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Fibb in ALLEonsNT. —The alarm of fire on
oigtof about cleveo o'clock, whb caused
the partial burning of a stable, on the corner
Banduaky and Robinson streets, Allegheny,
to Wm. J. Cbislett. The foundry of
Vl? Kingsland xras on fire, but not damaged to
f-H*'';'^’! 1 ’ £-■ ;t? *rP extent. The loss is but trilling.
jj CAimoN To Emiqbasts.—As we publish both
Captain and Clerk’s name, of boats leaving
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advertisements in the Bteamboat column, ho-
Vi^ : *>^4 ore eD g ft S in g passage, as otherwise they are lia*
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another column. Mr. P. has removed hi
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‘'iear the Gas Worfce, where he will hereafter be
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r >’^v'"V^r-*' s .^7 k '?| Appoihtubst.—Mr. Robert Baxter, the re-
elected Supervisor of Collins township,
t'74 ~ r -ilWyf ;VvS* resigned his office on account of ill health,
Saturday, appointed Caspar
to auccoed him.
Assault on aPuvsician.—A man named Wil-
P-*'’:s c :*.'im Fryar was committed to jail, on Saturday,
.I-**}:-/.-Bp .-V-^p^Trr Alderman Steel, for making a violent and
'i't'./.'is.z iprovoked assault upon Dr. A. C. Murdoch.
r -•The Duquesne Boaouan Election.—The ar
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, J 7 r C, i '’ : 7c' "fX -ij - ‘ ide on Soturdoy, were postponed for another
H - Williams'.Sefeot School comer of Ferry
Liberty streets, will open again this morn
,->HEnB worTfourteen commitmenta to jail, on’
1 fr% f° r drunkenness and vagranoy.
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MONDAY MORNING
Ihtkbksiihq *0 Tax Patbbs. —Sinoe January
Ist, 1,240 persona have been committed to jail,
for vagrancy ; of thia number 460 were commit
ted daring the month of March. -From June 18,
1854, to the first of January last, only 1,622
were committed, thus showing a large inorease
over last year. The increase in vagranoy is
Btartling, and should not fail to attraot the at
tention of tax payors. The evil is becoming
worse every year, and demands that something
should be done speedily to prevent its still fur
ther progression. We know of no remedy which
we think would so well as a Bouse of
Correction, to build which would not coat more
than ia required to support these vagrants for n
conple of years. Place them in ench an estab
lishment, and instead of being a burthern to
tax-payere, they would not only Bupport them
selves, but aleo contribute to the revenue of the
county. We therefore, hope that our citizens,
instead of agitating the project of aohain gang,
which scorns to have mist with approval from a
number, wilt endeavor to secure the establish
ment of u House of Correction—the only effi
cient cure of the growing evil of vogranoy.
A-Man Tors bt Doas A bricklayer named
Timothy Hessen, who resides cn Magee street,
in the Eighth Ward, while at work on an oven
m a yard on Liberty street, on Friday, was bad
ly lacerated by three large dogs. Pieces of flesh
were torn out of his legs and arms, and numer
ous wounds wore inflicted on other parts of his
body. On Satdrday, Hasseu-made information
before Alderman Wilson, against Phillip Freits
ban, John Miller and William Auth, for assault
and battery with intent to kill. He alleges that
these ihreo men, although not the owners of the
dogs, hissed the animals on, and when he at
tempted to defend himself,.they held and struck
him. Too aocused, however, ntiego that thoy
were hunting rats with tho dogs, and that the
attack upon Haseen was entirely an accident.
The ’Squire, after a hearing of tho case, held
the defendants to bail in tho sum of $4OO each,
for their appearance nt Court.
Ekiobakts fob the West. —An unusual num
her of emigrants have already, passed through
this city for the West, and there seems to be no
abatement yet to the flood. Every steamer that
IiES kit for the Upper Mississippi has taken out
hundreds of settlers, while the city is still
thronged with others awaiting an opportunity to
depart- Oa Saturday, the atoamer Grand Turk
left with about 300 on board, for Galena and Du
buquo- Toeso emigrants, we understand, in
tend settling mostly in lowa and Illinois. The
Jliunrsota Belle will leave on Tuesday, with at
least fifty families, for St. Paul and. Btillwater,
Minnesota Territory. Eight or nice of these
families are rrom the Ninth Ward.
Sevkbe Sentence —William Clefosd, convict
ed of sclliDg liquor to an intemperate woman,
after being notified not to do so by her husband,
was sentenoed on Saturday, by Judge M'Clure,
to pay the costs of prosec tion, a fine of $5O to
the Commonwealth, $2O to the prosecutor, and
nndergo on imprisonment of sixty days in the
county jul. This eeQtODCe, we believe, is the
citrume limit of the law, and will probably deter
other whisky eellcrs from transgressing again.
Judge M’Clure gave notice some time since that
he would act severely with each cases, and tbis
Instance gives satisfactory proof that* he will
keep bis promise.
Theatre.—A rc-cneagemcnt has been effect
ed by the Manager with Miss Chorlotte Cramp
too, and that lady will appear each night this
week. Wo ere glad to hear this, as she did not
have an opportunity to exhibit her full* powers,
last week, owing to the hoarseness with which
she was troubled. She is announced to-night to
appear in the character of Marianna, in Sheri
dan Koowieu’ play.cf iho "The Wifi*,” a part,
no doub«\ which she.will render to the entire sat
isfaction Of all.
Nattkauz&d Citizens. —Tuo Court of Com
mon Pi during the month of March, issued
naturalization papers to 20 persons, cf the follow*
mg oowcrKc: .Germany, 10; Ireland, 4’; Scot
laud, 3 : fcWiTZPrlahd, 2 ; England, 1. The same
Court uli’o received tr»e declaration to become
citnecF, of twenty six persons. In the Court
of Qaartcr Seasons; during the same month, 28
received naturalization papers, and 59 de
clared taeir intention?.
Steamboat., Robbery. —Henry Washington,
the porter of the steamer Europa, was robbed of
tfpooket book containing $l4, on Friday after
noon. The money .was contained in a coat hang
ing in the cabin. Tboe. Kearney, a hack driver,
was arrested, on Saturday, and taken before
Mayor Volz, on suspicion of being the thief.
After o hearing, he was held to bail for a fur
ther examination, on Monday.
Lscttre os Astronomy. —Mr. Daniel B.
Hull, delivered in tb*- Sixth Ward Public School
House, on Ftiday night, before the Society for
the Increase and Diffusion of Useful Knowledge,
a very interesting lecture on the subject of
Astronomy. The School House was filled with
an attentive audience, aud all seemed satisfied
With tho lecture.
A .Select Cotillion Party, which promises
to be a pleasant offtir, is announced to come off,
on E-istcr Monday, at City Hull. The managers
rto perfectly au fait in the art of getting up
such parties, and will undoubtedly do their beet
on tom ceeaeion. The music will be by James
Scott and bis celebrated band, better musi
cians than whom cannot be found.
Rernsixo to Pat WaYer Rent. —Four citi
sens of AUeghenj, -named Adam Raising, M
Haas, J Hmltin, and Charles Reed, were taken
before Mayor Adams, on Saturday, for refusing
to wav their water tax Oj finding that tbe
racqwirato would send them to j \il, if tbe mat
ter>was cot settled, they reluctantly ‘‘forked
over^
Robbery is a Restaurant. —A man la a
very intoxicated condition, called at tho Mayor's
office, on Saturday night, to. make information
against some person for the robbery of his coat
and $23 m money, nt the Falataff House, on
I Fifth street. But being too intoxicated to give
tbe name of tho enpp< eed thief, he was request
ed to oall to day, when he became sober.
Notice)
ffUSIC fernipbed by FRANK CARGO, <br Forties, Pa
-3 rade*. Ae., on the shortest notice and at low rates
may fco depended on. 110 may be found ai &. AJ. Car
Dwgnerrean Rooms, 7R Fourth street. . mhlO
NLY $1,400 for a piece rf GROUND containing abou;
Eight Acres, in a pleasant and very healthy location,
r ten minutes 1 walk from tho R. R. Depot at Fas'
urty. Terms of payment trill bo made easy. Thh
jerty ia In a goo* neighborhood, and Is offered at tbt
•e low price, as tbe own*r is going Wost. Persons In
t of such a place, trill rail at the Real Est>te Office oi
b 22 8. CTJTHBKRT & SON, 140 Third st
! OOPEU-S AROMATIC CACUOUS —Tbe best article
-1 now In use tor swet-tt nieg the breath. 0 doz. tec’ll b)
>22 JOS. FLEMING.
4KGO S OKKAT SUCCESS In catching a Truthful
rlearing LIKENESS is proverbial. Rooms 76 FoTOTP
frt. gy*Prtc*smd«ratH mh22
kiUttOIDEHTKS.—A. A. MASON & CO. have ja-t re
jceived per express 6 cartons o* Embroideries, compri
new and elegaot styles Collars. Cull*, Collarettes, Head
fees. Rosettes, Tabs, Sleeves, OhemkeUes, Hdkfa., &c.
b wIU be offered at extremely low prices. jan23
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TDEND SOME OS 0 4 PA. tt, hougnt at
rc-OD a Dollar. • fcdblfr] .. WiI.RINS A Co, .
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE AND
HERSHASTg’ exchange.
_ OFFICER
President —JOHN SUrPXON.
FLrii Vice President —Wm. H. Smith.
“ _ Wm. n. Baoira.
Wu. 8. Haven.
Treaxurer— John D. Scuut.
Superintendent—?* T. Noetoam, Je
Cbrnmittu of Arbitration for Mirch _W. E. Brow. Pbs
to£EEB, Joshua Rhodes, John M'Deyttt, John Soott.
:::::::::APRIL 2.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Office of the Baht Moßsnm p<§*.)
Monday, April 2,1855. /
Batarday -was delightful ont of doors. Every branch of
trade was ac Ive, as the sales subjoined will rhow. Consid
erable lumber has arrived from up the Allegheny, but no’
sales being jot mode we cannot feive a quotation. Vvry
little Pig Metal has been receive 1 as yet from that quarter.
Flour is stiff at the advance noticed on Saturday :
ASHEB—S4 cks Domestic Boda on time.
BAf'ON—Booo R)9 Shoul 'ers. Sided and Ham* at G3£, 714
and cash; also 4 cks Sbooldora at do; ododo 7 60
days. ’
BULK MEAT—IO,OOO Iba Shoulders and Sides at and
6;£, cash.
CORN MEAL—SS bbls. at s*l p*T-bbl.
EGGS—Ar<* ready Bale. \¥e note 6 btals. ntldUcpcrdoa
also 2 dom 24c do. . /
FRUIT—2S bus. old Dried Peaches at $2.25, cn»h.
FLOUR—The sales reporud arc 243 bbls.in Jot*, at $0 25
$9 3- a Dd }9 S 0 nnd $O,OO f„r Poarl Mill gnporOno: 0
bb.sf.lc Middling, Fearl MIU, $5,10. Rye Flour-43 bbls.
t,(; y n : 240 bus. For from wharf at 02c. Oata
-700 bus. from first bands at 57c.
, nA , T ~J!;® r “ •” an advance in Hoy. S.l.s 40 bale, nc
wharf at $27,00 per ton; also 25 do do at $30,00: 100 bales
in lots, on wharf, at $3O. • a 5
MESB PORK-12 bbls at $13,60, cash.
POTATOES —IOO bus. Pink Eyes 'tom wh»rf at ill 4ft
moD«w MJSTiL ™ 102 tODB TenacSFee 0013 Blast at s2B* six
SEEDS—6 bbls Clover at $6-25, cash.
BUOAR—I hhds fair at fonr mot •7 dn <i.a
Po MnV > As’-F o ai¥r' CaS s ; 3 “°S°*'<l»ts}'.ciish.
MObASsES—Uaa advanced Sales 500 bbls Samir nou.e
oak at 2 3oi <> ra".b"\,l o , d ° °' d 'l n ‘., reM29c - do old
oak at 30c, cash; 20 do n«w do 30c do ; 20 do do do 81c do.
monetary,
B P'l lic / uinns for nr- banks psodlm-
Soinfl ofTSIP v bejsislaturs, roysrlns an . P yrA C «m
Fr P hni b t . nineteen and zwmty millimtef dollar, !
Fon7o? flrr™mI ,ehe i bT tb ,' Honse h:ls ~ af3 “ i ‘bat body
canbal° una.bAd f BTB r - d ' ll,J tD nnr tmnh.
Ma i l unasked for. save by sorrulstors. Sine hn- k
“ P ' Ul f 2 200 01 h«rc already b.-en prr
ons P /i! lt>ck o, ’ e of th, m he hag signed,
ons vetoed, and the others rsmain in his possession. 8
of T fl« p^en^ay. B t°!th hBS m “ de * dlTld,,nd
thßhc,td H r H'^' :^ “‘WMmi^entonha^Ri l
mtn h rr r :h/r.rr mPBOy 10 bß,d «
New BA!tKC<(3 Law of Indiana —AU banks are
from inline mere than mje-twentlelh of their bill drculv
Uon in denomination under fiveuMlara. n» bunk rl
issue tho tills rf banks ofbther States. The m%ioritv of
the stock of anv bank mast he owne-1 by resident citizen**
of the State. The stocks allowed tn ha taken ‘ j thn Audi
tor a* securities for the Issue bllin are “Ba* h as form anv
portion of the public dehtnow created, or hereafter to he
created, by the United States, or by jhls Btat«. and
hie on the treasury, or such other Btatca of the Union ai
pay Interest eeml-annually, or at anv lees period on thMr
public debt*; butauch public deUfJ.aU. in nil cases, be
or be made to he, equal to a etock preduolng eix per cent
per annum; and It shall not be lawful for the treasurer to
take any stock at a rate above Its par valor, nor its market
value.” The thirty day notice of the old law, »f er suspen
sion rf payments, before the hank ran lw* wound op Is
abolished, and the andifor Is compelled to proceed to redeem
the bills of a Suspended bank immediately be »hafl
have given notice to the hank, which notic- he L boned to
eive on evidence of any defanlt in vpede pavments. Ranks
can only be orvanized in towns having one thousand in*
habitants, and can only carry on business at the!*’ pm pro
live 10-ations. Tbe owners of banks hare to prove that
they are pofsessed of unincumbered taxable ; roperty In the
State, suljict to execution.
Nxw York, Mnrch 31.—Cotton unchanged. Floor firm
with sale* 4009 bbls tmcd Ohio. Wheat firm; sales Sooth
era white at $2.35. Corn firm: sales Ifi.OOO bushels West
ero mixed at $l. ColT-*e: wins 1600 baps H'o at n-.icti.-.n fl r
Pork a trifle higher: 1000 hhh at $l4 0 f&
$14.75 for old Mess, and r.ew at SIG 50t3>1G,75 Ue-f firm ;
sales coantry Meoa at $9,50.'g,12 Lardflrm firm ;
sales 1000 at BifrSJ.£ Whinny: Ohio 31. Sugars nnd Mn
lass'* firm* wih a * upward tendency. Stork* firm nn J »/>
tire: moDey unchanged; Indiana fives k *'' , : v..-. *u;• >
91; sfew York Central Ballroad
ing b.€o, 85 *
PinLAETLpfnA, March 31.—Flour firm-**- mi ini to tn-rr.n
tinued light receipts and reduced --tucks the-*- i hot n«t;..
export demand, and only a f-w hundred hM$ ijan-lard
brands bare been disposed of at $9 75. and l<jn ht,|s ei f re
family at $lO 70 Rve Flour in demand. r,nd it hr.s *gnin
adraneed 25c bbl: 2.'0 bbls fold at $6.60. C/-rn Mml ri
held firmly rt $4.25; sales 800 bbl*> llrnndvwin* at f 4 5o
The market is nearly bare t i W’bent, and It is n demand ;
Bales 40-00 bus prime Sonthern and red nt
$2.32 bus, and »’OO bus white at $2 4l Kyi? wanted
at $1.25. Corn in demand ; 3500 bus yellow sold, last even
log, at 01(595*, afloat; sales today rf 1600 bos In store st
93, Oats anohnUEod ; sates lOt-fl b«s I tel aware nt f.f. cents
bushel. Whisky held firmly at £3c lu bbls, nnd 3» In hhds.
CiirairtATi, March 31.—The rir.-r basfnll-n 15 inches.
Weather pleasant Finer advanced to $5.75 Whi'kv
25V4t. Cheese 10c Provision* buoyant; bulk shoulders
Mes* fork 14c hard 9? for prime bM sod lOe for
free. dugar6@s l <c. Molasses advanced to 30c. Liueccd
Oil RSct.
Auction—Dally finJc*.
A T the Commercial Bates Room*. comer cl Wood and
A Pifth streets.at 10 o’clock, A. M., a general asrortraent
Of Seasonably. Staple and Fancy Dry G<*ods,Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, liate,Cays, Ac.,
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
Qrocerles.Queenswwre, Olafipwan-, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and SecondUand Household and idtcht-o Fur
niture, Ac.,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles. Musical Inctrnmenta,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Ooodn, Gold and
Silver watches, Ac. P. M. IMVIS. Auctioneer. CJa3l:tf
F. 21. DAVIS, Aucuoaoeri
Twenty-five boxes lesions at auction.—on
WEDNESDAY morning, April 4th. at 10 o’clock,at the
Commercial Sale* Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth street*,
will re sold twenty-fire boxes Lemons
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BUSINESS MEN.— Kor salt*, an excellent Business
X Stand, with I)c7»iliQg Uon>r, Warehouse, Ac —-pirunt«-d
on Lisbon street. Wellsvlile, Uhiu. Tbe Houso U well ar
ranged, containing eigt t room* and LUcben. with will*
portico In front—having a One view of the Ohio river. A
largo store Boom, well finished. witr- two g<.od show win
dovrs. The location being on the main -tree*, near t > the
It- U D-potan'* river, renders l: wry de-lml le. The
20 f--et frvntby 120 deep to an alley, on wh'ch Is a two ftory
Warehouse; also, a cistern for water. The Store is now
occupied by the proprietor, in the tioofe, stsiinnery or,d va
riety goods business, and the eh ck on Land t which is email)
can be had, it desired. A buAlnerMOf from $7 000 ;o fIO.OoO
per year has be*n doue, at fidr profits. The locality l* well
soi'e-1 for Hardware or Dry Goode. Price, $2 Terms:
ssoo in band; balance at one. two and throe year-—or will
be traded for approved meichundire, or Junda i the South
ern part ol lowa. S CUTHBERT t SON,
rr b2B fto 140 Third et
CIUFFhiB— 300 bag* prim* Kio;
/ 2u pockets Jars; in store and for sale by
KINO & MOORHEAD.
MOLASSES —150 barrels, cypress und oak coup-rag*, for
_ * a> " h J _ [mh24( KINO AMO >UUISM).
ROSEMARIE lIAIR OIL—An i-ict-llent article for the
preservation of tte buir. 12 doss r-cM by
LIOD LLYKK OIl—A frv*b supply of hak-r’s <vnteratod
/C d Liter Oil recM bv [mh22 ] JOS. Fi-EM'NG.
PLAID SILKS—JuBt received, eome new I’teld Sitka, at
unusually cheap prices. A. A. MASON A
m 1.15 25 Fifth stre-t.
Black moire antique—a. a. mason" aco win
exhibit for sale, on the 14th Inst. pome Black Moire
Antique, with a splendid lot ol Plaid Silks mhls
WINDOW GLASS— 600 br*xe?, ns-ortea fw, in more
and for sale by jmh!7| J. W. BUTLER A CO.
BOUNTY LANDS—For the roldiern, Chaplains. TVonj|
sters and Flotilla men, who have served the Unitt-d
States In any of her wars, their heirs and widows, are enti
tled to Bounty Land, by a late law. Any euch who may
wish me to obtain their rights, by furnishing their claim,
can have them promptly attended to. Information given
gratia. TIJOMAH WO<<DB,
mh6 Bounty l and and Pension Agent, 76 Fourth et.
BAB LEAD—6OO bundles, in store and for sale by
mh!7 f J. W. BUTLER & CO.
Pittsburgh mathematical A Commercial
f-— 7 COLLEGE
IS cow opened for tho reception of Lady and Gentlemen
Poplls who nisblo eceiveo sound and thorough know
ledge of the following brandies of edneation: Writing,
Book-Keeping and allitscollateral sciences. Algebra, Geome
try,. Trigonometry, Mensuration, Navigation, tho use of
Globes, Geography, Arithmetic, Ap, Ac.' The Principal
needs not to bo recommended, as .bis nornc and capability
are well known to this community, being u.Teacher iu this
city for several years, end for the last ibreetnontbs has suc
cessfully taught In the Iron City Commercial .College, but
has left it on bis own accord, with the intei ti.<n of esfnh
linking an Institution in which the youth of
ran acquire a knowledge of thing* u>n>e profitubte than
making unintelligible hieroglyphics, though by i.o c bun cm
will Writing be neglected.
The Principal’s capabilities can to tested by nny person
who doubts his qualifications, as they w-re by the gentle
men whose names are alt-ached to the following testi
monials:
I take great pleasure In certifying to Mr Barry’n qunUfl
cations aa a thorough Book-Keeper, and fully competent to
instruct young gentlemen iu the science of mount?—be
tides being a good mathematician and ripe scholar in other
respects. JOHN FLEMING,
Late Professor in Pittsburgh Commercial College.
PiTTSBDBen, November 21.
Mr. Barry Is eminently qualified for imparting Instruction
In the science of Arithmetic «nd Double Entry Book-Keep
ing I fono-1 him even critically acquainted with there
branches of knowledge; J AS. M. PRYOR,
I state it as my opinion, that as a Mathematician and
Book Keeper, Mr. John Barry has f«w equals, and no supe
riors. I think all the Teachers of this County Association
will concur with me in this statement.
Principal First Ward 8-hoola, Allegheny.
The Writing.department will be attended to by a gentle
man of saperTor qualifications, who wM d*-vc»te all his at
tontlon to the immediato improvement of the pupil*.
Hours of instruction from 9 A M. to 10 P. M.
TERMB:
Book-Keeping and Writing $.20 per eourpe.
Arithmetic. 10 per quarter.
.Writing.— 3 for 20 lessons.
Atcen-eum Buildings, Liberty street, near Wood.
mb!9 • J. BABRY, Principal.
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers,
anti manufacturers.
THE BUBPCKIBKR ie now Importing a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, ofwbich % of an ouncu with 00
gallons pure Spirit will produce u fine Cognac Brandy.
His ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD’S BRANDY;
of JAMAICA and BT. OROrX RDM, ABAC. CIDER and -
PEACH BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
and BCOTOH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York merchants by the demand alter them. Directions for
use will invariably he given by
DR. LEWIS FEUTCHWANGER,
141 Maiden lane. New York.
N. B.—Photographio and Daauerreotype Chemicals, Me
tals and Patent Medicines, Bromine, lodine, Cy anide, Potas
sium. Oxide Silver, Distilled Mercury, Nitrate Stroutca,
Thorn's Ext. Copaiva, Fumigating Poatiles, P la lino, Bia
®uth. NlcheL-Mangamta, Codmhjm, Rouge,
Fig Blue, Indigo,' 1 Oils, Juniper, CAnarr,Temento. Bitter
Ataaonds. mhWteod
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
AUCTION &ALKS.
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.
P. M. D\YI3, Auctioneer.
VIA MING
ALLEOiisart, November 21,1864.
Priodpal Third Ward Public Schools
JOHN KELLY,
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THt lilTiai.—Last eYening, at dnrt, UiereVera
.inches water in the channel, by the pier marks
ongahela bridge, and no chuige for the past taty-ttght
honrs. Tho weather changed oold, with every prospect of
The Cincinnati Cbtimerda!,of tho 3Jth insh, says r
J. o "' p “ n rl tin J a ?£ rrcs P o .'J <lerlt “Sam,” writes us from Terre
ilftu.c, on Ihe 29th, as follows:
’U' e arrived yesterday. The Altoona and Wm.
r a t/VH a ! x> \ ehsre > m 4 the Wator getting very low.
It is donUful whether the Delegate can get np to Lafayette
f 1. d tS U V f * tha 'J abash continues to fall as tat as it has
for tho la«t two days ”
Along the lower Ohio there continues plenty of water for
.beOrgeat boats with loads to navigate freely; but if Ibis
cold weather prevails much longer, the fair Ohio will again
siok into insignificance, and southern railroads will be talk
ed of once again.
The Tennessee river, at the last dates, was foiling very
fast though navigable to Eastport.
The Cumberland was falling on Tuesday, with seven feet
water on Uarpeth fhoala.
The rivers In Sou h Alabama ware all ia good navigable
condition aDd rising.
POBT OP PITTSBURGH,
4 PKKT 2 INCItZH WATER tW THz'nnARWCt.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
“ Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
“ Eclipse, Moore, Steubenville.
“ Michigan No. 2, r—, Wellsville.
“ Empire, Doyle, Wheeling.
“ Convoy. Wolf, Ualliopolis.
" Venture, Gordon, Galliopolifl.
“ Buckeye State, Beltzhoover, Cincinnati.
“ Keystone, liobinson, St. Louis.
“ Challenge, Young, tit. Louis.
“ Chevolt, M’lntosh, Zanesville.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jefferson, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Luzerne, Bennett,Brownsville.
** Gon. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Kcllo-e, Moore, Stcubenvillo.
“ Michigan No 2, , Wellsvillo.
“ Fore.i City, Moore, Wheeling.
“ Pennsylvania, Klinefelter, Cincinnati.
“ Graf.d Turk, Gallatin. St. Loui».
%i Chicago, Mlllunger, Bt. Louis.
“ Cbt-volt, M’lntosh, Zanesville. -.m
“ Fairy Quoen, Reno fc Clnrinnati.
B Ho Guiding, O dJlnc, Neshville.
STEAMBOATS.
" 1855/’
PITTSBURGH, CIBCIHHATI, LOUIBVILIE,
AVD
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
FOK TUI COi’Y£IA.SCE OV
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
BkrwtEN
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
Saint Louts*
Tins Ijne i? compOMsd of seven
clas* powerful Steamers,
ond comfort, and i* tlie O.M.T rnnotion daily Lina or Steasi
I'acziTm on the Ohio river. It connects with the 0. 8. Mall
Liu- cf from Cincinnati to Louisville sad Saint
Louis, by whi,-h pr.ssengcrs and freight ar« fielded and re*
ceiytext through daily. Two new Steamers have been added
to the Liue, which now confiiits of the following boats:
Daysof Dcpartttrt
Boats. Oiptains. from Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATR M. W. Beltzhooveil...Sunday.
KEYSTONE STATE Jacoa Hazlop Monday.
ALLEGHENY Geo M’Lais Tuesday.
CINCINNATI -.R. tItTXTER Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. Graci. Thursday.
PITTSBURGH I. N.Cook Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jxo. Saturday.
Leave dally at lu o’clock, A. M., precisely.
No tr-:g!,t recvlvyd after nine o’clock on the morning of
departure.
For porticolarF, applT cn board, or to
Jt/US It. LIVINGSTON,) . _
JgUN FLACK. j Agents,
Mouongahela House Buildings,
_Pst*rhur<rh. 18*5. • Jnov2B]
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packed.
L X3SS£iZB& The DIURNAL, Captain A. S. Snxpnmn, and
FOREST CITY, Captain Gxop.oz D. Mooar,
W'ii run Hn r. gulur DAI LY PACKETS, te'twern Pittsburgh,
bt-übenTihe and Whnbiin;;, stopping at all intermediate
ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed-
Delays uni Fridays, el 10 o’clock, A. M. —Returning she
win wh-rHag on Tut-?dayrt, Thursdays and Paturdayp,
i h- KnU.sr oll’Y will l*-are Piilfburgh on Tuesdays,
Thurxiaya and SatunJuv. n' 50 nVlwfc. A. M.— Reluming.
sb- «iil tear*- Mtudavr, Wedct.-sdays and Fri
diy s at ~,\.j mVj..ck. a. M.
lor fr« or upply on in-urj or to
J. D COLLINGWoOD, Ag-nt,
No lf'!> C'ront street. *
For St. Lonii, Rurllagion, IMuHOnttue,
R'uk Island, Galena DuOuquc, Stilt
-water, tuul pit. Haul, .’Qlnnesina.
Th- bt-um-r .M'NNEcuTa BELLE, T. TUm
cr.jvkto.NE, Chpinin: Ko- !>sov. Clerk; will le«v«
r-,r tn*- s.l/ov.- and iuterm-dlxte ports on TUJES-
D\Y Apru a«t. ai It* A M
ti-T Itrlgbi or pA-fciige ai’plj on boa-il, or to
C IURNHS. Agept
For Louhville.
Tli.f pt-.uniT ADVANCE,Captain Wm Doyle,
Ch-rk, wjil luftTo fur the above and Inter
iggvCJrcga. m-•Ji.it- p-.r*« ou MONDAY. April 2.1, 10 A. M.
fir irel-;!it or pn.«*>agc< apply oil teevnl, Of U)
op 2 J. B LIVTNG?T<>N. Aaents.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The htuunuT CHALLENGE, Captain Yolko,
Jc*g~ssfewi? W ANDZRbos Cltfik, will i-ave fir the above
rPwrwgo!*daar.d icierraediaU ports on TU ESDAY, 3d April,
at 10 o’clock, A. M
Fur freight cr pajt«yigß apply on board, or to
np2 JOHN FLACK* Agent.
For St* Loula.
«*»■>■ The boo hteAtner KEYSTONE, Captain J. J.
Will i«:\vof(>r tho ahov-ntd Interme
p.r.s on WEDNESDAY, April 4th at 10
u'cl -ck, a. M
For freight or j applv on board, nr to
"pi J. B. LIVINGSTON, Agent
For Louhvllle
n*«b y. T^*p splendid str-am-r YUKKTOWN, Captain
A. fcTLW.thT Cl.rk, will leave for the above
fcidwasinaDd intenaedl'i’e ports on MONDAY. Arril
2d, at 4 P.M. *
For freight or passage apply'oo board, or to
nhkl JOHN FLACK, Agent.
For St- Louis and I:lftnoi* River.
- Tfc«: eiraiuer I’iiAlMK CIIY, Capt R. 11.
U. Masos Clerk, will leave for the
BravVv-anlove and inteiciudibie prrto on MONDAY,
April 2d. ut lu A M
For tr-tgtu ur px-ssge fipply on board, cr to
tolun FLA»*K or LIVINGSTON, Ag’ta
For St. Louis ami iUinoia~R.Tvel%
»..v 4 Tl*n r.-w und ppii-n iH Btemner WM. BAIRD,
L K&z&sf* Captain Hkju Campbiil. C 8. FruscrE Clerk,
w i* 1 te-iw i t lb-uhr.re and Intermediate ports
on MuXD \Y, Aj-r»; 2 5, at 10 A M.
For lr- or pn-pjigv on hoar-l, cr tn
mb2o j. B. LIVINGSTON, Agetjl.
For lllcktnan and Hlemphls.
L<* ‘■'•miJiiT CAS ILK UaKDEN, Captain
1 1 D».vi>.\kt. 11 A Clerk, will leave
lb - hU.vc und inicme llate porte, MONDAY,
Ap U il, bl 10 A. M
Fur ir»-itt lit or pa.sugc a: ply on loan!, or to
Ph*9 C, BARNES, Agent
For Wabaih Hlver.
n_. Tho steamer ELLA, Capt. A. Pov; Cham
iieks. Ci» rn , will l-ava for the above and inter-
p;rte on MONDAY, April 2d, at 10
A. M. f
lor freight or psssagt. apply on board, or lo
tah- 1 * O. BARNES, Apent
For Cincinnati*
The eteiim-r FAIRY QUEEN, Capt Jons C.
Roo, Ka.nsidi Clerk, will leave for tho above
cmfirTifr,rSAar-U ail intermediate ports on SATURDAY,
ii,»L, at lu A. M
For fr-ight or paiu-ace apply on board, or to
“>hz7 LiVINGSTuS A FLACK, Agents.
Regular Wheeling Packet
fP'TV fe, The Reamer VENTURE, Capt Joujv GOBDOH.
every TUESDAY, TUURBDAY, and
iftiin■ AtiiWtSATURDA V , ni 3P. M.
i or height or pßrsuge npplv on board, or to
j' lD3 JAMES COLLINS A CO., Agents.
”1855 ”
CANADA
i G3tl Port Stanley , fmp k
a&d Port Bur-well, jfljgjfejl?
TUB FINK low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
R. Barrow, will make two trips tv week between Cleveland;
Port Stanley, and Port Burwell, as follows:
Loaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, o’clock.
Leaves Port BurwelLfor Port Stanley at 1 o’clock.
Lenvpp Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
The Telegraph connects at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
the Lake Shore, and the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also connects at Port Stanley with the London
Line of Stages, wLiah connects with the Great Western
Railroad.
For freight and passage apply od board, or to SCOVILL A
LAUDERDALE, Ctevolund; i F. HOLCOMB, Port’ Stanley,
or A. M’BUTDK. Port Uurwtd). m»r27:tmrv
Boarding School,
OR SUMMER IRMKDING HOUSE.—Tho GLEN HOTEL
and Ground* are olFercil for RENT for either the
above purport*. 1b« him and anangoment of the house,
lh*i be-iuty, extent and variety of the grounds, and the
nnguter advantage ot th-i poidtic-n. etc;uded from every
thing rhj**«:ionnble, reod-r ibis u most desirable location
for cither a Mute or Feuinle S-mteury. For terms, app'y to
tub 24 tf J. . BUTI .Mi, 07 Front street.
OiLKi, cllJis—A. A. MASON ACo bare received
O a large ami fplcndid assortment cf—
Dress Silks.
Rich Piaid and Striped Silkv,
Heavy Black Brccsdc,
Yurd wide Black Satin, barred :
Figured colored Silks,
cih2lj Pluck Grr> de Rhine,
BONNETS, BONNETS.—Just received, 60 cases Spriog
aod Summer Bonnets
Fancy Straw and Neapollten, Split Straw,
Plain Neapolitan, l’cdal BraM.
S;itin Straw, Diamond Satin,
Loop und La-io Edge Bonnete,
. Neapolitan Buttons, Eiilugn anil Ruches, .
Straw Flowers; Straw Trimmings of avery variety.
mh2l A. A MASON ft CO ,26 Fifth street.
KlßßuNri —Just reccivei, 6uu pieces of splendid Spring
Ribbons. A. A. BIASON A CO,
mh2i « 25 Fifth (Treat.
CONCENTRATED LYK—A new aud wondarful article
for making soft xml hard Soap. It is a substitute for
po p.eh, and mur-h chpaper han prtasb, os one pound
ia su '-tern for ono barr lof roft eoap. A larg- supply re-
JOS. FLEMING,
CnrnfT Diamond aod Market ft.
ceived by
mh22
WANTED —Foriy Shares rf fctock of Merchants trod
Manufacturers’ Bank, to complete on order. Also.
10 tbare* O. & P. R- R. Stock. WILKINS A CO.,
Bankers and Commission Stock Broker*,
mh!7 71 Fourth street.
PEA NUla—looo bus in store and for sole by
teb27 - J>: \V. BUTLBB A ; OQ.
NEW MANTILLAS— a. A. MASON & CO. Will make
their ,&rst exhibition of Summer McntUlas, In black
grenadine, crape and Bilk on Monday, the 18th Inst. [rohlß
-T>BA NUTS—66O 6acks Tennessee Pea Nuts rec’d per
X steamer “Quaker City,”'and for sale by
mbU J. W; BUTLER & C 0...
SHEET LEAD —o boxes, 4 Ibsto square foot. Just received
and for sale by (mhlT) J. W. BUTLER A CO.
TjUVe. DOLLARS REWARD will bo paid for the detection
of the person who ia In the habit ofSteallng themnn:*
log Dorera from oar door. WILKINS A CO., •-
n'h22 . ... . . -41-Foarthcffer./
WIi.LoW CHARCOAL—An cxcoite&t article, prep&eetL
expressly for medicinal pwpos- b. 6 dozen recM by
JOS. FLEMING,
mh22 Gamer Diamond and Market st.
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HOPPER’S PATENT PLANE* *«: j
TnE undersigned ia prepared to supply CARPfcXTnRS
. CABINET-MAKERS, and Workers in Wood ceosrallv’
with hl« Patented and. valuable PI. 4Vi?S. '
./,Allwbo have tried It, pronoonce t n o=oFt valuable in-
that must eoon corns into g u'o. The fa;,
lowing letters from practical workmen ore but *wo among
manyletters the Patentee ha 3 received recommending this
'Plane above oltothers ta use:
.POTsmmaa Steak Cadtitet Vactopt, ) .
February 22,1565. f
We hereby certify, thatduring the last Iwelvo month*
we hare used Hoppers'Pat nt Plane, and do not hesitate
to recommand it to Cabinet-Makers and a* su
perior to any other Plane in us a . Weconsiderlt peculiarly
adapted to planing oak, cherry, walnut, and all sorts of
hardwood,and for planing vene rs.it '8 far mnerinr tn
the old mcd« of scraping, besides being a great earing of
time One mao, by using tbia Plane, will.plane more
veneers than five men can do by any other plane or method
in use. H. H. Etas & Co.
To Moss P. Eaton, Fgq-:
Dear s?f—l have examined Hopper's Patent Ranch
Plane, and believe it to be a most excellent article for the
nse fqr. which it is Intended,as a combination or plane and
Scrater. - '
It is particularly-adapted to planing veneers, and it does
not require one-fourth the time or labor of the old method;
and I have no donbt, when its properties become generally
known, but that it will entirely ; tipersedo the former te
dious and laborious custom.
I most cheerfully recommend it to all persons engaged in
the Cabinet business, as from my knowledge of It, thnre is
nothing os well fitted to give a smooth and beautifhl finish
to veneers as the Hopper Patent Bench Plano.
.jJaves W, Wocowill,
Furniture Warerooms, 97,99 Third si, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, February 2T, 1869.
MOSES F. EATON, of this city, is my pole Agent for tho
sale of Planes, or of rights to manufacture and Fell them
WSI. 0. HOPPER.
Pittsburgh, March 21,185Wmh2lrtf)
MOSEB P. EATON. No. 19 Sixth street, agent for Felling
and buying PATENT EIGHTS, is now authorised to
sell the following lately patented articles:
Banda A Cummings' Patent Brick Machine;
Hopper’s Patent Veneer Plane;
Troti's patent Oil Globes, ftrr Steam Engines ;•
Doan’s Rock Drilling Machines;
Coe’s patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland’s Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford’s Steam ana Water Guages; and,
Griffith’s Wrought Ifon Railroad Chair Machines.
These articles have been examined by practical mechanics
and machinists, and pronounced superior to any in u«e
He Is also author!red to sell Rights to make and vend tb*se
articles In any part of the country.
He has also fr-r sale hot-pressed Nntts and Washers, and
finished Brass Work.
Ue is also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of other
patented Rights and new Inventions, and give to the busi
ness faithful and constant attention.
He refera to the following
CAED.
I/The subscribers have long teen acquainted with Mr
Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation In recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gen
tleman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable Industry,
in whose exertions every reliance may bo placed.
Neville B. Crale, W. Robinson, Jr
Wm. Larimer, Jr., John Graham,
W. n. Denny, H. Childs A Co.,
James Wood, • N. nplmes A Sons,
P. R. Friend, Kramer A Rnhm,
F. Lorens, L. R. Livingston,
Knap A Wade, William F. Johmton,
William Phillip?, Andrew Fulton,
Wilson M’Candless, A. W. Loomis. «
Pittsburgh. November 27th. 1854. nov2T*dtf
Doan'* Patent Rock UrUltng Itl&ehtnes.
ABOUT3OO POUNDS; can be worked autf
mored by two men, and do the work of five or nix In
the ordinary way. 8. 8. Fowler k Co M Manufacturer®.
*i 77,® subscriber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni
ted States,/or the sale of riqhtx to use these Machines.
MOSES F. BATON, 19 Sixth street.
BIFER TO
Hon. Wm. F. Johnston, President A. V. R. lU*
W. Mllnor Robert®, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V. It. R 4
Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. k C. R. R.;
0. W. Barnes, Esq., Chief Eng. P. k C. It. R 4
Messrs. Manftill k Nicholson, Contractors for tbo P. k 8
\ n • dec! 9
Fifth Ward Properly for sal© at a Good
Bargain.
Three valuable brick houses and lots.—
These Lot® embrace a front on Penn street, of 66 feet 6
inche®, to a 3 feet alley; on which Ihore la erected a valua
ble block of Brick Houses, two stories high, with kitchen
and cellar in basement, 41 feet front on Penn street, and 30
feet deep on Locust street. This Is a very desirable situa
tion for either a Store oraTaTsrn; Penn etreet being the
great throughfare of the city: and this property being con
venient to the Railroad Depot.
This property would not be In the market ooly that the
owner Is living in Washington county, and Gnus it extreme
ly Inconvenient to attend t« it. .
Terms easy and price moderate; for further particular*
enquire of ROBERT PAY. Fifth Ward,
or JAfl. 0. RICHEY.
Real Estate Agent, at this office.
rIOAI, PROPERTY FOR SALK AT A URBAT BARGAIN.
} —The subscriber offers to sell the one half of too acres
cf Coal, and IGB acre® of surface, situated at Freemen’s
Landing, on tbe Ohio river, in Hancock county, Vn. Thu
property has facilities rarely met with: the vein being 7
fiset thick, of the very beat quality of Bit uninoos Coal, and
at a p'int on the river where tbe water is about 13 tV»-t at
the lowest stage, and a very large pool, sufficient to bArtor
COO coal boat®. Also a charter for the perpore of ostoh.i-h
inc cf>al works at the same point. There is erected cm the
above a first rate overshot Saw Hill
The above will bo Bold half, three-quarters, cr the whole,
to suit purchasers. Terms easy and prim For
further particulars enquire of ROBERT KKENAX.cn the
premises, or of JAMES C. RICHEY,
decs Real Estate Agent, at ibis office.
DUTY THREE ACRE* OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
tv attached, and all the improvements thereon In success
ful operation. - w aidFariDU«ltwaf*d on the Monongahela
river, &4 miles aboTe Pittsburgh*.and Is supplied with a
Farm House, Barn, Tenant nooses, Orchard, Railroad,and
an excellent harbor.
Therein of Coal is five feet thick,andcannot be surpassed
In quality. For further particulars apply to
NICHOLSON k PAYNE,
v No. 235 Liberty s\net -
THE PROPERTY situated corner of Webstcrand Pulton
street®, from and after the Ist cf April next. 1 hi® is
an eligible situation fbr a large Boarling House or a Tavern
Stand. It contains one large Brick Hoaso. fronting on Foi
too street; two small Frame House®, fronting on Crawford
Bttect; and Stable, fronting on Webster 6treet. At a very
small exvense the back buildinga can' be converted into stn
bllag capable of stalling twelve horse®. For terms apply
to AUSTIN LOOMIS,
_J* p IP 92 Fourth street.
For Sale or Rent*
A WELL FINISHED TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
on Third street, between Smithfleld ood Grant streets.
Apply to J. w. BUTLER,
J a °tB 97 Front stTeet.
To Let,
A GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the Neptune Engine
House, on Ssrenth fltreet, suitable for storing molasses
or produce. Inquire of JOHN 11. STEWART,
oar 6 267 Liberty street
STORES, OFHCE3, Ac., TO LET.—A Dwell
icg Ui>uBe on Third street, opposite tbe Gosotto
Buddings—rent $225; a House, corner of Wylie ®nd
Towsend street; No. ISI Third sheet, a Dwelling Mouse
and Store Room—rent, $250; a large Three Story B h.-k,
on Robs street, nt the bend cf Fifth street— $300; 5 Office®
In Splane’s Building, Filth Street; n large Hall on Fourth
ptrtet; a Ja*pe Stoic Room on Fourth ttrcct; a large
Store Roc m cn Third street, nexj ;o tbo Dispatch office.
Apply to 'feh22) 8. CUTHBRRT, 140 Third ei.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALK, Adjoining the
Borough of Manchester—THlßTY BUILDING LOTS,
each 24 feet front by 100 feet deep, and fronting en Market
ptreet 00 feet In width, are offered for sale quite low, and 00
rearooahle term® of payment Thla property is part of tbe
estate of the late J»*mes Adam®, Esq n and the title is per
fect and beyond dispute. Apply to
' no*B JAMBS BLAKELY
Valuable Property For Sale*
FIVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, situate on Centre
Avenue, near Fulton street, and within tea minutes’
walk of the Post Office. For terms. Inquire of
HOON A SARGENT,
ptIT corner of Wood and Fifth sts.
rpUKEK THHEE-STOBY HOUSES FOR SALK—Situated
X cn Franklin and Hm street®. The corcer house con
tain® Gvo room®, a good cellar and a etoro room—water fix
ture® through the bouse.
The other houses contain eight rooms each 5 bath room,
cellar, and hot and eold water through the whole house.
For price and term® call at the Real Estate Ofilc® of •
S. CUTUBERT A SON,
feb£3 . No. 140 Third, street-'
THE Partnership of JOUR M’DEVTPT & 880. waR ab
solved on the first Inst John M’Devitt will continue
the business at the old 6tand, and attend to the settlement
of 'he business of the late firm.
JOHN M’DEVITT.
WILLIAM M’DEVITT.
Pittsburgh, January Bd, 1855—[jon4
rubeUt h. pTtteeson's :
WES-T.
% LIVER? AND SALE JgreftVf,
JSHSx. stable, jPgfF
Corner Diamond street and Cherry alley,
■prH:tf PITTSBURGH. PA.
JAMES X. LEELIfI, ........JOSJtPU J. UL.VM.
Ledlie A Clam,
(Successors to Mulvany & Ledlie )
MANUFAi TUBERS of Cut, Moulded and Plain, Fliat
and Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all
kinds of Window Glass, Flasks, Vial® and Bottles. Ware
house corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh,
mb&dly
Bounty Lands—Soldiers’ -Claims.
THE undersigned has made arrangements with Thomas
Lumpkin, of Washington City,tonrocure WARRANTS,
Ac., for Soldiers, tbeir Widows or Children, for BOUNTY
LANDS, or any other claims on the Government
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
mh2:tf 1 Residence, No 0 Rora street, Pittsburgh.
THE undersigned continues to obtain Bounty Land
Warrants. The present bill gives to alt who have
served in any war fine© 1700. ICO acres. Terms moderate.
LUKE COUKSIIOOT, <37 Diamond alley.
mhlfcy 'between Wood pt nml Diatnmwi.
Agency for boldlers’ Claims.
Location of lands.— purchase and sale or
1 AND WARRANTS.—The underpinned has made ar*
r*ogemunta with competent and responsible geotlumn to
obudn Certificates or Warrants for Soldiers, their widows or
minor ohildren. who are entitled to Bounty Lands; also for
the Location of Lands, and the Purchase t nd Sain of Land
Warrants. JOHN D. DAVIS,
mhll'tf Corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
Cltlxens’ Deposit Bank )
PirrßßUßon, March 17,150. t. /
AN ELECTION for six Directors and one President, to
serve for the ensuing year, will ba held at tho Banking
House, on MONDAY, 2d April, between the hours 10 A. M.
andSP, M, [mar!9| E. D.‘ JONES, Cashier.
RILEY’S HOTEL, (formerly known as the Lamahtih*
Hones,) is offered for lease on favorable terms. Being
situated on the corner of Fourth street and Grant near to
the Court -House, and about midway teen the Monvrigahda
Wharf and the Ftnniylvania Deputy It is one of the most
pleasant, convenient and desirable locations In ther city.
The Hotel will be if desired, and leased .fop a
term o/year#,.commencing from the first of April next.
For. farther Information apply to
. JOSEPHS. 4A. P. MORRISON, AtVys,
Jar>29;d*wtf, Qfflca No. 143 Pittsburgh.
H' HOME LEAGUE FACTORY.
AMILTON STEWART, Manufacturer of Shirting,
Checks, Tweeds, etc., Rebecca street, Allegheny, has
opened a Wareroom Bremen etobt Post BdUusos,-corner
Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants vbo are not aware that these Checks can bo
K a sd sold as low here as in any other city in
the. United Btates, are invited to call and examine for them*
selves. ; —mhlffitar -
r the Ist of April ndti, the commodious
,1. BWCK BUILDINGS situate in the Second Ward of
tte City of Pittsburgh, between Bteckenridee street aftd
H*® Monongabela river, lately occupied by Messrs. Bake
w 00. as a Glassmanufactory and warehouse.
This property is aligibly situated, adjacent to the Monon
gMiela wharf, far any business connected with steamboating
orrtver trade, or for manufacturing purposes.
. Beveral sniaU Buildings and a capacious yard are attach
-*!• Apply to OLIVER W. BARNES,
*■ | •- Resident Pitt and Conn. R.R Co.,
mhl&tf I.’ ’ -NevlHsHalt, Fourth and Liberty street?.
ORA DOZ. BROOMS, a superior article, xeceivea on cou
nts!/ signment, end for sale low, by
mh2B F. R. DRAVO, No, 1 Diamond.
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AGENCY.
Coal Works For Sale.
To LcU
Notice.
Bounty Lands.
Hotel Tor Lease.
IMI=E
T„ .BeatUence At Evergreen.
HE CJJEERSIQi'iRH oilers for pale Us property in the
Fvergrcen Colony, Rose Township, fire miles t‘n:m
. Flttafcurgh 1 'The licnreis f>B by 34, arranged with fc'our
i Rooms, a Kitaheo, and a large Ifall on the fir. t floor, und
U provided with a Water end Bath Room—(Tie fatter
with suitable hot snd cold water pipes. Attach'd to th
house are Two ground, held in fee, on which tfccr o
is’o Wort of unf tUinjr soft Water, a Stable r.n l a OLHen
. Home. The Colony i* provided with a Schorl of the bl,*h
‘ost order, and is under -the mnnagemfmt of a jrerrlcn un
irum Virginia, a n»f-iub.*r, well qualified to teach evon th->
higher. branches tf fdudy. This admirably c.mv.i;. :ed
Sshoolis of iocatculable adrantago to the man of f.imi-,'.
as the ideas here hare an opportunity of Rh-otlng riUe-tr
th©contaminating influence nf outside pressure, toot Pen
found around schools in the city and immediate vicinity.
The House and the Two Acres ’wtti be Fold with or with
out the interest in the farm property, and the avails will be
adjusted balances nnd ccrtificites of deposit against
fob2l . - WILLIAM A. HILL, 64 wSod street.
Coal Land for Sale.
OEVE.NTY-FIYB Ti> KIOiITY AOHE3 best quality o
*/ COAL, which ran bo brought to the centru of East Bir
mingham or.tbe river by Railr-ad. TffU eff-ri the best op
portunity to manufacturers and dca’orfi which can ever be
obtained to seenro a valuable Coal tract co near tbo city.
Tbe surface Is beautifully located for Country teats, and
will be sold whole, or in one to five acre lota
Apply to WSJ. PHILLIPS,
corner* First and Ross tr-uis, or
, D. C. HEP BURN,
Par2-Ltf No, 09 Fourth s»ront near Wood.
Land fur Sale
ISnn A S R S? 9 F LANI> FN COUNTY, n-.'ii
the Clarion river. This land in hpurjlv i
Imstm excellent soil, and is said fnmutair nrs utundnnci- of
Iron ore, aud a thick veiD of bitunm»<. a3 errd. The Vennn
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, wf J] run r.*r\
near to it, if not directly across it. The MiUstown creek
runs through it. -it-’
ALSO,sooacres In Elkcounty, well timbered*nd watered
and lying near the route of the Banbury and Frio railroad
No better investment could be made than in thrseland*
The completion of the Sunhury-and Brie, tho Allegheny
Valley, and the Venango railroads through that re-Moii
vrill render the coal,lumber, iron ore and soil of irreat
value. Enquireof C. B. M. SMITU, ° '
, , „ Attorney et Law,
fcb22:esm:tf No. 147 Fourth street.
Farm tor Sale
r PnB subscriber offers lor sale n small FARM OF FIFTY
X ACHES—forty acres of which is cleared, nnd under a
good state of cultivation. There is al<o a good Apple and
Heath -Orchard; two Dwelling Houses, with other out
bouse’; a Barn, and a good Stable. The Farm isrttuat.d
in Baldwin township, ABBjrheny county—fix miles from this
city—near tho Brownsville road. For further particular’,
apply to the hub>prib«r, on tho premises.
mhl:dlm* PETER WF.T F\KR,
For Kent,
A FARM CONTAINING 53 ACHES OF LAND, under a
high state of enltivu iou, witn a large and convenient
DWELLING H-*USE, recenll, built and of modorn styu*;
good Bam, Stabling, Ac., situated on the south bank of the
Monocgahcla riTer, 6 miles above Pittsburgh, beiog one of
the moat beautiful nod ploupant localities anywhere to be
found. Possession given on or bo ore the Ist of April cesi
Enquire of 11. CIH LDS & CO.,
mhfctf 123 Wood street.
BCILDLVO LOT FOR SALE,
A LOT 21 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
bark 100 feet to Wide alley. On the bed; part of the
Lgt is a Cellar Wall, built for two small Houses. This Lot
1.4 in a desirable location for a residence; and wiß be rnfid
low, anfl on favorable terms. Title good, and clear from
Incumbrance. Enquireof GKO. F. GILLMORE,
ivl3 At Office of Mornimr post.
For Rent,
A FARM CONTAINING 'ABOUT 140 ACRE?, on the
Steubenville Turnpike, nix mil*is from I Ittsburgh,
lata homestead of William M’Cormick. Possession given
iiDCfedlotelj. Term® $250 per annum. Enquire of
JAMkS O. KICHKY.
mhTrd&wtf NVar the premise®.
Lot for Sale.
AGOOD BUILDING LOT, 24 feet front on Carson street
by 100 feet in depth, in Birmingham, will bu sold
cheap. Enquire of QEO. V. GILLMOKH,
jv!3 at offire nf tbe Morning Post.
FOR SALE VERY CHE4P.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by
100. A good bargain can bn had by applying soon at
tlip office of the MOANING POST. jylitf
SALE—An excellent Frame House and Lot, on
F lltfaca street, Allegheny city, at a Tery low rate. En
quire©! THOMAS WOODS,
jon-fr'iitf _ 7*» Fourth street.
r |'H) LET—A two Biory Brick Dwelling House, on Centra
X Avenuo. Apply to H. Mi.Nßit ACO ,
f‘‘bl2 No. 32 FmUbfieU street
Proposals for 51 all Bags,
TOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,!
Jnnunry 12. j
O EALED PROPOSALS will bo retvivi* i tbjsdt-pnrtment
O until 0 o’clock, A M., of U l- 23J «Juy of April next, for
furnbh'ng tor Jour roars from the first dny of July n«xt,ln
®Ui h quantities p.nd nt eucn time® ns mnv l> if-r.d
ordor>J for the mail sen ice, mail bag-; of the f.-.w.,--ing do
fccription, 10 wit:
Oimv.® Mail Llu:t
five No. 1, (43 Inches in length au-J 02 inch?® in ctrrum
f'.-ren«:*-,) to im mri'lo of rotton ci»nva®. f if Ira i 15
ounce, to the yard of 22 iucLrs wj.lth; tho yarn of tbo
lahric to In- dou i-d nnd twisted, ti!.d tire-foM.
biio No. 2, (41 inches in length aud 48 im-bc® in eirvtim
fereury.) tu be made of cotton canvas, writhing 1 '• ?
lt> the yard of 27 inches’width, and tho cloth to he woven in
every respect like ths*t of the Urst size of bugs
Size No. 3, (32 inches in length and 3S in -in;® in dream
fer»*nc«».) to ba made of cotton canva.'’, weighing 10 onoces
U* the yard of 22 inches TYI Uh, aud tho cloth to be woven
a? above described.
The c*nTo® hag?, of sixes Nos. 1 nud 2 are to b» tnade w!ih
a eafflrient r-umber cf eyelet hole®, and provided with
strong cord to secure their mouth-. All are to tv well and
distinctly marked *' V. 8 and to bo numbered accord
ing to UlO sires above specified.
Leather anil Cbnvas Fouches.
Sixe No 1,4 S inches iu length and U 0 inches in circum
ference.
Stio No. 2, 41 inches in length and 48 inch* 5 in c’rctrm
ference.
Size No. 4, 30 inches in length an-.l 42 inches in circum
ference.
Size No. 4, 30 inches In length and 23 inches In circum
ference.
Hire No f>, 20 inches in length and 28 iuebe® in circum
ference.
Tbe body of the leather pouches is to be made of pco-l
and substantial bag leather, w«?il tunned. -?»*ighing f:.r No*.
1 and 2 not leys than S ounce.-, and tor sm-iher -i £ e?
less than 7 to tho&juare foot; tlx L t 01a :md t!.»p
to be of good xbirfi.ny leatbec. rhii una-.d, : .n,i .1 .• —ntus
to bo weii and stron-ly-eecurcd with the lion rlv-:-,
well tinned. •
' The canvas pouches are to fc? rundo or denrely w.,v(>n can
vas, bo as to resist wa:cr; or &t.i.Mht rq>ial to tb it r.f which
tht? p«ouchfS now lu th-* service ere mn-le.
Leather and rhuvai ILtrs s mail Riys (, u sedille-l-agfi fi-im )
Size No. 1. Body 4S inches long, and 42 nrh--* in cin-um
ferenCe at tho widest parts; end® or ImUamn of .-aui«“, 14 by
20 Inches.
Size No. 2. 44 inches long, tmd SO inches lu id.-curu*
feri-oco ®t the widest parts'; cnv ! s or butu-ms i>t suine,l2bv
2linc:-*‘-. ' .
tize/to 3. Bodv 42-inrhe® loeg, nnd 32 Inches in clrrum
fen-nc- nt th-> w idest ja - L-; ends or bottoms of man-, Id i-y
20 tocii
The leathft bf-rrA-maii l.sz? nro to bn nu;dc of good and--
fiubit»ntial l.ng jrnthf r, well tanned, weighing hot leer
7 oulc»-h to ihe equart? foot, and tb« s-mus lo be well and
strongly sewed; or If riveted, to be so done «h ik t ;o chufe
horse or rider.
Tbwranvu horsff-mall bags ere to b-i made of the game
quality of fabric ns the pouches ab- ve described.
Cbr.vas and leather Droplttler Pbuchr.% (with side pty..k«»L)
Bire No. 4, 30 inches in length and 36 in <Jrcutn!«r-n«-e.
Size No. 5, do do 28
Ciinvaj JMciaspapcr Mail Bagt.
Slzo No. 1, (48 inches in length and fii inches in ciroam
ference,) to be made of cotton canva®, weighing at least 15
ounces to the yard of 22 incbe> width; the yarn of the
fabric to be doubled and twLtud, and five f »Ul. nod the tug
to b« bo constructed as to be locked; and to have a handle
at each end.
Site No. *2, (41 Inches long and 4S inches m circumference,)
to be of the some material and manner of comstruction with
Blz« No. 1.
Proposals for improvement® in the ron tructlc.n of any of
the above described mail bags, or In tho muteriaU thereof,
are invited, and the relative mlno and udantHUon ti> the
service, as well a® price of such improvement, will I> U con
sidered in determining the lowest and best bidder.
No proposal will be considered if not necomppnied with
samples of each at tide bid for, showing-the construed m,
quality of mat rials, and workmanship proposed, nnd nlso
with evidence of tb« competency and ability of the bidder
to execute Hie work according to contract.
The sooclmeiis must bu delivered at the department on or
before the 23J day of April next and will, In connexion
with tho p- oposnls. form the basis of,the contracts. Speci
mens deposited by bidders which may w.th &ali*tv and con
venience bo used in the mail service, will be paid tor ut the
rates proposed by them.
A dicbion on the bids will be made cn or before tho first
day of May next, nod the bidder or bidders chosen will bo
required to enter into contract on or botore the 15th day of
June next, with bond and sufficient sureties for a faithful
performance of tbe obligations entered into.
All the articles contracted for nre to bo delivered at tho
contractor’s espenso, at Boston, Mass; New York and Buf
falo, N. Y; Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Pa; Baltimore,
Md.; Washington, D. C.; Charleston, C.; Augusta, Ga.j
Montgomery, Ala; New Orleans, La.;' Nashville, Term;
Louisville, Ky.; Cincinnati, Ohio; and St. .Louis, MO4 in
each quantities and at such times as tho department may'
require; and they are to be rigidly inspected before delive
ry,and none are to be received which ehall bu inferior to
tho specimens or standard bag®.
To enable bidders to estimate the number of the different
kinds of mall bogs which will probably be required, they
aru informed that there were furnished for the use of the
department during the year which ended Sbth »une last,
2,135 leather pouches; 3,978 canvas pouches; 450 leather
horse-wail bogs; 006 canvas hof-e-mail bags; and 17,110
canvas mail bugs.
7lie profosala should be endorsed ‘-Prcpas-ls for Mail
Bagtf und be addressed to tho "l\-stm<nter General ”
JAMK> CAMI’HKLT.,
Janlo:lnvrl2w <Jem*rul.
Henry Rlchardvon, Jeweller,
HA VINO re-titteii his store in a haudscmi* mannor, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of hi? friend.* and custom
’ors to the fact that among hie Watches will bo found th©
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Tins, l*ob and Vest Chains,
Finger Kings, Ear Kings, Mininture Lockets, etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such ae Pnpier Mnche, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottiea, Table Mats,
Colt’s Pistols, Port© Mommies in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Di«h«s; with ©n endle-is variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to be seen to be appro*
latod. [novl] NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
J7o. JdC ni-r'i ftr'ct, Third d-",r i-t.’.-a Virpiu Alley.
BOWN A TETLEY would call the- attention of Sporting
men to their large Guru:, Rifles and Re
volving Pistols, the largest utid tost stlefutl *iork «v*>r
opened In this marluu; together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, TooUtoui Fishing TuckU\ail of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, cr
for good approved paper. marl 8
Boot# and Shoes.
JM’LAUGHLIN, N 0.95 Fourth street, nearly opposite
# the Mayor’s Office, is manuia<ituringGtutlcict‘u’pnret
Boots, Low Shoes;ties anti bartoned; Congress cm! Button
ed Gaiters; Ladles’.topHs, Half Boots, Jo nay Linds, Slip
pars,and French -leaning Gaiters, of every color and shade;
fancy Kid and Satin Gaiters, of the best material; Mieses
and Children’s do, of ererj variety.
N. B.—AH kinds made lo nrri-r. on short nctic©. (aul9
Law Books,
I AM autbdriiod to sell low acme Tihiublo Law Books.
I*o vdlb. Pa. Reports, by Barr;
Bouvier’s Institute?;
Gn®niters Evidence;
Wharton’s Digest, Inst edg
And other Reports, Elcmemary Works, Ac.
GKi- F. UILLMORE,.
W p2l at th© office r.f M< icing Post.
Stoves I stoves I i*MoveB l l 2
COOKI.NG AND HJ3ATING STOVES.
nnHE public will find it to - 'their' advantage.to examine
I' ouretocaof STOVES, Wforoparchasiugelseirhexo,
-*■ GRAFP, BEISINGBR & GI6AFF,
MCfpSfi I‘a4 Wood street.
John \V. Butler 4 Co.» *
Forwarding and commission merchants—
Dealers in all kinds of Pittsburgh Manufactures, Lead
Pip© and Sheet Load, 07 Front street. “ [sop23
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CLEVELAND ADD .PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD.
j 'CONNECTING 'WITTI
STEAAiEHS. FOUEST ()41V' ;ANL> DUJRNiL
VIA WELLJYILT*}:, *
AVJ)
i Oliio arid Pennsylvania IlaUru&iit
! VIA ALLIANCE,
i r PHE quickest anti most reliable route to Toledo,
! X' Chicago, Rock Inland. Galena, and St, Louis, is VIA
i CLEVELAND. •
I Tbla route la One HunilteJ miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-three Ixoarß*
and St. Louis thirty-seven hours.
_ VIA ALLIANCE.
The Trains c? tho Ohlo and Penna- Hailtoad leaving Pitts
burgh at 3.00, A. M., 8.00, X M- and 3.00, P. M., connect
at at tISO A. M., 11.45 A. 6 80 P*
follows: *
Trains ffvr Cleveland leave A’liaocBat7.3o, A.M., and 12 00
j?** aud 0 3;> P. M, coanvcting at Hudson with Trains for
“ s M.f £4 £ P.T TlDg r ". cleTetad •»
f*nss('r..i?n; for Tolcjo, Chisago, St. louis, Rock lEland,
Galena, and the North-wc-t, who wish to CO throußh with
om .lelcnilan will teko Iho ti-oln leaving Pittsburgh at
?.yfl A.and arriving in Cleveland at 2.20 P. M. bb that
I" thi; Gnty train by which close connections arc made
ir ’ n> l ,, ?!l« to tbB *^ To pjint * v’?*wengera by this train
re.vch Chicago at 7 o 0 next mfcrnJjjrjund St. Louis at mid.
nii.hr.
VIA WELLSVtLLE.
Th/- St 'amers Forest City and Diurnal will leave tha Mo-
wharf <*very moroiog, (Sundays excepted) a*
JO o’clock, for Wflll-viiie, connecting'irlth the train leaving
" at 4.30 P. »L, and at 9.00
An Accommodation Train wUi'4eave Wo'lsville daily
(Sundnyu exempted,) nt 6.4 VP. M., connecting nt Bayard
with Express Train-arriving in Cleveland at 2.10 P. M.
Trains from Wrllsvlllo and Cleveland connect 'at Bayard
for Carrollton, iYnynesburg, Dover, and Now Philadelphia.
Tickets for Cleveland, Chicago and the North-west,
vh weljsville, ore sold at a less rate than via Alliance
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
follows: Leave Cleveland at 7.30 and X M- and 620 P
A H *SL TiVe CtChic ° 2 ° ttt 1100P * M *» 7 * oo A * M -»and 10.00
Trains leave Chicago for Rock Island and St. Lonis as
follows: For bock Island at 900 A. M., and 1100 P M
For St Louis at 9.15 A. M., end 10.05 P M ■ * ’
Passengers for St Louis go over Rock Island Railroad to
Joliet,and thenceover the Chicago and illssiflaipp! Railroad
io Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St. Louis.
Passengers by the 9.15, A. M., Train arrive in SL Louis at
1 «.20 same evening, and by the 10.05, P. M., Train, at noon
next day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and theta re
checked for Chicago ana St. Louis.
FAIIR VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND
„ ljt clan. 2dcV,.
To Alliance {2 20 To La 8a11e... $l6 (0 *l3 60
i l r: I‘md 1 ‘ md - 4 ?? “ Rock M’d, IS 00 14 25
. €do w > ‘‘ Catena 18 16 14 00
• Chicago -13 00 $lO 60 “ Springfield 1870 IB 20
Dloomlngt-iaso 14 40 “ Burlington 2100
“ St. L0ui»...~21 00 16 60 _
Passengers are requested to prooure their tickets nt the
office of the Company, in Monongohela House, below the
corner- J. DURAND, Bup’t, Cleveland.
_ mh - 8 J. A. CAUCHET.Ag’t. Pittsburgh.
NEW ANB DIRECT ROITTE OPEN!
tsbocgh
Horthern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA,
AH Railroad to the Mtasisslppl,
Chicago , Burlington and Quincy
RAIL, ROAD
FoRMERiT TU2 CmCAQO AND £ CfiST. MOITAHT
Tract R. R. id kow caapufin),
Ar.U Trains run the entire distance Torn CHICAGO TO
BURLINGTON, lowa,- without change of Cars.
Tbo Only Dinct Route to BURLINGTON. QUINCY.
KEOKUK, MUSCATINE, OQUAWKA, WaPE ,LO, FORT
DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUpF, £o, and the oxlt ALL
RAJ LItOAD Route from CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS. BLOOM
INGTON CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE, NAPLES, and intermedUro Stations on
tho Illinois Central, Great Western, and Ohio arul Mirais
sipft Railroads.
Trains on the above Line leave Chicago on the arrival of
Train?, from tho East—avoiding all laying over at aDy of
the points. , J
o age* leave Burlington dally for Southern and Central
I-wa and Northern Missouri—nuking the quickest and
tno.-t n-liut.’e route to reach ail the important points west
of the Mississippi ns far as Council Bluff, with from forty to
fitly mill'* than by any other roa‘a. The Road,
fr-r h l {.orti'Vu of the way, fa laid with the cosiixttotrs
it ail, smoolhust riding and'best Railroad In the West-^ 1
•n-i-n --c-ke-j widj the most modern Lo,omoUreaaad elegant
Q>W Cure. a
By this r'- uto passengers are sure of making connec
ti -tw R?vt »m at *it- Louis on advertised time, avoiding
the vi> r vi Lio «, drl .y r f fogs and ice, and dangers of navlga-*
ti'.n. a« to thf ri.-nte by Alton.
rhcrlted direct through from Chicago, and no
ch**rtre for handling at any point.
rUROUGU TICKETS by this route can be purchased at
all Lice KailrO’d Office in the East; at tho Office of the
Comp ny, comer or Clark and Luke street?, In thuGranite
RultdhigtAt the-Depot of the Galena R. It., and at the
Midi. Cent. R. It. Office, oorner of Lake and Dearborn st&,
opposite Tremont House, Chicago.
FItETuTIT consigned by this route will receive immedi
ate despatch. C. G. HAMMOND, Sup’L
C. R. FOLLETT,
„ , Geu’l Ticket Ag*t, Chicago.
TTjKETc can he procured at the principal Railroad
uffliv.s of tha country. » mb!9
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
r |' , liE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At*
JL lan.ic cities with Western, North-western and South
«‘**t‘rn States, tr a continuous Railway direct. Thfa road
also concrete at Pittsburgh with daily line of steamers to
u. parts orr the Western Rivera, and at Cleveland and San
dusky with 6tcamcrs to all ports on the North-western
Unit-.*; mu'xing th.: meet direct* cheapest and reliable route
by vi.: -h FREIGHT can he forwarded to and from the
Great IRfjf.
itati:- nirrwsßN Philadelphia a Pittsburgh.
Flltt-T CLASS.—Boot*, *hoe«, Drv Goods,!
(I i j.oxt-, ) Fun., FBOhOT. .... f 93C ‘ V s
SK‘ »‘.kl> OLA. v S.~B o*s and Stationery,)
Ur; Ho tis. (in b.d.-s.) Hardware, Lea- >7ic, per lQGlbs.
Ur;, tt o*.l. «e )
Till!! 1) CL t?y Auri-s. B«g?ing, Bacon i
nnu i'uiiv. (!n bulk.) Ut-mp, Ac ;... ) P**
bvfUri-Il <'LAb^—CofW, Fisb, Bacon and ) ....
Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard OH )*>e-per 1002*.
CJ- 'n pr.ipf.icg Goods from any point East or Philadel
phia, he p:.r.‘ou!-jr 10 inarA- package *cia Pc-tnjyJrom'a
Bcxlroad.” Ail Goods consigned to the Agents of this Hoad
at Huladtlnhifi or Pittsburgh, will bo forwarded withoat
detuntiou.
Fspuyv AQ2WTB—Moses Potter, Boston; J. L Elliott, N.
A.; K. .1. FueMer, PMlfldolpbiu; Mftgraw & Koons, Haiti
more; Gre.iL Franciscus, Pittsburgh; fibringman 6 Brown,
Cincinnati. Ohio; J. S. Moorbend, Louisville, Kyd R 0.
Meijrum, Medjsin, Iml4 Ratcliff A Co., St. Louis. Mo; J.
S. Michel! d Son, Evansville, Indiana.
PENNSVLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE DAILY TUROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
phia and Pitrsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7J4, A. M., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M.. and Pittfl
burgh for riiiladelnhiaat 1, p. M. THE NIGHT K3.PRKS3-
TUAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P. M.,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M. . . .
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to cmd from St. Loois, Mo.j Alton, ti'alena'and CUcago,
Fcankfirt, Lexington and Louisville, Kyj Torre Haute,
Madifon, Lafayette and Indianapolis, lad.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo,-Clere*-
l«nd, Columbus, Zanesville, Masslilon’and Wooster,Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Niw OkLCASS,
St. Lotus, LoDismie and Cixcinsati.
, Throngh Tickets can be had to or from either of tho above
places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the different
starting pointa Passengers from tho West Will find this the
shortest and most oxpeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. . THOS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines. Philadelphia.
J.UKSKIMEN,
*_JanSO Agent, Passenger Lines, Plttsbnrgb.
PITTSBUUIiH, ST. LUUiS AND (UiW OfiSBASS.
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
JLtAI LROAD~TO CHICAGO
THENCE BT •■: !
CHICAGO Also MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
An Air line Bouts from Chisago to St. lonia.
mUAINS LEATE CIIIOAQO DAILY (Sundays excepted)
J. on arrival of Express Train of Michigan Southern and
Central Uailroacb— v
Ist. ST. LOUIS DAY MAIL - 0:16, A. 6!.
2d. “ “ NIGHT EXPRESS 10:05, P. M.
Trains run through to BL Louts in fourteen hours, v|a
Bloomington, Springfield and Alton, without change of ca r •
or baggagt, connecting at Alton with oauy Line of Socket®
for Hannibal, Quincy and Keokuk, and at 8L Louts with
FIRST'CLASS STEAMERS FOB NEW ORLEANS,
and intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
linen of steamers for Kansas Rnd Council Bluffs,
TIME FUO.M PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS S 8 IIOUR9
Bngi?at>e checked through to St. Louis, on Michigan Cea
triii and S >uth*!rn Trains, and at the depot in Chicago.
K. L\ HOLLISTER, Cldcago,
General Passenger Agents
RICHARD P. MORGAN, Jr, Superintendent,
nA** Through Tickets to St. by this route, can bp
obtain ed in Pittsburgh, nt Offices of Cleveland and-Pitts
burcli nnd '»hi •■nr.il PennsylTania Rallroada. fpep27:6tn *
PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL- AND MATHEMATICAL
COLLEGE,
IS NOW OPENED lor tha reception of Pupils. Those who
desire a thorough theoretical and practical knowledge
of Look-Kecjiog end Arithmetic, etc., as voll os of ilathe
mattes generally,, would do well to oall at the Atii*sSUM
Liberty etr*et, near Wcod, where they shall be
quulifbd much quicker and for lea* inoopy than at any
other institution ( t the kind in the city. Peraonencynnd
comfort euara teed; the rooms aro and commodious.
quuMfijatiom of Principal not excelled, oa may be'learned
Ir-m the words of the following gentlemen, who apeak this:
“We know cf no other person now engaged In teaching
Book-Keeping, Muthematl o, etc*. In thin city, equal to Mr.
J. Barry.”—J. FLEMING, JAS.M. PRYOR, and J. KELLY.
For w»il be reasonable.-opply attbe Collßze.
Hours irom 3 AM. to lo P. II JOHN BAR&Y,
(Late Professor of Book-Kdeidijg; Ac.,
mb27:if at the Iron City Copes?,) Principal.
DufPs Mercantile
Founded in mo.—incorporated by the legis
lature.
On reference to any of our city merchants, it will be
fouu’i thai this b theon. : y establishment of the kind ever
esittblhhedl this city in which they hare any confidence—
tbo c-.lj one In whlh ; ouble Entry Book-Keeping has
been ILorrngbly'tausht.—the only one in.whicb Account
au- mu act r* liable odtjco In case of difileulty with their
book-s—the only one in which tho doctrines of Partnership
m-p emiji-t? ara ihorouchly eiucidated j—the only onein
which I-cotur s upon Commercial Law harebeeii regulfifly
nod fVf-ifa itr-niij dedvvrpd for nearly eight years;—the
i.uly - : u- hi which a go. <l Handwriting can be obtained;— !
the onlw-ne fa wlveh Teachers of Penmanship can be in
structed in th» on.Hin- n?ai branches of the arttbft only
one wi.os'j Pmfe.s-or of Penmanship will lot visitors hsTe ?.
»lieiimt-n <■>; bis if riling. Call and get a Circular, afid u
Hieeimvnof Mr. splendid wilting. mhlO
Mfe; YTaYLELINE. would respectfully inform his pupils
an friends that ho will Continue hla profession as
Instructor i n the PIANO FORTE and VOICE.
Orders leit t Mr. KLEBEU’fI Music Store, or at hb resi
dence, No. 187 SECOND Street, will be promptly attended
to. aus
CENTRAL ROUTE.
H. IL HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
H. J LOMBAERT,
PoperlntendanL Alto-)Da. Pa.
EDUCATIONAL.
instruct!
.t **T .
! K
.ea,,amd.amomiamM
i .i c - ■i. V
RHODES’
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
08. HATEfeE’S lOTAXXIBIE SPECIFIC. ’
TdOR tho Prevention and Care of ItttsniiTmxT and ft*.
gz, ******* X&s&Br 2*v£U Bii<l Aauc,Cimxs and Pzvn
2S® Qisrni.Debxliit,ZHoutBTTAlT3,tmd another
s£2£ d te a a common origin In Malaria or
aeawrna f B ?ktle atmospheric poison which at certain
ffij-WWllWtt every breath, la tbesama
WeatSS^itrSf"™. 11 ' South,- Eastor
antidote whichq Te r, y -bexu.yield- to this newly-discovered
. 40 k 0 '*«»«?«( item* S
sons ef'every^kge^pi^J'rf.S'*!; ll m “ y 1,6 if per
tutaforonedls|^Boul"‘°^} t ?™* m; > will not sufel
suit in tha tr £ atSeut b4ou!o7h. .’,“„li’. 100 re
other polsonoua rr dcletcrioua ilVr.:. fl i , T UI7 ’ Arsenic, and
of Which Is admitted imo lhht I :“ rlfcl,t,f * ny
ttu.-H«tegSgS’-55
I tha‘ most ridSy 7 o?”iSisJ 7 JtolfiK “fr™'S?l? n
so that they need neverhavo ancthrr chill, by conUdulnPiti
ueq according to directions. >
Ttvrill Immediately relieve all tho distressing rcauUa uf
Ejliook or Ague diseases, each ea general debility, night
eweaip, eto.-_ .Xbe patient at once begins to recover appetite
and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical
.cuvivjfleffected. ' ■. .
1- . oally, its use will banish Fever 1 and Ague from families
ami ull clasw. .Farmers and-all Laboring men, b vail op t
iog r as a prevemlve, will be free from Ague orßillona at
'“c.®??.ff«spn «f the year which, while it is Urn most
ticku.H Iho-mostvaluahleoDoto them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary casrsVaoiaa
may require more. Directions printed in Cefijjan, French
uni Spanish, accompany .each bottle -L*rfco One Dollar.
Literal discounts made to tho . trade. Trade circulars for
warded on application, and the article will be consigned on
liberal terms to responsible. parties in every.section of the
country. y A S. A, RHODES, Proprietor,' :
rr A 2SS?~ w™ Tork: o. v,oi joekner’a fufo.
DTOT? A J ? r EEK ? 4 POTTBS - Philadelphia:
DYOT.I & SQNB—and for palp by dealers gonhrally. (fcbST -
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AURtST^
Tatars ail diseases or the zte asd EAa wjTuour cue 1-130,
BL 'sl ESrat l> OR 11,8 VSS or CALOMEL. .
OFFICE 468 iiR-JADWAY, COB. GRAND ST, NEW YORK.
Hours from 9A. 111. to 4 P.M.- --
ODQH, GRANULATED LIDS, Inflammation, Acuta or
Chronic Blindness with Films, Iritis, Amaorceis.aild
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyea, are among
ttie Qisaaie3 of tha eye which are treated by Dr* H.‘with
perfect satlafkctloa.
All dlsessea of the Ear treated upon identifio prindolea.
Artlflcjal Eyes loserted without an operation. ,
All letters post-paid will secure prompt attention. ’
» e select ttie following references from among the thou*
H^Hlereon 563 w “ have been successfully, treated by Dr;
Wm J. Fryer, 320-8 Broadway, Albany, N Y
•Alfred Southwlck, Printer, t* * y <• * .
tJ. Goodspeed, Glens FalH, N. Y.
•Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich. :
•Mrs. A. 1L L.- IFllgon, New York City, N. Y.
tMisa Mary Bellows, N. K. Station, Duchess co.. N. Y.
•EdwardG. Solger^Bristol,-Oban.' * '
•John Bcsmes, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. y.
Wm. JF. B. Giles, ofDco.Courler and N; r.
fJames W. Kirby, Brooklyn. L. L
Jarvis Rodgers, : • • «,. - <i; >.
XR. Reeves, Telegraph Operator,St. NlcholssHotoL
R. M. Ferries, Organ Builder, Houston Bt; •
R. B. Doolittle, BL Hudson, N. Y. - •
Mra Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N.Y# ‘ * ' *
M.-P. CoiUns, Teacher Penmanship* Troy.'N Y ••
R. L.Boss, Albany, N. Y. •
A. Dillentach, Bchfln»ctady,iN* ’ •
Capt. B. H; HavUand, Athens, N. Y.
John W. Hackett, Binghampton) N. Y; - ; :
*2““ wars blind, and hadtoba lad to thaolllCT.
iuVteasure* 8 - 1 * 011 of two .weeks they copld go about the ciiy
-lheso cases of Amaurosis wot rostoml to aliht after
they were up aa loeorable by tbo faculty, and can ba
relcrred to by any personwho wishes to learn the facts In
tlit-fip cnivs. by writing to them. jans
DR, HOOFLANDtS
. CELEBEATED
GEEmASr BITTEIS ,
' ’ PREPARED BY ■ . : . r .
BE. C. EC. JAOKSOH, Huladolphia, Fa.,
wn* msczoAUif cobe - ; :
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIbF. :
Chronic or Narout Debility f . Diseases of flit l&inm, and '
off diseases arising jrmn. a disordered Liver or Stomach .
* Such-—:
.asCdnslipA- - -
tion, Inward Piles, ; ! ~
Fninesa,or Blood to the
Head, Acidtty.&f thoStomacb,
- Dieguet for Food,*
FulDesa or weight in the Stomach. Sour " :
Eructations, Sinking, or Flattering At; the JMt - --
of the Stomach, Swimming of tha Head,'Hurried v
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart. Choak
ing orSuffocating Sensation when in IjingPostara,Dimness
of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight'Fever and •
Dun Pain in the Bead, Deficiency of Perspiration,
Yeilowneasof the Bkin and Eyes.-PalU in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sodden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the -
Ficsb, Constant Imigin-' ■ ,
_ „i»gaofKvil,andgreat " - :i
Depression of '
Spirits. •
The propdetOT, fn calling tho attention of the'ettblic 1 to : '
this ptepamhon, doeaso with afeclinsof tba titmost oonfl.
dance In its virtues and adaptation to the diseases tat which
It is rocommendad. .
It Is no uew and untried article,but one that has stood
the test of a ten years’ trial before tbo American people, _
end Us reputation end sale is anriraUed by any tdmifar pia
paratioos eatant. The testimony in its fayor gilen by the
most prominent and well taotrn rliyeiclana and individu
als, in all parts of tho country is immense. Itefetrlng any
who may doubt, to my •• Memorabilia,"or Practical Resist
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratia, of all the •'
Agents for the dermah Bitters. " . . .
. Prioclpal Offlco and Manufactory, 120 Arch street! Phi’s. 1.
delphia, Pa. ’
l4O Wood slroet: B.Ai-
Fahnestock 4 Co., No. S-Wcod-street; Fleming Brothers. '
60 Wood street; U. P. Swarfs and J. P. Fleming, Allegheny V
<lecl9;dawly to.
REV. DR. OOVEL’S
KM E ® MAl>I‘C5; ; -: : PSXiXi-S^
For (he Safe, Complete and Speedy Ciare cf lifiamnatorg,
, .Chronic-, I&reaUiTy and Mercurial Eheumtim, Rhea.’
malic Gout,laimbapt>,Sclat&a, and other Dissnucjftiiixfl
Via Muscular System. " ' . ■
OUCn AN ARRAY OF TESTIMONY S 3 Dr. COTtfe
RusuatiTic Pius have called forth from all classes, waa
never voluntarily offered In favor of any other Medicine.
The cased of cure comprehend • ■ '• • ■
every stage of rheumatism,
Whelher uftcompanled by that tarribla sensibility
parts affected, common ia. thelnflammatory phase-—'by tha
muscular contractions which so often render the victim of
Chronic. Uheumati-m a helpless cripple, or bythe ever
changibg symptoms which are sometimes the characteristics .
of this Proiean complaint. ’.• • • • .•
Unlike the “ Saagrado n pr&ctico of bleeding and purging;
which pome sapient medicos Consider tho frsrtfunate mode of -
treating. Rhcnmatism,'these - Pills sustain and cherish the -
animal fbrees, Invigorate the' constUutipn, and thus act as
tha allies of Nature ln her efforts to cast off the disease.
Their medical action is direct and specific. Itreaches the "
maUrits moxibi or radix of the disorder, through all tbo '
complications of nerves and fibres in which it is entrenched.; •-
dad expels from tha blood the febrile.principle which feeds,
and it spreads the fatal ten- -
dencles of the malady-- - - - - •
Caatton -Beware or ConriterfattsU
Be particular, and enquire for Riv. SAMUEL COVEL’B.
RHEyilAnO pills, and see that the boxes the
outside wrapper, .hlsnignatore) countersigned by G. H,
RING, General Agent, 192 Broadway, New York, without 7
which none are asatnro. .’ . . k
’ ; B&ICE) J'llTTr CENTS PER ’
’O-Sold by Dr. GEO. 11. KEYSER, Pittsburgh* -L E,
FLEMING, AUegheny Cltv, j . •; !' ; d^Hm
i Bnzlu’n Premium PerfuineTy*' ; li ; -'- '
A PRIZE MEDAL at the Great'Loudon Exhibition of
the Industry of all Nations, to 1851, and Seven High
est Premiums, awarded the subscriber in this country, haro/.
E roved his preparations of a superior quality, And placed. - .
lm among, the best perfumers and soap makers of'Enrobe ■
and America. His celebrated Shaving Creams and Los- '
trale?, hb fino Pomades, Toilet Waters, and Peribmes hr ’
tha Uan4kerctfief r (of6o varieties;) are nnsnrpassfej'hy any
InthcWorld. - ‘ -r.-
All articles purchased at this'establisliment are warrant
ed of the finest quality. • 1 '
.With an oddltionof many new articles to his list, and
i jreatly increased facilities fopmanafiicturing, lie is enabled
tofumbh them to dealers in any quantity daslredrand at'
▼ery liberalptfcejv -t
Coumry Doalorsi requesting it, icaa.fcava a; Price list
mailed, to their address Cree*>f portage.
X. BAZIN, ~ •'
; - - -(Soccccsor lOTmtousspL)
. T i N6.T14 Chestnut stTeatj below Fourih;- .'
fab23:dawlmla " V '■*
Palmer'* Epicurean' Sau<s*V~*v
SoupB,iQraTf«si
ewh, Meat* Gatae,&c. We od*tse all good hou3ewi»«e '
to try it - Vttl* T at all Grocery audFralfc
Stores In the United States atodUanadafl - "* '' ■
For sole by JI’CLUBO and G; XL KKYSKR* Pittsburgh, ,
. P.* T WKIGHTdCO.,
241 Market cttysVPhUfufelnhi* ~
Janlfcdswly is
To \Vholesale liiquor OeiUen
and Blonofacturerflr , ,
THE SUBSCRIBER M now Importing,a superior quality
of OIL OF COGNAC, of which of.an, ounce with6G.
gallons puro Spirit will produce A fine Cognac Brandy. Ill*
E33ENCE3 OF ROCEBLLE and OTARD’S BRANDY;of
JAMAICA and ST. CBOIX BUM. ABAC. CIDER and
peace brandy; Holland schiedam' schnapps
nod SCOTTISH WHISRY,-are acknowledged-bytheNew
York manufacturers by the great demand aftertbem. Di
rections for use will lorarlably be gfren by ' '*
DR. LEWIS FKUCUTWASGKR,
' _ _ . - - . 141 Malden Laite;New Yoifc,
P. S.—lmporter of Daguerreotype Chemicals. Platini; ‘
Bismuih, Manganese; Thorn’a EstCopatta, Sulphate Am-, "
monla. A£ - - .■ ; > : dee2ldstf r •
HIISDWAME
Vott- ;
Saddlers and Carriage Makers.
11. T. LEECH, Jit.,
So. 137 'Wood street,
lUTTSBUBGII.
Also, Cloths, DanmuhSr-L&oos, Ho«s,Bont Stuff,
Springs, fic.j &c. 1 " ’’
Wr - ■> - M URPH I’F -
V:? EAGI*E_fiAT: MANffEACIORY,
• • NO. 182 WOOD- STREET,- one -door aw
from the corner of Liberty, ta now open. -18 ■-
Tho pfopiletdr'!a Hmsoi f. a~
Wfflitfiw Hatter, having had fifteen years experience
at the business, ten-yearg-agtrpragtical
worked In the principal establishments In KawYork, Fhi£
aaelphi., Clncm'Da<l».aiuL tha-KB-g
confident, that, from his practical experience osadstter.
ho can inriiish not only-ns good but a bettes and entma
article than imythitrg heretoforo ofrered to-ihe Pitraburgb
pnbHc— all of Ins own vtanvfacluTe. ' ■ tlocißitr
“■ anifc..„. aEuisoßt..™.,..V_ M .„..T:.j;:oaisr.
Oroffj utifllncer & Graff.
etmt, Pitts-
„ • ' ’ • - • or .V- •■
; ' f Knih end Fancy Grates,
Coal nud Wood Stoves, e Ftainjuia Fazic* Fendian, .
Parlor, htovtw, Bad and Bog Irow, .
Hollow Ware, -•- • . -Portable Forger.’
Sugar heltU-s,. . * ; T-a nettle*,-
Stove Kettles, ' - • - Wagon*llore.s Ac. ftnblS
Ttie Greatest Invention <of the Age*
" r»j» TO AYCHD those unpleasant feelings that osually
I fflaccompany thegearing of anew Hat, theCONFOK*
latdy imported from Paris, fonaa the Hat to
the i xact shape and si2B of the head. A ne&t fit, and a good
LI at may be had at 77 Wood street.
aprB WJL DOUOLAB.