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cipal news of the day, besides editorial on the
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the custom house okgan in a
kaqe.
Wo soto a complimentary notice of Mr. Mo-
Calmont in onr paper, a few days ago, in rela
tion to the offices bo held, and to onr astern h
ment we find the editors and proprietors of the
Pittsburgh Union, in a great rage thereat. It is
customary and proper to notice appointments to
office, and to Inform the public who are appli
cants for office, either by appointment or eleo
tion We did so in this case without one d.s
paragingword; andlo! the Union is apparently
ruif blind with raffs,and mad with pain.
The singularity of this freak of ill humor is
only equalled by the ooarse and blackguard epi
thets it applies to our humble self. We shall not
reply to that ooarse abuse. It is the well known
filthy onstom of that paper; but not of our.
But we thall notice tho Bubstanoe of tho Union ,
remarks briefly.
In enumerating tho offices held, or lately held,
by Mr. M’Calmont, we, for brevity's sake, em
ployed a term not technically correct; but per
fectly well understood, and in common use : and
we shall use it again, when we have occasion,
without hesitation. Our character as a lawyer
is not in Issue just now. When it is, we will
produce tho testimony of the numerous c.tisens
of onr county for whom we have done business
for years, and abide the verdict. Mr. M’Calmont
vat United States Commissioner under tho fugi
tive slave law. If he is not so now he must have
resigned very recently. Of that we were not
aware. But is it more offensive to the powers
that be to use the term we did than to resign tho
Offioe, and refuse to aot under a commission
bearing the broad seal of a high functionary of
the government ? Why resign, or refuse tho
office ? Was it dishonorable ? Was it unprofita
ble ? Would its resignation pave tho way to a
more lucrative appointment? Had MtM’C
more offices than he ooulJ attend to ? Bat * e
will merely suggest a more generous motive. We
said in our late article, that has excited the
wrath of our neighbor, that “ Undo Bam is rich
enough to give ns all a farm,” or an office. Per
haps Mr. M’C. thought that if four farms, or cur
offices were bestowed on ono happy individua
there would not be enough left to "go all
round:” so ho generously resigns the least valu
able one, in order to let some other person have
a ohanoe at the publio crib.
* Bat this is a small matter to waste paper, or
get angry about. We shall oontinue to inform
the pnblio of all appointments to office; and if
one man gets three or four, “ we’ll tell ou’t."
For onr own part, we never atked for an office.
We aocepted a nomination once, and of the un
expected result, the Union made the following
remarks a few days after tho election of 1852 :
“ Geo F. Gillmore, one of our candidates for
Assembly, has been elected by a majority of 130
votes We are rejoiced at this, and we congrat
ulate our friends upon tho result. No better
name was on any of the many tickets for the
Assembly, than Mr. Gillmore. He will occupy
a high position in our legislative halls, for wo
feel assured that there will bo few in Legis
lature possessing better abilities. Mr. Gillmore
has always sustained a high reputation among
us as a lawyer and a gentleman. He has a well
balanced mind, sound and discriminating judg
ment It would be a souroe of muoh pleasure
and gratification, if we had more as aooomplisb
ed sobolars in the Legislature.”
We only publish this now to show the opinion
of the Union then, as compared with the fol
lowing remark in the Union of yesterday.
When you were using the best of your dirty
<• little-ability to prevent the passage of an act
relieving Mr. Hastings,” &o.
Now, this chango of tono is oaßily explained.
In 1862 we were not an editor of the Post, to which
paper the owners of the Union have the vanity
to consider their paper a rival.
We did oppose, openly and above board, the
passage of an act to relieve Mr. Hastings from
liability for the $lO,OOO, of which the Custom
House waß robbed. Wo published an article on
the subject on the first of February, which we
here re-publish:
*<We understand an effort Is in progress at
Washington to have oar Custom House Collector
of this city relieved from liability for the $lO,-
000, of whtoh the vaults of the building were
robbed some time ago. .
<• We see no ocoaßion for such haste m the
matter. When tho officer Is releasod from lia
bility all efforts to detect the robberß or find tbo
money may ceaße. .Were we the offioer we
wonld prefer to have an open and thorough in
vestigation of the matter, and wait till the end
of the term of office before asking relief. The
nublio would be better satisfied. Tho thief or
thieves might yet bo discovered, and the money
recovered We hope Congress will wait a year
longer, at least, before taking any action in tho
matter.”
w« hare no doubt that four-fifths of tho peo
ple In this community will approve our course in
that matter. There wot "no oooasioa for such
haste.” A farther scarob, and a thorough in
vestigatiou would be proper. The .organ of the
House may reßt assured that more than
ooe person sent marked papers of that date to
Washington. The publio had an interest in that
matter. It was the people’s money that was
stolen; and the people have a right to demand
a thorough aßd persevering search for the thief
or thieveß. It is a singular fact that the Union
of y S'crday In abusing us for our Cußtom House
artiole should head their remarks with the word
“ PERSONAL.” It will be seen from tho artiole,
which we re-publish, that we did not undertake
to prove that the editors and proprietors of the
Union had any “ personal" connection with the
Custom House robbery. If they ohoose to con
sider it •• ptnanal ” let them explain the reason.
Poring the twenty months or more that we
have been connected with thia paper notone no* -
kind or unfriendly word has been uttered in the j
Post againstthe Union. Let it be reTPemberedt
then, that; tW 'assault xiomes 'from the Union, a nuoi&trr from the poeu ‘■EmEMZEToy."
I We welcome the controversy if necessary; and
j shall tell Borne plain truths before we are done.
In order to show how smell a matter bos ex
cited the ire of onr neighbors, and what choice
billingsgate they oan ondgel out of their brains,
W c insert below the entire artiole in the Union
of yesterday. Here it is—caption, blaokguard
| Ism and al
i< Personals .
Distiiet Alfred is no■ jcommlaelooer for tho Western
tom7court o f Claim eJ-PitUburghPoe.
“Thnt’B rather small, Georgy! Bat it suits
vour sire. 'Slave Commissionerdid you Bay,
Georgy 1 You used to be a lawyer. Did you
find the term iu the books, or did you think that
you would make a littlo abolition capital by em
ploying it? When you go to Washington to
solicit favors, do you find it advisable to cast re
proaoh upon the holding of any office under the
laws of tho country ? When you .were using tho
host of your dirty little ability, to prevent the
passage of an act relieving Mr. Hastings, by
sending papers, marked around a very con
temptible piece of your own editorial, to mem
bers of a certain committee, did you suggest
that the proper epithet for an officer appointed
under the act of 20th February, 1812 was -slave !
commissioner?’ Did it occur to you, that in
your anxiety to do a sneaking little aot, and to
i court the favor of men nearly as potty as your
self you might bo lying ? Did you not know
that, at tho time you wrote the above Mr. Mc-
Calmont was not a United States Commissioner
A slight examination of the records, or a reason
able effort to ascertain the truth might have so
informed you, and spared you tho publication ol
an exceedingly little and malicious falsehood.
the news.
Judge Blackford, one of the newly appointed
mdgea of the Coait of Claims, has arrived in
Washington.
Norfolk was visited with a terrific snow Btorm
on Thursday, The snow fell to the depth of
eight inches.
A Pyrotechmo establishment in New York, be
longing to Q. A. Lillicndahl, blew up on Wed
nesday afternoon killing two persons and injur-
ing several others.
The United States Mail steamship Nashville,
which left Now York on Wednesday for Liver
pool, oarried out thirty-five passengers and
$563,478 89 In spooie.
A prohibitory liquor law recently passed tho
i legislature of Illinois, but since the adjournment
of that body the copy of it canuot be found.
It is supposed that somo of itß onemieß have de-
stroyed it
Governor Pollook has issued an offiotnl order
that hereafter all applications for pardon must
be preceded by at least five days' notice to the
District Attorney of tho locality concerned, and
ten days' notice in a newspaper.
Several natives and a few foreigners aro tak
ing out gold in large quantities in the newly
discovered gold mines of Chontales, Central
America. With machinery, it is Baid, large for-
tanea can Boon bo realized there
It aeema to be true that a reerniting office for
tbo British army ia opened at 91 Chatham
street, New York. Bat the temptations, in the
way of glory in the Crimea or in pay, aro so
small, that a very poor bnsinCßß is doing.
An anthracite coal mine, containing coal of
the very first quality, is said to have been dis
covered on the hacienda of Senor Don Fermin
Ferrar, on tho north shere of Like Nicaragua.
The coal is Baid to have been analyzed and fully
tested. This will bo a great convenience for
our California steamerß, and cannot help but
make the fortune of the owner of the coal mines.
The Rhode Island Demooratio nominations are:
For Governor —Americas V. Potter, of Provi
dence. For Lieut. Governor —Nicholas Brown,
of Warwick. For Secretary of State—Asa Pot
ter of South Kingston. For Attorney Goneral
Waltor S. Barges, of Cranston. For State Trea
• BQr cr Nathan Hammett, of Newport. For Con
! gress—Thomas Davis, of North Providence, for
the Eastern District; and Beoj. J. B. Thurston
for the Western District.
Mayor Fernando Wood’s path to reform ia not
entirely strewn with roscß. Along with a roul
titde of friends, which he has made since he
came into office, Mr. Wood has some bitter ene
mies, who are determined to throw every obsta
cle in his way. Their most recent move is to
take the appointment of tho police out of his
hands, and vcßt it in the hande of throe Com
missioners, who are oertain to prostitute it to
party purposes. A mass meeting, oomposod of
oitizens of all parties, was held on Wednesday
night, which deprecated such a move, and bub
;ained Mayor Wood throughout.
ggy- We are afraid March is going oat like a
lion thie year. It gave ua a breeze, yesterday,
that produced many a beantifnl obaae for hatfl.
Such raoea ore rather interesting to witness, bat
to be a party to one of them is decidedly disa
greeable. Odc gentleman's bearer was hoisted
on a public street. He did not like to be seen
running, and allowed the hat to get a long start.
But the hat must be oaugbt, Bnd, entering him
self tor the race, right fleetly did he pursue.
The hat was caught with a crath, and an oath.
He turned the first oorner he came to anddisap
peared, doubtless imagining he wao irreparably
disgraced.
Railway Receipts for February.
Tramlalid from Circular of Harit if KKat,n t, March 20
We give below the reoeipta of several roads
for the last month. They are all affeoted more
or leaa by the general reduction of busineaa and
tbo short oropa In the West, but particularly by
the severe oold weather and tbo heavy anowa of
February, extending from the Atlantic States to
the Mississippi. Tho rivers were frozen up,
and navigation was entirely suspended. On
many roada travel waa at a stand still for several
days- The Chicago and Mississippi, tho Chica
go and Rock Island, and the Galena and Chioago
suffered especially. The main trunks—Now
fork Central, Eric, Pennsylvania Central, and
Baltimore and Ohio—were alTootcd thereby,
both direotly and indireotly. On the Harlem
Railroad there was no freight train for a fort
night. On the Pennsylvania Central tho burn
ing of a bridge at Lewistown, on the 13th Feb.,
impedod tho transport of freight for a fortnight.
Among the Erie receipts for February, 1864,
there is an item of $16,716 for dividend on
Buffalo and State Lino Railroad The
Company having sold this etock, tho item is not
included in tho receipts for tho laßt month. The
Reading Railroad shows a remarkable state of
prosperity—its earnings:
Baltimore and Ohio {Main Stem) $185,441 $279,85,
Baltimore and Ohio (Waahinijton
Branch)
Chicago and Mississippi
Chicago and Rock iaiund.
Clerelaod and Toledo.-
Erie...—
Hudson
Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Macoo and Western
Michigan Central „ „
Michigan Southern and Northern 81 , 690
Ne» York Contrail".'".- “5.™
Pennsylvania W'S" B ?‘’ “
Stonington JHJJ
Ohio and Pennsylvania.— 64,182 69,106
Beading (for tho quarter ending
Pobrnary 646,012
ggy* Wo seldom recommend a manufactured
medicine, believing that, in moat cases, nature
herßelf perfeots a cure more rapidly and effect
ually than can be accomplished by the vegeta
bles and minerals of medioal science. But in
the matter of dyspepsia, there are obronlo fea
tures about it, whioh very often defy all the ef
forts of nature to create a health notion of the
digestive organs, and it not unfrequently hap
pens that thousands suffer for years, diseased
both in body and in mind, from indigestion and
its kindred ills. To such, Hoofland’e German
Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, are
truly a most valuable preparation. It is a tome
j- • . ft healthy action to the stom
ach and’will be found highly serviceable at all
seasons, but especially during the Dys
pepaia can only be oured by a patient perseve
rance in one course of treatment, a
those Battering under this sad malady W©
reoommend an application to the Depot of Jlooi-
Und’s German Bitters, 120 Arch street, rnila*
delphia. —Philadelphia 'lnquirer. See advertifl©-
sent.
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•EBB I.AND OP PEACE. ■ Vt-t—
-— j Reported Expressly for tlxe Daily Morning Post.
DT TBI nSRSTIT Of 6T. EIBESE.
Of man's contentions weary, rise my soul
Above to spheres of Peace, and there converse
With pure and sainted minds,bereft ofgplte
And angry, selfish passion !
Hail to thee,
Oh Land unknown to hatred, rancor, strife,
And vain dispute! Sly heart at once begins
To feol a mild and soothing, balmy breeze,
That calmeth down the wild and stormy waves,
By man’s deceitful, whining cant orouted.
The false religious jargon, now In use
To Wrap in graceless forms the truths of God,
I loathe. My soul, that pants for waters fresh,
For loving, tender, swoot and poaceful strains,
Hath wanl’red through the world to find tho home
Of Peace and Beauty. Still, alas, in vain !
I spent the years of youth in mere pursuit
Of shadows. Brilliant, fairy-like at first,
Bewitching, graceful, lulling into dreams
Of Peaco and Love —to me they all appeared;
BUt phantoms all—they were dissolved In mist,
And vanished ever, —when my hand, to grasp
Their charming forms, attempted, leaving still,
Within tho Bonl, the secret, longiug thlr6t
For lasting rest; until atlast I reached
The land of Peace lu Inward life with God.
Ob Land of Peace, oh Land of Loto, what blits
Is found within thy regions! He, my God,
Is there: His sky serene and pure, reflects
Itself In souls immortal, Voices sweet
Resound In glorious anthems. Hymns they slog—
Tho Cherubim and Seraphim—in high,
Majestio,'still in peaceful tones ; and there
The sonl forever thrills in raptures deep.
She feola as if, on heavenly wings, she were
Transported high to her eternal Home,
Whero doubts and fuare will cast no moro their veil
Around her. All mysterious problems seem
Explained in God's immortal, hollowed Love.
A spring of everlasting freshness cools
Tha panting soul, aDd there fbo rooms to dwelt
Beneath the shades of trees, whoso branches, leave:
Have never foil the frosty, deoil'nlog blasts
Of winds autumnal. Gentle zephyrs there
Forever whisper strains cf Peace and Love
Thro' grov s and gardens, fields of rost; and all
Thai dwell In yonder regions ever .greet
Tho new arriving brother with the smllo
Of tender Love. Ob man, oh why wilt tbou
Not come—enjoy the blessol reace that there
In inward life is bidden 1 why dost tbou
Prefer to breathe the veo'med air of strife?
Oh come—behold, the God or Love will there
Refresh thy soul in living waters pure!
PiTTsnoBCD, Mkfrch 21,1855.
[From the New York Evening Post, 20th J
COL.. KINNEY AND HIS CENTRAL
AMERICAN PLANS
The famoia Col. Kiuncy, of Texan and Cen
tral American renown, is amouß the guests of
the Metropolitan. Notwithstanding the reports
so confidently made that he had abandoned the
proieot of colonizing the Mosqoito country, the
Col. still maintains the determination of follow
ing, daring tho present month, the parties in his
interest who have already left oar ports. Ac
cording to his statement tho story of the failaro
of the expedition aroso from the fact that ho had
disconnected himself from the Central Amorioan
I Company, and now purposes to oarry tho enter
prise through on bis own shoulders.
V At the oonclnsion of oertain negotiations now
pending, it fs his design to take passage by a
Bteamer from New York to the land of promise.
He will first stop at San Juan, where the people,
at the last acoounts, were anxionßly awaiting his i
preßanoe. Tho disturbances in tho neighboring
state of Nicaragua are rather propitious for the
arrival of Kinney and his pacifio riflemen. Dis
traoted as the country is by the contest between
the revolutionary party under Castilian and the
coußCrvativo property holders, headed by Cbetn
orro, the eword of tbc Col. would probably turn
tho scale.
In fact, wo understand that Col. William F.
Wnlkor, tho ex President of Sonora, disgusted
with his ill-success in founding an independent i „ .
government for the Lower Californians.is already j ali. oi.ikb plain op .•
in the field there with one hundred and fifty moa : MbUiUsuNS, stitAl 111.\b., etc .. e ,
under the banner of Castilian. This is pronoun- ;1. ™ Z SSI™
ced tho truo policy for an enterprising young; klkbeu,
filibnster “just commencing business," for Cas- | u Nll .ion of theOol.M. n«rp
tillan, having nothing to lose and everything to ;
gain, will bo sure, if successful, to coufiseato tho jj-Tht i'lru.uro anti Cumim-t or Oslo,! wtu.
possessions of Chomorro and divide them among | m » .“fir of CbOTUta, I. greatly eubancod by
his adherents. ! twin; them good, »od scttaulk to Ter uiubulf.
Col. Kinney, however asserts that hts objects g,,t a u that u n«Ms.'*ary to clTetri that great cuusouuua-
B.re still peaceable and entirely consistent with , both tu regard* ti p . &ul quality of good*. rvrw-ny
tho doctrines laid down in Secretary Mnroy's ; w t.-h«Q« to exjwri-ow a’.l this, t»mi b« only mo<lvrat««lj
letter to Marcoletta. relative to the expedition. | eharK^i, '■ando wby rat:in,'ot 240 Liocetv sTaast, UeaJ oi
His severance from the Central Americuu Com wu-jJ.
pany. he tbioks, bo far from damaging biox, only p. p(LotA)oou.i, iu partl-alar, U one cf Mu greaUtl
puts him on a better footing for carrying out bis ; f, ir tei. U« r nut>* b« bc»t In tho style and ui Una sar*
designs. Certainly tho great expeditionist has ■ mmt. Xumavus reference* could be if n«B»Mry, to
both the pretligt of euccess, and the qualities j e0 rrpt<>r>ii« luumn t. K- ( i
befitting tho Romulus of the prospective Central j “
American republic. j
About twenty years ago Kinney left his native
state for Chicago, where, in a few years, ho j
made a princely fortune. Becoming impover- 1
ished by speculation, he sailed down the Missis* j
sipl, and accumulated another fortune at Corpus
Chriati. It was here that he di°played bis go
nlus by squatting out among the Mexicans,
fighting and oooxing ihe Indiana, and carrying
the government mails and army supplies through
regions where it would have been death to any
other man to enter. Tired of these pipiog |
times of peace, ho now socks a field for new ex* j
ploits, and after his triumphs in colonizing Illi* j
nois and Texas, there seems to bo no insuperablo ;
difficulty in tho way of bio present effort. At
all events, we may prediot, that if tho Colonol’s
oolonists aro anything like bis “rangers” in the
Mexican war, the people around about Mosquito
territory will gain a new idea of the expensive
principles of Anglo-Saxon institutions, ns Col.
Kinney understands them.
Col. Kinney is now about forty years of age.
In person ho is of largo frame, over six feet
high, with a face resembling tho cameo like
nesses of Roman emperors, tough and ruddy
with exposure, and affording unmistakable signs
of resolution, courago and endurance
Oa the 20th ult., a Blight shock of an caith
qn&ke was felt in Bt. Jago do Cuba, being the
second there this year. The Britiehjnavel forces
in the Cuban waters are dividing, with the Span
ish squadron, the duty of cruisers watching for
the security of the Cuban eoasto. The troops
who were in camp at Pnentas Grandee, have re
turned to Havana, and the volunteers, by dint
of their daily drills, are becoming quite effi
cient soldiers. It is said that the files of the
Military Secretary at Havana, show the names
of 118,000 men, capable of bearing arms, who
havo signified their wiltingneeß to volunteer in
oase of need. The aentenoe to death of the
prisoners, Cadalia and Pinelo, has oansed an in
tense excitement in Havana—so the correspon
dent of tho New York and Now Orleans paper,
report; nnd tho Consuls of foreign governments,
headed by tho roproaontatire of Groat Britain,
oalled on tho Captain General to ask clemency,
and that tho exeoution might be deferred until
communications oould be had with the govern
ment at Madrid. They Btated that they did not
wish to interfore with the course of Spanish
justice, but eirnply desired to encourage peace
and avoid excitements. The Captain General
refused to reoeivo them for any such purpose.
The Auditor of tho Royal Tribunal disßcntsfrom
the deoiaion of the Council of War in relation to
the exeoution of the prisoners, and tho responsi
bility is thus left with tho Captain General.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA BAILEOAD,
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
31,461 5*5,312
32,751 “
61,113 50.285
62,000 45 172
342,625 *57,620
73 896 63,457
174,905 160,620
24,202 21,598
20.005 28 672
03,200 9 ',393
Os mil after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, tin PABSKN
OEB TRAINS will run as follows, until further notion :
FASTTRAK WILL LEAVE AT 3 A. M.
Mail Train “ “ at BA. M.
Express Train “ at 3P. M.
These Trains all run through to Crcntllnr, ami connect
there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio and Imllnnu,
and Bellefontalne and Indiana Railroads. At Mansfield,
connco'.looa are made for Newark, ZanoßVllle, Monroerllla,
Sandusky, Toludo, Chio.go, do.: and at Alliance for CleTe
land, 4c. No trains run on Sunday
Through Tickets Bold lo Cincinnati, Loulsrlllo St. Louis,
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Wayne, Cloyaland.
and the principal Towns and CUlos In the West.
The NEW BRIGUTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leora Pittsburgh at 10 A.M. and t P. M, and New Brighton
at T A. M. and 1 P. M.
For Tickets and further Information, apply to
J. G. OURRY,
At tho corner office, undor tho Monongahela Uouas,
Or. at tho Foderal Street Station, to
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1656. (mhlO)
XHy- Neuralgia. —This formidable disease, which
sec ids to baffle tho skill of physicians, yields like magic to
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr. F. Boyden, formerly of the Astor Hous% New York,
end late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.,
ia one of the hundreds who have been cured of severe
Neuralgia by Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
Since hlfl cure, he haa recommended It to numbers of
otherß, who were suffering with nearly every form of dis
ease, with the most wonderful success. He says it Is the
most extraordinary medicine he haa ever seen used, and the
best blood poriflerTuxown. .
V See advertisement in another column. (mhl6im
i \'■ : ,-r. «
’ - -1 *' “i V ' l ■
t> ! v•
-N^V
ft Zanesville, March 22.-A-fire oceurrea in
Stacy House this evening. It burnt the roof off
the building, and much property was d “?*** d
by water. The loss od the building was $2OOO,
and on the furniture $lOOO. which was fully
covered by insuracce. has
closed since Tuesday. iJS 3 ’’
ownor of the buUdicg.N*^^^^^ 0 8
to the late proprietor, '.
Chaulktos, March 21. -The Bhip Harknway,
from Liverpool, for Charleston, is ashore on
Capo Bomaine. It is feared she will not get off.
Her cargo is -1,000 sacks of. salt; insured in
downward, market dull; sales 1,900
Bostoh, March 23,-The Manchester opera
tives, embracing the entire mill force, con
on a strike, and the greatest ever .known exißts.
The manufacturers contend that no profitcan
bo made, and have no objections to stopping
awhile.
The Cuban News-
. *
Fire at Zanesville*.
Snip in Cotton
Uarki^t
Still on a Strike.
Heavy Snow Btonu—Damoge to ttoe
Crops Anticipated.
Columbia, 8. C. March 22.-Th.ro was a
heavy fall of snow last night, and it is feared
greut injury will bo done to the crops.
More abouttli* Coal Pit Explosion.
Baltimore, March 23.-Two more deaths
have resulted from ihc coal pit explosion, making
thirty-nine.
Conviction of KU«»n«-HU Sentence.
New York, March 23.—KiBSane has been
sentenced to two and a half years imprisonment
in Sicg Sing.
Veto of a Dank Bill*
Harrisbcbo, March 23 -The Governor has
vetoed the bill iocorporating the Bank atPotts
town.
Cffl- "Worms—Aa this la the reason of the year when
m,:ma are most formidable among children, the proprietors
of M’Une’s Vermifuge beg leave to call Iheattenlion of pa
ren-s to its tirtueF for tbe expelling of tbsfie annoying, and
often fatal enemies of children. It was Invented by a phy
sician of great experience in Virginia, who, af.er having
used It for several years In bis own practice, nnd found its
aucre33 so universal, was induced at last to offer it to the
public as a cheap, but certain and excellent medicine. It
has since become justly popular throughout tha L'nlled
States, as the moat emclentVermlfuge ever known, and the
demand has been steadily on the increase Blnce its first in
troduction lo the public.
porrhopfTfi Will be careful to ask for, and take none but
Dr. M’Lane’s Vermifuge. All others, in comparison, are
worthless.
P s.—Tbe above valuable remedy, also Dr. M’Lane’a cel*
ebruted Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in tbe United States and Canada.
Also, for eale by the sole proprietors,
FLEMING 8R03.,
Successors to J. Kidd A Co.,
rai .l9:,U» fin Won.] ilwt
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
ON THE Ist np NEXT APRIL, TO
,83-No. B 3 FIFTH STRE B T . -£3
Hni khF.R rp>r '‘ r tl'J lv Inform:, ihe puMic, tliat on
. the l>t day 01 Aprllnext, hr will nxxiorx au Sloaic
AND t lASO WaUKKOOSIS tO
No. 53 Fifth itreet, next door to Ma«onic Hall,
And a /tie doorj from th* J'ost Ojf‘Ct.
The New EstablUbinent will be fiDed uplu the most ele
gant ru«nner, and lb.- Piauuf kept on tins necond flcor, in
a richly furnished and spacious saloon.
a "p&xtiiD sew stock or
1 GRAND PIANO.' — Ecu Giuvn asp Ssvt U£asi>,
! FILL SERPENTINE PIANOS,
I SERPENTINE PIANOS.
; RoUIS MY. STYLE PIANOS;
JJJTW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Fourth Lecture In the Course to
Y'-UNQ MKS.hy kef. Dr. UuWaUD, will be delivered In
the Record I'VksUTTUUAN Cucr.cn, K»lth street, be—- ••
W. od and Market, «u SUNDAY EVENING, March
T o'clock.
f uucct—‘
and the Em
•» Tho relation existing between the Kmj.loy.
ninvre.” roh‘24
CAUD.
\FEW days since, I published an advertisement of my
liiMstafl Piasos. la which an extract from a letter
from Prof. U llohbock, of this city, addressed to Messrs.
Daumgarten A Heins, cf Hamburg, the manufacturers,
Was Inserted. This morning 1 observed iu several of tbs
dally papers a*• Nottc signed by Prof. R, In which he
that 1 woa unauthorised to make use of It, and that
it waa Incorrectly stated and applied.
In reply—l presumed that If he bad written the letter,
h« of course, meant wbat was therein contained, and con
seuuenily required no authcrity from him to make the
same public. As regard the assertion as to Its incorrect
ness I have the letter in my poassShiOD, and It speaks for
its»U word for word a* I hare published. Mcmxb Baurn
garten A Hein* ara not dependant upon Mr. llohbock for
“udoisemeut—their Pianos were known, app-eciated and
rewired the highest rommenrtations from tho first artiwts,
bug before Prof. R. saw fit to pars an opinion upon them.
My reason for publishing the extract wa9 In the fact that
he WM well known In the city, aud not be ause his recoin*
mendation was necessary to establish the merit of the
Piauoa In I may add that they stand on their
own merit,and itro endorsed by such men as List, Thalberg,
.nd o,ber», ,olel y oo .ccount of „,, pMR
Van chj'riiiiiittiiAO si
No 83 MavKst St, Cokskr or Diamond.
TUST RECEIVING, a large und veil lolected stock of all
l'aME? MANTILLA TRIMMINGS:
Princes Uuttnus, Galloons,
OtoJs Braids, VoWets,
ISS * Cords, Ribbons.!
A handsome oMortmeut of French, Scotch and Austrian j
FMBItOIDEKIKg, in Bwit*, Jaoonot apd Lace.
OoDars. Edgings, Handkerchiefs,
Sleorea, Inserting Infant* Robw»,
Chemisettes, Bands, Caps A Waist*.
A full supply Of MOURNING GOODS:
Crap* setts, Collars, I ot* and Qanae\elWy
Plain Linen Potts, Slopes, Cause and Potted Falls,
Plain Swiss do. Chemisettes, Italian and Eng’h Crape.
MATERIALS FOR EMBROIDERING—Stamped Collars,
Bauds and Inserting*: French Working Cotton, Hoops,
Unen and Cotton Floas, OU Cloth, Embroidering Silk,
Stilletos and Scissors.
Mantua. Satin and Bonnet Ribbons.
A arge of GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
GOODS—Shirt*. Collars, Cravats, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Ac.
Pins, Needles, Buttons, Tape , and averyibiog in 6mall
wares generally. , , ~ . . ,
oajoc’s best Kid Gloves, in whtto, black and colors.
Slaes from No. 6 to No 10, alwaTs on hand.
alpo A good stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES—Tory
mh‘23
Goal Land for Sale.
Of.VENTY-HVK TO KUJIITY ACRES best quality of
CJAL which can be brought to the centro of Earn Bir
mingham or the river by Railroad. This offers the bent op
portunity to manufacturer* and dealers trhlcli can ever be
Obtained to secure a valuable Cotl tract «o near the city.
The surface Is beautifully located for Country Seats, and
Will be Kiild whole, or in ono to five acre lots.
Apply to WM. PHILLIPS,
corner First and Rosa atreets, or
L.-0. HEPBURN,
No. 00 Kourth'streot nmr Wood.
81111 Another. «»n the Sixth
GIU-HT PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS,
AT ROCHESTER.
rTMIB first rrU*. l«>r the Spflrttf of 165T*, took plßco tho lfith
1 inVt The BKCOND WILL BK HKLD ON SATUR*
DAY the 31 Kt Inst., or iut day of March, preraoly at ton
o'clock A M.. i>iiJ adjourn at half pout tm'lTO—bo that
Pliintiuryh, - Ac., may return home
by the 'me o'dork Accoi*m<»UUan.
tor purilcumr*. hoo handbill*. maps, Ac-, or enquire of
tb- *« who botfaht hi o><- Jive former sates, of Henry Boyle,
Auctioneer, AIM-tfhonv, or of Jorepb Lewis, ho. \ *-1-Clair
ttreat, l'iMaburgh—ut which place* blUa may Jod b j
lho“« *\x» call- , n . n M * T * C - GOULI> -
March W, IB6o—imlr.’Sits]
Hot- he«t/>r.
" uV«rt!lug School,
/-Ml hllMMKlt UiUIIIHNU lIOU3E.—Tho GLEN HOTEL
l I anl lirounje are olfered W KENT for elthor the
otaire uurnores. The Bile and arrangement of the honeo,
the beauty, extent anil variety of the grounds, and the
alntrulnr advantage of the bouillon, eeoloded from every
thing objectionable, render thll a moat desirable location
for either a Male or Female Seminary. For terms, apply to
nil,”4 tf .1. W. BUTIKB, 87 Front straat.
rr\K\B-7:> ta»lf chest* Vou K ll.son, Imperial, Gunpow.
d,r » Uj DM T~, for «l. * HOORnEAI)
mOBACCO-76 borm Kuijri! 4 Robliwon », William 11.
I Ur»nt’», Web»t«r 0W'«;»a othM fiTorlW brandu: in
■tore .nd for «1» iiy Imh2t| KINO * MOORHEAD.
/VU«&-Soo Lost • Bxlo. OxI2, IOXIJJ and 10x14 COUDU
(x Qlflfg. fay (roh24) KINQ * MOORHEAD.
Nn IK?N G a * MOORTOAD.
OFFEK—IOO bugs prime Kio;
B& pocket* Jaya; in store
r KINO * MOORHEAD,
OLASBfiS —160 barrel!, ejrpnn and °»*
8,1, by rmh24f KINO * MOORHEAD.
OTEAhIBOAT FUIINITDRE—Strict attentioni given to
the manufacture of steamboat eabinfurnltare ana
\ t. B. TOOG * CO.,
h mlr24 38 SmithCald utreet.
■. .ARLOH Fll iInTTU RE.—We are conatantly manufao-
I turlne fine parlor furniture of every description; war
ranted in material and
prices. imarzij _ ■ s
rrfeT POY TABLES-With and without marble tope, fin
| j B bod and for sale by fmar24] T. B. YOUNG * CO.
fVKOItJiTARIES AND BOOK CASKS—A Tarioty of pit-
CMgJ*. wulnut tnl ; f ° r ,“^ OT( j 4 m .
i SPECIAL NOTICES.
X&PH.
pANT.atNEPTDNii HALL, Seventh stroev, on MONPAX
EVENING next,3larrh‘2oLb,at7 vnrUv'and
• gDBJfiv.T—“ The means ol promoting Moral rnruy» auu
ItR necessity in members if the fire Department. .
i K The pubfic (Ladies end G “ ntle ?'";L a 'VNWOODT y
Bjotder^
Church Dedication.-- v t\i
U#Cnuaoii KdlQcu will h« »™IU A TtI> 10 JE»-m5
miilhUll' KKXT SABBATH, 'doth in.L Re7.Br. Du.ma
will urtuch the opening Sermon at bull-past tout* t-loek,. •
M The Dedicatory Services wiU be continued through th
fci Jta* to “aS-ilhop S.«r:o 3 rreacblng 1" *. ?>«£
imr There will be Service aiternoon and evening of both
SL l °y> sUer». duu ng ..utad CUrgrm™ trnm th.
East aw expected to take p*rt in the exercises. Due n-*
1 lice will be given of their appointments. ph , rffe
Rev. Au'RtD CooKUftN has Wn appointed J° l “J £ '
and will enter upon bis duties as Puntor next SabboUi.
A Public Sals c? t«s Pwa will take place in' the
on Monday s»xr, iGihJoft., at 10'odA._. ■—L
PITTSBUIIGU
Life. Eire and Marine Insurance Company;
OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET ,
MASONIC HALL., PITTSBURGH, PA.
HOIIKKT GALWAY, President.
Ja3. D. M’Qoi, Secretary. .
This Company makes every insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE RISKS. .■»#«_
Also, against Hull aodCargo Risks on the Ohio and Mis
sissippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against Loss and Damage by £ire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies Issued at the lowest rates consistent with satety
to all parties.
DI&JECTOKfI:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
James 8. lioon, John Fullerton,
John M’Alpln, Bamuel M’Clurkan,
William Phillips, James W. flaiiman,
John Scott, Cha*. Atbuthnot,
Joseph P. Oatiam, M. D., David Itichey,
James Marshall, John M’Uill,
Horatio N. Lee. Kittanning.
-j, Howard A»»oolatlon— nOUP dII'OHISN
SEVENTH STUEET -The Managers of
the Society will be Blod to receive donations of Co.h, Bread,
Meat or Groceries. The wants of the deserving Poor most
bo our arouse for
[Uob.WM. B. M’CLUIUi,
I a. w. black.
Manager?, •( L. WILMAKTII,
R. CHESTER,
WILLIAM NOBLE.
Treasurer 0» WILMAKfH.
wl cannot promise to publish the names of the donore.
>ut wilt be glad tt> recpjte then gifu . 1
HUBTH WESTERN INSURANCE UOMFANY, !
OFFICK. NO. 70 WALNUT STItKKT, FIULAUtLLIUA.
' CHARIER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capital, S 300,000«
i SSKTI'S LIABLE FOK TUB LOSHLS U* IUL COM
ln ritocfe ISoteß, (negotiable (onn,)Recured by
gages and Judgments *
In llilla Keceivabie, Mortgages and Judgments,
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items • *‘> uw
SW"
n. CAUWBL, President. 0. 11. Ililsll, S ' c ' et y{'
S - Flro, Marino and Inland Transportation rislt»,lo£<
; current rates
befebences.
PITTaCObOU.
Kramer 4 lUbm, Ourling, Robertson 4 Co.,
N. Bolmes * Aoufl, Wm. liagaley 4 Co.,
j. A. UutcUson & Co.. D. Uwcn 4 Co.,
Murpny, Tierunn 4 Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
Woiaright, Huntington M. C. llollowell 4 Co.,
4 f l oy(Jj David S. brown Si Co.,
C. U. 4 Ueo. Abbott, Wood 4 Oliver,
Heaton 4 Deuckbi, Caleb Cope 4 Co.,
Cba*. Megargee 4 Co., Drexel 4 Co., bankers,
Hon. Wm. 1). Keley, Scott, Dakar 4 Co.,
Unto 4 Co.,
docl3:ly No. 115 Water street,jMti,turgl
CITIZKNS’ Inaurauc* CoiDpany ol
Us? Pittsburgh*—"'ll UAUALISY, Preni-ifeßt;
pita* dAiJDKL L. iIARSUKLL, Secretary.
Office: 84 Water Street,bei^^ 7l Marketani Wooa ‘
Insures HULL an<l OAItGO Biafcs, on the Ohio and Mibbl**
Bippi Ritera anil tributaries.
Insuresagainst Loseor Damage 07 Vixt.
ALSO Against the Perilsuf thehea,and InlandN*fH^• ,
tionand Trsnsportation.
'HOWARD ileaiili Association of
Pittsburgh, Pa.-- 'lt KICK, No. 108 TUIKU
fiT vKET, opposite tiie Telegraph Uthco. ,
This Association L-i ortfatilsu.l tor the purpose or affording
mutual asri .Un*e l-> each other, iu case or aiokucs.- or a->
lideul. liy payiug a yeuriy payment, the member.-
of the Association s«ouiv* a Weekly rukueso,
from $2.23 to *lO p«*r Week. lu tuts Association
all members *r* o-r-mlly in tho nod
au , U. M iv LN/.l E, i’r-aldeut.
DiBSOfOIS:
William Bagaley, Richard Hoyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Kea, William Bingham,
RobertDunlap.Jr., John 6. Dilworth,
Isaac M. Peuooofc, Fram-i-altera,
B.Uarbaueh, J. Schoomnuaer,
Walterliryant, William B. ilays.
John Shipton.
T J Secretary.
i'manw Ccmmitiw —Jo?i\n Ki AtAM_R, G. . .
Ilorrst>.rr. w _ _
rtiTfloirtn—F. lutsf, M. T>. no . _
r - \Vetleru PsttsasytVaiUA llospival.--
S»3,«*'»r« Wumoud. Al,«
city, ant the .itton.tiue; Tty: trians to the above lnau
lutinu, tor thi* ttrst (juutt*rr ot lb.‘>4.
Application* for admission may •>* mioin to them n. ai
hours at their oi&cc*. or at tLe »t o c.ucK, 1• M.
Kecect chh.-s of accident;.t injury are w.r itkJ at KllbiJn
without form
’ AItSULU At \\ 1LL1A.11?,
M '.Mf.u'l I'U-ti-i i I’
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, and
Fitting Generally,
Fon wauuivj and y;:ntilat; -n of ucildin
A. £ W. vrilt CO r.s.:;u’l fur ±ud 'rlHi
bj ur bot wm- r >-r C:.Wr.,tA a
t ;, SWIO..K, Fnov..n.-«*, Uuu^-
ilouS'H, Julis, lloKli or Lwehii s*;. -N>j.-o Ma.rki
Er
- Kmuklin saving Kuud ami Lonn
Aftttoclatloiij OtFtCr., N* •. 'J7 F:iL»NT .'TICKET,
lii Ua>— MUMJAV. Note.-. ullurud ou ATI) it DA \
Svcrrlury* nt tin* store i»t Jouii 11. Mcllor, No. SI
itroet Vtfsk.y Dues receiy*vl At the same time und
; .11 WlliriMßK. S.>T*t»rv.
r To Lei.—i'UL .ir.uo.HU nout or itffi.M-.r-
TUnH ENGINE UOUaK i.i‘ Lluli t-uiublo for pubuc
will b« lot lor Hire* or lour nights in the week.
Enquire of UEOHUE tUNr-tON,
d- at M’Ciurk:iuV, No. UC \\ otxl street.
Hiotloe»*»Ttie JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO
CIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets ou the
& r( .t WEDNESDAY i>l every month, jil SCUOdILEIT CIVS,
lo the Diamoud. Dy order.
i el;y Oi-'O w SKKS'n. Secretary
O. O. fr'.—mce ol me«ULx, vv!ismni;tou liuLl,
[kSy Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley.
PtrrsDUKdn Lofue, No.ofiti—Mcetsevery Tuesday evening.
Mi&uidiTXLK Encampment, No. S7 —Meets first and third
Friday ol each month. if!’ T ? 6r !. T _
ATTENTION IS. L G.—You uri> hereby notified to'
attend at your Armory,on MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAYS and FRLDaYS, for drill, and to transact such busi
ness as may come before the Company. I*. KAN E,
mnrlMrtiind Secretary pro tem
HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE
THE undersigned is preparrd u» supply CAKPKN’TEHS,
CABIN ET-MAKERS, uud Workers in ttood generally,
wnfa his Potented aud valuable PLANEd. .
All who have tried it, pronounce ;l a iro?t Vbluab e in
vention, that must food ciime into g nernl u*-e. Tn-j lol
lowloc lotlers fioni practi al workmen are but among
mauy letters the Patentee has received tecoa meud ng this
Plane above all others in use :
PirrSDCiiGfl Steam Cabinet Factobt,)
February dd, 1365. f
We hereby certify, that dlirtDg the last twelve month*
wo have used Hopper's Pntnt Plano, and do not hesitate
to recommend it to Cabinet-ihiSera and Carp ntets n« su
perior io any other Piano in u s-. We consider It peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
hard wood, and for planing vene-rs, it a far eupeimr to
the old meda cf scraping, besides being a great saving of
time. One man, by using tr.ls Plane, will plane mote
veneers than five men can do by any other plane or method
in usa. «• 11 ■ 4 Co -
To Moses F. Eaton, Esq.: , 4 4 _ .
Dear Sir —l haTo examined Hoppers Votent Bench
Plane, anil believe it to be a most excellent article for the
use for which it i» intended, as a combination ol plane and
scraper. , ~ .
It is particularly adapted to planing veneers and it does
not requite one-fourth the time or labor of the old method;
ami I have no doubt, when its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely upersede the tormer te
dious and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully rec mmend it to all persons engaged In
the Cabinet business, ae from my knowledge of it, there is
nothing as well filled to give a smooth and beautiful finish
to veneers as the Uopper Patent Bench Plane.
James W . Moon will,
Furniture Warerooms 0?, 90 Third fe
Pittsburgh, February 27,1855
MOPES F. EATON, of city, U ray solo Agent for th*
sale of Planes, or of rights to mouufjcuiru and sell them
aaieoi nau 6 W M. 0 . HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, March 21, 1856-—(roh2l:tf)
AGENCY.
MOSES F. EATON* No. W Sixth street, agent for selling
and buying PATENT RIGHTS, is now authorised to
sell the following lately patented articles:
Sands & Cummings' Patent Brick Machine;
Hopper’s Patent Veneer Plano;
Trott’s patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan's Itock Drilling Machines;
OVs patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland’* Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford’s Sleatn und Water Uunges; and,
Griffith's Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
Tbfc.so articles hare been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced superior to any in u*-e.
lie is also authorized to sell Rights to make aud vend these
articles in any part of the country.
He has also f-r sale hot-pressed Nutts and Washer?, and
finished Brass Work.
He is also prepared to take Agpncies for the pale of other
patented Rights and new InTentic.us, and give to the busi
ness faithful and constant attention.
He refors to the following
CARD.
The subscribers havo I cun acquainted with Mr.
Moses F. Eaton, and have uo hesitation in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ lux services, as a g*n*
tlemun of undoubted integrity and Indefatigable industry,
in whose exertions every reliunce tuny be placed.
Neville B. Crnic, W. Robinson, Jr.,
Wm. Larimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. ii. Danny, It. Childs 4 Co., .
James Wood, N. Holmes 4 Sons,
• P. It. Friend, Kramer 4 Rabm,
F. Lorenz, ' L. R. Livingston,
Knap 4 Wade, William F. Johnston,
William Phillips, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson A. vV. Loomis.
PtTTsmmon. November 27th. ISM.
Doan’s Patent Kock Drilling aiselil&ei,
WEIGHING ABOUT 300 POUNDS; cun be worked aud
moved by two men, and do the work of fire or fix in
the ordinary way. S. S. Fowler A 00., Manufacturer!*.
The subscriber baa Iwn appointed sole agent in the Uni*
ted Stales, for the sale of rights to use these Machines.
MOSES F. EATON, 19 Sixth street.
H2FZtt *o
Hon. Wo. F. Johnston, President A. V. It. It.;
W. Milnor Roberts, Esq , Chief Eng. A. V. R. R^
Gon. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. A C. R. K 4
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Chief Eng. P. A C. It. It;
Messrs. ManfuU A Nicholson, Contractors for tbe P. A 8
R. R. decl9
GBEAT WEBTEBH OYBTEB AND FISH DEPOT,
No. 128 WOOD STREET.
. all kinds of Eastern and Northern FISH
(SGtt I #Jand OYSTaRB = t wholesale. Also SZBYID up
mlwl' } n every style at tbe counter.
Hotels, Restaurants and private families
supplied daily. , S. BTEINRUCK,
mb23} Agent for the Philadelphia Oyster and Fish Co.
WISTAR’S COUGH LOXENZES, an excellent Remedy
for Coughs and Colds —a large supply rac’d by
nm 22 JOS. FLEMING.
hjpes&mxs*-* * • -
The Great Revolution tit Medicine I
It Ib accomplished! The want of centuries to supplied!
Is: Mossi’e Kuxnt oz Cohdial s# 0
medicine that destroys disease, without weakening tho
system; that exhilarates the BpirU3,withoutentailing sub
sequent depression; thafccures indigestion in alt its forms
and consequences, that restores the shatteied’corves to full
vigor, tbat'regulates the bowels and the liter* that causes j
the constitution Itself to recuperate—and that in fait an* j
swera the purpose all stimulant •, all nervine preparations, ;
all cathartics aud all aleraUvef*, without producing any of !
the unpleasant after effects which llow from tho use of ordi
nary medicines. Tho Arabian herb which forms its basis
ppems to be the very thiog for which herbalists.and physi
cians chemists aud pharmaceutists, have rearchod in oil
and, until now, searched in min. L<t the sick TQotctl
Tha Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot
tles Price, three dollars per bottle; two for fito dollars;
six for twelve dollars. C.n.ttlKG, Proprietor,
• 192 Broadway, New Toth.
Bold by Druggists throughout the’United 3tales, Canadas
and West Indies.
Q. W. KEY3ER, )
SELLERS A CO., > Pittsburgh.
FLEMING BROS., ‘ J fmhls.im_
fortification, tho instant a plaster tf applied;,
most cease, and tiger la given bjr DALLEY’3 PAIN EX
TRACTOR'S galvanic effects, anil except the parts are de
composed, they will soon be restores to th-ir natural color;
but lf*o, the contagious Influence will be neutralized and
arrested, for mortification cannot proceed whe-evet the
salve be laid on, and new flesh will certainly bo generated.
poison nwM insects, eiptiles and punts
Are rendered quite barmlesa bv rubbing in Inßlantly a
quantity if OALLETS PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after It
has swollen, and livid epots are riiibla Even then, like
the voltaic battery, it will directly attract, dissolve, and
motamorpbose the poisoning lnflttoncf. At the sting of
Tees and moFqoltoi s, the ioetant it touches yon. the pain
cods. The bIU-a of rabid animals “' 3 ,° neu '
tvftVized C. V. CLlUnKr«x»n. * vu*-
tral,zea ‘ Proprietors, New York.
Pot sale by Dr. Q. IL KEYSEB, 140 Wood street, and by
«ii Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the Uni
ted States. mh23-dawliw
BPBIHO STOCK OF HAMBTJKG PIAUOS,
m CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Wood
f^S!!Bms& street, Pittsburgh, sole Agent.
KrMftTjgHcrei The Hamburg Pianos ore undoubtedly gu» .
\J 3 y \| S perior to all others, both in elasticity of
touch and superiority of tone . ' . 1
They have not only received tho highest marks of appro-,
. bati»n irom the beat
And olher3, vbo have them constantly in their own nre,
but also from our resident Professors. The following is an
tract from a letter of
extract ro pROpEgsOR n EtiI HT ROHEOGK.
After describing the particular style, two of which he
wants for his own nee—one Grand and one Square—bo
Boeshs as follows of their.excellent qualities:
•* My little daughter, who plays very wtl«,nmst,w.lih my
self, luoe a goed instrument, and yoora are the only ones
which can satisfy me. ..
«« Instruments are offered me on ths most accommodating
terms. 1, however, do not like them; they have not the
elastic touch aod the tone of yours
“ I remain yours, respectfully,
“ Hkxbt Kohbocx, Pittsburgh, Pa.”
For sale by CHARLOTTE BLUME, at the “Old Estab.
lihhed Tiano Depot,” 118 Weed street, 2d door above Fifth
Also, sole Agent for Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
for Bal'd, Davis <£ Co.'s Boston Fianos, (which in the East
ern cities are considered superior to either Chlckerlug’a or
Nunns A Clark’s, but which fact is not extensively known,
la* they haTe but lately been introduced here;) and other
New York and Philadelphia Pianos, of the best makers, at
price* from s2‘?s to $BOO- * mhl9
NOTICE.
IN an advertisement of Mrs. Blume, la tins paper, my
ca , o is made one of in connection with the Hamburg
Pianos. Bach use i- unauthorized by me, and, moreover,
the mat er is incorrectly 6tate<l and misapplied. 3he fact*
are these: About ft year ago I wrote to Bamngarten k
Heins. Piano makers in Hamburg, (Germany,) for a Piano,
of a new and peculiar construction, and of which I famish*
ed a minute description. They replied that they did not
manufacture any each, and requested mo to examine a
Piano of their make sent ;o Mrs. Blume, at the same time
offering to furn sh me with a similar one, in case I liked it.
1 accordingly examined the instrument, but as it did not
please me, 1 declined purchasing of them. I have since
nousht and am now using a liano from the factory of
Nusiis ft CtAßg.y.Y. (wb23) HSNKV BOHBOCK. .
HINTON intends to move to CORNER OP TUNNEL.
AND WYLIE STREETS on Ist of April, and is now
SELLING OFF ALL Hid CUSTOMER MADK SUOES EX
Ci.CSI Vfe'LY FOR GASH, at the following low prices:—
liu=kius, $1,00; do. Ties. 62; Slip. 50; ChiltFs, 31 and S 7;
Gaiters in lastiog, $1,57@f1,50. Men’?, Boys’ and Misses*
la proportion. Cali and get Bargains. mh23:3t
XTtW MUSIC. — Homewood Polka Mazurka; a new
piece—composed by J. T. Wameliak. Price 25c.
Hare you seen Sam f— a comic song.
Vilkiop and his Dinah—seng, by John Parry.
Hard Time* come again no wore. 8. C. Foster.
Daya n —or the world is coming to an end! 1
llnd I the wings ot a Fairy gay. Glover.
I’vp a heart to exchange. Baker.
La Belle Brunette Polka.
Tr,e above, together with a large selection of all the pop
u’ur music of the day, Is juft received and for sale by
I m b2n JOHN Li MKLLOR, SI Wood B-reet.
Magazine.- for apiul received.—peterson'e
M:*g;u‘.or*, fw April.
UtUcn's Magazine for April.
Y-.nk-'P Nation, do.
•pho Ca>tle Builder*; by the author cf “ neartaeare,*’
“The Ilt-ir <T Bodclsllo,” Ac.
Th- 11»'D Fever; by Burnham,
bhilou’# Pictorial for this week.
RecelT*d and for sale at the Cheap Book Store of
W. A. Gil DEN PENNEY & CO ,
mh‘23j Fifth st, opposite Iho Theatre, (late7o Fourth ft.)
i ARDEN TOOLS—
( J 16 doz Amea’Spades;
10 “ steel Spading Forks, for vines and trees;
7 •* Jr u Rakes;
12 “ Me«l “
2 “ Bred Drills, changeable from 9 to 27 in.
1 ** Wheelbarrows. For sale by
mh23:4tw* JAMES WARDROP.
OsiON SETS—IOO bus hoe small Sved Saii;
50 “ Top *•
20 hhh>. Sweet Potatoes, to arrive. For
salu by [mh2'l:4tw- t ] JAMES WARDROP.
Gi RaLE VINES—S,OOO Catawba vines, fur vineyards,
f mb 23.4 tw* JAMES WARDROP.
S KED i> bus. Scotch Potato Oats, fine, fur fale by
Uih23:4tw* JAMES WAIIDROP.
Agency for the sale of landretu’s seeds.
F. R. DR A VO, Famiy Grocer, Diamond, Pittsburgh,
h a arranged with David Laudreib, of Philadelphia,
for a constant supply of his Warranted Garden Seeds.
These Seeds have, for manv years, stood rro-eminent in this
vi'inlty, and it will bo an object with F. R. D. to sustain
their reputa.ion. Atme tptif bit sold by him but those rtceived
direct from Landreih. ‘ mb2S
;a - t \ DOZ. BROOMS, a superior article, receiveu on con
&'o\J signme..t, and for sale low, by
mh23 F. It. DRAVO, No. 1 Diamond.
HATS AND CAPS.
TO OUR FRIENDS and Citizens oese-^s^
IS HALL! or THE TWO ClTI£3 JCft> VICINITY.— gggggfr,
openel a lIAT and OAP STORK, nr"*<■»
No. 10 4 WOOD STREET,
Kext house to the First I'rtsbyUrian Church—outdoor from
And hiving purchased our Goods for cash, we will sell as
grod an article on as reasonable terms as any other house
a the city. The public would do well to give us a call and
iX'im'.ne our stools before purchasing elsewhere.
MORGAN k CO.,
ho. 164 Wood st.
Proponaiii
> iILL be received at the office of the Western Peniten-
YY tiary of Pennsylvania until BATOKDAY, the 3lst
lust, for furnishing COAL of good quality, and good fresh
UfcJkF, free of boee—(the shank bone to be put in when rfr
quested; in all cases the bone will be deducted)—for one
year from the Ist of April, 1865, in such quantities as may
be requited. [mb22] A BECKHAM, Warden.
ONLY SI,4UU for a piece of GROUND containing about
Eight Acres, in a pleasant and very healthy location,
ouly ten minutes’ walk from the B. H. Depot at Kaet
Liberty. Terms of payment will be made easy. This
property Is in a goo 1 neighborhood, and Is offered at the
above low price, as the owner Is going West. Persons in
wuntof such a place, will call at the Real Estate Office of
mh22 S. CUTHBERT k SON, 140 Third ft.
AGKEAT VARIETY OF HOUSE*, LOTS and FARMS
axe offered for BALE at our Office. We are dally re*
cuiving descriptions of new pi cea, which can be had on fa
vorable terms. Several new Farms In Vlrginiafor sale. 50
Aiti s of good Land la Ohio, near Wheeling. Also. Coal
Landa. A good Brick House on Duncan street for $l,OOO.
Building Lots for $2OO, Ac., Ac., Ac.
8. CUTHBEBT A SON,
Real Estate Agents, 140 Third st.
C'tONOENT&ATED LYE—A new and wonderfbl article
j for making roft and hard Soap. It is a substitute for
potash, and much cheaper than potaab, as one pound
is euindent fbr one barrel of soft soap. A larg* supply re
ceived by JOS. FLEMING,
mh22 Corner Diamond and Market *L
WISTAH’S CuUGtf. LOZBNGES, prepared by Dr. Wiß
tar'e original receipt Thc.=e Lozenges ore a safe,
certain and speedy remedy far coughs, colds, hoarseness,
sore throat, Ac. A fall supply Jasi manufactured by
JOS. FLEMING,
Corner Market street and Diamond. -
A NEW INVOICE OF EXTRACTS FOR THE HDKP.,
J\_ as'follows: Oriental Drops,Ex. Boquet,Mask, Bpring
Flower, U,.per Ten, Magnesia, Geranium, Heliotrope,
Jockey Club, Rose, and fifty other kinds, hare just been re*
celTed by (mh22) JOS. FLEMING.
C'IOUUU REMEDIES —Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Vvistar’s
j Balsam Wild Cherry, Jayne’s Expectorant, Duncan’s
do. A largo supply of the above volurble remedies rec’d by
m l,oo JOS. FiiKMISQ.
WJLI LOW cHAKCUAL —An excellent article, prepseed
exnreaaly for medicinal purpos*B. 0 dozen rec'd by
jos. flemino,
Corn *r Diamond and Market st.
OSUOUb’S INDIA CHOCALOGUK, a oerUin cure or
Peter and Acuo and all other disease*; I*2 dot.
receive 1 by ' JO3. FLEMING,
Corner Diamond nml Market st.
A Y KK’SCUKRKY PECTORAL and CATHARTIC PILLS
A l iross of these celebrated medicines rec*d by
mh22 JOS- FLEMING.
HOOPRR’d AROMATIC CaCUOUS The best article
now in use tor sweetening the breath. 6 dot. l ec’d by
mb22 JOS. FLEMING.
ROSEMARIE UAIR OIL—An excellent article for the
preservation of the hair. 12 doz rec’d by
nib 2> JOS FLEMING.
G 1 u\l DROPS—Another large supply of finely flavor
T Gum Drops rec’d by (mh2‘2) .103. FLEMING.
a vuD LIVER OIL—A fresh supply of Baber’s celebrate
Cod Liver Oil rec’d bv jmh22l JOS, FLEMING.
TMVfi DOLLARS REWA*.*, oe paid for the detection
r of the person who is In the habit of stealing the morn*
ing papers from oar door. WILKINS & CO.,
nih22 71 Fourth st.
BE.fc.SWAX —This day received and fo sale by
mh2l HENRY S. COLLINB.
GREEN EPEES—2U bbla for sale by
mhlT HENRY H. COLLINS.
nov27*4tf
I ARE—I 6 kega No. 1 Lard lor sale by
j mhl7 HENRY IT. COLLINS?
C'iuLrlSU— 2UOO tt»s Codfish lor sale by
/ mhlT HEN BY H. COLT INS.
MACKEREL— No. U large and medium Tor sole by
mh!2 . HENRY H. COLLINS.
BROOMS —100 dozen Corn Brooms Tor role by
mi>l7 HENRY H. OOLLINS.
TLMOTUY SEED—BO bushels for sale by '
mhl7 HENRY XL COLLINS,
l BARREL ERE3H EGGS this day recM, and for sale by
1 mb2l HENRY H. COLLINS
Asiiicf for soldiers’ Claims*
T OCATIuN OF LANDS.—PDROHASB AND SALE OP
Li LAND W ABU ANTS. —The undersigned bunimw
r-ingements with rompetont and M n ,——
obtain CorUScatca or Warrants for Soldiers, their *ido»l or
minor children, who are enIHMI to tLud
*” 4 thePUI t O "S,"D
_ Corner of AVood andPUth street;.
CARGO’S GREAT SUCCESS to coaming » TfatifDl
cleaning LIKENESS la proTerblal. Booms 76 Fouata
stxoot tar Prfc«* molSTst* n™* 2
THEATRE.
FIFTH STREET, DIRECTLY ABOVE WOOD
J. C. FOhTEB, Ltfliee and Htatger
' —paTCE3 Of AMfISStOir
Boxer and Parquette...-60_-. | Private 80xe.,1«tg.....49.W
Second Tier | rrlvato Boxca, am a 11...... si-00
for the.eerttftcate.. ■ __
I sa-OREAT SATURDAY NIQQT'3 BILL.. TWO CAPI
TAL PIECES. " ___
I £&■?, B JOHHSTOS to tiro great charaotart—ZttltJ.
HcMurca and Onus Hair
*3-0. TC3TER and BAILEY In great par U. _
SATURDAY EVESHNO, March 21tb, 18S5, the perform
once will oommsneo with 1
Lord Duberly, Bailey. I Dick Dorlaa, 0.7olt<o«
Zekiel Homespun, Johnston. \ do*y Hotneitpun, Mil**b*rle
Da0ca..~.....................M15a Mary Partington;
To conclude ■with ' • ./.•
DAVID COPPEUFIELD:
Uriah Heap, T. B. Johnston. 1 Wilkins ttlcawber, Bailey.
David Copperfleld, WaUia. 1 SUinforfh, .■ Kent.
MrsMicawber,Mrsßrelsford | MraGrumrldge, .Mrs’Dyke.
yg- Tha celebrated Actress. MUs CHARLOTTE CRAMP*
TON, !•» engaged, and wilt shortly appear..
fly,Poors open at 7 o’clock; performance commences *l\j.
Keinovnl,
Sixth street,
iBDwM>
I - ! k
- \r ' —<■ :
AMUSEMENTS.
THE HEI&AT LAW.
CITY HALI-.
*3- LAST T HR EE NIG HTB-W
basfobd>s opeha troupe.
Golden gifts xteby evening i ' •
GOLD AND SILTJB d. WATCHES WILL BE GIVEN
AWAY FIIKJS, ■
Admission 25 cants. Doors open at 7; ocmmences VA* ■
geo the Jewelry In the window of Richardson's
store. “i 228 *
British and Continental Exchange.
SIGHT SILLS DEAWN BY
DOSCASt SHEBJIAS * CO,
Oil the UNION BANK, LONDON,
Ib Suns or El ian Brwaßoa. : . . . .
THESE DIIATTS are arallible at all tho principal
- Towns of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and ICELAND, and
tbe CONTINENT.
Wo also draw dour BnLS on
. j H, A. Granobanm A Ballln,
FRANKFORT A MAIN,
tVhirb sertoaa a Keinittanco to all farts of GEHMANY,
SWEIZEBLAND and HOLLAND. w '
Perrons intending fo trarel abroad can obtain, through
UI, Letters of Ore lit, on which Money can he obtained, aa
needed, In any part of Europe. , _
Coiiicnosibf BUls, Notes, ard olher accnrltles.ln Eu
rope, wilt rec.lro prompt
Wood, corner Third »treet»
F.. 118 UIBTUKI OF TUB UJSM tfJSVKß—iiipoang «H
I the humbugs praet red in the '
X XIOCHIN CHINAS!
And all other breeds of Hens end Chickens; h.T QeorgoP;
Burnham, the King of Chicken Brooder/, of Boston, Pull
of beautiful illustrations.
OFEOOKB 07 TSS PBISS,
It is an authentic end lively volume.of humor* by tho
“Youoc *Un,” an* a very large sale of the boolt. is cer
tain. — Baton Evt. GaztLU. ■
Tbe lovors of genuine fan arill all read tbisrbook. We
adviw everybody to-get a copyv the sole am that t» eymay
and tbe laughers that they may laugh the moie.—
pniland Daily Argut. • ' '
This book by Burnham is a far.ny afalr, and will ‘‘ Use”
with tbe public who have seen this big “ elephant’-more
or loss in thft last fi-e years.—B«.. ■ s
T e ‘‘History of the Hen ¥ ver” by 0. B. Burnham,
Esq is brim full of fen and richness. Every chicken
man” will of course road this book; and if it doesn’t wring
agood' earty langh out of him, why hemay take my hat!—
' “/corn.” in Few York Spirit. •
The name of tho hen fanciers In this country is union
and a very large edition of-Burnhata’anow book Will be aa»
1 mandedattheveryontset<—JVmei _ - .
• For sale by H« MINHS 4 CO., _
' ' No, 32 StaUhflgid street.
kw good*!!— Watch is. Jvtna. *r, wiro Wam,.
Mxutjlßl Goons, Ac., ‘WaoitSAL* am> UiTAtt.—Coun
try Merchants and strangers rkiiing our city are rMuest-.
ed to coll} as we can wry ' them aaw-tl, and we think b t
ter, than they usually are served In Eastern cluei,oe iae*
giving them a responsible guarantee— an Item difficult to
obtain in many shops. *tiw daikon •
Filter Detached Levers......-,...«....—510 to $15,00
Do Cylinders 7to 10,00
L dlefc* Gold Lerer and leplne Watches, 125, and upward*.
Gentlemen’s do do do $35 to $2OO.
Chains, Seals, Keys, Pencils, Spectacles, Pens, Damps,
in excellent variety, and at lowest prices. ' .
43- Watch B palling done promptly and in a superior
manner. All work end all goods warrantei^^
67 Market eereet, comer of Founh.
baking "dry goods.
HAGAN *• AULi No. 91 Market «t.,
ARE receiving daily additions to their large and well
selected stocfc of
ManliUas,
Dress Goods,
■ - Embroideries,
Shawls A Scarfs,
Housetop’* Kid Gloves, to.- " ,
To which we woold respectfully UvUe the attar tion or
th- relies. mb&
4 kH CHANUK lo litY A FAHMI-800 Acre* of
firut-rate Land; the soil la good and deep, and timber
o t the best quality—-situate at about twenty mile* from
New MartioPTillp. ln the fbrksof Fishing Creek-only
1U mile from saw and grist mill. The could be well
dmdod into throe good Farms. Pnee $2,00 per acrel
Terms: $5OO in band; the remainder in fire equal annua.
pa Acres In ihe lower end of Marshall county, at
less than three miles from the Obio mer; E 0 cleared,
with a EJonae, Stable, FruU Trees, &s. Trice $1200; s3oo'
“ b! balance In three & .
Weal Eetate Agenta. 140 Third at.l
North-Western Police Agency,
0. 89 WASHINGTON mSS**
AU.4X PIXKIBTOS .-...-IDTrAKD A. BUCIXtC.
FlnkfirtonA Cpi
DEVOTE TEDS ATTEKTIOtt TO THE TBINSACTIOT o? A GISMAt
DETECTIVE POLIOS BUSINESS
In the stot.a or Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan end Inliena.
mblMtf ' -
~ Diaeolntlon. ~, ,
THE Pattnership heretofore existing under uw Btjl# or
JOHN PAEKKB * CO. le this d»j dbrolied—John
Parker disposing of his Interest to Jbeom D Parker, vtho
•.111 continue tho Wholesale OrocCTy and liquor businem
at the old stand, and is dnlj authorize to settle all ao
counts of the let, firm.
Pittsburgh, Pobrnary 16tb, 1865-»-{inbl9:lw)
“ Soldiers* Bounty Lands,
AND CLAIMS AGAINST GOVJiW?MpT.-.1.1ii1l pro.-
cnre County Land Warrant* for Soldier* their Widow*
and Minor Children, and will prosecute
Government, and attend to buslnws in the “Court or
Claims,'’ recently established by Coogres<. .
Office, No. 148 Third street, one door ahore EmttMeld *t.
Mn TC h 10.1S55—<CTh20) CHARLES NAYLO&
uoc&tnffbttm BQd .Yellow War«j
MKR p UANT» and the tratje ar* UUoroed
that samples of the above Were, from the Poturr of
Woodward. BlaMj 4 Co,East Llierpool.aro luetat tho
oOre of the undersigned.
Corner of Seventh and cmlthfield eta.
ViJLKa, BILKS—A. A. MASON *CO haiajuit recelrea
a Jarge anti splendid assortment of— ,
Drcps Silks, , , • .
lUcb Plaid and Striped Bilks, •
Heavy Black Brocede,
Yard -wide Black Satin, oarwd;
Figured colored Silks,
Black Qro de Rhine.
IyONNKTd, BONNETS.—Just received, 60 cases Spring
J> aod Sumraer Bonnet*—
Fancy Straw end Neapolitan, Split BtTaw,
Plain Neapolitan, Jfdal Braid,
Satin Btraw, Diamond Satin,
Loop and Lace Edge-Bonnets, _ •
Neapolitan Buttons, Edgings and Bucbee,
Straw Flowers; Straw Trimmings or every variety.
mhSl A. A. MASON A CO, 25 Fifth street
T> IBBON8 —Just received, Wo pieces of splendid Spring:
%& bbonB ’
Jeannette
She is dressed in silks and satins,
And her step is fulL of grace;;
She ts lovely m appearance—
Butwbat a sallow face 1 •
Her hands are small, but ohl how rough x
She surely does not know ■->
ThatHxapatio Soar is lost the thing— .. . -
A* d then the price Is low.
The HEBPETIC SOAP is for sale, VPA cents per caiejAt
a b2l ... No. 140 TgIRX»S-TRBKfr.
riiflß HKUfKTIo SOAPr-morea Ten; 7
X The Hermetic Soap removes Sallowncfifl i
* The Herpetic Soap cares sore and roagi. iandsi* .
The Herpetio Boep coete < n y 1214 cratepei ctke;
And Is poid el I*o THIRD Bt-,pemr Emfthfield. |pha
NJSW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! The History Of the
Hen Ferer, a humorous record; by Geo. P. Burnham,
poems by. John Q. Saxe. Fourth supply.
The Cottage Garden et America—containing practical di
rections for the cnlture of flowers, fruits and regetablea; by
Walter Eld-r. • „ ' .
Earper’a Btory Book, No. 4.
Ballon’s Monthly, for April.
Jusmccired and*for rale.by
W. A. QILD3SNFENNBY * CO., ’
No. 45 Fifth Btrees.- :
N&w BOOK I NKW BOoK! Trayels in. Europe axul
the Ea t—X. Tear In Eoglaud, Ireland, Scotland,'
Wale*, Fiance, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Greece, Turkey, .Syria, Palestine and Egypt; - Byßaffintl
Irenaaa Prime. . Justpublished.
For sale by - J. S. DAVISON. . .
mhSQ CVMarket stl, near Fourth.
Citlxena’Deposit Bank - v • 1„•
PmaDcnaa»ilarch 17,1855./
AN ELECTION for b!x Directors and one Present, to
serve for the enanlng jear, wilibateldattha Banking
House. oriTJONDAT;2d April, between the hoon lO A. M.
<mJ3T?.M. [martaf E. P.JONE3, ashler.
t • ultekimttb Wantefl* . ■
A GOOD SHOISB. AND SMITH Is rated to SO toi \ rail
road about 16 miles frcm the city. Good ***** will
bo Blv-on, <md rtndJ. '“P'S^VB^SWBLB,
No. 80 pmlthfleto street.-
Li PIEITUAL BOAF —THe“
S««-“ rS**?sV«SSSSa Po?^ D g“B^-
to u } e J n 'iJf,s ed ™' I f 1 rd c dM vu Shortly after eold to a Con-
ItuaLSoftp! far cATgral dollars. Tbfcro
-SffigSSMSMS be «op«i by Ihu opm,
1. no doubt “»*■“£!nterfere-wlth the «alo of the old estab
> 0 ?' , b “' , Silent arUd* >he HERPETIC BOAP, wbiob
Ushcilßndi*ran retlnQSS of t ho rWn; cores
removes J£ >tl| , for uU orate
”t So. MB Third street, below Bmlthfleld. [marl#
—ETiruusßfor whom we fond emotions cheslsh, "" ~
Secure the shadow e’er the substance perish!
lathe cheapest. Nowhere In the city can you ob»
££! Sj? t daffl PICTURES at Tower rates than at CARGO’S
DoaWd Shyllght Gallery, No 7fl fourth street, opposite WiK
tins’ panting House- V . tnhlP
* ; jfcuflcftt Gum and UeYOlTfiri.
- r-v TjroLEB, « new >flßortxoent of our own su&e v and
50 warrant** to bo ANo 1.
Also; a new supply of Colt’s, Allen’s, and Ells’ celebrated
RflTolnns PifltoU, luatrecelTei from the makera, which we
Tory low fox cash, at the Eotzmbisi GchWorx*.
tnb2i; B01?M A TfiFLKY-
- ttemoval. k
RQIDDLB BOBERTB, A«oajrei at Lnr, (WitiJ» *J*
. toraey for AllegbenyOounty.) his remorid to J*®-
105 Fourth itrert, between Bmithfield »Dd
Offices lately occopled by Sami. W HUc*. fmblfcyL
TTFrANTED—Forty Sharw of Bloc* ol
W BoontKturon 1 B»nk, to comoletojo oritor. Auo.
10 Safe 0. * P. R. R. Stock.
Bookm and Ooßuntaton