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;’■'* 1 SIXTH W A HD —On TUESDAY afternoon, March *».
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Cd r ‘?l Q ble Building Lots, n.* laid out by th* late \Vim am Porter.
I ■; ’.;- cr ■ r 7 s -1 >, ~ "•■ •> : *L--’ i '*-» '*’ Esq., in bin first plan of'Lots In Ibf* Sixth and Seventh
V i'.' - > •{*'s' lv •.',.' -"v " Werda, Pittsburgh, seven of which Ic.te, to wit: Nop. 29, 40,
: A.d. i^s't’ P ,.oV il;i'^’-'f.*'*•-{-' • ; - s r .' ■' :."• i- * ’•;• < 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45, hare each a front of 30 feet on Centre
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's f^‘;'V^-^'-^^ : ;‘“*-:2 -- ' ;.''•.\.'T ,^: ‘,.•;'. i >'o3 49, 49, CO, 51, 62, 6-1, M and 65, have each n front of 2.1
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KEYSER’S, 140 Wood Rtroet; JOEL MOHLKR’S, Lib
•'* ’V* J' \%xts street, and at J. P. FLEMING'S, Allegheny city.
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THE CITY POST..
FRIDAY MORNING;
*9- TO LKTS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
X*BE9T and Escape of a Burglar.—On
* Wednesday night, a than named John Bosley,
' • and two lads named Joseph Wicktino and Jacob
MoraD, were arrested by officers Winslow and
' Graham of the night watch, while attempting to
enter a store on Liberty street. The culprits
. v j?ero conveyed to the tombs and searched—on
- the person of Bosley an outsider and a email
« 'amount of money was found, which faot alone
would suffice to show his profession. * The par*
j -r tics .were locked up, but yesterday morning
• when they were ordered to bo brought before
. " Mayor-Vuls, for examination, the cell in which
Bosley had been confined was found empty. It
appears there was another prisoner iu the same
ecll with . Bosloy, a circumstance the Mayor
unfortunately noglcotcd to inform his officers
of, and a watchman in removinp him, stupidly
left thA door, open, without looking whether
there was any other person inside who Ought to
be secured. The result may easily bo imagined:
. Bosley finding the door open, of course was not
slow- to avail himself of the opportunity, and
made off to parts unknown.
The Case of Mb. W S Thompson. —On
. Wednesday, Mr. W. S. Thompson, tho alleged
defaulting tax collector of the Sixth Ward, was
brought before Jmlgo Hampton, on a writ of
habeas corpus, sued out by his counsel, David
Bruce,■ An argument was raised ao to
whether, under the act of 1779, Thompson could
bo detained in custody. Mr. Bruoo argued that
: the -writ, on which he bad been arrested by the
• Sheriff, only required that he should .go before
..the County Commissioners, and make a state
!. • xaentoMufi‘affMrs. Mr. Flanegin, counsel for
the prosecution, contended that the writ required
him to be kept in custody, as he had refused to
make any statement, and the Sheriff had no other
place to put him for safe keeping but the county
jail. ..The argument occupied about an boor; but
iho decision id tho matter was postponed until
yesterday, when Judge Hampton decided that
the writ, upon which Thompson had been arrest
ed was sufficient to s* oure his detention, and that
ho should bo kept in jail until the defalcation
was settled, or bail given.
Theatre.—Mr. Glassford.-n very deserving
actor; is announced as up for a benefit to night,
and we hope he may succeed in getting a crowd,
cd house. • The bill is unexceptionable, offering
a display of novelties Bekloth presented in one
night. In addition to the regular company, a
number of amateurs have volunteered their ser
vices. Mrs. Proctor, a lady who is a great fa
vorite here, is also advertised to appear. For a
programme of the performance eeo amusement
column.
Left the Citt. —Capt. James May, left by
the 8 o’clock tram yesterday, with his family, for
Bivenport, lowa, which place he intends making
hla future home. Capt. May is one of the most
experienced among our river men, besides being
engaged extensively in the mercantile business.
JJe bears with him the well wishes of all his
Pittsburgh fellow citizens (who regret partiog
with him,) fer his success, good forluue aud
happiness in his new *• prairie home.”
Death of a Leading Citizen.— Our obituary
column this toorai* g contains the death of
John Jay lloggcu, of the firm of Livingston,
Roggeii & Co., Novelty Works, iu this city. He
was one ot our leading manufacturers l , a most
amiable gentleman, and while he had many
warm Intuds, wo believe he had not an enemy
m the world. H»s death will be regretted by all
who knew him
f'TOLKN Goods Recovered. Several woolen
and a number of valuable window cur
tains, known to have been stolen, were yester
day recovered by officer Heed, at a house iu the
titxth v:::rd. The owners o! the articles can
procure them by oulling at the cilice of Alderman
Major.
Discuakged.—The two men, Joppph nr.d John
Anderson, fireraeu on tho steamer Washington
City, arrested ou suspicion of being concerned
in the robbery ot $5OO from Mrs. Reynolds,
were yesterday discharged from custody, no evi
dence being adduced to connect them with tho
theft.
Thanes. —Ou behalf of ourself and our neigh
bors, wo return thanks to Mr. Mcllwaine, the
Street Commissioner, for the scraping he gave
Fifth street, yesterday. For the first time, for
many days, the paving atonm of thin thronged
avenue are visible.
Gaubliko. —A loan nnmrd Jacob Wolff, the
keeper of a little cake and beer Bhop, in 'be
Dinnscmd, Allegheny, vaa fined $l4, yesterday,
by Mayor Adams, for allowing gambling on hia
premises.
A Revival op Religion is nt present in pro
ffteba rn the Methodist Protestant Church, oo
Fifth Etreet.
A lab named William Smith vna sent to the
House of Refuge, yep'orday. by Mayor Adams.
AL'C'i iUIN i A_L±.b.
Auction—Dntly Sales
A T tbo Commercial Sales Rooms, corn;’? o' Wood and
_£%_ A. 21., a general assortment
of ScaaaruAlSj.f-ieple and Fancy Dry Goods,Clothing, Doolf
ini Shoes, Huts,Cays, Ac.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Orocetien.Quceafiwure, Ghi.'.;wure. Tub l * Cutlery, Looking
v3lsinsc2,?icweti:l So.-cud Hand Household i<n;l ft imbea Fur*
nitur*, Ac.,
at y o’clock, r. m.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy ‘Ar.kina, Mu«i»*ni Instrument.
Hardware* and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold e»-
Filter, walchco, At. P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer. J >3l.'
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AT AUCTION*.—On MON
DAY morning. March I9;h, at 10 o'clock, at dwelling
hciusv Kq. 179 Third wi.l L.e eoi.i. without reserve, a
quantity cf Household ami Kitchen Furniture, among
which aro marble-top centra tables, rntihf.jr*uy sofa, ilp
ficgany, cane sent end Windsor chain*, dressing hnruaus,
xnah'Kany and comranD wash etam's. mahoghoy und wnl
nutd'mn* tables, small fancy mahogany tables, hair spring
bottom lounge, xnattrasses, high and low post lH*).«t©ad«,
rocsin; chairs, floor mats, feeders, fire tonga, quecnaware,
iJcchen utensils, fancy store, Ac.
mhl4 P* M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
A DMISIcTK aTulTd 2ALE.— Oa Saturday, .March 17* »i,
j\ at - o ? c.ocfc, P M., wiU be sold, by order of Mr* Elii i*
'•betii WU fiel-i, Hdininiftrairix, ut the late residence of
«‘.3e0r?,0 Yihilheld, on lto*«> street and th' bank nf the Mot-.*
cngahela rirer 0 draught bnrvee; 3 double 3 horse enriil
•o-*rbi; 6 Rft:r* barn*-t.s; 1 -nddic aid bridle: 2 sand flaw;
thorela, poles, Ac , Ac. Besides* sundry other oulcles.
Terms: on n 1 sunn under J’.QO, cash; over $lOO, 8]
proved endorsed paper ut 4 inou'hs.
a DM l !-• 1 .*TK ATUli'c BALE Ob' A l,\W AMi MIdC'KJ -
LANIiO l 'S LLUKAKY.— Will be sold nt the Commpr
t-M S«tli*s ll'Kirns. comer of Wood oud Fifth privets, on
Fill DAY JiViIMSG, 16th instant, commencing fit 7 o'clock,
■i:j peremptory ordercf James Tod 1, administrator «»f Jnra< s
IV Durban hi:, debased, n ralunblo Library of Law on l
Doubs Imports of Petcrp, Yeatas, Wharton,
Dullx*, Mi-rfi. Uinnoy, Dan, lluwie, Pemwu A Watte,
Watts & S>?rgt*nut, VVa'ta. sergeant & liawle, Cuwen, John
gun, Wendell, Browne, Crunch, T* ler, nml others; M*»an
chuvetts liep »n«j Slurkie on WiimOer. Criminal Plaadio*
and KyideH' w: cbitt? on l’fading; Criminal Law, demml
Practice, ai.J Blc-LM no; fuii-b A BL-renV Law-' of fVmi
syleanic; Grnydt>>i'« Form-; Pr»-fcJ«o!* of \\ ills; Merchants’
Jktokof Veft-rei.'-w . Sergfunt cm Altnrtiment; Law J Ibrarj ;
Todd's I’rnrUce, Gill-eri’s Luv EYidenre; IJofton Edition
of Biiaksj-earr; la>o«Jod copy of Cook’s Voyugcs; Graham'.*
Cnionivl Uiato-y; Greek and iloinun Classics; Froissart s
Chronicles; Clay’s Life and Times: Cuvullo’s Phiiowphy ;
Goldsmith's Works; Early Governors of NYyr England;
“] Olni'i UomericA; Thiers' French liisicrieg; Bunynn'a Holv
i "War; Fleettvooi’s life f Christ: North American AtH?;
j Pope’s Workr , Enight’s Cyclopedia of London; Johnson's
. Gardener; Prose-Works of M 4 lton; Kelgbiley’B UiEtory of
H England; Woodf-U's Junins, 4c.
1 be hud at the sales room.
.mhl3 P. M DA V ] .5, Auctioneer.
! V'tUUL) ilU'l-Nbon IS I'IA.MO.ND ALLKY FOit
;1 HJT -r-Thxi vulunble Tlircn Story Dries Dwellics
: i lloubc mid Store, No 25 Di*mond itliey, nt present occupied
j by Mrs. &t*i.l>yy. L-,t has a front of 15 feet, end e.ttoudd
j f*et. Apply to I*. 51. DAVIS,
mbl2 Auctioneer.
Darrell** Indian Liniment,
cures p\iy9 is rm
Limbs,
Head,
Throat,
Spine, Mu'des,
Vf'ormp In the Skin, Scalp Diseases,
.Milk Crust, *Dry jTetter,
fc’ryrlpelcs, Headache,
Chaftis, Neuralgia,
Cracks, Sun Pain,
Scalds, Barns,
Ulcers, ' u Sore Legs,
Sore Throat, 1 Uheamallsm.
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COMMERCIAL POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.
OFFICER
nraiimt— JOHN SHIPTON
S?L rt sf H. Smite.
Wu. E. Bhowh.
SarcUny—Tßu. g. Hms.
JWaJtzrer-.Jomf i>. Scotit.
oupen'ntCTuleßf-.8. T. Nobthah, Jb.
Arbitration for Msrch.—V?. R. Baows, Fes.
csiiERS, Joshua Rhodes, John M'Drerrr, John Soott.
MARCH 16
The week closes with somewhat of an increase In activity
and demand oven last week. Supply still abundant; noth
ing like a stringency appears yet. Merchants goiog East,
to make their Spring purchases, increases the demand for
exchange, and will decrease bank balances somewhat.
Business In every branch has been rather active this
week, and everything looks bright and cheering, since navi
gation has been resumed. Prospect for a fine epriog busi
ness is indeed flattering. Nothing has occurred to inter
rupt the gradual but steady Increase of public confldnure
eo absolutely necoss.ary to oor commercial interests. Let
everyone exercise a good degreo of caution, and let it l»e
one of the ruling principles of financial action. Merchants
hero seem to manifest a feeling to curtail credits, and coun.
try dealers must make up their minds to submit to this
excellent rale, being now adopted nearly everywhere.
We are glad to see that New Fork banks have ebeebed,
(notwithstanding the increase in specie, Ac ~) the expat slon
in loans and discounts, which has been going on for some
months past; we anticipated this last week, and still hope
they will gradually contract and hold themselves perfectly
strong, for any emergency.
The comparative figures with last week are;
March 3. March 10.
Loans $92.3?6,1?5 $02,831.7*0 Dec. $ M.E.'W
Specie 16,531,279 16.870 669 Inc. S39.SMt
Circulation....- 7,106 710 7.134,993 Inc. 26.25 S
Deposits 76,958,344 76,259,489 Inc. 301,145
The market there Is still oversupplied, and rates favor
tho borrower; business very much contracted, hence the
amount of mercantile paper offered is low for the Sharon.
In Philadelphia, trade is much Improved; Money abnn.
dant. First class paper, which is not very plenty. Is readily
placed at 7@S percent, and second class at 9 to 12 per cent.
In Baltimoreand Boston there is no difficulty In placing
prime paper at 7to per cent. A moderate demand for
Money exists— is abundant, and ij atili seeking sound in*
vestments.
In Cincinnati, tbo market is growing somewhat easier
Exchange Is plenty and dull atper cant premium. The
Provision market is quite active, and capital is going there
for investment. The Kentucky banks manifest a di.-po
eltion to expand their circulation some, which will tend to
ears the market in a measure.
Money has been tight, with somewhat a greater demand
than might have Won expected, considering the limit*-d
cbnracter of the trade during the past week; «nd we have
noticed more “ shinning” to day than for some tlra*> past.
At the Barnu time, the amount of dost reaching the city has
been largely augmented within the past few days, and ue
hare eTery reason to expect that during ti>o next week the
quantity arriving will to quite large. The warm weather
which has prevailed during the past six cr seven days, has
worked almost os beneficial an effect as a rain, by melting
the snow and ice, and setting the flames and ditches run
ning With full beads cf water. A week of steady rain now,
Enperadded, would set us all right for a long time to come.
llespito the stagnation in business which rules at present,
and which has prevailed for so many months past—despite
the scarcity of money, and the tract of water which in
creases it, wo cannot but look upon the genera! condition
of the country as flattering to a degree. Our crops for ih
coming year are safe beyond peradvonturo— our .it?ck« of
goods are moderate—the amount on the way from abroad
not excessive. The miners do not want so much ruin
either as they ured to require, from the fact ihni ti.rv a-*-
In many most important districts supplied by nmfi.ui
means. Wo will have plenty of gold taken o>t of the « a'Ui
this year; oor mining district is being extended, and the
number of miners Increased; and we h*Te every confidence
that the trade of the next six or nine rnonlha will bona ue
tire and healthy one, and that good rates will rul • for all
descriptions of staple goods. When this ts added to 1 1»*-
cconotnical habits induced by the •* tight times” we have
already passed through, we think there is no re-son u>
complain of tho state of the country. It mutters little «t
this stage of the game, whether wc do nur L<txsine«s this
mouth or next; the buslner-s will bate to t»e done and if
we are now idle, it i* only tLe ra*.re certain that we will U
douhly active by and by.
Tbo shipment to the East, by the Golden Gate to-morrow,
will not mry much from (1,400,000. The last one, it will
be remembered, was small.
The State Auditor of Ohio hu publL-bed a statement of
the condition of the bank* of th6t State. The comparison
with the lost statement 1* as annexed. It >how« a general
contraction of loans, circulation, specie Ac.:
Discounts.
Note* of other Bank* 1,357,494 34 6(*6 6*>
Due from other Bank* 927.909 3.} 1,025.*.'.>4 4o
E-u-t-rn depo-dts 1,893.106 VO l,72*.*Cs7t
(.’beck*. Ac 136,14795 155 310*7
loud* of U S and Ohio St. 2.252.4\U 79 2,4>’.0.2l
Lt-ul estate A personalities 277.19*1 29
Kherrusour's (very indrfiV) 1,1C0>86 30
Capital $£,.620,490 tt> $6.1*7 U 7 .i 00
Circulation 7,350.2*11 14 s.O. 4*l <>2 35
Safety Fund Stock 1,051*803 63 1.128 dll 74
Due to hanks and bankers. 912.929 83 9<9 720 .'’*3
Du* to indlvid’l depositor*. 5,398.862 50 :.29‘..1J -U
Surplus fund 670 993 27 .29 il
BUI* payable 17.799 37 140 U : 2
luteregi, Ac 250,769 *9 ...421 «.L
Dividend* uppxid 17 719 99 IfiQ.rM 00
Other liabilities 2»;«73 W W>-«0 ™
The New Orleans Pric* Current cf the 3-1 lostatt reports
the money and esohango market as follows .
The navigation cf til the river* and bayou-, of the W. *‘
and South has now been obstructed for an unusually p-o
trprttd period, as to cause great embarrassments in men**
ury alf-iir-, and much dL-trei* la almost every departmeut
of business, aud wo can hardly ex»c--t any mst-iixl im- I
provem nt in the money market os far as accouim-xlat-.oo* 1
lire roucirned, until large supplies of the principal pr ducts |
of the Interior, and upon which advance# have been made,
Fhall have reached n*. Vie ?lve the Fame rat.* out d«> rs
ns before—*»v 10$; 12 p**r annum for strictly prime pap-r,
lf,(318 for second class, and 18(224 for short loan* on c^lia
j-rtr the past thro-; dsys we have bad a Tery quiet market
for foreign Exchange. The supply of bills on England,
although still very limited, has b**«n full) equal U the d
mxed, which continues to bo mulcted to amount* needed
for direct-remittances. Friges arc without sufficient disuse
lo cause an alteration of quotations, still the market at
tbe close of business wore a Very dull appci-run-e
Our quotations at foot are for clear bills, the market bring
sUll b-ie of bill* With bills of lading utter bed. Urn! #
on France eu.ntinuo in fair request at our ngurrs. but i-••
off-rings have been Increased. Bills on the North, t-olh on
time and at night and eliort sight, arc In good request, urn
particularly for A 1 names on New York, at rixty days.
The Banks hold sight at V* percent, dis-ount, and out-d ■•■ r
bUs nre scarce at : }&(a.y pur cent, di.-couut. W e quo',..
Ste. ling at b(a.S% anu 9 percent premium. Frar.ro 3 IS- 4
<26 per dollar. New York ood Boston aixlv dnjp, l-\
iq)2 per cent, for A 1 discountable oamus, and f° r tlu *
general run of f-lgnatare. p<’r cont discount.
live to ten days, P*r wnt- übcouut.
WEEKLY REVIEW 0J PITTSBURGH MARKET
Within tha week ending today, the weather has pre
sented ail the characteristics cf the month «-f March—we
have bad sumhine and Btorm, freezing anJ weather in
pleasantness that would vie with May. In tbe meantime
par river trade has opened in earnestness. Tbe Monongu
hela levee, for several days past, present**! an udu?ui* l
scone of activity.
P. M BATTS, Auctioneer.
At tho Merchants' Exchang-, too, the sales reported were
more numerous than for many months. Our market hud
for some tlmo been very bare of both B«con and Flour on
account of the river being doped ; but within a day or two
largo quantities were received and a good deal has changed
hands at about laft week’s price*.
Tig Metal Is slightly improved but the market is jet j
greatly depressed. |
ASHES—Thera is a steady demand for manufacturing |
purposes, and prices hava not varied since our la*t. Hales j
in lots of 6G casks IkKla, domestioond Imported, at 3^«23j
23 tons Peoria at time. j
APPLES—Areunly arriving In small lots. »o beard of i
u sale of 07 bbls green, from wharf, at $2,00. Retailing at j
s3@s4 bbl. . . , , , I
BEESWAX—SoIes on arrival at 24@20c; and from stoye
at '
BUCKETS AND TUBS—Buckets at Factory $2, and from 1
store $2.16<a2,25. Large Tubs, from atore, $7(^7,60 V doz.; j
small do 10,60.
i>KO<JMS—Common Ohio, on arrival, sells nt $2,60, nnd
from stnre at $2 76@3. From store, Eastern st $2.60fe3,25. ;
BEANS —Are not so firm in consequence i f ar
rivals. We nolo on Tbunday asale of 13 bbls whit**, from
wharf, at $'2,37 per bushel, cash . 34 bbls do do at $2.59, do.
Also, 00 bus do tio, from store, at $2,75. cash.
BACON—Our market h»s been very bare of Ibis article
for a cecd while, but within a few days tbe receipt* were
considerable. The sales reported on Thurs-iny equalled ul
the rest cf tha week. They footed up alt- gather about
120 000 lbs, at the rates carreot last week, viz; flboulirr*
eu! oy. and G%; Sides 1%", and plain llama 9^.
BU Lk ME AT—Sales of the week foot up 23.0UU lbs Sbou .-
ders. Sides and Hams at 5, C and 7; also 1,500 B»s Shoulder*
cash. Besides, there were 199 les and 60 hf bills sugar
cured Hams aMH, equal to cash.
BUfTKK AND hGG3 —The market is quite bare, and the
demand is brisk for good Roll Uutter at 19@21, common at
10@18: packed Is selling at lligri'J, asln quality. Eggs are
very scares, and prices during the week wore ldgb ; sales
reported, in bbls, at 22(5)26.
CRACKERS —The following are manufacturers priww:
Water Crackers, bbl
Butter do do
Pilot Bread do - o *' o
B»ipar Crackers,. lb q u ‘
Boda do do - u
Boblou do do ®
Plo-Nlc do do ® 4
COTTON YARNS, Ac.—The following are now the ruling
rates:
Plough Lise*—Manilla, $1,26 <loz. Hemp, $1 dor.
COPPKR—We quote at 35@30,cash and time.
CANDLES—daIes of Star during the week at 21c $ K>
Dipped v.ortb 18}£, and Mould 14V£. Soap brings 6c.
CHEESE—The stock is wearing down but prices remuin
at 10@10^c.
COHN MEAL—Sales on arrival at 00c per bu, in sacks.
DRIED FRUIT—The market is firmer. Wo bear of Ap
ples at sl,62,but this must be considered an outside figure.
Peacbas are worth $2.37 to $2,40. ~ A 1 . . . ..
DRIED BEEF—No change In this article; sales by tbe
1 tierce at
•1 »
WEEKLY MONEY AETICLE.
Pittsburgh, March IC, 1865.
(From the Altn Californio, February 16 J
Tucrsdat Evkmno, February 15.
Ist Feb. Ut Nor.
HO $U S“S.XI*.« 0*
1.H1M40 0“
,*21,612 S5B 50 s*22/54.01“ 41
LIAEIUTIT.'.
$21,542,868 50 $22,551,G19 43
Officb op the DitiT Post, \
Friday, March 10, 1865. I
POURD YaEJI.
NG.6iolo.lnclusiT«...lBcfttt> No. 10.. ...
‘‘ll4 12 19 “ “ 17..«.
.20 “ “ 15....
.21 “ “ 19....
.22 “ 20....
Dozer yaer.
•9c fi> I No. 800..
.8 “ j " 900..
“ 1000..
Carpet Chain: white 18@20, colored 23. Coverlet Yarn,
23©25. Candlewick, 18. Twine, 20. Batting, No. 1, 13:
No. 2.12; Family Catting, 15. Caulking, 15.
CORDAGE.—The following are the rates now established
Manilla Rope, coil 19 ft lb. Cut 20 ft lb.
White “ 14 “ “ 15 “
Tarred “ 13 “ “ 11
Packing Yarn, fine...l2 “ 11 “
Dsn Cords—Manilla, $2,60. 3,75@5,Q0 ft doz,
do ft coll 19 eta ft to.
Ilemp, $1,87, 2,75@3,75 fa doz,
do ft coll 14jcts to.
•• -• * '• •»• ‘ - V& * *" --'’•••-■• ' •v * V > : - Jl><«•* >t*>y -
- " r-l?\'&Js+
' ••*• « A*.#
• •*, y t
auplaet ur\iW tfeft a look fetJ bsMjaafpfy
laucth reduced, and prices bad consequently advanced.
Since then the stock bns become somewhat replenished and
prices are lower, say about 25c $ bbJ, On Wednesday and
Thursday the receipts were large from below, although ft
good portion of it was destined for the East. '
FSED—Sales at mill of Bran and Screening at 90c 100
lbs; Shorts, $1; Ship Stuff, $1,05; Finished Middlings, $1,40.
Sates of C-onntry Bran at $1 100 lbs.
FEATHERS—We qnote sales in limited lota &t4O@4S,
flrsl hands; from storo, 45@50; Mixed at 35, and dull.
FlSH—Sales are confined to the regular wants of the
trade. Quotations remain unchanged, viz: Mackerel No. 3,
large, $11(5)11.50; Medium do., $9.50; No. 4, $S@B,25.
Baltimore Herring, $6225(016,60; Halifax do $5,50@5. Lake
Fish: Trout, $8,60@59; White, $10; half bbls in the usual
proportion.
FRUIT AND NBT3—The following are the rates al pre
sent :
Raisins, M. R., box $3.25; hf box $1,50 qr box... 75
F.ga, 73, lb (HCB crop) 13,10 anrl 17
Orange*, ? bon SLOO@S4,SS
Lemons, bo* s'L7s@t4,oo
Almonda, lb, 13, iq, is, 20
Pecans, lb,. i iq
Cream Nuts, Filberts a English Walnuts, H ft> 10
Ground Nuts, bus $1.50@1,70
GRAIN—The supply of Oats and Corn Is abundant, un
der which the p:ice cf the former boa receded. Tbero la a
good (Ipri of Oats, selling at 50c on arrival and 63@54 from
iroui st.iru. C >ru 1?; wcn th on arrival aud 83 to 86c
fn tn -tore. 1 h-> only sah- of \V heat was 800 bus prime and
middling red a; $i i »o. Giber grain* nro unchanged
OKOCKRiEA— Nr w Sugar and Molasses is now in the
hands of our dealer* in considerable quantities. The de
mand to suj p'v the country i* brisk. It rolls to city deal
ers at Cd, j to 5 \ and Molasses 25(520. To the country trade
ihc usual ndvunco on these figures. Coffee is firm at 12U
to retail dealers —an advance 3
OLASfe—\W quote city brands Window at $2 a box for
( ( xS; $2.50 for 7x9; $3 lor 8x10; $3.60 for Bxl2. oxl2 and
10x12; $4,50 for 9x13. 9x14. and 10x14; $5 for 9x15, 10x15,
nml luxld; $5,25 for 1(i.\17; 5.50 for 10x18; aud so on in
creasing in like ratio according to size— rt. off for ensb
Country brands are sold ul an average of about 500 less 33 bx
than city bran
UlUi;s—(jrto-i Miles arp felllnp at dry flint hi
lott» at ll!c ; to th<* tr*d«- 12<£vl3c; dry Rttfred 11® 12c.
llAY—Tjjfpv continued throughout Ute week a brisk do*
mimd for l.alcJ ml from wagon, with considerable sales at
s2i*.:a;2t» for baled from stores and 23(r£flfl from wagons.
HOMIN Y— Sttle- fr-m stores by the bbl at s7,f>o®ss,oo.
HOPS—!Y( in -{.tc at 3S(fi;4o.
IKON AND NAILS—Sales of common puddled liar at 3(gi
and In nail' 10J. ami upwards at
LK4.TIJ UK—The store rates are- now: lied Spanlih Sole,
per lb, 21 @22: daughter S ’lt*. 2r«u;r.; Upper Leathof. per
dozen. Uridl-» do. do. s3«@?4o; Country ltrldlo
Jo s2.S(ats3’j; Skirting Leniter, i<*»r !b 29 cents.
LAUD—l'nne city tel!'; nt Do 'j?* fb ; prime country at
B %@ e ? and lower qual.tles There Is not much
inquiry.
LIME—On Thursday & pale of 20 bhls Louisville at $1,25,
from wharf, cash
NAVAL tSTOd ES, —.Spirits Turpentine 1$ now held at GOc
gallon. R'-.-’u «t ;4.2f>-‘;.3 50 Nr No. 2, and $1 for No. 1.
A suibll salt of Tar at £4 59(ji£5.
01 Li—Steady <*!-« «.f L-iPi oil No. 1 nt 75(5)3Gcby tho lot
aud in the sun.ll w.. ~ Lm-eed U firraor, and Falsa In tho
rrlni! wny pro male at 85; ua heavy sales reported.
P''TATOKS—Aru ury >c.ireu, ami wanted, Sales from
storein a retail way urs making at £1,75(g>‘.i,25 bushel, ac
cording to ipiaiily.
PORK—Ther-, i.= Tory little doing In IN rk. Wp notice on
Thursday a -ah', o! 4 bids Ur*.* at J14.G0, cash ; and 4 bids
Prime at «14 50, which may be takcu a a a criterion of the
tnnrkpl l:i ihr .-mall w.:y.
PHI METAL— S-do :ir»- .1 1. i 1 y made and there appears to
he a belt -*r f> i lir.c. tin Wedm-i-day 57u tons “ Conem*ulgh ,,
t>ke nt s4 t-m, litv and six ni>m!hs: on Thurrday,
125 tom Tcum- see. prirnte terms. There has very little
romedf" , u ibe Alleihenv it* yet.
SKKHi—Nothing to no:- in .iuotiiticm.<, end not moch
SALT. —At ill** Cunni rale.’ 'in* mr.de at $2 X* bbl for No
1, Btiii i'd.iVy-yd, 12 tor extra. From rtore a slight odrauce
on th*’>e r«te«.
STEEL Spring Steel. Pittsburgh manufacture,f>V£®6b£;
Plow do, 7 f U;7 I '' ; h [eej p!mich wing -i, S ; do. cut to pattern.
A II smei, f-nm relied Iron, 5)-$: from hammered
do, O’-j. ; Ilrn strv-l, 71 £; F">rk <lj, 7; fthi.v.l do, 8; steel
dm.lv tire. 7: KHj.tlr SprinrL 10'2 : seat Jo. 13t<nl4; -Cultf-
TStor teeth, L'iX.s, d'2'o.• .5 ; u,» soitliss fk tooth.
T'lPACVO—Virginia 5 : « range from l'‘>ep2*3, according
ti> brand, n*ttl lump* «t 2 V y l V Virginia Twist, 10.
TAl.l.i'W— S-ai-* ;( m verai nnall lots were reported at
lOViib •
Tin —I C. £ll,-5. raid 1 X. £1,1.25. ca>b ; Pig |34; Bar
£37)..;.ra-h
Will J‘K LL \ Ti—-!» t’-'m. witii a very nr tiro deni and. and
pti-adv pales --t £2 5-) V keg, for pure in oil, and dry 9c D
K.nJ l.e,d 8 - ~i th
w in .* k v —-Suiep f r i:
jtaW at liU
TELEGRAPH BIARKETB
New Vor.it. Mar*-h 15.—Ch tr-.-n firm rales 200 D bales New
(.hiesn.A tuldjliug »' Th** AfThV« no* a was re
pel «• evl t™• Inti* tn exbit»?: i:** t-ir-.-t* u;.rvn the market. Flour
un-barge 1 : •<; M-,'s Ohio: Southern fi-.m Wheat
ti- th i'* m unMtl led ; sultry IT.uU) bu-li«*li« U «* t m mix* 1
•«t .‘o. i*n i white si i*.*. l 11. perk a tribe lower; sale* 900
i*t.i p <,t.l Mi-<j at $14.25 l : .c»»f uncbutiged ; xhlp* cuuntry
M.-nat H f,:i. 1,-rd unchanged. Baron heavy. Whis
ks. oliija: i - i 'l. firm, but limited
Bbx-kti . n-.otiev .iiirlt&ngeij ; Indiana Sven Vir
rini* •=!>:'"* Curnb-irUnd .’'4. Cleveland and Toledo
77 ! 4 : N. V. Ceul.-Hl •>: „ . Eri.. Jo'.; Heading Salcv
5u t.ale. Cuttoti, *iTl«-t '« nunc-, r 4 | l HdT.-snrvi.
lTriL\lv,:u*i:u. I', F>.-.i;r n!»•: o.nd tlcchangod :
suppiv -mill; *u!i-* 4*r» e,.:-d «i.fu*rtlu« at vd.13. - -U* 25,
mid 2 ;,t ' r K ' , < ’t • ; !•/ K\c“th»ur pteiuly at »Ci 4
i. 1 2 1 *if.l Cun. ni-ei die* tna*itet Is nearly
hire 'll tVb-li- •.*’! » ''.t.-.; 1f,.! OIJ stiel* g -4vd IV'Ut-a.
whit- at f 2 ” 1 . • 'i 1- * 5 •*.’ i *»-t,ej • S u; 1.-ru at £2 2 it 2.50.
I’eutin. fti« fl 25. C*nri '«url.- ug>-d. ••T'led to 7Gm) bus.
velL.w al yi. lu • r.f< r.irt i*. «!* n-.\ ih'« *ti-r<lv tit 544y5. r i.
C'.otc r*.*.-! t-i lnr.it.* I :]• i;nri-l . n *tntin l >t *■{ prime at s2i.-
75 p**r i :*■'; ml-- f: ni w>t •ut * 5.-sf> WbLky : demand
Uinitv-4; -nisll m td-i ■ '.i l j ao lin i.b-U at A'l.
].».'X).IU;, 44
CinM «r- b 1 ■ 1 b.- riier ini* ripen Isinrho*;
thro-iu,,- !'• !-1 enier ii it>«- rhsiitn-l. tool
ut.drbm.H. FI .ir V. f. i-i y d. rime,] to 24 1 .
1g24 \. U i-r*!'*'! J,- it.'-’J 10. Proxi-Tinn.'' «jul.-:
ini' u* r-liat.gi-d t. t. v«>: l— m-:i*.< . mitr;. 2, 0 bh4i> Sugar al
4 i 4 :.v->’ 4 l-’t ’• -w biT ! ■ j' Im • . cm.-*. * >u LWr. Mi>ia>.»ea at 25,
tn. wni h-ii a- 2'.. i‘. (fee 12 esrhange sd-
TAIiC-d ’*• ; p< r j o,;i,i:lD
1 .bfcu.iXl “»
Prof. Wooil'ii Itnlr ICestnratlvc.
N ; •jr:!*!- * f s riaillar hind, now b<-fore the publii
enjoNr n le*tler r-p'i*.«'.ivn ai a t ritire p.nd invlgi-ra
tiiig hair tunje. It? p. **uliar tle-ml-al tavp a
b*»n* firlr.l cOert i-|od thr growth an-character of Uie Ixair,
gl*in? a .it! ’'rwr tar- t.. tint w Llch wa« former
ly of a o..nr>.'. 1.1. I •r. 1 .i. •• !aUo n t**std>’n>'T to
pfe«.*rv.< tb<- ye,;ib!j :; up.} * i.; j-arance (f ths hair,
and yil.g or ■ uot.-rs-t'uc the • tTerlo {.f With
Si: b r>- mm"l'lii'.i.in -m r fir. r. e.■ ril y p-rreive how
aur •: t- .be 1. i.
age of i*it : ;.-‘-'Ui d.*-tn, •ie'iate it t;> b“ tnn'-t perfect ar
ticle (.i tb- nl 1 *d«n le i . ver y »•! produc'd. (3ray
hnir, w htUi»r pro.liioc-1 by ’L- «L v ;r t f time*, or by
* I rr;untur«l)‘, is
un=i all the ilisa.
greonUt* effect* «£ drvii«n.«, ih.- fifouauUtloa of danllroJl
or H’k* im; arit:* > , a:v r»ci' rt-J.
auy L-r U.o ri-iM'f w lii-- i " 1.r,. t, t!
Frvtn ll*-* KJiUjr of tb? tlfl'.at- Aiivcr* !/•*?, C 7 ?cbool ft
Rnwns. Ma-rh 3f». lv>4.
TV,,.r> : IVnr '.ir—
ru' . t '•*•-1
W.ur 11-u
in' htur {«>*■
y*t *r ■■• ■■•»
nr h< It ■'
) li*ir rr rrurfU' >«•{ failing cfT
;eu:* till***- «. : !'-iit ; r* -u.md to do hj until
I b*';*3tm- fjultv tnUl. It; i.-J r.l I hi- |«>v<iiu<r remedies of tbe
dnv, t-ul r.o T< ,r; U.-.t lvs n- iu-lwo.-d v> ute your cel
clirtiii-d H:«•. . -ui. i-. ani aiu tv;y haj.j.v to t*uy it la
fii iu/ ■*' * ji*: rra. I K:>Vi r*.'>o i\ hut* growth . f yoeiu hair,
and cl.i’.<y r«*rt'irts*tr-u I ii.» f., nil fiini’.arl) alUlctcl.
A. C W;. liaji.son, lbd second eiroet.
St. Lou:', y-.r.' 1 ) ;:k :■»:•».
1 lr:ri> u-<*d I’r. f. 0 J. Wood's Hnir Restorative,nnd have
a.li;jir.-d ii* v.n !• rftil t IT.- t. Vy hnir w:t.« h.-mining, b» I
thought, preuu'urrly ltuv. but by tbn u*** nf his Restora*
tiT<-, :t lim« n;MUD' d its original rolot, and, I have no doubt,
ptTmiLi-nt'v r>c. Sidney Ukeesp,
I’k< l 0. .T. U‘>> '-ir—Ah you iir* u‘ out to manu*
frctutw ntid Ttud vour recently dit-rovered Iloir
Hestorntiv*, I will state. Inr whomsoever it tauy Miiwn,
that I hare ured it., end knmrn others tne it; tlinf I have
for ?oy*wnl year* b-en In the habit or u.-imj otlur Hair Re
i>temt v-**, ait ‘l that I hnl vuitk vn> ily Mipetmr to any other
1 know. It entirely rh-.inses the head of dandruff, and
with onu month** proper u*- u Ul restore any person's hair
to tli** original jmnhftil e/.lor and texture, giving ft R
healths', -n(i, and gvvy m pp«* < nw.c**, and all thin without
decoloring the huud* that apply it. or the <lrr.«i* rn which
it drops. 1 would, therefore, recommend its ufe to etrry
odo desiruun of having n line color and texture to hnir.
Respectfully your-*, Wilson Kino.
For pah* by 0. .7. WOnD A C 7.. Proprietors, 093 Broad
way, Ne*v Yot k, mi l 114 Market street, St. Louto, Mo.
IM'e. <1 uti'l £2 p-r bottle.
Sold ul Dr. O 11. KF.YSKK’S Drug Store, 140 Wood street;
sign of th« tJolrien Mortar. feblGidftw
>B3“ Proclamation. •• Whereas, the extraordinary
and unprecedented demand lor that invaluable preparation,
WltlUllT'S PREMIUM HATH AJtluN, has induced envious
person* to palm od oilier articles similar in name and ftp*
pearnnee, bui abr* ,, utely worthler-s, which has a tendency
to injure Ih-j reputation ol the genuine article, purchasers
t-hould be purti'Mfor u> s*k t'nr Wiighfs Premium Rutha*
rinu, and they may r<dy on receiving nn urtieiu uneaualled
for ita virtue.** for r* storing a decayed head of hßir, for a
cool, rclreshing and delightful implication during the* hot
WnKlber, removing till disagreeable sensations of diizlness
aud headache, and lor tlo- toilet it hti3 never had an equal
for its pleosant nod delightful fragrance.
Its thoasßbda of t'*»timor:i:il> are a sufficient guarantee
for its completely rupturing u decayed head of hair; for re
moving all diimiruif; for preventing its falling ofT, whether
from *i kuess or di'*n=e; ami for entirely dispensing with
tbo necessity of using hair dyes, as it exeifo. the secretions,
producing a supply ol its natural pigment or coloring mat*
ter, giving tun hair a cl.uk, glossy appearance, with u luxu
rinnt growth.
For sale hy every druggist in thn city, and by druggists
and merchants throughout the United >tales.
A liberal discount 10 wholesale deulcrs.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
PETETt T. WHHIHT 4 CO.,
2U Maiket *t , Philadelphia.
For f»U* bv OEO 11. KEYSKIt’, No. l|i) Wood street,
and R. K. SELLER-*, Pittsburgh. jaulj:d*w3m to
Important to Persons afflicted with Her
pis, or Rupture of tlic Bowels, and the
danger of Strangulation by neglect
ing It.
The right course f>r any ou.‘ to pursue who may bo af
ilictpU with Hup'.urp.is to procure a good Truss well adapted
to the ruptured parts, iu order tn retain the protruding
portion of the bowels. This is often neglected, and the
bowel becomes strangulated, leaving tho patient not only
in n Fufiermg but dangerous condition. I hare always on
band, and daily adapt, tl.c most improved Trusses; among
which is MARSH'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS, which will
really produce a radical cure in a short time. Of comae
there are coses when no Trua3 will cure, but in a vast ma
jority of reducable Hernia, c>r Rupture, this Truss wiU
cure. I have every variety of Trusses, from f>o cents to
$3O; nb<o a large assortment of CHILDREN 3 IRUBSES,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for • or . _
-V-tok-o, enlarged vain*; PII.E PROPS for the ; ™ OP LAND FOR RAL^^wall
relief and cure of Piles; SHOULDER BRACKS, for mtu f ; oQt A coal house and other oubbuild
women and children; SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, and , £ grape Br bors; also, apples, peaches, pear?,
.rery varic, 7 of mechanical appliance nsed in theenryf | £•-»“ K^^&ted°ln
dieeaso. Call and eiumiim them at my Drug Store, No and healthy neighborhood, and about three
140 Wood street, corner of Virgin alloy ; sign of the Golden from ih e city. CUTHBERT A SON,
: Mortar. [feblfcdaw] Pit. GEO. 11. KEYSEB. mhd Real Estate Agents, HO Ctird street
..23 tb
..24 “
..25 “
..20 “
...27 “
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riHROME YELLOW-600 for 6*l. by I SWNS-A to, lot on
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Tms Kiveb.— There were/ 10“fe8t 4 Inches water in the
channel last eTenlngat du>k, and falling
Wsabp Police.— JamesSheer and W. Pay, have been ap
pointed, by Mayor Vola, to superintend the w harf as a day
police. ; .
Toe stunner “ BraxU” was detained from leaving yester
day fox Louisville; she will curtdnly leaTe to-day.
The steamer “ Diurnal ” is the regular packet for Wheel
ing this morning; she leaves at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Tit* steamer *• Americas ” la now loading at the foot of
Wood street, for the Illinois river. Capt. Batchelor
us that he will positively go through to the above river, so
that emigrants traveling that way will not be re-shipped
but go through by the ft , Amerieus ” direct.
Toe steamer ,f Pittsburgh” Is the regular pneket for Cin
cinnati this morning; the leaves at 10 o'clock, A. M. Capt.
Cook is well koown to the traveling public as a good com.
mander, and those who have traveled on the “ Pith burgh”
speak in high praise of the fine accommodations and her
fustspfed. Be on board early.
The steamer “U. S. Mall,” Capt. M. Ford, will leave to-day
for St Louis. We would farther elate that Capt. Ford is o
POct and gentleman well known from Pittsburgh to St.
Lonis. Those traveling towards St. LouiswiU find the ac.
commodatlonp, on the “ Mail,” equal, if not superior, to any
boat on the river. y
POET OF FEtISBUEOH,
10 FEET 4 INCHES VATte U tilt CUATOEU
ARBITKD.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brotrnffvjile.
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Convoy, Wolf, Wellsville. -
“ -Diurnal, Shepherd, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
Stetimer Venture, Gordon, Wheeling.
Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Lusernn,Dennett,Brownsville.
“ Gon. Bayard, Peohlea, Elisabeth.
“ Conroy, WolfyAYollsvilie.'
“ Pan Convurs, Ayors, Zanosrilio,
“ Kate Cas-el, MWay, ZancsrlUo.
“ Forest City, .Uooro, Wheeling.
«• Philadelphia, Grace, Cincinnati.
M Eclipjto, Moorey; Steubenville.
“ Veuturo, Gordon, Wheeling.
STEAMBOATS.
“1855;’
FITTSBUEGH, CUftOTHATI, LOUISVILLE,
A3D
SAINT LOfUS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packot Line,
rOK TUB COiWrFASC*: OP
PASSENGERS AMD FREIGHT
EF.riTELS
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVIXLE,
And Saint Louis.
. fr-s* This Lise i.i composed of seven .
Lnßg&tiff first class powerful Ste&wetH, uni*
for sp««d, sploi.-lor, safely.cSafiaSSQ
and comfort, and is the oral tukouou dajlt use o? Steam
Packets on the Ohio river. It eounticU with the U. S. Mail
Line of Sleatnerb Irom Cincinnati to Louisville ami Saint
Loula, by which passengers and freight are tickr.lcd and rr
ccijileJ through daily. Two new Steamers have been added
to the Line, which now consist of the following bouts:
■ Ikx]/aaf Dtvarfure
Boat*. Cjptcins. from PiUxburuh.
BUCKEYE BTATR M. W. listTXHooV£R....Bunday.
RKYBTONE STATK Jacob HAZLtp Monday.
ALLEGHENY Q*o. M 'Lux Tuesday.
Cl NCI NN ATI -.11. lIUSTEfc. Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA K. J. GftMZ. Thursday.
PITTHitUttOU I. N. C 005..- Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jxo. lIUNtJ’ELTZH. Saturday.
Leuro dally at 10 o'clock, A. sL,pferi:wdy.
No freight rewired after nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN 11. UYINOSTON,) .
JOHN FLACK. / A ** nU »
Monou£abvla House Buildings.
[nova?]
Pittsburgh., SteubenTlllc and Wheeling
__ Packets*
i ■ FfaKrifr Th<i DIURNAL, Captain A.'B. Puei'UOla, and
CSHB&the FOREST CITY, Cajdain Clewujz D. Mookz,
will run «• regular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
StrubenrllJc and Wheeling, stopping at nil lntennt?dl)itt<
port?.
Pittsburgh, 18AC.
The DIURNAL leara Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
and Fridays, at 10 o’clock, A. M —Jirtur'ninp she
wiil leave whirling on Tuesdays, tad Saiurday»,
at 7UJ o'clock, A. M.
The FUUC3T CITY will iMtve Httsburgb on Tuerdsvs.
ThurvLkys and Saturdar*. at 10 o'clock, A- M. — Krturning
she will ««iTe Wheeling on Mondays, \V«im'_-;d*yrt and Fri
tijv*. at 71$ o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passai;** applv on board or lo
J. D.’COLLING WnOl>, Apmt,
No. li. r * Front strict.
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE PACKETS.
For Cincinnati and I.outsrllle.
, - The Pleamcr QUAKER CITY', Oapt. (<ai£,
j l-3Tf for the hLk/t-j and ail tnu-ruit-Jia:"
fort" on FRIDAY, iC-lh lo.st.
For trvjgtn or pavago apply on U>an, or to
mhl3 BARNES or COI.LIMIWOOD, Agentz
For Cincln&ttl aad LouitvliU.
The steamer BRAZIL, UapL-do B. V IltfTi n
arm leave for ties ahov* and ail interm<>-
<£ajK3Bßdl»te porta ou FRIDAY, tbo Kith instant, at
10 o’clock, A. SI.
Tor or pairar* acply on loard, or to
tnh!3 _ JAMES H. HUTCHINSON, Ag*nt.
BT. LOUIS PACKETS.
• For St, louJiT"
The but, light dra^trt s, Va*fec£er iteaaier,
< Coieus fcjoaa. Masinr, will !«•»**
4fiaßia®for the aboni port anJ ail intermtsilatp Un<i
injr», on SATURDAY, the 17th inst, at It) o'clock, A. M.
For height or {ms*a«r*apply on fcoart. mblO
For »t« Loais, Uslena uud Dubnque»
Tbo *'.razn<*r ENDEAVOR, Capt. Jorjj Mat,
[ will fur th* above and inte. mediate porta
MONDAY. W--h lost, at 10 A M.
For trvlght and pasragu apply on board, or to
FLACK or D ARNES, AgH&tf.
For St* Louis.
mj, Tho ni?w and HpleodLil ►ti»hm<»r BAY CITY’,
lWWSjrtwCnpt A. 1). Miller, win lmr»* for ihe elxive ecd
dSuflSiSMamnfrmniltati l ports on SATUPbDAY, 17 th Inst,
at Id o'clock, A M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
rnblb _J. U. j. IMNUSTON. Agent.
For St. Louis
r_ The sleamur URKAT W Kb’T, Otpt iin M'Cut.-
will leave for the rUtvp nml iuternviil-
[>ortß od FRIDAY, KUi inst., at U» A. >l.
For freight or passage apply on b nrd. mhls
For 81. Louis,
m»s* Tbe steamer DELEGATE, Captain Tnoz
Hc-oras. will leave fur tbe ab:m; anil internif
orff&SfcdiaU; porta on FRIDAY’, 1»\»U InsL, at 10 A. M.
For freight cr passage apply on bnnrd. mhl6
For St. Louis, loun, W licoutln and I\llu
ll e sot n Terrilory •-Quincy, Wamw l
Keokuk, Fort Dlndlson, Burlington,
Muscatine, Hock Island, Dnvenjtori,
Oaleuo, Uubaijue, St. Peters nnd St
Paul.
52?" fe The F^4nicr CKX DOLT, CipL iloyd, will
for tbo nbore and intei mediate purl* on
fiaSaazsAtiATL'RDAY. 17th Inst., at If) A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or tn
mhlß _ j. I!. LIVINGSTON, Agent.
For St. Louis, lovra, \Vlsconsiu and Min
nesota Territory— Qulney, Wnuaiv,
Keokuk, Fort Madison, Burlington,
Muscatine, Itoek Island, Davenport,
Galena, Dubuque, St* Peters and St.
Anthony’s Falls.
ru-5* _ Tho steamer VIENNA, Captain C. Hat, will
[ wfflftSTtfflcMe fur the above nod intermediate porta on
■BBfifiFiBBISATPRDAY, March 24, at 10 o'clock A.M.
For freight or parage apply on board, or to
mhlO FLACK or WILKINS, Agents.
For St.'Louis and Illinois Itlvcr.
[!■> fc The steamer ASIKKIOUB, Cuptnln 0. Batch
[jJtegrtjjiWEiOß, will leave for tho abort* aud intnrraidiuto
iSfiSiESSaports ou FRIDAY', 10tb inst., at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or tn
mill " J. 11. LIVINGSTON. Aeents.
For St. Louis.
|ia w Tho new and substantial steamer KyL’INuX,
j-JfeffirtffCftptain G. KoWLir, will Lave for the above
“SSBBSland intermediate porU, on FRIDAY*, the loth
Inst, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply on l»oard, or to
mh!3 JOHN FLACK, Asr-nt.
For St. Louie,
._ The steamer U. 8. MAIL. Capt. M. Foan,
I .Jlt?C ,e *ve Ibr the above mod intermediate ports
dBHB&flbOB FRIDAY, lGth inst., nt 10A. M.
For freight or passago apply on board, or to
mhl'l JOHN FLACK, Agent
For St. Louis.
pro's* The steamer JAMES PARK, Capt. RoncßT
JjßHg§itefMiLt.Ea, will leave for tho above and Intermeill-
HHHDate ports on FRIDAY', 10th instant, at 10 A. 51.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mhl3 FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
WABASH ttIVER PACKED.
jjTor Wabaeh River.
The steamer ALTOONA, Capt. R. C Gray,
i .h will loave for tho above and Intermediate poTta
fffiffiyjffiffj.on FRIDAY*, tho 16th Instunt, at 10 o'olock,
A. M.
Forfreight or passage apply on board.
NASHVILLE PACKETS.
For Nauliville.
Thu steamer H.T. MEATMAN, Captain A.
I -JESj-Jb Miller, will leave for tbe above nod ull inter-
ports on SATURDAY*, tho 11th inst,
at l'J o’clock M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
WHEELING PACKETS
Regular .Wheeling Packet.
The steameT VENTURE, Capt.JoiiN Gordon,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY', and
HemhSSIbSATURDAY, at 3 P. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jap3 JAMES COLJiINB A CO., Agcutc.
"1855”
CANADA WEST.
TUB FINK low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
R. Baaitow, will make two trips a week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Burwell, as follows:
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, o’clock.
Leaves Port Bnrwell for Port Stanley at 1 o clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
aqdSATURpAT EYBNINQ, at 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 vmh the Great Western
For freleht and passage apply on board, or to SCO VILL A
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; S. F. HOLCOMB, Purt Stanley ,
M’BRIDE. Port Burwell. nmrg7:tpov
xtS' "• )•.. '•
TO LET,
Residence at .Evergreen;
THE UNDERSIGNED offers for eala his property in the
Evergreen Colony, Boss ToWiisblp, lire miles from
Pittsburgh. The house is 58 by 34, arranged with Four
Rooms, a Kitchen, and a large Hall on the {tot-floor, and
i 3 provided with a Water Closet and Bath Room—the latter
with suitable hot and cold water pipes. Attached-to th'
house are Two Acres of Ground, held In fee, on which there
is a Wod of unfailing soft Water, a Stable and a Chicken
Uoucu. Tho Colony is provided with a School of the high
est order, and i-; under tbe management of a goatle:m>n
from Virginia, a member, well qualified to teach even the
higher branches of study. This admirably con iucted
School is of incalculable advantage to the man of fimUy,
as the Ideas here have an opportunity of ahroting without
the contaminating influence of cuitidi _pr«snre, too <.fipn
found around schools in the city and immediate vicinity.
The House end the Two Acres will bo sold with or with
out the Interest in the farm property, and tho svaile will be
taken in adjusted balances snd certificate* of deposit against
feb2l WILLIAM A. HILL, 64 Wood street.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a valuable TRACT or
LAND, situated in Now gpwickly township, Beaver
county, thiee miles from Sc-chßster anti New Brighton, < n
the Brighton and Pittsburgh road ; containing 8C acres, (j..
of which arc cleared and In n good state of cultivation, lh<>
balar.ro well timbered. Tbo improvements < »-f a
good COTTAGE HOUSE, with four rooms, kitchen and cHnr;
a good frame Banh Bnrn,Bo by 40 fo»t,w!th Stabling under
the whole of It for h'T3c.i, cows and sheep; anew Smoke
House, Wood House and Spring House. There Is one of
best Springs of soft water in the county handy to the kouse,
also several other good Springs ou tho premiss. Orchard*
of choice fruit, consisting of Apple, Fuat, Peach, Plum,
Rnd Cherry trees. This Farm 1b all under good fence ; part
in grain. The place is well watered.
ThU is a rare chance to seccure a goo-l home. Apply
soon. For further Information enquire of Long, Duff A Co.,
Pittsburgh; G. R. Sphere, Rocbeater; Samuel Stllea,
Rochester; or the subscriber, oh the premise*,
fcbl&lm* mh!o:w4t JEBRE DEAN.
Bubscribcr offers for sale a email FARM OF FIFTY
I ACRES—furty acres of which la cleared, and under a
good state of cultivation. There is also a good Apple and
Pea'h Orchard; two Dwelling Houses, with other out
hou;.u>; a Barn, and a good Stable. The Farm la situated
in Bald win township, Allegheny coonty—nrix miles from this
city—near the Brownsville road. For further particulars,
epply to tbe subscriber, on the premises.
mbl:dlm* ’ PETER WI3I>BNKR.
For Kent*
A FARM CONTAINING 53 ACRES OF LAND, under a
hiirb state of cultivation, with a large r.od convenient
DWELLING H ( ‘USE,recently bttllt and cf modern style;
good Barn, Stabling, Ac., situated on the south bank of the
Monongaheln river, 6 miles above Pittsburgh, being one rf
the most beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to be
found. Possejsioa given on or be'ore of April nett.
Enquire of • U. CHTLD3 A CO.,
mbB:tf 183 Wood street.
Fine F&iully Carriage, Ilarnees A. lioraea
For Sale*
ABF.AUTIPUL 851 ALL COUPE CARRIAGE, for one or
two horses, with fine double Harness, aud pair o.’
young, well broke, perfectly safe and gentle ITorses. For
Falo cheep, for want of us*. Address Box No 60. Pitts
burgh Po*it Office. mh9:lw
A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT 140 ACRES, on the
Steubenville Turnpike, six mile* from Pittsburgh,
lntn homestead of 171111001 M'Cormick. Posseepinn given
immediately. Terms $250 par annum. Enquire of
JaMES C. RICHEY,
Near the premises.
mUrdiwtf
rpo LET—A two story Brick DweUlug House, on Centra
X Avenue. Apply to H. MINER A CO,
febl‘2 No. 32 Smithfield Btreet-
I*ot for Sale*
A GOOD EUILDING LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street
by 100 feat in depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMORE,
jr!3 at office of the Morning Post-
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
ABCILDINO LOT IN AXUvGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
100. Agf od bargain can be had by applying hood at
theoflk-pof the Moaning POST. jyli»:tf
I,'Oit SALK—An excellent Frame House and Lot. on
JF Ketaco street, Allegheny city, at a very lo» rate. Ea-
1 Qi \f \ ACHES OF LAND IN FORK3T COUNTY, near
10 v/1 / the Clarion river. This land is heavily timbered,
has an excellent soil, and is said to contain an abundance cl
iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminous coni. The Venan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will ran very
near to it, if not dlreotly across it. The Mlllstown creek
runs through it.
ALSO, 600 acres In Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and iyiug near the route of the finnbury and Erie railroad.
No better inTeatment could be made than to these hinds.
The rompletioo of the tounburj and Krle, thn Allegheny
Valley, and the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal,lumber. Iron ore and soil of great
ritiue. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH,
Attorney at Lrtt,
No. 147 Fourth stn»et.
liU ILDI.\U LuTi'UU SALE.
fab'iiftACrtf
A LOT *4 f«n*t front on WYLIE street, and extending
bach 109 fc»-t to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for two mall Houses. This L t
is In a desirable location for a residency; and will be K'-id
low, iin-i on favorable tonne. Title good, and clear from
mr*urahra.nc«*. Euquire of QEU. ¥. GILLMORE,
}>• 13 At Office of Morning Pont.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY NOBMAL SCHOOL,
MAXSFirUi, NEAR HTTSIiCRGII.
rpHE unaerrigr.od, county superintendent, harlDg con-
X eobed a number ot Teachers and Ifirectnrn upon the
propriety of t-3tnh Dhing a Teachers’ Instiiute, and haring
received ih*»lr t.esrty approval—and tndievlng also that ho
i-anunt, In any other way, men* »ff-dually aid in carrying
out the proTi-lons of the new School Law—baa determine 1
to establish a NORMAL b'CHOOL— for which he baa secured
the eerrit-va ol R. lUlttlY, A. M., a» Principal
The object of th* Institution will be to afford Teachers,
nml all .Ik-h* wj-Mng to become Teachers, iv*
will enabio them to obtain a liberal, thorough and practical
education.
fir*t Session will oren ca TUESDAY, APMLd-i,
13.‘S. it is desiraUtt that ail parsons wi-hiuj? l*> ditrr
should be present at the opening of the fcrMoo.
For in formation n» to Terms, Ac-, sea Circulars, cr n.l
dresa B. M. KiJKR,
Dhl2:dl wi.'ltw 1 Counl7 SupoilniendetiL
INOUNDKO IN 1540. INCORPORATED Bi TtiK LEGIS
-1 Lvrii:r..
tin refon-nee to ary of our city inerchani':, it «UI be
founl ih«t this is the on:y estobihhmanl of the kind *>aer
L's.anlh-hrJ 1.. tblj city In wnlch they hare any ccchdracr—
the only nno in wfci h J ouble Entry Book Keeping ha?
been Uu«ht ;-~the only one iu which A«vount
an «• nn jjvt rrha’ile advice hi case of difficulty with th» ir
l the onlv oho in which ibe doctrines of Partnership
settlement? ure thoroughly elucidated;—the ouly one In
which Lectun i uj>on Commercial Law have heen regularly
ard »YMrmsU>rally delivered .lor nearly eight years;—;bo
only «-n- in whi.-h a good IlftDdwritiDg can be obtained
fo-e only cm* in which Teachers of Penmanship can be in
structed in tb*» ornaxn ntal branches of »he art;—the only
one whose Profwror of Punmanshlp will let vlsitora have a
»peclra«n or hb Writing. Call and get a Circular, and a
specimen of Mr. Williams* splendid writing. mhIO
Excelsior—lron City College,
V\/ DOB STREET—Permanently established, with u
\\ fuumUrion as firm as the name it bears.
’lbe great indtir-einvuts offered to youDg men at ibi- In
siruti.'n are :-u* h as ore rarely met with in other Collects.
Such -'n array ot talent has never before boon employed In
any Ccmrnerrl.il College in Pittsburgh; this is an estub
linked and umlenlnbla fact. The Farpltyvof this College is
cbmin'M-d of gentlemen whos : n*mea aud rare<iualiflcatten?
are os familiar to the public as “ household words ”
Vacl’ltt. —MlLLAß A HKO-, Principals and Professors
of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship.
I. 1. MITCUOoCIv, (author of Hitchcock's, System of
Bookkeeping,) Principal of the Bookkeeping Department,
and Lecturer on all Important buslnejs transactions.
JOHN FLEMlNQjfanthor.of Fleming’s new and Improved
system of Book-keeping,) will examine and deliver weekly
Lectures on the Scionro of Accounts.
JAMES 11. HOPKINS, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Lecturer on Cunmieroi&l Low.
Young moo who are desirous of becoming expert accoun
tants, Accomplished book-keepers, and rapid business ppn
man, miy r.dy on haviug every fathfactlon gvaranU-ol to
them. Those who feel l-itercstud wi 1 please cull, end wit
ness tho wonderful progres- made in the various depart
ments by the students of tha College.
-Air The Faculty of this Institution do not claim to be
the “b«y*t la the United State*,” toy do they jncan to gnli
the public, by saying That it is “the only place where
Book-keeping in properly taught,” but they wish to say
that the Iron City College, in all its departments, \* equal
to any Commorcdal College in the vrestpro pountry.
Terms renpnnable. College open from fr A. M. till 10 P. M.
No extra charge for Arithmetic. Civility gratis. mh2
Ml\ WAMELINK would respectfully inform his pupils
an frieuds that he will continue his protc&don as
Instructor c n tliu PIANO FOKTE and VOICE.
Onicrs left t Mr. KLEBEH’B Music Store, or at his resi
dence, No. 137 b ECOND Street, will be promptly attended
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL BASIN,-ALLEGHENY CITY,
(NIAB TO I RAILROAD STATION.)
FAMILIES Will be supplied with ourvarious grades of
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
By leaving their onlors at the Mill or in our boxes at
Logan, Wilson k Co., Wood street,or Braun & Reiter,cor
ner Liberty and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh.
H. P. Schwartx, or J. T. Sample, Druggists, Allegheny.
Flour will bedulivered to lomiließ in either of the two ci lioa
.Traits; CASH on delivery.
| BRYAN, KENNEDY k 00.
MURPHY’S
NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY,
_ gflSShfa NO. 182 WOOD STREET, one door ea
from the corner of Liberty, is now open.
The proprietor Is himself a
Hatter, having had fifteen years experience
at tho business, ten years as a practical workman; having
worked iu the principal establishments in New York, Phil
adelphia, Cincinnati,and the New England States; feels
confident that, from his practical experience as a Hatter,
he can farnbb not only as good but a better and cimpxa
article than anything heretofore offered to ihe Pittsburgh
public— all ctf hiioxon manvfacturt. decls:tr
HOME LEAOUE*FACTORY.
HAMILTON STEWART, Manufacturer of Shirting,
Checks, Tweeds, etc., Rebecca street, Allegheny, has
opened a Wareroom sscond Post Buildings, corner
Fifth and Wood streets, LMttaburgh.
Merchants who are not aware that these Checks can be
made as good and sold as low here as in any other cby in
the United States, are invited to call and examine for them*
pelves. mhl2:im
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. No. 2$ of De
cember Term, 1854. In the matter of the voluntary as
signment of M. Qodkinson to Thos. It. Sill.
, ,~a_ . And now, to wit, February 19,1855, on motion
•< l. s. i of D. lictfd, in opeD Court, it is ordered that DOtice
l 1 be given to all persons interested, by publication
in two newspapers published in the city of Pittsburgh, at
least once a week for three consecutive weeks, that an ap
plication will be made to the Court of Common Pleas on
Saturday, the 10th day of March, 1855, for an order on raid
assignee to re-transfer and re-oonvey said assigned property,
and Or the discharge of said assignee and his sureties, Ac.
By the Court. From the record.
f*b2o ED. CAMPBELL, JR., ProthonoUry.
ri>o too Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
X Quarter Sessions of the Peace, In ami for tho county of I
Allegheny: ' 1
The petition of Benjamin Trimble, of the Fourth Ward,
city of tittsburgb, in the county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioner hath provided himselt with materials
for the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwel
ling house In tho ward aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment, and your petitioner as in
duty bound will pray. BENJAMIN' TEIMBLE.
Wo, tho subscribers, citizens of the ward aforesaid, do cer
tify, that the above petitioner la of good repute for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the accommodation of strangers apd irav
elers, ano thqt said tavern is necessary.
t a. Jackman,
J. Blasdell, liobt, Watson, IL S. Donaldson, J. M. Elliott
: Joseph Craig, D. B. Button, George 8, Gallop, John Mcll
i ; ' mhl4:3t*
D
G JJ° fl D^r F ? n s y MapkfflUa; French Chintzes,
.- B*Dlantefl, Qs Lalnes, Lawns, Bareges and Tissues,
just recelyed by , 1
mfcfi HAGAN A AHL,9lMark»t street.
V :
FOR SALE, &c.
Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.
For Rent,
tuomas woods,
75 Fourth *troat.
Land for Sale
EDUCATIONAL
l#itii 1 ■ Mercantile college,
Instructions inMusio
_ .i •> *k~> .k.
RAILROADS
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At*
X lan.lL* cili?s with Wta'ern. NbrthiweSu-rn-and South*
western States, b? a eoutinnon* Kmlwjtv .Lnict. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh wUh unity f ,| r'tv.mewto
all parts on the YYosteni u:i i sl l :,hd San-’
dUJ-Ky with r:tca£neT3 t:» «U <i'i-t;>« western
Lakes; makinc rfir-xt, e'teafej-' •>>“! vh-'le route'
by which FREIGHT can bu forwarded u. aoi ircra the
Oreat West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA* PITTSBURGH. \
FIRST CLASS. —Itr-ntr, Shoe-, Dry Uoodi,) „., IQO! v,, I
(In bones,) Fore. Featisrs, Ac J " 3= - *** luol£a
SECOND CLAFS.—Bcoks and Stationery, j
Dry Goods, (in hales,) Lea* >-76c. per lOOibs.
thfT, Wool, Ac ) .
THIRD CLASS—AhvSta, Begging* Baccn f ocr IGOibs.
cod Pork, (lu bulk,) Hemp, Ac.-, 1 -—f JWU> “
FOUKUI CI.AS3 —Coifce,Fish,£«*. „ r ,~, a .
Pork, (perked,) Lord ood 1h,4 <jS!-ii:F 5 T I st -
shipping Goods from any -point Kast nt PhiTJtdel*
phln, N? particular 10 rt'rri- package u via. Pennsylvania
itai.V'-.ad." All fioo-l*; consfsiiul to the Agents of tbis Road
r.i PiukielpMa or Pittsburgh, will b v * forwarded without
(Mention.
Fanout AgexwPotter, Boelon; J.T* Elliott, N.
T.; E. ,f Snwier, rhiMteipUi; Magraw A Koonf. lUlli
moi'i*; Geo, C. Put/onrgh; nhringtnan A Brown;
Cincinnati. Ohio; J. B. Mooched,- Lyuisville, Ky 4 It. C.
MHdrnm, MadJ=on,lad4 RatciitT-t, Co., St. Louii, Mo.; J.
S. Mitchell A Son, Evansville, Indiana.
: f 11. 11. HOUSTON,
•General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
If.J. LOMBAEHT,
Superlntend&nt, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh. TUB.MORNINQ MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh nt 7U, A. M., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia nt 7,'A..M. TEE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh nt I P. M., and Pitted
burgh for Philudelphiaatl, P.M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Tor PHtabnrgh at 11, P. sL,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P_. ItL
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from SL Louis* AIo.; Alton, i>ilena and Chicago, 111.;
Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, Ky 4 Torre lLaute,
Mhdi: on, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, UeUbfoDUice, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land* Columbus, Zanesville, Masxitlon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Nxw Oaisaxs,
St. Irom LomsyjUK and Cisoixnatt. .
Through Tickets can be brad to or from either of the above
places’. ...
.. For further partiraisjV*co JwndbiHs at:the different
starting points. Passengers from tho West will find this the
shortest and mo3t expeditious route to Philadelphia, Baili
more, New York, or Boatote . * TIIOS. AIOORB,
Agent) PassbngfttAtaes, Philadelphia.
• J. MiSSKIMKtf,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUBGH
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION WITH TUB
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
VIA ALLIANCE.
rPIIE shortest, qciafe*-Bt and most reliable route to Toledo,
J. Chicago, Rccfi lefan-3, Galena, and St. Louis, is VIA
CLEVELAND.
This rout? Is cue hacdted miles shorter and about eight
hoars quicker to Chicago, than the circuitous one VIA IK*
DIANAFOLIS.
Three Daily Traioe between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Three Daily Train* bi-tweeu Cleveland and Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hoars, Chicago twonty-two hoars,
and St. Louis thlrty-aeven hours.
VIA ALLIANCE.
TralD3 for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.30, A. M., 12.00,
M., and 640 P. M , conn-cting at Uudson with Trains for
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.04, A. IL, 2 20, P. 31., and 8.20, P. M.
The Trains of the Ohio and Peana. Railroad, leave Pitts
burgh at 3.00, 4. 31., 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. all con
necting at Alliance with trains which arrive in Cleveland
at 10 04, A. it., 2.20. P. 3L, and 8.45, P. M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, end the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. M., and arriving in Cleveland at 2.20 P. M., as that
l* the only train by which close connections are made
through to the above points. Passengers by this train
reach Chicago at 7.30 next morning and SL Lonia at mid
night.
Time gained by going vlaClereland, eight hours.
The Trains from Cleveland Co Toledo and Chicago leaveas
follows: Leave Cleveland**! 7.30 and 2dSO A. M., 7 45 P.M.;
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 A. M. and 12.00 M.
Trains leave for Rock Iriand and St. Lonia as follows:
Leave Chicago at 9.15 A. H., 10.05 and 11.00 P. 84.'
Passengers fur St. Lonia go over Rock Island Railroad to
Joliet, ana thence over the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
to Altoo, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. LouK
Passengers by the 9.23, A. 31., Train arrive in Bt. Louis at
1 1 same evening, and by the 10.05, P. &I. Train at noon
next day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago ana St. Louis.
PARK VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
lfiT CLASS, j Is? CUSS. 2JTO CLAB3.
» 30 I ToClticago 411 60 9 60
... 400 | LaSalle 14 60 Vi 60
- C 00 fry* Island.. 10 60 13 60
GOO I Kt. Leal® 10 50 15 50
To Alliance
Cl-jvtiiand. .
Detroit
PaPwugers are request
of:we of tii** Company, ii
b.*low the corner. J.
itc<l to procure tbclr tickets at the
in Monongshela House, third door
. DCRAND, Sup’t Cleveland.
J. A. OAUQIIISY, Agent,
Pittshuruli.
ITTSBURtiH, ST. LOUIS AND SEW ORLEANS.
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
TIIENCE BY
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
An Air Lino Route from Chicago to St. Louis.
FfMtAI.N'S T.KAVK CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays excepted)
-A -on arrival c f Express Train of Michigan femtbcm ana
Central 11*11 rtwH —
in. ST. LOUIS DAY -SUIT 9:15, A.M.
2d. “ “ NIUIIT K.YrKESS 10:05, P. M.
Trains run through to St. Louta iu f'mrrepu hours, tjb
Bloomington, Springfield and Alloc, vnlho :I,augtoJca r 8
ur i:oiko<*ctmg at Alton with uai.y Line of Packet 3
lor iUnuibal, and Keokuk, uud :it St. Louis with
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANS,
and inti points on the Mississippi, nuil with regular
lines of .‘•learners tor Kansan find Council I'slufis.
TIME FROM PITTS BUBO II TO ST. LOUIS 38 HOURS
Ragiragp ch.vke’l through to St. Ljul?, on Michigan Cen
tral and Southern Trains,'and at lb? d-pot in Chicago.
E. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
Gen-ral Passenger Agent.
RICHARD P. MORGAN, Jr, Superintendent.
43-Through Tickets to St. LouLs by this route, can he
obtained in Pittsburgh, at Offices of Cleveland and Pitts
burgh uud Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. [Reji27:6m
Bazin's Premium Perfumery.
A PRIZE MEDAL ut th« Grant London Exhibition of
the Industry ot all Natiuns. In 1851, end Seven High
est Premiums, awarded tbn subscriber lu lliiscountry, fcayo
proved M.i iirejuiraiiotP cf a superior quality, and placol
him among the bust perfumers ami soap makers of Ruropo
and America Hu celebrated' Shavlffg Creams and Lus
irates, Ll* fine Pomades, Toilet Waters, and Perfumed tor
the Handkerchief, (of 60 varieties.) aru unsurpassed by any
in the world.
All articles purchased at this establishment are warrant
ed of th« finest quality.
With an addition of many now articles to his list end
greatly increased facilities for manufacturing, he is enabled
to furnish them to dealers in any quantity desired, and at
wry liberal prices.
Country Dealers, requesting it, can have a Price List
mailed to their address, free of poetage.
X. BAZIN,
(Successor to & Roussel,)
No. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth,
feb2~Ldawltn ia Philadelphia.
Carpets Bess than Cost.
IMIB undersigned having reduced the prices of their en
. tiro stock of Carpels, Oil Cloths, Rugs. Mats, Matting,
An., from 20 to 25 per cent, call the attention of persons in
waut • f any articles in their line to tfc« following.
Their stock is ono of tho largest and bat stlected in ‘the
city, and consists lu part of
Velvet and Brussels;
Tapestry Bn sseis;
Aubuason RrossoU;
Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets;
J’ftt-nt Tttrertry Ingrain do;
Superfine) and fine 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 21 feet in width. Trusts case oxly.
a u. headly « co.,
No. 82 Third street.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
O/' 1 PITTSBURGH,
CORNEII OP FOURTH AND SMITIIFIELD STREETS
Authorized Capital, $300,000.
INSURE BUILDINGS and other property aguic&t loss or
damage by Fire, aod the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
directors.
Wm. F. Johnston, llody Patterson,
W. M'Clintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
I>. M. Long, J. Qrier Sprou!,
A. J. Jones, George K. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
lames 8. Negley, W, 3. Haven,
Wade Hampton, D. E.Pnrk,
H. It. Coggshail.
lion. WM V. JOHNSTON, President.
RODY PATTERSON, Vice President.
A A. Carrier, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. Carrier, Assistant Soaetary. dec2:om
Xu Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and Manufacturers.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is now importing a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which % of an ounce with 00
gallons pure Spirit will produce a fineCognae Brandy. Ills
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD’S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ARAC. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY. HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after tbem. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
141 Maiden Lane, New York.
P. S.—lmporter of Daguernfoiypn Chemical.*, PluUna,
Bismuth, Mungancsc; Thorn’s Ext. Copaira, Sulphate Am
monia, Ac. d**c2H.*tf
' Effectual Remedy for Worms.
THE tiEscONS of experience are the nioft reliable, and
If not too costly are fought after by the practical. The
following is the voluntary testimony of a worthy and well
known physician, relative to liia experience of the efficacy
of B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
during a practise of twenty-five years:
Grenada, Miss., May 13d, 1853.
Messrs. B. A. Fhhncstock & Co.
GtNTuaiE*:—l am one of those individuals backward In
giving certificates, but in the present instance consider it
due to humanity to tay thnt 1 have been engaged in the
practice of medicine for twenty-five yearp, and have never
met with any remedy fo effectual for wosms as your Ver
mifuge. Id adults, even In cases of Fever, I sometimes
use It to carry off calomel taken the previous night, and
Often flml billons evacuations nml worms io follow I use
no other Ycrmiluge In my practice, and desire no better
IterpecttuUj W. M. HANKINS, SI. D
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO. corner
First and Wood streets. mhStd/w
AUSTIN Li
'OOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Qffict) 2?o. QZiFb'irih &L t above Vt’oud.
1 011,1 Loa ™ 00 coUr '
t ( tera H’ no J SO^ Stoeji*. bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrant? bough? und sold
Particular atten*ion paid t » the putehaso and sale of
Copper ' r
AH communications nUentod in promptl.
Faiwer’a Celebrated Epicurean Sauce,
OTAND3 PREEMINENT for flavoring Soups, Gravies,
| O Fish, Meat, Game, &o. Wc adris* nil gcol bousexvives
V» try 1L Price ‘25 cents por bottle, at nil Grocery and Fruit
I Stores In tbo United States and Canadas
For sale by iI’CLURG and G. 11. KEYSI7R, Pittsburgh.
P. T WHIG lIT & 00.,
241 Marfcet PtreeU 'Philadelphia
• jnnlfodswly Is
THERA PfcUTIC, OR HKOMNIXQ CHAHt*—Afew more
of those comfortable chairs on hand. Persons dei iricg
a seat that can he occupied for daya without causing fa*
Ugue, should call and see them
decU
T T\, r
ivi; 1 r
' * r't 1
01 r MEDICAL.
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
08, KATUEE'S INPAIIIBLE SPECIFIC;
freventlcn. and Cura oi isiEßStmisr endß**
J? .aimst FjEVsbb, Fetxr end Aacc, Chill* and Tam,
Dtnnr Ague, Gehebal Debility, JClqiit Sweats, and all other
fonnaefdifeasewhicfi have a « mmon origin iaMaJartaox
Miasma. This subtle atmospheric polrou which at certain
seasons is unavoidably Inhaled at every breath, is thesaaa
in chArseter wherever It exists—-North,’ South, £m or
West—and win every where yield' to this newly-discovered
antidote,-whh;h ia ctaimed to he the greatest-discovery in
medians ever made. /
This specific is so hnnnlccS that it may fee .taken by per*
tf every nfeo, ecx or condition,'and it "will not fidbstl*
Into for one disiiaso others still worse, : as re*
fiOJC. in, the treatment by Quinine, Mercury,Atscn'wwand
of oefeterkma drugs, not a panfeleoi >any
Cf vmdi u admitted inio this preparation.
• The proprietor distinctly claimr; there extraordinary re*
snlts from the. usa of this ItATOUAL ANTIDOTI7 TO
MALARIA.' .
•jtwitf entirelyi»rotcftt anrTCiiJpnt or traveler eveu in .
>hfl ' yVA ' 7> iTiayriy; iftn.Hh7.Ague or ,
Brlioas dlse»fe'whatever.
haling Malaria or Miasma "
It will instantly chec;» the Aguu in persons who
fenxl for hoy length or lime, from on. <J«y to treaty venrj "
co thaUheyna.nl narrrfaOTO .iMVrrWn/hyconlinoimHrj
uso according lo directions,- _ _ v
It wiU-immodiatolj'i-elirve nU- thedlsiresiing results of
Bilioaa or Ague diseasesj t*uch-;na .general debility,
sweat?, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite
and strength,and-continttc# until o permanent and radical
cure Is effected. : 1 v •
Finally* its nse crjll banish Foyer and Ague from families
and all clasfev Farmers ahiVall laboring men* by adopt
ing it as a prtye'fitife, f/ilfho'free from. .Ague or Bilious at
tacks in that season' ciTthe year which, while it it the,moat
sickly,is the mostvaluhbldnne tatheta. : •• • ••/
Oiib or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases: some -
may require more Directions printed in Oerman, FroDCh
anu Spanish, accompany each bottle 'Brice Ono DoHor.
Liberal discounts made to the trade. - Trade circnltfTS for
warded on application, and tho article will bo consigned on
liberal terms to responsible parties in'every section of the"
coantry.. . JASi A.--nnODES, PropfieKr, .
'-x- ' u * i : • Pxovidence, It. T.
n A nrat - n ra . TM Hi-S;., V -■OUCKBSEE A CO., unci C.
™S 8 / sSSi 0a: * .POTTER. Philadelphia:
DY OT £ L SONS—and for sale by dealers generally/ [Teb27
DR, HOOFLAND’S
celebrated. .
GERM A t-MMms.
; JTt£PA&EI>' ' • -i. 1
BRrC. Ef. JACESOIT, PhilatlolpSua, Pa.,..
, WILL EmcrUAUT CCEJ! '•
BIVER COMPLAINT,
Chronic or, Itervou* Histasts ofdic Kitfnvjt, an 4
aU aisuuet arising from a disordered'Li&T.or Stanzeh. •
Such. ~ .
asConstlpa- ••;
tioa, Inward Piles, - !
Fuinesß,or Blood to the '
Head, Acidity.of the Stomach, .
NaufeatHcrirlbarn, Disgust for Food,'
Fulness or weight in the Btriaacb, fiour -. .
Eructations, Sinking, or Flattering at the Pit' ‘
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Flattering at tb'e Heart, Chickl
ing orSuffocatiogSensation when in lying Posture, Eliuq'mi
of vision, Dots of TYefcs before tbs hlght, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, *
Yellowness of the Skin ana Eyes, Pain in Ihb
Side, Back, CheHt, Limb 3, Ac., Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
*“ Flesh, Constant Imagln- , _
iagsof EyiLandgreat
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling tbo attention of the public to
this preparation, does eo with a feeling of the utmost confi
dence in Us virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
it is recommended. *
It is no uew and untried article, but one that has stood
the test of a ten years' trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale la unrivalled by any similar’pre
parations extant. The testimony in Us favor given by the
most promlcentaad well known-Physician* and indf.Mu
olB, in all parts of the country 13 immenre. .Beferrirg any
who may doubt, to my “ Memorabilia,”dr Practical Rertfpt
Book, for Fanners and Families, to be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the_Genaan Bitters. .
Principal Officeand Manufact-ry, 120 Arefc street, Phila
delphia, Pa. . - -
Sold by Dr. Geo. n. Keyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Fahnestock k Co.. No. 0 Wood street; Fleming Lrohers,
GO Wood street; 11. p. Swarts and J. P. Fleming, Alleghany.
•declSMawlyls
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AURISTV
TREATS ALL DISEASES OFTSE XT£ AND EAR .WITHOUT CDPHSQ,
LEECinsO, BLISTEEINO, OB TFIR USE OF CALOiIEL. >
OFFICE 45S BROADWAY, COR. GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
Hours from 9A. Mcto 4 P.M. - : - *
ROUGH, GRANULATED LTDB, Inflammation, Acuteor
Chronic Blindness with Films, Iritis, Amaurosis and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Kyec, are among
tho diseases of the eye which are treated toy Dr. H. with
perfect satisfaction.
All diseases of the Ear treated upOu scientific principles.
Artificial Eyea inserted without an operation. >
All letters postpaid will reoure prompt attention, -
We select the following references from among the thoh
- samisof cases which have been’succesfifully treated by Dr;
Ilenderron: '
Wm J. Fryer,32o-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y..
♦Alfred Southwick, Printer, - •••«* «
tJ.Goodspeed, Glens Falls, N. Y. ' —- = '
•Wm. W.Smith, Detroit, Mlcb. k
♦Mrs.A.M.L. Wilson, New York City, N.Y. ; ?
tMiss Mary Bellows, N. E, Station; Duchess eo./N. Y. -
♦EdwardO. Bolger, Bristol, Conn.- ' r
♦John Seamen, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N.Y.
Wm. F. IL Giles, office Courier and Enq., N. Y. ' -'
fJames W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I.
Jarvis Rodgers, ” «
A. R. Reeves, Telegraph Operator, St. Nicholas Hotel.
R. il. Ferries, Organ Builder, Houston St.
R. D. Doolittle, il. D., Hudson, N. Y;- -•••—' »'—
-Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
5L P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy, N. Y. "
l!,.L.Upts, Alb»ny,S.Y.'
A. DlHeubnch.ijcbencctady, N. Y. ; - '• '
Uapt. B. H. Haviland, Athens, N. Y. r ' - -
John \V. llackett, Bingbamptou, N. Y. - ■ -
*Thef.e patien.ts.were blind, and had to le led to tbadfllre.
At the expiration of two weeks theycouM go about the city
at. pleasure. - :
cases of Amaurosis wore restored to sight after
they were given up as incurable by the faculty, and con be
referred to by any person who wishes to Jeara the facts In
these cases, bywriting to them. janV
REV. DR. (JOVEL'S
JB Hli D 111 A t IC : PIX, -IrS-.
For the S<rfe, Ormplclc and Spued# Cure of Injlammatory,
Chronic, Hereditary and Mercurial. Rheumatism, Rhcu.
tnatie Gout , XAimbago, Sciatica, and other Diseases affecting
the Muscular System.
SUCH AN ARRAY OF TESTIMONY os Dr. CoviL’a
RamiiATic Pius h&vo called forth from all classes, was
never voluntarily offered in favor of any other Medicine.
The caries of cure comprehend
EVERY STAGE OF RHEUMATISM,
Whether accompanied by that terrible sensibility of tha
parts affected, common in the inflammatory phase—by the
muscular contractions which 60 often render the victim erf
Chronic Rheumatism a helpless cripple, or by tbo ever*
changing symptoms which are sometimes the characteristics
of this Protean complaint.
Unlike the ** Sangrado” practice of bleedlng.and purging,
which some sapient medicofi consider the Ugitimate mode of
treating Rheumatism, these Pills sustain and cherbh the
animal forces, invigorate the constitution, and thus act as
the allies of Nature in her efforts to cast off the disease.
Their mcdloal notion is direct and specific. It reaches the
materiel mozi&i or radix of the disorder, through all the
complications of nerves and fibres in which it is entrenched,
and expels from the blood the febrile principle which feeds,
and spreads, and intensifies, wbße it ppreods the fatal ten
dencies of the malady.
Caution—Beware of Counterfeits M
Be particular, and enquire tor Itrv. SAMUEL CGYEL’S
RHEUMATIC PILLS, and Bee that the boxes have, on the
outside wrapper, his signature, countersigned by 0. 0.
RING, General Agent. 192 Broadway, New Y’ork, without
which none are qekuine.
PRJCE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOS’.
ftß-Sold by Dr. GEO. Q. KEYSER, Pittsburgh; J. P.
FLEMING, Allegheny City. .
BY Tirtue of a precept under the hands of William R.
M’Clure, President of the Court of. Common Pleas, in
and for the Filth Judicial District of Penmylvania, and
J ustice of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and general Jail
delivery, in and for said district, and William Bogg* and
Gabriel Adams, Esqs., Associate Judges of the name county,
ia and for tbo county of Allegheny, dated the twenty third
day of February, in tbe year of our Lord one'thousand
eight hundred and fifty-five, and to me directed, for bo th
ing a Court of Oyer and Terminer and general jail delivery,
at tbe Court House in tbe city of Pittsburgh, on the fourth
Monday of March, nt ten o'clock,'A 51. Public notice !*
hereby given to all Justices of the Peace, Coroner, andCoU*
stables of the county of Allegheny, that they oe, then and
there, in their proper persons, with thtir rolls, records, in
quisitions, examinations and other remembrances, to do
those thlugs which to their respective offices, in their bo
haU, appears to be done—and also those that will prosecute
the prisoners that now are, or may be in the Jau c t said
county of Allegheny, to be then aud there to proxeoute
agaipst them as shall be just.
Given under my hand, in Pittsburgh, this first day of
March, in tbe year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-hvo and of tbe Commonwealth tbe reventy-
Pitiih. fmhSj WILLIAM MAOTLL, Sheriff.
RILKY’3 nOTBL, (formerly known as the LAMAETm*
House,) i 3 offered for l«ns« on favorable terms. . iMuj»
situated on toe corner of Fourth street and Grant, near to
the Court House,and übout midway teen the Ab/nongahcla
Wharf and the Depot, it i 3 one of the most
pleasant, convenient and desirable locations in the city;
The Hotel will be furnished, if desired, and least'll for ft
term of years, commencing from the first of April next.
For farther information apply to
JOSEPH S. A A. P. Att’jfc
OOleg No. 143 Fourth st.. Pittsburgh.
jansM:d«wtf
Notice* ~ 1 ",
Aid* PERSONS having Books »r Certificates of Deposit
agaloat tiie undersigned, are requested to present the
stme at our office, for settlement.
HOON & SARfIRNT
Pittsburgh, January 24th, 1555-Uan;ts aAttUJSWA '
A Card. ....
OWING to a steady drain upon our funds and an aocft*
•mulaGonnf. outside pressure; t&geftier' wiffi "ftii
rremv difficulty or realizing our securities, we turn been
compelled to suspend our business.
Our creditors may rat confident that onr entire indebt
eaut-es will be fully paid, as we hare unquestionably a largo
surplus over our liabilities. KH&MEA 4 HAUM.
January 20,1855 [ jan23
T ~
iIUE PXRTNEH3UII* heretoforeopiatingunderthe style
X Of “ KRAMER, WORK * YOUNG,” FhtlidelpTiTa, la'
tb.B uny dlteolved; Samuel Work, George Young and Wm.
alCouch, purchasing the interest of Krsmer & Rohm la,
T**" business trill be'cintinuedhj “WORK,
YOUNG & M’COUCU
January So, 1855. !
4ST* Depositors in onr office, will please call and recetT*
their bills and noies left wilt us for colle-lian.
jan23 KEAMJBU k BAUM.
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
J E. BIXiET, Proprietor.
CONTINUATION OP TUB
GREAT SEMI* ANN UAL SALE Of
a. a. mason & co.,
AMI) STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A A. MASON a CO. will continue their sale through
• the month of February. Their Immense rtoehwill
be again market down and offered a t still greater reduction
in prices. fahl
Partner Wanted*
IN THE BEST and one of the most profitable retail o**b
business In Pittsburgh. A person with a cash capital
of $2,000 can realize S 3 percent, and no-risk, in an old O*
tabiishea business, the sales of which, notwithstanding
dull times. Is Increasing rapidly. To a business man wlta
theabOTe capital or more, this is a chance seldom T offbr*J.
Address Box 332, Pittsburgh Post Office, with real name
acd address Jan2*_
BUX£EZI*-»10 bbls prime roll received and for sale by
lbhlO - - HENRY H. OQI£U«L
X. B. YODNQ A COt
Jk ijji 'it" -
RHODES’
Proclamation.
Ilotcl fur Lease*
KILEY’S HOTEL: