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offleea are a Bostos, 10 Sian sratEr.
MORNING POST JOB OFFICE.
Wo would call the attention of MERCHANTS .AN
BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we hare lost received
fTomPMladelphia a number of fonts of new ,?oh Type, and
„„ now prepared to fill order*! for Card,, C.rcnlar^iU
Heads, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes f
tiona. AU ordera will be promptly filled.
Sews of tno Buy.
There were 490 vessels, of all descr.pt.one,
(exclusive of river craft,) lying a ‘ t *°° l ‘ y °*
New York wharveß, yesterday, of whic -
stbamers, 139 Bhips, 81 barks, 72 brigs and 1.4
session of the Thirty-third Con
gress passed 'seventy-nine pnbho Acts, besides
twelve publio Resolutions. Wo have a fall list
of them in type, but a pressure of other matter
prevents their, being published to-day. Wo will
give them to-morrow.
A girl named Nancy Hall, from Steubenville,
attempted to commit suicide at Wheeling, on
Saturday last, by jumping from the suspension
bridge, but was prevented from accomplishing
her purpose, through tho interposition of a
couple of ladies
On Monday, at the municipal election in New
port, Ky., the Democrats defeated the Know
Nothings, and elected their Mayor, Marshal,
Clerk, City Attorney, Assessor and Wharf Mas
ter, by upwards of thirty majority in a poll of
700 rotes, besides six out of the ten Council
men. The Know Nothings eleoted a majority
Of the School Board—three out of fire.
Hon. George Bancroft, the historian, is now
'on a rißit to eomo friends, in Georgia. Ho has
h'therto never been further south than Rich
mond, Virginia, and it is eminently proper,
therefore, that ono who has been the historian
of the whole country Bhould now see something
more than one-half of tho oountry he has written
•bOttt. - , .XT
Tho eteamßhip Star of tho Woßt amTed at If.
Vork last Sunday evening, with $650,000 in
goll, and late California news. The recent
rains in California have caused an improvement
in the mining prospects. Sixty-five dead bodies
had been recovered from the wreck of the steam
boat Pearl, at Sacramento, and there were still j
twsnty other personß missing. At Great Salt
Lako a severe gale had oansed much d&mage-
ThO Legislaiuro of Utah convened on the 11th
Dcosmher. Adams & Co.’s express messenger,
overland from California, had reached Salt Lake
City.
Tho news of tho President’s veto of the Collins
Sieamer Appropriation hill was telegraphed to
New York, at three o’clook on Saturday after
noon, and produced, for a while, a great stir in
Wall street. Oat of Wall street, however, the
impression being that the appropriation was
voted by means of dubious processes, tho dispo
sition was to give praise to General Pierce. The
flags .that were raised on tho Collins steamer
Baltio, in honor of the passage of the bill throogh
‘ tie two Houses, were struck as Boon as the veto
news wss received] It is well for tho public
treasury that there is on honest man at the head
of the Government.
» • THE COSSACKS OP; THE DON.
The important part this'portion of the Bus
*i\n Empire will play in the grand drama, the
grat act of which is now being performed
' before Bebastopol, renders a slight sketch of
them singularly interesting at the present time.
Arefereuce to the map of Europe will Bhow that
they oocupy avery small portion of the territory
of the Empire, but it is that portion bordering !
on the Sea of Azof. With muoh in their char
noter to challenge admiration, and muoh that is
repulsive to more civilized nations, they, never*
theless, present a fine Btudy for the historian,
and thoßß fond of the study of human nature.
Inhabiting a territory the most fertile and luxu
riant in the Russian Empire—devoted in their
love and attachment to that Government, they,
at this day, form no inconsiderable power for
the maintenance of despotism and the stability
of the existing government.
According to the beet authorities they number
nearly one million of souls—of which abont 125,*
030 are available constantly for military duty.
By the existing laws of Russia, every male, be
tween the ages of 16 and 42, must hold himßelf
constantly ready abd equipped for military duty.
’•* i'-' 'Aodng under the general direction of their Het
man or Chief—who is appointed by the Czar—
they perform an immense amount of frontier,
coast and police duty, with an alacrity and por
severanoe which their restless and semi-civilized
life so naturally engenders in them—now here,
now there—and possessed a'most with the spirit
of übiquity. Possessing the same religion and
■peaking the same language as the Russians,
with a large proportion of Bolavio blood in their
veins, they are the recipients of some important
favors from Government —not tho smallest of
- vfhioh is an exemption from any direot taxation,
except the amount necessary for their arming
nnd equipment for military servioe.
Previous to 1670 they appointed and elected
their own ofiSoers and rulers, and for a long time
held the balance of power between Poland and
Russia, and when at laßt, in oonsequenoe of
cruel usurpations, and treachery on the part of
Poland, they finally throw themselves in favor
of Russia', Poland was compelled to kick tho
beam. Sinop, 1709 they have been entirely
tributary to Russia, and suffered many priva
tlons and hardships under Peter tho Great and
Catharine 11. Their condition has, however,
been much modified and improved under tho
comparatively mild and judicious eway of Nicho
las, who is now marshalling his hoßts from the
wilds of Siberia, the Ural, and other parts of
his empire, to contend in the-* Btrugglo with
Western Europe. \
What part'these semi-barbarians will, play In
the contest it is easy to forsee. When an op
. portnnity offers for a display of their power in
that mode of warfare for which they ara so pe
culiarly fitted, it is probable Franco will again
have to'fdeplgre. their fiorce and ruthless as
saults. -Of small staturo, but close and well
halt frames, they are capable of enduring al
most any amount of exposure, and privation
anl fatigue—for alike to them are the rigora of
A Russian winter, or the burning aun of more
tropical latitudes. Mounted on email, but ex
tfeintly .fleet horses, aotiTe and hardy as the
mountain goat-inured to hardships equally
w th their masters, who .looks upon his horse
*i «his npxt of kin,” they form, next to the
Mvmelukcs of Egypt, the most effioient cavalry
in the world. Brave and- fcsariess when acting
in numbers and in tooncert, their wild and wierd
appearance,and the sudden and impetuphs Bwift
8533 of their attacks, render them truly formi
dable.
Bat it is ia annoying and harraßsing an ene
my that their-greatest service consists. Hang
ing, like a cloud by day, on the rear or flanks of
organized troops, they are always ready to take
tbealightest error or misfortune j
a»W coming down with the velooity oif---the
■yhlrlwind. checking their steeds suddenly,' as
fcyaAj'O; .wheeling and circling the foe—ho
yoriag in their footsteps like birdßof prey, un-
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'■■' ':'••-v'i.v.rvij V. T i’* , v-‘■»*?«;* -■ ,
-Y" : a 3-\:- v r.. :. s >lV' :
til lolled into a fancied security by tho oft
repeated cry of “ wolf, wolf,” some of the de
tails of discipline necessary to aconetant prepa
ration for defence and oeaselesa.vigU&nce bc
ctirS-;-when* with wild hurrahs, and terrible as
an avalanche they come, converting- a hitherto
I orderly march into a masßaore and a rout. Na
poleon’s unfortunato and terrible retreat from
Moscow furnishes abundant evidence of their
efficiency in thiß of warfare. Humanity
ehudd
[march 7.
s ' {*; if' ' :
.;, •►, j.- .• ; i, t
•v>'
:cra at the sickening recital of the horrors
of that unfortunate campaign, rendered doubly
disastrous to tho Frenoh by the unceasing and
unremitting frequency of these Guerrilla-like
attacks. Tho propheoy of that great man re
mains yet to be fulfilled or to fail—that “in
less than fifty years Europe trill bo either Re-
I publican or Cossack”—in which latter event,
these same wild Ccsßaeks would “water their
| horses on tho banks of the Seine.”
VETO OF THE COLLINS MONOPOLY
Every good citizen will rejoice at the veto, by
President Pierce, of the bill granting the Colline
lino somo three hundred thousand dollars extra
pay for carrying the mails across tho Allantio.
The increased compensation originated under
the Fillmore administration, and was brought
about, as was notorious at tho time, by the cor-
rupt infiuonoes so shamelessly employed in tho
lobbies of the oapitol. Its limit of four years
would soon expire, and a further extension of
time was ashed. This, Congress saw fit to
grant, notwithstanding tho Postmaster General,
in his last annual roport, recommended its abol
ishment, on tho ground of enormous expendi
ture without corresponding publio advantage
and notwithstanding Congress, less than eight
months ago, voted, itself, by nearlyJKro to one,
for itd discontinuance.
Under the present contract with E. K. Collins
& Company, the United States'Government pay 1
$658,000 for a monthly mail to Europe, while
tho English Government pay only $BOO,OOO to
Cunard & Company for a weekly mail between
tho same points! It may be said that the
American line of steamers are required to make
the trip in less time than is the English line,
and that it was absolutely necessary to vote the
extra compensation at tho time, or Mr. Collins
oould not have been ablo to continue his line,
and Britain would have been left Mistress of
the Seas. Whatever force may onoo have been
in that argument —and wo could never sec
mach—it no longer exists.
Com. Vanderbilt, an experienced ship builder
and large capitalist in Now York, has offered to ]
run tho mails for $376,000 on tho Canard times
or for $480,000 on the Collins time. Is there,
then, any reason why wo should pay a bonus of
nearly half a million to Collins & Company !
Most emphatically not. And so the question is
looked upon, we are glad to peroeive, by every
press which has examined the subject.
Lathes, Beit abb! —The unladyliko conduct
of temperance women io said to hare had con
siderable influence in defeating the passago of
the liquor law in Jersey. A writer at Trenton
Bays that on the announcement of the vote in the
Senate against reconsidering, some females in
the gallery "disfigured their pretty lips by
hissing. Subsequently ono of them exhibited
her indignation by folding up a copy of the
liquor bill and launching it at the head of Mr.
Allen, who was foremost in opposing tho bill.
After the adjournment a still greater violation of
ladylike behavior was perpetrated. Mr. Bon
nel, of Sussex, was requested to step to the bar,
and be introduced to somo ladies. On comply
ing with this request, an intoxicated old woman
Wasehoved forward, and one of tho ladies said
to Mr. 8., ‘you have desisted to defeat tbiß bill*
now 6mell of tbis woman’s breath, and Bcojfljot
will be the result of your notion !' Mr. Bonnet
replied in a manner which made the self styled
ladies blush for their conduct.”
Jksnt..Lisd tAKD: übb t Two , Babies 1 Tho
London’ Morning Advertiser says : —“ JenDv Lind
has entered into ah engagement to re-visit Eng
land, in her professional'oapaoity. From reli
gious Bcrupleß, she has determined never moro
to appear beforo the publio. under any circum
stances which could bo construed into giving
her sanolion to theatrical or operatic perform
ances. She has farther resolved, that all her
future exhibitions beforo the publio, should par
take, more or less, of tho ebaratoer of Sacred
Musio ; and, with this view, Bhe has, we aro in
formed, stipulated, that she Bhall sing only in
Exeter Hall. She is expected hero some time
in April. Our readers are nware that Jonny
I Lind is now, the mother of two ohildren.”
Aos op European Sovereigns —Europe will
Boon bo governed by sovereigns, sll of whom
may reokon their birth from this, tho nineteenth
oentnry. Thus, the Emperor of the Frenoh is
forty-six years of age ; the Emperor of Austtia
twenty-four; tho Sultan thirty-one; tho King
of Bavaria forty-three; the King of Naples for
ty-four ; the Queen of Spain twenty-four; tho
King Regent cf Portugal forty; the King of
Denmark forty-Bix; the King of Greeoe forty.
The Queen of England is only thirty three. Only
the Emperor Nicholas, tho King of Prussia, tho
King of Sweden, the King of the Belgians and
tho Pope were born in tho eighteenth oentur^.
A 'Map op Europe. —We have received from
the publishers, Messrs. Cowperthwalte,'Desilver
& Batlor, Market street, Philadelphia, & oopy of
the-most complete map of Europe it. has yet
be% our fortune to possess. It has plainly
marked the different provinces of tho several
empires and kingdoms of Europe, besidos it vast
deal of statistics of great value. Any ono who
takes an interest in the affairs nov? transpiring
in that quarter of the globe Bhould'not be with
out this map, which is published in a oheap and
convenient form.
Gone Oot.— Ole Ball’s opera project has fin-_
iled. Cause—a want of funds. When the ar
tißtcs and ohorns singers—who were English,
Irish, Frenoh, German and Italian—assembled
at the Aoademy of Mußio and discovered that
010 Bull had vamosed the ranohe, the oonfusion
of tongues is Baid to have been not unlike what
might bo expected at a Polyglot convention.
Had Him thebe.'— Tho Pennsylvanian, in
Bpcaking of Mr. HBge, Benator from the Nine
teenth District, who suddenly went over to Cam
eron, after tho 2nd ballot, says, “his conversion
was considered almost as miraculous as that of
Baul of Tarsns—but unlike him, it was for evil
instead of good I”
Somethino fob Editorial Bobes. “ Two
extent tliot any one should tres
pass* 'upon an editor’s time, during business
hours, unless ho is upon business of impor-
London Quarterly Review.— Tho January
number of thw reprint of this exoellont English
periodical is at hand. For salo by Gildenfenney
& Co. and Miner & Co.
Pub. Does.—Wo are indebted to Hons. Sam
Houston and'Thoa. M. Howe for snndry favors.
Houceopatht. —A bill has been passed, eßtab- j
lishing a chair of Homoeopathy in the Medical j
Department of our State University at Ann Ar
bor. A Professor of the Theory and Praotioe
of Homoeopathy will be appointed to fill the
chair. A large portion of the people of this
State are favorable to this mode of. practice, and
it is bat right that it should be taught and rep
resented in onr State University.— JontsviM
{Michigan) Telegraph. £
Election In' Auburn. , i,
Attburh N: T., March 6 —The Know Noth
ing have elected-thelr 'Mayor by 200
At Oswego there was an exoilmg eleoti °“' and
the Know Nothing Mayor was defeated bjjfiOQ
majority.
~+- i —. an *a ►
Sunday Session' of the 33d Congress!
ME. BENTON NO LONGER AIVHIMBEE.
SPEAKER BOYD’S SPEECH
Washington, March 4,1855.
During the night tbs House concurred. tn
■masse, in nearly all the amendments to the Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation bills repotted
from the Committee of the Whole, reserving sev
eral for separate votes.
The Senate's amendment appropriating $250,-
000, for continuing the Washington Aqueduct,
was passed.
The House also ooncurrcd in striking out
the tariff amendment, by a vote of 86 yeas to 80
nays. , .
Mr. Chandler offered a resolution declaring
that tho thanks of the House are eminently due,
and are hereby heartily presented to the Hon.
Linn Boyd, for the able, impartial and dignified
manner in whioh he has discharged the duties of
Speaker during the preflent Congress.
Mr. Chandler said it had been his fortuno to
serve with Mr. Boyd for six successive sessions,
and bore cheerful testimony to that gentle
man’s personal merits and efficiency as Speaker.
Mr. Hunt, from self-respect, and a sense of
public duty, would be compelled to vote against
the resolution.
Mr. Walley eaid Mr. Boyd may have erred,
but it had been his fortune to discharge tbe
onorous duties of the Chair in as fair, able and
impartial manner as rarely falls to the lot of any
man.
Mr. Caskle remarked that at the close of the
last Congress he voted against a resolution of
thanks to Mr. Boyd, but ho was now constrained
to say he had changed his mind, and would
cheerfully vote for this resolution.
Mr. Kerr said he came boro with strong pre
judices against Mr. Boyd, differing from him in
politics; but these prejudices bad yielded to sen
timents of profound respect. H&. bore willing
testimony to the purity of bis motives and his
firmness of character.
Mr. Walbridge briefly paid his voluntary tri
bute. . . .
Tho resolution was almost unanimously adop-
tod. , . 4
It was resolved that all bills on the private
oalemUr at the close of the session be referred
to the Court of Claims
The House concurred in the amendments of
the Senate to the bill requiring the prepay
ment of postago in all cases, and pre-payment
in postage stamps aftor the first of January
neat.
Mr. Wentworth, of Massachusetts, from ttie
Committee on Commerce, reported a bill pro
venting the introdootion of foreipn paupers,
criminals, and insane and blind persons.
Mr. Breckonridge, examining the bill, stigma
tized it as anti republican. It is ono or the
fruits of that spirit which Is now sweeping like
a hurricane over the land. He denounced tho
Know Nothings, and was willing to nbtdo the
time whon there wilt be a reactio i in the public
seotiment. Emigrants must come hither with a
pass, like negroes going from ono plantation to
another. , , .
Mr. Campbell said he knew nothing about the
now organization, and asked Mr. Brcckenridge
whether ho had not understood that the gentle
man who reported this bill was ewept down by
this hurricane. , ,
Mr. Breckenridge replied that he had so undcr
3l°Mr. Campbell—Then why charge the bill
with being introduced In the Know Nothing
Breckenridge said that he understood Mr.
Wentworth was defeated for Congress by that
organization, but thought it probable that tho
gentleman had introduced tho bill to put no ex_
tinguisber on Know Nothingism. Ho would
I rather trust the next Congress, which, it is said,
will be full of Know Nothings, than bovo tho
I bill thrown on this House, patched np to com
promise tho subject. Tho bill requires every
human being coming hither to obtain a certifi
cate or pass. It makes on odious distinction
between the rich and tho poor.
Mr. Wentworth, of Muss , denied that this
bill was sprang on the licuso. It had been
printed more than two months, and duly con
sidered by the Committee of Comraeroe and tho
Judioiary. It was drawn in accordance with the
demand of the Atlantic States, who, only.asked
that EnroposhaTTkeep her own worthless popu
lation: nt-homo, and not pour them into the this
country for us to maintain.
Mr. Davis, of Indiana, moved to lay the bill
on the table. . ,
No quorum voted on tho question, but niter
wards a sufficient number of members appeared.
and after farther proceedings the bill was laid j , —-—- —— .
ana BUer IUIV r : rTM the Itßrinriihli! Ulu JlulgrS cl XUu Court ol u,-mT:d
on the table —yeas tw, nays DO. i I cf tbc I’oum, in and for the county m
Tho proceedings throughout tho mgat were '
orderly • there wero uo insults offered, ana no • 7h<> of Ifcroard iv-r?, cf U»*fc*con<i rk.,
oruunjr, iuuiv ! (,C I'itt*bur2L. All-zhtmv county, liuiuMy hbowcib: Ibat
fights arose as sometimes heretofore. r tioiiiij>aarfc:hi,h provided himself with materials for the
All tho reports from Committees of Conference uf traveler* nod oilier*, at hi* tav«*rn, in th*
on the disaercoinc votes between tho two House*, ] \v ar i ufonjsßid. and pntys that jour iionors
amendments to various bills, were !
adopted.’ vrav,- iir.itNAiiD i’kkui.
‘1 Resolutions wero offered nnd passed, giving , We,the »obwrtt*r», of the Want ufnn-Miid. do
lo sundry persona employed in and .
about tho capitoL Other business was a.so eonveoienms tor the »«-<n»mtvl*tt'.n and lodging of
transacted, the details of which arc not worth . ,*w«erv awl traveler., end that ndd tavern
fleoize IV. Murphy, 11. linriu, IV. J. Ander.-on. Ailum
oommnnioaung. , : Wilson G Fuck., J. Wilson, P. Melnhenrl, John Veunz,
Hatr PAST EionT. —There being no quorum, Jjhjl ,j I[Wi „ „ tM H-Kosker,Thome, fimmoua. Itenjo
another call of the House was made. It was ; nUaiiini*. , , „ D ’ h73t
suggested that tho Sergeant-at-Arms be sent i charge JWJ
to bunt np and compel the atleadanoo of mem- J - VAXtecomt j ll aM about uo ACltus, on the
berF. \ gicubi»ovi:iB Turnpike, «ix lull*-* from I'iiUbargh,
Mr Pratt wanted to know whether it would j lu te borcwte&d erwmiam M’CormicU. given
be in order to direct the Sorgcant at Arms to j immediately. Tcrnn, sow per annum,
bring in breakfast. , mb7-<t.»tf Ncr the premise?.
Mr. Mike Waiah asked if whiskey-pnaohoa 1
oould bo introduced. [Laughter, and eriea of
“Good,” “Well put.”]
A voice “Send a biscuit to Pratt.” Ha Iha !
Mr. Pratt— 11 I’m hungry.”
Many voices in succession—“ So am I."
The Scrgcant-at Arms was despatched in
searoh’ of absent members, and meanwhile, mem
bers amused themselves with a kind of conver
sational debate, some of them indulging in
flashes of wit, at the expenso of tho friends of
defeated billß, &o.
Tho Sergeontat Arme appeared, at 9 o’olook,
and reported his saooeßS in burning up the stray
members. Excuses made by some of them—
“ they had retired to refrosh themselves.”
On motion, at twenty minutes paßt 9 o’olook,
j all further proceedings under the call wero dis
pensed with.
The House then took up and adopted tho
report of tho Committee of Conference on tho
! Nuvy Appropriation bill. It makes a clean ap
propriation for the existing mail service.
: • Nothing is said in tho bill about giving notico
.to the Collins line, for tho termination df-the
present arrangements, but loaving the govern
ment jho right to give it at any timo it may bo
deemed,proper.
j*. The Committee of Conference on tho Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill made report
which was adopted. ■ -
.. The Hoqbo took up aad passed tho Senate bill
inoreaeing the compensation of Registers and
Reoeivers, under the Land Graduation not of
last year.
Various other bills passed under n suspension
j of tho rulea.
During tho taking of the yeas and nays, the
olerk called Mr. Benton’e name ; that gentleman
appearing at tho door of tho main aisle, protest
ed with violent gesticulations, againßt tho call
ing of hia name. He sold ho was an ex-mem
ber, and tho session to-day was a libel on the
Sabbath. [Muoh oonfueion.]
Tho Spoakor pro lem, —Tho gentleman is out
of order.
Mr. Benton —I’m not a momber, eir!
Tho Spoakor—Then, if tho gentleman’s not a
momber, the door-keeper will put him out.
fDaughter, and exolamations of " Pretty good!’
“ That’s tho talk!”] The galleries are densely
orowded. ~ , , .
On motion, n committee was appointed to act
with a similar committee from the Senate, to
wait on the President, nnd inform him that’the
Thirty-third Congress has closed its labors and
la ready to adjourn, if ho has no further commu
nication to make. .... , „
. At half past 11 o’olook, Mr. Lane, of Oregon,
arose and said that, about to part, as ho was,
with gentlemen here, he could not separate with
out apologizing for hia conduot in tho boat of
debate, some timo since, towards Mr. Farley,
toward whom ho oheriehed the kindest feelings.
Mr. Farley reoiprocated the feeling expressed,
and was satisfied. . ~
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, reported from tho
joint oommltteo to wait oa the President, that
they had discharged their duty, nnd learned
from the President that.he had no further com
i mnnication to make to Congress.
Mr. Orr, moved, at ten minutes to 12 o’olook,
that tho Hodso adjourn.
The motion was agreed to amid the greatest
BU The Speaker (Mr. Boyd) then rose and ra
-turned his thanks for the high honor conferred
on him by the resolution, complimentary Whim,
passed last night, and said r in oonolasion:
Being about to exchange the.tqile andcareß
of .official station for tho more'qniet and peace
ful pursuits of private life,*Beanna»hith mo tho
"consciousness that in my official cAduet X havo
at least aimed well, these testimonials, in otSt
nection with the oft repeated expressions of un-
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flattering confidence and esteem on-thei part of
my fellow citizens at home, will be forever cher
ished by mo a 6 among the most gratifyingrecoU.
lections bf my past life. In this connection it
is a pleasing task to hear testimony to the gene
ral courtesy nhd personal kindness which MB.
prevailed,-one toward another, throughout this
hall. If, springingfrom-the to
wbioh wd have boon sabjected,; ebdUitionß of
unfriendly feeling have arisen, they have, I trust,
passed away and will ha remembered no more.
Cordially sharing tho pleasure this must afford
to all, and with feelings of unmixed personal
kindness towards each of yon, I bid you adieu.
This House stands adjourned without day.
Applauso followed the delivery of the address;
members shook bands at parting, and good u
mor everywhere prevailed.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Horning Pos 1
Storm at Eimyra.
Ehivba, N. Y., March-6 We had a regular
West India squall last night. Chimneys were
blown down, houses unroofed, ka. The car
house of the Williamsport aud Eimyra Railroad
was bom down, and throe engines were injured.
Signs, boxes, &c., were scattered about in all
directions. M’Coy'a Hotel, near tho depot, took
fire, burning during the night and doing consid
erable damage.
Richmond, March G.— The mail agent between
Raleigh aod WelJen, named M’Gowan, was yea
terday attaoked in Welden by three men, for a
trifliog debt. They shot him in the head and
body, there being uot ices than bix balls in his
person. When too cars loft he was supposed to
bo in a dying condition.
Antl-Admlnlatrarion Convention. .
Ccxcoed, N. H., March o.—Tho People’s Anti-
Administration Convention is in session. The
two largest halls arc filled to overflowing. John
P. Hale, Georgo Nesmith, aud others, made
speeches.
Tlif> Frigate Dea Geneys.
New Yottc, March 0. Tho frigate Des
Geneys has been released by the Health officer,
and is comiog up to the city. Fifty-eight of
her passengers state that they uro political
exiles.
Know Nothings Defeated.
Cisciskmi, March C —The municipal elec
tion in Newport, yesterday, resulted in the de
feat of the American ticket.
Town Ulecttpnn In Massachusetts.
Boston, March 6.—Tie town elections jvero
hol i throughout toe State yesterday. The Know
Nothings have carried 40 out of 00 heard from.
pETitoiT, Mich., Match G.—Tbo retoros show
ihut Ladyurd, the L»cmocratic candidate for
Mayor, has a rar-jor-.ty of al.ont 000.
DIED,
At ft iltiK-h 2.1, SASICat J. WETIIEtaU., 11l
tin- iii'ch jrnr of hi* o.'S _
tittsbctrgh independent college,
ATUKN.-EoM IIIJILWMJS, LIBLIiTY bT., NliAlL WuOD.
J(.»UN UAIIKY, baring lcaf«U nod fitted up a large* nod
cviumcdious room in ihn above LuUdlug In a neat and
«'o ant manner, rbleodi opening a Heh col where young
L-dle* and Gt:j*-*n can actiolm a practical and thorough
knfiwMMge of UOOIi-KKiIIMNO in all its forms and Re
counts tn all Ui various phuTs, from
the lowr.ft f> its highest end mo.t difficult ru **, taught
and explained In the dear, simple, correct uud proper
pLNKASsiiti' I)i reRTUK>T will be under tbo charge
of a, g-od and rxpoilenrvd a Penman ns Is in the country. !
A!] r--'onfl wltbuig to ccijuvre a gwd band will t*e taught
lr,’ ft -wt time. No humbug speeimen* Lin tig at the door,
t;> ettrsp the Innocent end kindle the unsuspecting.
Titc l apic.V Ptpa* t>iixT will N« under the charge of a
Lidv, rrbo Li «xr-" rt * n Mathematics and r. finished Qco
tTiiphi r. . ,
Lrcrvr.c os Cojimesciai. Law 1 am about musing an
arrMißem* n With one i f the be-t und most ablu lecturer*
on Ceuiniercisl Law In the ci'y, htid vnl announce hi;*
u?do in lh'» course of a days
Th'.i) in«tH«t ; on 1 tn-pe wl mr.-i wi h a liberal ‘•hurt* o,
nuMb'pvi , ’m ; ;r'*, ns w«* will re’v cuy on our fuvi n» rit
uod vio-iti! worth, and !>• L-p.* n, wiro et.ot.urage
m.nt Wo think vrUt wt:i prgfc '■'* «c • kha -‘ nl«ny* l«-
I re s; and we intend making r.o • empty pm-ad-V r.ther by
' dcw> pn per *'i?!u*i ■ p*' or •-1 hiti* ist:, to i»■ to Inj or* 1 other
instltuttoee, but vlll rti'-k to the m'dt.. “ to live and let
llTe/' knowing to. (Mrac*. oiWy rtc-m the merit c-f others
will add no true cu*rlt to our own.
Tho institution vlll » e np.i.n fi.r the reception of pu£i!?fln
MUlvivlXti. March titii, - lost. Ib-dra of In
’ 9 «WcekrA.-W.t<*l* r. 5!.
fo~ . Trill Lb very moucrate, apply ut th
i looms, la Sbcataum lluitdin^s.
i eV7 ••■ • jmix BiKnv.rehici'M!
1
' aitat uy*i«r# asid t*"re*n Eliott.
TiASIhM. i{ a'H N A K B*ttt S~\.
I / Wo*3*lm Just rciMnd ii larpe Jot [ &d
FALT and ntKSH BUAIJ, which
\-'.'A l-v* poia*t.ilie lowest Tfit< =*. j’nsbT:St '* s *ai7
g( Sonmal c:>|.Y ••»'! cro-rno r>\?’ )
)ViNB FKKXCU.OISUWAMS.—A.T. MASuN & CU. have
* just resolved Some very good colors In French Ging
h»mi. ■ mb7
DLBKUKj}.— -Juft rocolvcd at A. A. MASON A OU.’F, £0
pieces cotton and wool Debegu, selling at less than
lauai prlewa,
VTKW SPUING GUODS—A. A. MAcON & CO. v.li open
ou Ufth inst., 20 c«sea of new styles of French and
Inß’.ish Vriuta nod Lawtu.
JUMEeXIC UUiUUAMS—OOO pl<o-n good colors und
stylesjust received bv A. A. MAeON A CO,
mh7 No. 2 b Fifthjrtreei.
SEEDS POU’KANSA*.-rnnkn, moving west can pro
on re fresh Osage Oranffe, Oregon IVa, Vegetable, Field
and Flower Seeds, of the most re ports; Implements,
A ° .«t » b ° £-'» j-^h,,lV. $ kvmov
AWN UitAtfS SKKD—4o~"bus suitable lor jards, pleus
j ur**rounda, &?., making a dose smooth »urlace, equal
toturtt fmh) I JAMES WABDKOf.
DUaINING TUX—cuiubte lor under-ground drains,
ror yards. cistern*, riuks, Ac., the cheapest and basl
article known. Imb7] JAMES WAKDBOP.
X T OTIOLTU GKOCtfKS-4 Sugar Crushing Mills; U hew
JN York Trucks, improved make f^ralc
TtTO 22 TUiltD SriU-ET.—For aaie, a large BtlciTDwell
l\ ing House, containing a hall, dining room, kitchen,
two parlors, fbur chambers and tioi.hud attic, coal ▼suit,
Ac , well built and of best materials. Price only $2,000
: Ab», .Neb earn, &
Dlh 7 Beal Estate and General Agents.
LaKG£3 BU ILDING LOT, op hestuut street, Alleghe
ny, 03 Teat front by CO deep, for sale by
J ’ S. CUTUBERT & SOW,
m i,7 . 140 Third street.
fTvw ENTY-SLVKN f-ot front on Webster street by 150
I feot deep to an alley, for sale low by
**" s. CUTUBEKT & BON,
m v,7 143 Third street.
I >oUNTY LANDS. —The uuderidgtiod procure War
|> rant*! for persons having claims for Bounty Lands un
der the late act cT Cougresn. AL3TIN LOOMIS,
, 7 92 Fourth street.
"\1 r ANTED—go ehares Monongahehi Bridge Stock ;
VV 10 do Mechanics Ft. Bridge Stock; by
, ’ AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Broker,
mliT 92 Fourth street.
~.l A<. iv fcllLhL —3u bbls No. 3 larges received by Koilroj
ri and formal., by |mh7) UKNKV 11. COLLINS.
•VOUHSU-SbOO ibs this day n-wdircd »nd tor «d« tar
J mh7 • liLMli H. wuui.^a
T I.MK—lot) barrels Louisville Llum aud for salu Tfy
tnh7 lIKMvt IX. GUnLINa.
mWOiIUSUBKD BlPUiS.—Thu tnosl complate assort-
I mont of Rifles iu the West can bo found at the Enter
prise Gpn Works, livery quality, style of finish, and vary
ing In price from ton dollars to fifty. Every Qan warranted
to give satiefacuon, t lETLEY , 130 Wood at.
FOB
Saddlers and Carriage MaUers.
E. T. LEECH, JR.,
No. 131 Wood street*
PITTSBURGH.
Also, Clotlia, Damasts, Lacos, Koas, Boat Stuff,
,Spr.ingB> &c., &c.
JosepU Wliitc’o Oarrlnge Repository.
JOBEFU WlltTE, now carrying on bust- JKMgjg
ness in hti Hpaclone premhes,
lately enlarged,) on tbo Pittsburgh
Ortwnsburg turupike, ucar tho rwo-3lim«irrrifc..i-r
Bun, between Pittsburgh aud 1 uwrrnceville, respect ully
invites the public to insp cCt his s f < * c f-? f OABKIAOL3,
KUGQIE3, 4c. And he particularly informs gentlemen
purchasers, that one price only is tnado. Fourteen years
experience in the htLviosts. enahloj him to place before hia
patrons the Hame choice collection, ot Larriftges which, eo
taauy yeare past it has been bis pMßcnlar department to
select from tha various nhd most tattufed Eastern manu
facturers- dlie Buc;es3 of hLs new system Is completo—the
economy of his arrangements will supply ihn best and moat
fashionable manufactures at moderate .prices. •
■Cuuncumlvertd by those heavy expenses, which the
mania for decorating houses of business has heaped upon
tho price of goods, (owing to largo JOSEPH WHITE
will sell, on ready money only, at mabh less than the ueow
* - [mbGidtw]
P .Kg-Carrlagcs repaired In tho best manner, with despatch.
JSZonongaliel& Brldgei
j.»ITT£CCBOa, Match 2, 1855.
THE Present cud Managers of the Company for Erect
ion a Bridge over the river Monongahela, opposite
Pitishurcb, in the county of Allegheny, have this day de
riv'd a DIVIDEND OP ChNT., on the Capital
Stock, for rix months, which will he
ers, or their representatireS, at the XOhL HOUSE, on
: and atterthe 12th inptant.
m^6:dSt*,
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Mall Agent Sliot.
Detroit Kleollon.
NEW ADVEHTISELIENTS.
M A 11 1* WAK SS
JOHN THAW, Tretsilr^r.
Great K«stornitW.--fe* aixdAgut ■ SPECIAL NQxIOEb. ;
, n , w Tnnr't Liver Pills. —Mr. Jonathan Hough- ;
Of We*t Union, Park county, Life, Fire and mSff See Company V
proprietors that be had suffered greatly from ! OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET, •: • <
protracted attack of Fever and Ague, and wafl comp J Mfl>goN j o HALL, .PITTSBURGH, PA.. :j
restored, to health by the n?o of the Lim Pills alone. j; v KOBEItT GALWAY, President.
.IhaaPiM unquestionably appertaining toor
and can, bo' taken vith decidvd advantage for “ a y . ‘i connected with LIFE ItISKS. ;
eaSeß reouiriug Invigorating remedies; but the Liver ima [ A i SO} against Hull arid Cargo Bisks on the Ohio and MlS*
. J oa n r.f restoring a disordered siseippi rivers and tributaries,and Slarfne Iliaks generally,
stand pro eminent ss n men* o natMtog .* Low and Damage sbySlre, and agdlnat the
liver to healthy action; honco the great ceiepn y . • j perilßoftheSeaandlnlftndNavigationandTranppjrtatlcjn.
iave attained. Tho numerous formidable diseases arising policies issued at the lowest rotes consistent with safety,
from a diseased lire;— which so long baffled ilia skill of tho ; to all partisi
most eminent physicians of the United Statw-aro now j
rendereil easy of cure, tkank* to the study and perfever- i
anca of the distinguished physician .whose name this great
modiciue K-ars-a name which aril! da,rand to posterity as
one deserving of gratitude. This invaluable medicine
should always bo kept within reach; and on the: appear, I
anca of the earliest symptoms of diseased liv. r, it can be
safely and usefully administered.
Purchasers will be cnref.i! ;o Tjt Dr •! I.am- s Ca.e
brated Liver Pills, and tube none else. There nr" other
Pills, purporting lobe Liver Pill*, now bvf-re the puWK
Dr. M’Lane'd Liver Pills,also bvsCei-ibr.V.yJ. crmila" l ', cun
now bo had at oil respectable Dreg elurrs in the United
Etutes and Canada.
Also for sale by the sole proprietors,
fi.emtso duo?.,
?TK-er! ; f'T> to J. Kltia ft Co.,
*"-1 Wool Street
jj3- Opinions of tUo Press.—The fallowing is
from Gen. George I\ Mom?, in '.hf Home Journal, of No
vember 7, IS4G.
All edit-ora profess to bo the guardian? of the right* nf the
neoole, nud to keep them aJvis-d, tl.ruagh th« ir columns,
of whatever shall aris-i lbr lin-ir b.'uofit. Mo will live up
to tills Utter, and inform them thu th- mos=t wnod-rftii
tfnd valuable medicine for their m-rul use over invented,
•« DALLKYS M A tiTC A I. I ‘ A I N • X tP ACTi>K.” ItSYir
lues are fo rare, mighty sn-l e.centric, that often they UP 1 '
pt-nr to work more 1 lik- miri.< *,-•« tin. is ! y r-i-wuen, so effective,
Itoctric, and astouudm- nr- it - pc vert or. th»* human body,
tb»t_ though now it is daily t rb-i bv Lbou*imd» of people,
not one of this great trass but is beyond cc.mpar* |
ison, and cp.tsdHly confer they, on no cossidvratlcn, wit,
ever again be without it. <4
The inventor, Mr. If. Dailey, has wisely kept the secret to
himself. Counterfeits sire hw<-y shout >t. but wilbout sue*
cows Its overwhelming meitt-d-fy rdUompethion, audits
peculiarities analysis. WccoulU-mly commend *U parents
to seek its acquaintance, for surely iuebr. frt-nd, who lauehs
at death and sulTering. restores the blind, larno, halt, and
poarrod to perfection, and all from pain, U “a friend in*
wi-li tbo di-covorer of this mighty bt-sring.wlio U a
re .l bouefactor to
Tor sal. by Dr. O. H. KETSKR. I lj'll olxl strort :,nd by
all Drttreb-to and Dealers iu iU lituto. tmou£bout tbo uoi
t«i States. irbl .tlle -' .^
43- pot BroncblUsi Throat Diseases,
Hacking Cough, and tlu* etfocU of imprudent use of Mer
cury, no medicine has ever beau discovered which luta
effected puch cure* as Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salivation, Hacking Cough,
Rronchial Atfrclionx, Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Übeu
msti-tn. havo all bien r-dierol end cured in n wonderful
mi:un'-r, by ;lie great purifier of tbh blood, Carter’s Spanish
ilxturo.
The Cnso of Mr. T. 11. Ramsey alone should satisfy any
•ho dealt. Call on the Agent and procure a pamphlet
otuairdng cun??, vbirh will astouud >ou.
■.irprtbem-ot fehOfllß
The I*l ensure nud Comfort, of being wnx
FITTED in ft SUIT OF CLOT tl £.*, is greatly enhanced by
bavlng'thi-m auen, and scitaele to the ijiusok. GIUISBLE
has got all that is nectary to clTwt that great consurama-
Gon, both ft? regards Ot nnd quality of goods. Purpcnfi
wUhing to experience nil tl.i-i, nud be only moderately
charged, ran do «o by ralisog ut 240 i-mxaxr ctrcet, head oi
Wood.
p, U.—Pantaloons, in particular, L? one of Li? grtnUii
forUt. He c. unot ba bent in the stylo und fit of this gar
ment. iV'ujr.croiu referenetz could ho given, if nccetsary, to
parro* or «te ptnt.=cie t- B. OhIRHLK.
~~ejr Ualin or Tliuusabd Flowers, iur beauti
fying the Complexion,-ami eradicatiug all Tan, Fivtlts and
Freckles from tho face. Soil at Dr. 1-.0 *\ o»l
street. 3‘ inSo
HorUculttiral Notice.--The Hthd/urgh
IIOItTLCU Lb UK a L SUt'IKTY will boll their regu- .
Jsr J/otj thly Mating on WEl>\’li>l)A Y n»-xt..»b« Tfh ui?'..
at la ‘.’clock A.M.in the r.flk*- of Jatth* Wvrdrcp, Fifth
rtreeh jmh6:dS:*j__ A. M. FTLTKNSDN, F.».-uptftry 1 _
r po" the liojmnible thV .luii’uv? of she Court of General
X flUßrtcrSe.sfliona cf the I'v.icc, in and for the county cl
The petition of Unnnlton I.<mc ,rk. of the Foortb \i ard T
city of mtsburi-h, in the countv aforvsni L humbly shevi.viij,
That vour politiom-r hail. pr--u Mms.ili v itiv materials
for thi* a-vouiiuo-latlon oi travplrr? aril othore, at hi." dwel
ling hou?e In the ward afcr-savl, and prays that you:
Htuinrs will b.? plciu-i«l to grant him n Hcv.nsMO kw;i_n
public house of untertainreeut, find your peuiioucr iu
duty bound will pray. ItAMILiON LKACO^-h,
\Yp, the subserll^ I Vi, of tho ward ufoivfMd. d;* cer
tify. that the t-.bovo is of :r -d r-pUU? f.--bounty
mnl temperanop, and w!i ;tm <l< i»• h 1:. hoc.-.i; s:.u
cor.venu'nf*sfur \l\- ai’ctuatno.aiv.'U ;•* sttaugers and truT*
elctfl, un.Uhat said tavcvu i? • r _.„. ' r
Hugh Xmuion, 'LWraas S-i F>l.A?leiE.sriUiaffl»
■BiialiiiS. if. C. lillSS, i). Vbuus, O. Onllois Asorf He
-11. S. lAin.U..>:i, N. V. C.iuSvc.l, J. :-J. Hilt.:’. J.*.
jr TOtaaKU.
'JL'o t''aituem ) liaruciHi'ii unt* > urivcrj- meUi
i'MVf-: *l, bi-.sl.v’.s }>;■.; ■ T i\vsiDCil, fir.^prcuu-!;
’ 1000 u-lr-b J ur..- U «:«.ir.-rc---ucii;
IV Q ban.- « .Mri-: x..r Lb An U Z L;<
A AC. H ;KV I'i.KU < fl.r f smi wv •iam'-hlir.-
tLtfnb'-- 1 T-luub 1 -- i'.-- vl ?tr. s * >,-y u:-nu;n .*
tine tiMhtfir n - '-"Hi. '* ' '• fU
Lib rtr, n-nr Pitt'’ nr. - .'. ' ' i: < " i:m nn.*• La
b<jf3 U'- il t->r many ; eu
ci*h»; neat L* l P'-m> ••
er I'.fi'-en Lu- !iel v ;.u. >• .
land that it* !T-nJ e:b ' t« *in .
L> t«*n or liu.-u > f • :\ '• b r. . ( >i>
pumo ikp nxiinu-1«* 1 *.:j ;,ri • Z'' r - I * s
ttor.r-ju t fl-vuK in tb«' i 1.-sui- U
riv-1 Lout it. It ii • t <‘i
crops are b-'tie Of t'**i i> r. —t : u-- i. ad tie '
It. The |*aU-nt AnKi’wn SvrUsU-r 5 ■* *•-.. .. i%! ;r >-
tuirtieS tary i“ tbc y.rmvtri rf Vwii.s mid
cm-n Tvpetftbb.-.s r.r.ti do troys iu.-.vts is «: unrui■«. tor
Irani- uiulj, it raiif.-'t I ••• • fun*.shod.
Order-must l-t* tuiciv;--? i t > A. LLH»,
to.l.Vd* * I »■’ -'■••^uireh.
1)Y virtue of u |-r»-.vpt m-.d-r t i;- hand? of William B.
) M’Olur.i, Bre.4:i-u: a' :i:>* ». -ai cot uumnou Fl.-.vr, iu
atU for tli-.» Fi-th Juri-iul D.s-t.r-t of iVnnrjlvKuß and
J ustic* of the Court < l <-r n-M fVr:i>u»* r aud geuoral jail
delivery, in aud S’*r mjl *l'-• riff, ur--« V.Lii.un Borgs and
Qabiiol Adorns, A.^-vciaU!.J u.: o! tlu haiit-j cuuuty,
in nml fur thu county of Allegheny, dated tln> twenty third
day of February. in the cl‘ our Lord one. thousand
eight huudrt'd and uny-ilv.*, aud to mt dirtied, f>r ho d
luc a Court of Over and Teiuiio«*r aud general jail delivery,
at, tho Court lio'u.-c iu the city of l*ms!;ur/h. o« the lourih
Monday of March, at ten o'clock, 'A. M. I‘ublu notice ia
hereby given to all Ju.-uccs of the IVac*. Coroner, and Con
tttables of the county of Allegheny, tt.at they be, then and
there, iu their proper per; on.*-, with Uitir roll?, records, in
quisition?. examination;! and other remembrance?, to do
those things which to their re?pe-l\Te offices, in ihuir be
half, appears to be (lout— and ahtho>e that will pwfiocute
the prionurs that now are, or may be in the jail of said
coonty of Allegheny, to ho then aud there to prosecute
against them a* shall be just.
Uivou uuder my baud, iu Pittsburgh, thi3 first day of
March, in the year of our Lord qive thousand eight hun
drfd and lilty-tlve and of the Commouwvalth the seventy
uicth. J ( »nl»5 1 WII.UAM MAKILL. Sheriffi
ttie Honorable the Judge?: u( the Court ol General
I Quarter Sessions of the l’eaee, iu and for the county of
jCliegheny:
The petition of MicbT Crawford, of the tuurth Ward, city
of Allegheny, in the county afore.-aid. humbly stewctli,—,
That vour petitioner halli provided himself with materials,
for the accommodation of travelers and other?, at his dwel
ling house in the Ward aforcraid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a pub
lic house of en.ertainmom, and your potioncr as in duty
bound, will pray’. MLCdIAKU ORAWIOBD.
W r e the subscribers, citizens of the Wanl aforesaid, do
certify that thoubove petitioner in of good repute for honesty
and tumperauce, aud is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and tra
velers, and that said tavern is necessary.
Edward Whilubousp, F. Gilmore, Boosor, Samuel
Hunter, Thomas Morey, James Campbell, Hugh Magee,
John Kelly, F. Horneek, Charles Grocttman, John John
ston, Daniel Milligan. mhs:dol*
ri>o tho Uouorablu tho Juugv« of the Court of General
1 Quarter Sessious of the Peace, iu and for Qio county of
AUegbuny:
The petition of Isaac V*'. Enusmau, of Baldwin township,
in the county aforesaid, humbly shewetb, That your peti
tioner has provided himself with maturing for the ucuom
modation or traveler.-! and others, at his dwelling hou.-oi in
the township aforesaid, nnd prays that your Honors will be
pleased to grant him a license to keep a publichouse of en
tertainment, and your petitioner, as in duty bound will
pra y. ISAAC W. tiAUS.MAN. •
We, the subscrilmrs, citizens of 1 he township aforesaid, do
certify, that ibo above petitioner Is of good repute for hon
esty and temperance, and is well provided with house room
nnd conveniences fur the nccorounxlution nud lodging of
strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary.
Thomas Vertiv-r, >l. \t*:ner, J. N. McKinney, Janies Mo-
Gnnigl*\ John Jlct'add« ti G. 11. Wallace, S. Cooley. James
Brady, JohnGowun, John Noble, S. Stunrt, Oeo. UrawJy,
mbo:d3t*
CiTiZi.vs' DiirostT Baxx, \
I'i'Uljuryh t March ft, lb. Vi. )
TIIK President and Directors of this Bank have this day
declared n DIVIDEND, at the rate of 4 per cent., ou
the Capital Stock, paid in out if the profits of the last six
months, pajuble on and after the 15th instant.
mh&dtdj Slgnc-d; E. D. J-.'NES, Cashier.
VtßiV BOOKS—Life and Beauties of fanny Fern, fourth
1% supply;
Poems by John Q. Saxo, fifth edition, enlarged and im
proved;
Miuntsota and its Resources, by Jcbn W. Bond;
Alone, by Marion llarland;
WolfeTt’s Roost, by WmhiDcton Irving;
Tbo Prairlo Bird, by lion. Augustus Murray;
Pride and Prejudice, by >lis3 Austen;
Heire?s of Btllefout, by Kmerson Ben nett;
The Know Nothing Alman u . r . Received anil for sale by
IV. A. UiLDENFENNEY & CO.,
No. 46 Fifth street,
1». p.—The subscribers have removed their cheap Period!-
:al Office and Book Store from 7b Fourth street th the above
place. m bo
iMPOKTANT MEDICAL WOKK—Every one afflicted with
certain diseases would consult his own inter*st by ob
taining Dr. RALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE.
The nature, symptoms, progress and ccn2i’(juecccsofevery
Reverent Disease, uiHiniy and distinctly described; inclu
ding diedasea resembling venerea!—to be teend in no other.
On Masturbation, much new aod Invaluable information
is given, with tiie only true treatment and cure. Stricture,
ita perfect and radical cure. Also, all the reim-dies, the
proper doses, mr>du cf preparing, £r., are faithfully given,
so as to be practically useful to every one, in every place,
and it is the oDly truly Practical Work publl.-bvd lor gene
ral use. Fourteenth edilicu, ULi J’P» i T -1. price
one dollar, bold by
mbO
IJOUNTY LANDS —for ih-i eoluu-rs, Chaplains. Team-
Jt> sters and Flctiila men, who have served the Lhited
States In any ol her wars, their heir* and widows, are enti
tled to Bounty Land, by a lato iaw. Any such who may
wish me to obtain their right*', by furnishing their cluim,
dan have them promptly attended t'e Inform;.lion given
eratis . • THOMAS WOODS;
b mhO Bounty land and Pensjcn Agent, 76 Fourth Et.
F 1 INR pRKNf.H CHi&TZSg—■ gome lice styles of new
French Chintzas, just received by ’>
xnhG A. A. MAHON & CO, 25 Fifth street.
yynmiDKlUßS A. A. MASON li Cu.. Fifth street,
have just received a large assortment of ladies, linen
Httbfe—plain, hem-stitched, embroidered, Ac. mhp
1, PA DO AS—lOO pieces Black Alpacca, just received by
mbfi . A. A. MASON & CO., 25 Fifth street
Aff&TRMN EMBROIDERIES —A full assortment of
Collars, filmed Obemizettes, Adjust received by *
mhS ’ HAQiSSAHl,9iauKrtEtr(it.
•* ■
i ’•> *: V v' 1
rr* Howard Association—auur- jutuuuNi i
•tklFim ASCII, SEVENTH STiUJET.—The Managers of
the Sccioty will be glad to receive uotiatioiifl of Ca*h,Bread,
Mint or droceri-js. Thu th*» deserving l*uor must
be our excuse for uskin* materia! aid promptly.
i’resident, Gov. MM. t. AOIINSTOH.
( Uod.'WM. B. M’CLBJthi.
M S. W. BLACKL,
MnnogerF,-, 1». WILMAHTH,
i It. CHK3TEK,
{ WILLIAM NOBLE.
L.v i,i u.-e. 'i'cu
.11 ;-o ror. vi-.h Un;
<ii>
»!, *1.4 t>li
i'nieiainitt am
c.’l. curmuOT, ;
140 Third ctr^e.t.
/ ‘ r ?*• **
'*?**;/*:‘
DiaiCTona:
Hubert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
Hood, J&hiri’utlorton,-
jcbn il'Ali-in, * Samuel M’ClurkaD,
William Phillips, ! Wines W. Uallmau,
Jc'in Scott, Cha». Arbuthcot,
p. Qazzsm, M. D.> Vart id lUcbey,
JunUATtfrahail, - John M’Gill,
‘ • HoratioJJ. Lee. KUtanmng:
Treasurer, C. WILMAItTH.
W« cannot promise to publish the names of the donors,
but will be gUii to yveeiVe tbeir gift"- fw.nu_
SitTiOliy «fc WiLLlAills,
MASCFACrUUkILS OF
CMlsoa Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, &na
Fitting Generally,
you WARMING AND VENTILATION OF BUILDTNG3.
A. <fc yf: will contract for-wanning nod ventilating,
by nuam or hot water pipes, 'Or Chilsou’s Furnace; church-
6 q schools, Hospitals, Factories, Gracn Houses, Court
liouss?, Jails, Hotels or Urn-Mugs. No. 25 Market suwt,
Pittsburgh. ..J 1 *"- 1 -
KOSTH WJSSXSKH IN3-UKANLMS UOiIPAMT,
OFFICE, NO. 76 WALNUT bTKbLT, I‘LULALIItI ii!A.
OMARIER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capital. 8300,000.
LIABLE-FOB .TUB LObtsts Oi iUH COS.-
lu titoea Notes, (ucgetiablo iorm,)seciired by Mart- -
gages and Judgment,. .......4100,000
Iu Bills ILeeeivutde, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, MS®
In Cash, Cash Asifcts and Cush Items 47,utiu
Total • ........••♦••••■v-oSjtMG
n. CAI>Wi:L, i‘icsjdunt. OJJ.UaSll^Sactfetary.
Hit;; Maiine and' Inland Transportation rlefc, taken
at 'current rates.
v-,--~£s
REFEE ENCES.
FITTSDUfIOU.
Kramer ft liafcni, Curling, Bobertsou ft Co.,
N. lloimes A Sons, Wra. Bagaley ft Co.,
J. A. Hutchison A Co., D. Leech & Co.,
gfS3 Murphy, Tiernsn ft Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
Walnright, Huntington M. 1/. Uollowell ft Co.,
kit HoyJ, David S. Brown ft Co.,
C. H. A Geo. Abbott, Wood* Oliver, ••
Ueatcu ft Dtiuehla, Caleb Cope ft Co.,
Cbas. Mcgargee & Co., Dreael &Co., Bankers, •
Hon; Wm. b. Keley, Scotty Baker ft Co.,
Harris, Hale ft-Co., Deal, Miliignn ft Co.
’ 3. BANKS KNOX, Agent,
No. 115 Water street, Bittsburgi
insurance Company ot
iLS?Pltt&bursrlx. —VM. UAOALI2Y, President;
6A3JUEL L. MAitSiiELL, Secretary.
Ofact' 04 WaicrSLnctybeixot&nMarktto.nd fVoodslrcUi.
Injures HULL and CARGO Rieka, on the Ohio andMißalS*
aippi Rivera and tributaries.
Insurer against Loss or .Damagnby Fire.
Against the Perils of the fcca, and InlanaNavlga*
tlonandTransportation.
nmscToas:
William Baraley, Richard Floyd,
James M. Cooper, SarauukM. Kier,'
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
RobertDuniap,jr., John 8. Dilworth,
L?aae 5L Pennock, Francis^-llera,
8 Harbaugh, . J. Schoc masker,'
Walterßryant, William B.lXayg.
John Sbiptcn. ■ dec2l
Webern Peunayivaula UoapttrU.--
j) rp> i; m ScnxNCK, Second, between Wood and alurket,
struts and J. Reed, North-east corner of Diamond, Alle
gheny city, are the attending Physicians to the above Insti
tution, for thu first quarter of 1854.
Applications for udmission may be nudo to them at all
hours a? their offices, or at the Hospital at 2 o’clock, l*. M.
Recent eases of accidenUl lujury are received at al l hears,
without form. j* lot **
ct—• 7 HOW A 111) Health Association
Pittsburgh, Pit.—OFFICE, No. luB THIRD
SlßtKfiT, opposite the Teiegrar-hOmce.
'l*hi> Association is organised for the purpose of afToraing
mutual us.dfitunee to each other, in ease of sickness or ue
eiJeut. Ry [.'tying a ptu.Hl yearlv payment, the members
of the Association secures a weekly benebt during sickness,
averaging from £V-5 to $lO pur • In this Association
all members ure en uflil7 interested iu the management and
profits. .»- -I*-’ ai’ittSNZlE, Preaideut.
T. J. llift’TEK, Secretary. • _ .
Finance Committee.—JoitAH Hew, Jilin Reaiise, G.. N.
61 tinj Phyginan—F. laisn. M.D.. ...
saving fr ttiia umllliOsm
[LS? Association, oi O7 KjIONT
L v i.tasuct Uay—*MoNL>Ai. Notes cflored on SATU;iI>AA
to the Secretary, tit lue store of Jotn LI. McUor, No. El
\V<yvi tfotkly L>ues revived nt the facte Lime anti
j.j . J. wniTTIKd. tk-gr.urv
.'»X<> JU©t*-»XU.U l Ot.Uiiii Nat'-
£S<3tNfl:KoUiSKi<* JlaU soituMii wri.iibtic.
at. S. irClwfcwWN°- 06 yood ~
The- JOUHSJJVS£«ariS4XU)IIB so
lk§?cuav, Of Mttsburgkau.* AJtes?i«n7ra»tt «n the
flfc-£ V/EDNfff OAY ofen-j-v n-onth, at
iu.tto U.'uaoad. Bj onlar.^
j - o* Cf«’£»'«—l’iucu ut iusiiingtQQ Uan t
!Lcy > TTocd street, between fiilbstweiand Virgin ..
i»£TT2Bin , .uii 14v*du£, No«o3t> —Meats’evory Ytnytlay evening.
USR.C4ICIH.B KNCSMPJItN'T, No: JJ7— : ulee(3 Erst and tolta
Friday ofesch month. - [msry.MT
~~sx> atlt‘..vnu.vi t. i- U.—ioa fen: miriby uuiitt.il to
attn.-A nt'yout Armory, on MONUAYs; YMIDALo
i>AI y nici ntlft.VYS, for drili, uml to transact surh
ne«.>*a a may cOim*before tin? Comjniuy. IVKAN.^
•mra-2a:und Secretary pn? tea.,-
- ACiKNCY. , .. v
-* fOSHS F. EATON, No. l'J sixth street, agent for r,e]*uig
J>i. ond buying L’ATENT JtltfUT.S is now authorised W
fidi ill** lolloping lately, patented artieies:
tfands li Camming** latent lirieh Nlaehinc;
Hopper’* Fnt.-ut Veneer I’lano; . ' ' •
Trou’s patent Uil Globes, ibr steam Engines; •.
Doha’s ivneti Driving Jlacbmwr; . ...
Coe* paUnt.Hnlljioriuiiimg Iron; •
Oopelami’n Stationary uu»l I‘ori«b;i* Saw o.iibs
Cmwfurd’i Elttum.uud Wider 0 tinges; end,
Gritfith'* Wrought iron ibdlroad Cnnir ilacliicea. , -
Xh.-feQ article* bUve been examined by practical mechanics'
and m,u-ljialsts, «ia'pn>BOttW«l eufurlor'io any in «»■
lie in übo authorized to soil ltsghta to BaiiUe and vend uKto
articles in any part-of the country. ,
lie has also ier>ale bot-presied Nutts and Wasners, end
finished BrassCWork. "■• ,
lioisalso prepared to take Agencies - for tbn sale Of other
patented bights and new Inventions, and fiivo.to the iiu»-
ness Willful and constant attention. - - V
ll© refers to the followin'; ' ■ . ’ •
OAM). - '•
The subscribers have long teen acquainted v?ttk Mr.
MoseiF. Eaton, and UQ ,hesitation In recommending
him, to all who may wish to tmploy.hia services, Morgan-’
tlem-vnof undoubted integrity and indefatigable maur-try*
in whose exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville B. Cral*, IW. Kobimn, Jr.,
AVm. Larimer, Jr.,. John Graham,
W 11. .Denny, li. Childs s. Lo.,
Jiraes Wood, N- Holiaw i Fon»,
p li Friend, Uramer & Kotin,
F.‘ lAenz, K. B. Livingston,
Knap A Vado, Wiliam F. Jolmilon,
Wliinm Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
WilEun il’Candlesa, A, tV.Lcomii.
PlTTSannnii. NoTemWr ?Ttli. LSfti
]}Ottn T » l'atcut iioch Orliiing JJlaeUine*j
WEIGHING ABOUT 800 POUNDS; can be xrorUed bud
moved by two men, and do the work of live or tixjn
the ordinary way. SI 2. Vuijvler & Co., Manufacturers. _• •
The subscriber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni-'
lei Stale*, far the sale of rights to' use th«e Machines.
HQSl£§ Pi BATON, 10 Sixth street.
' KITES TO '
Hon. Win.!'. Johnston, President A. V, It. It.;
Vy. Hilnor Roberts, Esq, Chief Eng; A. V. It. Rq
Ccn. tVin. harimer, Jr., President I’. &0. R. R-t
0. tV. Bernes, Eeq., Chief Eng. P.iC. I’-Ht ■. ■
Messrs. HanfhlleE Nicholson, Contractors lor the P. s »
,B. IV. JeoM
JAJIE3 E. LEDUB...
Ledlie &r Clam,
(Saccc3?ora to Albany & Ledlie.).
MANUFACTURERS cf Cat, Moulded and; Plain, Flint
anil Fancy Colored GLA'bSWAUK, ami dealers in all
kinds of Window Gia*s, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware-,
house corner .of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh. .
mh3:dly ' '
" 1 flats and Caps,
rts WE would call the intention of our ftiends. and.
/®t he public generally, to our beautiful sicca of SILK
*3>QllAl'3, at 00 and $4,00. which eanuot bo surpassed
for neatness and beauty of style. Also, our Celestial and
Shanghai CAPS, which are the most splendid of the season.
* 'nihiv^ 3 J. WILECfo & SQN~ 91 Wood street.
Bounty. Lands—Soldiers’ Claims.
fTMUI undersigned has made arrangements with Thomas
I Lumphiu, of Washington City,, toprocute. WAKllAfliTe.
Ac., for Soldiers, their Widows or Children,for BOUMi
LANDS. 6r any other chums on the Government. _
• ' ’ ' SAMUEL ffAIi.NLs’iVCK,
mh'Atfl fteridenctsKo. D Kom street, Pittsburgh.'
Farm for Sale. ■
THIS subscriber offers lor sale a email FARSI.OF riFTi
ACRES—forty airea of which is cleared, ana under a
Kood stato of cultivation. There U also a good Apple ana
i»,>trch Orchard; two Dwelling IlouteP, with omor out
house;; a Burn, and a good Stable. The barm b eltuat.d
iu Baldwin township, Allegheny oouDty—+ixrailesirom this
city—twM the Drownsrillo ro&tl. For further particulars,
0K 010 WEI.BNER. '
1 s TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF THD UMIXED STATUS
x !-'■ tlie Western District o t FeDnßylvauia —
iloi'kinni JohnDaning* Co. 1 in .
Switzer, Steamwit Alononrahela:J “ $W 12^'
To nil persons imercsted—TsUß notice that, by virtue of
a writ of attachment issued out uf the above'Ruined Court,
on the 2ht tiey cf February, 1855, returnable to the 16th
day of March next, at which time the cause will be heard,'.
In a plea civil «t maritime,l attached the Steamboat Mo*,
hongtibela, lying at tho port of Pittsburgh; together with
bur tackle, apparel and furniture. - -
mbSidtmh WJiSTLEY-FROST, tJ. 8. Marshal;--
Groceries at Cb&ti
THE UNDERSIGNED wishing to ;<iecline' business,
offers iiw entire ptock of Goods, comprising a gen
eral assortment of. FAMILY, GROCERIES, at cost, for
cn>h or approved rateif: And vrlU positively close out his
stock prior to the Ist of; April,'as his lease willoxpireat
that date. ' ' . . .
TLk attention of the Trade,-.ind Families desiring choice
souls at tow pbjces, is respectfully solicited.
J/ D. WILLIAMS, " -
2C5 Liberty Streot.
£-2r Tho fixtures in his former stand, 122 Wood street,
consisting'of’a-Counter, 'Cases of ; Drawers nod Shelving,
will be Void at a bargain. 'To any one desiring to Outage in
similar business it wilt offer.fare inducements. feblG:i»n ;
■TT. IT. 3Lint —■
Smith, Blair & Hunter,
(Late Smith £ Sinclair,)
. WHOBESAIB GItOCERS,
PBODtJCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A KD DEALEJtdin all Mods or Tltteburgh Maaofao..
Jx tuied, 12*2 Becoud and 151 .First
PoDDX •’
vr.-n. smith.
• “steomtoont Owners f '
a rr ™rticii£rlyjttvUed to caU >md canine our stock
& SSS«sss^^s?sssJa
I o S , „
. .*. f... UiWood.»txet. f.
■. «, ■'
•V : V.'
C, F33TEB, LiBSSVISp
Manager—"Fifth Btr ear, store 'SVood..~*.FrißSi of »£•
miaaion—rlloxen and Parquetto &Oc;PriTßto Eoxcfl, large*
do. doi small, ss;. Second Tier, 25 c; Coxes for colored per*
eons, 60c.... Persons. sccjtiDg.£eat3"T7Ul bo charged 12>§
cents extra for tho certificate. Doors open at 7 oteloctt;
perform anco to coxnmonco at 7 H o’clock.' ..... .
0 PEKING OF THE SPRING SEASON. .
■ JCS-THIS KVKN'ING, March 7th. 18c5, will bo acted the
excellent comedy of _■ "i;.
MAKEIED I*T£E. .
Mr. Henry Dove 1
Mre.Henry Bare...—
. l'C:i .'iU'jl. .....-'
To cone BDRQOMASTKIt. - ■;
■ Hans Lubberllch Ton Dandn„.~...Mr. Jchnston.
, Bertha
Auction-Dolly Salcß* u
AT the Commercial Sates*Hoorne, comer of Wood tod s*»‘“
.Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. tL.agencral assortment h
of Beasonahls, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Coots
and Bhoee, llctejCnrs, 4c~
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M., _
Gtocerleß.Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fui»
nitarOjAc.,
. AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M„ , :
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instrument*
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, variety Goods, Qold ana
Silver watches, Ac. . y. ML DAVIS,' Anctloneer. fjaSldf
Groceries, qdeensware, Ac* at auction.—on
WEDNESDAY MQRNING, March7ih,at 10 o’clock,
ut tho Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and fifth
streets, ■will he sold: *
30 bbls aodbf bbls Mackerel, Herring and Lake fish;
7 brehest* V. IL, Black and Gunpowder Tea;
2 bblft New Orleans Sugar;-
10 boxes Ground Mustard;
8 boxes Virginia Tobaeco; • ... ■■
6 bb!s nod kegs Madder; 2 bbla Venctianlted;
I 6 boxes Chocolate; 10do Prunes; ..•
2 crates. Qneensware, comprising white granite ana
common plates, tea setts, bowls, dishes,Arv . \ "
mh7 .... • P. M- DAVX9, Auctioneer,
-UAiAIILK B'IOOKS AT AUOTIUN--{)n THURSDAY
evening, March 8, at I X A o'clock, at lha Merchants*
Exchange, Fourth stfeo*ywilt be sold: -
22 shares Ohio and Penna. Railroad Company Stock;
10 shares PitteburghTroat Company B*ock;
25 enures Monongahela Nav. Company Stock;
SO shares North American Mining Company Stock,
m h7 P. M DAVIS, Auctioneer,
DHY- GOODS,- Ac., AT AUOTION.~On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, March 7th, at 10 o'clock, at th? Commer
cial Sales Rooms, cornor of Wood and Fifth streets, will bo
sold a large yaridty of reasonable staple, and Cmcy Xfry
Goods. Trimmings, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ac.
. mh7 P. M. DAVIS; Auctioneer,
ALUaCLK REAL ESTATE IN; PITTSBURGH AND
ALLEGHENY—On FRIDAY evening, March 9, at 7
o-'dock, at the Merchants' Exchange, fourth street, will be
sold by order of Robb A M’Connell, that very valuable
Lotcf Ground in the Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, haring a
frontof 72 feet on the north side of Penn street and extend*
izg back along Morris street 105 feet, on which is erectod a
largo Brick Factory, now occupied by Daweon,Newmyer &
Co' - .. y
. Also, that valuable House and Lot adjoining the Carriage V
Repository of rtaelp?, Carr & Co., on the west side of St. ?
Clair prxuct, having a front of 27 fact and running bach
about 47 feet, and thence extending(2o feet'ln width) back
about 03 feet, m all 110 feet deep to ah alley. . I,
Also, six Lots In Allegheny City,having each-A front <T
20 fact on Anderson direct, extending back along ;he Penn
sylvania Canal 193 fact lo a four-foot a11ey.... ... . 3
Alan, two Lotson ATerystreet,<aah3Qfoofc(Hncbesfront t
by 7 0 feet 4 inches* to an alley. • .- • -
Al«o one Vrnme Dwelling and lot on north Beaynr ?
having a front of 20 feet and extending back €0 feet. ?
<tv m>-Oae-tbird cash, remainder in one and two years.
m ht> P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. {
■ . aiuAMilO* OAtOiSb COAL KAILUOAI) COMPANY
AT AUCTION—On THURSDAY EVENING,
ilaroh Bib, at o’clock, at the Merchants' Exchange,
Fourth street, will be gold, fox. account of:whom it may
concern, far cash, par funds— . . ; .
go shares Darlington Cannel Coal Railroad Company;
Bihs P. M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.'
jV MU STABLE, ONOEKTAiUSES* GOODS, JUHNI
TUKI3, dc., AT AUCTION—On TOESBA7: morning,
March 13, at 10 o’clock, at the badness stand of Hr. 8.8.
•Hancock, Nd.-74 Fifth street, near Smlthfiold, will bo sold,
(aa he is xemor.Dg to Kansas,) Ms. entire stock, among * ~
Tsbich'are— '-• ‘ .' Jr •
■ u oaperior carriage and saddle Horses;
JJ two*horso Carriages;
0 open and top Buggies;
. ' 0 Sleighs and Bells;
; 2 Baggage agohs?
1 splendid Hearso, with Flumes:
10 sets Harness, Saddles and Bridles: Buffalo Botes;
2 unfioihhed fancy Carriages; wood-work of three
Buc'Vis; hickory and oak Lumber for carriage builders;
SpolTes aud Fellas; 200 fine metallic wood Coffins*
assorted sizes; Trimmings for coffins; walnut and pine
Lumber; coach, .cabinet-makers* and carpenters’. Tools;
paiutii and Broidiea,'Stoves, Gas Fixtures, Crowbars, Picks*
Shovels, Grindctbne* Wagon 'Bed, Wheelbarrows, Iron a
Troughs, SO ycuog arid old' Hog* Cutting .Boxes;* Ao. - *:
Aißo-.Mahcgany.nnd fancy Choirs,.mahogany Tables, g
Bedsteads, LookingGlasses;'breakfast.and,kitchen Tables,
with oih*r Household and Kilchea Furniture, Ac.
mb3 P, M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. a
iVUci c-tc'a caUt. Vt *irrt£iN BUiLDINU UMb IN •>
JL fcIISTH, WA UD—On TUESDAY afternoon, March 20,
ac 3 <Vclocl:,cm the premises, Trill be Sold,"by ordcr of John
Uerr- n, . tiuiteo of Robert Portur, Esq ,'fifteen valua* “ l
bujj '.Hdtrig frtsVas laid .out. by tho late. William Porter, v
jjvn-;>n his first plan 'efLotalitt.tbo Sixth'and Seventh ?
; WSrJf\ Pittsburgh, seven cfs»hich lot?, to wit: K0i59,40»
•41,42, -53, '44 and-45,-have eaxbV front ofSO feet on.-Centra
ftTfisao and. exlettdiog.;tacfc.«outhwari)y>boat.flO iWrtr tor ' \
Vtrret, tiDd thexcnrfllnlnsfelcbt of which lota^lo-wlt:
Nos 4S, 40; 50; M* s2,63,M:and tf; luto’afeh *ftont of .{
nivnifricifthrart. and extend southwardly-hy<ha whole . ?
dtSSraccJtbTTo'se fltreefjw iS5i Wide.; The above Offer gTCat \'
-ioducementa io those desirons of purchaaing-property noar
theb^iafS’part^fegcyy. v T!crm.^ atralp K ,
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Partington.
auction sales:
P. St. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ALU auV.rTiiOißtdNG LUXa NEAR THff.B&VJSNTIi
WARD, at Friday evening, March SPh,
nt 7 o'c’cf-Ui at :ho Merchants’ Eschango, Fourth street,
wtU b*vo\d Forty Lots of.ground* eituato near.tha Toll- 4.:
Oxtei adjoining the Seventh Ward, having a front oi*Cen- v‘;
tre Aretiue and adjacent streets, and being very advantage* f
cn-h' jocvtEodforporsonawhodejlroacheapKJsldoncenear
• the' b’cjtoess part of iho city.. Plans of which can be had
at tho Auction Booms.. Title indisputable. Terms: one- ►-
-third rah. talanwlnonfrand two years, with interest. - r >
.fib2L ' ~ g.M.DAVIB, Auctioneer. . j
HHO the Honorable tho Judges of the Coart of General ..
J_ Quarter Seslons of the Peace, in: and. for the county of . ..;
Allegheny: .. . , '*. •_ ...
‘ The petition of Henry Beltxhoovcr, of borough of South ’ *r
Pi ttsourgb. in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,—That
vouf petitioner hath provided himself with materials for. •
accommodation *of- travelers and others, at his-dwelling .
house in tho borough'aforesaid, and prays that jour Hon
ors wiil be pleased to grant him a license to keep, a public
liouSo of entertainment, and your- petitioner, as injduty
•bound, will pray. HENRY BELTZHOOYEB. L
VV'e the subscribers, dtlzons of the borough aforesaid, do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for hon- 4 .
c^t-y-and temperance, and is well provided with houso room '• .
ond conveniences for the accommodation and lodging of ;
strangers and travelers, and thatssld tavern is necessary.
.• -John I). MUKr* Charles Gearing, R. AS Bausman, John . • ?
S Burke, WilliamiLGrace; H. Moorhead,. J.K. JoneS,Jaa. ■
BUckmore, Jno.M.Ecott, L, Brenneman, Jonathan Brand,
M.McYav- v ' ' ' • - ~ V mhs:d3t* • ;
t |W tne Uouoraote : Uio Judges of the- Court ofGeneral
X Q uarteSr Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county of
I.t’ito Mtitlon of TfilUamF. B’Conulc, of V»*BtClair
toworinp/ county aforesaid, humbly ahewothy—That your
petitioner hath provided himself .wUt materials for the ac
'commodation of travelers . and < others, at his, dwelling,
house in the township aforesaid, andpraysthatyour Hon
ors will bo pleased to grant him allceneato fcocp> pnbuc
houno of entertainment, and your petitloner,-asm duty
bound, will prny. ' .. WILLIAM F. MGJRMIO.^
Wc, tho subscribers, citirona of tho township aforesaid,
doeertify, tbafr.the above petitioner is. of good, repute fbr
honesty and and is woll provldod with house
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers,'and that said tavern Is ne
cessary.
- John Espy, Robert S. Williams, John Gllfillanjr., A. B.
Giioibn, h'utbaoiel Fite, William Orr, Bamuel Connor. Jas.
Connor, John Fife, John Glifillan, Henry Bockstbce, Adam
Anmon. •»" - v : ' : mhsri3t.
TTnen and housekeeping goods—a.a. mabon
I j A CO., No. 25 Fifth street, have just received a com
ptbte af sortment of tho above Goods, cvmprising— f
Shining Linena: Bleached and brown Table Linens;
: Linen Sheetings; 104 bleached Cotton Sheetings; ,'
Bleached and brown Table Cloths: j
• * Crash and Diapers: Napkins and Towels;
Biid-Eyo Diapor, £c. <so. .
BONNETS—Some new styles, Just received.
n,VJ : ' A. A. MASON A CO,, 25 Fifth street. ‘
NINK AGUES OF CHOICE LAND FOR SALE—-All -well
: -'f*iitf»d; with a good Dwelling House of fcur.rooms—
portico' in front. A stable, coal house and other outbuild*
ngs* Two grape arbors; also, 'apples, ■ peaches, • pears,
quinces, Ac.—all healthy trees, and orgood quality. Good
water, and convenient. The aboto propertyifl.awated in
a nleasani and healthy. neighborhood, and about- three
mill's from-the city. : S. "CDTHBEBT & SON»
mh2 Deal Estate Agents, 140 Thlrdstreet.
K' aiU'KR’S MAUA&INE,TOK MARCH—Price 15 cents.
Frank Leslie’s Garetto of Fashions, for March;
Frank Loitliu’B Journal, for March; Graham's Slagailne;
; Peipwoh's Magazine;: Godey'fl Lady's Book;
Putnam's .Magazine; Household Words
. htvlou’s Magazine-all for March. -
Blackwood’s Magazine and Chamber*/ Journal, forFeb
nmy; with allthe new Books, for ede by ; ” : ■
n.h-2 II. : MINKR A 00. S 3 c mlthfleld Street.
&zt;elbior»ixou uuyA>ommercioi College,
WOOD STIIEET Permanently established, with a
foundation os Arm as the name It bears. :
The great inducements offered to young meu at this In*
sti'ution are such aa are rarely met with in other Colleges.
tSacb an array of talent has never before been employed in.
any Commercial College in Pittsburgh; this ia in estab
li*.htd and undeniable fact. The Faculty ct this College b
composed of gent lemen whose names and rare qualifications
are as familiar .to the publio aa '‘household-words n
Facdiat.'—MlLLAß A BRO., Principals and:Professors
of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship. v
1. I. HITCHCOCK, (author of Hitchcock's System of
Bookkeeping.) Principal of the Bookkeeping pep&rtmeat,
and LectureronalllmportantbusinesatranflactionA
JOHN FLEMlNG,(anthornf Flemings pow and improved
system of Book-keeping,) will examino and deliver; weekly
Lecturefton the Science of Accounts. ' . ' .. .
_ JAMES H. HOPKINS, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Lecturer ouCommerclalLaw.’';-
: Young men who are desirous ofbecomlng export.aocotm*
tants, accomplished book-keepers, and rapid bariprsa pen
men, may rely oh having every ealL-faction.'gafiianteed to
‘them. Those who feeViutetfiSted wl'l. please cau, and wit
ness the wonderful progress made in.the various depart*
mentsby the students of tbaCollege. ’ • -
The Faculty of this Institution do not claim to ba
tkQ “ beat In the United States,” xor do. tboy metn to gull
Uro public, by 6ajing that it Is- ‘‘the only-plawr.where
BookkeepioE is property,to My
-ibat-tho Iron City College- in aj l ita departments, is equal
u“„ Commercial Colbs* in tiro wosteru couuUy..
Terms reasonable. Colleso opeu from Si. M. tllllOP. M.
Mo «—r— -.haroe for Arrtbmetlc. CiTility gratis.- ... rah-
—"""Tjofr-RFH-Y^.5,... ;
new eagle hat masufactoey,
‘'Ail.-- NO. 182 WOOD STREET, one door t*.
' ftcm the corner of Liberty, Is now OM.JS ‘
The pjonrletor Is himself a.pructical ,6 " , *3
sassslipr. Hatter, having had fifteen years experience
,7i,a illness, tm years us a practical worhaan; having
wor-id In establbhments inSe» Phil
aodnMe, Cincinnati, and the New England mates: feels
“JniPiPii- tlmt, from his practical’experience as a Hatter,
Cifn fnmSh not only nS md hat a nmxn.andmrmnl
article hanwything heretofero offered tothe Pittsburgh
" MsoKp mamfaclurt. - dccls:tt
liuUaaa eoßtiALli—cCgtottii'i on JBad»
H fo*j ptrtet, by iieep on with tt roT? of-four
Ktory B;ic& GtiacSedfor 4/or 5 families.,
■rMg'hroporty will ba sold on favorable terns* .
Tjus prop j s CCIHBEai &
lib Third stmt*
iKK.N ANJJ GOODS.—A, A.ilASO^
& CO. bara juat reeoived-ICO pieces Irish Mnea^et
Reery grade, warranted -aU pure Flax; also ,#rs ?J[J} 4 fJ
Linen and Crash Table Dlapeiß, and -other.
iJpQ ta. wVilrh will he gold at tcreajly redae* l * pr cg--*-
1 1 A. A. 01ABO.VS
Cx (lajsa moreeassa of thoso
haaa, entirety nawi tolas, at 10 cats pa. ya»4. ■
;atlotolUios»«liaapO»U«oa.