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PITTSBURGH:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL IT, 18G8.
COUSTV CONVENTION
The citizens of Allegheny coanty who mo opposed
to tho National AdminWratioD, arc hereby rc<jocflled
to meet In their respective Wards, Borooghs, Town
ships nnd Precincts on Sati'khav tho 2Sth d", of
Ms, , ISSB, ud elect wo D-legates from each to
most in Count, 'Convention, at the Court Honse, in
Pittsburgh, on WEDNESDAY, the 2d da, of Juno
at 10 o'clock, i. w., for tho purpose of nominating a
County Ticket. . .... .. „
The primary mootings will he hc | d ,n . .
ships between the hours of 2 and 8 o clock, '
the usual places of holding such meetings an i
Wards, Boroughs and Precincts, between the hours
•>r 4 and S p. >|. /ty order of tho V.mmiltf,
Host. P. Nevis, Ch-.iroio.i
Tub Tuomsor Politics. —The great and pro
found deductions of politics, (and by politics we
mean the science of government,) have their ap
plication in every age, and to tbe subjects of
kings as well as to tbe citizens of a republic.
One might almost think that Jrsn s wrote the
following under the express inspiration of the
present administration : -
“In reading the history of a free people, whose
rights have Jbeen iovaded, we are interested in
their cause. Our own feelings tell us how long
they ought to have submitted, and at what mo
ment ii would have been treachery to themselves
not to fc&ve resisted. The ruin or prosperity of
a State depends bo much upon the administra
tion of its government, that, to be acquaint
ed with the merit of a ministry, we need
only observe the condition of tbe people.
If we seelthem obedient to the laws, pros
perous in theis industry, united at home and
respected abroad, we may reasonably presume
that their affairs arc conducted by men of
experience, abilities and virtue. If, on the
contrary, wo see on universal spirit of dis
trust and dissatisfaction, a rapid decay of trade,
dissensions in'all parts of the empire, and a
total loss of respect in tho eyes of foreign pow
grg may pronounce without hesitation that
the government of the country is weak, distract
ed and corrupt. The multitude in all countries
are patient to a certain; point. 11l usage may
rouse their indignation and hurry them into
exceesess; but the original fault is in govern
ment. * * Yet there is no extremity of dis
tress which ought to reduce a great nation lo
despair. U is not tho disorder but tbe physi
cian: it is not a casual concurrence of calam
itous circumstances : it is the pernicious hand of
government which alone can moke a whole peo
ple despair.”
These strictures were writton whilo George
111 was king of Great Britain, with Lord North
CbanceDer of tbe Exchequer, and tbe disolute
duke of Grafton, Secretary of State. Under
their administration of affairs U was, that the
stamp act and the Ux on tea was laid upon the
people of the American colonies, wars kindled
agul inflamed, the British treasury depleted and
wide spread discontent and a spirit of rebellion
propagated throughout the empire. Yet the
heartless sycophants who live only on tho life
they draw from others, clung to an ingrale king,
praised hie wise counsels and did homage to his
genius at so much a year.
Under our present Chief Magistrate, a spirit
which finds its natural vent in wide-Bpread
discontent and eventual civil strife and blood
shed Is inculcated. The Treasury is depleted
which whilom groaned with plenty; business
languishes; our vast manufactories are closed;
bated and tyrannical laws are sought lo be im
posed on an unwilling and remonstrating peo
ple; hireling troops arc quartered in their midst;
wicked tests are proposed and base bribes of
fered to the servants of tho people to seduce
them from the plain path of duty. Yet, the min
ions of power, tbe Macsycophants and tho
Uriah Heeps hang around their “gracious Sove
reign” to oheer him on in tho way to ruin, while
the people in 'disgust, if not almost in despair,
are throwing down the gage of defiance to an
administration that has proved itself false to all
promises, and in sheer hatred to its enemies has
betrayed all its honest friends. Tyranny from
age lo ago follows in tho same beaten paths, and
the denunciations which wero applicable lo
Georgo 111 aro applicable to James Buchanan,
who would he as great a tyrant if he dared.
How ABOLiTioifiajt is to Uli Killed.—A cor
respondent of tho Savannah ir7or/i<in makes the
following suggestions :
‘‘Should all the Southern Slates paas the same
Louisiana has passed, vir. ‘All freo per
sons of color found in the Stale after January
next arc to bo sold into slavery,' the North
would bo so flooded with nogTocs that Abolition
ism would expire in agony, with disgust. Let
the press advocate tho law in this State, other
papers will follow, and by doing so you add negro
paupers to the tcAafi* of the and inflict an
everlasting corse upon all intertneddlers."
The above we clip from the Union of this city,
where it finds a place together with some low
and BJorrilouß strictures of lb© New 1 ork Day
Book. Wo have no right to interrogate our co
temporary, the only paper in this city which
supports the Buchanan Administration, but if
the editor of uu*l paper has no objections we
would like to hate him say whether or not the
above expresses his views 1 Wo have a right to
infer that it does as it appears in the editorial
columns of the Union, but as it is without edito
rial ctjaunont it may have crept in there without
the Icttowledge of the editor. Docs the l.nion
mean to class “the white of the North” with
r “negro paupers,” and does the editor agree with
the Georgian that the press should advocate a
law in Oeorgia or any where on God’s footstool
that every free man
—'‘Guilty of a skin not colored like hu own,"
shall be reduced to slavery after January next,
if found within (he limits of any slave Stale v
Great and Glorious.— During the celebrated
administration of Martin Van Buren, the Semi
noles were hunted with blood-hounds and every
free and enlightened citizen of this great repub
lic who resided in the neighborhood of Florida,
went a gunning after Seminolca with—aa much
freedom as he went after snipes. With occasion
al intervals of peace, the great Seminole war
has continued ap to the present lime. At the
end of every few months,special bulletins issued
from llie War Office, havo informed the admiring
world that Gen. So-and-so with wonderful cour
age and prowess had succeeded ia capturing
i so many squaws, so many papooses and
so many wigwams. Colonel or Captain Brown
wasbrevelted and tho war went on. U remained
for the glorious administration of J a roes Buchan
an to bring this war to a close and stop a far
ther effusion of blood. U is officially announced
that tho Seminole war is over. Billy Bowlegs
aQd2l others have surrendered. This isprob
ably the wholo tribe, although there may be a
few squaws left yet.
This ia another achievement for Mr. Buchan-
an, and it comes very opportunely to strengthen
his banda for the arduous struggle against the
Mormons and their wives. The President in
his pride of power may point to the achieve
ments of bis army against Billy Bowlegs and
21 other Indians and, feeling with Lear what it
is to be great, may wave his sceptre of straw
above his head and exclaim
** Every loch « klbg.”
d l*palchM lo tl * Q York papers indi
■Be'R hope that Lecompton will not profit by
conference between the two Houses. The
correspondent of tho Tribune telegraphs:
“The Anti-Lecompton side of tho House is
still confident that all will come out right at las!.
Messrs. -English, HaU, Owen Jones and Pendle
ton profess to havo voted fur a conference fur
reasons Of Parliamentary courtesy, aod not from
aOC.cfc*nge of opinion aa to Becomptuu.
“The Douglas caucus this morning stood four
teetf for adhering to six for a conference, but
each of the aix is havo declared his de
termination not to giro op the Crittenden
amendment. They profeMed merely to wish to
give tho Senate an opportunity to recede under
cover of conference.
“The seal® of Mr. English in teadiog the
movement doe 3 not seemingly correspond with
hie other expressions, but tho publio hes boen
prepared for hiaoonrse nod that of Mr. liniL—
Miaovinge hero been fell conoerniDg Mr. Pen
dleton. but nonono to Mr. Owen Jones ; yet it
ie hoped that nil will retrace their eleps, accord
ing tSpreient declarations.
‘•With an honeet Committee, there can be no
agreement in conference, and Mr. Gornetiof
Virginia, signified distinctly to-day thnt he
»oi3d vote for the Senate bill with or without
So Groan amendment, bat for no other change,
and'did not withdraw hie etstemenl, llioogh
urgently pressed by Southern friends.
laoibfC!ncATn».‘l\ Reid Thli.»A HasiAxon’i I
llos. A 1 W. Loosns. After much persuasion, the ib-niad aHUameotof Shaboysac, l
this gentleman has yielded to the solicitations of Wbcotuin, uj* “After luflarbg tor tuuotlma uwmlwrj
his friends, and Consent.B_thal his name may be attending an niter pr.utratlon of mlrnl and body, hava born
laid l*efore the coming Republican Convention ; reatwrrd, by noing Bokhara'* Holland Bitter*, to perfect
as a candidate for Congress for this district. He braith"
was an ardent Whig for twenty years, and is Tbo fact of tbit remedy being m »udi high ropnte among
now as ardent a Republican. Intimate with tho »>« Huiiaud ; rs in Wiw .>n»in, Michigan, n«* T..rk, lu fact
resources of Western Pennsylrania, and realous ’ b •’▼cry Holland acttloinent in the United State*, argue*
for her interests, eloquent and able be will re- *»»<•►» in ita favor.
present the District with honor. Ilia geniality \TmU—for Chronic ~i Nertuu* Debility, or BO) Norrou*.
and urbanity of disposition, and %ia intimate ( fti^ouutir,or Neuralgic affection
connection with the leading interests* of tho Cacnon'—b uc *r«fui to oak far Bocrhave'a HMar.J Bit*
country for many years have given him a hold . i***- tu<» grunt |K>p«iarity of ti>u modkinn ha* indnced
upon the people/*' With such a leader tho coun- 1 °>*ny imitation*, ahkti tho public «h.><ihi gnai-i against
ty campaign for this year will bn marked by an 1 rnrehaaiug.
enthusiasm equal to that *Uirlt ilUtingui&hcil , «r , B**u*t |l pertjatt«,or«i* bottle* tor%!>, by thapro
the Presidential camp&ign Of 'M [Um'liui-AH 1 prl«twa,BßNJ PAGE, Ja., A CO., Manufacturing Ptunaa*
J ceattataaod CtiorulaU, Z? Wood •treat, between l*t «oJ M
•t» , Pfttnlmrgh, P», and DrngglaU generally apl^:JAwT
fl-OKUVSll’Atfct' |
EuiTOßa Gazkttb: Wo dcniro to cull public
attention to the fact that Robert M’Ksiojit, ‘ mho ai .s*uJyvUi u , roimty, <>uTuc*Ur. tbc
Ksq., of Allegheny city, will bo supported by J Wtt» in*t, Mr* HANNAH it f.atcjn. in tUo T4tli >•«*» <«t
many voters for tho Congressional nomination h '* r ’*K < ‘-
for the Allegheny and Jhulor District, at the ap- ' rlll uk “ after uuxu.
prooching Convention «A*man of undoubted lrutu ™uw*v( her *-u. lii Baton, street
firmness, admitted talent, zeal and energy, iden- Kn ** { "*y c,, r Th " *•« t,,n ar “ n-i-'-etriiHy
tifiod with Pennsylvania interests from his youth ! lnllU *'* 1 to * u<nd
—we should be proud to see hie name at the
head of the Republican Ticket. We hope that in
litis ease the old and honored custom of the
“offioe seeking the man" may be revived. Wo
are sure that in this instnneo the man will not
seek the office, however gratifying it might be
to him to accept the nomination. Allegheny
A Great hwiNULB E\ploi>ei>.—Various par- 1
ties have from limo to time called at the Mayor's i
office, and complained that they hovo been vie- 1
timiied by tho “Grand Uonsolidiiicd Lottery, ’
and exhibited three newspapers which puffed up
the swindle, and had been the means of drawing ;
them into the enare. The newspapers were en- j
titled The Benefactor, Jersey city, K. Cooper & ;
Co., proprietors,,W Wall street; The American
Monthly Ledger, J. H. Hall & Co., proprietors,
02 Wall street; and The Golden Era, Charles W.
Morton & Co., proprietors, 102 Wall street.
Mayor Tiemann directed Sergeant Bintey to fer
ret out the swindlers, and seize all the lottery j
apparatus he could find. |
The sergeant accordingly proceeded to Wall
street, but no traces of the swindlers could be |
discovered within its charmed limits. Tho post
office was then visited, whero Sergeant Birney
was informed that the letters addressed to the
above firms were re-directed to Norwich, Con
necticut. He started immediately for Norwich,
and on arriving there, pounced upon the lottery j
men, and arrested fourteen of them, by the aid ,
of the mayor and sheriff of that city. The firm
of J. 11. Hall & Company was found to consist
of Wm. P. Petit and John W. Hooker. The par
ties who sailed under the alias of “Charles W.
Morton & Company" were L. B. Richardson, K.
Richardson, and Geo. H. Wright, and the firm J
of E. Cooper & Co., who were overhauled in J
New London, Conn., was represented by George i
A. Pratt George A. Pratt, Jr., and Sami. H. !
Freeman. Besides the proprietors, *ix printers,
vir: D. E. Sykes, Hiram liazen, J. N. Perry,
John Frangley, L. Forsyth, and J. F. Forsyth,
who were eharged with setting up the matter of
all three lottery newspapers, were arrested. The
newspapers were full of urgent appeals to those
who desired to enrich themselves in a short time
to subscribe to the lottery, and were published
monthly.
One hundred thousand copies were issued, and
eentall over the country, together with circulars,
containing forged extracts from the Express and
Dispatch newspapers. Circulars, newspapers,
lottery tickets, money, and the whole apparatus
were seized and transported to this city with the
prisoners, who were held to bail to answer the
charge. The Grand Consolidated Lottery has
been in operation for six years, and has cleared
half a million of dollars for the proprietors. It
is supposed that the receipts amounted to $l,OOO
per day. The prizes were ostensibly to be drawn
in aooordanee with the drawing of the Delaware
State Lottery, bat false drawings were returned
to the patrons, and no prizes wereeverreceived.
There are now three thousand tetters in the New
York poet office, addressed to different lotteries
and gift swindles.— N. Y. Cour. A Eny
Good News from Lawses™, Mass. —The
Mills starting vp—Business revil ing. — A corres
pondent at Lawrence writes that there is a slight
buL encouraging business revival in ih&l city.
He says:
“The Pacific Mills have nearly or quite com
pleted their arrangements for future operations
upon a permanent basis, with a good working
capital, and arc now running upon full time a
large portion of their establishment. The print
works of this corporation are unusually busy, ;
working to their full capacity. The Atlantic
Mills have never stopped work, and aro doing a
good business. The Bay State, capable of em
ploying about three thousand five hundred per
sons, is using up the remnants of stock, with
about GOO operatives. A charter has been" al
ready granted for reorganization of this concern
with a new company, under the name of “Wash
ington Mills," and as the properly would bo
transferred at a price far below tho original cost
they might, without doubt, bo managed with
profit andsuooeas. The l'embcrton Mills, in the
hands of their present proprietors, aro gradually
resuming business in full; their goods are in de
mand, and they will, doubtless, soon bo running
in full lime. The Duck mill is recovering, and
the paper mills are in full operation. The
machine shop is still idle; the stockholders are
waiting an opporluuity-to sell without making
too great a sacrifice. There are comparatively,
no new buildings being erected."
Stock Sales. —The Legislature of New York,
some years since, passed an act rendering time
sales of slock illegal, or void. At the New York
city stock board, however, they have always
been held valid, and any member failing to meet
bia engagements of tho kind was liable to expul
sion. The effect of this conflict has been that,
while stock speculation has gone on as usual,
the brokers, who did a large commission business
for outside parties, were frequently victimized,
as, on account of the illegality of time sales, the
properly of no person could be seized for losses
on these contracts. At the present session of the
Legislature an act has been passed legalizing all
time sales of stocks. The case is now changed,
and all who speculate are responsible to the full
extent of their means.
Balttmori and Ohio Railroad. —The revenue
of the road for the month of March was reported
os follows:
Main Stem. NW \ ire tt'wih. Br'h ToUl.
For Pe»»en*r». O6 $3,373 4o $.10,692 31 $88,666 76
For Freight . 51f1.420 32 24,666 41 12,016 89 362,992 62
1371,011 87 $27,MS,si $42,709 20 $141,049 88
Compared with the same month in 1867, these
returns show the following result:
Milo Btcm. N.W Vlrg. ffub. Dr'ti ToUl.
Marsh, 1867 $490,949 67 $64,499 94 $645,447 81
•• IMS 371,011 37 29,928181 42,709 20 441,649 39
Djrrt-up Id March, 1868.
Crime in England. —ln looking over our files
of English papers of laic, our alleution has
attracted to the numbor of aggravated crimes
which ore reported- A Liverpool puper thus
refers to this matter ,
“A glance at the assize intelligence'shows a
prolific crop of crime in this country, and some
of the cases exhibit orimea of the deepest dye
And magnitude. Murders and.aggravated man
slaughters are frequent, and it is clear that the
comparative mildness of the criminal law in our
time does not deter from the commission of atro
cious offences.”
Thb Kansas Question iH California. —A
letler from California to The Philadelphia Pm*
aays:
As a further and indubitable index of public
sentiment on the Kansas question, as il now pre
sents itself I refer you to the fact, that while
we have 47 National Democratic newspapers in
the State, only three of the whole number sup
port and advocate (he views of Jeff. Davis,
,f ei id omne genus.”
Tuc disposition of the slaves who form a part
of the McDonough estate in New-Orleans, embar
rasses the settlement of the case. The negroes are
eighty-six in number; the larger part of them
young, healthy, and able to make tbeirown way;
nine of them are superannuated or otherwise
helpless, the maintenance of whom will necessa
rilly become a charge on Lbo cities of New-Or
le&ns and Baltimore.
Acquittal or Bolton. —Bolloo, a negro tra
der, who deliberately murdered McMillan, of
Mayeville, Ky., In Memphis, Tenn., last year,
has been acquitted. The verdict was auticipa
ted.—Louisville Courier.
If Bolton was a deliberate mftrderer why was
a verdict of acquittal anticipated ?
The citizens of Kansas were overjoyed at tbo
intelligence of the defeat of Lecompton, Oq
Saturday night last Leavenworth City was illu
miu&ted, and a grand Jubilee took place. Re
ports reached that city on the-iiight of tbeQtb
of various celebrations held in different parts of
the territory on receipt of tbo news from Wash
ington. _
Tue ruu of shad in the Delaware river has
been greater during the past week than for
many years past. It was so great on Monday and
Taesday, says the Trenton Republican, that
some of the seines broke down under the immense
quantities or fish enolosed, and many shad es
caped through tho rents.
,T»ie report is revived in well informed cir
cles,. that Senator Slidell, of Louisiana, and Mr.
Belmont, late Minister to tbo Hogue, are en
gaged in the raising of i loan for three million
of dollars, to be applied In aid of the revolution
now in progress in Sonora.
It is a curious and affecting circumstance
that an infant grandson of Col. Benton, the child
of William Carey Jones, died in tho house of his
grandfather, within a few hours of that grand
father’s decease.
“Ob, pray let me have my way this time,”
laid a yonog gentleman to his lady-love. Well,
Willie, I suppose I must this once, but you know
that after wo are married, I shall always bave
a Will of my own."
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Jobbing amt Repairing duneou short notice. mr2M jdlr
Academy of Painting and Drawing.
The public are informed that a School for
the above branches will be opened on and a flee the Ist Of
April next; at Nn 21 FIFTH BTRKET, for those who may
be dcalroßß of obtaiuiug a practical coarse of instruction—
Thera will also be taught the use of the French Crayon,
Etching on C'o;«;icr, Lithographic Drawing, (one done)
Tinting n-t(A India /at and Sepia; also the bast stylo of
Painting In Cd and Whirr CJors, by which tho pupil ii en
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Tho merits of this style of paint! ng and drawing have boon
long aDd successfully tested la my clawts. Uaviug In my
possession u large anil finely selected collection <\f Originals
for entry branch, I Invite ladles and those who may have
In views courseo( lessons tocil! at my Studio, No 21 Fifth
street.
49-After the tint of April my patrons aro Informed that
my Rooms will he removed to No. 21 Fifth stroeL same
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that my cidored Photographs received the First Herman*
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$46 to $5O. [de!7] aulOrlydfc
SB WI3M Q- MACHINES!
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
WBBBLER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Pittsburgh,6B Fifth Street.
This Machine Stitches the
Finest or Coarsest Fabric,
At (he pleasure of the Operator, Qiakiug with enee Out Thorn
and beautiful and durable StibJiet per Minute, almost noise
lessly, Aud ato becumlng Indispensable fur family ni*.
Full luforraatiou ruAy be obtainod by addressing Jamci
Ewing,or ALEX. R. REED, Agent,
No. 68 Fifth (facet, Pittsburgh.
ac PKKRINB’
Celebrated Worcosterohlre Banco,
PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT
CONNOISSEURS Of A LETTER fKOM
MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
ONLY GOOD SAUCE. U AT bUDUAB,
K To bto Brother et
4„d .ppllobl. lo H WOROIOTKB, Itor.inl.
EVERY "Tull LEA A PKHKINB tbel
thdr fiance to liigbl* eeteetn-
VARIETY rtvedlu Imlle, end to, in toy
** opinion tbe tsoel palatable aa
wvllu wboleeome
Bence that (I made."
Tbe only Model awarded by tbo Jury of (be New York
Exhibition fofforelgn fiance, wao obtained by LEA A PER*
UINB for thdr WuaOESTEIIBUIBJI BAtIOB, tbe world
wide of which haring led to nameructo.itaUntlona, pur
ctiuon » axMly r«qoe«l»l to •ntbtllluuia- ol
* pKnBIMB" are lmpre«od Bpos tbe Bottle and
Stopper, and printed npoo tbo let*to.
biTwboto-I. AgeaUfo^tbe^todß^^
40ft Broadway, New York.
A .lock alwaye to efore. A too, ordera recoiTodfor dtoecl
t hi : ■* • * mjrttlydfcr
~ 0? DIBII.
ipmvit from HogUnd.
*M. TANOKVKB- C- F»JM®
vandever & friend,
ATTORNEYS a. t law,
SOLICITORS IS CHANCERY,
ATo. 6, Mine'i BLxA:, Dubuqve, Jo im.
I o wvor \?e*U\r-p made In any port of Northern
. , W . ilU “ end 10 Uwpercbasieaad Safe of Real Estata, ob*
Uittina Money on Bond, and Mortgagee Mhlydfb
AILS.—SU Kegs 8d NaiLs, niigbtly dam*
*|ra, for safety apU ROBERT DICKEY.
Sptciai Jkotitrs.
Appointment Kxtu<Ud 10 Juuc l.t. splendid ,\F.w spuing stock , 'OOR RENT—A three story Dwelling SS
mts. C. M. FITCKt.I. W.BYKEB „ ■ H „„ ml. m «»■> 150.) mnM-l-S 11 JSSL
Will rem.ln »t Ih-lr Ullic.. ol Kg— tv.ms Gsl.i. *ul. boo**. *c, »nli So* l>*ll
iffo. 1»1 Penn Htront. rYTrTI fT¥YTI '
OITO3ITE THE ST. CL.UK 111/TKL. mTSlilllulll. PI A iff O rOR T S 3 nliSsi to" the .«.•■»( »
TILL JVSEFt tt S T, 184 S, , h . )M tH£ „ RMT 4SD lsniT4U£t> HkK ,Acv,ri .-r ' «*■»«. ...4 -II W r.„.«l for • <*rm *•! yf ... . r~J
AnU may be consulted dally, ciiicKKßiXti a. sons. Uoitou. ‘"* r, ' r ” Br!l tu ' |U A i.K\ANP>:u kin*;.
fcr CoßiQmpdoDt A.lh»a, tlra-.hliU.u4 rpHE SI.’UiCKIUKK, in rumuum-ing Uu‘ :ir 1?0 ’ U i iK \T-The Wr-o Wan-luVe
.11 -other Chronic Coinpl.l-I* will, or n ».l m hi- n— grille i.n|.|.>* ..f »'l ANoVi MtTKS. h J- » « A c\,, M*. im
c.uiluk Pulm.iU.rf Dift-ur, (ocluJiDg ! hoiu the world r.*nowm-.l mnnufat l.iry ol (.11 U'K Mil M. A y , r „t , tl j -Vr 1,1-n [. Knoim-of
Cai.n-rl, f th. Ur,,, /*•;. HON.-. btatnu, b-fa to inform lb- public. that »«• 1...--II ‘ ' AkK. M.i'UKOY 4 o>.
" '7.' f- , ‘ J tin.t«lil,...l„s.,uet .hern.., SI.. Cm,, tf N „ wf.ol ...J I*. tWoh.l -t.
f>' 'ci'lnl.., /*■««/' eh . «ht>- tlmr .«<h k.io» l«sl K .i of t In- me. huhu.tl ami I-tt J •
DRS. FITCU 4 MVK Ki would nlal«* that tbc-ir lrt.-nlm.-ot t fftm... t'orto* i< uuH»«Uniml>lc.. rp(J LET—A two story Bri.’k lhTtllingflQ
! orC«>uaumi.li. .ll i* 1*4..1 m-iu Uio r*rl that Ihr Jis<mji> /r- Tlu-su ut-w ri.m* Fortfl. Love Ut-u e< Irrted bj j.»<rs-'iwl Hay -.tr.-t-t b.-tw-t-n IVi-'ii .rid tli- rlrrr Kir-Jfci
Utdrvloptnru( in th* \un<ji, and lbi-j tbrit-f.-if nmpl..y oaUKK.H, NOW lIKACUINU Til KM FROM ALI. rAHT*
Meclmoical, lliginuu- ami mnwli-a «*» J'tiHfjr Iho OF TTIK CONTI.SKNT. nml they no- t Miift.lriitly uffsrnl t»
hen the . r .tr«. lI’.K «-«-• «.ej »» , t '"" , “ KSTI -'VSLIIJB..E.-KI.I:C
UEIIICINAI. I NII which th... ..luo liGhlf, hut ' ' ' n'l.Tp V," PN T «
only m AiriiafiPf-f. which a«»il .h>«io hnn- i. . ( Mrah.r of- ; i H E I M 1 HO \ K M E N I S
frcU, and luvnli-h nre purnintly r.utk-ii»nl .k'.uial 1 M*l- I y tlu< wuhiu the licit f«« month*
, lb. pr* hm. tiuit-ulcurAbilllr ou.ny t.cMm.mt bnmd n,.0„ I wlul’il
] tbf lilfllHible.l.Ul ful»-> iflrn thdt thr M-ltt . « Hu-.1 i*-«-k -.11 , ft 3 '
bo readied in a ilir.ft by InhnhMun
CS.No rbaiKo f-r , uuhilUliuii.
A lint of .(ii'-Ati.-on will hi- s.ul t«. tb,*» wh-'aup t.< mil
•ult us hr l**tt**r. dawfrtf Y
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE
SPRING *Ti>CK JUST OPENED,
AT THE OI.D ESTA MISTIMES! <•>'
HENRY li I G B Y ,
l'i% Wood Street, Pittsburgh, P«.,
Who in now receiving from, Kuroj-e :u»*l
Eastern ClUe*, a vlwicv H**urtin«*ot •<( artieloi In bit
title, romprbiiUK new *ud t.nleful of lVai I WLllo
3tou«- Ten, Dining ami Toilet War-, and the satin' In Plan.,
tlolii, Ltixlro Baud and Flownrn; Fin** Whit” Vitrillod Ir-ti
SlniiC Table ffuffl, Unown t" Ik* (In* m i«l dnrail" now id
n»o for Hutfdsand Rti*uiiil»miß. Fr-iieh China "f n-w styles,
in I'nro White an-! G„M Band. either iu Belts "C mtiftlo
puct-r, Kldily Gill ami IWorated Toilet BiitUnnla
au<l Plated Castors; German Rilrer Tea Table j’p'nns.Ajup
Ladles, Ac .ptatisl wlthtUwt; Sue Ivory Handled Cart lug,
Tea au-l Tallin Kulvf« mu<l Fork#; Tea Waiters and Trays;
Shaker and Sea gra,* Table Mats; Jappancd and Decorated
Tin Toilet Pctta.
Aleo, a complete and lu.l assortment of all art). Ins suit*
blc fur tbv COUNTSV RETAIL TRADE, at prices to please
the public, wbo arr r<'s|« rtlnlty invitr.l to examine this
•10-k rnr£2'3md*wT
John C. Baker & Cob
GENUINE
C O 13,- LIVER Oil
Tills Medicine, prepare*! in the w>nt np
|>r«7cd manner, and Udtled by u*. baa ircoive-1 Iho unc
tion of the moot scientific of the Medical PrbfraaUio of Phil
adelt'bia and elsewhere, win* rt> oiunieti 1 it a* siipein-r t"
any otber i.ow manufactured.
(if ll» etDcacy and lni|^rtAiii- •• a iciuedml in cases of
Consumption, Gvnt, llruncliitH, Asthma, Chrome Rbi-uu.a
tiam. and all .‘■crufuloiis diseases. it is onueetmaary t»
—thousands of eminent physicians of Europe and Ain-rica
having tested It* wonderful curative properties
Prepared only by JOHN C. BAKER A CO., Wholesale
Druggist*, No. 1M North Third street. Philadelphia. Sold
by all Druggista thninghont th« coontry. felEl dtoc3o
bENTIST'RV. ~tSSB*
graft dr. j . mai. if /: r. s,
WORK S
BUKOKON DENTIST
FROM NEW YORK,
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIS
BY A LOCAL BENUMBING AOINT*. to* i.CM:* uNLY
Inserts Teeth on Gold, Silver, riataou and tintta
Perch*, and performs all Dental operations m a *. i.-ntilk
manner, without pain.
moderate,
64 Sralthflwia Street, below Fourth,
pittsbgbgd
J. M. LITTLfc
TAILOR,
No. 54 St. Olair Street,
(Dr. Irish*s New Boitdlug.) PITTSBURGH, PA
seMlydfc
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agency,
No. 03 Fourth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PENS A
Companies represented of highost a tan ding. Chartered
by psunsylvam* and other States
Fire, Marius and Ufa Risks t*k«u uf all descriptions
A A CARRIER,
Jylfi lydfo t> S CARRIER.
DAWKS Ac CLULEV,
House, Sign and Oriiauuntal Painters,
A s l> G R A I S E R ‘ s
DUUM D 1
Whit« anti Zinc Paint 0.
Also, all kinds of Paints, Oils, Varniibea, Window GUM,
Potty, Brushes, Ac.,
144 fn*od Street, fwo dmriabivt lhamond MUy
urlV:lyd(c
W OEOi 11. ANDERSON,
.S'*, ibt L/Wfy .Sr rut, Pitnbrtrgh, P-t.,
MiNoracTuncK awn wiioixmti malcr in
Kvory Variety of
PATENT AN I* ENAMELED LEATHER,
Shot Lruihrr, Nj’htt, Mon} ecu, • Frtorh «mf
(t»un/ry Otiff .Skint,
fc)«*lo I<<>1)1 tier. Carriage Oilclotljk, Sco.
All of which will la* turn lab ed at the luwrat Caah Piiies.
IDEM WANTE D.*k*
apt-dly
JPX)RKIC*N BiXL’H A.JN’ Ct K.
SI 0 II T B I LL S DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN &. CO.,
ON TUK UNION BANK, LONImjN, IN br.MbvF i»NE
roUND STERLING AND UI'VVARDb
Also, BIIUou tbv priudpsl cities Aud Idwim *il FrAUcr,
Belgiani, Hutlaud, Germauy, Rubala ahO uthvr Ihuujw-an
«Utc», o'lixtanlty <>u band and fur aaln by
WM. H. WILLIAMS A CO,
f.'2o:lyuf<'. Banker*. Wood atreid, comer of Thir-I
MATLACK & ROGERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS
No. IK Pine Street, St. f.ouU, Mo.
11m t •>
Murd-v-h A Dicktcu. St Luma,
Day 4 Moti*ck, OlociouAtL Ohi»,
CbAj. Dnffleld A Co, Lotiuville, Ky,
K b. Day k Oo , Baukerm, Peru, lII* .
Dmn & btoii-, Bankeni, MunrMior, l«,wa,
Day k Mallack, Philadelphia, I**-,
K. Furiyth, Cliicagi’, Agrul b-i Illinol* Ceuiral
Railroad. Jaftr.mrtfc
WK Y IVI JSi X »O N ,
Mauutkctun-ra and IX-ol'ts iu all kinds of
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
A N l>
X/ELA-IF TOBACCO,
Corner of Smith&rld Street and Diawtond AH'S/,
PITTSBURGH. PA^
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Cheese, Butter, Seed**, 3Tish,
And Produce Generally,
AwF No* 26 Mod Strut, PtttiovrSh.
~SAJVIX7KL GRAY
MEBOHANT TAILOR,
No 62 ST. CLAIR STREET,
Dr. Irish's New Building)
J ASr'MoXj A U
uurufkcma or
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Foul Oil,
delfr.dlyfc Not. 168 ami 170 Srcond Sfrrrf.
HKLMBOLD'B OKNLINK PREPARATION
HELMBOLD'B Genuine PREPARATION
HELMBOLD’B Gentiino PREPARATION
UKLMBOLD'S (Jennitie PREPARATION,
f* prepared according to Pharmacy nod Cbomtolrj. with the
greatest accuracy and Chornlcsl knowh-dge devoted to their
combination. _
HELM BOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION—For thwasea
of tbs Bladder. Kidney*, Uravel and Drojrty.
R* ~KAD , *KKAD I HEAD'—“Ye atHicted read,'' tin, follow
ing certiUcate ©I a cur* <<f over 2d ) oara' standing :
11. t. IlELan;»u>- 0.-ar Sir I hare l«u troubled will,
an affliction of the lited'to and Kidnej* tor orrr twenty*
year*. I hara trod Physicians tn vain, aud at la»t conclu
ded to giro your genome Prep*!allots « 11 i-tl, aa 1 bad heard
It highly spoken of. It ktu.r.lsd nio immediate relief. I
iiaro uaod three buttle*, aud I havu obtained more relief
from It* effects and feci much better than 1 bare for twenty
years previous. I bare tbc greatest faith tn its virtu** and
curat Ira powers, and shall do all in my power to make it
known to the afflicted Hoping thin may prove advanta
geous to yon in assisting you to introduce the medicine. 1
am truly yours, M. McCobuick
LawUtown, Pa.. Jan. 28, 1867.
Bboald any doubt Mr. McCormick's stalemont, be refer*
to the following gentlemen:
Hon. Wm. Bigler,exUoveruui, Pdiiuylmm*
Uuu. Thoa B. /lofmce, Philadelphia
Uon. J. C. Knox, Judge, Tioga Co., Pa
lion. J. 8. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
Uon. D. K. Porter, ex-Govoinur, Pennsylvania
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia,
lion. R. C. Qrtar, Jndgs U.B. Court.
Hon. 0. W. Woodward, Jndgs, Philadelphia.
Uon. W. A. Portar, City Solicitor, Philadelphia.
Uon. Jobu Bigler, eWJovcrnor, California.
Hon. E. Banks, Auditor General, Washington, D (,'
And many others, if necessary.
beaded
HELMBOIiD’S OENUINE PREPARATION,
in anoiber ccflamu. g>r26:flipdswF
? ? 3 p ? ? > f $ (? ? ? p
Trnnes for U»a Care of Hernia or Rupture.
MARSH’S RADICAL CURE TRUSS
RITX'BB'B PATENT TRUBB,
rrrcu’B supporter truss,
self-adjusting truss.
DR. BANNING’S LACE or BODY BRACE, foi ILs cureof
Prolapsus UterL Piles, Abdomfeal aud Spinal Weaknesses
I»R. B. 8. FITCH'S Silver Plated Bnpporter.
PILE PROPS, for the support and cure of Piles.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for weak aud varlcoeo reins
ELASTIC KNEB CAPS,for weak kneejoluta.
ANKLE SUPPORTS, for weak anklejuluit
SUSPENSORY UANDAOEM.
SELF INJECTING SYRINGES: els'-, every kind of
Syringaa.
DR. KEYBER also has oTrius which will radically cure
Hernia or JUmtare.
Office at No. 140 Wood rtnud, sign of the
Golden Mortar. apS.-dawF
Galvanic Battery, or Electro Magnetic
MacßWia, for Medical purpose*, of a vory superior kind,
will Uaaatfrea of Express charges, wherever au Express
runs, upon » remittance of Ten Dollar* Address Dr. GEO.
11. KRYfrEK, No. HO Wood sL, PUtsbnrgb, Pa. tpHalawF
ChlTdren CPHiffg l Tetth.»»l'a Motaiaa up
Nuaata DR. B iL PARRIS’ CELEBRATED SOOTB
ISO STRUT*— This infallible remedy has preserved hun
dreds ef children whoa thonght just recovery,from convul
sions. Aa soon aa the Syrup la rubbed oh the gnnis, the
child will recover. This preparation is eo Innocent, bo effi
cacious, and >0 pleasant, that no child will refuse to let Us
gams ho rubbed with it.'’When Infants ate at tho age of
four months, though thero Is no of tooth, one
IwUfe of iho Syrup should bo used oji the gums, to open the
pores. Parents should never bo without the syrup in tha
nursery where thsre are young children; for if a child wakes
In iho night with pains In the gams, tne syrup immediately
gives ease by opening the pores andhealing the gams, there
by pretan ting convulsions, forera, Ac.
Prepared oalj by Dr. fiwayne A Son, Phfla. 1000 bottles
ust recelvcdandfor sale by tha Pittsburgh Agent,
mrtfcdswf Dju GEO B BEYBSB, l« Wood it.
#trto aMcttistmcnts.
<>CH iiRK.i TKST PE UFO h‘m: US,
PKOFFAbIoNAI. bi,.l NON at,- m ..t c
• |»vrl lo'ly inT,lo.J (,; mil will, choir l.irb'U an.l M\
I'M mi F"it' x, taklDC flino aulliciuiil to Kivu them u
F*lr and Impartial Trial.
The huw at.x-k will'll .-nnipli-t*: vihl >■,<(•( Ui! ri„ 4 :>1,.
I» /\| Ii nliufvtnrfvl by
MESSTtS. CHICIkKKINiI k doNS. _
WITH ALL Til KIR LATR IMPROVEMENTS IN .HE
.-Ik LF.3. «iechanlßm.attTU|rth and durability, dfUratr and
eitvjtic tuoch, nud <'i-|Ui»llc bcanly uf tone, which har.> r.-o
-d..n-l tin*.) Plano Purie* *%l tbx nemn -t OhiclceritiK A
S-'ii», lanii.il> in foreign latfU muu tbi« rmilmi'iil
one opcrncKKieiS'. .t ,v<-.v.r
K[ILIOA K \ K If SK\ E N O(’ T A K
grand I»iano fokts;.s,
with tliiMr new Pati-M Ai-liur, » It .| Paum („l| Ji„ u iii.rne.
: a u».'hi (Uju-rb lii.f 1 iiLi'.-ijt, «1..| wi((,..i.r iu xny
wh*rt«, will *- Bold il «p|di- 1 lui wiiliin <.t,» ni fi.rh at n i.
: dnr lii I, ~f
ONK IUiNDKEL) DOLLARS!!
AUO— A Poll Pjivxii neUre <ir*tid Pi*u» F»X to. plaiiie'
than thu iilkjVo, but vjual ru an iuttrtiiuent Iu vtory |iarti<-
ular. This would be a uiost Taluablr* mstrunvint fur auy
large Setuiutry. or to any ambitious M'ljulr Teacher who ban
the Ulan to prartiro and a proper to tarel in his art
A I.l*o Ona of Chi. kriiiiK k Sous .dopant and iioi-p,*
NEW PARLOR GRAND IMAN<>$,
C ml-ining all tho oanontl&l <jnntitic» of a Full Grand Piai.
vet rotnprooetl 111 s ■ small a fui m that it ocrm.io, m
r >-'iu thsn an onHnary S. ren OrUvc S'juaio Plan •
PRICES AM> TL/I.US
in variably the eaui. as at the mam r %* torv
IT TII F. I* I A*X O FORTE
MaunCacturcd l.y Mrnn IIUCKKIUN'i Jl t.i
whciu "tbu •übicrlWi hta betn thru iuM ex-Inane
Apvnt In tlila city I->r aotuaoy jc-ar»,
ARI X"t FI RSITHED To ASV uTIIER llo'.'iF
is this •■irv, ass> all ohuf.rx w sr i.f
sfst, asp rmc/iASRRS directed r<>
/■ II £ >’ It R < R I i; I A
AM. THK WANo KOKTE? munof:..tnre-i
HUM. A SUNtj. atl‘l aold id this tiurkel
ARE tV A R K A N T
By lb« Msmifn. tln>i» and the Sufr* ribni
JOHN 11. MF
8».l* Afctotii b.r Chkki'ring & Bona in I‘iiutm
FVntiiyiraui*. taiUrn Ohio and North IVki
No. Ml Wood Street, I»
and F. inth Street, PlTrSllUßitH. I’A
PRINTER'S CARDS- I>.
for .*]- bv IV M G JullSsTu
aplr Il.ml.T* n. i'rint. I.’ MatutaL, I. ' V
S' I’VkHIUR COLD DENS >*..!•! h
WSJ G J'tHN!*Ti)
»pi; .-uiiuiitin*. I.' \
Blank rooks—ah sizes an'
ruliuij 'D Land u: mado t.i order il a *iij
by Wil. 0. JGILNSTC
aplT black book llanufacturara,
J*~OB PRINTING—Cards, Circu,
LUII Bill Hrudl. t-■. ic , uxecilUx) willi
itspencriiyle tiy TV' il G JOHNdTOt
apt? Priuler* and Stationer*. II
APPLES —200 hide. cnmnmn |
Gr*en Applrijnil receiivd and for salt* I
aplT ft- HOB^
EIED’FrOIT— So Luh. Dried i
It do Dried Prarhci Juit and f<>
aplT K. ROBI
P'OTATOES —HKM.ti-. Potato
and lot ails by upl7 U KOBI
CHEESE —*24U Lxs. prime W. ]
Just rxoivrd and G«r aali by R KOUI
BUTTER AND'EGGS- 10 Rbls
ft I .Lila. Rdl Rutter jn«t r>*c‘«l ainl for tab
BACON 1 .00,000 lbs.‘Hams, Sht
Side* itiain.ika houia and tor **J<’ by
LARD. — IT* kegs i/eul Lard. ii
f..r*nlrby aplT UKNRr I
LAKE FISH ISO half bbK vvl:
75 .to do T
:io do <io
-M do do
Kacciv. d nlid (nr >al>* by apl? RKNBY
GRKIiN APPLES— fl) blVi'l ..i.eaj'ples
f..r«»lel>y upl7 Uk.NRVIICOLI.Ufi;
LIME. —200 hbla fresh Lime revived uud
fnroAl.' l.y apl7 BKNRY I£. COLLIN*.
Y<s ukO. kkonfTeld"&eo ; s veoeta-
I •*£« IILK CATTi.K POWDKR for ■»!«. I.y
B A. FAILNfcfiTnCK A O ).. No. 60.
*|.l« ( orof't Wi-ud and I'u it lb •tri'*-!*
C OKO. BAKKU’S <’OD LIVKII OIL in
O ftorv kuJ r..r Mi; l.y II I- PAU.NKSrOCK A CO.
uY'TOKOOrfS SPANISH FLOAT INDKiO
Ojn.t l-r K .U t.y li. L FAHNESTOCK ACO
0/\ CASKS SODA ASII in store und l*>r
>WV-/*Hlol.y »pl«i U. L. KAIINESjrOOK A(M
‘JO CASKS SAL SODA tor wile l»v
OU B- L. FA U MISTOOK A CO
*pp
Ni>. Oi,r..ruw W0..<l «n.
P( )T A TOES— 4 200<> bin. pure win
ii.al.4 urnvlob! »nJ fur ■air by
DAMOC. i»r Lib. tty
r/\/Y BUS. BLUE MERCER
* * V*V * in *toro mu) Aiming for umle by
A,,li, DAt ID
1 AO "BUS." YELLOW AND
l vU POTATOES iu itoro and arriving
COHN MEAL -100 bus. extra
for snle by a|> 10 DAVID
RYE Frol R—2'- bids in si
eale by DAVID
RVB BRAN 2 ton* in store n
by »{U6 DAVID
NOTICE. --! have this day, Ap
•old my vutli flock of I'ntlery.Snrtfici
ic, to Mwn. XV. W YOI NG and WM C.
who will continue lllC bu.MDria At tllC bid Btl
name -f CARTWRIfUIT A VODNO. My
Cartwright, ha* boeu engaged with rae for b
enter* iu tli* d*w firm with a thorough kr
buatnen. 1 rhorfolly ncominond the now
mcr patron* and friend*, who bar* heretofore*) liberally
patronuicdcty ettabliihmont. JOUN CA&TWKIUHT.
CO-PARTNERSHIP. Tb** undersigned
littvn tbUdAV formed n partnership nn<l<-r tb* tutma uf
CARTWRIGHT 1 YOUNG, for the parpnM <jf manafactur
ior sod dealing In Cutlery, Pnrjjleal Itutrnmotita, Ac.—
They bar* purchased thealocfe of Sir. John Cjarterright, and
will continue the btisln*»* at No SO Wood street.
W3I. CARTWniGHT
W. W Y«!)UN(J.
April lit, IS69—tpl&.lnvl
CAHTWRIGHT A VOI'NG
(Successors to John Curtwrlgb^,;
MANUFACTUHERS and Importorn >-i
Pocket and Table Cutlury, Surgical aou Dental Id
slrnrnents, Gum, Piitnls, Fishing Tackle, Ac . No hC W.xmJ
•tract. They give apodal attention to the manufacturing of
Trasses, Supporters. Ac Jobbing and llepslug with punc
tuality and despatch. npl6 dly
POTASH.- -A priiuf urtirh-, just received
by ap]!> MACKKOtfN A FINLEY
MaOKEOVVN & FINLEY are now receiv
ing a large ]■ -t of Punts, Bcuihf-s anil Varnishes, at
»pl:i No. I*7 LUrerty utrcet
XTH AOT OF LOU WOOD.—A very lar^e
invoice (tiling at aery low price* by
aj.li> MACKK'Wtf A FINLEY
1858. <gg&
Cleveland, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
The favorite and faat Steamer
KOATH bTAEI. D.G.Stved. Maitcr.
The splendid naw Screw Steamer
NORTHERN LIGHT, J. Spaulding, Matter
Tba wall koown Propeller
MANHATTAN, C. Caldtrell, {Metier.
THE number aod character ol Itlu se B*ut*
will be a guarantee to the public of spked. aafety ami
promptness in carrying passengers and freight to all
points nn Lake Superior. For passenger* It afford* greater
comfort and speed than baa over been offer J to tba public
outhat mate, for paaaage, freight or iafonnatlon, apply
to _ apU-d3n BANNA. OARRKTSON A 00.. Apt a
JOHN H. NIURP,
loate *LS3 Broadway, New Yorlt,
SHOW CARD AND TICKET WRITER,
WIM. REMAIN IN PITTSBURGH ONE WEEK,
Prior to hi* return to New York.
sent to No.ft4 SPRING ALLEjF.urUAZKTTK
OFFICE. promptly attended to. aplt
SPRING A SUMMER WEAK FOR BOYS.
in Drills, Tweed*, Jean*. Caarimers*, flatteena, Cloths,
Ac., rac'd at_ *pU.dkwF MURPHY A BURCHFIELD'S.
NOW OPEN-Tho best Msortud and cheap
aat stock of Drees Goods, Shawls, JUaotlrs, White
Gouda, Mourning Goods, Needle Work, tutf Domestics in
the city. Please call and see them. C. UANFON LOVE,
apU formerly Lora Bro., No. 74 Market street.
Medicated lye, or alkaline Sou:-
tioji.—Ac sxceUant remedy for Dj tpeptla, Heart-
Acidity of the Stomach, Ac A large supply received
tWs day by JOB. FLKMINO, cor. Market aL A Dia’d.
AYER'S CHERRY PECWt^L=lA7norht7r
supply of this celebrated Medicine, for OongUs. Colds,
aodConsnmpUanJnstrrc’d by apU JOS. FLEMING.
W" OLFE’S " A SOMATIC SCHEIDAM
SCHNAPPS.-—Another lot of this < rlcbrated Tonic
Biitorjnst rac'd by. apU JUS FLEMING
CATAWBA BRANDY.—I imvo just roo’d
another supply of Ibis Qnu Brandy fur medicinal pur
poses. Those wishing anything m this line can always pur
chase It st apU Jo*. FLEMING'S
Foundry for" rent ok";sa'le'.—w e
offer the Enterprise Foundry, ou Baud uaky street, Al
legheny, for rent or salo, with all (he ma;hluory, iu first
lato order. I’cKßisaion can be bad Immediately
■pH _ 11. ROBISON A CaTpi> Liberty st.
Mess pork.—Too bbis. sf,
ceirlng and for salo by U.Rt
LARD —ICO bbls. and ten. Nd. 1 Lard t<*
arrive and fur sale by _ sp!3 R. KOBISON A CO.
Grape vines—a ruw extnj
for yards, Ac, at the heed Warohoqso]
apl4;3Ul* JAME
KASPBERRY PLANTS.—b|
an gw just rac'd tor sale by JASIId
I LOWER SEEDS—A choice
* Annual Blooming Flower Be*da. pack*
PriAe |1 for 80 varietia. ap!4 JAME
RHUBARB ROOTS—SO Rod
Victoria or Mammoth Price $4 per
and norilcuttniml Bio re, 47 Fifth st. JASi
CHEESE— 50 boxes choico \V
JuiUtcairing and for sale by R. Dj
dfot Kmt.
IFor -bale.
LIHEII'H M'KKLT IT.Ol'KU'n i’OK
<A! K 'Hi- . in rti .1 lutnat-d on
l.il- rt) -ti-t. ti-u Ck.r hn-wu hi. No 1» ; * Tin-l>'t
I. üboilt I' -I 11 1 I I- • < deep. 1 ’ '-‘■l'llli. ** 1 1
Ki. luii.’i' All.-). ~n w In. • - ei. i—l a .-r ii.in and Oarruci
li.ni—. . Tin. i i |. 11) i • r-.H i-.» f i f'"V anil wdl l-e S--1J
at * hnr«<.in .u-d n iai •••t. !• i hi- l ..i p«i ticulaie
l,..nuu\. I ' n II KINO.
k( ,17 N, '.’ll l.il—rty «tn-*L
SALK I \\•* tii;t:.-h*‘.l Curri:i^c.T\
UoK.-F.F ir.'i.aM M. »..ll broken and .1.-2QK.
A ppl» ,i A JACKMAVF FTAULK.
*,.1.; oidvhn iVun #«., t.«il.-» .-I Clair
Valuable farm fuk sale, con*
uuning 10u a. tc«. I-Ins A l-irt of Section I. in i».*dirn-
Tt. Mahoning <• ulit. Ohio; about IIM acres ck-ared. in a
l.igt. .-t it* id nilticatf'U, about one half Mcad-w Land, - I a
snprm-i iiuallty, th* balance-high and rolling. r-a.i>l .r tt.-
Pl.iiiJb II ■ « ..in l ..I the t«-"l (Jni/.ing Karma •" 'he ■ --mitr.
},**. me n-rer fulling springs <>n It.al*. *u Orchard. U»r iin{
trnit at a -ii|i-ri .r .(iiwlity. together »ith •» g-~d and r*lu .
lik Munc uuarrv. itwllil-e a-1.l at a l-w j-r».-and easy
p,,).. l ent. m-m «j,-. dtf_ ZA LX.Hf .'TKKKT. 'li..-.
l?i)K SALK—IS acresol'lnnd near Hull'-n-*
J ’ Ftaii-.n.-.u Allegheny \ alley 11. K, h> mik* ir-m tl.
~ih. The land i« all corr-red with fine f-r««t tree*, whh h
liiuk' ■ it a desirable }.hu- t. i a r.,ontrv rei-iden-e
■1 Building .iich l*u l-y 1»" leet-ti P-.-nn.v Av.nn--,
near Magi* street.
d” <lo on Vlrkroy atreet. near Magee-tie-1
II .1,. J.i on Min* street. Dear sited
.1 ||,, on lllnlT and laal-ellasln-vta.
In tho Kul.tl. Ward ul the city ol Pittsburgh.
Alao.l 1...1 Mi tlieioruer of Petill and Matbui J stie.-ls.
Il --utilnr .!’■ If. t ..II IVtill alid I.e. feet 1< *■(, lII' hr. -.0 Mill I-U
-ry -tre. t: ».|J.uoUl In the d..j».d <d the fvul. »Jltutiia Hall
io.nl. For teiui". »-t. . i.i‘|iiii.- I“A.V JONF-"*.
UirS< Inn* —jm’lV .--rtier Him* and First st* . PtllsLui gfl
SALK -A Dru>* Store Mtuau-d in one
. of the best lochli-i.« In thv city of fVlahnrgh, for either
a jobbing, r.lailvr prescription hti-u-.- linlii''rint-otsAta»
ofiefed to lootaining of ram occur
rence. For Information In.jmre J'lilN HAFT. Jr. at
No. Wood Strict, mm- r .t W.»»l and Piiu
tiuigh, P». I //, _
Valuable City Property for Sale.
very ilemrable lot on Water Street
1 and R.-1i.u1.l Alloy, nest to Johu Irwin A F.-na, l-MDg
la> f-*i uu Wbl. r hqJ Fn.m -InrU, and ir.O d-tp along the
Alky.
It u.ll k- sold t. g. U--i '.i in lot* d •JO-t 'JA feet >ach
F-i i.rme i >»tii. Ii w.a W made .aay a* t<> |.a)muni.) n;e
pi) n> JriFKl'tl F I.IIFaJH A i.'D .
mi l d <f tol-crty Street, I’ittHburgh
ij-OK .SALE -0n« ..f W:i]h«! T s I'ulPnt
’ J’.. i tal.k Fl-.nl Mdla, with lieuuet'i kt.st PaUnt
finnl M-n-hlU' R.d! , il ;Hu.» Clotti «Q'l M.-1.11, all f .71
pl. Ie and l-ad> |..r ►otlnii- up Apply to
W 11 .-I'YLAM. oil Mill.
«|.l l«*tlF . K-rfo a i Ciaig •>« . Alb-fthiliJ l it>
Ohio l.and for Sale.
rgh, Wetturn
«rn V u gin la
atii'.ud Alb |
• pITnUwT
~r L
N A OO
THK eiitifiTil-.*r nff.irs f»r iiale Kcction ton,
tn-e I.‘uip I . i an.— 10. bt.u k n.nut), 1.'h1.., ■ nirnn-iily
k nowii a.i "tL viiivi'i :i..n," eontHin.ng 64-j a> re« It n
■iliinl.'l lbi.» n.il-* u■ ol ..f M—ailkn, ..n the FtatoH-.iiJ
leading l«- \V.»et-i, and wit bin at-.-.it lw„ nuk* id the Pitta
1-ut.h, M Wain- and (In-ago Ilailiond Ttiefc-ntti, eiml
and t««.i tb<>*aat .|>i >i leta are partly rlc-arod and unproved—
the rt-tuaindei i> r.irered with aui-enor timber—-and the
• lioia ia well watered by ipriugs and ronniu# atrewms
Thta ai-rtii'ii is ...muJered the 11 neat l-ody of laud in Ibo
county It will 1- »-.hl nndiridivl or to .;uartera to suit
purchaser*. T.-tie-aewbo diunro to luT. *t In rnlnie a
better r-pj->-i tnoit) Is lardy oft.-rv-d.
J. H SWKITZKK,
or'Jfl.-UulfT N - lul 4th atirrt. Plttabnrgh.
Farm lor Sole.
tarn, Prtoe
b lu a
i 4 CO,
rpilE ANDERSON FARM, 2* miles
■ ab--*i- the D—j»nt New Brighton, Boavor Co,
Pa, on Block House llun, cvniaintug Icrs acre* i f eXi*ellent
liiad, every acre of la tillable, acd US uf which ia tin
der colCivatloD. TberesVtd.3 acrea of good tiinbor, KTbaira
la grau and pastarn, and an abundance of coal Th*-r* ia ao
urtbard oi grnltivl fruit trow. In almost every fl.-hl them
ia a spring of never failing water
Tha iQipruvementa rouunt ot a now frame liwrlltnx, al
tach.id tom Weuthor t-uuded h-g. a ‘mail t-riiiml b..n~0 aud a
large ft arue Uarn. In I ) 3ti fret.
■fhla i hoira faun m in a high atnte of* Ctilt iTnli.-n.
goirfl, and in a r.-'i-e. <hl-I.> neighborhood, c.-oieuienl to
dinrcbea. « h.-ol*. F..r leiui". cn.|inr.- at THIS UFF'ICK,
or t>r J ANUKRFuN. New Brighb-u. l'a.
food atr»»t
to ohuii-e
!Si).V a co.
Apples and
sale by
SON A CO.
just rop’d
SON A CO.
R. Cheese
ISON A CO
Eggs ami
by
SON A C"
(mldersand
FOl'lt T II N \I, K « F I- «T S
AT AUCTION.
Emporium Reai Estuk aDtiMauufarturiiis Cn.
store mid
CoLUNS
itti ti-<h
MOUND CITY,
/•„T nl. l\ W
ON TIESDAV AMD WKDNKSIIAI,
.JrSE Ist AND 2d, l>. r iS,
Embracing a larue number ok
eligible locations f-y IhuldiLy purposes, nb-llier foi
teenk-ncea, atnrea, inanuf-tctoiiee, <-r . tbi-r purpoaea Also,
F.-reral (IwitM.., dotiblo and aiugh- Fnirno O-tLagie, rvcr-Dtty
erecti-d. in niod.-rD atyl», and ready lor • ctitipsuiry; ail of
which will l-.i uflrfcd u(-on liberal trims, ht I p-.ld. vrlth- ul
reserve lo the hlgiiiit bidder.
Mound Clt.v --nrr« to purroti* deeii-.ua of he
catluß. uue‘|un)n| l v auy otlier pniot at the Wr.eL Iking
situated upon a high, blur) bank uf the Obi.- rirer, ala uitlos
al-.ve its . onllu.-nec with the Mississippi. It Is free from all
uilaitmatic vapors, ts at the ho*d of uavgatioii ou the Ohio
river f-r Urge steauiora, in rra.l ns cl .-xtrelue rold w.athcT
or of drought; it is cnnn-.*i l--d with thu whok North, Ka-t
and Went, by nieari* of th.-
JIOUNU (MTV RAILROAD,
Which tusker-four .Uih i onn»ctu'.- wilh (he Illiuoie Cen
tral Knilfoad. North ,ti»l .'..nth. us. »!•••, dally conu—'tlons
by il*r! with all the regular Packets to Cincinnati, Louis-
Tilln.Fl Louis. Memphis, New I 'rleui.s, .V.-.
To the Maniifactm<-r nud M,<rhanlc, M-.und City ofi-i"
superior inducement... hiring now iu o|*.'tali.,u nn i-il-u
-• ire Foundry, aud Mschitie hh-.p. Mm in' Hallway and Fliip
Yaid, So-ani I’oltery and T--< i.i C.dta Works, au evtem-ivu
Barrel Vactury. Flomiug Mill. Furniture Fuctory, Plunltig
Mill aud Fash sod l>uor Fu- t.-ry, Purk Packing Eslal-lisb
u-ent. and several Fmw Mills in the iinm—ltabi vi- inily of
the b-wB, all of w huh give r.vuslant and lucrative employ
rnent to a large uiuuher of hands It already has soiuu
i I Konrth iu
i t»> Neshan-
A Unnd at*
OTATOKS
TWELVE taTORKS, DOING A GOOD
t>o*inr(M. lUL<uie», Prtotxna£o£Be-, N«w*p»ikt, tic. U>l. Boat-1-
ItiK Huium, £< bools,Cburcbc«, etc , etc., nnl j-' -jc-s.-o. in nu
'■til .Dftl! di-plvr. ill tlif rletnrDtl of t lirgr Clt J.
IIRKBST
INK-EYE
r |IERIWT.
i store and
lIKIUIST
o and for
UKKItST
1 lor sale
ITKRBST
The iorroasi' in its business, and iu tlio imm
l.er id' its* inhabitants hn-* been marvellous.
The Uatoriala for all kinds »l purj--i*»
AKK ABUNDANT AND CLOSE AT HAND,
While the Ci- iliti.-o t»r shipment of (ho nimnlViiii r.t art
'•to, ar,. ut..-|iial*.| by nor other point the 0h... nu-r
TERMS OF SALK
On>- fourth in Cash. lulnneo In three t-.|inl annual in
•talnmiiTa mlripxl at six pei Cent, per annum; or
th« deferred payments limy ha umde In the stock *>f lie-
Company. 1.. I* may t~* purchased at privato sale at all
timeti. For lurth.-i p.u ti. uUr«, maps, plans,'-Ic., apply to
W. U iftokos, Ks.) LouisviH«,Ky
C R. Nonrso A Or> Cincinnati, d
J H. Gumhart. Es j St. Lotus, Mo
lj. Mtindy, Es<| Ptiliadclpbta. Pa
J. W Co. bran. Ke-i .... Lcxineton.Kv
A V Lindsley, Nashville. T.-nn
•it I, K*».
I inelriituenle,
.RTWRIUH I'.
o<l. under the
brother, Win
iwiedgs of the
3rm Ui my fur
W. T' Basrom, Esq .Columbua, u
Or to the Secretary ot tlm Company at M'-unJ City.
By order of the Board, II HAINRH, Prvs't
J. Umswoio, Sec'y. apltf dkwlmF
PROPERTY HOLDERS, ATTENTION
PERKIN <SI JOHNSON
Ilsfing inTcssivl their facilitir* fur nianufai and
applying
"W. B. CKCXXaJDQ Sz GO’S
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE
WATER PUOOF (F.JIENT HOOPING.
AUK now prepared t<» exiwute orilerHfor any
description of Hunts, steep or flat, at the shortest no
tice and with the utmost cam, h*lng d.-tei iniue.l t.. put ~n
Roofs that caun.il be surpassed fm
ChonpneHn and Durululil v
Dor R.nfs are too well known to re.juir. 1 any eulogy fi uni
□a. Testimonials In favor of this Roofing and samplnscau
bw si-eo by calling at onr Otll. a, No 7h PruithflcM streut.
Bulldiugs I'oveie»l with the übote RO'flngcan be soon it
H. Nels.'o‘s, corner >*f Wylie and High streets; J. Beck's
new Hotel, coiner ot Grant and Seventh streets; Ifouso of
W U. laulw. Kb.| , Diamond alloy, opposite Hatters.-n’s
Ftable; Store ..f K. Straw.corner of Market and Second its ;
alao Uuuso of li H Succp, same hlu-'k; Brownsville Wharf
Boat; House of Robert Flynn, Congreas, between Webster
and Wylie streets; StureofJ. AI. Mcßuherta, Welwter st-.
Stable of A. Bradley, comer of Watar alley an.l Saadtuky
street. Alleghany; House of U. B. Wilklna. K*q, Wood's
Rcti; House of A. Nugiuy, JoLn Scott, Wm. McCall and Mr'
(1 Min. But Liberty. tud many other* too numoious to men
tion PERRIN A JOHNSON,
No. 76 fimithfield sL, PiUabnrgh, Pa.
ap2:i!«w!yF
COOHINO II OAS
A VVOKU TO TIIK I.AUIKS.
The heated term is approach-
ING. and wa call the attention of the Ladies t« the
fact That
COOKINU, IRONING, Ac.,
Can he done with ocuuomy. without oppressive boat, with
oat soot, and with dispatch—lho fire l*>ing always ready in
a oiotnent—by using
Hnigrart'i (iu Conking Stove,
To which ws r«i>cctftilly iu\ it., your attention, at No. 7 .1
fimithfield street.
and City Bights for sale. a^blly
SPRING GOODS.
THE undewigued having just returned
from the Bastern cities, where ho has been selecting his
SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK
Uf FRENCH CASaiiIERKS, Plain and Fancy;
YIAKBRILLRB Plain and Fancy Vwitinr-
KNGLISU EMBROIDERKDSILK’do
FIGURED SILK AND SATIN do
Cloths, Caasimeres, Tweed* and Linen Goods;
Neck Tie*, Cravats, Stocks.Gluvm, Uoaoaad
tlentleroens' FnmlshiagGoodsgnDerally,
Takes this method of calling the attention of his friends to
tlsu lact that be it now prepared to attend to their wants-
He flsttera himself that his experience In this Una is folly
appreciated. Thankful fur post (avora, he solicits a contin
uance of lho same, guaranteeing his Lest efforts to reudrr
satlsUctiou to all tfowe who Favor him with their order*.
JOHN LAUGUUN,
epi.llwilp Merchant Tailor, fiO \Ycx»i sL, Pittsburgh.
THE subscriber having entered into a Cu-
Parinsrship, dating from the Ist loot, all iho* indebt
ed t» him will please call aud settle the same, st the old
stand. No. 'J7 Fiilh etrevt,'*her*those having
him can present them for settlemsuL U RlDIiLt-
THE undersigned having formed a CivPart
tiership for transacting a Crttieral Com -
that with their deUnuluatfon aud ability to B p
pn.p.rrf to “riSSISSSr «£
r«l tal»ro.Mka. p. 1b....» -t »ir
rr^'T.'u z *sT;i,'U» «...
t: , r r,ii , i- r..|* ' 'i'tlJUL.-'.VII’.T.S 1 (X).
■po:lma
less Pork re
OBlfiON a co.
large Vines
47 Fifthstrevt
-5 WARDHOI*
praPLB. WZ&TS <l CP.,
rinckles’ Or
! WARDROP.
No. >B3 Liberty Street,
H.mmi'wiuH Jlrrchantt, WholeitxU Dtaitn iu Country
product, (JroerrietandPitttburgh J/unn/ucfurs*.
CASH paid for Floor, Bacon,Chaeae, Butter, Eggs, Grain,
attsnUon given to the as la of consigtimsnla.
Orders (rum COUNTRY ETORKB forGrtcari«3,nt(sljargh
Maoafacttuw, Ac., promptly flllad.
FamlUfliaappUoia with Batter, £fg* and Groceries at No.
8T Fifth ftmt. tpWjd ..
[collection of
Id fur mailinn
B WARDROP.
is of Myatt s
idol at the Seed
I WARDROP
R. Cheese
[uttj. *OO.
lI^CONC.RKS.—IT. B. N'lOLrv, Esq., (men.
i . . ~r 01 l> ‘tUburgh Bar.rfof Pitt t.-w n»hlp. i» » candi
dab.t..rUinp-esa, «ulj it i,. ,jir R.-pul-lican County Cnu-
Te^l, ’‘. T, ; npl2;dtc*_
lkiiin. i,f ’ Wte
• “T,‘o’,’"i* for Fh-rifl of Allrßhcny
ui ly'dtl * Couuty C.-DV.-nti-'f
p-.-j»Siii:i.n I- C W n.,r, „nv,.M ( ...
u_/ -• I'-'t .■.n,io,„,„R, rrt „
fi.uitl, . mi!..,-, 1.. I, Co
Convention. ay-idiat.
[rip»SiiEßm. L. Maci Tbint
Wat J. Pltb«bur» i- . cod, lit- fr Ki. -riff .jf Alb- '
gti.-ov county. subjn l t» th - ; .id -j r r It.pobllcan
County I’onv.-nti.-ii ap'ddtr
H '-;»S:u:Kin --l uirn M. Rri -•«. of tlip Sixih v
: U »id. Pit’ l.iir^h-i* 1. andidal-f(.f Sh- ritfof Aik-
gh.-ny t- uutv. • uh/---* I-'the K.-piil h<-an C -untr Conrcti
t,..p «r--dtr»
• Ui: W* 11.1.1 A M WoODF, <f Sf
l is Tj> r ' wickley’.L-r.-nj!-. t« S mtidu'T'e f--r Shenff.-f Aik
ghenr e. iitily. snl-j' -t lo the County O ni.nti.-ti.
p '.i-'-Su tßi rr —L. (shahau, of Third
\VarJ. AlkghrnT. i- a candidate for Fhenff of Allc
ghrny .-"intr. wibjoct «o the ili-puldWn County Ocnten
™-n mrJ4slte»
jr^»PrtoTin*NOTAKV —-lAiir< D. llilani.s, of
Irrie' Kt <4 i.> m u *htt>, iea candidate for Pri'-thoMUrry. «ut
),s I t 4’hr--l- ian-t. I the it* ; ithlican County L' .n»Cbtlcn
)• - vyKonioNoTARV--Daniel Aru?troxc, of
Le- Thud War-l. ia a candidate tor Protb.motary ur Al
|«—h.-nj couuty. Mil-jefl to tha diviai.-n of the Kepuhh.'iti
1.-ui.ty C- nr.-ntion.
j .•.fpR.iHIoNOTARV —D. C. ilullZ, uf SlloW
L‘ - • ,|rti township will U-a .-.imlidate fur tl-.- «.Qite ct
Prothi-n-d.ir y. subject t-. tbe d(n*ioO >f Ibe Krpnldi an
C.-nnty Oi-nventinn npl dtc
)• .-,'A‘VEUUI.V. —(.iroJJCK I>ICK.-o\, of .S utll
Ivy lowunhtp. i« • fumlidute f..' AMi’lublj, »Ul
(llv U l'f l|j» t'.Mf.llHiuui UU!\ I\->IIVCI. tic'll
rr~*V<>RosEit- J. I>. H.uiiui' uf Fourth
lifir Myr.l. AUi'rlK'iir l * * ''ninlMatt* f.-r C’«'*r.»n* r.
t-. ~f Kr-i :il-l -n t'<<unl} » > i.wnlivii
i]""— *'Co\oneh. ■ Wm. H>.\ i>. <!' the Third
U-- • J ' Wupl. AlWbtiiT. Is » .-aiMl.lMi- l-'i ('..r.ituT, »ul.|rvt
t-> thr •ii-i/nu.H of til- oi I' wnti nr'J'.Ml..'
R~“- j (J«SrON KR. — >AMI M. B. C"Ol’tß, '‘l Sixth
/ tVor-J, Pitta ■• a ramliJit.' f«r rl.“ aboTC offlrt*,
t< tlu lvM-ic«,ot th.- K-j.iiMi.an r-nnty Conreu
tfeu. n.riTMt,- .
KI Will t* I .> • I Moling l*eM at
Ony a..- K'<’Ui? < i ii.y.-utu >* i, " i‘f.ii=tuu ahi-I**
HonTHlS(S*turila>. K\KM." 1 , L. k. Puli a!
IrDilHLc' 1 - i« *!*•-» «• I.
nMens’ Daily Union Pkaver
sLjy Mtirisu, -t LaUy-tu- 11-11, W.,-Istn-rt, fii.nj 11J,
untllT2!, . cl<ck. duily, .-..tunu m uif. Kriduy. April nli.uud
gutil further u,.ti«y. I.ayiuen will cooJcci th«*
meeting?, hut clerpymt-a nnjeurti.wtly rc.jaeeUd to to prta
cotuudtake part lu the etn. is«i. C«•!>.<• iu h r fiT« iui»-
ute* If J..H caurn't reraron U-ux«r. aj.i Jtf
IS&urational.
Edgeworth Ladles Seminary,
.S' K »'! rKI. F. 1 . /’ KS.V A
rpilF. SUM MR It SESSION ..f this well
1 kn-'wii .1 tirTiiuii'-ii »>i i <■ .i. il»i KI K.ST M'jNDA t
or MAY. Jtvlf-.,u-,t I 1..• »--k. A d
llplllfiit -Ildjl'y.lllUlnl l. Cut I'-li 1- 11-. l »L-> »b'lu lobp li/lltld
r,.r .-ncuiur* lurid.! ml.,r mait..n ripplyl.. .1 l> 11.
('■•rd, J.-bu 11 >l*ll-.r -•! 1‘ II Nejin. I'.e.i- , .-r to Mir Piiu
ii|>al. | -Ii» tmj.'if f lti!T 11. U. WlL,> il '.N, I>. L*
Sewlckley Academy.
A CLASSICAL and commercial
IIOAKIHN’O .‘•CHoiil. F'*K BOV*, 12 inllea fii-rn
mioL>m,'H
RfT. .1 * TKAVRU.I. A 'I. Prluclpal Tlx* Thirty
■ -oHi.-i. wilt r -u.i,,, i„ ,• .... MOMMY. May UJ. IV.“,
Fi-r Cir.-tiUr-utnl .i-uli.itUra o of U«sn
Jofl.N 1 hnii A ?oss.;' IV .ii«-r alree'-or Me«*nt.T. ILhrTl.l
ifti.li.; L.lcrtT Flrn-i. ..r --f ill- Piaulf.al, romlckl<-v
-til- V o . All-vb-uy ounfe. I‘u. «pl VmdawK
I*. M. IJAVIS, A.uctionear.
Commercial >iic» Boooi«, NO. £-1 Fifth *Lri*t.
1? X. K 0 A T MANTILLAS, DRESS
GOODr*, 4i* AT AL'CritJN —On Wednesday ciornlog,
April 2!at, at (cd nVlort, in Hie fine hall on the «cc«&d
floor of the Dew Am ticn lluc-r, No. £» 4 Fifth (trend. will bo %
commenced (bo sale tif i»n extensive Hiii) very choice variety*
fcom a large Eastern .Silk and Mnotilla KeUbliilioienl.coßi
prlsing about one hundred »pk-n<Md lace, Hilt, £atiu, Ap
plique and Moile Antique, Mantillas, Talmu, Ac., a nutn
1-er of which ate worth from j.-oto $7O; Dress Dncals,
J’oplius, Cballie*, Moure de I.aiin-r. Embroideries, Ac,, Ac.
The s«-od« will l-e arranged 1.. r esam uation tho day j»re
Ti>Hia to rala. Comfortable seats provided for ladicM who
are •peUall.r invited to attend. Sale positiro. Terms cu&b
a PI7 __ I‘. Auct
UNCLAIMED BAUUAU&fINECIOTU
INO, Ac .At Auction.—On Tuesday monUnf, 20th
m«( . at lo o’th'-'li, at fhoCouimerchil Solt-a Kodud N 0.64
Filth street, will he kuld. ho Account whom it may concern
by order'il d.diu Misti. lute of t lit Furry Hotel, to |>ay
charge*, A> large la-atlo-r Trnutuasd one Hatn! Truck,
containing n groat quantity of LwJiua' au-J Molin’ Clothing,
Ac .of very -upuriur quality, such us-IrganlPilk Drosses, Ac.
Also. 2 t'hami'iugDe U*«h"t» and content*, “ Demijohns. 1
Risking Chulr, l Clock, Feather Hod.DMdiug. Ac.
•I “
V 51.1'AVIH. Aoet
B'"' I’tKJIES, BAROUCHES A CARRIAGES
At Auction,—«)n Sutoni.iy nn-tuin;:, Ap<ill7tb,at II
o'clock. Ut tLo iVuitliairi.i] .'nil n K.*<ir>« No. £4 Fifth
•treot, will be sold i*rivn*l Barouche* *l»l Jenny
Lind CarrinK"*!*, uia.ln by mum ..f Ih- n>n-( . .-Mirat.'l cast
«-ru mantitiu-turera. I* M I*A l”l j l , Anct
PEREMRTOK\ SALE OK A LA HUE
FTOCK OF BOOK.' 4 .—Ot. Tbrtrwlay, Friday and ftitut
day ovi’ii inf. April IMli, li'dh and ITlti. ut 7 ..'rlock. at tin*
coiuoifr< lal »»!«-» loom. No.i-1 Flit!. gu.-ct, mil bo sold, an
etleuslvo rollrrliou ot valuable MirrclkiniuaM Hooka, uii
!-r».-iiis ahout in v.nrioijn dipui tn>-ut.« ..f l.lt
i-rut On-. nmoni; which nr*- standardoiprio* -* iho miW rr*|.
fbmjo.l ,Tilth..r«. K|>toi.li.tly Ulusirnhd :md lu thin biinlin-*
Also, »'ij*rb Fumth llihh**. with 0«ld plated. I.ttj s. Isli.uk
Books iu feat \«ri. t>\ Suttnucty, A„.
Th* ito. k w ill Li« ready fu«» .• vaiuiuatloii on Thargdar -
Private aal** dnritu; Ih'-dnr'iit li*a pru*-* '
a|*H ’ P M. BAVIft, Au--l
STOCK l’., tT. W. A. 0. K. R. AT PRIVATE
BALr, lu Inin to rult I’urrliiin rjj by
apl i‘ 31 DAVI-. Anct .No M F.ftli st
Daily sales atno.’m nnTisT.,
At the oew fVjtuui’.TCul Sal*w Kuoina, No. i>4 Fifth
street. every week day. ar«* hi*M public rales of guud* lu ult
variety, suited for tin* tr« lo aoJ cmsurnrrr, trnm a lar£*i
stock which Inconstantly replenished with fuab conalgn
tueitta. that mast bo clamd forthwith.
At 10 o'clock, A. M , Dry m..| ffu,cy articloa, com
pi wing nearly every thing u.-rded in the line f-i j»n»md au.l
lawity n*w; table cuiierr, harijvciiiv.. (Whin*, Uo>ts and
•h<«w. ladies wear. Ac. .
At U o'clock. H M„ household and kitchen furniture, now
Util »owitiJ band; tu>o« and boddtßx, carpets, irm
stcuw China ware. cooking ntnosiia, Ac.
At 7 o'rle, k, I'. M . t ,ucy artirles, tratrlie*, d.-cks, jcivrt
sy, tnukiral in-ti nmi nr4, guns, clothing, dry goods, lioot*
nut shoos, hooks, sUo.'.DHry, Ac. p. M. DAVIS. Amfr.
AI’STIN LOOMIS & CO., Mrrdinnh’ Eirljangr.
SALE. —l‘> Lots situated on Bluff and
Esgio its , « ihort di*t*iK> from thn Oort Hons*. .J
feet front by lOn deep
10 shares IV, l\ and Louistille Trl.-»t ,i l, »r- h bv
40 gharrs Odd Fellow's Hal! Su- k ' 1
10 share* linn* of l’jtt«bnrgh,
Voitisr.'9 IMttsl'iir.Mi life. Fire and Msi,,^
Cottj|-atn
mr‘£ :
_ _ _ ALdTIN L'JoMI* ± Co.
STOCK SALES JUV AUSTIN LOOMIS - *
«*. AT THE MERCHANT#’ EXCHANGE ETFItY
THURSDAY EVENING -Bank. Inran-nr- nll .j
Oop|x*r Stock, Bond and Boa) K*t.ito *Ad *( pot.lic «4l«
at tb« Merchants' Exchange ty
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO
Notes, Drafts stii) Ln;s« on Keiil Kits to negotiate.! .
r***.n*bK- tonus I j AUSTIN L 003113 A U»»,
•"21 Sloe* Note brokers. 92 Fourth st.
WANTKD IMMKDIATEI.V. -10,000 Men
to enpage iu the a-ilo of U.e popuini eelliLU
Buokii ib America. lovaliiU, Mechaul.t. f.u i,, vf , uu j
er» wishing to travel, will flj„l tbn t„ L„ a very profltaMo
•ti-l pleaaaiit bu.imss, eaalliug them tothe cuuotrj
ftud make money at th- mu.» lime. Ag~oU i*>w imho hut
ln*« are clearing from $3OO to sl,Aoo j-er year. Forfull
par tics tarn and a lirtufltouka, eiidri** l|. M. iiVLISGN
Queen City Publi/hiiig Uocao, 111 Main atreet, Cii.eiumn’
Ohio; or, tf living East, I). RUI.I3ON, Phila.ldi.hia ’
anlB:lydatrfcT
TIT"ANTED—Agrnt-i to Bell- in the Suite «■!
*K„ P«Q“jlTanU, my HAND POWER PATENT STUMP
MACHINE, that two mon cau carry at.»ot thafltMnnd r, u u
up the large*! pine itmnpa by hand in about ttro minutce
e*ch._Addr»« _apCitod_ W HALL. IJ*i. s .>r. Malm*
BANK STOCKS WANTKD hv ~
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
Stock and Bill Urokrr. ha Poorth atr**t.
WANTED —Deep Skins wanted hv
fol 7 WELLS, BIDDLE ICO, NottOKonrfh it.
TOCKS* WANTED—' “
Mechanics’ U*ok rtock; M. tuid Al. Rauk Slock,
Exchange “' Westernlnrurmr.oj
Mouougsfiirla ** u’
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO,? -
hlwck Broker*, CS Fourth itfrat-
To fill orJers, tr
jta
WANTED —Notes and DrafU Laving 4,'0
or 12 motitha to run; S&OQ to £lOOO, by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO„
J»I8 Stork >Bil Noteßrokers,6B Fourth at.
WANTED —A quantity of good sound Rye.
J»I8 JAS. UAADINkA.
a A. JOIINfiON A BRO.
Proposals will re recieved by
the undetsigned unlit FRIDAY, IboSUth day of April
iusUut, for CDK&INfI and PAYING that jHtrtK'3 of Glifo
street, opposite tbe Weftaro Penitentiary, eXbi&diss well*
wardly from Weh»ter street to'tbe Kailrun-.t HnJge.
Ale.., for PAVING WITH PRICK, ft.<* Bid# W*!k, ot
K.oiwiy, on tbe i'cnttentiary UrvrtDdß, utt «Gd
Ohio strwL
Tbe Proposals will eute the |>iice per lim-ar foot for cerb-.
lug, tad tbe aize amt character of tbe Stone to Lm u**.l fur
that purpoae. Tln-f will also stale Hut price |>*r aqnnr*
yard for (bo Cobble Hloim* nr Street Paromeiita,eLK] tiiepi u-e
{xw *]B*re jrsni t->r tb» Brick Pavement. Tbe I’amneut
uf tbe Footway to be of bard cherry brick, of «och qnsllljp
as (ball be approve*! by (be Warden.
Ybeitrictwbfd.aii above, to Include alt tbo fUnd, Grave),
aod other materials, and work n*ees»ery to complete tho
Cvti tract to the MtlafactUm of tbe Itupectof*.
Io addition tv (he bidding f»f the W«Tt, as al>vVo men
tioned, which will bvcnnstdered as being made forcaab, <m
tbecompletionufthecoutrazt.tbe propools wIU atite at
wbat price* the work will be dono ou a crmlli of nrn.Tr
BOXins. S. JONES,
Treasurer of Weatont PealUnllary.
iuXI'APER^SPKIKaSTOCK—KSi
Pajit Hangar*, Cheap Wall Paper, at tbn Paper
.Boom of 8.0. COCIIRANK, N*«. C Federal ettert, Allegheny
A chokeattortmaat at low i>ripM,forp*rlora,diningrooms!
chambers, halts, t-borclu*, Ac. New Psnelitigs and Mould
Inga, ImiUtiouUak, Klvne and Wcril; Prearoea, Tetter*
plain Satin and Celling Paper, Gold. Velvet and Plowrred
Bvrdm. i'ifo Board I’aiUrna and Cnrfaiti t'acwr
Gilt and Transparent Window filiadw, Curtain ’ Oilcloth
and Linen Curtain Fliluns, Ac.
Order# for Paper lUnglngaud Wljte WashmrVy cxneri.
e«ced workmen. . * *w l
; ■ a P-
TCoal by Weight. "
HE subscriber i* prepared to delirer in
Allegheny or PitUbargb, .? ~ . . "
CAN'N'KL OR BITUMINOUS COALS
0! the best qnality. Aa all Coat by me » wenrtu'd
purchaser* can rely on getting fall mousore. AUo, '
COKP, LIME, TIES BRICK AND CLAY
-« W - A * UCCT.URG, Allegheny Coat Be;-*,
mr *>* Corner Anderson et. and Ballruod.
Removal—Bcerfaavß'i HoiWa Bitters.
W K removed U,.- i.oim.iaetOTY ot
11 BSRHAVSB HOLLA.II> MTUE* to s/wood
•tttot, b«low Second. " 1
fol&d*wtfT
riKEASE.-tt>tiei
U bj («pI3J
tCantif&afre.
Notices
auction Sales.
S23ams.
Proposals for Paving.
IAMfK PAG]
sin store and for sale
XSAIAB DICKEY * <XC