PITTSBURGH GAZETTE .. v ..,__—PIIDLIBdHD DY D. N . WHITE.. —~..... PITTSBURGH: THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH '22, 1855 113. T• Adverlisires.—Seltber rim Editorial Roma or PrintingEatabliritmentot the Day Gasette.ara opened on Sanday. Aznatristadarbaditain their melees to appaat .~:.lathLpiyarou Monday sionalng.irffi plaaihsad thealn !nem* ft,. dn'. on Patimbo, - - Advance. Payments.—hereafter no sub scription win be taken rot the 1/211r or Weekly Gazette, nukes soyment Is =dm In adman, Whenever the lime I. up to which the suterription Is sold. the taper will be tervarlabty stopped, unless the subscription Is re rowed b 7 advance payment. AU transient adverthing, or every description. mai b repo - Ved to be Debi In ad vanes. The mar esorptions .11 to nhere special month. 1 Or eentraers era madr-,,.. semlularn ooldr tiamotu).—Tho ertonstm drocasttim oft= Fatty Gmetre Effete to Ma bughten MCI ■ moot dateable =dim of making Mar b u ft e . hum . Oar &eclat:too le botroonfoar sad tlystboamtut Mictilog mnobsat, manuflotamer sad thop-teoper In Wootam Psonsylnais. ma /Zoltan Ohio. P. ittiIIiLLIEES, Itta editor of the States Pet two . and Pew counteted vith iM littsburge,C=3l.l aatbteised to solicit subletiDtkms aai atlvertlastunta fee .tba Pitttburgb Gazette, seetedb4 to cue bablithet tern s Plttebursts Her& 1.1855. Reading Muter on each pare el thli. paper It will soon become unsafe to make the Ohio river a highway for the inter-state slave traffic. The people are becoming too wide awake to tot erste such an anomaly in a professed republican government, and wherever the local law can op erate to prevent or embarrass it, an appeal will be made thereto. Tub steamer Fa 1, City lately left Wheeling for' St. Louis, and took on board .sixteen slaves, which-the owner was removing to Missouri.— _ When the boat arrived at Cincinnati, and the fact of slaves being on board became known, a . writ of Wats =put wakened out and placed in the hands of the Sherri The Sherif went on board the boat to serve it, butthe Captain not only refused to obey it, but madaged so to de, Uhl and obstruct the fiheriff that opportunity was afforded the owner to remove the slaves to Kentucky for safe keeping. On Monday last the Sheriff made return of these facts to the Court, iad Mr. Joliffe moved for a rule against the Captain, (who had left the city in his boat,) to show cause why he should not be attached for oonterait. The Court heard the evidence offered on both sides, and Judge Ittradorsx, after reviewing the variant documents put in, said the fair preump tion wan that the negroes were on board when the Sheriff went in, and that they were taken off; and in view of the statement of the Sheriff, and the course of the Captain in choosing to leave the city and take the slaves beyond the jurisdiction of the Court, the ride must issue that he shill come in to explain his conduct. So the Captain of the Falls City, when he retaell! Xo Cincinnati, will find himself under arrest for his refusal to obey the legal process of the Courts. Raeder has ordered in elec tion In 'Kansas for a territorial Legislature, to take place on the 80th of March. He has ts,- ken a very careful census of the territory, and has very properly restricted the franchise of vo ting to those who are really inhabitants of the soil. We do not wonder that the Missourians should denonnee himfor this, 'u we bear they do, for , it effectually cuts off the slaveholding semi.free.booters whom Atchison has been to careful to train for nuking elective inroads over the ballet:. These gentlemen cannot control the next election as they did the las; without be coming actual Settlers in the territory, which they can hardly do in time to accomplish their pumposeec,tenless, indeed, they take the law in their own hands, and set the Governor at de. fiance. Much credit is due toGovernor Reeder for this act of firmness. :It is nothing, more to be, sure, than hie dttty called for ; bat we Caney , that it was no part of the policy of those who sent him there, and he therefore deserves praise • for daring to bwhonest arid upright. We hope he will be able to preserve the ballot box pure in the new territory; but judging from the past this seems almost like hoping against hope. The number of voters is over 8,000. This would show a population of about 12,000 or 16,- 090—a large number, considering the short pe riod since the territory was open to settlement. Tax exitrimax Canas.—The that effect of the California news. was not, as might naturally hare been expected, depressing hi'monetary cir cles at the east. The stock speculators, who got hold of the news early, came to the conclusion that it. would valeta° a revulsion, and operated accordingly; but the result was jest the 'reverse. Stocks went up and although. every one tented about the San Francisco failures, nobody seemed 'to care about them or to regard them as of the least consequence. All this, however, was de captive. The stock - market wrattltept up by heavy orders from Europe, Which, frar the mo ment, threw the California news, into the rthade; hue the result of that UM,. in the long run, must be depressing and injurious. The next steamer from California, and the next, and the 'next, will, in 'all probability, bring very small ramittences of specie; - then, as the drain to Europe continues, the Eastern banks will dud their specie line drawn upon heavily and steedny.—so heavily that they wall be for ced to contract their operations and look out for their own protection. This, at , least, seems the result that May rationally belooked for. ' Than, if the hints which come from California by the late steamer be worth heeding, the merchants of San Francisco must be the next sufferers by the crisis. They have been overtrading, and Wring no further accommodations to. look for from the bankers, many of them most succumb. The effects of this cannorfail to be felt in the Atlantic cities, and felt seriously, too, if accom. panted -by a falling off in shipments of gold dust These are possible, Of not probable re. sena sad it is as well to be prepared for them. The /few York Tribune of ?Tuesday, in this con nection, says: "We bare.disastrous news from California; disastrous, but not surprising: Full details are given on another page. There hai been, it is there recounted, great "panic" in San Fran cisco; many of the chief business men have fail ed ; and the worst is not yet seen. Page, Ba con & Co.; Adams Co., Wells, Fargo & Ce., Robinson & Co., the Miners' Bank, and many or the merchants have fallen. The ball was set in motion by the failure of Page & Baion„ at St. Louis. Theeminent houses just nammVaccord ing to the California papers, promise speedy re sumption. The Alta California describes it as "a great and overwhelming floancierarash," and that "the event has long been foreseen by ob serving men." The came is admirably general- Iced by that journal, when it says that "the peo ple of California stand in business relation to those of the Atlantic States similar to that which is held by the latter toward the English and French. They bare sent away every dollar of gold they could rune, to pay for manufactures and provisions produced in other countries.— They have paid for what they could, and when cargo altar. cargo of merchandise has arrived' lere—of which there wee no possible need for: twelve months - they haze been bought up on • credit, and held by men icho hired money at three per cent. a month - to •do haziness on. They bought them in hopes of better times, and better times never came. They grew WOlll.O and worse, and men .were straininrenrery mere to keep along, when the COM of the failure of Page & Bacon arrived." The lame journal am sty: the idea that the talked of retzuvtiona are defacla DIA= or Jenoi ihnnza.—The Uuerable J110:1011 Biddle died putt:Airy at his retiedenoe on Penn Urea; at the *dimmed age of 86. He was appointed Amdatu Judge of the Common pleas and:Quarter 'Sessions under Gm Bltner, which place he Vied to general acceptance: He we one of our oldest citizens, was widely known,. and enjoyed the personal confidence and esteem of a large circle of friends. - litrozwer, PCT Moss IMPROBABLL—Md And Oki following in Mentdey evening's Boston Jam mu: .SIIXOII. Dries CAPTTIIIII at Mt CAXAMA A Sueaeaf busium—Thore is"• rumor =rent in the motto-day, that the oteamatdp Cam% width started from this port on Saturday, with era a million dollars io specie, bee been eaptu -1 red by a Russian Mph,. "We metro:* the report to no good Eittree. eyed itto bit entirely without foundation." • , Ouriar mscrsers,—Mr, frdzbugh, of Wr en% sadlwr af s vigorous and eonsistear work sisyst7, will speak in defeat* •of f us :WO,adon st Aew Waren, - on Wednesday soreedmi Wei* §O, The 4iikoursa will tot* :ASO of fka Vtoiwne ?natures to tr elan to shit dariNfatte spin- Ja to be followod the 'poNforgovortatio rbthipi sn WA* gfirWe are requested to call attention to the following act, pending in the Legislature. The act proposal to extended authorizes the Mim- Ii land and Pittsburgh PAilroad Jo dispose of the bonds of Allegheny and Beaver counties at lees than their jar with the content lof the County Consiniseioners ae to the minimatit price. We leave the subject to the consideration of the tax-payers: An Act relating to Railroad Companies. Sac. 1. Be it muted, &a., That the provisions of an act entitled, an act to incorporate the Cleveland and Fittebyrgh 'Railroad Company, ap proved the second nay of March, one thousand eight.' - hundred and fifty-tlve, be and the /lame are hereby extended to all railroad companies to the capital stock of which companies subscrip tion has been made by the county of Allegheny, on special contract or agreement with the coun ty commissioners. rentleelvania Legislators* Han Merman, Marsh 19. Steam.—The Senate met atB o'clock, when a large number of memorials, .tc., were presented. Mr. Cmbb read in place a bill to extend the charter_ of the Bank of Commerce; a bill to in corporate the Coal and Iron Bank; and a supple ment to the act incorporating the Dimes' Saving Fund of Philadelphia. Mi. M'Clintock read in Place a supplement to the act relative to education. The bill relative to ejeotments was taken up and negatived: The bill to incorporate the City Bank of Phil adelphia wee taken up, and after being so amended as to provide for the location of the Bank, north of Market and west of Sixth street, passed finally—yeaslG, nays T.' . The bill to extend the °baiter of the Bank of Pennsylvania was taken up, briefly debated, and postponed. The joint resolution, providing for a final ad journment on the 12th of April, was taken up and postponed. The bill to incorporate the Delaware and Schuylkill Basin Company was carriecland pass ed to a third reading, and then laid aside. The Senate thereupon adjourned. Housx.—On motion the bill relative to the ten hour law, was made the special order of the day for Monday afternoon next. The amendments of the Senate to the bill to incorporate the City Bank of Philadelphia, were taken up and concurred in, and the bill has thus passed both branches. The bill to ascertain and settle the boundary lines between Barks and Schuylkill counties passed finally. The bill to divorce Helen M. and Charles B. Gallaher, was taken up and passed finally—yeas 62, nays none. The House then adjourned. RAHHISBITItO, March 20. Sxners.—The House bill to repeal the license laws of the Commonwealth, was made the special order of the day for Thursday next. The joint resolution providing for a final ad journment of the Legislature on the 17th April was taken up and passed. The bill to provide for the safe keeping and disbursement of the revenue of the State, and I defining the duties of the State Treasurer, was considered and passed finally. The - bill to extend the charter of the Bank of renntryhania. , was taken up and amended by in serting a provision for the allowance of $6,000 per annum, as compensation for the transfer agency of the commonwealth, and as amended passed—yeas 18, nays 10. The bill to, incorporate the Mauch--Chunk Bank, also passed. House.—After some little unimportant busi ness, the House went into Committee of the Whole and the following, with a large number of other bills, were taken up and passed first reading:— A bill to incorporate the Western Bank of Pennsylvania; the Canonsburg Bank; the Bank of Conemaugh; the Bank of Johnstown; the Me chanics' Bank of Pittsburgh; the New Castle Bantu the Stroudsburg Bank; the Anthracite Savings Bank of Donaldson: the Bank of Mount Pleasant; the Wrightsville Savings Institute. the Mercer County Bank; a supplement to the act incorporating the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Company. Tax FLIT AT PARIS OF WASTMOTOW'S MYTH DAL—The fete given by the Americans in Paris, on the 22d of February, is said to have been truly a magnificent affair, and was attended by about 600 persons, of whom nearly 400 were Americans. We select the following particulars from a letter in the New York Tribune: • -•• "In all the grand assemblies (leaving out the official reunions at the Tnilleries,)whieli have to - ken place in Paris since the season commenced, this one collected the largest proportion of the diplomatic corps, of the cabinet and of the high officials of the government Every legation no Paris, from that of Queen Victoria down to the meet insignificant, was represented by a portion or all of its members: the cabinet was nearly complete; a considerable number of- officers of the Emperor's household, and of ethers high in power were present, while the demands from the different foreign embassies for invitations for distinguished countrymen were more numerous thane the committee felt warranted in supply ing. A considerable number of distinguished civilians was also present In fact this fete was the great social event of the season, and was the astonishment of all who were present - judge Mason;Constd Mcßae and the Boa. it. M. McLane, were on the committee of manage meat --Among those present were the whim, of George Washington Lafayette and three grand daughters of the illustrious friend and compan ion in arms of Washington, Lord Elgin and lady, =tin Guizot the great Statesman. The ball was brilliant, and was remarkable on account of the elegance and costliness of the toi lettes and the beauty of the ladies. The room was decorated with the portraits of Washington, Lafayette, Franklin and Fierce. The deeora tions alone cost 1,200 francs. One of the ‘most remarkable features of the ball, and a subject of general remark on the part of foreigners, was the great beauty of Amer ican ladies, the stateliness of their carriage, and the taste and immense cost of their toilettes.. Tux "ORIGINALS" IS 111/1 FGALD. If the etatememta of a correspondent are correct, that branch of the Know Nothings to which the epi thet "Illitdoo" has been applied, and of which Menai Ullman and Barker pre the recognized leaders, is • undergoing a very marked decline.— Another branch, claiming an older organisa tion and rejecting the practices of the /Undoes in Making separate nominations and Insisting upon the adherenta voting for them, is said to be superseding the Barker organization in all parts of the State. By some, the "other" branch' is denominated the "Mien" Branch, and by oth ers, the "original" It is quite certain that it has no connection with what are called the "Sew ard Know Nothings," though it is not consider- ed a sin among the "originals" for a man to be attached politically or personally to Gov. Sew ard. The "originals" are making great inroads upon the Barker branch, in this city, two Bark er Colmar have surrendered their charters and applied far fellowship among the originals. In one Ward, where there were thirteen hundred of the Barker branch last fall, Jess than thirty have taken the newly promulgated third degree. In another, where, a few months ago, there were many hundreds, a recent meeting was ad journed for want of a quorum. We repeat, we make these statements on the authority • of our correspondent, and have no reason to doubt that in many, if not m all respects they are correct. We see it stated that a State Convention of the .originals" is now in session at Knickerbocker Hall, in this city ; but no mention is made of its supposed object. If the statement be true, the fact Is calculated to attest the correctness of our correspondent —New York Courier ,t Esq. Tx' appointment of the Bight Honorable Sir George Cornewall Lewis, editor of the Edinburg Eerier, to the important office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, has created quite a sensation in the literary circles of England. The London Illastratedlrews•says: 'The successor of Jeffrey hes now to divide his time between buff-and-blue Articles for his forthcoming number, and tariffs and taxes for his forthcoming Budget.. Sir Geo. Cerulean Lewis is en able man; be is not * bril liant speaker, but he is a matter-of-fact narrator of whit he has to tell; he is not a sparkling wri ter, but he has proved an excellent editor. - ITur training for hisChaniellership has been first-rate: he wan long, and in stirring times, the best fi nancial Secretary that the Treasury has had for 'many a day. Able editors, of reviews and pa pers are becoming, we are gl,al to think, candi dates for serving in high offices out of the-fourth estate. Gifford—the well-kiown editor of the Quarterly--held no higlreepnblio office than that of Paymaster of the Band iff Gentlemen Pen sioners; and Mr. Lockhart, hit- successor, was thought to be well rewarded with the office of Auditor of the Duchy of Ittncsater. Two edit ors of the Quarterly barely divided five hundred a year between them, their State Influence be ing confined to a few gentlemen In livery, and to a portion of the incomes of a youth under age: here we have the editor of the Edinburg Hulett with five thousand a year, and his hand in the pockets of every person in Great Britain and Ire land. Lars Fume KAUAI.—The Lawrence Free State gives the following as the Poll and correct returns of the Renaissance*: let Illetrist, 866 Totem 9d, 199 98 i 4th 1,7 s 1.0, sod 6th. 797'; 7th and Bth, 160; Otto, 98s 106, and 11th 24 ; 12th, 106 ;.18th, hill son 15th, au ; 16th, 2 86 ; kg... , 4044, 9,080. Ratio for Council, 4831, Gor.. eder hae Jewel ;do oftiftsgtion for the election of members sf I,e• gislature. It is to be bilit eti.fdifsriV, the 8011; of March. He proseribee'o*tverifee'lei be sip Serfed in regard to votes NO OW mast have commenced an sielcs*f i t iMone,si pans, irldtm he atonally isfeede Sfe 666066 et permanently, and ha must bare thieid ttr6 ten" , to r y-his dweinkig to theereittete4 xif ' bfhei home. In case any election fe S6ttite. d 069 pestles aggrieved must bring the MOS* iittfyte the Governor, who will &ramie* the Mel itv Wan the Parties contending. _ MEM SPECIAL NOTICES. .T 0133/ C. BALER & CO.'S • d Vernaage TRUE hiEDICLVAL COD LIVER KR What, or which is the be I Carefully prepared from none but fresh and or Worm Destroyer? bealthyldriera.undeithe perismal miperellion of their Is a q uestion daily and !lonely asked by I ,a:smut'. Exhale. lurenta. Ibr the heslth or their children . Al _ f C. a CO•taks graat.pleasurs in offering their brand whom* at all acquainted with the anises , will immediate- °it which on account of its Morior mode of prepare. IT answer, fir. Metane'e Celebrated Vermifure. It nee : Loo*fresiluiess and parity, can le taken without dirrellsh nem. been known to fail, and it Is one of.tbe safest mane by the most tiol"ta. dies that ow be wed, A friend of our. latelyl,od w . It is Mutecemary to draft to the peculiar aims"' of tba bno.ing statement to rehrenos to Me Vm.mMiffo this Terr valimble and sitiantitic remedy. Its arm.. in New roan, Sep. =.l3s2.—Gordessma—A. young ifoi, o f Mecum of Cluonlc Rheumatism. Scrofula. and Lung Dia mY iminabstance bad been ter a :one time very touchwhen skillfully applied and inerserared hi no troubled will, worms. I advised her to try Dr.' M`Lsen'e long. , •M" , e , or ..j."tor% It it 1.. cobbye A ki y oo r o lf uffo . Eh. ncostrupjar oarfiped nod ! puma healing virtue alarms Inosmparable to any other took am eta which caused her to discharge en nn eun wi f i excite- Sold In bottles. wholesale and retell. by the elan large onantity of worms. She on. immediately relieved utast:mom JOHN C. BARRIt-t CO., of all the dreadful symptoms liammosnying this disease.. No.loo North Third 5... Philadelphia. and rapidly recosered her usual health. The young lady And by Druggist. In Pittsburgh and elm:mbar.. does not with her name romationect, her residstiee, hoe , - ever, 11 Tifth street, and she refer! to Mrs. Hardie, ar 3 Manhattan pleat. 113..Purchuersatil to arena to uk for DR. ErLANE'S CELEBRATED 17:111111FUGE. and take DO. else. All other Tesontores, In comparbon, are worthies. Dr. EP lanV. Vomitus, abet his celebrated Llrer Pills, eaa nov be had at a/2 reeputabis Drug Mores to the Malted Stets and from the orbs proprietors. Also for de by the mole proprietors. FLEMINO BROTHI:11, mh1641.8 Pluoonswai to .1. Kidd & C 0... Wood atreet. . • The most confirmed cases of the most Warming dbeases, oltlmee a/Mee:from Indigestion. All ohm, more or t 0... are troubled with this annoying spat,. tom, MID as It Is general thing. we do not attempt to medicateuntll something serious intervene.. We would a. a public monitor warn all our readers against the alio of neglect, and at the some time recommend to their no tice Dr. Floogand'e Osman Bitters, the orMinal prepara tion.. prepared by Dr. O. M. Jackson. No. 120 Arch st„ Philadelphia. We have men muss effected through Its influencw"—Scotrs Wookly. Eee advertisement. mh.2l-2wdgwT Important to Persons afflicted with Her ma, or Rupture of the Bowels, and the dander of Strangulation by neglect mg it The right couree for any one to pursue who may be addicted with Itutdatre, le to procure a mod Trues walledented to the ruptured Arts, In order to retain the. protruding portion of the bowels. This le often neglected, and the bowel bowmen strangulated, leaving the patleat not only in •euffering but dangerous condition. I have slimr on hand. arld daily • adapt. the most Improved TriMar, among which le HARSH 'S RADICAL CURE TRUSSS, which will really predate • nalcel cure In • short time. Moms. there are maw when no Truss will cure, hut In a vaat majority of t red.:gable Hernia, 'or Rupture, tide Tryon will our. I have every variety of Tr from 60 eta to 1.30; also, • large amortment of CHHe REA'S' TRUSSES ARDOELYAZ SUPPORTERS. ELASTIC.STOCELVOS, for various broken or enlarged velar, Mg PROP• Dr the relief and cure of Plies SHOULDER BRACES, TM men women and children SUSPENS'ORY BANDAGE.% and every variety of me. ells/Meal appliance used to theloure of au.. Cull and examine them at my Drug Bk., No. 140 Wood etreet, new of Virgin slier sign of the Golden Mortar. N. 13,--I have also an elegant trues for children, which Invariably curve. anr=rthe Dr.R.EYEETt .t hie Wholesale Ihnta Bea Detiot. ISO Wco4et... Plltsburah, P. WM.., Effectual Remedy far Worms—The lee sone of experience are the most reliable, and If not too ocetlY en sought after by the uractlcaL Th. following le the voluntary. testimony oft worthy and cell known Phrldohm.re/affive to hie experlenee of the efficacy of it. A. Fahneetockl alebrated Vermlfuga. dating • practice of twentyllve year& 0 WLD.L. Hay Tht. 1852. Nam & A. fithwerlock et. Ch.—Genticcoem-1 am ors ethos* Individuala backward in airbag canniest., but In the mutat Instance aorodder It due to humanity to .7 that I bare been enraged In the mance of medicine for 2.5 years, and hare never met with any remedy to ef &dual iter 'wonns as your Vern:dings. In adults. even to casee 011 , ...,1 sometime* use It to carry off calomel tn. ken the onerous night, and often fired billions evacua tions and worm to %Haw. I use no other Varnifrege to my reractice, and desire no better. Ilespectfttily, W. M. HANKINS, M. D. Propared and gold by B. A. FAHNUTOCK & 00. come, M Wood and Plot eta mh1,4114. The Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE AGE- Mr. Kennedy, or - Roxbury, has discovered re one of ono common farture weeds • remedy that cure entry kind of Hamer. from Lt. worst Scrofula too memos Pireple. • li. hat toted It In over eleven hundred owe, and ova Baled except to two eases (both thunder humor.) Da ho now la his nowereekro ono two hundred ortlSente, of la value. all within twenty mike of Barton. 'lwobottle. are 'retreaded to nue • notate:es ream= th One to Moe bottles will ewe the worst. kind of plasplo of the Out, Two to three totters will clew the totem of bin. Two bottles no. warranted to more the worst canter In the mouth and etomash. Three to no. bottles WV warranted to etere then worst toe of erydpelare. Oue to two bottle. are warranted to ears .11 Oumot in the ova Two bottles are unwonted to tun nothing of the sare and blotches among the haft. Your toed: bottle..,. warranted to mere corrupt and nuardng times. One bottle will moo Neely eruption of the .kin. Two to three bottle. sr. werrthted so maw the worn ono of ringworm. Two to threw betties are warranted to more the getet doe pant..... of rheumatlsm. Three to four bottle. ere warranted to cure salt theatre Ito to eight bottles will more the vont or of annftlia d lowa le Always expariethed from the drert bottle, gad • protect mere is warranted when the above catheter to tan. Nothing looks o improbable to thaw who have in yarn toted all the wenederfal matleinee of the Gtr. o that • =morn mod gowlng to the isotonic and along old acne walla, shook' ems moo humor In the smog yet It is now • hod fat. If rote hoe .humor Who to start Timms an no lb not ands, hums or ha's shout it salting some t 0... and not you,.. I peddled area a thousand bot tle, of It lathe elelnlty of Breton. I know It. eflieste th may ease. It bee already done mono of the greatest ems sea done he Showeehtwetta. I ff.. It to thlldnen • year old; to old peopleof arty. IMOlath poor, puny, wormy Peaking children, whose flesh wee mlt and dabby restored to • turbot elate of health by one bottle. To those who are ante* to • seek headache. one bottle will always two It. it ghee great relief to entomb and disarms. toms who 1t.,. been aware far yore, bare ta ken and ton rontheted by It. When the body Is sowed. It work unite .ay. but when there le any derangement of the fonothme of nature, It will testae eery thesnlar reel boa but you most not be alarmed—they always dlesp pear la from nor dare to • west Theo be never • bed re melt from It. On the emettary, when that tonna I. gone you will be rnarve:f ate a new pawn. I heard some of the mart adornment aneonhans of It that men ow lie taw to. No eh sootier &Kis over nearera7—eat the beet You on gat. I hare lambs an herb, which. when am mend In invest dl, dleados lecrofttious evening of the neck and under the ems. Pato 10 oath Prise of the Medial Disearery $1 per bottle. DIRECTIONS 101 MM.—Adult, 'one table.spoonfod p. day. Chilton am eight yearn dessert nonfat children from do to eledayeare. tearspoonfol. Mom dhoti= can he Male endleable to all coratitations, take though to operate on the among. bevels twits • day. Yr. KENNEDY glees pareonal attentions In bed woes Pohl. wholesale sad rata% at Dr. EMBIRTS,II4O Wood Pot. earner orflotin apses. &SWOT A Special Bulletin for the Sick.—Dr. Atones ZioripmaMap Om!led relent. with tranderfal npld- Ity nen disorder incident to the dime. apperation re dorm the appetite roues the strenatto banns the mow den braces the nerred gime elasticity to the niers, re crone the rants/ energise bantam dinendeney. imparts to the germinated glum a more rollout appteranne ellen Mita:lm elms the distorted Immiltttion. builds up the Mattered onistituthm: and may be tram without fear by the feeblest maiden..rlk or mother... it la ontopcmd solely of. thejuicee of rare Oriental berhe..potaut only to Mesons., sublimate and mitten Ifthe trite= has beenne ranged by improper lodalgee• tea the Ontflal will Inflow • more viznyone vitality Into *v. cry veitan. The Lanza* insulting from lats hour, or too dn. ODD:anion to labor of en, bind. to union', .mooed by Ito motion. sad lodise engaged In.edeatary oreapattom. and aulidtt to Imonredemetbeahcm. will find It • ,ate and healthy stimulant. Where theeirouletlou of the blood aluggiala or any of thetunetiona of the body are =mend ad or Imperfectly garb:med. 10.111 restore the natural ao. - Ora and communleste permanent energy to the secretive and dlstritertne orsoina Thaw who am bowed down b 7 Ordeal debillty. and ao goble ma to deepatt of IrrlT remenering the elate and salon of manhood. ime Invited to give this woodmen' Inegotant a trial It =belles the elemente:or Unit reetototion.— Baera they hove consumed the erg Lot,, they oIL be eganlons that the roeuperatlre grinclpla Is at work la et ate debilitated ocelot' of their tonnes, and hop, noon to be nasal In their thorough recorere. wlll ogling op to their Warta The Cordial la not op. Wahl,. concentrated. In pint Cot Use. Prim $3 per both, two for $5, tin for $l2. C. IL LUNG, Proprietor. N 0.192 Broadway. N.. - York.- Anna—Pittabonto Mamma Bloc. No. CO Wood Mcoo4 Gao. IL Koono, 140 Wood at: ILL &mow 67 Wood BL— AIN:bony Citm 711111330. 15 . 1 d by Dnlzsi.e etumaunte N. unit", Bute., U.n► dn. and the West Indlas. Piles tiegleoted, often- proto fatal, leads to consumption; anoint the part three times day with DAILEY'S PAIR EXTRACTOR. If rierxeUtoo Corm in the nett= dun Inure Ihe ••PRa 8 yringengiled with Extract. or. and gradually ellacharg• it.. the eyringe t. withdrawn. It never Wit to cure mei of any age of virrdenos. nor to give entire nee Instantly to ail. froxpeently curing by om appileatkat. Piles on blown by the host, Itchhim and pain of the mum Bleeding piles an Caused, somotlmos, t 7 the fail• log of the whole towels which thou press the loterthost anal tight sutolust the book home and Imp the blood from nturoing op the weseb, siudlor to the blood being kept at the top of your dowers when a etring'ls fled tight round It; nosh Is frequent, and for ocnititious homers and fawn to than thswilu, then proestiv a perfect obdoroloal "importer. and wear a compress to the notuni, and ma. threw to use the salma ohne. elm rub It well am the lotus and obdomen for tom time, and the natural belts that support the bowels will be eontrsoted and made smug. and Too? Ilb rill be mewl. If properly applied entry use .111 be mired. It iarnerliolls. WO. - • Sick Headache and Neuralgia of Eight nun StiTMICI ems ei Otartsrn DIPOLVATII Eno.— Mr. William Mottle, M'lbalry's Rap. boardstorn. fifth stard,'asym be saasursd of 81ek lhatimba of sight year' standing, by thri. bottles of Ostaloy's Donative Soap He hgg wad 'nil= ph:Odom without ► our,. Hs la now satlntly wall. Ositlsy's Atxiratl» Is for nouns. tbiza, thavfols. Uttar, and all anothstllassam. Torch, wholasale andystan, Db. libY SSW& N o . 140, Wood it., Slgo of Or 00144n0 Mortar. Him 76 canto Dor tattle. Consumption and Spitting Eood—See the es:Mesta of Xr. Tuner H. Bernaey, Alma - , Tura Proprietor albs ?wiser Ilotal..ltrit — Ya.. and MU of the City nand. Itlehmand. Dr. John .IkOrkes, of the•ity of Anduromd,thotuth • ter tda4breldan, and of muse opposed to what he *Wad gnat Mallalcum, was °baud tasty that ItiVxd ,Cede In tun. amt. flamer. urn . Ile bad been Om ny by atefil Puna , en• bad tared' sat of Mow:Look atadklues. and unman the IWire Oro*. aa well ao the au* 'bents trlod Carternßuolth • Ws rater the jeabUe to ble Poll and tehlithlr IWTIM le th 4 bOth. stating hie ceni. aelvertageent. iwropahleh Di Pont Potraer.--Every variety .Rifle tifedhi sod Meath' a .1 1 1 NekolFell al" &N Mkt seut for ael• Croak gaseasina. ID lots to isl 4 rya *atom ea breorsids tams. Wm &My Pus. 381044 itfidattislgnal. ORIO 8c PENNOYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE ONLY RAILROAD RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSI3URGH. On and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, the PASSZNORIt TRAINS will run.. follows. until fur , Cher Wits: FAIT Thai, WELL onto at 3 A. W HAM Than •• AT 8 A. 2. ESPHCS3 Tear •• "at Br. x. These Trains aR ruu through to Crestling. and connect there with the Cooisubusind Cineltmatf. Ohio and Indl: ens and Belletantsdne and Indiana Railroad. At Man. told. connection. an nude for Newark, UMATILLA. Mon roeville. Sandunky, Toledo, Chicago. and at Alliance the Cleveland, de No trains run on Sunday. Thrott*, '1 tektite are sold to Cincinnati, • St. Lents, Indianapolis, Chicago. Rock ❑laud. Pori Warn.. Cleveland and the principal towns and cities In the Weet The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN wW ears Pittsburgh at 10 A. R. and 5 r. it. and New With ton at 7 A. st. and I r. For Ticket. and further Information • 00017 to J. G. CURRY, At the turner °Moe, under the Monongahela LLAMA. Or at the Federal street Station, to OP.ORGE PARKIN, Pitigbinlib. March 10th• 1855. Ticket Agent. PEARL STEAM MILL ALLEGHENY. Flour delivered to families in either of e tan eltlen stoneOrdets mar be left et the MIL or In oar borer at • of LOGAN, WILEON &CO.. S 2 Wood rt. Vll s i o tßjr a fllt,oorn.gibertr , en;l SLOW? 11. • soh' k 0 TER" ' TDruC5 CASH IP; g l it DT t O. SPRING STYLE OF RATS. M'CORD & CO., HATTERS, Have now on hand, a fresh supply of Gen- Wm.? DRESS RATS, Spins Sisk. Also, complete assortanentefOosate and Youths' SOFT HAM of the latest Sashimi, to which they Invite the st , tentlan of the public. Corner Fifth and Wood sts. mhls • ••• •• • JOHN COCHRAN & BROS. MANUFACTURERS OF Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Vanlt Doors, Window Shatters, Window Guards, la., Nos. 91 Second st., Sc 86 Third st., (between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA., Have on hand a variety of new patterns /Amy and Plalo, suitable for all P.P... nolloraar ftt tantlan pea to . endowing Grave Lots. Jobbing dons at Wort notice. la Matt WESTERN TEA STORE, Corner of Wood and SixtiCostreete. W. A. M'CLITHG. Our Teas will be lound on trial unequaled at the pram in the car Blecta. Greene. Oolong, 40, 50, 62, 75, Young Hyson,so, 62, 1,00 and 1,25 per lb. 75, and 1,00 per lb. : , gGreakrear., 50 and Imperial & G. p., 71i, 75 cts. per lb. 1,00 .4. 1,50 per lb. Teas put up In caddy boles from 5 to at rte. for famtly me. A liberal discount made to retail &Went. COFFEE.- Jam In Cigar, ttkd Rio (h", Crvn and Roasted. .VCOARS—Lekering's and lkkAsr'a Loaf, Parcae...a cad Cl-usAc4Supcm. Aur, •Iniree, Pm/. and Dried That, wee OLMES.AABE & CO 13 3.13b0R TO A. H. HOLMES a BROTHER, ILA NI7FACTURRILS .r SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT TOCKS, PICKS. Timber, Mill, Tobacco A Cotton Screws, 5h 4 01.0 and itilkiafur Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nuts complete, PITTSBURGH, PL, Wassnoon. No. 113 WA.= om 107 Pon rm.. czar= Woos am 13xnumn ors. ar All wort warranty. MOW ARNOLD & WILLIAMS XL. Vin FALCSVI42II w - Vinson Furnaces, ro't Iron Tubing £Nl7trrtva GENERALLY For Warming and Ventilation of guadive, A. A W. will mane tar Wartnthe wad VOntilating by Rum or //ot Watts. CID. or Chlbox..• Parrtaas, Cbtaibmtl. BrhaNti lIoMt.J. fadatfoa, Oro= Mom, Mart Haar 2.11 Hot.l. or Dwolthurs. No. 26 Itarkongt- Pittatrantli. Pmmllvansa Insurance Compaq. OF PITT A SBURGH_p CORNER Or 10171t114.4 BuTTIIVIELD RUTS. AUTHORIZZD CAPITAL 3300.000. "INSURE BUILDIA.'O3 AND OMER psorntrr. AGAINST MS OR DAMAO BY FIRE AND THE PERILS OP Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. DIRECTORS. Wm. P. labsurtan i W. AVClintoek, D. AL Lang. A. J. Jean, Hedy Patterson, Rennedy T. Prierl. J. Grier Sproul, George it. Whim. Jamb Painter, Wade Ramptan. lamed S. Neal,. U.N. A. A. Carrier. W. 8. Harm. D. E. Park. oITICERR. riasident—llon. Wm I Jobnaton, rim Pre-Mind—Rod) Patterson. Beeretery end Priamerer--A A Punier. Arniteat .`ecreaml--8 8 Wrist. I NAI 5e16.1s Athenmum Fire Insurance Companj of London. Authorised Capital $10,000,000. imsluacts Ix IffILLTLLITIIL. Atwood a Co- John Varnuto, John thing. George IL Stuart. Claghorn a 00. Wm. McKee it Power. I Weight:Dan. White, Steve= A Co. Anent for the United Stair— TR/MEMOS RATCHFORD STABIL Onlipd SW. Brannh Otlce, No. 80 South Fourth .twat. Philadelphia A. A. HARDT. ASant No Fltta felia.linfiP2oBd S3 Wawa. Cittsen's Insurance CAlRYampy or rutsburgn RAG PrenHest. &alum. L. 'alumni. Erex 01710 E 94 WA TAR, BETWEEN ALARITETtANDaI WOOD STREETS. THE O*. r IINTRISED E UVI HIV 121, AND ROO R T I RIV4RII2 W Marro swami Lose or lAmacr , ht.e. ALSO •igaingt the verde est the SEA sad NLAND NAi !GAM") and TRANSPORTATION. ri ft . R i V . lsr„ . • Robert ibso7fe !spar. 8. Hashanah, lathe H. Pronook; Walter RI Tent, J. Casper ' John Diehard Floyd, P. M. Kier Wm. Hingl= l. John P. DU J. rinds MUT% &ha.maim. Wo.D. MTh. PrIT I SLAURGrEf Life, Fire et Kann° Insurance Company; OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET, ItASOhlO HALL, PITISBURGIL, PA. ROHT. GAL* Al; President. Jaw D. Magna. See" 7. This Company makes every Insurance ip wrt.a.das toot emaseted with ME RISKS. M elVa 4 1 0. ed ' ant e elt eraily And against Lose or Damage by Fire, AhS,.eateet the Perils of the Sea mad ridged Navlzatlosk Pollele. to the lowest rate. eozubtent trial WM, total parties. DIMX511.11: Alarinder Bradlay. John Minton, Paratud MoClark.. Jams W. Ilallama. Chas. Artmthaot. David Mahar, Horatio N. Lta.Llttaaalarr. Pa. Oat 001.1 jj lA jkb . : "" l hn fl . lan;: ". = P U h r eli/A . John Neott, J0...1T& P. ammo, M. D.. John WWII. cartS-Islb Root COPT In PHILADELPHIA Fire and Life Insuran ce Company, No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOSITZ THE CUSTOM 110U3d. Will make all kinds of Insurance. either Penetsse or Limited, on emery deonrintn of Psopsrty or Ikterettodiss, et reasonable rates of premium. ROBERT P. KIN°. President. M. W. Lissome Vies President. Chu. P. Hares, maadro m: Z. B. !steak a.„);ol.tiftn.... P. Wile. B. filassm Jos. B. J PAW. }sesame.assrossv Jahn Clsytons .I P. thseSars" &entail" a. de:6I7AG. CO ', PTIN. Attu =sir Third and Wood stmts. Western Insurance Com pany OF PITTSBURG H . Will Insure igaznst en kinds of Fire and arrino Risks. DIEM= MO& lkott, Jes. Menlo (km Dude, Melodeon, NattVl Hobart U. W. Jantem, J. Llpeltwott. ta. H. 0.11.0 INtit W Utlon =a aml lum tb ni 'V known In this eonontmlty, whotnn yernt, ret Oilman et.. the Omni, Ns. en Welt( IBMS & WarehoiseJ trp Ilttabww.b. nib° Rehm Jr, J. W. Balm Wm. Lyon. CO. thrum toe ffintnal Inauranoe Company OF PHILADELPHIA. • Ginn/4OPPLOR. 4 NO. TO WALNU oz ,no4,T' STREW. • .611—.4scom, r anceraly Innecipt. FIRE IN I77 SURAITOL—On Buildings; Mer chandise,- l'amiltnte, to. in tmu az canintzl. Th• beinciale. combined with the eaccullY n c 4 oek Domia. naltice Om manned to Mime in - ltin wade The of th e COMMOY, Intbont liability for Mum. &Tint Oostitladm of this VamTimiY. for gr ay . nonnrUbLe. iitir,lnto the Cepitel Mock of Y. mhboIENGLIY. Presidad. B. /4. Hammen ileandary. Olen., mimeses& rtssiss LantzAmbhmet Wm. D-.Thodpun, Gems. N. &AM. • W.Thilisf. O. EL Wood Robert Solana, bleanbiU Rahrud O. JULIO; Jump L. - ref Off Wm. Mum. Jamb T Smiting, Amblbcid OlitTry O. M. fitzond. I Wm. M. nem*. P l 4led. .T. O. 001/FIN, mint. coma Thizd nod Wood idreeta. • New Dagnerrlau Gallery. MR. NELSON would rimpectfully inforin Vs Mends sad the ;rotate nuorelli l abet order to. MutittWOrisatt r•UrOretOrditadDartreMao Fon O ft * T 121112 etreet i l ate of the molt imbue . and intgatflonst USIA *Wm mow . ronstrorted Shrre , irmfic Te ang's". l4 4 472 '." '' .gr u tufllet w kili o i r vtat trout Vo „ ialta i tet whomerithereruth Pxr LIM, ran .9.oickthillalasabild most . i . • egso%. Dr. Fitoh's °pluton of my Braces. Da. 13colos If. Kann—par Sir: In reply to your. of the I3th Inat., req....lnc my opinion of your Chooldor ',quid ny thet I consider It one of the best weer &Mod. and .pull add that / bore myself been tangle the habit or employing a somewhat gmilor Brace with the greatest advantage in MOW Of rontractien of Ma rhea by ethoplng, whether from habit, occupation ordebillty. more especially where there la wet.. or Irritation about the Inuintand more orleeelpredispositlontoconemnption—with the philosophy of Itself.. In the. came. Y. are of 0,011.41 acquainted. In soma Samna of heart disease, or empa thetic excitement of that organ. I hare abo found the Shoulder Braze of advantage- I do not hwitate mend your Orem In all case where a Bra. Is required.. one of the most easy and edlelent yet In use. • • Very truly yours, CALVIN Ilf PITCH. Sold wholesale and :stall at Dr. ICEYSEICA 110 Wood street. Pittsburgh. Pa.; aim a camplete worm. t of Dr Flicha, medicloos constantly fbr sale. mht.dger. HENRY II COLLINS, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WItOLESALE DEALER IN ' CHEESE, BETTER, SEEDS, FISH And evidtm a.nenny No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Jowl ruNtsa.— .... Jll. Dom= mania FLEHIRO BROTHERS, WHOLESALE 1 D RUGG ) ISTS, NO. 00 WOOD STREET, PITTSHORGII; PA. pil Matoroof Dr. Wlane'ooolobrated Vermlfugo. Liver HAZARD POWDER AGENCY. All Varieties of Powder CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ALSO. Safety Fuse. deVi L. 0. GRAFF, Agent, 1U 24 st. titteburerh. Ease and Comrrt•—The Conformator stele Imported from Par* exactly mite the Eat to the penile, shape of the Head, so • nen hat bee easy on thd head ea mold one A nest fit end • send Elat may be ha .77 Wood et. irS).tt W. 0000 LAS ' irgiintook's Famiiy Idedicines.—We all the attention of brads of fandbeaead others, to Mend vertbament on the fourth Imo or Mo. ' , throb'. 7 . 211 2 !Widow,. Balm ora Taornsand Flowers, for bean tlfrlgg he Complexion, and eradicating all Tel. Puma and IhtoXIZA from the hoc Sold at Dr Koren's. 140 Wood street fel bdo.B la Datitl Div Di tiii 0 DM laiwk4 CENTRAL ROUTE NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPEN! THROUGH Northern Illinois to the Mississippi River, lOWA, MASOURI, KANSAS & NEBRASKA. All Railroad to the Mississippi. Chirago,, Burlington and Quincy , RAILat.I-7- ROAD. fbruesrly the CAMoso and Sunnis umflknt . Military Totact Railroad is amp Bempleraf, ItND TRAINS run the entire distance from Mimi° to Burlington. lowa, without rimureol rm. e Only Direct 'locate to BURLINGTON. QUINCE, ICEOKUB, LVDSCATIN,E, OQVATrica, wAPELLO, FORT DES .110/NES, COITCIL BLUFF, dr., d tbe mar ALL It Route fromitH/CA GO to sr L OUIS, BLOOMINGTON CLINTON, DECATUR. CAIRO. SPRINGFIELD, JACICSONTILLE, NAPLES. and inter mediate Stations on the LBmt Central, Gnat Western and Ohio and Illesissippl Railroads Trains on the abase Line leam.Cbleago on the anise of Trains from I the East, avoiding all lying over 10. any of the point. Sleeve ease Burlkaftan daily for Southern mid Central lowa and Northern 511arouri—meking the onickest and moat reliable route to reach ell the loarecrtaut eyelet of the Mismesiopi as far es Council Muff., with from Ibrte to fifty collet lea. staging than by say other route, The Road. fix large portion of the way, le laid with the cox nevem, sen, the einrwthest riding end best Railroad in the West—well stocked with the most modern Locomo tives and elegant new am . . lteally this route passengere are mini of making.... nectiona annivilte et lit of on adv s rtised time. avoiding the casette. tielay of fogs and ice. and dancer. of nay/2030n , as on the route by Alton. cha Baggage rge checkeding duvetany through (eat Chlyigo, and no for handl •t nt. THROUGH TICKE7BIiy this route can Iv• purchesed at all the Rally:ad Mikes the East; at the °Rim of the Com pany, corner ofelark and Lake sts.. In the Granite Build. In, at the Depotof the Galena R. it.. and at the 31 yhigan Central B . Logic, corner of Late and Dearborn sta. op. pore.: Tremont Boum. by PAEIGHT coneigned this mute will receive fumed!. ate de•patch. C. O. HAMMOND. &lift. C. K. FOLLETT, General Ticket Agent. Chicago. 16Triekets can be procured at the priocipal itallroed offices In the country. tab= Ride Oil and Leather Store. D. KIRKPATRICK, No. 21 South Third Street, Between Market and Chestnut sta. Phlisislphis. I 111 AS "OR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dry rs and Green salted Patna Ki Tanne' OlLnn Taers' an Clarier's Toole, at the unrest prima and she beat/Taw, la.. All Minh of Leather In toe rough •blels the hlgheet market mice will be Oren In mah. or taken to eschetute for tildes. Leath -r erred free of chum. and sold on commleelen. mblit Van Gorden Trimming Store. No, $3 MrrArt end, corner of The Dicmowsi JUST receiving a large and null selected Meek ash the new etyloi of LADIA4' DRESS A.N7) -WANT! LL A TRIMMINGS. Fringe, Button.. llalleone; Olte Bra ib id.,'elver, LAces, Cord, Rbon.. A handeeme essostment or Preach. Scotch an l Austrian Embiedueries, In Swim JIWOOPt and Lime. Collars, Menne. limadlereldefa Shwere. Insertlnge, Chwelsette. Infante' Robes, Bands. Caps and Walsta. A full simply °Mourning Lined= Crape Setts (Whirs Rem and Oatme Pelle. Plain Linen Setts. illeserse, Genre and netted Fella Plain Reda dc. Chernisettn. Italian and Rim. Crepe. Areferfais fir Embroidering:—Stamped Collate, 'Bead. and Ineertlege, French Wm ..Ingtiotton. Boom. Linen and Mate, Nom. Oilcloth. Embroidering BUM. litilettee sad Baron. biattitua, Baths .red Bonnet Ribbons. • largwaawartment of Gentlemn : . Furolablog Goode— StortkWllara. enrols, Tlee. Nem Needles. Do tons Iwo and overr [bins all war. vcsnerally. arelialoves beat Kid Oknos. to veldts, black and colors Slew. Rom No. d to No. 10 always on band. AI., • good Gook or %Wary and Gloves, very eNe•P , Dedication. - - - ( 1 111.13.15 PS M. E. CHURCH EDIFICE will IL/ be dadkaled to Divine Worship 1:11.2t. Sabbath, 75th Inst. Ilex. Dr. DURBIN will preach the apesdzig Sermon, ""P'htflVlcatr;:merilrfneAs. M. bs continued th Rh' the following Pahhatlx—RitillOP SIMPSON preaching In the morning. • There will to eervlse In the afternoon and evening of both these days. Several distinguished Chuitymen from the East to. elected to take part to the yawls. Doe no tice will be yen of their p Ear. ALPE COOKAIAN ahapointments.s been appointed to this change. and will enter axon hie duties .. Pastor, next Sabbath. • nubile sale of Pena •111 take plan. In th• Church. on MONDAY. 261 h lost.. at. ID o'clock. A. H. mhtrldt NEW MUSIC—HOHITSWood Polka Mazur • piece oompoeud by J. P. Warnslink, poky to Rare you seen Bard • gant,4leorrde Bong. Villains and his Dinah. Hard Times tome asmin no more. B. C. Meter. - h. NITA" Or Ws amid Is fuming toast end: Had I the clogs of *fairy gay. Mover. Pro • hmeb.lo ezebands, Raker . Lo Ball. llrunatta Polka. m shavaiust resolved hbrethar with • luxe selection of all the popular .It. of the day._ _Tor salslby mh22 JOHN EL MELLOR, 61 Wood street. For the Spring Trade. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of all widths IPraltars Oil Cloths. 011CsothCraah. "V. reme= l = t 1 Cloth. VoTricrlat n e ff . Ift=Trlitunitura eL he. We olresto the Whoiesal•and Recall trade of the abo goods. the latest and Net astarrheent ofeach. that Dm • ar befor•been offered In 04 market. and at prices lo as any other manufactory In the United States. J. it H. PHILLIPS. nth= Oilcloth Wareromns. No. 116 Harald at tBIPORTANT !—LARGIE SALE OF FINE Rotsgoour gvisrma—Wl sold anction raday. blank 2 11 be 2 0th, at 10 o'clock: A. M., at the dwell. hog N 0.2 CoLonada Row, Federal et , t IF Ist of parlor, Chamber and Elia= Furniture. corn Mg In part , ear. cushioned epring mat <infra mart , atop center and card baleen mahogany Ada tanlag dining table 4 parlor, chamber, hall and stair carpets: Vanltisn blinds. 01l sades. &a Al., 2 parlor chand•lierg 3 humans inch; dF ono and hall ehaadellers Alio, a large lot of Kitchen Fanaltare, cooking Mamas, ke. 'The fronlhar. to nearly naw and all mannesotared by Mr. Wooderall. We Dalin., as the family are &alining hmotehmPlug. A U. M. BOYLZ. duct. Allegheny elty.—ml=7t-chll A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE. a ... A 000 residence eltnated !be banks of the All .- Awn) and Ohio invent having front of 00 feet en Bank Lane. running back ZS feet to Rebecca it The linprovir ments angst °taunt cottage ime gra • half stork. high. with Kahle and other ont bulb:Una. Ttu grounds are highly ornamented. and abound with fruit. Illovere and other kind of ihrubbery. An excellent well of water in the kitchen. This le without doubt one of the meet plea► ant places far • steertni redden= in or about the two Applr to rah= B. lieLAiN it BON, VFF, Pink and White Note and Lotter Pa roiedeoe plain; Deaf, Pink and Whit* Rankled; Vting Cardg Brida ' l,, dsnnd Rusoiolon. Plain and emlneseds Mourning Paper and Envelops. superfine Bath Port, as , sorted elem. A doe assortment of American. French and Ragilsh Note rnd Utter Papers , Fanny Stationery. &a oh= 8. SADLER. Allegheny. 'WHO WANTS A COUNTRY • bEAT - ,ln V V a healthy nod pleasant location? only too minutes walk from the R. R. Depot at Rest Meaty: about 8 notes of land fbr de at the low irk* of SIAM Terms .111 be Wtl'bor aVii DP= the l age Iry 4111: m lltte u : l V 4 going West. Persons In ...Vol nob • plane wUr nielm sail at the Real Estate ofilm of , mblill 8. CIITIIBiIIt &SON. fad, MI et. WANTED—Ohio and Penna. E. It: le mom Bomb. Do do Stork, do do • Diriderul Barb, North &madam Meting lissay. NaUonal do P A l i tteirgh Cltyttale Yere l lisTisndantittobserer Bank Stoat, FILMS a CO,. Bankers sad Comm on Steels Reese, Ml= 0.11 north street. CLOVER SEED-30 bblis, prime Ohio Seed for sale by In= k. DALZELLA CO - - -- - - Penna. ILK. In- A`o* • N • • • reed br , S. SA SUR, , LOOHOL-10 bbla. 76 sb: • a and 90 per cent. , RH CO., 67 Wood .t. ARD OIL ]0 bbls. N , rab23 aUM ARABIC-1000 °totality lb: We by HLORATE POTASH 100 lbs. for solo by s2h2) R, 8. SELLERS /.00. izirvm DOLLARS REIVAR D will be paid JL: at the detection of thepe 1.1 , 41: who 1 e In the habit of 410221 the nnt.nMaTiti A 00., 71 ttrrnl UR-200 bbls Mardoek do Nye's extra • i tYlettr, 100 do Ratios MITA Ohio, do. do. in norm and or ink try lab= A.* A. IdellANN. 111LICKWELEAT FLOUR-800 lbe Mulled BurAwbest non, a ray <MooWkly. for rale E by A. it A. IIfeDAN. CORN MEAL-20 bus Corn Meal reed and Por mai be al= A. &A. MaItANZ. FLAXSEED AND BEESWAX-2 bga and Pea l balper Plansid.- au t & o De.fwu, now lauding (Pm hnown. m zoltEl , DICKEY ok CO. SUMAO-17 - bags Suinne now lending ham dame? Eronont. Far We tff_ _ ISAIAH DI CHEIT Cil IvREASE AND LARD—I 3 bble:Grease do Lard. ZIOW laadlna from' 13Mamm Ermmakfor as •br rah= IPAIAII DICKEY t OU bzw now landing froni steamer - Truant. lcer Ws by m - iseiam inks , " ico. - Meg& 1000 lbs. pra.itesvvAtiolor WANTED—A man to drive carriave and make card= would ree!er a German. Apple to SUMTER !DILWORTH. 180 .. .t1 et. GREEN APPLES— 20 bbls Green Apples • Mime lot. Just rbeelyed 44 far sale by mb22 A. & A. blellANE, 114 :.14. S ------ UPERTIt FURNITURE, LARGE MIR- Rona, CHANDELIERS,to., AT AUCTION-On Pri day morning, March aci. at oti oclock. at the dandling boom lately occupied by Oen. Latimer. on Penn at., near Wayne, will be mild, without remove , glarite quantity of .- -- - i'l HEMS fair to prime Sugar, in store , gnal,,T.Z°„lgt t . Ira .th marble :ag gail 3 J. and to arrive. For sale bi nickettc.ellt emilin , : or g il „. threki=tra tal SIERIVER it DILWORTH. blest marble top centre and vier Ua ' .lmr.,.' ' hltt mat sofa, di _ • wank, ebairs and tucker, bah mat kora dialog tan seat Milt/Ork BBLS. N. 0. Molasses, and 300 figs • ~,,,,a eindkor chairc nommood , walnut and mat,:g.T / t/ prime Rio Coffee, to arrive and rot le to drawing bureau% marble topand plain *mit Mang; ma _ rtilitL2 ICHRIVER & DILWORTH. borgur and malnut high nom ~,,,,, ~,,,, ~,,,,,,,,..„ mattreteer. brat. beddloku k ei w i. , (10.'T., - , 6 d. tA i r o i:t Tobacco; 100 iibls Cut humid, carrell bid' chairs alldetni dma t le rlZ'Rusida' tore and for ale by iron fender, Iron bath to ball and ftor oil cloths. din intr.2 . SHRIVES e DILWORTH. Ina and breakfast table, table cloth, Clan, giem and ---- - nueenteraret knives and fork c castor, with a general 100, B . X B S. C . i e nc e i .. nn ai ati I,o 'ur b n o. S r = .. h: p s i i.) . tie ., gtn , l o .. egLf m ott io te , tlo p u i tizeilig . 11 D A 2va t p et:: .t.,....d for kale by ORTII-A3LERICAN Mining Co. Stock mix= AIIIII VER g DILWORTH. , - l .N at Auction. this evening, T e l t anraday, !truth MI, at 600 n LBS. Pig Lead; 30-kgs assorted . !, : i,orl..t . t.4, , ,tigite . n . r., 411 et, trin t. 1 I Shot. For kale or '''A.,,ck. P. M. DAYS A.m. tobtll STI RIT RR tk DILWORTH, , _ -•••• - - DRODITE SUNDRIES-8000 Iba No 1 Lard; 50 bbls Clam:seed; 50 Ws Mess Pork. lo store and for was by mbtr.: AllravEn ADI L.WOR.TIL g4lllll TRAGACANTII, 150 lbs. White VA Flake) , Gar W. h> mh22 It E BELLEES a CO. A SPHALTUin, 1000 lbs. of _prime final rt. Ity for sale try luta:: It. E. SELLERS 6 CO. IU, IC'MUN'S XLIYIR OF OPIUM for sale IVA Dy m 112 2 R. E. SELLERS dlc CO. ORPIIINE: 5 oz. for sale by .±a2 R. E. RULERS 00 CITY HALL, IN THE DIAMOND. Last Three Nights of SANFORD'S TROUPE. GOLDEN GIFTS EACH EVENING. sarAa.iti.n. 26 , res. Trs ickets Free open quart.. to 7; comma:nee at 7X. . airrhe Jewelry In the Window of Richard...an will be Riven away at each performance. r0h22441. JAME& W. WOODWELL , OABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, s9s._ 97 AND 99 taw yrs.", nrimmaaa. 4W. W. respectfully 'informs his friends e and customers, that he bud l arge stleted hie dock 7uralture, which Is decidedly the and [sneerer offered for We brills city. As are Is determined to uphold his Rxk, withseasoneelmateriabL best workmanship, and newest deslanaand from the extent of his orders nod facilltyin manuflerturing, hn Is enabled to produce war ranted 11.1liNITULUi at the lowest prices. Ile keeps of f ay on hand the greatest variety orj= description urnitune, from the cheapest p to the most elegant mud wetly, that a bones, or am p7liA of one, may be furnished trona his dock, or manufactured erpralsaly to order. The following articles coludst In pert of his easortmant, which, for richness of style and ILA.. cannot bemmaased In .7 of the Eastern Lcml• XIV tetra-tote Sofa; 100 Sofas In Plush and Hair Cloth: 100 dozen Mahogany Chaim 40 do Walnut do 100 Mahogany Rocking Chairs 60 Walnut do do 100 Malcmgany Divan 60 Walnut do 100 Marble Top Centre Tables 60 do Dressing RIMS= 80 do Washstands, 40 Inclosed do 100 Common do 60 Main Drawing Bureant 40 Mahogany Bedst.mda 20 Peanut do 150 Cottage do 000 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads 20 Mahogany Wardrobes 10 Waln n7 ut do 10 do 40 P C lai hen Burrairr. 100 Dining and BreakfaatTables. 42 Secretary and Book mem 20 Cane 24 Cane& kingß Maine 12 Ladles' Welting Dealt; Hat and Towel Mande; What-None Ittlguirea Papier Mach* Table( Conversation Chair; Pembroke do. Elizabethan do HWand Pier di. Reception des Ladles' Pearl Inlaid dm Erie nskin Dinkig d'l fabast Ottcmang, Go Arm thic and Hall Aleo,a large sseortureutorCommon furniture and Rind. son Choice. Cabinet makers supplied with articles in their line. Steamboats and notate furnished at the Moiled notice. AU orders promptly attended to. mh2O lINCURRENT BANK NOTES. WILKINS & CO, No. 71 Fourth Street, 4RE BUYING THE NOTES of thr, fol lowlog broken banks &ilium:asked rating ntuck! Trust Co '7 cants Newport Safety Pond. (=all) In do do do Ole. and nomeard).. ...... .. Dupage county Bank. Napless - Olio, 111.----.90 • Bank of Rockford, OIL_ .......... ... ...... ....S0 Farmers' Bank of Chicago -- Phisobt •• .... Union. _ : ..—. City ~ . n k, ...... ..... Mecbania arid Fanner. Bank, Springfield Railroad Bank. Decatur,— Book of Circleville. 0 75 b o ok o f Stork Beak of g11ch........ ........... ...3.5 Bank of Wwilitsmaw Erie and Kalamazoo IL R. Bank. 'Ai In Allegheny Bank. Va. 96 - all Indbota free hank Noted at from Ate 30_per cent. db. court. Otber broken and uneurrent Bank Notes, foreign gold and silver coin bought at beet rat... orbb WILKINS a CO. NEW STOCK OF UHICKERING k SONS PIANOS. f OUN H. MELLOR.. N 0... SI • woods,. between Fourth et. and Dia mond Alley. ista just reed fond the 12214013- faetory COuturstanos S So,a, Roston, a mow • and tun supply of their First (Lao &rest Cittase /Vane Auer. with an the late and valuable Improvementsq Rhin, of their plBlner and lower priced dykes, imitable Air those who naluire a cheap. but gout Instrument tie Pt heFortes front manutor •are waztanted. and will be old Barrow lisidory OLD P/A2Vod—devetal eeennathand Pianos. in soo4 ordet foe usle at $30.5115. *l5O. $170; bid. in. MELODEONS—A full MIT/T of Alekideone. o r entirely new and heauttful patterns, and fr om the best mannfae- Widen Id the country, ats4s, Vb. 575. $lOO. 11115 and $l5O. 301128 tl. lISLLOks dint for the sale of Chlekering S eon? PLUM. r Pittsburgh - and Western Pew:, mhl6 Nu 81 Wood st. bet. lithe- and Dle'd uni No. 101 TWO c B.lhlno. no -I Les,* Um Not How Sweet th netttr. • Willie's on tbe t Blue Pea; What . , Elta=rithout.• Moth, Sad Nese f Mule; Pcstilllon Polka: Leaflet Polka. Clar!: Dan. dm Fees, Sbmbrbiagfe celebrated ke Plano Metbot by Ray; Buckley's Viollti Team a collect/on of beautiful Waltses, Mandrilleye, Sehottlah /Or, composed by .I.lhaaUT A Sotuaof Buckley'. Pere ere. Alm, • aeneral assortment of choice and popular mole. sir Sig n of the Ooldern Mara No. 101 Third et. tNOTICE—On the first of April next, my Mule Store and Piano Warerooms .111 bo removed o. 53 fllth etreet, next door to Masonic Mall, A most splendid neer Mock of NUINNS CLARE'S GRAND and SQUABS PIANO„. also. DONNA M'S PIAN OS, Menthe, with • choke stock of Musical Merchandise, le on the way mid 0111 be opened on the tltst, as abore.At N 0.63 Filth rt. DUDLEY, STONE & CO., COMMISSION &FORWARDRiG MERCHANTS, NO. v SECOND STREET. (between Main and the River,) Louisville, Hy.. EARTICULAR attention r o i c iLto the= thaw sad We of hew. .thU^ Pt.", dt.,,togethar the kinds ib ilhrodura ''" lklVormead wad adoasweirfus - de. of=LW:M'"" t '=ridgtrd I esla sad 31usteal Instnamala TO W. A. Itklesdeon &Qt., Ramp klannikes, A. Butes:tan A Co.. Wholeeale Grocers era Commies'. Merchants. . Oarsman & 800, Wholesale Grocers and Star Can dle Manufacturers, Watkins & Center. Pork Packers A Com. LoolnlDe , My. minion Merchants. Armstrong A Allen, Pork Dealers. Montsomerr. Dana* A On, Wholesale Dry Goode inthltlyd JOSEPH HORNIf, & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in TIMEIMIETGS. EMBROIDERIES, hOSIERY t cmorss. • Fancy Goods, &C., '10.17 Jfarbd It., bet 414 d. and the Diantrnsd. IMASerats Tor Bradley's Yarn. ra4l9-1y CartsUng, On Cloths and Idattings. NO VW %MD, A . B.E re . n . ow t o c;2 , l3lv p iro 4 l I s ar . g t. and latut.aad molt boantlfnlpatterns ernalstlog of Royal Velrst, Brtmsals uod Tapestry. Astra and sum Throe Ply, Patent Tspestry,losrain. finps t r=l:mo t.; T o o . im i gnlk_h_s t i . 7 dew:tip:lon of limp. Cotton, and — fLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Prom Bto 24 feet aide, qualltka and mime. Also, Table 011Clothc buff and pre. Oil B)ader buff and ersenllolland Window Shads; Plat:mud Tabls Cov ens Roes, Mob, On:toots Coma and Canton Mattlog, Ptak limb., Vanittan [Weds. go., all of whkh wIL he of. Prod atthe lowest sash prices, mhl9 Corinne. Detour Itxxx.L Pittabtanh. March 17th, 1856 .} K 1 Election for six Directors and one Pees• Went, to @erten:lr the catalog year, will be held at • airing House, en Monday, Rad April, 'between the hotalef 10 A. /I. and 3 P. It. mh1944 S loldiers' Bounty Lands & Claims against the Govarnment. INV ILL will - procure Bounty Land ar x rants for Roldiera, their widow. and minor &II and edit promenta claim entratt Rho Ciorarnmsnt, ncl . c i r,,, attend ta bitable. In the “Ronre °Malan," went! 01.1 tabliahed by Comma wee, N 0.140 Third at, one drew abov•Smitheleld, mb2l)44* OIIARLES NAYLOR- HE anbenribera, trading tinder' tho7firnt of DASD a DE LANGE. diunlyed partnerottly on tbo • lan- Ty mutual onnoent RiOnARD BARD. Pittoburgt, Bfareb 19th, 1855. M. DE LANGE. neirotaerther win coottoun the ex(' Leather bus. lona to all Ito braneher, fa the oft stamt.No.2lsl , lbett7 ntspeetfolly when/ a wentitotation of th e patron are yo liberally extended to Ma late 1.1.7trt.. . . - Spring Dry Goods. JIAGAN.4 No. 91 Market st., are Moak daily additions to their large and wall ate• etock satins& Drees Goods, • hubvideFieg • „ /1 11" ... k.plng Grua.. we would regret mb93 1 for sale by IL SELLERS kin FAIOI,BOO soli li eoodand deep. sad tosituate at shout Ml miles from hs forks of Wishing Oreak. may ...es • half miles from saw sad grist mills. The stove .4 he divided Into lions froolnsrms. Aim only two Jolters payers, 8500 In haul, Wanes In Ibre equal annual vsayments. Also, 100 sem In llandua Co.. at ten than 3 miles from the _ChM Wirer, 30 sores cleated, with a homes, stables fruit Iry s, do. Pries Term. $3OO cask Wanes to three esj i =yments. Th• MU to &Mande • we otter NISI, mhal • - ' • 8. CLITITOXIIT R0N.140 Met . various grades E. SELLERS 0). VALUABLE FARM IN NORTH FAY. ETTiI TOWNSHIP FOR SALS—Slttutted ren =llse from tbstits DIM: Mks from the SW:DewWe Rant at the Noh antlon, contemn shout 40 dewed sad nowd and In blab stet* of evatlvetto Imawanenta emelt of eocantortable dwaltnir hones:Nth grxer x =ratn iik =TV hoar , of =halt various kinds on thepletsiblen w V l ZealeAl=Z.Wteii t4lm hell' It hand, teams loons and. two veers. Apply to Ira= IX SULAM 3 / 4 SON„ dl Mutt. QELT.IPJUV COUGH SYRUP. -4 has4s used. LI it inl is r sw iwt `'Co 4 "'ltopito. 211 ' cutthroat Do.,MteeD 18: Nr. RE, Bdiert..—Vor some ti ham Co amptalotod vlUithe stlatarr effects °fp= Imperial Coogll mid hate med. It continually In my Duel= lieeling mt. Dittul of We high medical vale% _yoa a ft .. emd me Dorn 4 toil dozen. ao I Dad Mytolf del, ...nod go for It.—; lootooMoDY. ' • • J. D commonan. , ontLeal by R. , D. EiDLLECIS tall,. 6.7 Wood st ' D P lrgr d DrusettO rmerslty.tehlti .ACKEREL-67 tbla. No. 3 large; 200 btas. N 0,3 indlusia fetid and for *II& AMUSEMENTS NUS 0, NEW MUSIC—II. Sieber, • basing ree'4 tho follovingebeice b 7 do Tucker: Roses with a beautiful colored rig• iLiCITARD BARD. De7ONNETS; 41 9NNETS--,Tnet reo'd 50 gam Of Spring and. Slimmer. Bonnet.; Spill Straw. Lace and Neopolitan.PadalThialin Diamond SatiSatin Straw: loop Bae r Edo Morelli.. Button,. Riling" and Straw rionarli.. iitraw Trimmings. Drollkl7 VEMI7. A. A. MASON i 00- PI,7ITFORcar—)ALFTS FOR .mall Sett, esWinds. rill welsh irk 400010 " foreattluglu the floor. 7 , 9 th a 4.11 e, • 'Mall Ouuuter. for eat. by W. atoOLORG. D'S EIOLOGOGUE, acer tale oars for Paver and Anne and ell other Mimi dlereann.l2 dos. reed by ILEUM°. Mimi. • mutter Diamond and Market 0., tozEi+xrfs— : WISTAR'S COUGU. • An ex cellent and pleasant remedy for eonnU and eat.' al amply received by •.,10.1. fI.OUGII REUEDILS-herry Pea torah Wlo.ari /ULM ;.7synes Payee' larit*lnDP4 oft &bar. vshable tenant. Dutlean's d?. . ." jos 'mot lsmodigni reed Dr • , ('SOD LIVER OIL-.= v./ beg adabrat.l god rear o Y of . -• • mh2l Jog. 0. • _T — O IM UISViLLE LE conmt-Intly on hand, LAI eye by •.: =WI IS Atilt TOOK BY & CO. icti f i T i--50 7 t,:ix0 to orrive NNWeiler to& 1 001 , 0or tber,lnon atomise olu Citr for rale &Walt AUCTION SA L ES. P M. DAVIS ? Auctioneer. CboutercialSales RIVAL COrll.7' lrud wai IfrAARKET ST. DRY GOODS STORE AT , Aucricul—On Yrkley afternoon. Alan* "Al, at 2 Dry bi 0 ClO. . andtereot enritlu Mr. ning John daily, at 9 o'clock. A. Al at the onisil Thompson. No. 106 Market at. near 6th. will he sold. he is quitting business. has en- Wester:, or yoreignead Immestie Dry bloods. which ma the latest styles and boot quelities, c .mprishig 111 .11 T .: Super French phdd , changeable and fancy dress in. per black gro de rhine, milt de sole and Italian sllk, wash diem, black dress eating hombselnew French merinos. all minis silk tissues arid beragrk large assort ment of CS warp colinrip. arid drams rich style all wool and cotton warp moue de laid, figured Swim robwr.ehr gent worsted and ehints rob, cashmeres: silk demo. rib and good. Nam, crapechonnet. meet. and satin bons:plain. tarred and dotted cambric: iaconek snook; swimend bishops lawn; hemstitch and ejsistsNmb_ler ed cambric hdatit , silk hdatit, and cravens satin and stocka and embroidered crepe aluniqt: doh brocha, mere and silk shawls; wool and deist,. long arid square shawlm Paris ellk virettek dna , end melinc cicak , c broldered and dotted silk sacrist:mei needle work ad erobreiderl s ., laces. hinge.. window autains, French and %'.l4lllP = 7: egl g h7ll?l i gliCrL i s i lliritT47 clot.. essidmeres..satince, r ieum and teeedn linen druin emicottoned, silk end satin vesting., colored cembries. t kO. ticking,. bleached and brown mnsils,34 to Wards ide: wool and cotton flannels blankets busn table dal., napalm, craahand nrelintr. table...me .enact. =needles, parsed% and a general sesertment, of trim ming', an, de. mh2l P. IL DAVIS. Mud. PLENDID 110USEIliOLD FURNITURE PAT AUCTION—On Thuladar morning. 5 /Nub Zki. at ollock, at the residence of Junes A. arßelabt, Ead No. W 2 Penn st„ , will be .Id. his ea [ stock of Ilona; bold and Kitchen Furniture, which Ls • very aueark, quality and moat nearly new, among ablebsrel pair large French plate mantle mirror; lonic walnut lounges, hair cloth Faring seats; carved black walnut sofa. chairs and rocker; walnut escritoimcmahogany aide bear* impsrter parlor curtain;„ mahogany exam/lon tablr, nrobre eland; now oval picture tram= gut chandellerg atm. doing line mahogany and chembedstradg toilet bureau; /having stand; walnut crib; walnut enclosed nob standg heir mattressem beds and bedding; elegant aft of china chamber warm. Imparter parlor, cbmnber and hall carregg fire Irons and etandg fenders, rug; stair noels nod rods tunny merles cbalrg braes coal boxes; cherry wardrobe; work and toilet etandr, fancy and common chaing tine net of china table warm table cutlera:glam and iNeerUnirgm uith a general assortment of kitchen furniture totting tensils. an Tama at we. P.M. DAY Id, Eget. 1111AMOND ALLEY PROPERTY MR SALE—Tbat valuable 3 story Brier Duelling Mona and Store. No. 25 Diamond Alter, at preoent Ofettplod bT Mrs. /Carboy . . Ling among !be best otands foebnobssou Lot henna a front of 15 feet wad cot:aiding beak 75 ANL— APPI7 msl3 P. M . DAY/3. Anat. TROSTEE SALE OF PENN ST. PROP. ERTY—On Thursday evening, !larch =I at ecik, the Merchants . Exchange. will be mold. without mem, by order of Thames Mellon Em Truetee, that very de. efrable lot of ground, eitue:te beeween Thud and Wayne eta, having • front to Penn et. of 30 licit, andei = M 160 rent to Fayette st , on which is erected that modern style well finished Erick Dwelling Ifotme, 'wit) back building., coach house, stable, de , occupied, by Gen. Wm.Ladmer, Jr. Terms at sale. mho P. M. DAVIS. Atict. • 2roolamalaoa ..... 13Y virtue of a precept 'under the tuuuiti of Wm. B. McClure. President of the Couch Of Comic= ass. in and for the sth Judlnial district of Pennnhanla, and Justfeeof the Gantt of Oyer and Terminer, and. al Jail Delivery in and for said District, and Boggs and Gabriel Adams, Emit. Anaociata Judges of ths same county, in and forth. carcustyof Allegbeny, dated the and day of February, in the year of our Lerd one thou. hd eight hundred and tlity-firo, end to me directed, the oldings Court. of Oyer wed Terminer and 'General Jail Delivery. at the l'eurt lions° in the eiti of Pittsburgh, on thi 4th 3fondny of March next, st 10 o clock. A. M. Public Doti , . V benobrgicen to all ah1e.j,..4 Or Coroner and Constables of the etnmtrof Allegheny' that they be then and there, intheir MP.? latesellea,wittithair rolls, records, Inquintions, granainstions and other ns membranes, to do thole thin= which to their rag - sec/Pm o 0 wen. in their bedroll aPPeare to be done—and alp throe that will prosecte Gee prisoners that now are, or may be in the. jail of c old rowdy of Allegheni% to be than •and there to memento agmlont them ea ehall be inst. Given miler rey hand by Pittshurzh this Bret day of March. In the year of our Lord, one thotisaud eight Men-. dredd fifty-fife, and of the Commcowealth the nth. mu mh3-44 WM. MAGILL. 131Mff. Varnish, Varnish. Philadelphia Varnish Manufactory, 'BO and 82 North Firtuth Stret. . . HE undersigned mould earrieetly invite ie. attention orGoontry Merehenta. Coeds N.A... Ca iv t 31•Serii and others to their very superior Mach holy. Carriage. Cabinet. Damn. China Meer, Driine JM pan. Spirit and every caber Mod of varnish r s. whist hare hems In onnrtaut ure nearlyirerty Wean. and AM coalldeat In saying that they aor onaurptimed by any other Mann ., vied In this sountry. for their durability. dryttiumsa. It. es and heauCful appearance on the "mtg. Ow Pates are moderate and terms easy to gdod hareem. Ca CO , 'at • C. • SCHILiIIa mh2lbmd-w -2ta 182 North 4th ot., Phidadelphle. Gas Fixtures and Lamps. seqREA.T BARGAINS at No, 221 Mirth Second street, above Vine, Philadelphia. The rob. bere offer to the trade an I public In general. of their own manufactur., In all Its' various branches of latest stile and finish Gas Ithan tlus. Pendauts.Slde DraciCeta, Drop Lights. Piller Lights, re., S; also, ri.rw and deeingble patterns of Lamp ataudeliers. Side Brackets. Petterhts. Improved Pine OH Lampe: Fluid. Lard: OIL anstrending. Stand and Night Lamps, both lanes .1 plain, sultahlle for all narcoses where light Tette required. litandotre, Bnawot broidera,Vaser, Large varintrof Ship Lamte..lll.ob cal, Side and Stand Lampe. ill work warranted and Priem reduced. [e.t.a/I/squaw:mof having extensive *L adner: to Iwing practical 3leehaniar. giving strictat. ten tlon tri the manufacturing part.algn to the aeantuno dation of customer. • • •• . __ . , . HEIDI:LICK, IMRNINI2 S.BRO: No. 221 N. 24 street snare Vine; Factory, Mercer etioet, near Nord.---- mh2l•2adw VINEGAR made expressly tailimny use and now sold in more then - mow gait the use Groceries& Pittebnrgh.d alleghenr. where Pkades au hem wand i.e m 7 Warehouse thathave hem:mewed in Uwe 7194111. Wine Vinegar made from Ohio Gr a pe.. Do rt:et mend to the best im Old Cider Vinegar that will bear reducing eluvial( and AM be good retailing Vinton, The sitenthittot private families. hotel teems, _and the country merchants In particular. Le directed to thin Vine gar. • Cider that will keen sweet until next fall. The above Vinegars and Cider warrantedlo be as repre sented. mhdl A. BALLOU. 148 Water 184 let et. Situation Wanted, n y A BOOK-KEEPER of several years hiLiZrugi l'aifibilgA i ! sa b tag"''l7 ' are 'ud oos gien. Dr add:rasing ''35," Post Witt, Box t o rn mhP.l4t4 AEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR BALE—A Hansa and 'Lot .0 1 e... n ill elteated o coalmen % commanding s vie. of the whole town, and within &short distance of the Railroad statim, The let Ise:: feet by M. and planted 'with mi.= tirade of fruit trete and thrubbarr.. The house fa well built, fa Mod •rn Idyls containing live rem. and kitchen. Also, • or brick &avenged with other. end estedde of holding 70 barrels or wateris at the dcor. [iota in the same village. well Abated for • nrivatareeldenee. All wader fence. All will be bold at •great macritlee. • •r at , 13, hieLAIN IRON, 21. 6th el. - . Notice. IPromissory.Note, draiec. by lianas. M. Crays Bons, to tbo order or o. - barn t Co„ The Too Thousand and Thlrty„.9ll Donors and Vt. Cords, ($2,033 31) dated land lat. 1863. at dtritattat data. payable at ttra In P slobla.. All =con an littbld.nogotlatlns aid as o* Payment /us Inh3 . • rb Vuut — mow— PRIM(?, SZY 2 LEIIATS,=WeAou ld gcot}l7ts l.the putdia senrto h , a ~. ..; r lell : 4*6o4lle a te e i l:AI - OWN which 1. adtooolKtgod to to the nestot and BEST esp or thernamt. feT9 JAS. WILSON CSON.9I Woodst., TIMBER LANDS IN nk CO. FOR llotween three snd four' lbannond atm - Of land A LE want/. timborint, for only $1.60 t w o m i lt Tho lands are lad 'oer In fronts of USW. Sins to DnreLascrt tale2o' ' B. IIIoLAIN 2 SON. 21. =tot. . • VENITIAN: BLIND TRINAIINGS. V iito2l/11 & Co. have reedk o stash of raseela, Cords, Eluding and Tspee, in rtlala and fancy *OW, foe Venitlan Male, to which they lark. the attentlres of manta*. tura , " and taanaasePerls 77 blarket at. -.mh7n VIlbsROIDERIEollnia, Caarettes, ess.llnaßete. 7tuflllnir. • EngJd flkhts, and landings, Infante. Waletesant Cape la, all the INSW styles, *Minis _eery cheap at • tah.lo • • • .103:110Rah a .co..p. TT Maria st: NEW BOOK; YEW' . BOOK;--TrAvela in' Enroie and tbelEast. year ln England. Ireland. Wale}" Patel; Belgium. linllatut, German/. arrft Palestine andidint l udi a gr ul J. $. DAvisos4. gg3tAlfrt..4..Lr _• by FL 'maul 'Prime:lb 2'04, 61)Angraring; ••• ' 'd per Ilteprexi , by zgx.- J. L. nsaD.Taii2iin IV IL TALCOTTI; CO.,- (successors, to IV Mododastarara of all • Ida& Of LOO IlliLlBB and dolga. in Imported sad Do, mastic Faacti-Gooda. 0.62W00d groat. manta Pottrtb:' Pittaburan.:Pa. •... ;wade Mouldi ng:. Portrait Primes and Looks ng Glair - - Plow, *loofa 00 hood. robIT-1r • yariert and - PanO.Goods---A full snort . mentjut received. WE am-opening but Sprhig purchases of V V above gaga. arid ofier . thaus at lonssai Prima Ca fli irould Instr. collutrynicaista to eXtmtno our atnertefore purehaslng. Our stock of Gookingohunsa and Fronnill ot kinds la comploy, . , W M. PL, Minn .A CO., mhl7' - , No. 62 Wand Street U 05031 LINENS--Murphy Buzchfield 1 IP hare roo'd a fall fassortinant of %tiara goodg also. limn Milting Linarui. nod *Dial:Ted cake or fihtstbsit SIIPER BLAOLtbaLKS—We have reo'd as wd I=l""lardg?'"43lgary'auliatanstra. SILgS=A A: Mason & reed a WRa ant spbentild assortment otliran , aid and Itrocattin to Mk Satin Barred; Evil/id worm SIAM N Mina: IBBONS—Just yea 50 pcs. of splendid: Spring Ribbons. A. A. susanr A co. 2b. B.th it. DOPER'S AROMATIC OAkil4tri3--The beet RAW, 'tow In sun for inrecten{owthe b reath :reeeived br. •• total : .. L . JOS. SLIMING OSESIARIR HAIR Mole ft the p.esF.utfma ofthefeleelagr GGS--16 boxes Lo arrive, for salel, -mast ISAIAH DWELT it
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