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PETTINQILL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Agents,*™ the Agents for the Pittsburgh Dally and Weekly Pos , and ate authorised to receive Advertisements and gtmscfiirrioNS for us at the sajno rates as required at this office. Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their offices are at New York, 122 Nassau street, Boston, 10J$tate street. MOnSING POST JOB OPPIOB We would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND B OSIN ESS MEN to tho fact.that we hare just received from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type,and are now prepared to fill orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for exhlbl. tioas. All orders will be promptly filled. CONTROL OF THE ROUTES OF COM- Tho double-dealing of tho English Aristocrat ic Government was never more manifest than in the demand that the Russian naval power in the Black ocii shall bo reduced. England argues that tie vast fortifications of Sebastopol, and the largo Russian fleets in that soa, give to Russia the con ■ trol of all the commeroo with tho nations and ports jspon its shores. And England and France gen erously propose, for the especial benefit of tho whole commercial world, to destroy that con trolling power, and thus make tho sea free to tho ships of nil nations. This is all a hollow pretense, as a few facts will show. Suppose So; bastopol demolished, and tho wholo Russian Black sea fleet destroyed, does that open that sea to all commercial nations ? By no means. It merely makes it a Turkish, instead of a “Rassian lake.” Tho only entrance to that sen Is from the Mediterranean, through tho Darda nelles nnd the Bosphorus straits; and thoso straits are entirely commanded and controlled by Turkish cannon and fortifications all along fheir shorcß. As England and Franco will con trol Turkey, those fortresses will Bervo the pur poses of England and France alone ; and the destraction of S.ebaetepol and the Rassian fleet will bat give the command of the sea into differ ent nnd more selfish bands. If Sebaßtopol should be destroyed upon such a pretext, then why not destroy at onco the vast | English fortress at Gibralter ? That fortress j commands the entrance to the Mediterranean; | and the ehipß of all outside nations enter that j sea under guns that could sink them all at the command of England. If Sebastopol commands the Black eca, whose commerce is of little value, Gibraltar- commands the Mediterranean, upon j whose shorcß are the rich commercial marts of j many nations. If Sebaßtopol and tho Russian fleet should bo destroyed to make commerce j more free, ami maritime supremacy more just ! and equal, then should the Turkish fortresses 1 of tho Dosphorus, and the English fortress of j Gibralter bo at onco demolished, for the same j reason and purpose. ; Nor should this work, of making commerce j free stop at Gibralter. The narrow entrances to the Baltic sea are frowned upon and commanded by Danish cannon ; and no ships can enter tha£ ? sea to reach the ports of Prussia, Russia, Swe den or Norway, without paying tribute to Den mark. This tax on commerce oar government has given notico to Denmark it will pay no longer, after the preaeut year. To carry out the false pretenses of England's policy in the Earine, these Danish fortresses must also bo demolished. The English protectorate of the Misquito coast and of Grcytown, in Central America, should also bo abandoned; for it is designed for the especial purpose of command ing, controlling and obstructing our isthmus routes of travel and commerce between tho At lantic and Pacific coaata. Thus, while Eng land prates of freedom of the seas as a pretext for a bloody war with Russia, she. seeks to bring the entrance to all seaß, and all routes of commerce under tbo range of her guos, and tho control of her protectorates and pro- It would be a fine thing, and the trno policy, to have all the seas and routes of commerce of the world open and unobstructed, and freo from all selfish control; but that England will initiate and carry ont bucU a policy is never to be ex pected. A more selfish nation does not exist; nor one whose policy is more distinguished for fatso pretences. Her statesmen feign a holy horror of American aggression; and prcaoh long homilies to us for our supposed propensities to make acquisitions from Mexico and in tho West Indies. Vet at tho same tirao the armies of England are wresting province after province from their native rulers in the East Indies. An empiro is stolen every ten years by England iu the cast; jut if Americans offer to buy an island at n fair price tho3C eamo British statemen are astonished at our grasping ambition; and ro buko menacingly the immorality of such avari cious designs. To make the commerce of the Black Sea moro free to the nations is no part of tho design of tho allies, or of tho motives for crushing tho Russian power there. Tho whole question in volved in the present eastern war may be sum med up in a few words. Shall England and France - ’ hereafter rale the Turkish empire, or shall Russia possess its great city aod its wide domains? The indepondenco of tho Ottoman government can be no longer maintained. It must succumb to its western allies, or to its great adversary of the north; and we do not believe that the interests of humanity require tho success of the Allies. Under Russian control a more vigorous and independent growth would bo infused into tho realms now composing the Turkish empire, and its commerce would bo more freo and equal among all commercial na tions. Under the control of England and France the whole empire would become one great de pendent market for the salo of their manufac tures ; and other nations would be practically excluded from its trade. It could supply Eog land and France with grain, aud coD6umo their fabrics. But it oould dcrivo from western con trol no elements of prosperity ; scarce any ele ments of freedom ; and no hope of independent nationality, or progress in the arts and pursuits of civil'zcd lifo. If tho 30,000,000 people now under Turk ish rule must change masters as tho result of tho war, wo believe their own interests, and the best interests of the commercial world would be better served by subjecting them to Russian oon tQ>l rather than that of England and France. Under neither could they be free ; but in tho former they could participate in that great pro gressive movemont that in half a century has made Russia the moat powerful nation of Eu rope ; and will soon placo it among tho most distinguished for the arts and ameliorations of civilization. Its despotic government cannot long endure; but its progressive tendencies give promise of a great and prosperous future. HGg* We call attention to the letter from liar risbnrg, in this morning's paper. It refers to a subjeot of great interest to all our citizens, and that would very considerably reduce the ex penses of the city government. All tax payers are interested to bare the bill pass, to which tho writer refers. We hope it will paBS, and pass speedily, so as to go into effect this year. Ellen Noreuby; or, the Adventures of an Orphan. By Emerson Bennett. » Mr. Bennett iff well known as one of the most ' popular of American novelists, he being parti cularly happy in his sketches of western life. .The present is one of his befit works. For sale by Miner & Co. * and Gildeufewiey & Co. . V* Vfl- ! V** . .■■ . -• f *-.*J i', w -*■.***- *•■»•'* <•' * r.i tu*U * , * - APRIL 20. MERCK. Hew Boole. •' ’ "-H- ; ;■ ' f Correspondence of the Dally Morning rost.] - lirrmTsoir hahrisbtog. House op Representatives, \ Harrisburg,' April Is, 1855. J Messrs. Gilimort ij'+Montgomery: ' . A bill was prepared by the late City Solicitor, James I. Kahn, Esq., at the request of tho Fi nauoe Committee of Councils, aud by them re ported to Councils, changing the manner of col lectingoity taxes, dud water rents, and providing that said taxes be paid directly to the city Trea surer, who was made tho receiver. Councils adopted the bill and forwarded it to tho Legisla ture asking that it become a law. The bill was published in the city papors, or at least some of them, and so far as tho writer could learn met with tho almost unanimous approbation of the citizens, the tax collectors and their, immediate friends only exoeptod. The bill passed the House of Representatives, but owing to remonstrances that have been for warded by tho influence above alluded to, has been reconsidered, and is now awaiting a far ther expression of opinion from Pittsburgh. Amongst tho remonstrances tbere is one sign ed by twenty members of the BMect and Com mon Councils, viz; Henry Lytle, Sami. M. Kier, Wm. C. Barr, Wm. F. Murdock, John Mockin, Francis Felix, Wm. D. Hamilton, J. M. Irwin, Jos- W. Lewie, W. Griffin, Arch. Kelly, J. S. Kennedyi W. Kirkpatrick, Jr., Andrew Scott, James Dun oan, James Tucker, James Ilerdman, Adam Wilson, RobcTt McAdams, C. King, whoso names arc given that tho citizens may know where the opposition to tho measure comes from. The advantages to be derived by the new bill are bo manifest, that it would be useless to name them here, and it is only deemed necessary to call publio attention to the fact, so that by lcttors, potitiocs, putlic mootings, or aotion of tho Board of Trade* our members may bo iuformed what the views of our citizens aro. * r If Ibis is done promptly wo may have tho new law in operation yet this season, aud tho mctcJ of tho tax payer go at once into the Treasury to meet tho demands upon it, instead of forming a deposit fund for months, bearing interest in favor of tho tax collector, and in the meantime bo used for purchasing city warrants at a dis count to be returned to tho Treasury. Tho Greek Slave is advertisod for exhibition ju Massillon, Ohio, this week. Tho Committee of Investigation into tho do ings of tho Roxbury Nunnery loquisition, made a lengthy report to tho Massachusetts House on Tuesday, in which they oensuro the Visiting Com mittee, but recommend no definite action in the matter. The report was accoptcd. The Com mittecon the specific oharge against Joseph Hiss, member of tho Visiting Committee at Lowell, have not yot reported. Tho citizens of Columbia, through J. W Fisher, Esq., have presented a golden headed cane to each of tho following medical gentle men:—T. 11. Jackson, Casper Morris, KUwood Wilson, Wilson Jewell, Edward Hartshorn, T. C. Bunting, R. L. Roohe. These were tho medical men, from Philadelphia, who repaired to Colum bia when tbo cholera raged so violently last summer and when that town was left almost en tirely without medical assistance. • The Rciax of Art.— ln this wonderful age, Art lays her master touches on almost every thing. The ceiling over us and tho carpets wo tread on, are hollowed by Art. Art winds the railway through the mountains and the mud: makes her machines of wood and iron, to act as if with knowledge and annihilates space with light tamed down to the tutelage of a boy. No thing is too lofty for hrr tooch and nothing tco humble. A new proof of this old conviotion, has ju6t falleu under our uotice, in the shape of a Cathartio Pill, from the Laboratory of that world renowned Chemist Dr. J. C. Ayer. If we understand the sabject, he has carried that articlo to the farthest perfection of which it is capable. lastead of employing drugs in its composition, as wo had always thought the ne cessary and only way. he ha i with consummate extracted the virtues of the medicines to bo em ployed and combined them alono io their purity together. The composition is then mixed and rolled by machinery r td steam power, into a speroid pill which is wrapped in an envelope of gelatine, for protection from the effects of wea ther or tirno, and then thickly coated with su gar, to servo as its passport over the palate. Notwithstanding all this labored perfeofiou they are offered to the public at less than one cent each. However humble tho department, we think this may bo safely characterized as the consummation of Art in its lino. —Morning yews. State Convention of Cocstt School Scper ; i NT; suxxts —This body met at tho call of tho j State Superintendent, at Harrisburg, on Tues day, in one of the rooms of tho State Depart ment, and after several sessions adjourned oo Wednesday evening. A full attendance was present, there being forty-three on hand out of the sixty-three Superintendents in the Common wealth. Col. A. G. Curtin delivered au elo quent and appropriate address at the opening meeting and subsequently Gov. Pollock made a speech, which was listened to with much inter est. Among those who took an activo part were Prof. Hart, of the Philadelphia High School; M. A. Gow, Esq., of Washington county; and B. M. Kerr, E*.q ,of Allegheny. The propriety of teachers throughout tho State encouragii g tho Pennsylvania School Journal, was fully en dorsed. This periodical ifi intended to bo devoted to the disoussion of the best means which should be employed in the education of tho young. The propriety of granting certificates to touchers from the State Superintendent, was referred to a committee, but they failed to agree, and it was ro committed for their report at tho next meet ing. A free opinion took placo with reference to tho workings of the new sohool law, aud a 3 to improvements that may be intro duced, out of which, it is hoped, much good may result. The total receipts of tho Amcrioan Tract So ciety, during tho fisoal year just terminated, reached tho largo aggregate of $113,173; of which in donations, $147,298 ; from tracts and books sold, $265,876. Mr. Williams, Canton, China, sends a list of the entiro Chinese missionary force, namely, American 40, English 24/Swiss 2. Gorman 3,’ total 75 ; and states that tho operations of tho Christian press are much interrupted by the civil strife. Tho St. Louis Republican says that activo pre parations are making for sending the military expedition to tho plains, and tho troops are put en routo as rapidly as possible. Two companies left about the middle of last week, and a much larger forco left on Mouday. Tho whole army will bo ready to march from Fort Leavenworth before the grass is sufficiently high for forage for the animals attached to tho expedition. Some thing of tho extent of tho expenditure may bo inferred from the faot, that 5,000 barrels of flour, at $l2 per bbl., make one of the items of the account of purchases. It is to be put up in sacks. Dupf’s Mercantile Colleqe. — Our readers may havo observed, from time to time, adver tisements and notices of the above institution in tho columns of the Banner. Mr.- P. Doff, the Principal, is one of the most nooomplishod book keepers in the United States, and is tho author of a work on book keeping, which was published by Messrs. Harper & Brothers, of New York, and has met with a rapid salo. For soveral years past we havo boen acquainted with Mr. Duff’s system of book-keepiDg, and we take pleasure iu bearing testimony to his Bkill and knowledge in that art. Wo know it to be a fact that on several •ccaßions h e has beena ailed up< n to arrange and systematize books which had be come as tangled and mystified as the labyrinth of Crete, and he always succeeded in bringing order out of chaos-.,. Mr. Duff’s system is easily under stood, and when a young man becomes thor oughly master of it ho possesses a fortane moro durable than a gold mine in California.— Alt. Vernon Banner. . &&&* condition of the stomach is of vital importance. No man, woman, or child can bo healthy unless the work cf digestion is regularly, thoroughly, and vigorously performed. With three-fourths of civilized society, tnis is not the case. And yet tho remedy is within the reaoh of all. Hoofiand’s German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia, will as sorely create a regular and healthy action of the atom aoh 88 oil will lessen the friction of machinery. Let the victim of dyspepsia or indigestion in any of its forms try it, and wo guarantee a good ap. petite, physical vigor, firm nerves, sound Bleep by night, and increased cheerfulness by day. Bee advertisement. -:- LETTER FROM.ST. FETERSBURQH» | 7"’ ‘"[PER *'* AMERICA.”] [ Correspondence of tbo Boston Doily lime-.] j St. Petebbborgii, Marc&lS, 1855. Full and Inter citing Particulars of the Funeral of the Late Czar t etc. • Editor Times : On Saturday, March llth, the remains of the Emperor Nioholas I, were taken from the Winter Palace where ho died, to the church of St. Peter and St. Paul, in the Fortress situated on the northern Bhore of the Neva. On the morning of Saturday the 10th, two heralds in full mourning, accompanied by Secretaries ; from the Imperial Senate, and escorted by a squadron tho Chevalier Guard, appeared in front of the palace, and, after a flourish of trumpets, made publio announcement of tho order of oore monies for tho next day. Tho heralds and their attondants then separated in two parties; each traversed different portions of the city, and made the - same proclamation in the principal squares i and other publio plaoes. Early tho next day, I | the entire roate from the Pahco to the Fortress I was thronged by people of b!1 classes, and every 1 balcony, window and other place whioh could bo rendered available for the purpose of a view, was densely occupied. The distance was about five English miles, and was guarded throughout by double rows of mounted aud foot soldiers. The cortege was naturally very imposing, but boro no comparison in point of magnifioenoe with that which graced the fancral of the late Duke of Wellington. It was, however, the ex pressed wish of the Emperor, that there should be at Mb funeral no unnecessary ostentation. As is customary on similar occasions in this country, the most impressive portion of the dis play was the great body of military iu atten dance, —composed in this instance of large de taohments of the finely mounted and uniformed Cuirassiers, Horse Guards, Grenadiers of the Guard and of the Palaco, Pioneers and C-irabi niers, Chasseurs, Artillery, Chevalier Guards. Light Cavalry, eto. Their arms reversed, n d the- kettle-drums, beating the mournful funeral march. Some of the other principal features of the procession, were tho standards of the imperial provinces,—a large number of horses caparison • ed with bUck cloth, upon which were emblazoned the arms of the most important cities and gov ernments of the Empire,—the favorite saddle horso of the deceased, —men in steel armor, mounted and on fo.ot, —tho glaives, crowns, ban ners and other stato insignia,—the 34 foreign orders, (Including thoso of England, France and Sardinia,) and tho nineteen Russian decorations wbioh bad been from time to time bestowed upon Nicholas,-?—tho choirs of St. Alexander Nevsky Monastery, of the Cathelrnl of Kasan and of the Imperial chapel, chaunilng ae th y marched, —a numerous body of ebrzy in their sacerdotal robes, bearing light. -d vp:c i r-e ‘ the arch-doac:r.:’ and priests of the (\.urt c;v; ry ing holy images, many c-f the principal - aud military fu .c i .»v ::••« of ;i- ' Id res?ntatives of the cor-cruions and public institutions cf this city, &c., &c , while chamberlains, gent’emcn nf tho Court, marshals and matters of ceremonies wero thickly inter spersed throughout tho line. Immediately following tbo funeral car, came the Emperor Alexander 11., nccompaniod by several military officers of high rank, and was succeeded by bis brother Constantine, his brother in law the Prtnco Royal of Wurtemburg, his cousin tho Grand Duke of MecUlenboarg Schwerin ; also tho Archduke William of Austria and Prince Charles of Prti3s : a, all on foot. Ilia Majesty woro his favorite and most becoming uniform—that of the Cossacks. His two younger brothers, Nicholas and Michael, were uot pro sent, as they did not arrive from the Crimea until the evening of tbo next diy. The proces sion closed with a number of mourning carriages containing tho two Empresses and the other female members of tho Imperial family, thoir children, attendants aud maids of honor. Tbo bells of the churches wero toiled and minute guns fired from the fortress during the progress of the cortege. The church. to which tho body was taken, was deeply hung in black—the entire floor, entrance, steps, windows and railings be ing all covered. Arouod the wills and upon the pillars was conspiijnbudy d.spl •yed the letter H, corresponding to tho Rnstian N—tbo initial of tho deceased monarch; while on every band were to be seen the ostentatious emblems of de parted grandeur. The entire centre of the church was occupied by an elevated pla’form, environed by a profusion of blazing caudles and surmounted by a canopy of white and gold reach ing to tho lofty ceiling. Beneath this cuuopy were placed the Imperial remains —the eeflin lid was removed and a voluminous cloth of gold subitituted therefor, and near by were deposited the regalia Of tho Empire, the crowns and deco rations which had adorned tho pageantry of the day. A TAX PAYER The chief mourners gathered about the bier, the males in military uniform and the females in the deepeßt black, with long bead.dresses and trains. The religious services were performed chiefly by the venerable Metropolitan Bishop of St. Petersburgh, and, according to the custo mary rites of the Greek church, there was the usual reading and censor-swinging,* crossing, bowing, kneeling, and prostrating, each person standing the while, and bearing in hand light ed wax tapers. As those present were for tbo most part officers of rank and dignify, it was a rare sight to witness such an urtny of rich and glittering uniforms, and such a profusion of stars, ribbons, and other badges of pride and power. 11 Even the maids of honor wore the blue ribbon and tho diamond decoration of Queen Anno. The body of the Emperor will lie ia state for a few days longer, and then be deposited in its final resting place, amid the graves of the de ceased members of tho llouso of Romanoff, which are marked by plain tablets rising from the floor of tho church, covered with faded drapery, and severally bearing the initials of tho deceased. The sepulchral appeariccs* of tbe chnrch is some" \'>w relieved by ttv v .. q-;R-s of ban* nertf, t. ■-•r.-s, bn ion?*, iuiirutnenls, etc , which L.;ve from time to time been deposited here as trophies of the Russian arms in her various condos with her natlcMial neigh bors, giving f i tho place in .re tin* appear* anco of an arsenal than a placo of religious worship. It may be mentioned as a singular and fatal occurrence, that when tho prnt bell in th • tower of the Church of Ivan, at Moscow, was be ing tolled on tno occasion of the death of the Emperor, it fell from its hangiug«, and killed several persons in its crushing descent to the ground. Amerh rs. Newfoundland Sun Marine Tnr.tiimArn.— The steamer Victoria, belonging to tho New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company, is being fitted out nt New York, and will shortly be dispatched to Newfoundland, to be employed in completing tbo telegraph line in progress of construction. It is stated that the company confidently expects to have telegraph communication established between Now York and St. Johns, Newfoundland, by the first of July next, when tho European steamers will call there on their tripe between America and Europe. Tiicre is, therefore, a probability that in three months the two coutiuenta will bo within six days of each other, upon an average, for all purposes of tclegraphio communication. The Eligibility Question in Illinois.— ln the caso of Messrs. Trumbull aod Marshall, re cently elected to Congress while occupying seats upon tho Supreme Bench, and who are mado ineligible by tho constitution of tho State to hold any other office during tho torm for which they were eleoted judges, the Governor has issued certificates to the effect that, inasmuch as tho House of Representatives is the sole judge of the qualification of its own members, be will refrain from a decision of the question, but will give the parties certificates stating all the facts involved. Mr. Trumbull has subsequently been elected U. S. Senator, so that we shall have tho decision of both Houses of Congress upou a question liable to arise in other States. . JK5"*Dr« M'LineS Vermifuge ALWAYS UK. SORTED TO WHEN EVERY OTHER REMEDY PAILS. Niw York, September 15, 1862. This Is to certify that my child, three yearn old, was troubled with worms fomo fix months. I have trl<d seve ral kinds of medicine, but none of them done uny good; and it was not until 1 tried Dr. M'Lone's culebratud Vermifuge that I found any relief. 1 gave her tho contents of one bot tle, which brought from ber a very large quantity of worms, b at they were so completely cut to pieces It was im possible to count them. My daughter Is now doing well; nieed she is completely restored to health. I'therefore take pleasure in recommending It to parents. I would say by all means keep a supply of this valuable modiclno con stantly In your houses. I have known many children to die suddenly from the effects of worms. It also not unfre quently happens that children axo treated for croup, when the choking and conghing is caused altogether by the ini* tation of worms. Therefore, wo say again, keep it always in the house; it costs but little, and may be the means of saving Ufa; and at any rate it will save physicians’ bills* Mbs. LANE, No. 333 Eighth street. P. B.—The above valuable remedy, also Dr. STLane’s cel ebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city. Purchasers will be careful to ask for, and take none bat Dr. M’Lane’s Vermifuge. All others, in comparison, axe worthless. Also, for sale by the sole propria tors, PLBMING BROS., ~ , Successors to J. Kidd t Co., »Pl4m*w 60 Wood Btreeh S *W> ' . . ~> v *J M ' - .'y . v ■- t > + £ * ** < , % 1 *■ < -•‘/'Tfc* VN\ - . - - •!*\ v ;s+*rv. . * '■*- H - 1 .. St?*.''' » * sV 1. .** ,' + i * v * i V * iT-V i» * t - ‘ . • ?\‘ 't t ' f «• .■ if-* i ".■»/ : -j NEWS-BY-TELEGRAPH. Eejiwicd Expressly for the Morning Post. Fold on reasonable terms. For particulars, enqaro of FLEMING BROS, .Wholesale and Retail Druggists,- No. CO Wood street, Pittsburgh,-Pft. Our Relatione vvittiSpain, Washington Cnx, April 19.-—Thecabinet are : entirely. harmohidna upon tho Cuba question. Com. M’C&ulyV instructions are not Buch as to oreato & casus belli . Hewilt tesort to force only if a oase should arlße in whifib-internatiou&llaw will fully-justify it'.Tfae administration is atrong ly In favor of paoific relations with Spaiu, and SpaiQ is fully advised thereof. Her Cuban in discretions and outrages against our commerce ore thought to arise from deep-seated conspira cies among the Islanders, which irritate and confuse Concha, but ho knowß that bis assaults upon ourxommerce, and his imprisonment of our citizefaß stop at once, and the adminis tration thinititjKjy;sbaU stop them without the loast danger of war Spain.. .. Railroad Matters) &c» Saratoga, April 19;—The Saratoga and Wash ington Railroad .was sold to-day; it is probable a new company t will bc'organized. The Oswego steamer May Flower, tho pioneer of a new line of steamers to run between this oity and Toronto, arrived here ; a Dew and direct route via the Collingwood Railrdad and Georgian Bay to the Upper Lakes is tdhe established. driest of Counterfeiters. New York, April 19. —Six persons were ar rested for circulating new counterfeits of tho Chemical Bank of this city of the denomination of fivea. Tho counterfeits, it is supposed, were brought hereby John S. Good from Philadelphia. of the parlies is a Mrs. Tfaompeon, of Phil adelphia. Pennsylvania Lfglslaturei Uatuusburg, April 19. —Toe Dollar Savings’ Butk, of Pittsburgh, has pasuod finally. Tho r.<• rr county of Buifilo passed the House by a v<-tc of 42 to 32 The supplement to the Mon bela Slackwatcr passed finally this after noon. . . Railroad Accident. GEXrxriELD, Mass., April 18.—George Field, this aftiiracon, while walking on the track of the -Asbculot Railroad, was run over and instantly killed. Seriously Injured. New York. April 19.—Washington Irving was sovercly injured yesterday~by being thrown from a horse. He is not yet considered out of danger. BLasoachnsetts Legislators Boston, April 19.—TUo House rcuolve was amended so aa to allow allrtls to vote and hold office after a residence of 21 year?. TELEGRAPH MAHEETB, f.w Yn?K Apiii 19—-Cdfon Ur.uhnr’ed; a limited buM rr ti-ir.p; *alos 500 bide:* FR.ur u trifle ljighor; i-alc® 5250 bbl.« rt 'ti'l Ohio f-t $1,25;jA10,f-r;-. falc?> 11>*0 bbl 3 Southern Rt $11(511.6.’. 'fihrfit lirm, while Michigan $2,70. fWn ruder, but not quntnbly lovur; bus. Pori:: 1109 b.irreli new ru'-fi* at $17.75. B<***f firm; country me*.* s.9.SOft:sl2. Lard Orm. Ohio Whi-k_v 3v. cjug:ir-i firm; sides SO j bhds Orleans at .>ts. Mi l tiuu; 1 iuj bids Orleans nt 27(£J30c. Burch* ratlnir firmer: steady—Gumb'-rlaud Erie 49; Reading Cleveland and TobdoTd. Pnu.ina.rFTi, / pril 19—Cotton firm, but demand limit e-1 Tho rcceij-tf. of Hour ire small, but demand limits; pal« 3 3>H)to 400 bbls Rtnudard atld g 'od brand* a» $ll, and 300 birred and uteri family at 11,37V(?dl 50. Rye Hour in denial d, and further f.dl.-s of 500 barrel* at $7,25. Com Mthl bold firmly at $4 75 I.l*l, but no farther tratis actions have been reported. A fair demand tor Wheat; pule? 3yoo tn 4000 bus Southern and Penna whit* at $2 75 and bu?h« 1 afl''}it.f(ir fair and prime quality, and a Mn:d lot ut 2 82; Rale? 300 bn-bol-* us $ j.75. Rye steady »t $1 4S(ViI 50. C. rn umdi mged » I r 3‘.00 hu-ludu yellow 1 1 $l.O-, ill >r.t. Oats c-’ine in .-.lowly, and are i j fd- ifaiuii/.d; >al s 10.0 bus Delaware at 70c *1 bus? o’ Provi-iota f ill df-scrijdiO'ia In fai: demand; >u.;co of -Vi r : i«.ics in dry at ’] £ (-ash on I &ixty aavs. W'hlsXy h-U f rml;; rmoll tales in bbl.-’ * t CGe, anjlCS; iu ijbJ-. Ci.aciSNATl, April 19.—Flour dull; round loti offered ut $9.00; t-o sains. Bt>s of at otto. Whi-ky Fro- dull, with lew buyert; flails 17.CU0 ftn Bulk M.->at .al 7} ;,'s > 7 1 ., for and fdd fa: ShnuM•••.;. <*!••■* bbl« prim** Lard at \>yj. Lion-cd Oil Ws-rlO. No change iu other urtick-ji. OHIO & PEHHSYIVANIA RAILROAD. THE ONLY RAILROAD RI.VMXC W EST FROM PITTSBURGH. Os and nf.Lr MONDAY, JJth, JS r ,5, th? PASSKN G RR Tit 41NS will run as follows. wu( tl furlh.-r untie-•: l-'iST Tr:.vt.v mu LEAVE AT 3 A. M MixlTbasx “ “ atSA.M. “ at 3 I’, M,j These Trains all run tL.igUfeh to and connect th:r« tbeColuiubusacdCinciDnaU. Ohioan-d Indiana, an 4 Bellctmtaioc and KailroaU. At M.iu.>d*sld, councctiona are made lor Nuwjjirk, Zinotvill-?, M-Mir. -sille, Sindusky, Toledo, Chic*ga, Ac, and Allian-'c f..i CU-ve laml, Ac. No train? Tun on Sunday. Through Tickets sold. toOlncinn>ui, LnuL-vilie St. l/>u!st, Indiau-pclw, Chicago, d, Fort Wj yne, Cleveland* rml the principal Towns amt Cliie.- in the We-t. The NEW UrJUIITaN TRAIN will leave Pittsourgh ui 10 A.M. aud £» l*. M, and Now Brighton at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M. For Ticket.- and farther icferKii.ti.-u, a;. p!y to j. a. curry, 'At the corner oSce, under the Mouongahela lIou?e. at the Federal Street Station, to QF.OiiCK PARKiN, Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, March 10th, ISoo iiiririO) Opinions of the Press The following 1$ from Gt-n. dec. P. Morris iu the Homo Journal cf Nov, 7,134 G: All i>- itors prefers <o be tho gust-tinn? i- f the rights of th" prop!.*, aud to keep Ui»m edTi--e !,» thmugn’ Uuvr column. 3, *f whatever shall uri#o for riMr l-t-r.-tK will live up to thb huliT.lfmtiut-im them that ih« most wim-1* rTtil and valuable ter : heir general uve over iuvenir-1, t.* •• Dauay’s >'Ai;:caL Fain J‘>:r•actoi;. m Its vir tue* are so rare, mighty an., rive trie, that eften they ap pear to v c:k more lik.: mir:u'k*s than hv m-Rlc.*, to effect I r;<, > lertiio and astounding are its powers on llm human h.-dy, that, though now it i.s daily tried by thousands of pen;.]*;, not oDo of thi« grkftt hut t? delighted beyond enn arisen, nu t candidly conk-ss Uiey.on nocoarudeniUou, «i!l evercgHty be without It. Til - inventor, Mr. H Dailey, bin wi?riy kept the secret to bvus.elf. Counterfeits am hu«y nhont it, hut without sne p. Its overwhelming merlin drfynli competition, and iii* per iharitH-.-* analysis. W*» confidently commend all pa :o ec-.r* its »:c-|untu'.anr**, foreu eiy such ft friend, who laucb at lea h and Bulforkg, TMtnros the blind, turn**, holt ,ind -sir.-ed to perfection, an t till from i uio, is a *• friend indeed.” Wo wish the dir-overar of thi? mighty blowing, who is a real benelactcr fc mankind, God *p«*-d. Non-genuine without a ntori-platc cngruvoJ label, with riguutuic? cf HENItY PALLET, Manufacturer, C. V. CUCKKNKH. A CO, Proprietors. Sold nt 25 cents per box by I’r. (1. 11. KEYhKR, 140 Wood street, and by nearly every dealer iu medicines throughout tfce United States. Adl order? o; loiters for in formation or advice, to be a-idrewnl to C. V. GLICKKNKR 4 CO. New York.. aptl:.i,sw2w £s“ AeurnJgla.-- This io: mutable disease, uhieb seems to bafllo tho skill of physicians, yields like magic to Carter’s Spanish Mixture. Mr. F. Boyden, formerly of the Astor I1our», New York, and late proprietor of the Kxchanga lintel, Richmoud, Vu., is ono of the hundreds who have be;:u cured of severe Neuralgia by Spanish Mixture. Since his cure, ho has recommended it to number* of other?, who were suffering with Dearly every form of dis oaeo, with the most wonderful BUCCt‘?fl. lie says it is tho mrs: extraordinary medicine he bus over 6een the host tdood purifier known. •** S»-« Hdv«rti?eujOnt ia another column. |mhls:lra QxT The Pleasure and Comfort of being weu. fitted in a SUIT OB CLOTHES, 1.4 greatly enhanced by having them good, and soitadle to the season. GRIBBLE has got all that it? necessary to pfTect that great consumma* tion, both ns regards fit uud quality of good*, rersons wishing to espurienco all this, and lw> only moderately charged, can do so by calling at 240 Liberty street, head of Wood. P. 2.—Pantaloons, in particular, is ono of his greatest furies, lie cunDot bo boat in the .-tyle and fit of this gar me.ni. jVumeroiu references could bo given, if neaetsary, to corroLcratn thisstutemopt. fdeoQ) K. QUIBBLE. I'cctry suggested by a single application <>f Crlstndoro’s Excelsior Hair Uye< As rod clouds darken in the twilight, And blackons c-verlHaven’s blue akyll^ht, So CnisT.vso&o’s IT air Dye turnc-th To black the hair tlyit redly burseth. The cuttle fish cunningly blackens the foam W hen an enemy darts at the quiet IttUe gnome; But as quick CiusTiDORO will darken the Hair, With bis Dte of all dyte most efficient and rare! CrUtadoro’a Exculslor Hair Dye is arid wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYSER’B,I4O Wood street—sign of the Golden Mortar. apl? Barren's Indian JLiniriientj For Kheuuvilisiii, Bruises, ibins t'n the BjcJc, Side-Sores of all A-trttfs. [A certificate from Cumberland, Maryland .] Cumberland, March 10,1855. Mr. 11. 0. 0. Caret, Zanesville— Dear Sir: May we ask the iavor of you to send us twonty-four dozen DARRELL’S INDIAN LINIMENT? Please send it without delay, as we have not half a dozen bottles on hand, and it cannot be (substituted in tikis countrytherefore, do iiot disanooint us. *****•..* * - ReflP*ctfully, J Qurg , Ac. Beall & 'Watts. BACuN— 140 pieces tor sale by op 13 __ HENRY 11. COLLINS. WHITE KID GLOVES, ffcr Ladies and Gentlemen- All sizes from No. 6 to No. 10 Bejoo’s best quality can bo found at VAN GORDER’B, ’ api 2 S 3 Market street, comer of Diamond VA USIU—FRANK UAhUO sapplies Music for Parties ITI l*nrades, Ac., on tba shortest notice, and can be do pended on. He may bo feund' it R. M. CARGO’S Danner* reon Rooms, No. 70 Fourth street. STEAMBOAT I'URNITUHE.-f-Strtct attention given to tbo manufacture of steambo.it cabin furniture and chairs. T. B. YOUNG St CO., mar 24 . .38 Sinithfield street. ‘ nhEA POY TABLES—With and without marble tops,"fln- JL ished and for sale by fmarlif) T. DEYOUNG A CO. AGS—IOUO bags, 2and2U bushels, in store. "P 9 KAGtISU A RICHARDSON. ED POTATOS-60 bbls Reds, for rale by JAMES M-LAPgHLTY. O IDS—Sperm, Whale, Tannery’ ohtl Lard' oil, f or pa i e hv mh27 ■ MILLER A IiICKETSON. ALKItATCS —2O bb.s EaleAtae,.“McFarland's,” for Bile by [mh27J MtLtKB A BIOKEISON, -S' . ' fi X \ W'- fc f»* A*■ , '_-,W • MEE MAIM - t SPECIAL NOTICES. aplB:limUwJ ARNOLD & WILLIAMS, MAscFACTtrams or Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, AND FITTING GENERALLY, For Warming and Ventilation of Buildings. AF" A. 4 W. 'Rill contract for Warming and Ventilating by Steam or lint Water, Pipes or CbUson’a Furnace, Churches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Gicen Houses, Court Houses, Jails, Hotels, orD.wellingS. N 0.25 MARKET street, Pittsburgh. •• aplti WILLIAM HUNTER, DEALER EXCLUSIVELY IN FLOUR AND GRAIN. No. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. JSGf- Cosstaxtiy REcnnso, the BEST BRANDS of PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, INDIANA and MISSOURI, SUPERFINE and EXTRA. FLOUR, Which will &1 treys be sold at the Lowest Cash prices, [apll Spring Caps* jgSXftSk MORGAN ft CO., No. 164 Wood street, havo just ME received another lot of “Negligent" and “ Mario” SPUING CAPS, which they are selling low for cash. Call and see. apll Hats 1 Hats ! t n*t> MORGAN ft CO., No. 164 Wood rtraet. have just IM received a fre-h supply of young Gents. BILK HATS; another lot of Hungarian and other soft Hots. Call and sea—no charge for showing ggods. apll pearl steaM mill, ALLEGHENY. 43- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIE3 In either of the two Cities. Orders may be left at fhe MIU, or in boxes at the stores of LOGAN, WILSON ft CO., 52 Wood street BRAUN A REITER, corner Liberty and fife. Clair st 3 ‘II. I’. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny. terms: cash, oh delivert. jy29 BRYAIff, KENNEDY ft. CO, NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE CUJttrANY-, OFFICE, NO. 76 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CHARIER PERPETUAL. Authorized Capital, $300,000. AfiSKTl’s LIABLE FOR THE LOSSES OP TILE COM PANY. In Stock Notes, (negotiable torm,) secured by Mort gages aud Judgments ;...$lOO,OOO In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,* Bonds, Ac. 106,000 In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items.. 47,000 Total $253,000 TT. CADWEL, President. 0. H.IRISH, Secretary, ftfir* Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation risks, taken at_current rates. REFER ENCES. PITTSBURG Q. Kramer t P.abm, Curling, RobeTt3on & Co., N. Holmes A Sons, Wo. Bagaley ft Co., J. A. Uutchison 4 D. Leech ft Co., Murphy, Tiernan ft Co. Waiuright, Huntington M. L. HolloweH 4 Co., ft tioyj, David S Brown ft Co., C H. ft tieo. Abbott, Wood ft Oliver, IL.-iU-.m ft Denokla, Caleb Cop# ft Co., CLira. Megargwe ft Co., Drexel ft Co., Bonkers, Hon. Wm. D. Keley, Scott, Baker ft Co., Harris, ILile ft Co., Deal, Milligan ft Co. J. BANKS KNoX, Agent, declo ly No. 115 Water street. Pittsburglt, PITTSBURGH Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company; CORNER OF WATER A.\D MARKET STREETS , PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT GALWAY, President Jas. D. M’Gill, Secretary. This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to or connected with LIFE RISKS. Alsu, against Hull and Cargo Risks on tho Ohio and Mis eh-sippi rivers aud tributaries, and Marine Risks generally. And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the Perils of tho Sea aud Inland Navigation and Transportation. Policies issued at tho lowest rules consistent with safety to tril parties. Dißxcvoas: Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley, Jamies. Uofij, Joha Fullerton, John M’Alfdn, Samuel M’Clurkan, William I’hlllipa, Janies W. Hallman, John Scott, Cbtn. Arbathnot, Joseph P. Gazxam, M. D., David Kicliey, James Mu-shad, John M’Gill, Horatio N. Leo, K(ttiinning, CITIZISNS* Iniuranct Company of Pittsburgh.—WM BAUALEY, President; riAMUKL L. M A RSHELL, Secretary. Office: M WUtrr Sir«tt,bHwen Markcland Woodttrait. Insures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Misaic sippl Rivers and tributaries. Insureaagainht Lo?sor Damageby.Fife. ALSO—Against th** Ferileof tbeSea, and InlandNavlgS' tlonand Transportation, mmcto&e: William Bagaley, Uichard Floyd, Jame* M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier, Bamuel Rea, William Binjbam, BobertDunlap.jr., JohnS. Dllworth, L-anc M. Penuoek, »ftncis:S«Uers, S. Ilarbasigh, J. Sehoonmnaer, Walter Bryant, William B. Hays. Jobs Ship'on. ly'j-J 0 HOWARD IlealtU Association of Pittsburgh, Pa.—OFFICE, No. 10S TIHIID BT (KKT, opposite the Telegraph OClee. This As<odutioa is organise! for the purpose of affording mutual a*?istan<*e to each otljpr, in case of sickness or ac cident. By paying a small yearly payment, tho members nf the Association secures a weekly benetitduring sickness, arerasing from s'2,'Zb to $lO per week. In this Association &H members are equally iuteie.dej In the management anti _ . S. U. M’KUNZIB, President. T. J. llonteb, Secretary Fiancee Committee—Josun Kino, JiitES RZA2IER, Q. N IlorrsToT. CtmsulCna i’hyskiao—F. IV3H, M. I). f! Franklin Saving Fond suU Loan U-cjy Association, OFFICE, No. 97 FRONT STREET. Discount Du/ —MONDAY. Notes offered on SATURDAY to the Secretary, at the store of John 11. Mellor, No. 81 Wood street. WftltlT Dues received at the same time and place. [deel-Sm] J. WHITTIER, Secretary. To Let.— -THE SECOND STOKY OF THE NEP TOE EMiINK HOUSE (a Hall suitable for public meetings.) will be let for three or four nights in tho week. Enquire of GEORGE FUNSTON, d- c4;3m at S. M'Clurkan's, No. 90 Wood street. Notice.— The JOURNEYMEN TAILOIIS SO CIKTY,ot Pittsburgh nud Allegheny, meets on tbo first WEDNESDAY olwery month, at SCHOCIILEITER’S, in the Diamond. By order. _M7 OEO. W. BEE9R, Secretary. O. O. JF.—Plage ot meeting, Washington llall, _ Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley. Pittsbcrqu Lodus, No, 33d—Meets every Tuesday evening Mekca.yiilx Kncampusnt, No. 87—Meets first and third Fri;lwy of-nrh mouth. fmarQStW j. h. jonkb • e. p. penny. JONES & DENNY, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, <tyl9] 61 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, NEW GUODS.—Just opening, a new end splendid stock of WATOUE3, JEWELR V, Ac , at the Old Establish ej House of W. W. WILSON, 67 Market street, orner of Fourth. Customers and visitors will always find this a safe and just establishment to deal with, and prices as cheap us t-L-ewbere—either East or Weft. Special attention laid to FINE WATCH REPAIR* *3O- Ppl9 FRENCH BUTTONED AND HIGH HEELED GAIT ERS, of a snperior quality, just received, and now offered to tn* Ladies, at tbo Cheap and Fashionable Store, No. 107 Market st. fap!9) W. E. SCIIMERTZ. WHO IS ’xu bLAAIE, if you don’t supply yourself with NEW-STYLED and FASHIONABLE ■ BOOTS, GAITERS and FRENOZI To be had in abundant variety at SOHSITRT7/ STORE, No. 107 Market st. a P'l9 NU\V STYLE iXGIIiiaKEAN"PORTRAITa."a7weII os the ordinary styles, t*ken at CARGO'S GALLERY, No. 70 POURTII street. Prices moderate. Cali and ex amine. Rooms or on day and eventup. apl9 / tOltN liilOOMS—iiO doz. Com Brcotns receiving and for KJ stlehy |apl«j ATWELL. LEE & CO. llAWß—ijouo lbs. Bacon Hams in store and lor s»lu by l»pl9j ATWELL, LEE & CO. I|>LOUR— 20 barrels Ex. Family receiving and for sale by ' apl9_ AT WELL, LEE & CO. PEAKLASII— 5 casks Pcarlußh for sale by bp!9 J. W. BUTLER A CO. BEANS— 17 barrels ‘‘Small White Beans” for sale by »P_l9 JAS. McLAUQnUN. LOUIS! ILLK LIMK—(SO barrels 'just received? for sale by iapl_9J_ JAS. McLAUGULIN.” STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Orders tor Plants of the most a; proved varieties, will be filled promptly by _apl9:-J»w JAMES WARPROP. ERBLOOUING HOSES. 6f t - io Bourbons, Perpetuals, j Hud other varieties, for Cemeteries, for role by . J , J\V* tU ' v _ JAMES WARDROP. ASPAHAGRAS AND RHUBARB ROOTSliTrtoreand for sale by faplikdAwl JAftIKS WARDROP. JOHN ATWELL. ATWELI, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCEES, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND DEALXU3 IN PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, No. 8 Wood st.y between Water and Front sts aplSj Pmsßtrr.on. TEAS— 120 hf. cheats Y. H. Gunpowder and Imp’l Teas; 6C do fine Black Teas; 20 cattles fine Oolong do 50 do Y. 11. Q. P. and Imperial Teas. COFFEE—2OO bags prime Rio Coffee; SO do Old Got. Java Coffee. TOBACCO -100 boxes 5s and Bs, assorted brands; 20 do fi> Lump. do tO catty boxes lbs, do SUGARS— to barrwls Coffee Sugars; 40 do Crushed do SYRUP AND S. 11. MOLASSES— -110 bbls Eastern Syrup; 27 do Golden do 100 do La. S H. Molasses; 25 half bbls S. H. S. Molasses. FISH— 100 bbls No. 3 Mackerel; 20 dp No. 1 Herring. RICE— 10 tierces prime Rice. CIGARS—ISO boxes, assorted brands. BI CARB. SODA— ICO kegs (Lee's brand). CASTILE SOAP -20 boxes (Marseilles). SALERATUB— -50 bags (in papers), £ PIPES— .50 boxes Clay Pipes. TAB, PITCH AND ROSIN -75 barrels Tar; 25 do Rosin; 10 do Pitch. The above Goods now instore and arriving bv Canal end RaUroad, which, together with.. cf ZSSSESZSSSttg**?, *• p . .PIBJ no. 8 Wood et, brtSSSMa&Stk. At Waterford, Erie county, Pa., on the Bth dost* JOHN TUKBETT, aged 70. y earsr-fortWßt)ty-five years a resident of this city, and for many yearira member of the Select and Common Councils of our city. ' * HEW'ADVEBTISEMEHTS. firlDaile Ordersi T Y N H OIIMJ2D COMPANIES of MILITIA in fbe rJ lmi Sad . e> ia 3hteentb Division, Aljcgbeny e( i Ql Pped, foriospection, jfl ?? t^°^T >T r» S Uattal|oti, cf.mmaoded by Lieut ‘|i CJI. McCabe, will meet on Monday, the 14th day off M Battalion, commanded by Lieut. 1 Col. 0 Conner, will meet on Tuesday. tho lsth davof ll Vi e 3n ird B3ltiU!< >a* commanded by Lieut. If Col. McQuald, will meet on Wednesday, the 16thdaT«“ of May next; the Turtle CreekGuardswiH meet on Thura day, tho li th day of May next;' the Pittsburgh ComnanieH will meat on Friday, the 18th day of 42? SSS ders of Battalions and Companies will pleasegive notice of their place of meeting by dropping a letter in'iho Pitts burgh. Post. Office, directed to the'Brlgado Inspector As aessors will please make report of the delinquent Militia men in their districts, certifying the same to be correct They will be received by Mr. GonarLY, Clerk of Commission ers, or by the Brigade Inspector, if delivered before the first Monday of June next. The Union Artillery are requested to meet with the Second Battalion. By order.. Brigade Inspector of First Brigade, ftp2dh<33taw3t] . 18th Division Pcnnsr Militia. vETSA lASUEANCE COMPANY, OF BAETFOR&i COmr, 'V- CnamßiD, - - - . . - ... 1819. paid, up: - Cash. Capital $500,000 Cash Surplus, os I<t Jaxoaet, 1565......5273,373 THIS Capital Stock and Surplus is securely invoited for the benefit of all policy holders. 'As an .evidence of the claims we have to publio confidence, and of its ability to p»y losses promptl*,we state a fact; That it 3 receipts vary from $125,000 to SIPO,OOO per months Its business Is laweand well distributed, and in our opioion no Company: In the United States affords better indemnity to polity holders than the JSma. They continue to make insurance-, ou property in town and couutry, ot rates as low ai la con* eistent with safety to the policy holier. ii. B. TEN ETCKT, Agent -- Office, North-west cornor Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh. ap2£hly SEWICKLBY ACADEMY, A CLASSICAL AN U COMMERCIAL SCHOOL for BOYS, on tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, and Ohio River, twelve miles from Pittsburgh. . JOS. 8. TRATISLLI; A. M., Principal. The’ SUMMER SESSION will commence on TUESDAY, May Ist, 1855. Tsbms—Boarding, Tuition, Washing, Ac, per sesßion of five month?, $lOO. . For circulars and other particulars, enquire of Messrs. John Irwin & Sons, No. 67 Water street, or T. H. Nevin & Co, No. 167 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. ap2o:2w ; CARPETS, OIL CEOTHS. MATTIKfIi THE subscriber is now receiving lafrge additions to bis stock, which, when completed, will bd.one of the largest in the city, consisting of Velvet and Brussels Car pets'; Tapesty Brussels, Imperial and Extra Three-Ply; Tapestry, Ingrain, Superfine and Fine do.; To; eslry, twilled and plain Venitian; Colton, Heinp, Bag and List Carpets; Woolen and Cotton Drugget; Door Mats; Window Shades; Btair Rods; Ac. Also, a large assortment of Oil Cloths, from 2to 18 feet wide. W. D: M’CALLUM, ' op20:Im 82 Fourth street, below Word. ]. VV. CHADVVhJK, Dealer in Kentucky Leaf Tobacco, RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood btrxit, bClow Sixth, Pittshuecu, Pa. •63“* The highest market price, in CASH, paid for RAUS. api'O Xy* RSL BREEN is receiving fresh Fish daily at Ins Depot, • No. 76 FIFTH street, opposite tfaotw Post Office. Salmon, Bass* Pike, and Shad. FRESH OYSTERS for family use. Also for sale at the Emmett Hotel, Allegheny City. ap2o:3t* Sundries— “ 75 bags prime Rio Coffee; 15 pockets Java do ' ■ • " 30 hbda N. 0. Sugar; 15 bbls Refined Bagnr3; 100 do New Orleans Molasses; 20 <lo Bugar*Hous.e . da 60 balf chests Green and Black Teas; ' 25 caddy boxes do do 75 boxes superior brands Tobacco; 50 do Resin Soap; 50 do M. and 1). Candles; 20 do Star do GOO kegs assorted Nalls; 200 boxes Bxlo, 0x12,10x12 and 10x14 Window Glass. Together with a general assortment of Groceries and Pittsburgh manufactures—for sate by apSO JOHN MOORHEAD.*--? Wood at. PIG IKON —3UO tons Mercer Co. ! ’ 30 do “BeuDing ton” Cofee. For sale by JOHN MOOTIIItAIC ap3Q fe~ Wood street. BLOOMS— 25 tons Juniata Forge; 20 “ Malinda “ 60 “ E. B. Isett’s best JnniaU; for ea’e by ap2o JOHN MOORHEAD, 27 Wood ft. Bedford mineral water—2o hair barrels of this celebrated Water just received fr*«h frrrn the Springs. For sale by JOHN MOORHEAD, op2o • 27 Wood street. May magazines and new ruuks ju*t Peterson’s Magazine, for May. New York Journal, do Ballou's Magazine, do No. 5 Harper’s Story Book. Ellen Mortimer, or the Beautiful Creole of Cuba. Temptation, or Unknown Heiress; by J. F. Smith. Grace Lee; by Julia Kavanngh. For rale at Hio Cheap Book Store of W. A. OILDENFENNEY A CO., ap2o Fifth ft., opposite the Theatre. 1 * Sash faoiuky For sale, now iu n.e cpcrut>otJ, uml doing a good business—a Three Story House, 60 by 32 f et—all the tools, machinery, Ac., needed for Ilia busi ness—water power Lot 75 feet front on the canal by 65 deep. The above property is situate in New Brighton, Pa., and will bo sold on f«iir terms. A business of from $2,500 to $3,000 per year can be done. For further particulars, apply to S. CUTHBRRT A SON, opgQ 140 Third street |_>Al’.LOR PAPERS, of bjauutui designs, in velvet, gold fT velvet, and wbito and blu* satin damask imitations, for sale by . WALTER P. MARSHALL, ttp?o 85 Wojd street. UALL PAPERS, of architectural deslgnß; also, plain and extension -Hall Psp?rs, in a variety of colors; For sale by WALTER P. MARSHALL, »P*Q 85 Wood street. OAK AND MARBLE PAPERS, with Moulding, for Dining Rooms, IfalD, Offices, Ac; for sale by WALTER P. MARSHALL. r|Vjß4Ctio—ls X Bale by (ap^ Stocks for ‘ " 30 Shores North Ame'iean Mining Co. 35 do Cituetts' Deposit Bank. * 20 do Fccryeville ami Zelitnople Plank Road. 20 do l'i.t6burgh Lifo, tiro and Mnrmelns.t 3m*y. ~, WILKINS 4 CO., a/.i-uw No. 71 Fourth at. BONNETS, BONNETS.—A. A. MASON 4 CO. have re ceived another large supply of Spring Bonnets, cotH fiiating of English Straw, Split and Satin Straw, Pedal Braid, Italian Fancy Lace, and Neapolitan, 4c. A large lot of Miwes’ Fiats of every style;- also, Straw Trimmings, Flowers, Gimps, Buttons, 4c., 4c. ap2o PARASOLS —A. A. aiASuN 4 CO. are opening 5 cases of Parasol?, of very elegant styles and colors. EtF" 25 Filth street. anJO Grand and Serpentine Pianos, MADE B 7 NUNNS & CLARK, NEW YORK HKLEEER has just received invoices of a choice lot of • NUNNS 4 CLARKS’3 SUPERIOR ' PlANo3,and among others, of a Sirin'' Fall Grand Plauo, nTo'ff-ffn • Full size, 7 OclavesM “Hu • This “ GRAND” is gotten up in a stylo of costly elegance unequalled by anything ever brought to the Western coun try, with carved truss leg3of solid Rosewood, panel work-all around, with superbly carved ornaments, desks and light slides of fretwork; lyre elaborately and tastefully carved, - etc., etc. ■ AIso— FULL SERPENTINE PIANOS; “ SEMI .<• “ « LOUIS XlVth « “ round Corners, plain. *-* “ SQUARE « « „ , H. ELEBER, Sole Agent in this city for Nunns A Clark’s-Piano?, ___ t , . No. 101 Third street. notice mil be siren of the arrival of thrabove rplB IRON CITY C UAiniEBCUL CULLKUE, CHARTERED APRIL, lSbo. . BOARD OP TRUSTEES—His Excellency, Got. Jamca Pollock; lion. Wm. Bigler, Ex-Governor; CoJ. Wilson M’Candless, Col. Wm. Hopkins, Copt. D. Campbell, N -P Fetterman, Esq., Hon. Itobt. M. Riddle, Hon. J. E. Brady! 11. A. Pryor, Esq., B. L. Fahnestock, Esq., Ed. Campbell! Esq., Alex. Bradley, Esq. - / Factjltx*— MlLLAß A BRO., Principals and Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship, I. J. HITCHCOCK, (author of Hitchcock’s System of Bookkeeping,) Principal of the Bookkeeping Department, and Lecturer on all important business transactions. JOHN FLEMING, (author ofFleming’s new and improved system of Book-keeping,) will deliver weekly Lectures on the Science of Accounts. JAMES H. HOPKINS, member of tho Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on Commercial Law. Tho Principals have secured the services of Mr. L. J. COOK, who will give instruction In Mathematics, Encineer ing, Ac. New Students received daily. At this Institution every facility is offered for the speedy attainment of beanty and rapidity in Penmanship, experience In Arithmetic, and su perior skill in Book-Keeping. Time unlimited. Success guaranteed. . College open from 8 A. M. till 10 P. M. ap!B -CHAS. A ITT ALL. THOMAS SMITH (late of Jaynes* Pekin Tea Store) respectfully Informs his frienda and the public that he is now located at the NEW TEA STORE, ®| 112 EiirrnpiixD street, opposite toe PoSt Dppice, Where he offers for sale as nic* and os well an assorted stock of TEAS as can be found in the city. Also. RIO titul JAVA COFFEE, LOVKRINQ'S and ST. LOUIS REFTVvn SUGARS—aII purchased for cash, and will be sold at a small advance, either by wholesale or retail. ap!8:lm A NE JL N w E^t? HKS HKNTz-Robert Griw a Seqiiel to • Linda,or the Young Pilot of the Bela °T, k V u - ,". “ m \ Lce n ' n ' 2 - Wte 60 rent,. b? “ lh ° r of " 0«y,» The Bummer laud—a Southern Store. Prim Grace Lee; by Julia Kavanagh. Prfw 75 «“« “ 1 The Country Neighborhood; by Miss R a Dunnv r./\« The Rag-Bag; by N. P. 25 .* UP The Slave of the Lamp; by North, fil Kate Ayleaford; by Peterson. $l, * * * 'V, 8 ;— Subscriptions received for all tho Weefclv end Monthly Publicatlone published, at publlfhera’ fcwoat «• miner * co, .. l . . h.o« 32 Smlthfiul'i street. ’ Wholesale dry-uouds.—a. a. mason 4 00. 1 , T 0 ® ow hand one of the most extensive and complete stocks of Dry Goods in the country, to which they iDTiwtha inspection of Merchants, assuring them that with their facilities they can offer equal, if not superior, induce ments to Eastern houses. SILK BONNETS manufactured to order; a large stock always on hand. Also, MANTILLAS, of their own make. Orders solicited. AS*- 25 Fifth street. apIS A GOOD HOME IN THE WEST IS VERY DESIRABLE, and-so is a GOOD RIFLE. You can procure a first rate article in the Gnu and Pistol line, very cheap, at the ENTERPRISE GUN WORKS. ap!B BOWN A TETLEY. SECOND SUPPLY OP SUMMER DRY GOODS-On Mon* day, April 16th, we commenced receiving our second supply of PANOY DRY GOODS, comprising some of the best styles and choicest fabrics that have "been brought to the city this season. We Jure also received Mime' new' Trench Style "PARASOLS, entirely different from .those of last sB»son, to which we respectfully invite the attention of the ladies. [*pW3 HAGAN■#AHL, 9l Market street. . 47' ■/ ••**.■••:• V' , T"'-’ '•/"- DIED: * JOHN.II. McELHINNY, FRESH KISH. ?3 G Twist Tobacco receiving find for *>2o] ATWELL, I/EE k CO. SPRING CLABSBB A CARD, . vV* - v ' •' " • ‘ s ' s -» 7** „> Iv. 1 v. V." - • «->. N & AMUSEMENTS. pimaiillGH TIIKATIIK- Vtiis iTrtattr'. «i JOSEPH 0. FOST.BJVLwj'o and Manager. J ' r ; Boxes and PaTfi>mte,..U&r. Lptfystto Boxes, larff<y...«.»B.oo \ Second Tier......,25c. j private lioxeg,nn l l).. ....$5,00 T Boxesfor colored peKon3, r ......„r., 4i 25 cents. f .o®-Certificate, vecurihgatit*, oenti extra. , f jJ®»GRANp COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO 0. W. * COULDOCK, the great Trag tlian.'who will appear, by ex*r press desire, in h«s great ehnmter.rof LUKE FIELDING:; and PJjTRUOIIIO. Jtemember, it is the last oppearsfnee' but one cf the great Tragedian. r : FRIDAY EVENING, April 20th, lSss,rm be acted 1 T?iie Willow Copse— Luke Fietdire, MrC.uWcck;i Sir lilchsrd Vangnan, Mr.Drtbois; Mr.jor Vanguard*' £lc Ballayj-Dicit.iJttlks, Jrtr Mcßride; Koro FieldlntfJ' Miea A.Ebeile; Meg,3lr-» Feaisr. j■’ • ''Tn _ c6ncludo'rrl»h r «■' Katherine .and Petruchio - Petruchio,. Mr . Couldock; Gromio. Mr. {Hanford: .Katherine, Miss Aj, • ' Eterle. ■: /■ • : \ To-mnrrow, Saturday. a.GREAT BILLI • $ .In rehearsal,a inew Drama mtitled GRACE HUNTLEY.' CIRCUS. JAMES TaYLOR’S p PENNS TLViiXIA' CIRCUS j A | ls wmU‘^ R '— Proprietor. i J. f. \>UHis ..iqUc-stnnD Slannfjer. ‘ - WILL P£poUM : IS.TnI3-om*, MAT 1,0, 3,4 ft Jnfrontorthe Atoarjeaaliotu], t'onnstnet. ? _ _ tOTTXBSAL SATIS/ACllflj GU^RANTCED. The Manager does cot diem it to search the vocabularies of Ancient Qre*ceand Rome 10 obtain a bin!: sounding name for lm eslafc h.lnner.t,*lmt leaves it with discriminating public to jodiw betm-tn real merit and th' ; display of a dictionary of the dead language*-? TJie Great Pennsylvania Circus -T Is the most complete that cvSr appeared In this co-,ntH; . The MustolDepartmcnt wlllicdippe any organization the kind in the Union, being COIIELLr.S FAMOUS AHKt v ICAN CORNET AND QUADIULLtf BAJiDI i .KaT'.Admlssiori tivehty-fiYC cents. ; - performance commences ot 3 o’clock—eve;' ihfj performance at 7 o'clock apl7:tcl JOHN W. IFCAETHYTI SSill J&osler finilJDistribulor, fiß-Wlix attend to the Postingjiiod Piatrlbnling of & klndsof • ? BUX3. POli- cosoiiws,:XKCrnmßS, EXHIBITIONS, * Allcbmtnanicatjoncf-einier byninH, telegraph, or olhtv wise—directed to. the oSlco of the Morning l'oet, ivill i ceircprompt attention.V;~‘ n p7; Notice to Stockholders. - AGREEABLY to a RfsUoUon of tho 01)0 FELLOW? HALL of t]i« City ©f Pittsburgh passed at a meeting licld at the Office; on -Monday, April [,< 1855, the Subscribers,to tbo Capital. Stock are hereby no ‘ fied that FIVE PEU CENT; (btiT)g the Tenth Instalmei 1 will be due and payable oft-tbo SEVENTH DAY OF M/- : next, pnd Five percent oh the 19thof Juno, and Ten r cetit.on the 13:E of July next. ' > y api7:d3t_ • JOHN. P« HENDERSON, » Notice* THE PARTNERSHIP herofofure existing between Hen" . 8. King hdcT John Moorhead, nnder the firm of KII-' - A MOOiIfIKAP, is this day by. mutual conFeir" John Moorhead, haring purchased the interest of Jobtf« duly.auttDmad to settle up nil of the buslnes.4 - the latufina. . - . JIKXU.Y fi. KING, JUHN' MOORILEAE; £itt iburgh, April lGtli, 1555. _ tfS-The undersigned wRI continue tbo GROCERY AS COUMISsION.RtJSINESSi attbo stan<l formerly occupy by King & Mooibead, No. 27.Wood.street. ap»7 ___ ' ~ - JOHN MOPRTIEAIV RNIO/ &f “ ' ARNICA PLASCMtS—I have received a-large" Jot”' ihtfO celebrate! Plastetsp.for pains or the" ride, back'or. limbs. Also.a sapply cf Needier’ C* pound Hemlock'Plasters; aijd ;a>orioty of other. Mil These.having to esc Plasters win always procure the in the city of JOSEPH FLEMING, '» apl« ------corner of-Market street aDd the Diamond MAIU 1 lmT« ;refcivt(l a largo a^ortmebj Hair Dyes; fctrong which nre router*, Batchrli Cristscloro’s, HarrfeonV, and AJexnri'Jei'a Trieobopho. ‘y sons wanting.a good can always can-procuroit of.- JOSEBH FLEMING, , . ;’;*p37 ccrndr ttf.MftTfcat fetrget and the Diamon' EUNCZ SUAi’S—-I have this day opened a JargiTos.'- JC meat of.tbeime*t f , iui{;y Soapsia use ;• coinlstiniV part of Low’d'genuine JXr6>-a Winder, Cleaver's UoS Bizfn’s Almond and Edmllienr, WrightV Mu'**, Itoser chouly, Yertena, Almond, Sweat Briar. Geranium, Ac <•* . • JOSEPH PIESJING, "1 comer of Market street and ihe Diamond 1 hUE LlCIi WATEItr-15 bble of thL* celebrated Min-" i Water; received this day, p«r steamer Empire Cit\ J ' i . JOSEPH FIRMING, . PU. . corner cf Market street; and tho B.timonX CUNuKbSd \Y ATKK—4 cross (tr'r pJuts and quorta-> ceived direct'ftvm'the by. .lOSBfll FILMING, apu corner of Market street Bpg the Diamot|'. USH—2OO bbte Ro C Urg.) Mackerel; : luf) •* Herring, dry salt and pickled : 2001ia.’f bbli Trout'; . 23 u •. Salmon; 20 . « • Pickerel; - 5 40.bbls Trout; fjr'aulo by lIKNTiT U. COLLI> GLOViSHiKISXJ I'A bbisinliae CfovHjvoe-j.fore.HlK b\- a P*~ - :■ ■. : ■ ■ • . JLENRY U. COlLl>\ iltlED FitUIT— IUU bug DritM $ 100 “ u Ajpics; for Bale by .•;» iOTASH—IO c&s Pausb, for frJo by •- '• - • V . HEtfKT IL COLLI?* SBEO POTATu—2O bills Seed (Neshunnoefc) •foTMleby-" • JAMES.W’LAUOHWN, ■ apl7 • fnracr of First nhd FrolflUlflld Ftr«*;. COTTAGE U litjb ACADKAI A Classical and Collegiate Boarding Echor FOR YOUls'Q GESTLEMEX. % THE' ELEVENTH SESSION OF T£ilS *■ will commence c:n TuEiDAT T lf»t'of May. T Tills School is located the pleasant, healthful an mantic village of Turtle Creak, distant t* elre miles * ‘ Pittsburgh, and is cf easy o:ce3iy several times a dat RNilro&d. . . . , The Academic Edifieo festensirely known as jjrc Exchange) is a large, airy, cad commodious huill' •> three stories above Uie basementyuomberia'* voniv t? ’ nnd is most, admirably imd conveniently arranffei' BoardingEchooL * * B J . 'l' thoScU)Mi afford ample r - •for the healthy exercise of til/pupil?]. Y The plan or tho Acad'my Is comprehensive nnd thor" • ' ernbracipg a liberal .course; of instruction in Classid Scientific - Learning—tho Modern Languages—nnd tfcf - " nou-branches of an elementftryiEirglishKJncatlon i- • branch basils appropriate instructor— th>*mr of Teachm being in. the proportion-Vf one f r d l eeho.ars;- and none bnt the most competent, fnithfm experienced Teachers ere employed iti *tho several meats.'- >“•? • Those who have children to idocate, nro invited b ' and eruminc the arrangements made far the accommetf • of scholars. L. CATOJf, X’tlueii Bcrmscn may bamada: to theTollotrioK c-ntleri prosenrt and firmer pntiohpff the School: * Hnn. Wm Whitins; J. W. Duncan, Jin; lli-.u. AiW - . loomis; ■:■■■■•- A; Bradby, I'm: : - linn JiPwMcOlintneir • Hetify Bambert. Efn •! Hem J. B Qjthrtc; Major'll. l) iy , U. S. A ; S r A?'- , '^v S •' George : Arthnrs, Esq* 1 T.Ohter.int; .. . .Bill At Smith, Eh,?’.'.. 9- MMsaars Eeii ; - Jecesflohoonmskef,' ~" h ;l e ’, h ?’ „ B. Wiglitman, Em.-, ; J.C Caldwll, ; ■: '“'■ C Bfq-i I I).iy 7 5nil(r, J.IJ, B Watson, Era; 5 ■ . *M»bJBllwyJ5OT> 1 Turtle CruX.-,A(lisi7tai!/,Cb., iif ,-ApriUO, ISJ3. ; - ; aS-ClKolM" cun be had. at J; 0; Hello*, or Bl Morgan’s Boohstores, Pittsburgh; or apply to the is pal, at Tnrtle Creeh.,, . , apical ptm-', UiasolttUeu of PartnerahhJn THE R.rt'.eßhlp o f J . Y, COLXTNS i" i a IJiTCi i in the establishment of the w McKeesport Btavi' has been dissolved to-day by mutual content. Outstni aMoonts to be pald toj. B. Mitohel, .mder whose mu “ McKeesport Standard ’’ wilt be continued. , ''' J. V. COLLIR McKeesport; April U ' MITCU i P.EEIN TEA - STOltp ii '••• Ao * 38 **« *f On Exchange 2) _ OBBBN AND BLACK 1 TEAS. * ; RECEIVING, 231 chests, romprising the dlfl 5n v /» £? ' with great care, and: direet from the Importers—which will boi ..Wholesaler andßotdl,at jho lowest prices. f " plli - ■■■■'. ■- •.■■■■■■ y' . •>:. S. JATNi -r .1, ship-noticed i I ™;,Ji. tblg ua >' tifsccklf.l with no, my nephew ’ “CKiIAIIT, 'under f i J AMha McCUH,Y. 4 CQ„ who will continue the V G ,r t . <! ;T“ ni l General Proilueo Uminees, 08 heretofore.! Pittsburgh, Arril JAMS.’ ' \Y..-- ii ii'cvhvt. VU. Pr.Ew:.li.Vi:.;....cnAa. toes: ' JAS» MoCULLY fc CO.. GROCERS AND .FLOOR MERCHANT ' . 'AND DEALERS IS SAJ.T, SEEDS, JND PEODVCJE GEXE HA M 05.173 aid lJtWoodst., »pi0:1 w« ■ .. - PiTTaraßon, Vers: IT'SIBKUIUIitIEO OUKTjTISa. : r-Jl: X. JIMON ~Z ji have jostTecpircj 300 pieces Very handsome stv; ambrriJered UaMio sad Laeo Drapery.' - gj HOSUSKY AKD Gi.OYJiS.--A, A- JIA?ON A CO i received another larfco'n'sortnioot of FamtO siery; Kid,MlfcatilT-lfle(JiC7L's;'Silt : and Mohair ’ • STUFFS, CIQ.CKS, fie.,iu?tOponlos by ’ v " plc -' a: A-'.>'ABon ’c()..2s Fifth; TO* ON ' HV botb, ifjr.u haS -« having on introduction t>> Tounolf. C<V <6 FOURTH Ptreot,the.public. So- style Drift' quality of PrOTURKS - ■ -■ ' • >je » pna i a THE ADAMS EXPSeeTs" 7 COMPA.' A JOIST SIOCK ASSOCIATION. I Organised July .1, 1854 ,‘ undtr. UicrUics of A™ J Capital lu 13,000 Share*! GSSTOCKIIOLDERX imuriDUALLY LUBht Freiidcnt—Q EOIIOE W. CASS, of Pittsburgh. - . ' aiSAorus: • ’ ” c ®- w. Caps, Pittsburgh'.- -B. M. Shoemaker, Halil.) Fi. S. Sanford, Philadelphia, JchhPOiiXiTingftnn, N. i W. H. iJonfmord.KewTotk/ 0. Spooner, Bridgeport i> A-Adami?, lioMon:' , 3t B. Kinsley, Fall Hirer^ J.M. Thompson, Springfield, idas?.- AQ-Orncz, No.- Cl Focbth stsict. . ; opl4*' Special Bulletins ■* rpO TDK LADIEa AND.THU PUBLICGENEBAI V x W. E.:£CIIMERT£be£* leave to announce to h? merous fricaOstbct he Lasjusi returned f<vin the Hat cities,and Is nowopening,at hisweil known fh-aA fashionable Boot and Shoo Storcj No. 107 Markat str% splendid stock or NEW ..GOODS*. Ilia customers will.; -tbe largest and teat selected arsortineot of articles li ' line of business that he baa ever batiiba pleasure of t> in-” to tho public. v. ; rf The attention of th» Ladies is partienlaly Invited to * fine fashionable “FRENCH hUPPEUS.”- i As he is deslroua of muinlaiula* the farmer well-ei reputation of his Store for accommodalinn sutisfactwn locdl r he fH.ds .free to assure tho*e who m» :; fit to call and '-examine bis stock, that, the uv i-iiicrl suit the times, and the nualities andk-louhite not fail to satisfy the mostiaitiUious tastes 3 "H apU;3m] RrspectfuHv. W. EJ Sf!TTvrn> .notice*. - - TUB nnderaipmi bating been appointed Adminw'S ■Of tho Estate of JOU.N. J. KotMEav i^ 0 m C f°S;?j- , tovnthip, Allegheny county, Ccc'd, hereby gin no & a persona Indebted to salil .Estate to'tnaho - ■ all persons haring da ob against BaU.Es'talo lo i"r them, property authemleat&J/XOr settktoeut io imr • BUTLER, - at liia 'Wareho.naej No:R7 Traat*fiirci.°. V.. SARAH T. KOKQPN 30UN.W..m!TJ.HU. ■ Jdminiiiro* Summtr 'ieriu 0L ™ Ohnich, between the home of 9nn4 '. f ” p°\ c j ■’V’' -V %f ,T..-fe TAYLOR. Agent.
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