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A Cincinnati paper says S. S. Cox, late editor
of the Ohio Statesman, has declined the appoint
ment of Secretary of Legation to Poru.
Miss Julia Dean Hayne appeared at Bates'
Theatre, Cincinnati, on Monday evening, betore
the lirgest and most fashionable audience of the
season.
'ln the State Senate, on Monday last, the bill
In erect the new county of Buffalo out of part
of Allegheny, &c., was considered and negatived
--yeas 11, nays 17.
The principal hotels of New York have raised
the price-of board from $2,50 to $3,00, in an
ticipation of reduced profits by the operations
of the prohibitory liquor law.
The census of Lexington has just been corn.
pleted, which shows its present population to
be B,B7l—white 5,597; blacks, 2,774—white
males, 2,812 ; white females, 2,7Bs—colored
males, 1,197 ; colored females, 1,579.
It may not be generally known that the time
fixed uponfor the end of the world, by the fol
lowers, ot Miller, is very near. The conflagra
tion is, according to their calculation, to come
off on the 19th of May, proximo, and not on
the 19th of April, as prematurely announced.
The story that has been going the rounds of a
portion of the press, to the effect that during
Mr. Wise's speech at Richmond, the whole
crowd rose to their feet in answer to the wish
expressed by him to see a Know Nothing, was
pronounced a fabrication by the Richmond En
quirer several weeks ago. No such thing over
happened.
Mr. George Wt Cross, a member of the Board
of Guardians of the Poor of Philadelphia, was
expelled by his. fellow members, the other day,
for malvereation in office. He is charged with
having given away orders for groceries, intend.
ed for the relief of the poor, in payment of his
own private debts. It was offered in extenua
tion that Mr. Cross was intoxicated at the time ,
but the Board did not consider it a sufficient
excuse.
Prof. Larrabee, ex-Superintendent of Common
Schools in Indiana, is charged by the Vincennes
.Gazette with peculation in office to the extent of
$20,000. It says "he held office but two years,
his salary being $l,OOO. yet after giliog up be
is able to enter 10,000 acres of land, while it
was.a . notorious fact, that before entering upon
the duties of his office he had not a piece of
property in the world but what was under mort
gage. He made a purchase of $lOO,OOO worth
of books for the State of Indiana, of Harper &
Brothers, New York, and some say that the pub
ushers made a present to him of $20,000 for
giving them the preference."
A violent attack has been made on the Presi
dent and Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
aitroad Company, by a writer who uses the
signature of "Double Track." The Baltimore
Ripalizan thus accounts for the milk in the
cocoa nut: "Wo shall not volunteer in defence
of the parties just now, but we only say that
" Double Track " appears to be but a second
edition of charges heretofore made by a disap
pointed gentleman, who failed to get $50,000
from the Railroad for certain constructive ser
aloes at the capital of Virginia. We hardly
think the second edition will be likely to accom
plish what the first so signally failed in."
SPLIT AMONG THE H. N's.
The proceedings of the K. N. convention yes
terday ;would indicate a serious difficulty in their
°amp, - The mein party is likely to be hopeless
ly divided on the question of an " open organi
zation." A lcrge portion of the party is In favor
of making it tin open party, and like other po
litical organizations; and so determined are
tltey . to carry their point that they resolve to vote
for itio candidates who differ with them in opinion
on iiisCubject. As those who think differently
are likely to be equally resolute, we see no pros
pect of harmonious action any longer. The party
is to be abort lived indeed if such is Its condi
tion now.
nil secrecy with which the movements of this
A letter from Paris contains a piece of news
which will probably etartlo the theatrical world.
—Vie—Fanny Cerito, tho celebrated dansense, Is
said to be preparing herself for an engagement
at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, as a
singer. Mlle Cerito will not be the first who
his united song.to dance. Madame Fitzjames,
and'even Madame Carlotta Grisi, have already
tattified to their enjoyment of the double gift.
Madame Anna Bishop announced her farewell
ooncerui in San Francisco, at the Musical Hall,
~.to commence on the 28th of April, when Haydn's
Oratorio, "The Creation," was announced, with
attiring panoramic scenery.
• Mbar Davenport had a benefit at the Metropo
-Litiiilliestre; San - Francisco; on the 31st March,
'- - Jdaying Charlotte Corday and Peg Woffington (in
" **Matilts and Faces.")
AL Jullien'hus retire& pro tempore,. to hia
Write in Belgium, to take some repose after the
fatigues of hie double winter season and his long
toutirt the Province.
- -Cordell& Howard is playing Eva, in
' - .;i110010 Tom's Cabin," at (34170110' St Charles
theatre, Baltimore.
Mr:Glenn, the l:latch comedian, ia,still at the
Chesnut Street Theatre,,Philadelphia.
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The thumbs Washington Conspirators
n gain Arrested
We learn freed eneCineinuati exchanges that,
on Sunday evening last• Lorenzo Chapin, Amass'
Chapin, and Benjamin . A; Sari , implicated in the
Martha Washington conspiraCY case, with which
our reader's aro no doubt familiar, were arrested
uponn requisition from the Governor of New
York, charging them with obtaining money un
der false pretences, viz : obtaining money from
the Sun and Atlantic Insurance Company of
New York city, upon policies of insurance issued
for certain boxes represented to contain boots
and shoes, shipped on the steamer Martha
Washington, which was destroyed by fire, and
from 'testimony in the case at ilelena, Arkansas,
were found to contain only worthless articles.
They were to have been taken on to New York
by the first train, but a writ of hascas corpus was
sued out by their attorney, J. C. Clark of New
Brighton, Pa. It is stated farther that all of
the parties charged with the burning of the Mar
tha Washington have been indicted in the above
case, and that another of the Chapig . s: has been
arrested in Wisconsin upon a similar - requisition,
and is now on his way to New York. G. W. Kim
ball has been arrested in New York. Capt. John
N. Cummings has disappeared, and thus far he
has managed to elude the vigilance of the officers
who aro after him. Truly the way of the trans
gressor is hard. Kissane,. one of the party to
this conspiracy, is now in the Penitentiary, and .
all the rest have been hunted like wild beasts for
two years by the officers of the law,and are now,
we believe, undergoing their fifth trial from
charges arising out of that fiendish transaction.
BEM
AN EXCELLENT PLAN.—The fact that George
Law and Com. Vanderbilt—the two great steam
boatmen of New York—have come out for the
Presidency, has caused a good deal of stir
through different parts of the country, and it is
said several old Lake Captains, and one or two
on the Ohio, intend to put forth their claims and
stand " a run." To prevent confusion, a wag
proposes to classify them according to horse
power, thus : George Law, one hundred horse
power ; Com. Vanderbilt, of the " North Star,"
forty horse-power; and Capt. Brown, of the
"John Smith," twenty horse-power, &c.
NOVEL BY Sin WALTER Scary.—The reoently
discovered romance—lforedun; a tale of 1210,
whioh the proprietor steadily maintains was
written by Sir Walter Scott, will immediately be
published in London, in three volumes, at. the
old price of eight dollars—to be reproduced
here, of course, at fifty cents. Scott's friends
in England maintain, pm. cowra, that lloredun
is as great an imposition as Gralladmer—pro
dined, under his name, over thirty years ago,
for the German market, and then translated into
English, "from the German," by Thomas do
Quincoy.
In the course of my scientific researches, I
have been led to the following views, which I
think it would be advisable to lay before the
A small diminution in the quantity of oxygen
in the air favors the development of the
higher faculties and the fiper feelings of the
mind.
Less oxygen is contained in the air at the pro
sent time than during geological ages; and it
was the slow removal of this gas from the at
mosphere, that prepared the way for the intro
duction of man, and the highly organized ani
mals of the earth.
In rooms warmed by means of a fire-place, the
air is slightly deoxidated, and this increases men
tal power, making study more pleasing and sac
cessful in winter; but in closed stoves fuel pro
duces no such change on the external air, and
accordingly, confers no intellectual advantage.
Cold regions which abound in supplies of
fuel are favorable to mental exertion, while bar
barism maintains its ground among tribes whose
apartments are not warmed artificially or not
furnished with glass windows to exclude the
air without rendering them dark. Civilization
fled from Assyria and „Persia as soon as their
forests were exhausted.
The production of carbonic acid by lire di
minishes its advantages.
The atmosphere still continues to lose its oxy
gen ; and, accordingly, if man's physical or
ganization withstand the change, his mind shall
acquire new.powere, and civilization will spread
to all parts of the earth. DANIEL VAIN:DAN.
Hopkinevitle, Ohio, April 30, 1b55.
Depredattons of the Peach Worm.
MMUS EDITORS :—Touching the deproda•
tions of the Peach Worm, permit me to say, for
the benefit of peach cultivation, that the recipe
from the Horticulturist, recommending air.
slaked lime to be placed around the base of the
tree, is, to say the beet of it, a very uncertain
and fallible remedy; because in a few days the
lime loses its strength, and deceives the orchard
ist with a fancied check, while all stammer the
grub is fatally doing his worst beneath the limo
Please publish my receipt, which I assert to be
infallible:
Ist. If you plant out an orchard of young
trees, first examine them above the roots, and
see that there aro no traces of the grub, or
wounds made in the bark by the punctures of
the mother insect. Whether there be any or
not, to make all sure, brush-wash for 6 or
inches the trunk, above the roots, with a sc.lu
tion strong as lye—at least—of potash and
water; then wrap round the trunk, extending
about 6 inches upward from the roots, a cover
ing of common coal-tar paper, such 'as is used
for house roofing; gently tighten the covering
or sheath with a cotton string or woollen yarn ;
then plant ;—and I'll engage the mother fly can
never lay an egg in that trunk ; and if she can't
do that, you may be certain there can be no
grubs or larva. As the trees grow, from time
to time, say spring and fall, loosen the binding
if tight.
2d. If your tree is older, and infested with
grubs, death will surely ensue to it if you are
not prompt in applying my second infallible
remedy, which is this :
In the month of April, or if neglected, in May,
or afterwards, serape away the soil from the
trunk round the tree, down to the roots,. With
a sharp pruning knife out out pretty freely the
diseased bark, and along with it the maggots,
many of which you will perhaps find an inch in
length. Spare not the trunk ; the poison of the
grub is worse than the blade of the knife. Hav
ing cleansed the trunk as well as practicable,
give it a brush of the potash solution. After a
feW days look, and if you see, as I think you
will, that the eggs, the larvre and the borers are
pretty well done for, have at hand a few feet or
yards of common straw rope, which you wrap
round the trunk from the roots upwards, to about
six inches from the surface of the soil. Then
close the earth around, leaving a few inches of
the straw sheathing above ground. If you, do
this, I'll guarantee no mother fly will put any
eggs in that tree. If you choose it, you may
use the tar-paper in lieu of straw. To make all
sure, open out your covering when frost comes,
and see if any worms have escaped your knife
in the spring. You need not put back the cover
ing till next spring; exposure to the winter does
good.
If you follow the ablive simple directions with
such other little attentions as your good sense
will suggest, you may rely upon having healthy
and longlived trees and Bound fruit.
Yours, &o. ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE.
NAUTICAL SoneoL.—The Massachusetts Leg.
islaturo has before it ft proposition well worthy
the investigation of the legislators for this, the
great commercial emporium of the Union. A
bill has been reported to establish a nautical
school. It appropriates $60,000 for the estab
lishment and equipment of a school, provided
$26,000 be raised by subscription or otherwise
for the purchase of a ship ? The ship is to be
stationed in some one of the harbors of the
State and sent to sea under the direction of the
trustees, of whom there are to be three. The
School is to be composed of boys over twelve
years of age, to be taken from the almehonse or
.State reform schools ; and others are to be re
ceived whose towns or guardians will be respon
sible for the actual cost of their support. It is
iiald that the plan
the
with much favor in
Boston, and_ that the money to be raised by sub
scription will be'readily eeaured.—N. Y. nmea.
Tan LIVING' AIM TUE DEAn.—Were we only
half as lenient to the living se we are to_ the
dead, how much of happiness might we render
them; and from how much' wain and bitter re.
mono might we be :spared when the,"all-aton•
ing grave" has closed over them:: - :.
For the Mort:dug Pont.]
For the Morning Pn. ]
IMPIE
GOV. REEDER. AT EASTON, PA
En thuSiastio Reception by his Fellow Citizens.
The following despatch dated, Monday, gives
, -
an account of the enthusiastic manner in which'
Gov. A. H. Reeder was received byhis friends
and fellow citizens at his old home. It shows
that the worst description of the niarauding and
ruffianly spirit of the invading Missourians did
not misrepresent them : - 7
The Hon. A. H. Reeder, Governor of Kansas,
arrived here to-day from the West, and met a
vet y enthusiastic reception from his friends and
neighbors. Ho reached Phillipsburg at noon, -
and was there met and escorted to the Court
House square, in Elston, by a large concourse
of citizens of all parties, aecompqnied by the
Hasten Baud. Oa arriving at the Court House,
Gov. Roeder was welcomed by the citizens with
hearty cheers, and a formal welcome then extend
ed to him, in an eloquent and impressive speech,
by the lion. J. M. Porter, who complimented
Gov. Reeder on the manly and courageous, as
well as able manner in which he had discharged
the duties - of his difficult and responsible °Moe.
He went into a hasty narrative of the growth
and progress of the slave question, attrionting
its dangerous and threatening character at the
present time to the fanatical abolitionists of the
North, but admitting also that slavery men had
in their turn became as fanatical and wrong as
the abolitionists themselves. He went through
he old routine of apology for the South, say
ing that they had slavery entailed upon them,
and asserting in full the broadest pro slavery
claims, declared that Gov. Reeder had done
his duty ably and would and should be sus
tained, both by Pennsylvania and the country at
largo.
Gov. Reeder, in reply, expressed in a feeling
manner and eloquent terms the grateful impres
sions made upon him by the warm and enthusi
astic reception given to him by so large an as
sembly of his fellow citizens. He referred to
the reports of fraud and outrage, upon the part
of slavery men, in the Kansas election, and em•
phatically confirmed the very worst statement of
them which bad preceded his arrival. Ho Raid
his opinions on the subject of popular sovereign
ty had undergone no change, but that the con
duct of the people of the border counties of the
North Missouri bad astounded and amazed him,
by their reckless disregard of laws, compacts,
and constitutions; that the territory of Kansas,
in her late election, bad been invaded by a reg•
ular organized array, armed to the teeth, who
took posoession of their ballot boxes and made
a legislature to suit the purposes of the pro
slavery party.
Kansas was subdued, subjugated, and con
quered by armed men from Missouri, hut her
citizens were resolved never to give up the fight
for their freedom, and the independence of their
soil from foreign control nod interference. The
State of Missouri would be called upon to dim
vow all sympathy with these border ruffians. If
she refused, the South would he called upon to
discountenance her. If the South refuse, the
solemn duty would devolve upon the North to
take up the matter, so that the rights of her
sons who had Flouted in Kansas, on the faith of
solemn compacts, shall be vindicated and sus•
tained. lie declared that the accounts of the
fierce outrages and wild violences perpetrated at
the election, published in the northern papers,
were in no wise exaggerated. Ho concluded by
saying that Kansas was now a conquered country
—conquered by force of arms—but that her cit
izens were resolved never to yield their rights,
and relied upon the North to aid them, by de
monetrations of public sentiment, and all other
legal means, till they shall be fully and trium•
phantly vindicated.
paring his opeech. Gov. Reeder wan frequent.
ly and enthusiastically cheered by the large an
dieuoe present.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Reported Expressly for the Daily Morning Pas
From California.
NEW Foos, May 2 —The steamer Star of the
West arrived with California dates to the 9th. ult.
She brings .300 passengers and $302.000 in spe
cie. She connected with the Uncle Sam, which,
when six hour-I out from San Francisco, saw the
Sierra Nevada going in; on the 15th she passed
the Cortez bound up.
Gov. Welch, President of the U. S. Board of
Land Commissioners has returned.
The news by the Star of the West Is of less
than ordinary interest; it scarcely presents an
item worth telegraphing.
The minors are generally doing well. Ac
counts from Kern river diotrict are contradicto
ry as ever.
Io Sacramento City the municipal election re
sulted in the triumph of the whole Know Noth
ing ticket, except one alderman. James L. Eng
lish is Mayor.
The Grand Jury of San Francisco bad brought
a presentment charging several members of the
Common Council with voting on questions re•
lilting to funding the city debt in which they
were personally interested.
Bench warrants were issued against Alder
men Hyde, Buckingham, Van Bolcklen and Wild
and they were held to bail in $2500 ea-..h.
Philadelphia Municipal Election.
PHILADELPU/A, May 2.—The municipal elec
tion resulted in majorities of about 150 for the
Reform candidates for City Treasurer and Com
missioner, which were supported by Whigs and
Democrats against Know Nothings. The Select
Council will stand 9 Democrats and 15 Know-
Nothings, and the Common Council 39Democrate
and 38 Know Nothings.
[SECOND DESPATCH.]
The eleotion returns are so conflicting that the
official count will be required to settle matters.
[THIRD DESPATCH
The present aspect of the returns indicates
the election of the American candidates for
Treasurer and Commissioner by from 400 to
500 majority.
Interesting from Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY, May 2.—Do Angelis, De
puty Marshal of New York, who arrested Fabens
to-day, has started for Now York with him.
Fabens has not resigned his consulship.
The commissioner of patents has issued to
Keller & Brown, attorneys for the inventors,
seven years extension to Davenport & Bridges'
Swinging Beam for Car Tracks.
It is rumored that Lieut. Beate, who attacked
the commissioner of Indian affairs, has been ap
pointed mail agent between New York and Cali
fornia.
Santa Anna Seriously 111.
BALTIMORE, May 2.—New Orleans papers of
Thursday are receive L The Mexico correspon
dence of the New Orleans Bee asserts that Banta
Anna is so seriously ill that he is not expected
to survive. He suffers from an affection of the
head and ho lies in a stupor.
Col. Kinney's Case.
NEW YORK, May 2.—ln the District Court to
day, Mr. Kinney applied for the appointment of
an early day for his trial. Monday next was
fixed by Judge Ingersoll, notwithstanding some
opposition from the district-attorney, on the
ground of insufficiency of time.
Fire in a Ship Yard.
BOSTON, May 2.—A fire occurred in the ship
yard of James Smith, of St. John, N. 8., on
Saturday, whioh destroyed a now ship on the
stocks and a large quantity of lumber. Loss,
£24,000.
Sailing-of the Pacific.
NEW Tons, May 2.—The Pacific sailed to-day
with a number of passengers, including minister
Dodge. She takes out $1,313,000 in specie.
The Star of the West is below. There are no
signs of the Atlantic.
Rapid Sailing
NEW Yong, May 2.—The San Jacinto arrived
in 6 days from Havana, which is equal to 12
days' passage from Liverpool, in a smooth sea.
She made from 10 to 11 knots an hour.
Destructive Fire.
MONTGOMERY, May I.—Winter's iron works
and mills were burnt last night. Loss $lOO,OOO
—insurance $60,000.
Navigation Open.
BUFFALO, MAY 2.—The Straits of Mackinac
are ppen ; the first propeller from Milwankie - to
Saeginaw passed Detroit last night.
Kip rtlierihts Itsdical Cure-Truss will care
nearly every ce.F.ent rednceable
Trusses nt various prices always on hand.
Children's Trusses of different forma and strength
for sale.
Elastic Stockings for varicose . or Craned - veins
Abdoranial Supportirrs—Adoton dl!rerent Made
Pile Props for the support and cure:of Elm
Shoulder Brace. to relieve a crooked and defOrmed
condition of the Cheet, and many"diseases of the Cibest.
Suspension Bandages.
All these articles may be bad or applied at DE. KEY-
SKR'S Wholesale and Retail TRESS DEPOT, 140. Wood
street, sign of the Mat. Mortar; or will be sent to any
part of the country by Bending the money and-measure.
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.@ The Pleasure and Comfort of being rnm
/ran in a SUIT OP OLOTELES, is greatly *enhanced 'by
having them 000 D, and SIIITAIILE Me season. GRIBBLE
has got all that Is necessary to effect that great consumma.
ticn, both as rcganis tit. and quality of• goods, Persona
wishing ta- exierience. all this,- and be only tnodprately
charged; can do so by calling at 240 rani= tqamrdletal of
.
P. 8.--Pantaloons, In particular, la one of Ids gr . eatest
foles. lie cannot be beat in the style . and. fit of Us WO!
latent. Pus umero reference: could be given, if n . eaesserritb
corroborate ltds etateme t. (der9) & GAMBLE
Zip. The G r a at Restorative—FEVEß AND ,
AGUE CURED BY DR. !!PLANE'S LIVER PILLS. -9r.
Jonathan Elougharn, of West Union, Part - Countyilllinoiat
writes to the proprietors that be hatdsagered 'grnatly from
a severe and protracted attack of Fever and Ague, and was..
completely restored to health by the use of the Liver Pills
alone. These Pills unquestionably poi' 'seas, great tonic pro
perties, rued= be taken with,decided advantage far many.
diseays requiring invigorating reniedies; but the - Liver
Pills stand preeminent as a means of restoringn disorga.
'nized Liver to healthy action; hones the gnat colebriti ,
they have attained. The numerous formidable :diseases
arising from a diseased Liver, whith'so long bathed the
skill of the most eminent physicians of the United States,
are now rendered easy of cure, thanks to the study and
pentrierance of the distinguished physician whose name
this great medicine bears—n name which will descend to
posterity as one deserving of gratitude. This Wieldable :
medicine should always be kept within reach; and on the
appearance of the earliest symptoms of diseased Liver, it
can be safely and usefully administered.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none
but Dr. ld'Lane's Liver Pills. There are other Pills, pur
porting to be Liver Pills, now before the public.
Dr. hitane's Liver Pills, also his celebrated Verminige,
can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada.
Also, for sale by the sole proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Successors to 3, ilidd &
60 Wood street.
Air-Plies neglected often prove fatal, leads to con
sumption-% anoint the parts three times a day with DAL.
LEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. If secretion form in the rectum
then in.ae, , q, the " Pile Syringe," filled with Extractor; and
gradually :hischarge it as the syringe is withdrawn. It
never fails to cure CllllO3 of any age or virulence, norto give
entire eana instantly to all, frequently curing by one appll•
cation.
Piles are known by the 'heat, itching, and pain of the
anus. Bleeding piles are caused, sometimes, by the falling
of be whole b,weie, which then pr ,as toe intestinal canal
tight against the back bone, and keeps the blood from re•
turning up the vessels similar to the blood being kept at
the top of your linger when a string is tied tight around it;
Such is frequent, and for scrofulous humors and ulcers to
form therein; then procure a perfect abdominal supporter,
and wear a compress to the rectum, and continue to use the
salve as above; also, rub It well over the loins and abdomen
for some time, and the natural belts that support the towels
will be contracted and made strong, and 3Tur life will be
saved. If properly applied, every case will be cured. It
nor, fails.
BEES
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NSW ADVERT'S/MEETS
Non • genuine without a storl-phtte engraved label, with
gnatures of
ILENItY DALLEV, Hanufsetnrer,
C. V. CLICSENED, .4 CO, Proprietors.
Sold at 25 cents per box by Dr. Q. K. KEYSER, 140
Wood street, and by •nearly every dealer In medicines
throughout the United States. All orders or letters for in•
formation or advice, to ho addressed to D. Y. CLIEKENER
DO., New York. my Salta* w
Pittsburgh Board of Trade.
THE Regular Mownly bleating of the Association will
be held on FRIDAY .III7.KNINO, May 4tb.at 7,;6 o'clock.
my 3 W. S. HAVEN. Eoc'y.
Notice.
AN Adjourned Meeting of the Commissioners named In
the Act incorporating the " Mechanics' Bank of Pitts.
burgh " will be held at the Merchants' Exchange, TIMMS.
DAY, al Wet, at 4 o'clock, P. M. By order.
my 3 DAVID CAMPBELL, Seey.
Charlotte Blume,
MANDFACTUIIER AND DEALER. In PIANO FoILSZEI, and
Importer of Music and Musical Instruments. Bole
Agent for the celebrated HAxnuaa PIANOS; also, for Halle,
Darts A Co.'s BOSTON PIANOS, with and without Coleman's
Sallan Attachment. myB) No. 118 Wood street.
4.2 ECOND HAND NANO—Ono Mahogany :Six-octave Plano
1 / 4 71 for $lOO, for tale by CLIMILOTTE BLUME.
my 3 No. 118 Wood ttreeL
Q END POTATOES-100 bus. Canada In store; for sale by
L. ta3 3 JAMES WARDROP.
(LIKED CORN--Sugar, Evergreen, Extra Early, and other
10 valuable garden vartedva, for rale by
IJANO-4 tons best Peruvian, in bags of 160 ibsy for
7 Mlle by I ml 3 ] JASIF.B WARDItOP.
EED YlSAS—Dwarf, Champion, Queen, Blue Imperiat
and other fine flints for late sowing, for eale by
,lALUaISLY. WuitKn AUCtarrt,CPUnkt—
V Model Architect, by Sloan; 2 Tole.;
The Carpenter's New Guile, by Sloan;
Shaw's Civil Al ch Been:ire;
Tredgold's Carhentr);
Downing's Country Houses;
" Rural Essays;
Mahan's Industrial Drawing;
itudimentsof Ara:Lite-tura and Building, by J. Bullock;
Stuart's Architecture;
City Architecture, by Field;
Modern Geometrical Stair Builder's Guide;
Rural Architecture, by Alla];
Builder's Companion;
Rudimentary Architecture, by Weal.
For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
m)3 No. 104 Wood street,
WORKS na •no ..... .
ALU.ABL - k FUNKS ON AGNICULTURB—
Faxtun'a Rural Liand.BordiOast and 24 series:
Johnson's Agriculture Chemistry;
Sally's Murat
Bolger's Scientific Agriculture;
Gay's Elements
Bcatty's Southern "
Durning's Fruits and Fruit Trees of America;
Ladise Companion to Flower Gordon;
Barry's Fruit Gardener,
NE , II'd
McMahan's American Gardener:
Farmer's and Planter's Encyclopo,lia.
For eale by B. T. C. MORGAN.
my 3 No. 104 Wood atone'
FOUR ROUSES FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Two
Brick Reuses and Two Frames, situated at corner of
Townsend and Clark streets, with lots, each 24 feet front on
Townsend street, by 100 deep to Bank alley. These houses
are well adapted for renting to small families, and are
worth $4,000; but will be sold at a very low price and on
formable terms. Also, Situllding Lots on Crawford street.
B. CIITIIBERT h SON,
my 2 140 Third street.
OULD YOU keep your hands soft, smooth and 'white,
Y V and remove tan, sallowness and redness of the skin?
Then use the 111.11PETIU EOAP, that popular and cheap
article, prepared with great care from the recipe of a Lon.
don Chemist, and sold by the subscriber for live years in
this city. Only 12% mate a cake. B. L CUTELIIKRT,
my 3 - 140 Third street.
113 111%
'SBUROTI TRUST CO. STOCK.-21.178 EVENING,
Thursday, bray 84, at 7% o'clock, at the Merchants'
Exchange will be added to the list of Stocks to 1 e sold
Shares Pittsburgh Trust Company Stock.
trry 3 P. RI DANIS, Auct'r.
Dissolution.
TnE firm of PENNOCK, MITCHELL k CO. has this
day been DISSOLVED by mutrial consent, and the
Books of raid concern having been transferred to JOSEPH
PENNOCK and NATHAN F. HART, they only are author
ized to settle and collect the aebts duo said firm. Persona
knowing themselves indebted will please call at PENNOCK
A HART'S, No. 141 Wood street, and ;ay be same. Those
having claims against said firm will present them for pay
ment. JOSEPH PENNOCK,
THOS. MITCHELL,
JOHN II lIERRON,
NATHAN F. HART.
Pittsburgh, May Ist, 1856
JOSEPH PENNI:IOk NATHAN F. HAUT.
PENNOCK & HART,
(OP TILE LATE 1 , 1111 07 PENVOCIC, MITCHELL & 00.,)
FULTON FOUNDRY:
Warehouse, N 0.141 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A constant trapply of Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Stoves
and Grates, Wagon. Boxes, all sizes, Hollow Ware, Plough
Castings and Points, Tea liottlea, Bad and Tailors' Irons,
Iron and Nails.
Water and Gas Pipes, and Miscellaneous Castings made
to order. my2lm
"DOOKS to receive Subscription to the Capital Stock of the
DIP " EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY" will be opened
at the Office of HILL BURGWIN, EFq , No. 142 FOURTH
street, Pittsburgh, on the' FOURTEEN TII DAY OP MAY,
1855, and will be kept open d fly, (Sundays excepted,)
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. Al. and 3 o'clock P. M.,
until at least One Thousand Shares are subscribed for.
WM. F. JOHNSTON,
ISAAC M. PENNOCK,
HILL BUROWIN,
A. McBRI DE,
W. AIeOANDLESS,
Commissioners.
BANK OF I'ITTSDURGH,
May 1, 1855.
THE President and .Dlreetora of this Bank have THIS
DAY declared a Dividend of Five Per Cent. on the
Capital Stock for tha last Fix months, payable to Stock.
holders, or their legal representatives, on or after the llth
inst. (raY 2 td) JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
OO reasonable terms, a very nest, vertical STEAM EN.
DINE, 6 inch cylinder, 2d inch stroke. Also, a very
superior DOUBLE FLUE STEAM-13011,5E, 14 feet long,
30 inches diameter. For terms, ha, apply to
W. 8. RAVEN, Stationer,
my 2 Market atrect;borner Second.
NEW MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
11/110AN & AUL,
No. 91 MARKET STREET,
have just received a complete stock of
Black (Lupin's) Berege;
. 4 8.4 ts
" Camel's hair"
Tissues and Grenadines;
" Crape d'Espagnr ;
" Organdies and Lawns;
Crape Collars and Sleeves; Crape Collarettes, Ete., to which
they would respectfully call the attention of the ladies.
ap2B
POTASH-14 make prime Potash for sale ay
ap29 HENRY IL COLLINS
WRITE FIBII-130 half bbl.. White Bleb; .
200 balfbbla Trout;
80 " Balton; for sato by
ap2B HENRY 11. COLLINB
B ROOM.B-135 doz. Cora Broome for aale by
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D , , HENRY H. COLLINS
GOTIIIO CHIMNEY TOPB-3O of varloos - latylea fo
sale by [ op2B] •- ' nEnr. u-cou.This.
10,E0A1113-20 NA L Just 'received, endfor sale by
REVUE. ANDERSON,
No. SO Wood streot.
Afi'OIII3AN'FIZELEDRATED COUGEBYRUP--One of the
IYJL best remedies of the dey for Colde,-Coughn, Whooping
Coughs, lloareenem, Infiugnsa, go. "Taste end try." If
not satirfectoty, your money will be refuttded. For sale
wholesale and tetra by : JOT'S UAW, JR,
sP 3O
- DUD% VALIFOBNIA OZSNOES--The only certain
remedy for ileartburn t or Acidity. the Stomach.. For
Tele by [ap3ol - • 301 IN Emir, JB.
.
DICE -10 tierces prime new Rice Just received and for
.1.1, sale by - • JOHN' liIOOlttlEAD,
0p24 No. Wood street.
sed
PI4ITB OB TWIRENTINE-25 bble...,lt.u(lypepived
RA' Fele by [a T,281 BLE.C 4 . BROS.
TiF ORdig BOB_SALL- . good Wally borne for Inds by
-JUL AiP2a FLEMING' JIRO&
A. WRENCH CHINTZES—Another essi_of ttm e O u ed e t ch
ChLaz ea, at 32 % wPr
as agenorii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Boot anal Shoe slarantsfactory.
6 fit JANES O'DONNELL 6 IMO,
Werniti zezpeetfally inform the citizens •
of Pitteliergb,theltheybreopenedc resunfseinzi
ci
f !JEWS AND WOMEN 1300TikAND 8110E4
At No. 79 Smithfield street,
Tn Werwsites Iltitterites, where they alit be prepaied ;to fill
all orders, of every.descriptlon of Boots and Rules at-this
shortestmetlce
In order to eire osinodato all anus of customers they
alit also keep on sale a good assortment of the best eastern
work. Also all descriptions of children's - -
Tents ark* en goes, cd cash prices.
A share of the petite patronage it solicited. fm32Bin
....AND—CAPS;4Iow 13 the
• time that every person •sininid. wear a tatty. •
Ilot or Cap,end ZdORGAZI & CO., No. 164.,
Wood street; next door to the now Presb3terian Church, one
door- from: Elitir. street, bare a large stock of each, select.
•wa expressly for city retail trade, which they will sell as
low for cash as any ether honsoln the city. They ask the
attention--of the public to•their $3; $3,30
which will be found on inspection a neat and good article.
Call and see., Quick sales andWmalf profits.
Remember,llo. 164 Wood street,
Drug Store ft)* Sale,..alaTAM ,DRUG IO 7 BTORE, favorably located, et the cornerof Chestnut
and Liberty iftreete,' Allegheny City, ail,be cold on reason.
able, terms. - For ptaliculare, - enquire of
PLEMIR(I BROS.,
and Ratan Druggists,
aplB:lnidew I No. 60 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.'
ARNOLD & • WILLIAMS, -
DIA3IIPACIMMB OP
Ohilson Purnaces,.Wrought Iron
AND FITTING GENERALLY, -
For Warming and Venplation of Btadin:qi."
A. & W. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or Dot Water, Pipes or Chilson's Furnace,
Churches, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Glean Houses,
Court Houses, Salls,liotels, or Dwellings. No. 25 ISIAB.ENT
street, Pittsburgh. apl6
PEARL STEAK - KILL
ALLEGHENY.
.I2Er FLOUR DEMMER TO Wain /ES in either of
the two Cities.
OILDM my be left at the Mill, or in boars et the etcrres of
LOGAN, WILSON A CO., 52 Wood street.-
BRAUN A REITER, corner Liberty and Et. Clair sts
IL P. ECRWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
,
TEILNEI: CASH, ON nztivr.rty.
i 9 29 BRYAN, KENNEDY -dtt, CO.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, NO. 16 wawarr entzer..pinumEt,ealet.
WIAR7ER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capital, - $300,000„
AteSI.TATtT E FOIi IME LOSSES OF Tail COM.
PANY.
In Rook Notes, (negotiable torm,) secured by Mort,
gages and Judgments $lOO,OOO
In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and :Jud g ments,
Bonds,
—.— 1013,000
&r-.
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash 1tem5.................. 47,000
Total—. .. —.. . .
IL CADIAEL, - President H.: IRISH, Secretary.
.Pa- Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation risks,taken
at
_current rates.
REFERENCES.
Kramer k Rabin, Curling, Robertson & Co.,
N. Ilolmes k Bons, Wm. BaKaleY & Co.,
J. A. Hutchison & CO, D. Leech & Co.,
Murphy, Tiernan & Co.
Wainright, Huntington M. L. Hollowell & Co.,
k Floyd, David S. Brown & Co.,
C. H. & Geo. Abbott, Wool & Oliver, _
Heaton & Denckla,Caleb Cope & 6.,
Chas. Megargee & 0., Drexel &Co; Bankers,
Hon. Wm. D. Haley, Scott, Baker & Co.,
Harris, Hale & Ca.,
BAN Deal, 111111 KS SNOB,
J. diNGX, Agent.
decl3:ly N 0.116 Water street, Pittsburgh
Life, Vire and Maxine Inatirmmo Company;
CORNER OP WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBIIRGTI, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
Jas. D. Mins, Secretary.
Me Company suttee every inenrance appertaining to or
connected 'with LIFE RISER.
Also agalrott Hull and Cargo HMS on the Ohio and Bilo.
dasippi rivers and tributaries, and Marina Maks generally.
And against Loas and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all parties.
DISLIOTOTO:
Robert Galway, Alexanderßradley,
James & Moon, John Fullerton,
Johb AVAlpin, Samuel BPClurban,
William Phillips, James W. flallman,
John Scott, Chas. Arbuthnot,
Joseph P. Gazzam, BL El., Bashi Richey,
James Marshall, John MIMI,
Horatio N. Lea, Kittanning.
JAMES WARDROP
J ARIES WAILDROP
TOD CITIZENS' batturano• Company of
Pittsburgh.--WM.BAGALET, President
dAIIIIEL L. ILLIISHELL, Secretary .
Office: 94 "Tater Slreet,beturfen Ifarket and Woottstreets.
lonizes MILL and CARGO Itiakkon the Ohio and Mole.
elppt Rivera and trite:defies.
Insareotgalnst Lose or Dumegeby Ere.
nata
ALSO—AgalhetTr ump:t the Parasol* the Sett, and Inland Nevis'.
Soat/90.
.11112CTOBJC
WU= Bagsley, llichant Floyd,
Jame!' M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
BamnolHeL, Wlll3amDingham,
HobertDrullap,jr., John S. Dilworth,
Imo M. Pennock, Francis.
8. Barbanel, J. Schoolmaster
Walterßryant,
John Shipton. darn
-104 HOWARD Health Association, of
IPlttabargh, Na. 108'THIRD
STAEET, opposite tee Telegraph Office. - • •
This Assodaticm is organized for the purpose of affording
mutual assistance to each other, in case of sickness or ac
cident- By paying a small yearly payment, the members
of the Assoclation secures a weekly benelltduring sickness,
ayer4ing from $2,25 to $lO per Week. - In this Association
all members aro equally interested in the management and
profits S. B. WEEMS, President.
T. J. MINIZII., Secretary.
'Finance Commitiee—Jonsu EIS% Jaw Baum, G. N.
llorrstat.
Consulting Physician F.lm s%BL D. noirlif
10'Not 1 oet-.The JOUItNEYMEN TAILORS 80.
IIf.LITY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
Drat WEDNESDAY of every month, at BOIDNIEELDIZBIDB,,
In the Diamond. By order.
'sty GEO. W. BBSAB. BeeretstrY.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COI
-OF PHILADE.LPHIA.
STATEMENT OP TILE APAETS OP THE COMPANY,
on January 1,1855. Published in conformity with the
provision of the sixth section of the Act of Assembly, of.
April sth, 1842. _ _
MORTGAGES.
Being firat mortgage on Real Estate in
the oily and county of Philadelpbia,
eterpt 830,950 In Iliontgomery,Rimke,
Schuylkill and Allegheny mantles, Pa.
REAL ESTATE.
Purchased at eberiff's sales, under mart.
gage claims,
Eight houses and 10t,743 by 160 feet, on
the soutlrwest corner of Cliesnut and
- Seventh streets.
A imam and sot, 27 by 71 feet, on the
north side of Fpruce street and west of
Eleventh street.
A house and lot. 21-7 by 100 feet, on the
west elde of Penn Square, south of High
stmt.
Two houses and loto, each 18 by 80 teat,
on the south side of Spruce street, near
Sixteenth street.
Ere houses fuscl lots, each 17-9 by 90
feet, Nos. 159, 161, 163,165 and 166,
Dillarya greet.
Three houses and lot, 90 by 64 feet, oh'
east side of Seventeenth street, south of
Plats street.
A lot of ground, 17 by 57 feet, on the
north-east corner of Twentyaecond and
Spruce streets.
Hotel and lot, 50 by 81 feet, on the south•
east comer t‘f Chesnut and Beach ate.
Five houses and lot; 42 and 88 feet, on
the north side of George street, west of
Ashton street.
BOTBII houses and lot, 20 by 112 feet, on
. the ea. t side of Beach street, south of
Chesnut street.
A house and lot, 18 by BO feet. No. 98
Fitzwater 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.
Tempo rarity. ry Loans, on Stocks as Collateral
Secu
STOCKS.
Ten Thousand Dollars Al= House Loan,
6 per cent., (interest on.)
200 shares Rank of Kentucky.
11 shares Northern Bank of Kentucky.
100 shares Union Bsul‘of Tennessee.
13 shares Insurance Company of the
State of Pennsylvania.
200 shams Southwark Railroad Company.
37 shares Commercial & Railroad Barth.
Vicksbteg.
300 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Co
01 shams Franklin Eire Insurance On.
2 shares - Mercantile Llbrary 'Coinpany.
shares Union Canal Company.•
10 shares Schuylkill Ittdiroad Company,
Nests and MILS RECEIVADLE..„
Usissrrian Parma •
Caen on hand .... . ......
in hands of agents 7,386'21
Lessee paid daring the year 186 .$292 291 39
By order of the Board:
WARS:ES N. BANCKEZR, Prericrent-
CHARLES G. BANOS:BB, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent.
North.eaet oar/Wood and Third oreeta.
.
`CARPETS:OIL. CLOTHS,
MATTING. • .
gine subscriber is'now receiving large additions to his
J. stock, which, when completed, 'will be one of the
largeet in the city, consisting - of lielset sad itman's Car
pets; Tapesty Brussels, Imperial and /litre Three-Ply;
Tapestry, Ingrain, Superfine and Fine do.; Tapestry, twilled
and plain Venitian ; Cotton, Hemp, Rag and List. Carpets;
Woolen and Cotton Drugget; Door:Hats; Window Shades;
Stair Reda; &c. Also, a large assortment of Oil Cloths,
from 2to 18 feet wide.. . W. D. 31'0ALLII51,'
ap2o:lm 82 Banartk street, below Wood.
SUM, Tllakr, .19 YOUUII. tomorrow-,-but non't
wait till to4norrow;—go at once and take a sitting at
tea/WO' DAGUEFULEAN Apollo Itoildi apiz ags,
No, 76 Fourth street. _
FINE MUTE ENGLISH CRAPE SETTS—Collars sued
'Beeves; also a 'new lot of Black Crape Collars and
Sleeves, just arrived at VAN GORDEN'S,
apl4 • 83 Market street.
uallAtiff- - .17 barrels "Small 1914te Beam" lor Eale
1.3 apl9 - JAB. AteLAUGHLIN.
ouisyttax LIMY -9U barrels juat received; fox sale
J./ by Np 1.91 JAB. McLAtfaliLlN-
NEW OWOOS.--Just opening, a new and splendid stock
of WATCHES, JEW.IITAY, /to., at the Old Establis h,
ed Nowa of W. W. WILSON, CT Muskat , street, cotter of
Fourth. Customers toad visitors will always End this a
safe andluat establishment to deal with, and :price& as
cheap as eisewlseitber Sast orWest.
Air 'Veda attention palti to FINE WATCH SIIPAIIt-
ING: • , apiw
'1, 1 1,017113,••21:1.11B1. killteeminglly teeming IE4 to r Ba i a by
ATVVELA, LRX 4 CO.
:, {`. ' e ,
~ x', !ti .w
PITTSBURGU
$1,353,058 58
♦t cost,
82,830
Atcast,
63,085 60'
$1.038.452 52
LOSSES BY EIRE.
• Ski- EMl:lnking Patitoiy;:- DAVirB shaching
Yacloryombere everything Is made In the HOSIERY LIM'
ha et the corner of St. Olalr and Penn etieete Fie Rena'
tlitrisnY turning out every variety of Reality, well made
arid eniMble to the Beason, which map ba always .obtained
- Wholesale an& Retail at hla Store; corner - of Market alley
and Fifth itreet. Pont foriet - the imme-0, DAY and
No '2O• .
orto PENErsnvANIA =MOLD.
THE ONLY RAILROAD •',:
RUNNING WEST. FROM. PITTSECTEGE.
, On and after MONDAY, March 12tb, 1856, the PASSES , .
11E/3.-TBAUS wilt ran txfollosa, until farther notice
FAST Tang nut xxxcn ar 3 A.
NAIL Tann AT BA. U. •
Eicrarse Twin 2 ix 3 P.
These Trafaaail run through to Oiestlin4ond "coimect,
there with the Colurebna and „Oinciortatt.Oblo and Tolland,
ani - Bellefontaine and indium llidlioada. At liansiteld, -
connections are made for Nowark,4leolillo, Monroatille,
Sandwich Toledo, eldcago,Ao.;.and,at Alliance for Cleve.
land, de. .No trains run on Sunday
Through Tickets; sold to Cinclmuiii;.Loulstille S. Lords,
Indianapolls, Chlcago - ,l3mit latind,Fort Waine, Cleveland,
and the princita TORTS nod Cities in Um West.' ..-
The NEY7I3BIGIITON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN - 4111
leave Pittsburgh_at 10 A.11,..ani 6P. bT, Mai New Brighton
Far Tathets and further Information, apply to •
At the corner office, under the Monongahela Blouse
Or. at the Federal Street - Station, - •
,
OEOItOE Ticket Agent.
-Pittsburgh, Mardi 10thi 1845: (mh10)
• Inagua's:ma, eca. •
TT ABREGIS ALSGAZINE FOR .9.10Y , 11.1J CENTS;
II Putnam's .; • ",_ 44 20_...
Graham's , 44 ' 20.
"
• Godey's " - " 20.
- Gallon 4. 4 . 44 44 10.
••,. Frank Leslie's Gazette ' 29 "
" 4 4 Journal " U ..,15.., U
Togeth.r with alt the leading neiswaapers• ?Prunhasora
will get fire Magazines or one dollar, insteadof Toni neat
other places. For sale at
mr2
AITANTS.D—A QUEENSWARE PACKER' at CIIINA
31ALL, No. 62 Market street; between Third =and
Fourth- streets.
EAOLL BRANDY-1. half-pipe' Pure Pesch 8rea41.13
P
kore and ter Bale TO 1ut721 J. W. IitITLEK d co..
MINER BALKS—A. A. MASON A CO. Melte attention
17) to their Fpleadld assortment of hlentiOas fa Silk, Lam
and Cirenadhee. m 72
IBLAID 131LIK8-.E. urge smortment of splendid 110 Id
JE and St:Ved Elks now offered. at
A. - A. MEW? A 0.3.'5.
FRENCH LAWNS—A - large variety - or neat styles of
E Printed tathall, bineltns, Jaeonettz. Organdies, ae..
my 2 A. A. MASON lc CO.
lIAIIPBIrB MAtIAZLNE FOB MAY JOB e. itEar.IVDD
Frank Leslie's °meths for May a. -. a .
Putnam's Magazine el sr
Cloders Lady fs Book a
Peterson's Maga:lna • • a a . - a .
Graham's Magazine " ti , II :
Nature and riIIITIIIII Nature; by Stan Mick;
The Illustrated Manners Book; a Manual of- Cord Baba-
Tin. and Polite Accomplishments.
last received and for We by
W. A. OILDENTENNEY A CO.;
my 2 . Fifth st, opposite the Theatre.
LL THEI MAGAZINES FOR MAY now ready at B.
HINER & CO:8, No. 32 &tithed& street: -
Prank Leslie's Garotte of Fashions for May; •
Yutnaut'a Mattoshie for May; .
Graham's klagszlne for May;
Bader& Lady's Book for May;
Leslie's New York Journal for May; • •
Dalian's Monthly for May;
Household Words for May; . .• • .
Peterson's Magazine for May; • . • •• • '
Blackwood's Magazine for April _ •
NEW BOOKS:
Kenneth; or, The Rear Guard of the Grand dnor.
the author of "flair of Redcl3 Re," " Ileurt'smise,"" Castle .
Builders," &c. • .
ILL/tory of Turkey. By L. De Latuartin e, author off' The
GirondLits," “ Travels in the lloly Land," de. -
The iThoherty Paper, by the late William Ibsen, LT,
D 4 annotated by Dr. Shelton blacken:le, authorof "Nodes
Ambrosfaum," &a. . •
Robert Grams); A Sequel to "Linda; or,- The Young
Pilot of the Belle Creole:. By Ma. Caroline ee Gents.
Legends and Stories of Ireland; by Lower; 25 Ct.%
El ionmou ; or the Ilardehips of an Ileiress, by Kra. Gore;
2 parte, paper, 75 eta. . •
-
With all the NEW BOORB, for sale by • -
11. MINER . & CO4 • •
tayl . No. 32 Smitheeld:street
UNDATVR
-76 bags prime 1110 . Coffee;
15 pockets JlllO do
30 rads N. O. Sugar; •
16 bbLs Refined Sugars;
100 do New Orleans Molasses;
20 do Sugar-House do
60 half chests Green and Black Teas;
26 caddy boxes do do
75 boxes superior brands Tobacco;
50 do Rosin Boap;
50 do ht. and D. Candles;
20 do Star do
300 kegs assorted, Nails;
200 boxes 8110, 9x12,10212 and 10214 Wledair
Together with a general assortment .of :Groceries and
Plttaburgh inanulacturea—far sale by •
utyl ' JO/1N BIOORIISAD, 27 Wand st.
P 11 ) LISON-240 cons Mercer Uo.
.• 100 do Forge Anthracite.. .•
. • •no do " Bennington" Cobs.
myl • • '.-
For sal by.': • • JOHN. 314:N1R/THADmmet., •
' . 27 Wood
13L00.115-6110. tons Nii.l Juniata; •• - •
.• • • 131 . ":Late Champlain; for sale bY.
••• • .TOILV 3wOIIIIRAD,= Wood.fit.
Mittel WATElt—a) bble Dud halkbbls
ID just received fresh from the Spriniv. Anita cute by •
myl . JOIM MOORILEAD,I7 Wood st.
BACON SIDES-1:6100 lbs Bolt-BAm cat tobsigommiti
and lb/ sale.by - JOLUCMOOIIIIMAD,
myl . 7..27 Wood stmt. :
82.000 Por a good, well ilubhe I three sioiy-DIVZI
LING 11.00 S& eituated on the corner of
Elm and Frantllnaireets. The honre meal= fire rooms,
o cellar and Moro room. Water natural throughout the
tepee. For terms of papment,'apPly at . the Beal Estate
Ocoee of 8. CUTLIDERT .8 80N, •
• l4O Third street.
To LST;—LDwelling noose of four rooms an i •Gooa
ler, with large lot of young, pleatontly Elmated ori
(ho brow of the htth Mt. Washington. ,
• •
8. curneEkT sox, •
No. 140 Third street. ;
. . .
-FOR SALE-42 Country Boats, on the zliht hand aide .
the Fourth street -Road, 3 miles from town.: This is
one of the handsomest aid most healthy locations:tear the
city, and on the most agreeable road ihr. driving at all
hoar& They are situated opposite the residence of. Joseph
31'Farland and adjoining Robert Ratleynnd ipringer
beasts. Egos Prrrons f3rmlog a colony. have in Ala an
offer of the best location in the vicinity rd Pittaborgh: Dr,
it .111 be cold in separate lots to parties who will' immerse
them • Enquire of T 1103146 WOODS, '
myl 75 Fourth street.
NEW CUTTING cilegsvr—no boxes tide day received
.by - [ayl] . : HENRY H. COLLINS. •
111,1171t&-10 boxes Primo Roll Butter strelted this d
Il bi• • - ' lIENRY H. COLLIN&
GOLDEN SYRUP-3 3 bb4. jun receivin g from canal
and for Ale by AT WELL, LEE d CO.,
myl • " ' Vo 8 Wood area. '
nORFISE BIIGARS-20 bbis. Just receiving and forest
kj by . fm7lJ. . ATWELL, LEE d co.
CILAILIBLED BIIGAR—IS bbla.just recetrivg sad for eal
ki by [snyl] ATWELL..LEE & 00.
rfINC WAEIVIRMADA-25 dozen In store ani for sal
14 by Dayl). • ATWELL. -LEE CO.
IikACON. S - 2 casks rewired - on consignment, an
JUI for sale by tray') ATWELL, LEV& CO.
CRUSHED 13U0A11.-50 bbbs. Crushed Sugur 'just receiv,
log frbm canal; and for toile by - - -
mgl ATWELL; LtlilL CO. '•
V'L'W 'AtA.NTILLAS- LONG LOC/LE'). FOR 003.133 aT
:13 LAST. _.O
• = No. 91' ..11ABEET 37,
Would feepeetTally teem the Ladiee that they have re•
ceived a .new lotof Moire, Antique, Dew Drops, Bilk and
Late PICOLAS.
intA~AY Y.1113}1.101 , 181 - MAY NA331110113t I- - -Frank Leslie's
Gatette of Paris, London and New York Fashions for
blay,inst received and for mile at . -
W.A.IIIIDETEENNEY CU:,
Fifth eE., oppostte the Theatre
PEKIN TEA STORE, - ;.
No.B 8 Iffth street, one door east of Vol Exchange Bants;
STOW RECEIVIaG, a full assortment or ettlIES and
.1.11 BLAOH TEAS, comprising - all the gnedee now in use.
.purchased direct from the Importers, for case. - Warranted
of Impeder flavor, and will be sold, Wtolesele Mad 'Retail,
at the loweet prices. . (sp2l) S. JAYNES.
WATER. CURE ISISTITIME, • -
HAND STREET, (SOETE , ELDE,) D. PENN STREET
AND THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH; PA.
TV:WOE BAEZ, Graduate and Practitioner in the Old
- - jj Schools of Bledichse, Allopathic, and Homcepathic,and
for the past tenyears a saccoslttl Eydropathist, has open° ti
a WATER CURE in tho abuse location. • • -
The perfectly safe, direct and Immediate effect, spa.
tam has on all Fawn, 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
Allopathic and Ilomcepathin treatment VIII be adminis
tered when, desired; but, after long- and thorough expe.
DiXt,ol!‘ Melt • gives adeelded 'Preference to -Ilydro ,
pathy, which has, throughout the old and. new world,
proven so eminently successful 111 every form of disease,
Inc/siding Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, D/sPePsiar
Tolummotory. and Chronic, Rheumatism Asthma. Cuts-. neousAiervaus and Liver Diseases. Testimonials.
monials or cures
from highly reputable cillsemor nearly every State in the
Union, can be examined at Later Thiel* once.', The Bev.
Clergy are invited to consult him gratis:
_ Warm water being used In the commencement, and often
throughout the treatment,it Is aluxurynnrtea4laf suspleas•
ant, as those unacquainted might suppose. .
Worsamtors.—Bresors. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
W. W. Wilson, W. ED Williams, Thompson Bell, I. B. Wel
den, D. T. /largan, Wm. B. Holmes, a 11.79iglish, B. M.
12,083 50
1,470 25
183 84
27,317 58
- The undersiguedjutrlng visited Doctor Dada's Institu
tion and witnessed his tmeeessful treatment, cheerfully re
commend-him as a titoronhly educated and skillful Phy
sician:.
iharies T. Bunsen. Jog. nrCotraenZ, David Haat, John.
O. Cards, Batt. Patrick, ;plat Pairisgston, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick. Maces P. Eaton. O.Ormsby Gregg. F in 6 .
FOUR BILLIARD TABLES, on easy terra, ell eonapleto
=din good order. • tagaire for particulate' of
LERBOLD SAUL, ' •
ep2s:lmd gm 27 and 23 Market street:cot. Second.
- 1117111 Te, lUD GLOV.2B, for Lades amd Gentiemen.
All slaes from NO to No.lo Bllloll'B best cinellty,
eau be found at VAN' 0011DEW8, •
apl2 • 83 Market street. corner of Dlamand...
TIE& NUTS—WOO bushols Tennessee' Pen Nuta ID store.
-f -- - and fat file by -• (alai] • J. W. BUTLER & 0.0
A IsLEGI3LE NY COUNTY as.
ji.i. .- . IN TILE - DISTRICT COURT, ..
}
John D. Kilgore
John.R. Stewart, " :No 1, July taro, 1553.
. . John Stewart, and . •
_ - Alexander Bradley
And now, April 24tb,1855,JABPEE l BRADY Ishereby
appointed Receier, as - prayed tor is the hill. to take pos
session of the effects of, the partnership :of STEWART a
BILOORE, and collect and convert the same , into money,
to abide the farther order of the Court.
. Prom the Recant, . EDW. CAMPBELL, Ja ~ Prottey._
_ Pentorm havinganyaf the effects of-the firm of ST.EIVAItT
4_I33:LAOHE In their nemesia a are reenired_to dellTer the
mime to ma wjthent, delay; nd those in any manner in
debted to felt firm, either brnpte, book amount or other.
*lse, to make poyaostitto MA at Loy Office, No. sa Firth
Phnst, . J. it. SittakT,..
- • .
lEEE
roxes and Parinette.;...soc. Prlvntii3eies"
Second Tier Prlin4i Saxer:, antall.... 41.00
Boxes for colucdpernona.ZS tents.
aNY - Bertiricate, seeming. seats, /334 . mnts extra.
701311TH NIGHT 07 TUE ILLF•=O4.O7IiErV7 07 lue
71.130LNATING A.0171.E57,, Mu MAUI:UR= lIITCEOLL
TEFUEZDAY E4EIFMO, 7ilbyAcT,l.BssferM be tided
Satan in Paris--Mysterlous ES ranger, Inn Margaret
; °mutt do •Beaunliel. - Mcßride, Croquet,
Glassford; Dsplemet,li alfEt, Bledollzto,Uro. Poster.
F'6Ur Slatersi..Oirollno Mertria; (tri irbtell she wll l
Mersonsto rout Sisters,) Miss Margaret Atlteltell ;
eatichnzap, Dubois; Mr; Merton. 11.4 e. Weaver; Saar
to:l26=w, Vridal orculng titurro - Fkisßmn*cig
,
87 Wood. street.-
For Sales
ENE
~. , s *.w,- : 1 ~- • -- ~.
XIMSEMENTS.
ITTBSURGEIC TELEATILEr.;..;ThrziI rinara
JOSEPH C. FONVIIII, Leas:otra_latiPez.:-
mars el Aiiiinias
tmclude th ”Yt'uanZnerty.
To e
admiied t'aratvf th
NEW ATTRACTIONS' AT
R." VVINtEWS '
tharivalied Exhibition of
criPP/11CAL DIORAMAS - -Sze
'S ZIA CONIC lul,r„Erti zitmazus VirSEK. -
.tl.-;.The entertainment will osraraence with a' series of
NEW CRYSTALLINE VIEWS. SCENES ON THE RIVES
nill.N.E; and NMI' CHIIO3IATROPES. and IIIETAVIOB.
PLIOSSB, with the lame .Diorarolo Subjects, PILAN
VLINDItaIi and BELSRAZZaII'S BEAU'.
Irtaltots...Twzwrilrre Cove,. Ostri Chita:ren t "Est=
Czars: Exhibition tenon:mince nt 8 o'clock.
A clay e.xhibition unsWEDNESDAY. and EATUILDAT
AIiTERNOONS,- at 3 dotocis; Olaildren 14,cents., ,
N. .13.--Thixis the original exhibition which. VIZ hare
three years lags. - - _ - ..• • at 30 .
0,. - ,1-"B:IP:TIJ:g.'l;
- - Jtunr.s:irayr.ortis
PIZ N NgYLVAN US;..
jAvms ' .Propriatar.
' RAI eathinllanagen • "
VS/ /1.1 , PSRSOB3i 11`l Tnia carsr, zas 1, 41
y y in front of the Ainerbtan Hotel, Peon street.-
The ,Ilatiager does not deem, itlaemesary to .search the
vocabularies of" Ancient Greece and ittme to obtain a high
soundingtenta for his estatuishment, but leaves it with a
discriminating public to judge between teal merit, and th
display of a dictionary kaoarlvdza af the dead languages
.
- The Great PelansVivania- - Circus -
To tbo =cat complete that ever Nu:laird in Ms country,
the lllttalcol . liepertment 91111 ecilpre any 04coolutiou of..
TORNlane lu the Union, both CORELLVB FAMINDVAIIBII;
mar CORNET AND QUADRILLE DARIN • -,„„;
Admission twenty• Eve cents. . .
• •
13
••
' 41 .0 Alte.rtoon perfarmenctleommnnees nt.Bo'eloik...eT• l "
lag per formacce 7 oclock •••
' spl7:ftl . • ••••• • T. P. zui.0ft,4109.i.-•.:.
EOOA7'ION. CHANGED AND . TIME
_ ...POSTPONED. . .
spapx44 . :,,.*.POr . El.tS!
....:.TWO..--aRCUSEST.:::
, , COMlMlDatinta ram anew=
1 0V i i Fulmars PALACE CIRCUS.
IL
....., F . -, , F rom their Palatial Aquatic Axophi%
. ...jk"ia ' theatre on the Ohio and ddimiseippl
'FR ," riven, cad their • - -• • • . 0
• P. ? - BMA AZIERIOAiI CI •:.
-
' Eo popular in Few England and New
I •>,.._,
• ---_ :.Yotr, Sato
ONE ttorit3Tr,ll. CoNoznal s
itt c --4 ‘ l S, ' a
i,:.:-., e
.. --- 1!. , ,_ ~ With tho TWO C O 3IPANIES, trompti
-1 ' 4 `-',:, . sing the moat dlatingahilmd Perron:Due
. ' -.." 4- -Y......; ''..... from the North and th e Sol:al:4ln the
4- '-, , , , t:„.. , :‘- . ., - ,2 : same ring: in friendly strife, In the
'.4z-L,.7 1 ~ V:.. preaence of the and-euett. •
• Both Companlornidirr Ono Tent,
TWO BLT 3 OP PiTtPORMEIttiI
, TWO SETS OP CLOWNS! ••-
• f - ' TWO BETS OW DING DOUSES!
PANTOMIME DUEY Ant BIZOONI
spEcutzx EVERYniouTt - - --
•
4 „..-- -
.: -. 7--.... - , : y NED. KENDALL, TDB =GLIM I
- - ,...../5 KMiDALL'iI BRASS BAND:
. CDOATIV) STRUM DANDI
.fr .- And wren thing else upon the name els
borate scale, with the following omega
.„-,,..- ~.--e% the principal Equestainis, Glow ne,
r- L. „ ii, - i t pn!atriennes,Oymnasta, Pantemimtate
- --'"-"
__ -- _= w••• .
_, ----7 , - , - Wile .AGNEs,I Gad. OntioND,
Ilra. LAKE, i him °ELVEN.
----J _
- I' The Man Monkey.
- ' - U. ILtaILTON, I Young CLADELIWII
114ik,, - . DILL LAKE, 10. J. HODES&
1 ,1 1 a, 'The Brotley Brothers.
i'
. 1,,.-,,, GEO. DIINDAII, l Mons. LA TrioRNE.
/.9111 , y • .I . ..DONALDSON, IT. (MAVEN. ,
4tlysip,) l / 4 Pe gasus, Tarter, itt, Wildfire.
'' 111) 6 * . 7 B. DTDALOWIN, C1ii.V.11.5 D IMS,
--7% ... - ...A.."" ROST. WHITE, I CRAB. CR058Y. . . ..
, Glares Pantomime Troupe.
-P. DEA.IITir, 1 13E0 W/LLLUISON.
OEO. WOOD, '_ 1 ItOBT. minx/.
a
Tut 'War fi ery': 800 op hti/ Ort.
r
-- -, - Et. LITTERAtL,
I QUO. DIACKEY,
• , - 7--- - ____' r. WILLIAMS, F.•imiguuc;
,de, Ac, Ate.
- -.1%.,.... Will be exhibited at Pirrsernen SU;
DAYS, commencing blOtiDAY,3lsy 7 thr
• f
::.----
--- - =,..... 4 ,_45' In Front Of - American natal,
.'
:•-• . 4 - .--:- 07 ' =nu Arts:moon . gin smuldid.::!.
TiAn, at BRIDGEWATER. Mar 24
' attLEIIIIENT. May Si andCl, lOW
•'e -4 ,..:•-• , ' 3Z11031156i, tfay 6th. •
-- Adteireloll ostr TIVZSIT 911%
• • : • CURS to both Companies , . app; .
JOHN. W. 31' CARTIfir,
t all Ppater and Distributor,
..12ii•Was attgui to ilte Rodin; and Distributing of all
COSCE1111; Lzartmrs, SEIIiISITIORB, do.
Alt cmmuslatloor—elller bywill.tolqgnspl, ar other
wlco—directet to Ow OIIIc 4 o the
' M.Pcvtoill re
celvaprompt
. API
WIILTAK: HUNTER,
tiaLE/t =1715137141t
NINE NB GRAN.
Ito. 299,Liberty stroot, Pittsburgh, Ptt.
Ce• Costamy imaizruzuy the IttE T DItANDS co
PENNSYLVANIA, •
..OHIO, INDIANA
, . . • ' SIVE SPINE and
. . EXTRA 01.131714
Whlchwill tiros be told ai . tho 14west Cub Prlea japU
-
S. IS; CO.,
SUarIIVACTIrszws iP• -
PENNSY# I / 2 VANiA OLASB•
- inzripfor
.
-WIN DPWG d S
atraZtli. Indtatiatt Vralnt Qua suSy.
nag, Flag% and Preservalata:
Vine. -It'd= and tdisratal 'Bowel
_
Telegraphic & Lightaing.ltoi Insulators.
_
sgeO4D,,Br.Tiv.r.ra WOOD it IkTiatiwg
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from Monongahela Rout% EL - Charles, and Olt9 llotel.. fap2l
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JONES. SI, DENNY,
Forwardirim and Coimission Merchants'
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THE ADAMEV - EXPEESS COM? -
STQCK ASSOCIATION.
_Orriard;ed July I, 11154,1.widerfile:/airs:of :2rao Toik:
enxittOrin' 1%000 Stuiregt _
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ZIATIAGE2,I9:
Geo: NV, Cass — , Pittsburgh: , AL Ehaelaiturr, IMltbriure,
E. 9.9auford,Plailadeloldx6 &bus= Livingstpu,,N;Tork.
IV. IL Demmer°, New York. , Cl, Spooner, Bridgeport, Qum
A. Adams, Poston, It B. 84nslah . FallillteriBI,
Thom peon , - Springfield; Masa •
owns, GI Pavan starer.
oILLINVIT GOOD.I,A. MASON is CO. bin ro
celred a very larga assortment or all kindaat..
nary - 000th, Bonnet Frumps, Tales Ruches, Quill.
inm, Illusloira, Crapes, Silk Plovers, Straw
Trimmings, Strut Flowers, ac. . 023
W INDOW (MASS.-140 boxes 8110; .
10x14;
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Atka othersizes—y. 14 - 3. - -Zartarefg For gale br
ILP - i27 - Man a man
biarolat ju:
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1011 MINED -131:10d.1113--2.5 bblaD. quilted;
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2.0 , :d0 stun loaves; :
..".0 do Cottoo Sugar:: For Edda by
SMITII, MAID.* lIIINTOR.
QOAP—;2I:9 boxes No.l—for sale by
aprtl ". -8111 TEL 11A114 k EU:in:CR.
Sr°ZEIRPUBLIC.—JOHNO-PAltltt, areeert; to Nam
Frott NO reatoTed hie Marlowe text the
Foundry on B.Eoo7sl:Vatreet, adjeirdng tleaVorks,-wbere I
ata cow prepared to sell incryttdrig tattat, Castilla Mae at
ermine reduced prfces farlfhat JOANL'.'- PARRY.
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ANTia. A; MASON k CO. wlil ope nOU MOD,
0.1. nay. April tttb, soma opleadid tow attic% 3.Totttillmy
to wbieb &bey O 1 to tbUttoattoa of tha /Mits. ' apg
WILSON", MAUI= - altrar, copal-palm
- FOIIIITII, hasjast returned Dom vlalt to Zashbms
menorah:mere and Importers of WATCIIES AND JBW.
ELRY, and is now' Opening ti - stnelt or coeds hittunio woo.,
qua ned for superlorgaalltieshst material and nerlonanship,
beauty of style and design, and at-very low prices, ;Frans
the &pressed Mate of Eastern trade daring thepast ninttr„
we base Veen able to boy geode much loner *Wm at any
former time, and tower than we can dal:m.olm ib li tina,
era and atrattgere-vill do well' totoako their Investaanto
AZ-Watch - es, Towelry..Bilier and .Plated Wnre s ll.llltitt'
and Variety floods, Comm, a..., A v . 5
DONNET.9.--A; A. MASOX Q CO. a . to orsutog t 2c "
jy C:tsva of talon Pozoleta, ego:owl:3in Ws , sti:4'eatill
LIM Evrtsa ltudood. Pedal litat4.Bplia s.tralo . 1 1 , k - 41 Vw
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dozenapetadatylas of Mk Sago N.ro ,0t.e.%
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