o. ». LinTOS—a.klOTtl 6UHIU CULXTT . 8. RIDDLE & Co., EDITORS and PROPRIETORS PITTSBURGH: FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL K, I*6* COUNTY CONVENTION Tb» citizens of X]le E henj couctj oln> etc oppi.se.l : • to the National Administration, are hereby requested meet in their respective Wards, Borooghs, Town •hipa and Precinots on SATrjwar the 2Vth day of Hay, 1858, and elect two Delegates from each to >m«et in Coanty Convention, at tho Court House, in Pittsburgh, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d day of Jane, at 10 o'clock, A. v., for tho purpose of nominating a County Ticket / The primary meetings will be held in tlio town ships between the hours of 2 and C o’clock, p. u„ at the anal plaees'of holding such meetings and in the Wards, Borongha and Precincts, between tbo hours of 4 and BV. H. By order of Committ**, ! Rout. P. Ndvin, CWr, Tasks os thb: Pmssylvasia Road.—Wo eta* led, some time since, in justification of tbo Ton nage Tax, that tho Pennsylvania Road was ex empt from other taxation for State and local purposes; and i that its competitors had no advantage over It, for while it paid Us contribu tion to the enpport of government in a tax on tonnage, they paid by a tax on the capital in vested in their roads, tho difference being merely in the mannor of levying the lax and not in tho amount levied. Wo showed, In that article, that the Nsir York roads were taxed for State and local purposes, iin 1657, on an assessment of $83,000,000; and that if the Pennsylvania Road were taxed in liko manner, on its investment of $20,000,000, for Stato and local purposes, in the various counties through which it passes, tho amount it would have to pay would equal, if it did not exceed, tho tonnage tax. Tho object of that-article was to show, first, that the Pennsyl vania Road was not moro heavily taxed than its competitors, and second, that if the tonoago tax Were repealed, the road ehould be made subject to local taxation'the same as if itc capital were Invested in real estate. We have received from a Mend of the road a commonipatioh on this subject, which we re gret mnch to have mislaid; the Bubsfanoo of it, however, is oonlained in the averment that the Road m subject to taxation for State purposes, n addition to the Tonnage Tax, its stocks and dividends being regularly taxed by the£tate. Granted. Bat lot us see to what extent, and how far it affect*-our argument. On recurring to the Auditor general’* Report for tbe year 1667, we find that the Pennsylvania Road paid into tho Stato treasury daring that year the fol lowing sums: Tax on its capital stock s42,i»jS .12 “ “ loans 28,572 30 “ “ Tonnage 170.W53 75 Total Now, let ns suppose that in lieu of all these taxoe, the Rood were taxed for Stato and local purposes on its .investment of §20,000,000, as Its competitors in New Tork are taxed. The State and local taxes in Philadelphia are 2 per cent,, and in Allegheny county about 2s; but in the oentral and some of (he intermediate coun ties the per centago is not so high. We are not able to givo the actual average, but judge it to be about 1} per cent.; not to bo too high, how ever, we will BayH per oenl., and that, levied on $20,000,000, would give s2so,ooo—precisely the amount by the road in 1857, tonDage tax and all. We have no idea that, under the New York system, if introduced here, the Toad would escape so ! easily; bat for tho sake of the Argument it is safe to put the calculation at a low figure. It bears us out folly in our pre vious view. Washxxotcot City.—A great place is ‘(Dat Washington Oily. Senators and shoulder-hit ters, Indians and engin e-bullies, fancy baits and fancy bills, plunder and police officers, all min glo in delightfal confusion. The most opposite extremes meet in that city. Office-seekers crowd office-holders; the President and an hon est statesman shake hands; Bigler is seen lit the same table with a man of sound sense and consistency ; Jno. Van Boren accosts an ac quaintance with wlieiu he acted politically ten years ago. Where can you find a mingling of snch opposites! An. occasion which every Paul Pry is now and is pouring out descriptions to - the New Tork Gerald and Timr:, seems recently to have occurred,;where all these antipodal ele ments were brought into immediate contact. A grandfauoy ball appears to have taken Wash ington ‘by storm, j Very like the ball itself was nothing near so foolish as the descriptions : of it. They are tbo much for a man who has no j stomach for snobbery. This .famous ball was 1 given by Senator Gvria at his residence. We j ■’h'STfEOT&-f£re3'Seyera 1 descriptions of how the respected wife of the'Scnator was dressed, bow site looked, how she walketJi*w»*Ufc*«i,fiko talked; hbw. her hair was 4< Jone up” a la Madame Pore padovr, and her dress arranged and cut, con- i etructed, or. whatever you please to call it, a Ui Ifarehionett dt VenaiUts. But think of this; there on tho same ‘'sociol basis," Burlingame of Massachusetts as Julian dt St. Pierre and “Koltt of Booth Carolina, tho rlcar grit, the tall, the oridanted, Hint that hath woppod hb own Diners till Northerners oil seem but tu nigger* to wop“- in royal purple as Charles the 11 of England, and beside him, Anno Domini Dante, a fire-eat er of the fire-eaters, as the Dukc.of Buckingham, “off with his head.” WeD, these things may be exceedingly pleasant and fine and ogreoable, olo.» but descriptions of them in print aro to us the stupidest of all reading on earth and indicate s degree of snobbishness quite hard to beat. The Bahibhsest or Calhoun.—Tho Wash* ington correspondent of tho Philadelphia Puna irritea that John Calhoun, the Dictator of Kan sas under the Lecompton Constitution, who is atari is the employ of the General Government as eurreycr-genertl of Kansas and Nebraska, and who for reasons palpable even to tho most unthinking men does not cDjoy an undue share popularity in Kansas, wishes to return to the field of his Federal dalitß, but is unwilling to trust irimself to tender mercies of an out raged peoplo. Therefore, tho Commissioner of ; the Ge&eral Land Office announces “by the order of the President,” “(hat tbgj>ffice of tho sur *■ veyor-goneral of Nebraska will bo removed from Lcoompton.in Kansa?, to Nebras ka city, in Nebraska Territory, «' at early a period at practicable, f Rhode Isx.ahp.~-Wq have been wait log patient ly that our neighbor of the Union might have time to figure a victory out of the late election in' Rhode Island. He succeeded to his own -eatisfaction, doubtless, in the case of Connecticut where the Republican Governor was eleoted only -by- ajfew thousand votes majority. We do not think; the case of Rhode Island & hopeless one. Tho Republican Governor's ma jority is only a little larger than the whole voto east for Abe shamocrallo nominee; the Senate has only 80 Republicans, to G of the opposite politics, and the House only C 7 t u 4. Tho re sult ' of this election ensures us only ono U. 8. ‘‘Senator for six years from l&j'). Wo think this •Is hopeful material out.of which io figure n great "Democratic triumph.” r .Masquerades-—A Frenchman hat been ad vertising largely ip Now York bis prospectus of a series of bat macguea x nL which a oort of satur nalia would have been held, as it is said every disreputable character who could keep up an outward appearance of respectability was mak ing large preparations io be present. The po lice anthorlUes enclosed a note to the ohief of the proposed masquerade, with a copy orcertain law leueUhg thomatter. It aeema, however, that..ebme farther] legislation is neoded on thia matter ’in New York, and, in order to meet the exigency, a Senator| has introduced into the Sen* ate a 6UI for the stippreMion of masquerades in New'York and Brooklyn, making , their intro dttctipn; * misdetheanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment! • • ' ' a coilni vritor qtorerrev: that at\MTfcnteqtii with rtfexencs to her benux, a woman enquired WM(* l»he? Who io ho? At ! twenty-firo. lie, jW“B ondaoodit, WhothwhoT-Batol thirty,. Jh.de ipS-, Whnc ic he? ID It trae/lodJtsl ~'fl ' l ' The Yotb'or thb backward Elep ] Bead Thi«.—a nouiirm'»/Tumun>~JAcei i i talcen by the House on the -Lecompton bill docs [ Jj* 810 *i; IiT ‘ B * ‘ a th * noUwiJ' shiboypm. l V4-4-V4' V ... ~. . f.j.t, t n ifc fi WtocpDtln, isyr ♦•After goffering tor loantlma miir 6 not Burpn» op. U o put but lift!, faith in the | ut „ t pro .,„ Uon o( n , nJ '* • firmness of democrats dragooned by an ndmlnis- j re«tomi. i, niiu* B.*rha»e'. Holland BiUe«, to peri«-« Lratioo of their own choosing, and tho only won- tr-aiili.” der is that po many of them have held ont eo 1 of thu remedy being in S ncb high repute bu.odr . tha ,lo »anJerH in VUcnnaiu. Michigan, Now York, io fact ... ... . In erury Holland 'oitUmant in the United SUtoa, argtiea V, o have felt, besides, something like mutffer- m ncb in su f«»or. cDCe to Lhe result. We know that the people of ! Try it— f..r Cbrnule or Nerr.m* DvMlitr. Ot t»nr Xerivu». Kansas will never submit to Lecompton, if it 1 Rl »‘ tima t hr n' r Nenraigie nffcctiou. , , I Cannot —Bo cartful touktur Bwibav«» - u Hullamt Ru. passes; and we know, moreover, that whether ! T h«,iri*«* ~»„i >. , , b . , ’ , , . I lan ■ Tbogirmt popoUrltj of tb.x medieiun ba.t tudDcwl it passes or is defeated, the doom of t he admin- | mtk!i y liniutit,.,., th* vM -ur thcmui kom.l agaiu.t istration is equally sure. The introduction of | i>urdia*lng. the bill and tho subsequent discussion of it and ‘ *^ >Sos<lal * l p°t t»oui«, or«u Uittiiw u>r s&, by tbepro (lovelopemenlsgrowing out of il h»ve placod Ibe ; rl“tm .... . r , , , * . , rootlet* and ChemieU, 27 W»<nl «lreut, between lit and 2d udmimslnilion in i dilemmn from which it boa : .u.mutanih. P.„ ud Drn K gi.t. csn .™ll,. » p itM»wT no method of escape. The success of its men's- 1r " - tire is as fatal to it as its defeat Tho Nett York papers say that Mr. Stephens, who leads (ho Lccomptoniles, has no hope of accomplishing anything by the Conference that has been granted; and tho correspondent of the Tribune telegraphs: “The Speaker has pledged hicuselfin case the Opposition grant a Committee to appoint Mossrs. Stephens, Montgomery nod a lending Republi can, the latter not named." Gen. J K. Mooruead. — lq the next Congress of the t’. 8., tho great leading measure of dolib eration will be the adjustment of the Tariff, and no question can possibly ariso of greater vital importance to the agricultural andmnnvfar luring interests of Western Pennsylvania—the very esscnco of her prosperity resting upon it. Energy and industry, conciliation and tact, i arc valuable qualities, in and out of the bolls of ! legislation, to insure success. The gentleman ; whose name heads this article is well-known to possess these qualities in n high degree: for all that is manly, dignified and honorable, ho elands high in this community, and on the vital ques , lion of adequate protection to home industry, bis : whole life has been a commentary, whether in principle, practice or politics. We trust that nothing more may be requisite in Allegheny county than to nnnounco his name as a candidate, snbject to tho decision of the “Republican Convention.” “Piouoh, Loom ash Anvil '' Enlistment or Africans—On Monday even ing the rumor was widely disseminated that two officers whose names were mentioned were to start on Tuesday for Accra, on the Gold Coast, •w» order to recruit Negroes for service in India. It Was a startling report, and Lord Brougham, who has now for more than fifty years been the un tiring advocate of the colored races, might well be excused if he. seeing how short the time was, ; ventured to put a question to the Government !on the snbject. Nothing could be more ronclu ( sire than the answer ho received. Lord Derby interrupted Lord Brougham to tell him ther*was i nothing ot the kind. He bad never heard of the : report till Lord Brougham mentioned it. Lord i Hardinge added his assurance that the War De i partment knew nothing of the report to which | he had referred. It bad, he believed, no founda* | tion in fact. The force of contradiction could <no farther go. Lord Brougham oould only re joice that ho had been misinformed, and those who listened to the conversation roust have won dered as they went home, at the credulity which could have believed, and the roguery which could have propagated so baseless a rumor. But the morrow saw another scene What sweet conference took place between the Premier and the President wo know not, but tho result was that Lord Elleaborough opened the proceed ings of the Lords on Tuesday by formally deny | ing everything that his colleagues had asserted, sta ting that there teas apian for enlisting “Kroomen" on the West Coast of Africa, that officer* tcere to have started that very dag to cany it out, and aha staling, ichai is stranger still, that there had 6ten no '■ concealment about the matter. Till within 24 hours of the time when the officers were to start_tbe I Premierandthc Secretary for the War, as wc see, knew nothing about it. In fact, it wns quite plain that they never would Imre heard of it at all ! had it not been for Lord Brougham's question in 1 tho House of Lord*. That is .the plain and ob- I vious inference from the facts. Lord Lilenbo rough, however, gives a different version. It was found, he says, that the enlisting of Ne groes for the India service madean alteration in Hie English Mutiny Act necessary: that Act Could not bo altered on the third reading, and so the plan was given up. We apprehend that Lord Derby imi«t feel very much like those ancient warriors who were ac customed to rely on the olcpbante as their snr est auxilary in battle. The aspect ot the ani mal was terrible, his advance overwhelming, and his skin almost impeneimblu. but ho was wild, capricious and uncertain, more formidable to-friendi than foes, more likely to turn and trample under foot those who drove than ijuno who steadily confronted him. Tb« r,.-uli was. that with all their merits, great warriors came to the conclusion that it was better to do without elephants altogether. ! Batto return from tho elephant t<> tho Earl. J Will Lord Derby and Lord Hardinge deny with , equal confidence that it has ever hten in cuniem ; plation to seek for recruits in Canada among the 'fugitive slaves from the T’nited Stales '’ Or will they assert that there also ‘Kroonicn* only were sought for? Or will they condescend yet further and inform us how many letters or dnj ac»hes ! ' Lord Ellcnsborougb has already,been obliged i } to withdraw, and whether it be true that one of I | these consisted of a letter iq the Queen's name, ignoring the very existence of the E ipt India J Company, addressed to the Mah&rnjoh off Gwalior. * announcing Lord Elleaborough’a accession to j the sovereignty of India in terms of Oriental tnaguifiicence, before which even the glowing dithyrambics of iheSomnauth proclamation are pale and ineffectual ? Did these things also re quiro an alteration iu the Mutiny bill, or will ii be said of them al«ot hat there is nothing of the kind ? Certainly unices these matters c*n be made to bear a different complexion from that which they assume at present, do limo should be lost in passing an India bill, to provide the present wild tenant of Cannon-rov- irith a• lory a number of tame companions as possible. There may not be wisdom in a multitude of counselors, but there may, perhaps, be an absence of Tran- j tic precipitation and bombastic folly. I .$250,671 37 Mil. CLAttK AKD Tne : ?ItESIDEKT. -Mr. Tolfal, of Indiana, writes that previous io the I.ecomp ton voto in the House, “the President sent, through one of the Cabinet, to Horace F. Clark, of New \ork, one of the Ami-Lecompton Demo crate, desiring' to see him. The brave New Yorker, who has withstood appeals LhftL would shake alraoßt any one clbc, sent back word that he would be gratified to meet the President, but it must be after the Lecompton question wae finally nettled, and not before. Thin is the cur rent rumor here, and is doubtless true " Tun Flood ih tub Loweu Misst-nxm. I’w sengers just arrived from the South report that from Greenville to Helena there was scarcely a plantation on the river that was not submerged. The moat active exertions night and day wero made by planters below Grecnviilo to save their levees. The river at some points was higher than ever koown, and tLeir was u general ap prehension of a universal overflow The river was at a stand at Laconia.—/•;?/. J»ur. The Wealth or Illinois.— The return* of County Assessor* to the Auditor’s office,omitting several counties not yet received, foot up as fol lows; ••foul TAlu# of rr«l and iHirwul prnp, : ty Jt, '57, £407,477.M7 “ •• W>, OKUMViUi WHEELER fit WILSON larr.-.«, In two . <74, I MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Mhichisaa incrcaso of 2i! par cent, Th. ac : ~„,.ba,B h ,6S Fifthly. 01 ' 1 ' t '‘ mn " tunl aggregalo increase of wealth m the Stale wai. c... during the period .periled i, probably nearer p. nßat i r k . one hundred milliona IheAesessoro' erijutalMh,. ■ a.u,„oftbo, n L,“ g “ ' > ““ ,er * W below <ho real value of aroUrSKeAopw lev me property. ! lewlr. ted trelxcomlng IndlFpermlila f.ir ferity am A RenvAU Ibcxdbnt.— Laet Saturday, at the ™* J - meeting at Burton's theatre, Henry Ward Beech- ' No. w Fifth otrwt, lntubortfi. er made the sweeping assertion that all present ! ‘ lOb&Cm PERRiNS’ were ainnera “Not ao " .aid a meihoiiet brother i Celebrated Worceatorehlre Banco who suddenly jumped from Ins seat in a very ox- 1 , D0 ..„ r ,.. /vt , ri _ v ' citing manner “Not so, for I hare been eYncli- ' RONOONCED BY *»ract fied,” “Glory to God in the highest, ’ shouted connoisseurs op a letter pkom Beecher at tho top of his voioe, “You ought to i • . *, have been in heaven long ngo, you're not to 1 ° ,fl n iedtcal gentleman IIYC in this world.”— 2CeU> York Day Hock. ONLY GOOD S.iUOE. AT MADRAS, Railroad Bridge Carried Away.— On Mon : Aa6 applicable iu P wokc^t^^u/ihci .lay afternoon the railroad bridge over Crooked ; every j “Tell lea a Perrins that Creek, at Newark, aboat lh roues from Zaues- ; *S their S>uc« u highly e*t«om. ville, oa .the Central Ohio road, was carried j variety rn «i In India, and is, in my away by the waters of the creek, which were of dish » P Jh l m ,»t “ *, J ~ .... * o j uton. well u too most wbolcauao greatly swollen by the storm of Sunday. The l f*uc* that ie made." baggage and passengers arc carried around ty ; p l }HM,'!“ , , jr r.t l c?,v I l aw ' l u r<1 * <1 by tho , Jnr y ° r the New York mean, of wagons fnraialie'd by Ills Company. : IIIMB lor u>,lr Ssorrcn. Tbo New H.m.bire /'« wo. ’TZZSXtotZSJI'S, honest enough to attributo the defeat of its party 4 PERRINS" nr* impressed upon the Bottle and in that SlaieUCtheaUetnpUo force Lecomptonou an 11,0 Kansas people, and. os a consequence, .be Government advertising worih four orfuebun- 405 Broadway, New York dred dollars per annum, has boeu taken from it . 4<tQC *r**g ,to r»- Alao, order* recced for direct by Ibo Administration. BdpmsnUhm lfaghm. ~n.Al f Jf.r i Editorial Cabcistrt. —A I’cnnsjlvarun editor VAHDBVBH jVFHIEND, eRURf says:—"Somebody brought one bottio of sonr i ATTORjf jjy g AT LAW water Into our office, with the request to notice i *in> it as lemon beer. If Esau, was greon cnongh to ! SOLICITORS IN CIIASOERY, coll hi* birthright fora ntesa of pottage, it does j t, aunt's EUxk. Pobuqat, jow». notprore that we will tell a four bUMor lie for ! r ** ,<^ ocUo "P*woj*ly m3*ln any part of Northern fiwn rants ” IO JL t * °» westernlYiieoiuun, . : .., w . tU **? Bn dto the purchase and Sal* of Real Estate, ob —: ••,*••• - 1 j . , wUjdlc Carnaoban’s CusTOJfprPAßTjtEjfT-r-Carnagban, | - . W.dc D. HiNywAiyr, - Allegheny laid the foundation of * ! mnpTiertfwyf «yn r* 1 heafy trade in: rsidy'inode appears, to. bo ’• AU kladaof Tobacco, Saqffnnd Cigar*, ; no lee* sucesufa! in his custom department.. To i 5^.!!!f!!!!s r J*!K n the building Na.iß9l?obd*triet,io this branch bopayrspociol attontion,‘by heaping oa.i !iisr-^l°£ySS?? tt ?bi«^* l > t| b£° m bi<o.yauw | a hand lhtliiot etylea of; One piece gboda for both !•"sjSfortfcL^™ b, * ta,^tt, *sirotH3rlrt«isa ( Mra'a and Boy»* near, and haring hia cttttiog «- ~* jam ~ jvrnT a ■■. .■,■ . t keaurMS wx: it-mSB* » rs£?±F OHX ‘ N ' . - good araeladiaiMTOMble.priM.-by keeping a fine ■ ......a gradanf goods, aod lUling for cub. Buyers srffl ■ UMBO), COlOgOt Splfltl Uli Fltltl Oil, 3a tnli to Kimlsi Ui (IwS lid prifss. $ . • »sS^:.aj^ag^^aaaEagß^ -l . . THE ZOS&CANTXXm AGENCY, IMR THE PROMOTION AND ALEX XBM6TRONO, Manager. Established, N*«a York. June, IS4l—PiHtb’a, March IW2 Lcller* of Introduction to Latryara of b)gb standing and respectability In every aoction of the Union, will bo gratu itously furm.hol to eubK-rlUre making application at tbo office, Also Mtera of tctrodnctiun to any of (ha office* nunod &(> >▼<•. From tho Loudon Times, March ! The public are informed that a School for ! the aUm> brno-bo* will be opened on and after lh« lit of t April coil, at No. -i FIFTH STRUCT, ft r tho*«. who may | be d«slrou« cl ■ ,blaming a prn-tlcul rourau ol tnitruciJoii. j There will uI-m hn Mtiglit the uaa ol thu French Crt ryen, i KtcKiry/ r.-* I'opptr, Lithographic Drawing, (one (tone) I Ttixting with Inita ini anJ Stpxa: also the belt ilyle of Painting in Oil and Witter <\!ort, by whlib the pupil usu | able! to iu> »vul more rapidl? tlmn by suy other method I The tuurlti of thu ityln of painting and drawing barn been ' lobf and enrwcaifnjly tret-1 In aj rlosac*. Having in my , pCuaeUH'.ii u I xrpt ttn-i finely selected collection of Ortgtruili . for‘\crj t-r,i’i. l !, I time ladios and Ibceu wbo may have In Tie* a ■ m:»- >f lt»ioo« local’ at my Studio. No i'l Kifib •trert. After the firtt of April mj patron* are informed that my Uconu* *fll be removed to No. 21 Filth auoet, name entrance asCnrgu'i New Phctograpbic Gallery. Thoto da' firing a superior Portrait at a moderate rata aro reminded that my colored Photograph* received the Firit Armum at tbelut Fair. mr’.Mlmdh; JOHN N. OLOGGER. WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPOT FANCY GOODS, STOVES, lirate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Ranges, it,. ’lo4 Liberty It., Pittsburgh, Pa. COOKING, PARLOR AM HEATING STOVES. Plain and Fancy Grate Fronts. &c . |WHOLEMLX AND h£TA!L LuiHm .in Allegheoy Hirer, two iqnun u- rcli.e««i ~f IVoiiaylranla I‘aaaenger Dvpot Culioe and Sales Room. ® r l3 l»dfr No, 4 Woods*., Pittsburgh. Pa. paykC"bissell sT coT Mirmcmni or ( ■rolcinig, Farlor oml Grates, Pion Fendo ra. ot c . And Maon£sctur«ra of the Calebrated CAPITAL COOKING RANC4IC, NO. Q3S LIOERTY STREET, Jy'iiilyilt: PirrSBDKOU, PA usscjoats- _..jsu.i l noro ... w. *'cunorou Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONKB, BOYD <te CO., Mauufaetuiara uf CABT STEKIg also, BPRINO, PLoIV and 4. B STEEL; Sl'iaNQSand AJLLCS, drier Rn j* and /\ri! Strtdt, Pittsburgh, f\ l KiAC fO«l| B. * *DOIR* U. B. KOGKKd At CO., Muscrscrcixaa or Huger*’ Improved Patent Ru*l Cultivator Teeth, Out-nrr Bon and Pint Slrttti, PittiburoH, Pa Ju37;lydfc* ■AinrracTiiMU or Iron Ratling, Iron Vaults, Vanll Doors, Window Sholtcn, Window Gnnrili, it., aVj*. 01 2*cond and SQ Thtnl Slnxt, {Dtlwuca Wood *ml Market,) I’ITrPBURGU, PA-, lit-« . c baatl * vurloty of uow pattmn, fancycnd pUln, tOsial'ltf fur all j<urpo**t. Tartlcular atlsatloupald to to* ck^lngOr«»eLou, Jobbtogdoae at abort uotic*. mro Clothing and Shoo Manufacturers, Uarnoss Makerc; Carriage Trimmore and Which t» o Ucht, Compact and highly oriiatneutal ntacbinr, (doing its work eqaally wall with the lorga tnachinaa.) and Riot bucomaa faxorllo fur family usa. A full supply of tho aboro Machine* fur ule at Now York prkMT, by R. STRAW, 32 Market »t^ PITTSBURGH, PA. Al*o, tho BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE. Prtre from [do!7] anlftlydfc SEWING MACHINES! Special yiotictg. PROTECTION OF TRADE. B« DOUGLASS & CO., Proprietors- Corner Wood and Fifth Sts., Pittsburgh, Pm,,a. bud orria. NEW YORK .B. DOUGLASS 4 00 l‘uubun;ix B Bucuum a Co. Huladelj.hu B Doccum A Co Clßciutiatl b. Dotanu A Co CkreUntl ». IKwuw A Co. j?,®Wolt B. Ih>coUM A Co (.U'ciigo (t DocoiAM A 00. Dxibaqu** ...B. DofjL*a A d. Mtlwnnki# u. iv.rotAßH A Co. New Orleans b. Docolam A Co. Charlwtoo. b Docolau A Co Loai*eUl.y «. borausa A Co. St. LouU . ... • H DoiGtAb* ACo auuditrorptciA. Boston «, Who U u-.w l'n.an Europo and Kmi-hu Cities, ■ cj.ok-i assortment *•! irticW in bit lino, runiprldiug new and j.vlofuJ »uj>e* ..r IVmI White Stoun Tua. Dining and TolM \V«-, «oJ the same tu Main, 001.1, Lustra Band *u l Fluacji, Finn Whito Yitnfled Ju.ti StoneTaldo Ware, hm.nn to If lU rnott dut.ii.U n..w ... "*• lor IlouUuu<i Fiench Chin* <•: iu<* i >», in Hnre \Vbito nui! UulJ Band, either Hi dun* >•( siogls piece*; Richly Gill and UvcoiuUxl T«IM Rnttnnula anil Castors; German Silver To* Table Spouti*, Sonp Udlee, Ac , plated with itlvn; line Ivory Handled Carving, Tt* and Table Kuiven ntid Forks; Ten Waiteis «uid Tr»)r, dhaker and So* grn>» IhM.i Mat*; Jnpp.nied and Dec.-i uh>d Tin Toilet Setts. Also, o roinpleto aiul full Uvi'-i toieul of til *rtl< io« suilu blo for tU COUNTRY RKTAIL TUADK, *t prices to pleas* Ibo patlir, cbo aro ruipectlullj luviltd to examine this - i etoch. n»r-i:3tod*wT *3“Ci.U.XCTIo:tB t BOVFTIT ITTISfIBB tO INiU SiETB Of -t r Tn« Usrrtn .xtatm axp Hnirian Rogwstoaa apytrltt fc | JOUD C K. UuetEtA A Co J. l>. Pam & Co. pRiTT & Co m. Klcbmou.l )JutiUo»l, r; K London, Ktig. B. DoCOLtU A O B. DocuLtts A Co. ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS, VOt'NDERB AND MACHINISTS, WASHINGTON WORKS, _ Pittsburgh, Penna. Ufflce, No.QI Market street, Mnnnfnclnr* all kind* of Steam Korins* end Mill Machin ery; tl&llrcad Work, Steam Bailors sad fibeet Iron Work. Jobbing mul Rcp&lnot; il«<ne on short notice. Academy of Painting and Drawing. No. 43 Fifth Strut, near Wood, K. EINEM AN Ar MEYIt AN Wh.-.temlu and li«t<tli Dealer* in "F rX K Q 01. D A X D SI L VE II WATCHES, r JBWBI.R'Y, SILVER AXP n.ATE/% WARE, WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS \V A U' CII M A'VE R I A I AT EASTERN PRICES. Mtl.-ly.i*»K mitchell; hshron~&~co. ■ tavracTcaxitj or Ooolting, Pftrlor imd Heating «uJifc»y_ ETNA STOVK WORKS. ALEXANDER BRADLEY UArrracTcujt and dealt* in nrur TAarrrr or STOVES, JOHN COCHRAN Ac BRO, SDTOHHS SBWTNO MACHOTBB Th« RToat roj cttoilty of SINGER'S MACHINES Orerall ntber* lot tlio tiw of Coach Makers, Us* Ion*; l««u known and practlmlly aekpo«t»dg«il. HIS NEW FAMILY MACHINE, TOR FAUILIES AND lIANUFACTUSERS. Special jlottcrh Appointment ttxUnded to June I at. DRB. C. M. PITCH Jc J. W.BYKKS . Will remain at tliPir LHlii'-. is '°* lf'L Fenn Btreet, OPPOSJTII TIIK ST. CLAIR UuTKL. PITTSIICIIGU TILL Jr X E FIRST, 1953, And may bo fuusulteJ daily, \excoj>t Sundays) for Consumption. Asthma, Brouchltis and all othor Chronic Complaint* complicated with catwlog Pulm-.Qarv Diwo*.-, iu- In.lie,-. Cmnnh, H„„i ,1. /.J. I,.ftriff, f DHa - FITCH * SYKt-wouM Ibcir in ■( Coj»»nmj>lloti ii nj».n xu- !*rt tlrai (h* Jifcm is** intixlltioU and sytfrj,, at larg-, t-c/h '■tfvrr.and Ann.; iUdestlupnsmt »'■l the luo-js, and they therefore emolny Mechuntcal, Hygienic *nj Motiiciual reui.-dit-i I«> purify llir blood and tho BT«turn Ifiili that, they u**i MEDICINAL INIIAI.ATION, ußich they nlue highly. l>»H only u Aitfi'aD'rri, which used uljii* Lave u • (Vrufiiv ef ,uct *> *R'l fornlid* i»r» e*r»e*tlj rmiOonid against trying Ibe precl.'m Htti-uf curability »>n sny l<*nid u|>ui) tbu plausible, hi,< f.i*, ij. , tb.- seat ..f ib- .IK*—•• can bo rwicLod 1L ,1 dlrir'-f hm,i..i t y lubal<m,ii charge for .-(.ntmlutiun A liat of qm-stloni u ill h -«• j»t t-- tli wo wlsLlut; t" • >'ii ■ ILLL I ?JZ ••‘“•■r mrl:O.J*wfctf F CHINA, GLASS ANDQUEBNSWARB' SPRING bTO r L JfST Off SID AT THE OLD fiSTJBLI&UUEyi »F M 13 N R, iS I G B Y IQS Wood Mtreet, Plttihnrght !*«., Baker 8t Co s rRNDIN'L COD-LIVKIt O I J Tms Medicine, propured in the moM ap pro7ed miuner, and bottled by tit, hi* ivoolt<hl il>«* «*»<* tlon of llto most at ienMflc of thcModJoal Profession of Phil adelphia an<l elsewhere, who recommend It as mp rinr m •my other now manufactured " Of Ua efficacy and importance at a iiim-diaJ In ,a*v* of Consumption, Gout, bronchitis, Attbinn. Chronic Khemns tlsiu, and all Scrofulous disease*, It l* uuuoceasary to*,«;ak: —thousands of eminent physicians of Europ*' sod America baringtested Its wonderful canitlre properties Prapeml only by JOHN C. BAKER k CO. Wholesale Dittfslsts. No. 1M North Third straet, Philadelphia. S-jtd by all Druggists tbrooghunt the country. fe23-dlce3o JDJCjtrrisxiiar. ‘ SSS» DH. J. ifALJll'l :.v, Oisß* BIJRGKON DENTIHT, FROM NEW YORK, tLrr&ACT.i teeth wrrnoi i pm.\ BV A LOCAEDKNDMU.no AOENT ru ths ODMi -MY 4W“lu#«tt* Tcwth on tiolil, Silver, Platan* on) liutl. Parch*, and performs all Dental operation# ii. a tentirtr tnsuDer. without p*iu 4*L.TertD« ni'x!er«tr 04 SmltUtlaid Mireet, brlow Fourth, Jn-'rdbtnfc PPITJ'BrKOH ~ J. m.jl,'ittCE mehohant tailor, No. 51 St. Clair Street, (Dr.lrish’* Now Building,! PITTSDUIU3U, PA. seC-Otljrdfc * * c*ncturTr'..7.~.!7 . ~..‘.7.. r s.~ka.Suk A. A. CARRIER & BRO., Pitt«bargh, Goooral insurunce Agnooy, No. A 3 Fourth Street, piTTSBunaH. PExy.A. Ouaipwuloa repraaented i-f highest euading. Cburti red by Peunsylruia and oib»r States. Pira; UartiM) and Lire Rl.Ss Uk»n of all dea-Tiptlons A. A. CARIUKR, Jylfllydfk H fi r.Alliimu ’ DAWEB Sc ” Houae, Hlgn and Ornsmentnl Painters, J .V D G K A IS/: Ti S : DSALTU IN Whim Ijoucl nndZmo T'ninto. Als , all kinds uf I'alnu.uiU. Varoliliue, VV:o>t»w ui»t, Putty, ilrutlioa. At , HI lH*.,d iSSrtfi, f>"o 4f*>rt D:.:mrr,‘i AU*y mrltt-lydfr GRO. ii. ANDERSON. A 1■? I Strut, flit ii r<jh , f*i mnrini Ktn a>t waohOatt ntasr* n E»rry Yarit ty of PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER, Lfllh-f, Fpltll, }fvl IW-o, ) f (e'.Kry Calf iV/Clix, Bole Leather, CarriageOilci«>tUs, »v. All of vrhk b will be furnished at ths lowest Cash Pn- «- IDES WANTED .ri*h «yA-dly ; B’ORICIQM ICXCHANGE. 81GIITBILLS DRAWN BV 1 DUNCAN, SIIERMAN & CO., UN TOF. UNIuN IIANH, IN ilMI.— t ..NH POUND fTEHLINtI AND UI’WAUD- Also, Dills on the principal cities anil toeu. ul t rau- r. Belgiom, Uollaiid, Germany, Hussiu and ether Lni States, cunitautly lq luind and for Sal* t y WM H. WILLIAMS a Cu fa*JHynfc Battkera. WiyJ stnwt. cortn r of TI,IH MATLACK & ROGERS, ~ COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 1H Pina Street, St. Loula. Mo. stm tt !l<ii<h> b t Di:k.Kii, Ft. LouD, Day A Mr.ilotA, Cincinnati, 0M >. Cba*. Dufßald ’ A Locisrllle, tiy . f. K Day A Co, Ih-iokera, Peru, QU , Uipuu A btonr. Banket*. Mnscatlne. I l>ay A Matlark, PhUadelphU, Pa, B. Pornyth, Chicago, ffeighl Agent lor IlUnot* Ceutral Rallruod. jabomdlc WR Y ivi -N Ac U IST . ManoDwtumri and Doelkj, In all kinds cl TOBACCO. SNUFF AND CIGARS, A ft D LEAP TOBACCO, Corntr of .VmdhjUld Strut and Dxatnmui AUry, PITTaUUEOB, PA ■“HieSfitY H. COLLINS, 'l' ' Forwarding and Commlsalou Merchant, AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Choenpi, Butter, Seeds, K’lNh, And Produce OunenUly, lei ATt. 21 HM Strt*L, Pittsburgh. SAMUEL GUAY MERCHANT XA.I3LOII, Art. M .sr. CLAIR STREET, Dr. Irish's New Building ) gfe PiIILADtLPUIA: SPRLNti, ISl>B. II. nOBEMHBTRI A DROOKS^i JTo. 33 (old No. 2C < Soulh Second St.. RESPECTFULLV invite Dealers and Mil lluuri to their fr«*h and lupertur »tu.-k of RIBBONB. BONNET MATERIALS, CRAPES, BLOND LACEi). ARTIFICIAL FLuWKR>, hI’jiUULS dTRAW BONNET 3, MENS’ AND DOTS’ IiAH. .MU:aw BLOOJWtS FLU'S, And e»ory thing c >BU*cted with this Branch 1 1 the l u.i- 03«,Sh>rt titna atfl cnali hnyui* v>H Cod our ptic*» adapted to their ifwjolrfment* and a durouiit e.i y-r cent for c*»h will Iwt allfiw.’rt. cut oat and pra»viv* tbt* adTi-fticuOifni !••»*• ■!nd you nf rl«ltltig u» whan you ernae t<. tlitt. •nr mrl aodalm _ $l,OOO Kiward ft-r uny Mstlioino that will a*ccl PRATT A BUTCHER’S MAGIC OIL, the only Indian H*-cnedy non *oltl lor XVvw.aJ dm, .Vcurjigya, i/«i>/J«Ac, TxX *tacV, film i* tA< Suit or laid, Spraiiu, Braun. X>rt TArtsaf, Burni, amfnrtod C\rrdi and MiiicUs; the only wg. otabk. remedy dl*curer«4 tLal will act up"U thorn and Itm brr thajointa. Thoatoudauf por*ou* Imre been canxl af thojn complalat* hy thl» n*w di*corer.T. All to giroit n trial. I’tincipal otUco 2uft Win.liltitjtuii »tio"i, Brooklyn, N. Y. Foraalaby DR. GEO. U. KEIEER, N«> 140 Wood *troot,and J. P.FLEMINU, Allegheny. Signature of Pnlt A Butchar on tba wrapper, aud u.»me Blown to the bottle. aplltdawF “MPMPPMMM Truss** for HxeCareofllsmls orßuptore. MARSU’S nALIOAL CURB TRUSS RITIEH’B PATENT TRUSS. FITCH’h SUPPORTER TRUSS. SELF-ADJUSTING TRUES DIL BANNING’S LAGS or BODV BRACE, Li Um tnrvuf Prolapsus Uteri. Pile*, Abdociital aud Sjdual Wrahncfscs. DR. 3. S. FITCH'S Bj|rer Plated Supporter PILE PROPS, for the support sod cure of Pile-. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for weak and raricore v»n» ELASTIC KNEE CAPS, for weak knee Joint*. • ANKLE SUPPORTS, for weak nnkl«j°ltjt*. SUSPENSORY BANDAGES. SELF-INJECTING SriUXGES. »l»o, e»«ry kind u Syringe*. * DH. KEYeEßolaoh«»aT«its*rthi*-h wiR ladlcally , .ire Hernia oi Rnpturu. OlBce at hi* Drcgatuis, No. I* l ' l W.- -J rtrui.t, uf th. Golden Mortar ap»:daw? Galvanic Battery, OTUK LErTRO Magnetic MACtußta, for Medical purpoK*. of » v* r y A«ip«rlor kind, will b**ent free or Ezpre** charges, wherever an Expre** roni, upon a remittance of TenDotlan. Addreii Dr. QEO. U. KKYSBR, No. 140 Wocd «t, IHtttborth. Pa. tp9:dawp Children Cutting T«*tn*»-To Moiotu awn KUUU.—DA. B. S. pjJtBJS" CSLKBBATEDSOOTH ■ItfQ STB BP. TUI* Infallible remedy lm» preferred hun r dreda af children wbentbcoghl pMt recovery,from conrnl ftona. A* aoon a* the Byrop 1* robbed oo tba gum*, the child will recover. Tbi* preparation t* *o luaoeant, *o efi cscion*, and so pitmanl, that bo child will refute to let ita guma b* rubbed with U. Wban Infant* are at the age of four montha, though tbare 1* no appearencaof toeth, one bottle of ibo Syrup ebould bo and on the gum*, to open the pWes. Parents should never be without the Mrruj. id th* himrywherethere-are youogcblldreKfoi ifachlldwake* loi th*night with pMos In the gum*, U« syrup Immediately gtret SM* by opening tbo porta and btallog theguma, there hj prmntlDg conTolaion*, ferers, Ao. Prepared only fay Dr. Swayne A Sou, Phil*. IUW L-oltlua Q*t received and fur uleby the PHUlurgb Agent, fatrSfedAwP Da. OEO n KEYBER, 140 Wood at. SECOND AKHIVAL OF SPiUWG AND fiomßtarDrsaGooda Shawia, Mantle*, -Whit* MourblnfGoodA,NaadleWotb.andDotaeitlcGoodr, allot which will to sew my cheap fat carh. ffU . C.HAPBQH liQYK #Uto fUibcrttSttitmts. f' Ol’it T II S \I. K O F I. OT H A'i* AUCTION limporiamßoil I'-.tulr andManiilatiurin? I'n. mound city ///tfi/iM, ON TIICSDAV AND WED\KM).II Jr.VE I*T AM> Jj v Embracing a large, ntmiieii <• i i ftnrv«, uinnnftctouns, ur A.il.r-r - . liotivr do«W« nod Magic Pi-mho CuUazfd, r.u etuly •'frct. J, modern *(Tl'v mnii r*-»iv W -ocuikuk»; all •s hit'll * ill !••• I’if.-reii upon l.bornl i. ri»n. i.n.l vld %r.t2.. ut rt*~r*c t .j ih<* !itrh<*t bidder. MoumJ CHj .'!ler« inbia-meU. i . .j-, u ~f |, bAling. nn> qnnM by in v <*ber point nt tbe \iVm. Uoinv MUJfctrd upon • Willi bank ,>1 tb* Obiu m*-r,«U mllem aI-ovp li«.-vtiflo. ~.-.. with the Mmisoippi. 11 n. fr,* f r .»ni R || f T ~ 11 T< '* the n,tM«nn.in t.n th» Hlimi or or .ir,,., t o, „ ■aJ «81, I.J ITUO.M -f .he MOi’N-n ary railroad, Which n,*,;— i ,i„- ,U:!y o-uj, «... Mm,.. . i ... 1,1 rm.ln.*,!, N,.,th n«.15..,;U, ». bv nr»r wi(, a:; the r-guUi }';ui.y> I j Cm-innali I mu tUU.v L«.uim,Mr-mphts. NewOrlenp. ir «*«» Mound C.t> oC P 1., hr,T!ng i,,iir r.*m.,ition an vl«| F,^. lDtlr:r l. 1 * 11,111,cblu " *»>'P .'lUnni lutlwoy *LD<I Ship. ,' r r i 1 ' w l Torn. CjfU W vr U wcxtenriil I 7 ' s *«H.* f ort..mr* F.ctery, Pinning man. - V " Tk PekingSilablUh thmt 'wn .11 T l .‘■ '7 Ml *’ in tbe Itamisdl*t« Tlciottyrd IVn?: '“‘V’ * T ? c '"‘' lnDt ’urrathm onpK-v TU'r vL' ,,l Ll'nn l f nlrendr ha* *omo IWEUK STORES, buING A GOOD u 1 T"' *in meet d.-gr..., nil tbe.l.m.Mn.; and in the rm:,. ij t ul iinhabitant* ha* been marveDou* U o MituruN r,, r „,| H,,,,, j|„„.,„, ur ,„ c ARL ABUNDANT AND rui.<C AT HAND Wl.lk U„. lorllhlr. f,„ ,hl,,,n„n, , r th„ n,»n„r»., 1 1 • ilf •Jiir.juale ! I.y hot ..!li«r j-..„| .. :] j| ( . i t |„. r terms of .sale Ou- r.iuitN iu lalancr n, e.M.ji biiii>i«l in ttaloioMn l*ontiK Intfifal m »i; r .-u! i*.f >u<nuni r 'he Mem ! Kyn:.:iU wai ho in,.),. Ml t |,„ lfcrk u f the Voinp«uv. Lot# may t>« purrU»-,l .( fiivjto uie at nil Tu P L°4 u, r V v I»u«Tille,Hr C K W,. * < „ Cincinnati, O ‘1 t ”l I’Mta.l.lobta. P. J . I Uain.to,,. K, \\ T Uanc'im, K- | O Or tothf Sorrrurj .-j (U Ompnnv *t -M«>no<J Cllv H/crdrr of tl.o Boar.!. U imNKK.iY.Vi J. Set ) Jln-lm* jpEA BOnV"> rheuirti I'KuLinc u.-i,\ Ja»t p-cr,V.-:J nifl l-.i & ItwllM PUJ.J.I/ .)! tlx: usd celel.rati-1 Tartily ..I Corn for C. ij culture. I'nceio per Quai i i.\; L Mr rujUnlr r- •. mred two eil««*r irot loU from lli« At:ncc.l!iiral Socief, A iM.nma. ue ■ breit l nn» loi 11..- UiK-r'i ji«l t • n n fl.'l.Uf uv«or.i-nvt« acre*, Udi. K Ibrti anil ft b'Jtlulf, o< uiDPtj-tv. i ftnd* iiOKrtrr Li,»}>■!» j-r an* Ttij„ ■•• r„ ),••« «|*. t~..-n teatd-1 «,uci ftSHfulljr In the Stain <>J . t it* t'.uikl ar* paid to yield tw*tT« *nr» nrli. home of tin - rare twenty rowed At lit S«| W«,r*h6oMj. No. «, fifth »u.n l*itt»bui qh, I‘h. JAMK.i WaHIMUM’ Notice tu ».u-rciTeat.->" O'toly O.jUKIj ¥Vi:D COii.V • aw-l.ipmu.ly l„ «*<*J. i-f U»» f.ra: .g .UMK4 W.\ i;l>ROr>> P'AKLY CORN—Kina- L'IiOffTTKHTTv Y.-rk. i«ti.i.» few t.nO.eN ot tli-t.„, .n> UWRirimi'. Sok< ;'i11■ m'. r 1 1 :1 u\ i\ ;7\ iujane, por.-. ..! .-hni, j. mi'! .!A VM.< tl Alt lift. i|' S' Ki:i» MVKBi }M'iTATnK>C-.).r-r>T St-<1 will ; t in n. u- Mil 1m M«, \\V.\ Ht»U.>t» See:.»s"Vok jWikymen ano'm'ock fEl.lil.il** w: H-xt. llclp u. ,ud Oram;'. Cnr rvu, and runup, r.t si. ilx. »|.pr t*.i »■ it v („ r nalg whol*. uje 40. t reull. at Hie S«*i Wnrehu.lV, V- 47 Fifth *U.-et, HtUbUtSth. Pa aple jtivf JAMKS WARtHtOP. M* TTrp]lY“X'^Wj'iCirFfETjTlrV'hc-Tiing extraiifllcary lintjain* In Ladi-V Dren Silke, from K> jl p-r yaid ppl&dawF 1 Q OKU. FRO.VFIECdTCO’S VEGETA- X iC RUE CATTI.E POWDER f..r«]*l.j n A FAU.VKSTOCK 4CO_ N’o.fiO, nplC «i‘f i' r mi<i Fourth •trotti. hi OKU. BAKERS COMTfVEIT OUTTn t/atop; nnJ r-r »al.' I y n L FAHNESTOCK * CO. cTCEKOOXSPSI*An ish "float indigo O j uM_rrr' » M,.j IT tali hr H I. F \ l|V KSTOQK * (V>. O/\ CASKS SOI'A ASll in store aod for , a |- n r aph~. D. 1- FAHNESTOCK A CO. OH SAL SODA f<»r sale hv O\J H. I. FAHNESTOCK « CO. »;-ie " • Cm. r-<raer \V»-n<j and Fourth »u. POTATOES —but. puretvfuto Js’o.shau (,•> k, »rr!*.ng auJ for .<•.!<• t.y • pl'J IjaVIDC UEKB>I, car Liberty £ Jiudit). 500 Bl S H !' L E "MERCEIfPOTAT'OKS ‘ OAVID C. HEIILST i nn bl's. yellow and pink-eye \s\J I-urAl'W".' lo ar.l nrrivjp* l-y »pU; DaVJu 0. HEEIWT. COKN MEAL —IOCM.-u*. extra in Htoro and for wlo by »plo DAVID C. HKRUsT. Ri E FLOCK—2o hbi&. in htoro nnd for »*i* t >r »pto David r hi:kb?t YE BKAX—« tc-ns in etoro and tor hale <»•> DAVID C. HKRBST. NOTICK - I hast this day. April I, JrfoS, »">U ui * fin- »t.K-k f v, fnr ,;!o»l Ixiptl umrijti, *<%, t > V.rrw*. »». V. «n<J W.M <'A fIT IVKIO HT, w&» Will v- ct-nci f|.- t-oiL-m* n( ir.o ~.<i »tm,a. BD'l.r ibo nftjiuv ..f t'AßTWhir.iy i YiM’NO My broiler. Wtu i.'utoTii i 1* ’—on with Q.a fir TEanjr yt-am. ainl 'lib a Ikn<-tviq|3t;e u<- tb« I •••■* rim.i »! • lift* uj* user J Ir'T.j*. •* b-> t t *T« )i-'rcf-itnr« *.> liberally i <!*Miihiuoni JOHN OARTIYIUOUT. / 'HJ-RA RTXERSJIIF. —Tb •' undersigned this ■!■»? fr.rmH i j-ai tnrrtldj' tt&Jrr lb" tiam*> ■••( i hTWuiGHT i YOOG. L-i il.e p"tj ot ioann f n't m and .irn’Un; Cut Uri, :?«rgict! I,.:truo)«oU, Ac Tory &*»• p*.: •*>•*'* 11lit »t-. U <>j Mi J..tm Oart Wright, «.nJ vi 1-1 cuatmun tfie Ittstare* at Nj Sf. Wno-l itnnjt. wn Cartwright w it \.*r\o \j.ri! 1 •' I'Ji-'a »j-l> Id 1 r AK T W RIGHT di VO I \ (i , (SaccMWn to Jchn Cartwright, ; MANUFACTURERS r.nd Imitortvrs of I'fvket ant] T»Mn Cv.Oory, M--rgu*l aud Drntal !o •wniueou, tiuu«. PU! >l*. Fubiitg Tacklr, Ac , No l*« Wood «trtcL They fclre »'.t«otiun to tbs imnnftvturlDg of Truw», Supporters. ir J -tiMnj an! It«■ ;>vluc t~:tb pooc* lutllty »i»l doipat. li aj.li d]/ POTASH. —A prime nr.ticlu, ju.'t iceeived by apt t» M KCR KiiffSiTl N L KV MACKEoVV.N' A !■' 1 N I.F. V tiro now receiv iuy a largo !.•' of I'mim*. !inith--« ind Vimltb**, it I apii No. lit; Liberty iti**r E“ ”XTi< ACT _ OF“LOO wbOD.~A Tory large Idvul. o •riling at i «jy low prVve by A FINLK\ 18 5 8. Clrrrland, Detroit and Lake Soprrior Line. The favorite ajtd fast Steatuci MMITII bTAII, IS. Q. Sweet. Matter. The splendid new Sctew Stcaiuer NORTHERN LIOHT, J. Spaulding, Master The w«M known Propeller MANHATTAN, C. Caldwell, Nailer. f PIIE uuin!>er and character nf thete U«au> JL will > » guarantoo to tl.o j.nblir of ipvad, avfrty and pn inptiieM In ''analog *a<s freight to all l.iints t>n lj»k« Superior. »or pawongon It affot.U grralrr rtitnlorl uod ■|>cr.l than baa ever been idleuxl to tbs ptibll-t no that rout» Fot pavawge, Height' ot iafurinnll.-n, apply Ia apU t?m HANNA. (»ARIthTKi>N A (X>.. A^la. J o ii or h. sharp. Lttto <Lfc33 Broadway. New York. SHOW CARD AND TICKET WRITER, « ILL REMAIN J.v PinSHUJIGU ONK WitPR i’rljr to bU rtloiti to »rr York. A»H.t|di-r«i*ut lo No. 84 rtPBINU ALLLV, i GAZETTE OPFiGE. promptly ativtuled W. *pl4 C" 'IIUNOUNK A UKASS SKIKTIXG, and J ali the new style* of Skirt*, Including th« St*«l Kxten aloa. kytph, Ir.fif’l at si ore of ■pittlawp MUltPllk* A HCRCnriELO. QFIUNO 4 SIMMER'WEAR FOR BOYS, kj lu i'rtlh. Jean*. Cawlrnsres, finlteena. Clothe a. .n-c’Jnt apU.Jawy MURPHP A BCKCUFTBLD’S. NO\V OPEN-fhe best aborted ami chenn '“*• 810-k uf Cwd», BtiawU, iiautltn, WLlto o<Otli, N<h-<Uu Work, und Lura-stL* in 'ho uty. r.ilLtuid tr« ihftc. C. HANSON LOVE. n r’i forruMh Lo»« Ur.*., No. 14 Market *tml. A I.AKOK LOT OF SUMMER SILKS rcedvod tii}. daj, which tru nri« ArlUug at fi. it. ,i7U tr» t-U cvuu ■ jr»rj. t\ UASSON L«JV|C. ** apU:il«wF ■ formerly BrutUefg,Xo. 74 Market at. MEDIC*Tiil> LYE, or Alkaline Soli'- Ttoif.— Ac .icellont reined)- for Dyepop»ta, Hoart l-urn, Aculity ol tl» 2tiitn»cli, Ac A large supply ffccliMl tni« day by JOS. FLKMIXO. cor. Market n. A Din’d. AYER’S (JIIEHRY PECTORAL— Another iitjiply of tbU crlobratod MoJlctryi, for Coueha, Colds, soil Conaiiihptton put r*c'd hr npl4 Job. PLKMIJiH. WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCIIEIDAM SCHN'AI'Pd Another lot of tbi« celebrated Tonic Ilittar ji.«t n-c’d by apM JOS FLKMIXU iMATAWBA BKANDY.-I have just reo’d V/au..tl.eriupptyoftbUfin* Brandy for medicinal pur po»«. Those nibbing anything la Ibis linoaiu always pnr rniss it at apW JO?* Ff.KMI.NO'j* Foundry"'for rent orsale^-vtc off-r Use Enterprivi Foundry, on Sanduiky strrei, Al lu^beoy, t,. r ram or sala, wtib all fho machinery. in first hi* order. I’oucsrlou can brbod Immediately. ■pH It. ROniSQ.v a CP., 235 Liberty %L ME&S PORK.—ICO bblfi. Mess Pork ri>» . *- eiT >og and for sale by H.KOBIEON A 00. LARD —160 bbls. and tea. No. 1 Lard to arrirawodfor eel* by ap!3 R. lU3DI3ON ± CO. SEED SWEET POTATOES—IO bbls. Jor •ey Yellows in it tc and for wlo by _ ft JAMES WARDROP. GRAPE VINES—A few extra larare Vines for yard., A< , at n* Se-d Warahou.o, <7 Fi»b«tnH.t. apUStd* JAMES WARDROP. X> ASPBERRY PLANTS.—UriDckloa’ Or- At an K eJnn rag'd tor aalr by JAMES WARDROP. FLOW ER choice collection of Annual Blooming ITffw-r packed r„r oudlm*.~ f 1 for JU TRTjptiH npU JAMES WARDROP. iib’BARB ROOTS—SO Roota oi Hyatt's Victoria or Mammoth Prlc, £4 per at tfc. g««m atnl llortlcultutal Htore, 47 Plltbet. JAS. WARDROP. PEAR TREES—I.OOO choice Pear Trect of (bo fluuet tested Tarkllrs for Sale by y JP mna * JAMES WARDROP. f'IHEESE —50 boxes choice \Y. K. Cheeao ja*t reoMng and for ■*!» by q, DALZCUL jCO. /"I REASE.—Mucrcea ia stow and for sale Z-.. by (*P* a ) iaamh Dicmy A CO. '’PENN. FUJUK—axt eaoks in blok aid X lor ola by <,p!3) IfIAIAH tiICKET 1 CO. SUMAC.— 25 tacka in store and fo.-sale by *> u I3AIAII PICKET * 00/ HOUSE FURNISHING. —A lireo atsofl ntoto iWini, itianid, Japanned-end platuihsd BtHUcdU end Matol\Vm;lloUow.yffiXta* w *«f»Cre»‘varietycf Kitchen ■* tow price#fur euh. JOHN PtESUSQ;- < >p " camper cf WiTtil irnmtrd street* • jFot Sent. FOR RENT—A'three story Dwelling pg ll.ui.v OB Fifth .trwl [So. 100,) containing “JSSL room., rash house, Ac, with Una brick • table and . »mao-bc:*«? att-n-hed. This hi*u*» is mppbcd with but ami c- 14 »r%ti»r. hath, c#i. Ac., and being In a «Dtr»l Kv.«- ti..i. h mlmirablv adapt-vl to th* watt* of » proD-vsi-mvi mas, -.i.d « ill N- rvut.-d fut a term cf jvai* t" * l " 11 snt F--r fm ilw i-aruculara rtqmr* of nul z 1 ALEXANDER KINO 17tH; KENT The large Warehouse JSfj . >. W .-ni»r*o r i IV II Fmitt, A C-. N.w IMJC2I l"*l : I • i • .«• .n,l «tlr.-l 7 l.il.lUirr «.f PARK, M.OORI'T 1 CO. ft' \,w. 1 tv First and TAI Second sts TO LET—A two stnrr Brick Dwelling^ on If»i hi t»i’i-n Pern and th* rtrer Kmß~a •jtilreof f<:lri , K II KIN-i. 511 Liberty vt. .IF ot 5-alr. I, OK SALE Iff" iioiTolied t.'arnngerrv— 'J. ILHtSEr H •>. .vr* id. v-HI Ito L.-i. and 4i«-/AT>V Apple O A .Mi'KVIA.V? STABLE, (••■Nil it . bi-i-.w St Claf T/WLLABLE FARM "TOR'.SALK? oon rp . Mahi'tiiiik <• tv '/l.i* , ,o.nt I.V iwii" cleared, la a i.lgl> *t*te > I rull I rati. u. shout oQr-balf Mfadv vr land. <>f a sn;/'T!v.i quality, the balance high ami rolling, 1-t-ady for the plough- It i« on- '! th« W-t iira/.i»g Furmi in the county, haring tiCTc r Uilmg *-f>» iR i.n it.at*- an Orchard, inuring fiullaf a superior quality: together truu a good and valua ble Stono ymirrr It will l-n sold at a low price and easy pajnu-nt* giv,u opUdtf KADOK STREET, Salem. Ohio ti’Oß SALE—One >•( Wallace’s Puter.t PortsM* Floor M.IK, with B*nn»r's latest Patent cniot Machine; U:4t, R iltlne Cloth and Elevator, ail c.-m -t-lotonnd i..iJy lorciettlng up. Apply to W. B SIYDAM. oil MilL apl Jt* 0 F , . li-tx ees A Craig at*, AII<-gheoyCitj FOR SALE —l5 acretofland near Hnltnn’s Siatloti.vitt Allegheny \ slier R.R., 10 intles from the cuy. Tbt* is all tiiTervtl with fine forest ti t-t«, w bub maVm It a dtatrable pla« l.i a conntrr rrsldem-.- 5 BmiJlug Lots, rarh 50 by 1W f»t ««o Penm. AT V i*ue. near Magee at reel. d.. on Vikkruy street, uear Msgee-itrrrt Cj on Marla rtreot, n«ir Mugi-e street “ 4,4 o on BlnfTand Imabell&ctreeU, - lu the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh. Al»- 1, I I.ut on tti« ocimar of Peon and Marbury streets, fi-ntiog 3i» Irrt ~ti PcunandlOO b-al lOVjiucbe* oo Marl-O il •trot. a<tja. cm t.i the-le|-ot of the PeDtujlrmji* Rnil uxul Fi-r trt tin. etc . impure of T?AAC JONES, mu’ tiuc*—oii-JO c irurr Rosa and First *t-c, Ptitel-urgh SALE—A Drug Store .situated in one ."f tlio heat hvatJi.na in thac r ty of Pittsburgh, fur either a j-l-hioi;. rviati vr pi busings. luOucctui-ntioro cflnnrd hi purcbasei* <-. iitaining ndratitagcs of ntro occur. r-t>.--. K-’i ftifcnnill»>.o loquir.- «r JOHN 11AFT, Jr, at Nv. lwl W.xa] Sticrt i*..rner -if Wood a.vl Sixth, Pltta huigh, Pa. t>Q Valuable City Property for SaJe. very desimMo J-1 on Water Street JL ami R<H!i>aht Alley, nest h» John Irwin A F.toa. beliiß llXif-i li ti AVater c.nd Frosl sire«ts. and irt-J deep nlotie tha •Ail«y 1C will be a>44 .r ur ;u IoU ol 50 51 fort each. Kv f tei nn, i wJilrli u ill I-• mado easy aa to payment.) ap i*iy h, Joseph e. leech a co., not .Itf Liborty Street. Pitf*horgL. To Capitalists' or Jlannfutlori. f |MIE undersigned having determined to A. movt> wc-st. offers for iuUo, (or exchange for Western projwrt v,i th© l>e»t farm 1n Arrorinmg county, within five minutes wulh -f U.-> KntdDnhir,’ Dodge. eud *i*nat»<J on th« river l-stik. opposite aud in vlonr of the Alle gtmny VuH«y Railroad Depot. ermtalnlng atwnt One lion- JredAiTes, silty of e hleb CCUlaitlS right feet <d Dilniu 0‘ al, with honU open, and delivering coal daily in Itlttur.rirg I.* (i n> rent. j»>r buftliel, end 3J acres of ■up'.'rlor rt'er lent- ni that co ver overflows; shoot ho ac-rn udiW <••»**•» mid Hi tin* ‘.irt -SI >1 st>- ''l e,,j ll T» t lon. llHVll.g OColT —lover l--«i |oH>le ronourt' from th« town, to which « ie*m rati make eight trips « day. Tli-re 1h a large t«og :-ji ’) fi feet, and » fm.no Earn 40 by 00 feel, with . orij . nl’ a;i''. *hid« att«-hod; 150 jonug Apple and inn |‘<rs. }, Trees (-r.iwf np; m well of water St tfio house and a r.otnls*! ol kjitlnp;* of water tlisl at small could Im» r. neoy. dto ths house. This property po*»!rtos superior advstibnre* foi nsidenrej «nd iron or lumber mamifacto n-*. All persons doetrous of realizing a good and profits} uide Investment are requested to vtrwthla property hofors making any other selection. Title Indisputable aud terms «aay. Two trains daily from Pittsburgh, making It easy of ■ » K"r further particulars addreaa the proprietor, JOHN POHTSMOUTII, • Kittanning, Armstrong Comity, Pa., <jt, WJI. PHILI.! PS, Glass Manufacturer, Pittsburgh. P. S. —To exchange i&r Western lands, ascie baUdlngii aud lens advantageously situated in the central part of Kit tanning. jalG:3liiil_ J. p. Ohio Land for Sale. TOE subscriber offers for uxilo section ton, township I'd. mupo 10, Stark county, Ohio, amimonly known a* ü ßowmati'i ?«iiiiu,” containtug MO acre*. It 1* •Ituab-ri tbtve mile* west of Massillon, on the State Road hading to Wooster, ami within elwnit two miles of tho Pitts burgh, Ft. Wayn* emt Oik-ago ilollrcad. The south, cast and quartr-rs or* partly cleand end Improved— the remainder Is covered with superior timber—and the whole ie well wntert-d I-) springs aud running fetrnuu*.— This s-ctioa is , omul-nod the fnowt body of lend in the county. It will >•« no]d undivided nr in quarter* to suit purcbeeer* To tho»— who to invert iu real estate a better cpj"‘rtunirj I* rarely •iflbrrd. J- B- BWEITZEB, Nr.. lot Ith street. Pittsburgh. orfJfcdewtfT Farm tor sale, TIIE ANDEK.SOX FAKM, 2} miles S* atom tho Depot. at New Brighton, Beaver Co, jjjjjj, Pa n in Block House Finn, containing 103 acres of excellent laaii every aero of which Is tillable, and to of which la un der cydllration. Then- ore IS acre* of good timber, fcOacrrs in rtiwsand pasture, and an abundance of coal. There Lean Orchard of grafted fruit trees. In almost «very field then is a spring of nenr-falliog water. The i*OpnromenU orrosist ot a new frame Dwelling, at tached tpa weather-bearded log, a small tenant boat© and a large framaßarn, fO by W feet. Tbi* r.hoicoiarm tain a high slate of cultivation, fences lP>.-d, and in a rerpcrtablo conrenioot to cliutcbes, schools. For terms, enquire at Titld OFFICE, or of JivliMlvtn’ J. ANDERSON, New Brighton, IV PROPERTY HOLDERS.' ATTENTION PERRIN di JOHNSON iu.n*9«J itolr fiwitmas for m«i<u£iUuruig tort W. E. CHILDS tie GO’S PATENT ELASTIC FIRE WATER PROOF CEUKM' ROOFING, ARE now prepared to execute orders for any deecripiioQ of K'jo£». or tiit, at ih- thorteat no tirwi.ni) with tho utmost rartv, being dotcrmluod to pot on Roof* that cudvl be surpums.l tor Cheapness and .Durability. Otr Roofi aro ton well known to require any eulogj from u« ln of this KooQog an<l esmplri t»n !•« Men by calling it oar OCleo. No. 74 Srnttbfleld etreet. llnlldtnro covered with tin* a boro Roofing tun he even it It Si’lfos 1. corner cf Wylf* and Hlrti vtae-tt; J. Beck’* ttew Hotel, corner of Grant and Bev«ntfi street* lloojo of W i.». !*«Hi\ E*.].. Diamond idler, opposite Pxtlerson’i Stable; Store of H. Strew, corner of Merkel nod S«ond stt; «l*> House of B, H-fioccop, came block; Bruwnsvlllo Wharf Host; Uou*c of Robert Flynn, Ooncreaa, between Webster ind Wyll-> itrerte; Store of J. M. MCRoberts, Webster *t„ FtabU of A liracfir, corner of Water alloy and Faodtukj street. AJlcghrtiy, iiocw of !L li. WUklrn, Esp. Wyo.r* Hun. House ol A. Xegtey, John Scott, jVn. McCall and Mr: Coot., East Liberty ioj many others too numeiou* to turn tluo TEKRIN i JOHNSON, ap2'l*i»lir X.. 76 Fmlthfleld *t, Pittsburgh, Pa COOKING BY OAT X WORD TO THK LADIES. r pili: HEATED TERM IS APPROACH i INU, end wv Lit] the ..f the Ladles t.i th« f*»*t that COOKING. IRONING. o*t» be done wltn economy, without oppn>a*lv» boat, with out root, md with dlipatib— the tire being always rudy In ■ moment—l>y nsln^ Uuigrart'i Gas Cooking Stove, To whirl] w« iej\H-rt(uUj lavtte ycur attention, at No 7 3 SantbOeld.irtvt. a A. JOHNSON 4 BRO W“i'ouuty arul City Right* for tale. Rp'Jtdlv SPRING GOODS THE undvraigned having just returned from tbs Eastern cities, tvbere be na» been selecting hi* SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK Of FRENCH CASfiIMKREF, Plain and Fancy; jJAKftRILLKS Plain and Fanny Veeunir, KNQLIBH EMIiIIOLDRKEBaiLK do, FIGURED BILE AND SATIN d . rivilbi. Cacßlmcre*. Tweed*and Linen Goods; Neck Tire, Cravats, Stocks, Gloves, Ho** and Gentlemens’ Furnishing Goods generally, Take* thl* method of calling the attention of hi* friend* to the fact tliaths Is now prepared to attend to their wants He flatters himself that bis experience in this line is folly appreciated. Thankful (or past favor*, be solicits a contin uance of the samn, guaranteeing h!a best efforts to render ■atialacttoo to all Ur/m> who favor him with tbelr onlvn. JOHN LAUOHLIN, npldlwdd|i Merchant Tailor, 68 Wood sh, Pittsburgh. THE subscriber having entered into a Co IVrtuershlp. dating from the Ist Inst, all those indebt ed u> him will pleasociU and settle the same, at the uM stand, No. 'f! Fi>th street, where those having claims against him can present them for settlement H. KIDDLE. THE undersigned having formed a Co-Part nership for trm RAC ting a General Cbmwmum, Gro cery, iVootnen and Product Butixeu. flatter themaoivee that with their determination and ability to kovp well m formed and prepared to render to their correspondent* cor rect Information of (be statu of oar markets, together with tbs long rad favorable known practical oxporiopee ofonr senior partner. H. RIDDLE, In the business, that we can easnra those whu ootrnst os with bnsJneea that every exer tion will b# made to give the almost satisfocUou Wo therefore respectfully solicit consignments apfclmd RIDDLE, WUITS A CO. nzsßZiß, wstn & 00., No. 185 Liberty Street, Commitiio* J/iercAauf«, Wholttola Dealers in Country Produce, Groetrict and Pitttbnryh J/anu/artrre*. CASH paid for Flour, Bacon, Cheeac, Bufter, Eggs, Grain, Fruit, Ac. Special nttontiuo given to the late of causlrnments Orders from COUNTRY fTOßE6forGn.cerie«,Piltsl.unh Macnfactum*, Ac n promptly filled. * Pamillessupplied with Butter. and Orc-cerirt at Vo Fifit ' 'OTATOIiS. Geaaluo Rougli Fuipio chill Potatoes. THIS Potato has the reputation of beine tho mo*t pnxtacUr. uid tt. tnt MI. petst.. vl -1. U., “•■‘taoibir bu cjldrulrf them Urwly for four yean, has never known lb«a to rot in the grotiQil or In store. A limited number ef bothels cao be had at a moderate price by apylvloß to _ .. PLEMISaBROa, art. .SwdAwT No. gt Weed atr—t, Pittsburgh, Ta PROPOSALS will be received by the Re- CArdlng Regulator, at hi* office, on peon street, ootil Thnnday. ibelMhiuL,at lit U., for grading, paring and ■siting with Curbstone, Webster Stmt, from Fulton street to Annum Stmt. Pleas sod epeaflcations may t» men at tht office of the Recording BegulaL>r. It Is rsqocti*d that the spectflcatlun may be examined before proposal* ere handed In. Sp9;dtd. R. B. SfeGOWIN. NEW CROP SUQAK AND 163 hbds prime and choice N 0 Sagar; 26 bblsloat and CnuhedSogar, £6O ** prtma Plantation Molaaies, c-ak coonantgc; S 3 “ tU.Jam** huger How Molu»« do, Rte’d and tor esl* by WM. MITCHELTREE, Jr. A BRO., mi 2a No £W Liberty street. 1 A BOXES and S bbls. prime roll Butler, IU i, tEErif ; KCTciin«ot;. R p7 No. 116 Fecosd A I*s Front ftnrtfc iik«p WALL PAFKit—Thousands of -Li jafSS . W.P.MARSHAIXtOa ; T'OBACCO—3O kcgs 6s,Xwirt Tolnoeo, joat! JL tscairsdshdbrsnlshj.. ; LCfIXS-4 OCL r i epg .■ -J; - ; lfo»il3BeCood>t' j CORNBROOMS-rIOO dozertt/extra' ed,Rntrts’daalfarJ»lftby‘ ; TVT Oi-.HOI(AS3E&—IOGhbIa ohoico Oak: 3658F f *S* ,, i."Sa a*en*«4»r«ij»>3r_ia»B * HtrtenaeoH. at? K« uiiwat« ut rtxa is, ! ©atrtriiaifS. Xwwfc Ew'. (men. Jatoljf C.« r il hUba r Ktl B * tnWT>»l.ip, is » CAflJi ration SrW '° lj ‘' e ' “ Ccanly Coo -;:—r . *pK;dtc* 5 Peebles .•■{ r.MjDtr ° >-oadcation fjj --- - - - &£S5f-» -"» »«- '- -•— "pS-durt-- D^* s ' "'• •"•• 1 .'UEBTJ'r. - v . .acee, 'i Third " Wir.t. Pittft‘wrv!.\ 1« u f. ?r aiu *>“■»? !• t!.- ,; |(J «.«uatr r.->Ryßti..r.._ _ . . ff^f^iFßirr— J titfiD M- <>f the Smh Waul. l' * ran-Mfitr for-JiiTltfof A!lu *».«!? >• -sHitjf. fulyrct KepobU.M. County Conrln tl-.n _ • p"cT* , SiiKßirF. —Dr. W illiam Woods, of i>e wickloy Borough i« a ratdiJMe lor Sheriff of Al<.» übetrv ci.'untT, sobt<vt t.> the i.'ouniy r"^ :c SDEKiri- jAMF.s L. Graham, of Tliird Dn. Ward, AlWheny. I' * candidate for ShMlffcf lIJn gheny r <n..t> e«;b:e.*t i u th» R.'phbllcau County Ornna- rr^^l’ROTUoxoT.ixY— James D. Hilands, of tea oandJ.lat*) f-r Prwfconatory, rob. jc-ct t tie .Wn! .»i . t liie prpnbliran County Ci'.tiTc.r.rbn p — Daniel Armstrong, of tr*£r Tlnr't Ward, U for I*rc!hcnctv7 rt Al legheny county, subject to the dtciak.u of the Republican County Convention. urffMtc* r‘>f' , PnniiioNOT irv—o. nultz. of £tjw ileu township, will 1m n cjt-JlualA for the oiHca ..f Prothuiiotary. eubjeu to tbi- dfiunon «l the Republican County Ooaveotlot] fipl:dl~. p —George Dickson, of South Fayette township. It a candidate for Arjcmbly, sub ject to the rfb'Uioti *>f ' ti« IL>p I'l.tir.au County CoQTrnUco ap3:dtt* fr^s=>ConoNEß—J. D. Baldwin, of Fourth WV Ward. Allegin' u>. i* a .Andidat* f«r rubjrct to the decision of Ki'jjubiicati County Crnvontiou, aptf:d{c p'^y»CoRONRR.— Wm. Boyd, of tliti Third Ward, Allegheny, !• » miubtlat*. f u C-irnu. r, subject to tho decisk*n of th? Repot t.'otiveutl'in, iur*.Nnd!j» rr^^CoßONra. —Samuel 13. Coc-per. t>f Sixth Ward, PllUborgh, 1* aesii'iid.ilo tor the above olLce, enhjvct to the dw.fslcn <>f the P.cpnblwau County Conven tion. . lar'iT.-dfc plotters. sinl-- Mens' Daii.t Union Heater Mirn>o, at Lafayette >l*o, Wood moot, from 1 antin'! I .*} o'clock, dail), L-oa.iuer.i'lup Fti‘la>, Aprilljtb.aiid continuing until further notic*. L<. ymta will conduct the meadnzs. but clergymen areearnurtiy request*<l to be pres* •nt and take part In the exercii»». Couie is for five min otfs If you cannot remain Linger. apS:dt? iSJiumionfli, Edgeworth Ladies’ Seminaty, SEfVICKLFr, /’f.v.Vi rptfE SUMMER SESSION -f this well J. Itnc-wn Institution will open on i!.c f u.ST iI'iNL’AV OP MAY, and continuw t*cunty<roo A more d.» llgbirnl and healthful location is fa -t any where to <-r found Fordrcnlirs • r further ir-i. tinali in apply to J. t' M«5- C.rl,.lpba MkJdi-llor urT. U. Ne»in. Ms.js , or to the Prln -fj.4', E-r If 1. WTLPON, D. B Sewickley ACRdeniy. A CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOARDING LCUi'OL F'Jlt COl'S. 12 niilcr irto I'mabaiab. Rct. J. 5. TRAYELLI. AM, Prindpul. TbeThfrty ircond«nsslon wfll eotnuier’cs "U MONDAY, ilay Sd, 1559 For ClrruJ.nrt and'itlier ocaulroof Ufmtl dotw I»W1T t Soxt, 17 Water sfrec. or Mo*?r>. T. 11. N*ti» A IC7 Liberty strwt. or of thn Principal,-FoaJckley vill.> I’. Allegheny eeonlv, f-.v . api.lmdiwP Steubenville Female Seminary. The fifty-xixtii sessiox or this in •titution will cotnroeuC“ cji j iosday, tui: id day of may. Pur term*, apply to Her. C. C 11K ATT Y, D H, iiiperiawodtai, BirHCrtt* or fref. A. M. IUiCD, A. 31., Principal auction SoUs. P• M. DAVIB» Auctioneer. Cosunersial Sales Rooms, No. M Piftb Streyt. Buggies, barouches & carriages At Auction,—On Saturday ttcjnlng, April 17th, nt II o’clock, at tho Commercial titles Rooms No. SI Kiftli street, will be sold eevoral Buggies, Earoucbes and J*toy Lind CarrlagM, made by aom-' of the 'Dime celebnOed o*jt ern manu&cturers. apld P. M DAVIS Auct Peremptory sale of a large STOCK OP BOOKS.—On Thursday, Friday and Salni day evenings, April litb, lClhaad 17tb, at 7 o’clock, at tba commerd&l sales rooms, No. H Fifth atreet, trill b* sold, an extensire collecfiou of talcablo Miacellanoona Ttrrt;. bracing about SOWrolmnea la varioua dapanments of Xlt erature, among which ate sundardedidons of tho most c*l ebmtcd ant bon, splendidly illustrat'd and in fine Mrufjety Also, aoperb Family Bible*, with Gold plitod darps, IBank Rooks «n great variuty, Stadyncry, ±c. Tho stock will be ready for cxitnlnatiou cu Tbutaday.— Private sola dorinc tbo dav at low priMM. ■Pi-* I*. M. PAVIA, Aua. STOCK IL, It. TV. i* C. It. It. at prjtats sal*, in lot* to suit porchasers, by ._sl. P. AI.DAVI-, Auct.,No. U Fifth st. Daily sales at xo. 54 fifth sr.' At the new Comircrcfal Sole# Rooms, N». W Flflb street, every w«-k d-iy, uro fu-ld pubUe sales of gowla in ctl variety, emted fur tho trade ana consumers, frutn a large stock uhleh b constantly replenished with lireh oonnign tncots, that must be clo?cd forthwith. • At 10 o'clock. A. SI., Dry Goods* nn-J fanev arriclea, rom prisms nearly ••vrrytblngneeded la thalinef r pt-raoual aud family use; table cutlery, hardware, clothing, booU and sho.4, ladies wear, Ac. At 2 o clock. P. It., lioniG*hold and kitchen fumlturo, new and second baud; Ud.iand 1-eddir.g, carptte, lan Atone Chuja warn, rtovm, evdeina ntenrils, grocenen, Ac. At 7 o clock. P. >I„ fvucy artlcSrj, vrutchi-*. clocka, jewel. Hy,ma*ic»Hn«tnuncnK gnr.a. .irv voott, boot* rnd shoe*, book*, etartoucry, Ac. n. DA'vfs. Auct’r. AUSTIN lOQjHS CO.j SerctianU* Exchani FOR SALE.—ID Lots situated oo Bluff acd Eagla m.. a thnrt di»tsn<-'i fr.,13 tv. Rrc feat trout by 100 deep. 10•linr«« 1\ C. •» 40*ti»re« Odd Follow- 1 ! Hall Sl*<k. ’ 10 ab&reißauta of P;tubr.rjh, 20ahu» Pittatergh Lifr. W,* aud Marla* I«o4r*u« Company mri!3 At'fTlN LOOUIC t 00. STOCK SALES KY'AUSTXN LOOHIS 4 K_7 CO-, AT TIIK fIiCDANGK EVERY liL«uniDM and iiuU,c ... w ~ , , AUSTIN LOOMIS ACO , ‘ **?'• L,, « n » <’« R«U Ertato ccguii«tej cn rMJy«*L!«t4,rma !■> AUSTIN LOOMIS * CO., * g *‘ i Note broker*. CC Ftmrtii at WANTED IMMKDIATEI,Y.—I O,0O 0 Men £ In tho Bale <il the moat popular wiling Uovks ‘2 America. Tuvalu**, Mp<!mi:»ca.fnnmjr»nn(l Teatfi~ era wishing to t.™i, will find thl. to L-o a Vfry profitable nud plwiaant bmtnca-, enabling tb*ui to t ., tbocountry Md make money at the win.' time. „ w * tU . lu ” ln«a ar« clearing from litxj t«. p.-r y^ r . fn*l partkulara and a list or addreoi 11.-Tt RULISON Qnfoaeity rubliiMng IK-ma, 141 Cincinnati’ Ohi« or, if Urine Cwt, D. EULISON, Philadelphia ■nloilydiwtrT TX7ANTED—Agents to sell in tlio Stato ot ▼ Arr^ DW l lra^'nAla> POWER PATENT tJTUHP aiAtUINE, that two m*>n cao ratry about thwfloidand tn'l np the largrat pine itompa by hand in about two each. Addrrw apt>:3ad W. HALL. Bancor, Maine. I ANK STOCKS V/ANTED by It A ' AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO., I g»oc»t and Bill broker, £3 Kcarth struct ANTED—Deer Skine wanted tv fair WELLS, RIDDLK A CO, No 60 Fourth »t. TOCKLS IV'AA'TEi)— : 'Mcchatlrf Bonk Stock; >l. .oj 3J. Book Stock Excitation •• - WMUjrnlo.orcooa * ' llcoynjubela ♦* AUSTIN LyOMlij 6 CO Stuck lirt&crt, fiS Fourtli strwt To fill order*, by Ja2B WANTED— Notes trad Drafts havim- 4(I or 12 to ran; ssoo to $lOOO br 3 ’ . c. ADSITN LOOMIa & CO., J*' B Stock gad Aot» Frokm, 53 KoorUi it. W A *M TED - A quantity of good sound Ryo. 1 T I aIS JAS. O.VRBrNBR. Proposals for Paving. Proposals will be reoieved by th V m &£ lsB * ! antil KUDAY, the SKh day of April instant, for CUBBI.NO and TAVIXO that portion of Ohio ntrM>t, opposite the Western Penitentiary, extending west warily from Webiistfstrwt to the Railroad Brtdco. Also, for PAVING- WITH BRICK, tho SldoVslk, or Footway, fronting on tho PcnltsatUrr Omanis, on mi Ohio streoU ' The PropoaaU will elate the prlce-per linear foot for carln tog, ud the bU* end character of the fltoae to 1* oted for that They will ai*o etate the price per anuare yard for Um Cobble? tone or Struct Pavement*, and tbenri--e perMMrujßrd for th# Brisk PaTemimt. Tiio Parmcct of tfaa Footway to be cf hart cherry brick, of each otwlirr Mihail be approved byihe Warden. * J Tbipriceßbid.ae abore, to ladode all the Sard. Cr-Tr! and other ttatertab. and work neceuary to complete ihi contrast to the aatiafoction or the Inipeeiora r In «iailoil-to lh»Uddl08(or tb» lori, rbor.mj.o. tlontd, which will bo tonFlffcsrf*! «, boln s mad. fcreb, on the completion oftbecootract,the proposal* will euto at what prices Ihework will bo df-oe on a credit ofTWXOT BOSTHfI. B.JQN OS, apheedtd Trcumer of'iTcctern Penitentiary. w ALL PAPKR— SPRINO STOCK—Fin© , . Paper lUogiopi, Che»p W«]l'Pap*r. uttto Pajwr B>wa of E._a COCmULNK.Na.fi F«dr»l ottwt, Allcgbesj- A choice auortmont at low jiticta, for ntrior*, dining room*, cbtolwi.ball*, churcbr*. Az. .Now tan<liora and Slooiil log*. Imitation Oolc, Stone and Wood; >'rc*c.»r*, Ttoten, Plain Satin and Ceiling Paper, OcJd, Vclrot «od Flowered Cordon. Kireiiaard Paticrnaaod Cartam P*(:fr. QUt and TraneparpDt Window Siiadon, Curtain CriLlo'b and Linen Certain Fixtunw, Ordari for Psp*r Whim W**Lfug fcv ciMrt ecced vorkmeo. ' *r,2 T Coal bjr Weight. HE subscriber is prepared ?<. deliver j"n Allegheny or PHuhargh, Of the beet ijoelltT. AenllOcaldeUTeredhy mat* w«j 4 k*j esa rely ODgattiQffelltaaarcre. Al»o. COUP, LLUE, «2£B«CS JL.YD CLAY. W. A. McCLCIW. Allegheny Coal Ber-ot uu3l Corner Anderson «. ma lUUrcil Removal.-Bairhavo's Holland Elttcre" WE have removed, the maonfactorv ot IICERIUVirS HOLtAUD U’.TTEEfi v, i street,beltergecon,!. r-U\x>l teiadevtfT UE-yjamn PAOC.ja. a Cj. A MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law <£»*>.«» Voutfcrtrfet. lie tod Ohio CeamlrrioQcr. * '**" -»«taryPet ftUfjER rKEf?mrWiXTEl)~rTnTO l3Ch«iam*«d Dowkia*. AUs/nS *,J^V{r tt » ** W * B**l}**l Fancy MORPnYA nrßnrrTgfr. Ofi KEGS prime Lard, iB bW» ®sg>, rectirej aod fc, r Mi. l, ' ■ IEECUJUICICmsav bush, ciioive Fed Par* JT tow, la itorq ICO btulu cbclm .Z. _^ ola ' - - : '-•■ >£» l; Si i0 * H»-1M trail itmt,w«rWw4.
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