sBURGH GAZETTE PITTSBURGH: WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL - IL IVSS • 113eTei Advertisers. , -Neither the MU:oriel Room et Prtntlegretablitherkentof the Day &WM... 0P....a 01181111da. • AIMEWIMEmbO(I.2I. Utter WOW. to ILDP. , thtlethaper on Monday mormie& Via hp." h. " ' l '" ll3 ' Ware be clock. an haluniar. Advance • Paymeutee•—Hereafter no sub smoax, win b. taken for Lb* Daffy r.r Wmkir Ciesette. sambas raiment Is mid. In assns. Whenever the time 11 ors . to aid& the mbecription Is paid, the mar ‘, ain h*Akbly .topped. unless the nitecription Is re wired by .drams payment. An transient zdvertistret. oy, mrs description. .111 be risniired to be raid in ed panes, Th. crab ..fptiOil. win be abase speeds] Month is' es mealy ensibicts are made, . all.Pittetrareb Weekly Gsizette:— • • extenylve eirealstkeefear Wer.lary OkteYe often to ear letylness Ewe most &dyable meg= of making Weir bedlam lawn 00t.leealatloaLbelieeafOXand eye thefteand, mallet Aloe may merekeni, menufacturey and eboy-kellla la Weds= Pentlyylwals. and Eastern Oblo. tram •ad Otis anmedkt idttt the Plttsburtm Courier. is sattorised to mildt suborriotknis and adrertisetseuts for the Pittsburgh Caudle. awarding to oar published terms PitUrturrah. Mush 1.1555. • Tan Sams Law= NEw Yonr,..—After a long and vigorous struggle, which has"Wted for years, the friends of a stringent prohibitory liquor law Imre triumphed in New., York. The bill has .passed both Houses, and .; the Governor has signed it. - Fhatever good can be seem : ;dished by each a measure, New York will have ; . the benefit of it. The lair in of a Tau stringent character. It goesinto effect on the UM of inly, giving an ' opportunity for all thiXsty palaiots to take a reg ular blow-out on the fourth. After the fourth, no Rum, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey, Wine, Beer, or other intoxicating liquor can be legally sold, or given Ow, except by persons specially authoriz ed to 'sell for mechanical, medical, or gammen tat ptirposea Any citizen of . goad mural char acter, being an elector of the town or city in which he proposal to Bell, and not being a ped dler, nor interested in any, tavern, grocery, fruit stare, confectionery, or other place of enter. tainment, nor employed therein, nor captain, agent, clerk or other person employed on a ves sel or'steemboat, may, from and after the let of May next, keep and sell liquors for mechanical, chemical, or medicinal purposes, or pure wine . for scramental use, provided he shall, within ' one year preceding, hare flied in the office of the clerk of the County in which such liquor is to briold, an undertaking executed by himself, -- with two good and sufficient enretiee to be ap proved by the County Judge of saki County, or in the city by one of the Judges of Common Pleas; that he will not violate any provision of the act, and that he will pay all fines, damages, and mists which may be rendered against him in say cation commenced under the provisions of 'the act, and shall also have taken and filed an -oath that he does not use intoxicating liquor as a - beverage, and will not sell it contrary tathe intent of the act. No ;license to sell liquor as a beverage can be granted afterthe passage of the act, and it is not lawful to keep intoxicating liquors in any store, tavern;grocery, shop, boarding or victual ing house, nor room riled for dancing, gambling, or other amusement. — Those licensed-to sell, must be satisfied that the pareducter requires the liquor for the purposes 1 designated in the act, and is required to keep an account of all sales ins book, to be open to public inspection, and filed with the town or city clerk. Sales to unauthorized persons, or hy. un licensed persons, are punished with serum fines and long imprisonments. Manus ra Wsionaaroa.—The .01:werrer" Washington correspondent of the ' Paadetphia Lodger says that all the fustian and braggadocio about Cuba amounts to nothing, and that peace 'ill be priterved with Spain, France and Eng gleuid. This is no doubt true. The warlike ar ticles- Ja the -"Union" newspaper are' more for th• plaspose of party erect than as rekesent lag the administration. They are looked upon with_eclance, indifference not unmixed with contempt, by the whole country, which cares nothing what the organ says, andbut little what the administration thinks or does, so it does no burn: as to its doing good, orarriving at anythllog Mu; a decent respectability nobody. ;oaks for it or expects it. Never did an administration exist which the people viewed with such supreme in ; difference. It is too contemptible to be hauxL Ali thoughts of buyiUg Cabs are of course tip, as Pierce w±uld hardly venture to face the next ; Congress with a proposition involving an expenctrore of an hundred or more millions, for the purpose of adding more glare territory, and thue increasing the already dangerous and tremendous power of the slarrocracy. CHICACIO, ALTON AND Sr. Loris RAILEOAD.— This road, formerly known as the "Chicago and Miesissippi,"t is advertised in our columns, un der the appropriate head. It is the direct line from Chicago to St. Louis, affording a reliable and pleasant route for travelers, and one which can be with certainty depended upon. Travelers from the for St Louis will find the route throtigh Chicago, and from thence to their desti i nation by the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis rad ' reed, thitvery best, quickest and most reliable line. For particulars as to terms, see eidyertise. 7 Mita. Pram Australia. Advice, have bean received at Panama from . Melbourne to the 6th and Sydney to the 12th of I January, three days - later. The following is from a summary in the Pans= t.Herald - An expedition is about to be undertaken by Dr. Catherwood, an American, physician, to ex plore the interior of Auliailla. Government , gives no aid to the project, but Gus press speaks of it as calculated to -be very advantageous to the colony. The revenue returns of the colony for the year. 1883-4 had been published.. The total increase of the aggregate revenue for the year 1854 over that of 1858 is £108,483 125. 7d. The correspondent of the Herald says that the investigation coneequent upon the late riot ter minated and the charges brought against the • Government officials have proved to be unfound ed. The leaders of the dissatisfied miners were found to be men who had thlselves nothing to complain of .or to redress, in fact political row dies. The gold licenses are, however, to be done away with and this act of justice resulting from the late demonatration made at the gold fields, the miners ought to. be very well satisfied 'with their success. Government Is carrying out an extensive system of retrenchment and many cloths both in the post office and the custom house have been &missed. The attention of emigrants is being directed to agriculture, and it is thought that in two years at the farthest the colony will produce food enough for its own‘ eonsimmptiort. Mercantile bugbear; is very dull, and the ex- canine importations tend to still firtherdis tress the market; steels of ail kinds appear to be emir ; Aka:dant and prices very low; nevertheless the revenue returns show an increase, showing shat the bulk of the community was not affected by the late commercial (Lusters.. The excitement concerning quartz crushing continues, and many Maps with the resident lambing, are realizing • handsome returns. It is said that the Southern ookodes will notjoin Sydney in endeavoring to establish a mail route via Panama preferring in stead a communication by way of Suez. In the _eornmercial report published in the - Melbourne Argue, the tote crisis is principally attributed to the conduct of perzons calling them selves emersion merchants, trading with the rams reared by sale of goods consigned and being therefore unable to remit. The system has been carried on to a scandalous extent, and it is recommended to sand oat acommisaion from the houses at home to enquire into the matter. Thinsamejournal says that it is "an undoubt ed fact that-for &considerable period there has been a steady . decrease in' the production of gold." The following is an estimate of the total pro done: - Aug. 1861; to Dec.. ..... 3,538,4220 z - Paring the year 1853 ....8,193,069 1854 3,022,596 Disking a total of 9,764,077 oz., which at .04 per oz., would be worth £38,016,308, or taking the dollar at four shillings, $196,081,640. The butyric° of gold was .£13,17 from which it has notatirred, though considerable inquiry was mad, for it for shipmentby the Argo. firsois lon Tim Curama.—We wore startled a few days ago by the statement that seventy five tons of coin had been engagedas part of cargo. off' If easel now loading herofor 'Constantinople. Welearn today that the shippers are anions to engage forty five tonssoore, haring 120 tons to ship. Lest this heavy shipment of coin ehonld alarm the Wall street financiers, we may as well add' thit it is all in kreutters, (the copper coin of Germany, nearly equal in value to our cent), end comprisft a collection made probably from t h e r mone y brought out by emigrants. - Itwas ta- ' ken by the vessel at eight dollars per ton freight When its:rives the Mussulmans will be well anp plied with Nmallichange."—N. /gums? of Conseree. .1' , ELSSAS ELECTION—CaNOUXMATION Or TIM ,Ocrraaca.—A telegrapbio dispatch from Kansas, ablished in the St. Louis Republican, says : "A majority of pro-emery members in each bouse of the Legislature of Kansas have re- Meed certificates of their election: Gov. Reed , r, it is said, recognizes the right of the Legis lature to decide cases of contested elections.— The Governor leaves in a few days for Washing ton." Tnis removes the last tope that the people of Kansas, the actual settlers, would be able to ex dude the curse of shivery. An irruption of daveholders from hEssouri, in defiance of law nod justice, have secured the acknowledgement, we will not say election, of a pro-slavery Legis lature, which will pass laws protecting and le galizing slavery as far as it can do on. What a beautiful exemplification this is of "squatter sovereignty." about which administration papers grew io eloquent last falL The returns from oaliseven precincts show that more votes were polled in'those seven districts than there were voters in the whole territory only a month pre- Timis when the census was takeni This tells a tale of ontrage whichcannot be misunderstood. In - fact the whole proceedings have been a fairies of gross outrages upon justice, freedom and the ' North, from the developement of the scheme by Douglas up to.the present lour. As long as American history lives, and there is a single bosom which throbs with the sentiments of po• litical justice and the love of tree liberty, will the names of Pierce and Douglas be remembered with loathing and disgust Tam Eminent, BSCOILDT.2.—This old and well established religious paper, representing the views'and sentiments at the Protestant Epiecn. cal church, has the advantage of an agent for th_guLcities, whose advertisement appears in the appropriate column. The ' , Recorder" is neatly printed, and is edited with ahility,and must be a valuable visitor in the families of that influential Protestant denomination. Mowlan Dlplanzapc Manifesto We subjoin •trauslation of Count Nesse!rode's note to the ministers of Russia at areign courts. It professes to be a manifesto to Europe of the intentions entertained by the new Emperor, and is the first official paper which has appeared on the subject : ST. Pemsavao, March 10. "My despateh, of the 2d inst., will have in formed you of the accession of his Majesty the Emperor Alexander IL I also at the eamertime, bad the honor of sending you the manifesto of OUT illustrious sovereign, issued on the first day of his reign. "The document expressed his Majesty's pro found sense of the importance of the duties which be Is called to fulfil. Those duties have been imposed on him by Divine Providence in the midst of severe trials. Ascending the throne of his ancestors, he beholds Russia involved in a war, the like of which occurring in a new reign history cannot produce. "Onrillustrions Sovereign accepts these trials, trusting in God, Confiding securely in the unwa vering devotedness of Ma people, and filled with religious reverence for the memory of his =ta b:4yd father. "In a child-like spirit of piety he accepts as his heritage two obligations, which, in his eyes, are equally sacred. The first demands from his Majesty the employmint of all the power which the will of God has placed in his hands for the defence of the integrity and honor of Russia.— The second Imposes on his Majesty the duty of steadily devoting his care to the completion of that work of peace, the basis of which was eano tioned by the Emperor Nicholas. "Faithful to the ideas which predominated in the last dispositions and arrangements of his il lustrious father, the Emperor has renewed and confirmed the instructions with whicli the Pleni potentiary of Rime% had been provided from Dr cember until the time when the Vienna Confer erces were to have been opened. In this way, the:intentions of the Emperor Nicholas are cer tain to be fulfilled. Their aim was— "To restore to Russia and Europe the bless ings of peace. "To confirm the freedom of worship and the welfare of the Chriatiad - people of the East, with out distinction of rite. " To place the immunities of the Principalities under a collective guarantee. "To secure the free navigation or the Danube in favor of the trade of all nations. "To put an end to rivalries of the great Powers respecting the East, in such a manner u to pre clude the return of new complications. "Finally, to come to an understanding with the Great Powers respecting the revision of the treaties by which they have recognized the prin ciple of closing the Dardanelles and the Bospho rus, and in this way to arrive at an honorable settlement "A peace concluded upon such a basis as this, since it would terminate the calamities of` war, would call forth the blessings of all nations upon the new government Russia, however, feels deeply, and all Europe. must acknowledge the fact, that thehope of a restoration of peace would prove vain, if the conditions of an adjustment should overpass that just limit which a sense of the dignity of the Crown led our august Lord to fix irrevocably. "The Emperor will wait tranquilly until the cabinets called to deliberate in common with Russia on this question of universal interest for all Christendom shall declare the view by which their policy will be guided. "Oar august Lord will enter upon thtse im portant deliberations in a sincere spirit of con cord; this is the declaration which I am express ly commissioned by his Majesty to make to you in his name. "The general instructions with which you are provided prescribe to you the course which you are ,to continue to fullcw in your intercourse with the governments to which you are accred ited. The Emperor in confirming you in the post to which yon were appointed by the grace of his illustrious father, relies implicitly•on your fidelity and zeal. It is his desire that on all oc aaions your conduct and language should bear witness to the loyalty with which Ramie regards obligations involving fidelity to treaties ; to its constant desire to live on good terms with all al lied and friendly powers; and, finally, to hie rev erence for the inviolability of the rights of eve ry state, as well as its firm resolve to maintain intact and make respected those rights which Divine Providence has entrusted to the ,Empe ror in making him the protector of the lenor of the nation. "You are instructed to bring this to the knowl edge of the Court at which you had the honor to represent the Emperor Nicholas of glorious and much - loved memory. NISSZLIOD/L" The Vienna Prase remarki on the foregoing document:—"The Russian Government here pro feeses to state in brief the views of the Emperor Nicholas, by which it intends to be guided. Of all the points laid down in this document there is not one which does notrequire further definition before it become a true preliminaiy of peace.— Even that apparently unequivocal concession of the free navigation of the Daenbe is, in its pres ent form, of no value, since Russia acknow ledged the freedom of the river, in principle, at the very time when she allowed the Danube to silt up. The same indefiniteness' belongs to all the Russian paints... However the Comets which has to define them is now sitting, and the publication of this note, if It give no impulse to the work of the- plenipotentiaries, will not et least binder it. It is hnposeible not to remark the eireamepect— tress with which Count Nesselrode avoids sh al ly/ion to the limitation of Russian supremacy in the Black Bea. The only concession at least on this subject is. the promise to reconsider with the other powers the treaties which relate to the exclusion of war ships from the Bosphorus and Dareenelles in time of peace.. In other words, annals consents to permit another starting thin her own and that of Turkey to be • seen in the &WWI in time of peace, in return for which the will doubtless demand that her own war-ships shall pass the Dardanelles a,nd her flag fly in the Mediterranean—at the Pincus foe example. It is doubtral' whether that could be called a Rus sian concession, but certainly it would not be a limitstiort,of Russian power in - the Black Bea, nor could the Western powers accept it as such without confessing that their expeditions to the Crimea had most completely failed. We do not believe that they trill fail, and for that reason we cannot look upon the diplomatic manifesto, assuming, that it expresses_ the full measure of Russian concessions, as a sign favorable to peace. TH2 BRITISH Alt MT 1121021 13221M1T0P0L.- Tie London Morning Poet, publisheg a tabular statement of the actual strength of the troops under Lord Raglan on the 7th, 23d, and 27th of Febuary. On the respective days the number of sound men—eorjeants, drummers, rank and file,.! —wee 26,688, '26,103, and 27,067. The increase in tome, therefore, in these three weeks, is with in one man of 1,400. It is satisfactory to learn that this inerease is not owing merely to rein forcements. The ,number of sick on the 7th of Febuary 'was 18,243, on the. 28d, it was 18,186; and on the 27th, it was 17,62.3—being aditTer-' emus in the three weeks of 980 to the advan tage of the sound men of the army. The pro portion of sick is undoubtedly' still great, but it is satisfactory to End them progressively etrength ening the army by convalescents; and a force of 27,000eound British soldiers is no'smatiamouut to have survived' a *inter campaign in the Cri mea—the horrors of which were, without doubt, increased by the want of preparstion and- by mismanagement. . Balm oftTammy] Flowers, for bean cites( ba Complasian, aad irradistinif aII Ws, nazis and rasaus tram the bah it Dr Daywda, 140 Wood attiet• • ' SPEC, *0 - TICEs. Faets, without C o mment--The Public 'gala 110 W Turnr.-/Rtivrie:. 0310.1852.-Mrs.lLardsr. No,111) Suffolk arest:vritei as that alas has been trou bled With warts for worm threw stars, and that ihr used ens rfat. of Di. Nasser atebrarel Tirratiapc. which bmughtiwaisras-Ant, tarsioairoseHerusual good beent, Itrunadtatalr returned. • Mrs. Witty, No. 182 Essex 4.. New Tart. nxidir data of Nov. 23.1= writes us that eh* had a child which had teen unwell (whetter than two mouth% She procured & bottle °Metal:Ws Vermiform and edudasterod It. The ehild peed • Lump quantity. of worms, and In • line dam was as hearty is ever it had been. Romani:with each testbnonz Wore them. should not hesitate when there Is any mama to suspect worm% and lose noMine In proccrn hut and administering Dr. MeLane's Vermiform. It never and Is perdectlr sef% 113.Pmnbesers TrM be emend to ask for DIL Brum! CELSBRATY:D VERMINUOIL and take mute ohm All other Vemetteeree, is ooroperison, an ererthles. Dr. kr Wel Vmmlfoik We) his celebrated flyer KU can now be had at all respectable Drag Store. to the Vatted Stites and from the sole prolnietonN - Also for enle by the NU proprietors. spsdava Is.. to Bat KnoWll when Tried.—These gentle men take ptomain to toetlfskut V Ireiterd to D. A. Paha oetorre Tentafaire. bemuse too of the Drat have used It In their private practice se physicals!, fora nimber of ream and ther tl&TO known tt.by observation. to be good MI,MM'MtA . . mid able Vennlfuse ibr some time, and busin seen lus ed for many years, we would recommend It. to a ll.s a sate and omclant remedy for all easy of tor... In no instate. have we emir Min any ern remit. Adlowlng Its administration, but alwty. has It answered Use purpmee for which It Intended, and been entirely attlentotor7. Bawl., that ererything that has been set forth In re, nerd Colt. iirture hi strictly In anyyrdanoe with our ob serratkom not tally an practitioners. but as men of bad ness, we would unhadtatintlY ter to an who read: Ole, that It la the beet Termlfune now in cm, and that Its etr. toes are beat known when wed. RISLT, HOOVER A RIMY. p r .„ 1.. d cold by B. A. YAIINSEROOK L CO., earner of Wood end nut ets. aradAwT Uneurrent Money, Gold, 811v.er, Stocks, &e We will purchase Indiana, Trani. Alleghe alwar. wt.:omin. miaow, Newport Ilappty P. 14 and all Uneurrant, Money at knacr rates of dlannma than any at h. or bona* In this oty. hinhist piemtum paid for Old Flinn and Gold. Forty Assn BL add. Rank Stock 'ranted at hlgb..t market Taloa. Bob rrehnago on Oardb t On, Bankers. London. and Oh 511 other portant Europe. flunlshod on applientlan In tams to Mgt pureharon. O'CONNOR. BROTEIER k. CO.. Bankers and Exchange Broker.. Agents ..ggolrabl.o giro lornranoe Co. of London. and Granite Inanranra Co. , New York. °floe. No. 15 Wood et, I door from Sint st mh3l.lwdfo DUBUQUE, lOWA. We offer for sale One Hundred Lots, very advantageously 'Coated. In the City of Dubuque. and re. epeßnrlly regaest proposals an the same, or any portion of them. The completion of the Great Moots Centrelll. U. to this olty—the large Upper hUselgelppl River hmlons tram:noted here..the beery lead trade, together with the Montt rapidly Mroreefating veto. of real estate, combine to mamba deedrahle regatta to than wishing to toyed In City Property. Any information .111 be promptly communicated if d Bred. 'Addrace . T. 8. JESUP a COMPANY. Greatest Xedical Discovery OF THE AGE- Mr. Kennedy, of Roxbury, hoe discovered in one of our eosairon nurture weeds a remeedy that ewe etrrykied of Maio,. from Lee worst Seanfithe to a common Peepte. E. hu tried it lo over eleven hundred cued, and - • 411 ed except In Tr:lawn (bath thunder humor.) Hi has now In hie posseasioa max two bsmdtecll tertltleate. .1 Its wank ell within twenty miles of Bostast Too bottles ere varreated to outman:slag sore too th One to threw bottles will enea the worst Wad of pimp of the fare. - Two to throa DOW. will claw the cot= of the& Two bottles too warranted to eon tha Irma oortkao to the mouth and atOmaeh. - Three to an tottlee are Immerged to Bore the wont raie of arreltalaa , One to two bottlew an warranted to ewe all humor to the erea Svo telttlas sreVarrented to eure running of the end biotchte among the hair. Pim to six bottle. narrated to curt orwropt =ohm; Wars. j Ono bottle will two scaly 'omptkm of tb. Ala Two to throe Nalco ors wuranted to cant the went ea of daimon:, Two to throe tattles are warranted to own th. wet dr t. aura of rturconatlrro.. Three to Poor bottle. are warranted to ears ran ritenm Fin to alight boftle• win =re the ...Nat am of wrofnla A b....et b alwiys ....Perieneed frame the tint iottle, end • Need awli I. warranted when the shove quentity la tarn. Nothing look. ab Improbable to Was who hone In oath triad all the midarful madichom of the day. as Unita 11.1311011 wed aortas In the paatunsa and Jong old Mho wOD.. atonactihme only humor In the system: yet ft la wow • tined fact: If you havo•humar IThas to start Thaw sm. IN our ands, tome or ha's about It puffins ems earns and noeyourn I peslaud rem • thousand bot tle.ofltlathsskinityofßeaton. I know Its effeuta In Mary am. It has shaky done mot of the grestadnorm wear dons in 161111•41111.01. I gnu It to children • year oft to old pool& of Matt. I tom Nen poor. pray. ...O . koklng children . whore dash wale eon and flabby, mimed to • perfect state of health by cm bottle. To those who are auhlect to • aka headache. cue WU. will always not. IL It it.., met collet to Murk and anima. &ma who hate bean cattiest* yams. Lan and hen regulated by It. Mum Qs body Is ranta, It work quite moo, but when than la any derangement of the. functions of nature. It will ems my alnkular wet Inds, but you must not be alarmed—they always diesp parfn from Mar days to • week. nose la nem • had *v ault from It. On the contrary. when that feallnikla mom you will awl yourself ilk. •tunr perwa, Mead same of the most eztrantant ertmolurne of It that man iner R. tend to. No chug. of diet Mover twommT--eat the best you can gat. I hays likawlse an hark which. wheat Mm.: mined In meet oil, dlsolsve Scrohdou• awaking of :ha neck and tioder the aura Price 60 eanta Trim of the Itet!eal Dieroscry Par bottia DIELECTIONS POL Oak—adult, one tablerrp.ontal p. day. Children over chat year. Meal spoottfut children hum dye toght Taus. tesamanful. A. no direction men ha made • cable to all conetltutkom e tato enough to operate on • towels twice a day. ofklr. ICZNISIIDY personal stn. - Adam In lad mans scnotrda. • _ 150/4 wholeaela sad ntall. at Dr. HETEZII7I, 440 Reol tre4t e of linin .114, fild4kier A Special Bulletin for the Sick.—Dr. Morse's Nriporatino Cbrdiad Maims nrith wonderful rapid. Ur every &molder I ocidemt to the digestive apparatus re .tares the sPlertion antigen , the strength; bard., the mug. 484 broom the nerve.. Mess elasticity to the spirits, re. mutts the mental curer, huddle. despimteser.lmpses to the sttanaustent frame. more robust aippearsoom si/sls Irritation. ohm the dlstu•bed amsairoattora, tnallds up the gdasttenod coastitratiorc sad may to token ottbout rear by the feeblest maiden. sits or mothrr, so It I. composed solely of the jade. of mare Ortsutsi herb., potent only to tairlsorata. estattsrete sod restore. If th• *Tide= I= bermes relitts4 bY Inmernerrlndulm -0“. Um Cordial trill laftuttik turn rigorous ritallty•tn in `r .l prima. nu Ilmitade mulling from late boars oy too slows •D•llleattan to labor of our 'daft to quickly reutorrd by Ito aetlottAnd Is4l.o.nt•sitedln tordrntarr occupations. wad =le" to Inantrirnlrore timer:tau will end It • net and healthy stimulant. Rheythaelrealatlonofthe blood II ar.rof thrfanetlontof.tbo body ars impend ed or Imprrlbetly prrtbrmel. It will rrearyth• natural aP tlon ••4 comunkato permanent onerttr to th• movnttlr• and dlottibattro Organs. non who are bowed down by phial& detdiltY, and so feeble to to &emir of ever recovering tbe visor and mien of manhood. are Melted to slew tble Wonderful invilitmeot • triaL It embodies lb. elemenda:of their restoratkm.— Before they bare consumed the ant bottle. they will be ecuracione that the recuperative principle I. at work he ev ery debilitated portion of their founts, .d hope. =RI to be realised In their tboroneb , recovery, will oprina up In their Warta. The Cordial Is rut or. blablr mneentrated. in Pint bot tlu ?dr. $3 Par both. two for SS, at: for 1112. . C. IL JUNO, holed°, No. 182 BrUad way. Naw York. doorna—Pittrburgiu4rsawo Bun. N 0.60 Woodatrart Ono. IL liarria. 140 Wiwi rt.: B. E. SWAIM PT Wood rt.= Allrahour City: J. P. Fasnoi. - Bold by Druggists MT:about tba Unitsd Rater. Cana dz. and Ma West Cough,Remedies.—Dr. Keyser's Peetera Syrup will ems you. Dr. Keiser's Pectoral Syrup will sure Bruischltis. Dr. Kriyeer's Pectoral Syrup will ear* larysiatts • Dr. Keleree Pectorsl Syrup sill cure Iriflusurs. Dr. Ksyser's Pectoral/Syrup wID ours cold I. tbe bead Dr. Keyser's Pastoral syrup trill care DisiDirtit Dow ♦ totem letter from Mr.l. W. Veatch. of Itokebr. Ohio, says: • want you to pond me two bottles of youn Peett;ral Syrup by mall. There is • lady here who hie euitigh and the doettog can't cure her. I wee In the gene way. and tried everything without benefit, until I got a bottle of your Pectoral Syrup. I took It but twice. and it Cared me sound and welL" Aak ibr Dr. Nal Polemical. Bram and tat no other. Price, 60 at.. Sold at Dr. KEYSER'S, No. 140 Wood st. and at. J. P./LEN LNG'S. Aillothonr. mlklo.d.lws Neuralgia.—This lurmidable disease, which seems to Wee the skill of phiskiwis, yields like magic to Outer's fiesoleh Mixture. Mr. Y. Boyden, formerly of the Astor Musk New ;York. sad late yreprie tor of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va., le eye arthe handrede who have bean cured amens Neu. !elide. by Carter's Spanish Idlytyre. Stnee his mire, he has recommended It to numbers of others, who were euripriny with nearly army form of dl► WO, with the most wonderful sumer. ifs omit Is the most erxtraordl ..— nar7 • isredldne he has Cr ussdiurd theldest blood purifier Immo. 80, ad.' rtlarmout lu another column suh2ddrrelk•T Dr. Fitch's Opinion of my /traces. Da.,,Gronoz It. grren—Dear Sla In reply td your. of the 11th Inst. requesting my opinion of your Shoulder Brims. I would my that I sounder It one of the best ern desired; and would add that thane mymif been loud In the habit of employing • somewhat droller Drew with the deessest adrantege In eases of contrestlon of the chest by stooping. whether from habit, occupation ordelalllty, more esdecially where them Is weekeniss or Irritation strut the Innuftard more cern Inedlsimaltlonteeonsumattnel—with the phtleftldif alt. offsets Ia the...WINN You eft erasures sagualuted. In some Ammo of bust Sifters or amp. theta exeltemat of that orders rhaft also hand the Shoulder Brace of adrantsere. Ido not hadtate to moor mad your Draft hi all oases where a Bran Is required, as one of the mod guy and efiblent yet la use. • • • Very troll' your, CALVIN N, TITOII. Sold wholesale and retell aG Dr., - KEYSKWS, 140 Wand Orme. Pittsburgh. Pa alsta a completer aftortment of Dr Rohl, mediates ocustantly for tale• nahbd.kw Tender; Broken Breast and Sore Nipples pain or ieelllna beerto, rob in Dill or. Pain!' tinter and lay on a fluter tide • day. do no breast eon break nob If already broken, lay on Olaatera throw time a day; all pale will end directly. lb lore nipple, constantly Imp We ralre—b - a Inv" droning, only, air .I.zrok;no matter if for di months arra or tuaily rotted or/ and ao bulthat ibe lady wilt noon OD KS being tomb. 41, can b• Instantly noel; and cored rapidly—vain It oft to norm; ooyaacHaa.—Put Ilttls Dallsy's PaIII lesteaatat On eot. ton and MI/ to es hollow part. and nib bras 011 tba amok, lb. pall will stop bittsotly. &nos Ida hays had. daily without Ws= balm; tha ssysrast PILO 111 Oro* ; 7 0•01 by so dolor, bars beau =rod lculantly. ." mh274arlirl. NVlNintocit's Family Medioines.—We all the aft:lon atm& of Iluaibmwid othary, to Moil "Mime& pa the *mirth piss se qr valuabl.llan JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S TRUE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL, Carefilly prepared from none but fresh and bialthr Limit under the. perreval etcperrielou of their Meat at the if J. O. B. & 00. take mat &mite In offtrinir ash. Wand of OD, stich. on acennt of ilts =mins mod. at' prwparr Idon, &nasal and may, an In tat= wllhont ONO& by Um sand &ilea& It Is iniseesusir to sdrigt to the wall. efficacy of (hie very valuable sad scientific remedy. Ito sitcom in the ewe of Chronic Itheinnattem. ilerotahi, and Lung Di. elm, when gkMllllll' applied and Porowsrod to. louger • gutter of eordsotraw It Ls now anknowledgod to Pawn hisling virtues etmoss Inooraptrablo to any other szspeifi,_ am in bottles, wham!. and Mall. by the moo- . ittletuders, JOHN C. 11/IEXP. g No. 100 North Third at.. Philadelphia. fairroltsT Ind by Druggists In Pittsburgh sod alsowtorro. 01110 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE ONLY. RAILROAD RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH. On and after MONDAY, March-12th, 1855, the PASSENGER THADIS rill ranee Wows. =MI fur. thee wave Tan Taut WILL Ann AT 3 a. oe. • Kea Tun " AT 8 A. IL Ennis TWA " " are T. K. These:nine ail non Unonsch to Crestline, and connect there with the Cottonton and Cincinnati, Ohio and Indi um and Relefontalne and Indiana Railroad. At Mans field. connection an made Ittr Renck. Zanenille, Moe en nui. Readnehr, Toledo, China., &e.; and at Alliance ibe Cleeeland. Ae. • No trains run on Sunda y . , Throw:al**. are *old to Cincinnati. LOnlerll* L a w.. wypoeue, Hhlcsv, Rock Wand, Tort Warne. (B e r e bd .dtt. reinetpel town. and °Mee In the Wert The NEW BRIGHTON AOOO3OIODATION TRAIN will eon Pittsburgh at 10 A. u and 0 r r.. end New Met ton at Ts. u. and I LK. J. G. CURRY. At the corner aim, under the Idenenestuds Howe. Or at the ;Wend street }Madan, to GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent. Pittalmrgh, 'dwell 11)a. lOU. PEARL STEAM MILL. ALLEGHENY. • NMMS;ME=II atom o Odiou f s mar be lett at the Mill. or la our boxes at th LOOAN, WILSON .100, 52 Wood at. BRAUN ARBITER, corner Marty and St. Clair sta H. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Alle shee. WINS, CASH ON DELI TIM T. irdl64b • BRYAN. ENNNNDY A 00. SPRING STYLE 01? RATS. M'CORD & CO., HATTERS, Have now ori hand, a fresh supply of Gen tlemen,. Dill= lIATS, Spriv Also. a =plate anortment of finite and Taut& SOFT KATE, of the Weft fashions, to which they Welts the at tention of the Debbie. Corner filth and Wood es. =his JOHN COCHRAN & BROS. MANUFACTURERS OF Iron tailing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors, Window Shutters, Window Guards, &e., Nos. 91 Second at., & 86 Third at., (between Wood and Market,) PITTSBUROti, PA., Have on band a variety of new patterns rather and Plalm. gultable for ►ll pnropes. Partieulu at t•ntlon P►ld to entloalis Or.. Lott. Jobbing don. durt natter. mhl3.tf =NC: WESTERN TEA STORE Corner of Wood and Sixth streets. W. A. AITLITRG. Oar Ten will be loond on trial unequaled at the prim In the city: stun rams . 1 3 / a cita. arm., 0010.14,40, 50, 62, 75,1YornigHpon,50, 62 1,00 and 1,25 per lb.l 75, and 1,00 per lb. :augGreakfitsr,So andamperial & G. P., 76 73 ets. per lb. - ! F,OO .41,50 per lb. Tau put up In today bosom from a to 23 Ile. for fomily tom ♦ Moroi dlorount mob to real! dealers. COPPEJF f —Ava, Caayra. mut Rio Ckures, Orem and Ranged. 5. BLTG4RB—Loperinf scud IkleseT , s Lorafj Putnerind and Alma, C7socaledat, 4aaga, Pickles, Ira% ands Fruit de. aahl 1101,111 E% RAB,E & CO A. 11. ROLM INOTIIER, MANUTACTISINES or SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED ILON AX LES, CEOWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT TOCKS, PICKS. Timber, Mill, Tobacco e. Cotton Serowe, Shqftiso awl Palle - PA" Molll4.erY Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nuts PITT Si7l7filrit, PA., SiangERMIM WAU work mnoranted• etch.7l4l ARNOLD 'WILLIAMS Cbllson Furnices, Wron Iron Tubing AND .111TD161 ODNDILILLY ==if=f= A. a w. wet *Manua gm Warmslag and Ventilating by SS= or blot Wear. Pty or MUM*lame*. Chtershas, !lamb. Itasultalsjastortss, Mum Mum. but Itovaso JO Ratak or Ihrallinas. No. PP Market st. Pittsburgh Equitable Fire Insurance Compaay, OF LONDON. CAPITAL SQi 500 000 POLICIES ISSCED . AT THE LOWEST RATES Tor tEi. Wed/ r•nonalble Oosamar. by O'CO3lllolt, BROTHER & Bankers, &c., No. 15 Wood et., Pittsburgh. mb3l-lvdre Pennsylvania Insurance Company. OF PITTSBURG% COHN= 701:DiTU AND bogrunriz , MSETB AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 8300.000. INBURP: BUILDINGS AND °MIR PlloPdlirr. ROOST LOSS OR DIME BY FIRE AND TU PERILS OP Rea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. DIRECTORS. '. Wm. Ic..lobacton, W. WlMatook. D. it Long,. ij K i lt .. :cd: B :7l :N T. Mood. Body Pattonnu, .1. Orin Sproul. OaMP R. Whitt, Jacob !Wats,. WM, Hampton. A. A. Combo. W. S. Dar.. P.R. Park. OPPICLItiL Proicial—llon.Woc ?Johnston. M. Protabei—ltaly Pattomm. ' &sprawl, as i Trrosam—A A Carrico. clonb^t Somoicoo,--8 8 Wniper. ir.j 1•16.1 y Atheneum Fire Insurance Compin, • `" of London. lathariied Capital $10,000,000. uniuntes‘ to TIRLAMMIA. Atwood A 00., John /.roam, Jahn Oti Gloms H. btstart. Hy am CIAL mr. harn & Co- W.. Mag.. A Co Powers • Weigh Man, Whits, &avow •7'.0. Ascent 6r th•Unitod Btatew— • . . FREDERICK RATCIIFORD sTARa. United Eltateo Brooch CM% ha 80 Booth Voarthotzoot. PhDs&lphla. A. A. HARDT. Agent for Pisburgh. • Itok 80 Water rt. Citizen'. Inlllllolo9 Comp? cl rlttlearga WM. TIAGALEY,. __Prtriderat. NAIIUICL 114119.119.LL.5r.ey. 0 , 710 E. 94 1447712. BETWEEN /11.1.19.17T1AND ,*DOD !MEWS 1116DOWEJI ITOL,L AND CARGO READN THI ODIO AND MIAA/8811T1 RIVERS. A.ND Alllll w tonvu AMind Lou or Damao, bo For. 4140 oOomot fhtprnlo qf tAn 8R A nod IVLAND IFAVIRATIOji and TRAA RPORTArioN. Hobart DaTrap. r Ilarbaugb. law H. Pemocek. wewr arTala: Jas. 11..CooDar. Jobs PITTSBURG H Life. Fire & Marine Insurance Company; Office., Corner Market and Water Streets, PITTEBIIROIL PA. ROM'. OA L R. 4 r, Prerideat. AO D. MOW. 8.0'7. This Company make!! army Ineuranoo ap Patsimair toot =meld .4th LtPE RUES. Abe soma mai and Came Blake. an the Otdo and T Mme and trtgataea, and Maxine Rinks imp erall And againnt Lou or Damage by Fire, An d d spinet the Perna of the Bea and Yd iftelgitlon sa Tranrpottation. . tealPenske lassoed the loweatrates soneistant with mislay puttee. DIM T.W. Robot 011 nu. Alownler Mutiny. Amos B. Room. Jobs ?Winton. William PLUllint, :mutt MoClarba, John Floott. • Jame. W. Milano. J.noonh P. (Imam, M. D., Mau Arbuthnot. johniAt aul tla n, Dorld ftleb.y, Month,Ts. N. Loo,lLlttsaning. n . joh sv mr26-I.rlb . UPOut door lF oar eat ea] PHI axe Fire an a lnraranee. Company, No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOSITE THE CIISTON BO= Will make all kinds of Insurance, either Perpetos or ted. nab emy description alloyed/ Or Marhandl* resannabls rate. of promlam. 10011PJ0P P. Ititin. Proddeat. M. W. Barn E A'l l o ts e : Prreldeat. Chao. P. Vara, • M.'11:1301.5. I. B. Inallata Mao. W. Brown. P. D_, Savory. Jo.. S. Pan'. C. aberman. /oho Clayton. a. J. Iterargam R. Mier. F. Mamma; dooretary, J, a. COPPIN. dared. d°2 " , tomer Ttdrd and Wood Orman Western Laurance Com/4F OF PITTSBITIIGH. Wrlnsur:"A n m• tarigeltr4 — sia • Marine Rieke. . ; .11111a u Jr,. Batt. - Jss. Mader J. W. Matta. Oat. Dem* ' Lrtals O. W. Madam; Nsthl Solenes s ‘;'• itudara; O. W. Jackson, J. LlFldlamdts Wm. IL Smith. zr hors bastltutlon mansxml Jty Dina= Tel !rms. In Ulm sormaanity, and tad sdd /ibmin e i r trArart. l 42:l4l4=Ste r Mites . Nb. star n PIUS tribe • Reliance Mutual 'animas Caviar. OP PIIILADELPHIA.• 017101' NO. To wAminpr evizsr. FIRE u I SURANON. Buildinm ••or . eb eriA r ginht e .. I Vrat Zire z r.6mi___,. if • Stock Csalta i l annum toe Incinam ' • to Qum to th o wrc - ate of& o=otallabirgwouctbr.tts, contriblo, ot i meto hl etoei of Ctiitocorf. it ,ellocze4 ml. D • ll tzlf. ORS: Clam naflof. Leiria R. Ambitollta Ws.. R. - comNoo. • Rclipa„__,__Ook.r., l. W . acoacar. W.t.l)4l,alizarc B en a Wooed. , 0 1Jantatz . 11111. ra ll • 4b.rt wivd o T°ll ` u4 .4isoilli• James la Taylor. . Wfa.llaceu. Jacob T. Risotto& Arr.IIIMM Oldie fL AL 1150094, Wm,ALIAMNIN BAWL WlNAVAlVlAlinnatilm • . . DIRD.—On the 11 Inat., M Monet notes. 3fenland, MATTIMB B. ItHBY. formmly of this city. Powder. - HAVING sold my Magazine and el j Powder mid fuse to D. W. (1 ItIBWELL. iy recommend him to my Mande and customers. Elttiburgh. April 1856. L. (I. 01 Co-Partrierohi I __ _HAVE associated Joseph - Dilworth with toe In the Powder end Commission busineu end will motleys hereafter under the style of DI tWORTIS A BID. WELL D. W. C. BIDWELL. Plttsburutt Amnia, mu. . • DILWORTH dt BIDWELL, ,MANUFACTURERS AGENTS VCR , Da Pont and Hazard Gun Powder, 166 FRONT &TRENT, PITTSBURGH. BVERY variety Sporting, Mining and Wasting Powder always, baud and f sale trim gasins. on (soprani* norms. . - 11.3-11erettente and ethers pleue trend to their or der.. by to P. Pd. for delivery n ot ntorniny. end by II A. ht Mr delivery In the allearir_Le. New Styles. LITTLE. MERuIIANT TAILOR, 185 LIBERTY STREET, IIiAS rec'd an aasortment of the newest ztitti a tt r lrraaat Tex . , a to wet. (Once .. Privrearg•if ego Cosartianua Ilauggan Co" itALEII PROPOSALS will be received at the olgre of this Company at Neville thll, in tile city 0 bulb, until of t tedneedal . tba Zttl, dat/eArt3on hl Tr ' id &orodk o llle ßr a. ni•d, extending from the junction wart trio - Penne - rim make Hallooed . at Turtle Creak, la Allegheny County, to the borough of W..t Mortal, in Westmoreland County, • dietaneeof nirty-two vrorg will be divided Into motion. of eti about one eaveh. . Propmale will be received ter one or more sections.— Napa. gracile. atur epercaitotte aro rodir for the errat. notion of biddemat the ease of the lbtopeoily, ohm an Draper indivreattoo te given ea Spacial.. to the un derelsoeil. Pattelhetere teetbikostials mill be expected from Coutrie• ton not toe lea to at* Conn: any. OLIVER. W. EMIL% Pruldelet of P.! IL 8.. Oa WANTED--Ohio /IJII.I Penns: R. R. In -1.7 map Bond& Da do Steck do dc Dtvldood Ns* North twegitati Mang omottor. Noticstal do do PlUsburth citr Danad. A = Vo ttbad imozotetarero Want ROA. WILKINS t Doter' Asa Commission Bt.* Broker., No.llloorth street T HE EPISCOPAL RECORDER. Vol. 33, No. 1. April. lth, published in Philadelphia...ay Saturday month/. Edited by Clergymen of the Protes tant Eplanmal Church. 'Lome-43 per annum. or 02. II raid In advance. CUM/. SI per annum. No nasally , Eon receiveda lee term than ,It Mouth. A nod !lnaba to diseou ar tinue mint be made previoue to the ell Oration 011ie year. No erinevylptlon will P. Mauritian odOULU &Marais. are paid. excepted th e optietl or tb4 Publishers. w . BENET aICURANE. Agent, rot Western P.., at the Bookstore of S. SADLER. /federal street. klurghany. 17 - ALDAB.I 7 _.:LE FARM OF 126 ACRES FOR ILLLII-100 acre* ha cultivation. with • Food mots boom, bun, dabla bar died. cranarT.d." Nara boos. &s., awl &small orcha-d. place mad. Om:dull/. and valued* oPrbix. Tom, Ism& nod!,r t 4. and ----• nirieniture, art!. canon Lud Rural leanom37 al" valastls works o Do carafe LatmYa Poultry, to: misatitle works on Rural Areltaftture tact Lsodeeapn Ostdotihkr. tell EL B. BOSWORTH & OD— 83 Market st. t AlaRIOAlg BOOKS—We 1:41 two just opand larflot al English and Amin. eon atandard Wotan h oilantionof Bohm.6 t. (Lard. Mdan, Antiguan& and &Irani% Libraries.— Call and gamin& thew H. 8. BOnWullTil A CO, apll 82 Idarkat &trait, I • I . 74 . le •• .1' •. : • !CHUM who may boot at oomothlog to his ogyootairs 7 csJltog at Llbort7 ttroat,Pituthorwh LLB& ROI. apll UMBROIDERIES—A. A. Mason & Co. 17/ cMgcdnit anothor Asks lot or Smbroldnins. comprising some splendid sty les of French gocksd Collars, leers. Ohansimits, Clan. 'lnfs.. Fmnricings. Salting s. Insertlnsps. innagte Rots% Ong and (Waists, kg, is. 1111ARCOAL—We want to purchase from NJ City to one hundred thousand- Mahan Good Char coal to to delivered at the landing or the Sheffield Iron and Steel Works, Wee. Pittsburgh. We elOnid graft to have propreals to denser from four to eight thousand buebsle per month. anti lonsfr•olin SINGER, nearturt a at. NAPIER PIG - IRON-100 tons now land ins km sale by TRAUB DICKEY CO. MILICTOM ninhard Floyd. M. Kier Vrm. lilndra, John B. !north. Frrneh , FAllrrs. UTICA LIME-100 bble to arrive on a toata :l47 Wm. I "' 4 ,"' f ' '''' ireT.Au DICKEY a co. Wm. D. EIS7S. • tAm. dell TRIMMINGS -A large assortment of Dress And Mantlits Trlrozolor. of ft , ry_Mlb. Alt oPen.4 by . A. A. MASON k CO.. No. 25 rum "treat NEW YORK AND OAL/FORNIA • Reduction ht Prices to suit the times. The Ow-mg end Iltalthiest Roide. &ren .11undred Mau aorta than an other Route and cmonnno the deadly Ilnumus:Aver and OH wvo Vil;:41 r ADN'TN P OT Or THB NAILS. The Accesory Transit. Co. (of Nicaragua) Proprietors. THE NORTHERN LIGHT, STAR Or THE WEST. PROMETHEUS, or DANIEL wim R, all first elan stearestdps, will leave New York on the 12th and 27th of mat month. remoorting by the !Do angora Trormlt Ernie.. (bovine. but twelve miles of lead tratirportatkrn over a good madademind road. In Bret elan RAI.IV } with the ntramehips SIERRA NNYADA,ONOLIS t=e.PACISIC. and DEUTHEN. .lON THAN, one or whirl wlu leave 13. Juan del Bur. the Pedeo trratinue of lb. Transit lionte rood,. the Paavengva at g . here the Petite Shorn humid. An esprrhmeed Burgeon Is attaehed to each rgi t p;. t. For Informotlorr, ommtilla=rie N t rozio . egt: ply I Dowling (Irene, N.Y. N. B.—Oorameneinern the Oath of Mal, the , dare of leaving New Tort vrlll be theneed to the lith and 20th or mob month. sell) mhlltentre• keebanios' Bank, Pittsburgh. eNOTIOE ICs HEREBY GIVEN THAT; purement to the 1111241110011 of the Act loomporating lfant. approved Meath .80th, 1850 and the Art att. moved Ito, 16th day of April, 1860, entitled ••An Act Beg. olatiog Banks:BOOKS to MOM! euhscrintloos to the CoOtal Work of odd “MEAMIANICts BANK, MTS. t U treet "" , ll l . 'thi ri b fgh oP 7ri d " th OMlßithEtre 9 (ll APBI la b or, to . arclock A . . M. to remain omn for ' judicial days, from 10 o'clock A . EL, until 8 &Mort P. 11... o day._ J. IL Moorhead. R. IL Hartley. J. V. n tilsr • IVA) M. Bee IL Maier, Jr: 11 . 1....Rlogeralt. • - W. H. SmithW. .11.• Wm. IL Nlmlck. /muesli Lyon, Jas.- A. Hutchiaor4 S i ch l. cgroter. William J. Antbation, T. B. Holmes, James Put, Jr. Oro. W. Jackson. fluid (tampion. IL Hepburn I "r 111. 1 " frolon . f i rpe a ll i kirtugh, 14 11 . Hobart Galway. A. Kirk Lewis. liamadiloCinrkaa, ( 1 0 0 . cam,. Robert Dalsed, Rod? . Patterso n, A. W. lomat% AndrowlPirks. J. b. Dilworth, 1AP04.41. Commissioner.. ARE NOW RECEIVING PROM Yoz PTllsdelohli. T EA L o* or ONZEN AND FLACK oma pOss; ment,,.Daps - aspoodes. 001=14 SateMland Est Is i h Umlaut, all of obis). :ban toss earsfulls Waded and .1.4 to gold as omit, either *halo SUPERIOR RIO AND JAVA COIFED. LOVERINWS and ST. LOUTS RIUSINRD SIMARs, _ PEER The Seventh Pudic Bale of Town Lota at • • - Rochester, Pa. ITCH is the increasing demand for Lots to build on the prmont that =loess Publle sale 11 be held upon the pretalses, on SATUEDAY, the I4th lost" at 10 tea* k..14.1i. The salavlll atotomed at rba o 'clock to accommodate thou* vbe irbb to ratans to Plttehnnill thil dommutodstkui Train at I o'clock. an144:1 111. T. C. GOULD. 1 1;42t WIRINGS, TRULMINGS.—Je..mph ilea OM E N isedflos tbAIT. ism, .124 el' • Ge. = cp., • .Tx British and Continental Exchange. SIGHT DILLS DRAWN DI DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO., ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON, IN SUMS OS LI AND NPWAUDS. ) Thee - a - Drafts are evailablo at all the Fria dm: Swim efEngland, Pentland and Ireland, and the Oontlnent. We alai draw SIG= DILLS on M. A. Grunebaum & Bailin, FRA.I967ORT A MAIN, Widen save ea a RamHtama to all Darla of Germany, livlttarland and holland. . Persons Intending to travel atoned mar moue through us letters °Meant, on whichlMoney can be obtained, is needed, In any part of Europe. Collections of BITE, Rote, • arid other eeenritlee 111 Eo• rope. will read..e polo:opt attention. WM. H. WILLIAMS CO.. tohe7• Wood. comer Third street. Sick Headache and Neuralgia of Rtght Ines Stsanzio Cu= or 01 tsar' Dsrcotarms Mr. William Trimble, blllelry-s Row, Elayardstown. Fifth ward, min he was eared of Mak Elsedashe of sista .Modinir. by throe bottles of Oakeley's Denurative Syrup He h... tiled radon. Db7dELLIIII without a cum He Is now 'entirely well. Oakley's Depurative le for Rheum. tam, Scrofula. Tatter. and all eruptive diseases Tor saki wholesale and retail, at DR, ILRYRER'S. Na 140, Wood st., aiy or the (3,14. Mortar. mt,S Prim TS cents per bottle. Among Diseases, Dyspepsia mod Liver Complaint rank am most dlificult to cure. We are psetsed to have It In oarpowerto point font • remedy whleh has Primed effectual to many cases, and which we run gafely rtwommend as a certain and infanlble cum Ulm ben the mesas ofremuing thousande from an untimely gram.— We mean the Hcodandli German Bitters. prepared by Dr. 0- M. Jackson. at the German Medicine Store, 193 Arch et+ PaliedelPhia. Pee adrartimment. tyo 2wdaarli Ease and •Comiort—The Conformator lately imported from Puts, austly mita the flat to th• wallar dupe of Om Beach a • cur bat la to easy on the bead as meld au. A neattlt Lad a g•od Bat may bad st Wood et. steht.tf W. DOIIGLIZ. 1.31211 RM.] 'moor —mom. MIMEO PLENUM AMBLERS, ouccus. to croo • oo.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. 00 WOOD NTRICIrt. priTsameli: PA. Pryor :stoma Dr. IrlaruntOelobrstod Tormitturs:Lim pliff.ta . New Dagnerrlan Gallery. MR. NELSON would respectfully inform his Mantle and the publlo generally, that he order In meet the daily inereazlng demand for his Ilaguerreoty he ham had built and has now completed (over the Old Ned Of mini street) one of the mold epacions and megnidoeut Sky idght Wllarla ever constructed for Da. gnerreotyp• purmeat In the United States. Wean, now Prepared ts execute Maumee of all Mum and etylea in ans weather, Prom 8 o'clock A. DI. all 4 &abet* P. Id. A risit fr o m all U solicited, whether th ey wish for Likeness es or not. Rooms. Old Poet (Mee Pollding. Third dread 4.241 kw HENRY H. COLLINS, FOR - WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT CHEESE D , DOTTER, SEEDS, IN Flsl, And Produce Getarrally, No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh. iesattiI 4 PRVIIRIDOIDoKI Notice to Contractors ANTILLAS--A new 'supply of Moira Antigua D.w Drop jlantillaa. a s tataltad at lIARAN & al allattat t. 81741181117 LINE, (Vla Nleagans.) B. A. FA.HNESTOCK 8L CO., CORNER OF WOOD AND MST STREETS, Importers and Dealers In . ILINgPFD OIL, LARD OIL,. 'ALCOHOL.- VARNISHES, • TURPENTINE, TANNERS' OIL, WINDOW GLASS, PAT. MEDICINES, SPERM OIL, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, WHALE OIL, SURO. INSTRUM'TS BRUSHES, SPICES. MANUFACTURERS OF . WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD & LITHARGE. fa RAVE REMOVED TO OUR NEW BUILDINGS AND NOW HAVE EcCRHASED cilitles 'tor filling orders with piomptness and dispatch. ' sing mildest partners In the Eastsra citis to take advantage of all chtngsg-la-thn Saute*. Elm anithd to sell for cash or forlo:a tints deem moss favorable term. as ~Una obblog nooses. Oar brand of WELITE rn LEAD we guarantee to ba BTHICTLY PURE and WILL WEIGHT. not summed by any for finencess and whitonsils. affmIIatr.TVATINESTOCK•B VEMILTDOE turntshed with English. German, French sad Spanitt Alzention DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, AMUSEMENTS CITY HALL, THE BLACK SWAN, ATELY RETURNED FROM EUROPE, _LA where the met with,mmt emcee. aulstel by INDIAN MARIO, A Gentleman of rare Mudd Talents, and the beet Tenor to the Country. will es , . TWO Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERTS, AT THE CITY HALL, PITTSBURGH, On Friday and Saturday Evenings, April 13th and 14th, 1855. ne will be sagged by eminent. talent. , W — 'nOlCETtl. 50 T 105...Esserred Frontlle CEN at S. e secured at the Hall,sl,oo. iffirGoora open et 7 o'clock.—To commence at _ o'clock a:MU HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE; VE undersigned is prepared to supply ARPENTItIIB, CABINET:MAKERS, and Workers in oorl genentlin with his PatentedandThluable Plants. All who have tried It pronounce it • mat valuable in vention, that most soon cams into general The fol lowing. Utters from practiml workmen are but two amen many loam the PtUntes has realised recommending this Plane shove sli °then in use: . Prrrentrann BMW Cam= Pacroara • FebrualyLlNSb• We hineby certify. that diming t h e but twelvemonth, havemed Hopper% Patent Plum, ma do not heel:ate' to recommend It t Cabinet-I:taken and Cartanters ea en rim to ant o other Plane in use. We eenshkr It r i t i ullg;- o ' f bent wood, ind f l o ' il g pl ` tn=iers, w lrl.l4,r " l ' aperl ' o ' r to the old mode of weeping, beside. Wog a arrest moving of time. One man, by nein. Ude Plane, will plane more ve• neon than Ave men can do by any ether plane or method In nea. E. IL RYAN it W. To MOM F. EATON, Hop: Dear 81r—I hanined hopper's Patent Bench Plane, and believe It t o r tsa most *valiant artia's for the en for which It Is Intended,. as rombination of plane mad et:raper. It Is re rticularly adapted to planing veneer, sad It does not require one-fourth the Urn" or Inked of the old method, and I have no doubt. ' , hen Ito Pluturtleo bccomo generally known, but that it alll entirely ravened," the former ted,ou• and laborious custom. I roost cheerfully recommend It to .11 pawns engured In the Cabinet buslocr. no from my . knowledge of there Is nethlag no well fitted to ere a smooth and bean. Una finish to rent.. se the Hopper Pateut Bench Plana. _ . ,7anyra W. Wpoprw,.. Furniture Warorcome, 97, 'desk Fefourry 2719.55. 91081t8 F. EATON. of this city, le my info Agent for the We of Planes, or of rights to manufacture end eel/ teem. W3l. C. 11 .PPER.. Flttaburgh. Mara 21,1855. m1129.3um. CY . M OSEB F. EATON, 19 Sixth st.., agent for wiling and buying PATENT RIORTS. la now au to tell the filth:wing Lately patented article. Trott. paten Oil Globes. Ars Steam Ensilnag One's patent Drill. for Drilling Iron; Doors Reek Drilling Machine. Onehuad's Stationary and Portable Saw iin Crawford's Steam and Water (Images, rod Oritath'• Wrought Iron Railroad Cbah. Machines. Than articles have boa tr . practical les and machinists. and pronounred ruperlor to any In cum. Ile la also anthorised to tel Rights to make and read trees arthJda to any part of the country. Ile has ail° f or wale hutlmassed Nutts and Washers. and tinlahed lirsesWork. , U. le also premed to tab; Agencies for the etas of otb patented Mate and new Inventions, and give to th • twines. faithful and constant attention He refer. to the followine CARD. • • . Ths subscribers have lonia been issinsalided with Mr Mown P. ratan. and have no. bestialoa is reerimmending hip to all who rosy wish to minim , his renteesoa • gen tleman ofundaubtedintevity sad indefid=radustry In whose issartions avers rellanim may be Neville B. Craig. W. Rotdasomair., Wal.Laiimsr. Jr.. John Graham. W. H. Daum IL Childs A (..b.. " • James Wood, N. Holmes 0 Soma P. it. Friend. Krunerr k. Rohm. i Le'rillad L. R. Livingston. . Wllllain P. Johnston. ' l ' ll tin Phtlitea i Andrew Walton. A. W. Loomis. I Wilson BleCandissa Prersimuna No =th., 11154. dt f Grand and Serpentine Pianos, MADR BI MUMS do MARE. NEW KLEBEE has just receivedßLAß . ._lnsoloes of • choloelot of NOYNS suporiar Placa. and amorilloth., I ere . Fall Grand Piano, full size 7 ottaves, Thu glytten up IDA nee of rcedlieleßarres uneutuded by I:Pythias ever brouent to tb• Western eouncly. with arced truss legs of Noseeoceir, pena l. work all around. with superbly earned' ornament., desk sod Wart slides of - fret work; lyre elltorat . sly and tufs fully carved. ate eta. aIso,—YOLL SNAPEREENN PIANOS; SEMI MMi:=l ROIND OORNERS. 'SQUAB, " ILL.IIBES, Me Agent in this city gm Munn A Clarke Hams, . No.lol TWA Knot. IgrDne notice wOl De (Iran of the arrival of the above Plum nih.l7 &T n ICKER:MG 7 OCTAVE . 11.0tilLWOOD em% I. perfect order. "." left with mercerd. at • vary rot dowel rice. ,The owner Le about leaving , the nit,. anti Is willing to sell. Ito. cash. al • sactillce. The subecrlber willworront thin Piano to the hartbeest. to to - po , feet, to every particular. It ! i r ai rci m inAte L t i h o rt yara. 1 , 0 . 1 ; 7 3 ,7 Dy No. BI Wood at. bet. Dial alley k 4th et. Spring Stock of Hamburg Pianos. CHARLOTTE BLUAIE, NO.IIB WOOD/172E8P q PITTSBU EGLIBOLE AGENT. HAMBURG PIANOS are ondoubtedly impeder to an others In 1. ir",icri um.re end pown.pf tow. They • .8 r ham not only received the Wendt mar ' of appmhatlvn (om the bad Ls:repose " clAiSf., such is List, Tlodlueess. and others who Inve them constantly.in their own um but also framer. restlent Problem!. The &now= an extract fMIs. rom • latter of Professor &Well he ts fertile g the Grand ear * liquare Plana, he oaks es Merin of th . reraelleat dDaU " little danOter, who plays very well. must. with wa have Wgood Menament, and yOars Sr. the only Cu.. hich can aaPsfy roe_ Instmmants are ansmi ad on the moat acemmodie. Una terms,but I do eat like th. 132, they ham not the eine tie tooth and the tone of yours." • I remain yours nrepeettally, HENRY RON ur BOOK. rh. • Pittsb For sale only by CHARLOITE HIM 8116; at the estabilabed P Depot 118 Weed st.. 24 door old above ot h *L. Pit lano teburats. Fa. sole agent for Pittsburgh and Western Penna., Mr Hand, Davis Oo„Bartan Plante, (width In the eastern ends are considered superior to either Inslckerlag'a or Nunes A CLark's, but whkh fad Is not astertilvelykuova, as they have but lately been Introduced hero) and other New York and Philadelphia Phone, of the test maker, at . prim marina from 0222 to 0 0 0- mhti - HEW STOCK OF CHECKERING SONS PIANOS. JOHN H. MELLOR, NO. 81 wonder., betel:v*s , o=th st.- and suond,Alley. ha. just no'd from the manna factory of CEMIELMO *does. Boston. • new and full aupply of their POW Glom Serra Odom Ito= Ark& with all the late and salvable improvement; alai, of their plainer and lower priced styles, satiable for theft wltA r r=re a cheap, but _good, Instrument. All the PI• te sold teolrft,ll,h4 fseW r an , e,..Tetitedi end will OLD ode moindhand Plan., In good order. fm SAO. di6. 1116,5 M, SUS, $ ito„ ka, • 111,-LODEONS—A. fall sapid* of Melodeons. of eatlielY new and beautiful patterns, and from the beet Manta. tariff In the omuttry, att46, P 75,11100. 5135, and SM. JOE'S Id MELLOR, ' Agent for the We of Chicaning . k Pone' Plains% for Pittabarghfand Weirton Penna., villa Na dt Woo:lid. bet. 4 . et. and Ditt'd Alley ALIMANDILIL HAYS. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, PIM% Sr OPPOSITE THE corm? Rovsz; l'ittAurgh. i 0 Pento. fttBPERMAgENTLY L CAI ED aad ~ai..son . .- • to •• • . Ron. Wm: P. Johnston, President Arittbesiy,yalley R. E. W. Minor Roberts, Chief Engineer - • " Deo. It. Elettbanns. Assistant D, bllt~ell • Jc, CblerEner Pittsb'g Steuienvilie Thempoo, Damian's:Want Oity Os* Werke., - • Jas. E. Day. EMI ftgineer. Allegheny Cit. 7. ap74ktrtrB DUDLEY, STONE & • COMMISSION & FORWARDING NO. 9 SECOND 137718RZ , .. ' (between Main and the.Rifier,) Louisville; Ky. gARTICULAR attention'Mto the par ches* and sale of Neap. lte*. FM.% ateroc. tonc=th &lain& of Produce and Manufactured arleib antiganceft Mk-fled, and mad Mama mac •• laty• room i• dvrotAkt to the exhibition and aide of Men. port.. melodeon; Church and, Parke °Mt.. and Musical Instruments. lUTIZ TO W. A. Richardson A Co., Hemp Mannfiros. A. Each/mum A Ca. Who Male Groan sad • • Oommleakm Marchautn.., . . Cornwall it Vro.._Wholamla Grocers and Star Candle Ilannfarturare, Welaini A Only. Pork Paclars A Com. Loalmllle, Ky. minion Merchants. Armstrong A Allan, Pork Dt o . Mon o MmernDarafej s Cia it ir • Drg I: yirALL PAPER—NEW SPEINGSTYLE —S. Badlar,Vederal irt, Alleigherny. bp, read ham C Iladelphla and Nen Yorke adman asieetions, a choke as of - • el e n rhea Paper Minding% plaln and tien eolant new pah me Gall Papers, with match landau. neir itY1.25,_..: • Madinat and OheateWall Papua, • hullo stook ...ono= patterns Gordan—Velvet, Gilt, Doecetstin and Platen •.- .07,...AttiTeAF.P. ~,,I‘Ntafrge e f figured Cup tal-neen- ....... . . . . • • Tran hand 011 Cloth Window Studer Green 'and Bud GB Hollan kr. Tetinmings or slaw& ,I • Priem low. snood Paper Gangers fornlabsd.. PAINTERS. N AIeD Bi r tiN T AITEN, • NO. 96 THIRD STREET, - (NM= Wood and Market Lusa_ ilk.) All order, 'promptly attended to. 113.81 gas would pr irapare4lr. 11:139274i W E. H TALCOTT & CO.- - - (Successors to Thomas Kennedy, Jr.)' - arsTFACITURERS OF GILT AND lALHOGANDLOOKING4LASS,' PORTRAIT AND IRAIIIIN,siot Dealers In Imported and Damao Panel Good; No. 64 moor of Wood anti lth ota. SPLENDID FARM IN BUTLER CO. - .FOR nAlda-81Inated lf/ saes rem In* etty. lx tollm . from eteapla=l .6:4 oratalna; a L . so a=6. 01 - 11 . 0 t ilI r alan . Th la e<and and loapreerwaenta are 1100 d. oppObita. Ittenw=hewed latliwonlogand tramalefetk two band, and other out bundle's.; Then are tTio oteharda on the plank newton !hilt or the lin ert quality: The whole ohm, Is well widared. benearly all lewd and erookl won Into two Wins Nth-an taw. neorelneld Wee low and ter j w Ara", • • • 'Mortgages For Bale. •-- WE HAVE . ", few 1 'll . l' fa* v Rata tar estootdimosid. Y.Uoilmo; PITTSBU CTION LES. P M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. ci.o.mog an. Booms. comer Wued and 11/11. arca AISSIGNEE SALE OF FURNITURE, OP TUE PERRY HOTEIr-Ol Tuerday marnter. 17th, at 10 o'clock. will bet meld. ' , Wont maw% by order of J ft. R. 0.. Arden" the entire, start of Furniture. Bar Fixtures. Ea. of that extent/es eetablish, =ant...meg willeh ere splendid lam alit haze Minors. _lindloilan7 Rotas Divans and Chaim Tablet in tint rw. nrtil =treater highrest ledeteadc common low peg co; • lame number Feather Bede. Redding.;• IllattreseeK Wardrobe,. yea and wear, Stand*, dren/Prie and taxmen Bureaux Crer, filw cad QuentddraflC Praarnd, Rl° W. ()merles sad ether stdry, de. Ear Fan:dram lade Cooking sad, story, ntraidla. &a Ten* at ash. a• 10 P. DAVIS, Lent. eoVIIBLIO SALE OF DRY 'GOODS—At the store of John Thompson . Nu. 106 Market it.. b• a. tee he 1. declining- ensinesa) .tire largs stock of Foreign and DomestleigyGanda_ ebteft has' own. aare 11111T selected'fr =Kamer trade. 'Mi. assortment 'inane extensive, embracing the Ached .0 latest styles DINS =Omits ez.pfexargryvliwaetr..Villtudax,ltnibMihrinleries.w..ol...lo=White Parroolk thnbrelma UmiwitiC =an aoaortmentot de sirable . r .cede =guy kekt •In an .Imnd. retail Mora— Bale will maim. an 0101301). Mareis.. .A. , 41 9, at 10 delock andcontinue .111 all are' campy Tu — eunuo . of `O ladle Is pulleulartr rupusted. ILO - P R. DAI7III, Aut. re RICK DWELLING HOENE & LOT IN YIIMMIZIOII.S3I AT AUCTION—Du Thuralay max Axil nth. at If{ o'clock. attle Marebantrkgrbange, tth et, will In mold. that valuable Lot of Ground, situate on Water at, near the Rolling Mill of 51'12nlght t Pro,, having • front on Water at. of 24 fat 6 ixhee, sad ex tending back 05 test on which Is erected • coamlakt well finished two story brick Dwelling Rouse, occupied by James Steen, who will show the ',royal) l a say dub _ • a nurchealng. - ,--Onethlrd cash, resldne In one andrill Yeti; withinterest.. PAL DAM, Aut. IU . ° RV" AMERIC. JAN AILNING CO. MPA- I NY STOCK.—On Thursday Atoning , April 12th. at o'clock, at the Merehants' Exchange, 4that., will be eold, by order of TY. Palmer. tleeretatyl. About 10 snares of etoek th.. North American Ma in, Co.. forfeited for nonpayment of agreement& an , P. U. DAVI& Aunt. ,UAR ALL STOCKS 'T AUCTION— On Thunder Evening, April 12th, st dellt,st the ereh.ts' Exchange, Fourth street, etill tesold -11 sharesCltireus' Deposit. Bank Stott; , 10 " Western Insurance Ca 15 " Moe. Navigation " ", " N. Az dean 11.1nIng " sp9 P;..SI•VAVIS, Aust. TATIONAL MINING CO: STOCK AT AIICTION—On Monday analog, 4 prfl 19th, at TX , at the if ershante Exchange, 4th et. win ps vahl, by. order of Jamey M. Cooper. Pee' and Tr...urea ahem National Mining Co.3toek: Irblattas bee An , kited for no.payment r e dee med._ nt No: .7,„_nulese the Banta shall be preelouely P. Id, Dma.Luet. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FIFTEEINBEILLD ING LOTS fh THE SMITH WARD.—On Friday anon , DOOM April 27th. at 3 o'eleltion the prow W.: Pin 0t fold by erder of the Orphan.' Court' of Allegheny. aunty granted Matth 31st. 1856, to John Ifernan.„TenUft of Ronne. Porter. Erg, DIU. Transit!. It:Whiten lats. u Laid not br the late lion. Wm. Porter, In Waling plan of lota In the Sixth and Seventh Ward. of Plttaburnbact of which iota, to nit: Noe. 39, 40,141.43. 43 44 and lbani rub nfroot of 20 feet or, Centre krenne: and retten back eouthwardly abut 96 feet to Clult.'abet e rtl the nreta.b. Ing night Wok to wit: N0..43.49.60. 61i 63; 64 and 66. hue etch • front of Hi fent on' CME..treet:' 'and ertand hut routhwardly the' whole distance to Rome meet, 60 net wide. . The above otters great Inducements to those &drone of purchasing property mar SO U d rune tbe ferms at We. N lIKRBON, Truett*. apt. P. M. DAVIS.. Aunt: 11IAMOND ALLEY- PROPERTY , : FOR HALM—That ralciale 3 Mazy Brick Watling Hobe 2)l3t i ve4. 25 Diaatord Alley 6 .A.•yrreemt, oben b lyied by Efthanng • hrn i llif 15 the exte:ding a ta.ti7ll= A•.l •.1 to mhia Y. M. DA7I4-Abat. Iralnstil° Property at Orphaxue Corot IX - virtue of an order from the Orphans' Court,ersigned will canoe to palate A/4 - m NDAY, the = of Apil, at 2 coth, P. M.,..c0s tha . • rom,vg,t4rl7ll=74l:ArdrAarerli=f Iv yllo and Wubington $ ta.. flontbnuai rt. ea: win. 4. and 62 ft. an Wasbingtonit., on ',bah stand' of inha O.ool Prams Buildings.the rental of wbildris peg tnanm. T i tilri . of d t=nitiorlsAr . birdlime oily for • spi:allovostoismt. Tama at eale: - loslathar particulars, apply to ..TAB. ap2.3sfd. ' - AMOS 7MlliTE..lldners. • WI!. B. HOLIESS COMMISSION AND PituDIJOB , II=- CITA NI% earner of Market and Fruit. Arad% Mad the de. to mire, to dors and amokeboroe. • zOOO.OOO ll* Hams, B lass mud bluouldarg alo,ooo do Sugar Cured Hams. . , SOO bib. mime Lard; SCO jars !amity da Too bbls. 0 masa; . - TO tierces &gar Caned Dried Hoed. apkbad Removal. W. ILEILSTINE. & CO., -have - removed surto No. 76 Water abort, eomr of Canary Lana. arl Gas Fixtures and G Seco A nl . abate • T 1,,, F at l;ll!d r elp - b . 1a. 1 . na l.° rth ember+ Ofeir to the trade. and tottilki stinedal; 0t lates t rno milantketaro. In all Ile various bombes of latest tele and Eintidi I nl at r o L4 Clatireefr . dalAta, nide ibseteta, tfin%rali :Low Obasulella Brackett, nod enutanta. D Pt. oil Lam* it, Lard. 011.. liltnyendlor. Stand and Night Lantios, bath Dam and plain. ealtabUe Ibr all ethers nod mar be OliVihT4. Hamm Ho Vane, Large vorlotrof Lainpa t ad. Side and Stand Lamps. AU tart . varrantad and War . 7Vtb i elnit ' t r =eal n lrot r Atee, tention to the taanntantining part. alto, totte a . tdrtno notininio _ , . . . lISIDILICL . HOII? t i c I . I . O & BP.O. N 0.221. N. 2d street above Vire.; Vae . &tamer street. near Norr la. Notice to StockhOlderis. omc• Otao 1 PrIMIIVAALVELxnsa.Ib Ce, Pittsburgh. April 4th. 18AS. G. Robinama, Plaidut.•—Dear Sir: rtHE Committee appointed toomatine the IlookaTouchLrs aid Accounts of the Ohio eel Pain- As= MU.'" o7= l ,or . otdor Im=" 1 " 4 mIt! d thmogh a =ki nse d ot newly sena, laralt, to mak. a mat Ihr the allourned moan:tn. of Stbckholders oath 10th Thai therelbra anteider it dna toliatant nor-Uniting to give thi. , iotl In order to obviate a = neorudtlor their attendance on the 10th dyad. The Committee rill. however, ha pre at an only of which dos notice will be given. tint at ileum time that atom tkellity of om en to olt the Books. Ntors and of has n daserfally afforded IT the air= of ChapanT. TIIO3IaB GOODMAN, 13.111111 EL _ ap6dtletsp JOHN BIBB= Jr.lt. tan. Trinity Botta • 4tPAROCHIAL. SCHOOL FOR BOIS, ~dor the aartim cd the Rector and lbyttyairphrb streb.lllCHAw.v Pl..B3ll2B.Primtlyal. • - MU School will be opened on Idorday Arril lath. in the Sunday &root }loom of ni.itr Churciqxth street, arid ie deduced to Word the Warted *dean ■ for !hot °ugh tram'. hlc the English hmachre, and therodb manta of the clamacc . . • • Applications Mr zoo-armee, or err farther telbrmalloe may be made to the hector et Tchdty Oterreb. , Penn stmt. 807 -- rldiers'Bounty Lands , & Olaitivagainst the Governinent. j 'WELL will ,prootwo Bounty Land • War pits for &Idler% their widens and 'minor children. an will prosecute claims against the floverninent, sad attend to business In tha stelahns..- recently es. tabllebsd by °Guam... . irOfflee,No. o lad Third at, cue door "ahoy. Smithfield; t0.11211f • • • • • CHARLES NAYWIL Akencyfoi-Soldier's Minus. uA )cfATIoN•• 'LANDS—PURCHASE • ND SALE 09 LANDWAREANTS—The =Andy. • made arrangements with °crape tent and rothonsi• hie gentlemsw•to obtain Cathie:eta or warrante for ed. theh widow or miser children, who aretutitled to Bounty' landn alto for the leentlost or lands and ea pot , thane end sale of lend warrant. JOIIN D. DAVID. rnta4 ' • • • Corner or Wood end littrets. Bounty Land Agency. • • UNDERSIGNED Notary Public. and General Amts. haring bad neural din experience in e pro/mention of Bounty. land and Penaton tnalma othr their services to obtain Land :Warrant. , Cinder the art of Condreel Mined March 3.d. ISW, which law grants 148 acres of Wad to ea oilkers. mundane, prirstai, team item chaplains, rumen; mariner?, den t e, tc ho hare Jarred in any of the wers'alneo• 1790,- which the uni. tad States have been enraged In: "and who hare not ric. abed their warranU pretional WAISIMM EITM. TI7NI Marclllh B:t IX C'.4,1955. PINE AND. CEDAR WARE-SAMEIEL EHOESEN karts ceraeisietly on band a good anent =sot of Wash and Bath To on SteszoLoat. Oak Well, Kitchen ts Dean End.* Wooden Bowl& CTherna. DT'S -Wawa& Zino and C 1.017 Wide Boards. - .lsad all otbse mdg prime In use. • - • Mao-40 neat+ Tubs, and 100 doter Thicket • • Warmest, atesonto 11.11. Filth Weed. littablegb, aa24:, . . . mew arid Fancy Aldo ils7-4. assort - meta jruit received. Vrare opening our ' Spriag purchase's of abora goods. aud offer them at laww. ;aloes foal; wou d Invite eountt7 dealers Le math. our etoot before purehaslog. Oar stock of Looking glasses mud tratees of W kinds le complete. ' Wht. W. mhlf No: altiyoat Mug.. • Bata and Capt.-- VIIPWould call the attention orouillt liands and tho _yoo mann y to our beautlfol stock of SILK NA bb M It I 3 and 14. ewes muntot be emplaned for •naattto and beauty of All.— Also, out Celestlol We Mansholt OAPS, *which ate tbs moat tplamlid of the mum- t Math Cane at mat: , .- mh6 .1: WILSON * 80N. U 1 Watid dr JILACK MK-. FRINGES—Nitsael, But ton, Netted, and all the fasillonabla patterns - e0 , ' *wand Ineelrlng at nosztra Trixonllne Za - _. WO 77 /l op. arketet . . , rARDEN TOOLS-15 'AmeeSpades; to dos. steel savanalrorkva• rx ..*• !z 7 &waren Beteg • I a. %nerd Neel " • - h - 2da. Seed Drills. eheasise• Win= 9 Ve 27 lades, the most ecaselete 9 ."9 Drn. fte We. eih2l-4t•T . JAS.. WARDROP. ONION SETS--100 bus. Silo , small Seed Bet* 6O do Ono mall 1.40 in 93 bb U. dirost Pototsooed got . fbr saio bl tab4l.l6•T • - JAR. MARDROP. p_XECUTORS' ALI [1.12 that Lotion of. Adottrdstfotlon hue tom Emoted to Um outoodbors an the ettatoof Poindrel Stew .rt, ha. 8,,,,0h toyetto Tp., AltesidonT(N deed. Perms inuming theauseires •lildebt<4 .to nda oidnfo molested toomakolodmodlate rannent, and 01l thcoo hom. !me did= Witroorot Port outhoottkafo4,...fOr attttllement.. • 011 r HANNA. - • oiaBtorodi JOLIN 'BOYCE. Adirits. ADMINISTRATORS' . NOTICE;--All or- Anui ha:R.4w the Ea etWof Wm. Ley*** lafte 'Of 'IL. Allegheny Co.i'de&A., are desired to make ;nir went to the tuutaelined without delay, god ell taTitke elahne net•4lll itaid state will wtetent themdul7 autheitlegted, for settlement . • SARAH 1.• !WAWA • OzOltoll VAIL. gXECUTRrX.'S NOTICE.—:AII persons 0 prh i5..4 6413" e n gzelaet the &Mode a 1111110 OlTtre Sh Allegheny agnenty,, dea.nes requested tan:anent thelns autheatleated. ThreeUle• meat. sad an eenseno lade to geld estatamill soh.; payment althadt delay. B 2 P. OLVIM, Pgattlx.; ; lii - XECUTOBIS NOTIOB-Notko is iiiiretcy - xj dRn that Letters of Adatlotstratlo* hays .been Ireaottel offsthe undetalitool on.athatate of Wm, .7mo- - aork, lateas cotrat7. doe'di all ion. Ithenoilole todaUlid - tooll4 WV* art!lwl , e!orl . 1 0A/pr bassalate 'ltztwou,..rdbi i rt,rsms.sug. r utakau tf. Stamm Me
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