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"•‘v » , ».*•■ * i( ':> i-' -i Unity gaming "official PAPER OFJBE^SJIII I* ITTSBDR®® : — -r — 10- TUESDAY MORNING""" n.. t iiTr^ r^*rTc fo " n,i on l IZ' twh Fagt or mu I LaU offlT receipt, are rosarded as payments. Their omoe. *« NtW y 0 122 Nabsatj btbxet, oßcses are & B&3TOS, 10 State steeet. Democratic County Committee of Correspondent e. Jhe Democratio County Committee of Corres pondence met at the St. Charles Hotel, on Wed nesday, the 28th inst., and unanimously adopted the following resolution: _ , Resolved. That the Democrats of the several * ’ , e d 1 roughs and Townships of A |''s meetings, to meet at their moaljlacos of holding J delegates on Baturday, the 14th day of, 4prU, lto n oo the from each district to meet in Oounty two u o ' c i,iek following Wednesdays at; the'Court te convention, nod A.IL, ta eleot delegates to our next b dK , meJ nKCMO ry transact i“ to*** be ""' nth ° hOU ” of 3 and 6 P.M. W. M. Poeteh, Secretary. »gj- Wo aro indebted to the Ho Bitobio for Talaable pnblio doonments. Iff- Wo aro indebted to the Paeifio Expreß* Company, San Francisco, for fall files of Cali fornia papers by the last steamer. The Bob stance of tho nows was transmitted by telegraph. ■Nothing now from Kern rirer; the Chronicle will please make & note of it. VACATION OF THE CANAL* 1,1 the bill to vaoate that portion south of Liber ertv etreot, has been reported favorably by the committee to whom it was referred. It will pro bably pass. It will make the tunnel useful at last- and will enable the eastern and western railroads to conneot without running trains for all time over the most active streets of our city The tunnel will in this way be made of great raluo to the public. We are in favor of a direct connection of tbo roads, and deoidedly in favor of the connection by the tunnel. It is turning a very expensive work, that has hitherto been useless, to a valuable purpose. It is avoiding the perpetual use of the best streets for trains; and it is liable to no Berious objections. The public is not injured by the vacation of that por tioo of th® J It is too lato in the day to resißt tho connexion of railroads that terminate in oities. A line o roads, extending twelve or fifteen hundred miles should not bo broken in order to take toll ott merchandise and passengers at every city. It is not thus cities are to be bailt up ; nor should ,l,e travel and trade of the country be thus ob structed. Such an obstruction at Pittsburgh would drive a large share of the bußiuess be tween the cast and west to other lines where a more liberal and sensible polioy is adopted. e roads must be connected, and the underground connection by the tunnel is the easiest, cheap est, safest; and productive of the most benefit with the least annoyance to the publio. What’s is the Wish 1-Orderß were reoeive' at the Philadelphia Navy Yard last week for the U S Btcamer San Jacioto to Bail immediately for Havana. She departed on Saturday, and is to be the flag ship of the Bquadron. The D. S. steamship Susquehanna is also ordered to pre pare to sail with all despatch. Her destination is said to bo Cuba. These are the two finest steam-frigates in our service. Take the fact of the present expedition sailing in connection with the garoting of Estrampcs, an American oitizen, and it would not be hard to guess that Uncle Samuel intends to bring the Spanish au thorities up with a round turn. Within less than a month two American vessels have been fired into by the Spaniards, and an American citizen has been tried and executed without the usual form of law ; and, that too, in the teeth of a strong protest by the American Consul. The repeated insolence of Spain oalls loudly for re dress, and there is no punishment she would re memberlonger than if we were to seize on Cuba —to snatch from her graßp the “ Queen of the Antilles ” The allies have their hands full m the Crimea, so there is no danger to be appre hended from that quarter; and the young Czar would bo rather inclined to lend a helping hand. What says Uncle Sam ! Shall we have Cuba It would be an excellent salve for onr wounded honor. We hope onr Whig contemporaries will r&tee no objections. . Otm Corner.— The buildings around the cor ner of Fifth and Wood streets are undergoing various repairs and improvements that will add muob, not only to the appearance of things in the vioinity of the Pott building, but make it the most active business corner in the city. Jewelry establishments, auction stores, brokers offices, banks, literary depots, and large and well filled warehouses surround us on every side; and a taste for improvement is visible in them all. It is in our view the best corner in the city; and the “old Post" will endeavor to be very respectable and business-like in the midst of such good and busincßS-liko company. We hope to have the Pott building painted soon. It won’t do to let our neighbors get ahead of us in matters of taste. Great Storm is Missbsota—Tub Sosms- BIOS Bridge Destroyed. —The St. Paul Timet of the 29th ult., sayß that place was visited by a frightful storm of wind and snow on the previous Sunday evening (the 25th,) by whioh considerable damage was done. The storm exteudod to St. Anthony, and we regret to learn that the wire suspension bridge oonneot ing that placo with Minneapolis was destroyed. Both cables broke near the centre, leaving about 160 feet on eaoh Bide hanging to tho towers. Ass-TOKIBHINO Incredulity.— The Chronicle don’t believe a word of our Monster (Sold Boul > der story. We have seldom met with auoh a v want of faith; “no, not even in Israel!” i ft V,. .f»V ?-. ?■ S**' «(»• «• >• v - i ’ THOMAS FARLEY, Chairman. IQf When Commodore Perry went out to Japan, Colonel Colt, of pistol fame, sent out by him about fourteen hundred dollars worth of his improved firearms, to bo distributed as presents to tho Japanese offioials. In return, the Empe ror sent him several very old-fashioned, clumßy looking, but curiously mounted and finished ar quebusses or wall guns, and sevoral swordß. The oommodore states that tho Japan blade is equal, if not superior to tho Toledo or the Da mascus manufacture. A Great Wobk.— One of tho greatest and most important works ever issued from the American preßS will be published by Lippinoott, Grambo & Co., next month. It is a Complete Pronouncing Gazetteer of the World, or Geogra phical Dictionary —nearer perfeot than any ever before printed—presenting, as it does, many thou sand names of plaoes not contained in any other volume. It has been prepared with unstinted oare, labor and expense. The Bieimer Rosalie brought to our city, from the Illinois river, for tho Pearl Mill, on Sunday last, over eleven thousand bushels of grain. This amount, large as it seems, would not feed this community more than a single week. From this some idea may bo fotmed of the quantity of grain and other produce that is required to Bup ply the Pittsburgh market for a year. ASinVEBSARY OP THE BIP.TU OF H ADEEM AN. — The homceopathists celebrate tho birth of Hahne man on the 10th (Tuesday) in New York. Among the addresses on the occasion is one by Dr. 3. P. Dake, cf Pittsburgh, on the “ Philo sophical View of Homoeopathy." '*'*» SPI . , ' ■ ■ ■ DirAETDRB or Coai. Ymtebdat. —The follow ing ateam .toga-left .yesterday .with ooal -bargea i In tow for Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Lonia: TigreEß Black Diamond...lo 6,000 60 000 0:000, 36.000 Alei. Wilson 6...-. V. - OW Wwoo “«“ - ?-•" 0 000 36,000 ' 0 6,000 36,000 V " : TT ' ..320,000 Totals ' There are now almost eight feet water in the George N. Saunders has issued a mento to the Democracy. He is after' M_ 7 with a sharp stick. But the Secretary will still Tho funeral of Mnnroe, the man from Coring ton who sacrificed himself on tho altar of Know Nothingism in Cincinnati, woo a dead failure An attempt was made to get np a Poole demon stration, but it didn’t succeed. The Board of Canal Commissioners of Now York hare fixed on the Ist of May for the open ing of the canals in that State. Io Pennsylvania they have already been in operation nearly a monfh. . . Prom n statement published in the Philade - phin Ledger, of its circulation oach'day in the month of March, we learn that the daily average is 59,040 copies. The highest number in any . one day was on Saturday, the 24th nit., when 61,4400 0 pics were worked off; the lowest num ber was 58,320. This is the largest circulation ’ of any daily paper in America, or in the world. 1 The New York Herald is perhaps tho nexc larg est with a circulation rising of 60,000. The ,edger is a penny paper; the Herald two cents. FOREIGN ITEMS. It is reported in Paris that .ho Emperor No ooloon is going to London to receive the garter rhich is vacant by the death of Kioholaa and that ho will net go to the Crimea before that, if he goes at all. The anniversary service for the repose of be goal of the Empress Josephine was celebrated, on Saturday in tho ohnrch of IVueil, where her remains are buried- Some personages belong ing to the Imperial household, and a number or persons from Paris, were preseut. In England policemen are omnipresent Jules Janin one day found himself in London at a late hour. Induced by a desire to see the B '“ ing metropolis, he made his way tothe Strand I when the silence was uousual. Affeoted by the stillness, there crept over him asubUmefeeli g, Whioh he expressed in a s.ngle remark— 1 was alone with God-and a policeman. Janm could wot lose sight of the faot that in London one al ways shares his presence with “Charley. Lord Erskine, whose death is announced in the Enalißh paperß, waß tho eldest son of tho lllns frioas orator aid lord chancellor of that name On the Ural day of tho present century he mar ried a daughter of Gen. John Cadwallader, of Philadelphia. She died on tho 231 of March, 1843, and on tho 29th of July of .he same year, last four months after ho parted with his first wifo at the grave, he consoled himself by mar rving her coubin, Ann IS. Travis. He was Brit ish Minister to.the Uniled in 180 C. His oldest son, who bears tho name of Thomas Amencus, succeeds to tho title. Tho delay which has occurred in the pnblicn tion of Croher’s edition of Pope's work 18 ° w ' n fj to tho recent discoveries of some unpublished correspondent of tbo poet with Dr. Arbuthnot, Lord Bathurst and David Mallett. He has also obtained access to some additional material throwing cnr.ous light on Pope's connection with tho far-famed South Sea Bubole. Griei and Mario are about to visit Italy, Orisi not having been to Milan, her native oity, since she played Adalj Ha to Pasta’s Iforma, when Botlini produced his masterpiece. Mario, whose real name is the Count of Candia, is a Sardinian, and was formerly an officer in tho Royal Guards. It is rumored that Mario is strongly disposed to ■ oin tho Sardinian division in the Crimea. j Not a Bingle English painting has yet reached Paris for the Exhibition—the reason being that Lord Cowley and Mr. Owen do not consider the Art Gallery safe, on acconift of the contiguity or a sugar refinery, worked by steam. M Arugo, who is the Inspector General of Fine Arts, de clares that there was no danger whatever; that an overwhelming force of firemen would bo Uep constantly on the premises ; aod, that ho had assured Lord Cowley, when he visited tho gnllc ries, that the English pictures should he placed in the part of the building the farthest removed from the refinery. Yet tbeso assurances do not seem to have satisfied the English minister. It is rumored that this is merely a rule to escape the unfavorable comparisons to nbiph English artists would be subjected. In tho French Ex position there will be exhibited no less than thirteen thousand pictures by French artists alone. Report gives to M. logrcs, twenty-five specimens; to Horace Vcrnet forty; and to Theodore Gudiu, a hundred and fifty .—all the I artiste being permitted to send, not only their I later productions, bat any they have already ex hibited elsewhere. XOB QAROTIKG OF KSTRAMPK9. [From tbe ‘Washington Union, April : J Important feom Cuba — Tub Execution of as Americas Citizes —The United States ship Fallon, Commander Mitchell, arrived at Norfolk on Thursday morning last from Havana. Com mandcr Mitchell reached Washington y sterday morning with important despatches for the gov eminent from our acting consul at Havana, Mr. Robertson. Wc learn from a private letter that was E9trampes garoted on the 31 at ultimo. He met his fate with extraordinary coolness, courage, and composure. While the negro cxccultoDer was engaged in fastening the iron hand around his neck, Estrampes exclaimed, in a clear, loud voice, ‘-Death to royalty! Liberty forever !" Thus was sacrificed American life in the person of a young man of excellent character and nob 0 im pulses. Whether he was tried conformably to the 71h article of our treaty with Spain iB for onr government to determine. The mockery of a trial to whioh ho waß subjected called forth an earnest, solemn protest from onr acting consul at Havana ; and it should also be borne in mind that Estrampes was tried for an offense commit ted before martial law had beon proclaimed by the captain general. The execution of Estrampes has caused the moet intense excitement, not only in Havana, bat throughout the Island. Mr. Thompson, onr commercial agent at Sagua, had not loft Havana. „ Wo translato the following from "La f'renia, of Havana, of March 31st: (From our Bulletin of y etonlny afternoon ) “At seven o’clock, A M., this day, Friday, Don Francisco Estrampes, convicted and guilty by confession of the crime of troason agaiDSt the State, and sentenced by the Exeomive Per manent Military Commission of this Island, at the council of war held on the 28th Maroh lnsr., to die by the infamous garou, was plaoed in chapel his execution being ordered to take place to morrow, Saturday, at the same hour of 7 The criminal heard, standing, his sentence rend by tho Assistant Notary of War, and manifested the greatest Bcrenity and attention, inolintng his head slightly at tho conclusion of tho read ing, and answering in 0 natural voice—‘/(u tctll’ Beforo the reading of the sentence ho delivered to tho Consul of tho United Btatcs, who was proßent, a letter for a member of his family who waß in tbo United States, and this morning, as we understand, ho was ocoupied in writing vorious farewell letters. He is assisted in ohapcl'by several intelligent and respectable priests. The crimo is one which we ever deteßt, bat the criminal, whoover he may bo, has at least our sincere compassion and regret for his misfortune.” Death of Martin Von Bnren, Jr, Martin Van Bnren, Jr., died at Paris on Tues day the 20th March. A large number of Amer icans aeoompanied his remains to their tempo rary resting plaoe in the oemetery of Mont maitro The deceased had for a long time been wasting under the blight of consumption, bnt his death was bo sudden as to surprise even those friendß who had despaired of his recovery. He had seated himself at the dinner table, when hie head fell forward on his breast and he ex pired without a word, without a groan. An eloquent and touching allocation was pronounc ed at the tomb by the Pastor Conquerel. The audience forgot all feelings of party or of seot in sympathy for the bereaved father. Fillmore In the Field. [From the New York Sunday Herald.] i n. Al>fl n f Ilenrv Clay iatend to cele- The admirers or Henry a fealiTel brate the antmiversary o Fiiimnre will at the Metropolitan Hotel. Mr. Fillmore will be present on tffis occasion, and a speech mil be mado by Hon. John V. Kennedy. ment for the re-nomination of Sir. Fi _ be the first demonstration to place a candidate in the field for the Know Nothing vote- yV.- •; • •" * ‘V- ' - State of the BealegUiS Army before Be- NEWS BX lv?*A ... - - pE’amiie'ton'don ’Tlmra, March 23 }' v- Bepotted Expressly lor the Daily Morning Post. rrv» a iftßt accounts from tbo Crtccoij extending —— • ••** ■- "V tn'khe B'h of March, present a most sgreeable v £. catholic mot. rth W 1 Contrast to the painful and unvarying record of New Yobk, April 9 -Thero was a Cathplw i hardships, privations, and inaction which W® I riot at Oxford, in .this State, yeatet y, co - been compelled for so many weeks Buff eeqaenae of an being months to lay before our roaderß. As tf hysomo ordered oht of the church by tbe prieß Tbp Madden and beneficent inflaecce, the touch of services were suspended, .and a_ : gen r ~ Soring has reached the army, and everything etS6ned outside of the bmlding by the Catho ics bears marks of refreshed energy and an d Protestants, with no serious result. ; activity. Tlio weather U fino, arid the heavy damps which had soaked inti the loose soil are almost dried up, The new commandant of Bala klava, Colonel Ilarding, has already ohmged the aspect of the town, and Lord Raglan, with the chief ofiioers of his Staff, la again visible at the camp, at the port, and in the lines. The hideous and accumulated filth, which rendered this so journ of British troops untenable even by the unclean auimals, is swept away. A naval arse nal, W ith storebousca, has risen under the cliff. The troopß have fresh provisions, and even vege tables; huts have been eroded, and olotheß dis tributed ; large numbers of mules and ponies have arrived for the transport service, and the army has regained an air of cheerfulness and confidence whioh appoared for somo time to hove deserted those who were most interested in iib welfare. . The peculiar trials of a winter campaign un dertaken by a young army, most imperfeotly provided for snob an enterprise, are, ae we have I said, happily diminishing, but it oanoot be for gotten that we are in a military position of con siders ble difficulty. It is true that Gen. Brown haß rejoined the Light Division, which ho fonml in a hotter condition than he had anticipated, and that General Pcnnefather has resumod the command of the Second Division; so that Lora Raglan has the assistance of the two most enec tive divisional offioors in the army. Sir Colin Campbell remaining at the head of the Highlan ders, who now constitute the main otrength or the First Division; but it is equally dear that the Russian commanders aro making the ear - est use of the improvement in the weather, an that they are pressing forward the execution of works of great importance, both in front of the town and on the Tohernaya. Lord Raglan re ports that they are engaged in armtog the re doubt against which the French directed their abortive attack on the night of the 23d of Feb ruary, aud that the road from Simpberpol is covered with wagons laden with provisions and munitions of war. , Assuming these.facts to be correotly stated, we have great difficulty in explaining thorn. Iho I new Russian redonbt on Mouut Sapouno (as it is called in General Oaten Saoken’e despatob) is admitted to be a position of groat importance, especially from the support it gives to the MalaK hoff Tower, whioh is now regarded as the key of the enemy’s works. The French attacked that position on the 23d of February wUhanin adequate force, tholr plan was betrayed to the enemy by a deserter, and, after performing prodi gies of valor, the gallant Zouaves wero compelled to retreat. It seems inorediblo that Gencrbl Canrobert shoal t not have taken the earliest op portunity to repoat this attack in force, and, if possible, to destroy the work before the arma ment and defenoes of it were oompleted. The COSO would appear to be 000 requiring tbo most immediato and decided notion, but a fortnight had already elapsed since the 231 of February, and the Russians had been enabled to torn their advantage to tho greatest account, we know not what prospect there may be of taking the town of Bebastopol by assault, bat that chance must be very small if it be impracticable to storm nod ooonpy even one unfinished outwork of the enemy. * Again, wo hear of large convoys reaching tho norta Bide of the fortress from Simpheropol by roads visible from oar camp. If it be true that the allied armies have nearly one hundrod thou sand men in their lines, it seems strange that they should not bo ablo to detaoh force enough at least to threaten these communications. The expedition recently undertaken by Sir Colin Campbell was stopped by the accident of a snow storm, but, unless the allied forces aro more cloßely beleaguered on the land side than the Russians in Sebastopol, it can hardly be impos sible to make a movement beyond tha narrow lines to which our siege operations are still oon tlnod. The position of the allied armies is pre i c iecly one of which a bold aod original military genius might tako advantage to retrievo the for tune of the campaign by a Biroko of war. It re quires a knowledge of the country and a know ledge of tho state of the troops to devise snob an operation, and possibly the Oeneralß may be awaiting tho arrival of further reinforcements; bat we have no doubt that some means exist of ploying the game with success, and tho question is, whether Lord Raglan and General Canrobert will find out tho next movo With the imper fect knowledge of the details which no possess in Ibis country, it weald be presumptuous to hazard a oorjeetnro as to what that move should be; but it is evident that, for many reasons, tho allied armies caonot remain stationary, and that the return of opring brings with it tbo necessity of giving a different character to the operations of a second oampaign. The Puzzled Pig. Oao of oar western farmors, being very moch annoyed last summer by his best sow breaking into his cornfield, search was instituted in vain for a hole in the rail fence. Failing to find any, an attempt was next made to drive out tho ani mal by tho Bame wny she entered ; but, cf course, without sucoess. The owner then re solved to watch her proceedings, and poetiDg himself ono night in a fenco corner, ho Ban her cuter at one eDd of a hollow log, outside the field, aud eroergo (it the other end, within tho en closure. "Eureka!" he cried, "I have you now, old lady Accordingly, ho proceeded, after turning her out once more, to oo arrange the l o g it being very crooked —that both ends opened on tho outside of the field. Tho next day the animal was observed to cuter at tho ac customed place, and shortly cmergo agaio. "Her astonishment," says our informant, "at fiuding herself in the same field from wbeoco she start eJ, is too ludicrous to describe! She looked this nay, then that, gruoted her dissatisfaction, and finally returned to her original Btarling place— and after a deliberate survey of matters, to sat- isfy herself that they were all right, Bhe again eutered the log. Un emerging once more on the wrong side, she evinced even more surprise than before, and turning about, retraced tbe log in nn opposite direction. Finding ibis effort likewise in vain, after lookiDg long and attentively at the position of things, with n short, angry grunt of disappointment, and perhaps fear, she turned short round, and Btarted off at a brisk run; nor could eithor coaking or driving ever after iuduoe her to visit that part of the field.” Sho seemed to have a “superstition" concerning tho spot. Sale of Daniel Websteh’s Mabshfieid Pbo- PEaTT . fhe sale of tho lato Mr. Webster’s es tate and stock nt Marshfield, on Wednesday last, was well attended. The right and title of tho mansion house, and 340 acres surrounding it, waß bid off by J. W. Paige for $2OO, and th 8 portion of tho Marshfield property will thus be kept in the family, according to tho request in the will of the deceased. Mr. Webster’s inter est in it was only nominal, Mr. Wol Btcr's first wife was half Bister to Mr. I’atge. Lot No. 1, 04 acres, were purohaeod by A. C. Wothoroll, at $lB 25 an acre, with tho right of way through it to the burying ground. C. P. Wright bought the old Winslow bouse and 40 aoroe at $6O an aoro. Tho grist milt, &0., ut Green Harbor, were knocked down to Henry C. Dunham, at $2,026 —cheap. The lotß at Green Harbor brought from $1,50 to $57 an acre. The Island farm brought $2l an acre—tho famouß fishing and Bhooting grounds. The priceß obtained were generally above the appraised value. The ani mals did not bring romarkably high prloea. A pair of half-blood six years old Devon oxen, were cold for $182,60; another pair do. 8 yoars old $155 ; a full blood three joaro old Aldorney heifer, with a calf, $165; two years old Davon bull, $88; fall blood Alderney bull, threo years old $7O. The highest prioo obtained for Che viot Bheep was $l2 ; Southdowns, $8.60. The Suffolk boar brought $lO. Real estate to the amount of $160,70 was sold. Tho same property cost origioßliy ovi r $lB,OOO. Mr. Webster’s affairs were left in a state of great embarrassment. At tho time of his deoease, it seems that the Maßsaobnsetts statesman owed the moderate sum of $140,'000, or thereabouts. , The Location of Hell* lFrom tho Now York Evening Post, Tth Inst ] A ourious sermon was delivered last Sunday, at the Roman Catholic Churoh of tho Annuncia tion at ManhattanviUc, by Father Walworth, a son of Ex Chancellor Reuben Hyde Walworth, of Saratoga. Father Walworth ie one of the comparatively reoeut order of the Redemptiomet missionaries of the Latin church, whoso mem bers are already scattered throughout the United States The topic of his discourse was the loca tion and torments of Hell. Ho undertook to demonstrate that Hell was situated tn the inßide of this earth, commencing about twenty-one miles from the surface, where granite begins to melt. He also affirmed that heat was the pre dominant characteristic of this abode of the ' damned, and illustrated the proposition by refer i enoe to tho uniformly high temperature of every thing which had reaohed ns from that quarter i of our globe. ■/ • '•'-vrr i. v * <r » _ ■'■ _ v- , i»- .» *" . n^V 1 * -■> - • f ir<\ JK* . * •* . Tiling* in Sew York. New York, April 9.— laaao Newton, the well known proprietor of Hudson River Steamers, diud yesterday. .. .. . The mortality for the week in thia eity amounts to. 441. Chicago, April 9. —Sufficient returns have been received to show that the Whig State offi* oere in lowa have been eleoted by a larger ma jority th&u in August. Cole (Whig) is elected to the Supreme Bench, in Wisconsin. Portsmouth, Va., April 8-The election on Saturday for Mayor and Counoil, resulted in the choice of Americans, by a majorityof loi. Man Killed by a Boy.— A man, named Pile, was beating his wife, a few days since, near Qilncy, 111., when tbo poor woman ran for pro tection to a neighbor’s honae, followed by her brutal hußband. The neighbor, a Mrs. Pegg, interfered, and Pile struck her several times, when her eon, John Pegg, aged 14, tookvlown a gun and shot hie mother’s assailant so that he i (lied the next day. The Grand Jury, then In s asion, refused to find a bill of indiotment against the boy. ___ + ■: * -ip;**. \ •• •* -t ;*■ \ H -lowa Election. Municipal Election- ' jSTThe Utvppy Result* FROM TAE USB OF Da M’LANE’B CELEBRATED LIVER PILL 9 are forcing themselyes before tho public. Our cMwms wUI speak out- Read the following: This is to certify that I was troubled with liver complaint lor six months, and being advised by a friend to use Dr. M'Lane’a celebrated User Pills, I got two boxes, and by Ihe Ume I had finished taking them, the disease bad entirely disappeared. I therefore cheerfully recommend them to all afflicted with liver complaint, or any other disease arising from'excess o! bile. bias. CARNES, No. 6 Clinton Btrect, New York. P. B.—-Tho above valnable remedy, also Dr. STLane’a cel ebrated Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drag Stores in this city. purchasers will be careful to ash for, and take none hut Dr. M’Lano’u Liver Pills. There are other Pills, purporting to be liver Pills, now bofore the ooblio. Also, for sale by the sole proprietors, FLEMING BROS., Successors to J. Kidd 4 Co., fiA W<wt OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA EAILEOAD. THE ONLY RAILROAD HUSKING WEST FROfil PITTSBURGH. Ox and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, tbs PASSEN GER TRAINS win TO a as follow*, until further notice: Fist Team win isavb at 3 A- M. Mail Toaix “ if at BA. M. ExPEßsaTfuis u at3P. M.J Tbesa Trains all run through to Crestline, and connect I there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio and Indiana, and Bellefontaiae and Indiana Railroads. At Mansfield, connections ore made for Newark, Zanesville, Monroeville, ] Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, Ac.; and at Alliance for Cleve land, Ac. No trains run on ganday. Through Tickets sold to Cincinnati, Louisville St. Louis, Indianapolis, Chicago. Rock Island, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the principal Towns and Cities In the West. Tb» NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Pittsburgh at 10 A.M. and SP. and New Brighton at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M. For Tickets and farther information, apply to J. .Q. CURRY, At the corner office, under the Monongahela Home, Or. at the Federal Street Station, to GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1555. (mhlO) Tbe Great Revolution In Medicine 1 Ii l« accomplished! Tho want of centuries Is supplied 1 I I» Moasa’d iNViooaiTtKo Euxta on Cobdul we have a j medk'toe that destroys disease, without weakening the sjstem; that exhilarates the spirits, without entailing rub sequent depression; that ctrre^ ndlgestion In all its forms ! and consequences, that restores tho ahalteied nerves to full that regulates the bowels and the liver, that causes the constitution Itself to recuperate—and that la fa't an swers the purpose all stimulant«, all nervine preparations, all rathartics and all nleratlveF, without producing any of the unpleasant after effects which fiow from th» nse of ordi nary medicines- Tho Arabian herb which forms Its baf-ls seems to bo the very thing for which herbalists and physi cians, chemists and pharmaceutists, have rearthed in all a?e.s and, until now, searched invain. LttlAesickr^oifxl Tha Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, In pint bet tlw. Price, three dollars per bottlo; two for fire dollars; six for twelve dollars. 0. H. RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New Work. Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada* tad West Indies, t AOISTS: 0. H. KSYSER, 140 Wood st,) BELLERS * CO., > Pittsburgh. FLEMING 8R03., J lmbls:lm REMOVAL! REMOVAL! ON TOE Ist *F NEXT APRIL, TO 49* No. 63 FIFTH STREET, HKLEBER respectiu'ly informs tbe public, that on , the l«t day 01 April neat, ho trill exmov* his Mcsic AND PIANO WASXEOOiIS tO No. 53 Fifth a tract, next door to Maaonic Hall, And a foa dears from the Foil Office,' Tho New Establishment will be flDed up In tbo most ele gait manner, and the Pianos kept on tbe second floor, In a richly furnished and spacious saloon. A EPXSDID NEW PTOCX OF GRAND PIANO3—FuII Grand and SemvOranr, FULL SERPENTINE PIANOS, SERPENTINE PIANOS, LOUIS XIV. STYLE PIANOS; —and or— ALL OTHER PLAIN STYLES OP PIANOS; MELODEQNS, SKRAPHINES, etc„ etc., Is on the way, and the public are politely invited to call and examine the premises, stock of Goods, etc. 11. KLBBEB, mhl-Llml No. 101 Third sL, elgu of the Qoldon Harp. Mortification, the instant a plaster is applied, must" cease, and vigor Is given by BALLET’S PAIN EX* TRACTOR’S galvanic effects, and except the parts are de composed, they will soon be restored to thrir natural color; but If «o, the contagious Influence will be neutralised and arrested, for mortification cannot proceed wherever the salvo bo laid on, and now flesh will certainly be generated. POISON JUJOM INSECTS, REPTILES AND PLANTS Are rendered quite harmless by rubbing in Instantly a quantity if DALLEY’B PAIN EXTRACTOR, and after it has swollen, and HvW spots are visible. Even then, like the voltaic battery, U will directly attract, dissolve, and metamorphose tbe poisoning influence. At the sting of bees and motquitOfN, the Instant It touches you tho pain end* The bites of rabid animals also are as speedily neu tralised 0. V. CLICKKNEK A 00 n Proprietors, New York. For Bale by Dr. G. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood street, and by all Druggiats and Dealors to Mediclno3 throughout the Uni ted States. mh23;d»w2w Nenralgisu-.This formidable disease, which soems to baffle tho skill of physicians, yields like masio to Carter's Bpanieh Mixture. Mr. F. Boyden, formerly of tho Aotor Ilonse, New York, and lalo proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Ya., Is one of the hundreds who have been cured of severe Neuralgia by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers of others, who were suffering with nearly every form of dis ease, with the most wonderful success. He says it Is tho most extraordinary medicine ho has ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known. . Si-* advertisement Id another column. {mfals:lm A3* The Pleasure and Comfort of belngwm PITTED in B SUIT OP CLOTHES, is greatly enhanced by having them good, Bud buitabu to tu scaboh. GKIBBLE has got all that is necessary td effect that great consumma tion, both os regards fit and quality of goods. Persons wishing to experience all this, and be only moderately charged, can do bo by calling at24o LibebK stout,head of Wood. P. S.—Pantaloons, in particular, is one of his greaitsi fortti. He cannot be beat la the stylo and fit of thiß gar ment. JS’umcrous rtfertneu could be given, if necessary, to corroborate thUatateroe t. ftiarOl E. QTUPBT.B Western Funnaytvaiua Hoapital,-- lk^Drs.Xu Senknob, Becond, between Wood and Market streets, and J. Rub, North-east corner of gbeny cl ty, are the attending Physlclana to the above Insti tution, for the first quarter of 1864. Applications for admission may be mode to thern at all hours at their offices, or at the Hospital at 2 a clock, P. M. Recent cases of accidental injury pro received atallhanp, a Itbout form. MAGAZINES.— Harpey, for January- Putnam, for January. Qodey, for January; third aupply. Graham, for January; second supply- Peterson, for January; 17 cents. Ballow, for January; 10 cents.' Blackwood, for January. •- , Subscription to four British Reviews and Blackwood, $lO. Those who would save2o percent iq subscribing,by the year, or buying single : s__o No. 87 Wood street NLY $1,400 for a piece of GROUND containing about Right lores, In a pleasant and healthy locadon, only ten minutes’ walk from the 8.. R* Depot at East Liberty. Terms of payment will 'bemadeeasy. This property Is in a goo 1 neighborhood, and is offer«i attha above low price, as the owner is goiDg'West. Persons in want of such a place, will call at thecal of rob 22 8? CtJTHBEBT & SON, IMThird.st, LEAttANT RESIDENCE PUR BALE.—A Dwelling House of six rooms, neatly papered, and in first rata order; withagood Lot of 76 fectfrout bvllOdeep; portico io front of the house;, a largo, porch lu the rear, un -® e ? which is a well of excellent water; chicken; house; coal house; and a cave lined with charcoal. A choice selection of fruit trees, shrubbery, Ac. Situated within thro minutes’ walk of the B. B. Station, at Bearer bridge. Price $lOOO. Terms: $4OO U hand; balance in lanA2y«gs_. . aj>2 S. CUTHBEBT* BON,X4Q Third rf. i.ll' \,VVv"•, ' . “ .. ' % .4 L. I “ “,r ■ ! '*: W «• J.W, .* / ., r • * * f p. * •"! * ■V ' •.%* v ; •••- .* %.®P: I:leaiio* it at this office, or *t the Dispatch oflice. V TsSion nl&r: w™. op'cuakos- -_— • FITTS Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company; CORNER OR WATER AAD MARKET 3TR . PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT QALWAT, President. Jas. D. M’Gill, Secretary. to or Thifl Oompauy makes ever)' insurance app connected with LIFK RISKS. th Qhio and Mis* Alto, against Uull anUCargo ontte rally; *•* | to all partied. ME1CT0B8: Robert Galway, James S.Uoon, a° h " !, M'rfufian John M’Alpin, Samuel M Clurtan, William I‘hllllpa, wwS ’ i n hn Rcctt. Cbas. Arbutiinot, Josuph P. Qaiiam, M. D., David James-Marshall, John Mum, Horatio N. Leu. Kittnnoinir. wn-RTfi WESTEEH IHSTJE&HCE ABaMSSSwE^ifcJSL 0 " 0 ™ 1 com (negotiable term,) secured QOO and Judgments, wm lnOrndJcaii Assets anil Cash items • 41,000 s*>3,ooo at.currant rates. BEFERENC HS. - riTTfiBOUGH. sssifsa, pnn^niLfHlA. n " on r tf I,L; Abbott, Woo<l * Oliver, UMton i BmcUs, Co , to’okerd, KSu.^' No. n*s Water street, Htusburgh^ dppi IttveTßand tributaries. . p,„_ JSSSSSSStitaKfiS Inland Nat!?.- tionand Transportation* para DiaKTOiS: i BraM ?ka t f per ’ wStaioinli™. BBarb.uub, ■>• SchoonmaKi, WalterUryant,^ j Pearl Steam Mill; CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY, (HIAR TO! JLAILBOAD STATION.) Tfe33®BSßs». Tuuia: CASH ond<iU,a>7- 1 j R YAN, KENNEDY k CO. rr by l wioV» SrSCfe-Si^ss of the "' eS „Lr In Oil. iLoeiation •Teruging from sh,-o f of , lI ,j in tt , e management and all members are equally m profits. Kixo, Ja«ra Btu, “' o - N ' | a °' f Physician— l. l»™. w - n Mii\DAV Note* offered on BAIuKUAi ..i.*!>««S!“J;- a.«Unsn)‘*Ul b* Irt tor Arc-, KBSSMsT ' E dTSSm «t S. M-Claitotfs, No. 60 Wood «t«et. JuUiWJSVMJIN TAIU>ItS SO; fIOTCIETY, of Pittsburgh and Antrghi'ny, mests on of every month, at rSCHOUILtrCIsK 3, lu the Diamond. By order. W. SEE3K. Secretary. ,i, o. meeting, Washington Hall [T^ Wood street, between Fifth street and V irgin alley. priley of each month. S.~ L.'<l.-You are \vUDNKs’ at your Armory,on MONDAYS, and FRIDAYS, for drill, and to tranfact such bust oes3 osnmy OTno before U* (.ompuij. ‘ max2/:Cma DIED: hew advektisehekts. A Seventh PtrtiHe Vale , of Town iot», A AT iiwOatlSTtit, PA. U the continual demand !or LuTS to build on, Iht C LCU ANOTHER PUBUC.BAIKw.iI l* af7pin.h.'pr r mh» « “ WllSbariU tj the one o’clock Aecommoucllou. oplO To Housekeeper*. WH here now owned one or toe largest stocks of CUIN A OLAs' and QDEENSWABB, eu table for u . .. to the city, and Intend selling at r ry low n the £ handsome set of White Tea Ware, pri T,!oTof fortnight pl-ces, for the low price of Four toUMs and all other Goods In proportion Our stock being Urre oirtno to the dull season iust passed, we are deter- Jr White stone Gold Bund, end a*sort*d colors Toilet | suit the times FRENCn CHINA. »- s *« «.. tl , ow formerprl«3. noDgE FURNI3mi;a GOODS. nnr Rtock of Enire3 and Forte, Spoons, \\ aitor □la Were, Girandoles, Solar Lnm[S, etc,, ii larg' .ill sell them at ™y tow JKleM^ - . - „_a recelvloK.a large slock of Boston and Pitts bmghQCwors'Aieh we a ill rell at manufooturer's prices. COMMON WARE. Our stools of common Teas, Plates, Bowl., Dlfhc,», Pitch- Mtry article suitable for country or city trade, is to which wo Inrlte the attention of city and country mediants, as wo will sell them aery low for cash. m Housekeepers and others in want of CHEAP China and Qoeenaware, will do well by c.lling No. 62 Market, between 3d and 4th eta., * Oppoplta Ge . R. Whlta, flSo the honorable the Judges of the CourTuf General | Q UaT ter Sessions of the Peace, in aud for the county of oXltion of J. 0. McKee, of the Second Ward, city or PiUsbuK county aforesaid, humbly sheweth.Tbntyourpo. tlHcmeTuM provided himself wilh materials for the accom " . SI„ r travelers and others, at his dwelling house lo to ward MoSTald and prays Aat your Honor, will he tno waru him o liccnpe to keep a public house of en &lXanV7our petitioner, ln duty hound, wil, Pr We the auhscrlbcrs, citizen, of the ward aforesaid do ' .ft that to above petitioner Is of good repute for hon eßtv and is well provided with house room “nvenlencos for to accommodation and lodging of ani travelers, and tot said tavern la necessary. T hmß Q if*shorn, John Jd. Irwin. J. L. Slcntz, John V. Hetonch George McAnulty, A. Mcßane, Orrln Newton, Johs nous“ John Rosa, J. Brooks, Robert Mackey J 0. Anderson. 1 al>lo3t ■ — - awpkH’S fcToktf BOOK, No. 6— frank, or the Bhiloso- U A v- of Tricks and Mischief—is this day received; ]L cents* all back numberaon hand. Memoirs of the | ol Bl’essington—her Literary Life and Correspond « " volfT. cloth. Grace Leo; b, Jolla Kavanaugh-75 "met Middleton, or the History of a Fortune; by? n°.nroa W M. Reynolds—price 60 cents. Kate Ayletford; w J Peterson; —it has received the unanimous uralßO Mrdl "ho have read it;— price $1,26 in cloth, or $1 Satire and Satirists; by James Harney—76 cts. s n „l?i.nalißm-vcl. 2d-by Judge Edmonds. Bp p 8 -Subscriptions received for ell the weekly and monthly Publications pnblisbed, at pubtohamMow^rates hf ’ • 32 Smlilifield’st aplO =VtrapHNG BTAXiONiiV, &c.—Ltgm aad W heavy Wrapping Papers, for dry goods, drags, shoes, confectionary, 4o,* c t . Manilla Papers, of all sizes, Booh Binders’ Papers, assortod colors; fTSo««A Pflcer. for confectioners; litter and Foolscao Papers. American, French and English, for family, school, offlco and counting house Bujk Mri Memorandum Books, of all slaw; Qaniß. Pens, Ink, Copjlns lEfi B oo * 8 * Wafers, Kn> by 65 Market street, noar Fourth. - - ARE now RECEIVING from New Tort ondPhlla- W TEAS, Ss££ts>dwi,l be eold a, ueual, ehher whole- Bale or retail. t»va COFPBE. LOUIS REFINED SUGARS. LOVKKINUO * n “ PEKIN TEA STORE, No. 38 Fifth street. plcHiS «nd Cry Salt Herriog; W“ hrtlwt SS^SJSSa rnTRAHU—2OO roots of the mammoth, rtowb -vei . iSSiSwtelff faplO] . JAMBS WARDROP. ILLOW BE'ra— sooo cattinga, choicest varieties, for raplOl JAMES WARPKOP. rape VINKS—S.OOO Catawba Tines; for vineyards. - mhkltw* JAMBS WABDBOP; -r\pg ippr.va —ion boshela retfd and for sale by lJ apa HENEV H, 00I&DS8. VUiKin HAlilii W., C...GALUAQHfcB f PEOPBiMO®- Fourth and . THI3 spacious establiPbmehihaAbeealea?ea byjfro 80 Bcribeiy end completely lie is at all boars prepar^ifa-.farnlsb<^^^s22£»» fl \ «*prr "luxury that can be foandih the best legaiateu restaurants in tbe States. Uls'ipacloaS Bar will aliffuys b» supplied with the very : best LSquora. 'Oamo of everyde- h - m tjhic.—FSANfi: OAiiUO supplies Music for Partie*, [VI Pftwides. &c* on tho shortest notice, and can to de mndedou He may be found atß. M. CABQO’3Daguer !L n j^ a .S°.Wyoarth street , »»« rnc en tlflrcea at urine new Rico in store and for sale I|IQE-.Q,tieT«3 OI P rua ENQUSH A kIOHAKDSON. , KACON BUQUU>t--RS; ■! - Jin « 8. C-llams; ' , . 10“ * C'°" j °gaMucnia. bbla ' 4 RAMSON. ACKEREI.-10 00 packngft of Mackerel, Non. 1 and 3, .01 Aar Bain. V.: LaP 3 l • ENGLIBIL IIIOIIAILDSON. ■O AGS-ICDO bags, 2 and [Commercial Journal, Chronicle and Dispatch copy-1 CHEESE— 800 boawW. it .cutting Cbeeae.r , b • H jL-SSU&a? I Y?™™™ 0 - 30 bblß * "g™ o I L-nbl. fc r M le^ wj n , : ** C ° m "‘'""HENRYK COLMSS. : 3°TA|a-io m ar COLLINS. uUsKKJBiiFINQ GOOD- I .—A. A. MASQN * CO.tave just opeoed a large stock of Housekeeping Goods comprising fine Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, hi dond brown Table linens, Jaquard Diaper. Crash, Iluckaback. Ac, Ac. Also, another lot of the best makes of Irjsti linens. - M' —ANTILLAIJ.—A. A. MABON * CQ.wiU openon Mon day, April''9th,-some splendid new stUeS of Mantillas, to which they Invite the attention of the Ladles. apP CARD. . j \X7~E te* leave to announce to our friends and the put* W lie that we will OPEN OUR OFFICE, and resume our business, in all Its branches, on MONDAY, the 9tb InsU * KRAMER A II.AUM. < tap7:3tj j Pittsburgh. April: Cth, 1855. Alexander Hay*, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Fifth street, opr poflite the Coart House, Pittsburgh, Peona.— has per maneolly located/and ■will punctually attend to all business entrusted to his charge. EETSHEKCE9 ‘ ' , lion. W. F. Johnston; President Allegheny Valley B. R.; W. aillndr Roberts, Chief Engineer “ .. .** . - i Geo. R- Elchbaum, Associate Edr. . ; , . ; David Mifcbelf, Chief, Engineer PUtat’hand Steub. It. R. James Thompson, Superintendent City Gas Works. • James E. Day, Civil Engineer, Allegheny City. ' jap7:2w» WELCOME, WELCOME. n*, SPRING HAS COME AGAIN, and TO*/g / Jjf MARROW IS EASTER SUNDAY, when® rfSsLevcry perron should wesr a . “ NEW HAT or CAP; AH in want of either will please bear in mind that JIORGAN At CO., *3* No. 164 WOOD STREET, "S& Are selling a good article as MW for cash as any other house in the city. Call and see. No charge for showing goods- . PP 7 Rats and Capa. S We would invite the attention of onr friends and tbe public to a splendid assortment of HATS and CAPS, which «e are now opening for the Bummer trade which, for beauty of style, exceeds anything ever offered in the city, or weßt of the Mountains. Caßaud ex amine for yourselves. J. WILSON « SON, ap7 91 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Thb great posthumous worki—the slave OP THB LAMP; oy Wnxua Hoorn, author of u Anti- OoniDgsbyAc., ic. “Who will exchange old lamps for new” —Arabian nights Entertainments. - contents: Chop Chap. I—Cnderground. 17—Lore and Death. 2—Lucifer. 18—The Gamblers. ' S—Above Ground. 19—Old Latitude ana Long’d. 4—PeicgrmeCape. 20—Gold. s—Fitxg«m’n O’Bouncer. 21—The Beggar and the Poet o—The Plot. 22—Peter Quartz.' 7—The Row. 23—The Ship of Mondel. B—A Curious Girl. 24-The Farewell Present. 9—ln Love. 26—Me*r Dud. Mendel’s Youth. 10—How to make Money. 26—His Fortune. ‘ 27—Voyage to Golden Island. 12—More Love. 28-Mutiny.' _V 13—Green-eyed Nemesis.. 29-B6rkley Married. 24—The Sick M»n. 31—Fair Slate of the Lamp. 16—Chaos. 31—BecotldliaUon., 16—The Rridal Kies. 32—Conclusion. lor sale by B. T. 0. MORGAN, a p2 104 vVood st. \<t AGaZ INKS. FOR APRIL ALL RECEIVED— prank Leslie a Ladle.’ Gazette of Fashion, for April. Harper’s Magazine, for April. Putnam’# do do • Graham’s do do Peterson’s do do Household Word 3, do New York Journal, do Blackwood’s Magozinedo ■ All the Magazines for April received and for sale at the Cheap Book Store of W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO , I „,3 Fifth st^ opposite the Theatre. MOVING DAY IS OYER! and many families-have changed their residences. Some have left places that are dear to them,.where they have attended some “ loved one” through a long illness, ending In death! Many find iheir new borne is not as convenient as the old one; while others ore pleased with the change. In moving, the hands are exposed to the cold air, and become sore, and rough. •Thia-caa be cured, and they can bo made soft and white by the use of the IIKRPKTIC SOAP—price 72>$ cts. per cake. Sold by [ap4] S. h. CUTHBBRT, i4O Third st DO YOU WANT A SMALL FARMT—For sale, a Farm of Twenty-four Acres, eight of which ate in cultiva tion, and all cleared except eight acres, which are in choice timber; an Orchard of about eighty trees of dill rent kinds; about-fiTO acres oontaln Coal; situated at three miles from the city, and three quarters of a milo from the Ohio river. Price $l7OO. Terms: $BOO la band; remain der in one and two years. S. CUTHBKRT & SON, OP 4 | No. 140 ThLdgt. NEW MUSIC. Homewood Polka Mazurka; & new piece—composed by J, T. Wamelink. Price 25c. Have yon seen Sam?—a comic song. YUkiue and his Dinah—song, by John Parry.. Hard Timei come sgain no more. SC. Foster. «• Few Days”—or the world la coming to an end! I Had I the wings of o Fairy gay. Glover. I've a heart to exchange. Baker. La Belle Brunette Polka. The above, together with a large selection of all the pop ular music of the day, is just received and for sale by m h23 JOHN H MELLOB, 61 Wood street Proposals WILL be received at the office of the Western Penitea tiary of Pennsylvania until SATURDAY, the 31 ft icst. fo furnishlog COAL of good quality, and good frest tiBKF, free of bore—(the shank bone to be put in when re quested; la all cases the bone will be deducted)—for on* year from the Ist i f April, 1855, In such quantities as may be required. [mh22j A BECKHAM, Warden. M. T. C. GOULD. BILLS for Aldermen, Justices of the Peace and ■7 Constables, as lately amended by the, Legislature. For sale by W. 8. HAVEN, K pt Corner of Market and Second sts. BOUNTY LAND APPLICATIONS.—Forma for applica tion for Bounty Land for sale by . W. S. HAVEN, apt Printer and Stationer, Market at, comer 2d. BANK op PITTSBURGH STOCK.—2O Shares wanted at No 71, Fourth street. WILKINS A CO., ap& Commission Stock Brokers and Bankers. MORTGAGES FOR 8r LB.—We have a few A No. 1 Mortgages for sale at a fair rate cf discount. aD 6 WILKINS k CO. BUoINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED by (aps) WILKINS k CO. i* IS A tr —160 haf chests Yuung Hyson, Gunpowder, 1m ’ penal and Black Teas. For sale by mh*o MILLER k RIOKETSON. WERT POTATOES—2O bue. just rac’d (prime, for sets) I by (mhSOJ JAMES WARDKOP, Fifth at. STEAMBOAT FURNITURE—Strict attention-given to the manufacture of steamboat cabin furniture and chairs. T. B. YOUNG k CO.; mar 24 88. Pmithfleld street. TEA l»OY TABLSS-WithandwiOioatmarbletopa, fin ished and for sale by fmar24] T.B.YOUKG *CO. SECRETARIES AND BOOK. CASES—A variety of pal terxxs, walnut and mahogany; for eale by mar2t T.B YOUNG & CO. POTAT E 3—29 bbla received and fbr sale by • ap3 , JAS. MoLACOHLIN. GREEN APPLES—7S bbls Green Apples for sate by - ap2 JAS- MoLAUGHLIN. OATS —600 bushels for sale by ap2 JAB. BTcLAPOHLiy. SU e.LL CORN —600 bushels for sale by ap2 JA3. McLATJGHLIK- |,'Ait OORN—2OO bushels for sale by Fi ap2 jas. mclapqhlin. POTASH— 2 Cons of prime Quality received this day b> ap2 HENRY H. COLLINS. IN ANY WEATHER.—CARGO’S Mammoth North and South Lights enable him to produce PICTURES ol Adults in the darkest weather. . : • apg PUE3BYTKKIAN UYiIN BOOKS—Kec’d by Express Unlay, a large assoranent of Psalma and Hymns, 01 all sizes aud Btyles ol binding, at . ■ ■ , DAVISON’S BOOK STOBE, C 5 Market street, near Fourth. EIUSNOiI BRILLIANXES^A.A. HAfcON * CO. will open, on the 28th Inst* some fine now styles of French BrilUantcs. . : mb26 ; SUGARS—' M yjrnshedi Pulverized and Pow dered Sugars, fcr saleby mh27 MILLER A RICKET3QN. ILS—B perm, Whale, Tannera*and Lord Oil, for sale b: mh27 MILLER A RICKETSON. SALKHATUa —2O bbs Sa'eratua, •‘McFarland’s,” foi sole by [mh27J MILLER A BICKETSON. SALT— 600 bblfl No. 1 Salt, toarrive; lor sale by mh27 MILLER A BICKKTSON. SUGAR— 190 hhds Pluntation Sugar, in store and for sale b MILLER A RICKET3QN, mh'26 22L-223 Liberty-street, .ii.AHSKa—i&O bbla Plantation Molasses; 150 lit bbls do .do. 25 bbln“ BL James’* 8. H. Molasses. For sale by [mh2B) MILLER k MCKETBON. USDS, SEEDS—IO bbls Clover; ’ ' • - 20 bus. Timothy; , 25 “ Orchard Grass. In store and for sale by mhso MME 3 WABDEOP. Filth at. 01IB& BONNETS:—A. A. MASON * CO. will ojen.on the J 5 26th Intt, twenty doien Silk Bonnets, for tho cotmtrj trade. 1 •• _ _ mh2o CIOUGG REMEDIES—Ayert Cherry Pectoral, Wis tar’s j Balsam Wild Cherry, Jayne's Expectorant, Duncan's do. A large supply of the above Thimble remedies rec'd by mh22 . . • , job. Fleming. FARLOR FURNITURE.—We are constantly manufac turing fine parlor furniture of every description; wa> ranted in material and workmanship, and sold at reduced prices. [mar24l . T. B. YOUVQ&rQ. &EED DltlLL, for drawing drills of various widths, from 9to 27 Incbea—the most complete labor saving drill In use. For sale by mh!7 JAME 3 WABPBOP. COFFEE— 500 bags Rio Coffee; 100 pockets Old Government JaTa Coffee. In store and for sale try m h2G MILLER A RICKETSON. Stt K TtfiNNETS —A A. MABON A CO. will exhibit, on Tneadav Abril*2d 290 more Bilk and Satin Bonnets, in all E..t f rn aamitetaw. [ap3_ g ALERATOS—2O && fcr tt3a H. COLLINS. 77-irr f «n -ft A MAftQNA CXI, we now iS<!8,»oaoai«tBl»‘ sri *“- ; .. . ,4* =$ AMUSEMENTS. P~ "iTTSBCBGH THBSATIIB Flnn tirMW. JOSBPH & FOirßlt, I/SJ e «ua Msnigor: . ' raters or aumsida: ' tfozes and Par<;atstte.....6oj.| Private Boxes, large...-48.00 ecooi Tier...~.—*~.»**2Se. J Private 80xe5,*ma1L...,45 oi> ,{ . Boies for colored persons...-..........,: .25 cents. %'■ securing seats, cents extra. \ «econd night of the engagement of Mr. 0. W.COCLEOCIfc, the great Tragedian, who will appear la his favorite ebarafr ter of RioiuxixD. TUE3DAY EVENING, April. 10th, 1855, will bo acted Play of _ Blehelteui or f The Coiuplraicy* > Cardinal lU.helleu, Couldock I Do Mauprat, labels B»radas, ' Mcßride [ Joseph, Bklley Jalle De Mortimer, A. Eberlo 1 Francois, MUs Cramer To conclude with the "• . • WIDOW’S VICTIM.: Jeremiah Clip, Glassford. 1 Pelham Podge, . Leeson. Mrs.Battleton, Mrs Poster. | June Cbottorly,MlssEbarle. To-morrow, third night of Mr. OovthoCX’a engagement. open at 7 o’clock; performance oommence3 73^ JOHN W. MCCARTHY, ’ill Poster and SPistrUmlor, - nsr Will attend to the Posting and Distributing of all kinds of BILLS FOE CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ac. All communication*—either by mall, telegraph, or othor* to the office of the Morning Post, will re ceive prompt attention. I .. . . . .ap7. British and Continental Exchange. SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY DCSCAIf) SHEItHiS * CO. ON THE UNION. BANK, LONDON, In busts op £1 and Urtr ares. TIIESE DRAFTS are available at all Ibo principal Towns Cf ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND, aqd tnu CONTINENT. We also draw Siam Bills on - Alt A. Grtinebaum Balling FHAJSKFORT A MAIN, Which serve as a Remittance to all parts of GERMANY, SWITZERLAND and HOLLAND. . Persons iotecdingfo trav'tl abroaJmay procure, through 'O9, Letters of Cre -it, on which Money can be obtatnadyas uneded. In an) part of Europe. CoLvtcnoN i of Bills, Notes, a* d other securities in Jsu* rone, will rto ive prompt ottentlon. * WM. H. WILLIAMS A CO., “ Wood, corner Third street. ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S hXVEKY AND BALE Corner Diamond street and Clierry alley, . aprU-tf PITTSDUnan, TA. MAYOR'S OFFICE, V Pittsburgh, Aprll7tb, 1855* i TEN DOLLABS BEWARD will bn-paid furthd arrest and conviction of any. person or persons engaged in “Railing or Crtaßng a Alike Alarm of Fir e” within Ibe City limits during the present year, or who jnay, on occa sion of Fire, incito a breach of thopabllo peace. , a’ 7.*2td FKRP K. VOLZ, Mayor, Ac. XT Awu WJOU UUOKB JUOT RECEIVED AX DA Vl j\ SON’S, G> Blatke. street, near Fourth: ' Plain Woids to Young Communicants; by. Dr. J. W. Alexander. 33 c nts. WilUson’s Young Communicant’s Catechism. 0 cents. The Rich Kinsman, or the History of Buth, the Moabi tiss; by Dr Tyne. Lilly Qordon, the Young Housekeeper. Prime's Travels in Enrope and the East—the best book of trav-leyeti l Tbe Foresters; by Prof. Wilson. Minlstexiog'ChHdren. The Laws of Figurative tanguage;'by Lord. The Minister's Family. ' ' . : Mornings with Jesus. Jay’s lost. • . .The School of Christ, or Christianity in Us leadlngupect*. Tbo Fountain of Living Waters, illustrated by Facts. 4th edit on. The Words of Joans. The Mind of Jesus. Kltto’s Works. Footsteps, of. St, Paul. Life an'd Eplßtles of tit, Paul—plain, and in one-half calf for presentation. ; The Hiding Plaeo; by McFarlano,. The Night Lamp, “ ' “ ' ' Now opening almost dail*, new and valuable -heologicai Works, lor family and ministerial reading, both American and English. J. 8. DAVISON, &p 0 C 5 Market street. AND INTERESTING BO»»KS FOR CHILDREN. O We have jaat received a : ne Assortment of Javenile Books, for Family and Sabbath School Reading. Call and examine at 65 Market street, near Fourth. ap6 , J. S. DAVISON. AU«»USE aaD LOL* FOR §4so.—For sale, » new Frame Dwelling House, wuh good Lot, palrd fence, fruit trees, Ac., pleasantly situated on Mu Washington, within twenty minutes walk of the city. A bargain nan he hod in the above, and easy terms of.payment. fl p6 S. CUTHBERT A gQN, 140 Third st. tl'iNE Ditbsa goods.—a. a. ma&on a co. hat** juat * received another splendid lot of Drew Goods, compri sing rich Plaid, Striped and Figured Beragea, Tissues, Or gandit-e. Ac-Ac., with fiomaelegant styles of Flounced rage Robes. [apC) 25 FIFTH BT. . MRS. 6. E. OAKGO, DRESS MAKER and MILLINER, No 76 Fruith street, ApolloßnildlugS. apQ I j t DcZ. uaJOU’S KUPEKIUU KID GLOVES, black and 1U dark colors. Also, another let of that genuine Frendh Working Coitoa received By Express, this morning, at aps VAN OORDER'S, 83 Market eL. SPRING TRIMMINGS of all kind*, colors and varieties, at [ap6j VAN GOSPER'S. Trinity school* A PAROCHIAL SCHOOL FOR BQYS, under the, aus pii ea of the Rector and Vestry of Trinity .Church, RiCIIARD S. SMITH, Principal. This School will fee opened on MONDAY, April I6th, In the Sunday School Room of Trinity Co uren. Sixth street, aod ia dedgupd to afford th highest advantages for thor ough training in the English Brauc tp, and In the Rudl ments cf the Classics. - - - . • A; plications for admission, or fer further Information, may bo ondo. to tlie Rector cf Trinity Church, No. $O3 Penn street. ' - v aps:lw Dissolution of Partnership. Please TAKE NOTICE that tto Partnership Lercub foxe existing nude:- the styTeof A. & A. Wood, PiUs.' nuTgh, Fa., and A. AA. WvOn & Co, St Louis Mo., was. by mutual consent, dissolved on the 27th dnv of Mnwb; ltss v ADAM WOOD, ABRAM WOOD, ; J. 0. MYERS. Pit»RWvrh. April 4,1565. - - - ' cps:lwd* mechanic!’ Bank, Plttahm-gh. NOTICE IS UJiKEBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the provisions of the l * Act incorporating <aid 'Bank, ap* proved March 30th, 1855, aud the act approved. the 30th day of April, 1850, entitlol “An Act-Kfgalatlng Bank*,” BOOKS to receiv- subscriptions to the Capital Slock of Ball ‘ MECHANICS’ BANK. PITTaBUBGn” trill be o enoiat the NEncuaaT3* Fxcnsltbs, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, on the TWKNTY SI3CTU DAT OF AP81L,1855, at 10 o'clock, A M., to remain open for fcix juridical days, irem. 10 oV.ocs, A. M. until 3 o’clock, P. Mc f each day. ; J. K.Sloorhcad, U.II. Hartley. 8. Jotj-f, William M. Hirsh, J. W. Butler, W. 0. Leslie, H Miller, Jr. f H. L.lUrpraU, W. IL Smith, Wm B, Holmes, WraK.Nimlck, Jas.B. Lyons A H. Grose, James A- flntcnmsoa, J. Sctoonciaker, William J. Anderson, T. IL Holmes, James Park, Jr, Geo. W. Jackson, David C&mpueU, ■ ' r r. Hepburn, Laac M. Peonock, . ■, William F. Johnston, , , Geo, 0 F oneiacus, .; , A. Kirk Letrls, G o. W Gas?, > Koly Pait^rson, Andrew Burke, Cbmmissioncrtr 11. Uepbuiu, Spriogvr Alexander King, Kob.n Galway, Samuel McO'UrkaD, ltobt. Datxell, A. W. Loom! J. 8. DUworUi, aps-3w ockUoJtlers Pennsylvania.R. ' . _.tt*burgh, April 4,1855. ) To Gl5. HOBitfSON, President— Pear Sir': The Committee appointed to examine.the B )oks, Voucher?, find Accounts o» the Ohio and Pennsylvania Jtallroad Cempanyfiod 16 irh« practicable,'from the immense mass of documents and accounts, accumulated through n period of nearly sewn years, to make a report for the adjourned of Stock* holders on the 10th inst. They, therefore, consider it due to distant Stockholder* to give this notice, In ©rdf* to ob viate the necessity of their attendance'ott'lbe 10th Ap’r.L The Committee will, however, fca prepared at an tarty gay, of which due notice will he given. Stating at the dime time, that every facility of • cccss to ell be Books, Paper* and Correspondence baa been cheerfully afT-i tied by the offi cers cf the Conn any. f THOMAS GOODMAN, * Committee SAUL. GOBHLEV, \jQHN BISSELL, JK. * ap6ldtlo_j • • . -• ’ notice to si Office Ohio and - Removal* • • rjPRINGER HARBAUGE A CO. hare removed lo ho, O 295 Liberty street. - SPHIifOEK HABBAOOH - AIEXANMB POBBTYU OPBINQEft HABBACGH A C 0.,. (Successors to S. Hot- O tough.) Commission and Forwarding Merchants; Deals era in Wool and Pioduce generally, No. 295 lihorty street, Pittabnrgb, Pa. !£i_ OBSTETBICAI, INSTBUMENTS.—I hare on hendtwp Foits of Obstetrical Instruments, which tore been tele with me by a hysicinn retiring from practice. Thfjr ere of the floe t quality, and as good as new. I will tell there Instratnenta vary cheap. Any person »idling to purchase‘lnstmmanta cf tilts hind, will p ease call and ex amine there betore pnrchaslng rLEMISQ ... . Coroer Diamond and Market si. • ItNICA BLAST H. 8.—1 hoe* reraised a large tot of A these celafcratod Piasters for pains or weakness in the sidt, back or limbs; Also, a supply of Needles’ Comported- Hemlock Plaslersrand a variety, of oihsr kinds. Those haelni to nae Plasters, can always procure the best In :th» Seat '■ JOS. FLEMISQ, cl f ps - Corner Diamond and Market et. — .CHKNOKB’ PULMONIC SUBIJP.—' The mo,t celebrated S medicine new In nee, for curing coughs, colli and con anmndo". Tboao anfleriog with diseases of the .Megs,' ,bJdg.veita«ria.. -Six doa. received^ —* iacKKINIS CKKAAI.—An excellent anirleforchappat r Lands, 4c. A fresh lotjust prepared by JdS • , JOS- FT.EMiyQ. 7 >H’IiATiC MAGNESIA. —I hare always on band a f.esh \ ; lot of this excellent medicine. Those wanting a goca Mtido, warranted fresh, can always , nr-5 • , • - * ‘ • -• . | Ain l/Xiis. —A ha»e received large-of H ilalr Dyes, among which are r - Ro n ?^ ire U ß » t s”’ ptoo.me i~ at (apoi burgh, county i£o««“ > lt 4 , T ilh material; lor the ec- HonersbaTeprcrrlded h^™ on4 other?, at their dwelling commodation of sni pray that your Hon houso; In grant them a lleenao to keep a public ors will he T} e “St~ e Sand jour poUtlouer?, as in duty houeo of entertainment, .»» j » . OLAg3 A C'Allli. bound, will P ra >'* cltircna of the ward aforesaid, do We, tho are of good repute for certify, that the “ andare well provided with boute boneaty and temperance,. accommodation andlodg wtUfimd , bat £aid taTom . 1389 . eessary* _ M A. A. Carrier, A. CaUwell, 8. U- nB rs? joho Leatch, James Blsck, U. C. Bugh«P, R. 8 jlmes, ’• B. Hamilton, 3. Malle, nT John Gtoutt, v \&&. rsn*v »nd rharppi Pc^t] F. — VI Faria, Lon- York Fashions for April. Jouroil.lor April.' putnoin’s Monthly, do Knkherbcefcer, * do Godey’s Lady's Book, do araham'aMsgasme, &> Peterson's Msgoaine, do Ballou’s Monthly, do. Household Words, do Blackwood's Magaalne, for March. . Harper's Magazine, for April. Toother with .Uth» newßothfr-to ttfB ..
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