DEPUThIn!
PITTSBITB,GH:
=MAY MOIRaRK-MAY 29. 1855
Gamma. Brion or nit' It: -P. "Curses ,
• • Dm Er itmsulmouttrayer.7-Hyncid confuted en
day numning witli - - -
The Basis- of Union as pupatedby
the`(
Vl:Wit* of Reformed Churches anirreeeirsdf
.., - lite A.M.-General - Synod,VlM rip tnkamfor
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Alexander Clark, D. D. belleved.that no
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Christian man was opposed to Christian Union.
The -Union of the Church of God Is an 'mat.
• liaised point', She, is,. ever has been, and will,'
eternally, be, me. _ Yet we know that ' there are
dividons - and there are good reasons for them,
--'--- and befOre--we undertaketo remove the divisions
we mast he fully satisfaed that the reasons have
caused to hold good.' 'Nothing, he said, would be
more gratifying to; him, more joyful - to hie soul,
than Union,, but he did not believe, the 'parties
, were in a proper state to enter into it. - Union
'_.,-:' _ h a s a been: attempted in Canada in past years . and
, ow the churches are farther apart than ever.-
He was present when the diaraptiontook place in
-'' . the' Established Church. Scarcely had that
event transpired wheiia Union was proposed.-
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He ventured to say. they were farther apart now
; than they were them ' He had never- known an
attempt undo to bring the R. P. Church into a
~....,‘ e nicin, but it turned out to' be a union - of absorb
. tioti. When you loin this to that, thief absorbs
ii that Mid dat loses its identity. Synod may do--
peed upon it they can gain nothing and may
lose something by this Onion.
Dr. A.. W. Black followed. He said the gum
' tlon is, are- ein favor of Union on the Basis as
presented by the•A. It.. Synod! That basis does
- not bear favorable comparison with the basis on
which this church hes already taken action.-
On the plan of this basis, we cannot unite with
'.:out producing a division in our own church, be
, cause there are many in our midst who are not
`., prepared to give up onr distactimprinciples. We
have had a better plan titan this, viz: a plan of
Union by'Confederation. • 11 regretted that it
hid not prevailed And been adopted. It is the
..., true method and.will , eventually unite the differ
.-. eat depart nude of God's Church, included in
- the great Preshyterian. family. • Dr. Black ro:
'fared to the - provisions of the Chnfederacy.- I
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She only difference between this and the present I
, pilau is that the confederacy leaves us to pro.
serve our distinctise pecaliarities, responsible
for them only to God. Under this plan, a aye.
• Lein of Education, „Sabbath Schools, Foreign and
Home Missions, Sm., would- be conducted in one
..-... grand association: Dr. Black spas farther of
• `the advantages of a confederation, ands:pressed
the belief. that would finally ultimate in an or
genic Onion of all the bodies „embraced by it.-'
individual congregations will find that the main
' tabance of their peculiarities is not for the glo
ry of God or the good of the chunk - and will
- ask their Synods to bring the 1111i01111 elements
.• . of the confederation. into a still nearer anion.
Rev. It. J. Black was not opposed. to Union
, . but he was opposed to any. efforts which would
-.., sestslt in a• division of those already cordially
•,' united. The inevitable tendency of this matter
. • of. Union is to cause a rupture among • ourselves.
_ - ."Many of us-most of ms-have been born, reared
and.educated in the R. P. Cherish. It is the
church of our fathers, and we lora it devotedly.
And many of no would rather oppose Union, than
see it divided. It is very proper, he said; form
- a fraternal' nion between those not united among
, , themslres. It is well known that the A. R.
Church is divided and until those divisions are
healed, we 'should not meddle with the sob
--, ject, 'We are added ourselves, and Christian
' ' union, like charity, should begin at home. He
slated that the A. R. Synod, at Philadelphia, had
, .:,- given its ministers a very wide margin in regard
"--- to singing hymns when occupying General As
-" sembly pulpits, and opposed any union with a
church not sound on - that question. He ohjeeted
she to the Convention 'of Reformed Churches,
...:bywhem the Buds was presented as, coauthor
, '.iced, and composed of men self-constituted
• to fix the principles Of the Church audframing a
-r " - liaslito send intiere as a firebrand amongst us.
Rel. Wzn:Calderirodd said ke was ardently in
favor of Union. In the scope of his observalion,
he hail frequentlymet with localities where there
were_ weak A. K. and B. P. congregations,
scarcely able to sustain an independent era
, tuna. A Union world"' enable such congrega
tions to join forces and give ample support to a
pastor. Ire thought the basis before Synod did
not require the church to sacrifice a solitary
principle. A union by confederation was better
than noun:, and ..he hoped Synod:would not ad
journ until some step towards Union be made. _ •
- BIM S. L. Money expires:our, himself la favor
of the Union. i The infallible word of God teas:h
iss that there is but one church, though there
_ - naydifferent departments of the church.
' -;.,The m bans of a family are sue family, though
its mem may Foss each other - Without speak
ing. "Be 7 vexed any plan which would unite
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..,-, 1 eitkli one : fraternal bond of love. . Division is a
„ , Bin, if this be not sufficient cause. .If: we see
1-:"..," amebae ;walkiih - g di orderly, wishouid net hold
- - fellowship. with, „lf however, May are not
*liking 'lfig,3riaily, ,iod tesehat us to unite
with them ineounzion relievable.; We have now'
" before us an offer of union and if
. that church be
''-!. -milking orderly before-. God and 'we do not unite
with it, -
we sin and inieliedif stigmatize that
church;-He - I'lle referred le AI threat that - had
' heeis made that the church would be' dirided in
'case Ora 'Union.' Bpon diem who make snoh
thrusts, aa mita responsibility rests,. and, be
" :Ara - Christ, the head of the church, let then
~.,,Itar: it. ' It has bees said that by Union we
would depart from the, principles of truth we
, , have aver maintained. •He tour . , not one: He
..• : - *cull ask that it be pointed out, or not forever
held yip.aiss constant barrier to union. ' lie was
.. airsi in favor of Union on aceountof the passed
results which'would follow- . .
.. .. Rev. Dr. Guthrie' believed that the greet prin
ciples of doctrine and•prifee4On which we hold
aritheeame in the other church, nor could he
• 'see any of :Princaple m the basis under
, . considoretion.„ He was opposed toll isonfeders
ey-lt would, do if we were living at a tangent
from all other bodies The feeling among the
Eldership of the chunk is - now More decidedly
'• fiverehle. to Union than ever: As - to threats of
disunion * they had no,infinence with: him. :Be
han compered' the' statistical : : condition of the
church twenty-two Years igo with its present .
condition,- We , have increased 'hut a few thou
sands.'-; Giar people move • M the West and Ale .
, Abrrlitid • hy . denominations whom we testify
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against ' U nion would to a great - extent prevent ,
ship. •Ho further advocateds 11424111.'
- ' Esir.'hir. Handsaw spoke favorably of Union.
. - ;, - ,The independency of the origin Of this bads Lad
- ' bewildered to. He thought it was not more
Independent Qantas origin'of the church itself,
« or of the National Covensnt of Seotland-nion
: olesbustical colonisation formed thateovenant-,
. • it was a move'ment of the masses, just 'ea this is.
-i.,Theliationatitesembly of Divines and the Synod
' of Dort, also, were Independent of any =loins.
that judicatory:7. If we are an original church;
we seer not through ministers' but through the
pe4le. 4 HO was often asked about the great
distinguishing principles , between the, Reformed
churches. ,
_,"0„.. we differ in soma things," is
his:reply. '.- "Wluttare they?" is asked. •"I had
• .„ retire be en entied from. answeriug,"iii - about the
-ionly . aneverlfor could 'Male. With regard to
'..Prialmody; he staid, the .N. Y. Synod toe pawed
, s , s•smmintionStijoining the "exclusive use" of the
psalm's , *hick_ we have never . &no. And the
...ether church haslishounced _the -lingitivildlaut
IreaYthist offspring of hell, 'which we never have .
. ~ flat;:lir. !Eamon' thought the Lisorifession .iiii
'kith Sod the catechise= was a platform lariti
' , enough and broad enough for all Presbyterians
itietfiteripiiin sine grand, phalanx: As a mat:,
ter of preference, he oppos ed testimonies, heifer,
JIM sakii. of Union he would accept the balsa
-We are not called - by it, to relinquish one singli
pirifielpiii - arid the A. it. amok asks utf, if we;
are not eatislied'vith it, to give one reasons,, or
ViiiieliFincli baits is would emit ue. ' " . .'. 1
s-.: Bey; David' Herron Was in , favor of union be-',
cause . it- -would *bash those imhdlnablet, misty.
harriers 'which forbid intermounanion, and'for ,
. - abase 'era' teem and continuance no One can. if- •
Isi any Atathgfacemy reitSp., lie Salida an Mel- .
dent lif thii life of a young minister of thi A. It
church whose tractice is ever to 'speak' of
Bkrist_to his companions in traveling: "PllO9 en
la :wa y to preach in a distant church; he over.
teink's man on the way and fell into, conversation
fah him. "How' iti: it," saig . themes,"th at f r o , - n Christiana hate
. 4%6 other t" And it was
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_ibis with any argument to convince that
'Man to the contrary. He bed that sad fact of
notrinteircemmualon Baring him in the face.--
Mar Carr swell:others lose if they have co fel.
leVallp with each other:- With regard' to the
convention - whiehArafted this' basis, he mid it
did not presume to dictate, bat simply exercised
thet right of judgment -which every one, however
hirable, : enjoys. It had been said the time.
hed, •not • come for: It;
He believed the
millenltun must be worked oat greatly by hdrsan
agency, .and the maser , we ,liaoresse the unity
Sod harmony of God's church, the, sooner. the
milieu's?' day will dawn. , . • • .
' Afairasi!t ,tikua.-Synod - convened at three
- The:ritinidetrailie of Simulate 'Congregation
against the removal of Rev. D. liet7oll to India
—by - sytitd;',vas read. . .• - -' ' -
'Dr. A. W. Bleck addressed the Synod in adve.
may frfaiclaiMi of the Amnions Bible Society.
Assesolutioti recommending . that Society to the
wurnestksperord and patronage of the church
iiitinfinimourdy•Passecir - '.- ' • - - - ,
The Retort of Rev: -H. McMullan, delegate
to t !the sister rhumbas in Scotland end Ireland
Ina read, and accepted. Thanks of, Synod
' returned to Mr Ifilffillan. • ' - ' . -
The "objector Onion was again taken et.
Rer. , A. ,G,ldcAuley was not prepared to unite
' on she prieent beals-lt. would be a Jelling of the
church and selling it fora ion price. -- -
Dr...lna:2i: McLeod was in favor of Upiina
withair inagellinsi deneminsitions: He was in
i f i Milt .thge maw divided condition 'et the
' ' of Gra f ottaltstlan oiropastknioa the
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basis' -of a common christianity. He bad . ever
deshild, himself, so exemplify this Union and to
aid others In so 'doing.. Ile - dewed all in the
spirit of harmony and love, to labor to bring
men to the recognition - of the Lord Jewett Christ
and •to eradicate- the evils of aociety. The plan
of confederated Union struck . him as the most
feasible: . It would bring the churches nearer to
each other under one General Assembly and
yet enable them to maintain theirdletinctiveness
es long as they chase. He wati . .prepared now
to devise such a union and present it to the other
thttrehes: 'Nil doubt this was the idex of Dr.
Chalmers when-he pro Posed s Union or all the
'diaxentini bodies,- not of inconunation bat of co.
peration. This kind of union must come before
the day of organic union can arrive. Confede
ration will break down the partition wells of
the homes in which the churches now reside, sad
bring them all under- one roof. He farther ad
vocated a confederated union. •
Bor. J. Hobtaster believed that the Church
ought to cultivate the higher .and more spiritual
union before she looked to an' orgonio union.
15fitMi11 pe e ki T ed that t t h e church
should go on in her legitinitste and appropriate'
sphere. He could. WM nothing wrong in her
Herdoctrines were all that mancould desire and
if any desire anion let them come into her and
not ask us to wander of. He apposed the basis
at length. limy brother ask me to ocelot, said ,
he,ittl be put arsenic on the plate, I shall not ,
oat with him.
The Synod continued the discussion until the
hour of adjournment.
REFORM= Paisarrzaxas Snon—Msrnso IN
Ammomorr—Fifth Day. --After the usual Intro
ductory business, J. hf. Willson inured that the
committee, on Presbyterial reports beinstructml
to report i.distribution of ministerial supplies
among Presbyteries until nestmeeting of Synod.
A. Stevenson drew the attention Of members to
the fact that Synod had • come o a considera
ble amount of property, and that Synod had no
title to bold it. Be would like Synod to inqn;re
into the propriety of obtaining '.a right to hold
ProfiertY as Synod.
The Chairman of Ccaunittee on Discipline In
united whether Mr: John Rice had stated to any
meinbere of this court that he had connected
himself with the General Aasembly, (O. 8.)
8. Carlisle said he had so stated to him and
Mr. Sloane.
D. - Scott from Committee on sighs of the times
reported. .
I. Personal sins. I. Means of grace are not
appreciated or improved as they ought to be.-
2. We do not as we might, grow in grace.—
S. Conformity to the world. Want of charity
and brotherly kindness. 5. Lukewarmness in
regard both, to 'personal religion and the testi
mony of Jesus. CI. We have not a sufficiently
strong sense of the obligations to promote the in
terests of Christ's kingdom. 7. Want of. strong
IL Prevalence of growing evils in society.-
- UL National shut - The nation in which we
live dOes not acknowledge Sod—does not submit
to the Lord Jesus Christ—does not take his law
for its rule—Ltrofattes the Sabbath and both op
presses, and connives at the oppression of men.
• • Came* of Thanksgivin . g.
L Oar continued preservation, surrounded
with circumstances of outward comfort. 2. God's
good providence ims supplied all things re
qmsits for our sustenance. 8. Means of grace
are. continued with us..
Wbllo the • causes of thanksgiving wore under
consideration, some discussion arose as to the
Propriety of ithattixtg in some part notice of the
fact that 1854 was a year of remarkable scarcity.
J. Chrystie suggested an emendated to that ef
feet.
D. Scott said he thought the scarcity was
caused by speculation.
A. Bowden wished to know if the barrenness
of the earth was to be-regarded as a 'cense of
thanksgiving.
J. Clu7stie, and S. Sterrit thought it should
be inserted byway of contrast.
J. BE Wilson stated that the scarcity of last
year was such; , that if followed by failure of
crops' this ,year multitudes would suffer from
irettvation. :As to epecrdation, such are the fa
cilities of communication and the 'ntunber of
competing firms' that nothing but scarcity could
Sire rise to speculation.
Mr. Smith stated that just before he left home
there hadbeen &very cold asy and great appre
lensions of a severe frost; and he had nettr eetm
So =nett concern' in relalln to the crops °Mani
fested, at any: period for—said he.-Leur
iravistatt - were gone and our sole dependence
was upon the coming crip.'
' J. 31.1711150 n moved that the chairmaii of
committee be instructed to insert in a suitable
place as a cause of fasting—the too frequent use
of - intoxicating drinkit as a beverage as leading
to intemperance and all its consequent evils..
. Order of the day—the consideration of ' the
draft of a covenant—called for. The first pars
grafts. containing the preamble iss'read; several
amendments were made and it was adopted.
Upon the question oladoptionsome difference
of opinion was expressed as to whether or not it
sliould be sent down in overture to presbyteries
,antireisalcas.
J. M. WUlson was fully pentuadid that if we
wait down we will lose Mr. Chrystie's labors
and our own, and besides, we would not be in
cotenant ne xt year.
➢t Scott agreed with the last speaker. lle
witiveonvineed that unless positive law required
no document should be sent down in overture.
B. Htitchison said, if it were left open for
amendment at the next meeting we hare no ob
jection to Its adoption now, but he had no idea
of fixing it now like the Laws f the Medea and
Persians. t-
.T. Bprmil would not oppose, but be thought
we should proceed with more solemnity than we
seem now about to do.
• 'Several verbal amendments were matte on the
next paragraph which contains the oath„ and
while the question of its adoption was pending
Synod took a recess till 8. P M.
CUT Comm: a.—Councils met last night......
In Scn, petition preheated against removing hethe
Allegheny Engine out of the Third ward. Re
ferred to Com. on Engines... --Communication
pretended from Mr. Pomth,Wharf Master, eta-
Sag that the Pransylvanth Railroad had refused
to pay .$lOOO for the last six months rent of
Monongahela Wharf.. SoferredloCity Solicitor
with instructions to proceed to collect„..
._.city
Solicitor was ordered to proceed to collect . about
$6OO from the sureties of Simla° Mr. Hagerty,
•Tax Collector of Third ward in 184 T.---The
City Treasurer was authorised to sell the eighty
dividend shares of 0. - & P.R. It. stork, due the
city, and apply ths proceeds' to the payment of
the. Jul interest on the city debt.'
Ia °outer, Recording Regulator
authorized to furnish Councils with an estimate
of the expenses of opening Fifth street by a di
rectithe to-Peruuylvanth Avenue; slim an esti:
mate of the expenses of continuing Pa. Menus
from the - junction of Chatham street In said Av
enue to the junction of Grant and Mil streets.
Read tbree times and passed.
Wm.. Wilson offered his resignation as
trustee of_ the ties CO. Samuel A. Long was
chosen . to sere for - the 'Unexpired term. A
resolution - read three times and passed calling on
the clizeetcrs or the 0. & P. R. IL to convene a
meeting of. stockholders at an early day to hear
the report of the Auditing Committee. This is
the mat important business transacted last
night. The official rgenrwill appear to-morrow.
Frio rr Prerrorra.—The fire inPipkitown,
which- broke out just as our Monday's paper was
going to presi on Saturday night, was more se
rions than we ststed . .yeaterday. The bidding
In which the fire-originated was st
_frame stable
belonging tallr. William Phillips, Glass Mann
&darer, lodated on Try street between Third and
Fourth streets. It contained two , valuable horses,
ands large Atutntity of hay end feed. One of
_fhe horses was erred; the other rained at $l6O
was burned to death.
- The fialllelli' lisp the, Tmsnal, communicated
to a frame building used as a Sand Mill, whore
the sand is to tie prepared to be converted . into
glass. .A quantity of moulds were also in the
building, and the whole trete entirely destroyed.
A hot house adjoining wan abso considerably in
jured.. Mr. Phillips estiniates Ids loss at $l,OOO
exclutive of the Wu, of the horse: Ile had no
insurance. Two huge twoetariedframes, owned
by; r Samuel Clirk, end occupied by Mrs Jane
Scott and. Amos York; hero-destroied.- The oo
tmputts saved their furniture. Mr. Clark's loss
is about $6OO, upon which he had no hmarance. A
row of frame buildings on 11111 street, were re
mtedly on fire hut they east:abed no serious
injury sod the. loss is trilling. The Are was
without doubt the work of an incendiary. -
. The Post says as the - Nlgilant sad Duquesne
engine companies were returning from the fire on
, Saturday night., a' disgraceful fight occurred be - -
tweee them on Smithfield street,.'opposite the
{,
-- City Hotel. The tight originated in a di ffi culty
which took place at the ere. Brickbats, stones,
',am, of which ,ft plentiful supply appeared to be
lon hind, were thrown in great profusion. Bef
ore members of each company were struck with
Ithess miesles, but we believe no one was serious
ly icjured.. The Vigilant boys Soar getting
lthe worst '`of the fun, deserted their engine, when
plena overthrown into the gutter by the other par
ity and damaged conelderably. The pollee were
v n the ground liii, did not seem pious to maks
n
y- arrests during the melee. We hope the
hole affair will be thoroughly Investigated at
ace ,
inAn Aar or Hamer.-Yesterday m a ;man n a
ed Stokes vas digging • well at Lawrenceville,
the foul air oveaceme him and he fell to the bet.
om, insensible. 'Fortunately his conditiou vas
vexed, but no one could be Awned to de
end to his aalataise. Just then a young man
named John Jones strived: at the spot and Im
mediately'volunteered to descend. He was let
down In the bucket, placed Stokear therein and
both were hoisted to the air. To,thht noble act
tit heroism, Mr. Stokes owes his Ilfe, for bad,
he remained a few .
,sioill,n4i'lmmr,:he•mt!llt,
3,,,Dsszosair Margo.--
es of the city an anticametirds.,
Sunday, of a Farewell Pdisdenev,,
evening, in City Hall, which, we den ,
be one of thrilling interest. The worms.
byterrion Synod now in legion in this cit
about to send out two missicituudeeto Ladis,
David Herron and Rev. William Calderwood—the
former of whom is well-known in this region am
a zealous and successful pastor, and an ardent
promoter of Union adinig evangelical christiarun
the latter by his Indefatigable labors as the
Agent of the American'Tract Society, has earned
the esteem of the churches in the east The
Synod, by a formal vote, has invited the pres
ence and co-operation pf ministers and Members
of the various rresbyterian families in the two
cities. We doubt not that the City Hall, will be
filled to overflowing on this interesting oe-asslen;
and would suggest to our friends to go early.—
Admission free.
CHILD lasuncto.-4estertay evening a horse
attached to a dray ran off on Washington street
and when he had got above Prospect street,cance
in contact with a little girl, a daughter of Mrs.
Kemp, and knocked her down, breaking one of
her lep at the thigh.
Sifollll L't.--.Charlet Cheney, the new council
man from the Fifth Ward, was sworn in arid took
his seat last evening.
A Carus waa issued yesterday for the arrest
of 7saao Craig on oath of Chambers Molribben.
The charge is the seduction of. Mr. McKlbben's
dadghter and the damages are laid at $20,000.
LOCIOSIOTIVII YOH , TEM ALLIGHErr VALLEY
RAILROAD.-A eplendid new locomotive, intend
ed for the Allegheny Valley railroad, halt arri
ved at the outward depot of the Pa. ft. R., and
is from the factory of Messrs. Norris iL Co., of
Philadelphia, The laying of the rails we learn
will be commenced at the month of thelrulti
minitis on the first of Jane nett, whey 1000
tons of the rails will be received and the delivery
of the remainder contracted for and are in pro
gress of delivery. We shall therefore lookto see
this important road opened as far as from Pitts
burgh to IZttanning,44 miles, at an early period
this season. The locomotive arrived beats the
appropriate name of the "Allegheity."--Ansai-
CaS.
DISTRICT COMM—Before Judge liamptOn.
- John Bidlor 'FL Thomas Brgan. Action to
moversbalance doe on a c ntract made with
defendant for rutting the Canal Bost Nagnolia
from Pittsburgh to Columbia in 1861. Verdict
for plaintiff for $188,49.'
Same vs. Same. Action for repairs thine to
same boat. Verdict for plaintiff for $129428.
Joseph Wilson administrator de bottle non of
Samuel Black, deemed vs. Robert limit*. and
Caroline Smith. Sire facia, on a mortgage to
recover about $B,OOO worth of property 4 the
foot of Liberty street—Dhquesne Depot standing
upon part thereof. On trist
American Lilmisnoe Co. vs. tiraff & Wilson.
Plaintiff non-suited.
Pra.rairr.-Charles Fiatonaki yesterday Made
oath before Aid. Parkinson, chargingl a llbun
Smith with perjury. Defendant was com teed
for trial.
The keeping cough prevails to an alannidg ex
tent in Pittsburgh, and vicinity.—Clevelandi Lea
der.
—Guess your imagination has got the "hi/ping
cough," Mr. Leader. No ouch disease is a erm
ine) prevalent here, at all.
BY TELEGRAPH
VIRGINIA ELECTION
PIIIIJADZIXILLI4 May 28.—The Iteturus of ma
jorities, official and reported, from 107 couPties
foot up as follows.—Wise, 19,032; Plorreney,
11,646; me). for Woe, 7,386; 36 counties are to
hear from which gave Pierce 1160 1114.
FROM HAVANA.
Ntrw Year, May 88.—The Empire City is/ri
ved with Havana dates to the 23d ►tread* re
ceived via New Orleans. -
The San Jacinto eras to leave Havana cal the
24th.
The steamer Fulton and sloop Cyane able at
Havana.
Cunha has returned from her trip to the in
tenor.
The prisoners who had been confined on the
prison hulk, have with come few exceptiates re
ceived passports to proceed to Spain.
The yellow fever and small pox are prevailing
to a considerable extent. The 11.. S. Consul has
issued a circular warning American sailors..
Sugars quiet. The increased duty in Great
Britain has not materially &treated prices.
Wastruturow Cm, May 28.—The Presfdent
and Cabinet, Officers of the Army and Nary) and
a full regiment of District Militia an now enga
ged in breaking ground fora National Armory
on the public pound between the Capital k end
the Smithsonian Institution.
Nozrosa, May 2&—Flonaney's =sprit ht
Amoral° is 110.
Bones, May 28.—Anniversary week has Com
meneed, and the different societies are well 'Ter)
resented.
Nsw Yeas, May 28.—Judgment was giveii in
the Superior Co`urt on Saturday - against Col.
Kinney for $14,500 for merchandise in 1837:
New Tone, May 28.—The jury in the case of
Lyman Cole,
tried with being concerned tvith
&Wane in the Chemical Bank forgery, diesgrewl,
and Cole was discharged.
The 'testacy Union arrived on Saturday night-
She got ashore on Sable Island in a thick fog. on
the ..12d, and remained 15 hours. She threw
overboard 50 tons of coal and got off with no
material damage.
The packet ship William Stetson from Liv er
pool brings .250 Mormons bound for Salt Lake.,
Barrotosa, May 29.—A fire occurred on Su t
urday night which destroyed hall a dosen large
stores on Baltimore and Howard streets. The
owners estimate theloss on goods at $llB,OOO, on
which there was $166,000 insurance in Baltimore
offices, principally the Fs:reruns. The loss An
the building is $31,000; Insurance $23,000. On
the stocks all were more than fatly insured, die
fire haring occurrixt at the clam of the buoy
111418011.
Wasturtoron Cur, May Z3.-Becretary Davis
has gone to tarnisinppi, and Adjutant General
, Cooper is appointed acting Secretary during his
absence.
We hate nothing farther yet from Virginia,
except a rumor that Flournoy has some tremen
dous majorities. We can ascertain nothing defi
nite.
PIIMUMILPHIA, May 28.—Flour firm; • fair
inquiry for Lome cocusumptioq at $ll for stand
ard and good brands, $11,25 for extra and $ll,-
60 for fancy lots. Bye Flour and Corn Meal
firm; sales 100 bhls. Bye Flour at $7,271. Corn
Meal held at $5 for Pecuus. and $5,12} for Bran
dywine. The Wheat stock Lelabosit exhausted;
email sales good red at $2,60; males 400 bush.
fair mixed at $2,63 and a lot of Canadian at
$2,70. Bye in demand; sales 1600 bash. Penn*
as $1,60. Corn in fair demand at a farther de
cline of 1c; 'sales 10,000 buih. Southern and
Penns. yellow at $l,lO. OatO unchanged; gales
2000 bush. prime Penni. in store at - 70 e. Whis
key quiet In bbla. 40 and in hide. 89.
New Your, May 28.—Cotton advanced lo;
sales 2600 bales; N. 0. raidallng 111; uplands
11. Flour declined 121; sake 10,000 bbls. good
Ohio at 510,26010,50; southern, arm; sales
1800 Mile' at $11,60 ®11,87. Wheat scarce.—
Corn unsettled; sales 40,000 bus mixed at $1,06
351,10. Pork a trifle lower; miles 1400 bbla
new mess at $17,62 ®17, 68 . Beef 'trim Lard
dull with declining tendency; sales 400 bbls at
101®10f. Bacon4carce at 9104. Whiskey,
Ohio, firm at 88C)381. Groceries dull;, sales 60,.
000 galls Linseed Oil at 87®90. Stooks better;
Money unchanged; Virginia sixes 99; Tennessee'
sixes 93; Erie sixes, • 10, 481; Cumberland 281;
N. Y. Central 951; Rending IL E. 881; Cleve.
lagd - and Toledo R. B. 811.
CIA6EINATI,' May 28.—Market doll. Floor $9
eis9,2o. - Wblikey very doll; offered at 80}
vithant bUyenc. Batter dull at 14; no calm
Provisions and groccrien unchanged. The river
la falling. Weather clear and pleacant.
COMMERCIAL.
COALUECTIIR OP ARBITRATION. FOR MAE—
. Vti' R.- Rion& T. P.—WL:ItrA..R. B. Bane,
W. R. Noacc,'l Y. PEotecc.
lITTSBORGH MS.UKETB
Omen PIIItM4tnH Oixtri
Tuesday Morning. nay 22.'1855 1
• ILOVIE—mge, et 50 andloo bbla. antra. on 11m nbart at
. 55,75; 10 and Ed bbl,. do. from Rom. on ; 20, 28 and
21 do. at $10.15X, and 12; and 40 bbl,. noporfino at PAN
nye al* from Eton of 15 bbln at $9,25: Of Corn
110a1, Como ten gam ftom gore of 15 bbli. at 54,00, and
10 an at 54.10 b S L
OBAlN—talos from ■ton of 230 bm. Iltiollsl Corn at 95 •
100 do. at $l,OO ; 250 do. Oats. on the wharf, at 67. and 290
40. at 41.
• ,
BACON—the sales 'were u thlterini $,OOO 909. at 17, 17 and
10. and 4.10001 e. It ate for Shoulder, and 10 l'Or Num, mob;
14030 1b5.460. at 1136 and 10U, hOM W. do. fel, 9 and 10k,
800011. Emu at 10, and %MO Yes. do. st 3.7.919t9 doll.
YIO METAL—sehti of 681 tom N 0.3 Anthadt• (9 0 °
in to mr;castabe Night.) at vs. god so! do. E ir°l2 '
soseet797Stad• st 997.60, teeth els mon
13100313-9eles of 60 tons Enke Mato:ash' it Ph hod
do. dronlati at 970, tla sem.
MOLASSES—a vele 2.6 this. morns. at 31 . Bo'o oAdA
WHISAILT—sseIs of .20 lOU &aided MIX '
DEINVBEET—este9 of 6 tat pith. s 9 mid / 0 d°.
GEll.l9lNt7LAY—mhs 069 sm. ',Sus ept his, lbw nos
..41._0144 , 6 cau Rama: et doe tar -ON.
MIME *al Poriao*Damair so lIL tleaa. _
. .
e ,O- 4-
• .0°
• . 1&„4.
.`;1,1:9:0\
the In;
fresh •
\
retell,
Ws the a
net of the guor..•
follower; until the ft,
writs herr toeni tuna,,, -
w pending, Shall he
enttp¢o.,—
d 7r . l h elgrd7Warea• •
Itilthe third Monday In October.'
var. hatter. Mercer, Lawrence. Yawns
—Upon the fourth Monday in October.
Westmoreland, hg,
Indiana, Nemenet
brir—On the glib Monday lu October.
Or the Moue..
deedi
ng the gunth Monday in October.
Payette aft,. and Washington—On the Era Monde)
November, or the Monday succeeding the vet= We
re the WeestmorelAnd District,
Allegheny—On the tint Howley ' , after the return OAT
On the Fayette District, Which will. 'far the prevent ricarr,.
be the dd Monday of November. Curet to beheard frr thrae
wee. o,l7'nm:weary.
And It Ls farther Ordered that notice hereof le given tr,
the LeciolJouenat end In three dailvnewstepers published
In city ofeittaburabi, for two weeks.
I certify the .trod to be d cermet my from the min
utes, the Prothonotary of the euereme Court of Penney].
van* in and for the Middle District, at Narriatenit.
Idled whereof, I court; reun set my hand, and
D. the seal of mi this 1./.1 day.of May, A. D.
1655.
WM. H. MILLER.
0.. e l nogitded Proth'y Supreme Wart,
Congress.HO, 'Cape Ray, N. J.
TjIHE• subscriber has tho pleasure to an
uniaos to the trublk that be brut recently fitted up. in'
e of sciperlorieleganee and Minfart, this well known
and popular oratillstiment. The extensive buildirom be
has emoted ham bets etaistruoted to the =at approved
modern fashion. stilt rpaciorui and airy chambers, =Pia
and ertentire corridors, • perb drioring - rooms, and a dl•
ningdsall isrAtgair s, l7 h tn i yto the Utlpsiatatesi. The
cure andlrMouidsserlptio ihe ' Yoiss l i e rribeir Ilkethe most ri
engaged the Apart -expirgeneed cooks, he boa supplied his
callus with the choicest. sines and Hobart' and, having
gemmed simile:Ml led cote or at tattle. earvante e he con
fidently promises that cliceivrtio may favor him with thelr
=piny .hall enjoy all then:rear% convenient* and re
fines:tents of a first dam metropolitan hotel.
Coaster ls beantirldl7 altosted in eV •
xi=lama. etretehingellreetly to the ma til de, co d a
cam
as nnintarropted view or the mean. The terms
will to moderate, and noehazgea. will be made for extras.
The house bis ready for the. remotion of vlsitora on
the drat of Jams W. B. MILLItr. Proprietor.
My 2 6 °edam:m . 2S Cape Island.
The Young Ladies' Institute.
No. 38 West Twenty-Third et., N. Y.
flartstela •Des. HENRY DANA WAP.Dead Uri WARD.
Assisted by—Kers. THEODORE lEVIISU.
Deo. GARDNER SPEWED PLUMLEY.
The Aerates& year brows 101 A Arra end ends 41A July.
raS INSTITUTE employs Profeeeore of
• the assts . :ado in ell its DePeftweate. eVaIT of
tulle, Mother, Dreateg. sad of the galore
It ebbprovidesa BellheLettertrelses for young le lea
,shot their ideation: The Wench language I as ex.
Pads. ebtakeat of the Institute sad Ls taught with tub
"Ml swam&
.D. Ward, Rector of the larditats. May be ad
dressed bi NM York by mil; Ywisters of the Institute,
containing • List of the Wire Welty sad also Use VLSI of
elsaddestion sad of study, sea b. seen
.1,7
Kay A Co.. Wood street,
PItL Ellyn. o 0
ExeMth O, do
J. R. Mellor, do Pro
J. B. Davison. Market et. dot
H. B. Haworth, do do. tO72l4mde
Extensive - Sale, No. 189 Chestnut it, Phila.
ELEGANT MANTEL, PIER ANO orAz, MIRRORS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 29T11,
at at No. Ina lixestent et- 'without ro•
serve, the Wks slant of ibcant MUUIOIB, of Jo.
B. Nett. do r-Us ing badness, oameelelng s general ese:nt
scent, brannfedured In the beet manner and rieldr Irmo:
ed In the Were style ant best quail limo*
Aka, QM mall* contents albs rose
entire Acne .111 be *old vithoubreserre Or llm-
Hatßation. Foil particulars In abdomen three dnye marl.
one to we. norilitecd M. THOMAS. r 80N8 knot.
GRAND PIANO;
HUNS dc CLAIM, New York.
PILE PUBLIC' of Pittoburgh.,
to -a , , ltitergt, ,, s i erzay.wagry i rri ,
No. 63 Fllth streel sad examine a purzl
Pull Grand Piano, Price , $l,OOO,
roam thelastory of MONNE &GLARE, Nen York. This
elegane.lnstrament la made In a n dABEHAN
RTYRIL" the ornament; ?mat pleatsees both slab.
orately caned oat of SOLID ROSEWOOD. It Is tall wren
mtiem, at the laotestialmsndot; and. to point 0/volume,
power and Maud onattoese of tan., is orownmeed alto.
that a
ge ne sarret= e l be happy to send. the vhdta of
their trim:am:4 the Wale In avowal, and show them
Hama& theft olaoult neer establishment •
u. isixosk & BRO.,
Rao of the Golden Ifortae.
No. 53 Fifth street.
R. CHESTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR:
VERY description of FINE GOODS, sui
table let °intim:ma' .ue oa band, and vill b.
b• th•beit styles nt Ilublons no
ad•ol =attar.
Wiliffir. 74 Wad
-W• Study to Plasm. osTIS
Steamboat Disasters on the Western
• Waters, •
AND STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.
THE undereigned have now in coolie of
eirwrws.,• 0.. STEAMBOAT DEILIerrOILY, welds
he Loma In October nest The book witi media* over
two hundred nage. Illuarsted la the bed style, and nad
ir bounden • durable meaner. It will be mad' ad mon
latereales brole awl DuLlixbad. and will be • took that
will be intemeUresto all clued of WO. The STILL'S.
BOAT ft XITOIIT Till contain . complete 114 and dew
ouiption of With. Steamboats now Most In the Western
and Southern Wald. The waste- mods, Mead. mew.
end tonnage °feeds beat. where add by whole builre the
aim* of the boa. with the trade ehe le In. Alpo, the
teams Glendale:a sad ailment km we. in, IA The Db.
rectorr Intl *soda. • Illstory of lideanstoats nod 5 -tome
beating on the Wuhan Wahom ,Ines the trona'. at
steam also. • sketch of the lint bftt bait for the; Ohlo
Meer. with the name of the builder, commander end
011111•14,
The Lira Directory will metals • Ilst and description
oral Übe STEAMBOAT DISASTERS that have occurred
tasthe Western and Southern eviler', beantlfally Dia.
ted, with A Ilet of al those who hare perished by Maar
learning tinkles and. xplcilled. arthe . WeStere ! and
Southern waters,. since ISOL The Plipectory will mutate
Repo of the Ohio, .111eslesiepl. tilsevouri. Illinois, Asian
sea, Whit., Bed, Ousehits, Tam, .d/Othe at.R...lth
the Towns and Mho laid down, with unmet Maenad,
am. many other River and Conemcnial items of Interest
to Use people at Large. me book vlll morale the cards of
the warlord U,S. Stall Ikea% with Me tad. they we Is.
to. The Directory will also contain • complete list of
al the rayon:lbis Steamboat Licensed Odloara, thLameir Oho
- efieveldeneoe, ea— Au: the new Steamboat. Its re
quirement,. and .ii the nowt:het U. S. SuP.L. GoLYt
' bteaueboal Decislons up to date•the Bates 114.114, Important
Commercial rrialenve Bills of imam. leurrtant dee*
bona of the anion* U.S. Orate In regard to Freights Lod
... 4 D.....g0d., take.. with many otherthieure of letetest-
The Directory well be Illustrated In the best style ;cod
printed In the beet mama. The author Malin an years
been grithatrut together all the Mote and Items in tensed
to the numerals etesenteat disasters on the Western And
Southern Waters. and now Wends publinbleg al= In
book lass. The pace of the mirk eriU be put it Use rlore
sum of One Dollar. t TM thousand, alpha will he Weed
for the boatman ell otneni thesircres of subscribint *DI
here to do al at mem ed none will te Minted entre or
dered hi edema.. By remittlesonedollarto J.T.LLOYD
100. you will melee • rims or ehe atone wort. The
work will be lamed In October. Aleut, at New weans,
blaiptili t et. Loulsi Lotairalls, Dittaborsh. Wheelies and
Diateme will minim= the steamboat orsamanders,e
Ana .. shoa
rOf full partiodas
be add circulars
to le the handl at Anglin
llressed
7 0
mylfbtf 7 T. LLOYD 100.. fllndrundLOlliti.
J. L MARSHALL,
....... to H. Lee.]
Wool Dealer and Commission Merchant,'
N 0.139 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
ism to
w. we:ClMack a area,. Emzurf
•,••• • •••D•trilk. Munar. Mom= a Co.
aorMoloade
TeStookhelders of the Allegheny and
Drlethal , Mat Read OA,. am hmobr notified
that an I astalmart of Too Dollars 'lO4 Map Coat,
sham t roAaired Lobo t old to the Tremorsr on or beers
the OUST DAY OF JVNH. pnrl.—sa d the addhllnal rum
of Two Dollars god silty centavo oh. • svoll 4 04 4011ng
thlll7 dam notll all lap►ld.
Tim Trautomr 0111 mars lastalmonts at the how of
In. M. MARTMAN, Wood/ PAM Oa Mayday. Jolts 14
brtaarti tbs Pours Or 10 o'skok. A. arid o'clock P. M.
tarrAtter DAVID CAMPBELL, Tharanor.
Notice tow-tom tt may Concern.
Y PUBLIC tiFBING SALES of lima
ff tit . 12.1/ doled. and the :Booth
top damn has fairly ethunenessa- &reValtben dilates
ter la busily employed. kens the an ar 40 new tunnies
Rho Oath become &Law the pes." 36 3 1 3,133 . 300 mm.
Mant employment and In a. few day: a hundad bansilles
nuns Ell be rsquited tomer, cm the sera of the Meant
The Orr Boalfing Jthatiideann N ugn• nectar .o=PktioN
and will be In fon operation In Jane. _ thread
.014
_ _win
ho z. l i t t l n e , ll . llvery ck aLt m
k traf 1466 ,6.
Muted lunnedlater, numerous other improve
smote Ru le so reduilink a Meat am omit of
twohantal and Min labor irdeprodent or the Oar .Ithiab•
Ildsuent. which win probably employ from Cu. to btu
W
terclmaker froth Pittsburgh thither, II xre ,
clued nine lame lots, rod contracted to make upon then
osshwirb "mow mime. T. smuts of hand. comosenar
work the piseest week, beide" the other nob heretofore
established in the mighborhood •
ti=attn*3 arbastr&l "Timm ' "d
m n ,d, is bythutur obundarti and dam. and tenement'
will nrri dime
some of our houses, wall.
now tome 6 dim le& 3 Mbraiel sad f
them. 2 bunilles •
Any Ran no
not buy asap Ida at the feu public 'dm
lug tbs Nat public male the present mein g
othe suW.roan Lo w r it s . st weeds eel by calling o
the subscriber th Itelowtsr., Ternm— SL dons, bOn on
Viler and Mln two years. , M. P. 0..2001,D.
few lots ma yet be Rad at $6O 1,42100 each M
Egssi WM* the ...VW May. Them Ids ars twice ea
suss
loth via 40,fest or 121. and the prim
yprom .2:l,6otapdo per hoar rook The_mment mermen
harneread sad minden" proper./ er Ovid
acres In the:itrd the Dorman or Ithebuter, slab the
beautiful VA its
bulldog. orchard of F .ILn" s.pg.
bought Womb the imberther smear thraldom, and
Wm are not tero I thrposou within a handsel miles.
• my 6
Pearl Starch.
(161 BOXES J. J. WOODS'just reel
myr.4) on amulgnmzut &aim tale by
A.
llAnDy.
r2l
ithentenm Fire Insurance Compan
of London.
•
Authorized Capital, $lO, - 000,000. ,
/1/131.01211 11/ 111:USADUTESA:
Atwood A Co.. John /am= i
Jobs Chigo pow-sti H. atfifort,
Myers. Cischom k Oa. W. Melte. a Co.:
Power, it Noightroon, Width Start= I Co. .
dont tbr the United Rabe— • •
- FSEDERLOK RATCHFORD ETARII.. 1
; gated gl i ttas Ilesoth Odtor, 214.8080uth Foot* shred;
4sIP • - tr A . L. NANCY. '
About fbr Pltfabttrwh. 1
Iwy23.lrd • ..., - . No. 150 Water street.
_________
MANCII. W. CLAM ... • »an. mate r
BLitt
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, (Successors tq
Darragh 41; Melon.) Bakenrall's ItnEdistm °rant 5t..4
W "'"n fl t iundeitake tbsrogeontlln of a
hiCon i rt ot Olnimp.Ws.hialton manStildkler
Alleghepy Ice. • I
MBE subscriber having provided a good
wanly of POSE tan =vow totaraLn Liu Graatei
onsmatere sad others who tear them hiot with the: pate
to aere throOldi the Arroomer. at reasonable ratio. r,
feeehhed, ea heretorve. at the Federal street Bte.
Eon of the O. t P. lishroad for those residing jai atee vlMw
ity . o fthe COW: abr., at the P.'ot of the Puma. Itettroad
fit thou. who may midi to the vicinity of add F.
if MO on Rebecca street. academe: tither of VOA et.
sad East Common. Orders teat also he left at the fete
of w e rs p.. xreelmditterr 30S. JOLINBTON. I
No. 91 . 1llarket Street,.' .
WOULD respectfully invite the - ..ttiration
of viz:chaffs totbelr sldelLot Zingenillia And
sercscts,__Ksions alassactsamis, Gnome, Ty
" La ' ° "'" .. " l rgan deirlng4 114.4 41 1Tarrir 4
liE ELZaartrf 4 0 . 6 44"1"5,4
. s"i .11(
BEI ttlardir=4%,44lyllaso Ca.
ora. I ' d ' Bu "TWla
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~. ef,":"afri2l444
. - et 414 .4 ft 4 * .18 -- • 1 4 4 4 4 11 4 lktiZlZZ.;bila".
at 7: 0 li o r t nn ) 4 1ENCT .
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p„ 744
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, ._....n i the eaftsr thn =KIP , - - , , 4:2' of (men ' , : l / 4 ` .. oripti '
a kis v..
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0 0.nak Migago&bL=Lusb. la" ~,14, . ...144,7.: fo g t.ZZl.z,./z_9„,,, , .. x.: ,... %
..rratt tea e,' 4.....ni27.'""nd .7*.trftt; Zrum'''''t'l
weans.
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...n= ti
a neireyred Irr thoe• -`-'
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.., 4 3„„„ mitnitura
er sea then the ye- - erIiffOISMIE ClikNe..... l2l thr . . Wilq ' '
.12u law g-- nrabel '-- IVELLe'et• nee 14 . 8 92; .
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"mhisrirritt.u.d.r.ta*.toliat.r,...ch
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gelt attpud r it t e:l6,4, 4 ~.is i lic it Seat,. uz,t.1.4„_43131
toftkr4 110.4 z fre,11,Ar h ,.... Safi+ l.
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• 4 ..c riu lat) to A '. ouft — r° urnamiar4 ----- n ,:i l
5i50",,41 4 ." 21 ails!" l 'azi high Wrs3o,ollltiC
1 .4:4 ft 4' ol a p.m
"rola th. , j k IkreakinVp 4 1 ..th - tn, s. e7Y..to. s
' 4 . B Bit binrA l lt Of Ap r il ..
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,044,4.,411...a 4"d an , d. ISP'.
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Wholesale an y
AMMO iDERIES, HOSINA.
Fancy Goods, ko.
N 0.77 Starbast, 4 1 t and thDir...
Sir Aginto for lirsilley'a leans.
IRON FRONTI
New Dreg!' Goode.
HAGAN & AHL, No 91 Market street,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
r. the ladles to their neer .toot of Grenadines and
&rages,. Organdies and Lawns. Crays and ltspagne.
Chintzes and artalantes, Demme and creme:tins fleetness
Babes de Calm and Lavo. do do. stab
Peremptory Sale of Timber Lands.
THE Enbecnber will positively sell at a
bargain, about 4300 acres of Maher !Ands. to ett.
.147 tract; altaste in Elk count/. Pa. near the line of the
Babas! and Me likliread.
md.• sers 2l"' a "" ea ' agottil ' olf =4 4 411= =MI
mar LILT atment.
MAO,
One of Vastest Perms to Westmoreland certintr, near
Freeport, containing 116% acres, ior sale obeap—• rare
chance for gardeners Grimmer,. Goal buildings, erith •
Is t e tle v i= f ira r t'd le, 17'411;11 m• 1 o n
211
lmmedt
atelr at mins= at the United Males Rotel. EN= street.
Where plots and drafts of the lands can be seen, and title
= L exantined„ A , .old In bodr k irmte, ea
I HAVING sold my Magazine and stook of
Po-sass and Yuan to D. W.V. BIDWELL, I cheerful
y recommsnd him to my friends sad customers.
Etta iamb. April 2,186 d.. L. G. MUM.
Co-Putnership,
ir HAVE associated Joseph - Dilworth with
I me In the Powder sad Commission business. sod urn
;ar Warner under the style oLD I I r L . r;C R ESE • B I
CD-
April 100145.
DILWORTH & BIDWBIL, _
14ANUFACTIMERS' , AGENTS FOR
Du Pont and Hazard Gun Powder,
1155 FRONT STREET PITTSBURGH.
Ella' variety Sportang, g and
EVERY
'Powder idersys on band and for eels from
e. arorablederou.
MiXerclunts sod others will 'please nod In their or
ders by 0 P. 0L for !lathery next roorning.n.ndbY 11
Ibr &limy ln the slterwoon. spll4l
Pioneer Line of Australia Packets from
New York to Melbourne,
CAN.NI7.NG 7118 MT= STATM KAM
Tlbeautiful and favorite Clipper Barque
NTIROD. nineteenth dap of this line. will be des
patehedon her exond voyage to Melbourne. on lb. 20th
bet. Paenenger acconnnoostions nnenrpueed. Ha
Balton, CM Vint Cabln,Slso, &c oral Cabin, SUS. The
Nimrod will be followed • br the celebrated Clipper lithip
Windwerd. Apply on boardat pter9. Hut Ither.rw
cell B. W OA/dEIION. 116 Wall Meet N.. York.
• Removal.
W. HERSI'INE & CO., have removed
jur to No. T 6 Water otrost, coroot of Chancery lam. op 7
F~~
11MIMSEN, Manufacturer of every va
, Mar of TULA BOTTLES Gad WINDOW - Clan
B Porter Mee and Cant Bottles, Demijohns and
upon,llint Glens erny_resletr. Warehouse,
101 and 183 end L. 45 /Int eta, Meehan:l4
Penns. mk22
•
Br al
anca , .
•
MR. SPEER dr, SON have removed Co 334
Penn West near tbe comer of Penn and Wayne.
'lows IN A. 11.. and 2 P. AL ab2-3atd
For Sale.
IRE KEELBOAT J. B. RUSSELL, of
. 11.5.:E:= ..k.a sensir e =ef o r 01,d i f24 Il i nd r =ll4
spa
Hata and Call.
iirEwould call the attention of our
reends surd the public generally w h ich
beautiful stock of SILK. BATS. at S 3 and IL
cannot be surpamed mr neat:teem and beauty of KW.
Also, our Celestial and Shanghai CAPS. which are the
most eplendidol the ~011. FlUdi Caps at met.
redaS .L WILSON & SON, 91 Wood et.
V anew and 1 , =ay Goods—A Rill assort
ment just received.
lirare opening our Spring purchases of
above grexle, an d them at lowest ark.* to all;
Ton invite country dealers to emendae our .took before
purebeeinst. Oar eta* of .Lookl ng Wawa and Frams of
mods is complete. Whl. 11. TALOOTS d
& C
treet.O..
. N 0.62 Woo s
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM
TOTE Pork and Pbilsidatckls, ADM stock of •
GREEN AND oLACK TEAS,
=AA To=son. Imetisl,l3sapooder, 0010 DE,
sad all of srbich hays been
toraltdly sclectsd sad will I I so sunsal, sltbor *Doke
saloor
SOPERIDE. RID AND JAVA COFFER
LOVEKMIPS sad ST. lAMB DEFINED sows,
PEKIN TEA MEL
51K No. 38 Fifth strut
A Valuable Property for Sale.
T•lLEsubscriber having a desire to move to
. Wed, offers for mt. bU property. which I. loot
quarter of a mile ram Philipsburg:6, Beaver onuaty,
P., oppialte tha Rochester Railroad Depot, near ths OWo
Meer. It will milt moat excellently as emirate maiden°.
pre than who ...engaged In busimees In the city, on Rail
roads. Steamboat. cr for Oardeners. It =tales about 12
sena on. two atm Howie 21 by 23 feet sons etery_frame
16 by nt fat; • frame BMW. 20 1 , / 1 .•• • CMS W•II
the rod; out bolldlngg and edeo 65 grafted Apple X••••
• lot atPuen and Cherry Trees. The whole er any ,part
of the above mentioned Df•Partr . . 01 be mid U c••••••
Far further nartlcodars, eneftdre of If. W.llllllOlll,
watchdleker, sitatimeo et, nor bib.
eip26.3md GEORGIC V KIT. e
Dissomtion.
HE firm of Pennock. fiEtchel k Co. has
ale day been dloolnr4 by mutual consent, and the
Weald cowmen haring been transtard to Jamb
Peraneltand Nathan F. Hart. they only ara authorised
to mottle and collect the debt; des saldlate Arm. Penns
knowing thereselree ladebted plow at pganoch
Warts, No. 141 Wood It.. and pay the same. Those
Who/ daMs against add nem irM moment them for pay.
MN= JOSEPH ENOCK.
THOS. MITCHELL.
JOHN B. HEREON.
Pittsburgh. May Let, 11364: NATIIAN Y. MET.
. - 'PENNOCK & HART,
• tOftba lat t a dna of Pennock. W.W.11 id 011
FILLZalst. EPIIN_To R Y.
w arenottse, no.isi 'Wood utreet,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
A Cloutont Snapto of
Oooklng atom and Barlllll4 i , i, ou Orttosaandittnto.
nova. end Groton
" agiZore Iron&
_Wm ' tr "h'3l ii 9".
iron and data
:dr Water .x.a tias Ptpon and fdlinallansona Olastlngs
mad. to coda. toyd-lnd
— lnssolntion of Co-Partnership.
f l ea of LIVINGSTON, ROGGEN &
, r lM 7 'itt;%, VLTJTlVx g li=ronle'lrth
of March lost. Th.` buohnos of the
NovestY Works
will to contatoot a all hStronehes bp the sarrinta part
ners. UMW the name sad 1 1 1 1 0 of
LIVINGSTON, COPELAND & CO.,
who will oleo eettlo he the adateid the late firm.
11 a:A l i re 1 1
44.44011V1CK0w. ,
Plttelnawb. Mir 4 tf W. U. 00 , MOND.
_C/I
SPRINOIWDSupIyV OROF
IS GOODS,
AT.TIEB
MURPHY &BURCHFIELD,
North-Rut coma of 4th and thwart it., PlttsbafX: •
ADLE,S' DRESS GOODS, Waken
T
g =ir a 6 1 2 4=ttrart t ILMr ,
Hera
w h o - i de s , on
lawny . (B de Lanes,
Pandao LIMO* and 01%. Woes French Miami
1,-1412e - tateohmni=r.v.e . r...,
Oratory, Ribbons, to.
now -,tit. of Womb waled
Roma% Mean, Epsom", Bitrb. 1 lowiehtra r Pithora,
suyorsots of Collarssod Broom.
MOURNIRCI. GOODS—For Domes, locludhot Tiumao.
maim Ronobastoos, Mara do Lanes, Maass. TIMM.
HOUSE
110USERIMINO GOODS—Ruch as Wit+. Vara for
Iledig (nMhy s ror tl Mb l aguno 3luliMs.
aho, Rao and Dore voitr, Inehodlog lama French
Cloths, and Cara:mores, Toga% Ninklos,and Nanklnabh
lino. Bilk soil brartailot VW.rairs. Roma Idioms On=
Am) and impala Srarting
thar stool being ran ham sod Tam low ton s ialt,
• of rands, we hydra the calls or our nada. austooand
boyar graninllT mh2.4.
Palk Sale of the Main Line of Public
Works of Pennsylvania.
is hereby given, that by authority
1 %4 c , 14 1 01 t. A ti= tr, mri s trith i % to=
DAYcinAgn7 Examine, ln the City ofYillmicapte, on
DAY, the 21th day ofJuly MU, at 73f L o'cloth. P.M., the
. RAIN LINN OP PUBLIC WORKS, between he
tbarad ba ly=h,o o ll4ll of the PlLUAttphle,
includlow the new road t t o mold the n rnellati Mask the
Emblem dlyielan of the Pannaylvanla Cans!. froge=34
Mato the Junction, the Juniata division of. lm
cants Canal from theJimotlon to toe Pastern' tamable,
of tb•Allegieny Portage Railroad, and the Western el•
vision of the Pennayhanis flanal., from thaWeetern term.
Inns of the Allegheny Portawe Railroad to Plinshargbathd
incindlng abm the bridal, am the linsonthantia al van:,
ain't Island, together with all the surplus water V o_l.l o l
s t actut k t i ll/l o itaseendwd4pegh.,747,l;
tar &ethic.% Toll BotunT, r d& ireock e ind Materiel,
, whatsoever: and. 4rhereso.B•ol . theremato belenginin ottlYitt
far tthou.. of the game, and together with all the m t
in
Utle, Mend. claim .ml 4 Oinoand of the OosiminMven
or PIanItIVANLI to all hyonerly, real, nemonal and mixed
Woo/ring to the UM% on the terms thd nontiltlerm pre
milted by the f l Act et A atebly. eon'. whichlOOT
obtalosi an apyllosUon et. or Mtner midnomd to t ta
dace of the aeorcutry of the Onsmonweaitb.
1.
Minh, Tenturylvahla, JAMS rowan.
Plnbl
Reatmarra thunnim.llerrlahurgh. lo u r
1033.
0.713.44
Alilit 111811SiNCS COMB!,
OF -HARTFORD,CONIC—Chartered 1819.
PAID UP
Cash Capital, - - - - - - $500,000.
'Cash Surplus on . let Jan. 1855, $ 273,273
TitiS CAPITAL STOOK and SURPLUS
.12.=..i.r.! . . tba bandit alai soatl,told
d ht, p
.Adanco and of croal e tlity to poi " Icti l oi i i = tty, °" 4
state a fact nut Um ne+to al Company nom 01l Ito
ameba sOO7 from $1 'to AO por font& Ito
Dastotos lo lam Ina we utod, sad to oser oodolon
DO /PIM". il..ll7l.Tinttie Un
The
itoo et er Mad" lot.
!amount** thosi.tho Alma continuo to mato
=l= , 4 1. toms ' Ca4coitota, ...-. strata of
, w Ai Is co ilk ostlitzto =wilco Mololw. ,
OXILoo NortbeWoot earnort PM sloi Wood otrarttl.
r
4 4 4 ATOVntrruiCli 2 4, flnicA/440 8
mince imutipselest Ifta k AY OP.
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othrt sad .
Maim Wry,
0.03.4.17 . Ob..
Eleveral , and -
.a
Agl4 3 ,
mhl3.tf tilrvill• EL, &alt..
'ZOE RENT—A very desirable
Homo on Penn at. Thelasa 41n first
hott been femur fiff , fd_a. pßnikk Im
l:wain of JOHN WilaWN, Vas Maim a.
m 126
?IVO LET—A Dwelling house on Third et.,
V near our & CUTHBERT I 50N.148; El 4.
——
r _
-L E T,_-A small well-finished and far
Mahed STORE, with large show window, next door
corner of IEI and Market An Possesodcns wit= hn
modtataly. fad , E. D. GAZZAIt.
r)L10-LET.—The STORE on _ -est street
ant door to the corner of 34 at. =opted by Mr. B.
tarn. an extelleat voll.known stand for the clothing
blatant. - • teM E. D. OAZZAM.
For Sale or Rent. •
WELL finished Brisk Dwelling, adjoin
lee end mar the ne.Mftd Britton.—
he use contains 13 rooms, end the lot, on which there
Is segsrden=drdvmstrtilnig. ?malt: I.4i3 . l l V o lt . Tart
eds desirable rrtoperty I r ;l d ell ' d low and cm very .87
or will be rented fur $l3O per annum.
E. -a dZtAill.
Flrrt,
To Editors and
HE HE Building occutked. fo r more thdn ten
Ts= bythe Pitteintrgb slut which Is hentrsb
IT tad on Third et. new Starke is we YOU xcENT.
acrdi., • g•odr oppmfamity to Edit= or Prin . Tof es.
coin g s well known stand cm their badman prop:.
arty is direntir opposite the aternvive Printing an Neve
napes establishments in tlingeries DiePsteh Snilainn ,— .
'Par beees.ssmir te g. Oike AM. •
Jeatf Markert N .. . betw ee n Schad 4th.
•
Water Cure Institute. ."
rum, srsarr (SOUTH SIDE)BET. Prkft SMUT
AHD THE RIPER, PITTSBURGH PA.
OCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Prtionti
tiouer in the Old Schools of bledidne, Allopathla
tr -11 111= thi h: - .... - 4 7 :dnimr ,, Tt= 1
Imam.
The perfectly safe, direct and Immediate effect this lye
I ta ir t ion w a j a's= il udl i l 1 1, 1111=w4c . s . tIscd o s i sh . rogo k
mid debilitated, readers itpeculiarly .desdra" . "2•ln ferrYllew
who will be treated et their houses.
Allopathic and Iformenaticiso treatment be adonnls
tared where deftest;
but, W
loop th.S.Agh Mem/.
ore, Doctor Baels glees a Bedded prefermess— to ydrope.
the. which has, throughout the old and new world, prov
en re .04005th ornoressfulln enemy fmm of diseases, lochs
ding Incipient Orasumption "BronehlOss
dommatary and Chronic liderunatiers. JUL I :' 7 ' ste, P garl
orm, Nervous and law Dlasabm Trtimindals of cures
from highly reputable citizens of newly every State loth.
Union. MU beresuolned at Doetor Baels's office. The 11.0.
Clergyare Invited to corundthim gratin
Win entry being used In the cenummatment, and of
too throughout the treatmenhit La luxury instead of use
pleasant, as those unacquainted might ruppoge.
Iterimenn—blessre. Marko Brewer, WaWman Palm
er, W. W. Wilson. W.ll. Witham+, Thompson MI, J. B.
Welders, D. T. Horgan, Wm. B. H.Bruclish, B.
M. Hens.
The undwM,Ved.heethg elettedlketor Beets
ton end witnessed his sumessful treatment, etwerfally re.
commend tOm es • thoroughly °Quoted and al/lfol rhY
&Cans
Charles T. Roma Joe. ITOonnells, Maid EinnA John
O. Curtis, Bobt. Patrick. John B. Lieingston, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick, !dowse V. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg.
Selelood
RAS, TEAS = -The cheapest Store in the
elty l vd ths only place when the but Old Country
las Old Cotmlay Black it 50 ota pe. lts •
Floe poop, and Oolong from 40 to 75 Mx. Falb., mina
in =all catty bosa extremlY for +=or mu, from 0 tOl2
Ma.
lieach. G
nereen. warranted to glee catlersetlon, at 50e .10
Codes. 12%c, SUgar.
Bolees of all kinds cheaper ch. Lo tt. _ at any other
mom ln tbe city. 111nd the Aar*. Morrie' Tom Mut,
2.41 door l
from Dla=nd alley. in the Dl3.o BB amond. nom
,mb3 M.. 0
THE ADAMS F,XPREISS COMPANY ,
A JOINT STOCK ASSOCIATION. '1
Oroxrdsed July 1,1854, under the taws on Neer Per
Capital In 12,000 Shares!
SICHNHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE: ' \
President—GEOßGE W. LASS, of Pittab)t.
sset
Geo. W. Case. PI ttaburgla xm , B. M. SAamtaker, Haiti
S. B. Bonlbrd, PhllAdebbla, Johnson .lAringston. N. Y
W.B. Denman, New York, C. Ppooner.l3xidgawrt.Oo
A. Adams. Boaton, • 8.8. Kirmler, P. Lily.,
ThamP.O. EPrhafAd• 11w.
_
April, 1855.
JOSEPH HORNE & CO. invite the a •.1
tion ofthelr =stomas and the publie to their a— •..
middy M
trianisrs.
Millinery thxxis.
Ribtons.
Rarbrolderies,
Hosiery and Glare%
• ism Monk of wnich they are nos readving at
asl4 77 Market street.
Varnish, Varnish.
Philadelphia Varnish Manufactory,
- 80 and 82 North tinail. arca.
......
r. undersigned would earne
_stly invite
the attentint of Conntri Merehente. 00ea hiehers.
t Dieters and others to their Tarr superior Ocarb•
tody, Carriage. Cabinet, Dealer, Chins Moen, DWng Jr.
pen dljait and emery otboo an d v %Ida ha
b" to 00.44.".""di0r.1t7 Yell= ve
lei coafldlmt
In mutt.' that they are uneurpueed by eny other mann.
ftetsred in this oonntl7. *elle& dweblllty ' -
itke and beautiful sionnuenre to , the work . d V aOW lninn
we moderate snd ten= to cool rear
ac = k Glee as •
nth2l.6mdir 80 hB2 North 4th it.. Pleidatgge ) .
Removal
L E %ANDER GORDON, Commission
sad Yorearding_Marchiust, Di
eseladiated to N 0.191
d at- battrean Wood sad Saa
'Dreams!
ILE7E, by F. H . Hodges;
0.9 Koh the question: -
th. Bina Canaria., or My lartialgari
Muhl. an. hipbtand hic
Us. yen hen ft= My - Annie Dew:
Oh whisper what thou helm%
re. s haat to ...haulm Away
Ma Flaunting Flag of Labatt; down East
One mak.. ward; Louis Napoleon Qui...UN
Jourire lania.—Enaria par 0. Vorn
. 'll.tie Mean s whose Mira light," with varlatlolua
Ohio Antic-
Zephro—Temalo—Cluta. , Jams,
POIXAII.—,
P 1 1c Why V • MAN Obewtinet It. Jcoregetem
CtalNewrrMrrTß,MW ,
.•• • - •• -
Frederick the Green Grand March de Concert, An
GrXll2 Mum—
leer Dare` Oh whhoper whet thou Aleket. SerencE.A.
Also, a°Weal= ague/ muck Ibr the dnta and violin,
'net reed by CHARLOTTE BLUME.
At the oleteetahthhed Depot, No.llB Want en,
eat Becond door above nth en
WANTED—Ohio and Penns. R. R. In ;
earns Bonds. •
Do do Stock, do dc Dividend Sala.
North Loserian 1111cang Company.
!galloon . do do
Pittsburgh City Banda
..ill is =y City Mond;
ts andldannfactateri Bank Stock.
WILKINS a CO..
Bankers and Ckaniniseion Stook Brokers.
salt Na TI !Fourth Most.
DUDLEY, STONE
COMMISSION dc FORWARDING AWFXRA.NTS,
.1V0.9 RECORD STREET.
(between Mein and the River,)
. ' Louisville, Ky.
ARTICULAR attention paid tol.holta- .
chum an iNten, Mom
rd..... d vale
or. Bomb
Caton. it , -. tooth.= withal idit'do, /b ihrodu.
and bianufaotaxed snide& .
-
Muni &Ueda; and anal anima mad
eMP math devoted to the exhibition and. s
at Fortes. ni. Melodeons, Church and Pular Ursa.
Mad F or loodrianenta.
W. A. Ekhantion A Co.. Woisny Wantilles,
A. Machu= A Oa- Wholoads Omni and ~-
Commlnfoia IdetchsAW.
Ombra t Bro,_Wholtsals Grows and
Star Candle Mannitsztarmy.
WidAtAs Owalwf. Patten A 0c.. , Lont. m.. I
mission thertbazda,
Anastroas dr Allen. Pork Dealers.
/lontgaceism Damags Molds& DO
Goods. •EmbB-10
. - • Gas Fixtures and Lamp s.
GBARGAINS at No. '221 North
ee:and street, above Vine. Phlladebihis. The sub
bore offer to the Us& and public to genera, of thelr
trent MILMISMOMPS. In all Its vaelone orenehes or latest
stria end flnleh Gin Obendelbsta. Fondants. Aide &septa,
Dee&?j,et.Trc=stei,.. adualeo.Th=4E4.lesiabtke
%noted Dee Lemph — M4, TA. 011 s Onsrenshom
inwi gad NIA Imam both timer sod sultablle
mesa .iaroem w_here
Aght mar beasmoh._OlranOote,
tr!'giVaintio,"=. l irrvir=l:7l ß- h and
prices reduoeL inconavosenee of having gi extensive lb.
away sad Wag pronnal slain at
tont= to the antaulteetritillll &lon.bischantes, ving
to MI nonatirno
dation or
H7.11)11.1011., HOMING A BRO. . 4
Via 211 N. 24 street abate Whet V =MTh Tdomor stmt.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
STIFINSITEF LINK (Phi Moedemi •
Saadi., dr Prices to cal the Liam - 10' 01-Seapest and
Healthiest Route. Steen Ettatdraf Jtdes Shorter th a .1. anft
OChrl .RiZtlld =daps° the deadly pun., judy mod
boo otila n dearly., tittediMFOU AMMO DM
T DM IN ADWAIOII OF THE ..1 , 1,13
The Accesory Teraurit,., 00. '.•(of Nicaragua)
XI: NORTHER - I..IGHT, . STAB Or'-
:Ina: PR. I .1 . . Or DANTE. Wa
al ftretchos •• •• • Maya Nam resk on.
the 6 and2Othof . each • astassatlns by theta>
011igall Trensiritonth Ots • • twelve mhos of land
tfetnportation oyez 1 cecdmecedeene66 toed* fret deo
Il e LMlZTAl ltb .l l lSWltritannal l t YJOldh,
nie of which:yid 'have Oen Juba dei Bur, the Paddy
tend= of the Trezudt Rout% What the Paellb_Btseak
=dye tbe Padienges atthe 00.10 6 7 1 when A
on their aftivelV gi = 6- c A .
Fteactsto,, An stperleaced
eldh • For infanaetkotbwsjetelejeast rOdOiled 110.04OrrlY,
a t i rtg --".. , doll 1 :- 4- • • • '..'L' 7lM ll6B Oit= . lf. ;
yitarelYlTLE ENTEC---Weriimllll.l
' kr• oar felesdiand Os vitae itimlntacaffili
noir*:= "d oite Oold 044 .
tft. to to Vomotuto,444 awn*
ceaperww.- , ,ntlisllllllloStillOthill% WOO tri
I LAM. GITIFURN LAVE. in ail wi ,
3 PrA,2ll:lllll3lShat mamma cos
t 7
The Eft.
st
Jantran . tfd, 1b
MMIM
OEN WILSON, Grocer ßlerebiust, N 0.260 Inert,. stres_,
The subscriber wi ll continue w
i . Dissolution of Co-Partnerstup..
1 . , th " ..=nt h
,:lesttri , zfAing.r.l...
.. day by the withdrawing of 0. Blackburn from tar.
.1 n.. e tombless of the !stet:rue will bo settled by eltb - ,
of the eubecaibefl. at their old Aland on Water et.
0. BLACKBURN.
Pittagursh. April 24.1855. GEO.B.JONBK
RAVING this day assooiatedwith Soo Mr.
.JAB. L. COOLEY. our tanner Book Keeper, the bud
try':
ire eolitlt the patronage of °geoid customer. and the Al
-53 101110.1. ' r GEO. •B. JONES:
'Pittsburgh, April 2,186J5, JAB. D. COOLNIC.
• .•
In withdrawing • froth the late firm of 0.
traokburn g Cn.,l do mood cheerfully recoromenlmy'old
partner. Mr. Geo. B. 'Jones, and Mr. J. L..CooLmrta the
eonAdenceor th e public, and bee:teak for them .L.toutinue •
Lion of the patronage ao liberally bestow& on the late
Arm: • ap3 O. BLACKBURN.
---
k OTICM--The late tirm of Wick &-.3l'Cand
-11, kis beriag been dissolved by the 'death ii• John G.
• n on the =th lost, the Marineau of ule Inn 111 be
iwr W
• ba. L tim tmdt
. 1111 W i tltAl a otticl it ca r ?:., and
0-PARTNERSMCP-The undersigned, 01
the late firm orWlek A 3rCandleas. has tars day an
tad with him WILUAII.MEANS and liAltitiddN
TitW A---
fe the portmee of continuing the Wholesale G
and Commission imalumr, at the old stand, corner o.
and Water eta, Pittsburgh under the name and
at cll. ^ . IDLERS, MEANS & Cb. lira respectfully in
vite aMa \ mm of the patronage so lib y
endly extended
toll/mists : ~.:. . D..2trCANDLEBB.
liy ilf, 1 .• f 4.—tay2l .._ . , ...
. : . .'
KO : ,it;?llOriberfl, trading modes rho firm
of & `. v., A DE LANGE, diasolned partnership on the
lost, hr mutual memo t. RIC erAtill.liAßD.
. • ttsborgh, March 190.1855. L . . 11..1it LARGE.
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• roberriter will continue the Hide and Leather hoe
- In all its Matches, at the chi stand. N 0.21.5 Liberty
st ad respectinlly solicits aaoutioostion of the patron
age no liberally. extended M the late firm.
-,, ILICILSED•DARD.
rOTARTNERSIIIEHWe have this day
associated ourselven Inthe-,Ctrpet business, No.
Market at.. thepartnerahlp tO Mite from the fu . st day
anuary lan, and the busl ... to be mndueted under
name sod firm of W. s lreltntaek .1 Brothers.
WASIIINGTON BIeCLINTOCK.
ALEXANDER IdeCLINTOCK.
GEORGAE L. IdoCLINTOCK.
Eitteburgb, ?day let„lBs4„—myl2
OTICE—I bsve sold my interest in the
J b‘W ato Killi rL trllho l t h ut t a C iett s 2 c7ld A isea ' Sto ' ?l
Prom m mosomond the r
fiends irritllanta,
" Rfa r ja.Jnlr 150. b.
B. L. 1.0241
&A: LONG Ro.,i tat and Brass Faun
dere a > d Gm Mears. invite tttention to their Rork
addl rackets, Pendants and other; tate:roc
We fit up hooseessith steam and gag, make trees matiog.
alai! kinds to order, furnish Railroad pumps and tank fit.
%% and keep antkattrition mow constantly on hand.
OTICE.—The :ate 'firm of JONES 4
QUIOG having been dissolved by the death of John
Qolon the 27th Inst., the hosinese of said firm sril 1
be eettsii by the undersisard. et their oftloe, corner of
Aces and First stream.
&pt. 80, 18b4.—art MAO JONES; Itorrnie rartnir
ISAAC AAC JONES, Mannfactnrer of Spring
and Blister Stee l.ptle Ploughß pringu Blab n
Steel, Steel Ploogli
gs, Coach and Em:gut Tama H
Patent &raw all and ll Bazonargecl Bu lron Ades —Comera al
Bow and FBA stmts. Pittsburgh.
- Ft B. ROGERS 1c CO.; Mowafacturers ox
Rogues Patent Isagrond Steel Cultivator.-01bn
cornet of Ross sad Pint Ann& Pittsburgh. felPar
4
OTICE.—In consequence of basing sold
our Fa:maces be the Cambria lem 'Company, the
entitle beretalbre existing_underthafirmotr.SHOES:
GER
under Cree Furnace, and • also the_ •f,-
nership esistingthe tom of RING 4 5110E10ER.
GER, at OamMia Fernace,are both Wotan& : The bus!
aces will be wailed up by the managers at. the Furnaces
and naorss B. Ring, who are authmised to um the name'
of the rektectlee Arms In settling tgethe business: •
GEORGE B.- RTN_ ,
,0 w
Mirth f. IEI3. . Truhartfl P. 5130ENESEGEbt.
Rd - W7fiffiffilThl ''''''''''''''''
• nid r ith orrntsgMerstuttana Dealers wslly
tans. Z e lios.93M e lsosit went, .3bm
Theundersignedhavisico_.#artner
ddp, under the Arlo of D. W.: kOO tr: the
transaction of a General Agency. Oommiselen. For yarding
andProdueboamess, at N 05.93 andgd,Front street. are In.
gazed to give special attention to tiling orders. receiving
and &awarding produce and merchandise. and to the es
ecutkm of allhosiness that may_ be outmoded to their care.
D. W. NE ASTINft,
. EIC.IIIIAMIL
.Iteng. 10—Clarks & Than - Willlam Batik Co.; W
Wthdll& Co.; 1. &Den . & 0o.; di
WBllam a . & D .
B. • limer &
=P;ilag i . 3 ltorire Ledlle, Beg ' ColomonEltoner,
ESL
Nz'Lf
TOTICE: Joseph Fleming Invinuiso
dated with tam Smogs the tmetom 7,me.its
be ea:winded under the str JOSEII ARM. CO. at
914Itsaa. owner of Slap .td aod rototh mop,.
CO-PAELVERSHii• —Having associated
E. d. Warn milli am In the Drag badmen, the buil
1 nem mill be ear ned. on rem this Ante, under the uric o
==EM
L R. ILLIIII.'
K•E: SELLERS CO, Wholesale and
Real] Dialan In Pairdz4 0114 No=l,l l l.
No. 67 Wood stmt.
ILurx M O7 PIITICOM ULM. A } . • .
ar lit )
President and Directors of this Bank
F here this day declared a dividend ems nicer.=
the Cavite Stock. for the lut sir month.. ramble to
Bteekholdent, ar their legal teremituivss". or .'i".
tiie I.lth init. my24l.lth JOILei &NYDR. CaidOr.
r, Co-Partneriti_.p
OS. MITCHELL and dEIN B. HER
ROI, of the late Ann of Pennock, Mitchell &
leg bought the Interest- of - their itn ry e* • h tt,'W
11 1 / 1 1.21 itommaT, end aesoelsted with th a eni WILL I' mai
gr o ki;lloZ4 eicallaghs busteres, as
IRuer T, et
Min orhiacilati.tinandalta.''Tt.th°'"l" add
dote from the ht. Apr% ult - srabb to
Firtstrargh. Way lob ISsS—my2rlted .
i Allegheny Gas Company.
~.,•
N ELECTION for one President and - sight ,
tagttr.a.veeezitrtaamme,:bt
DAY oir BIAY; ttlialth that,. Rlirtion ozrtdag at 10
.. dock. at. arfd dodos at ao cloak P Zile Annual
•R•prat Wald beans Btoelblodera at thetrme.ttag
on tbe awns day, at the mum alshe„ at 2 teelodt.
my3-td D,AYLII, trriaarce.
Charlotte Blume,
MANCEACTUREIt. tort Dealer in' .Piano
Tortai and Im of mnato . and' muc* Imam
manta Sole agent gr_ SIAMBITIUS MIMI% alp
tIALLIIT, DAVIS - C DoatmaPianaorith and with
out Solna Attachment: my 3 Wood lit.
Second-Hard Piano For Sale. -
fp; E Mahogany oix octave Piano for $1.60,
lUFfulaktr Ita3 • CILAHLOTTELux.E.
Fancy ektuta Stare.
RENA SFO
ODNINSON'a FANCY RE
MAW " °MT' snMit 644
Lintels or orwrzonts, oforturaol lorr paces. Ibresab. ugli" ,
ardrYlmd
For Bale
- . •
in7Dii...sateillell:LtriPt.-1"ran‘:124.117 teas
rlts
FOR SALE-12 Oatinfri Seats kr the right
hs=4 me of ts. rot.* dv.t Road, aK new
um. Mame of the hindmost and mat bealtny
locations ,negir the elm and► met agatiable road
°a the
&Muse all Mart.— 113.7 2X., OrpOtita
dale& dapt.
fortganc &
ps
onitteninclu alt. will bei
ty...aoldiljzograt•item. E ts
e mullre est o
oatatbt c 4 r ; i : E 7 -
.101-tt . ' Ttil=ll.s WOODS. 'lig
Wm. IL • Takott&
LOOKING GLASS IicLANTruccTGAERs
irawyzt„D.c.k.Athiv-Iculiv-"G*
ma
d Cr sot l Yo .
urths. Bikh Ju reed at com a ofWoo l . m777t
BonatY7.anda etc Claims against
_ • -the Gover=ent._
SPILT. elll procure Bo Land- War
. I:RA{ for :1361111104 thuds widoinitd , nithati ehildrea.
Drasearde clallospgabut . ths:Glavespetwc sad
=arm tbe7vouts 9a : 1,1," 'reatrUr ego
ibotatmttbailiki
. it 4,1 uubiLtaxmatumi
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IffiEsiftlet::Lit ',I CO. have maimed LO
w qN o.lPWster 11.00 ELlhoulLt4
bnaltraimmegp, - 111 *" 180 itzmal7
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