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.NEW S.
.4'he exports of specie from New York, last
were only $12,800 in all. No steamer
opened, which was probably the reason.
A man was killed at,hlichigan City ou last
Wednesday evening, by falling between the
are. He was named Hyde, and was from Ver.
moat, going to Wisconsin or lowa to enter land.
He had on his person about $BOO in money.
TILE WEST END
Tho Western portion of our State suffers se
verely from the partial legislation that is pro
cured, by various means, at Harrisburg, from
year to year. The smooth talkers and shrewd
schemers of Philadelphia; the proximity of that
city to the State capital ; its hospitalities and
attractions ; and its great population and wealth,
give to that city a prepondering influence in the
legislature. It has fifteen members in the lower
House out of ono hundred ; and five or six of the
thirty-three Senators. Then there are several
other thickly peopled counties near to that city,
whose interests are identified with it, and whose
representatives generally act in concert with
those of our eastern metropolis. About one
third of both branches of every legislature is
thus thoroughly Philadelphian in sentiment and
action. With one-third of a legislative body
acting in harmony and concert it is not diffi•
cult for it to acquire a controlling influence.
Some of the central and northern counties of
the State rely on Philadeiphia capital to some
extent to enable them to construct railroads;
and they must pay for their hopes with no small
degree of subserviency. The now members
from other parts of the State are scarce warm
in their seats until invitations, curiosity, free
tickets, and all the attractions of a great and
splendid city, induce them to visit Philadelphia;
and those visits are usually repeated once in Iwo
or throe weeks during the entire session. Some
members make the trips nearly every week. It
is but a five hours' ride, and members can leave
Harrisburg on a Saturday afternoon, and get
back by nine or tea o'clock on Monday morn
ing, thus spending two nights and one day at
Philadelphia. Such rides, free over the roads,
and such trips to the city aro very fashionable ; !
and it is no wonder, under all these circumstan
ces, that legislation at Harrisburg is decided fa
vorable to Philadelphia interests.
The consequences of this state of things are ,
apparent at every session of the legislature -
Acts are passed favorable to the great city of
the east that are manifestly detrimental to the
interests of the State at large. Thus, in the
session of 1853, the companies interested in the I
_Lake Shore railroad offered the State a bonus of
a quarter of a million dollars to legalize...awl.
charter a part of their line of roads near Erie.
They would have given a third of a million.
They offered, as an alternative, to take half a I
million of stock in the Sunbury and Erie rail
road, a Philadelphia road and company ; and to
do certain other acts favorable to that enterprise.
Now, the first offer would have put probably a
third of a million dollars into the treasury of
the commonwealth for the benefit of the people;
the last offer was exclusively for the benefit of
"the city," and a railroad corporation. It be
longed to the State and the whole people, bat
the pity and the corporation got the bonus; a
large majority of the members of the lower
House voting for the city instead of the State.
If a quarter of a million dollars had been taken
in gold out of the the Sta'o treasury, and given
to Philadelphia, it would not have been a more
direct donation.
in 1845, Baltimore desired to extend the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad through the southwest
portion of our State, coming to Connellsville, in
Fayette county. The Baltimore Company went
to Harrisburg to obtain the right of way. Had
that been granted, millions of Maryland capital
would have been expended in developing the
wealth of our rich southwestern counties, and
Pittsburgh would have'had only to construct a
road to Connellsville to have a railroad connec
tion with Baltimore. But Philadelphia was
jealous of the enterprize of Baltimore, and the
right of way was refused. The Baltimore road
was then run through the northern counties of
Virginia, opening their coal and iron fields, in
stead of ours; our southwestern counties are
still without a railroad ; and Pittsburgh is com
pelled to build a railroad all the way to Cumber
land, 133 miles, instead of to Connellsville, 57
miles, to obtain a connection by rail with Balti
more. Thus Philadelphia prejudices and jeal
ousy prevailed over the best interests of the
western half of the Start.
We might cite numerous other instances of
the all-controlling influence of the eastern me
tropolie upon our Legislature. But a notable
one now presents itself, more bold and reckless
than usual ; and that will prove more disastrous
and unjust to all of the Btato, except Philadel
phia and its immediate vicinity, than perhaps
any other event in the history of our State leg
islation. Without any valid reason assigned;
or any arguments or facts urged ; or any peti
tions of the people presented, it is now pro
posed to remove the State capital from Harris•
burg to Philadelphia. The cost to the State
of such an insane project will not be less than
from - three to five million dollars ; for the lying
r pretence that Philadelphia, bankrupt as she is,
will furnish the public buildings, will deceive no
one. Yet our House of Representatives passes
the bill by a majority of ten or eleven votes, a
Pittsburgh member voting, for it; and it is sup.
posed it will pass the Senate. If it does, the
Governor of course will sign it ; and the outrage
will be consummated. If Philadelphia influence
has been so potent over our legislatures hereto
fore, at Harrisburg. what may it not accom
plish with the legislature in its midst, and its
members feted, feasted and soaked at its hotels ;
and corrupted by its city temptations? The
salaries of the members will have to be in
creased ; the mileage will be increased ; and we
shall have just such laws as Philadelphians pro
ject and consent to, and none other.
We certainly entertain no unfriendly feel
ings towards our eastern metropolis, We re
joice in its prosperity and rapid growth, and
hope it will yet rival New York. Bat that it
shall control . the legislation of the State; cen
tralise-all its financial and political affairs ; and
treat the thriving city of the west, and all o ther
parts of the Commonwealth, as mere provincial
dependendies, is &matter for our remonstrance
- -
at least. Why is-..not the State capital of New
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B0Z71:01, /0 STATE StREET
tat- We believe Mr. Fut ton is the agent of
the Associated press at Philadelphia, and the in
dividual who collates the telegraphic news for
the western press. We would call uis attention
to the fact that a great many paragraphs sent
over the wires are worse than Greek to our read
ere, from the reason that the context does not
allow any ono to make even a tolerable guess
from what is darkly hinted at. Mr. Fulton, be
a little more expli cit in what is neui.i. You can
make it up by curtailing from the immense
amount of trash with which you bore western
newspapers.
ELECTION IN PHILADELPHIA, YESTER DA Y.
There was an election in Philadelphia, yester•
day, for City Councils, City Treasurer and Cam
miscioner. The present Councils have made
themselves so odious by their extravagance that
they will be routed by horse, foot, and dra
goons. The telegraph le silent on the subject—
although we have plenty about the Hies investi
gating committee and other State matters.
hIPORTANT TO ALDERMEN —The follo%ing Act
in relation to fees for commitments to Houses o
Refuge, passed both Houses, received the signa
tun of the Governor, and is therefore a law :
- • •
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, in Genera: Assembly
met, and it ie herebyGenooted by the authority
of the same, that the fees open commitments by
Aldermen or Justices of the Peace, to any house
of Refuge within this State, shall be as follows,
to wit :—To any constable or officer for arrest.
ing the person committed, fifty cents ; to the al
derman or justice of the peace directing the com
mitment, fifty cents ; to the constable or other
officer delivering the person committed pursuant
to such commitment, at the proper House of
Refuge, one dollar, with mileage, at the rate of
five cents circular for all distances travelled ;
skid fees and mileage to be paid by the county
in which the commitment is made: Provided,
That no allowance for distance travelled shall ex
ceed seven circular miles.
A BLACK. SIDDONS.-A lady of color has re-
cently taken to herself the title of the " Black
Siddons." Her name is Webb, and her readings
from Shakepenre have been favorably spoken of
in the Philadelphia papers. The Sunday Mer
cury of that city thus describes her personal ap
pearanco :
With respect to the color of the lady, we were
somewhat disappointed. We had thought that
black meant black ; and though such things ss
white black birds are'sometimes spoken of, they
have been generally considered fabulous. This
is not the case, however, with whste black
women, as the Black Skidoos can bear witness.
She is almost white, and has hair much ettaight
er than many white people's. Her features,
too, are more of' the Circassian than the Afri
c.m. We should think that she had very little
of the African blood in her veins.
JUDGES' SALARIES SOT TO BE INCREASED.—WO
learn lfrom the Harrisburg Como , pondvnt of the
public
Ledger that the Committee on the Al propriation Bill to
whom was referred the move to the salaries t f the
Judges of tbii Commonwealth. itacrsaq e d these
enluricn
to en average of $.2000 per LIIIIUM 1.,r Co,r.mon fleas
Judges throughout the State and 08000 for the Supreme
Judges, whichia the latter case was to Le in lieu of the
usual per diem allowance for time actually occupied in
thy trial of cases. The Houk, su l aequently refused to
increase the salaries of the Supreme Judges, keeping
them where they are, at $2700 for the Chief Justice,
and $2OOO for each of the Assistants. The salaries of
such of the eila/110D Pleas Judges as have been sc!ed
upon Were also reduced from s2ooo—the amount fired in
the bill—to $lOOO, what they now receive, and from the
temper of the House, there appears to be a poor prospect
that any of these salaries will be lamented. As the Legis
lature has determined to adjourn on the Sth of May, but
one week isleft for the passage of the Apritnpriathn Bill
through both Houses—ln addition to which the Claim Bill
leo( the greatest interest.
York removed to its great city? The Staticap.
ital of.-,Ohio to Cincinnati; of Michigan to De-
S.S'ittucity_to Louisville ; of Maryland
to Baltimore? . .,Irseems to be the design in nearly
all the States to remove their State governments
from the ovil and dangerous influences of great
Will the west end of cur State quietly yield to
this itjustice ? Are its interests s) trifling as to
be considered of no account? The West needs
only to combine earnestly and speedily, and this
wrong if done may be undone next winter; and
legislation hereafter be more just and equal.
'The west has a right to have railroads whether
they point towards Philadelphia or hot. The
west has a right to a voice in the enactment of
our laws; and It has a right to refuse to be
taxed a quarter or a third of a million dollars
for the benefit of a Philadelphia corporation.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny county should here
after elect members who will not uniformly for
get that there is a west, when public officers are
to bo elected, or ltays are to be enacted.
Corruption in the Pennsylvania Legis/a-
The Committee of the HOUPO of Representa
tives of Pennsylvania, appointed to investigate
the alleged attempt at bribery of the members of
the legislature to vote in the election of United
States Senator, have reported.
They Arrive at the following conclusions :
It is proved by the testimony that John P.
Herr, n member of the House of Representatives
from Lucerne county, - ryas corruptly spproaeaed
by Dr. Jayne himself, and also by his friends,
Eshelman nod Pieper, nod that the only reason
why said member 1959 not bribed to vote for Dr.
Jayne for Unittl States Senator, ri,:s because he
promptly and firmly resisted and resentod the
attempt to seduce him from the path of recti
tude.
It may be suggested, in palliation of this man
ifest attempt at corruption, that Dr. Jayne was
inexperienced in polit'es, and ST liS botrayed into
this violation of both law and morals, in the cx
citement of a heated contest and acted under an
impression that rival candidates were using the
same means.
The lion. LPwis C. Levitt tens also n candi
date for the United States Senate ; or at leapt
intended to become one, upcn a certain onntin
gency referred to in the evidence. It seems by
the testimony, he intended to raise some thirty
or forty thousand dollnrs, partly in connection
with this object, and partly for other purposes,
burhow much of the fund for each does not op.
pear.
Railroad bonds to the amount of 441,000, and
letters of credit for other and lees sums were
raised by him prior to and not long before the
time fix,-d for the election ot United States Sen
ator. The railroad bond= were token in pay
ment of n debt he had a right to contract, hut
was received with declarations referring to the
contingency of his becoming a miudidate ; but
there is no evidence that riLy of the fund
so raised was need corruptly by him, or ti-nt
any attempt was mode so to coo it by any ono,
except it may he infered front what is said to
have transpired at the interview betty:en Jo hn
F. Herr, of the ll.;use, end Alr. David Melliticer
of the Senate.
As to the other candhlatca whoFe nArnes arre
before the legidsture for the office of United
States Senator, there is no evidence calonlatrd
to implicate either of them in the foirnees of
any efforts that may have been mule by them in
connection with this high and tionorobie office.
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lilnney'a Expedition... The Country to
be Colons zed.
[Front !bt, NbwYnrlc Evening rom.i
According to the statements which we derive
from Mr. Fibens, the United States consul at
San Juan, tho "Nicaragua Land and Mining
I Company" have a valid title to one and a half
million acres of land, principally in the moan
, tainoue district of Chontoles, bordering on the
largo and beautiful lake f Nicaragua. Some of
these lands have been purchased from the Gov
erttnent and the Church of .Nicanigua, both of
which, by reason of the incessant wars to which
they are parties, frequently feel the went of
ready money, and are, consequently, willing to
sell their possessions cheap. The title to others
rests in certain wealthy landowners °outmoded
wi:b the Company, who are desirous of inviting
settlers to their vicinity. Within the domains of
this Compauy is the fine island known as St.
George's Key, at the mouth of Grist river,whero
the most extensive mahogany tracts, and where
the sarsaparilla, the Intim rUt ber and the ebo,
from the fruit of which IL silo ible oil is extracted,
are found in great abinudance.
Among the valuable woods in the main land
district of Mount/ales are mahogany, rosewood,
satinwood, black cedar, Brazilletto, and the
costly dycwood known in commerce - as the Lima
Or Nicaragua wood. In some localities the Ceiba
or wild cotton tree flourishes, growing in a few
years to such a nice that a dozen men can hardly
embrace it with their arms. Tare° crops of
corn are easily obtained yearly, and tropical
fruits of all sorts exist in profusion. Chontales
is famous ae a grazing country, having the best
pasture lands in Central America. The traveler
never loses sight of herds of cattle, with troops
of wild deer frolicking' en their skirts. Other
game, such as wild turkey, quail and woodcock,
are also plentiful, and the mountain streams fur
nish trout of a delicate tltvor.
Besides these, there exist mines of gold, sil
v. r, coal, and other minerals, of which prom
ising specimens have boon exhibited in this
city. When these source, of wealth are once
fairly opened end developed, we may look for
ward to another California in this now neglected
and thinly reol . .led region.
The climate of Client:lies, we are told, is de
lightful, the tempera , are em the mountains being
cool and invigorating, while upon the plains.
where the thermometer ranges from 64 to 98
degrees, owing to the refreshing breezes from
the great I eke of Nicaragui, it never op•
pretest vet) , loot. Such :a the testimony
stimony of
I Squier, who says nf N eariotua that ti its cli
mate is so fevorably muddied by a variety of
causes coo to be rendered not only agreeable but
quite as F111_0,71009 as that of ally equal extent
of rounti-y under tat' trepics "
That surto a ceantry ativrils a desirable field
for energetic hood thilfry co'c,oista cannot he
doubted, and it woe ti Ith the view of attracting
such men that the late President Chomorro,
shortly ht for, tits deo, ii, s-nt n letter by Mr.
Platoon° offering indoceni.nta to Americana to
emigrate to Ncarogua, sod engage iu the culti
vation of coffee, by the diligent attention to
which the neighboring state of Costa Rica,
(R.cla Coast) be called originally in derision for
its poverty, had in t-n years become well en
titled to its name. .1 similar attention to the
development of its with n similar ex
emption from ClVtl . might be at
tended with like results in lliicarasua.
We should be glad t,i hope. th,t. Colonel Km-
NEY'S expedition :nay CC-operate le ems work of
regenerating rol.carae•zia To many minds it will
derive a certain interr-it frcni the 1 ( - •culiar unto
ce lents et it , : feeder :to p, results ape;
the destiny of our own Government, end from
the firi that itie rho t.t
the interi r of Centre] At-oerii Crt y repre
sentatives or the Ans . ° 'aeon stock.
Mrre than thrtee qttotht^r expe•
&lion rtot mtlie br men of c d ff rlce,
which gave ndi ttictict:t •r; , .t:tt - T to the insti•
tutiens :lel the •nt bwor)- of thi:t pot.-
tten of the enntittent (7. - Act - Ez "tt•sh
lishe•.l the Spanish J n.inton to Mexico, had
heard of nations forth,t• suuttt att:!
audio a leitt-r t, his rulster,Chad,.e the Fifth,
ho
• I have rcci:vc , int' rrnat'lon as well cf the
great riches of that r.,uatry, that in the ()pin.
i o n of navigatort there exi-,T.4 a strait le:ding
from that 1 - .ly, ( I TO, i'ly the hay of Honduran)
icto the orm. , s , to nla, which IH ILO thing above
al: others to thin vcc,rll I aq. th,iron,; of meeting
with, nu rieccuut cf the inin uti!ity which I
um convinced would re: 11:1 fr. i, to thoadvan
tage of your Imps ru n A1,.j• , ,ty."
The cffic - r e.! , e , tf ty C - rtez to effect bin
purr,e, Ihm 13, thh, do Alvarado, uhosc ex
plu:ts travcrsirg nn unknawo country, in
tig.hveg- the f s,f reho'le,us chiefi, amount.
irg, in one hail-, Eu VA) warriors, and in
making octllerneat.:, or- d , f.erth ,, d with some
rnmatenes~ by the chr”:,lel e rs
The first site i,F , u which his eeAalitrs fixed
their Im tie tyt , f•r o ;lA - ma:lent habitation
was the old city of tlu,;( Ili, a magnificent
vqi,ey e1....T1N I 6.a ( r six tueusand feet above
tie level of tlte tntwoeu two vol
canic,: with a irr:d and icitt4l):e climate, abound
ing streams, a v..get:ttioa no iuxorkwi and unfit
ding, and with such a prodigal n ulence of
teauty, that they lost all desire of returning to
their native land or advauring to further con
quests Nu wonder that, tired of long and san
guinary warn, and uric the exhilaration of that
del gbtful air , the.y should forget the elcepiug
IlltlgPr9 of the vicinity , and found a city on the
banks cf the Rio Pensativo.
rs9hat has follorved this invaiiion is well known.
The disappearance or degeneracy of the abori
ginal races, politic misrule an•l anarchy, and
social and inertia! the material re
sources of the country have remained almost as
entirely undeveloped as at the time when its
tropical beauty called forth the admiration of
the ambitious cavaliers of Alvarado or Machu.
ca. We trust the people of Central America
have reasons for anticipating better results from
the enterprise cf Col. Kinney.
THE ANTHRACITE (711 A I. TRA PI:. —The anthra
cite coal tonnage from the Schuylkill region is
ancrmous thin week, larger than ever bofore re
ported in any one week. The Re.adiug Railroad
brought down, 1 - )r tho week ending on Thum
day, the extraordinary amount of 6.095 tons,
making, with that previously brought down this
year, 661 480 tour—against 556,705 toes to the
same time lost year. The shipments on the
Schuylkill Navigntion for the week were also
very large—reaeliing 31.228 tone, making for
the season 165 478 tone—against 143.693 tons
to the same time last year. The Lehigh Navi
gation Company is just getting fairly rat work.
The shipments for the week ending on Saturday
last were 21 195 tons, and for the season to that
time, .11,680 tons.—P)+,ll. Ledger, 28th nil.
TITS DIFFICULTY or UNDEBSTANDINCI TITS LAWS.
—ln the Wet 'ton Rouge Gazette, of a recent
date, we find a very sensible charge of ttiTe Court
to a Grand Jury. The Judge called the Jury
together, and charged them in reference to the
statute laws. lie said : do not understand
them,youcannot under,tail them,therefore there
is no business before the Grand Jury, as no one
has violated these incomprehensible laws."
LAWYER TURNED CARPENTER.—The lawyer who
filed a bill, shaved a note, cut an acquaintance,
split a hair, made an entry, raised a haul, got
up a case, framed an indictment, empanelled a
jury, rut them in a bob, nailed a witness, ham•
mered a judge, chieseled a client, and bored a
whole court—all in one day—has RiLICC "laid
down the law" and turned carpenter.
oir•The Pleasure and Comfort of being writ
mien in a SUIT OP CLOTHES. Ls greatly enhanced by
haying them GOOD, and ODITOULE To Tao SEASONT. 011113/iLE
has got all that is necessary to effect that great consumma
tion, both IT reganis tit and quality of goods. Persons
swishing to experience all this, and be only moderately
Charged, ^tau do so by calling at 2.10 LIBERTY sTREET, head of
Wood.
P. K.—Pantaloons, in perticular, is one of his greatest
fortes. Ile e nnot be brat in tto style and fit of this gar•
meat. Numerous reference: could he given, if necessary, to
corroborate :bisstaterae t ttlergi
Itr- The Great Reatonative—FEVEß AND
AOUB CURED DV DR. .IFLANIT3 !AVER PILLS—Mr.
Jornuhan ITougham, of West Park County,llllnob,
writes to the propr;etors that he had E offered greatly from
a severe and protracted attr,k t , f IV VOr 1111 f Ague, and was
completely restored to health by the use of the Liver Pills
alone. Thcse fills un.inestlonably posFess great tonic pro
perties, and can be taken with decided advantage for many
di , ea,s requiring invigbratirg romeiles; but the Liver
Pills stand pre.cminent 115 a means of restoring a di!orp.'
nized Liver to heathy action: hence the great ce'ebrity
they have attained. The numerous formidable diseases
arising from a diseased Liver, v, , bich so long baffled the
sk 11 o: the most eminent physician:, of the United Rates,
are now rendered easy of cure. thanks to the study and
per,:erance of tilt dis:inguishod phy , ichin whose name
this great medicine hears—a u‘me which will descend to
posterity as one deserving of cratltude. This invaluable
medicine should always be kept within reach; and on the
appearance of the earliest symptoms of diseased Liver, It
can be safely and ucefeity administered.
Purehaaers will plea., be careful toast: f . r, and take none
but Dr. .N.l'Lane's Liver Pills. There a, other Pills, pur
porting to to Liver PLls, now bet re the public.
Dr. WLane's Liver also his celebrated Vernalnge,
can nnw be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada.
Also, for sale by the sole proprietors,
FLIAIL'iII BROS.,
Successors to J. Kidd &
60 Wood street.
WEER
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Reported Expressty for the Daily Morning Post.
Postmaster in the
PHILADELPHIA, May I.—New Orleans papers
of Wednesday are received.
The Hon. Ismael E. Morse was epeoially: in
structed to prosecute Postmaster Kendall. In
the preliminary examination the prosecution sta
ted that it would be proven that the notes stolen
from the letter were mailed at Memphis and
marked, and were afterwards disposed of by Ken
dall.
William P. Rowand, of New York, Lloyd's
agent at Savannah was drowned at that port on
Saturday.
The 11. S. Treasurer's statement shows the
amount in the Treasury on the 23d ult, subject
to draft to be $20,268,387.
Nsw YORK, May I.—The Washington corres.
pendent of the Post says that Pollens has re
signed the Consulship and that Capt. Benj.
Moody will probably receive the appointment.
Letters from Buenos Ayres glee another ac
count of the firing into the Water Witch. It is
stated that a boat from the fort put off and ten
dered a 9panish document to the officer in com
mand of the Water Witch, which he refused,and
the boat was ordered off; the firing then com
menced on both sides, the Water Witch retiring
badly damaged, and tho Quarter Master was
mortally wounded.
A negotiation it is said is on foot between the
British and Argentine governments fore tract of
country known as Granchaoo. The British are
looking to it to supply Cotton in case of difficul
ties with the United States.
BOSTON, May I.—There is nothing new in the
Hones to-day. Mr. Black submitted a preamble
and resolutions concerning the invasion of Kan
sas by armed Missourians, and calling upon the
executive of Missouri to prevent outrages, and
also calling upon the President to take instant
effective measures for sustaining the sovereignty
of Kaaaas against violence, and pledging the
commonwealth of Massachusetts to furnish ne•
eesary aid within her whole power to the Gover
nor and people of Kansas, or any other state or
territory in support of their constitutional rights
by whomever infringed.
Passage of of the Appropriation Hill
Hannt , .neita, May 1 —The House granted
for the Western Penitentiary $14.212, and for
the House of Refuge $lO,OOO. The Appropria
tion 13111 was then passed finally.
Meeting of Doot ors,
PITILADELPIIIA, May i^—The Medical Conven
tion assembled this morning in this oily. Dr,
Charles A. Popo of St. Louis, the President,
made a long address.
4 - Zs Stocking Factory.— C. DALY'S Stocking
Factory, where everything is mnde in the !POSTERS' LIN;
Cr the muter .f St. Clair RIO Penn streets. Ile Is con
timidly turning oat every Misty of Hosiery, well male
atol huttablo to the season, wad, may be always obtained
WE, Je - ale and Derail at his alcre, earner of Market alley
ant Firth street- Don't forgo the name—C. DALY and
No. 20. n 25
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE ONLY RAILROAD
11.1;!iti1tiG WEST FELO.II PITTSBURGH
Ou Rll , l SID, MONDAY, March 12'01,1335, th, PASSEN
OLR TRAINS will run as follBlk - s, until fur ll +l+7 node. ,
FAST T. WILL LEANT AX 3 A. M.
MAIL. TROY " " AT BA. M.
I_:Parsi T PLIN " AT 3P. M.
These Trains all run through to etrstilne, and connect
there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio and Indiana,
end Ilelletontaine and Indiana Railroads. At Mansfield,
caonsc•ions ran made for Newark., Zanesville, Mon rose ills,
tiandosky, Toledo, Chic .go; ac.; and at Allianco for Cleve.
land. de. No trains run on Sunday.
Through Tiettell sold to Cincinnati, Lotii,illo St. i.,)u!s,
lianapolis, Chicago. Rock Island, Port Wayne, Cleveland,
and the principal Lorna and Coles In the West.
The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMNIODATIoN .11/
P;ttSburgil nt 13 A.M..1.1,1 E P. 11., at,.!
at 7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Fur Tickets any farther information, appiT to
J.. 0. CURRY,
At the corner office, under the Monon7.,:theia :louse
Or. et the Federal Street Station, to
GEMIGE, PAItKIN, Ticket Agent
ritteturgh, Merth 10th, 1855. (tatlo)
no following Li from Gen. 000. P. Mortis, In the name
Journal of Nov. 7, laitO
All e titers profess to be the p,nardierbs of the tights of
the peripto, and to kerp them advised, through their
columns, of whatever shall arise for their benefit. We
will lire up to this letter, and inform them that the meet
wonderful and valuable medicine for their g.neral use ever
in rented, is ra.ll-IT'S .11.AGICAL rots Ezra coos." Its sir
toes are so rare, mighty au.: eccentric, that efteu they op.
pear to s ork more like miracles than by science, so effect,
Pre, ' eieetrie and astounding are Its powers on the human
body, that, though now it is daily tried by thousands of
people, not one of this great mass hut is delighted beyond
rem orison, and candidly cititess they, on no consideratien,
will crer again be without it.
The Inventor, Mr. Li. Dailey, tura wisely kept the secret to
himself. Counterfeits are busy about it, but without F.:-
C 0.29. Its overwhelming merits defy air crunpetition, and
Its peculiarities analysis. We contidsntly commend all pa
rents to area its ocquaintance, for eu.ely such a friend, who
laugh. at death and suffering, restores the blind, lame, halt
and scarred to perfection, an nil from pain, is a "friend
indeed."
We wish the discoverer of this mighty blessing, who Id a
real benefactvr to mankind, OW speed.
Non • genuine without a steel-plate engrarml label, with
tiguatures of
HENRY BALLY,R Manufacturer,
0. V. CLICKENEIt fr. CO, Proprietors.
Sold at 25 cents per box by Dr. 0. U. KEYSER, 140
Wood street, ant by nearly every dealer in medicines
throughout the United States. All orders or letters for In
formation or advice, to be addressed to C. V. CLICKENER
k CO., New York. a plltda se2w
N EW MOURNING DRESS GoODB.
lIAOAN & AUL,
No. 91 31 AREET STREET,
Ilavej ust received a complete stock of
Illaek (Gupta's) Ilerege;
8-4
Camel's Hair"
" Tisanes and Grenadines;
" Crape d'Espagn•;
Organdies and Lawns;
Crape Collars and Sleeves; Crape Collarettes, &c., to n - Lich
they would respectfully call the attention of the ladles.
ap2l3
DUT A 911-14 cooks prime Potash for role ny
op'2B HENRY H. COLLI NS
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W 111 TE FiSll-130 half IML. 'White Eta] ;
200 halfbblz. Trout;
80 Salmon; for Fah, by
a; 2B lIENLLIC H. COLL INS.
D ROOM 2-1315 doz. Corn Breams for bale by
1 ) ap2B
imam IL COLLINS.
0111IU CIMINEY TOPS-300 of varicas styles for
sale by taPt B ]_ If ENRY. II COL-
pECANS--20 !Ala. just recel=4 4 .4 " A
7 , 7 a L b ILOIV,
as2s No. a Wood Rtreot
o , ll , o m A r N o
e f; 11.
of
We
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f C o O r t e n S co Y %Li g
p —O ol p b o w o f p
n h g e
Coughs, lloareene,s, Influenza, fte. '• Ta=re and try"lf
not eatirtietory, your tomey will be refund.d. For pale
whobeale and , etuil by JOHN 11AI , T, JR...
81,30 No. 135 Wood Ftrect, Pittsburgh.
1 1 0 RD'S CALIF )RNIA LOZRNOES—The only certain
r remedy for Ileartburo, or Acidly of th, Stomarh. For
sole by D , POJ JOHN HAP JR.
.11 . 1 „ 1 1 : u — b l y 0 tierces prime new Rj o ee ll T s t i r o p o c i r t l u o. y. kl A aLld f
nt.2. 2 No. 27 Wood htreet.
ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—A new three
story Brick Dwelling Hon.., wi'h a large Ftoro room,
sit setae on Smithfield etre° . The haus. contains a parlor,
dining room, Itib hen, three chumbets and finished tittle;
coal %null, cellar, &c , all in good order. Price $4,000. Also,
a three story Brick House on Third street, now occupied as
otlLes and workshops; price $1.400..
.ITS OF TUIIPLINTIN.E-2.5 julit received and
I. for sale by 1. 1 1' 28 1 FLEMING BROS.
I I till: E FUR SALE—A good fsrohy horse for Mlle by
5p2.13 FLEMING BROS.
L , UMW! OMNI MS—Another case of those fli3e French
r Chinizes, at 12},4 cents per yard, just received by
ar2S A. A. MASON A CO- 25 Fit h st.
WHAM KID (.11.0VE8, for Ladlea and Gentlemen
An sizes from No. 0 to No.lo Bajou'a best quality,
can be found at VAN GORDEIDB,
a 1,12 03 Market street, corner of Diamond.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE,
HAND STREET, (SOUTH SIDE.) BET. PENN STREET
AN IrTH E RIVER PITTSBURGH, PA.
DOCTOR BARU.. Graduate and Practitioner in the Old
Schools of Medicine, Allopathic and llomcepathic, and
for the past ton years a suecessful ilydropathist, has opened
a WATER CURE In the above location.
The perfectly safe, direct and immediate effect this eye.
tem bas on all Fevers, and all diseases acute and chronic—
while it is mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable in families, who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and liomcepathie treatment will bo adminis•
tend where desired; but, after long and thorough expe
rience, Doctor Baelz gives a decided preference to Hydro.
pathy, which has, throughout the old and new world,
proven so eminently successful in every form of disease,
incl , uding Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cuts
-1:1001.10, Nervous and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every State in the
ihtion, can be examined at Doctor Baeles office. The Rev.
Clergy are invited to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used In thecommencement, and often
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury Instead of napleas•
ant, as those unacquainted might suppose.
atringscra—Messrs. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. %V.:Wilson, W. IL Williams, Thompson Bell, .1. R. Wel.
dent D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, E. IL English, B M.
Kerr.
The undersigned, baring visited Doctor Ilselz's Institu
tion and witnessed his successful treatment, cheerfully re•
commend hlm as a thoroughly educated and skillful thy.
Edelen:
Charles T. Rangel!, Jos rerConnella, David Hunt, John
C. Curtis, Robb Patrick, John D. LivingetourJOhn Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Moses F. Raton. 0. Ormsby Gregg. I jan6
For Sales
FOUR BILUARD TABLE 6, on easy terms, all complete
and in good order. Enquire for particulars of
LEOPOLD BAHL,
p22:/md Nos. 27 and 29 Minket street, nor. Doom&
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. SPECIAL NOTICES.
Treasurys
From New York
Massachusetts vs. Missouri
Opinions or the Press
S. OUILIBERT & SON,
140 Third street.
HATS AND CAPS.—Now is the
time that every person should wear a new
Hat or Cap, and MORGAN & CO., No. 164
Wood street, next door to the now Presb3 tenon Church, one
doer from Math street, have a large stock of each, select•
ed expressly for city retail trade, which they will sell as
low for each as any other house in the city. They ask the
attention of the public to their $l, $3,50 and $4 Silk Hats,
which will be found rn Inspection a neat and good article.
Call and see. Quick . Sales and small preflo.
Remember, No. 164 Wood street. a .28
OD Drug Store for SaIe...RETAIL DRUG
STORE, favorably located, at the corner of Chestnut
and Liberty streets, Allegheny City, wil,be sold on reason
able terms. For particulars, angora of
FLEMING BROS.,
Wholesale nod Retail Druggists,
aplB:lmday) No. 60 Wood street, - Pittsburgh, Pa.
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
MANUFACTUILF.III3 OF
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilation of Buildings.
4 A. AW. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or Hot Water, Pipes or Chileon'a Furnace,
Chneches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green Houses.
Court !louses, Jails, Hotels, or Dwellings. N 0.25 MARKET
street, Pittsburgh. apl6
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
.44.-FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES in either of
the two Cities.
ORDERS may be left at the Mill, or in boxes at the stares of
LOGAN, WILSON k CO., 62 Wood street.
BRAUN & REITER, corner Liberty and St. Clair ate
H. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TI11118: CASH, ON lIELIVEHT.
.19 29 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
NORTH
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, NO. 76 WALNUT STREET. PUILADELPHIA.
AR7 ER PERPETUAL.
- - -
Authorized Capital, $300,000.
Ass Err s LIABLE FOR TILE LOSSES OP TILE COM
PANY.
In Stock Notes, (negotiable term,) secured by Mort.
gages and Judgments $lOO,OOO
In Billy Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, ac 100,000
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items 41,000
Total 5253,000
H. OADWEL, President. 0. H . I HIBII, Secretary.
iser Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation risks, taken
at.current rates.
EFE R ENCES.
PITTSDURGEL
Kramer & Rohm, Curling, Robertson & Co.,
N. Holmes & Sone, Wm. Bagaley & Co.,
J. A. Hutchlsun & Co., 1). Leoeu & Cp.,
Murphy, Tiernan & Co.
PELTLADELPIIIA.
Waluright, Huntington M. L. Hollowell ,t Co.,
& Floyd, David 8. Brown & Co.,
C. H. & (len. Abbott, Wood & Oliver,
Heaton & Denckla, Caleb Cope & Co.,
Chas. Megargoe & Co., Drexel & Co., Bankers,
Hon. Wm D. Keley, Scott, Baker a Co..
Harris, Halo & Co., Deal, Milligan & Co.
J. BANKS KNOX, Agent.
deelaly No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
CORNER OR WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
•
Js. s. D. Mina, Secretary.
This Company makes every insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE RISK&
Alec, against Hull and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mis
aissippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against LOSS and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies Issued at the lowest ratea consistent with safety
to all parties.
DIIIICTORS:
Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley,
James S. Goon, John Fullerton,
John M'Alpin, Samuel .11'Clurkan, .
William Phillips, James W. UMlinen,
John Scott, Chas. Arbuthnot,
Jcseph P. Gnamm, M. D., David Richey,
James Marshall, John APGill,
lioratin N. Lee. Kittanning• febl7
Us CITIZENS' Insurance Company of
Pittsburgh.—WSl BAGALEY. President;
SAMUEL L. MA RSIFELL, Secretary.
Office: OS Water Sire ri.behretn E4rrket and Woodidreeta.
Insures HULL end CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Minds.
eißpi Macre and trihotarien.
Insures egalnot Loss or Damage by Fire.
ALSO—Against the Peril:Jot the Sea, and InisndNasks•
tlonandTransportation.
DIMICTOIM
William Bagsley, Richard Floyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dun lap,jr., John 8. Dilworth,
Terme M. Pennock, Francis dupers,
B. liarbaugh, .1. Schoonmazer,
Walter Bryant, William B. Hays.
John Shipton. dec2l
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C''"
OWARD Health Association of
Pittsburgh, Pa.--OFFICE, No. 105 THIRD
ST - I.F.ET, opposite the Telegraph Office.
This Association is organised for the purpose of affording
martini assistan^e to each other, in case of sickness or sc.
rident. 13v paying a small yearly paym;nt, the members
of the Assisaation s , eures a weekly benefit during sickness,
averaging from $2,25 to $lO per week. In this Association
all members are equally interested In the management and
profits. S. It. Si'KENZIE, President.
T. J .111Wirg, Secretary.
Finance Committee—Josun Tim, Jesus 111.611136 G. N.
Ilosvercrr.
Consulting Physician—F. Lusa, M. It
Franklin Sawing Fund and Loan
aawelatloti a OFFICE, No. 9'i FRONT STREET.
Discount Day—MONDAY. Notes offered on SATURDAY
to the Secretary, at the store of Joan H. Mellor, No. S 1
Wood street. Wet:klyllties received at the same time and
place. (deer:m7 WIIITTIER, Secretary.
To Let.—.TIIE SECOND STuitY OF THE NEP.
TUNE ENGINE HOUSE (a Hall suitable for public
meetings,) will be let for three or four nights in the week.
Enquire of GEORGE FUNSTOP,
d• ch6m at S. VClTlrltan's, No. 96 Wood street.
Notlicts.-•The JOLGtNEYMEN TAILORS SO.
CI
first WEDENTYSD o A f
YP i o t f tsb v u ey h m aonndt A laeghC e H ny OC m IL e L e EI T o E n, R th S e ,
In the Diamond. By order.
Jel:y_ GEO. W. Eraresiz. Secretary
Übl. 0. 0. F.—Place of meeting, Washington Hall,
Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley.
Pirrsaurtou Leone , No. T..:B—bleets every Tuesday evening.
MICILCANTILY EtiCASIPX23T, No. S?—Meeta first and third
Friday of each month. inse2sll
FRANKLIN FIRE INSU RANCE
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CO:
OF PITILADELPEIA
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Ct TAT EMENT OF TILE ASSETS OF TILE COMPANY,
L.D on January 1,1855. Published in conformity with the
provision of the static section of the Act of Assembly, of
April sth, 1842.
RIORTG AGES.
Being first mortgage on Real Estate had
the city and county of Philadolpbitt,
exerpt ;t30,930 In Montgomery, Bucks, $1,553 . 058
Schuylkill and Allegheny counties, Pa.
L ESTATE.
Purchased at sheriff 's BEA tales, under mort
gage claims, viz:
Eight house, and lot, 70 by 150 feet, on
the south-west corner of Chesnut and
Seven eh streets.
A house and lot, 27 by 71 feet, on the
nor th side of Spruce street and west of
Eleventh street.
A house and let, 21-7 by 100 fret, on the
west side of Penn Square, south of High
street.
Two houses and lots, each 18 by 80 feet,
on the south side of Spruce street, near
Sivoenth street.
Five houses and lots, each 17-9 by 90
feet, Nos. 169, 101, 163, 185 and 166,
DiJwyn street.
Three houses and lot, 40 by 54 feet, on
east side of Seventeenth street, south of
Pine street.
A lot of ground, 17 by 67 feet, on the
north-east corner of Twenty.second and
Spruce streets.
Hotel and lot, 50 by 81 feet, on the south.
east corner ef Chesnut and Beach sta.
Fivehouses and lot, 42 and 88 feet, on
the north side of George street, west of
Ashton street.
Seven houses and lot, 23 by 117 feet, on
the ea t side of Beach street, south of
Chesnut street.
A house and lot, 18 by 30 feet. No. 96
Fitz water street, east of Ninth street.
A ground rent of $3O, issuing out of a lot
13-4 by 40 feet, on the north side of
Otter street, forty feet west of Leopard
street.
LOANS.
Temporary Loans, on Stocks as Collateral
Security
.......
CIC
Ten Thousand Dollars Altos O
Douse Loan,
per cent, , see.t on.)
200 shares Bank of lieutu.•kr.
17 shares Northern Bank of Kentucky.
100 shares Union Rank of Tennessee.
13 Shares Insurance Company of the
State of Pennsylvania.
200 shave Smiliwark Railroad Company.
37 shares Commercial A Railroad Bank,
Ticksbutg.
300 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
91 shares Franktin Fire Insurance Co.
2 shares Mercantile Library qompany.
24 shares l'nlon Canal Cempa y.
10 shares Schuylkill Railroad Company.
NOTES and HILLS lircsircentz ...................
UNsITTLED
...........................
Mencitattntsie ........ - ........ .......
Cams on hand ....................... .$l9 932 37
in hands of agents 7 385 21
LOSSES FIRE,
Loasee paid during the year 1854
By order of the Board:
CHARLES N. BANCRER, President
CHARLES G. BANGER% Secretary.
J. G. coPrxs, Agent:
North-anal cor. Wood and Third afreeta
CAR.PETS OIL CLOTHS,
MATTING.
Tsubscriber is now receiving large additions to his
J. stock, which, when completed, will be 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.; Tapestry, twilled
and plain Venitlen ; Cotton, Hemp, hag and List Carpets;
Woolen and Cotton Drug.get; Door Mats; Window Shades;
Stair Rods; &c. Also, a large assortment of Oil Cloths,
from 2 to 18 feet wide. W. D. ATCALLII.II,
ap'2ollrn 82 Fourth street, below Wood.
EALTU, TO.DA Y, IS YOURS. to-morrow—but don't
11 wait till to-morrow;go at °maned take a sitting at
CARGO' DAGIIEItREAN GALLERY, Apollo Buildings,
No. 76 Fourth street.
apl3
F INE WHITE ENGLISH ()RAPE SETTB--Co4ars end
Sleeves; also a new lot of Black Crape Collars and
apl4
Sleer just arrived at VAN GORDEN'S,
es,
83 Market street.
tpIIANS—/7 barrels "Small White for sale by
apl9 JAB. AIoLAITGEILLN.
LOUISVILLE. LIME-,60 barrelsj Aisu.etztireeceavueda;afraormBale.
by Dtpl9l '
JEWELRY, &c., at the Old Eatablish
NEW Otioils.—Just opening, • new iirKi ld stoel
of WATCHES,
ed House of W. W. WILSON, 67 Market street, corner of
Fourth. Customers and signors will always find this a
safe and just establishment to deal with and prices as
cheap as elsewhere—either East or West,
ii - Special attention paid to FINS WATCH REPAIR.
Dia.
apl9
vim barreb/ELlAncitly receiving and for Nue by
&pit? ATWELL, LEE 00.
MARB.IPM;-'
in at. Paul's Cathedral, on TtiesdaY, May latily the Rev.
B. McMahon, Dlr. JAMES MeLAUCIIILIN and ilia MARY
AWN O'LEARY, both of this city.
May the 'welcome gems of peace betheir companions and
ornaments through _life; the song of contentment attend
and mate delightful their household, and happiness be
their only and every day's portion.
Boot and Shoe ellanufactory.
fitA: o A nt r respe C C: l l P ury tuto r :M r. the citizens®
JA
Pittsburgh, that they have opened a manufactory'
of MEN'S AND W,OMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
At No. 79 Smithfield street,
In WErusat's BUILDINGS, where they will be prepared to 1111
all orders of every description of Boots and. Shoes at tho
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of customers they
will also keep on sale a good assortment of the best eastern
work. Also, rll descriptions of children's wear.
Ter ms strictly oath; goods at cash prices. •
A share of the publla patronage is solicited. m • 2:6m
Dissolution.
TIIE firm of PENNOCK, AIITCIIELL & CO.. has this
day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent, and the
Books of raid concern having been transferred . to JOSEPH
PENNOCK and NATHAN F. HART, they only are author
ised to settle and collect the aebta due said firm.' ?emus
knowing themselves indebted will please call at PENNOCK
lIART"K, No. 141 Wood street, and ;ay be same. Those
having claims against said firm will present them for pay
ment. JOSEPH PENNOOII,
TllO9. MITCHELL;
JOAN B lIERRON,
NATIIAN P. HART. -
Pittsburgh, !Say Ist, 1855
JOSEPH PENNOCK. NATHAN P. MET
PENNOCK & HART,
NJ , 713 Z LITZ Pi= OP PENNOCK, MITCH= & 03.0
FULTON FOUNDRY:
Warehouse, No. 141 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa
A constant supply of Cooking Strives and Ranges, /Royal
and Grates, Wagon Boxes. all Fizes,Hollow Ware, Plough
Castings and Pointe, Tea Kettles, Sad and Tailors' Irons,
Iron and Nails.
Water and Gas Pipes, and Miscellaneous Castings made
to order. my2lra
Notice.
'DOORS to recelro Subscription to the Capital Stock of the
" KA INSURANCE COMPANY '' will be ened
at the Off EU ice ßE of HILL BURGWIN, Ken , No. 143 FOURTH
street, Pittsburgh, on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY,
1855, and will to kept open d Sy, (Sundays excepted,)
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. H. and 3 o'clock P. H.,
until at leasfOne Thousand Shares, are subscribed for.
.WM. F. JOHNSTON,
ISAAC H. PENNOCK,
HILL BUROWIN,
A. McilßlDE,
W. McCANDLESS,
Commissioners.
DANK OF PITYSBURGII,
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May 1, 1955.
rim B
E President and Directors of this ank have THIS
DAY declared a Dividend rf Five Per Cent. on the
Capital Stock for the hat Fix months, payable to Stock.
ho'dere, or their legal representatives, on or after the 11th
Inst. fmy2hl . ) JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
For Sale.
reasonable terms, a very neat, vertical STEAM EN
GINE, 6 inch cylinder, 2 4 inch stroke. AIM, a very
superior DOUBLE FLUE rEma BOILER, 14 feet long,
26 inches diameter. For terms, !M., apply to
W. S. HAVEN, Stationer,
my 2 Market street, corner Second.
Megrazlnca, &c.
LT ARPER'S 3IAGA ZLNP. FOR MAY 20 CENTS;
1.1. Putnam's " " " 20
Graham's " idl Ed 2 0
Godey's e ~ 20 if
Ballow " . dt If 00 14
Frank Ladle's Gazette "" 20
e '• Journal " " 18 "
Togeth•T with all the leading newspapers. PurebaFers
will get five Magazines for one dollar, Instead of four as at
other planes. For sale at
my 2
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ANTED—A QUEENSWARE PACKER at CHINA
, HALL, .No. 62 3larket street, between Third. and
Fourth streets. my 2
"DRAW! BRANDY-1 hair-pipe Pure Peed] 13raniy lu
store evil far sale by jmy2l J. W. BUTLER k CO.
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LISIMEtt SALES—A. A. 51ASON & CO. invite attention
it to their splendid assortment of Mantillas In Bilk, Lace,
and Grenadine.
my 2
P LAID SILKS—A. large assortment of splendid yield and Sttiped Saha now offered at
m 52 A. A. MASON .4 C ':'S.
pRENCII LAWNS—A largo variety of neat ptyles of
P,lnted Lawns, Muslim, Jaconkto. Orearidie,
my 2 A. A. AIA'ON & CO.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOlt MAY JUS I: ItE,lblV.e., D
Frank Leslie's Gazette for May "
Putnam's Magazine
. "
Godey's Lady's Book
Peterson's Magazine . .
Graham's MagazineSt . Nature and Human Nature; by Stun Slick;
The Lilustratel Manners Book; a Manual of Geed Beba
-1 4' and Polite Accomplishments.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNET & CO.,
Fifth st., opposite the Theatre.
VALUABLE SruCKS nr AteTtON.—
EVENING, May 3.1, at 7 o'clock, at the Merchant'
Exchange, Fourth street, will be sold
20 Elam; Citizens' De osito Dank ;
20 do North American alining Co;
10 do Pittsburgh Life, Fire and %rine Tos. Co.
my_ P. >lr. DAVIS. Auct'r.
SILKS. EMBROIDERIES, se., la' A ucrlvx —un
NESDAY AFTERNOON, :slay 2J. at 2 o'clock, at the
ore of JOLIN THOMPSON, No 10d Manket street, will be
sold a forge stock of splendid plaid. black sill face/ dress
silks; grenadines. tissues, berages, French lonllP. 3.• ; Catt•
ton cape, silk and cashmere shawls; la no and silk
cud mantillas; line embroidered collars, undersheyes,
lisr.dkerchiets, ac; Ices, fringes, and a quantity of other
fine goods. [cat 2j P. M. PAVIP, Auct'r
DRV (100DS AT Au.TiqN—On THUltz-:DAY 1101iNINO,
May &I, at 10 o'clock. at the Commercial Sales lloome,
corenr of Wood and Fifth streets, will to EiAli a largeard
general assortment of Spring and Summer Dry Gond , , ore•
pricing the visual variety Rept in as rot, nsive retail store.
Term- cash. [niv2l P. 11. DAVIS, A ect'r.
r u illulCk FRUIT AT A 110N—un Tiluitelisli A 1,1:IIK
k) NOON, Mayo'4, will ha sold at tbe Co.
merrial Sales ROOMS, corner of Fifth nnd Wood strerts, ln
addition to a large Mock of Household Furniture, a very
choice lot of Peaches, Tomatoes, Currants, Tomato Pickles.
he , put up in jars hermetically sealer). Ihe fruit loin as
fine condition as when Brst plucked, and is the remaining
stork of what air. Wm. Pine has been Felling in market to
family customer , . (ma% P. IT. 1.11rF.:
A LL TflE ALMlAZifitt.33 FUit. MA 1 el/VI /1‘ •
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MINER & CO.'S, No. 32 Shtithtleld street:
Prank Leslie's Gazette of Fathlons for May;
Putnam's Magazine far May;
Graham's Magazine far May
Godey's Lady's Book for May;
Leslie's New York Journal for May;
Baliou's Monthly for Nay;
Household Woods for May;
Peterson's Magazine for May;
Blackwood's Magazine for April.
NEW BOOKS:
Kenneth; or, The Rear Guard of the Grand Army.
the author of "Heir of Redclyffe," " Heart'sease," " Castle
Builders," &e.
History of Turkey. By A. De Lamartine, author of "The
Girondists,"" Travels in the Holy Land," Ac.
The O'Doherty Paper, by the late William Magic, L. L.
D.; annotated by Dr. Shelton Mackenzie, author of "Nodes
Ambrosial:re," do.
Robert Graham; A Sequel to "Linda;or, The Young
Pilot of the Belle Creole." By Mrs. Caroline leo Rentz.
Legends and Stories of Ireland: by Lover; 25 as
Mammon; or the Hardships of an fleiroos, by Mrs. Gore;
2 parts paper, 76 eta.
With all the NEW BOOKS, for sale by
H. MINER A CO.,
myl No. 32 Smithfield street.
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Q I:NOBLES
-75 bags prime Rio Coffee;
15 pockets Java do
30 hhds N. 0. Sugar;
15 bbla Refined Sugars;
100 do New Orleans Molasses;
20 do . Sugai-House co
00 bait chests Green and Black Teas ;
25 caddy boxes do do
76 boxes superior brands Tobacco;
50 do Rosin Soap;
50 do 51. and D. Candles;
20 do Star do
300 kegs assorted Nails;
200 boxes Sxlo, oxl2, 10x12 and 10x14 Window Glass.
Together with a general assortment of Groceries and
Pittsburgh manufactures—for sale by
myl JOHN MOORHEAD, 27 Wood at.
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At cost,
nz 82,830 80
P ia litidig-2tal tons Mercer Co.
IQO do Forge Anthracite.
20 do Bennington" Coke.
myl
For sale by JOEthi 111001111E.A.D,
27 Wood street.
l_liLUO.ll73-50 tons No. 1 Jai:data;
h lain, for sale by
1J 15 " Late
M FX.HttIEAD, 27 Wood et.
131r2ritectpfT"edIfErvisLttolinVAge:Istp—ri2.0e.b D a l s o
l a and
salet.t ft. Is
my 1 JOHN MOORHEAD, 270:W00d
99,442 99
B ACON SIDES-6000 ibs Bulk Sidra on consignment,
and for sale by J mylOHN 111 00111lEAD,
27 Wood street.
t 2•
For ain
good, well finis -
LING ROUSE, situated on the corner of
Elm and Franklin Streets. The house contains five rooms,
a cellar and store room. Water fixtures throughout the
house. For terms of payment, apply at the Real Estate
Office of S. CUTLIBERT .4 SON,
my I
I4D Third street.
.; 0t 558 t,
= 03,085 60
T O LET—A Dwelling House of four rooms and good eel
lar, with large lot of ground, pleasantly aLuated on
the brow of the bill, Mt. Washington.
myl S. CUTHBERT /6 SON,
No. 140 Third street.
12083 50
F OR SALE-12 Countryl3eats, on the right hand side of
the Fourth street Raid, 5; 1 4 miles from town. This is
one of the handsomest and most healthy locations peer the
city, and on the most agreeable road for drliing. at all
hours. They are situated opposite the residence of Joseph
ll'Ferland and adjoining Robert Hartley and t'pringer Her
bough. Rags. Persons forming a colony have In this an
offer of the best location in the ticinley t r
.f Pittsburgh. Or,
it will be sold in separate lota to parties who will improve
them. Enquire of THONIA 8 WOODS,
myl
75 Fourth street.
4262,294 39
TW CUTTING OLIEESE.-100 boxed tbii day recPlvell
by [my'] "[EMU' ii. COLIANS.
13UTTER-40 boxes Prime Roll Butter received this day
13 by [all I HENRY.COLLINS.
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G OLDEN SYRUP—Is
myland for Bale by ATWELL, LEE k QO.,
No 8 Wco. street.
lOBFEE bblrecoilingn a
or sale
by rmylj ATWELL LEE & CO.
ILABIEFIED tist mewing
d,{or sale
' by [m y l ] ATWELL. LEE & CO.
!NO west' BOAILDS--41 dozen in store and for sale
by [myl] ATWELL, LEE ,t CO.
B ACON LIA3IB-2 casks receiv e d on conaignmen t, and
for saleby [myl.l ATWELL LEE .* CO.
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'IIIOSIIED SUGAR,— o . obls. Crushed &agar just recelv
j frig from canal, and for mile by
myl
AT WELL, LEE . CO.
NEW MANTILLAS—LONG LOOKND FOR CODE AT
LAST. ' HAGAN & AHL,
No. 9 WAPKE.Ti ST,
Would respectfully inform the Ladles l
that they liave re
crived a new lot of bloke, Antique, Dew Drops, ilk and
Laee PICOLAS. ap3o
MAY FASHION MAY FASHlONS!!—ExanhiLeellet
IN.J. Gazette of Paris, London and Nem York Pasblons for
May just received and for sale at
W. A. GILDENFENNEY & CO.,
Binh st., opposite the Theatre.
PEKIN TEA STORE,
Fhftlt stred, one door east qf the Eariusnge ;an k.
NOW RECEIVING, a full assortment of ElttEElsi and
BLACK TEAS, comprising all the grades now:in use,
purchased direct fromthe Importers, for case. Warranted
of superior flavor, and will be sold, Wtolesale andlEetail,
at the lowest prices. , [ap2l3 S. JAYNES.
PA NUTS-800u bushels Tennessee Pe*Nnta n gore
and for Bale by (*ATI J. W. BUTLER, .t 0.0
MIME
YEW ADVEItT.IBEZENTB
87 Wood stree,
MEE
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Amu4n.NTs.
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I VI'SB MGR %VIZ vritz Firm guilt/.
E JOSEPH C. FOSTER, Lesaie'and Manager.'
Pal= OP-armencur:
Boxes and Parquatte.. .502. Private Boxes, 1arge...48.00
Second j Private Foxisonall..
Boxes for oohs.; persona
SW-Certificate, securing seats, 12% cents art:M.
NIGHT OF THE REBINGAGEMENT OF THE
FASCINATING AM - BESS, Idlas ?MARGARET MITCHELL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 2d, 18SS, *ill be acted
The Little be - elite • Sliare—Thethuo=,
hy..rgaiur amend' ; Dan Rafael, Dubois.,
' To befollowed by the lantrlable Force of
An Object. of Interest--Benny, (with Idaia Jig,)
111Lts uutchellt Dlr. Prlnnore, Batley.
Doran, 50ng.......... ... .....
To conclude s ith the saltth•proroklng Farce of the.,
Youth Who Never Sew a Womaa--Core i
(toe Youtb,) Miss
Tomorrow, Was I JITCHELLnIII appear In remits
characters.
NEW. ATTRACTIONS AT
R. WINTERS
'Unrivalled Eitift4tica of
CHEMICAL DIORAMA.S
AT IIIASONIO HALL, EVERY EVENING THIS WEER*
—The entertainment will commence with a aeries of
NEW CRYSTALLINE VIEWS, SCENES ON THE RIVER
- RHINE; and NAW CHROMATROPES and METAMOIL
PROSES, with the Jorge Bloramlo Sullecte, MILAN C.
THEDRAL and BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST.
Tickets -IV/err-Fru CENTS, ONLY; Children, FUnr4
CLNIS. Exhibition to commence at 8 o'clock.
A day exhibition on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at 3 o'clock; Children 10 cents. N. -'
B.—This is tho original exhibition which ices. hue
three years ago.
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CIRCUS.
JAMES TAYLOR'S
PENNSYLVANIA CIRCUS.
JAME 3 TAYLOR
J. F. Proprietor..
IVOLFE..-........ . ......... Equestrian Manager.
11) ILL PERFORM IN TIM ClT'ir, MAY 1,2, 3,4,
Ty in front of the American Hotel, Penn stmt._ "
usrman earisreenor ornararza -
The Manager does not deem it necemary to search the
is
vocabularies of Ancient Greece and Rome to obtain a high
sounding name for his estab ishment, but leaves It with a
discriminating public to judge between real merit and th
display of a dictionary knowledge of the dead Leoguages
The Great Penasylvarkla Circuit
Re the most complete that ever appeared in this =entry,
The Musical artment eclise any on
the kind in the De Un p ion, beingwill
COREL p LPd IJA3iOUR AMER
ICAN CORNET AND QUADRILLE. BAND!
AFZe- Admission twenty-Bre cents.
*,,* Afternoon performance commences at 3 o"cloek—wvan
log performance a 7 o'clock
apl7:td
LOCATION CHANGED AND TINE
POSTPONED
'ALDING & ROGERS'
TWO CIRCUSES!
v 001580LIDATLN4 TIM M CaraFLUID
ail FLOATING PALACE CIECULi t
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From their Palatial Aquatic Arophi•
1 , 1 3 -• • • theatre on
rivers, and t heir e Ohio and. Miasisaippl
e worm
MICAS CIECUB
So popular in New England and New
York, into .
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tO4 %.., :.!„..-... ONE MONSTER CONCERN,
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11t%__,.!). :•- k ., With the TWO COMPANIES, ampri•
A hz r' - _ - _ — r- sing the most distinguished Performers
:::' i - .
.; r ...- -, from the North and the South, In 'Mir
- vett ..- ~ -f t, 4 same ring, in friendly strife, In the
1 1 t. ,. i.,..-,.-•.2 , . . . presence of the aud.ence.
Both Companies under Ono Tont,
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4.. & ~ TWO SETS OF PERFOR3IERS I
447„-; TWO SETS OF GLOSSES'
- ~ , t. TWO mrs OF RING HORSES:
i r , e PANTOMIME EVERY AFTERNOON!
SPECTACLE EVERY NIGHT'
.; ~,-.---....- ..',..... M.D. KENDALL, THE BUGLER!
••-.' Z - ., --- KENDALL'S BRASS BAND!
...., CHOATE'S STRLEG BAND!
..-'- ' ..:i And every thing elae upon the same ela
borate scale, with the foltowtne amongst
,--,.,- ~.-.......„ the principal EqueetziSllß elO W US,
' .. . c TirarrAil- Equestriennes, Gymnasts, Amtemimista
- 0-- --- ---"--,---.,, etc.:
•.------ - 5,7 -- _.
,-__, Wile AGNES,Wad. ORMOND,
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Mrs. LAKE, Mrs. GRAVEN,.
4,..--' The Man Monkey.
H. MAGILTON, I Young CL/LRENCE
IlM i ll - L'IL T L h R e AK M "' otI i ty C.J. Broth er s. lt°s '
lIIH en . I }. . E ggla n i ( o l 4' I ;"1331i.E.ET^til. THORNS,
1,11,,„44 . Pegasus, Tarter, tlt. , TV Ware.
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ip '''-,- 1 - S. D. BALDR'IN, CHARLES BROWN,
7' . . --- ROUT. WRITE, I CHAS. CROSBY.
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Ginty's Pantomime Troupe.
F DEARTU ,p
GEO SON,.
GEo. WOOD, I ROOT. DEMINGWILLIAM. -
The War. Stone flu eephalur*
El. LITTERALL, " O , EO. bIACREF,
. P. WILLIAM, b. Dakiitli,
de., in, he.
Will bo exhibite2 at Pircantraaa EIS
DAYS, commandos
ON PENN STREET,
In Front of American Hotel
Ev : BRIDG
r rEIVA
NL TI ".
MayAlso2d,
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V i gn E ri i 4 :s 2 3l y nif h. 3 -1 and 4E14 Du,
Admigalon 0 NI. Y TWINS! FAT
CMS to both Companies. . ap23
JOHN W. M'CARTHY,
Rill Poster and Distributor,
Wuu attend to the Posting and Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS., LECTURES, REUIIIMONS, At.
AI t cern m unicationr —either by mail, telegraph, or other
vriß—directed to the office of the Morniog Post, ill re
ceive prompt attention. p 7
WILLI= HUNTER,
DEALER MMIISIVELY IN
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
No. 299 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
447- Comma - air nacinynca; the, BEST BRANDS or
PENNSYLVANIA,
/BDIANA and
MISSOURI, SITPERETNR and
EXTRA FLOUR,
Which will always be sold at the Lowesteash Mem [4ll
S. M'KEE
1 4/01137ACTIMZELS 01
M'KEE'S PENNSYLVANIA GLASS"
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WINDOW GLASS,
Pairs, Double Strength. Imitation Crown and links
Flasks, Pickle and. Preserve Jars;
Wine, Porter and Mineral Bottles;
Telegraphic & Lightning• Bod Insulators,
SECOND, BETWEEN•WOOD k MARKET BPS.,
prrrsausou, PENNA.-
But a short distance from the Steamboat landing, and
from Monongahela lions% Bt. Chaim and City Hotel. rep2l
J. D. JONES B. D. DENNY.
JONES & DENNY,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,.
"DI 61 WATER STREET, P/TTSZURGIT.:
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY-
A JOINT STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Organized July 1, 18551, under VW laws of New York.
Capitalfn 12,000 Shares!
ZirSTOCKHOLDERS irlorvlDErAzzr zuszime
President—GEOßGE F. CASS, of Pittataugh.
maruazas:
Oeo. W. Oars, Pittsburgh. 8. U. Shoemaker, Baltimore.
E. S. Sanford, Philadelphia. Johnson LlTlmpton, N. York.
W. B. Densmore, New York. C. Spooner, Bridgeport, Conn.
A. Adams, Boston. B. B Einsley,Paid /tire; ILL
.1. M. Thompson, Springfield, Mass.
ZCir OPTIC; No. 84 FOUILTII
MILLINT
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GOODS.—A. A. MASON & CO. hays re
ceived a very large assortment of all kinds of MIIII.
nery (loads, Bonnet Frames, Crowns, Tales, Ruches, Quin
ines, Illusions, Crapes, Silk Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, Straw
Trimmings, Straw Flowers, dm. ap2B
INDUW GLASS
-140 boxes 8 x10;
60 do 10x32;
30 do 10x14;
25 do 01(12;
20 do . 10;
And other sirea—P. & J. Bweater's band. 24 For awls by
apr27 SMITH, AIAIR a HUNTER.
SYILUB-10 barrels ;
10. half barrels—beet Baltimore Syrup;
60 barrels Belcher's. For sale by •
apr27 • gafirli, MAUI at MINTMIL.
EFINSD SUGARS-25 bbleD. R. crushed;
20 do S. R. do;
20 do small loaves;
20 do Cot Toe Sugar. For gabby
S3IITII, HAIR MINTER.
SOAP -200 boxes No. I—for sale by
apr27 SMITH, HAIR & HUNTER.
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Unmoved.. .
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PO THE PUBLIC.—JOHN C. MAY, successor to Parry,.
1 Feat & Ca., has removed. hls Warehouse next tho-
Foundry on SECOND street, adjoining Gas Works, whey-eV
am now prepared to sell everything in the Casting line 1;47 7
q real, re4ueed pric” fao23mi JOHN C."PARIVZ. ~
TAisTILLAo —A. A. MASON 4 W. witrOpen On Atop-
L day, April 9th, some sp!endid new dyke of Mantillas,
to which they invite the attention of the Ladies ! app
w W. WILSON, MARKET gi r III ST, IOItNED. OTY
harjust returned from &visit. to Eutern
manufacturers and importera of WATCHES AND „ DM.
ELM', and is now opening a stock of gooda hitherto OA&
quailed fw superior qualities in material and workmamtsP ,
beauty of style and design, and at very low prices. Prom
the depressed elate of Eastern trade during the put winter, ,
we have been able to buy goods much lower than at any
former time , and lower than we can do hereafter. OlatMlll.
ent and arms-gem will do well -to make their inualmaute
nOZD.
le"' Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, 2dll l / a rY
and Variety - Goode, Clocks, &. , to apSO
B ONNETB.—A. A. MASON t co. aro opening 5 more t .
Cases of Spring Bonnets, eomprildag new exple Sathl .
Lace, Swiss Rutland, Pedal Braid, Spilt :Straw, Ao. iat
10 dozen splendid styles of Bilk, Balm and Ctape Bonnets.. s ,
ap2B
DRAtiLABIi-6 casks rear/ash lbr sal. by •
spl.9 J. Alk W.
T. P. TAYLOR, Agenk