DEPARTMENT
PITTSBURGH•
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 18M
Tun Fran MEPASTEE6III%—rtrar SUGGESTED.—
The following communication was received yee
terdsy from a citizen, and we cheerfully giro it
place in our columns, although the change sug
gested strikes us unfavorably, in many reepects.
For the Deny nerettA
To TMI CITIZENS OP:PLIT3MIEGII AHD BOADD or
ljarorrwarrro.s:
Having 'had my, attention drawn to the im
provement of our Fire Department by nn article
in the local department of the Daily Gaulle of
the 15th inst.,recommending the adoption of the
Steam Fire Egine, &c., , I here most respectful
ly remonstrate againet any ouch expenditure,
while we have the most powerful water facilities
probably in the Imewn world, supported yearly
&ton enormous expense, and able to far surpass
any of the advantages of the "Young America,"
if properly supplied with the auxilliaries herein
to be proposed; and there will be no delays of
eleven minutes, waiting for steam, or from break
ing nuts, as was the case on the trial of the
Steam Fire Engine, and no must always be the
case with any machinery having so much power
in so small a space, and with such tremendous
surging as there is-en the "Young America."
The plan to be proposed here is as follows:
To supply each fire plug in this and Allegheny
city with say iloo feet of hose at the expense of
the property holders on each side of the street,
or teacake my plan more easily to be understood,
will give the following example: A plug is situ
ated on the corner of Wood and Water streets
the owners of the property on both sides of Wood
between First and Water, purchase the hose for
said plug, with nozzle attached, all ready for
service, having a double male screw attached to
the inner section, so auto have it ready to attach
instantly to the plug in case of fire; let every
plug in the city be similarly supplied and the re
sults will be as follows: at the same moment a
fire is discovered, the remedy is at hand, without
any delay for want of steam, by ringing bells,
and by the other impediments, incident to our
present system; and the fire is extinguished.—
Self interest, if nothing else, will fully supply ac
tive members from among those living in the im
mediate vicinity of the fire. It must be evident
to all who have witnessed the commencement of
fires for the last ten years that had this plan been
in operation but trifling would have been the
lose in comparison to what it has been. Even at
our great fire in 1845 had a supply of ocly 50
feet of hose been at the plug on the corner of
Second and Ferry streets, and a supply ,of water
in that plug, only one side of the "Old Ice House"
would have been scorched, instead of the mil
lions which were consumed on that eventfullOth
of April. Another advantage of this improve
ment is this; should a fire get head way and be
in danger of spreading, the citizens for equares
around having hose at command, would be able
so'to saturate their property with water as to ren
der it proof - against the devouring element.—
Abolish the present system of a fire department
and yen will abolish the most immoral school for
our young melo the city. Adopt this, or some
other sitailarsystem,and the numbee - of fires will
be decreased tithe tenths, and ninety-nine bun.
dredthsless donclige will be done by water injadi
cionalyi used atifires. Have our Insurance com
pardeslany- interest in this matter? If eo, let
themknotie, and they will receive the hearty co
operaiionioesall property holders. •
Finset - Rom Slay 16, 1855.
Tna 'ld= ARREST IN ALLEGHZNY.—Our
readers', remember reading an account a
day or4wo ago of the robbery of Mrs Harris at
the Allegheny Depot, and the subsequent .arrest
of a young man named Henry B. Dusenberry
charged with the perpetration of the crime.
The accused, is a yoang man of intelligent
appearance and, connected with a highly re
spectable family in .the Olean country, was
brought before Mayor 'Adams yesterday after
noon and after a fall examination, honorably
discharged. We give an abstract of the evidence
offered from which it will.be seen tint Mr. Da
senberry ties rly prove Can alibi. The arrest
was ar. unfortunate one 'and ehould be a warti
nsng. in future, against hasty conclusions and
precipitate charges of crime merely on sus
picion.
The lady's pocket was picked on the arrival of
the nine o'clock evening train from the west.
She did not appear at the examination yesterday.
The first witness called was the driver of omni
bus 4. He sworepositively that Dusenberry
was the man who assisted Mrs. Harris from the
cars to the onanibie3, andthat he bad not seen him
from Saturdaynlght till yesterday.fat the Mayor's
Office.' Mr. Harris testified that the omnibus
driver came to him on Sunday and Said that he
bad seen the man who had taken the money sit
ting on the balcony at the St. Clair Hotel.—
He subsequently had him arrested.
Hamilton Stowe testified that at half-past six
on the Saturday evening in question, Dusenberry
had taken supper; itfihim at the St. Clair Ho
tel; that they then went into the reading room
whdre they remained until ten or fifteen minutes
after eight, when Dusenberry and witness' son
proposed to go to the Perry House to call on Mr.
and Mrs. May stopping there; they left the Ho
tel; witness went to his room shortly after and
was engaged upon some business accounts;.. in
about twenty minutes after he got to his room,
Dusenberry and his son came in and went to
bed; witness continued at his business for some
time and then went to'hed ; looked at his watch
and it was liffiiiinutes after nine; his eon and D.
were in bed when he retired.
George Stowe, witness' son, corroborated his
father's testimony.
Mr. Bennett testified that he was with D. at
the St Clair till after, eight; went to Perry
House with him and Stowe; staid over half an
hour; D. and S. went to bed together; witness
went to bed just after them. Ed..Seither, clerk
at St- Clair, testified that . Bennet retired a few
minutes before nine. Mr. and Mrs. May corrob
orated The statements of the other witnesses.
Mayor Adams then discharged the defendant,
rema=king that there was no. evidence to.held
him. .
Exit: own Lauczares.On Tuesday evening,
a series of larcenies were perpetrated in West
Pittsburgh upon' some half a dozen German
young men. The thieves went to their' board- 1
ing house and „searching through their trunks
,stole three watches, and about $l3 in money
belonging to-Andrew Meyersrand Sutler lfigler.
They then repaired to theshonwheie the young
men were engaged at labor and took a number
of articles of clothing to the value of about $5O
in air The larcenies were soon discovered and
information was immediately seat° officer Mc-
Catty, of West Pittsburgh, who went to work
with his usual vigilance and in an hour or two
had traced. the crime, to a man named Charles
McDonald, in whose possession be found moat
of the . stolen property. McDonald stated, that
he was innocent of the . theft, that a ID= na
med William Shields had stolen the goods, and
brought them to him for este keeping. Officer
McCully accordingly arrested Shields also, and
the same night brought them before Ald. oyd,
Fourth street, who committed them until yes
terday morning when they were examined and
McDonald finally committed for trial. Shields
will have a forther.hearing.
RA TLP n• I) EXCIIILSION.—The steamboat Thom
as Shrirer leaves her wharf this morning at
nine o'clock for West Newton,- with the excur
sionists for tho opening celebration of the Con
nelsville Road from West Newton to Layton
station. A collation will be provided by the
West Newtonians on the arrival of the occur
sionists. We understand a large number of our
citizens, including members of the Councils, the
Press, &C., intend going up.
Tax exhibition of the Greek Slave will con
elude with this week. Let everybody -go and
eee this triumph of. Art.
PAIL/Mt.—The .T.ackaon Independent Blues
meet to=morrow at one o'clock, P. 31., for pa
rade /ad, inspection.
Nsanow Escara.—As a carriago was passing
along Anderson street, Allegheny, on Tuesdsh
a little girl, fire 'esti 'old, daughter of Mr.
Kenney. was struck by -the tongue of the car
riage and thregn down, the horses and carriage
p a ssing over. her. When taken up, she was
found to be uninjured, except a alight bruise
on one of her feet. •
Roancar,—Yredeliek Starr,. proprietor of a
bakery in the Diamond, was robbed on Tuesday
night under the following circumstances: Re
retired to bed, leaving an employee named Chris
tian Metz, to watch ,a batch of dough. During
the night ite awoke and found that Metz had de
camped, taking with him one hundred dollars in
money, together with a - Zarpet-bag, two bate, a
coat and a pair of pantaloons—the property of
Mr. Stara. Metz is a;stout-looking lad, about
eighteen years of ne, and had on when last
seen a ittnlw hat, with hack pants and coat.—
lie ha not yet been arrested.
. .
sour FOus.o.—The Bearer Argus states that
Coroner Reed was sonitooned on Saturday to
bold an inquest on the dead body of a man who
had been. discovered in the river by n daughter
of Mr: John Dondo, nearly opposite Economy.—
Appearances indicated, that he had been in the
water two oethree weeks. lie was a heavy-set
man and apparently 50 or 60 years of age. No
papers, by which he could be identified, were
round 4 0 40 i>o2lloo. Ifs had a free pats from
Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, upon which it was
stated that the hearer was an object of charity.
From the rage, stlittgov Pieces of soap, dm. found
in his pockets, it was Interred that be bad been
laboring under insanity.
&fling liquor .on Sunday.,—John Beck, a lager
beer hall keeper'in the Fifth Ward, was arrested
on Monday, charged with selling liquor on the
Sabbath. - The offence being - clearly made' ant,
the venal Sae of, s6o — was infileped.
GESIZZAL STKOD or AOSOOLATO REDOP.XED
CHM/MI. —The General Synod of the A. P. Pres
byter= Church was organised on Wednesday
morning in the First Church, Sixth atrect..—
: Rev. Dr. tlayburgh, of Oxford, Ohio, delivered
-the opening sermon on the previous evening.—
' His text was Revelations 17: 1, 2--subject —Po
pery antagonistical to our free institntions.c—
, Thettumber of members in attendance is larger
than usual. The roll contains the names of fifty
two ministers and fifty two elders. It iv a dele
gated body.
- Rev._ William Finley, of the Buller Presbytery
was closen Moderator, and Rev. James Prestley,
of New York, and Rev. Joseph Pressly, Erie,
clerks.
The report if the delegates to the A. R. Syn-
Synod of New York was read and approved.
A communication from the A. R. Synod of lit w
York relative to a Union of all the Synods in the
North under the jurisdiction of one General Syn
od,
was presented by a delegation of Nix, minis
ters from that body, was read and referred to a
select committee consisting of Revd's. Pressly,
D. D., McDill, D. D., Clayburgh, D. D., Niblock
and Waddle, and T. McCague and John Robb,
elders. Tne Committee is to report this morn
ing at half past nine, when the subject will be
discussed. Thn communication recommended
the following as a Basis of Union:
First—The Confession of Faith, Larger and
Shorter Chatechisms, together with the govern
ment and discipline ofthe church, and the di
rections for public and private worship, as judi
cially ratified by the Associate Reformed Synod,
at Greencastle. in May 31st, 1799, shall be the
constitution and standard of the United Church,
in all matters relating to Doctrine, Government,
Discipline and Worship, with the exception that
the appellate powers of the General Synod shall
be confined simply to Doctrine.
&cond.—The institutions and property, real
and personal, now or hereafter to be under the
control of the reispective Synods, whether the le
gal title be vested in them, or trustees or indi
viduals, shall so forever continue, without any
interference in any manner by the General Syn
od, or any othe l rparticular Synod..
The New York Synod will also adhere to the
.Doctrine of the Constitution on the singing of
Psalms, and the communication states that the
recognised version is exclasively used in all their
churches, and that their ministers, when preach
ing in churches of other denominationg are not
authorized to use any thing but a version of a
portion of the book of Psalms, and that Sessions
determine when communion with other church
es,. or members of other churches, could be
proper, and are notanthorised to admit to the
Lord's Table any hut such - as could be received
in full communion, should they apply.
The delegates are also invested with full pow
ers to regulate all matters connected with this
subject.
The Report of the ,Committee on
.Domestic
Missions, was resod and in the afternoon amended
and adopted.
The report of the Board of Foreign Missions
was read and referred to the Committee on
Overtures.
The reports of the Presbyteries of Blair, Mon
ongahela, Steubenville, and Butler were referred
to the Committee of Overturns.
Communications were read from congregations
at Harrison, (lowa,) Cross Roads, Hookstonn
and Jamestown, Pa., relative to a union with the
Asiociate Piesbyterian Church. Referred to
Committee on Overtures.
The following resolution was offered by Dr.
MoDill and adopted, via
Ruolved, That a Committee of one member
from each Synod bo appointed to apportion the
sum of $6,000 - needed to carry forward our home
missionary operations for the current year,
among; the different Synods and report as soon
as possible.
No other business of importance was trans
acted yesterday. The Synod meets 'again this
morning.
The Missionary Sermon was preathed las
evening in the First Church by the Rev. IV
McEachron.
B...m.—"That rain is worth a million Of dol
lars !" was remarked yesterday. It was as good
as a shower of pearls to oar farmers, and was
not altogether valueless in our parched and
dusty city.
Dxs - ratcr Conar.—Before Judge Williams.
Yesterday was occupied by the case of Wal
lace re. Denny, before reported.
A LIST of (kaliLTDie inucka will be sold thi
evening, at 7l o'clock, at the Merchants' Ex
change, by Mr. Davis, Auctioneer.
A tersincreof valuable building lots in Bir
mingbam and South Pittsburgh, will he cold tbi.
evening, at o'clock at the Merchants' Er
change, Fourth street, by Mr. Davis. This sal.
offers great inducements . to any wishing to pur
chase choice pioperty, in those flourishing Dor
rough s.
A PITTSBcIWLI PFLISTEIL DEAD.—Mr. Rober,
Meeloy, a printer, formerly of Ibis city, died
Philadelphia on last Monday, as we learn by tb
Philadelphia papers.
Paocasssisc.—The patterns for Mr. Lowry'•
nevrSteard'Fire Engine bane all been completed,
and workmen are now engaged in putting the
machine together. She will be ready for service
inlets than two months, and will cost something
like $5,000. The builder claims that she will
possess many advantages over the Cincinnati en
gines, and will be much lighter. So states yes
terday's Dispateh.
FELGILR, the man injured in the Fifth Ward,
is improving.
POCKET PICKED. - - -Two ladies had their pock
ets picked on Tuesday night, at the Allegheny
Depot, upon the arrival of the western ears.
Ono of the ladies lost a valuable portmounie,
containing $35, and a through ticket to Phila
delphia. The other resides in this city and her
los - , is trifling-
DlED.—fht Wednesday welting, the 'nth Wet, at Aei
eelock, in the 25th year of her age, Mrs. MARY B. C.
MILLAR, notuart or: Wr. Wm. J. 3llllar, and daughter of
W R. Copesnd, Rao.
Iles fune.al mill take place at 3 o'elook on Friday after
noon: from the residence of her father, North Oanal street,
Allegheny City. Carriages .111 leave the livery of Col
Body Patterson, Fourth rtreet, at 2 o'cioek. Interment
.111 be at the Allegheny Cemetery.
BY TELEGRAPH
New Vona. May 16.—The Northern Light ar
rived at eleven o'clock. She brings 361 passen.
gers and $278,000 treasure. The passengers
have a large amount of specie.
Purser Hatch reports' that in the interior of
Nicaragua there was no further fighting. The
Government party had retreated from Leon and
finding the army of Mnaos too strong. were for
tifying Grenade. This conflicts with the New
Orleans dispatch.
The Ntcarangua expedition under Walker was
to hive left San Francisco aboutithe time the
steamer sailed ; it consisted of from 75 to 100
men, including Amino Kewen, Captain Hornsby,
and other well known individuals. The brig
Vesta was chartered to convoy them down as
emigrants.
The Cotten arrived up on the 22d.
ManzaneUp, a new Mexican port, is henceforth
to a coaling depot, &e. of Nicarangua steamers,
in their passages to and from San Fran'ciseo.
Recently discovered gold mines at Sand Hill,
Yuba county, are reported as yielding about $5O
per day to each man.
Wheat and other grains in the agricultural dis
tricts of the State, are planted in much larger
quantities than any previous year; this, too,
with Calrornia Flour at $6 per bbL
GG ROCERIES-200 100 bbtin. Rood fair 8 •
Sou bbl Dlantaikat Molasses.,
200 do eta= 813 15yrop.
00 do extra Golden do,
500 Mae Rho Coffee,
100 bizta Old One. Jan,
UV bra Pearl Ranh,
hhde prime Seger;
• . X5O midi Camara. •
10C) bbla N.V. Tar,
00 tiereee rUce,
3041Pack.gak T 4/.e n P.,. Y. H. and
fl
100 ban Egmettalable,
100 do Layer o. H
Ino bble large Ho. 0 ack%
':Wdo medium do do, :
60 do pickled Herring.
6 gum Hanllla and Dlad.
Indliph
4 oases altitzoets.
50 bags Pepper.
VJ do Alopice t
60 boxes Chocolate,
HO bbla extra Salt,
60 kegs aer'd Shot,
60kg, 6 twist..lo6cm,
100 bbla cut and dry do.
MX) butts ailed brands sad
. . .
edam Ts. Tohum,
100 bu Clay Pipes.
100 do PIO* Buda,
000 bble eroshed.,wdrerleed,
now'd sod coffee Sawn.
bu we'd vo Wm.
100' do dodo baleratos, ,
100 il t etnimp dP. Cr.rtitleda, I
With a fall assortment of e
Ilwg also Pittsburgh Mena
• 1010 SIIRIVMR k D
wryiblng unualykept in our
WORTH, 1.30 &
plea BAGS SALTPETRE in store and
VII, for male by LittiNETT. OLYDE A co.
WHITE BEANS-40 bus received and
foisal• by split BSLLa MOTE
• ---
' EW CUTTING CHEESE-100 has this
day received by lIEN R Y-H. COLLINS.
I N RENCII LAWNS—A large variety of
neat Idyl*. of Printed Lalrna, Me ti Jaronete. Or
audio.; .tc. rey2 A. A. MASON A CO.
rtißENthi RUSHES:47 doe of Frcnen
1. ;tubas received at 97 Market streetniy3
JOS. BORNE A CO.
ONGES—A largo assortment of fino and
./couse 610713.112 laai and km ode by
oal JO S. /LEMING.
ONCENnit-100 t received
Vibr rn • 4 JOS. FLEMING.
USBA'N D'B MAGNESIA -12 dos or this
...Reekinglea ankle, warranted flub. b ut received b 7
nil FLRMJNO.
V I AHSEILLES SILK VESTING 111
,/ Vl:tailless variety at 1a74 CHRST/11111,
iIRUSHED Satiti,--50:bbLe—,-jIL4 receiving
1.1 ham camel and for We by ATWELL. LEEi 110.
GGS-2,300 dos. now landing from 17 --- daaz a -
Alf sr Empire for We by 14 llAff Diana
_ -
SII kat ree'd and-for
WM. MeaDTCILEON I CO.
tiLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP--3 groes
lt_rof Low's genuine Old 11 own illednor $o mho.
large lot of the celebrated ;prosy Eon., reed Di
abl4
N Kw lIERRING 50 bbls. dry srdt. and .30
do picked. just reoViad fir. fi.cA
POTATOES -43 bias Nesiumnock rev eh ,
sd and Pa NU DO 019 BILL a most+
COMMERCIAL.
01311117'7ER OP A RBITR AT lON, lii is L A
W. R. Barmx, V. P.—Wm. :Rr.A. S. .S. Itaxasc.
W. K. Bram. I 11. Prctoce..
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
drirics Prrirrsowu listen, i
Minn:lay Morning. May le. !MS; —....
FLOUR—n. trankactions from lint hand.; steady sales oz., Pr-VX0c1..... .1.11,11...1 F. ilnia.
TiOrp EtcTe of ruperflrm input cooperage at plan, and PEN - NOCK & HART,
extract $lO.OO $10,225. lid the late armor Pennock. Mitchell . Co.!
GRALN—saies (ran non of aiefi a il NA bin. nhelled F
'I.,TON FOUNDRY,
Corn at 9f.i. and 30) dn. yellow on wharf at ..9'.• Warehouse, N 0.141 Wood Street,
ceccraie..--...k. 45 hhils. Sugar at 7. prime. and 1g
PITTSBURGH, PA.
tiblit. Moisten. at 14'.. -nob.
A /Mutant Sapp!, of
ITIIISKEY--arnall wan of Rectified xi:T.IX. Sloan and Ran.es. rPlough entingrand Paint/4,
BACON—mks In lots of 1.5.000 Mx nt 7,1.i.,x fir 96001- S tokingosemand Gra ;Tea
and s,bettie
den. 9,,ilif i l for Sides and 93,a10, mr plain llama. Wm.. Mixes. all sine,
. !follow Wan, Ind ailors' Irons.
. two and 'sails •
Flsll—sales of 10 001.. White Fish at slo.n). sod. 4 2 . ira-Wai e r .ad tj ee pip., and Mbeellaneons Castirga
half do. at 0.1.50 ,T 2 half bldg. Tnnit at S.-1.:9 ix0f.4,75 ; and madi. Li order. t032.1m0
10 hbla No. ..1 Mackerel, large. (10.53 ) at kiii.so. .
11AV—sales from Won, in the retail war. of Ibi Inles tt Iron City Commercial College,
S'2s and 50 do. In two lots. at .....—'.so. A lot or 109 tale, : CHARTERED APRIL. 1855.
damaged by water, was sold at auction at Sl3,agieSl4. „. . 004.60 01 Tlluettliae
ASHP.C , -sale 0(13 eta. Dxweatic Soda Ash at 3'.. Moe, ! i ri o r '''''': OP T , Go ' J ' im. R . .: 1 . 1: r.... 4 1 0:,'.....
.
, lion. W.. lima. gx-Gor.. 11. A Win. eso. ,
Col. Wu.:es Minimettess, ,1:1 A: FJussfalnAl. Emil .,
Col. Wa. norm. I len. entrant. liiiii.,
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Capt. D. .1 , 0111, AISS. FILM., EN.
N. P. lignsissak, /Mii
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
We had a glorious rain. yesterday. reftrshlng alike the
town .d country. It will prove of inesticustole 'terries to
the grope, and will bring up the Risers to a good atage.
!The Persia. Caledonia and Mansfield left St. Innis for
Pittsburgh on Saturday and Sunday hot. In poet. Caatle
Garden and Keystone.
The rerelpte of the Ohio • Lnillans Railroad for April
v en , poop azni.t $26,000 6 ,r the runnth of Mouth. This
it very large for thte tandem of the rear, with the but
Oraln rentil nearly out of the Interior. and yield, a band
mime return on the coat of the Hnail.
The Philadelphia Wor ears that the following I
wan pameal at the bate emelon of the Legislature. If m,
la one of mnisiderable importance to thaw, whom it m
An Ace PtohibUino Exchange Brokers and Bankerefecon al
lowing interest on Deparits.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Roue* of
Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penneylvania.ln
General Aeeembly met, and it le herebyenacted by the
authority of the eame, Thst from and after the peas tee of
[llia act„ It shell not be lawful for any Individual or eo-
Petnerehlp llcenced so Exchange Brokers or engaged In
the Imeinese of Banking. to allow or pay interest at •ny
rate ash= on money. deposited with them, 'ander a
penalty of /Pro hundred dollar, for each and . ro e ffe.
to be recovered debta are by. law recovered on half
for the use at the Commonwealth, and .he other half foe
the use of the guardians of the pace in the 'countywhere
such offence shall here been committed, Provided. That
this act shall not eytete to the city and county of Phila
delphia.
The St. Louis Republican of the 12th nye
- -• •
The Ricer at this point le receding slowly. Itenorted
on a stand from IMck island to Quiner. The Illinois Meer
In again reportni rising. No dung.. in the nillsouri. Thu
Wtanneal refmrts three and a half feet on the prlncipal
bars to et- Jorwoh. and three feet want trot t: Joseph to
Council illuff,Tbere le ten feet in the channel of the MI,.
.thrappi to (hire. The weather le ;bumming wanner, and
hanineas on the levee still onntlnuem brink. A large num
ber of boats are st the len,e waning for eargiten for New
"neer..
The steamer. y. w Georgetown and Vienna have been
chartered by the Government to 'carry troops and storm
up the Missouri. They leave on Saturday.
The steamer Don Convert. was sunk in the
on the lower likpidk• few days ago. She mu raise], and
Is now on her way down to this port.
We learta by a artrate telegraphic despatch from St.
Louts that the 'combination *moue the Missouri River
twat, In regard to ( Pringleplots been broken tip. and that
the Twin eity../. S. and other ihetsbnrgh boats
were loading for ports on she Missouri Itiver.-1 Cit. Gat.
Wet —The stock of Rice, which for roan time past has
been light, has been very considerabtrlncremed today.
maze COO tierces having been received from Charleston.—
NWes am making nt 63f(34.31.4 for fair to prime. There ls •
good demand from the trad e . and the market to arm at
the quotations...
The preaent Weekly Rank Statement I• a very favorable
one. almerlon a reduction of Linnilintie. and Lean, .Ith
fair Increase of Specie. Thereductlnn of Loma le err
than tem, anticipated. The Iletures ere :
Loans aMx Specie. Circulation. Desneita.
.May 5 $63,092,1541 $14,325.050 :1& lQ
May 12 91.642.498 11.555.620 7,1904 : 977 75,e50.522
Decreaae. va),576
1nereade41.450.745 SMl„tr.2 1t2.31.514
riold continued to atria from Plaadelialz and a
Wea
51r. Flcadier, the Arecknee of lament Pegs. /WOO a CO
Is iniying to-day the 33) 'it cent. remainins unpaid on the
drafts drawn between the nth and 16tb. March. but Le Per
log nothing on the drafts drawn eubeequently. A new
amignmeet has been mule by %Ir. Bee= of the remlitan
rea by the Minnie and two next steamers to arrive. which
arr. ebliforrhOccl to par the draft. drawn between the 9th
April and :Id May. leaving the dealt. from 16th March to
9tb April entirely unprotected. The ransom. for the pref
erence given to late: drafts averlthoserdrawn In then:merest
named alwee me not elear, and it wonid seem that so eet
of extreme injustice ad d been dew to the holders AM the
tinpremeeted drafts. There ran be no wood reason why
indd paidr e nto the San Franerser. homes far drafts sod re
mitted eMd he need to pa drafts drawn by rue
credino .reamers The divervion o f remittances. tn pay the
drafts in hill drawn between th• nth and 16th Thmen.whlie
later traft.v.veived no dividends. *al taking s large re
ncnsi . but this hut step far exceeds that In lin
tice. the tilarLer , s tands at present nn dividend ran t be
We by the ensigns , . until after the &Mrs/ of the next
Aspincrsii Mesmer-IN. Y. Tri b.
Sr. lac, May It th.—Reeelpts of °mitt the part wrak
woe nothinz like As harry Sc Shore the week InPflolll.,
and the reonit tr Sc. Ter, tewttoptiltle Trans.Jo in prices.—
Tue.day. :nixed and yellow Corn brwught SO to
white WI a ; Oats 56 , " to 57, with an occasioned let' at
Rye Saturtar ' morninc. mixed Corn sold at wi
1 , 3 yellow 9n; white SI to 51.15; Oats IO it).
sl, , teens on ettanke In Wheat- Satords• a mares
L 771 for rt n o r A.V:tl T :all " . 6 ; . l.Pt ir to " rl7lV e
of arbiter and red would DrohablY
etwatnand n,t , :t to 32.40.
-• .
Flow It hardly a. firma and buoyant as lately notired..
Itrande styled fancy brought 5g.42‘,, 1110 extra 'nu 14
merit...Blg 10,5 d to the !apt truttrart •
tied. The lvt nle ncrity enaperttun. nature delivery. was
at 10.00. Holders KA $0.70. iturn.diate &livery : altra
110.00 in slo.—idteput..
Tern. May 15th.—A little letter feciing manifested
ann.mg
mater
with a flight dilerern, In the priors of
Corn and }lour. Ws learn - of no change In Wheat from
the fart of there being hut little In market. The receipts
by canal aze , .r.l. inodrra. thi. Spring where we expected
an e.r.r.m. The break in the VILIZOI branch canal Is rut
ting ctl a Inca-nonentity of Curet which naturally Lennie
thi. way.
•
Fleur- h ,-, 14,4 cr,o4 Miehlgwe
bran.lß.•thi.l hrinc a rllah. aAvusle., ninry : 4 1kttin.l.sy. 0. m
on Kradee w,,rth about C.1.:4). Whmlit- non. ha the mar.
let to ppwalc or A largw amount would fl ad olek esle at
Mot Sr.t.AASZII for prime whit.. fltebloss val.lolllo.an4
F tor red. Corn-we learn of on. wale of st ` , 5
Item etx.r.tnnhip Eaet..-larg adrsere Ite Co, Saturda./.
. .
-fubwe.
ins Rmyss—The Mississippi at this point Is trona at a
otan.L slth tee rm.& itythe rhannsi m Odra The apysm
Mlnsissipsi is rspurtml at a stand nr very alowly
from et. Paul try Keokuk. uith 4.4 feet or, the uppm Pap.
Vk
:sru d'' ao tin . r fr.tn oun " alt s
out. TM
filinsis in falling, very slowly. and kto wdmit of s
at a good stags The
same old reports mune from the Missouri—no rlae. and no
prrspeet e—.3‘ restful the principal tars frees Weston
to the mouth. W.eth.e yesterday &Items.° showery.
---(Mt. Louts Repub. May —th
Within fnw days Dart there free been heavynreleale
of Golf from r - t.. Louie, No ., and other Weetern rifle.- In
part, Treneury trawler, to New York. Thnse .I.4ltions
bare mwelied tho act - legate Rnak, el:toning for the nest
weekan average of 3"..rof0)00 beyond
lee
of the week pre
ortllnc. At preeent tat baler., In the litih iTrrainrry le
only $2.3411.000, against seven cr elght nalllonn 1.4 yen ,
Y. Time.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
' CINCINNATI. by ClnelnnAll — iN l l , 44nlndlnA DCAJH
5.14,0 47 po. Able Hoer, D W 11,41.1r.4 c•ex 52 n 3114 leather,
.1 W Butler, 2 bbl. soap. 3 do nggn. .1 ,t W Bea; A Air .kinr
I•bis ware., 11.1.ny L Nlatheinn IQ to hunk H 144 ,7 t Well.
4 U. wheat. Wllmarth At en: fe, LLD 14n.1 oil.
pin I en: 5:1 do. 54 bbde t ca.
17h. m
11)0 don waelbcarD, sundeni/m e lol PlObo
do,
DUBUQUE, by U.S. 31•11-3121 eke wheat, Byran & ger
ILO do, WlN:myth i ere lY)bbla 1..41 Anna, 0 U Ilmeny &
en 14 eks =rap 'rm. Coleman A en.
lIU)NTON. by Iretio—lbo tons metal, !aimlrk 4 on
CINCINNATI. by Philadetphla-40 bbl. lard nil. Lwoh.
/TAlplu t en; WO An Omar. J 4 11 , Rem 0 bbd. tobacr, J A
Hutchison A cro 25n bbls oil, IA Iv/ 5 bble aloo•
bo1:11)
An whiskey. 50 do Cour, 15 hbds sundry tom
NASIIVILLK by Prborm-13 bbd J Floyd & Yr*.
1:
bbd Lam, 10. do. It Daludl t
. ir‘M. . ffn 464 hi/7c
n FoY;
Pith .n:
175 tom J 52 bbde dr
sboodirb..ll
NEW ORLEANS. by Aral B.-21 RNLI inadar..l A
{non A to., !Ads nownt haute molasses. It Nisei! A CO, - . 51
do. Mn..,er A Robinson: 6'3 hhde tudltr, 5.51 Id& do. Ido do
tooldlows, go bola wbOkcy.lso .do door, 154 tons metal. IA
Its eorn. sundry mneigrided.
BY BROWNSVILLE BOATS-58054 Rho, II 1bw...,
354 do. 0 A Berry .4. eo; 45 do, 35 tool metal, Forsyth A so:
62 8.4 ryas. 72 bhl4 SPD/1 . 1 . 3 41L6 raga, 6616 flour, tun
dry connign..e.
IRIEELINO,AJ For= City—C3 pkg. Idlest. Bryan
cos 21 rks potatoes. career.,
WIIEELTNR, by Diurnal-33 bgt malt. W3l 601 . 911 Y:
9 eke
601 . 911Y: *
d o
l. ISO bo. Bryan o; bbla 11
do onr..l M'Cully t 79
1 woo oda, 311 , von, comes. 7 mks buiry
H bb9 , .9140 C 127 140 raw. sundry torodsmoon.
LOUISVILLE. by Fairy graan-1114 bbla eurrar. J nord
k en; 12 eta baron, J Grin; 100 aka pea nuts, Dieter ef4
IS6 •heat, Wilmarth a on; DO tons fortal, .1 A Darla 2
Ina bot, 'X bbl. 011, 08 to hum. 73 hhtf • dawn. aastl4o
MA, no., 252 aka corn, owner, 4 40, 147 bble:rnolaaraa 10u
do flour, 9 pkg., annitll7 =Mao..
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CrITIAND A Pirrserson R. 11.-42 tits" paint. B A Pah:l
est.* a =6O bye cheese, 16 Gbh: f 0b, . 1i 11 (MIL= 24 do.
J Wllmn: 30 bay azalea M'Candless, files. 4 co; 2 Das
butter. Roam a ArCombe: 10 do, emit.
Omni AND PrVISTIVANA R. 8.-1 bbl butter 44 do mtge. J
A W Rein 105 do, 10 do butter. 30 Ms wool. 4 du hair, 36
rolls beat/.r, east: noo bum wheat. 137 pkgs do, Wllmarth
me 110 band.. b rolls Mather, 13 bhls egga o butter 137
bus corn, /59 bus oats. I sheep, 24 mires. 19 d rani shee , p. 2
do cattle, Ido hogs, 27 rho potatoes, owners: 100 tam do. I
bid eggs,_4 caarls,2 bat bacon. Bell Liggett: 75 bide
blatter, W W Wollner, 24 tom metal. Nbuirk a mr, 4 kg.
utter, :quiver A lillerorth; 7 boo bacon. J B Canfield: 10
ban dr fruit ca rr ia ge lard, I las bolter. 2Ws eggs, It IMP
sell co; 4 ~ A A WBane: 2 rolls lead pipe, JW
Butler: 2 bm frult. J Wllscm; GOO braoa4 J Crag: .3.1661.
egge..Z6o bus oats. 100 bus corn, 25 bbls Clow, 20 kr pm
tato.. 131 pm baron. 10 dos bucsets, t2O ocarlmti, 3
Ude butter, '4 bbls poarla, sundry oonsl gams.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVED-Jefferson. Brownevllie Luzerue, do Col.
Bayard. Elizabeth; T. 11. ebrlver, West Newton:lrene,
Ironton; Dlnmal. ,Wheeling; Philadelphia, Cincinnati;
U. B. Mall, Dubuque;-regress, Nashrillo: Allegheny
Belle N 0.3. Catfiah ; Cornplanter, do.
DEPARTED—Jefferson, Brownsville; Luzerne, do; Col,
Bayard. Bliratteth • T. H. A hriver, West Newton: Adel's:
Zanesville; Clem Fisher. Catanh ; Amason, Louisville
Diurnal, Wheeling; Brazil; Dubuque ; W. Baird, St-Louie.
Cluchtnati. Cincinnati Venture. hover.
81Tce.-On yeeterday erenlng there irere4 anti) Inane
to the channel and lalllng.
FANCY CASSDIERE—Something suits-
Ma In fancy and plain Caralmerrsj rut reed
nmy7 A: A. MASON k W.
FAST COLORED CALICOES-2000 pos.
p e er yard
colored CallermsJust
_racd and retailing st
aie per yard. ney7 (A. A. MASON.* CO.
. N7 A . mufti:L-300 bar No. 3 Mackerel;
200 ;,; do do dn for
eerlS HENRY 11. COLLINS.
130TA311-1. F casks No. I Potash for sale
br roy9 LIEN CY H. COLLINS.
BUTTER --15 blB. fresh May Butter thin
darroe'd by mei lIEN BY 11. MILLINS.
Vea OOD FARM FOR SALIe-.' 7-1- 115 acres, 60
to cultlmitkm. balance m good Umber lariat,' at 11
no from Nerairienton, Pa., and convenient to thumb.,
aehools and mills. This W. IS well watered and good
soil. A Frame dwelling boom, barn and stable, and an
orobard of Weald fruit with a good sedan. Moo sa,com
mr6 13. UUTLIBERT a .bON.
1 4 ATEST AND BEST MAPS, published
by .1.11. Colton Co, for trsrebtric
•
wan andatorsalca
the
Tortillalp Map of ltiestarn litstex
Map
olgidattta: Map of 1 , 0,1m0 nalo;
" lowa.
ml 4 O6.lBihrough tb J . I ...ItHlte.:llBrat.... F
ourthor Palo by
AD,75 F in.
. _
0 THE LADIES--Just . open this morn
, • ease of MISR I.IITENS. to *ell for '25 tr.
5 oen
Tunna nor, and White LINENTAFILE CLOTIIB, at groat bar.
saint; Cotton sod Linen G oode for Men and Boys' weer.
at lan tirmres Boston liltore. 63 Market et. • 1n76
PRINTED LAWNS, warranted fast cold s,
rfor 75 dr. n Oran Dengue and Dares* de Latta
taro lOet,. tuurardm Parasols. Smbroldertee. Cleves sod
Mitt, are 5 , 155 feat. Boston atone; 63 Market et.
BUTTER -2 bbla. tresh Butter;
boa .r ooo lknroent and lor sat i ny l 'kl etTW d a lit
.L, i•EZ O ust r
reo'd at ems-
TrjrB. 74 Wood st.. Duck Linen and Caulotere Coat
ings In vartetr of rotors ami stylem Marmara Vestpm
endlem variety: FIVIICII 1 Yana C0M120001%
'.tin be mad. to Orttel et reasonable Jim ash. et
C ER'S 74 Wood at.
We study to pima
:mill
8 AC614-1206.°°°- lbs. /lams . Shoulders
i and Aides in story and smokehouse for sale to
ye rt. ItOEIBON i IV.
Dissointion.
rril E firm of Pennock. Mitchel Co. has
r._ thla Deem hayed be mutual teement, and the
It.eolts eahl mn-ern ing been tree:leered to Joeetth
Pennock met Nathan F, Hart, they only are author - lord
eettle and etelleet the debts due mld lets Bra. Pavane
kn.aint: thenteelem Indebted wilt plea. oUI at Pennock
A Hart's. No. ill Wood st. and per the eame. Those
Mein. elalma against mid tiro, .111 premot them Str pay
ment. JOSEPH PENNOCK.
THOS. MITCHELL.
JI)IIN B. HERRON.
NATHAN' F. HART.
Pitt, t..41a, Ma; let. 1855.
CULIT:
MILLAR k BRO., Principals and Promemorit of Plain and
Ornamental Penmanship.
I. I. tintillCOOß. (author or Ilitchoocies )•stem of
hook-keemintr.) Principal of the Book-keeping Department
and Lecturer on all important business transaction.
JOHN VLF:VINO. (author of Yleming's new nod improv
ed system or BookAcepinc.) Lecturer on Commercial Het
JAMES U. HOPKINS, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
lecturer on Coalmen-Lai Lan.
L. J. COOK. Preirseer of Mathematies.
met. thomUtibi/ Intestine.] for the dotter of the
countinghouse.
The expense of Cent. is 161111 , than will he found eller
Where. Student.. can enter at any time dosing the year.
No restriction of limo.
, •. . ,
..The saclatanrelor miry. of any e chargeacuty wig be
cheerfully given to etodenta, fere of at SD y futun ,
time.
• •
The Faculty of the Iron City College have not • patent
right for their Colleen nor do they wish to monopolise the
buelomis, as others In fhb eft) try lode.
AU kinds of Ornamental Writing executed to order. in
a superior style.
Oodeenotifos.llvoin 8• N. till 10 P. n. Students .n en
ter at any time. SUEMIII guaranteed. m 715
Wet Goods! Wet Goode!
AT BOSTON STORE. 03 MARKET STREET
RINTED LAWNS, 50 eta, per Dress, fast
coIou r VERAG DE LURES, 76 dm per Droso
WET LINENS; WET DRAPERY MUSLLNY,
WET HOSIERY: WET TABLECLOTHS.
Row le the time to buy chespeoods, at theft...Mu Mare,
113 Slatket.treet . myl6
Notice to Banke and other Corporations.
Acme. Uctram.'s orlice,
Harrisburg. Bay lith. 18116.
EDITOR-Youß. will please publish,
for four consecutive weeks, the two following rec
ite.. n conformity with the. provleloup of the 730 section
of the .AOl of Seventh May. 1.55, entitled "An Act to pro
able for the ordinary enpeom. of government. the Repairs
of the DublicCanabt and .tallroada and for oth e ,
and medal approprtatlona 7
Very Respectfully, de_
11, Q. WALLACE,
M=E=Ml/
Prate. Ti. that all banks. Institution. and rampant..
of every kind and nature chatever, Ineorporated under or
Io purectimee of any on cattle legislature of Pannsylvarda,
I.oend or special, or of any other date, and doing basi
ns,. In this state. shall give ratite, accomiunled by the
oath or affirmation of the Preeldant,heceetary or Treasur
er, to the Auditor General, of the corporate name, date of
Incorporation, time of commencing bushiest and place of
business °tench bank, institution or company, theamount
co veldts! erack, dividends declared, If any, with rate and
thine thereof. or the vain. of stuck, aramiling to the pro.
vision. I th e act to redum the etal. debt, and to incor
porate the Penneylvania Gana and Railroad Oompatay,
passed April tatintruluth, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-P2ur.
Steno, 72. That all basks, Institution" and companies
who do not, by their officers. as aforesaid, give notice to
the Auditor General, as aforesaid. on of before the thirti
eth day of November next, and annually thereafter, and
pay the amount of tax they am legally chargenble with.
Into the State Treasury . in the month of Dee-ember then
following. shall forfeit and pay for the u.e of the Common-
wealth Interest thereon, at the rate of twelve wee cent. per
anuorgantll paid. myl6-iwd
Win. H. Talcott & Co.,
OOKING GLASS MANUFACTURERS
*ad Wholamb, Dealers la Vat.laty sad Fancyouda,
Clocks. WLiln
a ware, Au A Large ..nets of Willow G Wad
enta. Cradles, Chain. Baakets, A., juat reed .t earner or
Wood .ad Fourth at.. m il If
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
firm of LIVINGSTON, ROGGEN
I co. proptietore of the Pitteburgh Nneelt, Work .;••••
dosolreal by the death of Mr. John J:ltoggen on the kith
of March le.eL The holiness of the
Novelty Works
v~li to euttlnu,l In all 'Unmade. be theaurelelng part
era under the name and etyla of
LIVINGSTON, COPELAND A. CO.,
ho elm mettle hp the affalrsof the late horn.
()ALVIN ADAMS,.
J. K. MO/IMM AD.
K. CYJPELAND
James Irwin & Co.,
MA\UFACTURERSOF
SULPHURIC ACID; Sulphuric Ether:
Sm•et Spirita or Nam N Uri.. AAA:
Holman's Anal .11urlatle Aeitt
Aqua .ammonM. FPI% Nlsrans
Ft vier's Saint:on. my6ly
_
WIC IffcCIITCHBON & CO.,
WI LESAI.E.GROCE RS,
Product and Commission Merrhants,
...VP DEALERS LN
Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles,
. SID Ld.erty stred, corn, of Iran
. 7 3 pmenuhou.l.A.
Proclamation.
74 of Pottrburgh, sa.
1N accordance'with the provisions of au Art
of th e tienersl Agnembir of th e State of PonnsYlesola,
Muldlor for the honor - pm - ate, of the otT of l'lttabargh,
woI of the Supplement to pad Act. and also wrewahly to
ItenUotlon of [to, Select Couttliof glad City. I. IV Tit DI
NAND OLT.. Mayor of WI My; do Lome thlw
Proclamation. deelarina. that un the TUIILI) TULI.WDAY
OF HA T. A. li.. toM, Wog the Ugh dO. Ortb• mouth.
the freemen of the Fifth %lard. of MILI Mt,. qv:alined to
tote for !tomb* • of the house of RetaysentachvA of this
Ontroonwealtb, -set at thelr general Ware of hold.
In; Flee:tannin add Ward. furl nisei b• 1 1 ,31 • uthmn
real , ' eft., and ward. nuallbel to be • . eal a member of
the Hoop* of flerprearntatleee of Ole Commonwealth. to en
o .Ifeawho- e -e Seed ansnolll sa.l.W.y. to *neve for the
,
t ar , o , of Wlllntht R Hour, Igneel.
!liven under tot baud
an the anal of told rre el tr./f TM.
bttegh.thl• 7th Oar Shy, A. It., loth.
0.77 td
TRILL/MANI) I. VOLT., Nlayor.
Soldiers' Bounty Lands & Claims against
the Government.
IV ILL will procure Bounty Land War
n_ rante for Soldier.. their letdown 4.1 minor children,
end pro...mate elalme apdnet the ooe.rnmeet, .sa
ettond to butane's In the •-tntr.rt of Clelme." recently es
tablished by Conerten
MaNaiigMl=ll
Removal
SAIATI DICKEY & CO. have removed to
No. SO W.t , e l 0.1 hoot et, warstwriow Omani)
.H.o. hr Hardy J+nr S Cln 10
Pekin Tea Store
30 F.lTh G., one door East of lAr Erchange Bank,
kiBINmuG constantly in receipt of regular
? o ffe r d.tults. ofil he different grader of Tam importet enabled to
Ruth inducements. at low pries; se
will cholla.e competition from on/ vusrlv
IM-Dbrvbx• ”ere leaned:M o il requested to call and
21.1111121. my stork. B. JAYNE;
[Boat and Dispatch ropy.)
•
Spring Dry Goode.
. HAGAN &-AHL, No. 91 Market it., are
ir4 . l rezi k riNt dolly additions to their large end well we
Montilla; Deem Goods,
Embrolderi Liorirry.
Shawl ens
and Smarts. llousskeeping Goods.
Alexander's Kid Glares, ke., to which we would respect
fully all the attentioLuf the ladles. mh2/3
PROW STY HATS.—We would
ii Write one Mende and the public genernlty to
till and examine our new style of corrugated Mat;
which we are seWr i =r for CASED also our Celestial Cap,
these.. ado., ta be the neatest and SKIT cop of
lb iv. WILRON OWN. 01 Wood et
56 !CRE . S . :?r e, UR . Olillp h , bo 4o tta of t w . hioh ie
story Brick Mansion, Darn and r ex c tensive t ': rtagur b' s7ln:
Orchard of the bout grofted fruit. and ford. of' moil
fruit. shrubbery, Hr. The whole place being well watered
Is admirably adapted to Dairying purpose e. or would
make a handoume Country Itnldenos for man doing
Immures in the city, being ;Molted but 1 boors drive
from the city. on • beautiful plonk rood. Is offered et a
low pro's, and at term, to atilt .
n,a /M,lV a tiu wN.
inn
mill st
(FARMS FOR SALE at the Real Estate of-
Orr, 110, 3d Farm of 115 acre., 00 to cunt..
lon, with fine Improvements, situate 14 'Oleo from New
Brighton. One of gni acrea'Bo cleared .d well foneed, a
tali orchard, hour*, vtalga, an 307 urea of good farm
ing land, at Flpir acts. A Farm of 02 wren, 101 n cult ,
ration, tear Wellsville, Ohio. '34 meet of dial,* land
wlthlti 4 tam of the city, orehard and .tout IS acme
o!coal—ricep 11.700. A Farm o'loo arms, boom, orchard,
5 •CTI. In cultivation, good mil and water, prlmatimber,
4 mum from Olen Eastern 01.130.,Va., beeldee • neat
many °them, on rani. term,. P . !!HINT SON.
E=:IM
to or torrounan.
May let, lab& f
TILTS BANK has this day declared a &ri
der., of roan rim corr. on Its Oapltal Stoeb. parable
to btnekhoitiers. or tbelr legal renreeeatatlrre, on or after
the Ilth Inst. mr2.2iirdAitiv AS.
D. MURRAY. Carter
Lagglt Supl7_ol
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
AT TILE STORE OF
MURPHY da BURCHFIELD,
Borth East corner of 4th and Market Ms, Pittsburg,
ADIES' DRESS GOODS, inelnaing
s Spring and Summer Silks. Black do. Times. Derr
Res, Grenadines, and various other article., of thin goal.
Pr Summer wear. Organdies. Lawns. IllereinD de taboo,,
Pereian Benzes and Moose de Wars. French Chintsee
and Brillentlnee. English and American prints, eta.
WHITS CIOODS, main and figured. far ladles' Cremes,
Shawls. Scarfs. Glove., Hosiery, Ribbons. Sr.
EMBROIDBRIEB—Soper new etrle of lerer,h worked
Collar. Wiener., SPencere, Bends, I lounrings. Edgings.
super Fels of Or and lileeven
MOURNING GOODS—For Drawee. including Tames..
Cloths. Bombmlnes, Mouse de Lathes, Betakes, T 111.1.01.
etc., etc.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS—finch se Quilts. good. for
Bedspreads. Sheellogs. Pillow (Yee k beeline, and Linens.
Table Clothe, TowellWg. H•Pltinantr.
Also, Men and Hope wear. Including caper French
Cloths and Canimeres, Twerda,_Nankins, and Nanklnetts.
Patin. Silk and Marseil Yeetileo, 80/1010 Linton (pure
Flag.) and superior Suirting
Our Stock being vary large, and prices low quality
of
Mo
of goode, wemolts the calls of onr regular customers and
buyers eurrall mh24.
pA PER HANGINGS—Fine Room, Hall
and c ad ii„,„ raper, a large stank of cheep Hall
Fire Board Priats, Curtain Paper.. Transparent and
Oil Cloth Window Shades, at low price..
B. SADLER, Allegheny,
INDIA WASH SILKS—We have reeeirea
_tan assortment of the above clearable goods, of aaa,at
Patterns. and of • very superior 4prallty. Ladles are In
vited to look at them Wk. purchaaing.
myll) MURPHY k BURCHFIELD.
& MOLASSES —3OO bble N. 0.
olaueL 8.1111)do. N. 0. Sagazi
8. Molasses fbr sale by ROBIe0iI! W,
LARD OIL-50 blds. No. 1 Lard Oil in
store and for sale br T. LITTLE .CO. 111. Rd at
LARD -50 bids. No. 1 Leaf Lard in store
and for Judo Dr T. LITTLE d CU. 1 / 2 . 24 .1.
fiIIEESE-2 0 U big prinii;l#7l , .. Cheese in
kj •tnn and for resat redoora_priner tar rub.
m7B 2.LITTLE 200..112, 24 rt.
MOLASSES dr, SUGAR-200 bble. N. 0.
Molester.
DO 8 H Syrup Mobster. GO Mat N. O. Sugar;
40 do =Abed end pulverised Sams. W Aare sad for
.ale by iniB T. LITTLE a 00,112. Wit.
rProPLLOTS AND FLATBOATALEN—
p:gaIs ar.vrantail Lammedlately for fbeightlrig
at Your Thoutand Tow Italltood Ixuu to Eno
Indiana. Apply until Wodotodsy, and not aftorwards. to
E DITS Y. 001100 N AI Alitta A CO, No. 21 Wood st.
COTTON S'IVOKINGS—Jos. Home &Co.
have now Open • large stock of English and Mand
an lloslirry, In loony lite and onallty. erttleb thaw eon of
r onnoth len than Lit mason's Enloe. 77. MAIM= sr-
A. MASON A CO. -finite the attention
. of the tads to 60 wee oats style /Wass Prints
New York and Philadelphia Advertisements.
F:t..r.i c.. tsF: ^ Sigrid:. 4. Y 7 Youth .1 •t.. I hoe t.-Irh e. IVANTED—Sgi OW, for t; ho h will I.e -. _ " . r .1 "?`.1".. - ..'.-N"'" ''''' _
V V given Bonds Ind Mortgageeon Neal Panto worth Cracker andlliiOni t Machines.
Lee times eta amount. Aln len amonuts to exchange av ...
aex fiety of well secured Morthuuces. 1 £J. McCOLLUM are manufacturing
mhi-tv THOS WOODs. 75 Stb aL i a and have cpuesantly on hand then surninr
Cracker Machlan. witty all their lately tented improve
ilip USINESS W ANTED--$l5OO and the men u, or various sine.. Alyea. PatenrDnogb Mixer..
I_, the services of an active bosirtrut man ore offered for tracker Docker., Imenne 1 Oven Months. Dampen. *.r.,
an Interest in • safe badness. Enq . uire of Cr.. at 35 and 40 Eld • bike st . New York. mll-15ffuto
atra.atf , • S THOS. WOODY, $5, sin st.
- - - r Removal of Millinery Establishment
riNO STEAM BOAT OWNERS—Wanted to, Ilkil 3 RS. BURKE inform,' her friends and
buy. an lntereet , n a Steam Boat. fur • • ...I nth. ! 1 patrons that she La. rernovni her Millinery and
stoeks or real estate, will le. giver.. Enquire of I Dress taking Establishment fnun 172 to all Chestnut et.,
'n-25.-tf THOMAS WOODS. 5. Mr s t.
arrangement. are made far the mere extensive canytng
on of as blanche', and convenienon of customer, by ato
punriating the 15Pue and Ware room to the Millinery, and
monad
two
Dna and t
urningng. Every atter,.
Mon paid to Wedding and Mo orders. feliklme
WANTS
JOSEkS WHITE'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY!
OSE PH WHITE now carrying on bnsi•
nee In his spar.lous premise, (now - late& enlarged.)
between Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville. 11140 the Two
Nile Bun. reeportfolly Invite: the public to Inspect his
stock of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. Ac. And he rzticuhir
ly Informs gentlemen pureAmicri. that one price on Y ie
made. Fourteen years ei.perlenr- In the bodiless, enables
him to place before Ids pi from , the wane
pan d it collection
of Cartiage, which so many ii-tire hail teem his
particular department to select from the various and most
talented Eastern Manufacturers The eurcese of hi. new
• T •t e n, le eomlote, the eerinomy of his arr.genients will
supply the be et an.l meet fashionable iinnufacturea .t
moderate prioes.
Unencumbered by those beery expense, which the
mania for decorating Gonne, of businese has heaved upon
the prireof
and
mowing Liege relate.) Joseph White
sell on mid} y only, at much In,, than the usu.
al profit,
N.B.—Gime:Lacs repaired in the bent mann,. rout die
patch.
_
JOSEPH HORSE & CO.,
• Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
TRIMMINGS,
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY d GLOPEA,,
Fancy Goods.
N 0.77 Market et, b t. ith and the Diamond.
sir A..no tor Bruner'. Yarn".
IRON hiONTI
New Dress Goods
HAGAN & AIIL, No 91 Market street,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
F • the ladles to their no stock of Grenadines and
14.1 eß.p„prean dies and lA.. Craps and Espasine,
Chintzes and )Irllliantint lionise and Grenadine Flounces
Kolb., de Coln, and Lawn, do do. ap2il
Card.
E beg leave to 'announce to our friends
W
and the public that we vlll oon our office and
rsetnne out bltsin.s., In an Its Lnanches, nn MONDAY,
the 9th Inst. KRAMER A RAIIM,
Pittsburgh. April dth, ISSN —sp7-3tddu A
A :NAIIDER HAYS.
CIVIL ENUINEEI AND SURVEYOR,
E 11771 STV i l t lZ: l o >u Sf r rt
, 718 1, C0 na 1:727 HOME.
AS PERMANENTLY LOCATED and
y T will punctually attend to MI buinness entrusted to
. • .
Hon. Wm. F. Johnston. President Allegheny Valley It. It
W. Minor Roberta. Chia Engineer ••
(leo. H. Elebbeurn Assistant
D. Mitchell. Jr., Chief Enter Sittab'ir & Steubenville ••
Ju.Tbarripsom Superintendent City Gas Work.
Jae. Id Day. Civil Engineer. Allegheny int7...P7vtd-PtHi
CHESTER. 74 Wood street,
BEGS leave tc announce the receipt of his
spring Dunham! of Clothe, Casslineres and Vesting..
The stock has been selected with care, and will he made
to order, with the usual promptnes. and watistaction.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Ths Rock of Bosse Risadr-macis Clothing embraces the
irrnatßl syleir in the west, deidamel to suit 1l classes.—
Pally additions will be mad.. .kbo,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Including evm article for thintlemerie . complete outfit,
all et/tokizA wO he sabf at eery low pn'cat for CasA alone.
No charge for showing Goods.
apl4 “We study to Mean"
Agency for Soldier'e Claims.
140 CATION OF LANDS—PURCHASE
AND SALE OF LAND WARRANTS—The undersign•
.. made armingensents with competent and responsi
ble gentle Men to obtain mrtlfleatus or warrants fur sol
diers. Mill wldume or minor children. who are:stifled to
bounty Landn also for the lomitlon of lands an d the our
chase and sale of land warrant. JOHN D. DAVIS.
molt-mod Gemara Wood and bth stn.
Peremptory Sale of Timber Lands.
T HE
subsenber will positively . 011 at a
bargain. *trot 4300 terns of Timm. Land, to sun
dry tracts, situate In Elk county. Pa_ near the Illse of the
Sunbury and En. Railroad.
They must and will be mid, and or.n moth terms that
P cato-.tment. nnot fall of realising an Immense pr Irmo
their I
- • .
One of the beet Arms Iu Weramornland county, near
Freeport, rontaJning 116 b, anew, for Kale cheap—a rare
than.. for gardeners or harmers. Good building, with •
lame variety of ealeeted fruit. Also, noel on the premium,
Indleputaule. Von full partiralats. roll immedi
ately at my mom st the United Atates Hotel, Penn etruet.
where plots and drafts of the lands ran men, and title
pap e rs . examined. WIG be sold In • body l . t or eepara KEL te. P•
desiwhat,' MIC.
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n w ly ,,, ,N w lalaz t ! i n D e w a x a t l .l “ , tu b. ck ,r. o t t:
it ma - Immo:id him to my friend, and enotemera
Pittehurgh. April 2. 18SS. L. G. ORAFF.
Co-Partnership.
HAVE associated Joseph Dilworth with
me in the Powder and Commission tuolneah and will
WELLhereafter under the style of DILWORTH • RID.
WELL D. W. C. BIDWELL.
Pitteburah, April 10. 1120.
DILWORTH & BIDWELL,
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS FOR
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Du Pont and Hazard Gun Powder,
vU FIIC.NT .4TREXT PIT
i al l VERY variety - Sporting,
fur sal
Mining and
4BlaeUng Powder
termaa on hand and e front
aaJdne. farerable
Ila-Mereltsrs sad others please Prod lo Melt or
ders by IP. M. for dsllvery nest murblag, and by 11A. 11.
fir delivery In the afternoon. .mll.O
Pioneer Line of Australia Packets from
New York to Melbourne
CARRYING TILE TNITED STATES NAIL.
HE beautiful and favorite Clipper Barque
NIMROD. nineteenth ably of this Hue, will be aro
yp Lai en bet rood 'slake Melbourne, on the alth
out Parrenger soonnicoottatlono unoorpassrd. &nee—
lallk Vint Cabln,SLilk Second Oath], $l2l. The
Snared .111 be sabered by the celebrated Clipper. Ship
Windward. Apply on boardat pier/3. Emit Mot,. or to
Tail R. W CAMERON. 114 Wall street Neer York.
Removal—To the Peelle.
OLIN C. PARRY, successor to Parry,
pct.ll Co.. has removed him Warehooee nt to the
Foundry. on gee.nd rt.. adjoining the Gam Wor ex k, wbene
he IP orrpa2.l to .11 everything In the Casting line at
greatly reduced prim. nor-lm JOHN U. PARRY.
Removal
D. W. FIER&TINE do CO., have removed
. No. 15 Water Wont. comer of Chancery Lune. .p 7
- - • -
Removal.
lIIMSEN, Manufacturer of every re
). riety of ELALS. BOTTLES .d 1173rD0 W4L4S3.
!ark Porter, Wins and Claret Bottles. Demijohns and
Carboys. Also. Flint lihust in sysry variety. Warehouse*.
Una. ina yunood. and 133 and 135 First sta. Pittsburgh.
Penna.
Removal
R. SPEER & SON - hwre remorea to 334
Perinstreet tear the scenes of Pearl and Wayne.
house A.M.. and IP. M. aNlarsd
_ _
HOPPER'S PATENT PLANE.
T HE undersigned is prepared to supply
CARPENTERS. CARINET.MAKERit. and Workers
In nod generallyorlth his Patenteduld most
Planes.
AU who have tried It pronounce It et most valuable In
vention. that must soon come Into general use. Tho fol.
lowing Petters from practical workmen are but‘two arneng
many letters the Patentee has received recommending this
Plane glove all others In new
Przuronou Erna Lamm Facroar,}
February 22, PM.
We hereby certify, that during the last twelve month@
.rillny. 2 {Prd hopper'. Patent Plum, and donot heettate
to recommend It to Cabinet-Makers and (.Irpentere ae eu.
parlor to sent o othor Plane ln nee. We considerr, It peculiar ,
of itlt d ood. iNg g p= h 4 're r n Y 4r...Vg r:PittatiVg
the old mode of scraping, besiden bring a great aleving of
time. 1.)21e man, by using this Plane, will plane more To
ppers than fire men can do by any other place or method
In nee. H. H. RYAN &W.
To Mom V. Ear., Elm :
Door Sir-1 have examined iloppefe Patent Bench
Plane, and believe .10 to be • moot excellent artlee for the
use fur which it le Intended. as a combination 'of plaas
and scraper.
It Is perticularir adapted to planing tenser.. and it
does not require one4ourth the time or labor of the old
method; and I have em doubt, when its properties became
mop/ally known, but that It will entirely supencede the
krmer ted.ous and lab:alone custom.
I most cheerfally recommend it to all m.o. corniced
In the - Cabinet business, as from my knowledga of It.
there is clothing as well fitted to riven smooth and heso•
tifol rad& to veneers as the Hopper atent Bench Plane.
Joists W, Woootv
Furniture Warm:carts, 97, 9iii'll7g;t:
. Iltrburgh, }thruway-Jr Zl, ,1&55.
Ls to
MOSIViI RATON. of thig city, y sole Agent fur rho
sale of Planes, or of rights to mgnufacturs arid *Ali mem
IY.IL C. 11.1PPIIII.
mh...1/tmo.
RIME
For Sale.
ripllE KEEL-BOAT J. B. RUSSELL, of
,117=4=YlIa°L1 In goad remlot
P' c7u1,P1% oloo.forool b)
Apo DSNSj,
DLYDE2 co.
Hats and Capp.
WE would call the attention of our
Meade and the
_public generally ta our
beautiful stack of SILK 1/Alll, at S 3 and $4, which
cannot be surnamed far neatness and beautyof style
Also, our Celestial and Shanhai CAPS. which are the
most splendid ot the moon- Plush Caps at cost.
inhb J. WILSON A SON, 91 Wood et.
Nana) , and rang , Hoods—A Rill assort
ment'jut received.
are opening our Spring purchases of
Tabora geode, d eal er s d them mineest prices toall;
wou d invite country to exaour 'dock before
purchasing. Our stock of .LookingOlasses and Frames of
all kind . 1 s complete. WM. M. TA
LCOTT k C 1.1.,
mhl7 No. ors Wood street.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM
New York and Phlladelehl►, ► full stock of
OREM AND BLACK TEAR,
ggftni.verzign=ri i vanvg-h:Va
carefully selected and will be mkt as usual, either whole
de or retell. .
-
BUPERIOR RIO AND JAVA COFFEE.
LOVER/NOT and BT. LOUTS REPINED SUGARS,
PEKIN TEA BTORE,
log No. 39 Ylith Rivet
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A Valuable Property for Sale!
ryHE subscriber having a desire to move to
the Wes t ? offers for sale hie property. whieb brat- q ro • mile roes Phlllpsborgh, Beaver conntf ,
l' a.oppnelte the Rochester Rellroad Depot,-pear the Ohio
River. It will cult most excellently as .private reeldonce
for those who are mimed In business In the city... Rail'
nada. Steamboats, cr (Or °Arden's,. It oontaina about 12
acm. Os. two story Renee 28 by 23 Men .one story frame
la by 24 feet; • frame Earn, D) by 32 feet; • good Well In
the yard;.out buildings; and aim 0.5 grafted Apple Tree..
• Int of Peach and Cherry Trees. Thehole or any Dart
of the above mentioned Property will b e sold If chosen.—
For further aartleulars, enquire of 11. W. CISUCITTI,
Smithlield st., near
anDli4ind OPX)RGE V ,OT.
Reporter Office for Sale.
•
•
THE undersigned wishes to dispose of the
L .. 11EPORTEBI r- Prlnting Establlehmera. The busl.
ECU of the ogles vas never more preePsron• — ••• l . o
large circulation and an exteneive and profitable mlver
tieing and lobbing patronage. The P.P.' Is 00 rr to i"
47th volume, End hoe been under the matuuremeet of the
undersigned fora period premier eixteen years. N 0 per
In Pennsylvania bee uniformly adored • more,..•••rel,,
Patronage. In the hand. of a competent paw.,
Mess of the establishment Is sumentible° , 4, ••• , "
Umlted inerem.
The tail. of the gale .01 be made accommodating, and
.Immeesion given at mutirne. To man of some capital,
nameseing enerjoy and brmineas tact. no 'more deg/side
poeltion could be knual.
Address the undersigned. Wmiingtori Wltablatiten
...MY, Penna. my 11•104 JO/IN Bali Edna,.
Youghiogkeny Flag Stone. -
THE subscriber is prepared to lay °tar-.
I±y. 4 4c_.: Matrtlflir m 'gcgr .. b ' eftisi'f• 6116.
8 460 person who seemliest Eton.. In Loa Ditch' 74.
tartly morning, as harleikthera at the tat of tarty et.
has col
hirn lo** re leet Stonealakirkg them =Ma behlhoe
kw work dotWizebaage Beak, & h itue
Di" and nall*
M DANIM SIIELLINBARGIB.
Ifttth oWpoeUe Exams Bank. -
WM. H. FILENCH.
18th and Chestnut sts. Philadelphia,
MANUFACTORY of every desenptinn of
ARCHITECTURALPLASTER ORNAMENTScoratiock of Buildings, consisting of Center Pieces.
Mouldings. Mnrichmeuts to Condors, Capitols. Trusase,l.e.
New designs modelled with care sod =rusty to drawing.
All orders from the country punctually attended to an
warm:dad fanny rarely. teigamdo
Phrenological Cabinet
(07-, I N FOWLERS, WELLS &. CO.,
,Z-- .4% , Phrenologists and Publishers. =1 Arch
street, below Seventh, Prdladelph.ll, furnish
„ ?.,...y all works on Phrenology, Phytiology, Wata
Cu., Magnetism .d Phonography, whole.
eale and retell. at New York pria. Prof
elonal eumlnations, with darts, and full
...”. loin
descriptions of eharseter, der and
evening. Cabinet free. mrkg.. ltrO
_ .. .
FOR RENT.
UOR RENT—A delightful Country Seat,
pleasantly lorand In Pittbrarnablp. 15 =lnnis/adds.
from the city, and adolnlng the ground/. o(John Wright,
Naar contains about n arm of ground. highly ornamented
IMO. (mitt toms, flosa.r. de_ Theban., Is sap story high
has 9 roomy and llnbdted In modern style: an of Dorn
actor. •Istern. stab'e and carnage Mum: add nut to •
respectable tenant Elan per rear B. 51eLAIN & SON.
TO LP T.—From the First of April next;
the commodious brick building., eitnate in the Sec
ond Ward of the tity of Pituburgh, betweet itreultecuidge
Meetand the Monongahela !Over, lately occupied by
31cear, Bakewell, Pear. &Co.. ex a glees manufactory and
WAR? 0 OW,
MS property is eligibly situated, adjacent to the Mo
nogahela wharf, for any burin.. connected with steam
boanting or river trade. or for manufacturing peewee,
email bulidinge and •esparleusyard am attach
". A ARNEA
ppl to OLIVCII W. y Pittatrrghand eellte it It . eo.
mh1317 Neville HMI. rm. 4th and Liberty on.
VOR RENT—A very desirable Dwelling
Dome on Penn at. The house le in Mat rate order,
hoeing bran recently fitted up,_ papered, paintml and rat ,
Mailed. Enquire of JOILN WILSON, 263 Liberty et
tuba
r L • 0 LET—A Dwelling House on Third St.,
near our office. S. (DIM BERT & SON, 140, 3d at.
10-LET.—A small well-finished and fur
nished STORE, with large show window, next door
ecenter of 34 and Market et, Damneder given im
mediately. E. D. D GAZZAIL
0-LET.—The STORE on Market street
next door to the merger of 3.1 et. occupied by Mr. D.
mO-LET.—The
an excellent and well-known Mend for the clothing
ten E. D. 0.4.72 AM.
For Sidec7r Bent
•
A WELL finished Brick Dwelling:, adjoin-
Wllklnsburg, and near the Rkilroad Station.—
The House td 14 rooms. and the lot. on which there
is garden and good 'tabling. fronts 56 feet on the Turn
pike and extends 264 best In depth to y foot street.
This desirable property wilt be sold lowand on very y
temp, or will be rented for $l6O per annum.
1a24 E. D. GA.ZZAM
To Editors and Printers
qrHE Building occupied for more than ten
years by the Pittsburgh &sedge, uld which le central
ly ortsted on Third st.. near Market, is now Colt RENT,
affording a good opportunity to Editors or Printers of se
ri-len g a well known stand for their business. This prop
erty is directly opposite the extol:mile Printing and Nom.-
establiehmentn dlngerly's Dispatch Building.—
Par terms, apply to E. D. 6AZZASI,
.rt 22•41 'Market so. between 3d and 4th.
Water-Lure Institute
HAND .STREET (SOUTH BET. PENN STREET
AIM THE. RIVER,. PITTSBURGH 24.
POCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Practi.
/loner In the Old &hoar of Mild.. Allopsthle
llomaTathle,. and for the port ten roan a suoressfol
locorlo
flydrovathlrt. has °Dowd a WATI2.I MILE to the above
rt.
Tb• perfectly safe. Street and immediate effect thin .71.-
tern bs. on all Fevere, and all disastes agate and chronic
—while it 4 mild. gratatul and Invitrovid`ng to the weak
and debilltatwd. renders itnecullarly desirable in families.
A l
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and iioMOMllthle treatment will be adminie•
bowl where desired; but, after Weigand thorough egged
enon, Doctor Beale give*. decided3weirrowe to LL
thy, which hast.lhrnughont the old and now weld. pm,
omlnently .eerowful .eery f out of dinette. incin
sinel nciplent Oonentoption. Bronehttlae Dyspepi., In:
flemmatory and Chronic Rheumatism. Asthma. Cutamd
on. N•rvous and Liver Diastase. Testimonials of curve
from highly reputable attune of tumrly every State bathe
Union, can be examined at Dcet,r Beeles odlcer. The 1t,..
Clergy are Invited to consulthlm
Warm water being need In tl moment:ea:tent, and of
ten throughout the trattmenLit lea luxury Instead of un
pleuarit, as those unaorminted might suppose.
.111.121. tharles :Brewer, Wa ter man Palm
er, W. W. Wilson._ W. IL William.. Thomism Bell. J: R.
Walden, D. T. Horgan, Wm. IL Holmes, 6 R. Magnet. R.
M. Kerr.
The underaigned,harthg • Ulted Dents, Itselea instate
thin and whammed hie niceeneful treatment, cheerfully re
commend him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy
eirtan,
Charlie T. Unman, Jos. 31`Connells, David Quist, John
C. Curtis, Rob!. Patrick. John P. Li vingston,John Wright,
W. W. Patrick., alma P . Eaton, 1.1, Ormsby Gregg.
tatinmd
yEAS, TEAS—The cheapest Store in the
sh a y • a t the re plane when the bug Old CothatrY
ell.l can y. Ds bad.
Fin; old C . Otiii . try Platt at 60 eta. per
hoe Con, sad Oolong
nalllrian 40 to 75 eta. per lb., put
In amail ratty boxes exprey For molly titia, from 3 toll
lba.
Floe GMI3, Irartard.l to giro rattriaction., at 600 r
Coffen. 12.5. mnicar, Miq
Spires of all [lnd, etkesper than late be had at any other
atop. In the city. Allnd thn atone. tiforrhe Tea Mart.,
2d door ht. Inamnad alley. In the Dhunond, no+ by
nnh3l ibOSB a 61e0)31128.
THe ADAMS EXPHEsS COMPANY,
A JOINT STOCK ABSOCIATION.
Orpru.rni July 1, 1,454, OW laws cr , itino Fork.
Capital In 12.000 Shares!
SY"CK lIDL DEEM INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
President—GEOßGE W. CASS, of Pittsb'g
Geo. W. Cato, Pittsburgh: M.Jihoemakar. Baltimore
E. S. Sanford. Philinisintaa. Johnson Lieingston, N. Y.
A. Adams, Bosto
W. Densmore. Nn. en
York. C. Prootter,Brisigarstrt,Con
Irtsley, P. Elver. R. I.
J. M. Thompson. EpringfisliL Mass. ap2l-Int
April 1855.
OSEPH HORN E & CO. invite the ittten
tion of Useirenetomers and the penile to their mend
remit , O .
Trimming.
311111Ar b 7 o llooda,
g:hrolderies.
nosier,' and Glom.
A large stock &waist,. They are now receiving at
aria 77 Illarket street.
Spiritual Telegraph.
lIE organ of modern Sicaritualiam, Fourth
vol. opsamenres in Slay. It coutaine the fullest te
rm extant of Current Facts arwl opinion. oe Spiritual i
term:rise. Pabllahevl weekly at V: per annarw, too
epiritual Books for role by PARTRIDOIik BRITTAii,
Vivitroadway, New York.
Y. B.—A catalovie of Elpiritruil Docks rant on applica
tion. aple...lmdP
Varnish, Va.rnish.
Philadelphia Varnish Maxiufactory,
80 and 82 Sorb% FoueraStrect.
THE undersigned would earnestly invite
the attention ciiCorrntry Merchants, brach Maker..
Met Makers and others to their rare superior Coach
body. Carriage, Cabinet, Demur. China Okra. Drying *-
ran. Spirit and every other kind of varniehe, which Drying
berm to constant use newriy,Forty Seen, and feel confident
in raying that they aretnararpegeed by rayother manu
factured in thin countr7. for their durability, dryingerall
,UBs and beentlfni iratworenee on the work. Our pAces
are moderato Lad terms eery to good bra n. Gin OA •
rail. C. BCURACH A CO,
- rot.2l4rod.w 80 & 82 North 4th rt., Phidadelohla.
__.
RemovaL
L E XANDER GORDON, Commission
octd Forwarding Merchant , ham natured to N. 121
et.. between Wood and Smithfield.
'Dreams.'
REVERIE, by F. H. Hod&s;
Pon goes the questioln
wee o
ever Blue L'anarles, or My Last Cigar:
Angets brightand nett
Bare you seen ham; MY Annie Dear;
Oh whisper *hat thou feelest;
I've a heart to exellartalr, Away down Bast;
The Flaunting Flag orLilatrtll
One careen word: Lout. Napoleon Quickstep:
gentle de Lonne—lteeetie par C. Vow
Moon whose WITS: light,. with wariatioux
'L Male pas J. Amber;
La Zephre—Temelo—Mea. J-win
NEW POLKAS.— •
Ple.rile: Why lea Tian; Chestnut at. Josephine.
dedea — ted to N. P. WIWA Fairy Land, A.
New Menroset—
.. -
Frederick the Great; Grand March de Concert. dn.
01:11T&I
• •
TIM Days' Oh whisper what thou feelest; Separation.
Also. • collection of sheet Moak for the flute and 01011 n,
just reed by CELULLOTTE SLUMS.
At the old eetahllebal Depot, N 0.115 Wood et..
spit Second door above sth et.
WANTED—Ohio and Penna. R. R. In
come Donde,
Do do Stock, do do Dividend Scrip,
North American Mining Company.
Natiocal do do
Pitteburgh Citrlionds
Allegheny City tionde,
Merchants andManufectorera hank Block.
WILKINS A CO„
Bankers and Commiss ion Stock Brokers,
aril No. 71155nrth street.
DUDLEY. STOKE & CO.,
COAIMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
N 0,9 SECOND STREET.
(between Mnin and the Riter,)
Louisville, Ky.
rdARTICULAR attention paid to the lour
chase and gale of Am/4 WM, it'Vrf".
. Flour, Chafe, dh, together withal' kindaof gee
and Manufactured witch%
tit Urged, and usual advancer made.
lame ro om deroted to the exhibition end sale
or K.. Fortes. Melodeons, Church and Parlor Organs
and Lindell Instruments.
'ma To
W. A. Richardson Ileum Manufac'e,
Buchanan & 0.. &
Wholerale Grocers and
Commiss!on 2derehauts.
Cornwall & Bro., Wholemie Grocers and
Star Candle klartufarture. •
Watkins & Pork. Packers & Corn. Louisville. 7
mission Merchant.
Arrostron.& Allen. Pork Dealers.
Shmtiromer7,Baragr A On, Wholesale Dry
Coed. frohted7d _
Gas Fixtures and Lames.
(iREAT BARGAINS at No. 221 North
Second vtreet: obese Vine. Philadelphia. The sub
bere offer to the trade and public in general. of that
.own manufacture. to all Its. various brandies of Wert
sLyle and tinDb One (fflandellers. Pendants, did* Brackets,
Drop Lights. Pilisr Lights, able, new and desirable
patterns of lamp Chandelle., Aide Bracket. Pendants.
Imprnred Pineal! Lamm. Mid, Lard, Oil, Buipending.
Bland and Night
.L..npe, both Jimmy and plain, tuitablie
for •-t pospoe. h en ROI may be required. Eidrandoles;
nnquet 1101ar. emus, Large variety of hhIP Lune,
ad. Side and ktand Lamps an work warranted and
prime reduoed. 111 ammo -Insure of g iving nnsive kla
otanery Won mulled Webs:dm ayete
tenth:ln to the manufactenimpp..„ also, tol.h. account°
dation of customer.,
HEIDRICH. HORNING i BRO.
No. 221 N. 2d street above VI.; Factory, Mercer street.
year Norris. t0b212014.12
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
STEAhIBRIP LINE. (ODs Niesssue.)
Bata:Non qf Prices fo ruff Cur Meet s Ike Chatt and
Bealthiat Route: &rot Ihnutrat Affkr Shorter n amp
other Route, eras aroahtio the &tacky Banana .14feer and
tnaptilar afelenyarourboottep on limn= Bay.
THROUGH I.li ADVANCE OE THE Et her
The Acoesory /Transit Co. - (of Nicaragua).
Propnetore`
ribn: NORTHERN - LIGHT; STAR
THE WEST, PRONETIII7% . or DANIEL VEIL
8 ell first thus steimasbips..witi lest* New. York on
the b 11420th of oath month; anroxtbm en Mo
urning Transit Balite; (Wing but twelve matt of Imul
UsturpartA.itbn.
nith eras VOCtimseederaisni road. Wand au.
the staamahIysBLEERANEVADUNDLE .
liT3MEna..fAelyio, end IiENVEIZE JONATHAN
one of which will leave robot .. the Prat
terminus of the Vninsit Haute, uYadlitesurr
'Wye many* the Enseeruters et the Oomytaty'vnbsrf •• irk.
medlately cot e
A th Wi r e rl 7 l. lls " l4=firt I se=tii .: sTet
Stan. For Ititc " ainottart. At reamed yanenADAY
owyto mastuun MCADAM. Airent t ,
• WO 111111 N
. .
NOTICES, &.C.:
w r
r , u l',P4rtnerPhip heretofore as existing
dirsoire • d
b ren W LONG .na JOHN PHILLIPB 6 ti the
oilug and G Fitting. la day
y mutual common
, The hurler. of the late thia will be settled by 8. A.
LONG. who alone in authorised to collect what's duo, mut
Pdebts. 8. A. LONG.
ittsburgh. April 33, 1855. JOHN PHILLIP&
VILE business of Brass Fou4ding and Gius
Pitting will bete:ail, coaducted by the under
troe& at the old stand, No. 109Prontst under tha mule
of PHILLIP , CO. JOLLY PHILLIPB.
PHILLIPS CO, will have the anyriceact HUGH OAL.
LAGGER, es Manager.
lo retiring from the Bruit Founding and Gee Fitting
reoomtnand Mesas. PaILLIMg 00. to my
friends and cuatomera anal- A. A LOBO.
Dissolution of Partnetsily•
T" partnership heretofore' ea ,,, ting
wca Cai an.
be
port Standa J d
Ytardinmend JB
b M en h d e s l co h n h ed `
tol e s*
mutual consent. All emistanding acconitteare to
gtaiLlito .1.
ard !i n id t i t !eltel, under whose name Co. McliCerott
McgMenort. April ' atb.lBls.
lATANTEU IMMEDIATELY, a Composi
tor. one that Ls able to do some work. at
weeg. payable every Satunlay n. Alm, • Boy
who Ls able to work at Crhe, who wlllrec.tive wave.
Any applicant. If found an a l
tools kir the work, Maykiskin
the mune In the McKeesport Standard odic*ks aeon as
pcwalble hom date of Mils notice. . •
spit J. B. SII2IOHEL.
desolation. • '
T'
firm of W. & MeCUTCECEON is
this day dlssolved by limitation. The so
having enociated in partnership 'with blinself FL. MT.
TON, the Otosory. P roduce and COVlGaiStkal tulpt will be continued at the corner of Liberty and
to
et..,
under the styl- of WM. IILeCBTOILSON &CO.. who will at..
tend to the settlement of the boldness of thelate
Pittabtagh. Awl 1005. WM. MNJUTCHEON.
Dissolution of-Cr
_assolution of-Co-Partnership.
riE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
ng between the sobeeribers, In th e Tarist7 and
Goods boldness. ander the yle of ".111;landles.
CampbelL" L. this day dissolved by e =told tonaent.
The bosinese of the late nem will be settled by either of
the undereigrad. who are hereby authorized to doe,.
.MIIN KVA aIt.LES.9,
DAVID CAMPZIKLL,
ta.IIIIEL POLLOCK.
le retiring from the bustnees. cheerfhlly recommend
my . snoceseors, M'Caadleas PolkelL to the conelderatton
of
Patronage of my friends DAVID CAMPBELL
1 1 0-PARTNERS The undersigned
have fhb. day fbrmed a!partnerahip, under the style
'WOAD DLESS & POLLOCK. for the beaneactiort of the
VARIETY AND DRY COODS bantam& No. DT Wood etreet,
where they rnmeetfully Invite a we:dim:lame of the
_plane.
nage h.q.:mod upon the late dna. JOHN APCANDLLIIB,
tehtle.tf sAatm, POLLOOR.
IHBSOIIW--
Dissolution of Co-Partneislup..
THE co-Partnership heretofore existing
between the embarrileira, to the Grocery bnairtgatcht
n.:mot John Watt A Cu, has tide clay been cilmolved
by mut-nal tionnent.
The basin. , of the late Sim sail be settled by Jobs
Wilaon, at the old stand on Liberty street; and for, tha n
p , c „" trree he is hereby authorised to um the DM. of the
January Bth, 1866.J0HN WATT
JOILI WILIB(3N.
Is retiring from the Mildness, I eheterfull7 rauamen
my late MIMI . , John Wilson. to the patronage of our
former cmtomar. JOHN WATT.
JOHN WILSON, - Grocer and Commission
6i.sthss4 N 0.280 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
The subscriber villa:Wince the Wholesale Grooery,pm
dues and Comillaston business.at the old stand of Job
Wad d
A Co., No. 268 Libertr street. • JOHN WILSON.
Dissolutie Co-Pe-`
4./issolution of Co-Partherstup.
11HE partnership heretofore existing-under
the nameBLACKBURN CO. Was diesolied
t day by tbe withdrawlosi of 0. llLtsekburn from the
Orm The business of the late firm will be settled by eith
er of the euteeri tam at their old stand 011 Water st.
0. BLAKBU
Pittsburgh, April 2 d, 185.5. GEO. B. J ONE S N.
HAVING this day assoeiatedwith me Mr.
JAS. L. COOLEY. our former Rook Keeper,the busi
ness will be mulled on as formerly at the old stand. N
141 Water rt_ under the style oCJONES A COOLEY, an
we solicit the patronage of mar old customers wad the pub
lic in general. OEtb 11. JONES.
Pi ttaburgh, April 2.1805. JAS. L. COOLEY.
In withdrawing froth the late firm of 0.
Blackburn A Co., I domost cheerfully recommend my old
partner. Mr. Geo. B. 'Jones, and Mr. J. L. Cooley, to the
Wad...of the Dublin, and benneak for them a matt.* -".
thus of the Patronage le liberally bestowed . the tote
aim. , ap2 0. BLACKBURN.
4
OTICE—The late firm of Wink tk .61'0u:d
im baring ban, disrobed by the death of John D.
on the wih inst. the business of We tom will he
Waterers. the undersigned, it tlair olians c 0.., Wood and
D. ALVA h DLS6S, Burrivlng I%rtner.
LO-PARTNERSILIPThe undersigned, o I
the late firm of Wick A 3reandiess, lam to. day so with him NIL .JAM MEANO and. lIARRISON A
00101 N Sr the purpose id cantlnultm the Wholesale Oro
(wry and Commtudon Padusata at the old stand, corner 0..
Wood andLWater etc Plttaburgh. under the name and
style of 3` ... ID AfRANB A Cl). They respectlnZin -
egt t e t : al ; - .
.uure of e patronage eo I . lnenaliy_ ex ded
U. Al WINDLESS.
May 2:.
__
r scribes , •trading under the firm
of hat.) k DC LA DOE, dbmolyed partuarablp on the
Inst., by mutual tomcat RIOnARD BARD,
Pittaburgh, March 19th, 1835. 31. DE LANGS.
The subcalber will continuetbe Hide and Leather bus
bleu in all lja branch., at the old stand, N 0.215 Liberty
et, and respectfully whelk, a continuation of the patron
ace . liberally extended to the late firm.
20 -
,lUCUABD BARD.
~,,, ........
/ 1 0-PA.RTNERSIIIP—We have this day
11 1 - al=lV.d, itie=eePieciiMittgre.LAt',,N4
f e r hr . ,..la t et. an
tlrm c d f tr . 113uAdne. totnek p ugdudted' under
WASIUNOTON 31cCLINTOCK.!
•ALEXANDER IIreLINTOCK.
GEORGE
Fittablh.gb, !day 18.51.—nyla
VOTICE—I blve sold my interest in the
J b ::. l' Prt ' ill?p f s i fr o lltePtrus A ftli t : B eid A • caen "n o "24
Prone a. I cordially recg t mmend th e nes El:nolo-the a
roma - ear:or friends. C. El. MILLER:
PiitebaratE, Julydy
•
U. A. kosa •
15A. LONG & CO., Bell and Braes Four/.
1,1 dere andOaa Fitter", halite attention to thole. gook
Brackets, Pendants .d other fixtures.
of all khrlisig ord'er i = gel=
coned pa and tanALT.
ttm and keep anti-attrition mete kaly or, bawl.
. ,
OTICE.—The :ate •firm of JONES
QUM heel n g been dm:lived by the death ofJohn
Nagy th t e hr th re"t". the t rtrh• ° r e* =en
Rove First stmts.
Sept. 30, 11154.—0c.2 ISAAC JONES, ettreing Partner
ISAAC JONES, Manufzetnrer of Spring
1114Zact.t11,:j'A tiPeMer.„Shtralleat.Bl7lperi:M
Patent Harm Mall au. tra4l.rea Aalm—Connt,
Row wad First etreeta. Pitldburgh.
. .
•
Olaf JO WED
irk B. ROGERS & CO., Manufacturers or •
• Roger's Putout Ireprand Steel Colt/ratan—colic*
corner of Ross and Find str•nte. Pittsbmgh. - 4 fe1.2-1r
OTICF,„—In consequence of having sold
ono i Ftran to the Camtrrdi:
trgioriorsagbassi
it.Srat Creek r end
sterthip existing under the flan of ROG
GER, at Cambria Pumic are both 'dlseekred.. The bast
efts will be eettled up by the managers at "the Furnaces
and Gemge S. King, who ate authorized to we the mune
- af the respentive arms in sett/lug natthe trueness.
_
Sfax& 18 a& Imhs.-tfl uEORCIE P. SII.O.ENR e
/166 KEN SB.
D. W. Inattim2.,
ZWIZILMIt.
- I ,I W.ILE.RST.ESIE CO Commission
a end Forwarding Merchants, aml Dealers genera ll y
n nee,
_Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. utd other Mantilla.
tures, an. No.. 93 and 93. Front street, Pittsburgh. •
•
Tito undersigned havingformed a 00-piartner
lads, ender the style of D. W. uNgm,NE *CO 1w the
tronsaction of a General &Jamey, Commission, Fptisardin .
Si' roduebtooness. at Nos. 93 and 95. Front Aron. nrelue. g
pared to giro sped attention to filling orders, ssesivmsc,
.134 fonrudi.g Produce and •=erehandise, and to tIII.
as
motion of all business that may be entrusted to their Cate.
A .W.
L E C RSTI Vg.
RMS. to—Lnarke & Thaw. William & Cat W '
aPeully & Co.: F. Sellers tv,iso4 Roy. & Kramer &
Rahn. Henry GnaKsg.; 1111 auk glehbamtG. EL Joints=
Ftsq.; T. !Lama. Fsq.: liters, Wile. Kag.tbolotoon Stoner,
Jell%
. _
JOS. MC
,NOTICE: Joseph Fleming havinLaza
dated with him /web Abel, the business
ba conducted under the etzleofJOSEß ABEL t CO. at
the old eland, corner or ibultnneld end Fourth Rivets..
•
('t o- PARTNERSHIP--Ravi n associ atedX.) E. S. Ward with me la the Drug bur the haul
tem Ida be carried ea from Ude date, ender style 0
R. a SELLERS CO.
January 1844. 1.4
-•—••••
L L B=lRa
X. 8. WM.
E. SELLERS &. CO. Wholesale and
a No
Dealers in DIMIte. I'LL , . On., T.Lrid l h"
pie...N0.07 Woad atreet. 12,4
Bear or Prressuaen,
•
May let, 1855. •
PHI': President and Directors of this Ba4k• ;
the 0 day declared dirldemd rnrx praCalet.ol3
the Carlt&l dwelt. for the last •e 1: months, puede to
Stockholders, cr their legal remsentatlve,tes or Aft,'
the 11th Inst. my24.12til JOHN BNYDRit, Oaatt'r.
Co-Paitiershilp -
THOS. MITCHELL and JCIHN B. HER-
A. HON of the late flroo Pennork,Mitebella C haw.
lug bought the Interret Of their late partners In the
UNION Pommy, end mandated with thein l W l L.Llhld
STEVENtfON, will cm:aim* the buslume, as noniedy. at
the old stud, No. 194 Liberty under the num and
etyle of 311T011ELL,IINERON et CO. The varbaership to
data from the UK Atrll,
Pittaburgh, M. let. 19.5.4—m lerd .• • '
TO TIES LOOS,
PAUL HUMPS, 104 Market street,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies . of
Pittsburgh and elclaltytlvit he has just received a
lame and well selected stock of Spring and aammer Der
Oncda which be will sell at greatly reduced velem .t hL-
store, No. 104 Market et 24 doorfrum Plith exact
m.h24.(LtwB.
isltitlVED THIS MORNING. By EX.
PRi assortment of Black.Twisted.Barred.
ged and l . ll . Wm to which"' would aalidt the atten.
igen or my customers and ladles in general.
m1.2.1-d.targ PAUL R 130178.
NOW OPEN—At 104 Market ' et., a large
siteartmcnt of new style Mere Anode. menprised m
Lawn,. Brilltantlnes French Glnsharos, Refuel de Lateen,
Swim Itobek Moore de Lathes, Chintzes, UM/3MAX ithjal
I would respectfully itk•it• the ettentlon of the „
• mh24-dawB PAUL BUBO&
FALBIIOII/ERlES—iinving 'constantly on
t tta a l Inedaissortment Embroider/I=Jan do.
Slarket Ntreet, 'll4l the P 4 trorogo of the ImbUir th
I mh24-dkoB PAUL HIM&
V ASSINET
_'TS AND CASSI3TEREVA* 4
just opened large stock of the &bayed named es
i
litho. Barrel sad Plain, we route solicit the Pe
tr t gia.ll:... b. de rep bo y b r
n rticue .d atie mi ntl ity ett ,
" to the
them to our cusonnete ea. cwe, IC4 Market st s _.-
antat-ditwEl •
, . .
•
' • Allegheny Gas' Company. • •
4 N ELEori.oN for one President andei
SA . e: arXr tig , aatthe Weill;
DAY OF MAY; the lith !net" the Election ratting at 10 •
o'clock. A. M... and clan:again o'cloek. P.M. none Annual'
Report PRI be Lad Wore the Iltockhicaters at thetrateettni
on the mane clan at the came rice. at.l detect, P.M. •
my3-td
Charlotts Ilitim4
ASANUFACTURER pad Dealer hl Piano
cries acid Importer ofeande end eatudcal Itutm•
melted Soles...cm tor the ILIZBISIt9 PUNOS, oleo Mc
lIALGRT, DAvld t 5,00.% BoshruP,lsnoittelth end with
out Xoloan Attachment' m 73 1111 Wood et. :-:
second Hand Piano For Sate .
OFIE .1511thogany #otare Piano for 8100;
rlz Ws by ml 3 CHARLOTTE! purxe,-.
• Fancy Clime Store.
ouQDIKINSON , S FANCY CHINA , STORE•:_ ,
dennot be 1 Itiesenlasintefekpat
pturck targy,trUNEIWALICE, fat ituo:Wmy
liotelrer Marbials.itt, manta kiirpmeg,arFettk l•
For Bale, '
0p No. . 5
iti D. Ciriec'e lan"of lots on
,orylvarda Aran : o4'
t by an tram:trod dam. teem
Iztrepra
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