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THE CITY POST.
THOEBDAY MOENING::::::*::::::MARCH 22.
Back Numbers Wasted.—The following baok
xmAbers from our files of the Morning Post , for
1864, are missing:
AprU SOth; September l-3th ood 27th; Octo
ber 7th, 9th. end 24th.
; Also the following dates of our weekly, the
Saturday Morning Post:
July 30th, 1863; January 14th, 1854; Feb
ruary 4th and 25th, 1854; March 11th, 1854;
April 29th, ’54; July 22d, ’54; August 19th,
*64; September 16th and 80th, *64; and October
14th, *54.
Any of cur subscribers who may have all or
any one of the above numbers iu their posses
sion will confer a particular favor by forwarding
them to.our counting room. Ten oente will be
paid for caoh.
A Vitriol Majj.—A warrant was yesterday
iasjod by Alderman Major, for the arrest of a
man named David Brown, charged with the
offenco of throwing vitriol, or 6ome other corro
sive acid, on the dress of Sarah Barker. Sarah
states that while going up Wylie street, on Tues
day night, in company with two or throe other
females, she was followed for Borne distanco by
Brown. On turning round to remonstrate with
him, be threw something at her, which she sup
posed was a knife. While talking to him he also
made motions as* if throwing at her, and every
tlmo, she frit something drop on her dress. Af
ter talking to him a few minutes, she proceeded
home, where, on going to take off her dress, she
found that a largo part of the skirt was burnt in
holeß by some kind of currosivo acid.
This Brown is tho same fellow whom wo pub
lished some months ago, as having left his wire
and gone off with a female, named Mrs. Fini
frogg, who, we believe, is the complainant in
this case, under another name. Sioco that time,
they have returned; and the woman deserting
her paramonr, ho, In a fit of jealousy perpetra
ted the outrage &s above recorded. Whether
the vitriol was intended for the girl’s face, or
otily for her clothing, is a question we suppose
will bo settled on an examination before the
alderman, if tho scoundrel is caught.
Serious Accident.—A man Domed Christo
pher M’fleil, while going tu the firo on Tuesday
night, met with an accident which will probably
prove fatal. 61’Neil formerly resided in Brook
ville, Jefferson county, and was putting up at the
house of a relative, situated on the corner of
Weßt Commons and Ohio street, waiting for his
family, who had not yet arrived, but whom ho
oxpectcd to Join him iu a few days, fer the pur
pose of proceeding to lowa, where they intend
to make tbeir future abode. When the fire broke
out, he started for the scene iu company with a
friend, and for tbo purpose of getting there as
boon as possible, determined to cross over that
patt of .the Seminary Hill, called Hog-baok, that
being the shortest course they could tako. They
finally gained tho hill, aud not knowing that a
road had been cut through it, Mr. M'Neil, who
was in advance of bis comp&nian, fell over the
bank into the road, a distance of some thirty
feet. Here he lay senseloss, until hia compan
ion, who witnessed tho accident, procured help,
when ho was conveyed on a settee to tho Louse
he was stopping at, where be now lies in a criti
cal couditiou. One of his legs and arms veto
broken, besides receiving a severe contusion on
bead by the /all. Drs. John and Thomas Dick
sou are attending to him, and think he will re
cover under proper care. The injured muu is
some fifty years of age.
Re Arrest of a Supposed Bubglak. —Wo
mentioned, a few days ago, the escape from the
tombs of a fellow culling himself John Bosley,
where he had been confiued on suspicion of be*
iog a borglar; the night police, we believe, hav
ing Been him attempt to eutcr the clothing store
of M’Caoce & Co., on the corner of Plum alley
and Liberty street. On Tuesday night, a gentle
man in Allegheny heard two boys conversing on
this escape, and learnt from them that Bosiey
Wi9 in the employ of Mr. James Hoag, butcher,
under the name of Fox. This information he
conveyed to Mayor Volz, and yesterday officers ]
Richardson and Moon proceeded to the market |
house, where they found him serving out meat
at Mr. Hoag’s stall. The fallow, cn discovering
their errand, disclaimed all knowledge of such a
person as Bosley or Fox, and said his name was
Johoston. The subterfuge, however, would not
answer, and he was re arrested and broogbt to
the Mayor’s office, where he will have an exami
nation today.
. C -
Alderman Donaldson’s Decisions in the
Bread Suits —The decision in the bread suits
was yesterday given Donaldson:
John-Sheppard, L. Patty, Joseph Sbocb, J. M.
Faas, A. & P. Scbildecker.'C Staats, M. F.
Kunz, D.ivta Johnston, John Bauss, S. Barnes 6:
Co., M. Connolly, 11. Nice, J. Chaaiberlaiu, G.
Glass, JM. Martin and G. Glcchtler, were all
found guilty of violations of the ordinance, aud
dined $5 and costs, iu the case of J. It Dingier
and J. Leese a decision was given in favor of de
fendants, as their loaves come within a fraction
of the legal weight. We understand uis the in
tention of some of thebe parties to appeal from
the decision of the magistrate, and teat the con
Etitutionalily of toe law by carrying the case up
to a higher court.
Mysterious Disappearance —Oo the down
ward trip of the steamer Luzerne, from Browns
ville, on Tuesday, a mail UameJ I\xU/u, remov
ing from Su-wnrjiieVTu, Yu, to IPinyis, got on
board to come u* this city. Belwecu Lock No.
8 and Cookstowu, about 10 o’clock at night, the
steamer stopped iu leave off some freight. Pix
ton was seen btauding ou the guards. When it
started again ho had disappeared, aud could not
afterwards be found. His family were lauded in
the city yesterday morning total strangers, and
nearly, distracted, from the occurrence. Wbai
was the cause of his mysterious disappearance
is not knowu.
District Court —Before Hon. H. W. Wil
Iu the case of C. W. Bennett vb. R. T. Leech,
the jury returned a verdict of $139 40 for plain
tiff.
This Court has entirely disposed of the trial
list, and will meet at 10 o’clock this morning to
take up the argument list.
Death or Judge Riddle —The Hon. James
Riddle died at hiß residence yesterday morning,
at the age of 85 yearß. Judge Kiddle was one
of our oldest citizens, and bis death, though Dot
unlooked for at his advanced age, will be univer
sally regretted.
A Magnificent Bibd —We saw yesterday, al
the restaurant of Copt. Seeley, on Market street,
a beautiful grey Eagle, which was captured ii
Washington county, Ohio. It is a magnificent
specimen of a bird.
The elegant Household Furniture of James
A. M’Koight, Eaq., who is declining housekeep
ing, will be sold this morning at 10 o’clock, at
hie residence, No. 802 Peon street, by Mr. L>a
vie, auctioneer.
Be An in mind the best place to buy hate and
naps of the newest styles is the popular Banner
Hat Store, opposite the new Presbyterian cborcb.
147 Wood Btreet. Look ouLfor the name and
sign of the American flog, Alf. Keevil.
Pbothonotahy Supreme B. Me-
Calmont, Esq-, has boon appointed Prothoootary
of the Supreme Court for tho Western District
of Pennsylvania, vice John Coyle.
Larceny —James Graham was committed t<
jail, yesterday, by Mayor Volz, for the larceny
of a box of window-glass from Joseph Moore, oi
ihe Fifth Ward.
Thb Young American, yesterday, made its
first appearance as a morning paper. It is some
what reduced in size, but no doubt will provo a
intereatlng bb usual.
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
and Slanufacturerß.
THE SUBSCRIBER is dow importing a superior qualU'
of OIL OF COON AC, of which % of an ounce with <V
Milons pure Spirit will prrduce a fine Cognac Brandy
His ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD’fI BRANDY .
of JAMAIOA'and ST. CROJX RDM, ABAC. CIDKR ami
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTCH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the Ne*
York merchants by the demand after them. Directions f t
use will invariably l o given by
DK. LEWIS FKOTOHWANGEn,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
N. B.—Photographic And Daguerreotype Chemicals, Me
tals and Patent MfuJcinrs, Bromine, lodine, Cyaoide, rota
sium, Oxide Silver. DiMiHtfcl Mercury, Nitrate Slrout*-!',
Thom’s Ext. Copalva, Fumigat'ng Pnatilua, Ploiina, Bi
mntb, Nlchel, Manganla, Codmiuxu, Carmine Rouge, :
Hg Blue, Indigo, Oil*, Juniper, Canary, Pemcnto, Bitter
Almonds. mb&Qteod
liAliil W A It U
FOR
Saddlers and Carriage Makers.
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
No* 127 Wood street,
PITTSBURGH.
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, Moos, Bent Stuff,
Springe, &c., &o.
„„7 r »7777771- I*- KEISINOUU T. J. QBAF .
M ° Oraff> Reltlnger & Graff,
fc'OUMJUY, >o. 124 Wood fctrett, Putt-
W bqrgb, Pa.
HAJTCTiCTIinXRa 0 ’
Plain oud Fancy Grate#,
Plain and Fancy Fenders,
Bad and Dog Irons,
Portable forge#,
T'a nettles,
Wagon &c.
Cooking Stoves,
Coal and Wood Stores,
Parlor Stove?,
Hollow Ware,
igogar Kettles,
[Stove Kettles,
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COMMERCE L POST.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADK A ISO
MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.
OFFICER
President-^ JOHN SIOTTON.
Firtt Tim jhraiient—'WK. H. gintH.
* “__ “ „ Wn. R. Brow*.
Secretary—\fx. S. Haven.
Treasurer — John D. Scout.
Superintendent—?,. T. North am, Jr.
Committee of Arbitration for Stirch.— W. R. Brown, Fas.
Sellers, Joshua Rhodes, John M'BrviTr, Jons Scott.
DAILY REVIEW OF FITTBBUEGH MARKET.
Office of tub Daily Morning Post, )
Thursday, March 28, 1853, J
Business was active yesterday ; in Flour, however, tho
sales wore small, compared with the day previous.
ASHES—IO tons Pearls at four months; 6 cks Pot
ash at cash.
BACON—Sales 25,500 ftu Shoulders, Bides and Ham 3, In
lots, at 6V$, nod 9*4, cash; 7,000 do, Shoulders and
Sides, at 6% and 7-J£. sixty days.
BULK MEAT —IU.UOO lb* Shoulders, SiJrs and Horn?,
at 5. 0 and 7, cash; lu,ooo fi>3 Shoulders and Hams at !>
and 7, do.
BEANS—4O bus White, from wharf, a! $2,62.
CnEESE—I2O hxs W. R. «t 10.
FLOUR—SO bb!s extra, from wharf, at $8.72: 25 do pu
perflae, from store, at $8,75; 110 do, superfine and extra,
from wharf, at $6.52.
FISH—IO bbls No. 3 large Mackerel at $lO 50; 10 hf do
Tront at $4,60; 10 do do at $4 25; 10 hf bbls White at $4,75.
FRUIT—2S bus Dried Peaches at $2,25; 10 do do, old, at
$2,00; liO do Dried Apples, old, ut $1 (0.
UR AlN—Corn...2oo bus Ear, wharf, at 85; 200 do Shelled
do ri 80; 600 do do, store, at 84; 300 do do do at 85 Oats...
170 bus, wharf, at 63.
CRUCERIES—CotTee...4O bags Rio at four mos.
Molasses...so bbls old, oak, nt 27. sixty dayn; 25 clnew.
do, at 27, cash; 25 do do do at 28, do. Sugar...6o hhd.»
fully fair to prime at four months; 6 do do at 64*,
four months.
lIA Y— 20 tons, from whai f, S2B<§>24; 6dodo at $24,00.
NUTS—6OO bus Peanuts at $1,60, cash.
LA H D—2o bbls at S4£. cash.
RICE—4 tea at flL£, sixty days.
SEED—S bbls Timothy at $2,75 bushel.
Dnnlc Statement
The averages of the New York Banks for the week end
Ing 17th lost., fhov a small increase in al the departments
of Loons, Specie and Deposits; the reserve of Bpecie being
raised to $16,933,012. The
Loans increase
Specie Increases
Deposits iner»-ase
Including the Sub-Treasury balance at the close of bui»i
ness on Saturday afieraoon, the following is the gt-uerai
C..V?AIIATIV£ RECAPITULATION,
Dec- SO. March 17. March 10.
.$81,053,627 £92,447,317 $92 331,775
.12,1-76147 10,933,912 10870,660
. 7.061.016 7,131,996
.62.828,02) 76.62n.204 70 25P.921
. 2 352 OU> 4,133 029 4.410,131
Lords.
Specie
.Circulation
Dopes ts
In Sub Treasury
TELEGBAPH MASSETS
Niw Toiic, Ma.ch 21.—There Is an active Fpwulmlre de
mand for Colton and the sal-9 to-day reach 6,000 hales. N,
0. middling 9)£. Flour easier hut not qnotably lower;
sales of 4,750 bbls good Ohio at $9,31(a;59,76 , Southern uq
changed. Wheat firm. Corn unchanged with sales cf
85,0c0 bushel*. Poik dull. Reef Arm. Lard firm with rD
upward tendency; sales In kegs at Putter
drooping; *ale9 Ohio at 15*-£@2o. Whisky thin. 0 fT-c
steady; sales llio at llfg,llb£. Sugars firm, with sale* 600
bbla. Sales COO bbls hew Orleans Vcdasti?* at
Stocks weaker; Modpj steadv : Virginia nixes 97. New Yoik
Central 93V£. Pennsylvania Coal Company lv6)-£, Cumber
land 24££, Erie 48, Cleveland ami Toledo Railroad SO.
March 2l.—Flour hns undergone no chang--;
there Is but little export demand ; only a few hundred bus
have been disposed of at $9,25 bbl for common brands and
$9,75 for extra. Rye flour in better demend ; sales 100 br>U
ut S&SiQ.I-M- Sales 100 bbls Pvuna. Corn-meal at $4 12bjj.
Wheat in demand; but llttie offering; sales 1000 bu-h«*N
or-llnary and prime red at $2,18(2,2.21, and some poor wM'e
at $2,25; u cargo of prime white so d at whl-h >< a
a further ad Vance. Rj eln demand at $1.25. Corn in f*ir
request; further sales of 300 bus. Southern yellow at po,
afloat. Oats 6f»<g.sG. Two cargoes of SHly fruit have ar
rived Whisky steady at in bbls and 30 lu hhds.
Cincinnati, March 21—The river hw ftl’en 12 ir.v.Les.
Weather clear and cool. Flour 25. Whisky 25.
Oats In good demand at 46. Pruvisjoca quiet tut not !o« *rr;
sales 100 bids Mess Pork at $13.50; sale* 100 bids old Mess
atsl£,<o: tales 76 hhds Paeon Sides at C : . s . packed Lin
seed Oil Sugar active. sales 3'XI hbd* at s<g-5,'.£
Molasses 26 No change io Money matters. CToversetsi
declined to $5 25.
AUCTION SALES!
Auction—Daily Sales.
AT the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets,at 10 o’clock, A. M., a general assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
aDd Shoes, Uuts, Caps Ac.,
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Groceries,QueeDSware, Glassware, Table Cutlerv, Looking
New and Secoedllaud Lioui*t*hold unJ Kitchcu Fur*
n'tare>Ac.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles. Musical Inatrnmenta,
Hardware and-Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Eilrer watches, Ac. P. M. DAVIB. Auctioneer. fja3l:tl
I\ M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Market street dry goods stoke at alt
T.ON. —On FEIDAY afleroo<n, Match l£3l, nt two
o'clock, and conllnuinr d i'y, • t niue o’clock, A M , nt the
Dr Goods Sior-' of Mr. John Thompson, Nt. 106 Murk-t
street, will be a Id, a« he i.« quitting busimn >, hie entire
stock of Foreign and Domesti Dry Goods, which are of (he
'atest Btyles.fto.l be_»t qualities, cjm ririDg. in p»rt, super.
French plaid, c--a g* able a d finry dru*sfd!k«, super black
& > Hbinu, pouit de soie und Itulrin d tv>c. silka, w*sh
silks, black dress satins, 10-nhszln« s, Freu-h merinos, all
roloya; fdlb tissues ■ nd U‘rtig«.->, l«r.e *<u.onajen: rf a Ik
warp Cobnrgs and alpacas, rich style* all wool and cotton
warp moos de lain-**, figured Swiss mU;?, cashmere*. r-le
gant worsted and chinti rotes, tilk Florences and pro de
Naples, crepe*. bonnet, mantna and sv.ln ribbons; jdvn,
bnrred and dotted cambric: j.irkonet, nansook, mull,
Swiss and bishop lawn; hemal itch and embroiJ.-red enm
brie hdkts., silk hdkf*. and c av»ts, satin fraris an l stocks,
super embroidered r*pe thawl», rich tmwhn,csshmereand
silk shawls; wool IlTid do hunt* long and square «l;awls,
Paris silk vrieties, clr>'b unit merino cloaks, em ••roid«*red
and dotttd si b veils, French ne die wo k and embroideries,
laces, fringe*, window curia! a* l Vrenrii and l-’.ngHi -hintteF,
ginghnnn and prims. Ir td> linens, large variety of gloves
and huM.-ry of the be*t mate 4, super cloths, ca’hiuiere-.
satinets jeans aud tweeds, linen drills, cotronad*-*. silk
and -a?iu v« tines, colored c»mbri■ checks, tickings,
bieach-d aud brown muslins. % to yard-* wide; word
and cotton flannel*, b ankets, linen taMo clot! s. napkin*,
t thsli sni toweling, tab> cover», bonnets, umt-relliiH, part
tore, and a geueral assortment of tr mining-. ic , Ac.
nib2*d !*• M. MAVIS, Au-t’r,
OUFKHIGK FLkMU'KE, 'LARGE >i 1 KMjKS, C!I AN-
O DF.LI KKA, Ac., AT AUClTiiN—i*n i- Kl IM Y‘ morning,
March Jid, at yV' o' lock, at th r luvelli-.g Hmi-c lately oc
cupied by Get/1 Larimer, on Penn ft-ee\ near Wayre, will
Ik- told, •* ithout : erve, a large qu'intity of wull kept, Cue
Uou>eh;>ld Fu niturc, amoi.g which are two splendid
French plate mirror.', with marble stands; e»s chnodellers
with out plus? drop®; gilt chandeliers and brackets; pilt
curtain eomlcep, fine pap«ir mache inlaid tsldcfi. marble
top centre anil pier tatlos, hair seat sofa, divans, chnirsand
rockers; hair eeat ctJri cbnirs, cnDe s-at and Windsor
chairs, rosewood, walnut *rd mahogany dressing bureau**;
marble lop and plain wusb stands, mnhrg ny un i walnut
high post and Freuch bedsteads • mattresses, tied*, beddimr,
carpets, maltin', Ye.etlan blinds, curved hall chairs,
Fploiidid mantel clocks, K in iron fenders, iron Wth tub,
ball aud floor oil rlotbfi, dining and breakfuM tables, table
cloths, China, glass and qae*nsware; kni»es and forks,
castors, with a general assortment ot other heusekeepiog
goods. A<6o, at 11 bj o’clock, two very superior top Eugglus.
m«»>22 P. M DAVIE. Auctioneer.
X I uHi 11 AAI BIriGAA MINI*' U LG. CTOLK nt AUCITuN.
1\ THI< EVENING, Thursday, March 22J, at the Mer
chants’ Exchange, will \)u sold, for r&sb, par funds, Twenty
Shares N. A. Mloing Co. Stock.
mb‘22 P- M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
SPLENDID UoUSEUOLD FUKNIT»'HK AT AUCTION.-
Oo Thursday morning, March 22d, at 10 o’clock, at ihe
residence of James A. M'Koight, Es*j., No. JO2 Penn Htrnot.
will be sold, his entire stock of llousrh(>ld and Kitchen
Fornlturo, which is of very superior quality, and most of it
nearly new —among which are: 1 pair large French plate
mantel mirrors; 1 pair walnut lounges, hairdo b spring
carved black walnut sofa,chain and rrckers; walnut
eecri oire; mahogany side-board; snperior parlor curtains,
mahogany extension table, umbrella stand, new oval pic
ture frames, gas chandeliers, girandoles, fine mahogany and
cherry bedsteada, toilet bureaus, sharing stand, walnut
crib, walnut enclosed wash stands, hair mattresses, beds
ond bedding, elegant set of China chamber ware, superior
parlor, chamber and hull carpets; fire irons nnd stands,
fenders, rugs, etalr carpets and rods, fancy »ewjng chairs,
brass cotil boxes, cherry wardrobe, work and toilet stands,
fancy and common chairs, floe set of China table ware, ta
ble cutlery, gla*s and queensware, with a general assort
ment of kitchen furniture, cooking utensils, Ac. Terms at
gale. (mhlU) I*. M. DAVIS, Auct’r.
/~VuGiTilUbINl2flO STAND'IN DI'aMOND"ALLEY Foil
\JT SALK. —That valuable Three Story lirick Dwelling
House and Store, No. 26 Diamond alley, «t present occupied
by Mrs. Kerbey. Lot baa a front of 16 feet, aud extends
back 76 feet. Apply to P. M. DaVIB,
mhl2 Auctioneer.
t ■ fcfc/d 6ALK OK J'tNft M'tthKT I'KOPKHTV.—Un
Thursday evening, March 22J, at "}•£ o'clock, nt th*»
Merchants’ Kichauge, will be wold, without reserve, by or
der of Tboa. Mellon, Bm{., Trustee, that very desirable IM
of Ground situate between Hand and Wojne fttreets, hav
ing a front on Pena street of 110 feet, and oatending back
ICO feet to Fayette ctreol—on which Lh erected that superb
modern style well finished Prick Dwelling House (on the
back, buildings—Coach House, Stable, Ac.) lately occupied
by Gen. Win.Lv liner,. J. Terms at kale.
mb9 P- M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Office, No. 92 Fourth st., above Wood.
NOTES, Draftß, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on colla
terals, negotiated. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular ‘attention paid to tbo purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
Alt communications attented to promptly
fllO LIST—From the Ist of April next, the commodious
BKICK BUILDINGS situate m the Second Ward of
the City of Pittsburgh, between Breckenridee ptreet and
the Monongahela river, lately occupied by Messrs. Babe
irell, Pears 4 Co as a Glass manufactory and warehouse.
This property Is eligibly situated, adjacent to the Monon
gahela wharf, for any business connected with steam boating
or river trade, or for manufacturing purposes.
Several small Buildings and a capacious yard are attach
ei. Apply to OLIVRII W. JBARNEB,
President Pitt, and Conn. It. It Co.,
mhldrtf l Neville Hall, Fourth and Liberty streets.
\t liw UUOK.B AX' DaVlcJuN'cJ, to Maaarr feTRBST, near
ll Fourth—
Christ a Friend; and the Friends or Christ; by Kehe
miah Adams, D. D.—-In two separate volumes.
Lifo Beenes of the Messiah; by lt«v. Rufus W. Clark.
The Mothers of the liibit*; by Mrs 8. 0. Ashton.
The Bvenidg of Life, or Lite and Comfort amid the sha
dows of declining years; by Jeremiah Chaplin.
CummlDg*’ "Works.
Scripture Readings on Genesis, Exodus, St Matthew and
St. Mark.
Benedictions, or the Blessed Life.
Voiceß of the Day. Voices ot the Night.
Voices of the Dead.
lectures OD the Miracles and Parables.
Lectures on the Seven Churches.
Minor Works, let and 2d series, Ac.
The Footsteps of Bt. Paul; by author ot Words of Jesus
Words of Jesus; by author of Morning and Nighl
Watches.
; Mind of Jesus; by same author.
1 1 xith BniTloH CABIN KT.—The rum total of the changes
X in the British Cabinet appears to be, that Lord Noodle
goes out, and Lord Boodle comes in. The question now is:
“ Will Boodle do;" Whether he will or nut, one thing is
certain, that the Herpetic Soap will do the following:
Heal all chaps, chafes, Ac, cure sore rough bands, and ren
der them soft, Emooth and white.
mbH 8. L. CPTHBERT, 140 Third ft
,nn tOR A QOOD BRICK DWELLING UOUSK
tJp-wviUU of six rooms, and a good cellar, u pav*>d
yard, hydrant, Ac. The property is in good order—siiuated
on First street, aboTe fimlthfleld. Terms easy.
$2OO0 —A large Dwelling House, No. 22 Third street, Cor
the above low price. 8. CCTIIBERT A SON,
mhl4 140 Third street.
A JEW 8 FOR RIVER MEM.
The Bitie, Business, Ac.—There -were 9 feet 4 Inches wa
ter in thu channel—and falling. A bfi.sk business was done
on the wharf. The “J. O. Fremont,” Capt Stcekdale, and
“Pan’ Jones," Capt. Dales, both from New Orleans, arrived
yesterday with large cargoes of groceries, Ac. The “ Phila
delphia,” from Cincinnati, also arrived with a fall load. A
nnmbor of boats departed with full freight and passeoger
list*. Among them were the “ Adriatic,” “ Endeavor,” and
Great Wes’," for St. Louis; the “Cincinnati" and “G
Bualer," for Cincinnati; the “ Ingress," fur Najhvillo, be.
sides several for Wheeling. _____
Tnr “ Forest City ” is the regular morning packet for
Wheeling; she leaves at 10 o’clock.
Ws understand by u despatch from St. Louis yesterday,
that there is a great ecarcity of pilots at that point, for the
Missouri river.
The steamer E\*. allow,’’ Cnpt. Sloan, leaves to day f.r
L?ul«rille. Capt. 13.,I 3 ., nnd cur friend Anewalt, clerk, will
mala- all nt home who irucl wlih them.
Twelve Ff.nT WArra rc;orted us the depth on the falls,
at Loui.- v iilt*, on the 13 h. Tbv weather was cold and clear,
with heavy fr-«rs Several steamers passed over the fails,
with penty of water to fpare.
The a;pdroer •*Plii : iiJeljbia,’‘ Capt. R Grace, is the rrgulnr
piu-ket for Cincinnati io*dwy; she leaves at ll) o’clock, A. M.
C;ipt. (i and bis gentlemanly clerks, Messrs. Mcßride and
T'-wihkihl, whoso urbanity of munners have made them
general fnvi'rit-s with the traveling public, will do all In
their power to eatwr to the ciinfort cf dll who may travel
on the *• phiUd.dyliiis."
FOB! OF PITTSBURGH.
y FEET 4 INt HE S WATER IN THE CIUNNEL.
ARRIVED.
Bt*-nm*-r .liffTcrnna. Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Luzerne, Uwnnott. Brownsville.
“ Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Convoy, Wolf, Woilsville.
11 VV.lipse, Mooro, M-nbenville.
•• Venture, Gordon, Wheeling.
Forest City, Mooro, Wheeling.
*• Philadelphia, Grace, Cincinnati
Pnul Joqhs, Dales New Orleans
** J. C. Fr.in.iQt, Stoohdale, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
St.-tuner Venture, Uoriou, Wheeling
** Jefl*:r<on. Parkinson, BrowosTilla.
*• Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
•• fini H •yard, Peebles. Klizabelh.
Convey, Wolf, WellsviUe
F.i Mooro, Steubenville.
•• Diurnal. Fbnpb'-r.l, Wheeling.
•• Empire, Boyle. Hteuijenvllie.
“ Cincinnati, Curtin. Cincinnati.
•• C. Dealer, Cincinnati.
“ Adriatic, Stone, Louisville
•• ProffießA, Woodburn. Nftshriile.
•• Endeavor, Mar, St Louis.
•• <in*rtt Wo*t, Ji'Cullougb, rt 1.-u'.-'
STEAMBOATS
"1555.”
PITTSBUBGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AN L>
S A 1 X T L O lIS
Pittsburgh and. Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
POR TI!K COTV r YANOE OF
PASSIiiKGfiaS AXD VRBIGUT
UKTWEEN
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Louis.
This Line is composed of seven
cSa--- powerful Steamers, une-
AgSßffSSSv* t unUed for spreU, fpL* ridor, .safety,
Ri:d Comfort. I- the . SLY Te.Kord! DaUT LIKE OP Steam
Packets on the Ohio ri* -r. It .v. tun-eta with the U. 8. Mall
Ltueot ctejim-re tr-:n * Ir.rinunM to I,cui.7vill« and Saint
Louis, by which pw-ecorfcr?. ucd freight nrs tickrlsd and rc-
C'lj'ltd I'.ron-ju dilily. Two i:.-w St-umers have been added
to the Line, v. hi-ti now t,vo-'*> cd the following l-oat? :
Day t of I^parture
Deals. Oiplnins. fro-i i DiUii.uryh.
BUCKbVK BT\TE M. W UtLTznoovEfi....Sunday.
KEYSTONE i-TATK lacua Hazi.ei\._ Monday.
ALLEGHENY tito M’Lain .Tuesday.
CINCINNATI K Humtji....
PUILADSUMIIA K. J. Ohacz.
I. N. CocS
A NIA .Iso. Klinefelter
dally Tit lu o’clock, A. M., precisely
No freight recejrwij after nine o’clock on the morning of
depart utm. •
For particulars, apply on board., or to
JOHN U. LIVINGSTON,) *
JOHN KLA.CK. J Agents,
Mnncngancla House Buildings.
Pittsburgh, IS£?. |nov2B]
Pltuburgh ( Steubenville sud Wheeling
Packets.
1 The I»l I’UN a 1.. UnjUaio A.' S. SnnutEnn, and
th» POKPsT CITY, Captain btoiuis IX Moore,
v ill run ii'- regular L'AlLi I’ACKKT.S U'lwei-n Pittsburgh,
MeutuUTtliv unii Wlireliug, stopping at nil intermediate
port*.
Thu DriiKNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed-
UT" an-1 l'nJa\-, at lu A. M.— AWuminy she
will leav«- w heeling uu Tursdat Thursdays and
tt*. ? 1.'.-!, ft. A. M.
The FuKr.ST CITY will Wltuburjjh on Tunsdavn
ThuixilftVh ai.il SuturvKi k, at Io o'clock, A.M.— Ri’turmrg
will !i”! x t* lift on Mon-Ju)Wi-JuctKiftys and Kri
iluy •. at ' ; 2 •/.•took, A >1 .
For or j.h ,•!>*«• nu l-oard or to
J. i> CVCUNUWOuIk Acrnt,
Nr. Front ptr*»t.
For ftasUvillc
Til.- svmlmt BELLE GoLUI.Vfj, Capt Tuts,
f Kill u*nv»* mr lli»* abov.* and Intenn**-
..! in’-f j. .ru- on SATL'UIMY. 24fb just., 10 A_M.
ior Ir.-i.'la or pn*?<v : ' apply (, n t’Oard, er to
mlv-J- * <1 M. lIAKPON, Airur.t.
Kor St l.ouli.
i'lit! st.-uun-r al..M.\, Ca;-:nin R. D C* tilßAt,
1 It-:, r? f -r i h*» abov*- umj Intermedia to ports
fflgrbinflß.-n SAT< l:JiA\, 2Hh intuit, at to A M.
For . r j..i >;./.• apply on l-oard, or (•>
uili-* UVKNKS & FLACK, Agrnt*.
For M, Louis
—The i’At I. J<»NF.A, Curt. Jami 3
\»i'. 1 i'nr'i.M ft* V,' and In
■ jo.-. - .01 FPJI'.U, 2'ivi la,i , at 10 A. M.
For f fijl.t --r i**t-*pp!y on b .iirl. mh22
For St. Loitl*, Galena ntirl Dubiujue
Tti>’ Mc;un>»r .I'tfiN tj KtiKMONT, Captain
or" upj 1 > -- n 1 * in M 2
For St. bouli, town, VN lacoitMlti nt»d Mlu
nfKOtn Ten I tor y—ll tl I tioy, WartaiV,
ivroLnU, Fort i>l atl i n on, Burlington!
MiiKcntlnr, Kocli !&lnn«l* DaveQporl«
Gulcuh, Dubuque, st. l’elere and St
Paul.
(r «-. The -(« nuif-r Ct‘:N KWAGO, Cspt. J. 11. Mar
[ hu;, nil i l-a-.o- f. r ’hi- r:nvf on «1 interm**
lC£l l ii'ii'fr-s?g<i.ut- j ort.» on Til L' It? V.\ V. 22d lost., at 10 a M.
For . r apply i-ti K.ar.l. or to
1-I.ACK, RaHNVS k l 1 VIMiSToV. Act's
For Hickmtui, Mempiil* ntul New Urleans.
Tb-- •’leaaur cT. CI.AIK, Capt. Drsup, will
I . y~4v-i L-nw for the ab-->\«. ntid in’eroit-diatu porta on
S*SBSS&Tlll'l:>t>AY, -"1 inf. . M -1 r. M.
For tn’igLt or ; as*ap.- aj plv on i...ur-.1, or to
n.h2l 1.1 \ INt.sToN A FLACK. Ac-nts.
For M. Lihilm nncl Illinois Uivcr
|| Ihe steamer KM l‘[ RE CITY, Cept. Mr' roan,
j _ llZfrl t ,jbwlll leave l-»r the abore tin d Interrm-dinte ports
jggggS&on THURSDAY. 22d lust., nl 10 A. M.
For rrHgbl or j ur>ng* apply on hoard, or to
nili 1” iIARNHS A FUCK. Agent-.
For st Louts, lows, WUeousln ami Min
nesota Territory —Quincy, Warsaw*
Keokuk, Fort Matltaon, Burllugtou,
ItlukCAlinc, lloek lalniitl, Dnveitport,
Galena, Dubuque--Direct.
—wm. The new uo>l .“phtndul hteamor BAY CITY,
| fJOcrfCra&CuVt A. D Miu.ek, will leave fur ihe abovo and
sSEßSEbSainteruioTtute port- <.-ti THURSDAY, 22d Inst ,
nt 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage upplv on t-oard, or L>
tuhi: J. 11. UVINOSTOS, Agent.
For Cincinnati ami Louisville.
Th» SWALLOW, CapL £m X will
I DMrL.gileaee lor th • und intermediate ports tn
22.1 lose, nt 1U A. M.
Fur freight or passage apply on board, or to
tnu-1 flack, biknks a livinostun, Act’s.
For St. Louli, lowa, Wlicuinlu and M 1 n
ueiotk Territory— Chutney, Warsaw,
K eokuk, Fort sladl»on, Burlington,
Muscatine. Roek Ihlaiiil, Davenport,
Ualeito, Dubuque, St* Peters nnu St.
Aiittiony's False.
Tbo t»earner VIENNA, Captain C Uat, will
jjMUnj2£>9leaTe fur the above und Intermediate ports on
bSSe&XuISATUKDAY, March 24, at 1U o'clock A.M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
mhl'i FLACK or WILKINS, Agenli*.
For Nashville
The steamer H.T. > KATMAN, Captain A.
I J* Mm.dr, will leave for the above and all inter
porLi on THURSDAY, the 221 Inst,
at Uo'no-K M.
Fot Irelrfht or pnssnpi* apply 00 board.
For Zanesville
1 _ The Ptenmer CHEVIOT, Captain Md.vrosu,
I JjrflT, r L Y Tr * 11 l eaVH for the üboTe and intermediate ports
iflggaSl-.nTrtNiuv -M h imt., at 10 A. 51.
For Height cr pnwnge upp.y on hoard, rr to
tnhlh _ BA Kb KS A COLLINOWOOD, Agents.
Regular Wlieellng Packet.
The steamer VENTURE, Capt.Joa.v Gobdox,
LfiUa&lffleaves every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
flKrfilfiTftsATUUDAY, nt 3 P. M.
For freight or package apply on l*onrd, or to
jan3 JAMES COLLINS A CO., Agents.
" .1855 "
CANADA WEST.
i t Clcvetmul. Port Stanley , k
and Port Harwell.
TIIE FINK low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
R. Bajikow, will make two trips a week butweeu Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port llurwell, un follow a :
Leaves Cleveland lor Purl Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, at o’clock.
Leav*"* Port Harwell for Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.
Leaves Port Blanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at o’clock.
The Telegraph connect* at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the Lake Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroad*. Also connect* ut Port Stanley with the London
Line of Stages, which couuecta with the Great Western
Railroad.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to BCOVILL &
LAUDERbALE, Cleveland: S. F. HOLCOMB, Port Stanley,
or A. M’BKIDE. Port Harwell. mnr27:tnov
JAMES I. LEDIII.
Ledllc 6i, Ulairi,
to Mulvuny A Ledlie )
\,| ANL’FA TUBERS c*f Cut, Moulded and Plain, Flint
jy|. and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealors in all
kinds of Window Glass, Flasks, Viala and Bottles. Ware
house corner of Market aud Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mhSrdly
Joseph Wlilte’e Carriage^ Repository.
- i TOSEPH WHITE, now carrying on biwi- jg-i»jo
Bounty Lands—Soldiers’ Claims. I J neM \ n bi 3 spaciouß premises, i po *Q*Sr*g*jfr
TIIK uuder.-icned has made arrangements with Thomas : utelv enlarged,) on ibe Pittsburgh
Lumpkin, of Washington City, toprocure WARRANT?, ; Oreensburg tornpike, near the
Ac., for Soldiers, their Widows or Children, for BOUNTY i Run, between Pittsburgh and reapedJuily
LANDS, or any ether claims oc tbe Government. invites the public to inspect his stock of UAKKIAUIS.S,
SAMUKb FAHNESTOCK, : BUGGIES, Ac. And he particularly miorrns gentlemen
mb2.tfl Residence, No. 9 Hops Ptreot, Pittsburgh. purchasers, that one pricoonlyis made, fourteen years
UnaT.fi r V^.r.. 1 "jpcncucu in the bueinees, enables him to place before Ws
rpilll underti med ccnliMes to oclaln Dounty Land patrons tbe seme choice collection of CarriasM whlih, so
1 Warrants ° The ire'ent UU sires lo all who hare : many Tears past It has been bis particular department to
la any war slnre 1790.100 acres, lerms moderate. e-leo-. from the Tarious and most talented B'rtani
y LUR.E COOKSHOOT, 37 Diamond ailt*y. j facturers. The succeas of hia n«v sjatem is eompleto—
mhl’2:v between Wood st. and Diamond. | economy of bis arrangements will supply >he best and mos
| ... 77*7~'^rrY i YirwPfB - ’ “ ■ fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Agiucy for soldiers’ Claims. rnanrumbered bv those heavy expenses, which the
T OJATIoN UP LANDS. PURCHASE AND SALE OF 1 . { decorating 3^ houses of business has heaped upon
I L* t AND tVAHKA.NTS.-The uudereigped bas made ar- , (owing t 0 Urge rents.) JOSEPH WHITE
| r»ugeuientji with competent uud responsibler gcothmjn to f' on ready money only, at nmbh less than the usual
obtain Cer'ti&cHt«s or Warrants lor widowsor J? u » on rcauy 3 3 [mb&daw]
‘ minor children, who aro entitled to Bounty Lands; alio for P *^’r ftPr j op . PK repaired in the best manner, with despatch
! tha location of Lands, and thePurehve and Sale of Land ..jg Cttrrla g csrPpawtl ”* t . . .
| Warrant-. JOHN D. DAVIt. T\HY PKAUIihS-iW buabeU, torsaleby
| mhl4:tf Coma of Wood and Fifth strata. J J mhl3 HENRY B. COLLIN a.
• • • . .’■ ". ' ; •' , ..tV** '■ ' '
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Prof. Wood’s XXalr R«*torattve.
4#* No article of a similar kind, now before the public,
enjoys a better reputation as a restorative and invigora
ting hair tonic. Its peculiar chemical qualities have a
beneficial effect upon the grow th and character of the hair,
giving a cilky and glossy texture to that which was former*
ly of a coarse and dry nature. It has also a tendency to
preserve the youthful color and appearance of the hair,
and destroying or counteracting the effects of age. With
such recommendations in its favor, wo hardly perceive bow
any lady or gentleman chould he without so valuable an
adjunct to the toilet. Persons who have used It from the
ago of sixty-four down, declare it to be the most perfect ar
ticle to secure the object intended ever yet produced. Gray
hair, whether produced by the slow progress of time, or by
any of the causes which whiten the locks prematurely, Is
restored to a healthy, lively appearance, and all the dlsa.
greeable effects of dryness, the accumulation of dandruff
or like impuritios, are removed.
From the Editor of the Beal Estate Advertiser, 27 School st
Boston, March 20,1851.
Pr.or. Wood: Dear Sir— Having become prematurely
quite gray, I was induced same six weeks since, to make
trial of your Hair Restorative. 1 have usod less than two
bottles, but the gray hairs have all disappeared; and al
though my hair has not fully attained Us original color,
yet the process ot chaDge is gradually going on, and I have
great hopes that, in a short time, my hair will be as dark
na formerly. I have also beeu much gratified at the healthy
moisture nod vigor of tbe bair, which before was harsh and
dry, aad it has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respvctfully Yours, D. C W. Rdpp.
Pros. Wood : Dear Sir— My hair commenced falling off
some three or four years since,and continued to do so until
I became quite bold. I tried all the popular Remedies of the
day, but to no effect; at last I was induced to use your cel
ebrated Hair Restorative, and am very happy to say it la
doing wonders. I have now a fine growth of young hair,
and cheerfully recommend ltsuse to all similarly afllictod.
A. C. Williamson, 133 Second street.
St. Louis, March 7th, 1854.
Carlyle, 111., June 27th, 1853.
I have u«ed Prof. 0. J. Wood’s Hair Restorative, and have
almired Its wonderful effect. My hair was becoming, as I
thought, prematurely gray, but by tbe use of his Restora
tive, it has resumed Its original color, and, 1 have no doubt,
permanently so. Sydney Brekse,
3 Ex-Senator, United States.
Vincennes, Indiana, June 16tb, 1863.
Paor 0. J. Wood: Dear Sir—As you are about to manu
facture extensively and rend your recently discovered Hair
Reetorativo, 1 will state, ter whomsoever it may concern,
that I have used It, and known others use it; that I have
for several years been in tbe habit or using other Hair Re
storatives, and that I find youro vastly superior to any other
I know. It entirely cleanse* the head of dandruff, and
with one month's proper use will restore any person’* hair
to the original youthful color and texturo, giving it a
healthy, roft, and glossy appearance, and all this without
di-woloriug tbe hands that apply it, or tho dress rn which
it drops. I would, therefore, recommend its use to every
one desirous of having a fine color and texturo to hair.
Respectfully yours, Wilson Kino.
Fcr salo by 0. J. WOOD A OJ., Proprietors, 635 Broad
way, New Tork,and 114 Market street, at. Louis, Mo.
Price, $1 and $2 p-r bottle.
Sold at Dr. G. 11. KEYSRB’S Drug Store, 140 Wood street;
sign of the Goldou Mortar. feb!6:daw
Proclamation. •• Whereas, the extraordinary
and unprecedented demaud for that Invaluable preparation,
WRIQHT’3 PREMIUM KATHARION,has Induced envious
persons to palm off other articles similar in name and ap
pearance, but absolutely worthless, which has a tendency
to Injure the reputation of the genulue article, purchasers
should be particular to ask for Wiigtifi Premium Hatha
rion, and they may rely on receiving an article unequalled
for its virtues for restoring a decayed head of hair, for a
cool, refreshing and delightful application during the hot
weather, removing ail disagreeable sensations of dlixlness
and headache, and for the toilet it hag never had an equal
for Its pleasant and delightful fragrance.
Its thousands of testimonials are a sufficient guarantee
for its completely restoring a decayed head of hair; for re
moving all dandruff; for preventing its felling off, whether
from sickness or disease; and for entirely dispensing with
the oecofsity of using hair dyes, 03 it excites tho secretions,
producing a supply of its natural pigment or coloring mat*
ter, giving tbe hair a dafrk, glo3sy appearance, with a luxu
riant growth.
For sale by every druggist in the city, and by druggists
and merchants throughout the United States.
.Wednesday.
-Thursday.
.Friday.
.Saturday.
A liberal discount to wholesale dealers.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
For sale by OEO. TI. KKYS23&, No. 140 Wood street,
and K. K. SELLER. 4 , Pittsburgh. Janl7*Uw3m is
Important to person* afflicted with Her*
Dla, or Rupture of the Bowels, and the
danger of Strangulation by neglect-
The right courao fsr any one to pursue vrho may be af
flicted with Rupiure, l» to procure a good Truss well adapted
to the ruptured poits, In order to retain*the protruding
portion of the bowels. This is often neglected, and the
bowel strangulated, leaving the patient not only
in a j'uffering hut dangerous condition. I have always on
hand, and daily adapt, the most improved Trusses; among
which is MARSH’S RADICAL CURE TRUSS, which will
realty produce a radical cure In a short time. Of course
there are cases when oo Truss will cure, hut in a vast ma
jority of redacable Hernia, or Rupture, this Truss will
cure. I have every variety of Trasses, from 00 cents to
$T<O; a!»o u largo assortment of CHILDREN’S TRUSSES,
ABDOMINAL SOPROBTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, lor
TArlcote broken or enlarged veins; PILE PROPS, for the
Mi-f and cure of Piles; SHOULDER BRACES, for men
women and chlldrvn', SUSPENSORY’ BANDAGES, and
every variety of mechanical appliance used In the cure of
di-eaAe. Call and examine them at my Drug Store, No
140 Wood street, corner of Virgin alloy; sign of the Golden
Mortnr. frebl2.d*w) DR- GEO. 11. KEYSKR.
Uarreli’s Indian Liniment,
Muscles,
Worms !n the Skin, Scalp Disease?,
Milk Crust, Dry Tetter,
Eryslpulas, Uoadache,
Chairs, Neuralgia,
Cracks, Sun Pain,
Scalds, Durns,
Sore Logs,
Ilhoumatism.
Ulcers,
Sore Throat,
Price 26 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale and rotail at
Dr. KEYSER’S, 140 Wood street; JOEL HOTILER’S, Lib
erty street, aud at J. P. FLEMING’S, Allegheny city.
Balm of Thousand Piowern, for beautl*
fyiog ib«> Complexion, and eradicating all Tan, Pimples and
}'Bicr.lea from the face. Sold at Dr. KEYSEU’S, 140 Wood
Jao3o
CKMTKAL ROllTBi
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN
TUBODOH
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi Eiver,
lOWA, MISSOURI*
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
All Railroad to tile Bllealsalppl.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL ROAD
Formerly the Chicago am) Aurora A Cert. Militart
Tract 11. R. la now completed,
And Trains run the entire dLstaoce torn CHICAGO TO
BUKI INGTON, lowa, without change of Cars.
Tbe Only Direct ltouto to BURLINGTON, QUIKOf,
KKOKLK. MUSCATINE, CQUAWKA, WAPELLO, FORT
I)K8 MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, Ac., and the omlt ALL
RAILROAD Route from CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS, BLOOM
INGTON CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermediate Stations on
the Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio and Missis
sippi Railroads. , , -
Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Trains from the Ea^t—avoiding ail laying over at any of
the points. , , ,
S'ages leave Burlington dally for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Mls.-ouri—making the quickest and
ifiost reliable route to roach all the important points west
of the Mississippi as far as Connell Blutf, with from forty to
fifty miles leas staging than by any other rou'e. The Rood,
for a large portion of the way, is laid with the COXTI3COU3
Rail, tbe smoothest riding and best Railroad in the West—
well stocked with the most modern Lo.-omotivesand elegant
new Cars. „ , ,
By this mule passengers are so*© of making connec
tions, and arriving at Bt. Louis on advertised time, avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and Ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the route hy Alton.
Baggage checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for bundling at ony point. .
THROUGU TICKETS by this mute can bo purchased at
all the ltall road Offices to the East; at the Office ol the
Company, comer of Clatk and Lake sttocts, n the Granite
Bulldinc; at the Depot of the Galena B. and at the
Mich. Cent. R. H. Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn sta.,
oppositu Tromont House, Chicago. , .
FREIGHT consigned by* this receive immedl
.la de*Datch C.*G. HAMMOND, Sup’t.
ate de.patcn. Q R yoLLKTTt
Gen’i Ticket Ag’t, Chicago.
~ AS-TICKETS can bo procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the country . - *- 9
To Farmers, Gardeners and
JYurserymen-
FIVE thousand bushels pure BONEDUST, fine ground;
1000 , ushels pure BII'BBUST, coarse pound;
1000 barrels patent American FEKTIUZhII-
A 4 C. UOEVISLER offer for Bale, on accommodating
terms, the above valuable FerUlilors,
tore at their new. extensive establishment, situated in East
Liberty, near Pittsburgh, Pa. Bonedast, as a manure has
been used for many years in Europe P j C „
cess: next to guano, it is superior to any other_!n urn. ' Ten
or fifteen bushels pore llonedust per acre will fo nourish tte
land that its good effects will be realised from tho first year
to ten or fifSten years after, whereas the good effects of
guano are exhausted in on, year. Those h i»n«st«da
Boned ust speak in the highest terms of the benefits de
rived from it. It Is suited to every variety of soil, and all
! crops nrc beoefitted by it—vines and trees more partlcu.ai.
i ly. The patent American Fertilizer possesses essential prm
perttes necessary to elimulste the growUiofplanUand
green vegetables, and destroys insects. As a “““"re, for
gardening, it cannot be excelled. Directonsturnshed.
Orders must be addressed to -A. UOBVELKR,
mh&dx«lm 449 P*tm street, Pittsburgh.
.JOSEPH J. CLAM,
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PETER T. WRIGHT A CO,
241 Market st, Philadelphia.
CURES PAWS IN TOX
Limb*,
Head,
Throat,
TRY IT .'ONCE.
TO LET, FOR SALE, &c
Residence at Evergreen.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale hlfl property in the
Evergreen Colony, Ross Township, five miles from
Pittsburgh. The house is 68 by 34, arranged with Four
Rooms, a Kitchen, end & large Hall on the first floor, and
is provided with a Water Closet and Bath Boom—the latter
with suitable hot end cold water pipes. Attached to th»
bouse are Two Acrea'nf Ground, held In fee, on which there
Is a Well of unfailing soft water, a Btable and a Chicken
House. The Colony is provided with a School of the high*
est order, and is uoder the management of a gentleman
from Virginia, a member, well qualified to teach even the
higher branches of study. This admirably conducted
School is of incalculable advantage to the man of family,
as the Ideas here have an opportunity of shooting without
the contaminating Influence of outside pmrure, too often
found around schools in the city and immediate vicinity.
The House and the Two Acres will be sold with or with*
out the interest in the farm property, and the avails will be
taken in adjusted balances and certificates of deposit against
feb2l WILLIAM A. HILL, 64 Wood street.
Farm for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a valuable TRACT OF
LAND, situated in New Sewickly township, Beaver
county, three miles from Rochester and New Brighton, on
the Brighton and Pittsburgh road; containing 86 acres, 05
of which are cleared and in n good state of cultivation, the
balance well timbered. The improvements consist of a
good C9TTAG & HOUSE, with four rooms, kitchen and celar;
a good frame Bank Barn, 80 by 40 feet, with Stabling under
the whole of It for horses, cows and sheep; a new 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 on the premises. Orchards
of choice fruit, consisting of Apple, I’ear, Peach, Plum,
and Cherry trees. This Farm Is all under good fence; part
in grain. The placo is woli watered.
This is a rare chance to eeccure a good home. Apply
soon. For further information enquire of Long, Duff A Co.,
Pittsburgh; G. IL Spirers, Rochester; Samuel BtUes,
Rochester; or the subscriber, on the premises,
feblOilm* Phlo:w4t JESSE DEAN.
Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for Bale a small FARM OF FIFTY
ACRES—'forty acres of which is cleaned, and under a
good state of cultivation. There is also a good Apple and
Pea<*h Orchard; two Dwelling Houses, with other out*
house'; a Barn, and a good Stable. The Farm is situated
in Baldwin township, Allegheny county—fix miles from this
city—near the Brownsville road. For farther particulars,
apply to the subscriber, on the premises,
mhlidlm* PETER WEI?BNER.
For Kent,
AFABM CONTAINING 63 ACEES OF LAND, under a
high state of cultivation, with a large and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE, recently built and of modern style;
good Barn, Stabling, 4<n. situated on the south bank of the
Monongahela river, 6 miles above Pittsburgh, being one rf
the moat beautiful and pleasant localities anywhere to bo
found. Possession given on or before the Ist of April next.
Enquire of H. CHILDS A CO.,
_mbB:tf 18$ Wood street.
F
'tne Family Carriage, Harness dt Horses
For Sale*
A BEAUTIFUL SMALL COUPE CARRIAGE, for one or
two horrea, with flno double Harness, and pair of
young, well broke, perfectly safe and gentle Uor«e*. For
sale cheep, for wont of ua*. Address Box Nu. C 6, Pitts
burgh Post Office. mliO l w
For Rent,
A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT 140 ACRES, on the
SceuberTllle •Turnpike, six mllej fiom Ilttsljurgh,
late homestead of William JrTConniefe. Po=easslon (riven
immediately. Terms $260 par annom, F.nqniro of
JAMKS O. HICHEY,
Near the premises.
mbfaiaw tf
rpo LET—A two story Brick Dwelling Ilouao, on Ceuire
J. Avenue. Apply to [l. MINER A CO ,
febl2 * No. 32 Siollbfleld Ptr*et.
Lot for Sale*
A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 24 feet front on Carson etruet
by 100 feet In depth, in Birmingham, will be sold
cheap. Enquire of GEO. V. OILLMORE,
Jyl3 at office of the Morning Post.
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
100. A good bargain can be had by applying soon at
the office of the MORNING POST. Jylfctf
FOR BALE—An excellent Frame House and Lot, on
Resoea street, Allegheny city, at a very low rate. En»
quire ot THOMAS "WOODS,
jan22:tf 7& Fourth street.
Land for Sale.
1 QHA ACRES OP LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
iOUU the Clarion river. Tills land Is heavily timbered,
has an excellent sol), and Is said to contain an abundance of
Iron ore, aud a thick vein of bituminous coal. The Venan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, Will run very
near to it, If not directly across it. The Milistown creek
runs through it.
ALSO,6OO acres iu Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and lying near the route of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be mode than in these lands.
The completion of the Snnbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and tho Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore aud soil, of great
ue. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH,
Attorney nt Law,
No. 147 Fourth street.
feb22:eimrtf
UOILDING LOT FOR SALE.
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
back 100 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot Li • Cellar Wall, built for mo small Ilonsee. This Lot
la in a desirable location for a residence; and trill be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Titlo good, and clear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. UILLSIQRE,
Jyl3 At Office of Morning Post.
EDUCATIONAL
ALLEGHENY COUNTY NORMAL SCHOOL,
MAXSFIELD, NEAR PITTSBURGH.
THE undendgoed, County Superintendent, haring con
sulted a number ot Teachers and Directors upon the
propriety of establishing a Teachers’ Institute, nod haring
received their learty approval—and believing also that he
cannot, in any other way, more eff->ctuaUy aid in carrying
oat the provisions of the new School Law—has determined
to establish a NORMAL SCHOOL—for which he has secured
the services of 1L CURRY, A. H., as Principal.
The object of the Institution will be to afford Teachers,
and all those wishing to become Teachers, such facilities as
will enable them to obtain a liberal, thorough and practical
education.
<BJ*The first Session will open on TUESDAY, April 3d,
16&5. It is desirable that all persons wishing to enter
should be present at the opening of the cession.
For Information jia to Terms, Ac., Bee Circulars, cr ad
dress & B. M. KERR,
mhlfcdlw»3twl County Superintendent.^
OttfT’a Mercantile College,
1 ROUNDED IS IMO.—INCORPORATED BY THE LEGIS
; LATURE.
On reference to any of our city merchants, it will be
found that this is the only establishment of the kind ever
established lu this city la which they have any confidence—
the ooly one in whi=h j ooblo Entry Book-Keeping has
been thoroughly taught;—the only one la which Account
ants can get reliable advice in case of difficulty with their
books;—the only one in which the doctrines cf Partnership
settlements are thoroughly elucidated; —the only one in
which Lectures upon Commercial Law have been regularly
and systematically delivered for nearly eight yearn;—the
only eoe In which a good Handwriting can be obtained; —
the only one in which Teachers of Penmanship can be in
structed In the ornamtntal branches of the art;—the only
one whose Professor of Penmanship will let visitors haTo a
specimen of his Writing. Call and get a Circular, nod a
specimen of Mr. Williams’ splendid writing. mhlO
Exeelslor-*lron Oily Commercial College,
IITOOD STREET —permanently established, with a
Y Y foundation as firm as the name it beard.
Tne great induvemenuj offered to young men at thU In
stitution are such as are rarely met with in other Colleges.
Such an array of talent bos never bef >re been employed in
any Commercial College In Pittsburgh; this is an estab
lished and undeniable fact. The Faculty of this College is
composed of gentlemen whose names and rare qualifications
ore as familiar to the public as u household words ”
FaccLTT.—MILLAR A BRO., Principals and Professors
of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship.
I. I. HITCHCOCK, (author of Hitchcock’s System of
Bookkeeping,) Principal of the Bookkeeping Department,
and Lecturer on allimpoijint business transactions.
JOHN FLEMING, (anthtp'Of Fleming’s new and improved
system of Book-keeping, examine and deliver weekly
Lectures on the Science If Accounts.
JAMES H. HOPKINS, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Lecturer on Commercial Law.
Young mpn who ore desirous of becoming expert accoun
tants, accomplished book-keepers, and rapid business pen
men, may rely on having every EAtl-factlon guaranteed tf*
them. Those who feel ljterosted wfl please call, and wit
ness the wonderful progress made In the rarious depart
ments by the students of the College.
A&'Tbe Faculty of this Institution do not claim to be
the “ best in the United States," tor do they mean to gull
the public, by saying that It is “ the only place where
Book keeping is properly taught,” but they wish to say
that the Iron City College, In all Its department*, l* 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 gratia. mbd_
Instructions In Music*
MR. WAMBLINK would respectfully inform his pupils
an friends that he will continue hie prolessiou a*
instructor i n the PIANO FORTE and VOICE.
Orders lett -1 Mr. KLEBER’S Music Store, or at his resi
dence, No. 187 SECOND Street, will be promptly attended
to. au&
Pearl Steam, Mill;
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
(KIA& tQ* RkILSOAD STATION.)
FAMILIES will he supplied withourvarious grades of
FRESII GROUND FLOUR,
By leaving their orders at the Mill or in our boxes at
Logas, Wilson A Co., Wood street,or Braun A Reiter,cor
ner liberty and Bt. Clair streets. Pittsburgh.
H. P. Bchwartt, or J. T. Sample, Druggists, Allegheny.
Flour will bedelivered to families In either of the two cities
Turns: CASH on delivery.
jy29 BRYAN, KENNEDY A CO.
MURPHY’S
NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY,
NO. 192 WOOD BTRKET, one door am
from the corner of Liberty, is now open.
The proprietor Is himself a practical m
Hatter, having had fifteen years experience
at the business, ten years as a practical workman; baring
worked in the principal establishments in New York, Phil
adelphia, Cincinnati, and the New England State*; feels
confident that, from his practical experience as a Hatter,
he can furnish not only as good bat a better and cheaper
article than anything heretofore offered to the Pittsburgh
public—off of nit own dec!s:tf
HOME LEAGUE PACTOttV.
HAMILTON STBWAKT, Manufacturer of Shirting,
Checks, Tweeds, etc., Uebecca street, Allegheny, has
opened a Wareroom second story Post Building?, corner
Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants who are not aware that these Checks can be
made as good and sold as low here as In any other city in
the United States, are lurked to call and examine for them
selves. mhl2:lm
a>o the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Qenerul
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county of
Allegheny:
The petition of James Reamer, of the Second Ward,
Pittsburgh, county aforesaid, humbly eheweth, That your pe
titioner has provided himself with materials for the accom
modation of travelers and others, at his dwelling house in
the ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will be
pleased to grant him a license to keep a public bouse of en
tertainment. and your petitioner, as in duty bound will
preT JAMIsS REAM KB.
* We, the subscribers, citizens of the ward aforesaid, 'do
certify, that the above petitioner is of good repute for hon
esty and temperance, and Is well provided with house room
arid conveniences for the accommodation and lodging of
strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is necessary.
Edmond Greer, James McLaughlin, A. B. Berger, George
Wilson, H. Overington. Jno. Kirby, It. H. Patterson, James
E. Dickson, C. Reed, John Groutt, Wo. C. Conn, Thomas B.
Hamilton, J- Algpo. mhl9:3t
IN TUB COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. No. 29 of De- |
cember Tons, 1851. In the matter of the voluntary as
fiienmont of U. UodkinKm to Thos. B. SUI.
And now, to wit, February M, 1855, on moUon
J l. g. i of 1). Reed, in open Court, It i 3 ordered that noilce
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 he made to the Court of Common Pleas on
Saturday, the lOlh day of March, 1855, for an order on 6&id
assignee to re-transfer and re convey suid-asslgnod property,
and for the discharge of said assignee and hu sureties, Ac.
By the Court. From the record.
| feb2o ED. OAMPBELL» JILj
DBESS GOODS—Fancy and blackWks, French
BzlllanUs, De Laines, Lawns, Bareges and Tissues,
lost received by
mb6 HAGAN A AHL, 91 Market street.
RAILROADS
THE PENNSYLVANIA RHODES 7 '
RAILROAD. FEVER AND CURE,
Thk great central Route .ou.- ting the At. OH, NATURE’S INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
laotic cities with Western, North hC3l«vi. und South* T7OR tho Prevention and Cure o { l!»tißMim.VT and |U
westem States,.br a conUnuou* Railway dWi road '-T &ut«nt Ffrvfias, JPrvXR and Acre, Cum? and Frrsa,
also connect* at Pittsburgh with u,.iiv )ln»*: m?r «i to i Lusm Ague.Oin-xfal Dkhilitt, Night SwrArj, snd all other
all parts on the Western River j, hul <»t Cii-r, htii H) . j v IQ . 1 forms of disease which have a Cf-mann origin in Jfateriaop'■
dusky with rteom'iis to ail pi.it- i»u ih« .. n, w , n Mama. This subtle atmospheric poison which etcertain.
Lakes; making Ilia most aireil. c.Vaj/«.vt and .«/./,• seasons !«♦ unavoidably inhaled at every breatbjs the seme
by which FREIGHT can bo forwarded to uul Lom ibu character wherever It exists—North, South, East or ;
Great Wat. ; — BO,l ever? where yield to this oewly-disccvei*di
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA & PITTSBURGH, : * hJ<,h * fl claimed to he the arcaUst discovery in
Fnt on } »*■ f« looB »- ; h„m1,,., that it may be takan brtg:
ther Wool ic _ .. J S'l.r treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Arrcnfo, and
SSLSS.*- “ - ‘^ e WKL“iS¥S!SS?IS
OS- In shipping Goods from aoy point Baal ol Philadel- It sin entirely protect any retHcnt or w-w „r„V. A
plna, be particular to mur* package •• eta /Vutuylmnia the meet tlckly or esampy loeslilio. frcn .1. JL 5 in
Mnaroad.' All Goods consigne-J to the Agenta of this Boa<l Bilious (liaearo whatever, or any ioiurj from eon'iluStw bf
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without halin E Malaria or Mtamk. J ’ >“ Un,l f ln '
detention. It will instantly check the Ague in personswho have Ait
Feeigiit Aobots —-Mosja Potter, Boston; J. h Uliott, N. ferp ,t for „ u y length of time, from one d«y to twenty years,
T., L. J. Bneeder, lhiladelphia; M&graw A Koons, Bulti* go that they need never have another chill* by continnln*lts
morw ; Geo. C.Franci3cus, Pittsburgh; Shriogman A Brown, are according to directions
Cincinnati, Ohio; J. 8. Moorhejid, Louisville, R. C. it will immediately relieve all the distressing results of
e* e *nI U i ID SiH a a* S,,n iJ 0, *‘* Louis, Mo ;J. Bilious or Ague diseases, such as general debility, night
S. ilitchuli A Son, Evansville, Indiana. sweats, etc. The patient at once begins to recover appetite
o , - , i_. . “• HOUSTON, and strength, and continue* until a permanent and radical
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia. curu j 8 effected.
H. J. LOMBAERT, Finally, its use will banish Fever and Ague from families
Superintendant, Altoona. Pa. nnd all clasre*. Farmers and nil laboring men, by adopt
ing it as a preventive, will be'free from Ague or Bilious at
tacks in that season of the year which, while it ia the most
sickly, is the most valuable one to them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases; some
may require more Directions printed in German, French
and Spanish, accompany each bottle Price One Dclt&r*
Liberal discounts made to the trade. Trade CircnltTS for
warded on application, nnd tho article will be cohsigned.otx •
liberal terms to responsible parties lo every section - of the'
country. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
Providence, B. I.
Agents— New York : C. Y. Cl ICEENER & CO., and C.
11. RING. Boston: WEEKS k POTTER. Philadelphia:
DYOTT & SONS—and for sale by dealers generally. (febZT -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
learea Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 4. M., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. THE FAST LINE
learea Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M.. and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 1, P. M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN learea Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P. M.,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
The aboTo lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, G&lenn and Chicago, 111.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Terra Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, IniL; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaice, Sandusky. Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Nro Osteins,
Sr. Louis. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
places.
For farther particulars, see handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will And this the
abortent and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New Tort, or Boston. THOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines. Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
HAILROIO.
TN CONNECTION WITU THE
Ohio and Pennsylvania K&Uro&it,
VIA ALLIANCE.
rpHE shortest, Qsfckeat and most raliftU* route to ToMo,
X Chicago, E-Jtllleittnd. Galena, and St. Louis, id VIA
OLKVELAND.
This route 1* on* bandied miles thortor and about
boors quicker to Chicago, tbau the circuitous one VIA IN
DIANAPOLIS.
Three Daily Trains between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Three Dally Trains between Cleveland and Chii'ago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-two hours,
and SL Louis thirty-seven hours.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.30, A. M., 12.00,
M., and 640 P. M, connecting at Hudson with Trains for
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.04, A. M., 2.20, P. M., and 8.20, P. M.
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad, leave Pitts
burgh at 3.00, A. &L, 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. M 4 all con
necting at Alliance with trains which arrive in Cleveland
at 10 04, A. M., 2.20, P. M., and 8.45, P. M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis, Rock Island,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with
out detention, will take tho train leaving Pittsburgh at
8 00 A. M., and arriving in Cleveland at 2.20 P. 51., as that
la the only train by which close connections are made
through to the above poiuts. Passengers by this train
reach Obicago at 7.30 next morning and St. Louis at mid
night.
Time gained by going via Cleveland, eight hourß.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago leave as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7.30 and 130 A. U., 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 follows:
Leave Chicago at 0.15 A. M , 10.05 and 11.00 P. 51.
Passengers for Bt. Louis go over Rock Island Railroad to
Joliet, and thence over the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louie.
Passengers by the 9223, A. BL, Train arrive in EL Louis at
11220 saws evening, and by the 10.05, P. M. Train at noon
next day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago and St. Louis.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
Ist class. -la? class. 2nd claes.
To Alliance .$2 30 To Chicago.. 411 50 950
Cleveland 4 00 LaSalle-. 14 50 32 60
Toledo
6 00 Rock Island.. 16 50 12 50
Detroit— 6 00
Passengers are request
office of the Company, ii
below the comer. J.
PITTSBURGH, ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
RAILiROAHTtO CHICAGO
TIIENCE BY
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
An Air Line Boute from Chioago to St. Louiß.
rpRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays excepted)
X on arrival of Express Train of Michigan Southern and
Central Railroads—
ltd. BT. LOUIS DAY MAIL 0:15, A. 51.
2d. “ « NIQIIT EXPRESS 10:05, P. M.
Trains run through to St, Louts jd fourteen hours, vm
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, t oithoul change ofca r®
or baggage, connecting at Alton with uaiiy Line of Packet 8
for Haunibal, Quincy and Keokuk, and at St. Louis with
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANB,
and Intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
lines of steamers for Kansas and Council Bluffs.
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS 38 HOUR 3
Baggage checked through to Bt. Louis, on Michigan Ceo
tral and Southern Trains, and at the depot in Chicago.
K. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
General Passenger AgcuL
RICHARD P. MORGAN, Jr, Superintendent.
<ssrThrough Tio&ets to St. Louis, by this route, can be
obtained in Pittsburgh, at Offices of Cleveland and Pitta
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads. [aep27:6m
Statement of the Assets
OF THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TBUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
January 1, 1855
Property—Office of the Company— $56,200 00
“ Yaloe of Home Office, Furniture and
Branches 3,290 IT
LOANS, Ac.
United States Loan, value 13,000 00
Pennsylvania Five per cent, loan 1,975 00
Philadelphia Pix per cent loan 9,225 00
Loaned at New Orleans Branch Office, at 8 per
cent, legal Interest - 3,427 46
Temporary loans on Philadelphia City end Pen
nsylvania State securities 115,309 00
BONDS AND MORTGAGES, Ic.
Bonds and Bonds and Mortgages .. OO
PREMIUMS, Ac.
Premiums deferred 10,06183
Premiums dua from Agents 11,157 05
Present value of all the Annual Premiums re
ceivable by the Company, as ascertained
January 1,1854 703,632 40
Cash on hand and in Bank.
uihl3:dlw
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH ,
CORNER OF FOURTH AND BMITHFIELD STREETS.
Authorized Capital, $300,000*
INSURE BUILDINGS and other property aguinst low or
damage by Fire, aud the peril* of the Sea uud inland
Navigation nod Transportation.
DUIICTORS.
Win. F. Johnston, Body Patterson,
W. M*Clintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M. Long, I. Grier Sprout,
A. J. Jones, George R. White,
Jacob Painter, A. A. Carrier,
. lames S.Neglay, W. 8. Haven, *
Wade Hampton, D. K.Pork,
11. R. Coggshall.
Hon. WM. F. JOHNSTON, President
KODY PATTRRbON, Vice President,
A. A. Caerhr, Secretary and Treasurer.
8. S. Carrier, Assistant Secretary. dec2:Bm
Batin’i Premium Perfumery*
APEIZE &IKDAL 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 his preparations of a superior quality, and placed
him among the best perfumers and soap makers of Europe
and America. His celebrated Shaving Creams and Lua*
trales, his fine Pomades, Toilet Waters, and Perfumes tor
the Handkerchief, (of 60 varieties,) are unsurpassed by any
In the world.
Allarticles purchased at this establishment are warrant*
edof the finest quality.
With an addition of many new articles to his list, and
greatly increased facilities for manufacturing, he la enabled
to furnish them to dealers in any quantity desired, and at
very liberal pricer.
Country Dealers, requesting it, can hare a Price List
mailed to their address, free of postage.
« X. BAZIN,
(Successor 10 E. lloussei.)
No. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth,
Philadelphia.
feb22:d*vrlm !•»
To 'Wholesale ttrocers* Liquor Dealers
and manufacturers*
THE SUBSCRIBER Is DOW importing a superior quality
of OIL 01' COGNAC, of which of an ounce with ‘>o
gallons pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Braody. Hi*
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTAKD’S BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM, ABAC. CIDER and
PEACU BRANDY, lIOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH-WHISKY, are acknowledged bjrtheNew
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUCIITWANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. 8.-—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemical*, Platina,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn’s Ext.Copalva, Sulphate Am
monia, Ac. d**c2Vls tf
Oarptti JLcbi chan Cost*
THE undersigned baring reducedtbe prices of their en
tire stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths,.Bugs, Mats, Matting,
Ac., from 20 to 23 per cent, call the attention of persons in
want cf any articles In tbclr line to the following.
Their stock Is one of the largest and best selected in the
city, and consists In part of
Velvet and Brussels;
Tapestry Brussels;
Aubußson Brussels;
Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets;
Pat-nt Tapestry Ingrain do;
Superfine and fine do;
Twilled and plain Venetian do;
UdU and Stair do;
Wool, Batch and Hemp do;
Wool and Cotton Ingtaia do;
Stair Bods, Window Shades, and a large assortment o
Oil Cloth, from 2to 24 feet In ytidth. Terms cash oxly .
C. B. lIEADLY »' CO„
No. 82 Third sireot.
Palmer’s Celebrated Kplcureau Sauoe »
Stands preeminent for savoring soup®, ora™*
Fisb, Meat, Game, Ac. We advise all good
lo try it Price 25 cents per b"tt)«,at all Grocery and Fruit
Stores In, the United States and Canadas- •»
For sale by M’OLURG arid G. D; KiSYSRB, Pittsburgh.
P..T .WitIQHT A CO?
241 Market street Philadelphia
Jflnl9:d*wly is
ProthopoUry.
TUKRAPEtmC, OR BEQtnSINQ
of those comfortable chairs on hand. perstns de; irlng
a seat that can to occupied for days without causing fa
, tigue, should call and see them.
declS X. B. YOUNG A Cfe
«*'•?**•** *
VIA ALLIANCE.
St. Louis 19 60 15 50
Red to procure their tickets at the
in Monongahtsla House, third door
DURAND, Sap’t Cleveland.
J. A. CAUUUEY, Agent,
Pittf»hurulL
REAL ESTATE, Ac.
$1,249,620 CO
; ’ V.-.
MEDICAL.
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
TREATS ALL DISEASES OF TDK £T£ AND EAR WITUODT CUFPWff,
LEECrn.tr), BLISTERING, OR THE USB OP CALOMEL.
OPFICE 408 BROADWAY, COR. GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
... Hours from 0A.M.t04 P. M. •
ROtian, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflammation, Aentaor
Chronic Blindcer-* witji Films,. Iritis, Amaurosis sad
Cutaract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyus, aro amah;!
the dbeares of the eye which are treated by Dr. 11. with
perfect satisfaction.
All diseases of the Ear treated upon rcientific principle*.
Artitidnl Kyen inerted without en operation.
AH letters will t-e.nare prompt attention.
We Felrct the following rercmjo.f:-* from among the thou* *
.«*u-.ldof citres which have heeu'euj.’eSjjfully treated by 1ir....
llefitltirinn :
\t m J. 22H-S .Hroailtixy, Albany, ?i. V.
“Alfred liouLhwlek, I’tlntet. “ •*•
f.I tluod-'peed, Glens Palls, M. Y. -'•
*\Vm. W. rimllh, Detroit, Mich.
*\ln. A. M. L. Wihon, New York City, N. Y.
} ill*? Mary Bellow*, N. E. Sihtlon, bu;-hfc«i co , N. Y.
'Edward U. Solger, Brlitol, l\mu.
•John Seamen, Knglue-r, N.-Y.
I>svlJ Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. P. B. Giles, oflloe Courier and En-.]., N. Y.
f James W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I. ..
Jorvli Ilodgers, f * “
A. R. Reeves, Telegraph Operator, St. Nicholas Hotel.
K, M. Ferrisa, Organ Builder. Houston St.
It. B. Doolittle, M. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N.Y.
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Tro7, N. Y.
K. L. Ross, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. B. 11. UavUami, Athens, N. Y.
John W. Ilackett, Binghampton, N. Y.
•There patients were blind, and had to be led to theoffiea.
At the expiration of two weeks they conid go aboni the city
el pleasure.
•I'hese cases of Amaurosis were restored to sight after
they wi re given up ae Incurable by the faculty, and can be
reterred to by any person who wishes to lesra the facts In
there cages, by writing to them. jans
DR. HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS,
FBEPAEEP BY
DR. C. XL JACKSOH, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WILL EITECroiILr CTEE
LITER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chrtmic or A’emw Debility. Diseases of the Kidnryt, and
all diseases arising from a disordered Liver cr Stomach.
Such
as Constipa
tion, lnw«xd Piles,
Fulness,cr Cloud to the '
Ileal, Aridity of theSlcmach,
Nau*ea;llparU>UTO,Disgurtfor Food,*
Folc-sa or weight In the Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, CbOfck*
ing or Suffocating Sensation «h£fc In lying Posture, Dimness
of Yisipn, Dots of Webs before tho Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in tbe
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ac., Hadden
Flushes of Heat Burning In tho
Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of Kvil, and great
Depression of
Spirits. ;
The proprietor, 1n calling the attention of the public to
this preparation, dots fo with a feeling of tbe utmost confl*
dence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which,
it is recommended.
It is no uew and untried article, but one that has stood
tbe test of a ten years’ trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar pro-,
paratlons extant. The testimony in its favqr given by the
most prominent and wallknown Physicians' and indl,ldu
els, in ail parts of tho country is immense. Referring any
who may doubt,to my ‘‘Memorabilia,”or Practical Receipt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to bo had gratis, of all the
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Manufact ry, 120 Arch street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
by Dr. Geo. 1L Koyser, 140 Wood street; B. A.
Fahnestock A Co.,' No. G Wood street; Fleming Bro’hew,
6d Woodsizoet; U P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny;
decl9Mawlyl3
REY. DR. COVEL’S .
RHEUMATIC PILIiS.
ibr the Safe, (bmplcle and Speedy Cure of I/{fiavimatory t
Chronic , Hereditary and Mercurial Rheumatism, Rheu.
malie Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, and other Diseases affecting
the Muscular System.
Sucn AN ARRAY OF TESTIMONY as Dr. Corn’s 1
Rheumatic Pills have called forth from all classes, was
never voluntarily offered in favor of any other Medians,
The cases of euro comprehend
EVERY STAGE OF RHEUMATISM,
Whether accompanied by that terrible sensibility of the
parts affected, common in the inflammatory phase—by tbe
muscular contractions which so often render tbe victim of
Chronic RheumatLm a helpless cripple, or by tbe ever
changing symptoms which are sometimes the characteristics
of this Protean complaint.
Unlike the "Snngrado” practice of bleeding and purging,
which some sapient medicos consider the legitimate modo of
treating Rheumatism, these PUls sustain and cherhh the
animal forces, invigorate the constitution, and thus act as
the allies of Nature in her efforts to cast oil the disease.
Their medical action is direct and specific. It reaches the
materia mvxibi or radix of the disorder, through all the
complications of nerves and fibres inwbich it is entrenched,
and expels from the blood the febrile principle which feeds,
and spreads, and intensifies, while It spreads the fatal ten
dencies of the malady.
Caatlon*«Uewftre of Counterfeit*!!
Be particular, and enquire tor Rev. SAMUKL "COVER'S
RHEUMATIC PILLS, and pee that the boxes have, on tho
outside wrapper, bin eignntnre, countersigned by C. U.
RING, General Agent, 192 Broadway,-New York, without
which none are oouise.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOAT.
t3uSold by Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSEU, Pittsburgh;' J. Y.
FLEMING, Allegheny City. dec23£m
Proclamation*
BY virtue of a precept under thy hand*of William It.
M’Clun*, President of the Court of Common Plea**, in
and for the Filth .hidiri.il District of I’ennoylvealfi, and
J ustice ot the Court ol' Oy«»r nnd Terminer and general jal l
delivery, In and tor raid William Boggs and
Uabriri Adams, Esq*., Associate Judges of the .tame county,'
in and for the county of Allegheny, dated tho twenty third
day of February, in tho year of our Lord odd thousand
eight hundred ucd lifiy-ttve, and to in* directed, for ho d«
Ing a Court of Oyer and Terminer and general jail delivery,
at the Court (louse In the city of Pittsburgh, on the fourth .
Monday of March, at ten o’clock, A M. . Public notice is
hereby given to ail Justices of the Peace, coroner, and Con
stables of the county of Allegheny, that they be, then and
there, In their proper persons, with their rolls, record-vln-.
qnisltions, examinations and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their respective offices,in their be
half, appears to be done—and also those that will prosecute
tbe prisoners that now are, or may be in the jail .of. said
county of Allegheny, to he then and there to prosecute
agaiDSt them as shall be ju?L
Given under my hand, in Pittsburgh,'thl* first day of
March, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-five and of the Commonwealth -the seventy*.
ninth. fmbSj WILLIAM MAOILL, Sheriff.
Hotel for Lease,
KILET’3 HOTEL, (formerly known os the LsauimK*
House.) is offered for lease on favorable terms. Being
situated on Clio corner of Fourth street and Graut, near to
the Court House, and about mlJvTaj’ teen the MjtiongaheJa
Wharf and the Pennsylvania. Depot, it is ono of the most
pleasant, convenient and ieairaUle locations in the city*
The Hotel will be furnished, if desired, and leased for •
term of years, commencing from tho first of April nest.
For further information apply to
JUSEPn S. A A. P. MORRISON, Att’ya,
Otlten No. 143 Fourth st., Pittsburgh.
Jaofrfcd^wtf
Notice*
ALL PERSONA having Books Certificates of Deposit
against t«r undiirsigned, are requested to present the
same at our office, for settlement.
BOON A SARGENT.
Pittsburgh, January 24th, ISss—f jan2s
A Card.
OWING t© a steady drain upon our funds and an accu*
mulation of outside pressure, together with the
treme difficulty of realizing our 6 B curitles, we have been
compelled to suspend ourdiu^lness.
Our creditors may rest confident that our entire Indebt
edness will be fully paid, aq wo have unquestl-vnabtyalarg* ’
surplus over our liabilities. KRAMER A RAUM.
January 20, 1853—[ jan23
r| 'UE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exiting under the style
X or “KRAMER, WORK * YOUNG,’* Philadelphia, to
this day di»*olved; Samuel Work, Ge-org* Young and Wm.
M’Coucb, purchasing’ the interest of Krsmer A Kahm in
said firm Thu business will he continued by “ WOIUf,
YOUNG A M’COUCIL”
January 22,1855.
JQSP Depositors office, will please call an! receive
their bills and notes left with us fer oolle’tlon.
jao23_ -f KRAMER A BAUM.
RILEY’S HOTEL:'
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
Pittsburgh, pa.
mySfcy] E. RILEY, ProprUtQT.
CONTINUATION OF TUB ~
GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OP
a. a. mason &• co.,
AND STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A A. MASON A CO. will continue their *ah* through
• the month of February. Their Immense stock'will
be again marked down aud offered at still .great-r reducliou
ia prices. - ... fchl
Partner Wanted,
LN THE BEST and one of the most profitable retail cuh
business in Pittsburgh. A person with a cash capital
of $2,000 can realize S 3 per cent, and no risk, in an old es*
tabiisheu business, the sales of which, notwithstanding
dull times,.U IncreasingYapldly. To a busied# mao with
the above capital or more, this la a chance seldom offered.
Address Box 322, Pittsburgh P- st Office, with real nau*
and adrtr«M«. >1,v 34
BU L’l'ti.—lO bol- prime roll r^mu'noa fo wm n>
ftM» UJSNRY U. OOLLINA