THE DAILY * ESTABLISHED IN 1786 ADVERTISEMENTS. 5 ' * °°- Nmrtm At>- \ • Sa«jvf taa,M%il ‘ V4 - 316 “ ,,,!4S i Imported Wines, Groceries, Ac. I I.AW.GEERT, i <lO3 cuul iTtirr, ijm 719 naoinwir, trrw toic. I [Established 1804.] IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST JL Qnallty Family Groceries, ofler to the Trade, Hotel*, Private Families, and all wbo are choice In their taste, and *£?? * oo*“fne crtWe, a large variety of TEAL—Green and Black, Souchong, Ponchong, English Break&st, Polony Imperial, Hyson, Gunpowder, Voting Hyson, At, la chests and half chests, Ac. OOFPEE-—Mocha and Jan. IVLSKfI 1 Madeira*, Sherrie*, Port*, nocks, tc, rery old and high grades, In oririhal packages, demijohns, mag no ms aod bottles. and OUFKTIER'S CLAHETS. CUAMPAIGNS— Meet ACbandon's Cab’t Iwp’l \wrenay. Do Heidselck, Q. U. Mumm’s do do do ~TQUOte—Brandies, Bams, Whiskey, Gin, Amck, Ah sinthef Klrech, Ac., la origins] packages, also Cnracoa, Uaraschino, Anisette, Noycau B»ten,*c. HALT LlQooR&—London Brovn Stoat, Scotch and English Ales. CIGARS—-A Tariety of choice brands. PICKLES—English and French. SAUCES—For Fish, Carrie, Gama, Meat, Ac. . • CHEESE—Stilton, Cheddar, Rpyftl. Victoria, Prince Albert, • Parmeaon, Qniyero/SapttgD. Botch and and American. BCG AR3—Loaf, Crashed, Pnlrerized, 8L Croix, Ac., U bar rela and half barrels. HAMS—'Wectphallaaad American. ' OlLS—Olive. Sperm and Whale. u<panart warranted Doadoltcnted and of our ownlaportatfaw. foldtf? MA’pKEOWN FINLEY, • 'Wholesale *o d , M *o*i£ttiMr* of Cartm Oil. No. 167 y >tf «t, .Pittsburgh, Pa. Ja3o:lyd B 1 • J 1 * FAHNESTOCK ■& Oo.j l&t6 of the firm , t*r^lJi ,lh s!! u>A * »nd nenuore to Fleming NO.-6O,cbraerWood and Fourth S; A. FAHNESTOCK. & WHOLE •^!.RrQ^ U u* aJ of White Lead, and Litharge, eotW-r Wtfcxl and Front-ifa-er-ta, Pitta? a ”rty‘ » -«= ••. mch? T J SGUOONMAKEK,- JIANtJE4CTUKKH y Bed I«d, Zinc, Paint, Litharge, pat tjr and Wholesale Dcalerln Prints, OUt, Varnishes, Tnrt>en- Une, ftc-, No. Wood sL, Pittsburgh; pa. «3:lyd I . ! TOON"'HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR* TO JAS. i.J—.- TW _ Eot.ll Dnyiftit «»d Dealer ‘T Pittalwrvh. • ’ • J^llqgolar JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL .rin Dm«., r«Inl. V«r,il,| ,al BI „i BjctoOi, No. ZW Liberty street, Pittsburgh. . All order* wffi receive prornntattcotion. for Scbsnck’s Pulmonic Syrup. marZhlydsw Pats SUCK W&CW......... . Atn»m UiTCS. SRAUN A REITER, WHOLESALE AND Druggists, corurror Liberty and St. n»i> *tg^ JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. Wilcox ft Oo.) corner Marks trtrort andjllamond, keep* ooMUatlT on hand *faU »nd oompbte AwMmeotbf farnc*, i P??!"**** *'«*■ i”- prescriptions carefully compounded at all bOOT.._ Jaftly f) R GEO. H. ICEYSER, “ n ” r ° ,V!mS ~r" ” vlr “ i ” * Urotiuce Sealers. i . ... /"IHEESE .WAREHOUSE—HENRY H. ;j OOLLINS,TonrardIng End Oommiarion Merchant, and S Daaler in Cbeeeo, Bntter,'Lako Fish and pnxhtco generally, § 3fl Wood it, above Water, Pittsburgh. • mp2l -T B. CANFIELD, LATE OF WAKREN, t/ * OHIO, CommiMlnn am! Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer In Wraicrti Rreerve Cheese, Batter, Pot •ad Peart Ash, and Western Produce generally. Front at-, * Vtvuo Snlthfield and Wood, Pittsburgh. Hjbalne & ANJED, (SUCCESSORS to A. Jc A, Meßanc.) Dealer* In Floor, Grain and ne. Commission and Forwarding' Merchants, No. 124 Second atreeet Pittsburgh,Pa. . (JsaU, 37:dly]jal2 ,AVID C. UERBST, FLOI XJ daco. Provision aiul Commitriou Merchant,-No. 207 Liberty street, comer of lland, Pittsburgh, gitre his atteo tioo to the sale of Floor, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Grain. Dried Fruits, Seeds, it., Ac. 49*ConaigninciUs respectfully solicited- ao3:ly Alex. Forsyth. (sucoelssor to Forsyth A Scott,)-FonrardiDg and Commission Mer chant, Dealer in Wool, tildes, Fluor, Bacon, Lord and Lard Oil and Produce generally, No. 75 Water at., Pittsburgh, l*a. XI RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION LIVto Merchant and D-«ler 1q Groceries and Prodoce, 27 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Befor to •&. llauxton, Pittsburgh, BiOALtT, Cosoa-AVK k Co., Pittsburgh. A3*Oonsigjjm>;uta solicited and satisfactory returns guar nteod. dclGJydewT Robert hutouinson, commission Merchant, for the sale of Western Reserve Cheese, Batter, Lacdrfrieoa, Fish, Pot and Pearl Ashca, Bala*ratus, ODa, Flour, Grain, Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produte generally. No. 8 Smlthfleld street, between First and Water. ap3 IHARLES B. LEECH, FORWARDING end Cnmmislon Merchant, Dealer In Flour, Grain, ami Butter, and all kinds of Produce, No 8 Smith- Held street, between First and Water.- ap3 lAGLE WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD- 1-i INBR, Wholesale Dealer la Flour, Provisions and Produce generally. No. 6 Seventh street, between Liberty and Smlthfleld, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4 43*Terms cash. ■s _ I \VTILUAM McCLINTOUK, Dealer in § ■ T V Carpets, Market street. ' fe'J I W. H. M’CAUrca, : i tvEaieu in carpets, oil cloths, •-5 J,/ MATTISOS, Ac. Ko. 87 Fourth ftrwt ur&r Wood. Robert m’knioiit, attorney at Law, and Solicitor or the Bank of Pittsburgh, No. 110 Fourth atrMt, Pittsburgh. de!B •is JOSEPH 9. i i P. MORRISON, AT !?. (| torueyi at Law. Office No. SB Fourth «t_ bear Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. * my 24 HAKTZHORN & HAZEN, ATTORNEYS at Law. Office In OJoon Building, Fourth, street, Pittsborgh, Pa. Morphy a burchfield, dealers la Bilk* and Ladies* Drew Goods generally, Cloaks, Talmas sad Shawls, Embroideries ami Staple Goods, for n family use. An antunuDj extensive eaeortmeut ia all the i above departments, jottrcceived and telling at the lowest ;' prices. ' cor. Fourth and Market its*Cl oc3 a. a. Marow eco, l. asrnoirr e 00, s. rosx A: . A. MASON A CO., WHOLESALE is« and Betall Dealers In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, 25 Fifth street, Plttsbogb. _ Carria»e and Wa|on Hanntactory. M/ L. STEPHENS, Aaent, Comer Saith/ictd Street and Diamond Alley, ■\]|TOULD respectfully inform thC(~jC3Sjp T? psblis that belt now locators* aboroJSssSsi and has resumed tbs borißMs of Carriage making in all its Tirietiet, and Is alto prepared to execute orders tar jfygo&t ,of all descriptions, including all work for Iron Merchant*’ °®°* ] Soliciting a continuance of 'the patronage ro libcrallybe /•towed upon film whllS at tho old stand of •‘Bigelow A (&,” “ he Would aantro hli friends that tbo *ame dro and atten* thm will be given to all his order* as heretofore, baring se* ■’ enred the serrices of the bort workmen, sail baring ample apartments elM%hero far the finishing of line work. ... good assortment of hcary work uuw on hand, »uft , able for hpringnt*.' All work warranted for l^months. given to repairs. jkl4:lyd ' Coteb and Carrlage Faetory, JOHSSOH, BROTHER 4 CO., Cbriur qf Btknmtcnd Stbecca Strtett, CITY. VETQUhD RESPECTFULLY IN- c SBAJL "f I form their friends, and the poblie rallr, that they are maonfactarlng Carriages, Barouches, Boggles, Sleighs and Cbarietf, In all tbelr rarf '■©os styles of flush and proportions. AllWders will be executed with strict regard to durability and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended toon tbo most reaednable farms. Using in all their work tbs best Eastern Shafts, Poles and Wheel' stud, they f<«l confi dent that all who faTor them with their patronage will be - erffectly satisfied on trial of tbdrwurk. Purchaser* are requested to giro thrm a call before par* chasing elsewhere. oo8;lyd SUNDRIES—3OObga. prime Rio Cofee; * 020 hbds P U Sagar; - HObbls standard Cras’d Bn gar; 10 bbla Powdered - 15 “ Coffee *,] 'W ‘ H Golden Byrup; ,&o u Excelsior flyrup; "T 76 bxs 6e aas*d Tobacco; SOkn 6 twist Tobacco; * »casks BiCarb Sod*; 25nfbU» Soda SaUratos; 60 bxa BodaSaleratow 20 t'wrrca Eke; QObfebcwtsY UTea; 80 bfeheau Black Tea; 60 caddlea ask’d “ IMOrms Rag‘Wrapping Paper; 100 bxs ass'd sizes Olass; iCObdlsgtraw M “ 160 duaOorn Brooms; V) boxes Clay Plpoc 76 bbls NO Tar, '6 bast Allspice; • * SMatderßoU heather, ' In store and far sale by •all SUNDRIES— • ■ JB)0 bags Prime Rio Coffer; >l3O chests Y. £L and Black Teas; 76 boxes assorted brands Lamp Tobacco; •• 26 kegf gix Twist Tobacco; 1 26 bhds Potto filed Bagar; 60 bbls Refined Bagsr, . 65 bbU Yellow Refined Sogar, 60 bbls Golden Byrup; . 80 bbfa Excelsior. Syrup;. 60 bbls N. O. Molaaeos; - 85 BiCarb Bods: „ 60 bdxea SodaSaiaratns; VM bdlsaarortedalzeaßtraw Wrapplog.Papsr, 16 Aiercea files 8 k) Bide* Sol* Leather; - .20 bbls par* Flab Oil; 25 bbla Rosin Oil; . '■-'.86 boxes assorted Window Glass; IW. doten assorted Broome ■ *BOO kegs aaaortod Balia. Is atoreasd lor sale by> ■7. . ...... JOHN FLOYD A 00. - old jDomaiua ovbtkh house, 002HEH HASP libestt etreets, **<JEIVED DAttT. V/ «W OAN AND SHELL ’OYSTJKR S, uU:2Mlmi mm, 'to, QTABuu AOENOK—UAV!nu“BEKN NfAHffimtipjE?', fot KttKrargb, b, th. MADISON > ' 2r»nnil t2T “ lB 01 “ e!r PKAHL ’* in quality to any known ; - Injaanaocet) art now prepared to supply wholesale Doal* ***t P«taa, /We inrlte the attention of the —' Tnwla lntolsarGcl*,toaaaximinatkmoi oar prewoYatoek. *Od which WlllUkßplwqnaitq the demand. * rAtWKL, US A 00, ait- , , * ! Ho. 8 Wood ttrm- T O BBLS. 'T?RIME BSII BUTfER . X ,2 Mla~Sb>-£S<nlM tu< terjud Sir «I, br> Scussists. ml far Dr. Ford’s Mt-dlcine. in, • pro- Catptts, attorneps. Srg ffionlß. fflatitagts, 5<X» kegs Lmm( brand* Nalls; 3 auks Bleac’d Wbals Oil; 10 bagaGrain Pepper, IUU bbls a Mackervb DObllsOKH] “ *• . W4TT A W11.90N, * . No. 208 Liberty »t HBW YOEK ADVERTISEMENTS From EL A SCHELL’S Advertising House, No. 335 Broad way. • - AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN make, in any part of the United States, from three to Ova dollars a day, by selling from sample “THE PATKNt INDIA BUDBEB SAFETY- FLUID LAMP,” with an Im proved Burner. Every family who has regard for life, per son, property or economy will purchase them. For Infor mation by mall, inclose stamps to DAWXmraFT* MOTT, Patentee* aadexdoaiTa Hanotaciurera, 69 Fnlton street, New York. LIGUTE,NEWTOB A BHADDPRVB, <2l Broome Street, New York, Manufacturers of the Patent Arch Wrest Plank Plano Fortes, celebrated for depth, full ness, richness, parity, and a peculiar ringing quality of their tone, Tor which they have received the highest acomiumi from the greatest musical celebrities of the country-, and in every Cur, when brought In Competition with other Instm ments, tav* obtained the highest premium. Tlie Patent Arch Wrest Plank, which is owned And used only by us, guarantees their standing In tune longer than any other iu ■trument; while their nnprecedental demand lu all parts of thecountry la a sufficient proof of their superior excellence. A liberal discount (o Clergymen, Schools ■>»»(! the trade Jfts*,lyd3 fflnmmission, &c. ■AICOUt LttCH -.-JOBS U men. „.JOi S. tUOO. JOS. s. LEECH & CO., R0e.343 A 344 Liberty it., Pittsburgh, Ps. wholesale grocers ** AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON, Tin Flat© and Tinner’s Stook, AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES. JylLdly McALPIKft CO ,' (Lax*of J. 8. Leech, HcAlpln A 00, PUtsborjt.) GENERAL COMMISSION And FORWARDING MRi.RCTLA.NTS' Levee and Washington Avenue, WYANDOTTE CITT, KANSAS TKBBITORY, &EFEBKNCEB: Joseph fi. Irfecb ft Co, and PUtsbargh Merchants gene *»r lylbdftwlyT C THOM AH ft UALLAuHUH, OMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 30 Pine Street, Bt. Louis, Mu. axrxa to finoca, lUstmah A Co-, | Joxxa A Laura. Loexsti, Brnraar A Co., I Zuo A Paixrxr.. Will purchase to order, LeAd, llump, Baron, Uraio, Ac. Prompt attention given to any manner of forwarding. ' Jo*:lyd< SPRINGER HARBAUGU, COMMISSION Merchant, Dealer in Wool, Provisions and Pro.loc* mu erally. No. 295 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,.Pa. Henry - 8/~klno, (late~of itle firmofKingft Moorhead,) Oomintiwion Merchant, and Dealer in Pig Metal aniLßlooma, NO. 76 Water street, l«- low Market, Pittsburgh, Pa. apis A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO UAll « dy, Jones ft and.Forwarding Mer chant; Agent or tho Madison and Indianapolis Railroad, cor ner First and Ferry »)s„ Pittsburgh, Pa. , Ja2Myd Edward t. meqraw, general Commisrign Mrirhant, and Wholcaale Dealer Id Manu- Pictured Tobacco, « n <l Donu-«tie Cigars. Soafll Ac, 241 UIK-rt} •erect, oj.j»-ite tbe hood of WoodTpUts burgh. Pit. mbltly ffirortrs, J) AG ALE Y. COSOR AV E * CO., F WholesaleGrocerm, Noe. 18 and 2u Wikkl street, Pltts rgh. CXO.C. UD a. Reis & berger, gkouers and Dealers in Bacon, Lard, Flour, Cheese, Brooms, Ac., South-West corner and Second dtreeta, Pitts burgh- ; oc4:lyd Alexander king, wholesale Grocer and Importer of Soda Ash, Na 273 Lit*rtj street, Pittsburgh, Pa. aplilyd* WM. MITCHELTREE, Jr., & BHO. WholoealeGrocers, Rectifying Distiller*, and Win and Liquor Merchants, No. 2oa 1 jUrty street, Pittsburgh. Ju23 ritO. RJOJO ..JiS. L. COOUtT. Jones & cooley, wholelale gro- CERS and Itoat dualsrs iu Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 141 Water street, nearChurry Alloy, I’ittsburgh, Pa. my2B SUt’L f. SHtUVEB JOH.N 8. VIUrORTH. SHRI VER & BLLWORTH, WHOLESALE Grocers, No. 130 and 132 Second street, (between Wood and Smithfield, Pittsbargli. Ac ulßlTetso n,' wholesale • GrocyramlCommission Merchant.Dualcrin Prodoce and PiUaburuh Mauuhu.ian<d Artn.lcs, IUS Liberty street, Pittsburgh Joh* rton>.i.h KicaußD rv-ro willuw rtom. JOHN iFUIYU & C 0„ WHOLESALE Grocersiaud Commisalou Mi-rcluuita, No. 173 Wood suJ 228 Ul>crty street, l-ittsbargli. Jelfl joa.v _ioh.n wilbor. WATT £ WILSON. WHOLESALE GRO CKIIS, Comminlon Merrhants ami Dealers in Pro duce end Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 258 Liberty street, Pittsborgh. Jkvj. IiULLH D1CU1..,.. JtOBUV DICJUCt I I SALIH DICKEY & CO,, WHOLESALE Grocer*, ComtnlsduD Merchant*, *nd Dollar* In Produce, yo. SO Water rtrtrt, and 63 front itnvt, Plt&bcrgb. TBOIUB CJTTLB, BA. . .taoHin urtu, )x. (L*tepf tliF firm Robison, Little k Co.) T LITTLE t CO.. WHOLESALE ORO - OERS, Prodncs and Commission Merchants, oud Dealers in Plttabursb Manufactures, No. 112 Second street, Plttibargh. jalfrj:63 mt. **cLTcntox. \ j».t_ unarms. WM. McCUTCHEON & CO., WUOLE SAI.F. Gn-errs, ProJoc* toil ComtntMioa M^rrltantß, •ml Dealer* iu Pittsburgh Article*, No. 2)1) Liberty »Crcot, corner of lr»-ln, Pittsburgh, Pa. my 3 JODI At#ELL- A. J. Ll*.. CUAI. ATWELL Atwell, lee & co„ wholesale Groctm, Produce and Oomtslaaion Merchant*, and DejUcn lo Pittsburgh Manufacture*, No. B Wood street, bo tween Water and Front at., Pittsburgh. »p!8 aairr. aousox, BAU'L 1. EOBISOV ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE rv. Grocrrs, Commission Merchants, Dealer*, Ju all kind* of Provisions, Produce aod Pittsburgb Mannfoetnres, No. 255 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. jalfelyd CER, Commixuion Merchant, and Dealer I* Feathers, Ftsh, Floor, aod all kinds of OountrysProduce, No. 211 Lib erty street, mouth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Fa. Liberal ad vance* mad* on consignment*. JaStlyd Robert dalzell & co„ whole- SALE Grocer*. Commbwtou and Fonrardlng Mer chant* and Dealersin Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture*, No.2slLiberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. my 2 Krai Estate agents. WILLKABI WARD, DEALER iN PROMISSORY NOTES, Bonds, Mortgage* and all securities for mousy. Persons can procure loan* through my Agency, ou reason able terms. Those wishing to Invest their money to good sdvantsge, cah always find first and second ctass paper at my office, for sale. • All communications aod Interviews strictly confidential. Office GRANT BTRKLT, opposite Ht. Paul's Cathedral. Jnltdtf IDtttV LOOMIS TBOS. S. too MIS Austin loomis & co., dealers in Promissory Note*, BonJe, Mortgages aod all Svcurl tie* for Mosey. Mosey loaned on Checks short dates, with collateral securities. NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUOUT AND SOLD. Persons dtmiriug loans can boaccommodsledou reasonable terms, and capitalists can be furnished with good securities at remunerative prices. Also, attend to tbs Bale, Keating nil Leasing of Real Estate. No. 92 Fourth street, above Wood. 43-AUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Public. 13GOfe0eUttS f JfcC. WM. 0. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationers, Blank Book Manufacturer* end Job Printer*, No. 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. EC. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO e 8. Sadler,) Wholesale and Retail Dealer io Conks, Btationery and Paper flanging*, Federal street, Cth door 8. E. of Market Bquare, Allegheny, Pa. OHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND Etatlooer, successor to Davlaon A Aguew, No. Cl Market street, ney Fourth, Pittsburgh, P*- . KAY &CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA TIONERS, No. 65 Wood street, next door to the cor ner of Third, Pitbtfmrgb, Pa. School end Law Books con stantly on hAnd. L. HEAD, BOOKSELLER AND ST A • TIONER, No. 78 Pourih sL, Apollo Buildings. UNT & MINER, BOOKSELLER sod Stationer, Maftonlff 11*11, Fifth street. /ausic, tic. JOIIN 11. MELLOIt, No. 81 WOOD ST., between Diamond Alley and Fourth street. Sole Agent lor CHICK BRING A SONS' (Boston) PIANO FORTES, MA SON A HAMLIN’S MODEL MELODEONB and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, and Dealer in Music and Musical Goods. HKLEBER & BRO-, No- 53 FIFTH • BL, Sign ofthe Golden Harp, Bole Agent fur NUNNS A CLARK’S (New York) unrivalled Gtand and Sunar* PIANOS, and CAUHART A NEEDHAM’S yeausM MELO DJSONB and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealers Iq Music and Musical Instruments. * fed /"'(IIARLOTTE BLUME, MANOFACTUR EB and Dealer is Piano Fortes, and Importer of Mask) and Musical Instnusenta. Sole Agent for the QAMBURO PIANOS, also for UALLET, DAVIS A GO ’S Boston Plano*, with and without A t t* fhmapt - 118 Wood street. myS st)Baitianß. T4R. O’BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED I f at Dr. Smith's, comer Fifth sod Smlthfleld streets, oa MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS sod SATURDAYS, from 10 to 1 sod l to S o'clock. 4fr»Resldeoce oo the BrownsrUls Bosd. IR, R. T. FORD fttil continued | / VEGETABLE PRACTICE. Ilia offlce, ffwt cod jfrQMjtTAnU AToaoe> (Fourth Street Rood,) Eaetend o Chronic Dlaemmcu oot b* aqaalod In uny of modlc*l pwtkeof tbopreacn 4|« a ftflSsldwlyF, JOB PRINTING.— CARPS, CIRCULARS,' bill heaps, bills lading POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, LABELS, LETTER HEADS, Ana *rery description of Job Printing, pUln ororamramUl, »«''• n S£?™s'Jos, iflt, Prints Blpjg, MS StMonCT. « Wood 8 MONEY TO LOAN on Notes, Drafts, Bonds rnSHortCTsa.*, iO*BN LOOMIS *OO. PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING■ MARCH 1. 1858. iHanufacturcts WELLS, KIDDLE A CO., 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., Wiiimcmai or lIIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. Order* solicited frem the trade, and promptly ship ped aa per hutrodiona. TiXJts—6 month*, or 6 per cent, dlacoant far esah. *Q:lydAw3 JOS. P. UABXILTOa * CO.) KNGINEKR9 & MACHINIS'I'S, Corner Fint and Liberty Sti., PilUbnryh, F<i. SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, fur tin.- and Saw Mill*, Brewtriea, Printing KsUUishuiont Uanufactorle*, Ac., made to order. . . They also coutinne the manufacture (Ath*rrCVlehraied MACHINISTB’ TOOLS, • Bach w Turning Lathes, Iron Planer*, Boring and Drilling Machines, Ar. A leu. Wrought Iron Shafting, with Pulley*, Hangers. tc. euiChlydalyf , j«j>. BUBHA & QUTENDORP, , iANur»cTT3atas or S T'rc AM BOILKRS AND ALL KINDS OF SHEET IRON WORE Penn Street; near Water, Pittsburgh, Penifa. ttA-AUordera promptly attended to. felll 'Jtu A . —i, Y O N S , (Socceaaor to A. Lfbna A Co ) MAUvrACTcara or LOOKING GLASS 4 PICTURE FRAME: ’AND DEALER IN VARIETY GOODS, ScC , - No. 13S Wood St,, Pittsburgh, Pa. fe3:dtf * MORRIS Jc COLTAKT 60 LX MAStJrACruaxSS or HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC FORGE AND TRIP HABIMEHS. HAifafERS of tho following sizes* & made to order • No. I, Lift 7 lu.fqllblow, 309311*. Price $ 350 *• 1> ** •* “ 6C&3 '• “ 460 .. 3> .. 12 - .. 11K>3 „ « ato. - 4. *• 15 •• - -230? S “ ** WOO •• 6, “ iiU *• •• “ 41150“ “ 1600. ' " tt, ** W“UI - **• 2COO. 49~ OrOun «oIicil« J. Fur partlealan addrt?* MORBIS k COLTAKT. PiTTsncjujii, Pa. wajviu • ’ hiL Bill* Law*, (Below tbe fit. Clair Btroet Brid^o,; Alleghcuny City, Poona., nmrAcntu or BRADLEY’S WOOLEN ENITTjNO YARN, Of every Color end Number.' IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON abort not low for every cotar or Yaraa. llht tirf U-vnonoof the ungtuul imumturtaren of the celcbi e*l ‘-Bradley Woolen Yamaha connection with toy bn-thi Wui. Bradley, of Wheyllag, I wool.l n-i|»*ctfully «>IL ah are of the ordora for Varna, aa above. 4J“Caah gild tor Sheep Skins and Woo] WILLIAM IXISIULL.. WILLIAM BA&SUILL A CO., Cl Penn hL, bolow M&rlmry, Pjttabunjh. Pa. STEAM BOILER'MAKERS AND SHEET Iron Workers, Manufacturer* of Barutilli** Patent Boiler. l.o<rmnoti»e, Fined and Cylinder Boilers, Chimney*, Brek-hiQ, riru Bed, itcaci Pipes, Condensers, Salt Pans, Pan*, Yawls, Lif.- Uout*, etc. Also. Blarksmitta* Work, and Viaduct Ire HA, doftn at the shortosi no- Ure. onlurn from a distance |ituui|>ll) < atlcuJi-tl lo PeonCotto'n Ai Ilia. Pltuburah. Kennedy,childs & co.. MANUFAC TURER# of— Pt»uu A No. t h*»Tj 4-4 aifa-tlngc; Carpet Chain of all color* and shades Onttuu Twine; “ Bod Cord*; “ Plough liues and saih Cord; “ Rope of all sizes and description*: Batting. left at the Hardware Store of LoganNVjta A l5l Wood street, will hare attentioj. y JAMES IRWIN, MANUPAOTURKR OP SULPHURIC ETnER; Sulptmri.' Acid; Sweet Spirits of Nitre; Nitnc Achfc UoOmau's Analytic; A'jtj* Amm-inui, f'i'F; Fovler'a Solution; PniW.X S. A. JOUXSOX Muriatic Acid. Nitron* do myS PERRIN & JOHNSON, MANUFACTURERS AND DKAI.EKS IN W E. CHI LDS& CO’S PATENT ELAS • TIC FIUK AND WATEII-PRtMiK CEMENT ROQFINO,' 13a Third StaxjT, Pitnfcurgb.lV ,-Jv.iu U. M. WAlldE* A, CoV MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WARREN’S IMPROVED , FIRE AND Water-Proof ComuutfUloa Koof»*ia>l lUiofloir Ma terial*. S9-018c»—24 Fifth *trwt. delily DAJfiEL BENNETT, " " Manufacturer of fancy color- ED IrotuUme Ware, Rockingham and Y«Uow Ware, Ac. Ofßcrattbe Mauu£icU>ry, rornv of Waabiugton and Franklin *trn t», Birmingham, opp<«R« Pitufcnrrh, Pa. tnrlOuily* THOMAS MTCUAI -JOUS O. UCUu.t HR. BTCYtNSoa. Union Foundry, MITCHELL, HERRON 4k CO. WILL CONTINUE VIIE IiCSIXKSS OF •W** tfti« Union Foundry, at tbaoldaUnd of PENNUCK. MITCHELL A CO., No. IWLitwrtV st. * They wOl rearm tactnre, a* nsnal, a larg* aud general as sortment of CASTINGS, compriiing Cooking Stoves, Ranges find Slide Ovens, OFF/rp AST) PARLOR STOVKS, MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dos Irons, SAD IRONS, TF.A KETTLES, PLOWS A PbuW POINTS, Mill and Machinery Castings Generally. Aud *1 AS and WATER PITES of all a>r-«. • Also, JBOX AXI) NAILS OF TILE REST BIIA \ o.<q Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c.. All of wblTh will bo *old at manufacturer*’ i.t .eaa my’My ' WILLIAM TATK, “ PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10 Fourth strict, Dear Lilierty, and 472 IVuc «tr^«- 1, U eit dourto Ahh-rm<ia'Parkinson'* Office, aud federal nt.\ n*ar Lacock Allegheny. doscripliou of Fitting* fur Water. 0*« ami ai -» * EdcmiUc Tile Floor, For Churches, Halls, ConservatoriM, Vestibules and Stone ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Agent. From tile original patentees, Messrs. Minton A Co., London, and Mmn Millar A Ooatwk New York, for Pittsburgh and the Wear. All work executed In a superior style. Plana, Drawings and Specimen* can be mo at No. 2 Fourth street nssr UU o» 18:1yd JOHN CAMPBELL, 5~ Ma n u f a c t ilre r of boots I^- aud SHOES of every.fjeecrlptlon, No. 34 Smlthseld ■treat, Pittsburgh, Pa. x ocaiilyd insutanct agents. TITE <fc CIIAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur ance Co., Lafayette Hall, Wood street R FINNEY, Agent Eureka InsuracncCo., • No. 9 Water street. Aa.-cariuek, secretary • Pennsylvania Insurance Cou>(uuiy of Pitubnsgh, June*' Building. Fourth street. SAMUEL L. MAItSUELL, Secretary Citi xerui* Inaorance Company, Cl Water street. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Inaur • ance Company, VI Water street. J. GARDINER COFFIN, Agent fur Frank* <s tin Fire Iruuraucu Company, North-east n.rnrr Wwal and Third strvets. P A. MADEIRA, Agent For Delaware • Mutual Insurance Co., 12 Water street. THOS. J. IIUNTER, Agent Farmers’and Mechanics’ Insurance Co, I*o Water street ROBINSON, Agent Continental fj lnsnrancc Co, 21 Fifth itn—t. WT POINDEXTER, Agent 0 rei tVcst • 'em Insurance Co., 07 Front meet. Elptiolslecp. Wall Paper Warehouse. Walter p. Marshall & co„ im portersand Dealers, 87 Wood street, between Fourth street and Diamond Allay, where may be fimnd an extensive assortment of evsry description of Paper Hangings, fur l*ar lora, Halls, Dining Bourns anil Chambers. Also, Window Bbadea, In groat variety at lowest prices tocimntry dealers. aalfl WALTER P. MARSHALL A (X). I. SDWOHOSOJI _ .W. R.“aAtCM*B. E EDMONDSON 4 CO., Nos. 90 and 98 • Third street, near Wood, Manufacturers and Dealers In WALL PAPER, CURTAIN GOODS, ORNAMENTS, FRINGES, TASSELS AND CORDS. COMFORTS, BEDS, . j, PATENT SPIRAL SPRINO MATTRESSES,Ac, Would soltdtlha attention of purchasers to their large and varied stock. ap&Mknd J SEIBERT, Practical U piiolstbreb, • -Vo. 100 Third Strut, PiUibvraK, Maoutactnror and dewier In CURTAINS, OORNICR, BANDS. SHADES and BUNDS, MATTSASSBS, COMFORTS, CUSHIONS, Ac. I'articolar attention paid to Steamboat work. Carpets fitted and laid to order. tnrlfclyd dFumttute, job* a. Totna——..tuoa. a. toosa rmau l. ioobo T. B. YOUNG * CO*, F&RNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. SLybtoten Jfyluand Fmna. Avenue Worchonje-.los. >8 u 40 Smithfleld 81., Steamboat caSin furniture—w« ire constantly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE and CHAIRS, tutd iuvite tbtf attention of thoae Interested in furnishing boat*. «>3frdlwB T.B.YOPNQ*OO. JAJVUCa W. WOODWKLL, CABINET FURNITURE JiA NUFA CTUSMB Noa. 97 &99 Third St,, Pittsburgh. JW.W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS • his MeaiUandciutomen, that ha baajojt completed bla stock of Furniture, which la decidedly tbelargest and best ever offered toaale Id Ihlsdty. As he ladetennloed to up* hold his stock, with eeafWhe4 materials, heat workmanship aad newest designs; and from the extent of hia orders and facility tn manuCueturing, he is enabled to produce warrant ed FURNITURE at the lowest prioee. H*-keeps always on band the greatest variety of every deacriptlon of furnitttre, from the cheapest and plainest, to the moat elegant and costly, thatja house, or'any part of on*, may be famished from hi* stock,or manufactured express]* to order. mrto /'ID)Y£S SEED—2O aks recM • and for sale by foil HENRY Q.COLLINB, BEANS— 39 ska. small white Beans for sals by M " IL COLLINS. IITTSBIRfiH GAZETTE. f ittsluirgl) (gazette. POBLIHIED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY . BIDDLE <Sc 00. rata 6TMZXT. ABOTI StOTBrULS. • Newspaper in the nut, and havingan extensive circulation amongstthebusiness <wn, and rtat&jig a 3 da/ta, it offers inducementlo adver tisers as the best medium through which to reach the public. t&'TITE WEEKLY GAZETTE is issued every Wednes day and Saturday, on a large blanket sheet, and contains r*i addition to the news of the week, a cartfuOy prepared and rtliabU report of Vie Markets, commercial and monetary af fairs, and an accurate Bank Nate List, corrected weekly for Urupcyer —making U the. best Cbmnercial Newspaper in the • . terms* DAILY—Six Dollars per mpom, payable to adranc*, or 12Uc*nta per »eek, payable to the Carriers. WEtKLY—Twtr Dollar* per annum, payable in advance. Club# are on the following Four year iwenty** 5 “ “ And one to the peraon getting op the slub free. payments era strictly required, and no p*. per will 1>« pent after the time is np to which it was paid. Rates of AdTertUlng* 1 Square of JO line*, t time i “ “ “ a •» 1 “ 44 44 3 44 1 “ u » 1 week 1 .. “ “ 2 • “. 44 3 44 ... 44 44 1 mouth. J •* “ “ 3 “ 000 1 “ “ “ 4 “ io 00 ‘ “ “ “ fl “ _.l-J 00 1 “ “ “12 “ _«o 00 YeartyadvertlaereareeuUlledtooueeqnare.ebnoE able at pleaaurt, par anuum-.. u .„ ...... i with Cate treble price. 6 00 The Northern Bank of Kentucky vs. The Farmers’ Bank oT Kentucky. Appeals from the Fayette Circuit Court This was an action by the appellant against the appellee to recover SIOG, the principal and interest of a note for $lOO, purporting to have been issued by the_Fanuers’ Bank. Tho appellee, In answer, plead that the note had been fraudulently mutilated and alLered by some person; that portions of the note had been dotached and other portions hathbeen‘sup plied in order to conceal the mutilation. The Circuit Court overruled a demurrer toTthgt an swer, and to reverse that judgmeoHhe Northern Bank prosecuted (he appeal. The Court of Ap peals held that tho simple piatemant of these facts was sufficient to demonstrate that the safe ly of the community ami tho just rights of the bonk alike require that tho.law should interpose the protection against forgeries and frauds of this character, the result of which most be in evitable loss add injury to both. Therefore the answer constituted a valid defence, and the judgment of the Circuit Court was affirmed. Another case of considerable importance h&9 just been decided in Wisconsin. It appears that Messrs. Marshall & Illsley, of Milwaukie, en trusted the American Express Company with $7,600 to deliver to the Stale Bank iq Madison, Wisconsin. Thfc Express Company made a ten der of the money after banking hours, and the bank refused to receive it. Daring the night the safe of the Express Company was robbed of its contents, including the $7,500. Suit was brought to recover the money of tho Express Company, who claimed that once having made a tender of the money, they\rcre no longer re sponsible for it as common carriers, nnd that they kept it over night as a mere matter of oc commodalion to plaintiffs. In this view the jury coincided, and returned a verdict for the Express Company. K-Tilyd JAKkt>*M. aava Mone Fbaitds Exposed! — Wo move. Light comes. Only wait a little, and full day will break upon us gloriously, and bring with* it peace. The Board of Commissioners sent u subpoena last week to the judges and clerks of Shawnee, Johnson copnty. Ila! ha! They laughed at the civil process and the few sent to serve it Nothiog was laid by these few. They returned to the Board, made their report, and this time some thirty men (o cavalry corps) accompanied them. They arrived at midnight. One by one, judges and clerks wore arrested. It was no ha! ha! this time. They gave in. There was law in the Territory, and the power to enforce it, and they yielded. Well, then, judges and clerks appeared before the Board, in session at Lawrence, and, against ths?ir will, against all their wishes and hopes, testified, on oath, 9 • tho poll-book of Shawnee was taken to Westport} Missouri; fejjriTAtif jthree hundred rnmes were added at that place! the fact? gather and gather, and soon there will l ms escape for Calhoun, or any of the scounrfrepA Proof la accumulating. The guilty feel JhisT awdLfrom r or up, are ••vamosing.” Not one of them can be found on the soil of llm Territory.— L&vemearth Timex. One or tub Bora.—Henry Ward Beecher was taken on a stage sleigh, from the depot in W—, (a New, England towh, where railroad commu nication then ended.) io B—, n place fifty miles distant, where he It wan a warm, February day, and was splendid. Beecher was on the boi beside a young driver; Hie teams, of four homes each, were perfection, and ihe result was that the fifty miles were got over in something like four hours—pretty good railroad lime on some tracks. But it didn’t do the teams of horses any good; and when, some days after, knowledge of their condition came to the proprieio- ■■( the line, he called up that particular driver, (Sam.) and asked how he came to drive his horses that day at such a rate.* “WeU,” said Sam, “1 had one of the ‘boys’ on the box with me—ho wanted to see ’em go, and I put ’em through!” The Duels All Srttlsi>.—=The wars aad ru mors of wars from Washington, give place to piping times of peace. It may he said of those pairs of Duelists, as of a weightier hero of old, that "Houor pricked them on,” and that “Ho nor pricked them off when they came on ” Lieiils. Bell and Williams are amicable, after an exchange of shots. Messrs. Clay -ond Cul lom are announced to have settled their difficul ties by the former’s withdrawal of challenge and the latter s apology. Gen. Harney refuses to reply to Col. Sumner’s hostile note on tho score of his being his “superior officer,” (be is a brrvrt Brigadier) and says he will refer il the War Department. wbicb in this cose will doubtless prove a Peace Department. So Washington emerges from tho threatened cloud of duels, with - the Waste of no blood, Dud only half an ounce of powder. Tub Anti Lecomitok Call.— The call for an AntßLecowpton Democratic meeriog, to be held iu this city at Smith fa Nixon’s Hall, Tuesday night next, has been signed, we arc informed, by .Stanley Matthews, Esq , District Attorney for the Southern 'District of Dhio; by Judge Caldwell, Dr. Quinn, W. C. McDowell, Esq.. Oeo. ,H. Kelchum, Esq., by the editor of the German Democratic paper of the city, and ny many other gentlemen, well known os “Demo crats/’ the apperanceof whose names in such a connection ia significant. The Douglas men throughout the Northwest are just now making a desperate effort, taking a long pull and a strong pull and a pud altogether, as they say Clh. Com. . J * .J.isrpn a. otootc Mb. Krittis very like King George 111. In one of that monarch's craty fits it became neces sary to knock him down, which job was done by an employee of the physicians. Tho king t&os not so mad biiUhat he know what had been done by him, and wßbr his restoration to health he mentioned the circumstance to Lord Eldon, ad ding, “When I got tip again, I said my fool bad slipped, and ascribed my fall to that; it would not do for me to admit that the king had been knocked down by any one.” The same royal tasto belongs to Mr. Keitt, who can afford to admit that he fell, but not that he was “knocked down by any one.” - Oeo. W. Kxsdall, of- the Now Orleans Pica yune, writes from his sheep raoche in Texas : “l have paaturnge for 20,000 sheep and any number of hones and cattle, and to see all thia apace covered is now wb&l lam working for. I don’t bother ay mind a moment about Kansas or Brigham Young, or poUtics ot any kind— don’t core who is President—rear God ami hate the Indian*—am indifferent about Walker and the devil—try to keop my feet warm and head cool—and smoko my pipe in peace with all mankind. M A COBBSSPONDANT of the New York Tribune, who writes himself “A European,” says that the secret of the attempts mode upon the life of the Preach Emperor by Italians, is that Louin Napoleon, while a wanderer, was a ewora mem ber of a secret Society known as the Carbonari. This Society sever forgives a renegade member, and “Looii Napoleon has been tried by -the chiefs of the Society, formally condemned to death, and received nqtice of the doom which anrely awaits him.” Akti-Lecompton at the Booth.— I Wo believe a minority of the voters of Kentucky*Tenncssee, Maryland, and a considerable portion of those of Virginia and Missouri, together with many in nil other Southern States, were consistently opposed to the Nebraska act, and, under the circumstances, justify Benator Bell in the course he has seen fit to pursue.— Baltimore Patriot. Watt Explained.— God made Washington childless, that a nation might call him father. Gan any one explain why God made Buchanan childless?— Mo. Her. , . An exchange answers; “That we might not JOokopoahlfl likeogtin.” Excitisg Mestizo at Leavxswostii, Kas sas.—A very large meeting was held at Leaven worth, the I9th inst, to tako into Consideration the President's Special Message on the Lecompton Constitution. Geo. 11. Shot well A series of resolutions were adopted among which were the following: JittnlvcJ. That we hereby make one last ap peal, £» peace, to Congres and the President to rejecMhe Lecompton Constitution. Knolvtdy Thai while we deprecate a resort la arm?,* jet stern necessity teaches ns that a lime may arrive, when forbearance will ceoso to be a virtue; and in the event of the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution, we will then appeal to the god of battles and our own strong arms, to rid us of that iniquity. And we pledge ourselves to each other, and to our fellow citizens throughout the Territory, to stand shoulder to shoulder until we shall be ..$5 oo -f emancipated from its thraldom or fill honorable ._lo oo graves. ...20 oo I Resolvetl, Thai inasmuch os a number of the members of the State Legislature, claiming to be elected under the Lecompton Constitution, received an apparent majority by open and notorious frauds, we hereby warn them never to attempt to lake Uieir seals by virtue of such election. A motion was then adopted, with tremendous cheering, to barn J. J. Clarkson, postmaster - of Leavenworth city, in effigy, during his absence, and to Aany Aim on his return to Kansas Trrriit>n: m No Charon until 1864!—The report of the Senate Committee on Territories speaks of the Locompton Constitution as “<i Constitution which they [the people of Kansas] cannot change, with out resorting to revolution, until the year 1864." Further on; after reciting the general declara tions in the preamble of the Lecompton Consti tution, that all power is inherent in the people, and that their right to alter their forms of gov ernment is inalienable and indefeasible, the re port sets forth that these declarations give the people of Kansas the power to “change or abolish their Constitution at legal times and legal places.” This is the doctrine cfthQ South, and will, indue time, be the doctrine ff the Supreme Court. It has been said to be in contemplation to ac company the passage of the Lecompton bill with a Congressional declaration of the power of the people of Kansas to alter ibeir Constitution at any • time. This Senatorial report expressly negatives the idea that any such declaration is to be made. “Congress," it says, and says truly, ''has no power to modify, or alter, a Slate Consti tution." Any Congressional declaration, of tho character said to have been contemplated, would be utterly valueless, except for purposes of de ception. it might bo available as a temporary shelter for Northern demagogues, who intend to support t he Lecompton fraud, as tho plea of pop ular sovereignty was for those who supported tho Nebraska fraud. But the Southern leaders do not mean to sugar the pill at all.—[ Washing ton Republic. . As Ea'qusumah's View ok I'iuladelpjha.— Dr. Mackay has given'in his “Transatlantic Sketches" an opinion upon (he Appearance of Philadelphia which does not at all please the press of that city. Here it is: “Philadelphia, the second city of the Colon, with a population of GOO.uut) souls, is neither attractive nor imposing. It stands upon a level with the waters of tho Delaware, and does not contain within its whole boundaries an eminence onenhird the height of Ludgatq Hill. It con tains a very large number of ’churches and chapels, but uone of them is distinguished by architectural beauty of dome, tower or'apire.— | The whole place is formal, mean, precise and unattractive, leaving no impression upon the mind 9/ the traveler but that of a weary same>- ness and provoking rectangularly. Eice.pt in Chestnut street, (the centre of and Walnut street, (the fashionable quarter,) all the slreet3 of the city are built on the same model. The same third-rate houses—of the kind which the Englishman sees in Birmingham and Manchester—seem to rise on every side, all of one color and of one shape: all with green Venetian blinds on the upper, and with wbite blinds on the lower stories; all equally prim, dull ipid respectable The fool pavements are of the same co'or as the houses, neither drab dot red, but a mixture of-both.” Nena's Treasures. —The llurkaru mentions, on the authority of a private letter from Oawn pore, dated Dec 17, that a great discovery had by our troops there. It appears that Nena Sahib, before takings to (light, threw all his treasures and jewels into two or three wells. fc Bome budraashe* having been discovered very busy about the place, the localities were exam ined, and the concealed riches discovered. Heavy Dsr alcatios or a B/nk A<jk.nt. — U is reported in Augusta, that the agent of two of the South Carolina tanks, at Memphis, Tenn., had disappeared, leaving $BO,OOO of cash unaccount ed for, and $200,000 in bills of exchange of very doubtful character taken for their account — every part of wbiffh, that Ims fallen due, has been protested. Ou«m, the lialian conspiraior arreste-1 for the recent attempt on the life of the French Era- *fS«rdr,"h a mnn of ance. Pietri, the Corsican prefect of pouJU alluding to him after bis arrest, said: “lie is the handsomest man in the world; I never saw any thing lo equal tho beauty aod grace of this monster A stami-klf. of fifteen slaves occurred froth •i\ We *t l , OM tbo night of ‘he fiih. A small sail boat belonging to the Kandl'Kcj li K l,t l ltlU9o with a month's supply of provision for the keeper and assistants on l>oarJ, were taken bv the negroes, and in it they were able lo elude their pursuers. It is thought they have goncto Nassau.—s/. /.hum Pvt. Ne tr.», 2:5d. The New ork Kramintr sum# up the results of the revivals, ascertained from its correspond ents and exohanges for the last five weeks, as over twenty thousand.conversions, which is ex clusive of the large number not specified, and other 4*rge numbers not publicly mentioned at all. dFot Kent. IpGK RENT—A comfortable 3 story |*jjS Dwelling, «Uu*t-Hi on the wnt will- ofltowatracL BldM. Wftl flnUliM anil in xni*! urdur. and li«4 all lUe nivG. iu CuumUi-iu-b*, water. g a», ir. It.nl Knmiirr of ISAAC JONKS, L‘J* - 2wd C-irtirr Kihm nail Flr»t Hlrvt-U. FOR KENT.—TIio Dwelling llmrac Nn."lM Third utrw-t, nmr Kimthliidd. ruaiy ]>«fuvr*4 aud ;»uit«*i throHKhuiit. ton. I.ir*:- j ard, Ar. IWi-ui.9 Inui-- dinti-l). A!*—Tlio Dw.dliuK par! »f No. 142 Fourth *tr~-r near Cherry Alloy: il> room*, klhr! i>lU r and yard. R.-at $l6O Jh t anuoni. A !•»>—'Tho two OtHi-e Rrvtni, ”1 rt«*ry, front of No 142 Fourth atreet, now oecnpiad t.y J. it. Hall, Rmj. Root CluO. * Vacant loit in lii» Ninth Ward for «;U« or Itiuw. n< ar the AHeuhr-ny Vnll.-y itnUrun<L Finiuirx of THOS. WOODS. k<J Fourth »tr.t t. _ Or— K. IV DAKLINOTON. 87 Wood ilm-L RENT—Two desirable I louses on sth »t., l*dnn Ihc mi*. liK-rnpyat pniuait, atol tin- in-w iiouan iwxt door. i;ivni .>n th>- l»t ApriL IH.’.S. Fij to»L Ac., apply f> AI.KXANDKU KINO, ..273 Liberty rtrrrt. AL.O—A <->jnif<»t.-ild" :lirw «t..ry Dwelling Hmiao on Pena t>tr*‘t. mar Waym*. Pum-haloii ran tw hml {••rthwith. For terms, Ac., apply to ALK.XANDF.It KINO. AL'O—A two dot r*itrirk iluuao on Kaplnnadi •tnwt, AllrKhmyCiiy. Imnxsltat*- |~»w.'j«loii ~ AI.KXANDKII KINO. AlJtO—A Frame DwrlliiiK iu the r..*r of the above hoa-e, on Jnuioa elr.vt, Allr«boiiy City. Kent low to a kuwl Ivn- J»!j _ ALKXANDKK KINO. TO LET--A w.-li finiKhod twu story P® Drick l)«cll(nc. “i*. rooma, No ill r»fa Franklin •int-t. Lnqnlre 01 “ SPRINGER IIAKRAUaiI A CO. _.h>2d No. % iii Liberty rtreeL FOR RENT—The large Warehouso PpH nownrrnpled by W. 11. Bmlth A Co„ Noa. 161 First and Socund atn et*. Kn<(Uiri' of , PARK, M.-CUHDT A CO., _ Nos, HO Pint and 12U Becand «ta. TO LET.—A two story llriok Dwelling Kotisr, No. 176 Wylie street, at present occnpled JfejjB by onr Richard Floyd, well Onialml aud In pood onJerTaSa haa ail iho modern conveniences: water, piw, Ac.; alio stable and carriage houso. Apply to J*tS JOHN FLOyp A 00. F' OUNOHY FOR' KE^T.—The PuiVix Focwmt, l’enn street, Pitubnrgh, formerly occupied by Freeman A Miller, now by Malt A tfpear, Is for twat, For terms enquire of ALEX MILLER, Esq„ orof M. D\. DEUWOOD, at tho Rank of Pittsburgh, ta' F ■OH KENT.—A comfortable two story Brick Dwelling. «rttb Bara on.l about «l* acrea of ex* Cellent land, and near Kut LiLnrt j. Pokmilqd may bo had Imam! lately on uppltration to . , ALEXA.NDKR KINO; ,273 Liberty twt, TO LET.—A 3 story Duelling House, on Peno street, between Hand ami IVajn* atreet*. Kent moderate to a Rood tenant, and pouesslon elrea at one*. For term* apply to ALEXANDER KIKQ. M 273 Liberty atm* t. A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY P 9 Dwelling, eituate on Washington street, AHa. j£B gbenj city, coutalulog flte rooms and finished garret. t\!V aeaaioa can be hud Immediately. Knfjaire of _JyaO R. 11. KINO, No. 210. IJberly at. TO LET.—The Hall formerly occupied by the Bona of Temperance, on tba cursor of Wood ami Third Roinfreof JOJLN M’UILL A SON, tnr&tf No. 25? Liberty street. D" WELUNGT FOir RENT 7— A~dcsi-~jjjffl' ruble two story ilrlck Ilooso on Congrraastieet, containing 0 roomq, a good yard and newly papered, upply to WATT a WILSON, Jafi No. 203 Liberty street. Thegreatest match machine in TUK WOULD! A FOKTtfNB MADE WITH A SMALL INVESMEJJT THOMAS’ I’ATBNT MATCH MACHINE It a simple, cheap and perfect Match Maker. The Machine coats only $116; la Orirsn by hand, and will make the top. tone of the manufacturer In a abort n»u, Where ***** *OO4 u to be had readily ft materially redact tb* eSt.** 47»Sererai county or Machine **, mis at a med*ata price. For at OA^ra QQDNTINO SOoCrtflbatreet 23 bale* this day rec’d udbraabty tl3 HESKV ILCuLUBS, VOLUME LXXI —NUMBER 165 jFot Sale. Farm tor Sale* THE ANDERSON FARM. 2} milesSj above the Depot, at New Brighton, Rearer on Block House Hun, containing 108 acre* of excollonf laud, every acre Of which is tillable, and 96 of which U on- Off cultivation. There are 13 acres of good timber. fifiicroa in grass and juaature, and an abundance of coal There Is an Orchard oi grafted fruit trees. In almost were Held there Is a spring of'uovcr-fsiliog water. The Improvements cornUat oi a new frame Dwelling, at tached to a wratber-Unrded log, a small tenant bouse atad a large frame Barn, [0 by SO feet. This choice farm 1* in a high state of culttratlun, fence* and In a respectable neighborhood, convenient to churches, schools. Fur terms, entire at THIS OFFICE, or of Jal'JiliwtfT J. ANDERSON. New Brighton. Pa. Ohio Land for Sale. TIIG subscriber offers for sole section ten, township l'J, range 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly known a*‘'H.-wman's Section, n containing &40acrw. Itle situated three mile* west of Maadllon, on the Bute Hoad loading tn Wooster, nod within about rwo mile* of tboPitts burgh, It. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The south, east 1 and north-east quarter* are partly cleared and Improved— the remainder is covered with superior limber—and the whole Is well watered by springs and running streams.— This section 1* considered the finest body of land in the county. It trill t>e wild undivided or In quarters to suit purchaser*. To thou who desire to invest in real estate a better opportunity t» rarely offered. J. B- BWKITZER, No. 101 4th street. Pittsburgh. oeS&dawtfT FOR SALE—A Drug Store situated in one of tho host locations little city of Pittsburgh, for either a jobbing, retailor prescription bosiae**. Inducement*are offered to purchasers containing advantage* of rare occur, rence. For Information Inquire of JOHN HAFT. Jr„ at No. I«VS Wood Street, comer of Wood and Sixth, Pitts burgh. Pa * f«.<i S' TOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS' & CT., AT TUB MERCHANT*’ EXCHANGE EYEftY TUURFDAY EVENING.—Rank, Bridgn, lnsurnnre and Cop]>er Flock, Bond and Real Estate sold at pahlic sale at the Merchants' Exchange by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO. Notea, Drafts and Loans on Real Estate negotiated i AUSTIN LOOMIS A OGh, Note Broker*. 92 Fourth st. reasonable terms by ■<<2l Stork Farm for Sale. WILL be sold at Public Sale, on thort? premise*, on TUESDAY, Starch 4th, a well tm-MS; I proved Farm of £l6 acres, situate In Nottlnghamtownshlp, 1 Washington Co., Pa., al»>at two miles south of FinlryvJHe. There an* about 176 acres undor cnlUrsUoa, gtrnl fences, large Brick Dwelling House, well finished, with p good cel lar, Pprlng House, a Urge Log Bam, wmthe{boarded, a gdod Orchard ofsehtet fruit, etc. I The form is In a high tUd» of cultivation,'!* welt watered and improved, convenient to churches, school*, ln an excellent neighborhood, r.nd altogether a very desirable one. The owner intends moving west. j piMAeulon given <>n the Ist of April, 1868. Sot further particular*, ti-rms of sale, Ac., enquire of the tabseriber on th«- premises, or.d KDWD CAMPBELL, Jr, At Sheriff’s office. (f. r i:<lawt«F SAMUEL COOPER. i&rtfcal. An Infallible Cough Remedy— l luul ihvq sick three month*, not aisle-to do anything, with a cough and stuffed condition of the wiud-pl|>e; I tried o-jveral of the best physicians In this city without receiving any benefit all of them wdd my lung* were affected. I was confined to my bed during the greater part of tide (me, I expectorated a groat deal of matter from my lungs. The first two doses of your Pectoral Syrup that I took, 1 could not take without Uylug down in my bed, hut before I had taken jwo bottle* 1 waa entirely cured. 1 bare been well eve.r since. My sick new commenced ab&ut the first of March, of tils year. ! am now, and was at the time of myatckueAs, living at Thomas |*atter*ouV in Union street, uear the Diamond. Pittsburgh, Oct. 2H, ’67. MlCUitt McAtot. Prepared and *»)d by Dr. OEO, n. ttBYdER, No. 140 Woodstreet, Pittsburgh,.l*a., and by Druggistaevorywhiire. u<i2onl*wxP Da. Keysek’s .Sboclder Bragks— From Pittsburgh Dispatch, April 10th, 1858,—Por more than yiuirs past we have constantly worn tbs Washington bos Render Brace, manufactured by Dr. Geo. U. Ktyser, of No 140 Wood street, city, and would heartily recom m>>ud it to all who are coai)»llod to follow a sedentary occu pation. . As we have before remarked. In calling atteutlon to its merit*, it answers for a brace and ffn*J»ndcrs, the weight of tbepantaloons being so placed as td Continually tend to bring the shoulder* to their natural p<AitloU and ex pand the cheat. Women, bniidredsof whom >re annually Injured by the *>igDt ot euormons “sairta,** should also procure the«<- brace*. Be particular iu procuring the kind mentioned, an many of tho brace* aold are humbug. Fold •I Dr OEO. 11. K KTREU’S, Wholesale Druggist, 140 Wood net. sign of the Golden Mortar. >*2rt:t]AwTF Twenty Year* Bllndn*** Cured by tb OaA«TE.NPDto Erx 1/vtios —Mr*. Charity iCarnahan,* of Twoipernncevllle, wasentlrely blind iu oueey* for more than twenty year*, am! mold scarcely tee with tho-'othcr. She is alm.at entirely cured by one bottle of u Gnrfm!*rg Lofton." and U lirvc* that another bottle will entirely re-’ slot., h-rey.-s. bold at Dr. GKO. 11. KKYfIKR’S, No. 14u Wisml street, sign of the Golden Mortar. Price 25 cent*. m.SOutswkF For Dear Persons— Acoustic AfaicLts—Three ewiy Invented Instrument* that enablu theffeaf to hear In spin- of deafness, are In advance of aoytlijng !yet known, or Ikely to become of any real service to deajT persons. By tbunns nfan artificial drum, the power of hearing la affected, add all the clrcumitaucus that attend trumpets and tube*, or* "Utirtlydißp'-ftaed with. Tliey arc won] by laldea so aa Dot to be jKTCrptiLlr to others, and are hvdly frit when w.,rn Apply to ? n<-uu«/ Dr. G. 11. RBY&ERJUO Wood si. TU E [IE A LTU OF AMEBIC AM WOMEN —►or many years l have been trooblid with genera wonrlncss and languor, both mental and ptresicul; caprice, llitliMiifß, ilull headache, pslu in the head anil templos, coldnca* and tendency to stiffness, palpitation ef the heart, very easily fluttered or <-xclu.il, appetite variable, stomach and la.wvlad.-rangt-d, with pain. Any mental or physical exertion was sure to briug on all the symptoms, and I bad in addition, falling of the wornh, and great pain In that re gion. Uue physician after another axhaustrd jit* skill and gave me up A patient and perecrerlug use of MAR FUALL’ii UTKhIN BOATUOLIOON fortuaately cartel me and 1 have u<> word* sufficient to express mv tluuikfulness Mr* JULIA ANNE JOHNSON. I n la trul> mj ilmt I ba»r boon alatTere? for many yean with wlttu-a and dcrauiyd (neiiatruation. After a while 1 h»d other tnntblra, «ucb aa p«lt* iudlft-ation, waiting general languor and debility, p*in |g the inuUl of the t-fc. a aort of aching and draggingeeuaatfcm, jtftin between thonlder hi*.!-* extending down the aphie, luaa of nppe 'v in tho atomacU and Lowrla, *Hh cold hand* nerrnufmca. TbeJuut excitement ft* if 1 thonld fly away. 1 trieddoctor* ''**Mhinit. one after anutticr, without tha UTCiII.VE CAJTIIOL- for the better, and [ wish that e»*rr OBEIL and fret »nn|rt nisiitp n? and ilruffi, and pyJT; U>nrOt. Onalxittl.. i\f \i ICON' cLanppd »oni«> of my Jow I am rntirHy and radically woman could kuou » Imt U will do. it seemed uwli-a Jo try loncrr «•(...,. , *® J r.-comnu nd.-.i the Cathclirou tilri •luty to try It. I »« mostly troubledwjth mfm •trnntlnn. My symptom* w.-re priurlpally pains f b j|„. «od abdomen, Iwurmg down pain at the time of the Illness, bloating, colic, nausea, constipation, fueling a* if the Lack »od limbs were bruised or broken, erucbrfimui and vomiting anilely (lito seemed to be a harden.) disturbed aloep, fainU nre-vshudderinga. fatigoeon walking In the morning, fiato leuc©, constitution, preaauro ofblood In tfte head. disxiataa, ©specially when (looping, great Irritability of temper, aJmiwt constant Inclination to pan water, great restlessness and de «ire to ween or f<wl nnbappy. i ru not only entirely cured myself of all tuewi symptom*, which I hdve given as an im perfect account of my (offering*, bnt I hgv© known *o many others etimMn our tnwn that I foei buntjd to let yoa know that others who an- similarly situated may also Ond rellet ’ KMJIA VOsUUKGIL Pur a loti# time 1 had Uteriue complaints with the follow lug symptoms: 1 was nervous, emadatsd and irritable; emvd to alxitind in complaints, some o{which I will try to giT© you; vaiu iu the lower organa, and a finding as ifsotuo thing was going to fall out; Inability to ,'walk much, on ad count of a fmdiug of fullne«; adting nod dragging, and shooting pain* in the hack, loins, and extending down the legs- the Jolting produced by riding caused great palu; spasmodic shootings aod pains in the aide, stomach and bow els; headnehn, »ills ringing in the can; ; every fiber of the U»ly seemed son-; great Irritability; Intense nervousness, I wuld not hear the least excitement withentbeing prustnitud fi>r a dajr; 1 cnnld ackreely iuoto alamt the house, and did twt take pleasure in anything. 1 had given op hope, having ried everything, as X supposed In vain,but a friend called my attention to MARSHALL'S'UTKJUNK CATIIOLICON. I took It. hoping against hope. Moat intimately U cured me, and there Is nut a healthier or uiory grateful woman in theconutry. I trust all will use It It is truly the woman’s frb-udio need Mr*. PLORKh'CK LKSLIK. MARSHALL'S UTERI XECATHOIICOXKnU certain ly cure Fulling of the HW>, Whiltt, Sippreutd* Invoular or rainful Sliutnatian, Bloating, hfammatioru and IHt tatrt of fAs Ktdtuyi or Urinary Organ*, Retention or Jnem tuuncr of Urine, Heartburn, CUtieenesi, Xervnunets, thint ingt, Ihilpilattonj, Cram pi, IXshirtxd Betp, and all trouble* organic connected seitA Itrrine aroant The price itAfifft ALL'S UTKRIXR CATHOLICOX u One Dollar ani a-Alfprr tingle bottle. On the receipt qft £» dollari /ire boUlrt thaQ&fent by to prrti.frre of charge, to the. end of the erprexj route BejMfticHlnrto write thepost njfct cJdreu, town, county We wM guaranty (AaiOtt Mtdieitu taint* uni onrtair-i fifth* tnonry. Addrctt D». OEO. H. KKYSKR, No. UO Wood i(rwL Pittoboricb, Sigo of.th<* o<il>j«n Motlaj. Painters’. ; HLOIfOftLABK, OUSE AND sign; painteks, " “'leryiromplt, tttru<]M to. _ Sign* waited to atapcrlorttyfe. mh2?;lyd T. W. ntUTGIUtBY, " Wateh andCloefcJtteker, 7JT7V F., T „ IMPORTER OP: INE WATCHESAND JEWET.RY: \Bj9 >.«.| l h*Hu ,,mh "' r ” t ’ brt, '” n Wo f rf “ d U i *rk», Htt. tath< n P* lri “*‘' f W«tch<« work wsmuitiwi Patent buckets and tubs - 100 doi two hooped Backet*, 10 do three do do, A do taper rerolab du 10 do Kerlert, VS do Mol Tut*, three hoopt, 40 do Mo 2 do t*o do, 3 do No U do three do, 25 do No 3 do two do, New landing, for rale et manufacturer’*'price# by ISAIAH PICKET A CO. S UND S S^; bbU s >r«r 100 04 lb bg* do, 75 bbl* Broadway Ext™ Family Floor. 1,0 8u P«»floedo, 3bp Flawed, d<> ** u . 15 tube Ern, ISbblaLard, K ” w Vw ‘- far ttU by milAU DICKEY A CO. IOOOJSiJ'jm,™.. Bi.-d! oi ii^S 1 r FUKNISHINO, JUoHw&ra Goods, ,tJ- follow Were, Plated tVair, Britaunii Ware, Tin Ooodt,JapatmedßudPl*ia,4c, ” mre,+ia Jona rr.KuiNO. . * ul6 * Porter Market end Third Street*. —801) boxes prune cutting Cheese Id atore ead A>r eele by * _fo34_ *' K. PITCniNSOM. BUTTJ2R*— 10 tbls. fresh roil just received S&4 for nit by (fc34) .R. XIUTCHIMSQM. iHusital New Arrival Pianos. HKLEBER .t BRO. have • jolt ad additional apck of Piano* from the Factories o( || ? | 11 NUNNS * CLARK,*Ncw Tout. and BTKINWAY & SONS, Ntw y 0 * k . Which, together with & larg* prarlooa stock forms the exteosiro collection of PIANO FORTES <*tci before (.fh-rej by them. ' The a boro manufacturer* are known to hare do, super! on in this country, and their instruments are Gat supplant log tho*p of other luaktta. In consideration of th* pnwsurv in themoney market ve trill sell low anil on accoimi|od»t (or terms. H. SIBBER 'A BRO.. fe!s No. 53 Fifthatrr-l. PIANO AT A BARGAIN.— An cteg&st Ro-wwond, Piano, only ir» use three month*, in perfect |f V | | > order In erery respect, will be *>td ataTfry great bargain. The owner is dov m the West, aud wishes to asll at oar- and for cash. The subscriber will guarantee the Piano to t* |«-r -feetand nnpk-mishciL Apply to fra* w # jotin rr. meu.<>r NEW MUSIC—We'II Smile anti lie Uappy —Brindisi, written by Horace Martin—taiwir l r Verdi, 25 eta. . . {Jomebody cares for me—Ballad, by All. r i\«irr, "V The Hoop Polka—M’me L.*P!cot, 26<\ Wedding Bella—F.tnde de Faloty by L Wil> 25. True loto can ne’dfibrget, with rariritimis, 4iv Sounds of Friendship—Nocturne for Pbuo, 25<*. Rosalie, the Prairio Flower, 25c. Ad&ls O’the Bank* O’ Dee, (song of Jho l>ny Pr.-ani.rl written by Mr*Crawford—Music by Rtcphtu Olo\<-r. .'V 1* Orieotele Rodowa par 11. Roselleo. 25c, Hare tilth Id ooeSinother, 25c. Water Witch Schottlscli, 40c. Ilsrreet Home Bcbottisch, 25c Aunt Jemina’s PUater—E>. Band6*nJ, 25c Ktberial gohottlech—W. U. Keffer, 25c. Music bound In erery style. Mnsic mailed free <•{ p<>,t *s®- CHARLOTTE BLL'MK. • ■ Old Established Plano l>iut. fo— No 118 Wood st, 2d door abovu Filth. J. L. Read’s, N 0. 7 8 FODETU.STKEET, WE are now prepared to furnish the f,>i lowing Work* in ■ new and magnificent style. Dr. Livingston's Travels In Africa, U calf—Uluktnted. The Poets of the tilth Century, fall calr— niuitrairtl Bartb’rTraTeliln Africa, 2 tola,B to, •• Strong Uartnony and Exposition of Gospel*, m.mv.-o standard English and Amerlcao Poets 8 to. ant^ 1 set Rational Magazine 12 toU. \4 calf, fine pstJf. Mathew Henry's Commentary, fnfl calf. Family Cihlra, In VelretamlUoM, SCQ, and Moroco, far- Prayer Books, the finest editions at reduced price*. Albums, Morocco and Papier Macho, bindings. Portfolios,fine Illustrated juvenile*, with n.loml plate* The latest MbceUaneous Works in plain bindings for &i*- J. 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FUll.jr.ro r.b llc Scbool. - . °n Monday fcv.n'nK, P.bru.ry l.i. MNG3, xn.l SATURDAY M?>KNixo"JS'i i^ AV KVE * *T f• W ,°°, DS ’ PEAUL’STrtHClloii.'tanV- W . Iron bind Uorm-nl.br lb. m.d.nimr.l .T,, Ur.m.jbon.,ncd Ib.t (bi, upmlar Mmvb liU i* r™ j' equal to my of tb« moro expen*ive furrn* of Corn s*-. r^ J ~,lor milmdrllr.t.Bln.c Vug., EnOdtaS. JJ Be particular to enquire for “WW«* pUdBu% A. A. I LARDY. corset Rrat and ferry >tr*et>. rj.OULII'S PATENT SPUINGITav *V xc l?* lTe t*> manufacture and •sU -Oould*. Pateot Spring-Bed," Jn Mm count, of AHcXi **• * Bxr »rjMt'P*fodto fnruiili those de*Jri Dtf to • tt “ w * to Spring Ibd, Call and Bxairlna them at oar Warehotuer The, can uJattShldS K DT . b * l^ J,t . e ? J V 1 thcrtfrom at pleasure. boaU, hotels, 4c, furnished with this hAI at ■ rnr» K* price. Ml 4 T. P. YOllXn»OO..Mau,i > Lft!![.{.; JJELL UANGINGI OB£AT-BEDUCTIOX IN PRICK" . . Boor Belli at £Lfia ftnd np in tha bc«titj)e by J. D. MATHEWS, ■ Smitlifiald SL !■ V/*»a for iololiy U FAHNESTOCK A 00, <2 ~ ' <»ro«r Foarth tad Wood «u. : j £ :_ ; .B. WFAHNKffTOCg * CO- *,• WHITE WAX—3 cases'jastrec’d. r'. T T >aJ B by fcgg B . LFAIDfESTOCKA OO.'. ,'; A large invoice of superior $ VA qu*Uty for sale at IG7 liberty etrwL . •' -j 011 " HACSKOWN k FTNIKV. I; Lard oil—lo bbis R. F. Sosa, to ar- £ rira far tala bj flag) ISAIAIIDICKEY A CO. jj YwSKFUMEKY & FANCY TOILET SOAR' | A —A targe aasortmeot at i _frg> » UACKKOWN k FlNtErfl. J Extract op logwood—a large-iu-v $ Tok* Jo»t rac'd bj MACKKOWN A FINLKX^J' MOLASSES —S5O btls prime | Molaiae*, t>rmlo by .JOHN FLOVD A CO, 'S foia NoJ^73# r ot«j atreet. -- f ; s, WAIX~j>A DERI WALL PAPER!!—. f - Tf.P.MARSHALL A CO.anj prepares Hrjujfm- *•} mean »fcl» of Wall Paper tkiaqriaj. Come aad »«, k rTj7 5 Wood ftrwL __ - _ . . It} j SUNDRIES— 310 sacks? Tenn. Wheat " ? 1! bag* FlUoeeit; • ‘ ' i ■ 105 nek Slim Springs Fiver I _ ; '' ■ 4 2 ** b , bU Hiiu ••*2? I Oa steamer Frioceu to arrive far sole bj * i ; ■■ '" ISAIAH DIcKKY 1 00. | T«J*- aUAJIDtCKHTTn? f yy JUEAT-HS Bickß Whits; lrwa aipkimr Gaztl for aaU b* ' Ji . - f ... , m««wcmv*ox. S? ■~7' •
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