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OFWIQIAL PAPER OF xaE _f}?*A
PI TT SBC It GEls
FRIOA? MORNING:
on
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~o « PETTING lIA * CO., Kmtpapcr Advertising
a£ms arftho Agents for 0“ Kttoburgli Dully and WeeVly
■ • .Shorfned to receive AnmTiss*sOT|,erd
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' oja „ Their receipts am regarded us payments. Their
" offices are at N*" 122 NAssio BIMCT
■.:■ boros, 10 Eiite mac.
MOUSING POST JOB OFFICE.
W« would call the attention of MEECEI4NT3 AND
BUSINESS HEN to the feet that we baTO 3“trcce re
‘-fWStTMladelphlaanaialieTof rontffofnwJobType,
•mWrrepamd to fill ordorsi for Cara.,
Beads, Fuller Boohs, Posters, and Programmes for
tlonej All orders will he promptly filled.
SHANKS —We aro under repeated obligations
td Messrs. M'Clintock and Kirkpatrick, from
v lMs oounty, for repeated favors m the W of
publlcdocnmonts. 1 . ■ ■
70S HBWS4
"' WewouldeaU attention to theoarefully prepM
ed woeVly money article on the third page ; aIFO
weekly review of the domestio marketß.
- On Monday last the Indiana legislature ad
journed, after refusing to elect n single officer.
A: United States Senator, State Agent, State
Printer, fto., were to bo elected.
■' The venerable widow of President Harrlßon
hte recovered her usual health. It will be re
membered that this widely esteemed lady was,
during the winter, for many weeks, at the verge
of thd grave.
John S. Orr, otherwise “the Angel (of dle
ootdl/Gabriel," has arrived at his home in Glbe
•’ mw. They seem to have a very poor opinion of
‘ Wa, io Scotland, but is perhaps because no
“Prophet hath honor in his own country.
John G. Saxe delivered his poem, the “ Money
Kit>K ” before a Cleveland audience laßt evening.
■Bavard Taylor lectured on “India,” at Detroit,
on Monday evening, and"“The Philosophy of
- Travel" on Tuesday evening.
Bev Dr. Vinton is tho portrait m “Putnam,
for March. Dr. Lelber, of South Carolina, is
supposed to be the author-frem
the leading article, on the propriety of admitting
• Utah Into the Union while legalizing polygamy.
A despatch to the Cleveland papers, from
PiinssTiUe, state that on tho night of the -i
Inst., Capt. Andrew Andress, of Richmond,]
■lumped off a train of oars, running twenty-five
miles an hour,, to save a walk of half n mile,
andwas killed. '
Of the fifteen field officers to the four regi
monts just authorised by Congress to be raised,
fourteen are taken from tho regolar service.
The exception is Ben McCullough, the famous
Tex»a Bangor, who ie appointed a Major of
Cavalry. r _ ,
. WB regret to learn thnt Col. Robert L. Lough
Bad of Philadelphia, United States Consul to
Dablln, died in that city on tho 7th of February;
1 aged 607enty-one. Ho was a gentleman of great
worth, of great amiability of oharactor, and uni
versally esteemed.
lao Hew York Times says that Col. Benton,
on hearing that tho Prosidont had vetoed the
Collins bill, stud: "Give tho President my re
boots, sirs ho did right, sir, and if I was Pre
sident I would keep a pile of blank vetoes at
- hand, ready to stop tho aotß of this d—d rascally
Congress,’ - and something more of the same om
phatio sort. , , . ,
There is a bill before the New York legisla
te called the New York Police bill, which
divests the Mayor of New York of his control
over the police. Mayor Wood has written a
letter on the subject, giving notice that if the
VU posses he will resign. The bill is understood
to be a strictly partUan measure. The legisla
tors is Whig, and Wood is a Democrat.
M«jor John G. Camp, for many years a wor
thy and respected citizen of Sandußky, Ohio,
died in Washington recently from typhoid fever,
aged sixty-seven. He served as an officer in
the last war with Great Britain and was promo
ted to a captaincy for gallant conduct at Lundy’s
He held many other offices of trust and
profit—all with honor to himself and credit to
his country.
A man named Btcdman, a cabinet maker at ]
Aurora, Portage county, Ohio, one day last week,
remarked to a hommopatbio physjoiau'.there— ‘ I
ooild take any quantity of your pills without
injury." The doctor replied—" If you were to
take such a quantity of this—pointing to a spe
cial medioiner-it would kill you.” The foolish
man swallowed the medicine before ho oould te
prevented, and died the same day.
John B. Brodhead, Esq., at present naval
offloer at the port of New York, with a salary of
$l2 000, has been appointed and confirmed
Consul to Simoda, Japan. As Mr. B. never
solicited tho latter office, the quid nuncs sup
pose this to be a polite way of asking him to
resign the more lucrative post, and even go so
far as to mention the gentleman President Picrco
wishos to give his appointment to. Perhaps this
Is so—perhapß not. Nom verrons.
' The Cleveland Plaindealer publishes a list of
one hundred and forty citizens and corporations
in Cuyohoga county that pay taxes amounting
to five hundred dollars and upwards. The man
who pays moßt is Leonard Case, whose taxeß ore
$9,860 69; the next highest is B. Hilliardi
$8 683 18, and the third is the Cleveland, Co
lumbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company, which
pays $7,861 64. Eleven-sixteenths of this is
levied for looal purposes, this proportion consti
tuting tho county and city assessment. Either
Cleveland has Borne very wealthy men or Sydnoy
Smith’s taxed Englishman is thrown into tho
shade by the Buckeyes.
The lodiana legislature has passed the hills
amending tho Free Bank law and the bill char
tering a State Bank and branches, notwithstand
ing the Governor's veto, and both bills are now
laws. In. the. House tho vote on the Free Bant
bill stood—yeas 68, nays 19, and on the State
Bank bill—yeas 61, nays 2f. In the Senate the
State Bank bill passed by barely a two-third
vote, end tho Free Bank by 36 to 14. If the
Free Bank men imagine they can ever get their
paper into olronlation, or restore it to confi
dence, they are laboring under ajmost erroneous
impression. The State bonk will succeed the
present State Bank, and will retain the confi
dence of the puhlio. It is thought that at least
tirU-ihirde'.bf tho people of Indiana endorsed
Governor Wright’s veto.
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:MARCH 9
In the Cincinnati’ Price Current, of Wednes
day are find returns from all the leading places
where hogs have boon paoked, in Ohio, Ken
tucky* lenheeseo and indlana, thiß season, whioh
show a defiolenoy in number of 461,888 head,
and in weight equal to 103,637 head; making a
total difference or 655,526, The whole number
packed at the points specified, this season, is
1,336,716, against 1,788,604 lost season, show
ing a decrease, inolnding the weight, of fnlly
thirty per cent. The returns from Illinois, Mis
souri, lowa and Wiecooein ore incomplete, and
these States will show an inoreaso, as compared
with last year, both in number and weight, and
will probably reduce the deficiency in the total
amount packed in the West this season, as com
pared With last, to twenty-five per cent.
yttxk dbaws from the “ Gazette.” Mr.
Samuel Haight, of New York, has withdrawn
from the Pittsburgh Gazette, and D. N. White,
E*q., ie now sole proprietor. There will be no
change in the sentiments of the paper, as the
former partner has heretofore had little to do
with the editorial columns. ■ ; i
HEMBViIj OB' *
About twice a years the press ot Philadelphia
are thrown into spasms from. the prospective
eriis that aro likely to arisc from Cetttral’vatioii.
This unhealthy state of the body politio (in Phil
adelphia),is superinduced by the semi-annual
attempt oflho Empire City to obtain a removal
of tho U. ; S;’ is nof contended that one:,
tenth of thegold coined at the Mint arrivoa at.
the port of Pbtladelphia-bnt on the other hand
the feet that nino.tenths of it arrives at,New
Yoit has been freely/admitted-hence on more
than one oeoaslon, the removal has only been pre
vented through tho skillful parliamentary tactics
of a Pennsylvania Congressmen, Hon. Joseph K.
Chandler. . Tho bugbear ralsed.to prevent such
a oonsumation is centralization. H will make
Now York the great monetary, commercial ana
eventually political centre, around whiohaU oth
er cities will merely revolve asr SatteUitea,- and
from this argue our wise men of the East, great
&vil jnostresult.'
This is all very well, so far as it goes ; but let
üßseo how it works when their bull undertakes to
gore Somebody'S’ ox; A proposition is made
nearly every year, and. is. again repeated this
acßaion of tho Legislature—with some prospeot
of success—to remove the Boat of Government
i from Harrisburg to Philadelphia. Thio, of
| course, would "not be centralization ! Oh, no 1
It iB a different matter now.
Philadelphia, with-her large delegation al
ways looking after her interests as one man, al
ready receives more legislation than all the rest
of the Commonwealth. What then would be tho
result if the Legislature was located in her
midst?. Why, the whole eosaion would be con
gamed in makingregulations for her benefit, and
the outside'barbarians would make but o sorry
show. . . , a
There are vastly more opportunities to spend
money in the city of Brotherly Love than in
Harrisburg, for the expense of living is much
greater. Our Governor then must have his salary
raised to $lO,OOO, or he would not be able to
move in “ the best societyour Representatives
would require at least Congressional per diem j
to keep up appearances; and last, though not
least, a splendid oapitol would have to be erect
ed, in keeping with the dignity and power of so
great a Commonwealth. Hero ia the very ob
jection raised against tho removal of tho Mint,
viz: the unnecessary expenditure of monoy re
quired in the ercotion of new buildings at New
York. , .
If this removal of the capitol is persisted in,
w 0 hopo tho members of- Congress from this
oounty, and the entire Weßt, will urge the im
mediate removal of the,United Btatee Mint to
Now York. Tho justice and -necessity of the
1 tttcr is much more apparent; but we would
chiefly urge it for tho purpose of avoiding the
evils of Centralization. Let our greedy friends
in the eaßt beware.
Xbe Coart of Claim**
The bill which passed Congress recently cre
ating this Court, appoints three judges to hear
and determine “ all claims founded upon any law
of Congress, or upon any regulation of an Exe
cutive Department, or npon any contract, express
or implied, with the government of the United
States, and all claims which may be referred to
said court by either house of Congress.” Tbs
United States will be represented by a solicitor,
and tho claimants by their respective attorneys.
The court will report n bill for each claim on
which they give a favorable decision, which will
go upon the congressional calendar and remain
there from session to session till noted npon.
The bill confers tho some discretionary powers
upon tha court that are enjoyed by Congress for
the settlement of claims. They are not restrict
ed to any rules of evidence, nor indeed obliged
to take any evidence in any case, if they chocso
to dispense with it. The only restriction npon
the procedure of tho court is on a motion for a
re-hearing, when the rules of the common law
aod the Court of Chancory will prevail. We
presumo the court will at nn early day organize
and adopt a codo of roles. It is difficult to ex
aggerate tho importance of this tribunal, and
its organization is a matter of moro direct and
Immediate concern to tbo legal profession of the
country than any other law of Congress since
the passago of the Bankruptcy act.
TUo Public Works.
Tm Mira ton or ra* PiMSTlTiau luvaoTjME m-Vi
History, Coil, Ril-mur, Expenditures and Prupatirc
Yalut.
This is tho title of s neatly printed pamphlet,
of some seventy-hre pages, which has jußt been
sent ua by some kind friend at Harrisburg.
From the hasty examination we hare been able
to give it, wo aro at a loss to discover any object
the author could haro had in view to justify the
labor of compilation and expeoso of publication,
consistent with an honest desire for the promo
tion of the public welfare. It appears to be a
labored, bat not very intelligible,, effort to de
preciate tho value of the Main Lino ; and, not
withstanding tho guarded disclaimer in the in
troductory flourish, that “neither tho President
nor any member of the Board of Directors of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company had anything
to do with Us publication,’' we aro inolined to
the opinion that it emanated, if not from them
selves, at least from one of their hired agents,
and Ib intended for their benefit.
When we havo more leisure wo may again re
fer to this “ Treatise on Bridges ” It is evident
ly the work of Mr. Herman Haupt.
A Sion or tho Times.— Tho Philadelphia
North American-—a paper that was never bus
p’ected of being unfavorable to Bonking inter
ests—is out in favor of prohibiting the circula
tion of small notes. It says the “ publio have
grown- tired of a species of circulation which
was never anyth! g else than an ovil, and is now
without tho.ehadow of an excuse. Originated
In the spasms of a monetary distreßß, this mere
substitute for a currency has new been proiroot
od through an era when tho country has been
filled beyond all precedent w'ith an abundant
metallio currency, and tho mines of California
and Australia aro deluging Europe and America
with gold. It cannot bo possible that tboro is
any longer need of this small note currency in
view of such a plethora of tho precious motals.
Everybody Eeems to agree to this proposition,
and no one protends to deny tho great ovilß
arising from a continuance of these wretohed
rags.” ,
The Coal Trade ih Dakqee—Mud as a Sub
stitute. —in exohange paper says, that
“ Dr. Thomas Hooker, of New Orleans haß
discovered a chemical preparation, which, mixed
with mud q? a briokleycr wonld mix lime with
sand, makes an excellent coal I —coal that oan be
made and sold in the New Orleans market for
thirty cents per barrel, if made by hand, or fif
teen cents, if made by machinery. It lights easi
ly ■ there is no offensive smell emitted j but little
smoke, and but very little dust or olnders.
What little oinders nro loft, is good for cleaning
’silver, brass or other similar motalB; and the
ashes make a tolerable sand paper, and is ateo
good for scrubbing floors, &o. “The patentee
also assures nB," says the American Exponent,
"that it will not only bnrn well in grates, but
! in stoves, furnaces for smelting and for making
steam. In fact it oan be put to all the praetioal
uses of wood or coal, exoept for the purpose of
generating gas.”
, We hope Dr. Thomas Hooker will visit Pitts
burgh before many days, as we have an Immense
; amount of mud here that we would like to see
j converted into some other nse than rendering
the streets impassable. If the dootor can oon
vert it into fuel ho is welcome to it. Wo hope
our street commissioners will throw no obstaole
in the way.
Rev. Sheridan Knowles,—perhaps better
known by many in his histrionic than his minis
terial oharaoter—preached two eermonß at .Lei
cester lately, and, Wo nights Sewards, Ms
well known play of the Hunchback, was perform
ee at the theatre in that town.
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ijh® ©sifisti NSW§ BY TELEuBAF-S*
B„mo of the Dicers and correspondence in Repoltc4 EXBrCSSiy fOtthe Daily MOllling^POSt.
rc{erenoo to-the ~ r== ;
ohnsc of Cnba, hare been published. It ap- . Hew Jersey Legislature,
oears from these letters, that the conference at ,®£estos, March 7.—ln the House there Has
Osfdnd waß held by our Ministers in Europe, to a great struggle on the Subject of speoial
idoUt measures for a concert of notion in aid of privileges. The Mount Holly
hsKOtinticns at Madrid for thoacquisitipn"of Cu>. :
Mr;- Maroy, in his letters, urges U»e\ha- . and ih\the .afternoon" ohttrgesWibnberyj Here
porthhee of tho United States -possessing that, made; itr was stated that tJgOOO *?;
island, and how difficult it will bo'for Spain to Mr. Heoker,;to vote for thobtf}.
Wtaln its possession. Mr. Soule.is. charged,,tof , cr charge against, the Fre«.B4nk*.s
an away with the suspicion of the'Spanish Got- a meinber.of ‘he:cnmmittce .appffinteg
ernmeutthat this Government is disposed to cu- tigate their affairs. The Air Line then came up.
Courage filibuster descents jupon the island, by but the House adjourned while Dir. rarry was
presenting our past course upon BttOh attempts, speaking. in
The : Unitod States will continue to enforce the JR* Stgto lossperanqa-.OBWPtott
nontralitv laws, but these are now as strong us- BlOn. The attendance is small. ,»ttong respiu
they can he : made without unjust interference lions against the minority bill havoteen offere ,
with tho rights of the oitizons.He deprecates- thoso in favor of tbs biltwaff rsjeeteu. -
protection by any Eoropean r power to Cuba, Jo-1 . - —-
enable Spain to maintain herjnie oyer it... In
1 case of collision .with tho.JJnited .States, ,suoh.
protecting power would bo in os good condition
to make use of that island to annoy us, as it
would be if it were in actual -"possession; He
also oondemns the importation of froo Afrioahs
Into Cuba, with tho object cf making that
island worthless to us when Spain finds she oan
no longer hold it, and Says that Great Britain and
Franoe must be made aware of this..
After the change in the Spanish Government,
the American Ministers thought that a favorable
moment for negotiation. They - Wot and pre
sented an official report to the Secretary of
State, as to the aotifln they.thought would fur
ther the scheme of purohase. They proposed
to purohase it; tho Bum left blank in the letter
—bnt it is believed to be 33120,000.000: two
thirds of which would enable Spain to under
take the construction of railroadß and other
iahemes of pnbllc improvement; with the other
forty millions oho could oatisfy the demands
pressing so heavily upon her credit, and create
a sinking fund, which would gradually relievo
her from the overwhelming debt now paralyzing
her energies. The Conference also presents
other reasons why Spain should soil the island ;
and why the United States should havo it; hat
most American readers have become familiar
with them In the discourses upon the subject
which occupied the American papers. They go
on to say— ' , .
« The United States have never acquired a
foot of territory except by fair purchase, or ss
in the esse of Texas, upon the froa and volun
tary application cf tho people of that inde
pendent State, who deßired to blend their desti
nies with our own,
■< Even our ocqaßltioiiß from Mexico aro no
exception to tho rule, because although wo
might have claimed them by the right of con
quest, in a just way, yet we purchased them for,
what.was then considered by both parties, a full
and ample equivalent
“ Our past history forbids that we should ac
quire the Island of Cuba without the eon
: sent of Spain, unices justified by the great law
of self-preservation. -Wo must, in any ovent,
preserve our own cousoloub reotituds and our
own self-respect. •
“Whilst pursuing this; courao, wo can afford
to disrfgard tho censures or the world, to
whioh wo have been so often and so unjustly ex
if After we.Bball havo offered Spoin a price
for Cuba far beyond its present value, and this
shall have been refused, it will then be time to
oonsider the question—does Coba in tho pos
session of Spain, seriously endanger our in
ternal peace and tho existence of our cherished
Union. . ........
“Should this question ho answered m tho
affirmative, then, by every law, human and Di
vine, we shall bo justified in resting it from
Spain, if we posßcsa tho power. And_ this upon
the very same principle that would justify an
lodlvidnal in tearing dowo tho house of his
neighbor, if there were no other means of pro
venting the tlamoß from destroying his own
homo. 1
“ Under snob circumstances wo ought neither
to count tho cost nor regard the odds which
Spain might enlist against us. Wo forbear to
enter into tho question whether tho present con
dition of tho Islonid wonll justify such a mea
sure. '"Wc-ebonld, however, bo recreant to our
duty, bo unworthy our gallant forefathers, and
commit baBO treason against posterity, should
we permit Cuba to become Africanized and be
come a second St. Domingo, with ail its attend
ant horrors to tho wbito race, and suffer tho
flames to extend to our neighboring shorcD, so
riously to endanger or actually to consume the
fair fabrio of our Union.”
Tho result of this conference is known to tho
public; tho scheme of pcrchaso failed, Spain
refuses to sell, Mr. Soule accomplished nothing,
and the subject is still opm for discussion.
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The Oreriulc Discord.
TUa New York papers ara foil of the inhar
monious and inglorious ,#iaZ* of Ole Ball's opo
ratio scheme at the Academy of Music in that
city. A variety of stories are afloat: ob to tho
canßO of tho oalamity—tho most plausible of
whloh is this:
Vestvali, tho contralto, was announced to Bing
in an extra concert entertainment, on Saturday
evening, hot ehe failed to appear on tho boards.
Tho triple partnership of Ole Bull, Max Maret
zek and Strakosoh, included also, it appears, the
wives of tho two latter, and herein was the
Eonrce of tho wholo Bquabblo. McEdames Mar
etzek and Btrakoech were to monopolize and re
gain their lost spheres as prlmn donna and con
tralto, as their lords held tho places of conductor
and impressario. This arrangement, however,
did not work. Tho public wanted new aingera,
from tho imprcasarlo abroad, (Strakosoh,) but
none store forthcoming, bo Ole Bull undertook
to engage the Veetvali, on his own responsibility.
Now, the gossips Bay that, no sooodr vena Yest
vali engaged, than tho other ladios oaballed
against her, and resolved to overthrow or oust
her. A genoral civil war in tho wholo tronpo
followed. Vestvali, thinking herself Blighted,
if not insulted, in a variety of wayß, refused to
slug at tho Saturday, ooaccrt, and honoo the
smash up.”^
T nE u E w Febhaoes. —The four new furnaces
orocted at this place by tho Cambria Iron Com
pany, arc superior to any work of the kind ever
constructed on tho Western Continent. They
aro of tho ordinary Size of coko furnaces, and
each of tho eamo exaot dimensions, and ore
ereoted two Inn block, are 12 feot In the boshes,
and have a blowing oylinder of 6 feet In diame
ter, with six feet Btroke, making eleven revolu
tions per minute. Tho muzzles at the tuewyrcs
aro 8 inches in diameter. One of these furna
ces has been in blast for some time, and the oth
er in the same block will go into blast in about
two weeks. Tht) ono already in blast, has aver
aged since it started, 146 tons per week of good
mill iron, and has mado as high as 17Q,tons in
a week. Upon an exaot calculation made a few
days ago, it was ascertained that theeoßt of ma
king iron at this furnace is but $8,60 per
ton. The calculation embraced all the expen
ses but the iutorest upon tho improvement, This
ooet can be rednoed by curtailing the present
expense attending tho delivering of tho stook
into tho bridge house. Tho yield of this far*-
naoo is unparalleled in tho history of furnaces.
—Johmtown Seho.
Couldn’t we send ont tobaoco to the Crimea?
It is worth $1,26 to $1,60 a pound at Balaklava,
and the poor soldiers cry for it.
The Governor of Ohio has determined hereaf
ter to give his reasons for the exercise of the
jardoning power, to the pnblio through the press.
Che idea is an excellent one.
The phraso “almighty dollar” originated with
Washington Irving, who firattnade nse of it in
bis ohafming little sketch of “a Creole village,”
which appeared in 1887.
Tho Mormon Temple, begun at Salt Lake
Citv will be much larger than tho temple built
by the Mormonsat Nauvoo. It will require ten
years to complete it, and will coflt seven millions
of dollars. .
A Mr. Herand, author of <• The Descent into
Hell " was annoying Douglas Jerrold, with im
portunate questions, at an unwelcome lime.
Among others ho queried:—“By the by, Mr.
Jerrold, did you ever read my Desoent into
Hell 44 No, sir/* replied the infuriated dra
motißt, “ but I should like to see it!”
In a letter to the Now York Evangalist, Lieut.
Maury expresses the opinion that-tlje writo or
the book of Job was familiar with soiefitifio foots
usually supposed to bo of modeni'discovery.
When it is said, “Canß’t thou bind the sweet
influences of Pleiades?” allusion is made tothe
fact that our solar system is rapidly tracing its
maiestlo course toward the star Aleyon, one of
the Pleladeß. Again, Job told Bildadthat the
empty place was stretched outover tho norm,
; and there with our most powerful teles dope a we
. etill find the place empty.
Southern liewo*
New OniEABB, Maroh'7.—The Cahawba arr.
rived with Havana dates to the 4th. ’.The San
Jacinto and Princeton were in port Business
is reviving ; markets unchanged. The,receipts
of eugatß is impeded by the blookado. .
Ur. Case at Home.
Detboit, March 7.— Mr. Oass arrived to-day.
He was received by a salute of guns.
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Attempt to Force a Voilt Open for the
. ■ -«- -collectlen of a Taxi ' J
CLEvr.iisD, March of Ash
tabula county, afternoon, attempted I
to force open the vault of, the Farmers _ Bank, to
coHeot tares,nt Ashtabula, "but waßCjeoted by
the Cashier, Mr v Huhbard. Xhero iff great ex- |
cUemont. Tbe-Treasusct bas gone after help-.
••••■' —-w».. ~ . . ~
Deatrttfctlvo Fire*
Detboit, M arch .8. he livery stable of John
.Long; facing the Riddle House, nas destroyed
by fire lastnight: Erorn fifteen to. twenty
horses perished and a large number.of narnageß,
wagons and sleighs were consumed.- Loss s><!lV
oQo—insurance $5,000. _ i
Efloaps of Fhclpt, tlio Hufdcrer.
AibXst, March B.—l’ueips, under sentence of
death for the roarderof; trie trifep escaped from
Jail yesterday morning by looking the jailor in
his oell, and -pas recaptured about four miles
from this city. - ■■ •
From the sooth—Destructive Firo.
Rabtimobe. March 8 —New Orleans papers of
Friday aru received. v . .. ,
Nearly the whole business portion of the town
of St. Mary’s, Georgia; was destroyed by fire,
on Saturday last.
Reception of Anthony Burns.
Boston, March B. —Anthony Burns’ reception
took place at Tremont Temple lastnight; about
one thousand persons were present. It was a
semi religious affair. Several prominent aboli
tionists were absent.. . . - i..
Chicago Election.
Cuioago, March 3 —Tho Know Nothing toft*
jority for Mayor la 344. There Is groat rejoio
iDg. A largo procession, headed by the German
band, moved tbroogh tho principal streets of
the city. . ■
Democratic TlcKct Elected.
M ilwaTjkie, March 8-—The chatter election
took place to-day—the whole Democratic ticket
being.elected, ■ J. B. Cross, for Mayor, had 1400
majority.
Removal ofttie Government of Upper
Canada.
Tqbonto, Mar«h B.—Arrangements are; mak
ing for the removal of tbo government to-this
city. ..
No News of tHe Steamer Paclflo yet.
Set? Tomi, March 8 —lho.Paoifio hae notyel
arrived. Bho probably did not sail on the regu.
lar day. .
Dcith of Bill Poole.
Ntvr Vobk, March B.—Bill Pcojo died of his
vronnda ibis mornibg.
-C3r*PU«s» neglected, often prove fatal, lead to con
sumption; anoint tie pnria three times ft duy with.-DAlc
EBT3 PAIS IIXTitACTOUi II secretion fbrmln tho rec
tum, the insert the “Pile syringe," filler! w!tii Kitr»clor,
nnJ cruduully dlschitrge ltee tho eyringeU withdrawn., it
nerer fails to corn cssesof any »*e or virulence, por to
giro entire care IncUnUy to all, trsqueatly curing by one
application. • • • . . v 'i
•riles frc fcnswn by tbs.he.it, itchin*. ami pain of the ;
anus. Bleeding f ilcfi are caused, sometimes, by tba idling
of tbo whole bowels, which thin pres*the Intestinal canal
Ifcbt again .«i tho basic bone*, and keeps the blood tom re
twain! np the rer-sels. similar to the bicod. being kept at.
I the top of your finger when aslilngls tied tight around it,
Uueh is frequent,and for scrofulous humors and-ulcere to
fonn therein, then procure a perfect abdominal supporter;
find wear ac-tnprtss to the rectum, end continue to use
tbs salv* as above; aiso,rab It vrcil otm the and ab
domen f r some time,and tho natural-belts that support
the bowel* will be contracted and made strong, and j oar
life win be paved. 4 If properly applied every caso will be
cured. It never f.\Ua
<VV.'OUOKJBXER- * CO,
Pr6prlc'fora, J New York.
For Mlo by Dr. G. H. KErSBIt, 143 Wood stmt end by
oil Dnrcsiitasnd Dealers In Medicines throughout the Utii
ted States. : mt "' li * wgw
HEW ADVEBTISEKENTS.
Statement of the
B 1 LI.S eu-1 Xotffll DUcour.ted
Judgments, Uroucd Rent, Bontlß h Bto.-kj, 8,200 S 3
Bonking House and Lot - i-SSSno
loan to'the Cite of PiLUburgh.— »
ln tho CotntaocweaUh t f Fennsjlvanln, Z 8
IMesand'cb’ceimof other Dents
Gold, Filter end Copper Ooln n?
Pub from Kastern Dunks.
Dne from other Dunks - 51 - 823 95
Cir Hat Pwcfc -
Notes in Circulntion
DiFct-unts, Kxc.Uange acd pTemiumß.~.
inject Tttcd .
UopAill Idtldscd*
Dui to other BtioKs.
IndirUlual Deposits
Stale of the Exchange Bank of Plttitourg.
31 NOVJJMBEU 6TB, 18&4
BILLS and Note Diacoonted., 41>33a,062 £9
B*ol Estate* and Banking Honee:..-.- 43 420 98
llollldjiysburg Office t -
Pennsylvania Coupon Loan
Tsua by Eastern 8ank5..,...' • *»*?J
Due by other Banks ~
Notes of Pittsburgh Banka.— - * ,5«*229 ?2
Gold and Silver on hand - " H
Miscellaneous r 4,384 00
Capital 5t0ck.......
Circulation -
DkcounPremium and*Exchaogo.
Contingent Fond- * ■
Unpaid Dividends.... *
Due otboc Banka -
IndivlduaPDeporits -■•••*•
IMPORTANT. TO MANUFACTURERS.— ' •
IDr p Stamps weighs 2,800 Drop weighs 250 5>S. ,
1 Power Press, with gear, slightly damaged.
1 Engine Lathe, 10 fWrtabcsr,weighs 1,800 lbs.
a small Lathes, for Gunsmiths urPUTernnitbs.
2 Queea’o Pat. Portable Forges. ‘ .
O superior Emery Mandrels, with ®te®Jt3Jl^tres.
AU nearlrnew; been in nee forn* months—wf!R be sold
low f«t cash, or exchang**! fa* O. 4P. B* §A°^. Flf; '■
mho:lw WM- HENRY. Jr., Wooster, Ohio.
Dissolution, of PartMrshlp*
TIIB limited FartnefcaUp hcrriofore esUtiug botwecn
the subscriber?, under the proTfeUm* of.tbs Actor Ab»
Brtably passed the 21at of March, A. D. 1836, entitled “An
Act relative to Limited Partnershids," is this day dlMlted
by mutual consent. K.
■r. ■ S.ll. SMITH.
Pittrlmrgh, Match Ist, ISss—[rahP:4.w] '
Fins Family Carriage Uanie«rft Horses
For Sole*
ABBAUTIPUL SMALL COUPE CARRIAGE, for one or
tao horees. with flno doublo Harness, and pair or
voung, well broke, perfectly safe and gontle Horses. For
solo chcsp, for want ct ui-. AddreM Box No. 00, Pitta
burgh Poat Offlco mufti w
‘ ' : OOSLi
SEALED PROPOSALS for eoppljlng tho Pittsburgh
Water Work* wlih Uoal for ono ysar; commencing on
the Ist day or April nett, will bo received at tho Office ol
the. Works until tho With inst. ' ''
lirhStlrr JAMES NELSON, Bhp t.
Til i; OWNERS WANT MOSEY, and have directed u« to
sell Twelve Building Lots, each ti feet fronton a 00 ft.
otreet, by 130 deep to a !21 ft. alloy—situate hoar the Outer
Depot, Allegheny City.' Pries for each Lit only Two Hok
ums DoLU.eS, Cass I This is nvery low prico: ananotbing
but the want of money induces them to offer the Lota at
this prico. Call soon, if vm want to procure bargains,
mho S. OOTHBBRT A SON, 140 Third St.
kjOAl'l— Uerpetio hoop is tho best thing you can find to
© cute soreness or roughness of the skin. It beats tut
chaps and cliufes of tho bands, and renders them smooth,
soft aud while. 12J-£ cents per cake. Bold . . .
mho . a L. OUTHBKRT, 140 Third street.
pkga. White Fish;
‘ 140 44 Trout;
60 Salmon;
60 bbls. Ho. 3 Large Mackerel;
JhU day rec'd by IU E., COLLIMB .
CiliEKaE— 1000 boxes prime W. B, cutttng. Cheese this
nay received and for salbby n
I?EATiIKRS-SOCO lbs Kentucky FeathorajuK ree’d and
for sale by | mbPj HENRY it- COLLINS.
INbEED OlL—Just recaivod and for sale by
I mhQ HENRY 11. CDLLIN3.
ROOMS —143 doatnlargo sUa wrn Brooms Just re«lvod
and fot sale by (mh9) -HENRY H. COLLINS.
.T.VttBROIuKRED DUAFERY.—SQO pieces Embroidered
Laco and Musiln Drapery
001. DE LAlNES—jnstreceived,h complete assort
ment of all colors of ..
mhß A. A. MACON & 00., 25 Fifth st.
CiIEETiNO MUSLINtl —A. A. MASON 4 00. hava re.
s(5 ccived a largo variety of Sheeting and Pillow-case Mu-
-VfEW ROOKS—Life and Bcaatiea of Fanny Fern, fourth
’Poems Q. Eare, ;flfth ediUoii, eblarged and lm-
Minnesota'end its Resources, by John W. Bond;
’ Alone, by Marion Harland ; - ■•'•
W6UeTt , B Roost, by WaiblngtonlrTlngi^-
Tbe Pmirio Bird, by Hons Augustus Murray,
' Pride and Prejudice, by'Mlss Austen; •
Heiress of Bellofont by Emerson Bennett; _v ■ . ..,
The Know NothlDg Almanac. >X Ba4e **
. W. A. -CO.,
■ Ho, 45 Fifih street,.
;P. g,—Xba sabscrlberahave remoT^*b*^)^R^ 8I j 0
dal Office and Bcok Stow frotn 76 Yourtii strtettolhe above
plate.: - rr*
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Ln, of VPegt Colon, Port county, ini
proprietors that ho bad .sniTered greatly iron! a ß roo'lolttely
IrotSctcdattocfcor Fever'tod *“£.Xi“ n l
restored to health by th° use of Ibo LW
These PSUa unquestionably possess great, tonic prop , .
ana can be taken with decided edvontago for
eases requiring Inylgoratlng remedies; but th? Uyer P f
stand pre-eminent aa a means of restoring a disorderea ..
liver to healthy action; hence the great celebrity, y
bas'd attained. formtoble erMbg
ftota a diseased llTcri-which eo long baffled the ahHlortp
most eminent physicians of the
jehdered easy of cure, thanks to tbo study end porserer
tmfool tbdulstinguishod physician whose nemo tol»sr e “
• medicine boars~a name which will descend to posterity
one deserving of.-gratitude. Ihls invalnable mtdiclne
ehould always baiept within reaoh; and °;3,t£mbe
sues of thb earliest symptoms of diseased liver, It can
eafely and usefully administered. - _ (IT n p.,1.
Pnrchasera will be careful to ask for
troted Liver Pills, and take nono else. niere oMOtoer
Pills, purporting to bo Liver PUls, now before the pubuo.
Dr M’iono’s Liver PUls, also hlaCelebratsd Vermtfoga.can
now be bed at all- respectable Drug Stores In the Lmtefl
States and Canada.
:Alsofbr sale by the sole
Successors to J. Kidd A Co.,
No. 60 Wood street.
l'Hroat -DlieMMl
Hacking Cough, and the eCectsof imprudent use of Mor*
cury, no medicine has ever-beendiscovered "Which Has |
effected such cursi as Spanish Mixture- :
Throat Disposes produced by salivation, Baching Cough,
Bronchial Livec Diseaeo, Neuralgia &hd;Eheu*
matlsm, have all b-teu'relieved and .cured in a wonderful
manner, by the great purifior of tto blood,Carter’s fipanlah
mixture. •*- - • ■ > : ' -
- Tbo case of’Mr.'T. 11. Ramsey alone should satiffy any
who doubt. Calyon the Agent and ; procure a pamphlet
containing’ euros* which trill astoundjou
.••*'BAO advertisement.
vGQrTUo Pleasure «ud Comfort oT being vba
tmzD In a SUIT OP OLOTHE3, is greatly enhanced by
baring them good, and buitadle to tub ssAsotf. GRIBBLE ]
has got all that is necessary to effect that great consumnla*
i tion, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persona
| wishing to experience oil this, and. bo only moderately
charged, can do bo by .calling at 240 Libemt stoke*, head of
Wood.
P. a —Pantaloons, la particular, la ono of his grcaUst
faria . He cannot bo beat la the style and' fit of thi3 gar
rp«r>f.! , tfumcrous references coaid be given, if necessary,’ to
corroborate thlßgtat»me-t. B. QRIBBLB-
qy. Haim of Thnnsaml Flowers, ihr beauti
fying iho Complexion,and eradicating all Tah, Piiotx3 and
Fbickles from the face. Sold at Dr. K*EYSER’S, 140 Wood
street. Im&Q
■To Wholesitla Grocerif Liquor iJealera, I
and Manufacturers. • |
THE SUBSCRIBER 1* now importing a superior quality j
of OIL OP COGNAC, of which % of an ounce with 6;)
ffallons pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognac lira nay.
His ESSENCES OP ROCHELLE and UTARD'S BRANDY;
cf JAMAICA and ST. CRODC SCSI, AKAC. CIDKR and
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM BCHNAPPB,
and SCOTCH WHISKY, are acknowledged by .the New
! York merchants by the demand after them. Directions ior |
I ute will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS PBUTCHW ANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
NB —Photographic and Daguerreotype Chemicals, Me
tal 3 and Patent Medicines, Bromine,lodine, Cyanide, Potas
-1 siom, Oxido Silver, Distilled Mercury, Nitrate Stroutfo,
1 Thorn’s Ext. Copaiva, Pumigating PastUes, Platina, Bis
| muth, Nichel, Manganla, Codmium, Carmine Rouge,
Pig Blue, Indigo, Oils, Juniper, Canary, : Pemento, Bitter
Almonds. ~ mbB:Cleod
Kffectuai Remedy tor Worms. ;
THE LESSONS of experience are the most reliable, and :
if not toocostly are roughtafterbythepractical. The ;
following Is the/voluntary festimony of a worthy and well
known physician, relative to his experience of the efficacy
of B. jL FAHNtfiTOCK’B CELEBRATED YERMUTGK,
during a practise of twenty-five years : '
Gmhada,Mibs o May 131,1853.
Hosts. B. A. Ihhnestock <S tb. ~
GxsTtnactt—l am one of those individuals backward in
riving eirtffleatas, but in the present instance consider It
due to humanity, toeay that.l have been engaged in the
practice of medicine for twenty-five years, and have never,
met with any remedy so effectual for worms as your Ver
milage. In adults, even in cases of Fetor, I sometimes
use it to carry off calomel taken the previous night, anu
often find bilious evacuations and worms to follow.. I use
no other Vermifuge in my practice, and dt»=re no bettor.
Respectfully, W. M. HANKINS, SI. I).
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO, corner
First and Wood streets. mh&Jaw
For Kent,
A FARM CONTAINING 63 ACRES OF LAND, under a
high state of cultiva- lon, with a large and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE, recently baflt and of modern style;
good Barn, Stabling, 4c., situated on the eouth bank of the
Monongahela river, 8 miles above Pittsburgh, befog one rf
the most beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to be
foand. PocEt&rion given on. or before the Ist of April next.
Enquire of H. CHILDS A CO.,
mbB:tf 183 Wood street
Notice to Kansas Emigrants.
rf'IIE-PITTSBURGH KANSAB COMPANY wfllUave here
JL;-positively on FRIDAY MORNING. All-members
are requested to be on board the steamer TROPIC at that
time, Any person wishing to go with the Company can
now seo CapL J. Fazsca on board. mhB:3t
ritO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
I ‘ Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county of
Allegheny:
The petition of Sophia Beck, THrd Word, Pittsburgh,
In the coun y aforesaid, humbly pbcwetb,—That your pe
titioner h ft th provided herself with materials for tbu accom
modation ot travelers and others, at his dwelling house in
the ward aforesaid, and prays that your .Honors will bo
pleased to grant her a license to keep a public bouse of en
tertainment, and ycur petitioner, as In duty bound, will
pi ay. SOPHIA BECK.
We, the subscribers, citkena of the ward aforesaid, do
certify thattheabove petitioner is of good repute for honesty
aud temperance, and is well provided with houso room and
conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and tra
velers, and that said tavern Is accessary.
F P. Stlebl, J. O Backofen, A. Holstein, E, Cosey,fJdbn
Daub, G. Leibold, M. Daly, George Funston, M. Gumbart,
John Martin, J. Jeffrey, 11. Kooehel. . tubB%"t
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for tho county of
Allegheny:
The petition of Robert Rimmcl, of Elizabeth township, i
in tho county afore s ald, humbly t-hewoth. That your poti-J
tiouerbas provided himself with materials for theoceora
modation of travelers and others, at bis dwelling house in
the township aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be
pleased-to grant him a license to keep a public house of en
tertainment, and your petitioner, as iu duty bound will
pray. ROBERT lUMMKL.
We, the subscribers, cltliensof the township aforesaid, do
certify, that the above petitioner U of good repute for hon
esty and temperance, and Is well provided with house foom
and conveniences for the accommodation qnd lodging of
strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary.
Danfal Peuirs, Wm. O. Hench, Jonathan Peaks, James
F. Collins, Frederick Sbaum, Robert M’Mahon, FrankMa*
nown, David P. Allen, Elisha Kerr, David Leckey, Joseph
8 Gardner. Jacob Campbell. mhB~Rt
$2,140,94113
,juc; ?oo oo
... 203,097 00
60,187 70
... 127,172 88
1,918 00
69,126 69
... 530.858 00
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county of
Allegheny:
Ttio petition of James .Lynn, of the Fourth Ward, city
of PlUaburgbrin Hie county aforesaid, humbly aheweth,—
That your petitioner hath provided himself with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, ot his dwel
ling house in the Word aforesaid, and prays that your
Honor? will be pleased to him a license to keep a pub
lic house of oniertainmeni, and your petloner as in duty
bound, will pray- JAMES LYNN.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, do
certify thattheabove petitioner la of good repute for honesty
| and temperance, and.is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and tra
velers, and that said tavern is necessary.
A. Jackman, K. Youijg, James M’Shane, J. Blasdell, J.
M. Elliott, Hugh Darning, IL 8. Donelson, Martin Con
nelly, J. Wiggans, James Laubie, W. O, Elliott, W. Mar
tin. .mbB;3t
$2,140,941 13
BICE —10 ti ureas received and for sale by
MILLER 4 RICKETSON,
mbS 221, 223 Liberty street.
$1,708.22131
COFFEE— 450 bags Rio Coffee;
100 mats JaTa Coffee, landing and for sale by
mbS MILLER 4 RICKETSON.
$BlB,OOOOO
622,825.00
61,083 72
81,881 09
3 734 00
21,965 23
171,78227
CLOVER SEED, DRY PEACHES, >VUITE BEANS—
-120 bus Penna. Clover Seed:
20 bags Dry Peaches; •
100 bus small White Beans, for sale by
mbS MILLER A BIOKET3ON.
$1,798.221 81
MACKEREL— 26 bbls No. 3 medium Mackerel;
25 do large Mackerel, for sale by
mhS MILLER 4 RICKETSON.
(Union, Journal and Chronicle copy.)
A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT 140 ACRES, on the
Steubenville Turnpike, six miles from Pittsburgh,
late homestead of WUUam M'Cormlck. Possession given
Immediately. Terms $250 par annum. Enquire of
JAMBS 0. RICHEY,
Near the premises.
i mhTidawtf
IjUiUi.FRENUiI GINGHAMS.—A. A. MASON A CO. have
JC jußtTtcelTed some very good colors in French Ging*
hams. • ■■■:. . " mb7
fc3KQK&—Just received at A. A. MASONACO.’S. tO
pieces cotton and wool Debcgc, selling at less than
usual prices. , mhT
NEW SPRING GOODS.—A. A. MAeON A CO.Vilbopen
on 12th lost., 20 cases of new styles of French and'
English Prints and Lawns. mh7
Domestic ginghams—6oo pitcos-good colors and
styles just received by 4 A. A. MASON A C 0.,.
mb7 No. 25 Fifth street.'
SEEDS FOB KANSAS.—Parties moving west can pro
care fresh Osage Orange, Oregon Pea, vegetable; Field
and Flower Seeds, of the most reliable sorts; Implements,
Boots, Ao, at the Seed Warehouse, Huh street.
mh7 JAMBS WAPDROP.
laWN GRASS BtsED—4o bus nullable Ibr yarda,.plttosr
i are grounds, Ac., making a close smooth surface, equal
to turfe. [mb7j JAMES WARDUOF.
DRAINING TlLE—suitable for under-ground drains,
for yards, cisterns, sinks, Ao., the cheapest and best
article known. fmh>]* JAMES WARDROP.
XTUTiOE TO GROCERS—4 Sugar Crushing Mills; 0 New
Xv York Trucks, improved make, for pale low.
mh7 ' JAMES WARDROP. r
NO. 22 THIRD STREET.—For sale, a large Brick Dwell.;
ing House, containing a hall, dining room, kitchen,
two parlors, four chambers and finished attic, coal vanity
Ac., well built and of best materials. Price only $2,000
terms easy. Also, No. 20, same size ns above.
8. CUTHBERT A SON,
mh7 Beal Estate and General Agents.
A LARGE BUILDING LOT, on hestnut street, Alleghe
ny, 83 feet front by GO deep, for Bale by
8. CUTHBERT A SON,
mh7 140 Third street.
ritWRNTY-SKVJSN feet front on Webster street by 160
I feet deep to an alloy, for sale low by •
. S. CUTHBERT & EON,
mh7 ' 340 Third street.
BOUNTY LANDS.—The undersigned will procure War
rants Ibr persons having cl altos for Bounty Lands un
der the lato act of Congress. AUSTIN LOOMIS,.
m h7 02 Fourth street; ;
WANTED— 20shares Monongahela Bridge Stock;
10 do . Mechanics St. Bridge Stock; by
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Broker,
mV? - 02 Fourth street.
ACKERRL —30 bbls No. S large, received by Railroac
and for gale by frah7] HENRY H. COLLINS.
ODFISU—3OOO Iha this day received and for sale by
mh7 HENRY H. COLLINS
L“ “ tme—loo barrels Louisvlllo Lime rec’d and for sale bj
mb7 : HENRY H. COLLINS.
T* —WO HUNPRKP RiFhES^—The most complete aaaort
ment of Rifles In the West can be found at the Enter*
crisa Gun Works. Every quality, style of finish, and vary?
ing In price from ten dollars to fifty. Every Gun warranted
Jd?7 ” r'qwN & TETLEY. 13S Wooa.kt
—PH iNvi’i.ni—llAmill is prepared.oa short noUce. to
take PIOTHBEB nt residences. He can be fonnd (day
or evening? at hla residence and •. ■ -■
mbf. W No. 76 FOURTH STREET.
C r ABQO MAKES COPIES OP PICTURES, PAINTINGS,.
Daeuenootypeß. *«.. on abort notice.
Xo . TO FOURTH STREET.
RJNTS—IOO pieoea new style CaUeoea,iuat receivfd t
. ~y ; X A. MASON & CO., 'IS Fifth etreel.
INQHAMS—JdJrt nsceivee, a fine 10l of Ginghams.
bU Ai i.ittSQN * oo,2sFmiis«et.
lagii
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■ PITTSBURGH ,
Idfa.J’lraaail iisriirlsiuiaicb Comiany;
OFFICE 66 FIFTH STREET,
MASONIC HMILI PITT!IBUeGEj;FA<
EOBEET 0 AI.WAT, President.
3 is. D. STGili, Secntuy. } i . .. ,
. ■ This Company makes eycry Insurance appertaining to Cl
consented with LlEli IUBKS. f •
Also, egnir-st linU. and Cargo Ektiecntho Ohio ami ills
idssit>pi rivers and tnbntorlcs, and Marino Ulsts generally*
-'And Losa bnd'Damago by Fire., and the
Porilfl oftiio Sea amHnlatid Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issncdat the lowest rates consistent^ ith aafcty
to all parties..
BbbbtWSalwarr' r
jameJ 8. iloou, i! oini on £
Tnhn M’Aloin. Earn ael MClursaSi
William l*hililpv James W. Hallman,
John Scott, • Chss. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P..Gazzam>sl. a ]JJ: SfeSjf*
Marshall* ■ Jobii-M , (3lll» _
. „ Horatio M~.1(9g. V
'jr-—» • Hftwffci Association— ■■ urtdtifcy 1
{L^BKkNCa.“S£VENTH-STKEET:—
_v- -- f-Hon. TVM.'-Ji; M'OmßE*
i Managers, i I»* ’WIIiM ABTH,'
_ . JK..CHB3XEB, . .
- .JrWIiiUAMNOBLE.^
I . • Treasurer,•.o..WlLMAttXH*;r:•{•?.- - ~ > '•',■••
Wocaniiot .^oi^O:to.pabU3h ; the;jianio34>rtUBdt)nOTe,.
liiit -gill be glad to reset™ their gifts- :■ . f,l>lu .
.. • ' MA2icrACxtnu;na ; oy '• • -
Cluleoii - Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, and ]
1 ‘ Fitting. O'oheraliy,
FOB WARMBW AND VENTILATION OF BUIRDINQS.
£3- A. 4wl -Will contract. Sir warming BnavenUiatiog,
bVGteam or hoc water pipes, or Chllson’a Furaace; Church-
JL Schoolfl. Hospitals Factories, Green Houses,. .Court
i Souses, J ails* Ho ;Nq. 55 ;&Mkefc street,
Pittsburgh- "• ■ -.iapSO.
IfOBTHWESTEBN-IHOTBBNCiS-VOaFAinf,.
OPtTCF S 0 75 WAL.NCI PIUt AUELPHLA.
. ’ CUA3MM £ER£EWAL.: ... ■ ,
* Autlxorlied Capital,-5300^000*,
A ‘ BSBtlM'iaAßiaj' FOB .TUB BGatißS, OF TUB -.COM*
A *" v ’
WfitockNotes,(negotiablelonn l )fi'ecipx§dtobkrtv• ,
gages and Judgments......
i In HUla.Jiecoivoble,-ilortgag&S; and -Judgments, - -
Bonds, JJMg!
In Cash, Cash- AssBEa ana Cash.ltems..—.™-- .47,090
XL OADW&L, President..' - r Oi H. IBISH, Secretary. .
JEST Fire, Marine and Inland Trangjortabqn risks, tafcen
at’cumnt rates.”. —- .. m
'£
PITTSBOEQH. • "■■ ■'
Kramer 4 Kata), . - .CutUng. Eobnrtoii 4 Co,
N. Holmes & SonB»- . : Wm.iiagaley a Co,
ja. Hutchison* Co.,' D.lieecbACQ., '
* ' ,' 'Marpny, Tleroau 4 Co.
•> ■ > •.• ;• ' - . ;i '•••
■Wainrigiit, Hatitfngton > M7£'.'Hol3owell & 00,
aAHoyd. S. Brown 4 Co*
C. H. 4 (ieo. Abbott, JVbod & OUVeR •'■ -
Heaton 4 Dencfela, /; Caleb Cope A Co.,
Chaa. Meeargee A Co., . Dxexei &Co.,Bjinkgr3 >
Han.Wm.l).Koloy, , : Scott, Bator.4 Co.,
Harrfa. Ilale A Co, . - Beal, Milligan A Co.
“ J. BASKS KSuX, Agent, .
No.-IIS Water strootrßlttaPnrgli.
cXTlZ&NS’.laanrimc* Oqnjtiany ol |
ILf? Pittaliurgli-—'WMJBAQAIiEr, President;
*tfAMUElrJUaiAßSHEW^'^ecretary.^l
.' "dfiai i
• TTULIi tmd OA&QQaiskS.on th&OhlOAnfl Mlssl8»
elppi Biverstmii tributaries.''t *•} I. "•■■•■■■
; lnurirwtt gg»ltcst Loss Of Dfllllßgeby PITS. ..:
•: a T,arwAg&i nature Perils of taa sea, and Inl&n&lUvlga*
, tlonandTrsnsportatioiu
■ -;-tnxßjtosst r -
TOlUmßag&Jey, hlebwdJlOTd, ,
’ 7 r ‘JamesM.Cooper: .gamuelfil.liter,.
Samuel Reo, ' Winiamßlttgbam^
Robert D an&p, j r** JolmS.DilworUj,
- " * - laasurlLPennocfc, Fra»eln'Seilera,-.\
: S.Uarbaugb', 1 J.fiebbonmasef,'
: WnJterßryant, • "William ii;Hayß«
; v; : _..Johttghipton.
For Kent)
Western PennsylvaniaHoapitaX*«
BcncrcK,' Second, between Wood and Market
afreets, and «J. KESiy North-east corner of Dlamond, Alle
gheny city, are the kttehding : Physichms to th? above Instl
tutioa. for the first anarterof.l.W*. r-’-...-/.r:. ...
Applications tor admission may -'bo made to them at all
honrs at their offices.'or at the Hospital at* o’clock, P*.M.
Recent cases of accidental injury are received at all hours,
without form. . . - - lalfc»* •
ir-=a . HOWAfiB UetUtn Association-of
putsburgU, Pa. “OFFICE, No. IG3 TUIIHI
STREET, opposite uw lolegmpli Offlro.
This Association is organise*! for the purpose of auotamg
mutual assistance to each other* in case of sickness or ac
cident; By. paying a small yearly.payment, thstmembers
of the Association secures a -weekly: benefit daring-sickness,
aToraglng-from $2,26 to slo.per week.' In this Association
all members are equally interested inlhe management ana
profits* fi. B.M’EhNZIB, President.:
-T. J. Hustes, Secretary. . ' • . . •!. _*<
Finance Committee—Josuir James R£ahsb, Q. N.
IlomioT. - •
Consulting lbibp, M. P
PS Saving Fund and Loan
AtflOoUUon, Oi'FiOil, HaOT.FHONT STUiJET.
Discount Day—MONDAY. Notea offered on BATUKDAY
to the Secretary, at thofctoro of Joan IL Mellor,' JJ6..81
Wood street. Weekly Dues received at the Bams tiraa and
place. fdeclt3ml J. WUrmEßySecretary.
To X.ot*«TU.K hI'AJU.WU SlMltt" OK 'Xlltl H bi
lk§?^TUNJi JSSUISK 110 USII (a Hall suitable for subtle
meetings.) -Bill be let for threo or four nights in tie weeh.
KnouUeOf GKORQi FOHSTON,
dr.ciSm • at 8. apC'.urllsn'fl,No. 00 Wood street. ,
Koticc—The JuUKNE*Mi£.N TAILOKh W)-
ILSr CIETY. of Pitteborgband Allegheny, meets on-the
firstWKBNKSDAY ot'every month, at dCIIOCIILKITIIK'S,
In the Diamond. By order, "'V • •
. -QEO. W. 8K83E.~ Secretary-,
O. U. A*'. —Place of meeting, Washington Hall,
Wood street,between YifUi street and Virgin alley.
PiTTSBCBGH Lodge, No. 83S—Mec tsevery Tuesday erenlng.
jdiKCAßiils EscAia?aiasr, No. 87—Meets first and third
fridav of each mouth. ■ • f partly
rr —zttzb ATrKNTIQKI H. .L. G.—You are hereby notified to
attend at your Armory,on MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAYS and PIUDaXS, (Or drill,and to transact such busi
ness aa may come before the Company.' B* KANE,
marS&Bmd .* . Secretary prolem..
AGENCY.- .
MOSE 3 F. EATON, No. 19 Sixth atreet* agent for Belling
and buying PATENT BIGHTS, 13 now authorised to
sell tho following lately- patented articles:
Sands A Cummings’ PateutßrickMachlne;
Hopper's Patent Veneer Plane;
Trott’a patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan's Bock Machines
Coe’s patent Drill, foriprillinglron;
Copeland’s Stationary and Portable Eaw,Mills; ■ ‘
. Crawford’* Steam and Water Guages; and, -
Griffith’s Wrooghtlibn'KaUnwUlChair'Machl&es. ' •
. These articles havo been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced superior td any In use.
He Is also authorised to soil Bights to make and Tend these
articles in any part of the country. ' .
He has also r*r sale hot-pressed Nutts Mid washers, end
finished Brass Work. • • • “ , >
He is also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented Bights and new Inventions,'and give to the.huei
ncss faithful and constant attention. •• w «.
He refer* to the following > .
. . CABD. ... , .
The subscribers ' have.ldng teen acquainted' with Mr.
Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his, services, as a gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable industry,
in whose exertions every reliance may be placed.
Neville B. Croix, ' W. BoMnaon, Jr,
Wm. Larimer, • •• •• John Graham,.. ~
W. H. Denny, H. Childs A Co., -
James Wood, - N. Holmes A Sons,
P.K. Friend, • Kramer A Bahm,
F. Lorens, L. B. Livingston,
llnap A Wade, William ?. Johnston,
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilsonil’Candless,. - A. \V. Loorala.
Pitt sue Eon, November 27th, 1854.
Doan’s Patent Kook Drilling aaeWneo>
WEIGHING ABOUT 300 POUNDS; can bo worked and
nioved by two men, end do the- work of five or Eix.in
tbe ordinary- way* S. S. Fowler k Co., Manufacturers. •.
The subscriber has been appointe&sole agent in tho'Uni*
ted Stales, for the sale of rigJU* to- use these Machines. -
MOSI»F. EATON, 19 Sixth street.-
BXrJSB to
Hon. Wm. F. Johnston, President A. V. B, V-4
W. Mllnor Roberts, Esq,, Chief Eng. A. V.B. Rg .
l-Oen. Wm. Larimer, Jr- President F. AG. R. R-;
0. W. Barnes, Esq,Chief Eng. P. AC. R.JL;
■''Messrs. ManfUU ANlcholson, Contractors for tbe P. & 3
E*EU '• ;-.- aeoltf.:--
J&UES 8.1EPL15...... J. CUM.
DedUo & Uiam,
(Successors to Mulvasy & Ledlie.) ’ ,
MANUFACTURERS of Out, Monlded and Plain, Flint
and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE* and dealers in ail
kinds of Window Glass* Flasks, "Vials and Bottles. Ware
house comer of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
mh&dly- -'•'••'•.‘"-'-'i-
"TT Huts and Capa ..
aTVB would c&lMho attention‘<ff our friends. and
tho nubile generally, to our beautiful slock oi SILK
HAl'd, at. 53,00 and cannot be surpassed
for neatness >and beauty of style. ; :Also,our Celestial and
Bhangh*asAFB,'Whieh arc tbe most splendid of the season.
at;Co3 t' j. WILSON A SON, 91 Wood street;-
Bounty Claims. ~ .
nrynv. undersigned has meditf&raarigemehte/with Thames
I Lumpkin, of Washington City*tpprocuniWAßßANTS*
Afc. for Soldiers, their "Widows or Children, for BOUNTY
LANDS, or any other claims 6b the Governmentr
’ FAHNKbTOCEj,
/ mh2ttf } - ' - Baridenfie,No:9 Bora street, Pittsburgh. f
THE subscriber offers for sale ftemalt FABM.OF PKTX
ACIU2S-~foriy acre* of .wblcb isdeaxed, rod under*
good state of culUvailon. ; There la ,also:u good Apple rod
Wh Orchard; two BwelUbg* HouhCsv witb otaer out
houses: a Barn, and a good Stable. iarituaUd
In Baldwin to wnfibip. Allegheny county—fix miles from this
citvSS? theßrownsrllle roSd. For further. particular*-
p ”°m WEfcSNKB. :
1‘ n.TnB DISTRICT OOUBT Off THE UNITED STATES
*for the Westerii Dlatrlctof BennsjVnmlb,—. ;
.'Hopkins, johixEauing A p>*. Vln admiralty L J ...
. v;.',r~ i'daimsoo 12V£.
Switzer, Steamboat MonongahelaJ . v ■? ;
To all nersons interested—Take notice -that, by virtue of
t, »*it bfattachment Issued but of the above named Court,
STUt day of February, 1955,returnable.io ; the 10th
<ttir of March noit, at which tlme tho cause will be heard,
in a olea civil et maritime,-I attached tho fitearaboat Mo
noDZahela, lying ,at tho port of Pittsburgh, together with
SffSnittft— 81 ° P WESTLmraO3T, P.a Uarehai.
Groceries at Coatl
mfla UNDERSIGNED .wishing.to decline business,
: l -bllers hIA entire stock of Goods, comprising* gen
erai assortment of.FAMILY GROCBUEES, ■ at cosr,. for.
cash or approved rates* Abd will positively close out his
stockprior to the Ht of April, os bis lease will expire at
The attemion of.tho Trade, and Fazallies deriring choice
ffoodsatto^BßiCiSjisrespectfully^Ueited.' 7 •:
" J. D. WILLIAMS,
' 205 Lib«ty Street. -
; Usj* The fixtures in his-former stand, 122 Wood street,
consisting "Of a Counter, Cases pf Drawers s rod Shelving,
will becoldat.a bargain. To any pned«dringlo rogaga In
similar business it will offer rare inducements, febKxlm
w. e. sinrn Horrrra
: Smith, U&lr ;& Hooter)
f . {Late Smith A Sinclair,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A ND DEALERS in all klndisof/Rlteburgh. Mroufid*
A.- tuxes," 122 Second end 151 „First. Btreßt,. Fittaburgb,
Fenna..•••■- V ; ~~ y - .”P?iv
-—r ; steamboat owners
nt price! that ctrntoi l&U
, 0 gi TB eatls&rtioit bexsjhoßE A Oil AW, ‘
124 Wee* stmt..
. .‘V " !*** -
-) >’ * •iijr'l b
«*-» *T&catro*~JOSEPH O. ¥3Btß*S,..X«Bß#;.Ja^|.
mission—Bosaa andParoueite (Oe;?r!v&te3oZtf>Ufg?«t£{-*
do/do.«maKi $3 * Second-ifiar, 260 j E6£sa for colofad pat'”
sons* 50c,..«w..P0ia0n8 tacniingseaU ffillbo charged 12%
: eanta extra,for the.certifies openat T Vetoes; <•
I rerfowhaiico to commence at 7J4 o'clock.. *
[■ xs»lmiEOT2i'Hire? ms Htw Coim>r.
' jpcy. Fourth pightof the angcgeaignt cf Mf T. B. JOHN*
8TON» the gpmteatiJomfcdiito'to toff Union, late of Barton's
I March 01h,135& t will to acted tho :
XIJE.
I MrHenry Bove,HrJohnrtcn.l Mra Bove, MraEraltfoid.
IMr Lionel Lynx* Ur Wallis. Mri tynx, MiuEbnb.
ISr toddlci ' " .Ur Bailey. MrsToangtraatand,Cramer .
1 To conclude with ” • _ ' _ '
I THE ALPINE.MAID. „ _ ... ;
I «a.ln:teheaml-—The gtmtf playa Of BEN BOLT and’
l DAVID COPPKRFIELD. ’7-
auction . sales:
Auction-Daily Sales. : '. „.'.....,,
A T the CcnciErcbl Baltia Encnis, corner ofY7oou ana
ifi. Fifth streets,nt 10 o’clock, A. M.y a general assortment
of bcasonahla, Staple cna FnncyDry (1 code,ClG thing, Boot. .
and ahoeß,Hate, Capa,
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P.M.,
anSeries.ttncewstfnte, GlaonwarvTable Cutlery, Looted
Glasses, New and Secoadlland Honsehold end KltchcnFaiv
ipitare,* 0 -., ;. . U n
Bookij Stationery*. Fancy Articles^Music®.!-Jnstnaaan&i,
•■ -•; p.IX.DA'VIB, Anotipnpor..-;, - ‘
mnCSTEE’S SALE 0S : P£NN STREET rEOPEETY.-Cll'
; H Thursday evening, March 22d, at. 7}£ o'clock, rttfce,
ifechnntnhßrch'ccgc.wjllbosold, without, rcscrve.byoiy
doc of Thos. Mellon; Kiq, Trustee, thatvery desirable Lot
of Ground situate between Band andWajnoatreeta.hsT
imr u front on Penn street of tOteet, end extending tacit
lOUfeet to Fayette street—on übichbierectea that superb
| modern stylo well finished: Brich.DwelllngHonso (on the,,
tuck,building'—Coach nouse,".Btoble, do.) lately occupied,
byaeifWtaaitlmovJi ~ ; -
, tnh9 r, MV BATO, Auctioneer.
,| UIUMKK SALE OF .BUPEnlOtt nOOBMIOLD FOKWI-,.
i V TURK.—On SATUBDAY olterhoon. March 10th, at 2
o’clock, tt the dwelling houae-of Gen. Wo. Larimer, dr ,-
Penn street, will ho aold, by orderjof Thoa. Mellon, Eiq.,
Xructco—o quantity of hanaaome mddemstjle Household
Furniture, emenc which ere splendid gißframe'French
mirrors, of IcTweetie, and other magnificent a-tides, rarely,
o&red at puhllc tralertwhleh: may he;- examined oh tho
im!irnlngd»r.lhnday.cf’aalB.,..o : :_--.,-h. ; .lu’g 0:. : .;.5i/ .t
; QhS P. M. DAYI3, Auctioneer.
; > iiKUSTtsES’ S ALE.OF SiEAMBOAXIHOS. BUMVEB.—
1 on THURSDAY.f[cruion,UaicblStb,it 3o’cloc!r,on
boeidywlll be sold, by order cf Thomas Mellon, Ecq».
fmatae,’ the Eight-ninths of the steamboat Thos. SbrlTer,
with her farnlrare, lachle, do,, oe aha now Ilea at the Mo,
incngahcla*Wharf, above th .Bridge. Terms atlajo. {
■ xabflc—' ... IVM.DAYIB. Aadlnppcr. -
TrALUAItLK JUSAIe JSaI’ATB lh JcllTahUntiU Ant)
V "ALLEGHENY—On' PIIIDAY evening, March 9, at I.
o'cloduettho Merchants’EachangeFFourth etraetrWlllto.
sold, try order of Robb' k M'Oonoelt, that very, valaabla
Lot of GKmnd'in the Ninth Ward. Mttsbnrgh, having a
, front cf 72 foot on the north side of l’enn streeteodMtend-.
: lag buck along Mcrrie atreotlDnfsGt, antwhlch la erected a
lorge litich Factory, now occupied by Patrcon, Ntunnycr s
■ that valuable Eonso ohd Lot adjoining tha Cwriiga!
Eopoeitory or PbeljsyCarr A Co., on tho westddo of Bt.,
Clair afreet; having a front of 27. Liet and runnlng-hach.
about 47 foot, ond tbenco eslemllng (20 feet In width} l«ot
about 03 fact, in all 110 feat dttepto an alloy. ; .
O AHA elx'. Lota-ld Allegheny City,hating each a front cf;,
20 ltet ou-'Antoson Btre«t, oxtcuOldg Dick along vhe Penn*,
sylvauU Canal 193 fifet io a foalfoot atley*>: ■ •.
1 Also, two BoUjon Atery Etrset,each CO feet 6 inches front
by 70 fwt 4'inches, toisin alley..' - - ~ -: a •
cna Frame :Bwelling. and Ictr on- norui Beavrf
street, hating frfrontuf23 feet and.esiendlng hack €a&eX
Term'j—fOnftthird cash* remainder to one. and Wo yeara*.
m hQ - P, iL BA VLB, Auctioneer.;. 1
ff iVEttX BIVUiLIfcDNDEKXAiIKRS' GOODdy-fcUKNI
ii TCII3J, C Ac.r AT AVCZEIOJr—On ItTESDAT morning,'
March 13, at Id o’clock, at the: budfiassAtsrad .of M5.-B.8;
Hancock, No; 74 Fifth BtrecVhßOfcSinfthfieia r wiHho Bold,
(as ha is to Kansas,) his entire stock, among'
which'Dre^--rr ; X' T ";Y. ; ';V '■ v - -
:•*- 11 superior carriage had saddleHotsea;
3 twohorse Carriages; -., A ; • -
;v fijope&aAdtopßuggiEsirM*'
0 Sleighs and Bells; . - .*.i SI ■
1
10 sets QamesSrSaddlesatidrßTfdlestilnualoßoDes;
2 unfinished Xincjr Coinages wood-work of three
Buggies;-hickory and oak Lmnber-tor: carriage bufldeta;
Spokes and Felloesf .200 fine, metallto~tud wcedtCofflns;
' assorted sizes; Trimmings. Ifc-rre&lQk; .Walnut and plno
Lumber;-coach, cabinet-makers? and/earpefitertf-.-Toold;
Palht3 and Brushes, Stoves, Gas Fixtures, Cfowbaxfl,'Picks,
Shovels, ( Grindston9 Waßon -Bed, lron,
Troughs, 20 young and old Hogs. Cutting Boxes, Ac. - • •
Also—Mahogany and fancy-Chate, mahogany .Tames,
Bedsteads, LookingGlaeaes, mreakfeaVond kitchen Tables,
with other Household and Kilchen purnUore, Ac.
mb3 , . . . P* M. DAYI3, Anctionesf;
, 1 •iUtaTfcK&’tf VaLu uk PiFTaiSfi BUILDING
X SIXTH WARD—On TUBSDAY afternconi March 20,.
atßo’dock.on the premises,'will be eold.by order of John
Herron; Esa> tmsteoof Robert Porter, Esq, fifteen valna--
ble Building Lots, as laid out by the lata william
Em-in his first plan of Lots in the.glxth
Words-Pitteburgb, seven of which lots, to wit:-5c5.:39,-4ff,;
41,42, -*3, 44 and 45,haTe each ft front of 20 feet on Centra
avenue and extending back southwardly about OS'd&tt©
Clark street, and tbe remaining eight of .which lots* to wit:
Nos- 45,49, CO, 51* 62,63, M and 65,have each b front of 29
feet on Clark street,-ond .extend southwardly hythetrhal*
distance, to Rose street,'CO‘feet.wide* The ooovooffer great
Inducements to those desirous of purchasing property near,
the business part of the city. Terms fiteale.. ' .
rfthJ" - . > p. 51. DAYIB. AcctlcnceT.
ALUABMS BUILDiKU LOTS NEAR THE BfcVENTH
WARD, ArAcmox.—Oa-.Friday, evening,.
at T o’clock,-at the Morirhants? Exchange;-Fourth ’Street,
•sill be sold Forty .Lots -of grouedf sknato near the Toll-
Gate, adjoining the Beventh Ward, having 0 front on Cqh: .
tro Avenue ahtT&iJjacehc streets, ahdb'elbgvcriy advantage*
oualy located for persons who dwlre axbeapxc?id«Jcami»f
the business port of iRe- dty. Plans of which can bn had',
at the Auction Rooms. • Title indisputable ; -Terms: one-:
third curb, balance in one and two years, with interest.*
feh2l ‘ ‘ 1L DAVIS, Auctioneer* -,
To Farmers, Gardenero andNcrserymeo*)
FIVE thousand bushels puraBONKDUST, Cnoground;
1000 bushels pure BO^EDDST,,coarse ground;
1000 harrelspatent American FERTILIZE It.. • .• .*
A. 6 C. HOEVELER offer Tor sale, on .pcccmmcdatlnfc.
' terms, the above valuable Fertilizers,which they manufac
: turo at their new, exienaive establishmetu, situated Ia Eastr
Librrty, near Pittsburgh, Pa.. Bonodust, os a mannre-hkB :
been used for many years In Europe with the greatest anc*::.
cess; next to guano,it is superior to anyothar in ure.- Tent.*
or fifteen busnela pure Boncdust per acre will 50 nourish txw .
lend that ire good effects will:bo realized fromthfffltst year
to tan or fifteen years aftori whereas the good effects of
en&no oro eihautted in ont yaar/. Those who have used.;
‘Bonedust speak in the' highest terms of lho benefits de- ■
rived from ft. II is suited to every variety of soil, and au
cropa are benefiUed-by it—vines and trees more particular
: patent American Fertilizer possesses esrential pro- .
pCTties necessary to aiimuldte the growth of plants amL
'green vegetables,'and destroys inseels. Asa. manure, ton
gardening, it cannot be excelled. .
i Orderimusrb?S3dfe*scl to . A.HOEVELEB, .
mhfcdtwlm , > 4t9 Penn street, Pittsburgh.
Salt Gystcrs ondiFresh Shad*» : n-t-" 1
Daniel Barnard,Pifthßtrcet,near^ s
Wood, has-Just received a largo lot:
BALT- OVBTER3. and - FRESH , which.
.will be >oM at thtrlowert Tfttgs.-
nov27:dtf
msa&&m>BES&
jimams--
Tity the ilonorobie tho Judges 01-tho- Court ot General
I X Quarter Sessions.or tbe Peacc, Iu and fbr thoxoujaty or
SStionof-BoTnardPerry* of the Second.
of Pittsburgh. Allegheny county, humbly shawemr .Thatii
your pouSmiCThath provided hlmwlf with xoaterlals tor the
accommodation of travelers and others, at
Ward, aforesaid, and-prays, that, your. Hoitow 7 wlU; bd:
pleased to granthim a licem© to: keep & lmuso of
iertainmont, and, jour -petitioner,
1 Pr Wo.tha subscribers,- citizens of the-Ward otorcaaid,
certify; that the above petitioner l? of good , : tepnte for hon- ••
csty and tenrpornure,'and is woll provided with houto^ room,
and convonietttea tor the accommodation and .'lodging of
strangers and travelers, and that'said tavern-is necessary.'
George' W." Morphy,.?!}. Burns, W..J. Andwren, Adam.
WBeonT G. Fucks, J.-Wilsdn* p.Metiditorti Young,
John M.- Irwin, Peter M’Kosker, Tltfm»fiiiaiaonarß^ft«"
mla Mini*. / • : "
iAfIgPWAMIS-'-
FOB '
Safldles-8 and; B3Qli©ra.
‘ R. T. LEECH, JE., .
: .-- -■ Ho. 137 Wood ptreet,
niTSBEECM.
Alatf, Cloths, Damashs, Hoas, Sfint Stuff, .
Springs, &0., so.r 1
Joseph WWio’b Carriage -
JOSEPU WHIIE, now carrying on bust; ,
• hqe9 ia Mi spacious.. promises*; v
lately enlarged,) on the 1
Oreenahnrg'taniplfcei ii3?i iim hiWtiwiV'
Bun, between Pittsburgh and Tawrenceville, respectlnlte’
invites the‘public to inspect Bis ftockof CAEKIAGES*
BUGGIES, Ac.' And he
purchasers, that one price only la made.’ Pourteea
experience lathe bustnesv-enables him to place before his
; natrons the same choicecollection of-Carriages which, to
nianj yearn past It has been bis particular deportment- to—,
select from- the various and dost- talented Eastom menu*,
facturers. The success of his new eystetfi la complete—-the . .
of his arrangements Wffi supply ih*. best and most r»
r« .Wnnnhle manufacture at moderate prices. -
.'Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which- the"-',
mania tor dfecotatfng booses of business heaped-opoiv'r
the price of goodv, (owing to large rents.) JOSEPB WHITB r
wfllEclLon ready money only, at much less than the nsnaV i
wofita. -j [mhlbdaw}'r T
~ iTy-Cftfrlagearepeifedlu thobeyt taanPer,wlUi<leflpalch,
Jivtt B£CH7B»'
jVI Putoam’a aiagizlnefir March. ■
• Godej’a Lady*® Cook, do
Pttorson’aMsgadu-, , ..do ..... «>
,Ballou T fl.> ‘/.do do iGcents. ■■..
NEW BOOKBr’jUio end Bcaatlea oT Fanny Fotn. .1 ,_...
v.-. Sly Courtship and Its Consoqucacea;: WlkotT. •'
- , Ltfoof Hora«.Qxc6lfiT.' »
:• - ; . V. • BcllkHail. ..
■! A large topply JUitrccelTed andior ndoat’tko Clifiap: -
Book Sioro cX W. A, GILDENPENNEY &, CO.,- • i
, ? i Hfthst^oppo3itethoTheatre. r, '‘'
: P. B.—Wa haro closed np oar Store streaK'*
Qlve ua a call at oar' new establfabjnant bn’Fiftb.atrcot, xr> r
: posltetha Theatre. ■ - flklffl-].- -. ~-W. A. ,Q. jg ; ;
T HtfcN AND Hl>UeJi&£JS£IN& UWDS-A. A. MABOK- -
il & Coh N0.'25 FlfthitreeV have .Jqst YtceWed a'conK
pleto assortment of the alx>Te 4 (ioods,cvmj>ris!afc—‘' "
>hirUng tineas: e ’ Bleached and brown Table Llncna l
Linen EheeUogat . ; 10*4 bleached Cotton BheetiDgar .
BicadisdanahrownTabteCloUw:V' ‘ -
. HapkinflimdifoVela;"
Bl£d>£3rbl)!apor; £& fto; *
LOKNET3—Soxno ncw;etyles,idstiecei7«a.:, 'S:: *-r
. A. A^hIASON 25 street^
tltinE ACBEB 09 CHOICE hAtiDPOil SALE—AU 801 l r
fenced; with a good Duelling House of four rooms— s -
pcrtico .in front .A stable, coal house and other outbuild,
iDgs; ‘ Two gnipo arbors; alsOfhptilesi-poaches,'pears,
quinces, 4c.—all healthy ttetc, end or good quality. Good. ' -
water, niidconvenlent. The abora property fa situated In".'
a pleasant and neighborhood, and -about three
nines fccat the city. o. UUI’HBKIVT 4 EON, - - ’
mha - : Beal Estate Agents,l4o Third street. • V
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. AKFKtt'a MAIiAZINE.i'OIi, UAKOU—Vdqe
TTranfc Leidie’s Gazette of Tashlons, for March; <■ J
FraofcLosUa’a Jotimal r £b3f Uatcli;Qpiihaja’eUt2aaia»; ;
Fetewon’a Magazine; Godsy’s Lads'® Booi; - »;
.pstnam!arsugai^o* ; BWrthtiff mMs;-* '
Balloa’fl Magazine—all for Match.. r
Bi&cfcwood’a Magazine imd Chamber** Journal* for Feb* '
laryjjrith all thanes BooVe, for said by .... .
mb3 : - -IL MIWBB.& (X>4 atroet. x
T7IOUK HOUSES fcUE aAJLE-102 feete! ground on Bed-
Jj ford street,tgr ISO deep on Cassett* wita a row of feus
two atory Brick Houses, well arranged for 4 cr SfomiUea.
Tbte property will be sold bn foVorable terns.
B. OCTHBEBT- & SON,
140 XWrd. street.-.
rgjiiNa MUSHOtt ClUnlZua—somo -fi&a-sWw c£ tott
S ftoECiChlnUra,Jtutreceivtl 6yi
1 mbs - A. A. HASOH * CO, £5 EJtil strict.
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