The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 11, 1854, Image 2

BY WHITE & B 0
- PITTSBURGH:
TITESGAY MORNING, APRIL 11, 1864.
WIWI. TATZ TWUT. '
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FOR GOVENNON,
JAMES . POI:LOCK;
• or NORTIIIIMIZZIAND covarr.
FOB CANAL COMMISEGONEit,
, 41E9 RGE DARSIE;
Or ALLZOICILIty COVNIT.
-FON .TUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,.
DANIEL M. SMYSER;
Or ItONTOONLIRT COMETT.
ItY.Pletelpeyek Weekly Oitzette.—fla ertinteive
elreaklion et ear NielAr Gran* altas to our basineesmen
sot devisable minim of meting Lb.& Intaineas known
One dendation k Istvreenever inn finitbenaan4 reeehint
elnicet every overehant. =niiiiikdarar anit
11/setern Pennsylvania. awl Pentane Mo. tLoykaeyer 10
a. To Ad verthiers.—Neltber. tW, Zdtkeial Ramie
Printlagratalashmentof th• Dag ewe - Wats opened
es Opadar: /prams:us whotlesire Their makes So appear
the pa
' do standasOri/1 Awe hand than In
dekeit.. on bal.sulaT. .
Matter en each &axe ileitis's,. paper
ffirlllloo_ ...gnat DAILY PAPP' eon bell °kilned of Mr
• nurataßD. on Aso DAIWA, sane., u , . the Yost Dile*.
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Ore= k Onto Prams. Itlrtsese"Co.l
Pittsburgh, April 10th, 1854. r
Fitts of. the Ohio and Pennsyl
• Railroad in ifaroh,.lBs4l $ 81,160 41
Receipts of the Ohio and Pennoylvs
bin Rallevadin March, 1853
Increase $ 42,406 93'
EaCiipta in the 6rxt quarter of 1854 $202,295 69
.. 185.1 94,858 65
Increase 118 per oent $107,486;95
The estimate made by the Superintendent of
the receipts of 1858 was $800,000; the actual re
. eeipts were $BBB,OOO. The estimate ffir 1854 is
• 4900,000, being as: Increase of $282,000 over
- the receipts of 1858; and. in thedirst quarter of
the Year, the amount of the increase has been
$107,488 05. . 8. W. ROZIRTS,
" `',•• Chief Paginate ihd,Sup' t.
The above is • ver y flatterin g e xhibit.'• The
• •
month of April we enticipato show a still
gti . eater increase 'over last year.. ',The road has
been remarkably free from accidents '-'of late.
and has been run with great regularity. 'This
bowing tci,t.tie Conipafiy having, for thetirst time
since the roid,wall,opened, a sufficient amount
dint class mailinery.:Jhere is still a want of
passenger ears, owing„th — tie great increase of
-trivet, and the necessity •of resortini to extra
- trains Vas frequently: This defieency will soon
• be removed 'by. • supply of new cart which have
been ordered.,
Tia GADIDIX Millar is in a dying state, if
not dead. le has lately received some mortal
blows, and at last accounts was not expected to
surf* ziotnithstiMEng all the efforts of its
frientbc-backed . by,the skill of Dr. Pierce, who
==M
Whit-a pitiable figure does the administralion
present: It went into power with a s ,larg w'jor
ity In -both Houses of Congress, backed, with the
immense patronage at ib disposal, with . = over
' &tiring treasury, and with no troublesome ques
, . • dons unadjusted, either at home or abroad. We
. are now in the fifth month of its first Congress,
•. and not one single measure which it supports has
been -- pasawl I _ Its fantons • treaty with Mexico,
S. Which was'considered as a feather in its cap, and
was deemedof efficient importance to be brought
ht;me by the Minister, Mr. Gadsden, himself, has
• been..stniggling for ratification for months be
fore the Senate, and is pow consideiedto be
aboht, finished.''lts other great measure, the
Hebrides, outrage, hen been put to sleep for an
- indefinite period, in a House where the adminis
tration could count, at the commencement of the
'tossefon, , over silty majority. In the meantime,
the people ate, giving to the bill such rough
handling that there is a probability thit it will
: sonar be resuscitated from its present somnifer
ous state. • . •
ThcAdministration is also badly off for money
to, supplydeficiencies in previous appropriations.
• A bill "for this parpose usually passes without
del/ty r es a matter of courtesy to• a co-ordire
hunch orgovernment, and of strict justice, let
who Will hold the reins of government. Nearly
five naonths have passed away, and no deficiency
bilihas yet reached the President. It seems as
if the besident's , democratic friends were de
. terudned to steno him out, or they take"this
mode of , expressing their contempt of an ad
ministration their party luta brought into pryer.
Was ever a President "and an administration in
- such a pitiable plight ? and was ever there seen a
- difference-more 'hiking than that of Gen. Pierce,
on the day-of his hungers', and President Pierce
piehle even to induce his democratic friends to
celiese his pressing necessities.
This chows the impoliey and the danger of
elevating . wmall men to high places of infltuinee
.and trait. The officals degradid while the man
:is not elarsted. In a subordinate position, one
within retch of his medium capacities, Gem
Maas would have been honored and ragweed..
Aa Preeddent of this :net Republie he only ex
alts' pity sad contempt.' It is not in the power
of,any intelligent mad - 6 feel respect for an offi
etc manifestly inferior to the responsibflities of
Ids high position, while patriotic - indignation is
excited that the Chair filled by a Waehington;an_
-Adams, a Jefferson, and a ham, should be so
&paw& We fear, however, we shall not live
to see the lAst of small Presidents.
•' Titunintisx.AL Isson.—ln those portions of
the State where the Nebriska bill is the most un
popular, theattempt is making to create a belief
that GOT. Bigler is opposed to that iniqtaiy.—
Mile Bemithrelughout. •It skulks away
from every Lame in which there is danger, never
muting It boldly mai:lit is perfutly sate to do
so. ' While agitation and , excitement prevail, its
polic7 ii to vary its boo with the facility of the
chameleon, according to the color of different lc
. wattles. I In V t aallington city, where the Govern
_went Ms offices to bastoir, GOT. Bigler panes as
the best kind of a Nebraska man; while in Wil
mot'of district he ocCupies the opposite ground.
Joel now, it seems, the powers at Washington
deem his position a little suipicious, and taunt
.11pe with having permitted his Meads in
-late State Convention to sneak away from voting
on a usolution sustaining' the Nebramil bill un
der never of an unirsrliasnentary ruling of * the
.President of that Convention. .In'order to make
all things right at Washington, therefore, we find
ffieuisbarg Patriot, Gov. Bigler's organ, talking
in this strain: ' . . . •
the North, our Demccrats are the last to
be tarried off in these 'agitations . : Instinctively
, • tbs . :recoil from them, and never have they bad
cause to regret it.—Never has their prompt sup
port of the great principles of States' rights pro
`ducted results that led them to feel that they had
- acted hastily or unadvisedly: At present they
stand where'they always stood. When the Ne
. break& bill came up in Congress they did not see
'rho cloud that abolition had raised to obscure that
questiont—they did not bear the lond'threats of
noisy demagogues ; they did not heed the proph
'
soles of timid and time serving politicians. They
saw the great principle involved; and they fol
lowed it like a star. They saw that it was their
duty to standby principle, and to follow it; and
- they unhesitatingly took their positilm Bower
,er others may falter, the great body of the De
_Mocracy of Pennsylvania will not falter. They
art not to be intimidated, and they can afford to
await the result of their firmness and devotion to
the great truth. .
- This 4 for the latittule of. Washington. No
snob talk u thia is indulged in Bradford, Basque
hums or other Northern counties, where anti
slavery sentiments are prevalent. Still, we ehaU
Ivy to hold the latate administration to the Issue
as Iseiemade by its organ; and if anti-Nebraska
iteteneenets do not open theif eyes to the duptiet.
Wpm:Seed before them, they must be blind In.
bring to a close, totday, the most extract.-
diriary secret correspondence between the Em-.
pear cf RIUSIS and the British Gerenrmegia,
- will • appear' entire in oar . weekly edition of
Thareday. Added to the im mense sensation it
his'eanaed at the present moment, it will doubt
. limp haw in hoportant influence in the coining
:mats which are tow absorbing the thOughts,
addp and conuanation of all Euripe.
iisscneturusijlicizzw; for Apnl, is
welcome to our table. We hail its mynah
ly 'dolts with pleasure, end Weser fall to delis.
phiewhig huchtuotioa from- its pages. Mb num
.iserisitobellisked with,. baseborn, lithograph
of the Published by 11; Derby,
Clacisilati, at SE *arierp!s. -. • ' • •
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.„___Lwacwarre,_"ftecwws,„,.--.Tbis) , .% ..u..i,c4.' Ras 1 . ECEOPEAN Raircaes Dorm" roe ' I
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tre l ‘C. LOQMIS,
Of Irate firm of hi'latrdr & Loomis,
eSer wliesisriNbii.tuadirfii*riog aw l Apes. The A: letter from an intelligent AmericarC r tnavellex, ::
attiendeak e ',;( l3l , lrc hi n i a Irue:tolerably large, and now in Europe 'to a friend in this COUILtry, . . WHOLESALE DEALER EN
which is publis hed in thnNational Intelligencer ; 1800 T S AND SHOE R,
!wary :tiling passed off little beak spirit The
.59 Wiwi Street, Pitteharp„h. ke
iiont See been handsomely fitted up, laas an airy, “arseilles and Toulon
comfortable look, and is an excellent place for , Ba c a re f ugee , H tugria ,„ 3, . aregw p o a l e rmi ,, , P a a, uu , g with, S c P . ! 1 7. 11-1-- _ r 1. - -
1 —and most of them,. particularly the former, are
the interchange of bneiness courtesina
We had fully intended to call attention to the
crmming, in yesterday's paper, but the multipli-
City of other matters drove it from our attention
until it was toolate. We the more readily,there
fore,.embrace the present occasion to urge upon
our mercantile friends—the importance of giving
the encouragement of their preset en to the daily
. meetings of the Exchange. As soon as the stiff
ness attendant upon the commencement of such
entertrriseti wears off, this place of mercantile
resort will Le' found a daily necessity. Our bu
siness men Will there find the opportunity of
Which they ism heretofore felt so much in need,
of learning what is going on in the market, com
paring notes with each other, and interchanging.
views on commercial affairs. We hope, there
fore, to find the Exchange daily crowded, at the
hour appointed for general business purposes,
and a hearty inclination erincea to make the ex
periment a successful one.
[MING COMPAXICB.—The citizens of. Pitts
burgh have been largely engaged, for many
years, in successful mining operations cf Coal,
Iron, and Copper. Our people were among the
Bret to appreciate the immense value of the Lake
Superior Copper country, and have been among
the most snocessful adventurers into that region
of =told wealth. We understand that there is
a project on foot to organize a Company for the
mining of lead, in the mineral region of Wiscon
sin. A situation, remarkable for its mineral
value, producing lead, zinc andeopper, can be
secured mfterms exceedingly favorable, and but
a small amount of capital will be- requited to
cantle it to yield, it is believed on good data,
quite handsome dividends. We have been per
mitted to examine reports and affidavits from
high authorities in - trach matters, asserting, on
practical and geological data, the immense value
of the mines proposed to be made the basis of
the new Coinpany. When the project is further
matured we will refer to it again. .
88,743 68
FROM WASHINGTON
Correspondent* of the NUT Pitisburch Cluotto
Wasnisorom CITY, April 7th.
The death of the Gadsden treaty in the Senate
°settee few regrets. The only mourners are the
disappointed agents and speculators in claims,
who see in it the final failure of their schemes
of spoliation. The treaty may now be pro
' nounoed deceased, though tot formally rejected..
The period for its ratification is limited to the
17th of April, end a convenient mode of de
spatching it would be to postpone action until
after that date. That course will probably be
adopted. The Senate to-du refused to go into
executive session, which is an indication that
'they did not think it worth while to take say
further trouble in the premises. It has already
sustained a dozen defeats on incidental votes.
From the most decisive of these it appeared
that the final vote would be twenty-three for to
twenty-two against the treaty.
'I noticed yesterday the comparative thkaness
of the House. I To-day - the same scarcitraf - Alie
raw material was observed, and it was found
difficult to cAlect a quorum previous to .geing
into Committee of the Whale to listen to speech
es on Nebraska. The illness of members is one
cause of this. Mr.:Howe, of your district, has
been unable to attend the sittings of the House
for several days. lie is suffering
from what ap
pears to be an attack of pneumonia, a disease
which is unusually prevalent among us this
spring. I learn with pleasure that he is much
better this morning, though not yet well enough
to leave his room.
The House wasted an hour to-day over Mr.
Churchwell's bill for sending the mails between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts by a lightning
line on silver wires. It shoUld hose been enti
tled a "notable project for the bursting of boil
ers, blowing up of passengers, and the general
cleaning out of the national treasury upon an
tkrzly new and original principles." The plan
increase the pay for carrying open the high
pressure principle as the time consumed' is re.
dared.' r Thus for a weekly mail from New Or
le.
ans to San Francisco, carried in twenty.four
days, Mr. Ohurchwell's bill proposes to pay ten
thousand dollars, but for a mail carried with
the same frequency, in ten days, two millions of,
dollaripar minion will be paid! Now this 'is a
good deal worse than nonsense. The true System
is to ascertain as nearly as practicable the time
in which the malls can be carried with regularity
and then to give contracts at fairly remunerative
paces for the service. The 'pending bill is
merely a bonus for recklessneia. It ism?' of
tluit discipline on board ships, which cut jects
the last man 'who goes aloft in obedience to an
order, to the rope's end, as if there must not al
ways be some bat num.
Mr. Forney Is about to resign the Clerkship
of the House. All the tears shed on the- ems-
Mon will be extracted by peeled onions. It is
said that he is going into the Union. The Douse
cannot lose by the change, and it may with per-,
feet candor be said, that .the Union cannot be I
-made less respectable • than it now is. lion.l
Richard di. Young, E. H. Thompson and B. B.
French are amen the cOmpetitors in prospect.
The Committee of Ways and Means have re
jected nearly all the important amendment) of
the Senate to the deficiency bill. These. ace,
half a million of dollars for the Washington
Aqueduct;-one hundred thousand for a bridge
over the Potomac, between Maryland arid Vir
ginia, and about $400,000 for Custom Thaws
ehiefiy in the West find Interior. This is a re
auction 'of ft million' of dollars at one fell swam.
And, even in-that shape, the HOMO appears to
care nothing at all about the bill, and if it passes
at all, I do not believe it will become a law much
' before the end of the fiscal year. What a com
ment ripen the legislation of Congress.
The crushing defeats experienced by the ad
ministration and by .the faction of repudiators in
the Democratic.party, has not intimidated them.
Theyitillpressforward to the perpetration of
their iniquitous designs. The Nebraska bill ii
still to be lb - reed down ,the throats of its oppo
nents, if, by any meani,:a majority can be found
or - manufactured to .carry it through. Mr.
Preston made a moving appeal to the liardshells
to come up to its support, praying
, therOn very
humble and .affecting tones, at least to,allow the
bill to fume up for a vote. This can only be
done by setting aside other measures 'wbich do
not involve questions on which. the country is
hopelesidY divided, which do not outrage the
feelinge and infringe the chartered rights of the
North. The pathetic adjurations of thelNehms-
Wiz will not be heeded. If the bill is to he
passed: they must themselves do the work and
take the responsibility. Col. Preston declared
his opposition to the Clayton amendment, the
meaning of which is, that Col. Preston, however
aordons to introduce Slavery into Nebraska, does
not care to array against him in one solid pha.
Linz the German 'Votes of Louisville.
Llibbard and Ingersoll look blue since the elec
tions in Connecticut and Rhode Island. They
now see that the sands of their political life have
nearly run out. Let them lie in that ditch
which they , have digged for themselves.
, THE PARLOR htsnaztari, for April, has arrived
and presents a verilideresting table of contents
Published in Cincinnati, by Jethro Jackvonn
'Late'end Interesting fres Herd.
Panssesen Is. Thursday, Awn 0. mu.
The captain . .3f the bark Charles F. Lee, arrived
here to-day from..Port-an-Prince, states that on
the sth March a- French frigate (brig) and a
steamer anehored onhehartor, and the Admi
re. Duquesne, demanded an audience of the
PauPeron; which was refused. A letter was then
delivered threatening that If certain demands
were notoompliedwith in 48 houre,:the French
would Mast to the most severe Measures. The
Haytien Minister of War had a conference with
.the foreign Commis, who were told that if the
French Admiral resorted to the measures threat
ened in the letter, he would not be responsible
forth, consequenceps; the demands were too ex-
The
.no Emperor me Me find answer on the
niertallie 9th, that rather toan submit the Day
ties Goirernment Would cease to exist The deo
krigtion had &good sffeet. for the next 'morning
the French frigate hoisted the Hayden tag and
saluted it. During the critical period the Env.:
ror acted w&6 prudenee and' datagram/Sion, and
visited the forts and fleet - o , lth weir pet in or
. , ~ . ~ .s33sYP.' ~ '.f. ~ ` " t' r`'~r , "vr~~..'i~~€~~u ',. s."bat}~~..~t;#f~a.'~t~`l`,s , ~,.?F:a~~~i~ -< ~ 5 ' 8 ;;"r s~~r,;,'•`'~,atk~ts4v`~'x~`.wl',§~`~'"a~?l'rs-»"-`'':
on their way to Turkey. Many of them are
poesessed of notarial certificates, 'which they
think are American passports, but the United
States Consul refuses to visa them, to the great
discontent of the holders. I was in the same
hotel with a Hungarian colonel, and I asked him
what he intended to do with his certificate from
a New tork notary. Ho replied, "I ehallalways
carry it about me, and if taken prisoner shall
produce it, and claim the rights of an American
citizen." I became acquainted daring my two
weeks' sojourn at Marseilles with the Russian
Consul, a very able and intelligent man, who, in
answer to my inquiry on the subject, assured me
that not the least attention would be paid to any
document of the kind, and that every one of
these people that fell in the bands of the Rus
sians would inevitably be shot immediately. I
ascertained enough to be convinced that the Rus
sian Consul was • full posted up as to all these
characters thus on their way to Turkey, and of
course that his government was kept well advised.
There will be a great many Noszta affairs if war
takes place, but with a very different result to
the one at Smyrna."
Mn. EVEILETT ANL , rue Iit'LsiSMANN
Boston, Friday, April 7, 1854.—The statement
recently made public that the Hon. Edward Ev
erett was the author of the celebrated Hulse
mann letter, creates no excitement in this city'
whatever; neither has the disclosure of the fact
caused any ill-feeling between the friends of the
late Mr. Webster and Senator Everett. The
original dial of the letter was returned to Mr.
Everett more than a year ago by Mr. Webster's
literary executors, and a printed copy taken.
which, with the original, will bepreserved emonfi
Mr. Everett's papers. He does not contemplate
any publication. Mr. Everett's recent vidita to
Boston had nothing to do with the matter. lie
came Simply to visit his wife, who for some time
past has been in very delicate health.
REGISTER.
UVOLY
Woo iP a candidate teethe nomination for Ilefr
!star. before the Whigeouventleo. epb
f Erehthff P.P.. !PPP./
Notioe.—Frow:tno numerous solieitittiocs
dray [Honda and fellow-eltisons, I offer inyaelf as a condi.
date for tho older of Pallor/IL subject to the docision of
the Whig Convention; to be held on the slat day of May
next. ALEX. RICHARDSON.
Pittsburgh. Audi 3, 1844.—faultdAutdrT
riRECORDER
BAUM VAII:4..STOCR I. a ertidldato for the affirm of
Recarder before the Whhi Convention. ern
SPECIAL NOTICES
WOrMs! WOrnle—There' is no dis;nso
more common among children, and yet none which mn fre
quently bales the skillet the physician, as worms Thor
are highly detrimental to the constitution: and theirpow
once should te; carefully guarded against by parents. On
the timt manifesteticutof umpteen, every means should
be used to expel them promptly and thoroughly. It'Lane's
Venni:lige le well. established no the most owtalrb eat and
speedy remedy none offered flrt this troublesome and den
gem. malady: and all who have tint management of
children should heap this Invaluable mod eine at hand.—
In addition to tG perfect safety, it never faits to pro :ince
the desired effect.
1111..Parchasers +lO be careful Wash for Dn. 3CLANE'S
CEMDRATED VCR:MIMIC. and take none else.' All
other Vcrudfuge. In comparison. aro worthless. Dr. \i'-
L►►e's Vertalfugo. also his celebrated Liver Plll. can now
be had at all respoctable Drug Stores In the United States
and from the sole proprietors
FLAmmn nituritEßs,
aptS Butwetwora to .1. Kldd t Co, Wood street.
COCHR AN & .RUSSELL,
[SUCCESSORS TO THOMAS ALLMON E ♦ 0).,),
GENERAL COMMISSION 3IERCHA NTS
32North %Rua,. awl 63 Nora, Hater .test,
THIRD STOKE ADOrE ARCH STREET,
Pill L A DE LP II IA ,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
. .
SPERMiCETI FOR DRERCISTS' USE
Adasanoilne. Patent Sperm
and Ponulled Candi., IMAM' , and ko/orwl.l
Kendall's Chemical, Olive snit ;Fannon Skeins Soaps,
Sperm, Whale, Lard, Sea-Elephant,
AND TANNERS' OIL,
In Mids. and bids.,
D.ln¢ lay itnprater• of Oil s
. oare
yowpared to furnish
them upon the most fsvorsble terms. .„,
Tar, Pitch, Resin and Spirits of Turpentine,
Varnish, Caniplieno or Pine Oil, Burning
Fluid, Alcohol, Strong & laeodorised.
Rice, Cotton and Soda Ash;
ALSO, AGENTS FOR TIPS "lIAZARD POWDER
CO PANY," andare wmiantlyaappnat alth ibeGwiwki
which
they iasr es au t b orl edby i th n m d a ke u rs n t to n w a G n u vi n n o e w q d u e a r l
to any In this country or Europe.
FOR SJLE TO TILE TRADE OX AE,O.VirODATING
TER VS, the pnorlial kinds
ITV 0 Kentucky Rine. oki, ii and lb.
Y 0 or Son Shooting
'hick Shontln4, " " "
- -
CANISTERS,
American Smiting. In 9inlsters nr I E each.
Indian Hide.
Can ficrAlaci, Shipping and Muting heeler, In }Cepa and
isters. . nitii.dmand
~es,Fancy Fun.
M'CORD & CO. would most respectfully
mite the attention of Ladles to their large and onnipleto
etoek of FANCY FIIRS, now opening. ...Priaing la MI ,
Sable. Stone Neill el, Fitch, Lynx. Carmine, Siberian Soul.
rel. Bock dlartlei. Garrett. Coney and Elnrzion Down: Lugo
TWA:dine& Po!walk Calle, Be.. de., corner Wood and
Fifth streeta.
To Priltera.—For sale, a lot of second
Land Column Ruler, Advertising Bales, and Double env
Ruteo. at low twee. 'Alontre at tide office-
HARDWARE.
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.,
Beg to callthe attention of Buyers to their
extrudes Stock of
- HARDWARE AM SADDLERY,
comprising one of the mat complete amortments In the
aDUntry,
RECEIVED UT RECENT PACKETS FROM EUROPE,
and which they offer on the mat tearable lemon. e Ma.
chant. going Eat will and their interest promoted Dr
baying their ilintiWAßE at
No. 32 Wood atreet,
0001113 Am:7.11130r, CUMua (finrL) J.l•iydgod
Medicine Chesta.—Dr. KEYSEE, Whole
Sala Druggist, of 110 Wood street, has on band a enlanidld
start:neat or MEDICINE CILERTI for famines and deans
boas, at various rice. Those In want of Articles of thls
kind would do well to give hlm jale-dger
IOTICE.—Ttio undersigned, Frederick
Linen; of thefts= ofLoren.Steriluya Co.and Thos.
'itearart, of the late finn of Stewart,
the
Co. hare
this shy formed a Vyartnership.„. under the mune and
style of LORENZ, tRZWAIIT CO., for the unman of
manufacturing two and Nails, and hive taken the ware-
Donee No. 61 Water etreet,between Yerryand Short streets,
where they have on hand an easortmeut of the tutted. of
iron and Nails, which they offer for rale no assommodathm
terms. They respectfully sullen the patronamsof the
FREDERICK. LORENZ,
SeTultf THOS . It. PTEWILT.
ARNOLD Bc.. WILLIAMS,
I ‘ tAIMACTIIII.I24 OF
Chilson Furnaces, Wro't Iron Ti!bing
AND kT•TINO GE.`MALLY,
For" Warming and Ventilation of Buildings.
A. t W.. 111 omtraet for Warudtur and toutilallug by
Steam or Hot Water,llper, or Ch➢aou'a ruiasee. Chorale&
Samar. Ilooltsll, Yootorf tram 'lout." Court Hoopes
Jai r. notch or Dwullings. No. 25 Market H. MUM:ugh.
DE GITINON'S
Improved Non-Explosive Camphene Lamp
Having pnrehased the
tight ror the above LAMP In the i;
counties of ALLEGHENY, BEA- 4
VER. WASHINGTON, FAY—
Errz sod ORKENEore aro tox- a 4 ' • t.
pared to furnish Lamps or sell .
Rights fora reasonable prim.— •
These Lamps are m:construeted as to render explosion lin
passible. and therpoldle may rest satisfied that they may
be used erlth entire safety. Therein., glreamore brfßant
'laid and thematerials used 1/01131( cheap,' than the 'Long
'Falb's': or oils ofmy kind, they must name into general
nee. We aim hareLANTEENS and CANS on tim wooer
pleat. emativic
af#TascomMtrnannaleJgf
Thlseartlfitothatvre have seen, mamlned and tried. Do
Golnon's Improrett 4on•Explodltig tiamphene !Amp, pat,
enter! Jan. Oth,lBsZ soda* folly astlstled that 11{11• very
valuable Improvement, and will be found far preferable to
i nu , other L., i n o ft . We believe forsafety It la torfert
ly rellaldeorud theneetredeem It richly deeming the at
tention visit such as have oemalan ,to um Urn. of tar
kind.
V. C. Biddle, Batavia, N. Y; B.A. Wilma, Batavia, 'N. Y;
E. V. 'moth; dre J. C. Wllsort,• det
Y. Austin, i the T. C. 3PKennec, Harlem, It.li
C., P..Parseam, the
Alva Fatah, dot IL J. Mum. the
IV.D.Lowerle,Wllllamb'g,Ll
V. A. Mars h , dal J. 11. Bonnie', do;
=as Foote, do; fl . . le/n. 4'. t; • '
A. D. Tn'on, do;
- N. A. Woodward, do; J. A. Pattern'', dot • •
La - Cam phane, line OR and Enid, always fur ado at the
karma priors.
WThe attentlan of - 8 - tramboattematal Railroads Is
respectfullylnvlted to the new patrol Lantern and Can.—
The Larapa may to seen In operation at Dr. KNYBIO.I/
Drug etare, S l4O Wood st, Where they are keptfur sale.
felo.dtter
We have frequently heard the celebrated
OE !AN LITTERS, sold by Dr. C. M. Jackena, 120 Arch
greet, Philadelphia. Spoken of In terms of the blend
. eommendation, and We honestly believe that it le one of
•tha brat medicines advertised for the complainta for which
It lereeommended. , They or. pleasant to the taste, and
MU be taken Under any thrumetancea by the moat dell.
ode atometh. The Prete far and vide, have united I■
onamendlng this Invaluable remedy Cm dyspepsia. debllL
ty, de.; and such are the healing effects of tide panacea,
that we hope It may be Introduced to every Dually ahem
dythepela boo, or Is likely to bare a victim.
Bold la Pittsburgh, by TLEMINO BROS.. Druggist;
CO Wood st. alah NT ma. by OEO. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood
streetall-Dltag •
•
•
' Indigestion and Liver Complaint Oared
lIY HIEIt'S PXTROLEEIDL—Rein the tonneau letter nun
Rev. O. Diekenent, • 3sl4alonarr In Oregon:
Ya &Y. Knni—liesi —Myeelfarui wifebliinVien•
Celitlyionsenddi tad hog or orl .71= dosens>tlies.
is tii.omml Minister in this plain. and genre
army people an aSeeted with indluallon and an Inaction
[the Mem the same of total[ and irlfe, balms taking
pgyllinXllM, Olt ROCK OIL We took several bit-
-tiro or thretsealt—about. • year and a hall ago. and
we have =ger whored en good bealtb Sir years se we bags
since that Uwe. I had not taken a single bottle • been*
that fullness of the atoenseh whkires &Warne the dye.
rwas eellered, and have felt nothing of It ante that
. My wits was ales Wigged from a uhronie disease of
Ifni., which had been of wriaral yawn atanding, by Ow
•
weer roar Petroleum.
Npire a. u. flanid Ea*, 060:11.
lin Woo ds,, and Dinged& and Wedkbee Dealers awns
.hhoew . • lftipas adrionkallts Potrokaaravr•i tea
M'Cliatock's Family Medicines.—we
eakthe &Mewl. of hrula of familiev.and Where, to Mend
vertleemeet on the fourth fage of thew valuable Family
31elchirs.
O'CONNZR., 8.8.0.T.8EK8. & CO.,
BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEAL-
Efts, \o. 115. Wood Kreet, ono door from First street, Pitts
burgh.—Day and sell Par and Current Funds, Sight and
Time Exchange. C9in, Stocks. Eastern and Western Time
Mile. and Pr smisenry NotaX allow-6 per rent on Time De
pedtes of Par and Current Money; and Insure Eire nod
Marine PALMn Pr the X..% IsSchotat Coxes-es, (cub
Capital. 3170,000,) and Corm. bratit.CC CONPANY, (Capita
10.000.900.) aol6
SAIRIVER DILWORTH. tt CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND CONIMISSION
31ERCIIANTS.
7
Nos. 130 and 132 Second street, betweeit Wood
..
.4 Smithfield, Pittabortth, nod Agnate for Les ' Kirk
patrick. Sutter Refiners. Philadelphia—a full as.rt ent of
Refined Su.. and Syrups on hand. to which to krite
the attention of the city trade. JaPt tudf&
HENRY, H. COLLINS,
Les'
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCIIIANT,;
CiIEE A SE I BUTTER
SEEERS I N
FISH,
And Pneinoe Generally.
i
No. 25 Wo6d street, Pittsburgh.
)yl3
NELSON'S FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERREpTYPES.
POST OFFICE IMMIDINO, TIITIM STREET.
f`GTIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish
‘,..) to obtain an accurate, artistic and lifedikelikenesnat
a ory morleiate prim, Sulk w here their Interest to call
at tile well known establishment entire satlsfLetion
Is guarantied, or co charge made. Having one of the
largest and best arranged Side and Sky lights ever-con
structedpo for the purpose. with instrumenta a the moat
werful kind. and hartng adopted the system of Mguerrecv
',pingo, now practlned by the celebrated Rome, orPhlla
delphia and New York, Mr. F. flattery hlmeelf to be able to
otter to the patrons of the Art, a style of Daltuermotypes,
either singly or In groups. which hag never been surpassed.
Rooms open Lod operating In all weathers, from 8 o'clock
A. a. to o clock. P. ' tuagdairT
Dr. Banning's Laca or Body Brace.
~.. 62.•
~ The Brace of Dr.
. Denning In now gvt up in •
I .llr l
i - '.--.., i 7 • Z u rn 'i p u rt=74:4ll:
‘ ~,.,
~,,j.., ~_,., , .. for the cure and proventton
'I.
_.! I . of VocalAPulnvonary, Dps
e .74 -, Pa
in, NerMIN. 8811.0. EC
e , main, Uterine and 1101.1.1
i ,
~
~,. WlUAKNE.unsinttch on Pro
-It'Irt""" et g " i i i I n L a ' oTt ' lfe M r :-
fli.,--10-t- • el, Elles, Fistula. Milk Leg,
and Eulartosi Veit,
This Dram has the sanction of some of the most distin
guished medical men In the country, among whom are.
Mott, Whiting. Rodgers, Drown, and 51• Lean, of New
York; Drs. Erwroughs. "Urbanism, ilaiwndoust. Merrell
and Cunningham, of Savannah, Insides others, an May he
aeon I,p m'erence to the ow , ars. which I hare for free dis
tribution.
slio keep ror nal. pitch's, .Chaphis, Jackson's
Vanhorties. Mrs. Bette, Itstsli's, North's Ind several oth
er Buppnrtork.
Also. Ft 1"1101111'S 0 ItLVANIC SUPPORTERS, which,
hest!. the need support has the ethoulatlott of the ,e 1
Tonle cermet.' hroush the parte effected. also
; ; ; ;
TRUSSES FOR TIIE RELIEF' AND RADICAL CURE OF
lIERNI A Olt RUPTURE. There are thou/muds of pentm
who ore afflicted with a Ruptnre of the Rowel', who pay
little Attention to the dllwese until the Imsrele become
strangulated. when In all probability it may 10100 late:-
rims Important it Is, then, for all those Wieling hums
any farm of Rupture of the Dowels." to dal at once
upon Dr o KEYSER, at Ills Wholoaele and Retail Drac
Store. /* mice of Wood street auk Vlrglo alley, and
prnetwo a TRUSS. to retaln the protruding portion of the
bowel.. Dr. KEYSER has an tam back of the Drug Store
where Trusses ars applied. and warranted to eir0.1.11111.-
tiow Ile oho bas every variety of Tense. that you can
name. and at any price. to .opt thomeatm of every one In
need of the article. I also keep Sorry kind of Supporter,. ,
Body Bran,. Suspenmry Bandage.. Mastic goofing; for
enlarged veins, and all kinds of met since] appliance.
used In the cure of dims..
I would reopeetlVllT Invite the attention of the pnblie to
an excellent TRUSS FOR vrbkls Invariably
effects curse In a tory Waist thus.
Reed the following tura ftwodshed me by a pbytkian In
an adjoining county:
.The 'run Tnu I.ist ha, caml the
clutr,whiela thought you would pleenrd krwor. the
hoterestpl aro quite dellestml."
•
DR. KEYSER'S DEUG ST01:1: AND TRUSS DEPOT,
No. 14a, con), of Ward street and Virain alley, sign of
the Bolden Mortar.
B.—Any peram ten hare e Trues rent to any part of
the usuatsr by eneloelhg $ by mall, stating the aide o(.
metal, and sending the measure around the body,. Immo.
("lately over the rupture. Addrsse
tilt. TtlT). il. KESSER,
fe22-11A•rlmT
OMB 140 Wood rt.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
_
NSURINeE t;OIVIPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL 000,000!
. 1.0041.18. Agent.
Nll. W erd street. Piaabsuu/s.
InSICSOLS:
-lawn the Jana, Ihrtthrd.
C O
Mu% se. '
Firmof hoer,King* Co.
Firm of Clatnllellin &.Co.
of tioo!Fe Min A C
• " . .1." 41°,...4!!4.2.27. Cu. 4
&num L Loontit
WRchard Bige
William H. M.A..—
0^.9. , Rh.
Arners
RCM=
L• . . .
II•nr 0 1,
',lnc, tan....
. _
-• IL-tu of Storm b Starr.
•••••••
_Finn of Elr Cl&pp & Lovrth.
.frm of C'. AlRtehkCo.
...Flan ",—* I a::
ml'ueldy A •
•11' Lewis Attertnu•T CA. '
~-Firm ord. M. Boot, Alorgan A Co.
Firm of Trowleideo. Dwight kCa
..... of Neleon 01
...... ...... of Baldwin, Starr & CO.
Firm of elwemait k
nem of E. D. Mn,,..,, leo.
....._.Flan of Comae, Lathrop k Co.
Firm of T. A. 11. Mn.
..... ofJolamon Sanfaml
----Firm of Horton, Ballot A Hort.
......... -Firn7orlio Paul.
- c1 ILlak Merjek a Bull.
. Firm of - A. &Flamm & Co.
.... of FL Lewkwood A Ben.
..... of Ilopkina, A 11..,, & Co.
(S t u
Jnin
.• Chin 40.1.....
WiLlrs
r. 7.0 Art DuckDy
Long, Atterbury.jr.
Lrri /t Morton
Alova r
Alan (7.
CMark-, P. Ralerin...
nn
C. 0216., .....
Gtvrpe D. *van
Locum D. Ch.._
Thomas .11.,senper
irtMkty 'r"rf
AID L ,"s n
nenoZP." ..t .
Luttn•
Jane.(. Dwight Finn of Rrovot. Ralmer k Dlrlabt.
!mac hh.fr'rothinghkon.. Tiros of Frottinghnso. Norsil dt Ca
John H. SJt Finn of Swift. Hurlbut d Co.
Chertia ................... Siren of Condit Noble.
Firm of Work it Drake
Nailurn Absel4ell.—.)lrm of Winn, Stoctursll t Co.
.1411lett of Barney. Ilunsphrers k
Ills. T. Ifunker.:— Cash!or Canilnental BAnk.
Dsn,fhAl T. Varney ......... of Wells, Fargo d Co.
Moser Morgan
Owns , Pearce Firm of flesttßo rearm Co.
L.
SIMEON LW/Mk, President.
_CHAS. J. MARTIN. Fssersbor
itizen's Insurance Ctomiry of Pittsburgh
II D. KIND. Pmeident.
SAMUEL L. 51.4DEILDLL. Seer.
OFFICE., 04 WATER. BETITSEN" MARXE7' AND
WOOL STREET".t.
011 1 1t.MB S SAN I &Tea). TRW t4 ” l - 1 , 1 1 1 1 .11 C
larlaw against Lon or laraurpt hre. I LNO
agnanst the pm?, of Oro 4 4 E4 and N.L 11'D ricATIOS
and TR.A.ASPORYATICW.
It D. Ki, g.
Wm.linfinloy.
VtIVIM "L ia J
.11.b.rAj .
lune SI. Ponmoch,
Urynnt,
John 8
Wen. !winter, Jr.
P. M. Kler.
Job ri4P.74b,
Frauds Belle w,
.1. Seheneneeker,
Wee. D. Men,
ton.
••
Girard Fire and — Marinensurance Co.
OP PITILADELPIIIA.
Q.FFICE_
It /di
OF PITT_SBCII . GEt AGENCY, _ ~
der F ourth d _
l .t reat..
- Irlntecrolu—Wm. SI. fiwain,.7. P. Stedner, B. A. Shackel
ford, Paul Timid.., E. SI. Llik•lß. J. IL Flanigan. Thn as 8.
iltchell, Saltine' Junes. B. 11. Comegye, Thomas dlaren,
Wm. 11. Power. F. D. Stemma, A. flan. Phillip Y. Snyder,
W ck
Wm. P. 11aer. Alex. Urn, ti.jr.. Furman Sheppard.
JDEL JONG'S, Pretet. A. S. tiILS ETT.
Will instint Pottonnr Wonlien Vactoria. Vessels. Comore,
Building. film,. Membandlee and proyerty generally. no
the moat favoralde tem.
.nceladuirl'an
-
STATE MUTUAL
FIRE AND. MARINE INSURANCE CO,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
11.RfLCII OFFICE --Corner Fourth and
Smithfield rtroets, Pittsburgh. CAPITAL, 11.350, - 00u.
:—John P. Rutherford, Dauphin Com IL C.
Sodurrick, ilarrirburg: Samuel Jones. Philadeighlar A.
Wilkins, Bruhn.. Pittsborgbi A. A. earrinr. Pittsburgh;
A. J. Gillett. llarrisbnrin S. F. Jones, Harrisburg: Robert
F.lots, Carbon Co4Jobn B. Itothorgird. Dauphin Co.
JOIIN P. R H
UTERFORD. I t ielident.
A. J. MLLE?, Sseretary.
A. A. CARR/ Lit, Actuary.
The shove Company will Instr. against perils of ma and
Inland navigation and. traturortation; also, on building,
and mrrrhandire In city or country. at !noun rat.. Con.
abdont with safety. Pollak. lamed or, dusiling hours*
either naruetuallr. or for a tam ofreara. Inannyll44
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
UP lIARTYURD, GCital Stock , i-hrintern rum!.
. fro6o L libb%
- ORPORATED -1825.
Policies of Insurance issued at nlltimes on the
most favorable terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE RY
OR THE
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
GEORGE E. ARNOLD. Agent,
For Plitsburgband Alleyb. Oct
_
' Thousands of Cnies of Consumption
Lore been el:eery : the reseottOMlTON. CLARKE t 00'S
SIENUTNE MEDICAL COD "SWIM OIL. It le no Reset
,;-.D.yemn, or Quack ltedicita-bot the. Pure Oil of the
'Pre& Cod Fleb Lirer, Prepared With the utmost rare eo
ye to preserve ite valmeble propertimi Intbehighest data of
perfection sod le recommended by the mart eminent Eby , -
Wane.
Comm:l—The great suportirity arol celebrity of our Olt
tuts induced many imitatioos, sold purchasers will plea*
notleo tlut tho Genuine Article has the signature of
itUBII7ON. CLARICE JL. CO.. over the ootk of each bottle,—
Sold by Druggisg Roundly throughout the United
States. /.24Omiseod
New York. Jan. 24. 16ba.
A word to Fiumiers—how to have good
Butter and more of it, and healthy Stock.
New Discoveries;
VEGETABLE CATTLE POWDER—These
Powder, era put up in Oil, podnd packs and are really. a
a good article, not only lbr the disessce incident to Aoria
my; ,mire and other anlntabi, hot they are likewise an
excellent article to improve the condition of the animal;
i The Mick (two, theysot only Impress thocendition:Of
, mink lmt they'increaso the - quantity as well es bu
rros• the quality of milk and butter. .The proprietors My
that it lucent* the quantity of butter from half a poncid
to a potted a week to each row, while those perm= who
hare tried It say a nomad and a half to two pounds per
week, with the same kind of fbcditur so before, Of 'ne°
.thitur we are certain; all woo sea It Onceirtn use It all thi
time and rare money by the osieratton ai well as impund
the appearanoi of their Mock. Mee, 25 eta, a Mon, 4 pa;
waft SL OEO II; MERV. Na. 140,
owner Wood sL and lapin alion •
isle Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Dn Pont Potodertirery. virioty , Rile!
rtuniu and illaatios Powder, In an aw packagosalwar
em halid and for Ws ham Moaning. to lota to mat Par
ammaroca laorobio loran. Akio handy rum
0. W.O. BID WELL.
Sed Yroutlireot, Pitlabarah.
811.0111111,8,
(arm:masa CO 3. LIDO • M
WHOLESALE DRUG GISTS,
• N0..00 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGIf, PA.
•
Pills. tee. Proprietor, of Dr. M'Lartelo Celebrated Verrulluze. 'dyer
Dr. Morse's In.rig" orating. Elixir or
CORDIAL—If It le impairerhow. thle great rcatorattre
each eitrandloari corm. we esti only reply
, that in the Arabian herb that titans Its cardinal imocilietit
have been blended by the thattalpOtent Phyldelart, a larger
• amount Sod greater varieties of =ratite properties than
had hereto:Ace been A.M.:wed tocaist In ahoodreddiffecent
articles of the tharmacoperia. A whole medicine that of
~.megilres,`l.o to *peat, seems to have been combined in this
',herb; and in the lALIXIR or CORDIAL we have their eon
! eentrated meets. It La the effect, however, not thecance
with which we have to dead to the practical application, or
i the modichle. The victims of dyspepsia are cured, the
nervous are relieved, the ballparalreed resume their call:
Ur, the sufferers from headwthe are tormented no more,
' the weak bee.. .4.101 A the tint of jaundice Leaves the
;
complexion of the billow, the depressed in spirits become
buoyant, the clot: to almost in every oenditlon of din..
derive Immediate betiebt from—the the of Dr. 3lorse'e In
lineation Elixir or Cordial. Thee facts, supported by
u.eenngalale proK are precented to the ettentlon of Ina.
lids, who can verily them by single bottle of the reel:R-
I etne. The °wallet le pat up hlghlycooccotrated, In pint boo
tics. Prins three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, nix
I for twelve dolls/. C. 11. lILNO, Proprietor,
102 N. Y.
bold lar Druggiste throughout the Cult.' States, Conn
des nod IVeat Indies.
Omen] Agents ta Pittsburgh—Fleming Dtha, vo th er
t Wood nod Acurth stmets; and Geo. U. Renee. °other
' Wood etreet and Virgin alley. Alen, by .1: P. Fleming,
Allegheny City.
n 5
1
2
-ley
- -
-- • _---
• Consumption and Spitting Blood.--Ses
the certificate of Mr. - Turner. It. Ramsey. for Many years
proprietor of the Farmers' Ilutebyrederichsburg, r.., and
late of the City Doted, Richmond, Ye.
. Dr. John Mingo, of the dty of Richmond, though a reit
; :der physician. sod of mune opposed to what he celled
I "lunch medicines, tea ulgigeil to say that Its good effects
lln the case of Mr. Ramsey. were Wonderful indeed.
, Meted been glean up by several physician"; had tried
; most of the quark medicines, and was Po the verge of dew
! pair. so well aa the grave, when he tried Carter's Spanish
Mister... We refer the public to ht. full and lengthy cer
tificate around the bottle, stating Ids Cure.
13"4" Bee advertisement. m,
I NEW SPRING GOODS.
VVI - 1011.P.SALE AND RETAIL.
A. A. MA SON CO.,
1 Hare received and aro now opening Two
Thousand ntses and packages of Foreignd America::
Omit of scary description. ownptiring in pa an rt:
SILKS.
300 pleats of the richest styles'of Fwd, . Strip.. Ribeads.
! Figured. Changeable, Poult de Sole. Foulard. Chinn and
Block Silks of sorry description.
DRESS GOODS.
IWO pleceirParis Printed Dareges,..fill Tissue",
I Organdies. Crepe de Paris, Challys, Pohdauri. nos, -
c.;(.. or,
911 . h, Irhiht, and ?thertqm_lM
! iW&l"cCrOTSTaitlilla-a,l'allagaimitea,llro.f 11;;Ir-elan"grl
; foreign manufacture.
DO.Y.Y.AI -I.VD .VILLINERY coons.
140 eases of Straw, Braid and Lace Bonnets; also, the
moat Nab tonsils style. of Lawn and Silk Bonnets Pariv.
! New York and their owsa manufacture; 31111inery Gonda of
• ovary variety.
EMiIhOLDERTF2I, LACES. TRIAIMINGS, IQ.
Ildoo car, o Colar, Sirece Chernisetta, ftm; Lacer,
S to e.. n ge.; f
all l the latest st e.
yles of tier.. Trimmings,
(limp& Fringea,Ttabhons Oailnma @a.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
I, ;To dna of 'foolery and Moves of every quality: the boot
make of Illocca alwaya on hand: also , a full etenk of
YrZkIV`.I4.kb,;4I7OI7SEICEEPING 000D.V.
A complete atoelt. Including Damask Table Cram, Dia
, pers.
ke. Linen Shootings, Napkin., Toweling Linens, Quilts,
I ".
OMESTI.
11te tares and bales Dor Callet CS wa. Bleached and 'Brown
llitallua Flannel, Cheek A weeda, Summer St offs. • Drills.
reatinua Clutha Casalruares and Satinettre Tailors' Trim
minus. te„ de_ At,
nq In dl
atnek In tl , 3e . n z t ,.. e t z o tt :a r i e : and
. tizt e r i l h ee . t i ed ,
rpeetion ormerabanta
rfarbiew ()pods will ter constantly received through the
mason. 1)nly one price. , A. A. 3tAtiON A CO, •
rural. • lie.::, rmb
.Warehouse, ac. , ro tsens.—The previiims
now In th.nerupancy of James McCully, on Penn ft., att
joining theYartt of the• Arrierhan Hotel. from the Ist 'it
April ensuing. Apply at thin omen. mhl3 tf
Breast Pumps.—The but apparatus for
drawing the !meet ever invented I. Dr. Needharn's Maud
Pump. It tote without pain, is simple in its (111111tIlla
sad meet give satisfaction in carer eau, gold. wholesale
and retail ! at K_ETS/110.1. 110 Wood Ft. fegg
PEARL STEAM MILL.
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGIIENY,
NEAR TOM ILA ILIMA 1., STATION.
Families will be supplied with our various
,g 1.751
Mill. pi Int oor Snoop 0
_ h . , ur
onnet, or Braun klteltor, eorn;e of Liberty nod
Clair nu.. l'iltshorolo 11. I% -Yelrarte. or J. T. nantr/e.
Conegltta. Allegheny.
Flout will deltrated to famines In either of the ethic.
Tottut, CASH on delivery.
follfe BRIAN. IiP.NNtDT A CO.
A. H. HOLAIES & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS or
SOLID BOX VICES, lIAMIERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SI.EDOES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS,
Timber:Mill, Tobacco h Cotton Screws,
oluctio g and Pultrto .rnr eulain t 17,
Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nute
complete,
PITTSBURG 11, PA.,
wane..., No. 31 WOOD ST.N.STIrEEN FINST AND SMIND
IWAII work warrames. 'ethr,i-tt
ir.l4l '. c:Aidr:Al r lel.
Enlarged or Varicose Veins, Weak
Kase Jon", aftuZg o ts 47;1.13.-1 'MUM reApceinally In
vits the stientlntaankrakians. mut the public generally . ,
to tor assortment of.liitk FJ•stie EteektUgs. Fuse Copt
Ankle Socks au& bandages to the teller wut sure of Tart
sow qipielarge4 Veins. Weak Aoki., Weak Eneo Jolyta
and Qs various nudism. used ha the sure of diseases re
quirk,' outran% sancta.
ag-I also keep every variety of Teem.. Body Brame
Surportel*Ehoulder Brame, Kuala het all klnde or me
chanloallol4 o nose need lathe ewe of &Kase.
. IL KEYSIB, 1Y holesali Dynaiiiele
mhr.Ltegt . Yale% eor. Wood et. and Vlyyt,
NEW ADVERTra~yIENZS.
An Ordinance
so a c,, :v , a ., ba r eg .41 n opp m a su7 l .llT-1 4
I . IA Ordinance re
iSLIEC. Be it nranin74 anti " enne . ted by - Se-
Inn and 'Common CounciLs of the city of Pittsburgh.
T t the, Cactunlttoe on City Printing be, and they are
hens reby authorised to contract to hare the city printing
do by nue Glor orman daily newspaper published. in this
ttro t gl i r papers. sa.prorkied for
Bac. 11. It. It ordained, Os. Xt.orduance.
or Tart thereof, whieb conflicts berg
and the same
!o hereby nipealed, ,
ordained and earned into few, in Coutils„ the 6th day
of April. A. tt, 2531. JA3IF.SI 31eAtILET,
Utast: 3L W. Lawn. Prost. prole,, Common Cornell.
Clark of Comm. C,ouneil JOlth
Jotts T. Witness. Prest. Solent CannelL
plerk of Seleet CounclL
Tan Yard,. Dwelling Howse, &c., for Sale,
*IT 11 , A d IE g n
fL , nd In r t re e izn
a i r 'o sz. O m bi o o,
which are erected two Dwellings. Currylug Lop, ...Ana
other oat building. suitable for.earrying on the Tattolnie
eVeCa's=itflr
.„ appurtenances. Tgle pimmety la withlo abort din
•e of the Ohio and Peami. gall Road. and It I. believed
that an enterprieing man might Cod It • profitable alt.-
&Bon for Far term, (which will Let made amyl
end other particulars,•apply to Frodarkk Piserkt, 'on the
pretnitee, or to Joseph Scattergood, No. 84 Arch Phila.
detphia.
1%. IL—The Steam Engine and Boller would be sold .P
arately.
_____apll:4luweowT
140 ST— A Pocket Wallet ; containing some
tn. Dollars In small bill. and aevera k ! NM" and
:=Tirl i trio PttaVy''''''ltgigrei:VlVaialrkult
Ina Room of ISMAR DICEY @ Water et. '
FIMRIMPSON dr.IIOESLEII, No. 14 Maiden
11_ Tana, Importers and Mauurneturera of Fun and
tf nnn.anta Dealer In Illata,Straw flocalatdr,
ATESTAIUSIC—Drar Mary, Smile, by A,
ju Anton:
A Lear, beautiful tailed;
Como Sweet mad:
rpotne ofearttu •
rt i :d h litPu P tly with the motherlem
Kind worthe
•
taele.Tero's lament;
Alma meter. odm •
Remlinda, Militant waits, la Charley D. Albert
•
Cold jitianA polka:
? - =bot;lee ' lr
Tka, meene g o ulash:lp, with litliogral!M
Bohemian march; • '
,doiehingtona 0111 beautiful 1 0 v 5 Brilliant earlations on Maretzek's celebrated -
Rondo /Unpin Lucia de Chamounia;
}limo du TAAV.IstiatIEMS
The ateireJnet reed, together with Urge or
new long. arranged for th. Guitar. hr
_5,11
__II. tiCIIRCEDEIt, CAM'. halt. 83, 4th et.
r• I ' convenient two story Dwel
ling os East Common, nnorOblogt.., Alleglenp
nn old Factory building on Aver,. J
. et. linnuiro or amen
&, "k get . nStreo C lTZlilgri g . h'" ' or ..! k. l l ,,,'lntr d
(Pont eorr Ondnbnnirs asseti..)
-11 A N on . Cireumetnntiot
Evidonco, In 1
!nod nu Y.xeoutors. In 1 001;
rlandorn an SlAlPjdng. 1 TO;
Bridal! on tbo LAW of Cabs, 1 .01;
K. 41 Conunentarion, 4 Tear
00044'0 Institutes, dm
'rho above, vainsble Books hat reed and for We by
Ayll KAY t 00., 65 Wood 4.
_ ... .
IirSEIONETTE BRANDY, dark and }mare,
fair
. a auk Oat reed and for rale by • -...
•p 1 W3I. U. KIJITON, N 0.12, car. Woad and Front rte.
ii 1. N Er , CASTILLION & CWS - I.l.lWg.l.Yir
L—A choice article,' pore ea Imported. fOr We by ..
apll W. U. SUTTON, No. 12. cor. Wood and Front rte...
y AFAYETTE BRAN —Palo; of vintage
IL f D 25, • pure article, for ad. by W. IL BUTTON?
apt I Ka 12. °or. Wood L Front de.
i t r th PPLE BRANDY—A :very fine article,
OI
highly noomteended for m. purpopeN fbr sale
° bottle la 13, .r.ialtaiconf.
R
pEACII. BRADS))]—Ancid
ankle, nu hand and for We by .W. 11.. 1.
mr. Wond 4l'eutit SUL
_ -
CORDLILSof various deseriptioas in
0 . dr.oght, Tor sal. by icil s lL StrneN,
No. 12, ear. W r ooitoadli•totit
fiLb; kffIViiiSKEY-14 tibia.. superior
iur Old Moo. Rye K10:7.37f0r sa• WAL l2 dirt Ilea in stan.nd
21.! "?. 5
UTILD CHERRY Bb ANDY--3'liLlA. Old .
FF v Wild Meth' reed yrs R. R. this day sad
by W.M. It-MUT - net. Na 12 .eor.Wocat t Ft. ass.
piNK VAN GORPER, Dealer in .Trina -
Usably end Olosag raw Goods, Embroideries.
e.: Gent's. rundsblegGoode sod Falser ertlebse • fall as*
aorta:mot of wilkb sau ahrars be bad at No. 83, corner of
Maxim' West nod the Warmed. Plttaberab, Pa; spll-17 .
~.-RORSE SEEKERS ATTENTION-41,1W
* L ona, sson; mo and easy tert.. , Por a arSat
trains Dre Ulna Howe with • MIL 4 rooms. at'Ae.
a lot 01=11 Not *wit Watar Allerhett by . . l%
deep to CAI ft. stley.• gcol garden. batten 4). to ' , o l io
lore, lalllngs In float. Itteo $l,lOO. Alla, por t •. on
Townoand st. of 6 rooms tbr SI.OOOS and one mo 'L ltear
ay toy $l5O, booldoo many others In 'v loentlOtia and 4111 L,
bo mold on favorsblo farms—
Pawnor wishing to patelutoe good and ellas
de tacallat Me Real Mato Otaso of - h ,"" . win
• : son P. CUTHBERT a ron.i4srtthd
irR SAIK-27 acres euperirt Landon
Oa lower eed of bine Mlle Ward. -Abie Mawr on
w leh will sell tor sbewerith•-••=FEbw• leg) be Was
th•laniL be • boreal. all
mat THOMAS. V Ds. 7 6. 4th at
inkßY. APPLES-295 auks now b in d m • g
A ir i en stolaw Antal= Ibratic ue
co:
BACON & LARD-2.1 liliai Hams .iSstiont• I ' -••• • C 13 .. READLY &CO';
'dem
-
,
3 bhdn.elcar hlou' 1 hill i t t d and nboOdderli
.
C REM' .' CARPET WARE OUSE
1. dn. flung I.ln S ono ' ' '
1
3 LW. Lenin ..
1 ball 1,1 Lard. now landing' i
•
from stunner Annenicus fir wan is, inicg gyn. c t -t 14 , .. .
THE----- --- ---. • - IT . - , • 1%0.82T-111RD STREET,' \
TRUTH concerniolers'Vermi- I
fOnloorm. A ninglo vlal produclow, yonder,. Read the , _ PITTSBITRG\H; PA.
rin: ~ '
Pionar T,.... Jeffers e s , . 1ant . 5.7.1n32. \ itrE HAVE NOW IN STORE, one of the kr t aid Choicest atialis of CARttra, Om
31 ,- • it- E- Et Eer e 1 bmt trh' e "..E. E.. eh. brAth` '• V :CLOTIIik. ]ISIS. MATTINII. RUGS. Ae ever exit set OtbrowYooki r ellatig
._ail flaati*Saff
of your Vermiform and gq, it to . child of Mine. sod g , (hush. and will eolith:me to receive them. they are produced Itotal.beloorea- •t , .___'- -- - "..• , •'`.
~,,,,he d 3s loryovrarots and quite • number fm 11 ones. ' . nirllotels end Stravolioata mrppliod mo tho most reasonable terms 1
N. I'ALNER- _ ramortmeut r.elats la part oftlto Mowing: •
... .
Gut ns. Ti e Jefferson Co A V.N.T. MI. go altene Carrtiq
, 011=14"4."Dgp:r1rnenatb'ji41:774434.4-1. 00 d 4641.-1- thandl246l:-11:14:tbrritearethiltr'Altr"t6r.'"- -ll"
Mr. IL E. Sellers—Howl* tried your N ermlform in my Ron Wooed. re
y tit in not to to surf smelt b u s sny Tapeetry do do,
c':. * :. l 434llffrln l ' ine t ror ' id Awe:belling annum 10. 111 Ann. Ain no dm
.„.i.,,,,,,,, , j,,,,,,.„.. ys ‘, 1.,b . 37 , 0.52 . Extra mi impelled Three I'IM ' ' *tate. eheohed end farlor Damask Plana sag Ts Illowiew
Mr. R. E. Sollere—l pareione Lattionf your Vermlfoy.. ratenit Tapestry lourain: , Cr•nn Mati105r...1.1._3..44. *4,64: Wonted Damask •di den
me child. acid It expelled it largo worms. I think it.the Viewill . and no. Ingrain: Spanish dos
a 2ty. It Yard: , Tr. m, on .0.4 k. '
I.k In t,,,t. Your*, respecttollE. PNTIMI DitilMEN • ~,,.°X,V, t 4 T I it mit Corrtw. re. 0a . ,•=t,47:1 6 1 , 0 4 , V i ti Mid Sheami a it IlleW al=
Prepared and mid by R. iltS I.L.Elid A Cl.noy,. }I c.a ,5... • .. . 1 o lien do,
Trim:sweat
and for sale ter Driuminds nentowliY• ' , apii \ LAI and . lair i enitlann
• ' 'th_oothenwith Om bent eelection of Y li ot hi - Witt to be fortnd in the eitr. of tho llNicorati wilt 44,
2.1. i. 4. Set. t 2 het. 18 end 2 feat. from the moot noleimited nnuturaetarern ' - \ ,
BUYS 11.111,LA ADS. for Windows, :313 IY.:. 34.r..6. 33, 40.42. 41 and IX/ Inches In_ ~lile ,
Oval aruhliollaw grass Stair Roden s'O'in.d gladiugg Vockg Roller 'Mdse.' Rut rale.' ,
aleo— h tertlreA ;low made b.w Illathlog Vore% hheee e• the Eclat Thxhish Bath Taas4 ebb:haiku* Placa
1.,..en"., h lLN . s ' t. of ItZ=l,7..itg,o o ue -id rerpi th A%y Insibat bn Mil MA orminhm. \
'rnhAt-i s o n ~ urneseli . pendia ' a wad{ Quick Sales:. C\ B. lIRAIIbt k 01).; Id latbed,dow,ot.
. •
t ,
\ 2 J A . .3IES P. TANNER.
. ,
wtilkEs
BOOTS,SsFOES, BONN ETS, HATS. I.MATHER,4O.. ',-
\ ' , o. 56 .Wood Sreeti Pittsburgh, Pa,,• , .., • ;•
Again taltes pier:ire in WIN .
, the silontlon of ids oal 4 oloerssodconitiry Morehantsginentily Whim Tea .44,gii
t .
\ ' BOOTS \ \ SHOE% BO TO, HATO, TaRATRIM * 4 4 _
•
, • \
Purchased diplyt froto the New raablud Mhb iSrhrilllES ItT " 14 4C....dganiPt .. " - \ ......
9VER 36"K1 CASES OF THE,:LATEST SPRING i3TIfM ,
', •
ted expressly to Vesterri Sales. „ .-l i „ ...
nu Stack of FAN& SHOES. BRAID. SILK. GAI7Z.F N LAWN RON:MI6 laved very - LW's* sad vsllsts„.. , Arb ailessad:
, I. else full
HI. assortment of JUTS, fix Spring arid Summer Balm is very lame and womprises . s.d sho soyi. so toti,,,
miles Ewa I,Vio py t. '‘
Mit old month loot mot Coonitrr Morel.. I gtonsiallt, aro Int - ttia le osll sad swamis* thissurzincoammirbkil
cannot Le nuroLseet by dny lin the oountr.r.with the roll! auursnat thin the whole will be leold.it Ihwes yawl. . 1, ,
moms c-N Endern Ma, ecirazto,; avorshly`w \ Ith Nher-y7k sod Philsd±lphla. 'Vane *ad see.• • • arktitwawl,.. ,
~.
u HAL HOURS, b -31iss'Cupper: '
few,
, milk, of the atone thVilar reed
by
lt. wmt se,
EW BOOKS ju.4t reeefted from Cartei \
Bram: • '
The Diwonrars of our Inrd Jesuit Christ, illustrated Dixa
series of ones/Done br Dr. John Brlwn. This velvet:4
I work unow only $4,00.
Emblems, Divine and Moral. by VraririsQuarles, euriorta.'
ly Illustrated. — querie may be etykarst. as. Her
' 1 . ... rt was theamond, Lariat 141 of the
3ly School Boy Days and Youthful CompaulonM Maur
Mouse, by kilts Sladalr. Two Interesting bookaibr , rontb,
illustrated, to eta.
The Rainbow to the North, a short set ofaniallarlity in
Bupert's Laud. by S. Tucker, an e•e;
Ronal. Miller. or Itemises In Iltinible Life. lir Urine, Iry
troduemi by Dr..). W. Alexander. 'This strfkingwork has
awaketexi deep Intorest to Groat Briefu. and in destined
to do the same bore." liarenhi. For Me by .
sail J. E.DATISON, C 4 Market st, nemiith.
lIVE D B
W AND OLD rhe'd to-da , y at
I.‘ Derlson's nook 'Stare. atara. Market st::
Another supply of Prof. greeliyistory nf the
French Protestant Rewire*. \
nf lirAu h o t ur b leegts c ot Charity; Yokes of 4+. Doy, tail..
Scot's Worthies; t= n Arilliis t' e ' r nale
et Eastera prices. Discounts to Cleriqmen and student's.
Oil H TEAS—The auGse - riherhaten -
IL to devote special attention to his Tee tredli, to now
receiving lariter assortment than ever of Fresh Tees.
from which he is confidant or below able to eulteall tastes.
however sailed.
Young urn.o 'nets to 51.00 per in:
hope:lel fa . to' do do: '
Ounpoirdor 75 to do . do •
.
(Along 50 to I'm \do
Congo (Itng. Breakfast) 50 to
. 15 id.; •.
Chuten Towohong it
Nineyonng Uourbong (strongl 50 . "
Notwithstanding the recent great iwivenos the soot
of TorA hit prices will be found ((Starr bet a t It Croce °IA
establiehed rats. Retellentwill find his rims ai, low to
they eon lning on the Pm artisierroin the Peet fed
aPt!
ft OOD TEA AND NO Aft cw. c ....--
111 3101ticle a o .
mhlslmdkaT
IOODTEA AND NO IVIESTAKE-41 - tl to
W 3101tillS & PATTON'S, in the Dietootid. If you anatt
pent° Old Country Black Ts . They Intro the reputatlOn.
end dreerredly to, of eoillualtbe beet aka cheapest Tea to
Pittsburgh. ' apll.l
L „
D COPPER-2 Stills 'low lindin,s'froui\
L./ steamer Americus he rale try I. Ilt,f`E.El & CO.
IORN-00 sacks in store for sai4
V aril 131 IA II DICK& "t Co
Nonongahelitrav*r.tion Com Pally.
ekNOTICE is hereby given, that instalments
on the stock subseribed - for thorsienrion of wild work
re 80...T0P, aro rooddred to bopald to the Treaty's,
er at hie /111oe. at the "Novelty Works, Plttaburnh.' es
follows, rir,Ten dollars per share un the Orst 'Monday of
Mar. June, July, A et Arun and Sep towbar. respectreely. By
order of the Board, (aplo-10d) W. B:COPELAND, Treas.
• Phonog raphy. -
w , ,
, I ILLimis will give lcitione in Pho ,
Reapby. at from 12
cnn
beargh.
Moduli,' in nowlcdFe of 20) 4 1 d m '
eswa of net hour rash.
Termoo, 25 rents Poe lesson. aplo.3wd
9"O the Honorable the Judges of the Court
ell/wend Quarter Sodom of She Peace In and for the
Monty of Allegheny.
The petition of Jesse Plankerton; of Pine Township.
In the munty ethresald, humbly, sionceth, that yonr
petitioner bath provided himself with material, for
the anutumodetiou of travelen and others at his dwelling
home, In the township sternal& nod prays that Tone Hon
ors will he •pleasol to grain him licenre to keep a Public
House of entertalumuut; and your petitioner, no In duty
bound, will pray. JESSE. PLANIKERTON.
Ire, the rulwribers, elthens of Pint Torwhip, do
mortify Boot the above petitioner Isof good eepute for hon
esty and temperance. and is well provided with homeroom
and the onovenienns for the accorumolatlonTand lodging '
°Marano/an and travelers, and that sol d t avernls Pens
eary.
T. Oilmen, J. Brobbr, A. Spear, M. Byrne, 3 . .4.61he0n,
J. D. Arbuthnot, E. Easel], A. Bishop. A. &Modish, Jame.
Vandenert, A. Shaffer, Jaa. Thompson. aplo-214*
BUItCIIFIELD haVe just
j roc% Molten Sleeves and Chnonetta to \ Match,
udkr
ono Trimmings, Needle worked Collarr. Embrolderko.„
video,
I ILK MANTILLAS just reed at Nc;rth.
t 3 East corner 4th and Market eta.
MURPHY & nuncnyucti:.
& ENGLISH
& also ,
hone lust reed and mea d 13,e' rty
um S fi holim, Irish Linens,woro,gmeg p too. •
PRO VISIONS- 1 20erisks Macon Hams:
20 do do Sh es,
clear: de do
10 kens \o;lLard; Ski
22 do Button
6 We. do: •
,nlO
& - MOLAgSES-- - -
bbde. mime Surar:
40 de 61rdo
:14 do fair o akMoleaeer, k cooperage
do Sugar thew llolasaek
aplo •
10'.: do du du do, tor rate ur
Met:ILLA k ROE.
litioN-300 tone Springfield Furnaei,
8811. el Pl 4 Iron for de by IdeIIILLS k ROE.
I b:lXiAlt,--100 ba, for sale by
aplo Itemize. t ROE.
- - - ——— -
4a TR AW —GOO Wis. Straw Wrap
-1.7 ping Parer for main be MOIILLS & 11011.
V V INES -- 131apkbwn's Reserve Madeira,
oralgel l 7lWeit{q l :4' . ikk'
Pure 1840 do de:
to=reci4 s d'4
Lisbon dtk
lidalitlenaelkil anrad l fultale 4 l:l ,'"l9 {\!.t ' S r l44o,. o°
aplo No. 12, Wood and Frourete.
•
7,-------iLIiABLE BOOKS--Theetlicy, by Bled
y see, t rot.. Sete
• ll'irjUte'. lte ' ll ' c ' al . 2 6 ,‘. 11:iii, r 1 ' slal- sore
Manning's demons. 3 sob_ Svcs,
Pronnemelng Bible. 1 do do;
West's Attalla!, Iloly Bible;
Writings of Americana, 3 role., hr.:
Pearsoncess Writings cosoldaul ' •
on Infidelity; . .
Ranch's Phychologyi
Eelipse of Faith:
Reason and Falth and Zamora Pol. We by
lipid J. L. READ, ith at, ur.der Mee. Radium..
NEIV PLAID SILKS—A. A . Mason & Co.
invite attention to that.] *varlet of Maid Silks:
„ii„."i„,..,32.4„. - - r spit/
ViliffßEDSl.Lk . 7. -IVo have new re — e'll a
riko.itZ.ll.ol4llittlr and
4' .r. d 'A 4 . : 31141 . :?Pi-j f Ps'rriih7l.°`
SATIN BAfll D PLAIDSILKS, s d pleadl
roo •
aPIO A. " atARON Co.=.3th
—a-PRIM) MANTILLAS —lOO new and
tt 77 beautMlatyl.e.,9plaotillas ..L
..plu A. A. MASO- & C". 2. 5 u ,
-gyp Nn COUNTRY' 3IERCILI.NTS & DEAL.
ERR IN BOONS: PAPER & STATIONIMY.4. 8.
uffer. Wood .t. would respectfullY invite ...WY
dealers and others to call and examine ono of the best , PG.
leeted stock or Books and Stationery - to be found In the
mrintrY. being all purchased.. wihin the last two,
months and almon entirely at N o raw Yknd if
Dodo sales. Ile will be tide to offer superior .iliducements
to the trade. 111, stock consists of a general amortment
addend. CLasisioLl. Medical; Law and Nhavilantious Book.
'very varletY of stationery.. Cap. Letter and ?iota Papers , '
°fevers. inscription. mannfactured by French. English and
American .111iLamong which will be found the following
celebrated stamen
Rhoden & Sons' London Wove and Lnid;T• •
Be La Rim & Coll do do dr.
Ferguron's do do
J. 0 i hbona a Co.'. Englith do do;
Lenin &
Rent Mills do ••, din
•
Victoria do do .
Owen k Hurlbut do
Posithworth Company do - do; , •
Unmet! Mills do dot
And Be La Hoehn, Paris. 600,600Enveldpes armory else
and Manufacture. -A conceal nissortment O'Mara Books
on band, or rated and manulsstured to any given pattern.
Alen, lar wge neck of 01P Ruff. and Pa Window Shades.
Country 31erchant. will do wellto call nod OXlMltil, my
stock ere purchasing. NA3PL B. LA U PPER,
0110 eller to L. Loomis. g: Wood et.
Q-
PUN DID BUILDINGLOTS FOR SALE,
enlisted in the th Ward. having • front of 20 Mead.
on Centro Avenue., running back to Clark Cl. OS rt. with a
20 R. ridealley. Thle property I. eititated - humedLately
oppnite Joshua ilanues resldeno . i. be sold ate bar
gain.: Apply to BeLAII%. ?.o. SI Fifth Arent.
ClioloE FOWLS—A few pairof Shanghai,
nod other feeds bred vlth rare from premium dock.
A - Eggs of the ebere (reel, and re thr hatehhig , for
rale aplo JAI' E.TWARD pa ROP, sth greet.
-
GCS-6 bbls. for sale by
nr,lo
11EIMIt IL COLLINS.
H.UTTER-3, bbls ; Roll for sale by
anti) , HENRY 11. MUMS
kgo. nail 4 bbl. for sale.
ap,o
31.f.:AL-3 bbls for-sale by,
aDIO troraT It. DOLL
()MC CIIDINEY TOPS-309 of va ri
lor mu beautiful liutturfiS rof w, bY IL U. COLLIN S.
ripIMOTHY SEED-44)We. just roe'd \ and,
.11: for lab, by VON SONNIIOII3T & MURPHY, ,
111,IPE 01 :,JOUNRAND.0)Lt-ff-----The Life of
YJohn Randolph, of Roanoke? Knob A. (larlat
Bro. &Ice exploit of tho ea just reed and
re by 0 KAT bb "Wood
CO R N —2l asks to arrfko on steamier
now. Dean
_icaen7 ISALAII . DCREY&
V"T
4""bl6‘P"?'"wf~ePrag VeLtErr..ll'
T e eendefri OM* ea - .4per hanger, tbk city sem ,
rd to custort.eLetnk elkoßN .
med.
Trlgleated Gives,
adnw Curtain., fur vat
No 65 . .daFket betwee
rriE PROPEJET(
..itsa removed-MR .
ted up • home in t g7l,
the reception of *fel re
\ \ , \
. 1 1 , L
TALICVFtb
ATANUAELE PROP) R X NEA 9.11E. 1
IVQ111) trAtTION= Mit '424 7 4 _Fatal c,k 43;t:res,
adtuato
.. liiiiteeldenee of HAL lintge 0 , 16 o the
west tads Penna. S. ft...ith • \good
he liouee,. InQQ
attic She Ihttat le 114 d -into I to. ordssgda
bearing trulktkaae otwoos outtalk pears.- Amle,
'Peach *at alatt"a red aardN a ri t salt oalti h =
tiy m gu r af, au
_41.10.4!.r1ng5j.
fn,m large •nt oa the ToraplitaXactia the toll az •
cad Is beauttfull Atnatial. *al toaather .
dhyhrd
t o b 4 • •Aptlt 1 , 4101J. , 111. • ' unbar
partt
lam apply to - . cIYTI HERS a 130., tlid. ad street.
. .
!1 - 4 1 i.FOTIV . - 01. It . ie:i ti l'e h . ertt : nto the
.g..l.nr.'t&nt an o
r ,... • wlll,lio held 4.1.it0 godno•of the. '
.1 4figitig n olt " lx. ' .. Vrik
_ the . 3eit"2 7 it b•- • a.
electing know! otlN'lbr too onsTrra ~,...
dor of the Ilealdent. - '
..‘4OILI, Wil ' t
. 'AIWA: 80.1.‘, noon:aim Bin", 7.....01V1-d• it • ''‘ I
FRES4.O AL g I'.:R I. PRIIIKRpIG R• \
\ll4llO fix. ;lin
nue We Clllw,lolln. • ant!,
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In ig#7•ll B =t Ititti ' I , iiß Tit
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emporied,whe.. - 341atead selling
boor [hl. In Wad: A IIIORIUSL PA ' -ICklii—tho-DiiNl;l,
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‘, \II. CIIILDS- & CO., •.- ' . .:- '•'-_\
WHOLESAL. BOOT\ AND - SHOE WAREH TISE, , , -
515 , 51VERS 133 AND 135 WOOD STREET, -- • .N, ' •.;... \
PlTTSBitlifilli, PKNSLA. 'S -
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IiTAVE just, received their exteriaive Spring Stock, consiating \ vf tpwarde of• thii4 , STO
iihunetredertse s BOOTS, SCIOES,II4S,. WS, it BO:MM. ell of West itpeetargi rest ilho 4abauj ir an
\ Laelle• 41,,, 3fienes' I ' Meng.: 800 'i , Cblldrena' iiicwo ••‘ : L ~.....I.: : & . ,-4 . ~
'trunze Koasuths,. I Calf & Kip Boots, . 1 -. Pahn Leaf Ilats;, . ~ Fancy,
Purple Parodic, ' I Cord Congtoss Boote, I Canton &Pedal Huts - : 'Stoke akin:rbuc. ... -
Silk Tipped 'Gaiters, 1 Kid Glove Button do, I Leghortt& Straw do,;'.-- -Billed .F#4.l:43wlgitalpr o ,
Son & Eurekas, I Coerce &, Fine,Notees, Fur antr•Wool - `. Oa,- :.', Steamer &AEA; ei: \ \
Alba n & Paris Ties, , I Oxford & 'Unidn Ties, Glued & Rlush daps: \ 1 Pedal ii , Eiiiiol4-
Together with a crwat rarlety of Pow noode;parOeularly gaited to ihet appro.:ling mum: Paneadin seem 'Ose
dlite rair •n eea i arehato r l t r . lorest cash
ally MI n ri
t U C ' gl ' i 11 =e t° th.
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CORNER •\O•F,WOOD AND FIRST . STR \ EET.i.
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MANUFACTURERS OFWIIITE LEAD, RED ` LEAD AND LITHARGE . , IMPOST- 7
En, AND ` D EALERS IN •.-. • . - ~ . .41.74: - .: . ,
DIXON. ILIVHF:tI) OIL, ' ILVID 014 : 14LCOHOL, IM'AI/I ~
FAUN [SHE?, FL lIPIA TIM, TAA:ll.lta OIL, V . ILIIIIMICALAt, . II 11• DOW
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SPISIt3I OIL: PATENT3IF.DILIXF-9, DIED TUFFY., . .10 LAW WA.U.K....„. PANS: „1...A.
WILtLE OIL. SUII(I. /NB2IIUMENTZ, PAllat+, , .' N lIIIIUBI/113, .. 8E10E5.,.,..-:., „.,..0, , ,t . \
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iIIAV*C( resident partners in the Ea4ern Cities to take advantage or intsionibl :t . sg. \,
coti ttscat
es In the market, Irina., enabled to sell. tor cub \ or tonnotopt tltas doahr, on sasessot tonna or
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° ltur u lftla= Ntllte Le3;tl we ituarantse to be st7puro en!l./44 sostAt. sad seal in \ qnsfttr to sn!r.
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tho United notes.
B. A. FAHNESTdC K'S VERMIFITEIE ". ' •.' -'-..:---,,
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Furnished with directions in It‘lellsix.Froncla,(hutuan smk Snanlsh. \ ' -
UNITED STATES ‘LlFEatifiVßlSlid,
ANNUITY'AND TRUSIVOMPA.NY.
IWILADELJVIIAI
CILAIITERED APPAL US, 11150.—Cukitin. F.Fartrras . ..
CAPITAL-4250,0610.
OPce X E....1.re' Taillt and Chantdstrql, Pturadt/plaa
OFFICERS OF TILE 110.011) AT 114.1.4014P1C1A
LIZZCTONII: • • s
Strph.ll IL Craw - turd,' \ Pard B. Goddal \
Bea) - . W. Tingley. , George
Murmur., W. Thompson, s Lawrenue JohnetOn.
Jacob L. F I. Jllll.ll Detrrettly
Godwin,
Tad
Mice.
Prcritier' ISpima Crairtnrd.
rice Fsresiderd—Amtacsoi Tbtr s
ifedicw/ '.F...zuviartrrltteulre
Allegbaur City, 11. IL Mow,
111.0 ROI
71 Uarcea for Pale b 7
Me ILLS et 110 F..
TNA:INSITRANCE COgFANY, 11111%•
/• I lord. Cam. Clautered 3517. ‘ 4
CAPITAL 6roCK , 6.100,*.
TIMM K. RR ACE. rrenidosa.,, • •
TKOS. A. ALEXANDER, &attar:.
-.Ebenezer '
E. A. Dulkeley,
Roland Manila.,
Ettl a tki.apLiz,'
I Jtmlog S. Morgan. !'
al and Risks boned ma. fairors
ig E. AROLD:Agent., .
Fourth st.ront.llentbm•gb
Manama
Tad K. Bram,
Samuel ,ar"
Ward WaNadbridd.
Janet •Chnrcb,
Joan L.11na141.1.
Mlles A. Turtle,
Chartarni
DirradirNs on The and Int
bla ternrif t br OEOl[3l
Jal4-1r Na.
:41111.:ES W. WOODWELL _ -\ -
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CAELNT FURNITURE .MANUFACINEEI,
• nos. 97 aOO 7J run. snags rromannou. •
- k -
W. W. -ieallettfully inearuis his fiierichr,
1 Vrtr.tillg", ,W"aaTis t =4.l if: IWe l :ra l lits"tZ
Id.fersesie Mehl, city. As he to determined to uphold.
Ids stock, with anuoned materials, beat sorknutuship,\ and
newest deigns; and from the; e
nabled of him orders and
facility In manufacturing, he Is eto 'prodnoe Tor
ranted' FURNITURE .6 tho loveat rm. • \
I d 21%14 .Iwo_, on
":1411rthvg.... - ,.. - rtzg.r.74 . ,
1 to the moat almond and oddly, that a houte,,oranY Pon
of One, soap be furdebed from his etork, or mannfactured
riC "l aslo ' rtifgZoil l lVr ° 7l l 2ll t r a g eri l lty c r: n nd i t=
1 "0112nillTITtere4uterILV°A'Wnl'LU"'
!Oil Sofas In Plush and Hair Cloth;
100 dozen Mahogany Llutirg.
.40 do Walnut do ,
• 100 Mahont oga
d ny Roco
do ' king Chair; • . ' : .
LOWal ', - •
100 Mahogany Divan; -
50 Walnut do
, 100 Marble TOO Ceutre Table;
.
60 do Dreadng Burcalara
30 do Washstand;
40 Indeed do
MIO C,ommon do .
60 Plato Dreaslng Roseau; • • - :
40 Mahogany te ed,
- '
'3l Walnut do
150 Cottage do
lIM Chen' and Pnnlar Bedeteloto
1 2° 0 a h. nt r - ...- „,,--.'-..,. ' v
10 Cherry do ~
100 Dining and Breakfastiable;
12 Feeretary and Book
an
I/osen Cauo Beat Chan;
24 Cane Beat Reeking chair;
f1at...4 Tonel stand; Wlest-MdsO \ '' •
Etiguiree Papier Macho Tablen-
tkenrerutlorl Chair; Pembroke - do.
Elleabethen du; Mall and Plot ,do
Reception do. Ladles' cio. ..,,‘ '
P ool Inlaid do, Estandoußildnit Tiedad
Gothic and Ball Chain,
Alto, a large aasortment of Common Furidtura and WIII4 ,
tor Ctishu.
.
Cabinet makers mooned with article. 1 4 their tine.'
Steamboats and /totals tarnished at the shorted notice.
Ali °Mem promptly attended to. ,_ sal=
EINE WATCIIES.—We are nus.:., ircreeeipt
f Ware line Loudon Watcher °rile Or:Anibal E. ID.
NON make. and all. who hare tried. them - will no
ledge them th em to be. e4ual ear it - archer Made ter
It.t'hee eta)
.rompJeto with
o h ts r a. , ;Vnams mArlpn. t. 2;7;01 Z . I
Alen. tiro, 'lr aiche Y s i or various other maker, whirl, w e •171.,
Alec,
AP IMP as may Earterzt house, and rem% far . thaw Xt.],
eta, Edotillisameol dor odp,..ll()Cryn Jewelry. Store,
Market rt l'lttaburarla. . .• '
. 1 :`•4 .1 1 1 - . - 7 1 3 1 & . 1.11 , 311derrir.reti, hare olden:Led the eelebrit ,
, OVS , Watcla.. at 1100D'8 JlehT
end feel unshed In recorranemileit them to rue public .
lved.
Wag OPPAINPfriiPAG kespers'aisneritoul to any nhtdier that
cart be &de
JAM Thrall:44 O.& P. n. 11.:3,afooro r 'Cxeribicine 0. C P.
11. ta. A, Wood* 'Anaemia\ Capt. W. W. Martial O.
U. NotacJoraph Lowartulhabert ilcitpt- E. C. Ilarlett.
-' HOT,-25 kegs l'af, Shot 'd per steamer
Arcticitr sale try J. A. IIIrTCIII/30br 0 00,
alor.lnclia, Rubber 'Gun
just reed aralTor sate at thelvdla nobler De:
pot, lre.llo3l.arnet rt. apB J. a ,11.,
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OLI.RAPS--12 dos. India Rubber Doll
Am assorted alma just r led and tat s ales the
la II
itubbTl.4 N0.11031140' •
• 41'. ! \
11 74, X.RAIAGE - Olt; CLINT:
s_a net th e plain and daunt
fur ado at the India Mobbed del.rd
sums; N 0.116 Mackat at. \ spa
lIIROPOSAL--Tite„ undersigned.. re•
'mire 'Tronenahq.nt theXemn. Waved. Woe. to
tsbargh or Oreenehurgh. lbr the Mane, timber. brieka
and-Iran required to IMMO= the Freight Station.at the
sd. largo amount \ at mate:TM/a will be requlrd. Ad.
drma , - \ W. 14MOIIT.' •
Pd - lut't • \ A. 4nidoese Nun. IL IL
I,IIOESO bags no* landing froiii steamer
Dees fer.rale by 28A84it DICKEY 2 CO.
I 112 WORKS—the snliseribei, here-
Ma t g2ll:=lnvehlfg,ftTinlAVßig.4ll:;
Iron, JA2I:IM., la the manufacture Itallread
th e
rsre, sea Writer, trolderhohte. ad 4 AS The atYla of, the
Loin will recent. unchanged. No.loilWevel - \
\Wu. pA~i!lrlh
toryntllankins,'Netth a comprolient OMnitht att.
I in. Wed and PrOgre..., of the Denim I tugland„ Ire
and and Scotland, by irlilhan John Lem . I vol.. Bro..
Just reed as .• w oopleacd thin rale:able week, and fpr sale
by • nd d CO.. L3'%,V cod
.ss \ BACON- 1 -8 Ude. Shoulders.
roc
flear '
?v: t u d o ° ){ll., sulA
I\ttb i rr ' slrati\ilear India! g . froes ,
stisaler Clara Dean r sale
pictiv r co..
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L4RD G
1-45 bb18.A.311;',.
135 do do.
3 do Graumilttoli./AM.
• -. f 7lVlDielf ./11" a \
MODUcE SUNDR
19 tl c f: \ r: 4 - t hanAn u tt \ \ •
Lt.7%=f,,A,V."
300 do do PenctieNn \ - 1 • L, •
keirt NO.I packed nottetd 0. aP. It; B.
tale bT otid DILWORTp *CO.
OGS.-26V412T.ft;b/. nor idtkagg'
from donincr Dean fbr tali • • n
IPAIAI DICKEY! CO:
PINR. lik,oo kardi x
DICKEY
I .gfrM ' .iodtaataer
G."°, ND -NDTS- . -43 1 b e . no • landing
F 441 s ia d menti t t. 4. co:
..40110011.
xa halleVil. 11/054. /L
q. 31. n.
tioWi ‘ P t ent tttittt4 MI.
NT-3 tons snow. whitit Zinc
1
.47,..7.teti-mnriirove.!.
SE9 01a.-
-I.amoy
AMUSEMENTS
Grand Cora*nentary Quadrille 'l3otreit
Ti) M {t. f A. • APJI ANV
AT WAYrrfE ILd.LL , ' :
Ore
r TireseLar Evening, 4\ prll
1 3 Dila Ilia: 'friends of bfi, Waffling t ye. „t 7„.,.. to blot a QgillatimeliWT ~ Q uadulla
widal .111 take plebe .al LAVAYbITE DAM. on
TUESDAY baobab April'trt IMI. AU lb. ladles and
goll===reel Cavitation: o r Mil- tr .. . 4 4 11.
The dereeleg room Lar eWs oeculon. *lll be • en
larged br the sdektkm of the room openbg Into tar HaU.
generally used heretabre u the supper TIKOL,
• o ThO FraPPer beprepernd Dr the obeli* est!tir.Dsdr ,
Thz°,l,"*.at're
rois u i° , by 44 . 4, 1 11 4 d \
'MOO Of bligElfiXta at Three Dolla c. Ere me t—
TheLT.l. De procured Does any member of the
.lt ri. nID eo boweeg.. by the ilsbearrmh/delleaslute ny add to
Diesere,:erderaleat eat, of
N...-N ..4....xr,
.. 110 :,IOAL.E.S.F.::::
' ' 1 ,4. /8 ,\.Auctionearr. .
. 51. .. ' ' 10...A .....L .. r 41.?4' and ,Prk*if;rds
nat:t s REV ST. DRY GOODS - STORE AT
AtoTION-On 1TN1i....e.y. Iliiit, Arti .12114 at
o' "Cot. stoma( *dos. J. a Y.'a. sl'uonodill, ow- .
nor ot 51. And Mattel mt., `lull be sold ‘ Ootthoot-'2616T0,
the bolo bee Of the *toot of Wry sad Paolo Ater waft or
that concern: which ..la tad with moot oats ammo,
IT ! l =g= ra m' oef, " ll2A 's =4 .4 taak=
.bode hombray siogbooto. =to, otpoooluo ootroulho_ililoseeh
, rr i f o mnloto w,l. VO.
i tWiZ a.. a l .ontribla =Bola tool ootton loos fga nodalatc u oste ; sal ad Mos ' ,
amertloir aoa *dem thaw,- Elotok moll idol Sow- '
mot WWI., Irtortoh - oolpe. !sou% matloodUs4
cotton pont doff, cooblocrottooliaaaolio maim
1 9 0 . 51 .44.4 bUttC.S4 UAL IMWite. 'Terms ot We.
TURN ITURE, TATE, .*.e.; FROM d'ar,
' s WRFC% OF Sr EAICOO ?FANNY Mir Fer . Atc- .
N--On Tabadar,alb.n. ADVU , lltbo_d I edocly .• •
tIA Wasatumule of maws. Al ad& it,. co;. . Fs Water. utmost,
wm. be sold wittiontreformr lb* DeurFt;pt a =7Fribm.
A ell chat ~,r og, a
. Tri . mgr..
card anti ede tiardirar.. . =UMW% bol- , I
ding, eortans. China. trtai9v*Pd 10.eibtrlis*“ la` ' \ '
bars, cll cloth, evUery, =than` sdb,', Flamm, '
'lng,gUmt txtur . blocks," \ tr.... F.-lb,: Tyni_ferin42.„ F.b... \ 1
aplr \ • . r.r \ .14 1‘,. iktbtFill,lisee'. '.l
F , F7 k...
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GESAM.IHKII)S.BIr - licallikyo 11101112RW111
Mod*, and Tooktay. 41*** *ol2* III& •
0 o'clock A. and 2 I. . l4 .:: : :Wielaw* M.
n.,47, Jou* NM, J*4 2 0 : W• 202 Gam! *:/•&•
aolO•orleterwral *sorts* of 11 lc all
nt l igrreltbril:=l4 A l q _Mbra
w are worthy 110, MAALOX Or. "••• 0i1.020,7
NOTICE,--Weluive this dityZ \ Ist, - as• \ ' \
...Wad wink, an WILLIAM stoTa ilkikseus. \
\
f 0 On °my and Oonunisake badman analplia \l,
I'ItITIMI.. " "" bd. u'd't the
" 4 7 9 : ' \ \
10.HN FLoieD CO. Wholesale 0 \
0 andeomndadon Ilet a ta a/iNnX 3- Wc.d.n4 A I LI -
Matron. Pntsbursk. N \ \ 444.0 p \
LI 011.11ENT---A, welkfulielled 2 sionqlslok- , \
4 ' Dwelling, Waste/Int /Om/ 14., Alligbour CRY. !
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11.0,0 the North Qum* coautl.Nl.•7 and Iran. ' , '..
Good tars and may ening eantanunn , / Tta \
an: \ IL Ate Lint. nal. Mien
ti llt:E OF JOSEPH 15TORY—life andlet- '
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u ir aid render; eau./ Cl 4 541 nms,ZW.ll4anil Sr. s -
Z . , Il l ' A 11441.'rthAVV;r6710:artst7
AfIOLAS I SES---350 bble. VAriliOt N. 0. and
1.00 40 a 4. irjust , red
ULM WATT&
I OFFEW - 4•50 'be Prime' t cor m .,
• tuna: , .
ta x asa'a• • InAntzatnirbrainia
Wtweespriase • un t inna i pe , _
1 HDI 4 , f ttJT MA S bblL p
246'
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NEW tOOKS ri3o'dlig, t
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• Cla la illkari. 01 . the GM% 6 10 • Pipriar,*Bar.. \
R.sion.vmtmula oilice kisedipasnall4wirr iicrisr‘
Primula; or Ivialt lbe.l.tlnittr, azlitkel '' 41 "",\ '
I' Vet:litai, Etiaiit Tamale smitlint642= l :.
It: VAT:PY B " 4 l".Vreoti, —•
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WWI otter Ist: l ' aar i tlLilao r , L reckvial::l24lol** , 106* to \ •
lame! dock In all Us de ants: -: : : %!. - • Sal
fi OLDEN SYRUP I 7 -25
4 2;7""""t' i n t "" 4Vrl6
TITST recd on. cboolikomenf. 3 00LSstanrs
ruin P. o. 1 - rm.:so doWc..oo.mmk - 144
_ern quality. 141. ride by "UAL 0/141/14 , CO:
irtobTICE StrNDRIF.S , TM
-
AL. 10 Mai. White fl.si 600 IrsiCohi;.
1000 hue. ?Dell Com: • • /WOV riZT.ft".../.
CIITIOURED SILKS— A; Xasim i
heysituitt. eirtln. new . . '
axtr s red bps ofaimi 41=.111T. • gol •
e i D TI" ez F Ait,-100.
.r.r"lik.,wB-"atetanitzotebst.
AIOCIFIE • SITA . W • A. • "A••
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Bk *UI VOW. In, Gm davi4very . i tz ...6.o
enikuarimaat Itnnike Ilnin*br. •
WtUric off
erin 7fv d
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c_imhni\ - A.? ~41. A.ZAlTltliftar 6150.
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