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of government is simply rascally, ana will lead
to more corruption, bribery, and fraud in legis-
M lation, than all othor caueee'at present existing.
v- ,r v A,*' *’ * «■.’'“*• • 1 One thine more : The legislature ehonlu meet
*v i r i*4 m „
W-J^ y r a again, to the form of a convention, on the first
-?>-“•Taeeday of October, to electa U. S. Senator.
'i' Ae m ■ It would only coot eome $30,000. Bat it would
v"• --b?;'rs4^vs* r '* : * not do to delay the matter longer. One week
“!•’» t&'trf later then that date the Senator question would
be in the bands of a new legislature. That
! ■ V -<V V\\ would Dot do.
'■~SL" .:.-i-',.jF'-' ' - '-’*•» -‘4 That removal of the scat of government has
f~* aj- .• , • i.- J „ I. .. i.• i**r . f <f f{7
;>V h''-'-V' v " 'v i"' ''’Z * pnt ns in wonderfal hamor this moroing. The
•' v> '-legislature has passed some good acta this sea
;;.s~v,'_j '■ '. sion; and some that are only “from fair tomid
■ Idling ;” end some that are bad enough ; but wo
•'v'vl. ’ - ‘“ ' ,■‘'F'Frij. •’. tremble for the winding up. Bills go through
I'f?J ~ c-« "<■• -Xy7s awful fast in the closing days of a session.
;Ll7y-; ; ’’I*, y... There are now statute laws enough iu this State
to govern all the nations of the world, “and the
' rest of mankind” besides; and wo don’t bo
liOTff there are ton lawyers in tho Stnto that
j.■’l*"*', ‘‘ ’ V ' r ,'%■■•, ‘have read half of them. That’s not libelous.
f ■'.'■'-'.'4; ' • ■ r How many of these laws are repealed by impli
;.“- Jv -'“r - cation or otherwise, and how many aro still in
s. .* “> ..-y •i-'t! force, nobody knows, or over will know. We
- 't -v. V are a thoroughly governed people, and pay band-
J?Fi<|e^^oi!s..jv..r. n, ' -“.“I somely for tho blessing. Yot the conservative
vf, 1 spirit, intelligence, good sense and general in
"> - dnstry of the people do a thousand-fold more
. r £ ' *-',S , for the] good order and general prosperity of
r , ff ;S 'ioC“'-.s4s'v|“ ! ''Li/ ?-■** the State than all tho laws.
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't r 'i.*• 1 " : 1 / derful things that the legislature may do yet we
’/cy' *'' ‘ '*■t'Z,*'* forgot to mention the Chain Gang bill. As an
’’ :i:V 'r> u / argument for its speedy pnssage wo present the
-a • f --y -F, ',,’ ' following opinion of the Cincinnati Police Court.
' 4 - A young man named James Doyles had been ar
\- • . - ~ rested for stealing ten dollars from a coifeo
/nV-' I ' ' .*Vj' housekeeper. Ho admitted the offence, bnt
r^£,^c'xSjcs *4 \ 1 ; fi? ; plead for mercy, as he had no work, and was
■’.'F- :- f i-l __ out of money. Tho Cincinnati Commercial says:
- ■ “The Court remarked that be disliked very
■??!*£; '-v.'AV-r-*%: muoh to send so young a man to the Chain
' \*V‘ ‘■ t -.' Gang, and, that, too, for a first offence ;ly so
V- doing t he would have to associate with rogues and
l.'j * + ,,: ii >■•' y '-7. thieves of' the lowest and vilest character, and
s ,V ,- 7 v,ould be utUrl y al>d lolall y U,L -Ue had no doubt
V ; ; '-i d but that tho Chain Gang had been instituted for
i f 4 x~ss J r x r r '<t •, j the purpose of doiDg good, bnt in the opinion of
yahi-i'>rV“i i -';V r 4.-- i „ , O'-, the Court, it had an opposite effect; that to send
■ ’ Vrft/j ’j’ l ! V't'C?him there would be to confine him toaliving tomb
•' • 0~“ y~*.. ‘ . ~. 1 ,with associates of the blackest character. He
" 1 ~>V’,vjf{' should, therefore, discharge him on payment of
$ V v ’ ” T- V’ y.-rxf’ 009(8 of prosecution.”
-, 1 v ( v With that practical and unanswerable argn
: >r 1 *’ r , ;V- ment before tho members wo presumo the bill
.--““ ■V.-. rci: tf.'\ will pass at once.
• a^Bat the removal of the scat of government is
the great question. Philadelphia» a pleasanter
• > ’ fl it winter residence than Harrisburg. Mr. Joseph
; Hiss would prefer it; and it is said the liquor is
better. Perhaps after all it is only intended to
»• '; •• ;'f ■■ .'.i'« ! «»: soare the Harrisburg hotel keepers, and make
•rs»; : ::t.^Vr.' s ?-FvWi«i':*c4rV them feed better, and liquor free.
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US' Htt New York Herald thinks the'Ecow
; >y - • : y •.; ''.’yf' '•/.••.• V-X' .'/• ;F ; “v Kothings north and tho Know Nothings south
-l- if not act together in the Presidential eleotion
yyi-F': 4^1858.
• _■ i-“.l y i* i Law’s Delay.—On Wednesday, a curious
iJ’.'•« u happened in the Supremo. Court, in
•rip ton. Judge Shaw was on tho bench, and at
r ' '■ commencement of tho deoket, number one
*' the first called, bnt it apponred that it was
's■- Z&git ready for trial. Upon this the judge arose
. stated that ho himself, as counsel, had en
j. that suit long before ho became a judge.
.. •>ic«rsSsSv§le has been on the beooh more than twenty
years.
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ICIAL PAPER OF THE OITT-
pittsbubch-
FRIDAY MORNING:
Reading MaU« will be found on
each Page of till* Pnper.
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, ac%ll are tbo Agents for the Pittsburgh Daily and Weekly
i4t and aie authorised to re.-eiyo AnvEEIISEjresTJ and
euasoaimons for ns at the same rates as required at this
oQce Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their
oScea are at N«f Yobk, 122 Nassau stezst,
Boston, 10 State street.
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MORNING POST JOB OFFICE. '
Wp would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we have juat received
rom Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, »nd
are now prepared to fill orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill
H iadfl, Paper Boohs, Posters, and Programmes for exhihl
tima. All orders will be promptly filled-
the news,
Postmaster Kendall, of New Orleans, has been
arrested on the ohargo of purloining from n let
ter the eom of six hundred dollars.
The Hon. Sidney Broose, long one of the
Judges of tho Circuit and Supreme Courts of
Illinois, and subsequently Senator in Congress,
is n candidate for Judge of the Circuit Court of
the Second Judicial Circuit of that State.
The State Department, in reply to tho Rus
sian Minister, has decided that American ves
sels sold to aliens, and then repurchased by
American citizens, oannot rcceivo register as
vessels of the United States.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
haß just put in operation anew time table, by
which the trip is made from the Monumental
City to Cincinnati in twenty-six hours. This
is one hour sooner than tho lima between Phila
delphia and Cincinnati by the Pennsylvania Cen
tral and Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Tho Great Provincial Council of the Roman
Catholic Church will commence in Baltimore on
the Cth of May and continue until the 13th. Tho
Archbishop of Baltimore will preside. Thero
will be an attendance of bishops from Pittsburgh,
Richmond, Wheeling, Erie and Philadelphia—
the Sees of Savannah and Charleston being va
cant by death. This is the first Provincial Coun
cil since the division* of tho United States into
several archbishoprics.
EXPLOITS AT HARRISBURG,
By the telegraph news published yesterday It
wjib seen that the House had passed a bill by
quite a la?ge majority providing for the removal
of the State capital to Philadelphia. It will
probably cost the State three million dollars to
boild tho necessary publio buildings there.
Then it is proposed to provide for the appoint*
ment or an losf ector of guano at Philadelphia,
and allow him one dollar j>cr ton as fee for in’
spcctioo. A 9 there are are about 20,000 tons
imported yearly Jibe inspector’s Salary will
amount to $20,000 ; which will bo a direct tax
on the farmers who have a disposition to improve
their farmß by the use of this imported ma-
nure.
It is next proposed to raise the salaries of all
the judges. Wo have no’particular objection
to that. The Slate is rich. Who cares for
debt ?
Know Nothing rule in Philadelphia, the Ltd • j
gir says, has increased the indebtedness of that
city a million and a half of dollars within a
year. How much will the same rule increase
the debt of the State ? When thall we have a re
form party T
The repeal of the tonnage tax on the Centra
road will roqnire an immediate reduction of cat a*
tolls to an equal amount, and the revenues of
the State will thus be reduced fully two hundred
thousand dollars a year. Who cares? We are
all rich, and all Americans, and wo love to be
taxed. Repeal the tax; raise the salaries;
give the guano inspector $20,000 a year; remove
the capital aud commence the new baildings ;
give-away the publio works ; tax the churches;
liok the Irish and Dutch, and burn the catholics ;
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Mrs. Billy Patterson.
Strange aa it may appear, it is nevertheless
true that Mrs, Matilda Patterson—Mr. Joseph
Hiss’ friend— is :the wife of Win. Patterson. In
reference to a suggestion of the Providence Jour
nal that there is no such person, the Boston Tran •
tcript says:
: ,Gur Rhode Island friend may be assnrod that
Mrs. Patterson is well'fcnown in Boston, and
this fac* has added not a littlo to the excitement
about the Nunnery Committee. The Navy Agent
at this port received a letter by the last Califor- |
nia mail from her husband, who is a musician in
the naval service of the United States, and is
now attached to the U. 8. ship Susquehanna.
We have seen this letter. Mr. Patterson states
therein that he made an allotment of five dollars
a month to bis wife, but aB she has not written
him for tho past ten months, he supposes Bbe
has not drawn the money, and requosts that it
be remitted. But tho money has been drawn.
Strange as it may appear, the man’s name is
“ William Pattorßon.” He was at one time a
member of the orchestra in one of the theatres
hero.
APRIL 27.
This question being settled the next one tb&t
arises is, is ‘Mrs. P. the person who “struck
Billy Patterson ? ,T The decided manner in which
she “ struck” Joseph flisß would lead us to sup
pose sho was the individual. If the investigations
of the Nunnery Committee should lead to the
detection of the person who oommitted that ag
gravated breach of the peaoo, their labors will
not have been altogether fruitless.
Allotment of Work on ll*e Counellsvllle
Tho following is the allotment of work on the
Firßt Division of the “ Pittsburgh and Connells
ville Railroad” between Turtle Creek and West
Newton, whlob was made lo9t evening:
Section 11—Reserved for the present.
«• li—Alfred nnd Moses Corny,
u 13 —A. and JBm a s C. Corey.
“ 14—Patrick Feolon.
“ 15—Bernard and Michael Rufferiy.
“ 10—Lonergan A Co.
“ 17—Patrick F. Ilowley.
« 18—M’Cnbe A Toner.
“ 19—Do Do.
“ 20—William P. Sterrvti.
u 21—TrRvera, Nlgbtwine A Co.
“ 22—dob. Q. Paller&on. Espy A 00.
“ 23—John M’Fadden A Son.
“ 21—Patrick Fen'on.
25—M’Grann A Fitzpatrick.
«« 26 —John M'Fadden A S. n.
*« v7—Patrick Maker.
« 28—A. A. Johnston. M’ParlanJ A Paioter.
“ 29 Do Do Do.
“ —M’Union A Fitzpatrick.
“ 31—ChmUan Snyder.
“ 32—Do.
More than he Babo.used fob. —They bate
a Police Investigation Committee in New York—
that is, a committee of Councils who are trying
to find out the nationalities of the policemen.
A good many irrelevant questions ore asked,
which are occasionally returned with interest.
On Tuesday, Wm Mackellar, clerk in the chief’s
office, w&8 put upon the stand, when Alderman
Jobu H. Briggs proceeded to oatechise him :
Alderman Briggs—What is your native coun
try ?
Witness—The United States, Sir.
Alderman Briggs—Where was you born ?
Witness—l was born in Cliff street, in the city
of New York, between John and Fulton streots,
or between Fulton and Beckman streets. I am not
sure which ; it was on tbo right hand side, at
least so my mother told me.
Alderman Bnggs—Bid you ever get the infor
mation from your father ?
Witness —I do not recollect. Father was not
very communicative about such matters, but
mother was.
Alderman Briggs (submissively)—Was you
over confined in any prison ?
Witness (emphatically) —Ao, Sir t nor was I
ever arrested
Alderman Briggs—Then you have been very
fortunate.
Witness —1 never committed a crime in my
life. I never seduced a girl, uor broke up a
familv, nor injured a woman.
Alderman Bnggs—On, you are an uncommon
young man.
Witness—Yes. Sir, and I am ready to meet
you on that any time.
Alderman Briggs—Why, you appear to be a
Know Nothing. l>o you belong to that society?
Witness—No, Bir.
AlJerman Briggs—Well, we’ll call you again
some other day.
The witness then withdrew.
The Kxploslou of the Propeller Oregou
It appears, was caused by the lowness of Ibe
trader iu the boilers, and not from defective flues,
as stated in our despatches. Geo. Eice, the se
cond mate, (according to the Cleveland Herald)
Bays the immediate oauso of the explosion teas
the foaming of tbo water, which deceived the
engineer as to the quantity. Tho mate of the
Flying Cloud, who wss Btanding by Chapman,
the engineer, a few momenta before the accident,
said to him : “ Tho water is low, and you will
blow us op." Chapman replied, “ Oh, no ; you
oan’t blow her up.” Tho mate replied: ‘‘l
would give all my old clothes if I was ashoro,"
and immediately loft tho engineer for tho upper
deck, and when about half way forward the ex
plosion took place, and Chapman was instantly
killed. The statement of Chapman, that the
boat could not be blown up, is understood not to
have been a piece of recklessness, but to have
been founded on his knowledge of the thorough
manner in which the boilers had been tested and
examined by himself and the boiler inspector.
Tho last order of the captain to the engineer
was to have everything right about tho boilers,
regardless of expense. Chapman was a first
class engineer, commanded tho highest wages,
and was engaged with the express view of hav
ing the boat iu competent hands. The surviving
offioers are sure that it was the foaming of the
water that caused the accident. The number of
liveß lost was ten.
Putnam’s Mosthlt, for May, oontains one
of tho severest articles against the K. N.’s we
have yet read. It reviews their policy and de
clared principles with a good deal of ability, and
denounces them in unsparing terms. That
journal takes the liberty of teing on both sides
of Borne questions, and it is but a short time
since it contained an article somewhat in favor
of the new party ; but it has taken a deoided
stand now against it, and speaks as though it had
" enlisted for the war.” It is urgent for politi
cal reform, but thinks that the K. N.'s give no
promise of useful reforms in political affairs.
For 8010 by Gildenfonney & Co., Fifth etreeli
opposite tho Theatro, and by H. Miner & Co.,
32 Bmithfie!d street.
Tub Spectatob.—lt will be seen by an adver
tisement in another column that n newspaper is
to be started in Washington eity, by A. F. Har
vey & Co., on or about the Ist of Juno. Mr.
Harvey is an experienced and ablo writer, and
will be assisted by others who aro well qualified
to make an interesting and valuable newspaper.
It is to be independent in polities ; and a weekly
papor in quarto form.
Toe Missotini Manifesto.—-Wo publish this
morning a telegraphio despatch from St. Louis,
giving an account of a high-handed act of the
pipe-laying Missourians. They have, it seems,
published a manifesto declaring Gov. Roeder un
fit for his office, because ho refuses to sanction
their illegal proceedings; and they have even
determined on tho selection of his successor 1
President Pieros oan find no better occupation
for the new regiments than employing them in
enforcing tho law in Kansas against these turbu
lent ruffians. That ho will sustain Gov. Reeder
wo have as little doubt as that tho latter gentle
man has acted justly and in perfeot good faith
to both parties.
Boston, April 26—The Africa mado the run
from Halifax in 31 hours. Tho papers contain
but little additional news.
A despatch from Dover, dated the 13th, etates
that the Neptune, 120 guns, rear admiral Cooh
ran, with twelve Bail of fleet, was moored at Do
ver Bay, awaiting the arrival of the imperial
visitors from France.
|Cp» There are few things which afford os
greater pleasure than sitting down to write a
notice of the celebrated Hoofland German Bit
ters, because we are Tally conscious we are con
ferring a publio benefit, and our heart tells us
that by our notices many have been induoed to
take those Bitters, and been rescued from death
by dyspepsia, liver complaint, &c , for the oure
of vhicb it is certain. It is prepared and sold
only by C. M. Jackson, at tbe German Medicine
Store, No. 120 Arch street, Philadelphia. See
advertisement,
it 1
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on Labe Erie
Further Foreign News.
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CALIFORNIA. CORRESPONDENCE
San Francisco, March 31, 1855'. |
The creditors ’of Adams & Co. ore.-holding '
meetings, electing assignees and passing resolu
tions, &c , all of whioh amounts to nothing.
The household furniture'and personal property
of tho “resident partner/’ X C. Woods, was
sold at auction on tho 29th, and some two weeks
ainco the signs, counters, &0., of the concern
were sold. Tho furniture brought good prices,
all it was worth! The signs, which cost $2,000,
sold for $25. Mahogany counters that coat *US
per foot sold for $2 per foot. The gold scales
that cost $l,OOO sold for $3OO. Page, Bacon &
Co., resumed on the 29;h. There was no run on
them, and their deposits exceeded the amount
paid out. There never was a business firm in
California or eUewhere that could boast of as
many strong friends a*s Page, Bicon & Co. The
other banks that suspended have not yet re
sutned payment and never will. Robinson &
Co. do not bint at paying anybody. Wright bfiß
made some sort of an arrangement with bis
creditors, which they fondly hope will enable
them to get something— but it is a very “ mixed
oase.”
Meigga, tho great absquatulated, has “turned
up.” Letters have been received from him, da
ted at Talcahuano, in which he denies that be
has been guilty of all tho charges laid at bis
door; he hints that he can make revelations that
will prove he is more sinned against than sio
niog. It is surmised that Mriggs has been
made “ scapegoat” for the deeds of others, nod
it is boldly asserted that there is ten times the
amount of forged warrants in existence that
there was at the time Meiggs left. The threat-
ened expose has created quito a “sensation,” and
it is anticipated that there will bo more sudden
departures in consequence.
Tho arrivals during the past week count up 35
vessels of all classses, among which are the
clippers Spitfire and Don Quixote, from Boston,
(the latter in 108 days;) LeoDore, from Ilong
Kong ; shipe Emma Packer nud Toranto, from
Tahiti, with fruit; schooner 11. Allen, from
Honolulu, and bark NI. Ritterchnft, from Ham
burg. The Spitfire is discharging. The Don
Quixote hauled in yesterday morning, but the
rain has prevented her discharging thus far.
Tho weather during the past fortnight has
been delightful. On Thursday it commenced
raining, and has poured down most industrious
ly uotil this morning, and now looks like clear
ing up. Tho country looks beautifully; tho
grass and crops are fairly jumping out of the
ground—and the whole couutry, for fifty miles or
further, is ono bed of flowers. The atmosphere
is warm and delightful; fires not thought of,
and over coats not to be mentioned. We pity
you Gothamites, who aro now enjoying the
bleak March winds and dust of Broadway. We
would not care to trade climates with you.
In the way of Theatricals wc have had sever
al novelties, among them Miss Daveoport, who
is now playing at the Metropolitan. During her
engagement the usual rnngo of pieces have beon
played, “ Huuchback,” “ Lovr,” “Lady of
Lyons,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “ Adrienue the
Actress,” “ Lady of Lyons,” '* Maid of Marien
dorpt,” “Parthcnio,” “Charlotte Corday,” and
her great show play “Camille.” If Miss Da
venport expected to create a “furore” in San
Francisco, sho has been disappointed. She has
played (with two exceptions) to thin houses, and
on no one occasion has there been a crowd. The
people hero hove bad a surfeit of talent, and
from running ertzy about a second or third rate
actress, have become 100 apatbotio and indiffer
ent, and are going to tho other extreme and be
coming extremely fastidious. Mies D.wenport
is very much liked and thoroughly appreciated,
but sbe does not fill the bouse. She has arrived
at rather an unfortunate time, and will not make
a fortune, ns Kate Hayes has in Australia. Miss
Laura Keene arrived a few days since from Aus
tralia, and is now playing at Sacramento. Sbe
will play an engagement here soon, at tho Amer
ican, it’s said—which theatre, by the way. is
closed. The Italian Opera company advertised
to perform a series of operas, and formed a
partnership joint stock company, comprising
also the Montplaisirs, Mute. Thierry, S'enor*
Bi-ruadilU and Espinosa They brought out
“ Foscari,” played it two nights, then triod “Kr
nani,” and then “dried up” It was no u«-e.
The times wero too hard music had no charm?,
and so we aro to lose them not the times or the
charms, but the opera company and the ballet
company They areall going toSouth America;
and, thank Heaven! Madame Anna Bishop and
“Squaro” Bochsa arc going to Anstralii—nod
have been going for the lust six months. They
give ono more “last farewell” to the public—tin
oratorio, or something of that sort.
Tho colored opera, Bsccus Minstrels, arc ma
king their fortunes ; house crowed every night ;
people want to go where thoy c n laugh und
get rid of the blues, and at lUccub they “cau do
that."
The Kero River excitement has subeiJed in
the mines—proved a taccbu" and not "Vrortb
working. While the fever vras on the coast,
steamers made money carrying passengers to
them, and now mafeiog money bringing them
back ftgaia. “It’s an ill wind that blowo nobody
good."
At Mh residence, in South Pittsburgh. PATRICK WOOD,
aged tn yearn.
Ilifi fuoe»a! will take place tiu* 'u.it - l o'clock. !*. M.
The friends of the family are rr>.{»«’ctfu!!y im iiol to i.itcu i
without further notice.
Yesterday niornln?. at o uYlook, after a linger in* 11;
Mrs. ROBKRT MACKKY. aged bi
U«r funeral will take place from On r> o' her
husband. No 1 IT Fourth *trv«*t, on Feimr. »: -1 oYi> . k. P.
M. The friends of the family »ru rr-j t-etful ly inilled to
attend.
£#> Stocking Factory.— C. DAI.Y’S Stocking
Factory, where everything In math* in th** HOST F-R Y LIN K,
is at tho corner of St. Clair and Penn stref-ts Hf I- ion
tinuoily turning out every variety of Hosiery, well mode
and soluble to the eensou, whinh inny b • always obtained
Wholesale and Retail at bin Store, corner of Market alley
and Fifth streeL Don’t forget the came—C. DALY and
No. 20.
43-The Pleasure and Comfort of being mi
FITTm In a SUIT OF CLOTHES, l* urvaMy euhonevd by
haring them ooon, and suitable to the getsn*. ORIBULE
has got alt that D necessary to elleet that great consumma
tion, both a* regards fit and quality of gni*l«. Persona
wishing to ejperieneo all this, ami ho only moderately
charged, can do *o by railing at 240 Libeett ijtkxet, head of
Wood.
P. B.—Pantahxmß, io particular, is one of his
forltt. lie cannot be beat lit the style r.nJ til of this gar
ment. A’umerouj references could be given, If noorrs'iry, to
oorrolorate this » t. Olecm K OIIIRIU.K.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST PROM PITTSBURGH.
Os and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, the PASSEN
GER TRAINS will run a s follow*, until further notice :
Fast Train vriu have at 3 A. M.
Mail. Trajn “ “ at BA. M.
Expßxss Train “ at 3P. M.}
These Trains all run through to CrestHne, anil connect
there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio atid Indiana,
and llellefontaine and Indiana Railroads. At Mansfield,
connections are made for Newark, Zanesville, Monroeville,
Bandusky, Toledo, Chicago, Ac.; and at Alliuuce for Clove
land, Ac. No trains run on Buudny.
Through Tickets sold to Cincinnati, LouimH’.* Rt. bouia,
Indlauivjioltfl, Chicago, Hock Island, Fort Wayno, Cleveland,
and the principal Towns and Cities in the West.
The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
iearo Pittsburgh at 10 A.M. and & P. M. lt aud New Brighton
at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
For Tickets and further information, apply to
J. :G. CURRY,
At the corner office, undor the Monongnhela nouse
Or. at the Federal Street Station, to
GEORGK PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, March IOLh, 1865. (mblO)
Headache and Pf euralgla ov Kkiut
Yiaus SriSWHQ Cubed dt OAKEIA’S DRPURATOR
BYIIUP—Mr. William Trimble, M’Kclvy's Row, Bayards
town Fifth Ward, says ho wo* cured of Sick Headache of
oight’years itandlng, by three bottle* of Oakeley’s Depura
tlve Syrup. lie had tiiud various physicians without a
cure. Ho is now entirely well. Oakeley's Deporativti id
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Tetter, andalleruvtlvedisca.es
For sale wholesale and retail, DB. KIASERS,
No. 140 Wood street, Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Price 75 cent* per bottle. a >'^
Opinions of the Free.
The following is from Gen. Geo. P. Morris, in the Home
Journal of Nov. 7,1846:
All editors profess to be the guardians of the right* of
the people and to keep them advised, through their
alumna* of whatevor .hall arise for tlulr benefit W«
will live tip to this loiter, and Inform them that the most
wonderful and Talnable medicine for their genera use ever
invented, is “ Dauit'b lUoicil Pais Kmtucior." Its vlr
toes are so rare, mighty and eccentric, that often they ap
near to vork more like miracles than by science, so eff.ct
ive electric and astounding are Its pow«rs on tlm human
Sly, that, though row It is daily tried by thousands of
pSe, not one of this great mass but Is delighted beyond
comtarißon, and candidly confess they, on no consideration,
aMley, has -wisely kept the secret to
himself. Counterfeits are bosy about it, but without suc
cess. Its overwhelming merits defy all competition, and
Us peculiarities analysis. We confidently commend all pa
rentato seek Ha acquaintance, for sutely such a friend, who
laughs at death and suffering, restores the blind, lame, halt
and Bcarred to perfection, aul all from pain, is a ‘•trlpnd
the discoverer of this mighty blefßing, who is a
real benefactor to mankind, God speed.
None genuine without a steel-plate engraved label, with
signatures DALL.EY, Manufacturer,
0. V. CLIOKBNKB * CO, Proprietors.
‘ gold at 26 cents per box by Hr. G. H. KETBER, 140
Wood street, and by nearly every dealer In medicines
fhronffhout the United Btatea. All orders or letters for in-
SonoraU*, to be address*! to C. VCUCKkNER
t po., Hew Yoyji. apllm.wzw
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly lor the Paily Morning Post.
T h© steamers*: %
Nkw York, April 26 —The steamer St. Louis
arrived thio moraiDg with-75 passieogerß, among
them Madame de Lagrange aud:other members
or Niblo’s Opera troupe.
Oa th* 10th of April tho St. Louis.passed.the store" for" Sale.--EETAIL DUUO
Bteamer Union, bonud east, ana luo North fctar. STORE, favorably located, Rt the comer ct Chestnut
The Hermann arrived at Southampton on the and Liberty B.ivetg, Allegheny City, wit ib'e *old 00 reason
c **. -*u aide terms. For particular?, oequru of
evomng of the /tn. Fleming 8R03.,
Boston April 26.—Tho Africa arrived at a whot.mio and Retail Urucght.,
quarter pistoight. Her mails leave on the af- No- »
ternoon train. I ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
Prom Boston
Boston, April 26. —James Johnston, of the
firm of Johnston, Lewall & Co , died this morn
ing.
Handbills arc thickly posted ifl this city offer
ing indocomenta to join the foreign service, pur
porting to oome from the financial Secretary.
The Halifax and Nova Scotia papers warmly
defend the Lieutenant Governor for his at
tempts to raise a foreign legion in the United
States.
Baltimore, April 20 —New Orleans papers of
Friday are received. The friends of Soule
have called a meeting to make preparations to
give him a public reception on his arrival at New
Orleans.
An extensive fire has again broken out in the
woods of Georgia.
Destructive Fire
New York, April 2G.—A fire occurred this
afternoon in the Wholesale Drug Store of Ward,
Moutague & Co., No 83 Warden Lane. The up
per part of tbo building wa3 destroyed, and
the stock badly damaged by water. Loss
heavy.
Boston, April 26. —A robbery was committed
on board tbo steamer Africa which amounted to
£5OO in gold, and also Bank of England notes
and jewelry, making in all about £1,500. It be
longed to E. Collingwood, a passenger, aud has
not yot been recovered.
The New Orleans Post Office Robbery
Nkw Orleans, April 24 —Postmaster Kendall
was arrested by Mr Blair, tbo special agent of
the Post Office Department, on a charge of theft.
It is said that ho purloined a letter belonging to
Wills, Rawlins & Co . containing SGQO. Ken
dall gave security in $lO 000.
From Ilarrlabnrg
Hakiumu'uo, April 20.—The repeal of the
coal and lumber tux passe! to a third rending
by u vote ol 4G to 41.
St Lulis, April 25.—Tbe people of Kansas
have issued n proclamation declaring Gov. Reed
er incompetent for his position, and that his ap
pointment was made without the cooaeut of tho
governod ; and tho exorcise of bis power has
been arbitrary. Delegates are jvcommcnded to
mpf-t nt Leavenworth, on the 28'h, to select a
suitable person for territorial Governor whose
name will be forwarded to the President for up
pointment.
[Tho above despatch should have appeared
yesterday. It was left out accidentally.]
tZtf- A Fact worth y of Record and Allen
tloJV WRIGHT'S TO VIC Ml\Tl’Kr.,«
rrrunn - for FEVER AND AOIK. Thi« preparation
fur tin l tr*-HUni‘Qt i f Mu* nbr-v** diiva**. :ui 1 p-rfe-t »*m*li:ro.
tion of tb<->-r.us>, D oiii'uf the most important Ch»-mu*a]
Din'OTt-rif* of ihi* lC»ih iN'oturv. Its neutralizing etTvclJ
on the pr.lfli-noue gn.-i-s ur* iui-tanUnt-ons ami aet> like a
charm upon the sh:tc Nervous and Mu-cular System, !«•'
stonni* tin* tone t f the ST »mru h, cnJ iui ig,.rating tbe C» n
Nlitu'ion.
L’uuke the r.-niyti«\* t‘d to for Ih* lmtw
surh t*fl ‘p)inin«, Ar-rL.ir, Ar., ri lii rlt the PV:
w:,r.*r' 1!,.i0 ttu-y f.iL.ii-1 ir. It improves the general health,
rit> ! th.-- l. :u»J f?»ni utnto.< the (Htl.’renl organs to a
n*oiiar ul»u artson.
j-r<»i>nr*"l <mi!t r Uif iuiuif I'n'.c *.tif-t*r % i-i •«» cf nt
.•min-tit Ol.vmUi, lt,ii'.>rtnUy > f ►t:r-n{;U» may 1m
rt*’l' -1 o:.'. Tl* unj f<“-irit-D’.ivl iKtum-J, nt:ii ttn>
of !••• l;in<.ti:a'- frr*R» **?.»!*:«*•. t l'h) .»:» iftliS, hn-l I’tLrrs *•
bar'
tli .rt-i!t*li'iy ru:*.J t Mr- h sufilm-nt (>{
it- *u|’frwrlty iT-r ->II "tL»*r |Tvparali< n-\
Wi' -a :i .. ‘y h-M, in c<>n If yon art- »i. !!»ring (mm
Fer. r anU try i! au-l oimJ '
t'KTKR T. WRIGHT A CO.,
241 \iarkrt rt f Philadelphia.
An! i.!l r.il-l- Lruggifti* throughout the United
and Can-ula*.
Ft »al« hv UK« !!. KKY.'EK, No. HO Wu-l
iruj '{ I*. SELLER*. lMt!e».urgh a|.27:d* w?.in I*
J!tr M‘L.ui»e’a Worm Speelflr.—The folloaing.
f oui a ru-ti'in-r, -hfWi' the lftiuu i witich tht treat medi
cine has <. ird wherever it h.>» bern ibir&dursd:
0.-ntii-mcn —ln ecOJ-qucnrv *! i/«r crcai cmsun<j-tn>n of
“ Worm Specific” in th .« place and vicinity, \»» have
entirely exhausted onr flock. We rh&uld frtd obliged by
your ferwar ling, via Cuming, N. Y., twenty d< s-‘U, with
your til', «.n the reception of which we will icmit you the
money.
Flora the tvc-nderful •'•fTt'/ts fT mid *• Specific’’ in thU
u«'i ,'i» -< *l, thfjc r.»uS\l b«i si.ld annually a large quan
tity. i! to be had, (;rh-.)ir?al9 ned retail) l.om POBJ<* local
a?cni. I; v >u would cotnpeQ'ule n person for trouble and
•xj>"n *» n! n-oJins, l thiuk. I coalil muho U to your udvan-
Your*, ropectfully,
Wtl. M. MALLORY,
P S.—The nbore valuable remedy, also Dr. M’Lantt’a cel*
ebratri ! irer Pill*, can now be had at all respuctable Drug
Stores in thU city.
to *J.< K>.
|*ur'*hs«**r*! will be careful to a. ; .lt for, anj take »uuo bUj
Dr. M’Lane’s Vermifuge. All others, in comparison, »re
wurthlefis.
Also, (or sale by tho sole proprietor*,
FLKMING UROS.,
Bucotssoru to J. Kidd 4 Go.,
Cu Wood street.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL I'URLKSURD AT WASHING
TON CilY The UDdtT»i|Cn**i.| propose to commerce
about the fir-t of June nest, la the city of Washltiglpn,
tb«* publication of m weekly newspaper, to K* c.illcJ ihe
SI’ECTA I Dlt. designed f»r general circulation Htnoog the
people of the United States Its columns will con Oil a u full
ill ge.it ui ihe u-wauf the day, foreign and domestic; a weekly
renew of finance and the markets; n synopsis of tin? pro.
ci-edingn of tongri!?* during its session: tables of cloetiun
return-; the important political ad ion of S’ate legislator**,
nrul of party convention- ; Inter, sting lubc-dlnne-jus and
scU-ntlti- matter; articles on Agriculture; toßdher with
article upon the leading t*-p <■ oflh-Mlny. Much
valuable lnf-»UBRtiott relative to the operation!* of the Kx
i cuiro Departments of tho Government, together with n
weekly list of ne* patent?, will be found in its columns.
A lurg** portion of Iti} spaco will be devoted to light litera
ture, original and selected. Its location at the political
centre of the Uuiun. will afford ouportunltieg always to
procure the latest and rocwt reliable tolormatjou on public
affairs.
it is the intention of tin* undeTrlgno l to make the
SPECTATOR hii acceptable visiter to every house In the
Union, aud St will, therefore, not a-Bume on any occasion
the of u partjivn paper, nor will It owe any all**
giaum to men; but entertaining fixel and decided views on
quef-lions of political economy, and upon our >ystem of
government, it will disseminate udJ promulgate them as
ocofu-ion may rei]iilr»}-i*nlways keeping carefully In view the
iuter«*#te of tho oouutry, growlug out of foreign as well as
domestic nlfHlrß.
The SPECTATOR will be printed in quarto form,on good
paper and new typo; each number containing eight pages
of matter, making one volume annually of 410 pages*.
Khi’li volume w II bo ricc'mpnnied by o full and complete
mdex to Itn content®, thus making it a most valuable paper
for J.refonrnti n and ffftf-roneo It will be publisho-l every
Saturday morning, at $2 por annum, payable always) in
advance. No paper wt'il bo continued beyond the time for
which It la piil-J.
All subscript lona and communications on business should
be ad Irtssid to the undersigned at Washington, D. C
AUG. F. UARVKY 4 CO.
Washington Oltr, Aprillff, 1865 rHr26:3nUltw
WATER DURE INSTITUTE,
HAND BTKKET, (SOOTH HIDE.) RET. PENN STREET
AND THE IIrVKU, PITTSBURGU, PA.
DOCTOR BAKLZ, Graduate and Practitioner Iu the Old
Schr-ols of Medicine, Allopathic and Hom<rpalhlc,snd
for the past ten year* Uydropntlilst, hasofenod
a WATER CUBE in thb above location. .
Tint perfectly safe, dffuct and Immediate effect this sys
tem bu<* on all Fever#, and all diseases acute and chronic —
while tt is mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable in families, who
will be treated at thclrhomes. «
AUnpolhtc and lloinapntliic treatment will be admlnls
tered where desired; but, after long aufl thorough expe
rience, Doctor Buclz gives a decided preference to nydro
potl.v, which lias, throughout the old and now world,
proven so eminently gßccessfui In every form of disease,
mcltmling luclplent Cosi«bmption, Brouebltis, Dyspepsia,
lulbmiuiatory and Chrpniu Rheumatism, Asthma, Cuta
neous, Nervous and Ltvo.r Diseases. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable tqUceus of nearly every State In the
Unlou, cao be Doctor Bnela’n office. The Rev.
Clergy are invited to coji*ult him gratis.
Warm water being usd in theemumoucement, and often
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury instead of unpleas
ant, us those unacquainted might suppose.
i'.tFEUxNOLfl.—Messrs.(Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilson, W. 11. WiDlams, Thompson Bell, J. R. Wei
den, D. T. Morgau, WmJ B. Holmes, E. H. English, B M.
Kerr. , , _ , A
The undersigned, having visited Doctor Duel* a Insula
tion auu wiihesaed his stfc cupful treatment, cheorfully re
commend him ns a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy
sician :
Charles T. Russell, Jos. M’Connells, David Hunt, John
C. Curtis, Itobt. Patrick, John U. Livingston, Johu Wright,
\V. W. Patrick, Moses F. Eaton, 0 Ormsby Gregg. (jauG
May magazines just received—
Godey’s Lady’s Book, with Colored Fabhlon Plate.
Peterson’s Magazine.
Blackwood April.
Ballou’s Pictorial for this week.
Received and for tale at the Cheap Book Store of
W. A, GILDENFKNNEY A CO.,
n pl4 Fifth at., opposite tho Theatre.
dh "in/ \—sl,ero.—■We will fell for $2,200, one-fourth
in cash, remainder at 1,2 and 3 year?, a goed
BRICK HOUSE, containing u hall, parlor, dining room,
kitchen, four chambers and finished attic, celiar,
nantrv. paved yard, grape arbor, peach trees, 4c. The Lot
is 24 feet front on Pride street by 104 deep. Or, for $1,600,
and on same terms of payment, we will aell a new two
storv BRICK HOUSE, arranged for two dwellings, of'four
mnms each; lot same size as above, with trees, ebrub-
SE? *c B. CUTHBERT 4 SON,
,■ No. 140 Third street^
EC AN B—2o bbla. just received, and for sale by .
REYMER A ANDERSON,
ftT ,25 No, S 9 Wood street.
,
■ r-^S
':W -- \
Mr. Soule
Robbery.
KtniTnctui* Tio < i v C-', Pi , Mur».h :’»i, lsjo.
"TIIK SPECTATOR.’ 1
'*"•* k l *' ' 1 ' "
pW TIMBAND MONEY ARE BOTtijBBB»%:
rfI RAVED calling at tbe HAT and CAPMMMRV
.'«*UsTORIS tif SIORGAK A 00, No. IM.IVbod 7 * Vw'
'fittest, next, door to the new Presbj terlon Church, roe
door ..from' Sixth street, and purchasing what you m&y'
•wont in their line, as they are eeliingiHats and.- Caps as
low for cosh as any oti*ec houro In the city,- Jmtreceivcd,
a fresh supply of YOUNG AMERICA HATS and BPHING.
CAPS. Call and *ee.' Quick sales ami snmll profits. .
Rememher'.'No. 164 Wood strict. op2l
MASurACiuaiES of
CMlsoa Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND-FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilation of Buildings.
A. A W. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or lint Water, Pipes or Chibon’* Furnace,
Churches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Gieen Houses,
Court Houses, Jails, Hotels, or Dwellings. N 0.25 MARKET
str««r, Pittsburgh. aplO
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
aS-FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES Id either ol
the two Cities.
Orders may be left at the Mill, or in boxes at the stores ol
LOGAN. WILSON A CO., 62 Wood street
BRAUN A REITER, corner Libetty and St. Clair sts
11. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TEnMB: CASH, 0t» DELIVER T.
j y 2o BRYAN, KENNEDY ft CO.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, NO. 70 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
CHARIER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capital, $300,000,
Assrtts liable for the losses of the com
pany.
In Stock Notes, (negotiable torm,)secured by Mort
gages and Judgments $lOO,OOO
In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, Ac. 106,000
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items 47,000
Total - $263,000
H.CADWEL, President. 0. H.IRISH, Secretaiy.
£3* Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation risks, taken
at current rates.
REFERENCES
PITTfiBUBOa.
Kramer A Rohm, Curling, Robert«m A Co.,
N. Holmes A Sons, Wo, Bngaley A Co.,
J. A. Uutchifon A Co., D. Leeefl A Co.,
Murphy, Tiernnn A Co.
PUIUVOKhrUIA.
Walnrlght, Uantlngtou M. L. llallowell A Co.,
A Floyd, David S Brown A Co.,
C 11. & Oeo. Abbott, Wood A Oliver,
Heaton A Dehefcla, Caleb Copo A Co.,
Chan. Megargne A Co., Draxel A Co , Hankers,
lion. Win. D. Keley, Soott, Baker A Co.,
Harris, Hale A Co., Deal, Milligan A Co.
J. BANKS KNOX, Agent,
No. 115 Wfttpr street. Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH
Life, Firo and Marine Insurance Company;
CORKER OF WATER MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
Jas. T). M’GtLL, Secretory.
This Company mokes every insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against Hull and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mis*
aissippi rivers nnd tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the 3r& and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all parties.
PIBICTOR9:
Alexander Bradley,
Robert Galway,
.lames 8. Hoon, John Fullerton,
John M’Alptn, Samuel M'Clurkan,
William Phillips, James W. Uailman,
John Scott, Cha*. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P. Gazram, M. D., David Richey,
James Marsha l !, John M’Gilf,
Horatio N. Lee. KittHnuing.
CITIZENS’ Insurance Company of
tKy Pittsburgh.—WM UAOALKY. President;
SAMUEL L. MAPwSriELL. Secretary.
Office: 01 Water Markttand Wocdifrcetl.
Insures HULL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Miss!**
alppi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Lops or Damage by Fire.
AL£0 —Against the Perils of the Sea, and Inland Navlga*
UonandTransportation.
Diawioae
William Bagaley, Rlchnnl Floyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kii-r,
Bamuel Rea, William Bingham,
RobertDunlap,}r., . John S. Dllworth,
Isaac M. IVnnoek, FranciaS^Uerfl,
B. Harbangb, J. Schoonmacer,
Walterßryant, William B. liaya.
John Shipton. dec2l
HOWARD Health Association of
Lsiy Pittsburgh, Pa.—OFFICE, No. IUS THIRD
5T iKKT, ('piHi-jte ilie Telegraph Office.
Thi« Ah iocMtiou !■* orgauUed for the purpose of affording
rau«\i-*i a« j i <tan *e t« each other, in case of Bit koe*s or ac-
ltv pnving a small yearly paym-nt, the member*
of tlw A*-»icuticin p'.cncrs k weekly iH-nelit during sickness,
averaging fn.>m f*2,2S t»> Jlrt p«r Wwk. In thin Association
ell members are equally interested in the management aud
protiU. S. B. M’KKNZIK, President.
T. J. lICNTta, Secretary.
Finance Committee— Joitau Ki>q, Jalics llzaxjeti, G. N.
Uopr.sroT.
ConaulUnc Physician—F. Irish, M. D. nov3;tf
Krunklln Saving Puud and Loan
li>£/ Aaaot latiou, OFFICE, No. 97 FRONT STREET.
Discount Liny MONDAY. Notes c.fTereJ on SATURDAY'
to tin- ‘t.-ereUry, at the store of John 11. Mcllor, No. 81
Wood street. Weekly Dues recdrtl'fci the same time and
pla.re, (declaim J YVTITTTIKU, Secretary.
To*LetTllL SECU.n D rixjiit OF TIIKNHP*
TUNK ENGINE UOLSI-' (a lUU suitable for public
meetings,) will be let fur three or four night* in the week.
Enquire of GEORGE FUNSTON,
dre4:3m at S. M’Clnrkan’«, No OG Wood street.
N 011 ce I—-ThiT JUURN EY
, ’ CIKTY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meet* oo t’:e
first WKDN Kc DAY of every month, at isCIIOOIILEITER'S,
lu tho Diamond. lly order.
j#l:y GKO W FF.KSK. Seer*t»rr
O. O. K.—l’lace of meeting, Washington Tlall,
IKy Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley.
Pirrsiifß'-ia Lci»<ii, No. 33G—Meet? every Tuesday evening
UtßcvxTiLt Kxcampsiknt, No. 87—ijeets first aud third
Trvl»v of *»«ch mouth. * fmarffrlv
Detllcstlon.
rpIlE NEW EPTFICE of the FIRST PKEchYTFRIAN
X CONGREGATION, ol Pittsburgh, will be DEDICATED
to the l-'erri.-e uf Gcil, ou SUNDAY, the ‘J9th inst. The
Ded cation fc’mnni will be preuebed at 10 o'clock., in the
morning, by the Pastor, the iter. WM. Al. PAXTON. Ser
vice will also be held at 3 o’clock in the otteruooo, and ul
o’chcU in the evening.
NO Cold F.CTION will be taken at oithcr of the services.
A SI I*l2 OF I*EW3 will take place in the Church on the
Monday f-dlowiug, iOih inct., at 10 o’clock. A. M.
For Kale*
IUIXTAUD TABLES, on easy tprma, all complete
’ an»l iu goad order. Enquire for particulars of
LEOPOLD PAUL,
No* 117 nnd 20 Mn i );et istr*»et. i'«t Pocoml.
ap2C:lui.l
New mourning dhess goods.
IIAGA N *. AilL,
.Vo. m J tARKET STREET\
IldTo just mvlvt-d a complete stcck of
Black (Lupin's) Benge;
*• CmihTs Ilair “
“ '1 iKiUc-s nod Gnmadiues;
*' Crape d'Enpapuf;
“ OrpHUdivs and Lawns;
Crape Collnra and Sleeves; Crape Collarettes, Ac., to which
they would respectfully call ibo attention of tbo ladies.
apEG
IIQOKS JUST RECEIVED at daViSoN'o, o 5 MARKET
13 STREET :
Family Prayers and Commentary, Thornton ;
Steps to Alter; Castle Builders;
Ryles’ New Book; Rich and Poor, Ac;
M-moire of Oberlin ; Asbtou Cottage ;
The Pastor’s Daughter; Tbo Foresters;
Min'stcr's Family ; Churchman's Manual;
Mornings with Jesus;
Death of LiltleChUdren,by Prime;
Fleetwood's History ol tho Bible;
WnNon's Body of Divinity; Works of Mitthow Uenry;
All the various Commentaries, Ac., Ac.
ttp :»o J. 8. DAVISON’.
PCTASU— 14 rusks prime Potawh for sale by
np ;M HENRY 11. COLLINS.
HITE FiSll—l3d half bbL. White Fish;
yoo hulfbbl* Trout;
bt) " Salmon; for sale bv
ap2S HENRY 11. COLT.INB. _
BLOOM* —Kss dot Corn Kr*ums for Mile by
j. ; -j n HENRY U. COLLINS.
(1 OTHIG CIU.MN KY TOFo— IUA) of Turimis style- for
J euleby (itpCb] HENRY. H COLLINS.
WASH HOARDS—2O dozi for «ml« by
ap2S HENRY H. COLLINS.
Allegheny county ».
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
John l). Kilgore
vs.
Juhu H. Stewart, • No. 1, July term, 1865.
John Stewart, and
Alexander Bradley
And now, April 24th, 1865, JASPER E BRADY is hereby
appointed Receiver, ns prayed lot in the bill, to take pq*-
sesrion of the effects of the partnerehip of STEWART 4
KILGORE, and collect and convert the same into money,
to abide the further order of the Court
From the Record. EDW. CAMPBELL, Jr., Proth’y.
Persons having any of the effects of tbo firm of STEWART
4 KILGORE iu their possession are required to deliver the
same to me without delay; and those in any manner in
debted to Eni«l firm, either by note, book account or other
wise, to make payment to me at my Office, No. 89*Fifth
street, Pittsburgh. J. E. BRADY,
ap2fi:2wd Receiver.
rpilE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between n*nry
JL 8. King and John Moorhead, under the firm of KING
4 MOORHEAD, is this day dissolved by muteal consent.
John Moorhead, having purchased the interest of John 8.
King, U duly nathorized to cuttle up all of tbo business of
Ihe late firm. HENRY 8. KINO,
JOHN MOORHEAD.
Pittsburgh, April 16th, 1855.
4-*^The undersigned will continue the GROCERY AND
COM MISSION BUSINESS, at the stand formerly occupied
by King 4 Moorhead, No. 27 Wood street.
up!7 JOHN MOORHEAD.
PKK.IN TEA STORE,
iVo. 38 Fifth sircrl , one door east of the Exchange Bank.
QUEEN AND BLACK TEAS.
NOW RECEIVING, 231 chest*, comprising tbc different
grades now in use, selected with great care, and par
chased direct from the Importers—which will ho sold,
Wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices,
aplG
Partnership Notice.
I lIAVK this day associated with toe, my nepbew, WM.
KREW, and CIIAB. LOCKBART, under the firm of
JAMES McCULLY A CO., who will continue the Flour,
Grocery and general Produce business, as heretofore.
Pittsburgh, Arrii 16,1855-[apl6:2w«]
WHITE TRESS GOODS.—A. A. MASON A CO. are
opening a very extensive assortment of WHITE
GOODS, consisting of Plain, Embroidered and Dotted Swiss
and Book Muslins; Bishop Lawns; Barred, Striped and
Plain Jaconftt Muslins; India Mnlls, Nainsooks, Ac., Ac.
Also, some new and very handsome styles of Flounctagß,
lUffllngg, Insertinga, Edgings, Ac. ■_/ . ap2s
Lawns and berage be lajnes,—a. a. mason a
CO.are just opening another lot of new and splendid
-styles of Lawns. Also, 10 more cases of Berage de Tjiin^» t
entirely new styles.
45* 25 Fifth street. ap2l
y. -
■ ■ . r -&£»;c
By OrrteroftheOrphßlii’ Court,
7ILL HE SOLI) at Potilic Optcry, on4he premises of
YV; the late IBAAO THOMFBQN, deceased,To Indiana
TownfiWp, on IDHSDAY, the22d of May, at 10o’clock, alt
the undivided onoeigbth part of all, that tract of land,
.containing 150 Acres, moro or lera, Mng'So. 91 in Cun
ijingbain’t.District, bounded and described as fallow?By
*N0,92 on fbe East; No. 110 on-ihe North; land of Jacob
Weber, Peter Weber, Mary Bhepanl and Georg* Nover.old;
on the Weßt; and tiact No. £0 on the Somh. Tuims made
known at wale. JOUN COCUuaN,
Ooaxdian of the Estate of late Mary Tbomppon.
ap27:lldt'Uw
4 Hare Otiance Offered for Going m Bael-
nesi
WANTED —A partner in the Flint Glass business. To
a person of undoubted integrity apd good character,
having a capi al of from. $3,t00 to ss,Coo—with a prac
ticable knowledge Of tbobu&iuess.in. it* various details, or
rather on« well posted to govern the f’»ll production cf the
capacity of tho works and the disposition of the value pro
dded— and'wbo would bo‘willing to unite bia services and
capi al with the present parties in the business, a rare op
portouity is offered of co-partnership, with parties respond*
ale and of correct business habits—’where almost every fa*
cility is offered necessary to successful progress. And where
a nine pot furnace, with pots, roacbln'-ry,-moulds’, and ne
cessary buildings, are all completed, at an expense of about
ten thousand dollars, but held by the parties on.a loan, for
a term of years, with piivilege.topurchase on veryfavoro*
ble terms. The.fornace is tow heating up, and every .ar
rangement made to commence making glass in about three
weeks. Further information, by acceptable applicants, can
be had of Mr. JOHN WOODS, Fourth street, or of
Spr27:2w THOM A 9 WOODS, 75 Fourth street.
NU*> io pUi* Ai-iUE To BOX oHEAF SHOES—Goto
No. 107. Market street, whereyou will find the neatest
and best selected lot of Fancy Shoes in the city.
>P 27 W. E SOHMEBTZ _
JOBT KKCE'vED BY KXPREiS—
-200 pr Ladies 7 Fancy Gaiters, all cchrs, at $1,25@1,75
250 “ ' '• t ‘, Black u “
150 Frenfib Morocco and KU Boots u 1,00@1,37
600 “ Children’s Fancy Shoes, new styles.
Q p27 W. E. BOHMERIZ.
POTNAW’o MONTHLY FOB MAY;
Lamartine’s History of Turkey;
The o’Dfberty Papers, by ihc late William Maaio,L. L:.
D.; annotated by Dr. Shelton Mackenzie, author
Ambrosiane,” Ac.
Godey’s Lady’s Book for May;
Blackwocd’s Magazine for April;
Mammon; or the Hardships of an Heiress, by Mrs. Gore
M*H of Character, by Dongles Jerrold;
Ellen Norbury; or tbe Adventures of an Orphan;
The Wonderful Adventures cf Capt. Priest;
Claude’s Last Bullet; or the Price of Threo Lives.
ALL NEW BOOKS for sale at MINER A CO;’S as soon
as published. a P*~
UTNASI’S MONTHLY FOB MAY, 25 CENTS;-.
Godey’s Lady’s Book “ u .25 “
Peterson’s Magazine “ t( . 3-*?4 “
New York Journal 4< M l lB# “
Bailors Macnziue u u 10 u
BDekwool for April ' 25 , **
Just received and for sale by ;
W. A. GILDENFENNEY & CO.,
a p27 Fifth st., opposite tbe Theatre.
I ytiA NUTS—SOOO bushels Tennessee Pea Nuts in Store
[_ and for sale by [ap2fj J. W. BUTLER St C.O
WINDOW GLASS.—I 49 hoses SxlO;
tO do 10zl2;
ao do 10x14;
25 do 9t12; '
20 do 12x10;
Anil other sizes—P. AJ. Swearer’s hand. For sale by
nprlT SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER.
SYRUP— 10 barrels;
10 half barrels—best Baltimore Syrup;
to barrels Belcher’s. For sale by
apr27 SMITIL M AIR A UUNTER.
REFINED SUGARS —25 bblsD R. crushed;
20 do S. K. do;
20 do small loaves;
20 do Coffee Sugar. For sale by
npr27 SMITH, Mtlß AUUNTER.
Si' A P—2oo boxes No. I—fer sale by
aptgr aMlTlt, MAIR & HUNTER,
OAKLAND OMIMBUS LINE at Auction.— un Wednes
day afternoon, May 2d, at 2 o’clock, at ike Reisville
Station, Pennsylvania avenue, will be sold (heentire stork
of that concern, consisting of 3 Omnilm-es; 8 sets of Har
ness 11 Horses; 1 spring Wagon, Ac. Terms at^aje.
opr27 P M.DAVB.Aurt’r.
Tjlne HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION— Od
X. TUESDAY morning. May Ist, at lU o’clock, at the
residence of D O‘C. O’Neill, No,S4 Grant street, netr Third,
will tu sold a superior lot of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, emhrucing mahogany chair?, sola and rocking chsir;
centre, card and dining tables; fancy what not; Taney and
eommon chairs; marble top dressing bureaus; high.and
low post bedsteads; parlor, chamber and stair carpets;
table covers; hearth rugs; window blinds; bedding, cook*
log 9 ove, que-*nsware, kitchen Ac.
All the ui ticles are la good condition, haviug been but a
short time in use.
Public Sale of Culled States Property at
* lie Navy-Yard, Memphis, Tennessee, by
Order of ttie Bureau of Yards and Bocks.
the l«t day of Jane, 1855, the following artkhs will
sold to tb-t highest bidder, at public auction, at the
lafy-yard, Memphis, Tennessee:
Buildilirj Malarial, d:s.
.3,900 bard brick: 153,a1l f**vt various timber and lumber
1 'J-U feet stone coping; GO5 feet stone bel t course;
47 feet dimension stone; 89 feet stone curbing (uu
-25 pcrcbes rubble s'nnc; 8 900 Hh cut noils. (assorted)
1,15*21b* Iron spikes; 250 lb* wrought nails
3 tiCl W« lch ri Uu ; OSS f et i idge tilt s
164 tiles, (30 fe-t alonr:) 115 window rills, stone
1,000 b .shels sand; 1,075 lb* sheet lead
70 bbls cement; lot of lime
11 ) bushels rhiirenal: C b.ix«-s tiu
3L bnxt*3 rtiodow gUss; 67 flJs pa»b cord
I,CBO lb-* sasb weights; 1 10 Mr.p<s (?;ssartrd)
5 kegs wbi’.e lead; 38 gallons linseed oil
519 lbs putty; 10 gallons spirits turpentine
1 !b sugar of leal; 250 feet tin guttering
20 lbs scrap copper; ICO gallons sperm oil
l oco Ibi old irou; 1,3J*2 lb* new iron, (assorted)
32 lbs hor>ejihoe iron ; 12 bbls rcrap Iron
Itt lbs horseshoe nail*; 10 lb.? solder
338 lb- blister steel: 18.000 lbj ca-t iron bell-line bangers
10 lbs em ry; 44 window frames-.
5 door frames; 27 shutters
30 pairs sa«h, (glared;) 3 pair? scab
200 piece; white oak timber; 3 lbs Russia bit glass
3 th« Russia glue; 150 lb * tallow
250 U>s bard soap; 1 lot of cld c.isfnga
1 lot of tree nails; 1 lot of band either
1 lot of ioeeleatber:.
1 lot of otl cans; 1 lot of jugs’ barrel's h'c'iory logs,
assorted wire, steel, nails, stationery, 4c., md
4 lbs India rubber packing,
Machinery, Tools, r.f lunous Dtscriptiant.
5 Tams; 3 hoisting cranes; 2 derricks
4 setting fids; 100 cart felloes, 2 cart shafts, 10 cart
bubs, and 214 spokes
8 old railroad cars. 15 axletreea
16 assorted blocks- 4 spring belts
l scrubbing brush; 45 firebucke?B
163 ft>* chain 3 sla’ing knives
39 lacks (assorted ;) 5 tin lanterns
1 set wine measures; 12 sash pulleys
30 mason’* beds; 65 sliovrls
4 axes, (Collin's;) 2 cylin 'ers and caps
3 white wash brushes; 2 dozen dust brushes
20 augers, (a-sorted ;) 3 framed saws
2 foot adzes; 1 whip saw; 2 scythes
2 hand barrows; 2 timber hooks
30 mortar boards; 40 wheelbarrows
2 moTtar bods; 20 tross^b
6 pair platform scales; 2 pair sizing scales; 1 french
horfe
1 wiring machine; 1 large thick edge
I gnoring tool; 1 hatch stake
1 p.ak Iron; 1 largo burnt g machine
1 eet norib tools; l pair soldering irons
1 pair hand shears; 1 large cast iron stake
1 soldering furnace; 11 work benches
16 wafer bucket*: 1 sand screen
2 lime sifters; 9 mortar hoes
2 pair plonghplane*, with bits; 5 tongue and groove
planes, (assorted)
3 sn«h planes; 3 finrihiog do; 4 do. (assorted)
1 gried stone
1 pair 36 inch bellows; 2 do 40 inches
4 anvils; 4 vices; 3 sledge-hammers
4 cross-cut saws; 1 slaving block
4 sets tongs; 15 punches
20 hammers, rarioua sizes and kinds
20 bolt tools; 14 screw wrenches
1 set shoeing tools; 1 set blacksmith’s tools In rope*
walk forge shop
15 crow bars; 7 picks, 4 stare buggies
12 wedges; 1 paint stone £1 painter’s knife
3 sets chisels; 0 globo lanterns
o handsaws; 8 squares; 1 set turner’s gouges
2 broad axes; 2 hatches; 1 sawset
6 callipers; 5 rcrew drivers
2 drawing knives; 6 nippers
20 dozen files; 6 gimlets
Pittsburgh Coal.
WM. McOANDLESS,
Secretary Board of Tru c tee*.
8. JAYNES.
P. M. DAYI3, Anctioneer.
119 tons best qualify
Material from RopewaUc.
4,645 lb? bomp tow yarns; IT do old tarred do
8.500 £bi tow; 52 bbls best quality Wilmington tar
Card, Wajaiij Gearing, etc.
1 wagon; 10 carts; 2 pair timber wheel)
1 straw-cutter; 1 pitchfork
2 drays, together with a large lotof harness
Household and Office Furniture.
6 bureaus; 11 bedsteads; 10 waabstands
1 wardrobe; 4 pitchers; 6,tumblers
2 water jars; 3 sofas; 20 mahogany chairs
8 11*12 dozen office and house choirs
1 mahogany table; 1 centre table
2 *cts dining tables; 2 ironing tables
15 office tables; 8 sets shovels, tongs and pokers
533 Vi vards carpeting ; 17 yatda stair do
4 hearthrugs; 97 yards oilcloth
1 hall lamp; 1 hat rack; 2 sideboards
2 parlor mirrors; 1 looking glare for toilet
1 secretary; 4 cabinets; 1 iron safe
3 office stools; 1 drawing board, with movable frame
2 cbests of drawers; 1 book * ave
11 writing desks; 1 copper boTler for kitchen
1 pair fire-irons; 6 store?; 1 eight day dock
Saluting Battery , cons stl 'e of 15 32-ponnder car
ron&d’s, with their equipments complete
Small kedge, weighing titty pounds.
The torms of sale will be cash, in specie, to be pail before
the articles arc removed from the yard, which must be
within fire days from and.utter the day of sale. Ifthe
terms of sale are not complied with,'the property will be
resold, on one week’s publio notice, at the risk and cost of
the delinquent purchaser. ap27:law4w -
Gould’s Eighth Public Sale ofi’owa Lots
AT ROCHESTER.
fi'IIIS SALE will take place-upon the premises, on
X BATURDAY, ApriI 28;h,atlGo*clockprccisel.. Terjna
as ho T « ofore. .
The building ee&'onjs now fairly commencing, and from
£0 to 100 buildings will be erected.the present season, and
among them three churches. Of course, a vast amount of
labor will be required. Let those who want to buy good
bargains look to this opportunity. More than 200 .Lots
have been sold already, and new citizens are flocking.in.:
from, every point of the compass.
For paril'mlara see printed hills and maps, or inquire of
lIENUY BOYLE, Auctioneer, Allegheny City, or come to
Rochester and judge for yourselves, the day before the
sale. [ap2l] - M. T. C. GOULD.'
PEKIN TEA STORE!, ~
yd 38 Fifth tired, one door east of the Exchange -Bank.
NOW RECEIVING, n full assortment of GREEN and
BLACK TEAS, comprising all the grades now in use,
purchased direct from tho Importers, forcas-. Warranted
of superior flavor, and will be sold, WLolesale and Retail,
at the lowest prices. ,[av2l] . Si JAYNES.
(Biapateh and Gazette copy.)
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS,
MATT ING.
THE subscriber is now receiving large additions to Ills.
stock, which,,when completed, will be one of the
largest in the city, consisting of Velvet and Brussels Car*
pets;Tapesty Brussels, Impetial and Eitra Three-Ply;-
Tapestry, Ingrain, Superfine and Fine do.; Ta'entry, twilled
and plain Yenltiac; Cotton, Hemp, Rag and List Carpets;
Woolen and Cotton Drugget; Door Mats; Window Shades;
Stair Rods; Ac. Also. a large assortment of Oil Cloths,
from 2to 18 feet wide. W.D. BTOALLUAI, - .
6p2thlm 82 Fourth street, below Wo*d.
May magazines rkqkived— ...
Yankee for May. Wee C€n )®*.
Ballon’s Magazine, lbr May.
Peteison's Mag*?sn*i for May. P*jss
Frank Le>lfc’BJournal,f« May. F'ice IBK cents■
Call, or send for whataror yoa
Itna tn XL MINEB * CU*'
- No. 32 SmithfieM street*
SEED POTATOES —25 b&la
for H&ln_bv JAMES MLAUQHLIN,
#p Vj “V' ooroer of First »o 4 BmitMeU streets.
PITTSBURGH _THKATRK-Viftn tram-
JOSEPU C.FO3TEK, Less** and Manager*
Boxes and Parquette.. -50 c, j Private Baxes,lirge....^sB.oQ
Second Tier...*. .~25?. | Private Boxes, *m41L..~.5500
Boxes for coined persons ; .25cents.
4®- Certificate securing seats, 12% cent* extra.
GALAXY OP TALE&Tf BENEFIT OF T£TB BRIGHT
WESTERN STAB) Miss MARGARET MITCHELL, who
will appear in two celebrated characterß.
- FRIDAY EVENING, April 27, be acted
Miss Margaret -Mitchell: Phocion, Dahols;
Adrastus, Mcßride; Clemanthe, Miss Cramer.
To conclude with'the new piece Of .
A Lidy’t Stmtegem—Margaret Wilton, Greet:
. Bo y»Cwith Lance,)toyHToser,(withlrliihJig.)Ceptato
Cbarfrmargo, (a French OfQcar,) Glxzelle, (with Hjgln>
...... l * nd I?‘ing,)-Misa Morgarot MitchelL -•-
Tomorrow, Saturday,Mias MARGARETMIICHBLLwiII
qpp»or in two characters. - • , - -
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS, &c,
Aptn T '26?“27™il’ 2 3*^^ r
talnment will commence with a eerlea or CETStaitimc
VIEWS, CHBOMATEOPBS ana MKTAMOBPHOSEB Witt
ttTzzl° l^!^ c,o> MILAN '°"““4 una
Tickets TwxsttFiv* Cists, Oiat} Children, Fimo
Cxkts. Exhibition to commence at 8 o'clock.
A day exhibition on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3
o'clock; Children 10 c*d t*.
N. B.—This is the original exhibition which was here
three years ago. . r- . - • a 25:td
JAMBS TaFLOB'S
PENNSYLVANIA CIRCUS
JAME 3 TAYLOR
J. F. WOLFE.
WILL PERFORM IN THIS CITY, MAY 1. 3, a/*,
in front of the American Hotel, Penn street. -
CKIYIR3M. SITIB7ACIIOS QDABA^ttXD.
The Manager does cot deem it necessary to search the
vocabularies or Ancient Greece and Rome to obtain * high
sounding name for lib establishment, batleaves it with a
discriminating public to judge between real merit sod th e
display or a dictionary knowledge of the dead languages
The Great Pennsylvania Circus
Is
the most complete that erer appeared In this conn try.
The Musical Department will eclipra aoycrjmnlaatloii of
the kind In the Union,being CORELLI'S FAMOUS JuSm.
lOA-N CORNETAND QUADRILLE SAUvt
4®“ Admission twenty*fiTB cents. • . - - 1
%* Afternoon performance commences at 3 o’clock—even
ing performance at 7 o'clock
ap!7:td
LOCATION CHANGED AND TIME
postponed;
SPALDING & ROGERS’
TWO eiEGUSESi-
,j-|r| « • • COJCBOHI>ATI2fJ TOEia CCLtBSATSD
.jiff FLOATING / PALACE CIRCUS,
.? rom Ulelr PalalW Aqo»tio tophi
***(r wal 9 f theatre on (he Ohio and Mississippi
riverivand their
HOBXH AHEEIiJAH CXBCUO,
§o popular In New JEnglamlandNew
York, into
mimm OSE Moi,sTs:tt conckrn,
With ib» TWO COMPAKTES, compll
;H sing tbo most distinguished. Performers
.VYX ’from the North eml the South, In the
tT tx same ring. In friendly strife, In the
H presence of thoflodcaca.'
Both. Companies under One Taut,
©Sfl TWO BBTB 0F FERFQRMERSI • '
TWO SETS OP CLOWNSI
/jf /m TWO SETS QP BING HORSES t f
PANTOMIME EVERY AFTERNOONI
SPECTACLE ETKHY NIGHTI -
69k7H_Mpl% NKT>. KENDALL, TDK BUULXRt -
* KENDALL’S BRASS BAND!
CHOATE’S STRING BAND!
n. MAGTLTON, j Young CLARENCE,
SMs BILL LAKE, |O. J. ROGERS. . ;r
W The, Motley Brotkera.
i 1 GEO. DUNBAR, f Mens. LA TUORNE,
V 'DONALDSON | T. GRAVEN. .
Pegasus, Tartar, 4t Wil«ifire;
S. D. BALDWIN, I CLEAR LBS BROWNS
, —ROBT. W UIIB, j.CUAS. CROSBY.
Ginty’s.PantoinlmeTroßpe.
p. DEARTH, I GEO WILLIAMSON.
GEO. WOOD, ' j ItOBT. DKBING. .
The War Mors* Bucephalus*
8. LITTERALL, | GEO. MACKEY,,
p, WILLIAMS, |F. BANKER, ■ ■■■/_ ■
Will he exhibUci at -PxrMBOBOti SIX
i»AYS, commencing MONO AY, Mkytthi
'■"'jg. ON PENN STREET '
In Front of American Hotel*
trear ATTrasobif .* v
Also, at BRIDGEWATER. May *£
ALLE3DE.NY,. Ala 7 31 and 4th, Bw <
iDNGUAM, May &lhr•, j*
Admission;ASl.T’ Tw^arrFiv*.
- ’ - Cents to both Companies .• ap23
JOHN W. M’CARTHY, : ■
Bill Poster and Distributor; 1
il attend to the Postiog and Distributing of all'
kinds of i ..
BILLS FOB CONCERTS, LECTCBESi EXHIBITIONS,*^
All communications—either bYmalVtelegTapb^oroUitt
wlbo—directed to the office of its JJtohtog. «IU
celre prompt attention. r- ; '"" '' '
WILLIAM HUNTER,
FLOUR SM GRAIN.
Ho. 299 Liberty street, -PittEbnrgh, Ua.
J3&- Co??aTASTLT the BEST BRANDS or ;j
PENNSYLVANIA,. V' .*•••; •'■-'• -l
OHIO, INDIANA, and *
MISSOURI, SUPERFINE end .
EXTRA PLQPR r ;
Which Trill always be sold at the Lowest Cash prices, {apll •
MAKOFACTTOttS OF/''-
M’KEE’S PENNSYLVANIA GLASS
Extra,. Doable Strength. Imitation Crown and Baby
ViaU, Flask?, Pickle and Preserve Jaw? -
Wine, Porter and Mineral Bottles -Z
Telegraphic & Lightning-Rod Insnlators;
SECOND, 7 BETWEEN WOOD A MARKET STS, : v 1 -*
rmsfitnum; £*ssa. - -
But a short'distance from the Steamboat landing, ahd._
from Monongaheia Honse, Bt.Chatlfo,nndCUy Hotel. [*p2l:
J. H. J0NE9..................;.. .........B.: D. DBRNtC..
JONES & BENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merefianfs,
oplOJ Cl WATER STREET, PITrSBURGU.
THE ADAMS EXPEESS COMPACT.
A JOINT STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Organised July 1, 1854, under Vie lam of Kcta TorJe. ‘
Capital In 13,000 B)iftT«iS
9STBTOCKBOIDERS INDIYIDUAZtY LUBIST&
PTtsidcnt—Q EORG E W. CASS, of Pittsburgh.
KAHAOEBB:
Oca. W. Cass, Pittsburgh. 8. M. Shoemaker,’ Baltimore.
E. 8. Sanford, Philadelphia. Johnson Liringrton, K. Yorfc;-
W. B. Bensmoro, New York. C. Spooner, Bridgeport, Conn*
A. Adams, Boston. R. B.fiinsley, Fail Hirer, B. I.
J. M. Thompson, Springfield; Masa. ''
yyniytoi, No: 01 Fousth szEEcr;
Dealer in Kentucky Leaf Tobacco,
RAGS AND PAPER,
No; 149 Wood strut, shot Bnra,. Pmsoraon, Pa,
Wit) highest market price, in CASH,.paid foe
It AG 3 . - ■■ ■' , apa'Orl>* .
COTTAGE HIL.L, ACADEMY.
; A Claaaical and Collegiate Boarding' Sohooli 1 \ J :
1 FOR -YOUNG GENTLEMEN. : ...
The elev£kth s£s3iqs of tdis institution •
wiU commence on TCESDAy, Ist of May. V;
,Thla School is Iccated in ibe pleisbßVbealthfol fto4 *Ov
mantle Tillage of Turtle Creek, distant toelie pUes irum
Pittsburgh, and is of easy access, several times ft day# by '
Biilroad. • ; .
:• The Academic Edifice (eitepsirely known aa-BrowA:
ExchahgV.ris a Urge, »]ry, and commodious building,
three stories nbore the basement, numbering tortt Roosts,
and is most admirably, and conrenlently arranged lor * -
Boarding School. „ , ,
- The Grounds atta-bed to the School aCord ample spaca .
for the healthyexepase of the pupils. -
The Dion of the Acad. my la wmprehendreendlborouglv r
embracing o liberal oouree or Instruction In Classic antk..--
SeientlfU lamrael-the Modern Ungoeges—end the to
rlou> branehea of an elementary English Education.
- Each brash has Itaeppropriate Instructor—the uutahet ■;
of Teachers being in the proportion of one far flUesn' •
icbo’ars- and none hot the most competent, faithful.am*
experienced Teachers sire employed In the ESTeral depart..
""Those who hato children to educate, are Incited to call
and examine the arrangements made (or the accommodation •
of scholars. U CATON, Principal.
RxFEsxacrs may he made to the following' gentlemen—
present and former patrons of thrßchools
Ron. tvm. Wilkins t .■■ , J. W. Duncan, Esag '
Hon. A. W.Boomlsj A. Bradley,Esq.;
Jlon. J-lt McCllntoct; ■ Henry Lambert, Esq.:
Hon J.B.Qathrio; _ MajorU.Bay, U.S.A4
Br. J. Ecottf , . .... George Arthurs, Esoa
T. OUter, Esij.; 7 ,' Ml A. Smith, Esq.;
B.T. C. Morgan.Esqg James Schoonmaker.Esqt f
J. White, Esqq . R. Wlghtman, Esqt. ~ .
Alex.:Holsfein,Esq; J. G 1 Caldwell, Etqi . i
B. Stoner.Rsqg W.C.Barr.Esq.;
, B.W. Miller, EBq; —. ‘ : H. Watson, Esq; , ~. •
r , -- Jacob Miller, Esq -- V.. -
. XurßeCruk, JlUghtxy Cb, lb, April l<SplBs3L; ...~
I;i Circulars can be hid at J. H.‘ Minor's, or B Tic- ‘
Morgan’s Bookstores, Pittsburgh] Dr apply to the Princi
pal, at Tattle Omsk. tplffc2dptmy I*-
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TMCE3 OF ADMISSION:
K WINTER’S
Unrivalled Exhibition of
CIRCUS.
....Proprietor.
.—.Equestrian Manager.
T. F. Agent ?
And everything else open the some ela
borate scale, with the f blowing amongvt
the principal l.qaebttUns, Clowns,
Equestriennes, Gymnasts, Pantomimlsta
etc.:— . .
M’ile AGNES, I Mad. ORMOND,
Mrs. LAKE, ] Mrs. GRAVEN.
The Man Monkey*
DEALEB EXCLUSIVELY IS
S. M’KEE & CO-,
ALL SIZES-07
WINDOW GLASS,
1. VV. CHADWICK,
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