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isviniß optics.
Thbatr*.—This place of kmußenicnt opened
on Tuesday oigbt, for, thar-spring season, with
dh| 6t wMoh has’evefr per
*formtkl here. Id addition to tho tegular stock,
.Mir. 1; Be Johnston, the -celebrated, comedian,
.fforn • Barton's Theatre, Now York, also com*
menced astar engagement. Mr; Johnston is a
, oomlo actor of inimitable drollry, and his eno
•'CMS iii this city is extremely flattering.- Ho is
. notonly super K-r in .tho lower round of-the oomlo
rdrama,- but -in the higher scale hr legitimate
7 , Exhibits to. the bcßt advantage. Messrs..
'fidbais (ind.Fahis. new ' catuUdatea for public
-firor, : cdisplay’o talaht in their respective ohar
-acters, which, wothink, is a suro sign, they Will 7
'.rise to a prominent' ipoaition' in tho,profession!
•Miss Cramer,, who our:thcatro goers will recol- :
'leot as having been oh the atago hero about- fiyo
rSeara.ago. bae improved-woiidcrfqllyi and if we
\Bte not' mißtakeni isdestined to bo a great favor
■ite_OuWcdDe6clayiiigbt,;Mra.J;P.Brclßfo;rd,
; re-appeared, and waa greeted with the most en
. thtniastio cbecrs. The applaoso lasted for about
flyo ininDtes; ;iio, wittm.a reception must have
jheen hitremely Ratifying to her. Mrs. Brelefora
tis ahamasing little-aotrees, and wo aro glad to
■Ece her back. The other, members of the com*
■f pahyaf p nil familiar - to', our -play- goers. To
.-nightTWlll be presented the excellent comedy of
’Married Life, and the AlpineMaid.lU which Mr.
‘Johnston and Mrs. Breleford ‘will both appear.
.Distoict’Codbt.—Before lion. M, Hampton.
. •;John::Kbnnedy-vs.’Br.-A. G. Walter; 7 action
;to reoover damages for injury to the property of
ithe plaintiff, by overflow of water from the hy
;drant of:-defendant. ■ Yerdiot for plaintiff for
;‘ccntjt,: subjwt to '-the; opinion of the Court on:
.points reserved. 1 : - ll.: 1. ’
• : Joseph Allen vs. Jeremiah Knox. This is on
of covenant Tor ; rent’ reserved for the
.right of malting inn ‘entry through plaintifTe
hcoal land, for- platform ground, &c. Amount
about 91,000. , AEimlmr caße, between
this same“parties, had been tried before: Jndge
■ Forward, and decided in favor of plaintiff. Oh
-trial.-. • ■;■■■- /'ll
; ::Disappearabce op a youhg-Wowah.—The
Massillon News states that a yonng woman,
.named Hannah .Strcchly, sgedlB or 19 years,
who for somojimo posl has.becn residing In the
family of her elsteft-in-thot plnoo, left homo on
.the. ftvcning of Sunday,: tho 18th. ultimo, since
which time nothing hos been heard of her. ’lt
.ia soppoßcd sho has cooamittedauicide.. Any in-:
. .'formation in reghrd to this distressing affair,
' will ho thankfully received by Christian Keyser,
Massillon. ‘ .1 , .
ABotbeU Atte jipxat Rebcue.—A largenum
;bcr. or-hlacks,' not lisatisficd: that the colored
woman, Cornelia Cooper, was Uctnaily free,- as«
i£embTed yesterday; at 8: o’clock, at the depot; of
the Ohlo and FentißylvMua.Railroad, in Alleghe
ny, With- the: intention of aUempting another 1
•reScue p hut, finding they word not/sufScientiy:
‘.uumctauSj dcElßtcd, and allowed her to go off in
tho cars. ••••• -- / :77 ; -" ' -.- ■ '
‘ ‘FiEE.^baWednesday night, about 10 o’clock,
.'flames \*as discovered -fssaitigf from- the drying
room, nttticlrcd ta ihe keg factory of Mr. Jcnks,
;on. Mvokanics street,-, in tho Fifth Ward. The
alarm was given, and the Niagara engine coming
7 to tho ground promptly, the ire was sitbdued
.bqfprptit, had'.madp,-rnnch headway. A largo
•quantity of staves, Inmbcr, &ci, was burnt. ;
•; BAunoaß Coktebtios.— The general Eailrpttd
Convention; 'whioh met ot Cleveland Ust fall,
xsod -in which two hundred and forty millions of
•railroad capital wnfl represented, will, meet at
tho MonoDgaljela House, iu this city, on Tnes
■day neKt. Cbatmcey Hibbard, Esq., Superin
teudenfr of the New York Central Bailroad, Is
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Glass.—C. Ihmsen is about removing hiß
•Flint ahd Cut Glass, establishment, from Water
street,to bis largo, new and beaatifal wareroom,
«n-Front street, near Fahnestock’s new bnilding.
Mr. Ihcißeu is cnd oT the most extensive manu
dactnrers in this city, and gives evidence of his
substance in.the coatly ami extensive establish
jnonts devoted to the glass trade.
•a'-tavxLT.—The 7 wharf presented:, a lively ap
jeafance yesterday. Tho rhe. iu the rivers
.haacompletely TouGed our river men from the
■inactive State they have been compelled to re
*inain ih fdr io long, and “ tbinge ” in that por-
Wtimtof ithe.city begin to present their wonted
•appearance,again.
The.Cahal.—The water will be let into the
week. Men have been en
gaged for some time cleaning ont tho aqueduct,
wud that portion of the canal rnnningfrom Sev
enth street to the Allegheny river.
Falsb IsiPElsostiEXT. — A capias was yester.
day ispued by tho Prothonotary for the arrest of
Francis and Mariana Cruder, to answer to a
Sait forfalea imprisonment, instituted by Henry
Bopp.
‘ Fmsk Shad.— Messrs. Glass & Carr, of tho
City Hotel, receireJ from the East yesterday, a
fine lot of Delaware Shad, which they served up
for dinner to their, guests.
The New Usiied States Cotrai Roosts in
the Cuatom Houso Building, are all prepared for
the rSception of tho different Courts, and will
be occupied next week.
AbsISXAST SorEBISXEHDESI PoEIAOB RaIL
EOAD.-Mi.jor John M. Gillmoro has been ap
pointed Assistant. Superintendent of the AUo
gheny Portago Railroad.
Loatieo oh ins Cobkebs.—A big, dirty
looking •• darkey " was arrested yeßterday, and
fined by Mayor Yolz, for loafing on the corner
of Wood and Water streets.
We would invite attention to the sale cf a
large quantity or Real Estate, this evening, at
tho Merchant’s Exchange, by Mr. Davis.
43-Proclamation...Whereas, the extraordinary
andnnprecedecteddecian'l fbrthatioTalcahle preparation,
WEIGHTS rnEMIUII HATHAEION, has ind need enrious
persons to palm off'other articles similar tn name and ap*
pearahed, hai'absolutely worthless, which has a tendency
to injure the reputation of the genuine article, purchasers
should be particular to ask for TFirp&fs Premium Katha
rion, and they may rely on reccitlng an article uneqaelled
fbr Its tirtnes fbr restoring u decayed head of hair, for a
cool; refreshing and delightful application daring tho hot
▼either, remoting all disagreeable sensations of dizziness
sad headache, and fbr the toilet It has nerer had an equal
for Us pleasant and delightful fragrance.’.
Its thousands of testimonials are a audiclcnt guarantee
for its completely restoring a decayed head of hair; for re
moving all dahdrulf; for preventing its foiling cd,.wlie'.hcr
from sicknessur disease;, and for entirely dispensing with
the necessity of uslng.hair.'dyes, as it excite., tho secretions,
producing a supply of its natural plgmsnt or coloring mat
ter, giving the hair a dark, glossy appearance, with a luxu
riant growth. 1 •
For Bale by every druggist in thu city, and by druggists
and merchants throughout the United rotates..
A liberafdiscount to wholesale dealers.
; Price 25 centaa bottle: t —~ '
- ;r - PETER T. WEIGHT A CO.,
U--211 Market St.; Philadelphia.
- For pale by- QF.O. .1L KEYEEE, ho. 140 Wood street,
srnd n. E. SELhEUr, Plttsburiih.’ lapl7:daw3m is '
Important to afflicted vltb Hcr«
.ills, or Rapture of the Bowels, end the
danger of Strangulation hy neglects
lnglt. ..
The right coarse fir' coy- one to pursue who may be af
flicted Withßnpiure,is to procure a good Truss well adapted
to the ruptured parts,io order to retain the protruding
portion of the bowels. This Is often neglected, and the
bowel becomes strangulated, leaving the patient not only
in a suffering but dangerous condition. I have always on
frunrf, and daily adapt, the most improved Trusses; among
which. Is MARSH’S RADICAL CURE TRUSB, which will
really produce a radical cure In a short time. Of course
there axe cases when no Trus3 will cum, but in a vast ma
jority erf Tedu cable Hernia, or Rupture, this Truss will
cum. I hare every variety, of Trasses, from BO cents to
SSO; also a large assortment of CHILDREN’B T&USHES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for
Tfirtoss brohttfor enlarged veins; _PILB PROPS, for the
relief and core of Piles ; 1 SHOULDER BRACES, for men
women and children; 6USPENBORY BANDAGES, and'
evsiy variety bf.stechanic&T appliance used in the cure pt ,
disease. examine'them ’at my Drug Store,
140 Wood cornerof Tirgin alley; slgncf the
Mortar.- (feblAdaw] - DR. QEO. H- .s
Bade, Umba >
SSc, - Dead,
•- • Emit, Throat,
Spine, . Mufdes,
Worms in the Skin, Scalp Disease?,
MRte Crust, IDry ■
. r ... Erysipelas, . . Headache,
...Chafes,. ' Neuralgia,
Cricks,”.San Pain,
Scalds,- - • • " Bums,
: Ulcers, - ;.Soreiego,
•. .Bora Throat,. . . . Rheumatism.
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;.;Pfioo2s cent3'ptr bottle. Sold wholesale end retail at
Jjr, -KEYSER'S,-140 Wood street; JOEL MOHLER’S, Lib
'«dy .street, and at J. P. PleminG’S, Allegheny dty.
jahStoitir . . , ...
-.. .m Cmtnis’Depositßaxk, ) .
r.-. .v, • JPWtoph, March 6,1865. f .
npHE President and Directors of this Bank have utfsday
1 declared a DIVIDEND, at ihe rate of 4 per cent., on
.theOefitxl'Stock* paid inoutof thejprofltaof the last six
.iwmtha«tMcraWaon and after tbelßth instant. -
> mh&atdl Signadr: E. D. JoNEB r Cashier.
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THE CITY POST.
BarrelPs Indian Liniment,
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COMMERCIAL POST.
BIKja^HASTBVEXCHA2|GK.
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iVttiienf—JOHN BUIPTOHj -
Itrtt Vice Firtidcni-r-Tfru. H. SsttfiL
Be Buorn
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- Qmmiilcs qf Jrbitra&m for Murchs—V?. B. Baora, Pns.
finieaß, JognpA ßeopes, JobsM\pgyirf t Jomr Scorr..
WEEKLY hohey abticlk
PitrsaimaH, Mardi y, IS
; Kia market closea with; some aetifity; detaand firmohey •
H hot rery preadoff yet; the snpply still! exceeds actual
wants. Wo orb sailing along smoothly and easy, confidence
gradually increasing bat caution seems to bo the ruling
power. Paper, wjth prime rignatores, based on legitimate
transactions 4 hot very abundant. “ Kites," and still lower
; grades of paper, can r t find the resting place they did three
and lour months ago—thry can‘t«atick n ftoAcv. .
• • Our business mon in general are prepared for the openin g •
ofvthe spring bhsinesF, and from Uni toanher-weapprahendj
they Will more; we think they-will not baTe 'a tvsry lar?o‘
stock of u dead horses ” among their assets at the end of tho :
year. Thadark'and of the-pasti aiflasirous
as It was, wo' think, has wrought for-.us ,a . bright and pros,
perous day—the dawn-of which, 1 has only jost began to
break upon us, and if an will heed well the wholesome ad
monitions given during "the last six shall have;
a very healthy-Btoto of-affairt; and-should; we beblessv
cd With an abundant harvest, .of which the' prospect,
so tar, is very flattering, it will enrich us and place us
on a sound, solid basis; but a bad harvest would place osin
lather ft precarious condition; however, let every onepreparo
for every and and any contingency, by that due caution and'
foreselght eo much needed jost now.
Our rivers have been blocked up, thus preventing that
activity in . business which otherwise would have existed*
Spring, with its cheering sunbeams and sepbyr breezes, has :
broke in upon us, (and we hail it with no. email degree of
pleasure,) which must dispel all such Interruptions in
trade. It Is expected that between $e00,0(0 and STOO,CDO
of bars and foreign coin will be ehlppedto Liverpool this ;
week.
The Bank bill It is Imped will p*yg the House'
this week. Should we. succeed in having this additional
; banky it will add $600,000, in a short time, to our present
banking capital;- and, if any placo*in the whole Union
needsnn increase; surely sac do—we wan't "at; least half as
much .more than we now hate. We do hope our present
will not be so blind as .to overlook this great
actual wantorT-and especially at this very.impor- :
Unt period of oar history.
'' The UonongabeU Bridge Company have declared a diri.
dend cf six p«r cent, on the capital stock, for the last six
months;
In New York, the Banks' statement show a continued ex*
pansion in loans and discounts. The amount is now with
in two millions of .the l point reached in JJsrch last, when a
severe contraction followed.' \Te hope to see a decline
next week. The example set is-by no means a good one.
it tends to inspire a spirit of expansion, of which the con
dition of affairs mry t?We will not at all warrant.
Teh. 21. March 3
Joans:— ..♦9IASMO4 S92SSS,ia Inc. g 795,021
8pec50.V.., .........— 16,370,876 10,631,279 Iqc. 160,601
- 7,106.710 Inc. «148
Pcp081t5„™,74,644,721 -75,958,314 Inc. 1,413,023
As compared with ths same week lsstyoar, the figure are:
-1854. .Loaua, tc: " Specie Circulation. Drpcali.
March 10,500,400 9,209,830 61,975,675
1855. ’ • ,
March 3...._..d)2,386^25.10,561,279 7,106,710 75,953 344
Inerehie....;. 7 "J".’....; 6.976|w9 .171’"™ 13 9s£6£9
Teerease._. , _ 2,172,298 2,103,120 1
; The imports at Hew York for the weak chow a alight fail-
Ing off as compared with the corresponding week last year
but the receipts of general merchandise exhibit an Increase,
aa-niU be seen by thß annexed compirativo figures:
»0B 7EX mss—lBs4. 1555.
$1,691,G57 ,$1,460,219
977,473 ’%Q19,455
Dry G0ad5.:;.....
General merchandise
■ Total.™.
Previous eigh t weeks
2,669,130 $ 2,479 664
.. 29,651,383 23,071,411
Total for nine weeks.
' The exports from New York to foreign parts are largo,
and nearly equal to those of the same period last year, Tic :
1854. 1855.
.$11,318,842 $10,727,433
1,344,695 1,103,121
From Jan. 1 to Feb. 24
Week ending March 3.
Total from Jan* Ist $12,663,037 $11^.0,559
Foreign &xebange islnictlTo; prices about tbe same—'
In Boston, Money very easy; large earns are lying In
Baht:, vailing an upward torn In money rates.
In Philadelphia the supply is adequate to tbe demand.
Demand romcvsTiat increased.
Cincinnati, market continues stringent, with an Increased
scarcity of currency. Demand for money rather more
pressing. Easiness Is still dull, and Tory any
branch.
8.0. Kelson 4 Co., heavy proTl<don dealers, New Orleans,
hare failed for a very large amount.
The Legislature of Indiana have passed the Bonk bill
over the Governor’s veto, and are still to have a rag cur
rency, and a regular “shaving’ business amongst than
sdoci.
WEEKLY EE VIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Ottice or ms Dior Mojumfo Peat, 1
Friday, March 0, ISM. f
Since tho date of our last general review tbe weather has
been mild and pleasant, tho thaw has continued gradually.
Oar rivers are now broken up, and In a few days more tbe
heavy running ice will h&TO disappeared* wbon navigation
will, once more, reopen, on all our valors.
Businers daring the week has bees moderately good, and
we hope in our next to notice a marked Improvement in
every department of trade that our city is interested in.
Oar market, owing to tho long suspension of navigation, is
but sparsely provided for lo the leading articles of Produce
and Groceries. Tbe stock of Floor is unusually reduced,
and tho demand from that portion of the Suite, (the interi.
or and northern counties,) wbichare wholly dependent upon
this market for supplies, is rapidly increasing; and as steam
boat navigation on both rivers will be resumed in a few
diyx, largo shipments will be required immediately. The
market is very firm, and prices still tend upward.
Corn. continues in brisk demand, at steady prices; ibe
shipments to this market during the past winter, has form
ed on important item; consignments are now daily received
from Missouri, Illinois Indiana, lowa, Wisconsin and Oblo,
all of whlchmeet with ready rale at remunerating prirer.
Oats too, have continued tn good demand atsteody prios*
Bacon was in active request, Indeed our dealers, during
the post week, were unabla to supply tbe demand r prices
remained Arm.
Butter:- solid and roll is much wanted—the former for
shipment and the latter for homo consumption; prices firm.
Cloverseed w&sxnore inquired far duriog the week, and
holders havo somewhat advanced their figures.
Pig Metal, so long depressed and neglected, has been in
bettor demand from manufacturers, and tho sales for the
week show a slight Improvement.
In Sugar and Molassos the market is almost tare, ard
prices, consequently, havo been high and firm.
Dried Peaches and Apples are wanted, the sopply contin
ues inadequate for the demand.
Beanawere sold In this market, tinea our lost review, at
almost unprecedented prices, and tho probabilities are that
prices will decline, as we learn that considerable lots are in
transit to this market.
Hay has gone off briskly at quotations.
ASHES—There is a steady demand for manufacturing
purposes) and prices bare not varied slnoe our last. Sales
la lots of 60 casks Soda, domestic and Imported, at 3
23 tons Pearls at time.
APPLE&—Are only arriving in small IoU. Retelling at
bbl.
ore selling at $2,25©3,00. ,„ 4^nc . . .
BEESWAX—SaIes on arrival at 24@25c; and from store
at 25@l£0c. -
BUCKETS AND TDBS—Backets at Factory $2, and from
storo $2,16©2,25. Large Fobs, from store, $"©7,60 fi doz.;
email do $0,60* -
BROOMS—-Common Ohio, on arrival, cells at $2,60, and
from storo at $2,75@3. From store, Eastern at $2,60®3,25.
BEANS—There was quite an active inquiry lor Beans,
with soles of 76 bushels at $3; 200 do at $3.
BACON—The demand continues to improve and stocks
quite light; the sales of the week amounts In the aggregate
t■» about 100,000 o>3, as follows:.2000 Iha hog round at 7c;
2000 do aid's at 7}£c; 17,000 do shoulders and sides at 6%
and 7%0; 15,000 ao moulders and boms at and OWc;
30 000 do in lota at same figures; 44,000 do in lots at C^ f
fiJz, end Q@Ke, for shoulder sides and hams.
BULK MEAT—There was quite an animated demand for
Bulk Pork, all good lots offered found ready buyers; sales
to about 60,000 fl» were reported at 6,6 and 7c, cash.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—We hare no sales reported, hut
quote nominally at s6sloo lbs.
BUfTER AND EGG&r-The market is quite bare, and the
demand is briskfor good Roll Batter at 19®22; common at
16@18; packed is selling at U@l3, as in quality. Eggs are
very scarce, and prices during the week were higher; sales
reported, in bbls, at2B@3o.
CRACKERS—The following ora manufacturers* prices:
Water Crackers, %tbhl....u, $6,00
t .Butter do do ...... 7,00
. - "Pilot Bread do - 6,76
ißngar Crackers, fi> 9 cts.
. Sola do do 9 M
.. Boston do do ....... ....... 9 “
Ptc-Nio do do - 9 «
COTTON YARNS, Ac.—The following-are now the ruling
{, states:
rr - POTOD TAiIN.
ifaStalo,inclusive...lBcf\S> No. IB—..
i ”11 Al2.* .19 ” ” 17—.
« 13 ..... .20 « “ 18
« 14 .21 ” ”19
“ 16 .....22 “ •* 20
DOIEt YA&S.
,9c a No. 800
.8 “ “ 900
.7 “ I “1000
Carpet Chain: -white 19@20, colored 23. Coverlet Tarn,
28@25. Candlewlck, 18. Twine, 20. Batting, No. 1, 13:
No. 2.12; Family Baiting, 15. Caulking, 15.
following are the rates now established
Manilla Bope, coil. Idfllb. Cat ...£Q$&.
TVhite u H “ “ 15 “
Tarred - “ 13 « “ Id «
Packing Yarn, fine...l2 •* “ 11 “
Hon Cords—Manilla, $2,50,3,T5@5,0Q do*.
do 9 coU 19 eta © tb.
Hemp, $1,87,2,76@3,76 ©dpi.
do ; sMlildjetasm.
Plodoe Litres—Manilla, gl ,26 Hemp, 71 dol.
COI-PEU-We Quote at 3S@eG,cash ami time.
CANDLES—SaIes of Star during', the week at 24c H>
Dipped'•orth 13J& and Mould 14U. Boap brings to.
UtlEESB—The slock Is wearing down but prices remain
otiwaiojdc.’ ■
BEIKD IfEtJU—There still continued a brisk demand,
■with bntllght supplies, peaches are readily taken at tL2o.
Apples JWI@L3J , .
. nnntn nicßP—\o jhanga in this article; sales by the
haring been rery much reduced with
out addition in supplies, prices bare again further ademn
ced. The aggregate sales for the week amount u> about 1400
this, part as follows: ISO bbls superfine at pS,S7@B,®4, W
do«iSatt»®»A*! 347 do at *8,«5Q9,05 for superfine and
t fiOd dw la lata fit fe3,C3&6,55 fc» ittpfirfln* and extra,
i nclndlog 80 bbla Pearl Mill superfine at 18,50(38.60. Sales
from, stores at $9@912 for superfine, end $0.25 for extra.
>Bya L'Cc^miwas3376@4
FfiEß^--Sales at ci!!f ofßrau and Scree nice at 80c 3fi 100
fta; Short*, $1; BhipStuff,sl,os; Finished Middlings, SL4O.
Bales ofConntrj .Bran at sl%* 100 Xbs. _
FEATHERS—Wo quote sales in limited lots a£ 40@4S,
first hands;'fiorn'etore,'.4s(3so jellied at 85, and dulL ..v, :
'FISH-rSales .tura-confined fo ;tfie' regular wants bfthe
traded QuotaQofas remain -unchanged, riz : Mackerel No. 8,
large,: $II@ll,50;, Meditfni.'do;, '59.50;, No. 4, $9 ©8,25.
BaUimoro Herring, $G,25@5,60; Halifax do- ss,6D@s* Lake
fish: ;Trout,sS,sQ@s9 ;; White, $10; half bi>l3 in the usual
:proportion. . ;j
' :
' GRAlN—Theßupfly of Corn* and Oats' has been mode*
rately g00d... Tbo demand from the northforOorn has im
proved, and prices remain pretty, steady ;thesaloa for the
week smountto about. sooo busbeliinlote at-$5@900 for
;oar from depot and from store, and.. 82@8fio- for shelled at
depot and itcre, ‘Oats'; sales ofToOO'busfcels in lots at 62
•@s4@&Sc, first hands and frern elotos. Wheat: none ofier-
heinin al at sl,2s@lSo.MaU'sMs@ljso... Bye
GROCERIES—Sugar li scare? kndprices firm; Ve. quote
-fit 5%@55£c for fair prime.: .'to the'e'buritrV by the bbl
6Uc. -Molasses'finn at 21®25c In lots. ' Coffee firm ai lU<
@l2c.\' .. ; r';:" ,>~r
. Q LASS-r-We quote etty Winddw at $2 box ibr
0x8; $2,60 for 7xo; $3 for 8x10; .$3,50 .for 8x12,-'9x12,-110*
10x12; $4,60 fnr 0x13,9x14,and 10x14; $5f0r9x15,10x15,
and lOxltt; $5,25 for 10x17; 6,60 for 10x18; a‘nd ; so pa in
creasing in like ratio according to site—l Oft ct. off for cash
Country brands are sold
than dty brands. ....
HIDES—Qreoo Hides are selling at j- dry flint in
lots at 12c; to the trade 12@l3o; dry salted ll@l2c. -
HAY—There continued throughout the week a brisk de
mand for baled and from wagon, with considerable sales at
$25@27 for baled from stores a.tad 23@2G from .wagons. ,
HOMINY—SaIes froinAtorcs by tiiubblat $7,50.
HOPS—Sales from store at 3S@4o'. ” ... ~.
IRON AND NAILS —Sales of common puddled lwratS®
and in nail" lOd. and upwards at 3J-g®4c.
LEATHER—The store rates are now; RetTSpanish Sole,
por 8>,21@22: Slaughter Sole, 24®2tl VUppor Leather, per
dozen. s2S@s3o; Bridle do. do. s2o®s4o; .Country Bridle
do. s2B®s3o; Skirting Leather, per lb, 28 cents.
LARD—Bales during-tbe Week'ofSS kegs at Bk<s}9: 37
bblaat9c; 6000 lbs country at Bj<c..
NAVAL STOKES.—Spirits Turpentine is now held at GOo
gallon. Resin at $3,25@3.60 Tor N0..2, and $4 for No. 3.
A «noll sale of Tar at $4 5Q@55,...
OlLS—Steady sales of Lard Oil No. 1 at 75@S0c by tho lot
and in the ftn»U way. Linc.eed is firmer, nhd sales in the
retail way are made at 85; no heavy sales reported..
POTATOE3—Are very scarce, and wanted. Sales from
store in a retail way are making at $1,75@2 } 253?i bushel, ac
cording to quality.
PORK— Bales In a.retail way at $l4 bbl. .. • •
PIG METAL—Tbcrohaa been a better demand for metal
during the week; with Pale? as follows: 100 tons Juniata at
$25, G m’onths; 116 do Allegheny at ,sv7; 61 do at $25, 4
and 6 nionths; SOtone Juniata Blooms at $7O ; 250d0 metal
on private terms;'ss do charcoal at $25, nsual time; 10 do
Tenuesrceßlooms atsoS.
BEED3—Ther- was an Improved inquiry in-the mnrket
during the week for Clover,- and holders weramore firm in
prices; sales or several lets transpired at $0,76; from stores
at $7. '’Timothy'in a small way at $3@3,25. Flaxseedsl,6o.
BALT. —At the Canal soles nro. made at bbl for No.
1,-and.52,00®2,12 for extra. From'store a slight advance
on these rates. v .
STEEL.—Spring SteeljPlttsbnrcb manufacture,
steel ploncb wlogs, 8; do, eutto pattern,
8@I0j4; A B steel, from rolled Iron, s>jj; from hammered
do, fl££; Hoo. steel,' Fork do, 7; Shovel do, 8; steel
dandy tiro, 7; Ellplic Springs; 10 U; seat do, 13® 14; Quiti
▼ator teeth* 13X5,32@35; do, 18X5V£, 60®55 Wi tooth.
TOBACCO—Virginia 57i : rango from 16@20, according
to brand, andlumpsat2o®4J. Virginia Twist, 10.
TALLOW—BaIes of bercrol small lots were reported at
10>€@Uc. r - •
TIN.—I C, $11,25, and IX* $13,25, cash; Pig $34; Bar
sB7><, cash. ;
... WUITR LEAD—Is firm, with a very acUvedemand, and
steady sales at $2,50 $ keg, for pure in oil, and dry 9c
Bed Lead 8c .
WHISKY—SaIes of Rectified: were made at 33®31, and
RawatSO. Ithasadownwonlteodoncyl
. -63* No articleof a similar kind, now before the public,
enjoys a belter reputation as a restorative and invigora
ting hair tonic. Its peculiar-chemical qualities hare a
beneficial effect upon tha growth and character of the Loir,
giving a silky nnd glossy texture to that which was former*
ly of a coarse and dry nature. It has also a tendency to
preservo the youthful color and appearance of the hair,
and destroying or counteracting the effects of age. With
such recommendations in its favor, we hardly perceWe bow
any lady or gentleman should bo without so Valuable an
edjunot to the toilet. Persons who havejjfsed it lrom the
age of sixty-four down, declare it to be the iao?t perfect ar
ticle to secure the object intended evor yot produced. Gray
hair, whether produced by the slow progress cf lime, or by
any of tho causes which whiten the locks prematurely, is
restored to a healthy, lively appearance, and all the dlsa.
greeablo effects of dryness, the accumulation of dandruff
or like impurities, aro removed.
From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser, 2? School et
Borrow, March 20, IS>4.
•432,210,613 (23,551.096
Pbof. Woon; Bear Sir—Having become • prematurely
quite gray, I was inducird seme six weeks f luce, to make
trl»l of your Hair Restorative. 1 here u*e<l less than two
bottles, but the gray hair* have all disappeared"} and al
though my hair ha* not fully attained its original color,
yet ib<* process ol change is gradually going on, and l hare
great hopes that. In a *k«rt iltno, my hair will be as da>k
as formerly. I haT© aleobt-cn much gratified at ihchealthy
moisture sod vigor cf the hair, which before was harsh and
dry, tad it baa censrd to come out os formerly.
Respectfully Yours, ■" D.CM, Rcrr.
Pacr. Wood: Bear Sir—My hair commcnctvi falling off
rome three or four j«esrs slnce.acd continued tc do so until
I became quite ball. I tri*'d ail the popular remedies of the
day, but to no effect; at last I cm tndured to uso your cel
ebrated Hair K***torative, and nm very happy to Bay It Is
doing wonders. 1 have now a One growth cf young hair,
and cheerfully recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
A. C. WuiLvascs, 13d Second street.
St. Louis, March Tth, 1854.
I hare vi r ol Pref. 0. J„ TVtci’s H-iir Er'toratire.and hare
ftiinirvU lu wonderful effixt- My bnlr wi.« lircomtng, ** I
thought, prematurely j;r%y. but » y the use of his RoU*re
tire, It baf resumed its origin a I c-jlor, anti, I have no doubt,
permanently ?o. 'Sidxet Brxssx,
Ex-Senator, United Slates.
VjjtrrjtKM, looUna, JunolSlb. 1553.
Pacr. 0. J. Wood: D»-ar .-ir—A« .>‘•u nra at-out to manu
facture esU-U.ivwly nu;l vrui your n-cenUy dtouTvlvd liolr
Restorative I eilf state, for *bt.ia>o«reT U may concern,
that X huv*> om-*J it, and known oiiicn u _ e it] that 1 have
for several jbxzv bren in the habit t-f u--lcg othtfr Ualr Re*
stcratire-), nod that L find yours ro-tU superior to any other
I know. It entirely ileMiM*.-* the head cf dandruff, anil
with one month’?* proper u-* wiM re#u re any person'* hair
to the original youthful tv,lor and texture, giving it a
healthy, roit, mid »jcd ail lhUwi:boat
disraloVin£ th-- lixii S that apply it, <-r the dross rn Which
it drop-, l would, therefor©, ree:-ain.eud lw use to aiery
on© desirous of hat log a hue color nad texture to hair.
Respectfully yours, Wuxox KLSO.
For calc by 0. J. WOOD A C )., Proprietors, C~5 Eroid
way, New York, and 13 4 Maikot street, Bt. Louis, 410.
Price, $1 aod $2 p-r bottle.
Bold at Dr. G. LI. KKYSKII’;; Pro.; Store, 140 Wood street;
sign of the Goldun Mortar. foblGMsw
Johu W. UutUr dd lo> (
Forwarding and commission mkrchants—
Denies iD all klnls of Piu«burgh Manufacture*, Lead
pir*» *tv* 1 liT ®'r-i*f
PIOUU.M.NG GOODS,
I?RANK VAN GORDER ha* just received a largo and
beautiful assortment of Mumnlag Collars, hieeves
and Setts in Crape, Turfolrm and Swl.v, black luco and
gauto Vella, black Hosiery and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and eilk ; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, in all qualitl. fi.
Alexander A BajOu’c beat Kid Gloves can always be
found at No. &3 MARKET STREET, corner tf the Dio
mond. novlT
BY a sober, InduFtriou.9 young man, who will deTotehU
eotirc time to bis borine-5, n SITUATION A 9 SHIP
PING CLERK in a Wholesale or UoteU Warehouse, or As
sistant Book-Keeper, or ft place In a Grocery cr Ciy Goode
Bto e; and will luuko hunr-eif generally ueplu! tr- his om
ployer. A note ad irefsed throogli the Pv-t Olfuv to U A. B.
B^ u orle tat the office of the u will receive x.rompt
attention. ftctelttf
mM BUBSCUIUEHS hare just ro elted, and aie now
1 opening, the most deMrablo assortment of DRY
GuODB ever offered iu this market, Wo call particular at
tention to a few very choice articles.
Extra Rich Pa- ey Col’d Bilks, entirely now design;
do do Black do do;
do do Twiatnd do;
Batin Plaid and plnin Tiisues and Borages ;
Printed do do;
do Borage Delaines;
do Challifl do;
Very handsome French Lawns;
do do Brilllantcens;
A goo-1 assortment of French work, Collars, Under
Sleeves and OhemUcttos, very cheap; Embrolderod Hem*
stitch and plain Linen Cambric llandfcerchieis; Linen
Table Cloths und Table Linens; French and English Fur*
niture, Chintzes, white and colored furniture; Dlmatry.
A Tull assortment of Glores, - Hosiery, Mitts, Ac.; Irish
Linens, Mutiins, together with a complete assortment of
every article, either Fancy, Staple, Foreign or Domestic.
WesbUcit au examination of our Stocklefjre purchasing
elsewhere; as we Hotter ourselves (since we have'estab
lißhed tbo cash system) that we can supply our patr ns on
more liberal terms than any house west rf the Mountains.
"We return our thanks to our friends for their many es
teemed favors to our firm, under its former title, and hopo
they may still continue them to the establishment, undvr
Its new title. • YOUNG, LOVE A BItO.,
feb22 formerly Young, Stoveosou A L ve,^
BY U. 0. HILL.—THE PRACTICAL VIOLIN SCHOOL—
A new and complete synopsis of Violin playing, in an
easy, progressive and practical form, and designed expressly
for the American student, to which 1-* added valuable les
sons and exercises and beautiful arrangements, os Boloaand
Duos of the most popular melodies or tho day, Selected,
arranged ond composnef by U.O. HILL, pupil of Spohr, late
President of the New York Philharmonic Society.
The above just received, in advance of the trade, by
HENRY K LEBER, 101 Third etreet.
We have carpfolly examined the above work of U. C.
Hill's, and consider it one of tbo most complete and prac
cal Violin Schools we have ever seen. O. ANTON,
B. VOGEL,
fobB __ Teachers of Mueio.
NOW 13 TUB' IiEST TIME TO BUY WATCHES.—I
have recently received a large assortment o' very an*
parlor Watches, manufactured in Europe expressly to my
order, (seal over last Spring.) Citizens and strangers will
now Cod in my establishment a stock of Watches as exten*
Sire and as fine as any in the eastern cities; and in consid
eration Of the times, at tower prices than ever before offered
in this market. Those having money to invest in this way
will find it to their interest to do so now, as times will
shortly bo better and prices will advance.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner.
W. W. WILSON,
AT Market street, cornor of Fourth.
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Prof* Wood’s IZalr Ileatorntlve.
Ca&ltlc, 111, June 2?tb, 15i>3.
VV anledi
tflilbi* AIUiVAL
OF
BPEING AND BHMMEB DBY GOODS,
New School for the Violin.
BSCOMMKNDATIOy.
THE CREDITORS OF GEN. LARIMER are requested to
present their claims for adjustment, and those indebt
ed to pay up without delay.
Office of the Trustee on Wylie street, near the Cour
House, Pittsburgh.
febl9:eod6t*w3t
SEMI-ANNUAL fIAUi.—A. A. MAtiuN A CO. will open
100 dosen more of the Portsmouth Hosiery, at 50 per
cent. discount; also 150 dozen of Woolen Hoods, Comforts,
Cloaks, am! Scarf*, at half price. fob!6
OWN 'AND TETLEY'S RIFLES are cheap and well
mVrin_ Emigrants would do well to sire us a call.
We keep a largo Stock of our own manufacture always on
hand. All linns warranted. fab22
IVIOENI) SCRIP, of tbo Uhio and Pennsylvania Kail
road Company, bought at the office of
fpbl9 *• AUSTIN LOOMIS, 92 Fourth street
L>l. .tu A Si») fcAXlit ClAiAiiti r-A, A,.fIiASON A CO.
/ have a few more Satin, and-Cloth Cloaks, which they
are closing out at. less than.holf price. ■ febl&
BRKss UuOUS—Fancy and black Silks, FrenohUkinttes,
Brillantes, Da Laines, Lawns, Bareges and Tissues,
lust received by
m£9, . HAGAN A AHL, Slldari«tifeeet.'
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A£WjSrjF«ltilfV£llAfEA.
fba&mi. ; ihrte'Jnies
woter inlhe channel, by the mark, and falling.
.•...TBX;.BucKeiCrSUTStlftaveB this morning for iCinrinnatL
Capt Baluhoovor vriHsoe thatcliwho travelwithhim era
well cored for.- ~ • • ‘ " f,
■ -(TnK arrivalo yesterday were the steamere Caledonia end
South Amorica.-Thedepartareswero—Amascn, Hulctt,
for Louisville, end Swallow, Sloan, do.
- Tna llososuAHEiA learn this morning for New Orleans.
She classes 'among the most euperb eteamere that have
everleft our chailengex iiio West to produce her
cqunL Capt N.Cor, Al*ster, is a gentleman, and an expe*
rlenced commander. Hr._£amuel Hendrickson, the First
Clerki is.o clever, accommodating and whole soulad gentle
man, who will pay 'all attention to passengdrs who may
ship aboard this boat; Hr. Robert Daffy, First Enginccr.ls
A'competent and- safe first-class officer, and. whether in
charge of.boileraorsnythiogelse, is reliable and sound*
PITTSBTOGH, dKCDHTATI, LOTTISYILiE,
AJfP '
SAIKT IiOUIS.
Pittsburgh anfCinclimati Steaa Packet liuc,
... FOR IBS CON7STASCS OF
PASSENGERS AND PREIGHT
.... . BSTWSM -
PITTSBUEQH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Ar»a Salat Xonli.
ip- Tmc Lis* 1b composed or seven ' nwu .
[ nlmTnlriigfl'rfft class powerful Steamers, oa» fjJfTVnii i.?
f or gpeed, splendor,
and comfort, and is the oittt tubough nutv ire* or Bt*am
Packit's on the Ohio river. It connects with-the U. 8. Mail
Line ofBtedmers trom cindnnatl to Louisville and Saint
Lonis, hy which passengers and freight are tidceUi and re
ceipted through daily.: Two new Steamers have been added
to the Line, which now consists of the following boats:
Days 0/ Departure
Boats. Captains, from Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATB—M. WT BaLTZHOOvra—Saßday.
KEYSTONE STATE-. ~JaOob HmEP.—.....—Monday,
ALLEGHENY MTAin...... .Tuesday.
CINCINNATI..——-.*...1*. Hchtsb-... .Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA ..... ....B.J. Grace. .......Thursday.
PITTBBUEGH-. N. Cook.--. .—Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA........ Jso. KnaxmtEn. Saturday.'
Leave dally at 10 O'clock, A. M., precisely.
No freight received alter nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on hoard, or to
JOHN B, LIVINGSTON, \ Avmta
JOHN FLACK l f
Pittsburgh, 1855.
Pittsburgh, Stestben-rlUe and Wheelt&ff
Packets.
{ rlHCrsfr Tba DIURN AL, Captain Shsphod, and
dSsfgggg&the FOREST CITY, Captain Oroaoi I>. Uoo&x,
wui runes rtgul&r DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
BteubehTiUe and Wheeling, stopping ftt all intermediate
ports.
The DIURNAL will laavo Pittsburgh on Monday*, ‘Vfcd
nefldays and Fridays, at 10 o’clock, A. &L —Returning aha
will leave wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursday* and Saturday*,
at 7U o'clock, A. S.
The FOREST CITY will leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays mad Saturdays, at 10 o’clock, A.
the will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesday* and Fri
days, at 7)£ (/clock, A. 2d. .
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. 1). COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
No. 155 Front street.
CINCINNATI AND DOUISVItLB PACKETS.
For Cincinnati#
iMij. , The steamer BUOKEYk; STATE, Captain
iASHKffiSBn.TXBOQVxa, will leave'for the above port on
fiSBHE»mDAY, 9 th ins L, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
■ mhB FLACK A LIVINGSTON) Agents.
For Cincinnati.
f~. The steamer FEN N B YLV AN lA, Capt. Joair
Lej«{&a7KLntcf tun, will leavo for the above port on
BnfiSSgShßA-rUHDAY, 10th inst., at 10 A. U.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mhB FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agente.
* Tho sburner KEYSTONE STATE, Captain
I .JEkSmA Jacob Haxt-ip, will leave for tho above port on
loth inst, at 8 P. M.
For Height or passage apply on board, or to
mhB ' FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For Cincinnati.
iy ,l _V The steamer ECLIPSE, Captain WsL Moose,
}Jif£rLJ£wiU leave tor the above and intermediate porta
MONDAY, 2dth inaL, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, cr to
fcL24 J. D. COLLING WOOD. Agent
For Cincinnati and JLouiawUle.
The steamer SWALLOW;Captain acas,will
{uSl*J|>l«Bve for the above and Intermediate ports on
Bth inst, at 10 A, M. ..
For freight or passage epply on board. :
For Cincinnati and LoaiivUla
The steamer AMAZON, Capt. Hauctt, wOl
i J[-cS&a&leave fer the above %nd Intermediate parts on
pffisgffigftTUPKgDAY, Bth Insu, at ID A. M.
For freight or passage apply on beard, or to
mb? FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For St. Louis, Lexington* Kansas, Weston
St. Joicp&e, And all Intermediate Land
ing; a on tbeßnisotttllUrer.
The fine new passenger steamer TROPIC.
I . (ItptMu FitOCd, will leave for the above and
porti FRIDAY, &Lb instant.
For frwsfit or passage apply on board, or to
mhi J. B. LIVINGSTON, Agent®
n^> The steamer JAMES PARK, CapL Roscar
I .JtfjSTi o&MiLixa. will leave fur tho above and intermedi-
ports on MONDAY, 12thlnst M at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mbs FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
jjm - Tho steamer MANSFIELD, Tnc£ Gtzcoxx,
leave far the above port, and intermediate
JSHSSSm endings, on the opening of navigation!
mho FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
ftw& . The steamer GRANITE STATE, Captain E.
I, iMUl?rLuLrrr, wilt leave for the above ani intmrme
eSaSsaSadl&te porta on MONDAY, 20th lnst.at.lo AJff.
For ireight or passage apply nn board, rr to
feb22 KARNES or LIVINGSTON, Agents.
- The steamer W. IL DENNY, Capt. Tnoitifl
i lifffrf .■& t - Tn * i T will leave foribo above and Intermediate
on THURSDAY, 6ih insL, at 10 jl m.
Fur m.ight or passage apply on board, cr to
mbS _____ FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For st. Lotxla*
The steamer i’RAUOK ROSE, Capt. F. Mx-
I pUf«£*-fcgBATVA. will leave fur the above and intermediate
B&Asffia&BpeTta od THURSDAY, Sth, at 10 a. it.
For freight or pa B Mge vpply co board. mb9
For St# Louis#
j—* Tho steamer KEYSTONE, Capt. J.J.ROWN*
I »4l*gQ-a?sox will leave for the above and Intermediate
on THUHSDAY, Sth at 10 A. M*
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mhfc FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
__ Tho steamer QUAKER CITY, Capt Bhcss,
r leave for the above and oU Intermediate
i&aS&BEL ports on MONDAY, 12th lost
t or ireight or passage epply on toara, or to
mh9 BAUNER cr COLLINQWOOD, Agents.
. The steamer AMKRIOUB, Captain C. Batch-
Lnlfmirffrr’—i Will leave for the above and Intermediate
on opening of navigation.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mhl J. B. LIVINGSTON, Agents.
For haihville.
• . . Ti:e steamer LOUISVILLE wIU leave for the
I «Js2*-*Babove and intermediate porta on BATUR*
24th Instant, at 4 P. U.
For freight or passage apply ou board, or to -
febld NIMICK A 00., Agenla.
For lYastiTftUe. • „
Tho steamer CLARA'DEAN, CaptaJa Wtf.
f <n leave for tho above and intertaodiate
oa THURSDAY, Bth inst., at 10 A. H.
Fot freight and passage apply on board, or to
mhB FLACK- or LIVINGSTON, Agents.
Regular Wheeling PncKet.
Tho steamer VENTURE, Capt. Jonxr Qoedok,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
fifiB&SSBSATURDAY, at 3 P. M.
For trelxln or passage apply on board, or to
jon3 JAMES COLLINS A CO, Agents.
„ Tbe steamer HATH OAS3EL, Capt. JoKta
I '{Sy* Hl'Vit wilt le&ro for tho above and Intsrme-
porta on opening of nevlgallon.
for freight or passage apply on board, or to
jenl» BAUNJS3 4 COLUNQWOOD, Agfnta.
GALENA AND DUBDQUE PACKETS
For Galena and llubnquo.
i■ i, xhe atcamer VIENNA, Captuin O Hat, will
1 1 Ilrrt iff' —• for the above and Intermediate port* on
BEaffiSi&SSaopenlJig of navigation.
for freight or paaeage apply on board, or to
j an 2o /LACK or WILKINS, Agents.
For Wabash River.
• Tho steamer ALTOONA, Copt. R. 0. Gnu,
f JEHIjAwiU leave for the above and Intermediate ports
JffigSßasiLon opening of navigation.
For rreignt or passage apply on board. fab3
CANADA WEST.
I G3S> Port Stanley. fig*!,
and Port Bnrwoll.
TUB FINE low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
R. Baxeow, will make two trips a week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Borwell, as follows:
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, at 7J4 o'clock.
Leaves Port Burwell for Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAt EVENING, at 7J4 o'clock.
The Telegraph connects at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the Lake Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also connects at Port Stanley with the'London
Line of Stages, which connects with the Great Western
Railroad. . .
For freight and passage apply on board, or to SCOVILL A
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; B.F. HOLCOMB,Port Btanley,
or A. M’BRIDE. Port Burwell. mar27:tnov
MURPHY’S
NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY,
NO. 182 WOOD STREET, one door #3)
from the corner of Liberty, is now
The proprietor Is himself a practical
Hatter, having had fifteen years experience
at-the business, ten years as a practical workman; having
worked In the principal establishments in New York, PhU
anelphin, Cincinnati, and the New England States; feels
oonfidont that, from his practical experience as u Hatter,
he can furnish not only hs good but * behe* and cheapo
article than anything heretofore offered to the Pittsburgh
public—off of hit cvm manufaetur c. dedSAT
THOMAS MELLON.
mTyjyy T.AwntuFor the gpldiers. Chaplains. Team*
stars and Flotilla men. who hare served tho United
States In any of her wars, their hair* and widows, are enti
tled to Bounty Land, by a late Jaw. Anysuch, who may
wish me to obtain their rights, by famishing their claim,
can have them promptly attended to. InformaUm giTon
■ inratls. THOMAS WOODS,
mVifl Bounty Land and Pension Agent, 7& Fourth gw
V* V*’ •'
.'..'iV 1
STEAMBOATS.
“1855.”
Monongahela Hours BoUdino,
Ldot2B)
For Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS PACKETS.
For St. Louis.
For fit. Louis.
For St# Louis#
For St. Louis.
NASHVILLE PACKETS.
For SaaLwllle#
For NftaLvtUe.
WHEELING PACKETS.
JANESVILLE PACKETS.
For Zanesville*
WABASH RIVER PACKETS.
“J 855 ”
TO LET, FOR SALE, &c
THE UNDEBSIGNEDoffera for safohfo property in the
Evergreen Colony, Rosa Township, fire milea from
Pittsburgh. The house Is 48 by 84, arranged wUhrFour
Rooms. A Kltehen, and a large Hall on the first floor, and
is provided with a Water Closet and Bath Hoorn-tbe latter
with suitable hot and cold water, pipes. Attached tbih*
house ore Two Acres of .Ground, held In fee,' on which there
issWellof un&illog soft water, a Stable ondfi Chicken
House; Tbe Colony is provided with a School ef the high
est order,-and ia under..the .management of a :gentletnsn
from Virginia,a member, wellqttallQedto teach even the
higher branches of study.-' This admirably conducted
School isof incalculable advantage to the man of family,
as the Ideas here have an opportunity of shooting without
the eontaminatihg Influence of outside pressure,, toocfioh'
found around schools In r theclty and immediate vlctbity.;
The House and the Two Acres will he sold with or With*
out the interest in the form properly, and the avails will be
taken In adjusted Mbmces and 'certificates of-deposit against
foWlj / :-v WILLIAM A. HILL.-Ot-Wood street.
Farm fotf Salt
/THIS SUBSCRIBER.offers for Sale a valuable TRACT OF
• A LAND, situated-in' New ;Eewickly township, Beaver
county, three miles froizt'BochSster and New Brighton,' on ■
the Brighton and Pittsburgh road: containing Bii acres, G 5
of which are cleared and in a good state of cultivation, the;
balance well timbered.. The improvements consist of e;
goOdCOTTAGE HOUSE; with four rooms, kitchen end celar,,
a good frame Bank-Barn, 8Q feet, with Stabling under;
the whole of it for horses, cows and. sheep; a new Smoke
House, Wood House and Spring-House.-; Therois ,one of
best Springs .or softwater in the'county bandy to the kouse,
also several other good Springs on. the premises. Orchards
of choice fruit, consisting of Apple, Pear, Patch, Plum,
and Cherry trees. . This Farm is all under good fence; port
Ingrain/ The place Is well watered. (
v This Is a rare chance to Become:a good homo. Apply :
soon. For farther information enquire of Long, Duff A
Pittsburgh; G. B. Spire rs, Rochester; Samuel Btiles,
Rochester; or the subscriber, orUhepremUes.
feblOrlm* JESSE DEAN.
IT HAS BEEN USKp . WITH GREAT'BUCCESA-The
Herpetic Soap, the real genatnearticte, can only be ob
tained of the subscriber, at No. 140 Third street. It cares
all chaps, chafes. heals sore rough hands, and renders
them son, smooth and.white; removes ton, sallowness and
redness of the skin. The demand for this valuable Soap
daily increases, but a constant supply can always be found
at No. 140 Third street. Price 12# oentsa cake. -
8. X. CUTS BERT, .
fob 3 Third street, near Smithfleld.
DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT WIUBHBBS AND
MOUSTACHES I—lf you do, and your beard won’t
grow natural), all you have fo dels to use my Unguent,
which will, in six- weeks, force your beard or bidr to grow
strong and thick, and I warrant it will not stain or injure
the Bkin. ThisT know it will do, for before I began to sell
It I tried It Welland thoroughly,bothohmyself and friends,
and so recommend It with confidence, as do a me 2000 gen
tlemen who have used it So says the proprietor,R.G.Gra
ham, of New York. ;
The above article Is for sale, price $1 per bottle, by -
ftbT B.L.CUTHBKRT. 140 Third fit;
It. liKl/NtTA UNIVEHSAL HKMUxV-Ibls remedy
la far superior to any that has ever yet been , offered
to the publio. Operating upon Bli the organs of the body,
and upon the skin at large,it reestablishes, when disor
dered, that relative action which is necessary to be per
formed by the different organs of the system in a state of
health, and which are Always deranged In a state of disease.
It is accipable to any and every disease, in all stages, and has
made the most astonishing cares that have ever appeared
Qpou record. Price $l,OO per bottle. Sold by
feblO • 8. L/CUTHBERT, 140 Third sL
CASH IS USELESS .UNLESS/EMPLOYED! $2,600
Wahtxd.—Persons seeking‘ah investment for their
cash, can purchase a Gro ind-Rent of $3,000, on valuable
City Property, for Twenty-five Hundred Dollars, For par*
ticulart apply to - B.CUTHBERT&BON*.
foblO ; Ho ; inlrd street.
FOR RENT—Tt« Brick Dwelling Honse,
room 9 and hall, being No. &9 Hand street, between
Liberty and Penn streets. Rent $lO5. Including water tax.
. T. B. YOUNG A CO.,
fabB 33 Smitbfleld street.
TO LET—A two story Brick Dwelling House, on Centre
Avenue. Apply to il. MINER A CO.,
feblg No. 32 SmiLhfieU street
Lot Yor dale#
A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 21 feet front on Carson street
b/ 100 feet in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jv!3 at office of tho Morning Post.
FOR SALE VERY CHE AP.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
100. A good bargain can be had by applying soon at
the office of the MOANING POST. jylfctf
FUR BALE—An excellent Frame House and Lot, on
Resaca street, Allegheny city,at a very low rate. En
quire ot . THOMAS WOODS,
jan22rtf 75 Fourth street.
Land, for Sale.
lonn ACRES 0* LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
JLOUU the Clarion river. ThU land is heavily Umbered,
haa an excellent soil, and ia aoi<l to contain an abundance of
Iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminous, coal. The Wnan*
go railroad,■which willundoubtedly be built.uiltrua very
near to it, if not directly across It, The MUlctown creek
rnna through It
ALSO,6ooacres in Elk county,-cell timbered and watered,
and lying near the route of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be made than in these lands.
The completion of the Banbury aud Erie, the Allegheny
Talley, and the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil, of great
value. Enquire of C. B. M. S&1ITII,
Attorney at Law,
No. 147 Fourth street.
febfcfceamdf
BUILDING LOT FOB. SALK.
A LOT 24 feet front on WYUB street, and extending
back 102 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot in a Cellar Wall, built for two small Haases. This Let
is In a desirable location tor a residence; and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMQKE,
Jyl3 At Office of Horning Post.
EDUCATIONAL.
FITTSBUBGH INDEPENDENT COLLEGE,
ATHENARJM BUILDINGS, LIBERTY ST* NEAR WOOD.
JOHN DARBY, having leased and fitted up a largo and
commodious room in the above building in a neat and
elegant manner, intends opening a School where young
Ladies and Gentlemen can ncqolte-a practical and thorough
knowledge of BOOK-KEEPING in all its forms and ac
counts. MATHEMATICS, In all Its various phases, from
the lowest to its highest and most difficult ru es, taught
and explained in the most clear,-simple, correct and proper
manner.
Tn* Pcnuirsni? Dzram&t* will be under the charge
of as good and experienced a Penman as is in the country.
All persons wishing to acquire a goed hand will bo taught
in a short time. No humbug specimens hung at iho door,
to entrap the innocent and swindle the unsuspecting.
Tux Linus’ Dcpirraccr will be under the charge of a
Lady, who is expert in Mathematics and a finished Geo
grapher.
LrcrcpE os CcontssciAL Law.—l am about making an
arrangement with one cf the best and most able lecturers
on Commercial Law in the city, and will announce his
name in the course of a few days.
This institution I bopo will meet wIL a liberal share of
public patronage, as we will rely only on oar <wn merit
end modest lecrthy and sincerely hope to receive encourage
m«ot. We think what we will profess wc shall always pos
sess ; and wo intend making no “ empty parade,” either by
newspaper t4 gsaiog ,> or otherwise, to seek to injure other
Institutions, but will stick to the motto “to live and let
Uve," knowing to detract only from tho merit of others
will add no true merit to our own.
The institution will te open for the reception of pupils on
THURSDAY MORNING, March Btb, inst Hours of in
struction will be from 8 o’clock, A. SL to 10 P. M.
Foa terms, which will bo very moderate, apply at the
rooms, in Athenamm Buildings.
mh7 JOHN BARRY, Principal.
Kxeelslor**lron Oity Commercial College,
IITOOD STREET—Permanently established, with a
YY foundation as firm as the name it bears.
The great inducements offered to young men at tbh In
stitution are such as are rarely mot with in other Colleges.
Such an array of talent has never beforo been employed In
any Commercial College In Pittsburgh; this Is an estate
liahed and undeniable foci. The Faculty of this College is
composed of gentlemen whos j names and tore qualifications
aro os familiar to the public as “ household words ”
FacuLTT,—MILLAR A BRO., Principals and Professors
of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship.
I. T» HITCHCOCK, (author of Hitchcock’s System of
Bookkeeping,) Principal of the. Bookkeeping Department,
and Lecturer on all Important business transaction*.
JOHN FLEMlNG,(anthor.of Fleming’s now and improved
system of Book-keeping,) will examine and deliver weekly
Lectures on the Bcienee of Accounts.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Lecturer on Commercial Law.
Young men who ore desirous of becoming expert accoun
tants, accomplished book-keepers, and.rapid business pen
nion, may rely oh having every eati* faction guaranteed te
them. Those who feel iaterested wl'l. please call, and wit
ness the wonderful progtes* made in the various depart
ments by the students of the College.
49* The Faculty of this Institution do not claim to be
the “ best in the united States, 1 w nor do they mean to gull
the public,-by saying that It is “the only plaee where
Book-keeping is properly taught,” hot they wish to say
that the Iron Oity College, in all Its departments, is equal
to any Commercial College in the western country.
Terms reasonable. College open from 8 A. M. till 10 P. M.
No extra charge for Arithmetic. Civility gratis. mb2
DulTa Mercantile College,
PITTSBURGH, PA,—lncorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
lACULTT.
P. DUFF, Author of the “North American AocaUntant,”
Professor ol Book-Keeping and Commercial Sciences.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS* the best off-hand penman in tho
United-States, Professor of Commercial and Ornamental
Penmanship.
N. B» HATCH, Esq., of tho Pittsburgh Bor, Professor of
Mercantile Law and-Pollticai Eeonowy.
P. HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department,
Professor of Mathematics, Ac.
Mr. J. D. Williams has permanently joined the Faculty,
and it will be seen thatdoilng his lateprofesslonal engage
ments In the east, he was there regarded as the best pen
man in the country. This Institution, therefore, presents
attractions to students offered by no.other of tho kind in
the United States. The course of training comprises up
wards of 400 real transactions, in 'six different methods of
Double Entry Book-Keeping. 300 practical Business Cal
culations, covering the whole field of Inland aud foreign
commerce. Commercial Penmanship,-with every modern
improvement in the art. Business Letters and Burines*
Forms, of every description. Dally Lectures in Commercial
i Law, Commercial Sciences, the Theory of Profits, &o
iff* gend for h Circular. decgfcdaw -
Instructions in Music*
MR. WAHELXNK would respectfully inform his pupils
an i friends that be will continue his prolosslba a?
instructor cn the PIANO FORTE and VOICE.
Orders left t Mr. KLEBER’B Music Store, or at his resi
dence. No. 187 SECOND Btreat, will bo promptly attended
to. - Bns
;Pxoclamixtlo»»
BY yirtue of a precept under the hands of William B.
iTClure, President of the Court of Common Pleas, In
and for the Pltth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and
Justice of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and general Jail
delivery. In and for said districted William Boggs and
Gabriel Adams. Esas, Associate Judges of the same county,
In and for tbo oounty of Allegheny, dated the twenty third
dav of February, In the year of our Lord one thousand
eliht hundred And flfly-flve, and to me directed, for ho.d
ine ft Court of Oyer and Terminer and general jail delivery,
at the Court House In the dty of Pittsburgh, on the fourth
Monday of March, at ten o clocS, A. M. Pnhllo notice Is
hereby given to all Justices of the Peace, Coroner, and Con
stables 5f the county of Allegheny, that they be, then and
there. In their proper persons, with their rolls, records, in
onlslUens. examinations and other remembrance* to do
fhoee things which to their respectlye offices, In their be
hSfcoiSrs tobedone —and also those that will prosecute
thonrfiraera that now are, or maybe In the Jail cf said
county of Allegheny, to bo then and there to prosecute
Pittsburgh, tbls drst day of
March, In the year of our lord one thousand eight bun-
TII TUB COUIIT Of COtfMON JMJSAB. Koi 2» or l>e
l«Xierm, 1854. In the mate of the Tolantery «■
«f H. ~ "u w, «. motion
&J^g&£Z&vs&tr*
gß3ftfe»«aMSaiaa
i«£^fesssa«ffisa
|%W» CoUrt ' JB-, Prothonotaiy.
TT H E P ENN SYLVAN IA
RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting tho At
'lantlsCitieawlth.s7esloro, No«b-we3ti*rn and South
weatera.Stotes, bv a continuous Railway direct " Thh rood
also connects at Pittsburgh with d*»Uy UmrVi rieaniv-rs to
pli partsbn thfl Western RiverJ, and at Clevehwjil nmt s aQ .
dusky with steamers to ail ports bn tbe North wertem
Lakes; making the most direct, cheapest arid reliable route
hy .which:FREIGHT can bo/forwnided.to and from the
QrtixL West. . ; - : . /
• RAXES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A PITTSBURGH.
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,]
DryGoodSifltrbales,)Hardware, Lea- >T5c. perlOOlhs.
ther, Wool, Ac.,............,.--.———-
THIRD-CLASS:—Anvils; Bugging, Bacon I esc/oer IOOIba.
and Pork, Hn bulk,) Hemp, Ac --..... f t&c * p . IWtDSt
FOURTH CLASS —Co£Tee > I’isb,Bacon and Kc«, - -i
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard 0i1....,./ 6 ?°* per 10OTJ3 ‘
-CSP* In shipping Goods from any point East ol Philadel
phia, be particular, ib 'mark package. •»via Pennsylvania
itadroadP ■ All Goods consigned to the Agents of this Rood
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention. .J-.vv; •: >:•-
Agents—Moses rotter, Boston; J. T/EUlott, N.
•E. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; • Msgraw - A Koons,' Balti
-5*9*31 G.eo.O.Frahciscus.'PHtsburgh; Shringman ABrown,
Cincinnati. Ohio; J. EL Moorhead, Louisville, Ej'4'B.’O.
•? e i a ,r^L l^^ is9a 4- Tn3 ‘? Ratcliff A Co., St. Xouls, MO4 J.
8. JHtchell A Son,'Evansville, Huiiana./
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD*
THREE DAILY-THEifrUGH TRAINS, between Phlladel*
. phla and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh nt7U, A; M- and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at- 7, A. M.: THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at.lP, M.. ond Pitts
burgh for Philodelphlaat I,P.M. * THE NIGHT EXPRESS.
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P.M-,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M. .
Tbe aboro lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from, St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111.;
Frankfort*- Lexington ' and Louisville, Ky; Terre Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Imi;
ton,.Bpnngfleld,-BeUefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Clove
laud, 00l ambuS, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packetßoats from and to Nzw OqleaKS,
St. Loci?, Louisviixb and Cincinnati. - ; -
• Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
places.
- For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers frointhe West will find this tbe
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. THOS. MOORE, .
-■ ; ..Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
; .J. MESKIMEN,
• janSO • - Agent, Passenger lines, Pittsbnrgh.-
CLEVELAHDAHD PITTOBUBGH
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
OHlo and Pennsylvania Railroad)
VIA ALLIANCE.
rpHE shortest, quickest and most reliable route to Toledo,
A Chicago,Reck Inland, Galana, and St. Louis, is tTA
CLEVELAND. ; •
. This.route foona handled miles shorter and aboui.eight
hours quicker to Chicago, than the .circuitous one VIA IN
DIANAPOLIS.
Three Doily Trains between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains between Cleveland and Chicago.-
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago, twenty-two hours,
and St. Louis thirty-seven hours.
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7-80, A. M., 12.00,
ML, and 040 P. M, connecting.at Hudson.with Trains fas
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.01, A. M., 2J20, P. and 8.20, P. M.
The Trains of the Ohio and Peuua. Railroad, leave Pitts
burgh at 3.00, A. M., 8.00, A. SL, and 3.00, P. M-; all con
necting at Alliance with trains which arrive In Cleveland
at 10 04, A. M n 2.20, P. U„ and 8.45, P. M. *
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, fit. LoulvEock Inland,
Gelena, and the North-west, who wish to go through witfc
ont detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. M., and arriving in Cleveland at Z2O P. Mi, as that
is the only train by which close connections- are made
through to the above points., Passengers, by tw* train
reach Chicago at 7.30 next morning and St. Louis at mid
night. . , . • *
Time gained by going via Cleveland, eight hours..-
The Trains from Clevelandto-Toledo and Chicago leave as
follows; Leave Cleveland at 7.30 and 2.30 A. '5L,7.45 P.M4
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 A. M. and 12.00 M.
Trains leave for Rock Island and St. Louisas fallows:
Leave Chicago at 9.15 A. M, 10.05 and 11.00 P. M. .
Passengers for St. Louis go over Rock Island Railroad to
Jo!lei,auU thence over the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat {23 miles) to St. Louie.
Passengers by the 923, A. iL, Train arrive In St. UooLi .at
11.20 same evening, end by the 10.05, P. M. Train at noon
neTt day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there ro
checked for Chicago ana St. Louis.
FARE VIA ALLLANCE AND CLEVELAND.
ISI CLASS. 15T CLASS. 2.T0 CLASS.
To Alliance *..52 so To Chicago „.$U 50 960
Cleveland. 4 00 LaSalle 14 50 12 CO
T01ed0........... 6 00 Rock Island.; Id 50 13 50
Detroit- 6 00 St. Louis 19 59 15 50
Passengers are requested to procure their tickets at the
office of the Company, in Honongahela House, third door
below the corner. J. DURAND, Sup’t Cleveland.
J. A. CAUGHEY, Agent,
dec4 • Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE BOUTB.
RAILROAdTo CHICAGO
TIIENCE BY
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
An. Air Lino Bouto from Chicago to St. Louis.
fT TRAIN 3 LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays exccpicd)
A on arrival of Express Train of Miahlgan Southern and
Central Railroads— .
Ist. BT. LOUIS DAY MAIL 9:15, A.M.
2d. « NIGHT EXPRESS 10:05, P.M.
- Trains run through to Bti LbuwTn 1 fourteen hours,' Vj&_
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, vnihovt change ofca. rf
orbangage. connecting at Alton with oauy Line cf .Packet®
for Hannibal, Quincy and-Keokuk, and at 8t Louis with
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANS,
and intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
Unas of steamers for Kansas and Council Bluffs.
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS 3$ HOURS
Baggage 'checked through to St. Louis, on Michigan Cea
trat and Southern Trains, and at the depot in Chicago.
E..P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
General Passenger Agent.
RICHARD P. MORGAN, JB-, Superintendent.
£D"Through Tickets to St. Louis,hy this route, can be
obtained in Pittsburgh, at Q£3ccs > .of Cleveland and Pitta
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. [fiep27:Gm
Carpets Leu than Cost*
THE undersigned having reduced the prices of their en
tire slock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Bugs, Mata, Matting,
Ac., from 20 to 25 per cent, call tho attention of persons in
want of any article! lei their lice to the following.
Their stock is one of the largest and best ideded In tho
city, and consists In part of
Velvet and Brussels;
Tapestry Brussels;
Aubusson Brussels;
Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets;
Patent Tapestry Ingrain do;
Superfine and fins do;
Twilled and plain Venetian do;
Hall and Stair do;
Wool, Dutch and Hemp do;
Wool and Cotton Ingrain do;
Stair Rods,-Window Shades, and a large assortment of
Oil Cloth, from 2to 24 feet in width. Tsais cosh exit.
C. B. DEADLY « CO*
jan23 * ' No. 82 Third street.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF PITTSBURGH.,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorised Capital, $300,000*
INSURE BUILDINGS and-other property against loss or
damage by Fire, and the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIEICTOBS.
Wm. F. Johnston, . Body Patterson,
W. M’CHntock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M. Long, I. Grier Sproul,
A.J. Jones, Georgo R. White,.
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
lames 8. Negley, ' W. S. Haven,
Wade Hampton, ' D. ILParfc,
H. R. Coggahall.
Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON, President
BODY PATTERSON, Vice President
A. A. Carries, Secretary and Treasurer.
S. S. Carrier, Assistant Segetary. - ■ dec2:6m
To Wholesale Groeerit Liquor Dealer!
and Uasufacturerii
THE SUBSCRIBER id now importing a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAO, of which 5£ of on ounce with 60
gallons pure Spirit will producer fineOognac Brandy. His
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTAUD’S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and BT. CROIX RUM, AUAO. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY. HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
.York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUOHTWANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. S.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals, Platlna,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thom’s Ext, Copaiva, Sulphate Am
mopla, Ac. ' - : - dec2lds tf
Copartnership*
£O. U. wniTR having associated with him in the
JT Fancy Rotall Dry Goods businesshla brother* JAMBS
WHITE, and his confidential clerk, Mr. JOHN F. LOT, the
business hereafter will Joe conducted under the n&me of
GEO. R. WHITE A CO.
As it is the Intention of the new firm to soryo the public
well, customers may rely on getting a good article, and at
a price satisfactory.
Parc of their stock they intend to import, and to pur
chase from first hands, so that every thing in their Hnewlll
be at the lowest cost. To unable them to do so, It will be
necessary for thdao. persons Indebted to Geo. R. White to
pay promptly. • *
Pittsburgh, Fobruary B,lBss—{feh9:lm •
STOCK AND BILL BKOKSB,
Office,'No. 92 Fourth sL , above Wood.
NOTES, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on.colla
terals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and cold.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
All communications attentod toprompfly. lanlft
Palmer’s Celebrated Kptcurcau Sauoe,
STANDS PREEMINENT fbr flavoring Soups, Gravies,
Fish, Meat, Game, Ac. We advise alf good housewives
to try it Price 25 cents per bottle, at all Grocery and Fruit
Stores In the United States and Canadas
For sale by M’CLURG and G. 11. UEY3ER, Pittsburgh.
• * • P. T WRIGHT A CO.,
jsnlddawly is 241 Market street. Philadelphia
Bazin’s Premium Perfumery*
A PRIZE'MEDAL at the Great London Exhibition of
the Industry of all Nations, in 1851, and Seven High
est Premiums, awarded the subscriber In this country, have
proved hla preparations of a superior quality, and placed
him among the best perfumers and soap makers of Europe
and America. His celebrated Shaving Creams and Los
tralea,his flue Pomades, Toilet Waters, and Perfamoa tor
the Handkerchief, (of 60 varieties,) are unsurpasse<rt>yany
in the world. *
AU articles purchased at this establishment ore warrant
ed of the finest quality. •
With an addition of many new articles toKhisliat. and
greatly increased facilities for manufacturing, KaJ&enabled
to furnish them to dealers In any quantity desired, and at
very liberal price?.
Country Dealers, requesting it, can have a Price List
mailed to their address, free of postage.
X. BAZIN,
(Successor to E. Roussel,)
No. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth,
febSfcdawlm Is Philadelphia.
ODEX’ti LADY’S BOOK, for March, just received;
VJ Annual of Sclenttfio Discoveries, for 1565;.
Large supply of The Whig Almanac;
Life and Beauties of il Fanny Fern.” Received and
for sale at the cheap book store of .
W. A. GILDENFENNET A CO,.
Fifth street, opposite the Theatre. Call or fend for any
thing you wapfe? feb22
TVAB Brmi-WAfiEIN Q PoWDER-lO boxes tor sale by
JD ja*27 FLBSUNQ BROS*
!>rf- 'S;
RAILROADS
... H. 11. HOUSTON, •
- Central Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
H. J. XOMBAJJKT,
Snperintendant, Altoona. Pa.
BAILROAD.
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
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„* .3 * u" * ■*,'
• “ Sa *\ ~ .- ’ ••
+'<■ '
MEDICAL.
RHODES 7
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
V 08. HATUBE’a INrAUIBtE BPECmC, v ’
TTIOR the Rrfifeutlon uni Cureot IsMßMt'rTrjft andjit
mfMXf F£V£E3, F,ET£B : iinii- Cniug ncd Frvjta,
Dusib.Agce, Gznzx-al Dibiutt, Njust Sweats,and all other
firms otdUeasa whichbavedcommcnorigin la Malaria ag
Thiaeiibtfe atmospheric joisou which at ctrtiia
scions Jh unavoidably inhaled at eviry breath, latbefiazaa
JarcharacleC! whereYsrltesists—Nortb>Bouth,iC££t or
■West—and will every wharo yield to this neWly-discovered
anlidoie/which to; be the discovery, in
medicine tverwide.' 1 '■ •• '• - >: ; -t-
This epcciiic is bo harmless that Itmay bo taken by per*
sons of every ngo, sex cr t ondlUon, and itwillnot Bacstl*
tuw for one'disease otbtrssllll worse, asls.tob often theio
euit in the treatment by Quinine, Alercuiy, Arsenie/ihA
?r ivp® 1 sE °p s rr deleterious drug?, hot orparticlu of any
cfwhidi is admitted jam this ptoyaraiion. •••
f.tiiS e^ ro^I !t t<^ r - <if3iin,it ly claims these extraordinary re*
Mat.attt? Ahe 'osg of= this : NATUVA £ ANTIDOTE; TO
It mu Instantly chrelubo A-ue 10-persotui who havo eaf
feted for an,length of time, from oneday to tnentyveare.
eo thattheyneetf n=ter have anothtrem, bycontloUinnlta
usoaMoMing todireclidns.- 'i '--.-- \
It will, immediately rclioTe-aiL the distressing .tcsulls rf
Bilious.or.Aguo diseases,-Buch as genetaLdebilUy, nlaht
sweats, otc.: Thu patient at ohee begins to recover appeUta
and 6treogth,'arid continues until n permanent and radical
•.cureiseflbcted.;,: -I.'-' !- ; -y •..
, finally, its afewill banish Fever and Ague from families
and aU classcs.vFarmera and dll laboring men, bvadopl*
ing It is a preventive, will befrtfc from Ague or Bilious at*
tacks In that ssason of ..the year which, whiieJtiji.the most
sickly; la Iho most vaiuoblo.ono Jo them.:
Ono or two bottlcs will answer for ordinary coses j eonio
may require more 1 Dlrectidnerprinted in German,' French
and. Spanish, accompany each bo tUe-’; Fried Onu Bolidr.
Mbcral discounts made to the ..trade. T Xrade circulaTkfor*
warded ori'oppllcation.arid thß'ariiclewiU'bd btnsigued da
liberal terms to responsible -partied i Q CTcry ; section dr thy
counfry* .JAS:; A.. BHODES,Proprietory :
% ... _ . Protfclenco, :■s
rr-SSS?~ :^ BW . TToikfO.- V. criOEENEII'A'COU sra c.
iSKV" 18 WEEKS :A'I>OIIEK;".-l , li!l(3otpt&..
I>y OIT A- for rale by dealers generally. (feb27
PR, HO O F LAN D' §> <-
, • ; . CELEBRATED . • ;
&EEI4I -BIT TEES,
'.-v •• *• BY ; p,; ? ~rv.r _ ;>
DB. C. H. JACXSO2JV .Philadelphia, Pa,. • i
-r TmLOTICmiXT-CBSS' }.
' XITBR/OOMPI/AUCT, ! PY&PEPfiIA. JAUNDICE;*:"’*
Ohranicor NervoutDebility, J)Ucatm of iht Kidney,and
■ajfrlissaszs arising Jrpvia-disordctcd Lifcrvr
-..-.Such:.-.' -•••.,,.•••; !•■-
•<* ,i":/aaCoafiUpa
tion,Inw*rd Piles*. - ■ .* •
.. '- . _ TnlcesSfOrßlood to.the
llead, Acidity oftheStcfflacb,- :;v,r
•; KftiMea;Hearihaui,'Difgafitforfc6d|'
: ruin as,fcr weight tho.fitomaeljifiuur:. •; „•. u.
Eructations, Sinking, or fluttering *t. the Pit-. v^O
: of tba Stomach, Swimming .of the Head, Harried .
. - and Difficult Breathing, Flutterlngattha Heart, Choak--
iDgorSaffocatingSenßatiottwhea la lying Posture, Himu ess
of .VMoo»JDot3 of Webs beforo the bight, Fercr aid
Hall Pain in the Head, Deficiency cfPerapltatlon* : <>
Yellowness of theSilnaml lntfae -
Side, Limb .■■■•:
; :. : FlugbesofHeatß.ainingJntha-
Flesh, Constant Inagln* . : ,v. r:/ ; r
-ings of Evil, and great • •. -.v
-•• Depression of ... . :
Spirits.
The proprietor, la calling the. attention of tho pubiicto
this preparation, does so with a feeling of the utmost con£»
denes in its vlrtoes and adaptation to. tho diseaseafbr. vrhlrh
it is recommended-, v
it is no new and untried, article, but one that has.fitte d
tho test of a ten foots’ trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sole Is unrivalled by any similar pre
parations extant. The testimony in its favor given by; thd
most prominent and veil known Physicians andindhfdu
ala, in all parts of the country la immense. ■ Beftrring any
who may doubt, to my ".Memorabilia, 5 * or. Practical Ilersjpt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis} of ell the
Agents for the German Bitters. :, i; ..
Principal. Office. ond'Manufact ry, 120 Arch
dtdpbia, Pa. •• .. •;•*;-
JBSdr Soli by Dr. Geo. 11. Koyser, .140 Wood attest; B.A;
Fahnestock & Co-,.N0..G Wood street { -Fleming Brothers.*
60 wood street; H. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny;
. decl&aUwly.ig... .- - •, -. .. ■.
l)ii. MOON DEKSON,
OCtJIiIST 'AND:AURIS»-
TBXAI3 ALL DISEASES OF WE mm-AW 2UUr;TVIinOtJT CUmXO,
IEZCIHSG, ULliTKHlSCti'ohlKa Uifi OF CALOMEL. t
..OFHCfi 458 BBOABWATi'COR. GB-ANB ST.} NEW YORK. 1
• ' ■ Ifours from iTA. Jh'to 4P. 3lv ;
EQUGH, GRANULATED LIDS, inflammation,‘Aciitebr’
Chronic with' F;lm9/Irit!», Aiuaurcsis abd
Cataract Scrofulous;-Weeping ©r'WeteryEyes,' are airioug
the diseases of the cyo wbkhere-treated byPr.II. with
perfect satisfaction! • ■ •»
AH diseases of the Ear treated upon scientific principle*.
Artificial Eyes inserted without an .operation.
All letters post-paid will secure prompt
Wo select tie following references from among the thott*
6ands of cases which bare' been successfully treated by Dr.
Henderson: • ,
Wm J. Fryer, 32G-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
•Alfred Southwick, Printer, *• « .
fj.Goodspeed,GlenaFalls, N.Y. ' • ' ••• •’
*Wm-W. Smith, Detroit, Mich. • -v'"-'.
♦Mrs. A. JL L. unison, New York City, N. Y.
-filiss Mary Bellows,'N.E. Station, Dnchesa *
•Kdwani G. EoJger, Bristol, Conn.
•JohnSeamen,Engineer. N.Y.
' B&Yid'XlttJcj'Eaglneer, N.Y.
Wm. B. B. Giles, office Courier and Ena., N. Y,
fJamesW. Kirby, Brooklyn, r .,
Jarvisßodgers,' : • « -
A.lt.Beeves,Telegraph Operator,St NicholasHotel'. il *
R. 51. Ferriss,"Organ St.
It B. Doolittle, it J), Hudson, U, Y. -
Mrs Knickerbocker; Yonkers, N. Y.' ' ; - -
• M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Btoy. N. Y.
" R. L. Boas, Albany, NiT."
A.Dillenfcach, Schenectady, N,Y. '
Capt B. H. Havilend,Athens, N. Yi
John W. Haokett Blnghampton, N. Y.
•These patientswere blind, and hid to he led to theofflcei
At the expiration of two-weeks they could go about the city
at pleasure. -•.■ *l./-
they; were given up.as Incurable by the &culty;andcaube
refereed to-by any person who wishes to learn the ficts ia
thew cases, by wiUtDg to them, .» . . ; . . janfi - •
REYyDR. C’OVEI/S
IS HE UMAT-S®; Pll.a.S.
ibr the Safe , ObmpteU and Speedy Cure-of Btfldm'matory,
Chronic , Hereditary and Mercurial Rheu
matic Govt) XAimbagbx SaiaJLicd) and other Diseases affecting
. the Muscular System; ■
SCCH AS ARItAY OF TESHMONT M ir. :.COTn/i
' RnrouAtic Pius haxe called forth from all classes, was
never voluntarily offered in favor.of any 'otherUedlcine,
Tbccascsof cure comprehend'' ; C-.
EVERY STAGE OF
Whether-accompanied by that terrible sensibility of the
parts affected, common in theinflammatory phase—*by Uie
muscular contractions which bo often render the victim cf
Chronic Rheumatism .a helpless cripple; or by the ever
changing symptoms which are Sometimes the characteristics
of this Protean complaint. . , .
Unlike the'."Suhgrado” practice of bleeding and purging,
which some sapient medicos consider tbe legitimate inode of
treating Rheumatism, there Pills sustain and cherish the
animal forces, invigorate the constitution, : and;thns sctBff
the; allies of Nature in her efforts to cast off the. disease*
Their medical action:ls dlroctahd specific. It reaches the
materia mowWtir radis of the disorder, through all the
complications of nerves and fibres in which it Is eufrenchedi
and expels from the blood the fabrilo principle which i'fcdsj
and spreads, and intensities, while it spreads .the fatal; ten
dencies of the.malady. ...
Caatlou—Bowareof GounterfeUsil
Be' particular, end eniuiro tor Key-SAMURIjCOYEITB
RHEUMATIC Plbt-S, anil see.th&t'the boxes have, on the
outside wrapper, his signature, ’countersigned by .G. .ME
RINO, GenerM AgimV 192'Broadway, New York, without
which none are osiibitm.
PRICE,, FIFTTi.CRNTS PER BOS. v--
by Dr, GEO/H.. REYSEB, Pittsburgh; J. P.-
FLEMING, Allegheny City. . decSbSm ;;
Hotel Tor JLeoiae*
EILEY , 3~IJOTRt», (formerly hnown es tho lAsiastiSS
- House,) is offered for lease on favorablo' terms. ' Being"
fitinatedbn the corner cf Fourth street and to.
the Court UoußejduU about midway teen the Monongdhda
Wharf and the iYnnjj/lranva Dcpot t 'it is on'o of the most
pleattint, convenient and desirable locations in the city.
The Hotel will be furnished, if desired, and leased for a
term of years, commencing'from the first of April next.
For farther Information apply to ... ■
JOSEPXI 8.4A.P. MORRISON, Att’jS;. <
jan29:d*wtf , Office No. 113 Fourth at. Pittsburgh. ‘
Notice*
AM, PERSONS having Books it Certificates of Deposit
against tlio undersignod, are requested to present ihe ;
eame at our office, for settlement.
HOOK & SARGENT.
Pittsburgh,January 24th, 1555—fjap'25 ' •
A Card; -
OWING to a steady drain upon our funds and an acco- ,
nmlaSon of oat?sde pressure, together with-ibe-cx*
treme difficulty of .realizing ouftccuritlea, we have been
compelled to suspend our, bualneaa, .
Our creditors may re*t confident that our entire indebt
edness will be fully.pai-i, as we have unquestionably a largs
surplus over our liabilities.. , . KRAMER & KAIIM.
' January ZiyiSSo-rf jau23- . -
rttUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under thoatyie
Aof “KR AM£U,' WORK 4 YOUNG,?. Philadelphia* is
this day “dissolved; Samuel Work, George Young and Wn«,
M’Couch; ~purchiaing the interest of Kramer & Uahm in
said firm; The bosTness win be continued by “WORE,
YOUNG.A M’COUCH.” . ; ' • - V.".
January 22,1855; *" ‘ ~ '
in our office, uiU.pleaw call and receive
tbeix bills and notes left with ns fer collection. -
jap23- , , KRAMER t RAUM.>.
. RULKY’S HOTEJL.I
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
/ . PITTSBURGH, PA.
py2o:y] E. RILEY, Proprietor.
CONTINUATION OF THE
GREAT SEMI-ASSCAI, SALE OF
a. a...mason & c 0.,;
AND STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A A. MASON & CO. will continue their, sals through.
• the month of February.: Their immense; stock ■frill
be again marked down and ottered at still greater redaction
In prices. ’ fcbl
Partner Wanted,
IN THE BEST and one of the most profitable retail cash
business in Pittsburgh. A person with a cash capital
of $2,003 can realize S 3 per cent, and no risk, In an old es*
tabiished business, the Baloa of which, notwithstanding
dull times, Is increasing rapidly. Too business man with
the above capital or more, this is a chance seldom ottered*
Address Box 322; Pittsburgh Post Qfiico, with rest came
and address.. . • . . ..: : jan24 .
atHEttAPEUTIO, OK KKOLINING CHAHW—Afow more
of those comfortable chairs on hand. Persons desiring
a seat that can be occupied for days without causing la*
tigue, should call and see them.
decl'3 . T. B. YOUNG A CO? .
SEKDB, POR HOT-BEDS.—My stock of Seeds lor ear
sowing of the approved and valuable varieties, is ready
for .distribution at tho, Seed -and Implement Warehouse.
Fifth street. fianfi). . JAMES WARDHOF.
ClobD CREAM—A very excellent article Jor chapped
J bands, eoro lips, 6 dozen fresh prepared for stud by
fr*>s ~ • -•, JOS. FLEMrN'G.
tlUEash— kuoboxesibrstiebv
f feb2G < . ■ SMITH, MAIB k HUNTER.
BAR LEAD—bQQ Ibs for sale by '
fsb26 SMITH, MAHUk HUNTER,
'WINE—3O baskets
f Champagne Wine, for sale by
jao23 • MILLER k RICKEKON.
buai-ela Pcnxa. Clover Seed;
M)c. -do Timothy Se«d; for sale by. . .
: jan23 .■ MILLER frHICKKTSON
BUt’PiSh— 10 bbla crime toll uorired end lor Kale by ,
■ HENRY H. COLUN3,