The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, February 17, 1855, Image 3

JDEPABTKEHT.
! PITTSBURGH!:
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 17,1855.
The Bard Tuns.—lsrael Petti bo kz’s Reke
dy.—Measures of retrenchment? aud econguy
are Admitted to be much needed at the present
time.' We hate got on too high a scale of busi
ness-enterprise, and 100 low & scale of business
morals. jßetrenchmebt of expenses, at least for
ft whiles affords our only hope of relief, end oar
only meins of restoring prosperity.
: Israel iPettibone iras an excellent chorister,
bat he did, once in a while, pitch tone too
high; ftQ{] then prodigious the straining and
screeching in the church, all designed to .sustain
his credit. Bat Mr. Pettibono himself bad al—
ways the|discernment to perceive, from the out
let.that it would not go, orif It did, that it would
not pay, j in other words, that.it was worse than
no singing at all. So bis way was, to stop, and
give .ft'triemendoos ii ahrml' f partly as an ac
knowledgement of his error, and partly as a
means of.suspending the prevalent discord^-of
the assembly. Then he trouTl toko the pitch a
Utile lower and the singing would go on right to
a semiquaver. , . •
Providence has indicated the necessity of re
<'trenebment, by the recurrence of wide-spread
embarrassments,the palpable, consequence of un
wise and | unnecessary expenditures. Th'e reme
dy proposed has theae-qualities to recommend
it it wtilieasc off the inconvenientpressnre now
felt from jpaat imprudence; it wiU prevent their
recurrence and is the .only thing'that will give
relief.' And farther, it will give protcctionrto
public morals and social enjoyment, which are
always endangered by prodigal and luxurious
/expenditures.
Bat the difficulty is in applying, tho remedy*
~ Where uhbU I t begin and how far shall itoxtendf
It should jbegin where the expenditure has been
injudicious or'excessive, and should cover the
whole ground. Needless self indulgence should,
by the dictates of morals and honor, be the first
point' to Submit to reduction. The self indul
gence of one lies- in furs, silks and velvets.—'
These ftrUelcs, in order fully to stimulate and
gratify U*© vanity, must not only be what they
*' are intrinsically, but also, in forms and hues,
must conform to the variablo and capricious de
mands of fashion.' Such submission to the nn
• ..inpwh superiors, l , in the'oligarchy of the beau
is; folly and pitiful pusilanimity. Very
-' nervous nfeoplo axh irritated sometimes, by any
contioueclmo&oionous sounds; some cannot bear
- to touch velvet or any .similar substance. Who
•- knows-vrijot proportional the derangements, dis
sipation sJid suicideSj.Qinong the nominally rich
aim really fashionable, maybe attributable to
the ceaseless rustic of silks and the touch of ten
--dollar velvets in their households.
Calico w the eurt.
The personal Indulgence of another consists of
what he calls "a good -segar.” Now, although
a good segar is ft good thing, we do not think it
worth speaking of in connection with the embar
rassments! of our city and the country generally.
But if half a million of men use half a dozen
good aegars a piece, on every day of the year,
the thing! does not all end in smoke. If you
smoke, eft? three segars a day, instead of thosp
which coat five cents, use thoso that cost one
cent. Figure it np, algebraically or arithmetic
colly, it is a saving of twelve cents a day, or
over $4O per annum—saved literally out of tho
fire, {6—l|)x3=l2; and 365r12=543.80.' Say
five hundred smokers of five .cent segsrs in this
ulty. substitute one cent segars, there is a saving
of $21,900 in one year. —"
In the matter of strong drink, men .are most
self-indulgent . It.is a wrymoderate calculation
to say. that in this city and vicinity notiess than
4000 menjdatiy expend ten cents each for intox
icating per dlem=sl46,ooo per
annum." If thalictJ were fully known, that en
ormous sum we have no doubt would be doubled.
The self indulgence or’some consists in
latiou. . Legitimate business being too slow or
too tame a process. for accumulating, wealth.—
There seems. to be an excitement, perhaps a
pleasure, jiu stretching the credit-to its utmost
capacity, an excitement like that which accom-
other voluntary hazard. The “make
a spoon ot spoiLn horn, 7 * polioy eeems-io be the
stirring spirit of speculation. Betrenchment is
the remedy. *Be content with legitimate busi
ness and moderate gains.
Let us tike honest Israel Pettibone toko a tittle
lower pitch. Then we shall have less straining,
and more ease, and better music, all round...
The Allegheny Costplaikt Book. —The citi
~xens of Allegheny are beginning to avail them
selves of this new institution. The following arc
a specimen of the-.complaints already entered.
We might &dd that all have been attended to by
High Constable Scott..
Complaint that a dog owned~by a person who
lives in the engine boose, corner-of Anderson
and Lscbck streets attacks passers by, and is a
■ •-•••
-• That a {dead hog lies in front of M. M'Oonl
gle's house, East Commons. It was placed there,
complainant is informed, by the owner of the
Star Bakery, Ohio street. * i
That there is a dangerous hole in the O. & P.
B. B. bridge, which ought to be closed!
:Th'at two wells oh the property of ffm. Lyons,
on Federal street,-above* Hemlock of
water, ami not covered over, and endangoring
the lives of children in the neighborhood.
Accident to Tin* Botleb Stage.—On Friday
tbe 9lh inpt, os the Btagocooch rnunuig between
this city obd Batler wag passing the mill of Mr.
Shaw, on |tbe Plank- Road, tbe bones became
frightened and began rearing, so that tbe coach
was overturned and tambled down a book sever
al feet high. Tbe stage fell on its side and struct
a post which ran through it between tbe back and
middle sfat. A number of passengers were
aboard, but fortunately no one was hurt, eicejt
one man, who was seTerely but not dangerously
injured. | c
SctT_Foi Damages.—A capias was issued yes
terday by jtbe Protbonotary, on oath of : Bridget
Kamor/ against J. K. Moorhead and others, own
ers of Uie steamboat Jrjferton. This is a so|t for
damages sustained by Mrs. Kainor by the kill
ing of her I husband on board the Jtfjertcn.
We understand a Grand National Ball is to be
given 4it Lafayette Hall on the evening of Febru
ary 22d. {lt will no doubt .be a pleasant affair,
and will bis participated in by a large number of
the Jorersj of the mazy dance.’
Comers Arrived. —Tbe Sheriff of Clarion
arrived initios city on Thursday with a convict,
who was immediately placed in the Western Pen
itentiary. i The Sheriff of Brio county on the
same day placed five oonviets under Major Beck
ham’s charge.
THErT.-j-Justice Cmitb, of Manchester, yes
terday committed to jail a man named Frederick
Fonkentz, 1 charged on bath of Frederick Feld
bush with,‘Hh eft and breaking locks.”
. Tbs protracted meeting at Asbury Chapel, Gth
Ward, Bey. J. D. Knox pastor, still continues.—
" This is the sixth week of its duration and about
fifty persons have become members.
Omt readers will excuse the wont of local in
telligence in to-day’s paper. Stones don’t yield
oil, and news can’t be given when there isn’t
any* ! ,
We would call the attention of readers to the
catalogue of valnablo Books to bo sold this even
ing, at 7 o’clock, at Davis’ Auction Booms.
Mmmit FaosT yesterday conveyed' Edward
Bwaiey to'Ms new quarters in the Western Peni
tentiary. j .
. Appointment.— lliram Callow, Esq., has re
ceived the! appointment of Aid to the Governor,
Vith the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.
, Tag DisDict Court and Court of Common Pleas
were in’session. The cases on trial were of no
pobllc Interest
.Four hundred emigrants will leave thia city
for Kansas about the first of March.
'Moei Sbow.—Snow was falling all day yes-;
tordayr The Melting is much improved.
Tbe Orphans Court will be in session to-day.
,Tbe alarm of fire last evening was false.
\F^ AP—W© have for sale a small
T - 10 of which are cleared, with a new
«autanUal nit fooew. 7 nils high.
In* healthy location
«o<x» water. Pric*
*3to, ?o?tvrmaae, am.lt Ert*t*of
• ja3P • ; B.CUTHBERT A SON,*I4O, 3d St. :
DOR SALE An excellent Frame House
t 1 aqdLrtco at a very law
m*. Enquire of jo-O-tf -thos. woona.75,4ih*T
REMEDIES—AyeVa Cherry Pec
- WiStr** Balsam of Wild Cherry;
iSsSlfe. d “te-. L Krss*" 4 te ..
Seiler's •do . do.
DULE PORK—2O,OOO lbs. Bulk Pork for
XJ » M ii CT n.
BEESWAX— Ihhd.sovr landing from S.B.
-Jrewsttfetsateby miAtf PICKKT .frCQ.
T' AS jp BCOMMiNUS A HAY, h*v*
l.i al'y" onbiKijAUrgß a—orlnuatof
them, Eft, Ae. Thsywould cwpoctfuliy mlldt the lUts
jureharere. At thatr store. anmf Diamond and
QBVBNTY-FIVE CENTS—Ladies can have
?6<U. perpalr.at
:UAMOOR&BEJ*i ** be wishes toelnea out his stock.-To
ladtea whftbAV* wora this make • tb*y will owl donmid
nendatios tboMvhpUATAootwmti* with them
on. trial.' Pali won atlg oortur of Diamond.
gQOTLS.LINSI
IEDOIL for sale by
. ' • ; J. B. OANPfKU).
■VfEWi HAMS, Shoulders and Tongues fo
ivi saI*aiJUWS;PATTI IN Dia’d, PUti
burgh, rail federal a; Aiteghsay. - jaSS
BEANS —5 bble Small White Be a
sal* hr Jala JAAMeLAU U
BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESSIONAL.
WaseinotusvCity, Feb. 16.
Senate. —This is Private “Bill day. Sir. Ma
son from tho Committee on Foreign Relations re
ported back the Hoose hill remodeling the Dip
lomatic and Consnlar system of the United
Slates. .
IJoosh. —The House went iuto Committee on
the Mail Steamer Appropriation Bill, Mr. Old’s
amendment pending.'
Mr. Kerr advocated the amendment in a
speech of somo-length, urging its necessity, and
oulogizing tho Lino os a credit to the country.
Mr. Breckenridgo opposed it, having refused
to perform the service for $lO,OOO per trip,
whereas the Collins Lino is now paid $30,000
and upwards.
The. debate was further continued at seme
length by- Messrs. Lyon, Yates, Washburn of
Maine and Catting in iavor~of the amendment
and Mr. Smith and others in opposition. Tho
amendment was then agreed to.
The Committee then roso hut without farther
action on’the Bill the House adjourned.
Baltimore, Feb. 15. —New Orleans papers of
Sanday are received with 18 mail 3 from St.
Louis.
• J. B. Sergeant, chief Engineer of the Harlem
Railroad, who arrived at Baltimore from Wash
ington yesterday has mysteriously disappeared.
He had been ill, and much anxiety is felt by his
friends hero.
President Pierce will veto tho Spoliation Bill
and probably the Lient. General resolution.
It Is thought that the Senate will vote to give
six months notice to Mr. Collins to terminate the
mail contract
Baltimore Cattle Market—The offerings were
750 head; 260 <Jf which driven eastward,
and 330 sold at prices ranging from $4 to $5,25.
Hogs, 4,000 head offered and nearly all,sold at
$7058,50 per 100 lbs.
Boston, Feb. 16.—A meeting was held by the
Board of Overseers of the Harvard University
yesterday afternoon, Gov. Gardiner in the chair.
Tho nomination of Judge Loring as law teacher
In the University, was submitted for approval and
without debate the vote was taken, yeas 10, nays
20. This action was taken in consequence of
Loring's acting as commissioner in tho rendition
of Burns, and in view of somo foreshadows of
his removal from tho Judgeship by the Legisla
ture.
New York, Feb. 16.—The steamer Conned hut
left Norwich on Tuesday evening and put into
Huntingdon Bay, Long Island, on Wednesday,
where-she remained at the last accounts, detain
ed by ice. Several passengers, left there on
Thursday and arrived here this morning. The
Commodore left Stonington on Tuesday night,
and was seen on Wednesday night off Sandy
Point; she remainod in tho ioc apparently in a
disabled condition. - Both boats, it-is supposed,
were short of fuel and provisions.
Washington Ciny Feb. 16.— Senator Shields
publishes a note in this morning's Intelligencer,
stating that Judge Douglas and other colleagues
lathe House, all exerted themselves to promoto
hi^je-election, and ore os much disappointed at
as himself. The Union charges tho
Intelligencer with an effort to breed til-blood!
\bctween Shields and Douglas by the recent pub
lication. : .■
Boston, Feb. 16.—There has been a sovero
freshet in the lower counties in New Hampshire.
Tho Weare and Exeter Railroad Bridge was car
ried away, and several culverts of the Boston
and Mairie Road were destroyed, causing an in
terruption of travel.
New York, Feb. 15.—The brig Rash from
Cardenas, with molasses, while at anchor off the
Battery lost night was out through by the ice
-and sunk almost Immediately. Two men were
drowned; the rest of the crew escaped in boats.
New York, Feb. 16. — A private dispatch
tram London dated Saturday,'says that Lord
Bussell’s resignation was owing to Lord Aber
deen's refusal to recaßLord Baglau.. Lord Pal
merston coincides with Lord Russell and refuses
to accept office without the Qaeen’s assent to
Raglan's recall.
Boston, Feb. 16.—The .Asia 'arrived about 11
o’clock yesterday morning. Her mails wero dis
patched in the’ afternoon trains.
Aldant, Feb. 16.— Another respite for 3 weeks
has been gr&ntaPPhelps who was to have been
hong tliis morning.
New York, Feb. 16.—Cotton unsettled; sales
1000 bales; N. 0. middling BJ. Flour dull;
sales 400 bbls. good Ohio at §8,50059. South
ern easier Lot not quolably 1 lower: sales 1500
bbls. Corn doll with declining tendency; sales
20,000 bushrWeatern mixed at 9S(S)SI. Pork a
trifle lower; sales 1600 bbls. at $12,75 for old
mess for new. Beef a trifle
higher; country mess $8,62011; repacked Chi
cago $14,25015. Whiskey, Ohio 330331. —
Coffee, Rio firmer; rales 10U0 bags at 910101.
Sugars and Molasses steady. Linseed Oil firm
at Stocks lower. Money plenty.—
Missouri.sixes94; Cumberland B 60,351; N. Y.
Central 94 J, Erie 45}; Reading ,761; Virginia
sixes 95£.
Cincinnati, Feb. IC.—Flour $5,16@58,20. —
Whiskey 26J. Provisions firm but quiet; no
change in prices. CJoverseed, $G,7G(a)$7.
Tbe river has fallen IS inches; weather mild
and pleasant. The ice is running out.
The Celebrated American Horse Powder
JL Ckrtats a, fktfc, Npmfyaad Efettuai Qtrt/or Ditto, Ditto**
O J>o* Cbagfu, Tdlom Water. Lou (if Jppttito, Dqprzs
_____ turn iff .Spoils, tie.
XHE Proprietor of tho abovo Powder take
great pleasoreln calling toot attention to An artiel*
a excels anything of the kind ever offured fbr pal>li«
•anetiou And CAtroaAge.
It httgtood tb« teat-ofnAor 7«r** *Tpffr!«aem, aa<) it
x» trifling humbug cot up aj Amooey mAkJogtrh«ts<s but
AO Artld* tubstAOtlAilr ADd'&ithftlirr prtp«risl, eompOMd
eotimrofncbremedletu hAT«been ftmud br pr»eticw}
«xpetitme« to be volUAbie Jbr the cure of tbe ulmask for
which It it recommended.
It tbould be in tbe iiAudt ofertrj Ptnner, Fsrrier mod
PrArmto. No owner of borer* tbould be without It. It
wili ears. If need properly end in time, the liTMofjnanr
taloaU* Animtlt.
We uk 70U but to try It. Confident of Id ntlUtr. we
deem it ssneocatgry to enter 16to any lensthy detailt of
its virtues, but mpectfoliy submit It for the pwtronace ot
AdlNrarnlng public. Alto— .
The Celebrated American Cow Powder,
A A'e*> and TaluehU Disamry, Warrantod In Ckrc Iloilo w
' Horn and UAtr Diteaau tnetdait to Homed OztiU.
Notwithstanding tbe numerous eompoundt which e
daily offered under tbe name oftped&es, yet there hat loos
bean wanted a preparation that would ensure a nfe and
effectual core or the many illvaeii to which every horned
animal if subject. The object of tbe present oue, contain
ing ingredients of the most TilaabU description, It to en
able all those who may own cattle afflicted with disease, to
obtain a Medidne unsurpassed byany etber ever offered.
It scorn position is entirely different Ana tbe Horse Powder
h-l"C a?tapi»«l «nrp——if hmmarl animala and their di*.
It is unnatural And tneotaistont to administer
t «to both spades toe the cure of entirely different
dlseaea Whatmaybo valoabie as a remedy la one in
stance, is entirely Inactive and useless In the other. We
have, ibsrefbro, prepared two remedies of distmilar natures,
which we warrant to eradlcata the diseases ior which they
are recommended. -
Use this article ossa, and we vanturs to say yon will not
be without it after.-- -
ItbasbeentriedbymanTlßfellegent Bnogs through
out the United States, ana universally Elvenue hiabest
degree of satisfaction. Prepared oniyby
JOHN K. WjUINE, Druggist,
South-West corner of4lb and vine its, Philadelphia.
ESJieepectahle Storekeepers (and Druggists wanted to
act as Agents. mhZI-lywT
FIX) the Honorable the Judges of tho Court
: I of General Quarter Sessions of the Peaec, in and let
the County of Aiferfioof.
: The petition of Jsmee Neeley, of iSfcCandlws Township,
,is the county aforesaid, homblr showetb. That
yncr petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation oftravelenand others, at bis dwelling
bouse in said Tp4 and prays that your Honors will be
Pleased to grant him a license to keep a public bouse of en
tertainment. And your petitioner, as in doty bound, will
«w»W»y. - ' JAMRb NKKLKY.
We tho rubserlber*, citizens of the’townshipaibresaid, do
certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
houestyaudtemperanee.and is well provided with bouse
room-and eonvenienos for the acoonunodation and lodging
of strahgvrs and travelers, and that said tavern Is neces>
Sa jTg*TT«r, P. Mocser, B. fiarvsr. Geo. Wright, W. Mo-
Kinney, W.McKiuner, J, Greamer, John Pierce, M. W.
WalUct, B. ITerce, V. Morrison, P. fiarvsr. feli-otw*r
Orplians’ :
JN'pursnanco of on order issuing out of the
Orphans' Court. In and tor the county of Allegheny,
1 be offsrad tor sale tho following described premises,
the estate of John Curt, dee'd, onxUUKSUAY, r«b.X!d,
18S5. on the premises, at the hour of 12 o’clock. M„ ric—
AU tie undivided two-tblrds of that certain tract of land
situated lo MUHin Township, and countvaforesaid, bound
ed by ths Slouoogahela river, lands of Jamss O'Neal, Jas.
Thomas Scott and others, containing. 235
arreicrialnalJr/JUt of whlehhasbeen sold[about 10oM
30 aens of which Is full of sand from ths depth of 4 to 10
fmet, the value of which Is almost beyond esttmatfoo. as it
'ls the soures from which AlltheGlaa* Manufactories along
thexaid river are supplied, epnseauently mMmi coo*
tiouoasand Increasing demand ter the artlde. euty
acres or tbereabonU ia bottom land of ths best ijoali ty:
about 200 rods fronts on tbe Monoogahsla river, tbs
whole length of which tbere.ls deep water ami a good
landing for loading *oaL any amount of -which lies back
of said premises, and will have to come throuab It to get
to market, thereby making tbe right of way through said
Rroperty aTsiuatd*right. There lseoJ and tinfer ou
sufflarot for the use of the premises.
dwelling bouse and barn erected thereon, withotberout
buildisgs. . ,
Terms of sale favorable to purchasers, and will be made
known nn tbe day of sale, for 'further Particulars, eu
-3o lre cf JB. D. CURJIT. on the premises, who own* the un-
Ivlded one-third of tbe premiss*. •pfdAdm torellaad
convey his inteiWt at the same time, JAMBS BNOUGKABS,
who lives joining the premise*- or the subscriber.
fSwUMf ” g JOHN B. MeKLIirXNY. Adm r.
- To Hillers ahd Hill Owners
la Htrur, Allrgbtnjr and Washington Counties,
Can Buckvheai Flour It made cm White as Wheotf
YOUR attention ia invited to tbe cx&minar
Uon or Important Improvement* in tbe prep
aration of stone* itr hailing and elea&lng ' tmek
wb«at, and ‘tor scouring ana cleaning Wheat and
Bye; sod also la Iks drees of mIU-stonrt. These Im
provements are cheap and eeoDomlraL . Ths gearing Is
simple, and used* but little power to drive It. Buckwheat
flour can tm made by-them aa white as the finest Wheat
■tour. *n«l entirely fresfrom dirt. Thssufecrl
iwri un uoi >nk yoa tn enter upon any uncertain or expen
sitescheme*iifajp*yitu*nL Tbs itnprovsmeuts bavebsca
thOTCTighiy trefsd, can be readily underitood. easily
put la opnatfoa and kept In ordsr. and save time
lno| terinEt»*mtoyon,thesubeezibersdo
wirittth* guarantee* that If. on a fhlr trial of tb* Jo
provementa, you eaanot make bet Ur VlotJ than you bar*
erermsdeor msq by any other yrpmt, they will
chargs nothing and reaoT# tbaMarhlo* kt their own ax
p*2y, .
Thre* ImnroTUExeat* rosy be seen in operation In J. C.
Shaw e MUfo. Pioeavove. Mercer and West UreeuriUc,
Hereof County. .
Sampte* of flour and UuUed Buckwheat may be seen at
Messrs, toean, Wilson g Hardware Store, FltUborcb.
for torthsr wurtteolare. address tbe subscribers st Wolf
Creek,.MerecrCo-, wh* m prepared to mU lights tor
Mills or Township* in the above Counties.
. ~~JAMES. C. SHAW,
JaT-2mwT._ w UUBT.&URAN.
: (WashiDgtoa Reporter copy l month.) •
XiORN —500 bos, i& ear and 200 bus. ahell
%J fcr sal* by ; . J. AW. BBA, 74 Water «t.-
limiTE CORN MEAt -100 bbl«; patent
IT.iw *uj. « d *Sv% l sJswi?!!*"- ta
«tm,oaft>rnist)r D. w. UE £^nn,oo.'.
Ja26> • V 3 Em*fro?tst.-
COMMERCIAL.
COMMITTEE OP ARBITRATION, FOR FEBSVJRT.—
W. 11. Smith, V. P.—Gcoso* Buck, J. M. Courts, C. W
KuTlvaos. W. B. Esulish.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Omcz Pm.it.evan Qaitttx, t
Saturday Morning, Feliruary IC, 1300./
FLoUK—no sales reported; tales from star*, of 14 bids.
Rye Flour at *7,C5.
GRAIN —al depot of 300 tins Shelled Corn at HO.aiid
luO do. &t Hi. from store.
WHISKEY'—duII : » sale of 14 LbU. Rectified at3X
META L—a <t*J*of2X> toss Anthracite No. 3 Pig Mrtal at
533, six liioi.
BUTTER—fates of 40 and 1C kgs. Packed and 10 Uhls. do.
at 11 ct*. cash.
CHEESE—demand light; salesof 25 bis. Western Re
serve at 10.
ASHES—salea of locks. Imported S»la Ash nt 3'o. four
isos.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
The weather ha* again become cold, aud yesterday It
was enowlug lightly. Rut little lee had .yet come from
a boro ths dams, on the Monong&hela, and the Allegheny
£a?e so Indications of a rise, the ion being as fast as ever.
The rain with which we were visited on Tuesday did not
ruorh far to tho North of us.
There was, on Thursday, acores ofira at Rhousetown ;
but it save way yesterday, and the Hirer was clear to Bea
rer—and probably below.
P. a.— At 5 o'clock last evening the Hirer was rising rap
idly. with d l , feet in the chaunel.'and word was received
that Ihe'ice was coming out oflhe Monongaheta, baring
already, pot below M'Kecspoit. A big Hirer is now ex
pected, and we anticipate hoaxing, to-day, of prnch Injury
done to coai beats lo the pools.
The River beloyy u • is dear, as far a* heard from, but
there l» no nig^-ofmovement in the Allegheny.
The Pennsylvania came up to the wharf on Thursday,
from Urunot's Island, where aho had been aground. The
11. T. Y eat man. In endeavoring to follow her, was thrown
by the ieo on to the Manchester shore, 'tho pressure of
which Ihrooda hole in her hull which sent her to the bot
tom. She had on board. J®£» tons pig metal, betide an as
sorted cargo of dried fruit, feathers, Ac. Her outside
guard Is under water. KlTorts Are making to save her, hut
a* sho lies In a ripple,where the ico will have a full sweep at
her. there is but little hope of success. She is Insured in
the Western for V>,ooo, but wo could not learn whether
there was any insnranoe on her cargo.
Sau nr Stock.—On Thursday evening the following
Btocks were sold at Merchants’Exchange—o sham Pitts.
Trait Go. at and 25 do. Citizens' Deposit Bank at
£>o,oo.
ScsrjiMsioxa.—The farnace of Messrs. Himes, Curran A
nimes, at Margaretta, York county Pa. suspended opera,
tlons last week. The foundry of Messrs. Wolf A Go. in
Wrlghtvllle, had also stopped. Bo says the WrlghtTlllo
Star. *
Tho earnings of the Clare land A Pittsburgh Railroad for
January 1555,are $31,230 29. For January 1&4, $20.&>9
*B. Increase £10,390 M.
The Insurance Companies that haro been doing business
on the bakes have just held a convention at Bndalo, and
htTt voted to ralso the rates of Lake Insurance, and on
freights from 20 to 00 V cent, above the prices oflaat year.
Bail Teasels are to be charged from 7 to 9)4 V cent, on their
value. Steam vessels, from Sto 11 cent. Y* year.
There is a much needed and judicious movement among
our jobbers to reduce the tern, of credit given to country
dealers. One of the loading Silk bouses in Broadway has
taken the initiative step, and haT« adopted the rule of giv
ing only six and eight mouths* credit, 'taking notes par
able at Back. The evil of long credits has long been felt
by our jobbers as one cf the moat dangerous elements In
tne Dry Goods btudnta. Philadelphia! aud Boston have -
suffered severely from granting raehiredite.ln order to at
tract trade from N»r lork.*nd our jobbers appear now fut
Ir awake to the necessity ©f avoiding a like fate. If oar
sister cities like twelve mouths’ trade, our opialon Is that
the policy of Now York is to let them enjoy itnndlstnrted.
There are yet but fe# huyersjn towo. and their purchases
are comparatively light We presume the business of Jan
uary and February, as far as Dry Goods sro concerned, is
sot more than one-half wbat>lt was last year in the same
mouths. The slocksortiurjobber*. although equally well
assorted as last year, are not probably, much more than
one-half as large, and the same remark applies to Import
ers. Thvre will be certainly, this Spring, a healthy ran
traction of trade, giving buyers an opportunity to makw
collections asdlpay off old liabilities.—[N. Y. Tnb.
Br. Loots Hum. Feb, 13.—Boats are coming tup from
Cairo after a lon c’abseuoc,, and some of [the cargoes are
much needed. Groceries will soon be In demand, and the
stock on band W small tor the season.
Hemp has taxon a start,'and goes off at a decline: *lOO
U the highest figure for prime undressed. A thousand
bbls. ofcltr Flour was taken for the East on private terms.
Two lots of Wheat were 11X00*011I.GS round. There is but
one lot now on the market, a choice article, for which <1 J&
Is asked. Lard has an advancing tendency. Mess Dork
<jniet.—( Intel. ~
The hoik of the dismantled steamer Clnrinnatus was
sunk this morning, at four o’clock by the heavy ico—a
huge e*ke striking her alt of the wheel-house, cutting
through her timbers. She went down rapidly, and nnw
lies at the foot of Ludlow street, with the water over her
guards, from the stem to the forward hatch. Bln* was
loaded with 3000 bbls of pork, beafi lardand a small lot of
furniture, on account of a Boston house: all Of which, we
are Informed, Is insured in that dty. Tbs principal por
tion of her cargo will be savwLand a large number of labor
ers are engaged la fishing Hoot,. The bulk Is owned by
Capt. ILAtJoom and others. Their kwe on the Urge and
trip is estimated at£3£oQ- - No other boats at the loree
were Injured by the ice,—[Gin. Cum.
lot—Large quantities offioatlng ice came down the Riv
cr yesterday.Vßore in quantity than on any other day
since the gorge brake. Jt is sappoerd that the te» In the
Illinois River has broken up. as also that in the Mississip
pi ahoretbe month ofthe Illinois. Should this weather
continue, navigation in the upper Rivers will soooberr
s tuned. —TStoLouistßepub. 13th.
BtiTik on 4 nnmgitn/Mfi.—
ingnfthe Board of Directors or the Baltimore and Ohk>
Haßzoadwu held yesterday, when the revrotw for the
past month of January was reported as follows :
Main Stem. ... Wash. Br. Totals.
JA 72 40 *05,403 12
For Freight ...290203 94 9.000 3! 305,224 25
$330,023 60 $34,663 T 1 $3T0.t37 JJ
r£%S& T^SR3BSSy'SfiS!L,S? !i r ' rahra -
Thcr»wM»oiocT«?Mwltlfiimni*ti>a*T for Balk W**t.
fi>r tbe Ihtfßbarch m&rket. tad stir* Vera mtda to tha «-
tgnt »tya.K Thy marlut mullet
srr firm cJr th* Hojr prodocu.—fClo?UfcsTirodnrwUy.
Tsi RiTra.— I pi* Hirer »u ridng Terr fast At thLi point
TMerday. It hAd riArp-Abrat lhr«» tact In tb* twentr
four boor* endingd odoek last «»*nl»jr. tfix feat want )•
tba reported depth to Cairo.—f Ht. Louts llepuh. Hth.
TbeleewasninDinelwaTier Isft nlsht. but kept Uu>
main channel, and did so la I ary to the boats At the la*e«
Tb* River eame to a stand at noon. and was receding ek>«-
ly at daifc. It eammeneod moving at 6p. It. ami contin
ued until midnight— [C3o. Coo. (
TuMuKouulUTnL-Bra.dljpatriine*irB<l yastenlay.
we leant that the MUaaurt, at Jefersno, has risen Are feet
sloe* fcaturdar.aoilU still rising. with no lee io the chan
oel.—lSt. touts Kepult Hth
Tax Emm.—The treat the wharf below the mouth cf
B*argra« eveek has girra way, but abovwtt nrmtlnue gor
ged. Some of the gorge opposite JeffmourlUs gar# way
about noon yeeterday.cauring a treiueudous ratUlnaa
mnng the Baiboata. Ttw.tUamboaU at ths wharf have
taken ebelUr from it.
TbeßlTeruptolartereniDghadrlsetk altogether about
Hi Inrhssat tbe wbarf, and,at Portland about Uireo tost.—
All the boats that harebsri) aground there are again
afloat. The Pnkr. statesman, and U. H. Mall came up
through the caoatlaetevculnir.and Uodrd at the wharf
to await tbe breaking op of the gorges above this.
.. . —{U>ui*»H!e Jour. Wednesday.
IMPORTS BT RAILROAD.
Omo A3T> l*rrsivLVA.Tu Rajuioap— .l2 hogs. 45 calves, sy
rare rattle. 2 do bones. 127 bbteapplsa. 2 rolls leather. 16
dox broom*. 20 bble butter, 4 Uo eggs, 41 aks elorerreed. »
bids fbceso, 6 bxs do. 32 bis hay, owners 615 bus oats. O J
Noble 10 kgs lanl. 0 bide butter,ldo nork.east; 13kgs lard
Robison k co; 2 bble pots, IV Cnopor A co; 3S bdlspapsr, J|.
hbrr%46 do, t* Haddlor. 4 bbUhomiar, 01ms meal, W A Me
Clare 37 doi brooms. C Made: II bbls linseed oil, Bell k
Liggett; II bgv fruit, 5 ska (lax. 3 do wool, 0 do rags, 4 Ids
butter. Brown A Kirkpatrick: 10 pkgv do. 17 do lanl. F
belters A err. 11 aka flax, J A Be ares; 71 bbls flour, 9 do corn
meal. JAW Uea: 2)2 bus wheat, Hays A Walter: Gift do.
Bryan A co; 321 bus corn. Bell A Liggett: 509 do. P Peter
son; 532-’o, dCseael; G2B do. Brown A Kirkpatrick 0 bbls
hominy, CO do com meal. I> W nerrtine.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
CINCINNATI, by PennsTlvania—lit rolls leather, 41 do
hog skins, Jones & Denny; 10 bbls mnl*cMc, 72)>gvfeathers
Leech A «s 30 bbls grease. & do oil Sooenferirers; 103 hlf
hay A straw, AlgaoA cm 2 hbdi bamto'Xong A Daft 7 bbls
grease. C Frifbee: 50 kgs lard, G W Jaekspn, 10 bbls greass,
19 bbds bacon, 2<> bUa pork, K Seller* A* ra; 14 do lard. U
ho* feathers. 55 do waaat, English A Richardson; 600 do,
IWdoeom, W Holmes A co; 16 tes btrt, 48 pkgs dr fruit,
own rrs.
STEAMBOATS.
For St. Louis, Kansas and Nebraska,
4ND all landings on tho Missouri i .fp?T ,>
Hirer. Th* Psatenger Steamer
, Cant. Dales, will leave for the shorn •nuafitntnr'
mediate landings on the opening of Navigation, for
freight or passage, apply on board or to
t G. M. ILARTON, ZAgont. •
Wheeling Packet
FVTOE new and substantial steamer i .fCSl.ih
I EXCHANGE, Capt McCau-UK.
after run as a regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, leaving Fittsburgh «ven MONDAY, WEDNkM
DAY and FRIDAY of each week at lOo'eioek. and Wheel,
lug every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, attba
same hour.
Tbe Exchange connects gt Wsllsvills with the Plttebursb
and Cievel&nd Ball road, and at Wheeling with the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad. For freight or pasaaes. apply on
oard or to J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agt, Water et.
OrTb* Exchange 1* on entirely new and speedy boat
of very light draught, excellent accommodations, sidra
didly flnubed and furnished—built expressly for this
rad* oej ft
\fEDICATED FOR CJHEST PROTECT-
IvX OR—To ail persons of all ace# and conditions tbe
*;Protector is recommended as a shield against Urns* fear
ful disevanu Gousumptlon, Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs
Colds and other afflictions of tbe Lungs, which aria* from
tho expoeed state of tbe chest and continual changes of our
climate. For sale, wholesale and retail, at New York
by - B. E. SELLERS A CI Wocdst
JUST ISSUED—B. McLain &. Son have
just Issued their Monthly Circular for February. It
contain* a nuueroaa list ofTown and Country Property,
for sal* and rent. Call and get one, at 21 Finn st.
GUOAR 4 MOLASSES—SO lihds. good
(sir new Fugar and 200 liMl prim* N. O. Mnlssas* for
sate by ja22 BHRIVKK A DILWORTIL
EOOFING TILE, manufactured of Fire
Clay, for sate by - HENRY 11. COLLINS.
RPTISMAL PAINTS ot the Indiaßubbe
Depot, 116 Market st. J. AH. PIHL n
SUNDRIES FOR SALE—
kj 6 bbls. Roll Butter, 100 do*. Brooms,
S , hx< - 3 eask* Potash;
00 kegs solid M II kegs f Aril;
40 sacks Dry. Pca-he?; 25 aacks Dry Apples;
• 3?'i 4 u . 1* “ Feathers;
ID “ Taoners'Bcnps. by •
*l7 _ M'CANDLESS, MEANS A CO.
PINE ANIFCEDAR WARE.—SAMUEL
KROEJIEN keeps constantly on hand a good assort
meet of Wash and Rath Tuba. Horse, BteamboaLOak Wall,
Kitchen or Draw Buckets; Wooden Bowls, Churns, Dry
Harare*. Zloo and Chewy Wash Boards, and aB other
kinds of ware In fate line.
Also—6o nests Tuba, and 100 doxeu Buckets.
Warvroom, Masonio HalL Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
*»2l:r
PRODUCE SUNDRIES—CIover Seed 100
bus: Dry Apples, 260 bnal
Dry Pc*3l»*, HJftO bus; Roll Butter,s4 bids;
Packed Butter, 3 bbls; ** “ 4 bxr. I
“ 4 kgs; Potash, 6 casks; 3
Grease Lard. 2 bus; Flax fieed, 0 bbls;
Cbee*«, 100 bxs., in store and for sale by
JsST BHRIVER A DILWORTIL 130 and 132, 2d st.
R&XRDING —A desirable opportunity is
offered tor wearing Rooms and Boarding for two
■mall Imulllms. in a gentoel private boarding bouss, tse
minute* • alk from the P. O. Application* must bt mads
euou. Address, with name and location, Box S4D, Pitts
burgh. ' ■ - fcstf
Tea, Tea, Tea,
%yt7~Eare receiving from New York, ana
TT Philadelphia3Bo UALFCHKBTB TKA,comprising
Young tlrson. Imperial; Onnpowdsr, Oolong, Bonnhong
and Rngllsb BreauuCali of which hav* bean eanfullv se
lected, andwlU be sold a* usual, either wbotente br retail.
A. JKYNEB,
j ' .. Pekin T*a Store. No. »S Fifth street.
CUNDRUJS for Salo—
O 6 bbls fresh roll Bnttr, 6 bbls Onion*,
4 bxs * - •* 12 ken Lard,
2TJ>bla Green Apples, 19 bbfi " .
48 ska Dry •* 2 caslte PoUsb. -
’ 6 bUf Lard OIL MeCANDLW^MKAfg
lARD A BUTTER—OO kegn No. 1 Lard;
1 30 kegs packed Batten 1 Md*. P f i g3^a^nL.?!^.t f CT
j ustrec’d and for ole br JOHN WILBQN.2CB Liberty st.
W UGAR—lOhlidji. prime N. 0.-Sasea M-
C? rived and for sal* by JOHN WILON, Uwrty *t.
: r|NE SHARE OP THE MECHANICS’
<brS * l * A, f
I" NEW YORK APV JSfiXISEMENTS.
! from Win. H. BleDoQ».d'B AdTwrtiriaff Uoom, Mo. 1W
* N«s anttreet.New York. '
NEW YORK AND OALIFORNA
BTKAMBQIP LINK, (Vis Nicaragua.)
TH* iCCKSOBT T&AHXIT fOBPAJVT OP *ICA**CI C A.VBOP*! ETCEJ
rpilE NORTHERN LIGHT, STAR 0r
I THE WEST, PROMETHEUS, or DANIEL WED
STeR. all first claw steamships, will leave New York on
the l2lh and 27 th of each monlb. ttlwn these days fall
on Buuday, the Monday fallowing will be tbe sailing day.
Connecting by tbo Nicaragua Transit Urate, having but
twelve miles of land transport* tlnu, over » good aeeada
mis»4 road, in carriages, wltb tha steamships ‘BIKUKA
NEVADA, YANKEE RLADB. CORTEZ. UNCLE SAM.
PACIFIC. and BfUTTHEK JONATHAN, one of which
will leave Ban Juan ilri Bud, the ParitSr terminus of Transit
Route, fur Ban Krandw'o on tlui arrival of tbe passeugiira
For further luibrmaLlou apply to __
CUAKLEB MORGAN, Agent,
ncfrOan m 6 IVrwUngGreen. N. Y.
U»k* cuds op. at thsofflco—Letters '25 «*u. jx-r
ounra.
For Melbourne, Australia, Pioneer Line,
Carrying the United Statu Hail;
THE A. 1, superior. Clipper Ship GEK
TTtODE will tunevd th* Nigbliugale, and rail for the
aboveportaoa the tjrst-of July, aa seventeenth Hblp of
this Line. The Gertrud* baa i>roT®<lii«r*olf a remarkably
fast eatlor.and 1* LheonlyA. I.Ship now loading at th&
port for Australia. Tbe I’lonwr Uoe haa gained a most
enviable reputation. It was the firsthand U now the only
rvgatar line. Et erything 1« provided for pe**«ngt»n» «x
-eept wines and Hguors, soap and towels. The length or
passage ratios from 76 to 100 days. First Cabin I’simn ,
*2OO and £26,Second Cabin paengs*l2s and ilfcO.
For freight or passage, apply to It. W. CAMKJUIN,
_mri*t>-tfil 110 NV/UI street.
lOIIN PIIYFK, DEALER IN IVORY,
69 and manufacturer of Ivory Goods, No. 3 Hurray *L,
New YoriL _ _ . _ _ odlMy
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
r\ BKEDS,—iIALI’Ii A CO.. 23 Felton street. New York,
Wholesale and Uotail. oefi-lf
SELLING OFF AT COST,
CARPETS, OH. ULOTUS, RDQS, ,tc.
w -
AREiXtiDw offering iheir entire stnok of
Car£sUhfe. Oil Cloths, Rugs, Matting, Ao. at cost,
comprising the largest and best assortment In. the West
ern market, whkh we import direct and select from the
most celebrated manufactories in tbe country. Oar stock
comprises in.part the following, viz:
Elegant Velvet l*llo Carpets.|oll Cloths.
Tapestry Brussel* d» Cocoa Matting,
Extra do do Hpanlsb do,
Bupor&ne Ingrain do Canton do.
Three-ply Imperial do Chsnilo Bogs,
Fine Ingrain do Tufted do,
Common do do Stair Hods,
Twilled Venetian do Transparent Window Shades
Plain do do Piano and Table Covers,
Tapestry Ingrain do Figured Woolen Baize, Ac.,
With a fall assortment of aU other Goods amiTriinmings
usually kept in a Carpet Warehouse. Ittose wishing to
fnrnUn Sltamboali, IlotrU OrUatuet will fltxl It to their
advantage to call, as now ikjEtttlme to prpeure the best
bargains ever offered in this market, as we an selling off
our stock for Quh at Eastern cost.
a2> W, McCLINTPOK A ITROB.-
FITS! FJLTSH FITS!!!
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,
For the Curt/if i\tt, Sparm,~Crunpt t ond uD AVtxroiu and
Constitutional Dueiuej.
IAEKSONS who are laboring under this dis>
JT tresring malady will find the VEGETABLE Et’l-
FILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered for
caring Epilepsy,or Falling Fits.
Three Pills poasoss a specific action on the nervous its
tea: and, although they are prepared especially for the
purpose of curing Fite, they will be found of especial ben
efit for all persons afflicted with weak nerres, or whose
nervous system hasbeen-prttftrated er shattered from any
-anas whatever. In ehroulc complaints, or disease* o.
long standing, superindnoedb, norvoumsss, they an ex*
cscalngly beneflcuL*
Pries $3 per box*, or two boxes for $5. Persons out of
the city, enclosing a remittance, will have the Pills sent
them through the mall, tree of poetaga. For sale hr
BBTH S. UANCK. No. 108 Baltimore stmt, Baltimore
Md., to whom orders from all parts of the Union must b
addressed, post-paid.
For sale In Pittsburgh, by FLEMING BROS., No. €0
Wood it- ee3l-dAw*rlsT
California Diamond Pim,
GENTLEMEN'S SOLID GOLD CALIFOR
' VJINIA DIAMOND CLUSTER BUKABT PI K 3 with chain
attariwid. price SS; without ebaln fit. These Pina are
wjual in brilliancy and appearance to the real Diamond,
•nd are really worth a visit to see. We Invite every one
to calLdvDlty to non-purcbascrs gratis.
» » . LA J. JA0088.407 Broadway.
N. B.—A email history of the Discovery a! these stones
would not be aaU*. • Pmfoesor Jacobs, so well known liir
his superior manufacture of
flaring Agents
thervseothimacperimenoltbe Quart! Koek,' which he
immediately sent to his manufactory in Paris to be cut.
and used in tne Inlaid work on Aceordenn*. his agent In
Pari* bring struck with the beauty and torUliancy of the
Eton#, after being polished, sent a quantity of them back
to os. benee the manufacture of the above Pink at a price
within tbe reach of everyone.
WATCnKS AND JBWELBY
of every description, prices marked lo the window, and at
Yt per crut. lees than any other etore la tbe United BUtss.
_ „ L. A J.JACORH, 407 Broadway. New York.
These Plusentbr mail toany part o fibs United Htatae
by enclosing amount, addrenwd L.A J. JACOBS, 407
Uroadway.New York.
N. C.—A spoelmen can br eeeuattha Counting Rcom
of this office. ooflgJod
Carnages for, Sale.
'ImIK undcraignedbaajußtreceivedoKSLße
CAJtkIAOB
IToUSt situated near the Two Mile Bun, between Ktts
burgh A lAwrenecvlUe, a splendid -assortment of Vehicles
efevery description, and will eantlhoe to reewlve regular
f-ABUIAUBfi, SULKIES. BCG
”K’^S-,TWe£,>?oaths wry loweetUrmsfor
cash. liaving had twelve year** trwrtfoeln th# hneipi—.
and with his well known forilitfeeiethe bit, hefiitun
hlosalf In putting down all onapetirira.
.ISSS & SSSTJ" mr * ariUr
Pioneer Line of Australia Packets from
Hew York to Melbourne,
wwwrfj 4 , ff v t * r/ ‘ X zte *‘MTKP STATES MAIL,
*w ”Hh boaotilul .*md favurite Clipperßaniue
X N lUHOD, nlaetsvath ship of this UasT will be dee
patchiri on her wwoad voyage to AleiU>arne.oa the *JJtb
>o*t- Fasscager acmmmoaatiuus OBfanuinl Rate*—
H»* SenjndUiWur Aktt. The
Win7i.«^i U *? oy the eeiehrafod Alpper Ship
Intelligence Office,
•VO. 2 ft T. <•£ JtIRBVRKF. 7.
SERV’ANTS of all description* runpiied.
Private famUl** and Hotels are reswetfalli VdlrU-j
to avail tbrneelveeiif ttiMfai-illUesnowotfered. Vastaetv
ice* offcre-J as gaarasteo fcw tetnre tevgri. -
N; D —CoPevtlons promptly attended to.
. _ __ JOA I, KWJA
Co-Fartnenhip.
lw?P* WUITE having a*sociate<l with
,1 * him,,l*i the Fancy Retail Dry bukinee*. U,
jmrfV l fiVv’ S Tk H,^ K ; 4aJ ConMectl*! Cievk. Mr.
JOHN F. I/J», The botinMehryaaffirr will b* rtnduetej
under the nsian ofGCU. wTlifg ACO
Ae it ts tbe Intention of Uw Dew firm t« rerve tbe ddn
lie well, custemsts may rely on » a d
f srt * f «»«*' stock the ylnteail to
sriJss*-^
ilttebnrgh. Feb. Bth.lsSo—fg»Wi
Hew x*eatner store
.1 MOWKV, lato of tho Unn'of R. Bard,
• "?• r** (““rtf itfNt orootili th* bMd ef Wmi
KMiJlfr “? K 1J *»; teSoffi
«2 MMTtmtoVof HodlnM, SlUt
“ff r?r »atir# stock top oah, I *£ prnin* to
< **b« I would larlt* mr friends to rill «n.i
«X4un ns my stock befcm porehssinff elsewhere.
“«1« J. Q. MOWRY.
HOUEHTHG GOODS.
I VANGORDER has ju,t rw’d
■Jt, * I**F» ftod beautiful wanrtoinjt of Mcmmlni?
Sleeve* ud Sett* hi Cm pc, T&rlnton Ami
l“«k?*<•“? o.««. vtnt ra«ik iioKSv uj aiX,^:
“ a '““-'“lOT*. OeiuVod
! Alexsadvr k R**on’i hcut R|<| Gloves can &]*• n h«
f fcPß* st S 3 MAIUOCT fITRKET, reroer at
Soiite Relative to lie next State Agricnlloral
Exhibition.
i T a Meeting of the Exeeutivo Committoo
rW of the Pennsylvania i!UU AgrleoUoral Hodatrl h.M
“ ikrritbnrKh on the 17thi of January nit, tbe following
rweotaUnn was That the next sn».»rJl
exhibition of this Society shall be held on Tnesdar Wed*
n«d*r, Thursday sod Irldiri the 24th. aothTsrlh sSd
28th days of Beptembcrpeit, and that tha Soratarr be
appointed tolnviteproposals and this?!
•entlr. Committee at the quarterly oeetlns inApril
having been appointed la panaeun
of the abort resolution. wCI receive propositions until the
lrt dar of April next from the dtlsens of towns and eitlea
hj the State, relative tetae location of the nextExblbltion
of tbe PennsTlvuilagUtsAcrlmltaral Bo§,t7?oimSu.
atcaUone mast be addmsed to the undersigns at Harris
bnrth. blSnrtAplt BOBT. C. WALKKJ*
Public Notice.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Buumrom* AwnßuzinxTßTummKi axo Pun Rom
That an Election will be held at thahouse of
Daniel Shswbsn in Birmingham. on Monday tbe bthdar
of March, between the hoars of 1 and 3 Y. St, toeleetSSi
President, six Manager*. Treasarer and Secretary for the
ensuing year. By order of tbe Hoard.
felMtwT DAVID CAIJIOON, Treas.
WORMS EVEN IN ADULTS—TiuTiT
ministration of D. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge haa
always been characterised w.tb soeaess. always pndodag
marked cbapjfe for the better. Anyone wbo
tries it ran safely confide In it, and the most infant
Injorwd by il« nee. Adults, too, are frequently
ahi set to worms In tbe reetom and mxi which
always Impair the health.
»« b. a. * A™”' “■ r ' J "“ ”• »k
-lie as a sure remedy for worms. p. hitmkw.
Prepared and suldby B. A.7AHNI!BTOCkAOO
JalfidAw corner Ist and Wood sts.
DCTLER’S MERC An TILE WRITING
1 3 FLUlD.— lHjitomasand ifttlaJthan trmauunt
*tlkU Fluid InkTbyMio Mechanic InttUuU.e SrtSJ
Oriober. IH&4 ] Ohio Hate AWr, AVveri*. (Ate October*
18&4; Indiana State fbir, Matiuna.fa. October list. ober ’
Cim»nfahiUer/fem Airutant
~CI*OMAII. Kept. B. ISM-Tb lut MaMerta&OuSfZ
This offleu has fora long tlato found Itdlffleultto nmnre
asaMs&ctery artlleofVrifuipond /aI 0
quire a mdfty flowing Ink that would hot gam up tbo
auil stands. This object la oar opinion h£nfni
attained br using Dutlefs HematiteWrithE lkA
Cop,io« FlclJ;. nuratolairt taou? itt, b?jRm J
Renta, Aunt—which webave poreLased b/tbedosen
furtbenseofthlsoffioe. We recommend the store with
confidence to Poet Masters and Commercial lien
o*l Ir. , t , , J. U. BIN CLAI K, AuUt.nl ? fi*
For sale wholesale and retail by M *
!*!• ’ • ,t -ti.HkL{iKßB,t7 Wood street.'
*OR THE/WEST—Any person coldc to op
living Id the West can purchase* valuable natena
portable &tw Mill, Right for esvtral ptateTHl. EldtJ
SX2££'& m £S,?r ,n - u '" t ” hu “
“ h *“ 1 «»"» *»
I also Deenrlhibi
on it are a variety of Farms, Countrrata. llooSfiSd
Lots, Stock. Ae. IhUKegUUr I*given toanrwhocalL 0 *
LW. Com mml *lgf? t feSS, a R, :
DAUtX.—The subscriber la oro
1J parsd to fnabh to (Imlik FRESH MILK and
CERAM, and -will be, thanktnjlfov the patronaaeof hlj
friends and the pnbiir. Ills OOWB winbefoSoa M
tended to. " *** ** WIU b, W* u &* (S
VI/ JACKSON A SUN, ol UlolSraSS
If • ef.W. A N. Jackson A Bona. Orate ami Fcmle*
Makers, 2*o Vtoul sL, and KlO Broadway. Yor£ have
eoastantiy on hand every variety of Urates end finders
ifogE£Z£B& om Qeman a y*i ay
A AAH BUS. Oata for sa}e by
IUUU isP •J. B; OAHTIKtP.
MEAL—IOO bbls. received irad for
tjobby fe2 BELL A LIOOKT, Water st.
OATS— 2000bus. for sale by~ “
*3 BgilALiQqirtr.
I IN SEED OIL—2O bbls./or aale by
jfea , - bell a lhJortp.
ROLL: BUTTER—IQ bxs. fresh this day
rac'd by R. B. to sale by IIENDV If. OOLLINB.
SALEDILAY— 35 tons Titnothy in store*
hosse near the Depot of 0. A P.R. R-. AUegbenr. to
e condition, fiw sale hy BALL A UOOJfrt,
AGRICULTURAL. &C.
Kttiborgh Hedge Farm Honery,
CITIJATED on Wilkins Arenne,
ICr aboutcd#quarter ofaxuile from the second
Urn nt« on the Farmers* and Mechanics’ Plank
Road, an extension of Fourth street, and about
three aiul a Quarter miles from Pittsburgh.
WU. 4 JAB. MURDOCK. Proprietors.
They offer for «abt a rttr large collect ion of vail 'grown
trees and plants suitable for transplanting .this fall and
omlngspring.
The Nursery now rover* some 30 acres of ground and
coDtalnsoreraiO.OOO trees, shrubs and plants! and over
10.000 fruit trees, and 31.060 Evergreen* and rhrutw: are
«f fine alts for rrmn»»| tnr.rr-bardu and pleasure ground!*.
Plants carefully packed and rent according to directions
to any part of the United States.
we beg loav» to cal! the attention of the lover* of shrub-
P* r /. Rf >d renders In the trade to our unrivaled collection
nr the Spring of ISM,embracing nearly all the Evergreen
lamlly, Indigenous and Kxolic/lhat Is worthy of general
cultivation lu this. suction of country. Plants can be pro
rn«)d of many Iblug* quite large to Eire immediate eflert.
Prices moderate as usual. From stranger*, cash or ntia
ar.Uiry n<f»rrune in ttioeity of Pittsburgh required at all
Order* addressed to tu through Wilkin Post Offlea, near
Pittsburgh. or left at our stand on market days. In
t *oc^UUwtfT JfcrkcL ’ Wl * ** pron, F°J r attended to. 1
OlTtsbu rou agricultural ware
■ JIOUSK ANU SEED STOKE—No. 129 Wood street.
Pittsburgh, Pa.—K. U. SIIANKLANU. (iTto Hh.nJ Kti
v>in*on A On..} Maufarturer and fn Agricultural and
Horticultural Implements, of all kinds, W i?I
Shade Tree* (luano, Poudrette, Chemical BaILL .i i.ii
other articles connected with “* J fcU
d»t7:lydw:B
Fruit Trees, Evergreens, &c. r
'PHE subscriber would most respect- *S&u
1 frilly nail the attention of hi* friends •»»< the
poblle to his Tery'targe stock ot Krolt Tree*. Krer-KuES
green*. Shrubbery, Kono, Greenhouse Plant*, ■*« *T
OT ApDle, the stoek is large and fins. Of Pear, wenoT*
some6ooo Dwarf ud Standard ot oar ownTraialng af
choice T&rietiefl. Peach. serenl thousand fiueJ wilhCber
rr. Mam, Aprloot. Hasjiberriea, GoceeberTle*. cWranta, go.
Our Brergreena, from 1 to 6 feet, of which we hire many
thousands, an floe. Persons wanting large quantities win
be liberally dealt with. Cali and ns our thick He ui
wutvweiaUifiicticn. Order* left at the Plttipareb P.0 H
Ur. ft. Dal sell, Liberty at., the Oakland Nursery, L n miles
no Penno. Arena*. or the Pittsburgh Naraedy, lk mile*
from Oakland, willbs prumplr attended to. ~
N. B.—Planting dobs neatly to order.
odfrdAwa JOHN MURDOCH, Jft.
Bay Wood Flowers.
A RRANGEMENTS have been modo with
«/1l the proprietors of Bay Wood Floral Ganltiufor a con
stant supply of Boqaettes* and eat flower* during Winter
and Bunuoer. Ladles and gentlemen ran be furnished at
short notice any ofths following French formtS
Pyramidal (m varieU) Vase (m varietti)
Jlmiigherijut ** IlabtUsfrnne »*
BieUort TrietJcrt,
JEu Melange.
OtqvetU Rcttiia,
FUurt pour la ehmetts.
Orders fat flavsriogpiKota la pots, also received at
K. ?. uUNKLiliD'jj Beed Warehouse,
J*3l 1M Wood street.
Fruit trees and shrubbery. .a.
The subscriber oSrre fbr sale, e -choice assort* xS§Bsl
uant of strong, vigorous PEAK TREES, both dwarfs ffjJfifch
end standards, some of e bearing size; N»« Jersey
PeeehM, Pinza w.Chmiea.Ahrlnjte.OooMberr{ea,Ccrren la.
Raspberries andither Evergreens, Hyacinths, To*
Upe, end Croeni Roots, for blooming in winter end spring:
Implements fbr*tbe Farm end Garden, of moat approved
construction, from the Heed end Implement Warehouse.
49 Fifth street. fnnlftl JAMES WABDROpT^
WANTS.
\\T ANTED—Good Business Paper to ain't
"y of S2J)OO, having 4 months to ran.
foio b. McLain a bon.
SITUATION WANTED.—Wo-nish to pro
cure e situation for a Toxins Sian in a Wholesale nr
itotall Goods Store. Ue has had 6 rears experience in tho
Basinets and an etv# the bestrefonnees.
. telft 8. CUTHBBBT A BON. General Agt- 140 3d at.
WANTED —A married man to work on a
Farm, to whom a houso and garden will be far*
nlshed. Apply to the subscriber at his residence, Plum
Township, Allegheny County, Pa. CALEB '
ft>S:lmv
WANTED —From tbe Ist of April next a
Dwelling Boom of from three to five roruu; within
Ift minute* walk of the Post Office; real net to exceed $lOO.
Enquire at this office.
Information Warned.
MB. JOHN TODD left Ireland Ifor tho
United States inIH&X He landed In New Toik.
and started for Pittsburgh. Pa- with a view to enplormiat
aa a drilengineer, expecting to meat there one William
Miliar, an-echritHfc-r. Any information concerning said
Twld will be thankfully received. Address Kfe»h Klisa
Todd, care of Rev. Baxter Dickinson, D. D- Boston, Mass,
|
|JUHINESS _ WANtED^Blsdoin(lthe
B 1 the services of an active business man are offered for
an Interest In a safe basinets. Enquire of
au2ft.tr _ TilW. WOODS, Ti 4th st._
WE WISH TO PROCURE A SITCJA
TION for a Young Man, as a Partner in a small
manufacturing ertAhilshtnsnt. lie Is ahJ* to make him*
self useful in aoy department, and has (TrapitaJ of Six or
Bevcn Hundred Dollars, lie Is agouti plain book-keeper
and sdeemaa.but would prefer being employed In or about
the manufactory. S. CCTBUKKT A BUN, 140 3d st.
jaO
W' ANTEDiMMEDIATELY—Pittsburgh
CSty warrants. Apply to
jus B. MoLAIN A BUN. No, 21. stb at.
SIXTY DAYS' PASSAGE.
Pioneer Line of monthly Packets,
CAKXriXG THE EXITED STAryx. MAIL.
The following Ship* bava sailed:
1,300 tons. July Stu Jtoagcr, 1,3)0 tops. Jnly
J&anuto«k£u,l,4ootoo*,Ang tous,Aog
Qctan ihpO, 1,4ft0 tons, Bept Bitoanf, 1.400 tons. 0ct.,’63.
. lfift'A Occur. .SJcrti, 1.600 tons, Nov.
ftw, 1300 ton*. Oct, IK2 .IMS.
•Sxzrpo. L4M> tone, Dee- 1&52 QzrMupr, SOO tons. Decaber.
Italhmerr, 1.300 too*, Jan, lHftO. I
l&W. Albert /VuniVin, Fch. 18S4.
EupArunz, 1,D)0 tons, March yijhtiugttU, Ijiw toss. May
Oreom. 1,000 tons, March Otrtml*, 1,000 tons, July
18W. IftiJ. '
A'lwruJ. 1,(0 lona April, *63<
Tbe Help* of lb la Line an* fitted with Emerson's Patent
Ventilator*and carry Francis’ Metaiie Idfe-Boats.
The new and Clip|«r Ship FLYING BOUD.
1,. 11l Toes Register. W. U. TUxsa, Master, will surreed the
“GertraJe” as KlghUmth Ship or this Line, and will sail
for lie*bourne, Australia,
On th© 20th of September.
Tb* FLIIXU KCL’DiilfOlltoo the moet approved mod
ern prioriilceand UmuzldereJ to b* a model x>(
MarineAreLlferiare. Three who dreire a quick nio Id
tm* of th* flu**t ami fastest ClipperevsrbhUt, nhoald
•ware mms« without <l*l*7, ** only a limited I Dumber of
l»t ami rod OaMa iwupfi will he taken.
• For freight or rrreagw. apply on board, at Pier 10 East
River or to R, W. CAMERON,
au? 110 Well stmt. No* York
Carpeting*, Oil Cloth* and matting*.
ROBISON * CO.,
_«fj nsrßEKT, OPPOSITE TOR THEATRE,
LI AVB now on hand, and to which they are
1.1 daily adding, a Urge and choice aesortmenl of th*
above good*, from the lowest to th» highest grade, which
will be sold ainstora priro*. Also-Ruga, Mate, window
Phailea, Venlttan lUlnde.Piano ami table covert. Buff HoL
lai.d, times oil doth, ami all other goods anally kept In
arpet houses, to which the attention of purchasers i* in
dtM. . neio
Self-Heating and Box Irons:
Subscriber having purchased tho ex-
I ritudre right of J. J. Johnston’s Patent Box and: J.
Johnston • Patent Self Ueatlnc Smoothing Inns, Is now
*jt*n*lTotr encaged In manufreturlng th* Mime. Inara
neetlon with the ahoy*, hs keep* conitaoUr on hand at
his wareroom.on Federal sL. opposite Anchor Cotton
Works, a large and good assortment at the eouunoo Tailor
and Sad Irons, to which hn would rwpwetfuHy Invite the
attention of wholesale dealer* and the pnhlio In geberal.
odMjd U. KiKQBItAND. Allotlirar Oltjr, I*l,
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Lafoyett* Building*, Woodst,
■FjfUl/y.—MILLAU A lIRO., Principals and Pmfncaor* of
Plain and Ornamental Peonitnship. JOHN BARRY.
Primdpal oftbe Book-keeping Department, and Lecturer
on all Important bnslness transactions. JOUN FLK3J
JNG. tonthor of B ®» BB d improyed system ol
Book-keeping.) will examine and deliver weekly lectures
u - HOPKINS. mem
ber of the Pittsburgh Bar, lecturer on Commercial Law.
Although but a abort time established, this Institution
Is in a moat prosperous and flourishing condition, now
nnmberlnfous handrail studeats, which exhibits* nop
utartty aod eunoeswparhass usver attained In so short a
time by any other Commercial College. The ltook-kfwplng
department- under th* able japervTslon of Mr. Barry, Is
unequalled Inthls city. Prof. Millar A Bro/s system of
writing Is entirely new, and In many respoota superior to
any other system, for the eonorsratlon of which they *s-
V 3 .“i?* l*™ 3o * In Pittsburgh who have already re*
celvod Instruction from them. Prof. Millar has taught
peumanrtjip In all the principal dtlee and town* In thU
a eleven rears, during which time he
bw» instructed upwards of fifteen thousand persons.
. * thorough commercial educa
tion w A IIB JT*.“ IIJ .‘ c ' sB Mni*'aUofferrd to them unequal
ed la the West. tot It be distinctly understood that no
studant shall »t a dlpioma from thl* College unless be Is
fully capabta of entering on th* duties of mercantile HIS.
Avery satlsfoctlon guaranteed.
OoltonMn from #A.M. till 10 P.JL NlohUtoJenU
at any time during tho year.
<yNo raax charge Ibr Arithmetic. Ja3l
Babngue Tribnne,
. Tie QJMat Paper iAt City.
r | I IIIB is one of tho oldest and most widely
L dreuUied Newspapers In lowa. • J
THtsbarab Mwehauts and others, wiihlng to secure the
business of Dubogue and tbs Upper MlssleslppL will do
*;|l .to W 1 th f*k advertisements to the DUBUQuXTRIB
UNK, which is Daily, Weekly and Tri-Weekly, and
which has already a lire* advertising patronage, u will
be eoe n br re'erenco to iLi column* oelß*if
Hagan & Ahl,
\TO. 91 Market st, are closing out their on
ll tire slock ofDry Goods at an immensedlsoonnt from
Pwparatorr to purchasing their spring inp-
P*F> W* have on hand a fine assortment of the following
*?**■? I % r W M V. B *I T«9Sl* Wool DeLaluea.
Worsted Plaids, Madonna Clntb.Tnmea doth, Bombazine*.
; English CbinU, VBngUsh do. ilusllns, superior makes of
Welch and other Flannels, with a great variety of Blaek
t^uV. 0 a*** 4 ! Wald and Striped Dressfillki allcf
which will be sold at a great eqcrifl'** ia2B
KA BBLS.MOLASSES for saloiy
sMy Csl2 J. B. CANFIELD.
LI OLL BUTTER—O bbto. fresh Roll Butter
-- m ’.d *Pd for etleby It ROBISON A 00.
LAED-— 40 half bbls. No. 1 Lard rocM and
for sale br ftio 1L ROBIBQW A 00.
DRIEB APPLES—GO bus. justreo'd and
for sale by IL ROBISON A 00.
TIIUED PE AC HE S-—7 5 bus. reo’d and for
1 " “J*by JWO ft. ROBISON A CO.
I IX)VER SEED—3O bus. reo'd and for sale
LJ bn foio ft. RQBIBON A CO.
T AKE FISH—2SO bbls. and half bbls.
■i4^ rWIeTi * h “ dJ Trout roc'd an«l for e*J« by
_ »i 0 R. ROBISON A CO.
pASTILE SOAP—SOO Ids. White and Var
legated genuine Caetile Soap roc’d by
M 0 jllfa. FLEMING.
A YER’S CHERRY PECTORAL—fgrosa
/TL f this celebrated cough remedy reo'd by
?}" i jqs. Fleming.
—sobxs. osad brands, 5s and
X J* lamp, la store and Ibr sale by
T. LITTLI ACO 112. 2d ft
BROOMS— 100 do*. Com Brooms for solo
AT iaP - JOHN TLOYD A 00.
AfEAL, Hominy, Buckwheat Flour,
Bssarwaiaf jsfwas
it, AUegneny. iaSft ;
13 AISINS, Currants, Plums, Dry Peaches,
flMafeaaM&aawJs&W
legheny. Ja»
PLANKETSota miperiorquality, and mo
oinajj. to 'su^rVssmiiiwr
BLOOMS AND LUMPS—7 tons on hand
JndfcrttlTb, Jg) J * UUTOniSOK * 00.
BLACK THIBET SHAWLS—Just reo’d.
A nrt KEOS No. 1. Lord for Bale by
IIH i j*Q ' j. B. CAMrtELD.
* ,1 BBLS. fresh Koll lintter,
1U 20bisfreehRoUButter, fljrgalety
J*o . J.B. CANFIELD.
1 LYOERINE CREAM, a new and very
It? L 1 L Bt T rE . R ~ 4 bl)l »- fr!,Bh Koll But
liiUrjßXiracdandfcgsalaby. B.ROBIBQN AOX
CK)R BALE—A fine House on Penn street.
| Hew York and Philadelphia idvertittmtnts.
FROM CRANE A CO.. 67 South 3d Sfo, Philadelphia,
andlOJ Nassau rtreet. New York.
(CAUTION.)
Armitage’s Mousenole Anvils-
B T havinecome to the knowledge-of M. & H,
B AKMITAGE ft CO. that m»Dy 'spurious Imitations of
the Mousehole Anvil are sold tnronghmit the country,
and represented as genuine, this is to uotlfy purchasers
that the real Mouseboie Adtll bears the a'amp
to Imitate which is felony
MOUSEHOLE FORGE, near SHEFFIELD. mouse
__ fit l 4-2mc non.
IIEIUHMi'S PATENT flilE PROOF SAFEST
• r subscriber continues to mnn&facture
A bis nnrUalled Patent Fire and Burglar Ifroof Bates,
warranted equal to anyand superior to some, of the many
which have been tested, as published and noticed by tbe
press throughout tbe world, for tbe last Ift yearw and Is
so « proprietoriof Ball's Patent Powder Proor Lock, both
having received separate medals at tbe World’s Fair, ton
don. 1851, and New York. 1843-4: -also the patentee (by
purchase) of Jones' celebrated Patent Combination aud
Permutation Bank Lock. sloooin gold wa«placed in tbe
safe exhibited at the World’s Fair, London, secured by
Ball's and Jones’ Lock, and offered as a reward to any one
who would pick the loeksor open the safe within 4ft days,
and although operated on hv several skilled In tho art of
iock-picklug.no one succeeded in opening the safe (no
change or altorailoo of the locks or keys having been
made during tbe time.) but tbe money remained-in its
cafedepoeltory, and was restored to the proprietor, and a
medal awarded for the champion safe of the world.
-Oatmox—None genuine excei.t iboee having the sub
sa liar’s name on tho metal plate.
SILAS C. HERRING,
Green Block, corner Pine and Water its- New York.
N. B.—*The above Bafos and Locke can be had (adding
freight) at manufacturer's price*. of his authorized agents,
la-all the principal cities of the United States and Cana
da*. -foO-2mo
PUBLIC NOTICE!!
Rashton, Clark & Co/s Cod Liver Oil.
XHE late firm uf Rushton, Clark & Co. be
iug dlssolv-d b}' tho death of WM. L. UUSnTON (the
perwin of tbn name of llushtouater eonnocted' with
toe firm) the bminussin future will-be continued by
HEGEMAN, CIxARK & CO.,
Surviving partner* and sole successors of R. i\ A
ii** *E‘ ? ,,J 1,111 Broadway, New York,
All ennnoctloo with tbe store No. 10 Astor llouso being
discontinued.
11 J'* has been connected with tbe estab
lishment tweuty-eix years, and for twelve yean has boen
iirinfjpal eharge of the business.
Jw“Jv l e hl» experience and tbe combined
effort* of each member of cur firm, we trust to merit and
receive a continuance i>r the patronage so liberally ex
tended to us. *
Tie Gennine Cod Liver Oil
bith.rto mul. l.y K.« 00. In futm, talLd, onlr
bv ue-it was onr Sir. Clark who went to Newfound land to
superintend Us manufacture, and we warrant It bum
<> o r Oil U told by all the most respectable dnxggistau/the
united eta tea.
Ctcnox— Be careful to eoe that the name “HEGEMAN
CLARK A 00..“ l«<m each laboL and the. signature upon
the cork of each bottle, without which it is not genuine. -v
jaXMmo *
Cash and Short Credits I
M. L. HALLOWELL A CO
SILK WAREHOUSE,
Fhiladelphia.
riVERMS: —Cash buyers wiU receive a die-
B count nf SIX zw*r o ot. If tha money bo paid in par
funds, within ten daj s from date of MIL
Uncnrrvot money only taken at ita market Taiue on the
day It is motived. ~
Tn merchants of undoubted standing, a endlt of 81X
months will be given, If desired. -
Where money Unmittol in advance of matnritr, a dis
count at the rata of TWELVE per cent, per annum will be
allowed. Prion far GotxU tTai/orva.%
In again eaUlngtbeattentionofthe-txadingeommanity
to the sbovs terms, we announce that notwithstanding
the general depression in commercial allairs throughout,
theeountry, the system of buslueM adopted by ns more
than a year since, and to which we shall rigidly adhere,
enables us to offer for (he coming Spring season our usual
assortment of I
SEAY tILK AND FANCY ROODS,
Comprising one of tho '
LARGEST AND. STOCKS
to be found In America; to which wo will receive constant
additions, throughout the season, of new and desirable
goods from our UP USK IN PARIS, if j*lfi-2mo
B. T. Baobitt's Potash'S Tin Cans.
OF 33 1-2, 12, 7 p»7Unda each, assorted; 143
Iberia a case, warranted equal to any In usa at about
U»fl same price as that lzucaaka. with fni) dliwetkms for
use, printed on each can, being in a much more portable
eondltion for retailing. Anyperson dfsirousto try it will
please remit lOdoUars in a letter to my risk, or through
enam friend in this place, and -1 will forward-une ease as
ab0T8,143 lbc. This article has been In use for the last
three years, and gives tbe beet of satU&ctloo to all who
have met with It Also, super Carbonate tfoda Soap Pow
der. Yeast Powder. Castile Soap; Cream Tartar, Candles of
ail kinds, and the beet Saleratus in pound papers GO In a
case, nr other packages. B. T. BABBITT.
dii9-3mc Noa.CH A 70 Washington ft.. New York.
Phrenological Cabinet
FOYYLERS, WELLS & CO.,
HVfytff rhjeixolnsists and. Publishers, 2SI Arch
Kk’*? street, below Seventh, Philadelphia, furnish
> r all works on Phrenology. Physiology, Water
y W- “ Cure, Magnetism and Phonography, whole-
J sale and retail, at New York prime. ITofee
/ \ clonal examinations, with charts, and frtll
\ written deacrintlons of charactor, day and
evening. Cabluet free. my22-lyo
FOR RENT.
For Sent.
.fine and’well-lighted ROOMS in the
B large new building 00 Fifth street adjoining the
Protestant MethodistChureb. Tbe rooms are suitable for
a Bookbinder, Lithographer. Engraver, 'fo. Tbe building
has been leased tor a tern of yrars by the publishers ot
the Pittsburgh Oaxette, aud the rooms wotila suit well tor
person* following a kindred pursuit. Enquire at
fcl&dtr THIS OFFICE.
A LARGE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING, with office attached. In leuement, sit
uated on Liberty st, between Pitt and Uay st*. Enquire
of BENRT B. FOSTER.
tel4-lmd 1 at L. Wiimartb A Co.’s Flouring MUL
rpO LET—A Brick House on 6th st., with
B a large yard. A Tavern Stand in Birmiogham. A 2
story ilouve, with a Ur«„ yard, on Carpenters’ alter. A
House of 4 rooms. hall,gat?i't, Ac- on olh st., near Grant.
A House 00 Uraut at.. u>>ar the Public Reboot Banse. A
large 3 story House ou Hois ft- at the bead c ( 6th. A
targe »*U on 4th st. Fire Offices in ttplain’e Building on
6th st. A large Store Hoorn on 4tb st. Apply to.
foT X. UUTUBERTA 80S. liO.ftdst.
Hotel for Lease.
RILEY’S HOTEL, formerly known as the
—Lamartine llr>u«*," I* offered for lease oh favorable
terms, Wlog sltoat«4 <'ti Uie eoruvr of Fourth and Uraot
*U_ near the Ci>urt lluiim, and about midway between U»«
MoDougabrla Wharf aud the Railroad Depot. - It
is one of the moat pleasant, convenient and drairabln loca
tion* in the dty. The Ilotel will be furnltbed It deeired,
and leaeed for a term of year*, minmeuctag from the first
of April next. For further information, apply to
JOSKl'll tUA. I*. MOfUUSON. Att’ya;
j*2o-lmdAwT Office, No. 143 Fourth it. Pittsburgh.
For Bent.
THAT splendid Now Hotel, known aaga
M Brown’* Exchange,” sltoatad 12 mites from
city of Mltsborgh. at to* junction of the Ureeusburg Pike
and a Plank Road from Pittsburgh, containing 40 rooms,
and built In the most modern style, with all the enuven*
lenom ofa flrst class Hotel, such as Ice and Smoke House,
Stahltnftforft) to 100 horw*s, and a fine Barn. The house
I* at p eeent furnished with th* beet of Furniture of mod
ern style, which will be sold to the leasee or removed as
desired. A DneUardcD attached to the House, and from
sixty to seventy acres oi flue dear land, a greater portion
of which Is rich hoi tom, lying along the banks or Turtle
Crtek. There 1* one ot the Central Railroad Stations on
the Farm, within one hundred yard* from the Hotel.—
Persons can go anil come from Pittsburgh twice a day.—
Che House hat a good custom as a snmmsr roaort for trai
nees mens’ families. The sec*Mary arrangements for a
Hotel are also for sale, Omnibus, iforo*** unmet* Cows
and farming utensil*. There are also a Store, Seminary
and Post Oflfee doe* to the Hotel. Tb* Hotel and appur
tenanoea wilt be leased with or without the Farm and
Barn.
fbe above Farm, together with ither land adjacent.
enwdftJng iu all of 200-arres, will ba sold entire or in any*
■mailer number of acroe, tosoit purchasers, for Country
Seat* or tor gardening purposes.
Persons desiring toleaseu* Hotel or Farm, or to pur
chase the Furniture. Omnibus, Horees, Ac- Ac_ vrilf ad
dress tha undersigned. ALLRN BROWN,
jal9-3md Turtle Creek P. AUeubeny 00, Pa.
[Dally Union ropy flmo and charge Gazette.)
For Sole or Bent.
A WELL finished adjoi
n/L Ing WHldnshunr.and near Beation—
. contains Id rooms, anTthe lot, on which thure
i* a garden and good cUbliog. fTOats'oflftet on the Turn
plke and extend# 2M feet in depth to a fifty, foot street.
This desirable property will be sold Clow and oh very easy
terms, or wUI be rented forSl&o\per annum. ,
ja2> f K D. dAZZAM,
Ji DESIRABLE Country Residence in Pitt
k township, with Two AcTOa of ground. Fruit Trooa,
rubbery, Uut-bousea, will be rented cheap, and for
a term of year* to a good tenant. Apply to Geo. A. Swarfs
at the offleeof jaS-tf PATRIOK A FRIEND.
For Bent
THE Brick Dwelling, known heretofore ns
“Our House,* In Diamond alley, between the Dia
mond and Wood at* at present occupied by Mr. Wm. Gal
lagher. For terms, apply to *
jal7-tf ft. D, QAZZAM.
Lota for Sale or Loobo.
A NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, on
xL Sraddock, Commerce and Brady and on Penna.
Avenue. These Lots are eligibly situated tor Dwelling or
business hoa«ea, and will be sold low on easy terms or will
be cased for tan yean or less as may suit those who want
them. For particulars, enquire of E. D. QAZZAM,
my!7-tf Market gtl, b-tween 3d and 4th.
13ARM FOR'RENT, situated in Economy
■ township, Beaver county, 1 mile East of Freedom;
2® acres. HO of which Is river bottom, the balance la heavy
timber. The Improvmeutaaroatwo story Stone Dwelling,
Orchard and Bard. T*>e Ohio and Penn. Railroad runs
through said form. Apply to D. MeLAIN A SON.
iynhn DOLLARS WANTED—To bor
-4 vF\ "LF row the above amount ou a mortgage oh
property In the dty worth at least JhLOUO. Applyto
lelO . B.McLAIfTA SON.
FOR KENT—A pood House on 2d st., be
tween Smlthfisld and Grant eta. Rent S2l per month.
oeM THUS. WOODS, 70 Fourth St.
l?OK RENT—The 2d, 3d and 4th story
I roome over J. WBaon A Son’s Hat Store, and Henum
aDck.’e Buklag House, rorner of Weal jt. and Diamond
alley, (eatraaceoff Wood eL) Tho above room* are each
40 met Boat by 60 feet deep/and well lighted. For tarma.
enquire of deSO-tf JIwiLSON A SON, 91 Wood st.
RENT—A well lighted and furnished
I nasemeat Store, eorner of Third anl Market st*.—
Beat HOP per annum. co3o-tf B.D. QAZZAM. .
To Editors and Printers,!
I'rUE Building occupied for more (than ton
JL. year* by the AhshKrgA QattiU , and whleli I* central,
lyloeated on Third it, near Market, is now FOR RENT,
affording a good opportunity to Editors or' Printers of ee
cnrtn i a well known stand for their business. Thisi prop
erty is directly opposite tb* extensive Printing and Newr
paper estatdUnmcuU InSlngeriy’s Dispatch BufhHng.—
FOr terms, apply to K. D. QAZZAM.
3%£2r1l gfe. between 3d and 4th.
CJPEARS’ MILLS FOR KENT.—Tlieeo
iSLdealnhls and very poptuav FMURINQ
SAW MILL attached, are now Ibr rent low, u the proaent
proprietors In tood embarking In another business. Threw
Mnfi have on?of lh“ best water power* In Urn country,
belnu »urraUed hr th# Little Beaver rtvw, and Sandy and
KirT*r fAnai ftey*re4.S milrt ftnm the Ohlorlrer, or
SSMet fetoTnftheiWl and tha PitteburghandCleTe
bwdnllroaiL There is la eontemplaUcm (aud has been
will be bulIL a railroad from Darlington to
themer/wbiclL vlli makethaeommuntoatloii tothis Mill
mU W TMT iDTOOIb.
*TIIK aronEU a very desirable location for aelllng goods,
hu * rood run of custom, doing a good cash business, m
about >12,000 per annum. Any one wishing to engage la
a saApeyras business, will do well to call soon ou toe pro*
proprietors, as they are determined to rent for thereaeous
mentioned above. . DANIEL BARVEB,
_ . _ -s filar's Mills, OdumWana 00., Ohio, '
. Poakofßee address: Smlth’a Ferry. Beaver Penn’a. or
'to_... 4# . . J. D.MTJAftT.
**pfi;L . . Unlira line. Pittebqrhe. .
fiOOD TENANTS WANTED for tho fol
lowing Uouwe andStar* Rooms:
CrTwa Dwellinß Houses and Sten Booms on M.st-
A Dwelling Unuse on oth at.
A DwellingUooso on Water st, above Grant
. A House of 8 rooms, on Logan st.
A Uouae of 3 rooms, on fifeulbrd st,
A tourgo, new House on Boss, at head of (tb st.
A Dwelling nouse lo Blrmiaghaa.:
• A I«rge Tarero Stand in East Blralngham.
A Largo Etora Room on 4tb Sfo, sear Wood. ' •
That spacious UaU on 4th at, now known asQugbiHaQ.
jalfi Apply to B.CUTUBRUT*HON.I4dMtt.
FIX) LEASE OR SELL-Tho property known
JL as the Juniata Rolling Mill, sitnated in Alkghany
City, below the. Old BrMga, attba vwuu
and Alieghsny river. Thsre are on tb*'promises 2 larga
work shops, ooe ef which Is used as an engine hoosa, at
tached to which Is a line of shaftfng with drams, and ex
tending tha whole length of th* building. Theotbercon
talnsla Uaeksmith forges with apparatus for blowing tha
same byfbn. TLere la also on the promisee one urge
buitdlngwHhih*mng,dntsuLie, Tws Dene of the, tost
loeattotts West of the moustaius fora -Machine and Ea-
Sne hbop«r Oar Factory.. The whole will be rested fora
rmof years, or tbofau* boildlpn and jpachtnwry wUI
tosotd at a great liargaln. D.M'L£tN A BON,’2t Alb st.
U MPT Y BARRELS—IOU ompty Barrel.
NOTICES, &C.
TKT OTICE—Tho Late firm of Wick & M’Cand-
X lea havlnc'bMa dhuolred try the death ot John D.
WklLoatheaitbtext-thFbuxineMof said firm will be’
•etled hr the undertlKued. at their ofllaa, corner Wood and l
Water eta. .D. MuANDLESS, Surviving .partner.
COPARTNERSHIP —The acdersigßed, ol
V/ tbe late firm of Wick^AYTCandlscs,-Saatais day as
sodatod with him WILLIAM MEANS and UAKKI&£f A
COFFIN for tbe purpose of continuing the Wholesale Oro
eery and Commission busiumi at the old stand; caiaar 01
Wood and Water sts, I’ittsbujghT.'under the xzamg and
style orM’CANDLESS, BIKANtt AOOt Thy in
vite a contltiuanoe of the patronage 00 Übt»|WzStojded
totlmtate lirm. D. SPuANOLKs. - .
.May 24,1 SSl.—my27
Dissaiution of Co-Partnership.
c\>Partnerahip heretofore existing
B between tbe subßcrjtprVte theGnssury business. In
tbe name of John Watt A Co- has this day been dissolved
by mntual oonsunt. - .
The buxinnss of the lato firm will be settled by Johr
Wilson, at the old stand oa Liberty street, aud for that
Surpoee be Is hereby authorised to' use the name of the
rm. JOHN WATT,
January Bth, ISftft. JOHN WIUiON.
In retiring from the business, I cbeerfuHy roaunmecd
my lato partner, John Wiliun, to tho patronage of our
• former customers. JOHN WATT.
JOHN WILSON, Grocer and Commission
Merchant, No. 26(1 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, f
The subeerilwr will continue the\VboteialoOrccarTi.Pro
dun> and ComMlekm businvts, at the old stand of John
Watt AO- No. ;&C Liberty street. JOHN WILSON.
JaD
i id-'PARTNKRSiUi v —Wo" hovo this day
vJ associated oureelvee In the Carpet business, at No.
112 Market st- the partnership 10 <isL> from the first day
of January last, ana the busluem to l>e rpadueUhl under
tho name and firm of W.McCUbtocka Brothers.
WASIUNUTON MoCLINTGCK,
' ALEXANDER McOLINTuCK.
GEORGE L. McCLINTOCiu.
PUtshurgh. May Ist, lSft4.—myl3
( 10-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—Tho un
denlgned have this dar formed a copartnership for
the transaction of the Wholesale aud Retail Dry Uaodi
Busluesa under tbe firm of UAOAN A Alii,, at Nob.
Market and 8 Union streets.
A: J. HAHAN,
DANIEL AllD.
VT OTICE—I have sold my interest in the
lit business of tong. Miller A 00. to 8. A. Jxiag, who.
with Jno. Phillips will eonUnue at the oh® stanaTNo. 109:
Front st. I cordially roccmmend the new flnod/xlbe pat
ronage of or friends. P. 1L MCLLHU.
Pittsburgn, July SDth, IS&4.
a. LLoso —-.-.jbo. rmuips.
U A. LONG & CO. Bell and Braes Foun-
C? • ders and Gas Fitters, invKe sttentfam to their stock
ofChandelierm, Brackets, Peadsnts and other fixtures.—
We fit up houses with steam aud gas, make bnr* castings
or ail kinds to order, furnish Railroad pumps and tank fit-
keep anti-attrition metal constantly no band.
"VTOTICE—The interest ot Mr. John At
our busiae«.eesaetfrom tbisd*te, by asree
tmot. Oar batiaeM, uWbotoeale U recent, will be eon
turned bytherwa&lßlatrD&rtQer% umler theOrm of
BAGALKY, COSGiIAVE * CO,
Pittftbarith.DM. 19. SlfflW^g:
TOTICE. I.' =
—or;.—The late firm " of JONES &
4 QUIGO baring bwn disseised br th* doathof John
/. Qolkk, on the 27 th l net., (be business of firm win
bs aectied nodmlssed, at tbelr offloe, eorner of
Hoa ud First Stmts.
Bept. 50, ISSH*rOCi ISAAC JONES* sorting partner
TSAAC JONES, Manufacturer of Spring
■ and Blister Steel, Plongh Slab SteeL Steel; Plough
and HJptie Spring* Brass NutTspm, Ualf
Pateiit Berew Mall anaHaiyaered Iron Axloa.—Comer ot
Boss and First streets, Pittsburgh.
ISAAC JuSla p. d. BOSnS.
B, ROGERS & CO., Manufacturers oi
I " • Roger's Patoqt Improved Steel Cultivator.—office
corner of Roe* end Pint *tr*»to. Pittsburgh. frlg-ly
NOTICE. —In conseqacnce of having sold
our Furnaces to the Cambria Iron Company, the
P“?£*rehip heretofore citing under the firm of P.SfIOEN
BEIUJKK £ CO, at Mill Cruet FuroiM, and also the part
nership existing trailer ths firm of KINO A SHOENBER
OKU, at Cambria Furnace, are both dissolved. The busi
ness will be settled up by the manager* at the Furnace*,
and George S. Kina, who are authorised to use the names
of the respective firm* in sottling up the bartn«a-
UEOUGB 8. KING’ ~
March LlSo3. (mhSrtfl P. BUOEKBKRUEIV
P. W. Hta-tTUa. JllDt OCHiACM
f| W. HERSTINE & CO.. Commission
JLp • and Forwarding Merchant*, anil Dealers generally
in Produce, Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, and other ilanufae
tnm, Ac., Noe. 93 and 95, Front street. Pittsburgh.
The undereignod having formed aco-partner
ahjp. under the style of 1). W. UKRSTINK A CO., ts the
tranaaetion of a General Agency, Commission, Forwarding
and Produe bustnen at Noa. 93 and 95. Front street, are pro*
i pared to giTe special attention to Oiling order*, receiving
anil forwarding produce and merchandise, and to the ex.-
eentira of all business that mar be entrusted to-theireare.'
D. W. IIKiISTJNK,
HILN.EJCQBAUM.
JUrsa to— CUrte A Thaw? William Basaler A CO4 W.
WCnDy A CO4 F. Sellers A CO4 Hays hutaek: Kramer A
Rahsu Henry Graff, Ea. 74 William Efchhsa: 8. R. Johnson,
Eni4 T. Bakeweil, Eai4 Georse Lediie, £334 Solomon Stoner,
Kso. jaidt.
jus. nit —.........j05. ruinao.
"VTOTICE: Joseph Fleming having asso-
X * dated with him Joseph AbeL the business nareaftsr
mil be cocdocted under the style of JO3EH ABEL A 00. at
the old stand, corner of Sciithfleld and Fourth streets.
jaU
CO-PARTNERPHIP. —Tho undersigned
hare this day entered into copartnership, under the
name and style of J. A. HUTCHISON A for the purpose
eftranmctinsaCommledonandOroeery business.’
JAB. A. HUTCHISON.
Pittsburgh. Feb. .’M-feC A, M, WALLINGFORD.
CO-PARTNERSHIP —Having associated
E. S. Ward with me In the Drag bounces, the bo*l
ness will be carried on (bom this dale, trader ua Brie or
K. E SELLERS A 00.
January 2d, 1864. <a4
a. z. sxt.lxm. a. wau.
p E. SELLERS & CO. Wholesale and
IX, Retail Dealers in Drags, Paints, Oils, Tarnishes.
tZTkc.. No. 67 Wood street. *a4
Congha! Coughs!! Coughs!!!
t3.SELIEF IX FIVE A,w {; TEX! -dr
TYLER’S CTST ARABIC
COUGH GANDY DROP ‘
PATENTED 183 T.
THESE DROPS wherever thov have been
Introduced, have speedily superKdedall ottor COa
fects, Loiooucs Wafer*. Ac- for the relief of Goughs,
Hoarsenrea, bare Thioataud all Pulmonary Consumptions.
Tbcir superiority consists In their agreeable flavor, the mb
sene* ofaay injarioas drag tu their compoeitloa- and ta
thoir prompt action without interfering with diet or bus!
nesa, or rendering thv system more
T«ey are tha rooet suitable for CHILDREN, and renr ben
eficial to PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS;; they re
move all buskloes* from the throat,, and dear and give
, tone to the volw. Price 12*< and 25 cents a box.
Sold wboleeal* and retail by FLEMING RROSn (late
Kidd A Go.) No. CO Wood strand moet Drag and Candy
Store*. QgfiM
artificial teetuii
BBS. DUNCAN & CAMEBON,
DENTISTS.
A'rt. 150 Wttt Sixth xtrtrL. brtwHn Race and £lm Strutt,
———- C’/A CI .YA’J Tl.
TniS OFFICE under the management of
Its present proprietors, has been increasing in repu
uuoo for euperlor nitrations In the Artifldu Deport
ment of Dentistry for th* last ton years, and no expenses
or effort shall be wautlng-to give satlefkctlon to all who
mar favor it with-their patronage.
Tbesubseritorswould.eaU attention to the following
essential point* pertainlug to Artificial Teeth, vixr Beau
ty and naturalness of appearance, quality and. strength
of the materials, comfort.to the wearer, and usefulness In
restoring the natural appearance of the speech, and abil
ity to masticate, 1 a all of which they are warranted in
saringtheT ore exceeded b y none, and eqnal ed by few.
TEETn Inserted from one to a fall set, with Artificial
Gums, full and Half iNite Invariably Inserted by suction.
All operations In Dentistry performed in the moet thor
ough manner.
I‘RRMS Considering the superior character of th*
work and tbe guarantee given, they are the most reason. •
able In the West,
TwTrtih Yi wore, on Gold Plait, $3,00 per ToofA.
“ ” “ Silver *■ 2.00 ** **
Th* money refunded Ifthe Teeth do not prove ntlsfoc-
tho Information of thoee living at a distance,
we would state that our fadlitl»« are *arh that w* eao
makein th* finest style, a foil set of TEETH in from 24 to
40 hours, and small pieces in proportion, so-that nodetea
tloa need.be apprehended.
W. C. DUNCAN, ) _
J-G. CAMERON,
del My No. ISO West 6th »L, bet Race A' Elm, Cln.
JA. BROWN, would most rcspectfuHyiii’
• form the public that he keep* on hand, at hlsstasa
on the west side of the Diamond, Allegheny City, a com
nlet* assortment of Venitian liunds: Alsj, Venluan Shut •
tare are made to order. In the beat style, warranted eonal
to any la the United States. His BUndsean be removed
without the aid of a screw drirsr. Having purchaad the
stock, tools, and wood of the Cabinet Establishment ct
Rameey A McClelland. I am prepared to ftinlsh their old
customer* as well as the public at large, with everything
iu their line. Agency, No. & Wood street, PUtalrarsh.
mch2B J, A. BRQWI
“Prove all to that which Is
TYLER’S COMPOUND
GUM ARABIC SYRUP.
F|MIE increasmg demand for this mosfcplcas-
I. ant, safo and emeadous remedy for «J 1 pdimonary
diseases, has enabled tho proprietor to reduo*~tbeprtceao
as to place it within the reach of all classes. Its 'superiori
ty over moet similar preparation* is attested by many em
inent physicians in Baltimore. Washington, Aaitb*whole
of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ac* who hare beeq
eye wltneMee of Its efficacy whan the usual remedies .have
fkUed; and by thousand* of oar most respectable cl tlsens
who have used It In their families both as preventive and
cure with never-falling sueoem for tbe last twenty Tears
during wbieb period, with very little aid from advertis
ing, Ac., It has gradually spread Ite reputation over th*
whole Union. In eases olrecect' '
Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, &0.,
II give* immediate rtliv, and generally cures In a dar or
two. without interfering with diet or basinets, or reo<for
log the spstem more susceptible ot .Cold; to chronic eases.
Asthma, ‘Whooping Cough, Croup, Jffronclu
tis, Affections of tSo Lungs, and
Consumption,
It Is always very benefldal, and reidom fells, when com -
mraosdto tlmoTtoperitot a core. Pile* «5 and 60 cents
* WboSnJ. n.UD ATOU. M«m,FLESUNO BROS,
fls to Kidd A OP.) Na CO Wood st- oc2B:d*
SELLERS’ COUGH SYRUP IN ILLINOIS
—Judge of Mlddleport, Iroquois Co., writes
anasr date of Jen. 27th, 186 L that he has been troubled,
more or less, with a cough for several years, which last
year confined him to his bed BPd required medical treat
ment for three month*. During the summer he got tot
ter, trat still the eongb ernttoued to distress him by day
and night, which was only relieved by the us* of toller*’
Conghßyrnp, which a gentlemen by the name of Chasln
brought with him from the State of Ohio. Mr. Uhanln
bad found th# Bynp of greatest use In hie family, and
when moving from Ohio; took fifteen bottles with nim. a
portion of which Jodeo Pierce obtained, and used with
great benefit when other means foiled to offord relief.
J*24 , ft. E. SELLERS A 00. Proprietor!. 67 Wood st.
ORNAMENTAL STAINED GLASS.
THOMPSON & SCHLEIF, .
STAINERS, No. 155 Third street.
jjl Pittsburgh, reepeetftally Invite the attention or the
public, and of Architects, Builders and Gentlemen or Xrn*-
Ue« about to build private reeideooesor churches, to their
specimen* cfOTAINED GLASS, at their establishment, for
which Sliver - Medals were awarded by the Penumrlvaala
State Fair IqU&3, and by the Allegheny County Fair for
1864. They are prepared to execute Stained Glass of urerr
style and designs, .or churches, private dwellings, dr
eteamboati, from tfcs plainest and cheapest to the most
ornamental aadeoatly;lnelQdlQg(hadeooTatlon of ehorchea
wtiiyifeLlko figures, scriptural and allegorkul subjects,
andTrery other desmptloaof Ornamental Wlndowwalso,
Ornamestal Boon,Transoms, Side lights. Sky Llghts, etc..
iotrodudug Landscapes, Fruits, Flowers, and every varie
ty of scroll work. Enamelled Glam of new and handsome
moderns at low prices, and Entry Lamp*, and Lamp* for
Hotels and BatUuranfs. got up In handsome style at short
notice. Thoyean point to work already executed In this
dtp and other pieces, for ehnrebsa, steamboats and private
dwelling** evideuceaoftanrfcapadty and skill.
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