The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 24, 1854, Image 2

PITTSBURGH
BY WUI kal
P.T.TTSIINItGII:
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MONDAY' MORMG, APBII, 24 1&54
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES POLLOCK; -
or 1101Tauxersi.Axr.
FOR CANAL COiI t SASSIONLa t
,GEORGE DARSIE;
Of • AILLINEENT COUSTT.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
-DANIEL M.. SMYSER;
OT xol(rtioxsor cooorr.
ygLirirrubarult "Weekly' throette.—The outaosta
oteculatton of our MIMI Guette offers to our trostourriaru
• mon; didroblo modloto of =Mug thilr trodoent bunt
Our etradstlou Is betwoon bur and ilia thotiratot untehing
am.; rnpry merchant. manufacturer and shopkeeper In
Mean Porourlrards, rad Euitont Ohio. •
1 T. Adverttaerct—Nettber the' Matta Room
sot Priutlas*atribtleruseutof the /kay Girdle; ire *mod
au Sunday. Atmastrassladadre tbolr uotlersto appear
In thaksacr an Monday moraine, TM plastic hard thatoto
before 5 o'clock. cot Saturday.
Boa Alas Matter so peels me of thln-
AgiEllo...oltrur DAILY PAMIR en' be obtained of Mr.
“, Bznit4eld Arid, OM' the Pod O.
,-Taa CaTuotao Dtrinota.ri IY Pumonitnuo.
—.The t. PiarbuigA Catholic" has a. long article
on thin subject. It is couched in very indeco
• ions language, but that wo will pass over It
gives the Bishop's ?crab:M.of the story, 'lie as
we aim at Mating the truth as far as we can as
certain it, we will glye our opponent the advan
tage of repeating it,' stripped of some verbiage,
In our columns.
"Catholic" says that tho'congregntion of
:-Trinity-Church, in Philadelphia is incorporated.
and its affairs are managed by a body of Trus
'' tees, eiectod by the congregation: • In the czar
., 0710 of tbeirelegal right, the Trustees have some
.titaesnyttpped their duty as Catholics, and
=hare interfered witk the Priests, in the exercise
of their' spiritual functiorts, and, have-annoyed
. them.twat degree to render it impossible for a
• .-Priest, With a proper self-respect, to . submit to
their dictation. Quarrels. ensued, and parties
were for Med„ cue of *hem was called by their
opPonenta the Bishop's party,!and this party the
Catholic says were AO" majority, and generally ,
attained ofsa. I'litifither -party were not idle,
•ad resorted te, " pipe hying," " inannheturing
. Mega' yoters,"- and time succeeded, and hare
,been tried and convicted, and ordered to giro up
the Church to the Bishop's party, and for re-
fusing todo this, were sent to prison. This is
'the eilbstmice of the statement by the ..C.atholic."
It may be substantially true, but doubtless the
other-party would tell a very different story.—
. Wer do not attribute to the editor of tho ..Catho
' lie" any intent to:deceive; - but where so " - Much
-• 'heat iidisplayed; it is reasonable to Infer that
the statement lea good deal colored. • •
Thew facia—if facts they be—aro new to us,
and.(if. true) they materiel& alter the complex
ion' of the affair. We certainly do not sympa
thise with' any improper mode of advancing
. .
-,evesa good cause. We do - not believe in doing
evil thatgood may come. This is feature of
Jerrold= that -we most positively abhor.. If
the. Trristici resorted . to "pipe-laying" and
Illegal means to gain office, or to oppose the
Bishop's party, they richly deserve punishment
In such tue wo have no sympathy for them.--'
Chic iyopathyie for those alone who arelawfully
ind.honestlp struggling for the preservation of
that'll:* rights as men and citizens, to have the
control tif the,_teraperalities of the elotreh their
owa atom* , lam erected. We have no spapatby .
for those whO resarrto unhallowed means to acL
cOmpillah any object. Tho '”Catbolie" must es
, -'case al for heliMing that this question, like all
others, has two eider to it, and , that a full de
- - -velopment of the facie would make a much bet
• ter looking case than this for the &Mt:Bishop
• Havitig thus given the .Catholic's" version
ef, the difficulty, and joined it in•detionneing all
that it claims as improper on ebb part of the
Tratees, we proeeed to makes few,extracta for
spec: lal comment. And flirt, - the "Catholic
nave
'Me working of the Trustee system in this,
And a few other churches, has given all
Catholics who =refer their religion, a surfeit of
it, and they gladly have co-opera ted with the
Bishops in adopting another system by which
the management of their church affairs is taken
out at the hands of cliques and wire-pullers, and
to placed in those of the .Bishops of the Church,
• or their representatives." . - '
- Here the fact which we have swoftei reverted
to; that& system his beenadopted of taking all
the property of the CathOlic church out of the
hands of the laity, and placing it in the hands of
•-• the 'Bishops; as a corporation sole, is admitted.—
An acknowledgment is also made, that the Tens
- • tee oyetent does not answerin the Catholic church,-
that iLleads to insunnountable - olifaculties. But
whj is thls Tho Trustee system is in nee in all Pro
testaillehurches, and Mall betteroien9nditutioun
of the country apart from the Romish church;
why does it 'work sn badly in the Papapcharch?
• la the answer to thie not found 'in the arbitrary
aadByrannical control of the Catholic P,iihithcOd
over their Hocks; in the blind and unres*utble
obedience required of" the laity? Every A Gelid
lithe Riimish Citurch, frotn the lowest =Nadi.:
. neBB tip - tothe Heaven-daring despot vibe itturps
the province of Jehoult, at Bone, is trained in
the school Of slavish obedience. A Ilasslan sol
alexia hat more imbject to the - commands of the
• Cur, tlautis a Mon= ecclesiastic to his sopevi-
L Or; or ,e , Monk or a Nutt to the heads' of their
Orden, and , these in torn are subject other
twelselastical digni4ries,,unt7 7 in arrive at the
who is - only supreme so far as the Roman
Populactror foreign heyoneta wit permit SIM to
exercise his despotic- functions I fie wonder,
then, that imported Bishops, coming here with
;00l that Sense 'of power on the one band, and sub
'iilssion'on the other, which their habits,: educe,
tion and clrrals.discipline .haveL , taught them,
should bernme impatient of. the restraints Itbsch
the control of lay Trustees tbe .empornli•
ties of .the church imposed upon them. The
trustee system work! hannonlowdy iiPProtetf-
ta . ,
'tint churches, because Protestant clergYmen are
", glad to hire the adriee &n/assistance of larien,
and because they seek not earthly power, and
hare no:desire to damineerawl lord it oreatlotl's
The ...Catholic" farther rays ,
. Hoverer, though the Bishops ,do not permit
any moraohurches to be organised oin , the mune
2 plan as Trinity, thsy let that congregation get
on as best they coal&
:We presume the reason why .the Ilisheps let
the Viz : dr/Congregation - get along with their
.•• Trustee "is
because they cannot help 17.
. The . , 'Catholiel admiti that efforts were Made to
abrogate the charter, without mmosa ! Charters
: are legal righta in. America. beyond the power
of Bishops and PoPes, or Tginity übunth troubles
. would bare been ended !pug ago: The *spirit of
liber•tY . would have been effectually crushed out
of It. But look at the remark of the "Catholio,"
' that the Bishops "do not permit" any more
Churches to be organised on the Trustee plan.
Does not- su ch '
.a bold assumption of r.xilimited
power sound a little strange in a country wbere
It la the boast that the People tins f
" The editor of the "CatholiC says we 'are a
. .
"bigot." This is a matter of opinion. " . .He ad
hens toareligions'organisation which denoiinces
so heretics, lodge intblects ofeleroal Punishment ,
regardless of their moral character or religious
belief, an who do not obtain the priestly °Meteor
the church of Boma: His religion leads him .
tOloolt with sibborremcc,if not,with Justred, and as
worthy imprisonment, flues and "death, upon all
;who will.not acknowledge the supremacy of the
Popo, and rthose. consecrated though . hiin t is
— I , ere no bigotry in this? Our religion Is of et far
. • tuhlitlbaritable character. We rejoice in:ei faith
which holils all who "fear God and work right
- coussess," as brothers, and as accepted of God,,
whether Catholic 'or Protestant., Which is the
_ .
Mr if. M. Brackenridge, Whine pro-clever*.
...ielowslul4l longrezalered 1s po itionin tie Whig ,
party an annatuiel one, appesra with a longeorn ,
nundestion in tk• Union, ofikturday,,,in favor
of 'the Nebriuka btll, arid inrotniaei more-of
iecires. One -, loiefeeo friends on, Fifth .atreet
• *l7 eslißmeshtts themselves oahav3ng sNuireit.
w earreepondeni Orhoilf Lis coneratulleations were
io he estimated by their length, would , be ininr
OW" , .ragitltil 'Mani sailed from Sandusky
on Thursday night, far Canada.
attendthe toll,;tog indolent,arn
Virguthr, in this confederacy, e
haiereon'
ation of 'the welVborn, - well-edncated; irell4ired
aristocrat. She looks down from her elevated
pedestal upon herparoinu, ignorant;mendscious
Tr.nkee villifiers as coldly and calmly ss a mar
ble statue.
Ina few days after , thMedily_yatatt appeared,
another Richmond paper, the Whig, gars the
at:tidies of ignoranoe in rulinta, compiledfrom
the census, showing tbaCwhflo in 'Sew England,
among the Yankeea, thteproportion of those who
cannot read or write is 1 to 409, in Virginia it is
Ito 11! "Ignorant" Yankees, indeed The
IYhi./ thus laments ores this degrading compari
son:
Every decade exhibits a rapid and fearful in-
Mease of this mass of ignorance. In 1840, the
number of. the unlettered in Virginia amounted
to 60,000. In 1850, it exceeded 80,090. At this
rate it will not require many centuries to exert?,
pith all knowledge of letters in the State.
That is a pretty picture for the "impersonal
tion of the well-born, well-educated, well-bred
aristocrat" to look at In New England, out
of a population of 2. 3 8 6 ,208. There are eal.Y:
6,222 adults who cannot read and write; while in
Virginia,. out of a white population of 871.898'
there are 76,868 adults as ignorant of letters as
the tens of thousands of slaves . and the 11,616
free colored. adults who are not included in this
aggregate.
Virginia has but little. reason to bout of the
•elevated pedestal" on which she stands. A
State which puts a woman in prison forthe crime
of teaching native Virginians to read only be
comes odious by becoming conspicuous.
A Noiterareis Bantermi.—After we went tn .
.
prom yesterday, the Senate rejected the nomina
tion.of Benjamin F. Angell, Esq., of the State
of New York, to be V. S. consul at the Sandwich
Islands. According to the apparent general un
derstanding around the hotels, there were but 8
votesin hie favor. It is further very generally
believed, we knoir not on what authority, how 7
ewer, that a personal misunderstanding between
Mr. A. and ex-Senator . *airman, which occur.'
red in-1848, was taken into consideration, by
way of producing this result. And further, that
grave charges (personal) were made against him.•
—Wood. Star.
The great objection urged agairst Mr. Angell
was thitiliched beim a Free Seiler in 1848. As
soon as his nomination was rejected Mr. Delig
htss made it' known to the Bards of the- House,
and promised to serve all free sellers in the same
way who may be nominated by the President, if
the Herds will only go for the Nebraska bill.
The Hard!, it is said, refused the offer.
Tax Gasirsirism.—The programme of the first
Concert to be given by this celebrated band will
be foind 14_, our columns to-day. The Concert
will take place on Wednesday- might. In Balti
more and other cities where they have lately
given concerts, the Germanism have been most
favorably received, drawing , crowded houses all
the time. We anticipate for theme like success
here. -Theirorchestralperfermances are of the
first order, equal, as the beet judges think, to
those of .Tullien's band, and their vocal perform
er, Wile. Leheian,ls in every way superior to
Mlle: ?Arr. On her previous visite here, her
vocatration was much and justly admired by all
who heard her, and all who go to hear her at
these concerts will concur in this opinion.
.../camex's Memo ros now Mrtitos.":LWe
are indebted to the Agents for a copy of a beet
containing all of Jullien'a music, Which is afford
ed at-the low price of one dollar.- If the pieces
were ordered separately they would cost six times
this sum, and here they are bound up together,
and vastly more cOrivenient than if separate. For
sale by M. Either, id street, and J. H. Mellor,
Wood st.
FLLOM WABLILNGTON.
I;kt-respondent° of the Daily plitaburgb Uamtte
FAsunwro.7, Apnl 21, 1S&
The House has been muchlroubled this week
with West Point and the relvilar .army, which
ate regular spring and winter complaints, re
curring as certain at those seasons, as colds, ca
tarrhs, and influences. The Senate is not af
flicted by solicitude on either .tople, generally
granting with the best kind of 'grace everything
which. West Point or the Army mks. The Sena
tors are generous souls with mime) , that does
not helong to them, and for the scattering of
which they can be none the poorer, as by the
hoarding of it they can be nothing the richer.—
It is.proper that the House should bemire nig
gard and churlish. They are the proper par
diAninf - the public purse. The people feel and
knOw that West Point has its pea end bad points.
In its structure and tendencies the military
academy is an aristocratic institution. Tet these
tendencies are to some Latent counteracted by
.others which threw its Influence in a contrary
direction. It is the right and duty of members
oceargress to_nornin' ate young men from their
'districts to fill the ranks of the cadets at the
academy. From these young men, educated as
gentlemen and soldiers, the officers of the army
are formed. If the members chosen by the peo
ple do not carefully select the. most deserving
youth from. their districts, without regard to their
birth, or the aualth end standing of their farm.
lies, the fault most be with.the constituencies.—
In truth, of the two or three hundred cadets at
the military schooloi large majority always are
young min from humble, unpretending families,
known immediately to the representatives. who
nominate them. Now, thew young menwill con
stitutethe privileged clue of our army, lie effa
cers. They may become aristocrats 'in feeling,
u their duties and their interest make them a
disithict and elevated caric in uciety, with offices
of Z life tenure, and sympathies removed from
thou of the people and the common soldier.—
But this isinevitable from the constitution of an
army... The principles of its organisation are ne
cessarily despotic. The
. army, like'rar, of
which it is an instrument, is a necessary evil.—
The smaller an army is, the lesser is the evil.
But it should not be forgotten that Weat 'Point
introducelidnha it a dereocritic element. But far
that institution the sons of the people would not
get into the army at aIL. Its otßeets would be
come- a close and hereditary aristocracy: If
Congress had not provided the role of selection
by means of cadets taken from the local dietricto,
what should we see? .We should And the Presi
dents, and. Secretaries of War, governed by the
General-in-cbief and the Staff of the Army, and
compelled by that mysterious social, profesaional
' ..d arm interest which is so hell understood
here at Washington, to appoint to all vacancies
the sons of officers; so that ere this it proscription
wonitt have grown up Ls effectually excluding
trona - the;rirtny all licyand tin:lisle or this sniff.
tory aristoaricy, is . if the Constitution had, in
express terms, eonfided the honors and duties to
- The West Point -Academy is certainly Jodie
pensable to the , officieney of the army. Edocs
tionicaries men to tight, without imbruting their
natures with a love of contention for its 'own
Wm. - I would rather trust the disciplined cony
ego'and Inuitailtj of tie West Point graduate for
preserving the peace 'or fighttag the battles of
OM country, than the .4mo:limit ferocity of tho
ranger and the hunter, whose savige thirst for
blood 'so frequently seeks its.gratidcation with
out cenee:',f qtutritd, caring for nothing, provid
ing - the foe be weak, aid the , koiernmer4 be wit
ling to Wink around to pay for their exieeses..-
Our present rimy is only, a. reserved pollee
force, which Id all - that it Ought to be,- and it is
necessary rhat . It should be ` officered by Men of
tried intelligence and, cbstilMter: These qualifi- _
cations are attested at' West Point. :
The pertleidlicitinso of the epplantintlen brn
for the: eupport Att:thti Academy which excited .
the opposition of the ileum, yea an item of ten or
fifteen thonsarel dollari for thesronstrnetion Of
bundles to'be a riding.eahnel for thete; ,.
dote.. Ail this `lB Coltifiedlo benecessery by the
otEceis 'it' the institution I eni willing to' belieris
Amt . it Is so. The Slake rensumet/insimensaungit
las neßbeisnloot, and I behove has nether tend
ed to streeghlian than Were the .itesdentY•
InITLIIed lash.* by only three' majority. Col.
Benton dhitingitished hlreeelf by hie .eppositien
to the 7lding echo end • She wholeestablbshmerit,'
-and Col. Dimwit was' the amid effthient among Its
. .
Tha kteP4ttik again eV* thOday over the inter
siitutblebefore of the Meziout lresty. Miluta is to
is, debit with it is as &d ant eseves,- though It
is probable' that 11012ilibOg will lie. p aw & , The y,
waa i.riais*ittitiriditl"day iu swig to .
the postialeatueut. - *asipattlatal from Tues..'
day to Thursday of thiereek t and aad mot of the neat,
Viierpposed. Tc4yisiitta:/co ziediiir
the space of three broirsTand Owned eitintly
theatoportant point whethei , tha iiPposiroth
was sectional or not. Whether a Tote will be
ever taken would not rashly assert._
_Jc_Ttrs.
FROM HARSISBUR6
Of the Dsnr Pittsburgh-a:nit.
Hsatusiscao; April 21, 1854.
In the Rouse last night the bill authorizing the
transfer of the rights and franchises of the Pitts
burgh and Erie Railroad Company was taken nr4;
and was discussed till a late hour.
Mr. sPCombs submitted an amendment con
fining the Pittsburgh and Erie Company on the
main line to the limits of their original charter;
restricting the branching power to branches of
twenty;fire miles, 'and within certain prescribed
limits.. This was lost—yeati 25, nays 57.
The bill then passed and was ordered to be
transcribed, and being on its final passage
Mr. Porter moved to go again into committee
of the-whole for the purpose of adding the fol
lowinkproeiso to the first section:
Proiided further, That nothing in this or any
other not shall itiany way interfere with or pre
vent the construction of the lino of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad as surveyed and located
by said Company from Rochester,in Beaver coun
ty, tb the city of Pittsburgh, December 14th,
1853; Provided further, That the lino of said
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company shall
not be located nearer the centre of the first loca
l@ track of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
than fifty feet-
Mr. Porter addressed the House in explana
tion and support of the amendment, showing the
absolute :necessity of a proviso protecting the
Pittsburgh and Cleveland railroadicompany to
construct a track along the narrows between the
the city Of Pittsburgh 'and Rochester. He dis
claimed anylit-feeling to the Ohio and Pons.
railroad Company. He proposed the amendment
simply to prevent that company from having an
exclusive monopoly of the narrows. He would
do the same if the Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
railroad tieilny other railroad sought to obtain
the same monopolising- privileges. This was a
proper time to offer an amendment of this kind.
The Ohio and Puma. railroad seeks to extend
their Chartered privileges by obtaining now
rights and powers, and it was just and proper
for the Legislature to name the conditions upon
which these new rights and privileges shall be
granted. He
. contiaued at considerable length
'to ahoy the importance of securing theeenstrue
don of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland railroad up
the narrows to the city of Pittsburgh.
Mr. Bight= followed on the same side. He
deprecated the idea, of giving_any railroad com
pany such an exclusive_ right as was sought by
the Ohio and P01:11111. railroad company.
Mr. McCombs took ground against the amend=
Ment,.and in favor of transferring the whole un
restricted rights of the Pittsburgh and Erie rail
road company. At the close of his speech the
House adjourned.
. The amendments of the Senate to the bill to
regulate the hours of labor, were considered on
Thursday evealeg, and after some discussion,
ion•concurred in. The hill came back to the-
Senate to day, and that body, on motion of Mr.
Kunkel insisted on its amendments, and appoint
ed a committee of qonferenee.
The Senate amebdraerit makes the provisions
of the bill apply to all manufactories of every
plass. The House Wish to apply them only to
cotton, woolen, silk, and bagging factories.
In the Senate this morning the bill relative to
Coroner's Inquests in Allegheny county; and
the new bill to transfer the ran to Railroad to
the /Umber? and Erie Railroad Company were
reported from oommittee.
An effort to take up the latter bill was made
but failed.
The bill to transfer the Franklin road to the
Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula road then
came up in order on its final reading, and was
discussed till the hour of adjournment by Messrs.
Price and - Kunkel in oppositicyl, and Mr. Ducks
lew In favor. . •
In the afternoon the consideration a .I.l* biII
was reamed,' and Mr. Dersie took the floor' in
opposition. Although hiborist ttadzintli,
tion, himuule a very able an '-fhcible speech.
lle•artuod ably against the policy of granting
this company the privileges asked for and pro
posed to be conferred under this bill, reviewing
the Whole course of the company on the subject..
He desired to deal Way with them, but he did
not wish to see them clothed with the powers
embraced in this bill.
ha bill Was further debated by Mr. Buokalew
and Mr. Kunkel, when the Tote was ordered. and
the bill was killod--:ayes 15, nays 18, as follows:
Yeas--Messra. Barnes, Buckalew, Creasxoll,
Ferguson, Fry. - Goodwin, Haldeman, Hamilton,
B. W.Mandin, Jamison. M'Cliidock, M'Farland,
Mellinger, Platt, Sager-15. •
Sacs—Messrs. crabb, Darlington, Dania,
Evans, Foulkrod, Frick, B. D. Hamlin, Hen
dricks, llelster, liege. }Unser, Henkel, Price,
Quittgle, Skinner, Slifer, Wherry, ACCulio,
Speaker-18.
The discaveitm was one of the most animated
and exciting we have had on any question du
, ring the 'tension.
The arand Junction bill wan taken up, but
after a brief conversation was postponed by
general consent of its friends.
Mr. Buckidew's bill to regulate the sale of in
toxicating liquors wee taken up, passed commit
tee of the whole, and was laid over on second
reading.
The bill relative to the time of holding Courts
in, the 10th Judicial District passed secun4
a le the BOW, in the morning, the bill to ena
ble joint tenants and tenants in common and ad
joining mineral lands to develope and menage
the same ; and the bill relative to counties and
townships and County and township officers pass
ed-finally.
The resolutions proposing amendments to the
Constitution were discussed at length and finally
pissed.
In ge Afignoon, the•f3cliool Bill was under
consideration, and occupied the entire session,
without tossing to a rote. The bill was pending
when the Boise adjourned._
Exczna. - -Our neighbors of- the are
very excitable. The sight of &white cravat and
'filock.coat makes them hysterical Rather than
have - such clerical protests as have been sent to
Congress, it. say,: • .
"It would be far better that the whole of the
insolent and canting hypocrites, with white cra
vats and black coats, and empty beads, and offen
sive manner!, should be suppressed."
"Preachers," it sap!, "are proverbially !goo
iant of that practical KWH -of men. Their time
is spent, not among practical working men, but
amongst. old women, ' with Lad teeth and worse
eyes,. who wioh to get to bravest by soda* eharitien;
'by working to indoeetothers to send flannel ehirta to
tbe..,llfricans, whilst nakedness and rant are at their
own doors."
• Waxing warm as It proceeds, our chivalric
neighbor in the very teeth of this formidable iet:
inn. of "old women," proclaims war,' war to the
knife, without benefit of clergy. "If they, presist
M forcing themselves into politito, we will inset
them at the threahhold; and when we cross bay
onets with them, we will neither give nor accept
quarters."
This is dreadful I If the preachers and their
allies, "the old women, with bad teeth and worse
eyes," are not put to flight by this terrible threat,
they must have as much "mettle as the venerable
Chaplain of the Settate.--Wational Era.
Tut FINANCIAL TINNOCACLI or AUSSIA.—In
Gurowski'n intelligent work on Russia, he gives
no very flattering account of the financial re
sources of the Empire, which become more and
more embarrassed, since not all the resources of
the nation and of the soil are within the greedy
grisp of the Imperial Treasury. Direct time
tionjanotknown in Russia. The nobility con
not be .;directly taxed o neither can tiro soil nor
the serfs. The latter -pay only a smill_capita
tion tit of about a dotter a head, which income
is destined to maintain the ,
local administration
of the different provinces orgovernmedts, as they
are called. . But millions of this tax remain for
years and yeirs,-nnPild—and this arrearago In
creases and eXtends daily, The whole reveille
.of the EMpire aniounte to 128. and MO millions
of dollars. Of thit amount nearly the half is •
yielded by the liquor monopoly; the custom
houses give about 27 -milfions, from duties on el.-
ports, the Crewe domains about 84, millions.
Nearly two - thinfo of the entire revenueis
iorbod in theinialntetiappe brae immense army.
The ,retoniodee of the rennin ) ; after. t.diletiot
tlie'cirrearei °funeral departments, but min.
clPatly of thearoma domains, has to maintain
the general adiniffistratien, pay the interest of
,the public debt," support the largt imperial•fam
ily; and 'finally 'supply,. the "expenditures of
Emperor upon his favorites and his lavish ex.
travagenCe otkliblei'for which his prirato per
spoil looo o lefilli by many and inkny millions to
'ulnae:* The ,44,Uonik debt is nearly $820,000, 7
000. ' yearly interest thereon is more than
20,000.000-Tittle more than:six per iient. 'On
'theTim war of. Iluritary contriVnted
mightily to' drain tie already depleted Ireatary..
This . irar; and all 'the'ziiilitarymenifestatlons
since, outrun: toniddistahlithe current revenues
—mho: real ca - dia:TesoFeci4. the goveimment.
In extrturcuiliniry ittees, 'the: government resorts
to thaßanke and their deposits., ,
The. dredger city of. ginchM and Montauban,
on did bokhwe - of the Chinese and ltasstan do.
miniOns,.io - serrated by pailings. On
one Side is prim little Musian'town,
commercial transaations• to in enormous extent
teke place - erary yeete , ,Orimaing - a little mnima.
ground, you' enter :rt gateway' in 'iv lofty-wait;
:which completely, Wes the CdNtial city; and •
this is the only tomtit' entrance , from tO
China. A mniestamtaistit oncesppears-411
one sidethruyouth, •growth .and change of the
Russian. an the other, the age; WI and &crap- -
Ibid. of the Chinese system.
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• AFTER a f... 91111 , E , aa o f Lith o ta lk, tilde School r ,
--":•:: F• Nt.l i . 7, - • '-' 6. B. HE' & CO. S .
~,,,,.
L.: nt..7.EA-4214i I%.I: II .„AICES.c - :' . ''' rill!: - z y mase BacifliEw '
... ~ ou-a....4...r. s. men 4 M •-.- ni._.... ____,,..„..., ono 'nisi. rim. dae i Rain ,
imedimilTeithatriy cannot be tontro- ,- iv ROLES ALEDE. U Or Lii ST S, ,• ' I,,r a ,,— ;;l:lt — ta - iL.TT.iir - ori , nuaaeliaaa.adriaa the _ T WA_PLEHoUSE I
'CHF c AP C_ATIP ~
No. GO WOOD STREET. recosi. for the nurposs of examining the &tools of that enterm. , -One of the most startling cares Is nerra led of Dr.
Tf TTSBURGH, PA. , Mtn the Fraeral rhm and ........ca the Yeast /nit/. - - • .- 111.4). 432 T11141)-.8 Tit EEI4. - \\ i.
Ohl.
bYDr..John Batley, of Trambull lb., rmath ,,,,,,,, a i D i.. . 3 ,, , ,,,, :th , c . i .„„..,,,,,,,, z ,,,,,i . Lb., lute will hereafter amform. az newly as clectunstancre
\ Obla The ease was that of • young lute who herd teen Pills , ed.. ~ - , . will admit, to that adopted by the - 0-neal 11(64 .arkoe4"
, . . &NB J. M. SMITIL Princ/PaL `,. :- : . , ' .P..!LT , TSBIZTRGH, PA.AI
virE 'LANE NOI,V IN STORE, ono of the latgest and ehoiceet, stocks of etiltßETS,\ O s
„, r) . ikk kr n . gla rwre; and '444 =ignited a sintaher of . .....
Physidstt,'Wholsd treatel leis one of Prolapses Clack- 11. ..n. HOLMES & BRO., It — GADS & --- RAILEOADS—A Manuel of
Dr. Butlet`Mol Ihm roiled le, and for 6 time beiMeed .7 . ” ,- RANCYACItiama 07 - " '. p .' l4r n ib g e tre 4d locati Pk4 on, " rons a P"' ten tl erlon 'l s "nd uo i 0 ,',.......,7 ---- e o f flaryeli,""esiAlradwililletinAtraB;ento rece i rel i k il em ad is a'" they " are ""bn' Produrect "". ` froutwkathla.bsentair'et."4l4.444"l the "'I'S" al
'' ' \
Ms padaflora that It
th e a 6.se of rofan. Ile ma,
, 4,, ,
bolllorel, V= breed to the conclusion that. Ids Bath/a
SOLID BOX VICES; "JAMAS. DIED IRON AN- i rd...±,'“gr,MlLlV"'ll,ll,7l,,TVoilt...katt.-0,,....ad-R.11,,,1
no omr,.. i atrortoant o r.dri r i l t\ i part 'ts trute s follo‘i t."" L a " PPll." '— 'll ' . \ • " I!'''''' - . ! 1 • %1* .
__, i'''.l:'lL, ,• 14- ‘
wesaullkwing Botecworms. mtd. after mud. Demmudem - LES, CROWBARS, , RLEDGES. MAT- . •= l, ' kr ap24 RAT 4, CO.. C. 3 Wood et. •• 1 h 0 i..1 =le eig '4
'. \ fk m , E.,-,eatvg ; I uw...m yltlf" iddLitio., Week All \
-____ Listing sad Rag ti . , . sad other Slug
preralled upon her to take two 'dams &Dr. Melanges Ter:
, I AND AND LEE, in the Boapti;ru s and i ' T A .„=,rd. .- t: , Druggefing. 24, 44_ ,64 012.4: Iholanend and Printed Cloth, T.
mirage This medicine had the effect oteemovingfrom her TOCKS, PICKS, .
,if Eeieen. of , T. of Constantinople and Athens, br tr. -- - '- - \ white, ettg, 34. 3.4 and 64, aud PLILLICI C..;
countless number of the largest die. After she -vaned Timber, Mill, Tobacco ECotton Serowe, , Walter Colton, la 1 mil" Moe. for saw b r - tai i s
and .. r n,..pir: checked l
aud flock; i Dams& Phut° and Table Coning
them. her health hommlhdely returned. she le since Aelting and Pidleysfor Machinery, 1, spill ~,, Ay a ~,,..,,, ~,,,,,,,, ~,. Patent Taw Ingrain; \ Coe. atting. 24, 34, 44,1:4,64; Worsted Damask do oec
Superfine sod me ingraht; •,.. Sosnish do. Z 3,11 yard, ;. ~ Tranenarent area Oil aoll4,
married, end eantioneato enjoy excellent bealthrr' Car and Illid 4 c• Bel •It Tb end , and Nts
~, ta, with r .‘. a . 4 .
1 m igt, e Flodered end •Embeem'd Perim P.M . . , e sod , w it,it' 4 :aV s e ' t taft""v.alt d iala •
IRFNCII PAPER ILANOINGS— G oId Vet- wonaw eed Wool Ilitidtm -.- \ Kl emm' Meddle E. r . Bed L a wn Oold Bordered Shades. • new 42 .
A:minister, Chen!' en Tu Rugg Transpatent Shades. of mazy
1113.Purchums will be careful to ask Bre DR. 3ELANETI now
Colored and Fancy Wool klistg., ~.. Mu. _ _
CELEBRATED VEII3IIFUGE. and take none else. , All complete,
m dale.. imported this Bluing,
other Tomlin:tare. In emporium, are worthless. Dr. 31% .', PITTSBURGH, PA.. . i ap2t [her with the heat eelectien dr FLOOR, OIL CLOTH to be found halite city. of the ddlowlng wldths-34, t,..
THOMAS PALSiall, 35 Market al. 64,, 2.,",„ , fro , ..,,,,,,, „ et. ... th .....,, 00 ,,,,,, : , .....,, , ,, t .,, , ,,,,..
BUMF lIOLLAN DS, kw Windows, fla i .W..., a 1,6.33. 40,42. 4,4 and 60 Melte* wide. ‘l,
roe meditator. Tacks. Roller Rodman.] Rack Poies.
I'L be ' h . a.l .. T ar all i respeitab fin"b n k" e Drug 'ckb'. stores W lathe ilr 1 1 7 3 nilc "'' .161r tee W ail A ndl u' uosTwarrantetL . 3.1
IV"'
BT"
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71" T
nt A 73/ 8 - ." tf ■." I reu rie . l . s l iZe h Al cd SSACT:lll Al th en e t,l t P lo .,. .! P .4 n ma ll— re.drori th A e e m bw TO P l . n ,:e o . o l .: br t u e ti n f ' of i ;ft - t
neat ' ft b lt , , , .oft n . , • :AY r 4 " A :.,.. aeael S .' tr . 2 1 ' 12% e rr • b a h r. ; az
u r i c r r 0 • e a . d
..
them. F. a 0 a a lithe Royal 'Turkish Bath Towel, which takes the i' \
TIIOMAIS PALMER. _ aso m rt m le went of ear 4-" Tart e ill our Ifee are respectfully I exited to call arid examine. I
and (tomtits sole pt °nekton,.
1
FLEMING BROTHERS, ap2l
___,_
ap!..... 0, 3 Buceeseices to J. Kidd A Co-, Wood sty
uruiliall Prolin 1914 Quick Salem." C.B. lIP:ADLY A CO., ICI Thlrdstred \.
DE . GIIINON'S 1.
Improyed Non-Explosive Opiphene Lairp
Haring purchased the • •
right for the above LAMP In /be • ;
mural. of ALLEGHENY, DEA.- 4 ~ •
WASIILVITON, FAT—
fa T 6 and GREENB,go ampr,
pared to fornlob Lamp. or nell • ''
Ideas for a reasonable pried.-- . 4
Them Lampgare ilanstrricted setorender eaniadon Im
polialble, and the public may nit aethified that they may
le oral glib entire Wit... Tbeyalm gireamure brilliant
light and themateriale wed being cheaper than the 'Long
Tallom: or olia ofalif hh.d:they Meet come Into general
use. We abio hareLVSTEl[fiti andCANS on the nomer.
%mire princlide. •
Afir.e.SXCenATICI.
Ttdecertiemitbat Ire bare seen, e solined and trio]. Tie
Onlnores Improved Non-Expiating Campbetm Lunn. pat
ented Jan. tith,ISSIL and are falls setlidMltbat It le kreff
minable Improvement, and .111 be found for preferable to
any other Won In use. We bellere fermata,' it le perfect
ly reliable, and tbereflirodecm It richly.dmenrlng•tbe at
tention of all mob as hare Donlon to -tree Lampe of any
kind.
..
..
1.1 RIMS., IlatAvla, N. Ytd . l.A.Wllegi,llatavia; N.Y:
E. V. Boolln do 3.C. IVllson, dm
V. Austin. ~ do; T. C. M'Kennes, Harlem, N.Y
C. P. Barron., dM It. J. Mann, do;
Alva Builth, do; W.D. Lowerls,WllllankWALl
1. A. Harsh, do J. E. Bogardus. to
Elias Foote, do 3. Spinning.. -
Y M D. Tryon, dm R. Brown.; dm
A. Woodward, do; J. • A. Pattemou, dm
lo we plinatoDbena, rlnsoll and Fluid. always/Drub, at the
st
dulf.nrl .
Tbs ' a ' ttentlon of Bk.boatmen and flallrends /a
respeetrultyJneltod to tbo new patent Lantern and Can.—
The LAmpa may 1,.. men In oponttlno at Dr. KEYSER'S
Dyne Store,
140
V. oat et., when Aber are keptior isle.
felo-dAwB
Hciofland's Gernmitittenr, prqpnred rind
sold by Dr. Jackson, at the tient. Medina Stone. 120
Arch stmt. Philedelphin, daily Increase in their well de
w , vedrelebritY. to. the cure of all diseases arising horn de
rat:gen:rent of the /leer. These Bitters lure, Indeed, prov
ed a bkssing to the .Meted, who show thair gyatitude by
the most nattering testimonials. This teedielse has es
tabliehed for !tacit a armee that competitors, however wily
theta schemes, or zeductiv their promises, erannot reach.—
It gained the hubris confidence by 'the immense Patents
that have been derived Prom it, and, will ever maintain Its
position. •
Sad to PlttibarolL by vuElinja WIZOSI Drucabds,
01 Wood sL ALso, for male by , OW. IL EtYSETL 140 Wood
street. not'VlsrddsrB
Breait Plimps.—Thi) best apparatus for
/keying the breast ever Invented is.Dr.Neeabilmie Dreut
Punt, It rite without pain. le wimple In ite Civet rae tion
end mtisteve ontialhetlort In every eau. &Id. Vl'llokanle
and retail. at 14Wood at. fe2,3
HARDWARE.?
LOGAN, WILSON ,SrlZ 'CO.,
Bee to call the attention of Buyern 6 their
t:ten:re Stock of
HARDWARE AND. SADDLERY,
oomprising one of Um most complete easortmente • in the
emantrY.
RECEIVED BY RECENT PACKETS PROM. EUROPE.
end which they otter on the most favoretile terms, Her
going Peat will tint their Interest promoted by
buying their HARDWARE et
No. atii Wood otreet, Plitaborgh,
ta DOOM /MOVE enrSr. 11,1-IrdlerB
Enlarged or Varicose Veins, Weak
s.. 3....... W, Auggrs.—l would , respectfully h,
rite the attention (Iphi - sic:am and the pnblie generally,
to raj emortment or Silk Elastic Stockings, An* Cam
th
kle Socks and bandages for e relief and care of Taal
tr Enlarged Veluc, Weak Anklen, Irgak Ages Joints,
the D.rions appliance neer* the rderf disearear.
uniting onward rapport.
1g1.7 - 1 alpo keep ese . ri ff irry a l Tensaw, Ilndy Brame
tat r lar t gykan 'd eee d' a i sed lotbeenth o ot Inseam ' . 114 u" or
'e
liEd. 11. KDYSER, Wholesale Druggist.
inh=dln9 Ito. us, ear. Weed at. and Vlrutn Alley.
Dn Pont Powder.—Every variety itiflo
Mining and Ulsallna Powder, le all else psekuna &bear
on band and tor sale from Muslin*, In lots to suit pur
clown, on favorable term.. Alpo Eakty PPM,
D. W. C. DIDWELE, Mantifsettereme Art. —
• US hoot street. Pittsburgh.
MedicineCheats.—Ur. b
We Druggist, MEDICINE
tan Wand .trot, has cu hard • splendid
sasirtnient o CiIESTS Mr families and steam
boats, at emit,. micas. Thom In leant of Article. of this
kind would do Pell to glee him a talL
AINOLD & wn.,LiAms.
Chi Is on Furnaces, Wrol Iron Tubing
==:E==:=
A. 2 W. 1.111 ambset M Wsnninz .41,4 VentilAtiny by
Surma or Hot Water,l4bee bY.Zba.4041".-....
Schools. Skspliala. Yakorks, Green Wavann:Gb.set limbo
AIL Illutets or Thryllinv, lk - r4 Market N.. iltlabincb
Latica Fancy Furs.
M'CORD S CO. would most rospectfully
writs the attention of Laeics to their tams sod complete
stock of TACT stms. ...uneaten,. complain/ to part
/able. Atone Martin. Fitch. Lynx, Comb's. eiberintsSou4r
rel. hock Itartin, itenett. Cones scot esracks Down: Math
Victortors. Pots/sub Cues, Boas, to. auto ez Woal and .
Fifth strneti,
Old Sores, Mears, and all eruptions and
diseaaa iirisitig tem an tomtits or derrared agate of the
Wood.. ftsu..........m.adrure.fn.. Wit , G. Marurnile
• hixdily respertaLle citizen at itichmiusd. Pa. hi Carter's
Spanish Mixture. lie bad Woos and soros of the . wrnt
dsweriptton, and finafir rot .. tad, De ilia 'wields Ve
•xesiri on crotches. A few Lott/swat Cattail Evenish
Mixture, Om Irrost Wood politer. eurvil hi.. N ft hag
roved hundreds °tabors who titre suffered with therms.
Mask Lad claret* ofradreurt. and pains .td ukors or the
bones and joints.
tartkei adrerUiwinetii.
A word io Farmers—how to have good
Butter and more of it. and healthy Stock.
New Discovenee.
17.0 ETAISLE CATTLE Pon-mit—Their>
Pardon are pot up moon pound packs and are rally ••
a 'good article, not onlyllor the dhow* lnellent. - W nano
M.S. eels sod ether anima.. hat they are !Bombe. an
'venni:it sole'. to lutpreee the roaditlon or theaultnai.
ele. /kWh Owe. they not only lostowee the eonditioit of
milch row. but they Increase the quantity es welt
prow the quality of milk soul butter. The proprietary's"?
that It lorry.. the quantity of butt:er from hallo pottiol
to a pound a reek to each row, while. there pert... ob.
hare trtnilt gay a pound and a half to two mutate ter
week. with the ram kind of feeding before. Of rota
thing we goo certain. all who too It ohm will nee it all the
elate and gare snooty by the operation ati well as itelolle
the •Plwargatoof their stock. Pritr. :1i it.. a Pater. k
Peri Cur aL UFA. 11. EliVatilt.lio.l3o, • -
corner Wed! et. and Virgin allay.
Wholeeee and Retell /tarot '
NELSON'S FIRST PREMIUM
. „
DAGUERCLEOT.V.PES..
PAST DITICIS AttIIDIND, THIRD STRET.T: •
CITIZENS AND • STRANGERS who wish
to °Mato an &carat., arilatte and ElfoDka Mama, at
• ory,moJe.ratg vitro, will tied It to their interrit Nall
t OR well Known nerablirhroont where entlto aatisfuttnn
itguarantied. oe no nbarawrnado.' Daring ono of the
rirrat nad beet arranErd aldo .and SKr Matt rm. eon-
Ktnaiod for Dm IntrlnXtUntruno t , nta f =.mtwt.
tl i pi d y p t=tl7*.Tty tee owlogit e orata oaviz
&Innis urt Norw Tort.' Mr. P. nate,* bitnaelf to ho able to
Wad . to taw patrons of lbw Art, a atyte of Paguarrentinot,
either rinaly or In groom whlcla has never town stimaaand.:
Nadas Open and operating in an weathera. Dorn a o'clock
x. to a °Weak. r. N. . • • nuadaw'r
HENRY._ • COLLINS,
row% tam) AND
COMMISSION MERCTIANT . ,•
• • • AND SCDOLIMALE DEAL= IN •
--• • • •
MEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, MU,
,AndProdupeoeumfir
No. Wood, NEroot, Pittsburgh.
1716
OTICE.—Tk o undersigned;Frederick
Lonna: of the firm of Lorene. Starling,* N Co.,anil Thos.
iewart, of the lots Om wart, of liteirart, lloyd 6 Co.. have
tide day formed • Cmpartnershio, under the mune. and
able f WIUOWZ. STEWART * CO.. for the purptes of
man niseturing bon and Walla , and bare token the rare.
house No. at Water street,betveen Fr/Wand Short etrestk
ohm they here no hand an aseiertionnt of the varieties a
Iron cod whlrJa th , ff offor fir Wean accommodathi
rp.
to a. Thal raspoetfolly rolielt the vatronage• of the
DUnlle. FREDERICK ORENZ,
. TKOS. 11. trfEWIIT. •
Wtutttottse, zoisent.—The promises
.•
no. I. the ncrupancT aim:ors McCully.. on Penn'.
Joloinn thrYani of the American Metal, froni the let 0
Actin rustling. Apply ;a this . °Mei. . rohl3 tf
, NOERIO LOCOMOTIVE WORMS., '
&Imam -aeh thwi, awii Ma 41411417m1, ThaaarlAta
BuNGAGED .for.-ninny , yenrs exclusively in
lin Ida flaw:tare of LOWSIOTIVIIM. !lasi ...nil,.
considerably enlargOd.billsiditbms of !ergs buildings
and numerout listuret and tools, which will enable the
Inotnieiors to flarnisb, with . despeteb, any deseriptiou of
Locomotives, ou liberal oredlt..
oelo - ~..,' '• HAMIA111) NOSIRIS 4 Mi...
• 111. 1 •64?MICS.
Of tha tato ' urdv & Loomis,
iYHOLES ILVINIt IN
BOOTS4VD SHOES,
69 Wood tree., Pittsburgh.
Citizen's Ininiettnee,Comyy ex Zittatinrgh.'
• • li U . xv7 .- i.rnsid.ii '• •
Amu L'mAscssizi,L,
WOOD BTRKAD.
AND (4.linci
0 - ni•A'NDB1111111 rrrz akYl6.B, AND TIUD Ait
Xl[
•TEN
itzt A intre,ta — irr i ghlA r d l ivitTrYx.figetAit s fi
lot TRAIMPOOTATION. r ••
•• • ,
HAWm. Latimer, Jr,
Wm j " e gr.- ' : C111 1 1:Ua;
• • Jobs a.
iht in.A.640L0.17.'r
:Water DrTank. • • Wm. B. Dark
- 8111M*11, DEGWORTH
*IIOLESALB anOCERS ANA ,COMI4IIBB.ION
, lIIENCHANTS: ' •
N . 6i1i130 mid 132 &timid otreat; bitireeik.W.xott
sad SmlthilleldiatabAr i t
m = r r on totno, to wt. war
tea sttouttoa ot city trade: lal.24mdfr,
Indigestion and Liver Complaint Cured
BY MIPS PETRCLEUM.—Bead the following letter,froils
Rev. 0. Dickerson. a Mholonary In Oregon:
ML S. M. Krea—Dear Elm—Myself and wlfehaving been
m•eqtly bonedtted by the use of your Petroleum. I wish to
barn ou mend me 11.0 i of two or three damn tles. I
am the y Congregational Minister in this place. - a b nd ot several
or my people aro affected with indigestion nod an Inaction
of tbe liver, the' same of myself and wits. before taking
your I'ETItOI.RO3I. OR ROCK OIL, We took several bot
tlers—two or three emds—about a year and s half ago.and
we have never enjkyed so good health for years as we hare
rinse that time. 'Dad not taken a .1r:ogle lerttle beton
that fullness of the stomach which or, distrossea the lye.
PePtio weol relieved:anti I bare fel t no th ing of it shun that
time. My wife
hadso relieved frrrm a chronic disease of
the Ilver.Whlcir been of several years standing. by the
use °rime Petrnleum..
Sold by S. M. KIER, Canal Mein, OKO. R. KEYSER.
140 WM.) at.. and Druggists and Iledleine irmderk every
where. tParers advertlaing Petroleum cOpy.j ~Co
STATEYrritt.7ll --
FIR.E AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OP PENNSYLVANIA.
iIIRANCH OFFICE—Corner Fourth and
Folithrleld treota, Pittsburgh. CAPITAL $350,04/.
iagerogo—John P. Rutherford, 'Dauphin 04; I. C.
&Owed.. Harrisburg: Famuel Jon.. Ptillwdelohlw.
Wilkins. Bank., Pittsburgh; A. A. Carrier, Pittsburgit
A. J. Gillett. Harrislmog EL T. Jones, Ilarritdmm Robert
)(lota. Cs.rbn CO4 John B. Rutherford. Dauphin Co.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD. President.
A. J. fIILLET, Secretary.
A. A. CARRIER. Actunry.
The ahnweCoMpsny will hon. agalntt perils of on and
!gland nwrigation and traneportation: Oen, on buildings
ad merchandise In city or country, at low e st rates, con.
extent ern safety'. Policies lasue.l on dwelling hung..-
either hergetnalle.,gr !Or term of rears. I not:moll-54
• '
Girard Fire aid -Marine Insurance Co,
OFFICE OF :PITZSBUROII AGENCY,_
1. amiss Fourth And Smithfield streets. CAPITAL.
iir,r.Ciniut—Wm. M. Switin,J. P. Steiner, 11. A. narks!.
ihni. Paul Thnriorr, E. Ai. Demi. 3. It.Finnlgen, Thomas S.
/MaeLi, Semi Jona., 11. D. Oorurgyx, Thomas Craven.
ITnx. Sower. P. D. Sherman, A. Hart, Phillip P. Snyder,
Wm. P. Harker. Alex. Ilitscu.jr, Furman Shop I.
JOEL JONES, Preal._._ 5. (MS4:TT, Erey.
Will Wawa CrAtemerWoollen Sartori,. Vessel. Cargoes,
!Wilding. Store. Merchnodlra amtprommtr gen. , ./I , 2an
the tunat lavorsido terms. nollSarnreta
PROTECTION
INSURANCE. • COMPANY,
OP HARTFORD; (AWN., ,
Capital Stook, Annual Premiums and Wederit Tung,
6:_k000,900.
1 - NuourORAED 1825.
Policies of Insiranoe issued at all timqs on the
most favorable terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OR Tll
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
Ily ORORGE E. ARNOLD, Agent,
trthlo7.3 ypalg For Plitsburghgarl Allegheny Co.
O'COREIER, 101CMIER.
BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEAL-
No.IIS, Wood dreet.o. tharr from Fired:street, Pitts•
burgh.—lluy and roll Par and Currant Pamis. Sight and
Time Exchange, Coin, Stocks, Eattarn and W.tern Thno
Bills, and Prominenry 'Settle allow 6 per rout on Time De
psitie of P. and Pm.. Mover and InsurnYire and
Marine Polichte for the Leco Itana.ca COMP.i. (malt
Capital. $170.140,) and Ram Lanai= Dee m er, (Capita
10p06,000.) " call
INSURANETQIIIPANy,
CASH CAPITATy 8500,000 !
t. c. LOOSIS, Agent,
No. G 9 Wood street, Pittsburg!,
ItZeit.tun
S:octen 1. Of the :Mow, llartlbed.
Jeoper (Arnow__ ...... ............ .-Firto of Corning A Co.
nen/tort .16,Nawfar....., Hero of Bum A MaNome,
//futon/ Firm of Do . King A Co.
IFinnu Firm of Cluffin, & Co.
Gowde &&se Mem f tleorwe /Maw Co.
Amor of Eno, Mahoney A Co.
/Nieto K. ..... ..... Firm of Wlnerd ,k Wood.
Sl.fto . firm of Slone L Starr.
/Anew (/ Finn of Ely. ClaWn 80000.
Firm of latookjelv a fo
Nertee ..... .. -Firm of C. Co.
John it. Hofoloinson...-....-- Firm of I.C. now. & Ca
irwiaxs u.'Lantiwt......:.--Flrm of A.& A. Lawrence Co.
C'oules J. Firm of Buckley A Co.
Louie Afterbory.er. ..... -firm of Towle Atteelmer.le• a Co.
Lori P. .1145inu...-.-....Firat of I. &I. Boot.; Morgan A Co.
.tatty T. Pnivea..-- 'Firm of Trowbrldgo, Dwight &CO.
An firm .Nelwm Ao.
Vouler , Firm of Baldwin., de.urr A Co.
Coowe -Finn of Sbermuo t Collins.
Gemlaf D. Akuomo..---.... Firm et E. D. Skorgen A Co.
Lkeiou CAmons.--- —Firm of Cocoon. &Ahem, A Co,
Thmwor 'Hew of T. A 11. tleesenger.-
jenud ...... ..... Ilren,ofJohnenn A Fon ford.
Crkos Notton,Butler & 'Wyk
Nepldo
if Firm of It lanL
Co--Wood IV ..... -Dem of LlAakell, ek ft BuIL
&Vow/ S. Sinn of A. IL t .l Cu.
11, L.-L1NT...1.. -Firm of It. Lockwood A Son.
Luca of Booklets. Allen A Co.
v.art 0.44 ....
.1 me. -,...-Flrro Balmer A /WALL
1 . 00 YeIFAUILMAo, nem of Feotlilethatn. Newell A Co.
J-..rn oft If. orlft, Hurlbut A Co.
Firm of Candle A Noble.
Wang J. .. ... • . ..Flns, of Work A Desk*
If. Sipa - 100.... - of (Blom. Stork...ell Co.
b 4 wee thownArev...-Finai ofrorner. Ilumrbewf Butler
/Co, T. Yoder ..... ........ NAL*. Coedimotal Bank.
I.:Aftird of Wollk Fargo A CO.
//doer Yr my.. . ; •
P'""'*
PreeLleoto
•
CLIAB. S. 14ATITINISeenatarr
2COlisMick's Family Iffeclioicea—We
the etteution beads efliontsre.nd ether*, to thesel
v.:Menne:t oet the 63atii . tk me of thaw valuable Fangl7
•
PEARL STEAM MILL.
• • CANAL • BASIN,. - 411.1.,EGIIEN1',
, CAR VIE ItA TLIMA ETIT.II..N.
• Ta:nilies will be 'supplied kith our carious
aradanol7Rat.glid tlf , rll. hf leaving their or.
arra at U.: 311140 r to nur tan. at Logan. Wilson 2 Co.',
tiOtai atrnet, or Braun .t tcrner of Liberty. and At.
vtalr sts-. Soltorarta, or J. T. Putout...,
Longs/au. ALcAlt !Or.
Plqur Adtrnm.l to fan tea Intith, oflhn rit/tn.
noon , . Pd.sl.l un 401T<TY.
ft , 302 • • nlr4N, d
Dr: - Norse's Invigorating Elixir or
canntAL—lrsti. in g ult-.1 how this greet renorative is
n.eneeplishiry meth extmontleary tures, we ean only reply
that In the •I•bliut herb that nneate its median lagredlent
has e been tiemilel by the Omnipotent ph yentas. • larger
amount net Venter !wittier, of enrollee properties than
heretiten Urn mom.' to end In ahundreddiSenot
artlehre of the yAtarammineta. &whole mnlietne rheas of
ea to ereal.. - teem to have by. combirma le this
1,-rh: • roul In the =Mit or 1.11111/12,1. we ',meetl& rote
rentratiel somare. It is the effect. however, net theronse
vsitit whieh we have to deal the prodleal multattion st
millrl4e. The victims of, dyitepolo ere - mated, the
oort mei are relieved; the half paralyrant resume their *rth
Or, the ontroreni teem hewbarhe MlO'lerutente.l ao 'rime
the weak Lemma vloormet, the slut of ientudlre Irene the
nonslienon of the billone, the depremett baoplyits berme,
tenant, the net la Omen la int; 'condition of dismiss
&rive - berrelit horn the non at for. Mono's in
viourattsin Miele or Thew. Mete, stepportra by
irrefreeoble ineet. are remnant to the attention of Inn,
iihrvirim nen verify them brivrangle tattle or the medi
clne:7llm Soidlal hint opltlghlyroneentroted, In pint bat
ilea 'brim threw /WIWI per battle, two tor Ore dollen!, els '
to , timing dollar*. - C. 11. ltlii0; brevrictot,
.
'192 ltrmultslay, N. T.
• .
EtoLlb i• l'lnuiiirti throuottoot I.ltoroltod Static Cans
• Venom] 'Axone+ to Plttottitytth-41O011og it , rumor
Irr.d. amt./43.th stints And Goo. - it. Keyoor, onnlor
Wood otroot nod %Intim allor. Moo, by J. Y. Fleming.
Ansi/11mi cur. •.. • - • Yallt-lw
REGISTER.
NOtice..7-Froiu 4110 ritunerms Rolicitatior t d
amy. re.nilp,ritrict foltrootitisenr, 1 oftei 'myself so a oarall-
Anti Sir tho ammo or Ramona, anbitat to ttordoolaion of
tyo hltt Coatouttoo, to %bold on ttitralst day or May
nott. &Wit ItICIIARDSON.,
, Plttobotiti. Aprll3, • • •
WILLIAM rOREYTHE Ise candidate Om theeffleo otlteg_
litter te,,Tere the Whlx.Contentlon. aptg-tc ,
• WM, AqIIIKLNEI la Imendldete tor , We °Mee of 'lntake
1.,,..kire the Whl4 W.:mutton:. • • ip1640.
-
KIRK,of Elizabeth Ik.rfragh, hs c.li
.'1131.1> for iteglater, tee rosalue Whig Couvaniluo.
4rll-ot+ td3
'• LTVAION kis cisn4ldate•forthi3oooo or ReAlarr he.
Ithilher Ickla CoriTtat.kr. • • .•
04,12-ta •
'Han iVparg la iraildklato for the crordnallon file Crg
ister, before the Whigenerrertalon.
[Eveninglisten enpr.l.
CLUB OFTifirbitsits: - ••
.:AttCAIORiI =ANDS will be eindblide fer the . 0f Cleikef the Cesirts, Jollied...o lbw derbion or the'
Anti-Mam:kir and Whig Courentlon. anl2-bed•
Ra°RDEIL :
SAMUEL rAILNESTOCKh ra crstdldato offiro . of
.Itword4 , l"dbrt the liF,htx Clonveation. ; still-..
4omi 82A0141. of Weet,Deer Township, mnahlete
for the oUI of Itscordar, bef re thelrldg Conviratlmx:'.
Ot •I MIMS
Birmiiighan, &at Birmingham and Sta4h
• •
Pittsburgh Proporty for Solo. '; •
THE undanigned; TruisteeofJohn
Sidney J:.hU ent rten et tniyate wing
id
number Lots situate In the thumtithe at Dimino
Dot Illnelnalmn and Mull* Plttantryth. - Theme lota
ad slettateinius dlffereht parte of geld Wronging, +r tn
tt
ir - 11:'LlrtanZtIrtzzizivta'alzp. "mr
Tonne:made edgy te mit -rnechneen,
. - limpuunN, diee. Ne.9o, IN it.
sp2-1-Cder' •••-: • ' 'opposite the AlaTur't OM
TISIOTLIY 9EED--2 11)111. - pnmo for, ea'
' VON lIONNIIORST a INNRIN(Y: I
WRAPPING PAPER-1000 bdle. Straw
tokbY . • VON UONNItansT c NtURPIIT.
VerTairBNEATLIS-,-Ati iisoortment :na
baud fa tale by VON NONNTIORNY*DIUNINLY:
CIA:ADEN BAK I iS-60 dos. on hand and
vJt for.sale hr I:S2AINIORST a IICITIP3II7-
tiEW BOOKS! NEWBOOKS! at Davison's
Boot State, 65 Sferket it., setu..to t ;
dente] end Sated Sir.. trim tiotre of treed
I=pre " 4 i g r b i ;
;
The uld sagthe NOV. or Cheeses hi the hart. 4r1716,71iii-
VeZ i tilrlrottfil u retterig.t. t=" 17 ' 77,77 it 011 k
tle 'r l e ATEX= 7" l t t i tn l = th ill:iri dl itle of .t d m
trete. AA Mamie taloa the Puritans and jiaDtltt4 Deane
. 9„ ,, J,l•ll l :4„ortr„,CAVl:Mi l lg4t"
tu. and Natick. the Sent Issue at the Mae. S. O. Soo.;
Ditto's Nat 'Vol.; The lieritan i.. Thils mks et of
/7",."127aitn Guyttittl °tenni.,
thin Veen?. Sittig newer or the Vaulty; =eiy..Se le
torki..4Lltersturutrolls, of artonk ultery. d efit Aer,
hle rer& a es t lxVith I. Te 27116 S te 147r bn i ntil:Ltla r Ti F t°
0p24 .7. DAVISON.
'''.:: . -'gN.S:...- . ; , :. , iriii
,:,,,L;-;tq,,,:,..-:r....,4:i
riii.EEN PAPER, glazed and unglazed,
' 'Window CuitaluibtlaPlerp, for Paper !laments, TO-
P. por,3ball am and ("row tr %11 rapp Paper.' Transpar
eat Window Rados, Mae Rolland, PP- for Jude by
ap24THUMAS rAvmmie.
. .
Vrsff-200 . bble.Lake'Trout;
100 halrhhle. Lake Trout; fo We. White heir
. 100 do .410 •White Wish;' 100 do No.: Mackerel:
UN do do 1C0.3 Maokereh
100 M.D. Deckled Deming; 100 bids. dry mit frerrlnin
.1.80 do do 'do. In itore and lid gale by
apTI -JOHN It. CANFIELD._
n OOKS! BOOKS!—Lilo of W allace •
131 Roberteon's Smtlend and Indio;
Lest Leaf from Sunny Side:
Shady Sblr Rural Moore;
The llloer s Helm WerteruCharanler:
Greenwood Leaves: Day Drrorne. loot reed mild
for age by 0024 RAT A CO, LA Wood et •
h.s PORK-40bbis7 for sale by
IV.I. aja .7. D. CAN FIELD.
ARD-100 kegs for sale by J
aldt J. a. CA FIELD.
lUTTE.R.--V bblg .
J. B. CANFIELD.
ar°
3ATIIITEBEANS—IOo Mile. prime email
V for sale by. sY I J. B. CANFIELD.
MOLASSES -200 Wils . . for solo he
ny2l
patN . & OATSL-2000 bus. Corn and 2060
1J btu. Oats to arrive for tale by J. IL CANFISILD.
ALERATU3—:-S0 bbl; for sale by
1.04 4.. D. CAYFIELD
DEARLASII- 20 bbls. Tor sale b 7
.04 J. B. LANYIKDD.
OIL -5 bbls. Machine Oil for salt" by
..p2l J. B. CANFIELD.
ICKORY NUTS-10 bbls. for sale by
n 524 J. B. CAN VI EL D
GIII}IESE--100 boxes - for sale by
D. CANFIELD.
WANTED --3 good. Salesmen. wel! ac
quainted in the Drygood basins*, end with toed
reeniUmendsilons. . Salary paid, fawn s.4oQto dr - DDrer leer.
None but well °ensiles's/el men need apply. N 0.36 Slain
street, C. W., itibeeling Va
sp24 itd JOILN COEMEII.
4,10AP-100 tiss. Cincinnati I'alin Soap just
L - 7 reed and *Jr uk br 8. LIAIWAL - 011 t
ILY lIIDES--23 just ret'd and forsale by
• 8. TIARAACOU & CO. •
QUNDRIES-60 IMS. Refined Mould Can
ffloo; 10 Ida Star Go Candlera;
5 do aso'd brands. Tobooarr,
1
3 .5' MILL No.l orinoar odanlord Lard Oil;
Id boa print.. Rio Coffee; aie vale La
m 124 W. 11. ;q:TTON,No. 12, ror. Wood a. Front oda
rilEAS—Young Ilysnn, in eattp liss. of 14
lbs. each. for sale by W. 11.511tTON ff 0.12 Wood at
_
1101 AISINS-20 bxs. MR. Raisins for sale
ye, by W. 11. SUTTON, No. Pt. roe. Wood A Front stg.,
MO FARMERS, GAIII/ENERJ Sie.,—Ste
ji lawful'. Book of the Farm; •
Temenden's complete Farmer and Gardener;
Arum. Farm bobby ILL. Allen; Fruit Mowers Mutual, by F. R. Elliott:
tindloy's Outdo to the Orchard; • • •
Coleman's Practical Agriculture and Rural Economy; ;
Brown's American Poultry Yard;
Rennett's do do do •
Bluer's Rook nn Poultry; •
Dickson 3 Iterr'silkenectic and Ornamental Poultry;
Domestic Fowls, by IL.P. Ittehardsom
American Beekeepers' Manual, by It. L. Allen:
The Cottage anitrarm ikekeepere Meting
hire and Ilonei Dos, by 11. D. Richardson;
Reform Cattle Doctor, be 0.11. Dodd, M.D.; •
0 ();roplete do do :do Dann;
Yottatt sad Martin on Cattla •
Diseases of Domestic Animals. by R. L. Allen;
Yonatt on the Structure and Disease of the horse,
Skinner
Youatt No do do do dn. Spooner Mrson'ecomplete Farrier; Youatt on Ebner
Hind's do dm the PIC
The ttlacpbenTs on•n Rook. by Touatt. Shimmer .4
Randall; !Reed's Sheep Ilusbateleyy
Johnston, Chantal nod Lelwryea Agricniturslelyeruit
tr Thome,' American roll Cultnriet;
Downing's Fruit. said Fruit Truce of America;
Run on Fruit: Boatman the tlmpm
ThyleVe complete titeben and Flower Gardening;
31yeterles of Ikeking Explained:
Phclp'e IfereAwbere'lltutt Amain.; 310,1 Manual;
Allen's Landseepellerdoning:
Rural Architecture; Wake'. Fanner ornm
Tbe shoe., together with n larte and fresh stock of
11 ..ke nod Ststionori , for sale at the lowest prise, by
mat tt. 11. LAUFFRII, 87 Wood tt. •
READ OF ALL COTEMPORARIES--
/v Goy for Mart Peterson 'Claw
Yankee Notions for Way, Just reed and for eutios
rCi
by
at F. It. LAUFY.EII. S 7 Wood et.
- YANKEE NOTIONS FOR MAY—Yankee
Nations am 24.7.1.“ teed by a. B. LAUFER,
aicit No. S 7 Wood id,
Edgeworth Seminary, Sewickley, Pa.
ILE no session of this Institution will
neostioten't on ItiL.'gD•LY. Slay Td.
es:Ansa Session's/ Sint othashise—}toardinc and Tui
tion, In E nsilsti Branches, 175,01, trathiug, 39 sta. per dos.
l'ess rout, 60 et, • -
Extra eloorpra—lnstruetlon in iilntit , —.Plano. Guitar or
Melodeon (each) COO, Vaal Mood, in
Twanging and Painting, In seater rohioa; moso.• oryt naryt.
{Mg, 020,CW apiLadtd • S. R. _NY PrineipaL
New Goods and Fashions for Gentlemens'
Clothing for Spring-af
• WATTS A. CO. hog lease respectfally
. to inform their nerenorpus eultociercLe. the raG
he centrally, that they have put. Noshed • fresh supply
tioods snarled to their pationusae—tr. Mt best Me Easi
er. raarkat aloof—wad that they are reads to notefro or-
ders Rot v atinq theta up In their usealauptch style.
She. settbfation so centrally exprestoot by thelr eosin
-10.11 hitherto, with their bumble efforts
!atm them to fresh exertions In the wine direction. Walk
in. out/teller,
.„ . .
Nerrs—streumim AT. Informed that oar komc Se \n. i 7
Liberty Arced, Mirth side, above St_elair. efe..TIJI
Lt . ! 1..; ri" MUSlC—Prima Donna Waltz;
OD Four hand Duette, errenged fur CAmeerte, la Alfred
Jarli,
Traget EMI.; diller:: Sleigh Pdllm.
.InMeree Plisdeal Tour lo Amerkel
False dAmour, Ktimiy;
She Deem ef Thy. dilute from Jullierfe Prime Walla'
'mom. Ming Iy. Anna Zerel
The Priem Lion Seem, 31.1 e fro. Julllen's Prima
Don. Walts. , Th.
The Ylmters are Sleepily,. sans by Mlle Arms %err,
Th. Delorm
An! Dr Whip, nr the Prints Donna tong. arraurnl
tram Jallien. Jost need inr I...tanni waiter mile at the
More FoLIthEIL TOW
apt:: • .siiootthn Ooldin Harp.
Dlspatrit and Nat plearan,P)•.l"
kIAII-46 hlls:N. O. Sugar on ennsign
rnint Jhr Rile lair br , JOHN FLOYD
F1611_1041 " 6614.
bls. and half de, White Fish
and Trout far lode Ly JOHN Fl 4 YD aIX).
IrlNEGAß—.sobble,Cider Vinegar inst.:lre
and Dr Pak: 147 JOHN FLOYD .t CO..
14EPlalsVE79N1, "ree'd
-La. a' 4" ' hu "Si ° ll l ,s r a r A"4t k itirvn Yo. tz Wood st.
S AT I A i. UCTlOtf tri
rotoroirelal Atka room, enrper {{" onelal72th a. s4 l 4., :f W. ha
told. ant inbstantlal well Ih Baraniln% and one
inPorlar second tadlllasno. F. M. DAV .IS, , Xstet.
-HWELLINO 110USELFOlt SALE, pleas
antly iltriated raltatt bonne orantortan
y arrattgeal. and contains 8 mono. balLtnnitt7. Lai por
tlroit. no Lot ts 2,1' It. front on Fulton *t o ur 83
deep on Radford it Price SLOW. 'Teruo PlOO In band;
ltaLania In I and 2 ream • h. CIP,IIIIIERT SON,
ahtl '
,110 Third street.
TjbTATORS-145 bbls. re& Mid for sale
by apT2 HENRY If. COLLINS.
BEANS - 1 15 bags small vhite for saTo by
AVM ussay Ir. coculig.
T
1,1) I
a.
Louisville Limo to:arrive
._ and for eal• br HUXLEY 11. COLLIN&
X,IOIIAIII, BE BAGE--.llltuae scarce - and de-
Orabln coat. for mod Talking .droses,.
um ware 1* had, of the mint popular Wore, at thp store
or nett • • )11.11WIlli
A lF . Sj i tisi . : . D 4 F . , ,. B m AGE. -11 . 1 . 11 . 1V , : p t r e
[ICH-FIELD.
-
THE (WAND LODGE of`The American
Prottatartt Amexlatlon tiai ?tate of Penna., will
aSpeetal 31eeting. on qiIItNIIAN evening. thee' 21th
(net., at NO'claek. Punctual, atteadenece of all the Dele
gates le required, as Matters of troport4tura are to be
tnutearts4. ' By order.f the 'trawl Blurtere of the Etat° o
Peon:.atell2te at'DONAW, tiratlToo. pro leaf,
--;--•
lULLIEN'S BOOK OE"Mt1B.IO, containing
ip y 12 ends trot rives, "thlry Ito th e
Id i tt . . : M I Z I".
thte Pol/ar. • For tale by, , KLI. 4 a.
w4 : d ,.. t..
• s J. 11..1RL
biCURIEUgIi. ltlyst. \ ~ •
.. ' .
C.
ILEUM% Wood et- -
• . \ Mode fill ,
N. ‘. I.._r.
th e Caulveral • Asient. ,
R.ll.Te ‘ prioe of the Alwyn_ Music. ordered by .•
Piece. avoid Amount to , biz Dollars, therm, Cl le t• e
greatest Musical benzin ever published. a1="31.•
'. Mrs. Pititington's Life and Si, ' 03.
•• ;•;'; - FIRSI‘ g EDITION, TOMO cop
•
... - s. .. - SAIVRDAV,•ATILII:72d, , ', -
5 1 Err, LIFE AND SAYINGS OF littio. AR
TINOTON AND otnEns ov TUE F'AMILY, bli. P.
I Reber, of the.l3mtoul'ad. ,•,', : . ..; \ . . •.,- •,.. ,
• .1 did Undo Lena ameau of insure need.. Yet • Tin 7
pleasant° lane% withal. end haernee much goad room
selle."-lioet. Riga his WoYksr, 1.1 b . •. eaL.Art ,- "Mirtreee
one e exult 12mo. rot, 1 paten. nr a u ettln .Pt
Rho pyper. wills 43 lino o ration patinae on wood, ntinding the
following full-page Illusts in tints, destanial Or cos.
lie R Weise, and engrATZ ttyr a Andrener. V
'I. •Red, ft:Wooten; a par! 4%2. here 9Anet. \ .
a.-litrfinamtion Phil .; .4 onnli mMs Iler(d.
L: Rocklf Lk R(Vglitiont. 0. ' lle in Mc LbeetriA ,
1. ittrteepton Ma:mill: ntini R. l i Chriennoe Siare. ti,,
• d. • T r i' :f Tairgrae_ iltlittr 744 10'1•Titl 2 .11 35...
e.u..e., her. 1.1 and goings, Ineledlor those \ of .
'Paul; kr, gcod ot her. of the 11,mlle.'k ,Ther , large tilos ,
ber onleredln adeaneo—Unm, thou . 12,T11 , eopiee-‘l2 elle
Imst evidence of the popularity of the hook: , With 'the,
hope and expectation that Um old
. 44y *lll be:kindly re
-7 IVlt b igiY:tre4tl =6l'l griVIV.V4. I
.wr. , F . '' ~,,
....._-_.,-NIwAY•PV-Vr.k,'
1 \
An fur vile by All 13 .1:U.
throMihout the, United
.
Eta aodenoulas. •.Price 61,23.: , , ,\ -• `,'
Shightoopiee mo!. br nual, ; ncot-Plad, on At o:
- Advertise in the New Dire° ;.,',. -;,;:,
;• , 8 'ibis to biti.o, - in cublition to its' Su rip='
4
• ‘ (ion Sale. k large Free , Circulation, no the-RW.4mm,
a . , Hotels through .Um oautstry. .11 .te IR motel ,•
Mr a err tamed Slap of the United Stake, .shotrimr •
ten . Pnlitioncf PitUbEh audits adrantannalid .
;st er 11 . are an aldy ari, article,' b4a welt know ci '
tTtleiV. :.. y mßm . ant ofirs9fgrowlrrbfann wed lastisrlo ten rtrul...Poist
tr ‘
a tk, ,ahm, River and Land dietances.w th the
.form o n and Railroads to various y ,arts or the
country. ttrer. Fhb • rest amount of . valuable inlet'
Thirin lr d 4 f rgell;.C4°Pla. hook
* P "' " °" ' F ' r.t " 31 "‘ .
lan 4 . ••.A la rertisement inpolartiou. ,- • '
. 1-th"
g3rAd cl nr en tli t ' s andkCanrd'is i
e he le l 'i left at th er M -
chants' Me or at the oMee of the llttsinan _!krecto•
ry, Dlepateh 11 eflugs. ..:. ..-- •-•.: , • •,.• ''' -.. at "td .
4
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•
OTICE; 1 0 Imre. thin dal: D ., Fel)
.. : - Is_t", , ns a.: - .
'`d.t"th'• WILLIAM rtle!ne.%:::+itt
l i .
.G..... 3. Ind (}l. • ilMioll husluess. : l
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continued at the. 14 hand, under 141 _ iMI 3 , r 0tn.L1 , ..
1111.11 - D1.00.. . ~€ 6 . . , . m a zy mi.41),.....i.
saurr.rtoin ... .. .......s: . n,0".„ ..v .. eiu11e
vrocets
JOHN FLOYD .. 1111 1",,, d ,“„ d gm lab.
ss taut Consrulssimillers " 11,N0.1 . T .
f. , x ,.. tr .. 20....
Tstrest, Pittsburgh.. \ \
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J A ME S P. TAN .
WHOLESALE DEALER E
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BOOTS, SHOES, BOTkNETS, HA .THER, &q ,
\ N.
N. 541 Wood Street, Pittstou.,„
•
Again takes pleasure in railingl,be attention of hie customers and Country Merchant* glinerally to hie very sant
andarue Fiera of _
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BOOTS, SHOES, 80111178, HATS, LEATH:I3EI\Ic,, \
,
,
Purellawd dkort from the I',os Enalcind Mannfacturere, s t ,t p d p , b , ~,.. c. .. ' ~,,,,,,,,,,,,g of
,
OVER 3009 CASES OF THE LATEST SPRING STYLES, \
Adtipted expressly tik IVestern Sales. \ \
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Hie Stock of FANCY gIIOES, WOOD. SHAH, fltlat i aat LAIV.,I nommrs h. ~ary lbws and ... \ term
LH to give full eatleihrtl^P- 4 1 .4 n°"ET Tit nada, Is v large and commisa all the \ StYle . i. la te , OP. a
Ills aaeartment of HATS, for , Prinit and m ar ,- erC
"l ar o t t m .7l" t k 1 lents nearly, are invite 4 to all and esamMe thlogifPlellloit
..y
.f
• - '''" 4 "`" -C mu t rii.r etuutr --Iv lllth the Toll asenranen that the whole villa told at, 50nd 5 ur . .....,,,,„ 4
patina be purammed by till.— f . tir,,,eak New York and Phil!deinhin "Oust and ear f. i'''''" . \
ranecron I.ltro fbef, a:moan= vOr.
• .
H. CIPLDS - St\CO., , 'to
. .
WHOLESALE- . BOOT, \ ANI3 SHOE WABEHOI , ..t.VI
• ' NUMBERS 133 AND 135 WOOD STREET; .;•
\ \ \j,
' • PITTSIGIROG, rEiaa. \ - \
•
i1ie,..7 just roceirettOtek_axtetleive ii .y . k . 140 , , ~Stock, ccusis4 d c . f .. if . wards of thirty- k t
SUU 114 ' V • .
..,
.1 1' St1,12 1 :0 1 a: if o 1 I s
a l l u g trs i : 1 Call i Sl4• . BoOrt, 'IF ' M I . — IL ll ' att il : I Fener li Znob a rie t ii - k 1
Purple Parodis, , Cord .Congress Boots, Cinton & Pedal Uati, :- Snake Skin Plait, I
Bilk Tipped, Gaiters, ' Kid Glose.Button do, 1 Legbiwn & Straw do, ', I Emb'd Fancy Belgral
Boning,' & Eureka,' , ,1 Conile & Fine Bootees, Fan and Wool do,. ; A : Gossamer & Glace,
Alboni & Paris Tick 1 Oxford & Union 'kiwi. .01nieda Husk Caps;; ;1. ; Pedal Sc. Rutland;
reenner with .great variety . of:Farley Good., particatirly iruliottio the asszosebine 4raon; Foaming ovary
'tilltr rdeardusing at 101.4.4 przz,,,,cy r aire to the willetlust.of. wises whiwtisikto 11. Welts= trade]
itnittit o trtfTwi t t=trill and It to their iidn ' intswe c lotitand swarm tetwe‘ ppedl•lnn t0h1.3-IJoi
UNITED ABS LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRIIBT COMPANY.
riaraDtzpnrA. _
_, ..-
CHARTERED, APRIL -26, 18,30.—Oursca PmAirrin; -
CAPITAL-4250,000.
off. R .E. eamer,q.f.TAlniamiatmxt Ore*, PARaLlphin
OFFICERS OF =HONER HOARD AT PHILADELPHIA
. WIII.CTOM
I
Stophtm R. CrawSzel. Paul D. Dodds I.
l A ierAZ ; T I M. v I • ' ite , o , rge 3p
o lietry,
Jamb L. Florenee. ,'"'. Jszoes Din ° h4"4 •
Will
31. 00,1w1n;.' WIIII.OPEeIo.,_ . :• !' .
I \ ftfy= t t.Ph A l%R. l l , 7l4gL .• , - . .
.Aketical Ilcuaincr—Plttil,rgh,.= IL rami6p;;xii.:
; \ Allegbotay atrat. H. Hcrirry, M. D. , _ . • -
: \ .• -•-• • OZORGE .E.• ARNOLD, Agent 4:
2011 -.--- • .' \ 14'Foluth Area: PHtsburEh
"ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Flart-
Imd. Conn. Chartered IM9.
CAPITAL STOCK 5.100,000. -
,
THOS. K. BEACH, President.
THOS. A. ALEMASCTOILt .A' -NOSH, Bectsts2T.
- .
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Thom R.'Eraee, Ebenezer Flo - vier,
Samuel \ Tudor • Y...'d.•Bulkeley, •
IVard Woodlaidge, Rabaul Mather. -
aeZa
Cbt4rt . . rdg141301:1;4
Ibert Vlow•Z. Entt,•
•
John L.Bne,ml.l. Ansan Dunham; •
blUterA. Turtle, Janina E. Morioka,' . •
\ Gaetano F. Darla.- .
ZETEalldea'oralre and Inland. Maks binned on farm
'la Lama, by , 0 EIEVIE E. ARNOLD, Eaeut„ •
.t. W 77 No.47 . Youith street. PittnburgE
4 K i ri BAG§ \ COFFEE AT AUCTION::
sfislA j sjOuVo l icgOrV's=s l 3!"Co., ° l l ,7,t,
Liberty et, wif be seddaoroceount whom It may, tempera.
ISO ba prime 1110 COFee, width taboen slightly injured
by pare water. atell - P. M. DAV MALI=
IVOTlCE.—ThoSe\minting superior Ready
I 1- ;use., Clothing for `.mien or boy.; are hereby notified.
to uo toCiLESTEWN Gothieliall, 74 Wood et, without de
lay, to be le able and determined to etre entire astisfse
tlon to puree and person. WM study to pleaso:s
V L ESIPENCE ,FOR. ALE-A . .1..
ReAdonee In tiro Borough oflttradrighoto,eunidstlntr
o iro Brick Howe and 3 Lato, 3.1 bf 00 R. nob. corner of.
liroorenor and Bighorn eta. Urest-inducoment oflered,:-
APPIT to 0r.21 B. 3IoLAIL.No. 21, Sth at. -
(1110 ICE HAVANA CIGARS—The duly.
smiler bar on hand a lam amartment of -th•-.brat .
!made of genuine Unmans Clmtra, aeleeterl with great
from the imam of the Now York im ,,, ors, to which
teepee the attention of those. who • • rear rbotce
Vagora (Loodrem) • - billowy& amadmm) • -
• Mortal rtntirramlad ihonenoej Netune:
• " (largo rim Tres Vietoriom.
Crur . r. firm. (NM:loot £ o . ke. Alm-10,0W Bremen
Chm, low pekoe. area W.A. hicOLUltg.
ECVERMS, &C.,4lso . bagii Coftee;
G
. 530 Naar. Young Usion'and Mark Tease
100 brs. - 51sonOrturtd Tolorwo, best brards; . o
00 ssws C. twist do:
F' !LT. Eantriwn c ain Fl-cAty.
• • :SI Obis. Salaritass..- 100 or. "runny, Spicr . '
' 50 bbb. Carolina Tu., in store and for inic
ntal " 7011.51. FLOYD CO.
' , HANCE FORSPECOLATIr '
2W acres a Leat. &unable for country rrridonees,
Budding Lots. be...tory beautifully odtuated on the Obto•
thee, anJ Ohioand Pa. 11. beton' Semington't
btatkt. ~ The railroad "muses through- the Wm. Wen the
.Benter toad. ,There are 14 acreeof bottom laud frontin'
on the river. for nearly a wile. The upland le gotd ta g
b.
ohm:ILI:: ones of meadow and choke Event trout a tine
Orbard ofbearing fruit treena good Stone Dwelling 'bum:,
reveraLSmingo,tx.• I. In a pleat:ant and
healthy location, of extenreesiby rails.'" anti river, and
=n u t: a m ) , 7 l l : ießrtt oat; tb , r . z: m... peenta d Lon...
tni lota &a Price for the 2113 arree 08.000. for forma ke.,
apply to anal • F.'CUTIIItErrf k 89N.1.40,3dat,
BANCROFT'S HISTORIOF 11. STATES,.
Complete itorka bank' Wehttri. 6
ttcl
( . .ftuttrl i t4;tr i r foram people, d d tr 4 .
• IT'lrtra Worka. - Engliflt „, • 2 dre. , ,
worts.. • lb
Layout', Nionteh, -, • 2 dot
- Strieklatra tineermof Enabg:'ut. • dot •••
f`nonrem (Yaublete Work., • 12 do. , -
A fen ,om it we of the abort for lain st the biirait.
61032; , 8. IL L4.l:Olgalt. 87 Wood at. •
EMP CAXPETS,,SO
n ' mP C"ltiti.Veltilitatrihuicet-
I I I IN^ I (
ltr.. , ncb) 3!‘ Caimani (put vita. thi Ind*.
go k ilf.: ' ;)g1:1 1 Arid tVU .. 120 1 ma
ap3) - - • oat Wilier Wood and Izont pt.. _
_ .
ROTS FOR SALLL-4 Late-oti the, corner'
of Marian it. and Patna Avenue: cold which sit'
Brlek Howes— They.will.boApoldatparatelr - or to..
the verrlnVrtkesati. •Ingulee Kt TiloB.-WOODS.,
'CiROUND.-NUTS-406 oko:. - naw,Ionding
VA from .tommer Many Sold formal. by I. DICKSrt CO.
It RI 'APPLES-167'0k8. now landingfrom
caMoilllathilleteibmolloby ISAIAIIDICKEY t CO
1{ 166 8-2O bx,.. now landing from' gteamor
U. • Ibr sae br ..18ATUI DM=
-ARD-OIL bble:No. 'to arrive for silei
ALT az= ' MAUL( DICKEY* CO..
- •
Ce_BBLS. ,T p UPENTINE juist, -mo'd tor
t! wo g inn nanaxo mos. .
4,2 PERM OIL-470 galls. relined just ree'd
I.o , cald Ivrssle by arat , FLD . W:I;}
200 ei!ietlime . f 4,
p. 4 .s.T .itsyl i rs; t g o and
200 GALLS: OLIVE F 4)11, in store and
*pm, \ 111.1011 NO IMO&
fIOPIAL — 'ARNISII-10001 — ' --- la , sterdthad
) for .ap by ap2l , YLS3IIN6 AVM.
AEON'S BLACK N 1- Wgro, for salo.
Bptcon liplD
.Td tb; sae
t 1 LASS-45g bOxes Bxlo itidpw'Glcuoi;.,
rarlor brands In store ea SR rale by. T. 71TLV
1 '
l i ARD .dc UREASE--70 Ws. itil Ell
d ' • '',.: 13' ao_; o ' um. I
*tyre and torsolety T. LTTTLE * CO.. Tl 2. 2d •
it 'TORN BROOMS-110 dos ':ei.tborik
V o l "'" • ',I ib , a "carT a ' r rot tiltil:v°, l T\
4
ERTILIZING.
' , 100 bbls. Bone Dart E r
ne' AN no' mood; •
i t r i lu r l' a il dlpt4poohl ' •
;2 - do Amon.? urdiao. II: edo by
0r2.1 \ , ' JAtatts WARDROP.
1,19 PIGS LEAD in 'gore - nod to nric;
4 MT 0010 LT ' ALEXANDEIt GOADON,
tIOOD,TBA AND A CLEAN CROSS .
VI —Whet • luu end bother the Trade Are midair
\ about the whence latat
gaod ufiz '
er fara i ly„/.... P e
At i i
tg - Virad w i gr Tier Stout eremitic oppodre tterr story
bathe Mother IbrAtur acepraeodatiorrwrtleme who petroru
t tie roo• rn Superior Tee, 5 0 e
°""'a
AIM T arlWrge
&M A bleed Quarter for Tro„ Iperst skle of Dl.'d.
XNelrfOßt SALE Or BRIDGE STOCE
TRB 3S.E.ROTIArr lITCHANVE—Ur Thruway (
rein. April 1,11, 0t.73w o clerk. will he rohle by
1.6 e . imam* mre nue:eater of hirt.Arsbelle
ehsprioluuoesh /WAS. Colf\r"Y Awe.
MUSIC--American quactnlte;
isom Elam #911136 k 1.., •
DY ' m at c Goethe;
Uhebtur Camp i.4
Ate -ini et/Aht 'herr el , ,elr.r .d *. k4 th.r 173.
.' l9
uppras--so,ooo lbs. in st.cire
111•• Naito , • ..lEallla 'DICKEY &
- o — fr.mC--407eac to arifto for Oslo
, fl os v LSAIAIT DICKEY CO.
,
rilatYA'Pla:lsl . Ll.67 \ /tacks to arrive - for Nate
j _JP by 1 Va - b111. , - . ... • ISAIAITICCHArk CO.i.
sV c r ar it o b . y
oLEs--ior , Btoi
CV
doled condiamq.l. *, \ IS/
)fur saki loii' to
t A\
) a DICKEY & CO.
\. ~ \:
AMUSEME
big:4ll.4,ttgirlrattyge?.Nx'wla, P°lgt*
• DI '°NW. H L.•
GgRMANIA
\ •
- irusicALL:soaTET - 1. •
,
TWENTY: FA R PER4'.O
atrz ll3lEll,9, •
•• • ••• • • • • i- •
G. •
rand - Vocal and ipstruniental Comm .
Wednesday Evenink, April 26, 1854,. •
A3313T3b11Z
M'LLE CAROLINE LE*Nikr, Voeslu
• . ( tloo will on. . I n Pfirt-g) .
MB. CARL ZERIL3II.N. fUrrorn
MR. .lOACIIIM BUHULZ, oatr
41a,ralln
11111.1YALMETZli
• _ _
Rod 1414.. P.
, 11"rB000iol Concer t to tab. plow at T
LAWS °mouton 18111.1. T itiroolog,
. •
-. • • • Pll.oo4tAitllE
.
.
1. Grand Orortare to ' . )t0rth0." , .......
3..Wolts—.Krolla 801 l
S. &halo Ihno BYmPho.T No. Sin C 3 , 11
.4. Arta (tom " tom
Robert." Ca dlt oils,: ..
MUNI/ BY Arum C:
S. Tonotto frost,"Att la._ .."
For It lions, Marionette sod .
trerlbrzooll sr •
• w. AIXTICK J. BCIIIILZ, sad TIL
3. t dowel Os the moot favorite Thema
he "Danotttor of the Reghnout,'!.....
• wi th Solo. for dlffetent Instratoont;
- wart szcosti.
.7. (First thno)—Orand Overture , * .Tax.
and der baeugarkned Hof Wartburg:
8: Sole kr !data, nom pamod and horianned
9. Yloeenm • °any igitILAILY. • •
Sung CAROLINE LEM
11. Plolpooket
12 Wf reQUett}—UMPF•
lignickets at Illftramatoeubb.:' Bleared P
Th i n nte each: for de at Jr: Kixturn.oB
.r s ilTiti=g=al:7ll9 H V..
•• • duals sold at the. door. .11117 - 'Vein
aL hleber'asnd at the door on the evenWr
llooes open at 7 o'oneln to commence at -
;la - An entire thaws of Preetratennetr,for thasecond (
gen nn Thuyellap night. April 27. '-'„2„'.'; 1tP2121.
AUCTION:SALES.
'M. DAV rs; Atictiorteer,
Cbonmereled 'Wes Rooms: canter Wood and 77124
*.A.SSIONES SALE :OR: COPPER ST I
ILet rap MERMIAINTS`• EXUBANCIE—On Th • • •
Imotatut. Aprll Pi o'dod will be xold without
"erre,' ler eash.•yer funds, by ,m• of Alex. Bradley,
Mimeo et lAtidueou'h OktKne hundred and
alarm Bluff Mining Campeau S • ou whieh
meta ottlftyeenia per ehara is due. P.M. DAVIS. A
VALUABLE REM: ESTATEINiIii7.
t.I:t.ABII,FBA4A,MI7O;III,2IItsi. amps. •• •
twee
Monet and - Wo%d l its.;• 'gibe mold t ,Thit 'alma
lot of =ouzl: No. 189, to the plan uflo:a iad out by •
Comestt. eltuate 011 clur Pti . an th e reddemee of
Totteo. having is front of 21 foot and - art/mans to* 1.
foot to (look st...eounoandlog a. • •• d view of the Le
•
BOOTS'AND SHOES,_.ATATCTION-O
TWesdsiiimakte, hien Zetb, at 10 o'clock, et t
omomorristrelee rooms, corner -Wood and 6th sta.,
teeests bode and stems, romprielng a very tete •
emortelenthrttietue,boye'; women . : Wow,' and chl
drene:vreer,othuMbatieble arcs farroi sod sommor
ungstr,,_ • •
.VERCILINMZekiVII TRODCCE TiioXile, •
OFEICE NO. 80
.19:ator.st„. offers Lie semi •
es for the &meatus and sale of.-.3torehandlse and •
dose and tho transaction add! baldness In his tine. •
rer to •
Mossra.D. T. Iforgan &Co. kisser& pia& . D
h • •
o kl } eh a l= " tr,7 1 1 111 ' lee a aktluct.'"
James B. Mtirra_y, Esc, I.lash•rltseltaiiise Bank, ,
• John Graham, q..iksvalstent pant ofßittakarsth;
noon & hawed, --Ittr4asslie prelosra. Sta '
of the city gencraJy.• • \ . spl7-lasd
FhRENOLI EMBROIDKRIESIn additt , . •
tti the. ertenetwe inuetrient et` robetildeetes NO/ .
itt the lest Are , dayls tee hseeeteetthls monde & e •
lot of extra flue Plumb UAW& men wreath/. the stUliMet ';
of the IWI.. , lesuUnie towel/Ift veKtiletlee. MP
Fr
ench Em LtIMI Clialbrle g • fmtulSsl4lll.l
Also. LlsueeSek Crochet ; Work. It Mtn. isultette eV -
Caller& Maltese Oollaisjoeutirettlialzetht'. .y.leeeee eet:
bueirtluete—u eleeteeametteent es hand . ". *
.SPARAtiIIS ROOTS I .lkooo eiint stni
Tiar 'sots ItetrL br: JAL ITAP.DROP.
tea
1101,D PA PEA !Ftrarrall„
.V 10,7 " 6 ° 14 . / 7. It'aTEIL MkiBIIALL\
" Ira; Wi . :Ealtyte 82 ? B net,
• o • • IN/MEI/ P. AIARHIALL. liPiCood M.
11.1EAP WA , PAPERS—rWiiidow Cur
talro.'te, Itrr HALTED P. ItARMIALL.
0. 3IOLASSE3—I2.I bble..l.rec'et
a.r !be Ws by. sTASI. J. A. RUIVIIISON A CO.
PEACHES -400 bus:Dned Pell:chef' (Qhio
halveiV , a dare and Ihr A: k A.11411.11Na.
444' • N. 114 &mad 'treat.
ILOUB=-200 bblis: extra tar salt§ INN
• p A
ACON—Ham,' Sides - end Shoulders city
!JP smoked) In don sod file mho DT 4. £ A..5!.11AM5,
I3ULK SiffEa—fo,4oo , lbo. Bulk Sides for
.pl 9 .A. ld MaIIANS:II4. 24 it. \
NILAPLE 110LASSE&—I,warrante(1
Purifee aelabi . • TAVILLY PAXTuN,
eP •\ . • • Yameir • Oanomea.l.lberty Meet.
irgiAMRAPagE Wigt•-S0 baaketa of my
) o
I.w A
n brand and tm • ipw a tatind ree
L d and ado by
eal7 • ' .CO in amel lbe y
4t. FULL stook of -choice Brandies &'Winos!
'ups wlsuntl7.o , l lanaand
.
lIGABS-100,000.. Havalus,v Regalift and I
Prinelpei 04taric(imiids idsis for ulib
t. I.A . LK . B II.. R2 b C r O . FFEr .O3 011 haf t l&trl d
500
•11.11
. ego .No.lLard for sale' by
spla .7.. k W. RNA. :4 Water street•
01,AfAES-41 bbls. N.' O. Molaiscs fo
Dab kr. 800 - J. &W. BEA.7i list. ? .s.
mutt Co wiIITE PIER for rale by
s
QCIENTIFIO DISCOVERY—Aim aal or s
e er
ee Dhancer f , or the Ymi r Wade in Feimicei
and cicieni. eihtbitiew the mod t \
miPmeencina In mechanics, am, worst
Orophii.„Vieniletry. rronninr, Acirw
•e7vi
D. 1, 1 71 %.u1.741•47'11:10,`"•=1: C 61% L.i — 1 i
POINDEXTER, General Moreton
ithe flinacc and Conimindon Merchant. le r
stmt. and 11.Slieconif street. Pituntirgit: ap3).i ani itelt
TTTEIV-R, kbla, fresh Rolljuat reel and,
an sale. by &jab ".U YQ. COLLIN&
EOl S-6 bid& io good condition just reed
and se sate b • • ' /Min /r- COLLIN& -•
.111/10LASSES2 Wale.' Maple reed am!. i
4.TA- 6r ado bl , aplS _ umr ta,cowNa.
pR.OPLIPE.-- 1 1(Krbue.:
iN Rod Rato 6 ;
•
dosaaQ
do stwelid. reek-and
for br styli TON soNswasnx a MUKPII,Y.
AtittiffP.,4-10.bis. Underwood'!
Mk* Netibure• er • •
0 blit—Uudoro:ooV(otoLibioo os Ireteitun
la - . al • do x uggl. ,1 Ptg
CIO do Ifata[/BJmK
.
Bd o • • 40. ithentent.2Etivedf(oolpool!a.
s ' l • 64l4 '• Vh° !' "ni. " 4 74. 1olViii irte*
-111 - (HAVES t , - 14 4.
. ~gw'.1.,0414y of Alexan-
I "deem FM °lova , : 41110 ottani wide ol Mit slant curd
-4„.„l6Dovjt opined ►st CFRETZWa t 7 1 1 Wood 0 --, r'
E-. ...• . .. •.-, - .i'• •..'.: ; ...".%,, -'.
:! . ..;%7&4,loo:kkiiiiker ,
, ,- • • . '... ~ . ~., ..... . _
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