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- PITTSpIIRGH:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8,18i6.
Anunisan County convention.
This American County omention assembled at
two o'clock. P. M., on Walnesday at American
Hall, corner' of Smithfield and Fourth.
John Greenough was called to the Chair and J.
Heron Foster appointed Seeretarj. - •
andomdentials of delegates were ca ll ed for.
and but fire or mix wards and townships reported
regular primary aueetizupt:-Jilost of the delegates
ware chosen by the Convention itself.
The two cities were represented as follows:
2nd Ward—J. - H. Foster, John firm:tough and
James Wilson.
• Brd Ward—W. B. Shaffer, James Morrison and
-Parsons.
• 4th Ward--4.- B. Owens.
6th War—David McLean.
6th Ward--DanierArmstrong, Wm. Ward and
Thomas A. Bowls,.
Ist Ward, Meg Phillips, B. B.
"Wells.
2nd Ward—lif. S. Johns, J. C. Henderson and
B. P. Smith.
Brd Wa l d—Win. Need, J. P. Hipsley and ---
Wuhan.:
4th Ward—Wm. Ma g ill, L. H. Phillips.
Nominations were then made far delegates to
the Slate Convention to meet at Harrisburg on
the 7th of June next.
While the nominations were being made, the
chairman stated that be hoped no man would be
nominated who wan not hi favor of no open or-
....
viand= Wes ex-Goiernor Johnston of that
belief? Hebad understood otherwise.
•
A delegate stated .thstJohnston.bad told him
not a week , ago that he would not go to Itarrie-
Mug—quit an open - organization would kill the
Another delegate stated that .1. H. 'Moorhead,
also 'nominated for delegate, was not in favor of
art open.organization.
Capt. Wm. Ward begged to 'leave to withdraw
his name as s nominee.
Vatontine Short wanted to know if C. s. Eye
ter goes in for open organization. Ile knew that
D.' L Smith did. No one present seemed cogni
sant of Eyster's views. .
The names of o..Bi N Eyster and K. Moor
head were also withdrkwn.
, Capt. Ward wanted'to know what sins meant
by an open organization.
Valentine Short said his • opinion was that it
consisted in doing things openly, above - bostdi
and in day4ight. He believed in Americans ruling
America, in,a capitation tax and in an extension
of the naturalization laws. Orf those principles,
..nativa Americans ought to go into an'open coun
ty convention, nominate a' ticket and support it.
ChairmanWe did that last fall, but another
eater man took our ticket, attack agorae of the
names and elected it We are opposed to all
'each submarine, midnight operations.
A committee on resolutions consisting of
Messrs. Henderson and Short was appointed by
The markings have been concluded, the fol
. lowing persons were announced as having Seen
chosen delegates to the County Convention.
J. Heron Foster, Pittsburgh, 26 votes; D. L.
Smith, Allegheny, 25; J. Greenough, Pittsburgh,
25; Valentine Short, Manchester, 24; Henry
Phillips, Reserve, 18; L. O. Cameron, Pittsburgh,
16; Mr. Phillips, Pittsburgh, 19. -
Mr. Greenough declined and Mr. ilobt. Best,
Birtithigham, was chosen in his place.
'• The Committee e then reported the following
•
, desolation i' -
Wnzmus, The American • Party has always
•• been em open tiarty, and no one who is really In
favor of its principles should fear to on openly
in upport of them, and to avow them upon all
proper °catalpas:. therefore,
' -Str oked, That we are in favor of an open or
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radzation and trust that every county of the
Commonwealth will be represented in the Amer
ican State Convention to be held at Harrisbnrgh
oa Thursday, lune 7th, to nominate a candidate
for Canal Commissioner end choose delegates to
'•-•• the next open American Rational Convention.
Bombed, That, SS Whin our forefathers deter
, mined to achieve their independence their firm
reliance was in Hat : important declaration '"our
cause ieja.st, our Union perfect," duty, principle
pittriotimiand - poliey all demand from us in the
present disruption of the old Whig end Democrat
parties, a bold, consistent, unbroken American
front, in the one true and only. issue to be tried
by the Grand Inquest of the Nation—an Ameri
can Party against a Foreign Party and its abet
tore until the American born shall rule the coun
ty of their birthrights withcnit foreign let or hin-
The Chairman then proceeded to appoint the
following Executive Committee, remarking that
be - woad name none but open organization men:
Valentine Short, Manchester; Henry Phillips,
Reserve • Levi Allegheey ; Hare,
Itinningintin ; J. B. Roberts, Sivarpstrargli; Jas.
E.lleinierson„Allegtany, 1.. 0. Cameron, Pitts
.-7-John Crouch, South Pittsburgh ; Thos.
Sanford, Baldwin; Jas. - Henderson, Shafer.
K. T. Friend, Lawrenceville; Samuel Chadwick,
Penn ;E. C. Pulanim, Allegheny. -
r The Executive-Committee will meet on the
second Tuesday of June. •
.The Convention was about to adjoura.when
Mr. Patterson remarked that there was anoth
er matter deserving of attention. It is• well
-known to all that there is another organisation,
a new style of Americans, having various grades
of membffrthip km. Ilona of these men be nom
inated at ma State Convention and elected Canal
Commissioner, no one out of that organization
will stand the slightest chance, even of
ap
pointment as lock-tender. Should not our dee- '
:gates be instructed to go against-any such a
person T
- Mr. Headanson also reprobated what he called
the not kind of Americanism. He moved the
delegates be instructed to rote for none but an
open organisation man, and denonaced the H.
• N's se proscriptive and aristocratic.
ht. S. Johns.wanted' to know what this new
Americanism is--what are its grades—what dis
tinctions does it draw
Mr. Henderson replied- that he considered it
invidiona to make any distinction between the
eons of Irishmen Or Germans and those who could
datetheir genealogy back to the Revolution. He
believed only in the cpustimi of American birth
.
o
Mr.. Patterson said we had 'learned by the pa
pers few days ego that these Americans of the
tenth generation bad to take an ebligation in,re
gird to Slaiery.. Now, there is no danger of
our delegates, but Philadelphia taintimately ant
nected with the cotton interest, and we shalt have
these eastern pro-slavery new style of Americans
' coming upon us at Harrisbargh to get a man
of their stripe nominated for Canal Commissioner.
Bet will we vote far him 7 • '
Cries of "no !", no !" .
The Chairman Warned the delegates against
"thee' Philadelphians—they will gall body and
soul for an office, and wemust meet them with a
• bold front." He *eed any sido-issues at
all. He wanted pure Americanism—no slavery
or. antialivery--ne temperance or anti-temper
-Mr. Foster-raid he would rote for no loan for
Canal eommisaioner who was not in favor of an
open organization, or wbo has gone into any other
orgenization for the purpose of getting office.
The. Chairman again urged opposition to an
organization • which • proscribed a man who bad
not taken a - certain degree. They will play foul,
for they tried to gull us last year—
' Valentine Short—They did, too (Laughter.)
The convention then adjourned.
:-,Tut Warman tavgasrer--Aisirrrau or rge
TILIISTRICH.—The Trustees of the Western Univer
sity mat on Tuesday' lest in the lecture room of
the Third Preebyterlan'Church. The attendance
was - larger LEAD usual.
A cominiudestion was read from the Central
Beard.of Edtuation, proposing to lease the new .
Unitersity Edifies on Diamond street. • "
The proposal elicited considerable discussion.
The predotnintint sentiment appeared to be that
the Trig:imbed no right to alienate the proper
ty under their control from the legitimate pur
pose/ for which it -was originally designed. It
was thought that Pittsburgh should have a col
legiate institution _of . re• high order and that it
would biamply tipported, with no danger from
the competition anligh - Schools, _notwithstand ,
ing they will have the enpport of direct taxation.
The School Law does not countenance or pro
vide for free. Colleges.. The publio scliools have
their, sphere, and , where they leave eir, there the
independent college" begins. Therefore, with
such a superior system - of free education as we
shall bma here, it aeons more than ever proper
that the University should again be placed upon
its feet- - its doors thrown open to all who desire"
Anstradio"n in those higher ranges of etady which
it is its_peculiar province, to furnish.
,The Trader, unanimously resolved respect
fully to decilete the proposiilon of the . School
A resolution appointing a commiteee to
into the practicability of endowing a Pro.
feaserstip vas offeredeni passed. Also one air.
tboridnr steps to be taken for the organisation
of a College Faculty.
The Unirersity Building will be completed by.
the first of Sagest next at a cost of $1:3,000. The
work has already Seen resumed.
Brsrorrics...--During the month of Awn four
prisoners were received into the Penitentiary and
sir diachirgod. - The totainumber of inmates at
pree,oo is hundred and seventy-three; lulu
dreg-0111.9 one felzulle - •••••••••The Local Inspector
f e ithii Rio' trine. during the month of April, ren
dered.rourteen Engineers' and thirteen Mots' li
censes," Ind greeted one 'original pilot's license.
Three 1ii3131105 were rettuted on the ground of in.
compeltucy.
Acorns:tr.—Mtge the stesiner Keystone wns
her *sy . al! oit7 yrtFillsy , wonting
three the eiti, ishe "fume in milts
ioo eIItII elore lumber roft, eer*Mog.it op io
One style, go one wisiijozed.
Ormuz' PSOCIKDINGS fiszzcv
Cousom—
Monday, April 30, 1855.—Counclis. met. Pres
ent, Messrs Agaew, Allen, Alexander, Bissell,
Clarke, Cordell, Dram, Jones, Kier, Loomis, Ly
tle, Murdock, Smyth, Taylor, Weaver and Pres-
Went, .
The minutes of the previous - meeting read and
approve& On motion of Mr. Jones, the riles
presented at the last meeting of council be adopt
e_to govern this body. Adopted.
Me Smith presented report of committee on
streets, recommending the payment of damages
assessed to Mr. Krenskaump for widening Gib
bon street and that the improvement tax be in
creased to four mills, which was read and accept
ed, also the following resolutions:
Resoled, That the street oommissioners of the
first and second districts, be and are hereby au
thorized to advertise for proposals for grading
and paving Water Street from Brewery alley to
the west line of, the Point Steam Mill; Foster's
alley from Sixth street to Strawberry alley ;
Nguema way from Hand street to Garrison alley;
also for grading, and paving Locust street (Fifth
ward) from Petri street northwardly; to amount
of lour hundred and fifty dollars; Colwell street
from Fulton to Irmo street ; Townsend street
from Colwell street to Clarke street ; Fulton
street from Bedford street to a point near Cliff
street ; Roberts street from Centre Avenue to
wards Duncan street; to amount of one thousand
and fifteen dollars. Also for grading and repav
ing Front street from Short street to Redoubt
alley ; Third street from Grant street to Rom
street Irwin alley from Penn street to Liberty
street; also for grading Magee street from Gib
bon street to Pennsylvania Avenue, the excava
tion for filling the same to bo taken from Vicke
ry strerstad for grading on Factory and Quar
ry stiiiiM at their intersection to amount of six
hundred dollars; also for grading Gum street
from Bedford street to Cliff street ; to amount
of two hundred dollars; also for extending
O'Hara street sewer below the supply pipes of
the water works and that the street committee
be authorized to repair the sewer at the corner
of Band and Fayette streets; provided Abe cost
does not exceed seventy five dollars, also for gra
ding and paving Pride street from the end of the
present pavement, southward, to amount of five
hundred dollars ; also for constructing a part of
the sewer in Smith street, the amount to be ex
pended thereon not to exceed the sum of thirteen I
hundred dollars and that the committee be au
thorized to repair Bedford street in the Sixth
and Seventh wards, the cost not to exceed one
hundred dollars, and to grade Maria street and
Allegheny, street, the cost not to exceed one hun
dred dollars each street
Resolved, That the Street Committee be and
they are hereby authorized to lathe above work
to the lowest and best bidder.
Ruolved, That the Mayer be aid he is hereby
authorized to draw warrants on the Treasurer
in payment of the work hereby authorized to be
done, in such emus and to the persons author
ized to receive the same by the committee on
streets, grading and paving.
Which was read twice, when
Mr. Alexander moved that the report be print
ed, and laid over for one month. When
Mr. Drum offered as an amendment to the
amendment that it be referred back to the com•
mittee, to report each estimate at next meeting
of Councils; which amendment wee accepted,
and the vote being takea—lost.
Mr. Taylor offered as an amendnient that the
sum of four hundred and fifty dollars, for gra
ding and paving Locust street, be stricken out,
and northwardly to Butler street inserted—lost.
Mr. Drum offered as an amendment, that Penn
Street be graded and paved- in the Ninth Ward,
from Clymer to Smith street, in lien of the ap
propriation for sewer on Smith street. Lost.
The Auestion then recurring, on final passage,
was adopted.
The President submitted the resignation of
William :Alison, as member of Select Connell;
from the Fifth Ward.
Which was read and accepted. When Mr.
Tayloi offered the following:
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authMized to order an election to be held for
one member of the Select Council, to fill the va
cancy of WliliamMiLvori, Esq., of the. Fifth Ward;
resigned. Read three times and adopted.
Mr. Loomis presented an ordinance making
the City Solicitor chairman en officio of the onli
ne= committee. Read three times and passed.
Mr. Murdoch offered the fallowing:
Ruoleed,. By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Pittsburgh, That the members of
the Senate and House of Representatives from
Allegheny county be and they are hereby re
quested to urge the passage of a law, at this
session, giving_ to the city of Pittsburgh the
power to increase the improvement tax to four
. ..... .
Hmoloal, That the clerks of Cotmcils bcdireo
ted tq forward a copy of the shore resolution to
each Of our members at Harrisburg, u soon as
possible. Head, when, on motion of Win. Alex
ander, laid on the table.
Mr. Murdoch presented engineer's report and
proceedings of the Board of Trustees of the
Pittsburgh Gas Company, relative to the laying
of larger eater:akin pipes through the city. Reed
and referred to committee on gas lighting.
President submitted the ordinance supplemen
tary to an ordinance relating to the 'weight of
bread: Bead, and, on motion of Mr., Bissell, or
dinance pretponed. - • ,
Mr. Drum presented the following:
Racked, -That the Market Association be re
quested to make areport to conimils at the next
regular meeting, stitingclearly and fully the ex
penses of the buil:Tinge ; the amount of money
received from rents from all sources; the amount
paid out,-&c. ; and if they neglect or refuse to
do so; that the Solicitor be and he is hereby di
rected to take such measures as will compel them
to do so. Read three times and passed.
The following business from Common Council
was then taken up: .
Resolutions relative to the purchasing of 2600
feet of hose. Read three times and passed.
Communications relative to lost warrant. Read.
Also resolution antheririziKthe Mayor to draw
a warrant for the same. Bead three times and
adopted.
Resolution relative to taxing property now ex
empt from taxation 6/liters laws. Read three
times and passed.
Memorial from R. E. McGowan, praying that
fine imposed on John Mashy be remitter!.
[ With resolution relative to the same. Bead
three times and passed.
' Petition from watchmen for more prompt pay
ment of their wages. Read and referred to Fi
nance Committee.
Resolution relative to extension - of water pipei
further into the Allegheny River. Read three
times ani adopted.
Communication from Smith, Eckel., Stiebel
& Co., relative. to a street sweeping machine.
Read and on motion resolved that the Councils
will examine the utility of the machine when
ever Its proprietors may choose to exhibit it.
Resolution in favor of paving Exchange alley
from Bell's alley to Water street. Read and , ye.
tarred to committee on streets.
Resolution appointing the presidents of Conn- '
ells and chairman of the finance committee to
dispose bf the Chartism Valley Rail Road bonds
Read three times and named. -
Bill of G. L. Magee for _56,38. for adjusting
City Hay Scales and Weights. Resolution to
pay the same iota three times and passed.
Bill of Becky limper for printing, amounting
to $7,00. Read and refined to committee on I ,
claims and accounts.
Communication from - John Mitchell, claiming
damage for $6,75, in breaking his wagon in cree
ping Cherry alley, on Sewed etreet. Brad and re
ferred
to the fitl2l.ooll committee.
Communication from the Firemen's Association
relative to the re•orgenisation of the fire depart
ment. Read and referred to the committee on
ordinances.
Communication from the Vigilant Fire Com
pany, protesting against the change propose
in the fire departmenL Read and referred to
committee on ordinatices.
Communication from John 0. Witt, City
Treasurer. Read.
[ Petition for a Telegraph pole on Wood street.
Read and prayer of the petitioners granted.
In all of which action of common council the
select council concurred. •
Alsoresolution relative to roofs of cannon chain.
ber. In common council read three times and
passed. In select council action non-concurred
in:
Petition for grading end paving Foster's alloy.
In common council read and referred to commit to
on eteete. In select council action non-concur) d
Commtmloatigosrelative to rotor Mouthy. In
common mutton road and referred to pollee cool.
matte with power to act.
In select council, tteti'cut non-concurred in; then
reference amended by striking out "with power
to not," then pasted.
. Communication from the counolls of Alla gheny,
relative to darkling a plan for making the bridges
ever the Allegheny river free.- Itcad, and notion
Concurred In by select. council.,
Also, rceolution appointing committee of Ara
to act in conjunction with the committee .from
Allegbenycouncils. Iteadthree times,and adop
ted; and Means. Catty, Lewis and.lUokor
,pointed on the part of select munch.
In select council, action concurred in: lifeene.
Kier oad filardoolc appointed on the part of select
Oomicil„
Also, an ordinance relative to huckstering. In
common council, reed three times end a &opted.
Mr. Allexander :mod for concurrence on pert
of "elect council; when, Mr. Cordell called tho
jean mays—which resulM.l as follow:
• yene , -Adesere Agnew, Allen, Alemander,Drum,
Kier, Lytle, guldock. Smyth, Taylor Wea
ver and President-12.
Nay Mr. Cordell.
dlto, :coalition making Fe:Monte of councils
ex.-officlo mambas dila committim on railrOals.
In common council, read three times and passed;
and; action concurred in by select comma
Preeldenfasmotoiced as standing committee on
la roa d,"-mcone, Tala ad Murdock, crochet
eaunelliManin. Edwin Slack and Unto of com
moncpundl, Otkenslollkllo4oi,!A
Tar. Meadville Democrat' sap:. .-The lock at
llatilsernbble, on the Beaver division of the Ca
nal, has been repaired and baits cateelbrough
from Pittsburgh to this place last week. We are
sorry to , learn that a break ;occarred on the
Conneaut division, the stone culvert over Conj
neant Creek, between Albion and Cranosville, in
Erie Co., laving fallen down, which will toter
rupt navigation to Erie for eight or ten days yet.
The people of Pittsburgh, fearing a reTisits
tion of tho pestilence which afflicted them last
season, have gone to work in earnest to put their
household in order—Cleveland Legder.
The Leader is certainly ahead of all contem
poraries in these parts. If the news to true,
we are Tory glad:to bear it.
PASSING COUNTERS/ST MONNT.—Add. Parkin
son yesterday morning issued a warrant for the
arrest of a Mrs. Norman, who is charged by
M. Breitenswiter, who keeps a store on-Smith
field et., with passing on him a $2 counterfeit
bill on the State Bank of Connecticut.
Ins annual election for President and Mena.
gars of the Allegheny Gas Company, will be held
at the office of the Company on the 14th inst.
The annual report will also be submitted to the
Stockholders.
RESIGNATION. - C. C. -Jessop, Assessor and
Collector of Water Rents on new buildings, has
resigned and Mr. E. 8. Wrigbt been unanimous
ly elected to MI his place.
Tux Ilope Cotton Factory goes into operation
again next Monday. It will give employment to
three hundred persons, many of whom have been
idleall winter,
BY TELEGRAPH
From California.
_ New Matt, May 2.
The steamer Star of the West arrived with
California dates to the 9th. She brings 600 pas
sengers and $.30'7.,000 in specie. She connected
with the Uncle Sans, which, when sir hours ont
from Ban Francisco, saw the Sierra Nevada going
in; on the 16th she passed the Cortee bound
up.
Gov. Welch, President of the U. S. Board of
Land Commissioners hasreturned.
The news by the Star of the West is of less
than ordinary interest ; it scaroely presents en
item worth telegraphing.
Tho miners are generally doing well.
Accountilrom Kerd River district are contra-
Ilictory an ever.
In Sacramento City the municipal election re
sulted in the triumph of the whole Know Noth
ing ticket, except one Alderman. James L. Eng
lish is Mayor.
The Brand Jury of San Francisco had brought
a presentment charging several members of the
Common Council with voting on questions rela
ting to funding the city debt, In which they were
personally'intereated. Bench warrants were is
-sued against Alderman Hyde, Buckingham, Van
Bokklen and Wild and they were held to hail in
$2500 each.
PIITLATELPITTA, May 2.—The Municipal elect
ion'resulted in majorities of about IGO for Lle
Reform Candidates for City Treasurer and Com
missioner, which were supported by Whip and
Democrats against tho Know-Nothings.—The
Select Council will stand 9 Democrats said 15
Know-Nothings and Common Council 39 Demo
crats and 38 Kuow•Notbings.
SECOMD DISPATCH.
The election returns are no conflicting that
he official count nal be required to nettle mat.
era.
TUTRD DISPATCH
. .
The present aspect of the returns indicates the
election of the American candidates for Treasu
rer and Commissioner by from 400 to GOO ma
jority._
MissrusurosCrrr, May 2.—De Angelis, Dep
uty Marshal of New York, who arrested Fabens
to-day, has started for New York with him.—
Fabens has not resigned his Consulship.
The Commissioner of Patents has issued to
Keller & Drown, attorneys for the inventors, sev
en years extension to Davenport & Bridge's
swinging beam for ear trucks.
It is rumored that Lieut. Beale, who attacked
the Commissioner of pull:in affairs, has been ap•
pointed Mail Agent between New York and car
ifornia.
BiLIMOB.P., !day 2.—New Orlnns papers of
Thursday aro receired.
The Mexico correspondent of the New Orleans
Beo asserts that Banta Anna is so seriously 11l
that he is not expected to manise. Hs suffers
from en affection of the head and he lies in a stu
por.
Now Thaw., May 2.—ln the District Court, to
day, Mr. Kinney applied for the appointment of
an early day for his . trial. Monday next was
fixed by Judge Ingersoll, notwithstanding some
opposition from the District Attorney, on the
ground of insufficiency of time.
New Tout, May 2.—The Moine sailed to-day
with ►number of passengers; including Minister
Dodge. She rakes out $1,818,000 in specie.
The Star of the West Is below. There are no
siva, of the Atlantic.
Saw Toax, May 2.—. The Ban Jacinto arrived
in G days nut from Havana. 'bleb is equal to 12
days passage from Liverpool in a smooth sea—
Sbe made from ten to eleven knots an hour.
Borros, May I—A fire occurred in the ship
yard of James Smith, of St. John, N. 8., onSat
urday, which destroyed anew ship on the stocks
and a large quantity of lumber. Loss E 24,000.
Morrooxzat, May I.—Winter's Iron Works
and Mills were burnt but night, Loos $100,000;
inonzarke $60,000. •
Minna°, May 2.—Tbe Straits of Mackinac
are open; the first propellor from Militankie for
Sanginaw posascl Detroit last night.
PHILADBLETTA, May 2.—Euening—Bresdatuffs
exceedingly dull, notwithstanding the continued
light receipts and reduced ,stocks; no export
demand for Flour, and standard brands are
freely offered at $10,60010,76 per bbl. without
finding buyers. In Rye Flour and Corn Meal
nothing doing; the former is held ht $7,25 and
the latter at $4;76. The prices of Wheat are
unsettled and declining; we quote red at $2,-
66 and white at $,2,66. Rye—there is but
little inquiry after it; sales 2800 bushels
at $1,40, a decline of 6c. Corn dull and lower;
aides 1600 bua southern yellow afloat and in
store at $1,06 and some at a lower rate; eales
2504 bus prime Penna. at 68. In Groceries and
Provisions there is a fair trade doing at former
rates; small sales of mesa Poi.k at $18,50, cash.
llama sell at 11012 i, and Shoulders at 80810,
CO d aye. Whiskey steady; small sales in bble. at
37i®38, and in Ithda. at 37.
New Vona, May 2.—Evening.—Cotton firm; I
1000 bales sold. Flours trifle lower; good Ohio
$9,750510,18. Southern quiet. Corn dull with
declining tendency; sales 2000 bush. mixed at
$1,09. Pork unsettled with sales GOO bbls.—
Beef firm; 400 hale, sold at $10e312,25. Lard
dull. Whiskey, Ohio, firm eta; Coffee steady;
sales 2500 bags Rio at 10@10i. Stocks quiet:'
Money unchanged; Virginia sixes 971; Erie R.
R. 50; Reading R. R. 80.
Canty MAILICZ7.7-00.06: a limited supply
and prices advanced; sales 2100 head at $9,50
an The market is bare of Sheep and Lambs;
prices higher, averaging $5,84. Swine lower
with a liberal supply; sales of corn fed at $5,50
Ci)55,75.
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REAT BARGAINS offered this week in
t,i Print Lyn., from 8 eta. norardr. Bases tannish-
Maly loir prior% Levee Prints for • Dime, at the Beaton
Mon, 43 Market myt
JUST rood by Express this morning, a nevr
un of VenbroWerins, Rode', Oleves. MAU Cinths.
reM7l4!"*L' ""u".
Thy Goods.
DrE *ILL 0 'MN on Monday, April
am. • orlendld morretassat of heath sod Anis
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TAT-'- , L,°,7 1 " 4 ""' c anna aMskretls
HORSE FOR SALE—A fine Familp
tun. for nisbr imam nog.'.
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u era State Mists try A. 01:11BlettStOti,
0.196 Lltmull
EGG/3-2,300 doz. now landing from sterna
or Empire foredo by ISUAIIDICENY t CO.
4 ROUND NUTS-100 esoko now landini
zurl
imm lkam " f itritid DICKEY a CO.
YORK --31 bble. Mess rec'd andforealo
DIM l LIGOSTT, Wates
i!ATOES-100 bus. various kin& rthed
sad lbs gale by. sal BELL t LIOGNIT..'
TIRY PEACIIES--10 bbla. in .store and
JF far sale by myl DELL LIGOETE
n ROO
fix MS-60 by myl dos., Corn Broom
LiCKIETTn Mr.
-I II end gale
.11 7 17 0 .4--3 bales Ohio Hopo p f i te a t a b d y rr
'PEARLS -40 oasko far oaleby •• •
m 720 ' DELL Liaatrr
IILOVEIt EIZED--10 bbd ill store and for
w. sr sty • • row.. LICIOETL
INTS-600 bus. for sale by; •
Y mil Mk* LIAO=
fIORN tibia.- in store end' far I
NJ sal* br mil DILL A LIGGETT.
;MEW CUTTING CHEESE-100 his thi
maind MIRY 11. COLLINS.
'BUTTER -1.0 bre prime .Roll Butter reo'a
r N ttla ds7 MORT is ocumaq
-OWEN SYRUP 15 bble
_ ramming a
from
.-ALTWELf,d4:II oo-
1110FFEE SITE2O bbl s Coffee Sur
neehlrys sal br Nth tof___Allnul
if ~LABIFIED ; :
WGIAA-15 bble receiving
ave (Wade ATWlLL______Lli ADO.
PPM wag—zs dec tor ,
zAti . - yawiLULllUft W.
COMMERCIAL..
CONIVITTP6 OP AIIILIVIATION, P
w. 8 . Lynn, V.' POMO" I P. Pox"
gnu. J. 14. DELWOICLIZ.
• PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
4 Orrum Prrrionrana
Thanday Morstruc. 3ta7 3. 1656.1
/LOCK—nothlpg doing:except In the retail way ; sales
of 2011oble. suaarthoothcsa liters .4510,02.
GRAlN—imam In iota from eon of 1000 Mu Mailed
Corn it 00.
OROCJItIES—uIes of 60 bhda. ralc Baur at 605 E 5, cash
and silty day. ; 13 bhts.tfoluon, eyDror, at 30. cash; sad
100 hags Cara at 11, cult sad slat/ UT.
BACON—shot 14.000 lbs. assorted at 0,3 and 10, cash.
and 4,000 do. at IX, IXsnd / 0 . 0 " .
PlBll—des of 10 bbht tfuktrd No. 3, large. 0 ,5 M . ot
610,60: 10 half tobta do: at 35.60, and 10 do, whits Ptah at
$540.
MONETARrAND COMMERCIAL.
We woes vldtd yeater d ay morning by a fine, warm. ge'
'AM rain...bleb will be of great benefit to the country.
The editorEof the Chronicle upped Woo , Statement of
the receipt of Breadstuff. lut week at evidence that their
hoard was true that .there never was so much business
being done^ Mere as now. and that Breadstuff. are 'qt...
eg Into our city in larger quantities than ever before...-
Iyr d o , ra m.. T rovirpotted (although weßoseariing) edF
tors of that. Ment bad labored througheolumns of Imports,
day hr day. as we have dons for years papa. and kept' e
tabular statement of the beminep orate cite. they would
not bare been caught In making mach eseertloni. decor.
ding to our hauler etatement, which was vary carefully
compiled, the receipts of Wheat sod Flew et this pert. go
far, are considerably behind algae of lad year. to same
date. We do not rare to be telling our readem, every
week. but inch I. the Wt. Al te the supply the North
west being more than was at lost supposed. If the editors
of that paper had been careful readers crone column that
would have seen that the suppoeltion referred to - aan not
ware but that of other parties, and that for some
weeks yast we MVO kept OW readers welirpoeted ay In the
real diets of the car. WirhOOlt 0r116.111S any particular
aim, we ratter ourselves that thereto nothing in comma.._
dal matters, either here or &bread, which the amt.n of
the Chronicle can teach us.
AI. chip Paola have dr Laredltheir May dividends—the
Exchange Bank four W emit. end the Pittsburgh and
Mardian& a Manufacturers' Bank. toe* rent , each.
The imports of (k.ffee Bate Baltimore last month'wee
11,471 hag.: gar the year, 83,4 1 e bag. against 77.720 last
year. Root on band 14600 bags against 20,000 lest yea.
The Americo of Tuesday ears.:
Thor has been considerable doing to-day In Cbffeo, and
the market Mr it le steady at the figures of Saturday. We
Oa. W.. ritrobits,OalLOOg l Oritrfer of OW bog, "64 to
about
l,aeo bags Liallyrf COMOO. 0 11 .1 7X1In 'I" Org= of the
er ne. Do at prices ran ging from $8 St rot
about
9DO
11l Mr good ty. There wow molt about
zo tau of Inferior (lace in the lot, and the greater part
lot or
of the bala
L a o jug eight!, nce brought
eight!;
demagsd. mid to it eta. At
et the ran. 11 U, ' Ur a
Se to te '
10 per lOU be.
Loon. Materr, May Ist—The advance on city mono
fine Ileum. the week, will be Mond up. ezeolinetion to
andee. per bbl On Moodily. bbla. delivele in Wu
fifteen day• brought 0; on SatuNay 2 00 bide., do
livened. In alt next week, sold at 119.` , 0 Our quotations
of w e r et, et the opening of theweek, were ae followic
Spring 100 to 170 e., mixed poring and fall 105 ine. corn
mon to prime fall IgIN to lath., at the dome. eeriest 17u
to
1160., mired miring and fall 187,‘„o, fair to pd. e re d p i e
245 c Corn erklblis an ..ladvancii,Al. Ore opening mir
ed was emceed at 79 to /60.. yellow 76 to 76c., with 3,C00
netsmired, yellow and white at 76. 77 and 60.4 at the
eirenonthedi brought lib to life. yellow fite e white 03 to igie
with • We of the latter on teems not [ll/40
canto or 6411f0r henna. At the comm.oement of the
week, Wm WA at 6.1 to Me new and second hand gun
nies, • wall lot Only bringing the Wt mentioned ;preda
tion. at the ending. the market was eteady at file., new
and seondh.d goonla and melon basA. Perhaps, In
thenietorr of the grain meALet hem. no lnatnnmrwill be
found of such, • gulch sad marked mimeos on egiation
k teripte for the premal tatrah, spited to Thursday
last. chow very heavy enneguth. F r et the river
thefoots ef, 9,005 bide and 01,116 bus—from
the htlisheivi .1.142 the and 2.1., bbl
7 e7t . tre Mtheouril4,ol7
ZgrgoirlithrailtUlt 311010.aliteLarla 67,rat=11.1:
elgnis4,lAld'erts°einUld'lNlT had
lag lots.
tht.IIIVI),IVU Os and si3jalt/ tem. Since Ilitirsday tweer7l
round
to
hare teen molest, To gift moms id com ma the
octant of operation. this was. we will
the widish , of corn Par the pimmt month alone with
them of the entire two pew put. 1•53, the
amount as reported In on r sunned etatement. wee 400.1e2
the. LW year, the total se given by the Prin. Current.
we. 1,714,12 P buebehr. No. the the receipts of the pr.
sat month. and veto. them to the. and we know 1.15.0.12.
einapote them by thatuth. and kale 611,216—large
l y orer tareelmlf of the total of and more than tee
went. of thatight. We have Weeded this month Sir
thin . the es .11 em sword of its henry receipt.
se for the adv.. he mime Whkti ILI transaction. exhib
it In sheer of the mippthe whirh hare aims forward
the market has stand ad. - wed, until, at the thee of
the week. %notations emir genres as high as those al
-1 way etated.-41tapublican.
The Money market wassbundent lysepplied trade, bet
the re d oimeneets of reirponelble benowers wen write r Ihnl.
tad. and the tendeney in loan and discouut rites woe,
anywise, dolmens.. though no crime thanga has co
coned eince our tent The thee of the math does not
to sensibly Influence the demaret lbw . money from
=who bovie payment. In make. Theis re moderate
in extent and promptly dieclusged.--abowleg th. though
the bestow d ue e ineentry facia here lewd
ly eullensel much from dmice. the mercantile dames
are not inutteil.l7 mitherrawd. but are, on the metro
r[Ty. other comendeble. lf reailY prosperems thrum.
—Uf. T. Ilmen.
The Unit Stah.ent for the wok is tthelp.tollY noose
'able—the Specie Ithe showing • &craw of only s73,terl.
while the Con traction of Loam has bems or. 111,100.m/U
We we. prepr - el --wins into the week, . we did. with
• telling, a.m. — ft •We of A.7. , Upet a t 600.000 to
to
tan. wseke, ;1 1. :.=il v drele
. 17:4 4 =r
1700,000 In coin. whlth is muddy very The
. L o u t in tii i. e=ro . 4l tire her con;M:e . t. In :mut
got than when the contraction onnineneed The cower.
math limo. a the week are
Loa.* Mt CimillAtlon. Dwelt.
April 2 1 1133. 6 3 9 . 9 . 8 , 14,94204 1 . j7A10.1t4 $71,14.i.v11
April 14.220.424 7.410.2. 24.210,251
Dee. 21.1=th toes 207 f laslooN7lfiectl e 42lo7o
The d.resee Don.* Se aorta the drawing down of
Bank • large aniessit now being seed
ed tor is= 4 Prcetuce. The Intliel . o ' fan lenn. is eel Do
meth the welt eta airmen/on on the pert ef the hank.
tot:entrant se to their large receipts nom m. 0.. bille
receirabk.. ang their moderate admin. of new Asper.—
.., of the Junks are disconnting these( paper their
comerpoodent hank. In the interior Dr the P.P.* of
employing their enrolee funds. Thi c.trution of loans
be. not been general ; of the whole amount the Anterrican
garb.. ham contracted I 100,020 ; the Oeunnerce. 0430..
000 t the Itechthicer lIMOAMOt tor . op V. 5041 1 ,.
while af the lese to ne.alta the Amerkszi Exchange th aw.
11404000. and the , Oesnim.l3oo. oo o.
The dem*. tor Irtchang ehe sWedoaelay steamer
hi hoe WI. than wee an .4 the eopply.
r uja .111, 1 .43 . p:1r i... =vl i f . l:l2outb b eg btll e
we 10 ia.Amt the Was ere .10% . ..mt.
The
and one large hill mu drawn today at to gi cent W.
he. of firsvels. eocionornisl bill. at tit; lit coon end sales
With bills of lading attached b !
e a met. Prams are
quite plenty and sot. sibs hare been made at • &elle.;
we q Oote of tuU,4loothevernnornt Fres.
was nude on asturday at • little concaudon.—iN. Y.lllb.
CU EMMY Rice Moster.—Wii have ma change to mart
In the former Romani amen of the market. It appeal
MSS the demand etatinoto and priom ad
vancing In moom . time. The receipts of the week, amount.
mg wet 00'614 vivre ali reedit/ theirmini*Mioeoreiignit
from Siiitioll110; VI 100 ne—the mak of the tales from 4a.
bit Par enlinery sod teirOioaiti• Retorted the ps4
WS yams nassining on shiptainl not elmre 310 too.
Rum Pitoerscrg—Sho titersonett Georgian of the 2lth
ears: Ws Isarn from Mend long awl erte
engaged lit W. Rice oultare mar this city nett=
mild weather is proving moat esrignaile to lb. crop. The
unusual cold mid imdden chow of the UM man emir Pert
of thio toonth.ilt um Pared iroohl Mort& salons thrum
The moor, hovrovar, Is nom
looks Wo hateteotnaly Op. from tor fto
de Inches high. ng and healthy.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
sr. II111h&pr 07.td00-5 31 1 aka corn. Drops. 11/./d a
ox 130 springs. CU333350 1/34 43/: bkleo. Dam= 6051,19
door. T LlUa. a /am 40 la. tacos, W 11Voteltootia car, 10
do, .1 aeon ar, Z 1 031 halt. 20 do Wan% 374 tea lard. Ms
hams, f, eka doosal.
cINCYNNATI. by Phl'adapt:a-60 bra star* Rolm&
ccc. ZO bla cotton. T Arboctla Aeq 10 bbla from J IV
nog 10 cam bum. Mad, tobacco. J (irter t pkgatacrop
isbo e ubagem a. Wt. 1:1) bbda dingo, an bbla
ott, toc boon. 40 bbla fatal" 4.1114' CO las bay, BO do
straw. 1 ce. btda mama, bbda SoOdrY
CTISOINNATI. elosioustl-10 AA skins, GO bbb 011.
zsi /Ms bum, 3 les 410, Zia bible flour. al bps lialben..
east; .If. We lard 011, tasty 2l'Alple a. ern Z 2 A¢a WS.
owner; 20 As drugs, .1 Behoonmaker,l9 Mule Won, WIle•
Cutthedo so:s Ithls mks. 10 Ws al l
as bathers, 2
J • W Rag 6 bbls ens. Li ggett; I blot ft,
oldos, 11 DM raus.2 ots gtoroog.3 do =us mot. e.g..
tkolitsvo t so.
111,111018 RIVER, gl Prezio CIO —20.884 ba lk
want. W D llamas s =O.
WHICILIN(I, by Dfaynal-10 .4M wheel., Maim, Can
• eo; BD bbli day, AADH Cbalaberg lB bsts potatoes. 2 . ..1
bbls eon; 40 boa old; 19 do core. 2 bats tag., owns= 121
Ws paper, sundry staal22.2.
BY BROWN/1911MB BOATB-133 55515pp105,92 .1.4 dont
1 , 44 ,d 4 4,,, b 4 14 bolo.. 4 ,ak n wool, armor. UM ten
kb" J !lack; MN 40.0 I
A lerryi 34 roll. kdthsr, LOU
eggs, Y. 14 5 / 1 4,114 5 1 . 1 r/
BT. GUMP, by Male Oardoo-943 bbl. hard. 11911 do.
1Y Drente/mu & co; 25 eke bacoo; A Lacighllrr..72 do. el 11
4n, 19 B Bohm* Bro; 342 aka rye. Homo & 3 N)51 4 / 4
141Brysot 39 blurs fors.k Culbo two; ',kg/ dr fruit.' do
lard. 1 ek berm - & 10; 1 0 51.1. ,, rp0r55, It 14
&=do, 312 bdl. paper, 10 5541 uoadocceoll cks W
on, esossNter4 47 do, 51 1.40, out.
MILLSBORO, by flat boat-10051bl door, owner.
IRONTON. by Cabloirt—lTO tote metal. B 0 !cools.
WIIRKLINO. by F orat 1367-43 lAA carn.3o Ida dray, A
A 'lardy; 7 bbls cgdo,l do butt.tr, Adams - & ea;, 48
vim., Bryan & an 13 DO 3.41. 11 .4 8 do olnung 31
bdh , paper. 2 bble spy!" 1114 1 7 4.81 1 11. 8 8 1 .. •
L o mi r rug. b., cfignonse-49 WIN raelbers,_ 33131001
co:19 bids 33.3133m9;11. Robb= it ea 100 do, K 319.11911
101 l bly cotton 1113 g. raIINOCk t co; 334 alt. notok W gut
tb, iftue, 18 bhp hemp. minurs; 210 to /436,1511=2M4 east: 400 bbl 11losm1,q bbi boy,
randy, Y0ni3339131
BREMEN 911,121, byLarlater-112 slue wheat, WIL.
mirth t bbla 9ilg. J pr , 4 ,1 1 3 1 . 1 1 : 111 11 ,61 r,b 49 , 3 bap
Adams ' toc9 d l l l!%. 9331.. Ido peregra Dies bat.
tom. 3 dui E500n.29 bb1irt0931,6 13 ‘.31.43139117 =Am.
ers; SO bbla 11191m1333. a Ica 1•031.11 bbls au; ;
IMPO . y.TB BY RAILUOAD
Onaa*ot Prersiorsoo B. 11.-107 sir atom; WM:MIA
tr f .ftl 4 Vert 711 . 1 U e
flesTM do
Ile. P''ld" ti_, do. 131.1osin .
Toe bite potatoes, swam Itt reams,/ tanstuer 10 ppla
noun. , ll'Oully; 10 do, 10 bbla ego, .1 a Bm: 108 eke
7,lMSllBlotilidmat 08
ftr %Vie M i l W i n
10
do.
J o y= g 7 ram Osb. 10 . dos soon,. 90
•
Otno Pentanuils 6in.-18e6 b OO Stud,
coo 100 des =OO4l Ws eugs, 1 do buttes, watt Ws taw
potatoes. 186 do oat% Hu do outu, oduss: 304 do, a w
Ilea; 010 do catA P Pests= 400 Isuu mum 7r. t n .
.2 4 13 ids bay. 108 NU votato.k 3 01.1.1%/Cal bus *beat
W litowth Ss scr. 67 bus WA sits dr num um Lindsay A
3.1 pa swat, 21 btds Aosr. 21 do *swab o tem meal.
1221 bus eau% 6do batter, usuort bm wool. bilmlek. 100
bdis idootas, 2 bbis efig m 2 do but% frrsept iom t 11.
rgtebrisib=lB.olA.A. 2IA bus osZtin bus "*".
tot bus potaw.% cks moo.. 180 btes tour. 20 -00 • e g gik
saudr2 emnisuess.
OVIMAND arm Prnistuo R. 10-31 tdsw
QOBOlOlBl b. s ae.% II 110010001 2:71 bits wheat. 1711.
=rib lau 30 sesprabli Causben 7 bus books seat; 139
luts potato.% 10 bbls Mts.: natty coulditnees.,
hao Poss. 10 IL-7 sirs 800. 10 thoep, 10
utter; boo wrist... 2.llnumbest, 35 do wits, 2 pass buttor . ,l
rolls loather 71) bbls dour. wrong 10 Obis buttes Ll sks
wool. sub. 2'00,11 Paull az Ist bus wheat, wia sw th
I od. 30to bus oats. 170 do 0m0.2f.b ram 2do trult,sundry
•
• ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. .".
A kitivap—droyariryr, Browasyllls • • Lllftraa. do
Bayard.' Z 1110146: T. 11. Steyr; ,Wart Newtara Mar
wtmium% AlleshadY Brno Na 3 ; Rmildalda D
orn
plantar. do ; Knidda...Sty !cull: rigladalidua.
DBPARTlD—Jarrenam, 131'dwurrni• Laura% do: Col
Bayard. Ellzatath :T. Bbrivar, Wait Naatatt • iDlar•
=4 Woa= : Cltteinnat.l. Otadanath •
Ann.-0u yew:ft,/ eradai there wawa 4 444 lambs
In the amid and falling. ' •
PRIISIEED StrOAA--50 bblejlntit reoehin
LK= canal and Ibr ale by ATWnL, (Xll.l
it EY IL L.E • PROPERTY FOR
Ba r e -, ~wag Of un• kes at emmet bisiat•
ertitaln street orma foot LW ortondlits 123 fiat to
w.ta at.. toi whirl otoetrit 3 tram dliatteqp. tiro
¢t homy. A I ltOrd
SE PV29 1.. RD POTATOES—Mountain Jane;
ad, Loat ga,. Nada Mom. In Kora 'and
Rd rr In X. 1111.11.NILL4111%12) Wood
ACON SIDS—S c Bacon Sides In
stm sad for oak Dr ' nal 11-DAM:M*OO
BBLS SPIRITS TURPENTINE
ey tied sad dm dals by- Yummy
I OWED OIL--12 blakjustmead nad tat
i /isle by add ILEUM I 01).
AGRICULTURAL. ike
.Pitteburgh Hedge Fenn arsery,
t §ITUATIED on Wilkins Avenue,
about one varier of mils hem the emend
ths Farmers' and ItlechardeM Plana
hogern mama= of Fourth !street and about I M
three nods curter miles from Pittsburgh.
Wb. t JAS. MURDOCH, Progre
They . other he mho very WO collsonmi of .hut groan
hem and plants sultatie for transplanting Ws RUsodcooing miw.
The N suer emus .mm lm amen of mood and
contains mar Zoo OM tam. Movie and plants , orm
10.1X10 halt hem and 20.000 .. 000 Evergra. sou llDrubK an
of duo she kw removal to orchards sot PimonimarotiodA
T ans cnto&ad mot seceding to ilmen...
°:l=l liedl W
to yet Mos:tomato of the !marl of throb
hem and Tandem lo rho trade to oar unrivaled collection
for the Boring of = M embracing nearly all Um llferVem
famllr.. Indigene and E
that
I.
worellY Irond
cultivation In this motion of country. Plomota onsi
cured of many thing. quite lam to Elm isortmdba.......
Price. moderate ea womb Pram strangers. ash
actor.. ralbreace lo theca,/ of Pittsburgh notaired at all
times.
Orders addremed to m through Wllkln Pert Ogics. net
Pittsburgh. Pm. or tut it our stand on irmrkst days, In
thochi• Diamond Market. vUI be pros:motif attended to.
ellnortfl.
Fruit 'Trees, Evergreens, ace.
FICHE subseribei would most respect
font u e attention of his Mends sod the
pn le to lats t r4large "ea et Frult Trees .
flow. Oresohoo .Pon i..h
.Fr . 14ta r.... .. Woof
4. re
choice mbetim. Pl•Kil,
_warn' t and NtoedW
hole:sad nt or own
tlanCha""!
rg, Nom, plioot, Itespherrlee, Glooseberrlot Cu ' rrants,
Our Evergreens. hum 1 to 6 (e.t.a which ye here roan,
thousands, are Coe. Panora ',waling lugs quantities
be liberally dealt !It& Ca/I and we our stock. Ito 00.
give th•en. Orders left at Ow Plttetor EsP. 0,
W.. s
li Nash, I,ll,ecty et„ the Oakland Nurserr. te miles
be Penna...drout t c: the P l itted
, rtmZe t ifsegy,9l4
I° 4! 11.—T4ttinng ne prom ltry to order.
oelSidgertl JOHN MURDOCH. Ja
EITTSBURGII AGRICULTURAL WARR
noun AND WIND STUN—No. 129 Wood droned,
L urgh, Pa.—R. R. ISLIANK LAND. (late Shand, Sten
mum 0o.,) Itlaufacturer and Danforth nerd=Waal and
tient!cultural Imofoment& of all Mod., Wholoath nod Re.
tnfl: Vold. Garden nod Plower st. wait .oe
Shads Tram Goorto, Poodrotta, Balm, and all
other artfoloa ennethetrnt with Astkroltore.
diltirdar.B
Bai_Wood Flowers.
sARILINGEMENTS have been made. with
tb• proprietors of Bay Wood World flardensfoi lioon
t su p ply a Boquattee and rut Bowers daring Winks
and Summer.' l'rr and gentlemen am be furobdud Ikt
abort wake any of tb. lollowbuit Prearb forma:
Pieta •
PrestedidAeriqueda (en `fsea t io etwxt , ,, '
mane ••
Rieder.
Eu .11.danos.
Ova* Sedates.
Final punqu i te.e... . Lt.
Orders fur It
i nr , ltesak i law l t.p is z
1 . 2. Wood sheet-
&GRICULTURAL IMPLEMIINTS AND
IfICRDS.—ILALPIIa CO.. Dalt. str New York.
Ws and Wail. oeMr
WANTED—VSO,OOO, for which will be
Oren Bonds awl Mortgagor . Deal rat. , Borth ge Tin. the amount A. I. asoce.ta to exchange for
• variety of well se.. Mortgag
sohl.tr THO ee S..
WOODS. 75 4th rt.
atiIUSINESS WANTED-411500 and the
tioonsin or.. setlve ...a men are offer. for
Intereet In • axle b.f.,. , Enqulre of
an 2641. THOS. WOODS, 76, etti et.
I STEAM BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to
tor, tntarayt In • Maim Boal. fn. w Lich club.
. or rwel Wats ntll be Afyon. Enquire at
.3421-Lf WOODS. in. {Lb Rt.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
STEAMSHIP LINE. (Via Nleagarm.)
Reduction 41 /Wm" to mat the hews. The raeoprzt and
Healthiest Route. Seers HundrAl Maar Shorter Mon any
oeter Rainyrr,, and etroldeno the dendly Ibnooolth7 and
two entree denyerana Usenet, on Panama Thy.
THIN WM IN ADVANON OF TUE MAIL..
The Accesory Transit Co. (of Nicaragua)
Proprietors.
TIM NORTHERN LIGHT, STAR Or
THR WEST. PILOSINTLIEUS, or DANIEL WEB.
R, 4.11 ant aloes steamshipti will leave New Vert on
the '1 and 27th of mat month conneetioir by the Nic
mac. Transit Beate. (having but twelve mile. of land
transportation over • gond macadamized road. In tint tll.llll
) with the steamships EINKILA N EVADA,UNCLN
BAH ' I ." l=Ma PACIFIC. and DF.OTUF.It JONATHAN,
UM of which .111 Dave San Jun del the, the Pacific
terminue of the Transit haute, where the Nellie Stem,
Wm, receive the Pawangere at Dr oned anr
once to
im.
mediate's on their arrival. and at once to Pan
French.). An experlenced Faramm I. attached he each
abip. For Intonnotime, or ?senora reduced ratestatTlr
only to CHARLES !lOWAN. Agent,
2 Dowling Oman, N.Y
12.11.—Oommenchot en the 20th of May, the dere of
/whit New York will bean chged to the 6th end 20 th or
each south. aplo mh64ame6•
Sprint fi Stoc k OTTE BLU of Hamburg Pianos.
ABLME,
NO. 118.IFOOD sr! mar,
PlTTPBUittift BOLIEAGBNT.
THE IiABISURG PbkINTOS are
undoabtolly superior to all others In
ietly aftema and metre! foss. They
ban not only received Um blithest maraca
of approbation from the Mot European Ammar, snob ms
Use. Tbalbsrg. and atm+ who tan them constantly in
their own use.bat also ft:mow resilient Profane:arr.
The following Is an attract from a letter of Professor
Mary Bobbewk. After Jae/lidos the testicular at,le.
tweet Witch be wants fort& own WO, one Grand asulone
rosary
P. he monks co Sallow./ their emellent 0.11.
ties
I.ldy.little daughter. who plays very.:vellormst, with
I , l=oo goal instrument, and Puma ma the only oar "lnstruments are oOlrted m the most accommods.
ling Wm. bat I do not Illos m. on
they - Imre not the obis
Unions& and the tone of your."
remain min reepeetfolly,
EMILY 1101111:103.
litter h.
Nor gale Vale by CHARLOTTE BLUME
at Ur old established Plano Depot
113 Wool st.. lid door above fith R. Pittsturrate. Pa:
A 1.,. Me afoot Pe Pittsburgh and Western Penna.. Er
flatlet, Davie a tio..ilorton Pianos, (whist In the outran
epees am maskiered surerler to either Chletertnet at
Norma A Clark% but lebl• fart Is not sztenuansly known.
as they boo but lately been Introduced hero) and other
per.nch and Phlbulelphla Manna of the teat costars. at
..o[log from V= to ' mb.23
NEWS ICR OP
43 111 011 ER 1 0 & SONS
•
PIANOS. •
I . OIIN MELLop., Na 81
op wawa.. between et rt. sad
amid Alley. boo Jed r.eu trona the maw
Lector, °Mammals A Sam nodose. •new
and
toy
mealy of their Pied Coate Awn ado-a Haas
Ptet‘s, silt - All eo.lste and islashl• hannereasenta
of their pillow mad loner arlarif tyles.ccaltable for those
s urpOr t =p. btrOmd, =tent. Alt&
be mold imeseiehhr at /Agent •ntr Prices
OLD PL4NON—llonosl d.hand liana. In good
ord , o, for de . 6
O.
En. 5116. 8110, OE. co.
MELODLON.S—A. fall apply of Melodeons. or enthrdl
Idnt besstlitil pattern& i 4 rem the hoet manlike.
ea in the country. We. VI.% EON RE, sad MO.
SIZLIAHL.
land tot the We of Marring, A ON
Ihr Pittabsestand Western Foam,
amble No. $1 Wood et- bet. lithe.. and Dl.'d Alloy
• Grand and Serp ll entine Pianos,
MADE I
• . Nina& & MARL NEW YORE.
&BIEBER has jut, received
!okn of • eholeelot of NUN NA
'3 superior Planes, and anions Ottsifffl,
ers of a
Fall Grand Planation sl ze - 7 oc taves,
Thu "GRAND . is gotten up In • *Ole of molly elegance
unequaled by anything mar bumght to the tlimtern.
=, with caned tram logs of redid Newsweed, panel
I monad with saperbir sassed ornaments, dash
and ;labs elides of fret wort lyre alghststaly and tastes
nraintil EIA.P "' II2VTINI PIANOS
SIM
tams 111 , th .
ROUND CORN Ind. plain, :
SWARM
11.111,RBETI,
hole Moat la this city fur timing elute rla.lloo.
No. 101 Third ithiet.
Mao.
Doe nailer win be given of the arrival of the ahem
• 'athiri ,
tfICKERINO 7 OCTAVE
ROSEWOOD PIANO. to perfect order,
to left with me for We. at • eery re
dared prick The owner Is about loachut
the cltr. and le wlllbas to all. Dm put, at • sacrifiee: The
eutecrlter will warrant this Phew, to the purchaser to be
rot *s i t rs""1" I n ---
.nal Noel Wood st.., bet. Dla'd a/ley tth it.
pm* JErn
CIR OS RIAGB REPOSITORY!
JOSEPH WHITE now carrying on buei
..o in his rpacloos premises, (now lately aniarned.)
between Pittebureb and Laerrencerilia, near the Two
tllle Hurl. respoctfolly !nettee the nubile to inspect bit
Mocirof OARRIAGIth, M. And he {Wile War
ly Incomes gentlemen% pocchcuert. that nue prim otry is
made: Fourteen years armies. ho the bush:Rol. enables
him lowland beton his patrons the mros thole* collection
of tmrimpee, which so many years past It has been hie
=lar department to select from the rations tee* mod
4 Eaatern Ilanufactaxera. The Moms of his new
met o% is complete, the economy of his arrangsmeots will
=PVT the tent and most baWonabla Idanufectures at
wiWarate prices.-
Unencumbered by • those Mary ertwitMe. which the
manna for decoraunig Homes of Melons hae Mufti upon
the miceolGoode. (melts to large rents.) Imeth Whitt
will oil on ready money only, at much Lem than th e our
Meta. '
re.11.--Ostriapes repaired I. the ;bud manna% weVe du •
• exhi.
Powder.
lAVING sold my Magazine and stook of
Powder and hue to D. W.O. BIDWOLL. cheerful
ly recommend him to my Mends and mummers.
Plttabowiti. April 1.1860. L. O. 011101.
CoTartnirsbip,
IHAVE associated Joseph. - Dilirorth with
. we in the Powder and Coionsaden bnelnew.eind
iio g nharie hereafter ander Ww
D. w.O.IIDWBt I .
littattarah, APNIIO. 1855. •
DILWORTH at BID
MANUFAOTURERS' AGVA LI FOR
Du PontRRod,o o d , Hazard Gun Pander,
155 Errassr. Patsraluur.
EERYBI -
. variety Sporting, Mining and
,A asting Powear blears on heed and itix from
I=tssar:then 'Nem send In their IT
5 P. W. for &livery next =van& aadby 11 A. IL •
Wed nol In the aftenuxre.
Pioneer Line of Austral i a Packeta from
New York to Melbourne,
• . CARRYING TIM UNITED GRATES RAM
'phoantiful and favorite Clipper Borgne
eon, esiotwata ship of tide line, Ala be lire.
ee her reread verses to Melbourne, en the With
Pewenger sexannuiestlone intsmaesed. Rates—
ashen, =Mira Catdo,llso.l3esond Cabin WM. 'The
Nimrod will be Whetted by the ealslxrated g thiber Stab
windward. Apply on board at iderkEut ot to
otild W CAMERON. 115 Wall street ow Yak. "-
• Remoritl--To the- Public.
MN .0. PARRY, successor to.. Parry,
llon Scott At haa rammal Warobows past to th•
agu, Savona adJoiaing tho Wolin, whom
ha Li among to moill mouthing In the Ouitinglim at
Coati/ reilmadmiosa. JOllla Cle PARRY.
W. HERSTINE & CO., have removed
to No. 76 Wator ttroot,toren of Chancery Lase. Kg
. • • ,ItemovaL • •
IHMSENManufttaturarof &cry
Cl• Watt of 91.11AROITLILSrm4 I rornowatAs4
B k Parer. Vine Vlh and Crows WM" Basalistars awr
y. Warshaw...
WO
ea= ward TffilV e im, pitub.zp.
lft. SANE . it SON have removed to 334
Mir rt.tinforW. P"'Vprtrla
cue • • • on maim-
ATIVKLULItiII I 00.,
J EfiliA oOf &C 0 . ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Talten6l3,
ntranomia= r
a t nwrns.
Asir suruus, 401 and Me Mean&
OfirJaen k?..lLitras:
IRON FRONTI
Haw Dress 'Goode. •,'" I
NACIAN It tic 9i Market street,
•
101 - 001. D tfully eoliths attention Of
wr. the WWI. ther 3 atme kOng* of firmsdhlso mot
balm W
. Uslasse;
sad_ wmaadiat Nowa=
WIS
New York and Philadelphia Advertiuments.
YRO,V i kffAySll3 .67 s.o . ati,x . r y st o o k...
aws
Cra er iectut . a&
J..McCOLLIMI are manufacturing
Bl an d el h n ays constanud i saysttlor
Mtlcs,
with all t tly ea b
their lately paten the ted r =
meats, of various slam Also, Patent Muth
mutat Dcakars, Ipro vemite onths. Dampers. la.
tn. at se and 40 Eldsbl a a w York. nsla:Onta .
Remoitil of Millinery Bstahliehnient.
E . T. BURKE informs her friends and
trona that she hu removed her MlUlnae and
itjeetWeng Establishment from 172 to MX Chestnut et,
two dons above Eleventh. math 'MN Phil &datable. nua•
enammmente are Made for the more eatedudve earrMair
on of all branches. and ennernionoe of onstomera. Dr .9-
preartating the Moro and Wanton= to the kilithengoind
second story to Drees and Mantilla Making. ram t
ties paid to Wedding and Mourning order. Vel2-
•• : •
18th and Chestnut ate. Philadelphia,
KANI7FACTOtLY of evedesemption of
ARCHTTSCTIMAL PLALSTSN ORNAMENTS,
ration of Randlop, emulating of Center sums.
Mouldloas, gurteltimente to Meratma Capitols. Tram...aka
New des modelled with moo and swung to
All orders from the mantra' totnotosili 0tt... 01 " "'
warranted to cum MAI,. felliMeide
WANTS.
Phrenological Cabinet '
FOWLERS, WELLS & CO.,
Phranologien and Publishers, Sal Aran
street, be Sawatts, rhiladalchts, furnish
all nark., on Phranolg, Phydr, Water
Com Magnetism an hconntraPhYr.nnla
ale and ratan. at. Nen non priced Prone
clonal arandastionaorith charts, and MI
G
daactiptlona of eharacter, dor
Grant., Cabinet Wad mrnl and
rct
" • ,
EOR RENT=A: Beat.
idanaantli located in Pitt towzrehip.ls Minutes &Ira
m the dry, uld adjoining the 001:610 ofJohn Wright,
RHO : contains about R am. ofirmand. highly ornamented
with fruit tram,•nowers. Sr. The horde le two.tarz 1,151.
hug room. and nulalvel In modern striK Or Dan
water. Warn. Kahle and carriage honeM will rent to •
respectable tenant MO ten year 0. IieLLIN di SON.
o La.—From the klrst. of April next;
the commodious briar braidings, situate In the Sea
on Weed of the city of Pittsbunrh. between Breckenridse
dyad and the Illonongatuda River, lately ocenpleal by
Meaux Rational, Psars AO., as a glees manufactory and
IfILIIOIOIIIIB.
This progrty Iselgibly t tuated, adjarent ; t i o the Mo
d= ricer ,:zrucazivp..---
Several small buildings altlat i mekots yard are attach
ed. Apply to W BARN
President PittaborzhandOonnehmille R. IL
1011131 f Neville Hall, car. 4th and Liberty sta.
VOA KENT—A very desirable Dwelling
Howie on Pain M. The nellee Is to Ant rate order,
having been y
Sited up, paver:mt. painted and var.
Dished. ihrardre of JOHN WILSON. =I Liberty at.
ruhtl 1
ITIO LET—A Dwelling house on Third at.,
.now our once. S. CUTHBERT A SON. 110, ad M.
reLET .—A small well-finished and fur
d.ned STORE. with large show window, next door
to corner of 8d srei Kunst rte. Possession gtven
toedistely. • te23 E. D. OAZZAU.
TO-LET.—The STORE on Market street
oast door to the corner of Bd mewled by Mr. B.
N re, en excellent .d gellitooire dead for the clothing
bugueme. ilea • E. D. GAZZLid.
For Sale or Rent.
WELL finished Brick Dwelling, adjoin
ing Wllhinsboors, and mar the itroso sum..—
. lions, meitalne 13 rooms, and the lo t, on ertg e ch ve
rn-
L h' llte '"" r n't=raltlTO front. .It7foo, moot.
,Zabie property will be mod
10 0
and an 00.7 shrY
terms, or sill be rented for MO per annum.
ja.24 Fe D. GAZZAM.
To Editors and Printers.
Building occupied for more than tin
rI,. E B by the Fadeou Goscife, scul which is cootie!.
If ,t
tamed on Third et_ nea t. r
Market. Is now FOR REM,
affording a good opportunity to Editors as Printers of M
oulin I well known stand for their businem. Thle_pray
erty I. dlragtly opposite the extensivaPenting and News
paper establishments in tibegerife Dispatch Building.—
Yor terms, apply. to S. D. UAZZAII,
iattdf Market 0.. between eland 4th.
Cider and Vinegar.
VINEGAR made expressly for family use
and nonn•Did In more than nen half of the !WWI
Grocorleo of Pittertorth and Alloichiny, nbao Pickle% an
to a nonmi in myWnertnone th.tihan boon invind In It sor
tee W m
ine Vluegar made from Ohlo Or pee, equal to the best
Im al=er Vinegar that will bear reducing one Wined
RIM be good Totalling Vinegar.
The attentkut a private audited. hotel keepers and the
country reerchaate la particular. to directed to thle Tine.
Cider that will keep mat until nut tall.
Tu. above Tlnegara and Cider warstoted to be as rota-
Dented. at= A. BotLLOII. 141 Water t 141 let at.
KAY & COMPANY,
Booksellers. Paper Dealers and Stationers,
b'0.65 Wood d.. one &grill= the
IT are Tß na q B f UR
OH,
RAVE •
constantly on hand and for Bale at
the lowest prices. • large and well selected stock of
L Lew. Medical. and Illsoellaremes Books. One end
plebs «llama of Biblee end Prayer Books, ineverl mkt/
of binding mid sink
Paw. Boost—They respectfully solicit the attention
ofnebool Teachers mimed lu the Instruction of youth to
their asecirtmint of sebmi Books, which is Ivry extensive.
comprising the mast veltudqe merits now to rum
Bust oits—Thele stook of Bleak Docks Is wen' =d
elete. evanescing every variety of /Lorene. Iterosd end
Memorandum Books.
BTATIPMS—EfigIy ViLliet7 Of MOM= end fancy Its'
. tioppry, including Writing Papereof every ga.llty. gigot
• sneer every:description sad Prim. Lek. 4.01 e. a..
ii
on
Teachers, Llicssies, end School Committees
. • lied the mold reasonable terms. mhl3
DRY GOODS
For Spring and • Summer,
AT also A MIL'S, No. 91 Market etrteL
E WOOLD roapectfnlly inform the La,;.
W
dkat that ea base reelyet ma aunty of Dry Eked'
thr flor . : i s and hummer, antorntst 'yob .10 be a.d •
"' AL GOODS of thTeh a olosat Dattarse and led mat.
data In
IC3II3II.OIDERIES—Wo hale unkrythina that Is na. and
handout" In the our of .aridand lagar Collars. kleraa•
Cheralostts,llotts, /to,
ItUUKHUIPI/i0 0001Y8.—In this HIM of oor badness.
co hay. • very tall assortment, and an ottely ehallsnuo
constarUtion.
11U1KRY.—Our stork of tlnake7 Ularge, and has hoon
acdosted with gnat Caro
lsr• roorl•Ins from
. Ncor of ss moon
'as brow:lkt out, the 120104 and last styles of Idantll
mhdl.
EAS, TEAS—The cheapest Store in the
ettr td the only plsenerhere the beet OltlecnlntrY
Flee Oldd O os nalltry Ina& at 60 et. per 114
flue Oonn ead(kdonn Imo 40 nets. north., tort ,
Ins mall catty beam expreadT I . tol mhfr7 ...from
lb. wed.
line (be W ery warranted oeye
g t lon. apdo rlb
drleet INlndo ebearer= ranehad
at any other
store In the city. ]heed.the store. late Morris' Tea Kart,
no door trona Manama t hey. I. the Diamond now by
mlOl aces s iteoostu.
THE ADAMS EXPIIII3B COMPANY,:
A JOINT STOOK ASSOCIATION.
Oryaniacl July 1,1554, uudrr W fetus 0 , New lira.
Capital In 12,000 Shares!
STOCKLDEII3 INDIVIDUALLY' LLABLIL
President—GEOßGE W. CASS, of Pittab'g.
X&MAUL
G.o. W. Qin, Pittabeirg!a, B.ll.ilbannakor, FlaMasora.
S. S. Sanford, Phila.:Wows, Johnson Lblinstan, N. Y.
W. B. Danamors. No York. o.erlar. B i d reltel.
A " I.V. '""* Ttnanneirt. Srentfiald. 1121 ' -Nia"
- .
1853:
JOSEPH HORNE do CO. invite the 'glen
non *Muir automat, owl the eabu. to their wood
omit, of
Trlonatazo
Idfil ßi losry Good.. •
bbons. •
lambroldarlat.
lloatetyand Glom
lama atcok ofirolob they art now readyintg
a! s
molt 77 Mat at
tria.
Spiritual Telegraph..
THE organ of modern 19Firitualiero; Fourth
vol. oolunaures in blay. I cootalcup the &Una ro
und az - tante Current Pacts and opinions on Spiritual in.
Uremia.. Poblbabad weakly w0,.r.. annaur,_alaq,
Ppiritual Books for sale by PARTRIDOIi
342 'Madam'. Noo Took.
P. B.—A catalogue of SplritruLl Book' out on similar
tion. • aullaZordP
Varnizh. Varnisl
Philadelphia Varnish Manufactory,
80 and 82 North Fourth Shut.
Tal . IE undersigned would earnestly invite
ttw.at.auoo °Mounter Northonto. ooh Nam.
Co et atthon mot others to thole Tarr Mormlor thomh•
Daly. Cantu*. Cabinet, Doom., China Glom. Drying J.
pa Spirit and eserl other kind of Vansithat which bare
bolt In conetant nearlyTortr Tears, and tort amides%
Ito oaring that they aro ocomrpereod tortny other mom°
factored In this country. the thole durablllty. &ring clutl -
Ma and beautiful appearanco on the sort. Our Prior*
are marmots and terms nom togood Foram Ohm us a
calL 0. SOUNACK & CO,
enh2ltaidtr . 80 &82 North 4th tt. Tbldadaltdott
RemovaL
L E %ANDER GORDON, Commission'
ssalt),!Famtlirsztnibsts grand to No. 111.
'Dreams:
p Ii :VERIE, by F. 11. Hodges;
Pop nom the question
ea
Angeloffh W BMluhe
tCeandng or W
Y LAU OM
Moe you men A nnie Dear,
Oh whisper whet thou Role*
I've a beast to eeeesesm Ann/ ff.. Sul;
The Ylanntlng Nag or vo_ tortu
One ankle Tort boom. elmm.ff
In /moire de LoWee—Ramde pee C. /Mu
“Gentle Moon whose Mom light," with rartationt
Onoa pm J. Aseher,
• La Zephre—Temelo—Chas. Jards.
Nur .Peoul.— •
Pk-Nio Why to o Mug Chestnut It. AmPIRDM.
N ETdl 3 :llll=eted to R. P. WWI; letW•Lvuod;
Frederic-V. the OMAR Orsnd Mani de Conant, At. . -
00011 MIMIC:
invvDevr* Oh whiner nbstlbou Delenk Helouffiffff.
A 1... • mlleetion of shogitmelle Dr the ante out viten.
Ind reed hp. CHARLOTIS ULOMC. •
At
, we oldeuwaMed Depot. No.llB Wool et..
. 0 . 14
Boma deco above eth et.
VITANTRIH) I do sad. Penn& R. R. In-
Dc, "4"
v V do n. ntock. & m.lewa &rtP
?forth American' IdLolnd 90,11Pad7•
PNald r.
os.l. :do • do -
Sto Qt7lsoadr
=ls rallszattudarigs Baulk Stock.
wL1.612113 M.
Haitian and ad.33:M/,. mod' Brolleed.
1101 van /math Are.
) 0111 -0 vS tore.
61)KIN — S all ON% FANCY eartiA. STO t RN .
nee ItEgiug
` 1 ClU Zlnts. at szkustu4 prtew,
II
IaBEATEST BAIIWUNS YET—We are
c• Wr_teg i sk i rogs= lllll =r l 7
21....0.ttax. O. with Milt and pines ug
: ban in t i n°l2 M lTu il. "ll3 2o/Z leWer l f ir. N0721.1th":.
COUNTRY SEATS FOR; ALR--Three flue
Col:into . Vests. ;Wasted ingusdiately_ adhgning the
beautiful and Va l i tillage of Mansfield, in Upped . Bt.
Clair township ng shh( agrelt . ::lstfsa
and 9): awes. tensirs haprrnrs=sista nate area,
ed on escapism. adminhir adapting them gar eumntry
midsnakcar barium doing bustnnss Um fay . . Ski
Btanbentßia Railroad edit halm • debut w in thi* kW toils
piths D.opertr. an d
t ra Washington Plant. Rosa runs
gi obeaysaaws. ♦
;As Oro coal MOP L i rOliitiOn t i a .nwar% t re
fall particulars. apply to .. . B. .
VrALTTAISLE FARM. - INNORTH PAT.
' y • 111111 TOWNSUIP YOB ISAIX-131=C s q
bean the ally sll2)Crellaetronttba Stan
at tba Nobleatom melon, etanatm about 40
=and *mad mul In • WM stata atetalnMatb4
manta acrnalit of sameartabla derellingboalle bilh
onusnaanellk bosualmok•Mambertystable men
dlasa nuns la m at ebastralt
oklads on the tans, width le well lenbaMbl
at i nb :
44 2 . Lbe 1,041 V I M to
easily be areln .
'tad. rMe balt ad Mimeo lame lina
• - . • -- .
W ar . 44.347 . 1* 43. - Yeatillt 4 BON•4 1 ' t
• 11A •I te A • • t I bikA' 'CO. 71-7
6.11.11•4114i5t5410 - allesifroci. the den
_IX Whoa
from thoplaakre44.•• Casafttwi. I• 60 samsll(l4s.which •
dean! sad gads: • _
cooed Um* O b /21.
Impremonsate• we II =OS.
brood II
• with `7°
;VA r tilszl ' fnar of lbs
•= l4 l‘a=- - d're. fare v., :
.I=lllo l ,as , sada, reivra At
. • . . • .
m.66:iiitrieidtip - be,setsfoi*reissting
' between IL A. LONG sad - JOHN .1.04 - 1 , 12‘ the
ot &see Itooodieg sad Gael ...111 , UM der
diseobred by anima cournk - ... ~...,;_.---- . 4_
The bodaeop or th e Gate arm aut - be maim oy IL A.
LONG. who abash lottbsaLsed le mewl whatis der, seat
ear Its debt&. , 8. A. LONG
Pitd , barab. AP11121.1115. ' JOHN PHILLIPS:
Wbusiness of Beau roandliag and Gas
iti . as Till Urinaf l.? be voadoeted by tbo ...data
td. at i tgfild o st . ead..No. Idaho d j et a ls ile . slAsr .
PHILLSPe a co, will Iwo the amnion of HUGH GAL ,
LAGHZB, as blenager. '
•
In nothing front the West Toonekni
business. I recommend Mom P. 1 , 1, d IW. m In!
friends end customer& QM - a A LONG.
Partnership -Notice.
I E
W this day- associated vrith me 132 9
el la Y i s ctiw s sien t r
aroorend mo WI a Zino" sirhezetothrt.
Presnocia..Artil 10, 1866, JABIETIMOCILLY.
7A.1021 kratnar War. TUT- —MU. Vaal=
JAMES Irctruiri co., • • - ay
Grocers and Flour
. .
seeds, salt-and -Produce Generally,
Nos. 172 and 174 Wood131;, -
41116412w* PITISIIIMOR. V*.
• Dissolution of Partaerihip.
•
partnership heretofore exudink. be
.Y B. Mantett. In trai Maass.
port Standard astanlishlasnthas bean dhenuthroad todar
nr mutual comma. All outstanding accoanta aro to
pp,loo J.l Mltch . undar alma, namothe KeHapornort
Munazdaatt fload.• • COLLINS.
Iffehaterport, Aptil litb,lBlo. .r. 11. Tann*.
-
VIVANTEDI3I3IEDIATEIty, Composi-
T rt tor, ono that is ag. to so ma* preil m ei at 8 6
rar wadt naratee ern : Saturday rroning. a Boy
who Isla la to work at who ntlitetwira "rum
tar
. %OMll' anabla ti for nd t it t , t i o mar bee: .
possible from data of thir notg.
ante
Dissolution
THE firmof W. R. MeeIJTORMON is
Ms day dissolved by lloiltatlon.. The ontoctibtx
tualtigatoodated In partnership with lamooLt /1. /. NOR
TON, the Elmore'', Ptoduto and - IComtolotion brioloom
trill Do eontlaued st the torus ot , Llbert7 and
watt thootylo of WM. BIitCUTOICCON it CO. who oS•
tond to the pottlement the b-32611.1010f lote firm
Pittabmt. Axil 114 0f 1865. - W5l. 3111IITCHEON. •
Dissolution of Do-Pitrtnerstills ,
O
;•
HE CPARTNERSHIP.heieto or T z7 e
DUDE between the' sokeetibenk in the Variety end
Dry Goods bealoass. trader the Mile A
DeesPhelt.” It this day dissolved by,.mut oat sonsent.
The business of the late will be seetkd by either of
the eadseatireal , who in beet, Au th orised t 6 dole.
•
DA
WCIANDLESS,...
DAV HN ID CAMPBELL,
Meade TT, Itls. - SAMDELPOILOCK, ,
In eeileltet tom the busload% I oboe:INKY recaexatend
mT soroessors, Illaiszallses A Pollock. to the conalderation '
end patronage of my triomds DAVID CAMPBELL.
/p 4 O-PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned
hen thl• day formed D. ender the style
a 'CANDLESS A POLLOClMetratteactioe or the -
VARIETY AND DRY GOODS No. SI Woodshvot,
where they reeDestfolly lathe • watt:mance of tbypaaro
rues bestowed nett the MG arm. JOHN WCANDLESB.
.. SAMUEL POL LOCK.
Dissolution of COTartnerstiip?:
HE co-Partnership heretofore: existing
between the sitwaria, to the Ofdler,
HE
of John Watt & Oa, has fhb der We& dieeolval
by mutest consent.
The bushteee of the late erm .111 he settled tryJoh ,
Wean, at the old stan&,aniAbart7 street. end err the,
ramie he I. hereby anthabol to use O the name of the
JHN WAVIT,_
. Janaaty Mb, 1886. ' - . JOLLN enizox
,
lln rethtn from the badman, I obearMl7 tweetnneew
thy tateJohn Wilson, to the liatroweerof one
former earboatak ' JOHN, w&TT.
JOHN WILSON, Grocer and Ocoximiesiion r
ap Merchant, Na2a6 Liberty streca..Pittsbarsh. ,-
The entroriber will cantina. the WholendeOrreary,_Pro
des and Oomllladon toutneaa at the old Mantel John
Watt i W.. No-28e Matz stmt. - JOHN WLI&ON.
.
Dissolution of CorTatinerstup. —
THE partnership beretofereinilating under
the mane of 0. BLACKBURN it 'CO. viaAlbwoleed
armdeg). the with:r f saltar g i L .l Wirn f i gs .s tlu b e .
erof the subertibers, at -their old stand on Water st.J.l
0. HAM:IMAM.-
Idttalargh, April Rd, MAL . ORM 1 1 .JclNIK.
HAVING thin day associatedwitit.rniadi.
JAB. L. 000mr.oureanneijkokKeeper the 'blur .
new will be tarried on as formerly at the old shod: N !
141 Water et.. under the etyle of JONBR. lb 01)0 14.101 1.
vs @Oen the patronage of ousel& CIIMMIII andthe pub
lic la general GM. 8...101.11Mb
littalmrsh. April 2,131.6. . ' .1d& D. COULtf.
In withdrOwing . from the ' late dire of, 0. .
11Mokbana a Or.. I domed eheerfolly reremarnandßliold
partner. Mr. 0w IL Slows, and Mr. J. L. Coohr..tothe
confideneworthe algae. •511
ge tobftl wa '
k f •
or them a : mati ons,
= othepatona erpli ibeal - y 'beta
wBAmKBURN
40TIOE—The latelinn or Wick & Weazict!
'ler barbs. beea dlasolied by the:A/nth et !did IL
an tate I.lllh last , the bamboo of - said - dm . will be
se by the naderalrned.~ ..t thetr anat. recur Witatsad
Water de- D. weismatemlunlvOiragithir
. • • • ~ -
•
0
-14RTNERSILIP—Tho underrigtied, o 1
theists Om WWI* t M'Clusdles• hoe tab, „der at
with Wm WILLIAM=ANS sad lIARDLSON •
WHIN lby the Donau of cordlastar the Whateele Wm
wry and Com:dad= tronlweet.st Um old etand.canor 0.
Woad sad Watef i r c a d il:ttetstrsh. wake the wale so
Idyls of Vr. ID 11ZAK8 ADO.
ens • emit , wee of rat:owe all r , l t sir
May 24,1!,t4.-aorlff „ „ , • • -
1
of r
... k
_sssebectribera, trlOng•=du ilia firm
ifikLlMßlAL LlNas 'eati= d ,rse •
Flt4bwrin. March 19tb,1846. IL DV LAWN.
Tb•subssibar will mono tt• tbe Md• a n d Lentil s, Las.
loam In all its Mynahs.. at tb• obi stand. No. Mb Liberty
et and respsetfely solicits • sontinoatkin of the patron.
Wol so lib eral l y exteaultal to tire late trim
•*, • * -.*
O•PAR : : 'HICP—Wei have this day
1 C) steoctsted oussellas In the
to
balms. ot.
Hertel. et, the parboeuhlp to es Boos the first. AST
gUatostry WS. Ltd tea bashers to resodostAtl soda
Wens= saII Arm of W.Noelletook Brothers.
WASHINGTON ikominoca„
ALEXAADSII NOAH.INToos..,
GEOHGB L. IAWLMTOOK. ••
NOTICE—I Imre • salt my inters* iii thei ~tb gferatim__'4llo=Ziatti-
No 4
Irront et I coradauy reconams4 thestelpalre,
MDaKn,Jdr2Dtb„l3s.l. " f.?
,
. ,
. . .. . ... -
§..A. LONG & CO.; Bell Braint roan
. Ann and Gas Rittars. Unita attention to tbilianxic
dollar% Rraokata Pordanta and' attar natant -,
%la at op hams with steam and gen maks him oratlaga
of ail klad• to order, Walsh Railroad painna and !mutat
ll•attritkorinatal constantlyott Rao&
NOTICE.—The. late. firm of: JONES - 4
IdttlaG baTtete !den dissolud by . Cid a...uk oflobn.
b ..= d o t rat I= ni.d. 4.ba b=adAl=}
B.➢t. 24 1666.—0d1l ~ IFILLO Jellid, tarring parts*
, : -
Ci . .0 TONES, - ita - mliereithli.or Sp%
sad Mites Reel: Mb idea, VW 'AP ,
COSth and Stspik Zeus Hut Tspbri.
Went Barr ULU and Inda Adladraarnord
!BIAGI 40111,111 a...
fl B. RC.Kilial 0 - 757itilafactarsre at
11.• Raga's react Impronwr Steel Coltli•ltor_ r/liteo
coma atßoss and Maya& Pittalarch... , • au,tlr.,
consectk of having •pold,
oar Inman@ Li tbe•his loth Onanar.
ER Zed. at
10 undid tle_perl;
nesslda eedetlas wader Unser= of KI 13110EXPEE
GE11, it Cambria Fornsee,are both disohred. Tha_hael
tom will be settled an br theetwaseWsre .tba Pattuents
ofd George S. Hinz who are esthortsed - o nos tyilmFor
of the reesecttee Inas In Wang 'Aro bora • •
Maxi I. - Isoirldfl 1 'P. SHOINIGEHEEteII
IL IL
jeAKERSTSTE.:4 commie ion
. mut ForratdD,DM 01/trA tad sad
Ditiltro =11j:
Pitt:bunk otha
=watt, to. 93 asul9o., Front ttnot,TMOltl:l -,-
Theuridersignedbavingforio4torpartni*
elp, under the style of D. W.IIB6BTmtI DOD tertio
triattetion or& Ciocural I.o.oY.Ccaimild.D.Poi 4 =HDD
and PrndtioDuttnift, at Ht 0.93 end - Matt
tatt.d to gto• hall Iteitra.
and forwarding matron wad Dit nfoAbati us
wation'of all basinosolhat.ciaVo ontRIN N o thakfirds.
111111ALICHBALW
wo-vgassw.ft Minn .Wilgasifigin4tiwitrW
lita :tr d%loo4 o .7.riallets & H OW=
6.
Itos. Eaq.73 . .Eakiiwar,tigitreggg•Liaka, SW; •
NOTICE: Joseph Flemum.- hotiol=
elated lath lam Joann . Abel; bonnimeia
p..ondneted ender the etraror3Onell AB6J.ll , oo.fri
the old ateZa. earner of nadthnem inn Nostrila e_ttrator
_
_
CIO-PARTNERSHIPIIesingr aseocialed
tj B. L lisad with ma Is tlrkPnAt baamohe
nos will be anise] as. - am ama, aunt./
L I. Taza.-..
E.-SELLERS C 0... Wholesale ;and
Ulan Dealers In DraslVParslee; OgrelraDishil
DUDLEY, STONE & C 0. ,,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS
- iiri:i iiiiiiiiarager. • • • • 7. , -: - .: _••
~. (betiveen Maki and the River,) 2 :..t;
- .
Louisville,
, . . ..
rARTWOLAR attention wd. to the pur- --
sham and isle entrap. latriet. Art Smir,"
d. et,,,,jl=l. 4 toierthectatnsUlabrasafiltsoot
slid-Also
&Wed, and toad adratarselads. . „,- ,
.
if • er .dt i wit nom is devoted to the eibibitioa anditie
maw. Itekdsrank awash sad • Parlor Airitsas
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IC cl.. Itichstclaret Ai Co., Eismaillactinsar;
A-Badman a Clo-Whalecelserecins sad .
CorntliniVta= ficoreie . ;r;s4 ,• . . • :
, Watkins a
Car
Part Prter• a aaaa - 1 1:aiallair• - 7
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Aisca77r.M Doane, '
Untariatarelfe 112.7.
VIII. R. EMIRS * BRO.,
C°113118840. AND: TRODIJOR..rn
cIILTITII, wire of Illattot on . eptrlini +trod% ttsyi
for pr o N : sa ce sorz,==== 4 „ ,
200.00Pito ba lIngir *Mid Ram; ,
- 800 k? . 1 11'7 1 '614
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tb usrees toicarttexia '
• - tures sad:lauhr.
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