r Tne Rre«ssiosPMSHTTKBXAS Cosvxstios. — Ajf® and DebiUty»~A>ol<! axeman creeping os I
/fit'v* *44 a l^ A I, • . ihnl Lhis ** Wngiwitb U manj »tleod«Bl InfltmlUw. Lom of*ppo- j
M If. I TVc noted Ihe fad yesterday 6 tlto an<> weakness Impair the health, anti want of activity i
q j body, tinder the lead of Dr. Ross, assembled tn m»koe u, # m i ß 4 discontented end nnh&ppy. In at**
........ . i Knoxville, Tcnn., on the second instant. They ' when* old age adds It* infloenee.it U almost tmp<wsit*tet°
aiPßU— aosssu nun , . _ ro - 03C j a declaration of principles touch- ! T * or “d bfaith. and although many r*m«Urt »■»»• ,
i .i r 1 . M n in lio «>> n n U ii/.<i •.< beeD triad,all have lolled, until BOERIIAVE*S HOLLASD
i„g the mailer ofalarcry in .la connection with BnTEBg . trctoo „ „ d „„ d . Iu ,„ rJ . tor .
church government, the prominent articles in ’ they haw i*»-en employed, they u»vo invariably given '
which are the following: -trvngtli and restored thu appetiti*. They lm« b«om« n
••It ia claimed lhal nothing can be made Ibe «"»* tl, “ * to “. “*
basic ordiacipline in the I’reabyterlan Church, ■ .oe.rio, r...niU» or. If n.i. »oJ g-..r»l
which ia not apecitically referred to in the Con- c *"* I<m s ■ b *” ,,, "B • hro » lc ' b|,T “ *
Blilution of the Church, ns crime or heresy ''"tsomtins ,h " ■J"™. s' l ' 3 * “”''f ““” b '
Aaslarehoiding, or tho relation between maa- m r,i»>r phr-imt ,
ter and alare, is not referred to in the Contes- camfo to ok t>r B™**™'■
sion of Faith, either directly or indirectly, as an t, r ‘ " rr, ' i ' l i K 'r" onty ■> nm. '
•, „ „ , - - ~ J , , . 1 many imitations, which the public ebculd guard against
oflence, it cannot, in itself eonsidtrtd, in any ease, . J 1
be mode the basis of discipline in the ITeabyte- tlpcrboltl( ,„, «r»»,b, thspr.
‘T,’"’ " ' ,r leb.m, DEN J PAGE, J, , A CO, Uanatsetartag Pta™.-
right of the Church Conrta to take cognizance U..IM
in heir judicial capacity, of cruellies practiced . „ dD n.gjt«. pumllT. .pM*»T
iu (his and other relations in life.
Inasmuch as slaveholders were Admitted into :
the Churches organized by the Apostles, and os
neithor Christ nor his AposHes intimated that
the slareholding relation was a sin. although .
they lived in the midst of the institution, and ,
enjoined upon masters to treat their slaves with ■
kindness, it follows, necessarily, that a Church 1
Court that makes sl&veholding in any raft, a bar
to communion, is usurping authority that, be
longs only to the Great Head of the Church.’’
On this basis this body is to be organized. We
learn that this declaration has been adopted by
tho Presbytery
A proposition was made tonnite this seceding
body with the old school body. To this end
they set forth the points on which both agree as
follow
D. f. WIUIAMS.—D. L.IATOII..—-S.
8. RIDDLE & Co.,
EDITORSand PROPRIETORS
PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IJLIBSB
COUNTY CONYKNTIOV
Th« citizens of Allegheny .oantjr »h« *" opposeJ ;
to tin National Administration, am hereby rcqaoeted ,
to moot in their respective Wards, Borough., Town- ,
ship- and Precincts on Sirnw.iT the 29th day of j
MV, 1853, and elect two DelegaUa from each to i
meet in County Convention, at the Court House, in
Pittsburgh* on WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of Juno,
at 10 o'clock, A. u., for the purpose of nominating a
County Ticket.
The primary meetings will be held In the (own
ships between the hours of 2 and 0 o’clocfer-p. w.,at
tha usual places of bolding such meetings and in the
Wards,/Boroughs and Precincts, between the hours
of 4 O&d S P. SI. By order of tht CVnnnnf<*>,
RoBT. P. NeVIT, Chn.,r,
Sir Henry HmveloeU.
Wehave finished reading Brock’s Lifo of Sir
Henry Havelock, and feel constrained lo write
down a few of the impressions it has left upon
our mind. If others shall bo led by any thing
we may say to read the book and shall derive
from it as much pleasure as we have, then our
object in these remarks will hare becu accom
plished.
Taking this little biogrophy as a correct and
reliable one, wo have here presented one of the
most remarkable characters of this or of any age.
Bred up from early youth for the army, living
in the camp exposed to all its privations, labors
and temptations, and dying at last in panoply
of war within hearing of the most fearful orgies
of heathens, whose tender mercies were cruelty*
so bore himself that bis wholo life was as
Bootless as a child's, a man well worthy the
•Alogy of Lord IlardiHgc,—“Every inch a sol
dier and every inch a Christian.’’ The only
question Havelock overosked (and he asked that
of God) was, —“Isthialhepathof Onco
satisfied on that point, no difficulty, no danger,
no war of elements, no scorching Indian sun,
no breadth of river, height of mountain or deep
morass, and not all the hosts of the enemy could
for a moment deter him in his way. 110 might
die, he might bo torn by tigers or burned by
Sepoys, but if any of these happened to him
while in the fall) of duty, what matter? He
was of thoso men, many of whom England bos
produced for centuries, and America also many
in her short career—men who osk not of </</nyr«
by the way, bat only whero lit* the way.
“Fired with a zeal peculiar, they defy
The raging fervor of a tropic sky,
Or plant successfully sweet Sharon’s ro.«c
On icy fields, amid eternal snows."
And yet this stern submission to doty was cul
tivated in his heart, side by side with the
gentlest, the most winning graceß of manhood.
In his tent under the shade of some mighty In
dian tree, in the pauses of battle, in the terrors
of shipwreck, and surrounded by the gloom of
a tornado on an Indian sea, he snatched a mo
ment to write to his dear ones beside the castled
Rhine. These letters are so tender, so full of
all that marks the true, wholo-hearted man, that
tho nerves thrill and the eye moistens as we
read. The affectionate messages to all —to his
little Georgfe and bisigood wife, to his domes
tics, his friends and his neighbors, arc all so full
of the Christian that we do well to
them as exponents of character which approxi
mates nearly to perfection, at least as we find it
painted in this little volume.
But as the warrior, tho hero, the great Gen
eral, he stands among the foremost.. The man
who has only read of Alexander at the Granicus*
of Xenophon in that famous retreat of the Ten
Thousand the story of which is_®vcr bright on
the historic page, of Bonaparte at Lodi or upon
the Alps, of Regulus arCarthoge, of Scmvola at
the blaring altar or of Jngnrtha in his prison at
Remo, hoa yet to find the parallel with Havelock
in his “Relief of Lucknow." On tho 9th of
August, 1857, ho wrote to bis wife from Cawn
pore—
“l have fought seven severe fight* with tho enemy,
and by God’s blessing have beat him in every one._
* * I must now write as though T should see you
nojmore. thank God for mj hope in the Saviour,
shall meet io Heaton."
In this torrid clime’, where the sun was pour
ing down his most scorching rays in the interval
of drenching rains, on (he 29th June, in the face
■of overwhelming forces of the enemy, he cross
ed the Ganges on a bridge of boats, fought with
and routed the Sepoys, at Gnao, on the road to
• LucknoWj' and pressing oh, attacked and defeat
- ed them ftt-Bosserut Gunge, in a country covered
iritb water. Here he pitched his. tents for a
’ night, when the chelcra broke out among his
troops, and Nena Sahib pressed upon him with
a Taet army. For the sake of the sick and
wounded-he determined to fight his way back to
wards’ Cawnpore. This he did with bis little
army of 1200 men. After recruiting be again
advanced on the4lh of August, fought a second
batile-and gained a second victory at Unso and
'atßosserut Gunge, and was a second lime oblig
* ed to fill back towards Cawnpore on a place
called Munghowar. It was hero ho wrote the
letter from which w® -have made a quotation
above. On tho morning of the 11th of August
ho*again tpok up his line of march for Lucknow,
and with a thousand men fought and won a third
time a battle at each of the places above men
tioned and again found himself obliged to fall
back, this time to Cawnporo itself, from which
ho had set out 45 days before. Here he remain
ed, his great heart almost bursting with his
forced inaction, until the l<>th of September,
when the reinforcements under General Sir J.
Oatram arrived. The latter at once pnt the
command of the forces relief of Luck
now into the bands of Havelock, and once more
he sets out for the rescue of that Buffering gar
rison. Again ho crosses tho Ganges, and now
his march is one continued battle. Every day’s
• advance V[a8 -an incessant struggle through
i golds and swamps turned into morasses by the
rain, with heavy guns and ponderous wagons,
disputing every knoll with tho enemy, and tramp
ling down all obstructions. And thus they
pushed on over the more than forty miles be
tween Cawnpore and Lucknow, until they found
the enemy in force at Alam Bagh. Hero occur
red that terrific battle of which we have al
ready published in our columns graphic descrip
•• tions from the London T'ivxts. The battle was
fought and won as all the world knows.
On the morning of the 25th of September, the
aftny advauced'to the relief of the famished aud
dying garrison. To reach U they were obliged
to cut their.way in a hand to hand tight through
a city' of 300,000 inhabitants at that moment
swarming besides with an army of Sepoys 50,-
000 strong and fierce as tigers. Of that battle
we will not attempt to give a description. U
- is in this little book and the fight at Thermopy
lae is the only contest which we have ever read
of that bears any comparison with it. Through
the whole day and until night, Havelock fought
ut the hoad of his forces and while the midnight
sky was blaziog with bombs and rockets, he
joined hands with the sufferers in the garrison.
His career was finished. It soemed as if a sense
of duty had shielded him from harm in the
midst of death. That duly performed, the gar-
rison of helpless women and children rescued,
: Qg£. Havelock died. On the 2‘2nd of November
attacked with a malignant disease. -.On
the 24th he called bis son wounded io the taking
of Lucknow, to his bedside, saying:
‘•Come my eon, and see how a Christian can
Anil Ue fell Mleopi irell perfuruicJ,
*nd pi!ied to hU reward- In the Alum Bagh,
Tfhero te bail fought bo brav.lj and non bo
nobly lies buried this modern hero, whom
name nnd doeda trill lire as long a. there are
baarta toappreoiaia what ia best and nolle,. ,n
human nation and manly aohieremoni.
gg. iH~BCCordancß with the policy we marked
outforounelTM early in tho season, wo giro
place to-day to a communication relative to the
SheriffeUty. Tho other candidates for that office.
Will understand mt our columns are open to all,
„ r ca nonditlon-— they mint be abort.
EutuuaTlow ™fe^“ r 'E. g 2 le, b s| l oua
CHv ? and Hyperion,
n following
3SE £*V I** lB - with fiOmdrepaeeenger.,
and n large amount pf freight.
“Roth bodies agree that it is consistent with j
the requirements of tho Westminster Confession I
of Faith to receive said Confession according to j
adopting act of 1720, to wit: as containing all !
tho essential truths of Christianity, and also the |
doctrines that distinguish the Calvanislic from !
the Pelagian, Sociniab and Arminian systems of j
theology. We agree, likewise, in believing that j
this system of doctrine includes the following I
truths—namely, the Trinity—the Incarnation j
and Deity of Christ —the Fall and Original Sin ;
—Atonement —Justification by Faith—Personal
Election—Effectual Calling—Perseverance of tho
Saints—the Eternal Happiness of the Righteous
—and Eternal Punishment ef the wicked.”
The proposition of union was discussed for
three days, and at last adopted by a vote of 10
to 9, when a Committee of Conference was ap.
pointed, with instructions of which the follow
ing is the substance:
“The Committee appointed by this Synod to
confer with a Committee of the General Assem
bly, are hereby directed to attend the meeting
of the Assembly in New Orleans in May next,
and preseat this subject in behalf of this Synod
to the General Assembly which will then be in
| session in that city. And if a majority of the
Committee should be prevented from attending
the meeting of the Assembly in New Orleans,
they oro directed to send a copy of this minute
to the Moderator of the Assembly, and request
that body, if they should think proper, to ap
point a Committee for the purpose above speci
fied, to designate a time immediately alter the
adjournment of Assembly for a Conference of
the Committee.”
The session was to adjourn on the 1 Uh.
Democratic Polish.— The “hard-fisted de
mocracy” appear to have got rid of much of their
aversion to the little extravagances of polished life.
We well remember the hullabaloo they raised
over the few thousands that were spent in properly
adorning the “East Room” of the While House
in the times of John Guincy Adams, and many
a rough-handed backwoodsmen took. sideß wilh
the democracy in that crusade upon “Federal
Extravagance.” But times have changed. The
White House, now, under democratic rule, is a
paluco to wbat it was then; and the representa
tives of the "hard-fisted,” who make capital by
railing againstaristocracy, appear to be dabsters
at imitating aristocracy whenever they get a
chance, as witness ihe following table of the
“Contingent Expenses” of tbo C S. House of
Representatives in 1807.
Kdltm, 4.4T0. .st!,S2© OO.F.ngh Dupat.-ti
Sciwora.... .. t'ArJ To Inkstands—
Can-ilt-a 1,057 SO Fancy {GSIi '. r -
Propclliog I'ecclla tKMj oo Draper'*. 0"
Two Flags 100 00 Engliah IK 42
Dressing Ca*o« 045 s*> Dcek. ">0 <*>
Odor Case* 121 So L&J»*V 2** :.»
Cigar Coat* 4T 60l Pluiu lo<> I*o
Ladle*' Helical**. 242 00] Cui oo
Portfolios 1,09? Ss| French M ISI
A Union, plain anil »_ Pump t* <■"
iUominai«d Ul2 001 .For*w. H ft l - ! *94 *4
Soutt. ‘.>4 WJ l*»dl*«* l‘i i •'<4? *■<•
Y«ataTa|»i b«xe* 70 W) IVarl Sliop'g Talilnt*. "J 47 00
-Yalta* I<> OOjUtickskmPur** 7" <«>
Card Omci l ITT OC’il't-cL^l-birfiks
liu u»| Liwn’CMipamus.* l"l
These knick-knacks were all bought with the
people's money for (lie use of our representa
tives, and we must say that they went it rather
strong io the female line —Scissors, Ladies’reti
cules, albums, Ladies’ Ladies
Companions, Ladies' inkstands, Shopping tablets,
&0. What Members were so femioine as to need
these accessories to femlaine enjoyment" or were
they cribbed for the benefit of Members' wives
Seriously, we think it a small matter to obi^t
to these little thiols: but wo imagine that the
peoplo who are unused to such luxuries and who
fancy that their democratic represent itives at
Washington dress in homespun and live on corn
dodgers and bocon, would open their eyes
with astonishment if they could see the ‘•con
linuencies' their representatives are buying
with the nation's money.
Jriua: WiLMor We have before us Judge
Wilmot'a defeuco against the attempt of his po
litical enemies to legislate him out of office It
ia a triumphant refutation of all the trumped-up
charges against him, and bus probaMy put an
extinguisher upon tho base scheme to punish
him for his political opinions.
It is n rather singular fact that, while the lo
cofoco press of tho State has been condemning,
with one voice, the removal of Judge Loring,
(who was ousted for defying the low of Mas
sachusetts,) on the ground that he was punished
for a political offence, should not have one word
to say against this scheme, got up under locofoco
auspices, intended solely to punish Judge Wil
mot for being a Republican. Whilo condemning
i the Republicans of Massachusetts for doing what
they did not do, the leaders of the party in rids
stale undertook to accomplish the very act they
were so unfairly charging on their enemies
Littbi-l’s Livibo Age. This valuable publica
tion, one of tho best ever issued in this country,
has beeu enlarged, and each number contains
some thirty pages, neatly thus render
ing it the cheapest magazine now published.
The peculiar merit of thl9 work consists in its
containing the choice articles from the numer
ous British periodicals. The selections are al
ways well made, and it contains such a variety
of matter that the tastes of every class of read
ers appear to bo consulted. Messrs. Stahford
& Delisskb, of New York, are now allied wiih
Littku. .k Co. io publishing the Living Age.
Wo have only ouo fault to find with this ex
cellent periodical, of which wohavo been a con
stant reader for years, and that is the frequent
recurrence of typographical errors. The nevr'
publishers must secure more careful proof-read
ing. Such a blemish in a standard work is
without excuse. In all literary -respects it is
well wurthy of the enlarged patronage it is re
ceiving.
Ji uoe Docclas. —Tho Washington <W-ir says
that Judge Douglas has recently divested his
funily of the palpable interest ia ,a tho peculiar
Institution " lie issaid to have sold—as the trus
tee —the negroes in Mississippi inherited by his
children by his firet marriage.
K. R.—The following is Lbe statement of the
business ol tho Pennsylvania Railroad Ci.iopniiy
for the month of March :
Receipts of the road for the month elid
ing, March til $108,39-1 -IT
Same Utno last year 590,37i> -IS
Uecnipta from Jau. I, ISSS, t•• April
l. 1853 «1,U7,752 52
Same period last year .. 1,258,535 26
Tut weekly statement of t£e Philadelphia
Bonks, presents the following aggregates, as
compared with those of the previous week:.
Aprils. April 12.
Loans 21,057,152 21,656,028 Dec. $1,124
Specie.... 5,937,697 6,133,000 Inc.. 195,403
Deposits.. 13,423,318 2,675,193 Inc.. 301,338
Circnl'n.. 2,047,899 13,784,050 Ino.. 27,79-1
Tan following is a comparative statement of
the condition of the banks of tho City of New
York, April 3 and April 10:
April.*?. AprillO.
I**,, 110.583,354 110,547,610 Inc. $259,262
finede ..... 31,550,000 '32,030,430 Inc. 50G,436
C&tfcm... 7,232,332 7,215,809 I„c 13,477
Worn. Dbo'b. 93,539,149 93,583,1(10 Dm. 23.049
Und'n Dep’rt 78,023,175 78,790,804 Inc. 787,889
DlED—Yesterday aftcrnuon, HENRY, youngest son of
lUv. Henry Kendall. ag»d two and eight months.
The funeral will ink" place this afternoon at 2 o’clock,
from his parent*’ residence, No, ICC Liberty street.
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.FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
W -A. H HINGTON WO R K «
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Jnbmug *ud llei-driug doneon abort notice. mrl’> lydtc
Academy of Palutiag and Drawing.
Tue ].u>Ric tiro informed that a School for
the above biauihn will be opened ou and after the Ut of
April next. M No. 21 FIFTH STREET, ft r those who may
be deeirou* «f obtaining a practical course of instruction.—
There will al«*> be taught the use of thi- French fYajran.
Etching on Cr-pj+r, Lith'-jraphic Drawing, (one stone}'
Tinting vith India Ink and Sepia; also tho beet style of
painting Iu Gil and Hater thlorj, by which tho pupil Ueu
aUcd to •uirced more rapidly than by any other melb.d
The merit* of Ihu stylo of painting and drawing have been
long and *utv«*sfolly tested iu my classoa. Haring in my
poawssiou a large and finely teUcttd collection of Orvjtnali
for rrrry branch, I iurite Indies aud those who may have
In Tiew n i .>ur»e >d (eas'-ns local' at my Studio. No 21 Flflh
street.
th» tii st uf April my patrons aru informed that
my Room* will U* removed to No. 21 Fifth street, tame
entrance a*Cargo's Now Photographic Gallery. Those dir
siring a su{>orior Portrait at a moderate rate are reminded
that my colored Photographs received the Firtf I'lrrbiitT*
at the lost Pair. mr24:lmdtc JOHN X. GDOG^Eg.'
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Hl* NEW FAMILY MACHINE,
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(doing it" wurk equally well wilh the lorge machiue*.) and
must brcumoa favorite for family use.
A full supply of tho abuvo Machines far s»lo at Now Yoik
prices, by It. STRAW, 33 Market »t.,
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No. CS Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
LEAS PERRINS'
Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce,
PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT
CONNOTPSEURB OF A LETTER FROM
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ONLY GOOD BAUOE. AT MADRAS,
K To bis Brother at
And applicable to H WORCESTER, May, IS6I.
EVERY 'Tell LEA A PERRINS that
v their Sauce la highly esteem*
VARIETY jj) ed In Indie, end is, In ray
**• opinion the moet palatable as
OF DISH. well as the most wholesome
Sauce that Is made.”
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York
Exhibition for Foreign Sauce, wne obtalnod by LEA A PER-
R INS tor their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, the world
wide tome of which baring led to numerous imitations, pur
chasers are earnestly rc'iuwtrd to see that the name* of
“LEA A PERRINS” am Impressed upon the Buttle and
Stopper, and printed upon thejabela.
sX
40D Broadway, New YoTk.
A tb-ck always In store. Also, orders rocoired for direct
•hipmeot from England. my^ljdfcs
*110,782 74
W. Ti,SDjmi.„ — 1
VANBHVBR * FRIEND.
ATTOKNHY 8 A. X LAW
SOLICITORS IN CHAHOERT,
No. 5, Shine 1 1 Blodt, Dubuque, lowa.
promptly made in any part of Northers
lowa, or Westers Wisconsin.
Will attend to tbe purchase a»d Sale of Beal Estate, ob*
Uinlnq Moray on Bonds and Mortgagee. eclilydfb
POTATOES— 100 bos. white Potatoes in
rtert sad tor lib Py aps T. LITTLE A CO.
*PF«i»UMat Bnntf'd to Jim t»t. N%ti..\-ai, Tur »T«r. -Sit.-iai.Ko- T?0B REST—A thn*o *toTj Dwelling S 3 (i'SpCotokw —W R v.rTrr F-I •i..cra
DKaC.M.FITCHiJ. W.SVKF.S W ,P. -T..- M ,So AjsS. 1~ . ££<•
V o 1 O lT»n n“ °S V v e t ltTKHlii'li SSI. ”.«p7urf’»l«>* >“• ,onu..» '*** 10 ,l "' ijr^"'
OPPOSITE THE ST. CHIU HOTEL. ZVXTS! l’SZ!+~i r , p-,.-",
TIL!. Jrx B FIRST. ISi 5 , <***■•*• p.«.« J . »UnMr llkUh.m u.o.it.i w ,„ !_ 1.. r . t.ra of 1.. • ("*! ” t *,„hlp. i, , , . ? v r , a „ (
An-1 may 1.0 -\nivjltcol daily, (ax,'Apr Sunday-1 nl-ml'i-riro-'V. .i* -.Tina l l » l ru'h , ti'l an , l 111 ' I;i " ,lt ' r i ' rlKl,Ut * ' " *''aLKX ANimu KIV- - 1 ~ R ' d«a ' -u-o" -•
lor c0»...mpii0.., uiku, Bronchia. ...4 ';“7;"j"""V +>l*ll KFNT-T!.e‘biie“ Wirclu-WS} jgj»Siic«iH'.-HA»V v
•II XKCbrMt C« P UI»M «.•!.«• I- l,„i p. Jf r..»., ™„;.| I, w H Smith 1 tv., S~. lil£E “«*» o. 1a
causing Pulniyourr [>i<enw\ Includin' Mr »Utkrrr»ii! nl*- i-»)- Lain •• n V«r«t ad-! Si- I-tr—t* Kn-inir«* of fhftfin oi aiuv m-p> c.»nst».
C«tar,k. AtTrtiwr.f iU l/.,'-. l>- {-* >f M'C U.I.AUIMN Tfl K 1 K!?» f-oCT-m, n !. ' PAUE. *W. -C W.'fcJ , Tr „ v *: .
r . r~ ! r *. V. h--:.u uuii U.Mi-nMi.' vrur'i;'-. Jai-i-'if N..a. U'J Ftrrt nrvl IN* fr-cccd rt« u„ •
pfTUf.n, tr-MtrtUi, 1 cr.i'i'.e 'imt*. ttr. —.- t‘i
DUS. MTCU A PYRES woultj st»U’ that their tr-atniMit ■» T ryvi*pT rT~“ — ~T- , 1 ~j . —T - ‘ LET—A two Ptory BritfV I>wclhnpgg J? flA,*- ** Kl,y C ‘"
»o , , !/•...»»• [tk Ui ILfc.—l lldVO this duv. April 1, lc-j.*', I *,*J Hav«t-crL brlwi.y'n Pern ami tW» rlr.T >.n-B3 tußT*ntt>-r.
of CrroonmiiLlon 10-. l 1.1- lac. Bj.l l*. -«• „„ , lock ' ' L ,S V r,m;. nS "11 Lrl.ni ... --
ul+ tnOtellovtand tytlen cilery. s»ai.i 'Mf-rt.und durxt.y t . \i^, srfc \y y,,L’NO »s. t WM. CaUTWRIGHT. ■
iUderrlmwnt in li? f«no*. aud lb»:T tb< rcUire fOiuluy who will a-niintio lh<- t>iiniDi:s* at tin- <ji«l Btan.J, under tlio “ * ~ .1.
Il, Eit .l t „.JIWIrM » P..JJ ... o( C.IKTWKWUT * TOI-VI. U, ta.H IT. JFOI »alt.
. . . ,e „ , Cnrtnrifl.t !uk It.'u catac+d »ilb me Tit rmtiy vtan.nnd * • ■•, " . , ,
blood ud slrrnptlien tbo ayitem. Wth thut, Ihry cki m ii,.> n.-w firm wuh a tboroucli tb« T7OK. SALL A splendid dark brywH^N—-^
MEDICINAL INHALATION.»hUb ib»*y t*luc bi Aij but I .Wiull) rpo.mmeu.l H.r new firm to mj-fur- JC FAMILY U»'JL*H t-* «•*•!< (n himni or nn-<jQl
only M/'oZ/iaUw*, which used alone hwvo no Curjfwv 1 1- M-r p-.’iou* and trirnd*. win. bare lieretoforr no liU-rally der tho Kiddie. .f .1 ANI».*KVVA Su>du*Sy
f „ t . ,_ n „. r . , . Htrun.-,.:niyv,tiii.|i.hm.ut. .milN CAUTWKiUHT. «:re*i, Alle*hrny. ApUltd*
lecu, and loTallds am cjrii'.'Atly >-4UtUni'l ''•a-uup 7. ..• .. , , .
tbo jirecimn ti-ne of curability uiiany tisod upen pO-P A KTNKRSHIP. Tit •? undersigned FARM FOK bXLh, con
tho plauAlbb-,but falpo ,dru that tb. -cat .*f th- div-ui - C4Q (j 1. ,r. . I,*. u, fa .,| 6 I,,„nereh,p uo.b-r tb- nm«- •*( T J S'‘f„ 1m!“ M-l'n. li' ..cn-* in a
be reached in .i nuiilier bv L.M.T" IlKnl Ii \ .»l NU. I-t tbo pur]*.#*? id tn.«i»uf«. im- tt.< fd eu!u*at*i 'U. ..N'Ul une-balf Meadow Land, of a
for confUllnho!.. IT/ A l , ' ! '• l ' al,, - e in Ciili-rT, SurKicid lb»*iuiuei.t*, i< - . n „ f the f.alat»-■.• bich and rollius. rcadylor the
A«»- ..u. .0... . r; r n. v:! MXizr*'-
aoltoa by letier . t WM CARTWHWHT. fruliaf a *up.>rior .pn.litv; t.. b - t ibor with a &*>■'. and nlua-
CHIWA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE. Apnll.t. lMn„l w W YuUNO. bn. Stone Quarry.
nannept* aptfidtr AADOK tfltUl, onto.
AT 777 A’ uLU EST • MLI.-UXc'.m jF
HENRY ii I O 13 "V
v ,di.,L..eou • qi.v I'l-m,,.. FMon'.; IVkle. Ac.. NV Mj W,« d
1*24 Wood btnft, Pltl-W K '». Pa ; . I i-y ,m- . ; .,-cml m. t. mi.n«f*rturl«. fi -f
Who i.S tilin' re.-. iviD4 a- 1 Iru---*. Si-ik**;- 4tc. »*» 1 Kopung with rnur
Eastern Citie*, a rhoi<*n t urUi.lcs lu X.tt* _
lion, comprising „,-.d tastoful . U ,« ..f IW,« AW ° VM\ >! “fl****”* I*™' 1 *™' n
Stone Tea, Dining nnd Toilet Ware, and the *nun- In Plain, MACHINE i ATTE ii N MAKER,
Gold, Lustre B-tnd and Flowepr Fine M'hitn Vitrified Iron No. ''l* I«ok&u Strtrl,
Stone Table Ware, known tv bo tbo must durable now m “iiTti AA\ht».) I ITIXtI HUM. PA .
ow for Hotel*and tftrn&ihoatr French Oblnu of n-w nvl. e. , "T 3 ESPEOTFU EIA ilifi.nu* Ills friiTi'ls :mt]
in Pnry White and Gold B-tnd. either In e-tt* «t eiti S ’l» XV th" public uenerdly Ib.ti h« i* follv ).oparr.| t .
r.id,l, Uiltanil D«or..rf f,t,. MM* J^SEk^SSTSuW
and Plated Cnstont; German Silver Ten Table Spoon*. Synp tin- p.-t otlir- will be pr..in|>tl> attended t<». aj>! f>.: t
L*i|lo., dc , plnt.-d with silver. fiD, Iror, R.ndM C,rvi„ f . -[V, TAS | L _ A prim- arli.-l-. ju«l' Weiv.Hl
Tea and Table Killin'nnd Forks; Ton Wnitt-ra ««t*>t Tray*; g* j <v apl'- 1 MAt'KKoWN is FINI.KV
Shaker and Sna-orue Table 3IaK Jappsued and lb- .iat-d , _ • —7. ,.t ~ „ ...... ~
Tin Tula s.„. • TXT AUifcU M N * H N l.h t are now rect-iv
IT I me a bi of Pninla. tlrn*hp* and Varniahe*. at
Also, a complete and full as*nrttnent of all article* imla* ! ft |,i , No, 1*57 Liberty street.
U> tor tt. CODKTRT RETAII.TIUPK,price ipxi’llAOTXiF LUii WOOI).— A ' v'.-rj large
the pntillr, who are reKpoctiully iDvited to examine tin* ; Jji lnvi.|n« ■< I lin »at very lev j.rlr« «bv
«t'»ck 1 a pli MACKK.'WN * FINI.KA
Baker & Cob • i n ' . i
oENuixE _ : IS d iS. <££&?.
t C " Ijl ' kr oil." : cicvrlanll, lirtruil anil Lake Superior Line.
luis Metuctne, iircrurc’a in tlio most ap- ~ , , '
* * f 1 i In- favorite and la»t bleami r
I>To;e,l manti.r, >nd UU bj- .... bn rra.n.l ih, „.ic- SOUTH STAR, B. 1., gnect. Mn.lrr.
tb»o of the most scientifr of the Mielleal l’rof'«*ion of Phil- . f „ nw jjen-a- steamer
iKlelbbit. mid cl.o.,b<Td w 1... wwid il nip-ru r x ORTIIKKM.IOIIT. J. Sp»uiaing, lln.lrr
. nJ otbor D .™ Tto «,ll k,..,.'n Pr.. 1 ..1|.T
OflU.fflc»T„.,ll n , l ,ortaoc.. u » r.mi.li.l In m A X H ATT AN, C. Caldwell, M ...I.r,
CotiHnmptlon, Gout, Dronchitl*. Asthma, Cbrnir Itbennia . .-in
llam, and all Sorofnlon, dlwnsr,. It I. cnoef.3-.irv I" .i-’nk; rpHfc munl.rr on. ■ 1Wr.,1 th.-.x L.»lf
, . , . , . * . A wtll l-e a euurailten to the pnbli.-uf epe.xl, anlety im.l
—tbonaandi of eminent pbjraiirtan> »f Loro;-? an-l America pr „ ra j. tljM4 ourrymp i.ae.iturr* i.n.l treUbt all
havlngtcfted Its wonderfal carmtiveprop«Ttje». pointe i n I ake cn|s,-n -r. lor it aQurd* grrvater
Prepared only by JOHN C. BAKER A C<> , Wholesale I »oiofon ami ep*-«-d baa ever t««<n otter**.J t.. Hie j.ubti:
Dnintsts, No. 1M North Third street, Philadelphia. Sold ! wn that route. For p iMape., frelpbt -r info, imtti.m. «pj>ly
by all Druggists thmoghout the country. fed3:dttv-30 \ l _°_ 1 : ' nt _ HANNA GAKUKI n>n A CO.. Aitta.
.B. Doi oLAsa k Co.
.11. Douut ASS k Co.
B. Done lair A Co.
.B. Do rout* a A Co.
.R. DucaLAis A Co.
B. DorouM k Co.
D. Doiglam A Co.
._...8. Douglass k Co.
B. Doucum & Co.
B. DoraLASS k Co.
B. Douolass A Co.
B. Dorouw A Co.
B. RcaiEU A Co.
J. D. Piatt a Co.
Piatt A Co
R. Doroust k Co.
..3. DoooiAsa k Co.
Peuna
CK3S> DENTISTRY.
<mm DJt.J. MA LSI EES,
SURGEON DENTIST,
FROM NEW YOKK,
KJTH.tCrS TEETH WITHuCT I'.lIX.
BY A LOCAL BENUITBINCi AQINT'to tu£ GCME ONLY.
O-lDMirts Tooth on Hold, Silver, PUtaru* uud (lutta ,
Perch*, and perform* all Dental o|>»*r*tinii* *n u ►ritmtirtf '
manner, without pain.
Q3_Terma'zoo<lenu<\ I
54 Smlthflclil (street, below Fourth,
JaGolSmfc PITTS BU EG U.
JAB."MoLXUGHLiN, ' ' -
KANcracrctti or
• rv v A ' CARRIER & BRO., ti|EDfCATEO IAE. or Alkaline Sou:-
PitUburgh, General Insuninco Apeney. IYX tk* —.\t excellent i-tmuiy f.-r Dy.pepsK Heart
rSo. 03 Fourth Street, ‘ t-tiru. AcHitv cd the Stomach. ±e A larp* supply receired
riTTSBCHGII PFWi : ltll< '**7 FLEMING. cor Market i»l A Dla’d.
Companies represented of highest etandint;. Cburi-rM | A YER’ij C H KKK Y PECTUU AL—Another
bj r«-im*ylr*nta and other State*. • I J\_ ~f tin* kbr-led Meiteioe. f.ir C'-mphs, Colds,
Fir-, Mat me and l.il» Kisk' takon of r»U j and Consumption |n«t r.<M l.y npl4 JOS. FLEMING.
jyifcirUc »■ ] ■\\7’"ULl ,, K'S AROMATIC SCIfEIDAM
DAWKS&CLULKY," ' ; n !,V \ CII /-h ‘ Xuott * T '' >t ttf
Ilouee, Sign *ml Ornamental Pnintcra, *. . n '‘ tt< > - *-• —-— :
A??DGRAiyFHS; ! /"'IATAW liA RKANDi.—I have just ret* <1
dealzu is i Vy* Rll ‘- fh, r * l, l'l'lt of this flno Brandy for medicinal pttr-
__ _ . i tH/jrs Tho*-«itL»:ic aujtbitip In tui» Unecao always l’ ur-
White Lond ftnd Zinc Pnmter. iC Ub» it at apU Jo? FLEMING’S.
*'“■ .11 kit* Ot ry'».Oß^T ? rei r b CT . window om. | FOR KESfOB SALE.—We
144 Wucd Slrtfi, tvn tlnort above Diamcnd AUry ' t s«r ttm EL'*rpn«v Foundry, on Sandusky street. Al
mrlb-lrdfc i leshcuy. fir tent or sale. with .ill Hie machinery, in first
t into order. I’yesutsslun ran t«e bn.l iaincdintcly
' tpl-i H KOHIeQN A CO., Libvi ty
JEWELRY,
WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS
Special plotters.
fPIUNu S7UCU JIM - .i'EMD
John C
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Fusel Oil,
iM6;dlyfc A‘«i. I*W and 170 Second Strrrt
J.M.LITi’LK
LIBItCH-A.lsrX TAILOR,
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
(I>r .Irish'* New Dnilding.) PITTSDUHOH, PA.
M>3Q:ly<lfr -
GEO. H. ANDERSON,
JV->. JSI Liberty c'rett, Pittt'/’irijb, /■’>.,
asj> viiuixsAH rsAT.tn if
Erery Tarlety of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER,
Sh'ye i«otA<r, SjjHt*, Jluroern, / o-'d
Country c<* f f Skint,
Solo Loather. Carriage Oilcloths, Acc.,
All of which will Ik» furcwhhd at tb* lowest Cash iTu
IDES WANTED
apo-dly
U’ORBKiN KXCJULA >*’< Ji..
SIGHT BILLS I* KA W \ h Y
DUNCAN, SIIERUAN A. CO..
ON TOE UNION BANK. LONDON. IN BUM-OF »'Mi
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS
Also,Bills on tho prtnel|Ol *»tl<M <tud «» *»>• el France,
Belgium. Holland, Germany, Russia and other Kur-p-.«ti
Stats*, cunstantij uu bund an, 1 . Ilt - I r
A U: 0. V. ' :.L' AMs i oV .
f<-2kkl;nfc lUnLora. U\-.l ... d. rLt-r »; lh:;d
MATLACS & ROCrLRS,
COMMISSION AND FoUWAKOiNO
MERCHANTS,
No* 1H Pine Street, St. Louu. -Hu.
Kirin T<i
Murdoch A Dickaon. St. L-ui*.
liny A Mattock. Cincinnati. Ohto.
i'hft". Dufßcld A Oi, Looi»rlll(% Ky.,
K S. Day A Co . Hunker*. IWu. liio .
<im-n A Stone, Bankora, Mnsc.-uiu-, 1, u v
Dav A Mallark. I’lnla-loljiliU, I'b..
It Koraytb. Chicago. Freißbt -V'to > r 1 1limjl* Ci-t.Ua!
Railroad _ J.t»:dro.lf*.
"w" KYMAN « Bo' N ,
Manufacturers and Dwttors In all kind* of
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS.
AND
JLELA.F TOBACCO,
Comer ef Southfield Street and Diamond Alley,
PITTSBURGH. PA
"HENRY“HU COLLINS,
Forwarding and Commlsalon Merchant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Choeee, Butter, Seed**, lTisb t
And Produce Generally,
AwF So. 26 Wood Street PiUilnirgh.
" SAMUEL GRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. .12 ST. CLAIR STREET,
Dr. Irish'* New Building.)
Wfr A. 11. ROBENIIEIM A BRQOKS^jgf
No. 33 (old No. 30) South Second St*.
Respectfully invit<» Dealers ami m«i-
IJucr* to llielr fresh and superior «t--. k <-f
RIBBONS, BONNET MATERIALS,
CRAPkS, BLOND LACES,
ARTIFICIAL PIAIWKIU*. llt'SUHl
STRAW DONNETf,
MENS' AND BOYS’ HATS,
MISSES' BLOOMERS AND H.ATS.
And ovury thing connected with this l rm«li - l ibo l.o*t
ness.
Sh irt time and rash buyer* will hod »ur pn-'es
adapted to their requirements and a discount of 34 i*w
cunt fa cash will be allowed.
Please cut out mnl preserve 1 ht* udv. i tl».ii:jei.t to r—
miud yon uf visiting n* whru you runm (<• tin? ui)
$l,OOO Kewakd t«»r any Metlioiue that will
excel PRATT A BUTCHER'S MAGIC OIL. the <mly Indian
Renifdy uow sold for Jiheumal tm, Neuralgia, Headache,
Toothache, Pain in the Side or Hack-. Sprain-., llruu> f, S ire
Throat, Bums, Contracted Cords and Mutch*, the uuly v.g.
otable remedy discuverwl that w ill act upon them aud liiu*
UrthejoinU. Thoosandsol perauus have been cored of
thesa complaints by this oow discovery. All wo Invited to
give it atrial. Principal 200 Washington streel.
Brooklyn,N.Y. Porsalsbj DR. GEO. U. KEYBER, No.
140 Wood street,and J. P.FLEMING. Allegheny.
signature of Pratt A Butcher on tho wrapper, and name
blown In tho bottle. apltolswi
uiunu iu miv vu-ii,. _ - ___
'TffffTf'i 4 ? ? P ?
Trusses for tl»eCur«ofller»*« or nnpiure.
MARfIU'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
HITfEK‘3 PATENT TRUSS.
FITCH'S SUPPORTER TRUSS
BELF-ADJUSTIHG TRUSS.
DR. BANNING'S LACH or BODY BRACE, fur tbe cure of
Prolapsus Uteri. Piles, Abdomital and Spinal Wcakuwass.
DR. 8. S. FITCH'S Slim Plated Snpporter
PILE PROPS, tor tho support and cure of Plies.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for weak and «neo» vein*.
ELASTIC KNEE CAPS* tor weak knee Joints.
ANKLE SUPPORTS, for ankle Joint*
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES.
SELF-INJECTING SYRINGES; kind of
Syringes.
DR. KEYBER also has » Tpms which will r«-llc*lly cure
Hernia or Rapture.
OOcaat hU Drugstore, No. 140 Wood of the
Golden Mortar. apfrdawY
Galvanic Battery, or Electro Magnetic
Micnmxs, tor Medical porpevt-a. uf a very »up*ntot kind,
will,be loot free of Elprete chargee, wheitman
runs, upon a remittaace of Ton Dollar*. Aidrrrs 11. ‘S- I *-
11. KttYSBR, No. 140 Wa.d »t.. Pittahurgb. Pa. F
tinning 'rketh.»«l J Mutuuu ikd
Nratu.-Z>s. EL S. PARRIS’ CELEBRATEDSOOTU
ISO STS UPs—Tblt infallible remedy has preserved hun
dreds ef children when thought past recovery, from eunvul
sloni. Aa soon as the Syrup U rubbed ou tbe gums, tbe
child will recover. This preparation l* w» tuoocenl, •*> effl
caclous, and eo pleasant, that no child will rr.'u*«* to let it*
gums bo rubbed with IL When tok*uta we at the age uf
tour mouths, though there is u-> ap,.«iXiu»of tooth, uoe
bottle of ibe Byrup sbuuld be u*ed ou the rum*, to "pot* the
pores. Parents should turr-.r W without the *jrup in the
nursery where there are young children; for If a child w* fcua
in ths night with polos la the gums, toe syrup fuixaedjateiy
gives eoso by opening tbs ports aud buallog the gums, tlKre
by preventing convulsions, fevoto, Ac.
Prepared only by Dr. Bwayna A Son, Phlla. lOOObotiits
-ttit received sod for sale fay ih* Pittsburgh Agent,
, mS&dawY Da-GEO H KEYBEB, HO Wood it.
Jltto flbbtrtistmrms.
CARTWRIGHT <fc YOUNG,
■ u* J»nn Cartwright.)
MANITaCTL'UEIvIS ;m<J Irapyr'er? «'*f
l'i<« .*-t and T*b|,; Cm lory. Mxgicaland Dental ln-
.i o ii n s. s ii x n. r
I,uto i- '. live , .V«»\v Yorli,
SHOW (\\RJ> AND TICKET WHITER.
W r 1 .1 IiFMAIN Is I’ll Tr l !* t; K* * ll* ».N K W I F K
I 11. i t.. 1..» r , s,« •. .»<
Pi- - i.H - N-j 3-1 .'I'KIN*. A 1.1.1 V...i i.A/.LTIK
->Ki ICE. i.n.mi.tlx .ui.-mle'l t n|il4
CRINOLINE A GRASS SKIRTING, and
nil llio new styles of II l«. iii.'llliilMjC ill* {-leel Kvtrb
sloa, Sylph. Ai . r». 'cl at store
t uplMiuF Ml'Kl'HY A BURCIIFIKLD
SFKiNG & SUMMER WEAK FOR BUYS
iu Drill-!, Two<sls, Jruni, CMsimeri-a. Chahe.
Ac.V’M"! »pU4**l' MUIU'HY k DURCHFI KLl»’£^
1 "TVpO.W OREN-The beet assorted und cheaj
; cut stock Dr**** Goo'll*, ShatvU, Mantles, Wluto
• i_>LK-d*, M"uruitip N~*ille Wort, ami Domestics in
j Ihedtj-. Please rail ami seMhen). C HANSON LOVK,
I apH l. rniprly I.* 'f Dr<> . No. 74 Market street.
I *"■ I.akoß'l/JTli►“su St merslEßs
1 J\ recnre'l tlil« tdv. wlinh we are selling at from
• - 1 to bo cents a run!. C. HANSON LOVK.
d. u. cawniß. , „ f ,U;4 4W y f„mwlj t..:vv Brothers, No. 74 Market sL
Mess for#.,—ioo ibu.
celTing and t.-r eile hr
LARD —ICO bMa. and tcs. No. 1 Lard
%f tlvtj and for vi)« b* npl.t ll ROl'IStl.V * CO
S'" KJttTSWE ET ToTAToK^—i <’» bbKJc 7
wj'Y.-:i -ns 1U TI..JV and *aie by
1 aplWtd' JAMF-S WARDUOP.
Git APE VINES—A few largo Vine**
v.. a- „• «’,•• :?.-e.l War*-h- ->*■. 4T Fifth str-ol
, JAMES WARDUOP
I T» ASBBKKKV'I'LASTST—BrincES? Or-
I Jtv *na«)ujt n.M J.rr «.*!.• by JAMES WARDUOP.
F LOWER SEEDS—A ciiuiee collection of
Annul! Blooming Ft'iw.r packed O.r tnalilnc
) Price |l for 2i> varieties nplt JAMFIS WARDROP.
RTiIjBARBTiU( )l'Hoots of Myalt’a
Victoria or Mammoth Pn«* $4 j>«t d<w at the Seed
an>l Uorttrultiiral Store. «7 Filthsl JAP WARDROP
PEAK TREES —1 ,u***'> choico Pear Trees
. f :L.- tiucr.l Wt-.J t»ifoi *<»le I t
u}! ... .1* JAMES WARDROP
CIILLI —SO Or*x“s choice W. K. Chee^O
/ j„*t r,.. d „ r .. nil.l f»r »»l- by H.
f 1 KKA>E —t*<i in stere and fur snlo
\jr »•>■ -m.i.;, ISatAJI dickey * CO
'PENN 'KLOnr- -'*> sucks in st'-rr .md
X 101 «al« j.j ISAIAH DUKEYiCO
SIM AC ~-y< '-a.'k- m and f.u wile hv
ISAIAH DICKEY A o«>_
HOCSE' IT KNiMIINOi -A large a-sort
m.-ul •• ; Wnr.“, *t!itl)s»- l, *t».i J*Util»ll«‘.l
1 .u»'»ri-v 111:1 nnd CUte-l W »n': Hollow War*. fin*.
•jv,t J'n» «. W.xxisn \V»r* <1 trout « < f Kitchen Llt-n
A, ;*o. „t I - |.iice* lot rn«h JOHN KLEMIMJ,
• ..rn»r of Market »d>l Third street*
SECOND AIUIIVAL-orseRINO AND
Summ-t Drr*.* , *oo.l«. Nlm«l». MatiUr*. White f»* ■"(!»,
Momulup tioodv NortHo Work, s»n<l l*omo*»iMtr-«trc allot
• Licit will l-o T.«ry ch<-«p for cash.
:,,,!2 C. UANSON UiYK.
JAPANNED TINS.- A good article f-*r
Aiul'r.-ijp* * nad Sit*n Platon JOHN PLKHINtI,
»pl 2 • corner of Market uid Third str****.
NAII.S. Sti K<-gi sd Nails, slightly dnm-
for «a)(' by apl" ROBERT DICKEY
HIDES.— ’252 Dry Hides on consignment.
fur Hal-- by ' ROBERT DICKKY,
#pll* N" I'W Front street, n**«r Mwd
~~ Proposals for Paving.
Proposals will he kecieyed by
tht» tindritiina'd until FRIDAY, the 3CUi day "f April
instant, for CURUINO and PAVINO that p»rti..u..: ut.l.-
■trout, oppmlt* the Western Penitentiary, eiteodini; we«i
w«nllv from W*ib*<* r ‘troet to the Railroad Bridge.
Al»o. for PA VINO WITH MUCK, tbo 31 do Walk, or
t'.rolwuy, fr.intlur «-ii the IVuitentinry Ur..nnilB, 1.1. nsi.t
Ohio slpft.
,TU<i I’ropoaalu will nt eft* the price |w linear fgui fot cm b-
Itip, ttti'l the ■t*e,nii.l character of the Stono to be ueeJ fur
thm pnrpoi** They will aleu *Uilo the price |wr eqa&re
j.nil for ilm tvt'Mr r i«.i,e or eiioct l**»emenu,nmi iho price
per •qnar** rani f>r cbe Brick I‘avrinnnt • The I‘arement
of the F-v-tony to l~< of herd cherry l-nck ■ I-uch quality
Loliall t,o iipj.i,-risi by the Warden.
' Theprlri** hid. a* it»,rr, to include all the fund, Gi *»t*l,
and other maieihilr, and w»*rt nccuwary to-vuiplulu the
.•nfmcl rc, ihu naiieUctiou ~f the luepeciorß.
In addition to the bidding f»r (he Wort, iu shore men
(ionod. wbi, l> will be coinl.lorvl aa beln*; made for cnah, ~u
tne completion of ihe c mtr»et, the proposal! will Mat" at
ulint ihew-ik Will be done uU n rrodil of iwur t
u'mHu. H.JONL:?,
Kpl.^ll.l
Ti-a-urer of Western Penitentiarr.
Notice o! Dissolution.
ALL persons intoi***'tod will nlea.«** hike
•• ilnii the l*tv firm of IJ>RBN7.. STERLING t
CD., hurlue Iwru iht'Lilvml by miltllnl ■-.•tineul on the first
day "fo. tuber, A. !>., I«ia3. iu>d t h-lug -till hur.li,,-,., ul
nibl tinu renirtinun; unsettled, we, tin* imderMgued, mu m
lug pattn«-t« mil firm h»v>-appointed *nj aullmrixed
KOlll.ltT 11. STERLING. oue nl 5.i1.1 partners, tu *#tt)e and
finally clr<ee up the-bi)d binlu«-*a. All persona Luring un
si-Ulrd account* or business with Mid firm »t« to
call iijh.ii SHI.I Kol- rt 11. Storting, at bis ulbee, N.. U 3 We
ter street, and arrangi\th<* >smc as siKin >», puMil.le
G. K. WARNER, ‘ /
KOBT. 11. BTERLI^J.
tJurririnf pat tout <■( l»tu firm of horror, t*r*rlrair A •'»
spin Imd
'nHJ’W CAKPETB,
AT THE FOURTU STREET STORE.
W. D. k H. HeCALIiUM
Have just received a very
large assortment of CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, Ac.,
the luteet stylos for”, Spring Trade, comprising
VELVET AND BkOS&L!',
TAPKSTKY AND THREE TLV,
SUPERFINE AND
LOW PRICED INGRAINS.
W«f.l, Dutch, Hump, List, tug, lialj sod Stair Carpets,
Regs, Mata, Cccoa Matting, Stair Rods, Ac., Ac.
Also, a choice lot of Dragged from one to tonr yards vide;
beautiful patterns Fluor Oil Cloth, from 2 to 24 foot vide,
wttb all other goods usually found In first class Carpel
Eton*, all of which we are prepared to soli at the very low.
est rates fur cash. ocs W. l>. A. 11. McCALLUM.
To Nervous SutTerers,— A retired Gentleman
haring been restored to henllh In a few da) a, alter many
years of nervous suffering, will seudffiee't tu aralst others, •
copy of tha prescription and a supply of the remedy, on re
celrlng a stamped nurclope bearing the applicant's address
Direct the Rev. JOAN M. DAQNALL, I*o Fulton street,
Brooklyn, New York ■p I .>-Smdood»ainwF
COFFEE, <fcc.—2so bags Rio Coffee ; luO
halfcbosts assorted JOHN FLOYD A CO.
Molasses— 20 but. n. o. Moiw*** in
Store fur solo by ROBERT DICKEY.
a' 'lb WHOM IT MAY CONCERN—WiII bo
. S'j'. l .d the Merchant"* Exchange,Fourth et .cnTliutv
d;>y Rvuiiag. Apnl lutli, 04 shares Dirmlugham, East Bit
miushain l‘tttsbuigli Gas Stuck.
nplO AUSTIN LOOM 18 A CO-, 65 Fourth at
SACKS POrAIOES; 12 bags Rye
rcc’d fur sale by LEWIS A EDOERFON.
No. 1U? Wood street.
on RAGS WHITE BEANSforaalo bv
VW aplO LEWIS A EDGKRTON, 107 Wood si.
Buckets — so doz. for ?nio by
aplO ROBERT DICKKY, Ist Front at. near Woo l.
UGAK—IO hhds. for sale bv
*pD> R&DERT DICKEY
GREASE —A superior article for carnages,
drays, Ac. in cons, Sega cir barrels, for sole by
tp3 HKNRY H. COLLINS.
QUNDKIhS— lt>B bble. Silver Spring .Extra
O F&mllv Flour, 42d0 Union do do; 132cock* Wheat and
1 nbJ, Lard to arrive on steamer Melron for sale by
»p 7 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO:
170 H SALE —One of Wallnop's Patent
p,,rl"M* Flour Mills with Benn*r'» latest Patent
-nut Machine-; Bull. Baling Cloth and Elevator. all com-
Oil Mill,
upLdtwlfF r.*f Rebecca A Craig AllrghenyCity.
FUK near Holton's
Piati..n,..u Allegheny Valley R. K-, m mil- from the
city. Tb-hind Is all covered with flno fnrset trees, which
make* It a desirable place for a couutry residence.
2 Building IoU. each 20 by 100 feet on Penmi At.-nur.
near Magee street.
f. on Vlckr.iy street, near Mage<*-tr-t
II .1., on Mari* rU-eet. near Magee »fn« t.
_ - it.. it., on Bluff and Isabella streets.
In the F.i titli Ward of the city of PitUbnrgh.
Afe.i. 1 i-ti the corner of Bonn aud Marbmy streets,
fr'-utine :» oo p,-nn and luO feet 10U inches on Marbn
ry street; b.lj.u-i.t t . the depot of tile Pouneylviuiia Rail
loud. For t.*im«, et. , u..jiuie ..f ISAAC JONES.
inrJi Imd—nu'JU ..-ruer Uoe» mid First »t*., Ptilahnrgb.
FOK SALE—A Drug Store pitnated in one
ofthe heat hiratic.iia in the city of I’iUsl.nt gli, for cither
u*jot)|iing, retailor pi.*cjij.lu.n Uumih-iv'. iiiduceuientaare
offered to pnrrbanerß cuntmuiuc advantage**# “f iara occur*
rrnco For uiformnLioti ln-]nl<<■ of JOHN HAFT, Jr., at
No. lCd Wood struct, corner of Wood and tilth, I’itta
burgli, i’a. f*y
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THAT very desirable l*«t on V> uter Street
and R.-vlouii Ail-v. null toJohn Irwin* P- ns Win*
U-J feet on Wnur and Front -trret-. olid l«hi dw-pulong the
Alley.
It w ill I>|. ~ ,l i together or Ml loin ol ’JO ol 24 f.. 1 0.-wll
F..t t. mu, 1 wbirh will he made caay as to poymutiT.) • , l'*
~iT u , JOPKPII S. LEECH A CO ,
ini 4 .1 tf Idhetty Street, piM.l ci' gh.
' lo ciipilulisis or
umlersigned bnviog determined to
1 BioVM w«-bI, oilers for sale, (or for Western
jiiojMTty.) the best Farm in Armi-trotig county, within five
minute* walksof tii* UiltanuiiiK Rridge, and di'ligbCfiilly
Minated on the rivet tank, i.|.p.eiite and 10 view of the Alle
gheny Vnlfey lUih.uui l*e}u,t, dtitaininc ah.nit One Hum 1
dred Acres, sl*tj of which r,,ut.lin» eight feet ot good Illtum- i
eimtisCoal, with hank r-j-ii, and dtdireriui; vi*vl daily in ■
Kitlaiming at live , eril* per hu-lud; and 3.1 :icres of superior ,
i;vcr t*>rt<mi that uovi i ..verllows; ah.-.ut 6»1 arrrs under 1
f-ucu and m 11.11 l.icheat aintß ..! rntiiTntioo, luiviu* rtveiv
eii over 1-n.U W..l«uf 111 alllll e lr-.cn the town, to whlvil O
tvsin > >tn make eight lii|.» a ,iay. Tti-is is a largo Log
Uorwi :i« by 4<i.i.*!t. and a Frame Barn 4u by >aj Im-i, with
■ >rn rnb and wifr-en al.c.U &tia. bed; 1M) young Apjde and
luu l‘<Ta.;h Trees gruwln*: n Well of water at Ole house and a
number of springs of waterthat at small encore conld he
. 1 invryed t>> tiie liiiusu. This property possesses superior
! nlTHiit.tgus for iteidsurrs and Iron or lumber manufheto
; ii«s. All |K.Tv>ns desirom of rx-atirlng a good ruu pnifltaj
able investtueut ate rvtpiested tu view this property before
I iiinkiiiy any other sclucdon. Title indisputable and terms
j easy. Two ttaiiu daily from Pittsburgh, making It ea*y of
acv. as For further particulars addms the proprietor,
JOHN TORTSMOUTH.
Klttauning, Armstrong County, I'a,
ur, WM PIIII.I.IFS, Glass Manufacturer,Pittshmeh.
P. -Tu exchange tor Western lauds, some hulldimra
and lots advantageously sitoatod In the central part of Kit
tanning, JalikSind J. P.
TIIE subscriber offers for eale section ten,
towmdiip 12, range in, StArk ccraDty, Ohio, commonly
known a» “Bowmnn'e Jvction,*‘containing MOecree. Ilia
ritnatcd three rnilca west of Masiillon, on the State Road
loading to Wooater, and within about two mile* of tbo Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The south, eart
and north-rant quartan are partly cloarml nud Itnprorod—
the remainder in coTered with superior limber—and the
whoia ia wolJ watered by springy and tunning streams.—
This auction In ronniderod the tineat body of land in the
county. It will be -dd undivided or Inqnarterato suit
pan-haners. To thorn* who desire to invest in real estate a
better opportunity • » rnrelj «IT*ri~l.
<x2B:<i*wtfT
r •* ■ iu ivi o«uv«
TIIE ANDERSON FARM, 2$ miles *jß
»ticve tbf D*pot, 4t~, Now Brighton, Be«Ter Co-.xjj£
pa., oq Bloch Ihmae Ran, containing 10a mcrrm of excellent
land, cv»*ry acre of which Is tillable, and Baof which ii an*
der cultivation. There are 13 acre* of good timber, JO acres
In grans and pasture, and tin abundance of cool. Thore is an
Orchard ol grafted fruit trees. In almost every field there
Is a spring of novcrdoiling water.
Tlr* Improvements consist ot a now frame Dwelling, at
tarljed to* vrealhar-boiirdml log. a small tenant hou'o and a
large frame Barn, 10 by 30 feel.
This choice farm is lu a high state of cnHivnUon, fences
good, and in a rwpeotabie neighborhood, convenient to
churches, schools. ror terms, eonulro at TIII3 OFFICE,
or of Jal*-d4wtfT J. ANDERSON, Now Brighton, I'a.
. Mess Fork ns*
K ROIUSON A CO
PROPERTY ROLDERS, ATTENTION,
PURSUIT & JOHNSON
llaring increased their lacilitios for manufacturing and
allying
W. 2. CHILDS «3r GO’S
PATENT ELASTIC. FIRE
AHD
WATER PROOF CE3IEST ROOFING,
ARE now prepared to execute ordersfor any
description of Hoofs, stoop or flat, at the shortest oo
ticeand with tho ntmo«t corr, being determined to pot on
llvob that cannot bo surpassed for
Cheapness ami Durability.
Our Koub are tr» well known to require any enlugy from
ui. Tcftituonial* In favor of this Roofing and oainplue can
1-* seen by calling at oor Office, No 76 fimithfield "treet.
Buildings covered with the above Roofing can be aeon nt
H. Nelson’*, corner of Wylie and High street;; J- Beck’s
new Hotel, corner of Grant and Seventh Mr«eti House of
AT o. Leslie, K*<], Diamond alley, opposite Patterson’s
Stable: Store of R. Straw, comer of Market and Second its ;
also lloiMie id U H.Succop, same block; Brovnarilie Wharf
R<<t; House of Robert Flynn, Congress, between Wobster
nnd WyM« street#; Store of J. M. McßobarU, Wvhster at.
Siablvof A. Rraiib'y, corner of Water alley and Sondtuky
street. Allegheny; llotiae of 11. B. Wilkins, »q, Wood'*
Kim; llouee .1 A. Nrglcy. John Scott, ffm. McCall anJ Mr'
Coon. East Libert): ana many others to« numeioae to uvo
tioo PERRIN A JOHNSON,
*p2:JawlyF No. 76 Smlthficld et , Pittsburgh, P».
COOKING BY GAS
WORD TO THK LADIKS.
Tiie heated term is approacii-
INO. au>l we call tk„ attention <>f the Ladle* t■ ■ the
fact i hat
COOKING, IRONING, £c ..
Caa be done with economy, without uppreMiTe boat, with
out soot, and with diapatrh— tbu are being alaiya uady io
a moment—by using *
Umgrau's Uas Cooking Mote,
Tu which «c* rtispectfnlly iavit< your attention, at No I.‘»
Sruithtleldslmt
jßs~County and City Rights for solo.
THE undersigned having ju«t returned
fmm (ho Eastern cities, where he has booneelectiog hit
SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK
O! FRENCU CAESIMEHE3, Tlatn and Fancy,
MAUfiKILLES Plain and Fanny Vesting;
KNUUBU EMBROIDEREDSILK do;
FIOURED SILK AND SATIN d-.
I'U'tlis, Casaimene, Tweeds oad Linen Ouods;
Neck Ties, Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Hoaearu^
tlentlrmeus’ FumiahingOoods generally,
Takes this method of calling tbeattentlon of bis friends to
the fact tlist he la novprepamt h> attend to their wants
He tlntten himself that his experience io this line it folly
appreciated. Thankful for post favors, be solicits a contin
uance of the sntnn, guaranteeing his best efforts to render
sntlsfoction t<> all those who fiTor him with their orders
JOHN LAUOFILIN,
spa-ill w'J.lp Slerrhont Tail.»r. fid Wool sL, Pittsburgh.
THE having entered into a Co-
Partnership, dating Boro the Ist Inst, sit those indebt
ed to blm will please oil and eettlo the same, at the old
stand, No. £7 FUTh etrret. where tlioso havingelalraoagainst
him can pieeont them for settlonirnt U. RIDDLE.
THE undersigned hating formed a Co-Part
nership for transacting a Onural Conmisxion, Ct>-
rrn/, /Yoriiu-n und Produce JSasitua, flatter themselves
that with their determination and ability to keep widl In
formed and prepared to render to their curree]«indeata cor
rect information of the slate of our markets, together with
the long rod favorable known practical experience of our
•ciiioi partnor. 11. RIDDLE, in tho business, that we can
ascuro th-ae who entrust us w ith business that every exer
tion will be made to give tbs utmost satisfaction. Wo
theielore respectfully solicit consignments.
•pfclind RIDDLE, WIRT'S A CO.
HENRY SIKKLI.VJ.
Jacob painter,
BJBDLS, WXB.TB & CO.,
Mo. IBS Liberty Street,
Cu,nm!n\on MereManti, Wholesale llralert in Country
J*roduc* t Groceries and Pittsburgh J lunu/aeJuiet.
CASH paid for Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Eggs, drain,
Fruit, Ac.
Special attention given to the sale nf muslguments.
Orders from COUNTRY STORES for Ori cedes, Pittsburgh
Manufactures, A.-., promptly filled.
Families supplied with Butter, Eggs and Groceries at No.
77 Fifth street. sp6:lyd
Genuine Rough Purple Chill Potatoes.
THIS Potato has the reputation of being the
most productive and the best table potato of all the
new varieties now In use. The subscriber has cultivated
them largely lor four years, has never known them to rot in
the ground or iD store, a limited number «f bushels caa
be had at a moderato price by apylying to
FLEMING BROS-,
mrl7:3wdAwT No. 74 Wood strast. Pittsburgh, P*-
PROPOSALS will be received by tbe Re
cording Regulator, at his office, on Frou street, until
1 bars day. the Lsth at 12 &!., for grading, paving and
setting with Curbstone, Webster £treet,from Fulton street
to Arthur* Street. ITam and specifications may he sees at
the office of the Recording Regulator It is reqacsUid that
the specification may bo examined before propolis are
handed In. apftdtd. R- E. McdOWTls.
New chop sugar and molasses—
ICS hhds prime and cboico 2J O Sogar;
WlbULoal and CnubW Sugar; .
aw * primo PUnUtioa UoU**o«, OAk coopcragcr.
33 « St.Jamra Sugar Boom HjfiS!?.* * nro
mi.uiTCßiu •■
i o Bo , X£ ?; “Uv
1 yrttJruid fur » K<t^ia lift Front >trwi«.
PAPER—Thousands o:
■„ «U 6, 10 ■-» 1^, e ' l^l ,t £nAU , t CO .
OUAUCO—3IJ keRB (is, Twist Tobacco,just
j * >o, 112 Second Bt
CORN BROOMS —100 dozen, extra finish
•d, jast rrc’d and far tale by T. LITTLE & CO
NO. MOLASSES —100 bbls. choice Oak
. Cooperage. Jut rac’d and for tale by
>d9 * T. LITTLE k CO-115 Second rtmt.
O A HHDS. prime N. O. Sugar,
&tj SObblr do do Molucca,
Rocetred and for n!o by LEECH 4 HBICHI.NSON,
ap7 No.USBeC9&44I43RntiU.
jTot «mt.
Ohio Land for Sale.
' J. B. SWKITZER,
No. 101 4th street. Pittsburgh.
Farm for Sale,
a A. JOUNSON 4 UHO.
SPRING GOODS
SEKD JPOXA.TOICS.
iCattSidaire.
i'- ••'.IV- I'.H.sbUTio'craiaV,
jr^Snsairr.—C. L. >U...E.i.llaUw,> fhi,.
Ward, Piu-!mr>-i>. \«a umUvJat- C.: sdi-nfl of \\\..
ghony ciiiily, snl'i.v > ‘ ~ r i*;>
County Convention 3 .« .| { _
p^^^ut'RiFr—l M. Lsi:vmi. <>| tho Sivb
U'uLr Want. pittiburAi. i- » candidatet--- «h in <*.t a:;
gheny r.-nnty.‘ubj--t t t i;-> I’wpi.M. i:: V -aery c-c ’.
liotJ »f-2dtr*
p"iy»>tiEnirr.--I'k. Wmiiam \\ hops, .•>' Nc
Utir wick|p\ It-•t.'rtit-l*. «•» . andl-lnj- f-;r Sh-nIJ .--Mi:.-
Rlu*nr roniitv. t ">-• C •ui»ry Cor.v-intioii
jr^»SnißiFK—Jamf.s L. Graham, of Third
Wi; AlU*xh*ny. t« a cantfidnto fr,r Sheriff.,( Alle
gheny pnimtr. subject ■-> lb** ItcpuMiran Oc-uuty Ctbrcc
tk'n mtClsJti*
’PROTUO.VOTARY —.JaJIF.3 B. lIILiNI.., of
L"t£r Ifw* town-hip, !«« rAndi.iAU- for Protlionauui, <ub
joct tn itic d-rt«i..n • f it- !:< puWlian G’arJr C rm’i.u.-.n
npVdte
JT^—RItOTHOyOTART—IHNIEt. ArMSTRONC, ot
'■"’v Third Ward. is «p»D'U<!at» tor l’p,thonol*ry nt Al
legheny county,-abject i' tb- Jixim.-h ttic l.cval-lb-an
Coanty Convention mrJ4dt<*
P'~»PROTItONt'TAttV— I>. C. lilllt/. of SIKAV
Uvt' don township. will I-- « .'Vidolatu for lb- i t
Prulmuotary. Mil-j.-'t ’ ’ tb- -i*,.-. :i <1 the Rcpnbli.im
C.>antyCvDVontion *pl
}■ —(it.oRGE IhcK-.'V,- I' H'.-mli
U *V Fay-lto lowi.id.ip H a rhii-li.Ul- f-r Assembly, sub
ject t-' it j v .)■• .-in--t *-f ti— »1. ( . u*l \ I’.-nv. ntioi:
apUdU.’
nr^('oRONF.R —-J. I>. littl-Ul', of . Kolirll*
Ward, Allecber.y. is a c-.iolid..te t.-r O. • -1. «til-j«u-i
t.-. tbo-lccwi-'tiof It.-i.nMir •» 'ViiM» i - ■ --m.-.h np-.u.
j)'ty'-OoRONER• —Wst. r.ovo. f tiio- Third
Lis/ Ward, Allf-gbony, i« a cmi lidnt-' . u-i. «.nt-j.--:
t<> the dec inionof the KcpuMi- ju i •t.'--- ' inu.-dt.-
jf^r^CoßoNTß.— Samyf.i. B. of Sixth
Lt“/ Ward, PltUt.nr6h.is ncundidaU P-' f.j ul-v-ofli.r,
subject to Hi*, decision ot tin KepnMi. »n ,'..r;r: Couven
ti-.-u. .nr.-7:dtc
yaottres.
vine- • Mr\' I'-.nv I'mox Phsvm:
'- fT V' MiiiTtx-., I.it it.) \v -.-1 *ll »>. t.
Itnay.'i .'Ct'S-i. dadj. .01.1Uf.-of .Urf i rr.lu) Aptll Otb.Hl'd
contit.uior until further Layiu-i. will c..ndurt tlis
meotinra. bnt clerjcytßcn are e..n..-*t!v r. .|u.«tu-.'. t-. be pro
cut and take patt in the exrivii-js r..nie inf-.rt.ee miu
ot*.» if yon canii-'t remain loi.ce.. iii.^-Jt/
IHlmcational
Edgeworth Laaics' Seminary.
■a F. try ry /. a i w:v .v a
The summer'sE.shiu:, oi ti,;. u.-n
kti.'.vli It. »t ll tit i<-i. » .11 'j--n • n '!:••• nil'l' -d N DAY
Of MAY, »nd coi.t.oue twenty- o- u- f- A u.-.ru.l
livhtf'il and h.-uitbf''! ! -caf. n i« I. t " ' M i-ere ’• b« f.illfa
For circulars .-r fmtl.-r n.b i in»ti.’ii fipj-ly t-> I L’ Mt
0.1.1, 1.1,1. » M-!1..r .T H Srr.h , ..r U Hie Pi .u
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Sewlckley Academy
A CLASSICAL ANI» COMMERCIAIs
bOAIUiLNIi SUtI'ML. 1"K Uo».', IJ util— ficu
l*UMbnr|:h.
Her. J.S. TRAVKLU, A.M, P-i .. i,-al ' Tiro Thirty.-
second session will cutniueiico uu MONDAY Slay-"-t. l'fal'
For Circtilars’and otiiei i.artlculura »;.quirvof Mt«srs.
JuHtt IBTTIJI « boxs, U? W.tlt-S atre.- - , f-r "ifejefra. T. 11. Nms
A Uo., lf?7 Litorty ittrucf, or of the Prui-lj.*! F..»irkley
rilla P. 0., AUegfuuiy cmuiy. I*« npl ItuJatrF
Steubenville Female bemluaxy-
The fifty-xjnth ses>i» v.i ii. Min
ftitutioti trill t «.nim‘-i.ce - •.
m<>Xl>a r, Tin ».• r» i ; <>r >/.i y
F ir >»
Her C t’ D
>r I’rof. .A M. KKIL*. A M . I'l
auction Sales,
£*. AI. DAVTS,
Cuiutuercial Soles Room*, <NI. o 4 Fiflh Street.
Peremptory sale of a lajige
FTOCK OF POORS—Chi Thnr*dn>\ Vr'-lsv uad
daycTcninp., April 16tb, ICtii and ITih, ;.t 7 - '!-ck,ht tin.
commercial a*le* roni, No. hi Frftb htr.-1. will be eo!J, nn
extensive collection of t ainAble.Miafellßne.-os tm
braring about volumes ih tari ion di partmuiU c I Lit
erßtnre, among which are atnqd»rdediti.fii- .-f tin- ui ,-t rrl
ebrntod antbors, splendidly illnstratr.l nn-J in {'no binding.
Alio, superb Family Plbles, with G.-ld pi tted claspt, Kiank
Booksm freut variety. Btatf.-nory , Ar.
Tbs stock will be ready for vT.-uninati- n cu Thureder
Private sale during the dar at low pri «•-*
apH _ P M. 1»AYI?, And
STOCK P., Ft. W. a C. K. K. at i’ititatk
f>ALr, In 1-n- to *«ii! i-uuTisvrt., I.>
apt P. M DA Aijr-f. N
Daily salesTTno. m TTfth st~
At ibo nrT Commercial lUims ?«>. 5-1 Fiflh
Street, every wwk day, are h-dd public sale* of pnotN in nil
variety, sttltM for the tra-V uni <-"n*tmier*. from a lArm
is constantly wiih tr**«h consign
ments, that znnvtbt* clopc-d forth*r:rb.
At 10 o'clock, A. M , Dry > md finer article, com
prising r.earlyorarytbln;; needed m tho line for personal and
family nto; tabl* cattery, hirdinir?, eicthicg, boots and
shoe*, ladies wear, Ac.
At 2 o'clock, P. SL, hanv-hoM and kitehrn fumitory nrw
and second hand; bedsand bedding, carpet*, pUgact
(lotto China wsrr, stove-*, cooking nten»il«, grprpru-*, Ac.
At T o'clock, P. M.. taucy articles, watches. cli«fcs/ jnwel
ay.mttsical Instruments, pina. ef-rthine, dry poods, )«>ot9
rod sbooa. books, stationery, Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Auet’r.
AUSTIN LOOMIS Ji CO., Merchants' Exchange.
Enwiiiov’fl Sale of Stor*ke*,
AUSTIN LOOMIS i CO
Stock £ Notu Broker*. No. f.S Fourth rittaharfrij
THE Executors i»f the Kcv. Charles Avery
will offer at public *alo at the Merchant - kx'-haose.Wi
tbo city ct Pittsburgh, on Thcrfbat. tb- 1 «th ntsunr, at s
o'clock, P. M w the loUowins stocks, n
-2600 shares of the cq.italt.tock of th>< l\tt.»bnr,rh A DosUm
Mining Company, (Cliff Mine, Lake i
. 100" share? of the capital Mock of «i,n Natr-riil Mining
Company.
5 shares Kxchanso Rank . f Pitt** irrh
40.1 •* Allegheny Rank.
42 “ Hand street Bridg" ('•>
fro " Moaongubel* Bridge Co
lt-1 - Monongahrla Navlgati-.ii t••
t.T •* Pittsb’g. Citi.-innMj *\j tiUt.ll.- T. l. graph Co.
07 •* Pittshmuh. K*>rt W»tw i ‘Railroad \
Dividend Scrip ofditUH'-f S7C.
i?> shares Chartiera Valley Railruel C<.
20 •• tViiklu.Unrg A West >«wt..n Plank Bind
1 •• Pittsburgh ft-Uule Collr,-..
TlßMS—Cash par ne iiey.
Not*.—A credit mil Lw ..1), -.t j 0 i» Pitl.buigb aj,d I).*
ton. orNntiotul Mioiug Co. St.r.k t . th.ee piu< hiuin* lb- 1
■haresor upwards, as f.ill.ju* -n-h :J>e. buMnn.
by nutea at Pw.i, four.'*x ~o I •. i_ht r.ionths, with Interest-,
the stock to remain a- security, nr. 1 .■» default in payment
of any (osUUmcat the nmotjnt ih-r«;i.;k,ii« paid t > i—foi
felted and the contract rescinded »i the pi.nica hrldto 11.0
payment of tho note* at tbo option r.ftb« Kucub.r*
Purchasers availing tbrtnrrlT>»> ~f tf>. > -rnt« of rrrdit t.t
aboie, to be entitled to the lran«f»r < t tny nun.her .fshirew
Dot less than fitly upon paimc tho b«Uit>->-m--n ih-»
nntubor tratislerrc.l
TIMS. M JIOWT. |
U*M. M PUI.N'N. W
nii’dWtd JoSiAil KINO, )
FOR SALL.—IO LotSMluiiftMi « in iJiiH! uud
Eagle it*-, ■ ehort •Ihtjnc. l fi..m rh.- (_uu»t Ih.us
fet-t from bv 100 deep.
JO ibirw'P, C. and Loni*vHli* Ti'Wraph {,y
40 shares Odd Fellow's Un!l 2ti« U
10 share* Back of nmbnrglj.
shares Pittsburgh l.if.- Kir,-
Company.
raffl AUSTIN LOOM 13 & Co.
S' TOOK SAiJIS BY AUSTIN LOOMIS"*
CO„ AT TTIK MERCHANTS’ KXCIIANOK EVERY
THURSDAY KrKNI.VO Bm»k, fin•?s«.. hn»ir*no»
Copper Stock, Bond end Ileal Kstatu at r ,,M| c sal
at the Mcrrlidutu’ Ki. banp- l.y
AUtTIN LOOMIS S CO.
Kotos, Drafts and Leans on UwO Eetste cej.-tisted on
rvaaonaM.* terms by ‘ AUSTIN LOOMIS'* CO,
u2l Stoat Note Broker*. M Fuorth it.
WANTBD IMMEDIATELY.—I O,OOO Men.
to engage In the sal* of the w«t popular soiling
Books In America. Invalid*, Mechanics, fnroirrt nud Teach
era wishing to travel, will find tins t«- b>- a v« ry prcGtable
■n<l pleasant business, eunMiug tln-w t»<>—tli<> country,
aud make mane; at thosamo time. Agents tm-.> bu»-
lucas sro clearing from s£oo t» ft,&CO j-rr y j,r. Fur full
C lonian and a Ihtofßouks, address 11. M. KULISON,
*0 City Poblishing Hors*, Ml Main *tn*t, Cinclm-.vn,
Ohio; or, if tiring Bast, b. RCLISON, Fbllrtddphia.
anlSUydsTfcT
WANTED —Aprnts to rcM in the State of
Pennsylvania, my HAND POW t.R PATENT BTUMP
MACHINE, that two men cnn carry about me field and jmll
ii|> the largest jiino etumi* byhand In about two minutes
each. Address apG.dmd W. UAL!., Banger. Maine.
B'ANK STOCKS*WANTEDiry
AUSTIN LOOMIS t CO.
fed Slock aud Bill Broker, &S Fourth stn*t
WANTED— Deer Skins by
fcl7 WELLS, RIDDLE A CO, No SO Fourth »t.
Stocks wanted—
Mechanics’Bank Stock; M. and M. Bank P' -k,
Western lncvranc»
Monongnbtsla “ i “
AUSTIN l/'OJIIi A CO.
St**k broker*, Co Fourth
To till orilem, \>y
Jt2S
WANTED— Notes find Drafts having 4, t>
or 12 mouth* to hid: $6OO to $1069, l>y
AUSTIN LOOMIS* CO.
j*l9 Stock ao'l Note firokers. 69 >'ourti» ft.
WAITED —A quantity of good 60und Rye.
Jal3 * JAS. GARDIJiTI:.
WALL PAPER—SPRING STOCK—Fine
Paper Hanßina, Cheap Wall Paper, at tlie Pnpcr
Room cfK. aCOCUKAN'K, No. <i Federal Ktrert, Allegheny.
A choice assortment at low pricrvfurj<*rloni, dlnln£rr>onj»,
chamber*, halts, church***, *<“. New P*n«*liops and Mould
ing*, Imitation Oak, ttona and W.m-I; Treterr,
Plain Satis and Calling Paper, Gold. VelW and FloTvcrrd
Borden. Firo Board patterns and Curtain l*»per.
Uill and Transparent Window Abides, Cartun Oild-ob
and Binen Curtain Fixture*, i>-
Onlert for Paper Hanging oi.-t iVbiio Waelitni; by experi
enced workmen. ap2
Coal by Wetgfit.
TIIE subscriber h prepared to doliror in
Al'fftbeny or Pittebnrgb,
CANN'EL OS BITUMINOUS COALS
Of the best <iualitT. At allCc*» deliveredl,r me is wtizbed
pcrrb#*eri can rely tucanuv*. Also, '
COKP, MUR, FIKK BRICK AND CLAT.
W. A McCLOBG, Allegheny Coal
r:r3l Corner Andnarn it. and kailroa-}.
Ramoval-Bccrhave’a Holland Bttters. ~
WE have removed tho manufactory *ot
IMEBHAVFB HOLLAND niTTKRfe i 0 Ho aWood
rtrt'U Wow Second. - ’ w 00,1
ftlfcdewtfT
nyWJAMIK PAOE.JiL. * CO.
TRISH & MACKENZIE, Attorn*>vi at Law"
A Office No. CO Fourth street, Pitubursb, Ta * ?C< tarv Ptsh
ito and Ohio CommhaioniT. * Q
SUPER FRENCH TWILLED CLOTIT
Canlatro and Itee»kin«. AI:o, r#nev
Canimere*, dott c*j>en at store of >
apfrdswF HPBPHY k BDSLCttFIHf.D.
Qf\ KEGS prime Lard.
** VlO fcbls Egga, wcafret *i»i t.., l y
*p t ~ leech aau con sson.
POTATOES— 150 bush. choice Red PoU
toe*, lartorc; 1W) Luib. eboica Noebancock’a in store,
mta for wt at 2fo. ISO Liberty street.
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