Ptisbarfl (Sasctte.
T. L IATOT-.-A. EltffiLX..
8? BIDDLE & CO.,
EDITORS and PROPRIETORS
PITT^BUBQH:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL
Deibbtino TifH Cause. —The H<linioistratioo,
\ritb its bribes in ihe shape of offices, contracts,
&0., has proved too much for the integrity of ft
largo portion of democratic opponents of
Locompton. Ono t>y one they desert Iho ranks
of their former friends—otto by one they swallow
horning denunciations which they havo on for
mer occasions Marled against the swindle, and
thus stultify and disgrace themselves before the
whole country. Reilly, who spoko earnestly
againßt . Lecoroplon-rDKWAnT, who could see
nothing but villainy in it—and Owen Jones,
who ranked himself Among the invulnerable and
the pure—have all gone over to the side of
James Buchanan' 'the “nine anti-Lecomptcfn
democrats” From State, whoso position has
been, ever sinco the agitation of the question, bo
much talked about land glorified over, have
llirce—possibly to two.
v and CnAPMAH arc Btill
dwindled down to 1
llickman, Montuomei
Lbo last named voted on
!» tho Lccomptonites.—
counted firm, aliUougl
a recent occasion w
;mak arc with the people
will remain in that glo
Mostuomeby and Hie
and wo havo no doubt
lonor to them for their
rious position. All
faithfulness to a good! canso in this trying pe
riod 1 Let tho recreants go—they will soon
meet with a just reward from their betrayed and
deceived constituents. Their hour of triumph
is only for the brief present—the people will in
good time assert their supremacy, and in a fil
ling manner express their honest indignation.
The Washington correspondent of the Trihunt,
writing on this expresses views which
iio strictly coincido wit hi our own in this respect,
that we feel constrained I* adopt them without
further remark :
'•While it is meluncMly to rontcmplnte llio
desertion of men who pledged their, personal
and political fidelity, in the most solemn man
ner, to this cause, thcro is still one source of
consolrtion amid the painful emotions which
such flagrant treachery excites. With a few ex
ceptions, most of t lies© defaulters have justified
a share of suspicion throughout, from the ab •
sence of that directness and courage which the
occasion demanded. Tbeir tampering weakness
or worse wns well understood, but-allowed to
pass anrebuked from dictates of policy It was
the intention of tho Republicans, notwithstand
ing these known infirmities, in support every
man who should stand io good faith lo the lost.
They are now not only released from any such
obligation, but are bound to denounce ilie trai
tors. And it is comforting to know, too, that
they will faro no better at the hands of those
to whom they have returned with the brand of
a doublo deception upon tbeir brows. The
reoent defection audits damaging oonsequeuces
to the Democracy, will never be forgiven, though
the prodigal sons may bo apparently welcomed
with tho fatted calf. And for Knglish especially
t hero is in store a punishment in bis own District,
which will at least (each an instructive lesson
to such thimbio-rigging jugglers hereafter.
Mr. Owen Jones was among the very first to dc
nounoe the scheme of the conference as worse
than the Lecompton fraud, and yet lie is now
ono of the most roaring converts, afler the fash
ion of aUrenngadcs.'’
National Scirstifip Convention
body is now to session in (ho city of Baltimore
<>o Monday about,two hundred delegates wen
reported lo be either present, or on thoir way U
ibo oity. Many of Ibem are accompanied bj
their families, nmk.we observe that their Ecico
tific deliberations 1 are relieved by a scries of
private entertainment", on a magnificent scale.
The first was given I>j Mayor Smakn, at the As*
sembly rooms, bis own spacious rcsidenco being
too small to accommodate bo many guests.—
Every evening of tbe week will bo devoted to
similar entertainments. Tbe well-known hos
pitality of tbe Monumental city will be display
ed on this occasion in a most favorable light.
The Sun , of Tuesday last, says :
“Baltimore is to be made this week, for tbe
first time, the place of meeting for the American
Association for the Advancement lt
will be an occasion unsurpassed in interest by
any that has ever occurred in this central city
of conventions, assemblies and anniversaries.
This association has been in existence for twelve
years, and ha* held eleven conventions. It has
been welcomed everywhere as an institution in- :
lerosting in itself and honorable to our nation
and ago. U combines Iho most distinguished
scientific talent and acquirement in the Western
World, and its transactions aro a record of the
progress of knowledge on this continent. Its
object is once a year to bring together all scien
tific men to enjoy each otlfer’s society, to hear a
recital of each other’s discoveries and investigfcr
lions, to profit by each other’s expcrioncf&liiS
stimulate each olher’o endeavors, may
return to their 3
new zes
MBCwwflWKgrvTffft prepared to con
iesl of their thoughts, knowledge
"SfßTcxperience, in the particular branch of sci
ence to which they are devoted, to the enter
tainment and instruction of the 'whole.
To facilitate their proceedings, tho society is
divided into sections, each of which has' in
charge a special branch of science. Committees
appointed in each section to prepare Iho busi
ness which is to be transacted before it, and
to make a registry of all the papers which are
expected to be read. The reading of these pa
pers, and tho discussion upon them, will consti
tute the business of the convention, so far as the
pnblic are concerned."
Tlie most distinguished men of scientific ac
quirements, including authors and professors,
in the country, will be present on this occasion,
and their deliberations will no doubt prove
highly interesting to the pnblic
The Uses or Border Ruffianism —lt seems
by the following extract from tho speech re
cently delivered in Congress, by Mr Thayer,
that Border Ruffianism has its uses. <>n this
subject that eloquent friend of freedom very
truthfully says:
“Ifwo thank. UoJ for pxliiols, we should abo
thank him for tyrants , for what great achieve
raents have patriots over made, without the
stimulus of tyranny ? Without vice, virtue it self
must be insipid : nud without wicked and mean
men, tbero could- be no heroes.
“Tho bravo roan rejoices in tho opposition of
the enemy of his rights. Wicked and mean men
are tho stepping-stones on which the good and
great ascend to heaven and immortal fame.
“These miscreants, cursed both by God aod
man, subserve important interests. Tho sacred
volume which unfolds to us the life and suffer
ings of the Saviour of meo, makes record also
of Pontius Pilate nnd .of Judas Iscariot as ne
cessary agencies in the groat redemption
“So I will denounce no inno who hue fought
against Freedom (0 Kansas, as entirely useless
in the grand resalt. But what a learn to draw
the chariot of Freedom ! Atchcson and .String
fellow and John Calhoun, with the two succes
sors of Millard Fillmore to lifl-althe wheels.”
So the future historian may discover that
liven the iofamoos administration of Buchanan
may serve tho purpose of rousing the people to
a watchfulness of their rights and privileges,
and of- causing them to distrust forever weak
and ambitious aspirants for the high places of
the nation. “Sweet aro tho uses of adversity’
if thoy are'properly applied.
Another Loan. —Tho National lutellujmecr
slates, on wfcatis supposed to be good authority
that the President has determined lo ask Con
gress to authorize a new loan to tho amount of
thirty millions of dollars, and to fund the
twenty millions of treasury notes recently is
sued. This looks bad, indeed ' Tho recent
draft on the treasury for iho l.ccompton ini
quity renders the course proposed highly ne.
cessary- The President hardly comes up to
the expectations of a majority of his mipporters.
weinasgino-
Austbauaß lleat.—The following ia an ex-,
tract'from « private letter, <lateJ Adelaide Feb.
* *“I mn assurc you we hare nearly been reset
«J alive; we hare had ten day!land rngbie of the
hottest weather remembered for
east Tbs beat at noon in the shade was 13b
?„Tiro according to situation, and daring tho
niebt it waa°ncTer less than ay to 1M? in-doors
Tho hot wind never ceased .blowing, ,aud the in
numerable deaths from coup Je solid have • been
appalling Jo-.extreme.”
Tab difference between the two peat P**/*® 5
io «,pecl to Kansas may bo. briefly Stated-
One of thorn demands the robmisaion of the I>e
comnton constitution to tbe people, and tho
’ other the submission of the people to tho Le
- compton constitution. _ , ,
Sc.-uros SuuMr.a’a Health.—Dr. of
Philadelphia, pronounces Mr. Sumner dense still
'‘serious,’’and prohibits stiy attention for Iho
preßeot to business.
,_ The CnTU>e at Sew Orleane*
The most dl«»strcra» break wMch hiaaa jet
ooearred is list upon tho plantation of John
SI. 8011, on tho opposito oido of the noer from
Jefferson City. Tho heavy rain softening the
levee, and the wind shifting round to tho north
ward’ cut oat a gap of about twenty feet, about
ten o'clock in the morning, yesterday, through
which the Mississippi poured, with a fall of
about fifteen feet, a terrific volume of water,
which, at the lime wo visited the spot in the
evening, had inundated the country as for as
the eye could reach, andw&sslill rushing through
with increased violence, at a depth of about five
feet. Many and various modes had been adopted
to arrest the current, but had all proved una
vailing up to the time we left — From the X. 0.
Delta, lofA April.
The opening has increased to a fearful extent,
and now measures not less than two hundred
feet in width, and the water pouring in at a fear
ful rate. The levee, for somo distance on each
side, is wet and weak, and giviog way, piece by
piece. The inside levee, which was visiblo yes
terday, is now entirely covered, and the waters
are healing against tho large sugar house as if
they would sweep it from its foundation ovary
minute. The track of tho Opelousas Railroad,
back of the sugar house, is nearly three feet
under water.— Delta 14fA.
The crovasse at Bell's plantation, on theoppo
site side of the river, is becoming a very fash
ionahlo place of resort. Every evening hun
dreds of ladies and gentleman cross over from
our city and spend some time looking at this
miniature Niagara. Yesterday evening, partic
ularly, we noticed while thcro a large number of
ladicß, who seemed to hei enjoying the sport
hugely. It is certainly a glorious sight, and
it would he a pleasant one, did not the thought
of the immense damago it .was doing crowd in
and destroy the fcoling. Tho gap is gradually
widening, and will, no doubt, increase in width
for some timo yet, though it would seem hardly
possiblo to throw a much greater volume of
water through this channol, unless a genuine
river should be formed. Tho skiffs which are
inside seem to he doing a very brisk business
transporting, at one dimo per head, tboso per
sons who are desirous of making explorations
into the premises of the landlord, John M. Bell.’
The sugar house, with Us huge chimney in the
distance, and lashed at its base bv the surging
waters, looks liko an Eddysione lighthouse in
land. Tho fall of tho water over tho inside
leveo furnishes a series oT as natural rapids as
can be found in any Northern landscape, and
more beautiful too, for in the centre stands a
noble specimen—the prido of the South—the
monarch of tho wood—a live oak tree, the droop
ing branches of which nearly hiss tho boiling
,water beneath.— Delta IOfA.
Since our report of yesterday, the opening of
the levee has increased some fifteen or twenty
feet in wdith and a tremendous current is rushing
through, boiling, seething, and foaming with
the violence of its course. The clayey and
tenacious quality of the soil does good battle
with the assailing fioodsandalono delays a swift
destruction of along extent of the levee. The
water has increased a foot in depth on the plan
tation near the crevasse sinco day before yes
terday, and is spreading over the couotry It
is freely passing Harvey's canal, has invaded
Gretna, and is working down towards Algiers,
Tuesday thero was no water in Gretna, but yes
terday it was coming on Lafayette avonuo
alarmingly, many of the houses on that street
being surrounded.
Thero were yesterday from one to three feet
of water about tho houses between tho Bell’s
plantation and the brick yard lower down the.
river, and tho residents bad vacated most of
them.—The plantation clearing is now a wido
lake, being everywhere submerged, the fine
homestead standing forlorn and desolate in the
waste of waters which are dashing their menac
ing waves against its walls.— Delta, of the IH/A.
Thousands of persons visited tho crevasse yes
terd&y, and many of the ladies had to wait a
long lime before they coold gel near enough to
obtain a good view. The levee, from the ferry
lauding lo the crovasse, was literally alive with
people. Preparations were on foot for the erec
tion of a pile-driver, to commence (lie work of
closing it, yesterday It will, of course, lake
somo time to arrange matters. Tho work of clos
ing will be one of tbe most interesting features,
and tho spot will, no doubt, be crowded from
day to day. A boat, starting from the foot of
canal street would, no doubt, do a fine business
in Carrying passengers toithe crevasse — Delta
<<f the \lth.
“Tub llon. Mr. Reilly.*’—Tho Chambers
burg Valley Spirit says that “Mr. Reilly is like
ly to gain in pocket as woll as reputation by tbe
displeasuro of The-Press.”
We do not caro a button about the Hon. gen
tleman's gaining '“reputation,“ (of which, oor
Chambcrsbnrg contemporary would seem lo im
ply he stands sadly in need,) but we do think
that whatever be “gains in pocket’’ ought to be
quietly pocketed without saying a word to any
body. Certainly the less said about such mat
te nr, the better. If Judas did leceive the thirty
pieces of silver, he was not such n simpleton as
to jingle thsm in every-body's face.
By the way, siocetbo Spirit extols Mr/ Keillj’s
eioquencolotheskies, and pronounce* his speech
in favor of Lecompton the acmo of oratorical and
forensic art, why does it not publish, in patallol
columns, his other speech againct Lccpsripion*
Tho honorable gentleman must still Have it in
bis pocket, unless It has been crowded out by
the bulky “gains” over nhiefc Vue Valley Spirit
chuckles as if ii were an equal
jjy nil means, let us have
speech.— Phil. Fret*.
* Since Mr. Owen Jones has departed this life,
or, in other words, bos taken farewell of his re
peated pledges, oral and written, to his friends
and constituents/ to stand up to tbo principle
without which be would still bo vegetating at his
beautiful country seat near Philadelphia, “we
breathe freer and deeper.” We have lost, in
succession, Mr. DcWart, who carried his ponder
ous inconsistency lo Lccomptonism amid many
protestations on iho other side; Mr. Wilson
llnilly, who went over to Iho same side, after
having written himself down in the noisiest
Saxon against alLlhe frauds in Kansas; aud now
we are called upon to separate from Air. Owen
Jones. But wo survive the last, as we did the
others.— Phil. Press.
As Anchor to windward. —There is a story
of Fiend's arrest in Paris that, true is
very woll invented. Ho was seized only a few
minutes beforo tbo attempt, and they bad hardly
done searching him when the explosions were
heard, upon which tbo prisoner exclaimed, ,
“There! your Emperor has coanod lo exist,
you needn’t trouble yourself about me " Where
upon ono of the sergeants, struck with the idea
that in this case I'icrri might form pari of the
next Provisional Government, him
with. “ Well,-sir, whatever happons, mnem
her that 1 treated you liken gentleman
Several years ago Peter Remington whs rob
bed dh tho Sound steamer Perry of a satchel con
taining $lO,OOO belonging to tho Newport bunks
The robbery remained a mystery, but it hns late
ly been discovered that it was committed by Jew
Alike, an English thief, aod his associates They
kpew Iho bank porter was to take a large amount
in his satchel, and provided themselves with a
satchel like it, which they exchanged white en
gaging Remington in conversation After the
spoils wero distributed Mite went to Londop to
spend his share-
Toe pupils of Girard College, Philadelphia,
now number 355, all of whom are orphans. Tho
North American says that in
—“tbe reception of papils, according to the will
of the founder, preference ishrslgiventoorphaDH
born io tbe city of Philadelphia; secondly, to
(hose born lo any part of the State of Pennsyl
vania; thirdly, lo tboso born in LbeCity of Now
York; and lastly, lo llioße born in the city of
New Orleans. The number of applicants wait
ing at tho present time to bo admitted into tbo
Institution, is 212.”
Jossrn A. Wood, who had his leg broken in
Quebec twenty-seven fears ago, the same leg
broken in South Carolina tea years ago, and in
New llampshlro two years ago, was descending
the stairs of a hotel in Worchestor, on tho 10th
instant, when be slipped nnd broke it for the
fourth time. After this ho concluded to have it
cut off, and, as amputation was performed with
out taking him to a hospital, there is a chance
that Mr. Wood will survive his remarkably un
fortunate litnb. —Boston Post.
There is no need to go to tho Hottentots Jpr
degrading superstitions. At Ulcns Falls, N V,'
a man named Adams being sick with consump
tion, his friends have dug up tho remains of bis
brother, which had been buried seventeen months,
and token out the heart, intending to burn the
blood found in it, and thus save tbo sick man
But the heart was so far decayed that no blood
could be found, and so the cure canoot be accom
plished.
—Hrsrv Ward Beecher is great at taking up
collections. At the old John Street Church, on
oqo occasion, they wanted to make an extra
raise. Mr. Beecher eloquently addressed the
Dow converts, and finally asked those who had
experienced religion in that eburob, to bold up
their right hand. Nearly all the right hands
were raised instantaneously. “Now,” says Mr.
Boecber, “put that hand in your pocket when
tbe plate is passed round.”
A llbap of Gold.— There is now in Die vaults
of tbe Merchants' Bonk of this city over /our
millions of dollars in gold—tho property of the
associated banks of Boston. This large amount
is kept there from motives of convenience and
safety. The gold is in bags containing $5,000
each. —Boston Frans.
The D&uheakd's Esd.—Luther J. Wolf, aged
about 85years, a son of tho late Governor Wolf,
of Pennsylvania, was killed in Easton, in that
gt*to oft- Wednesday, by falling from the win
dow of his': room in tho third story of White's
Hotel, whore; he was employed as barkeeper.
Ho was suffering from aamapolu.
Oswtoo. April 21.—There aro now 60 vessels
afloat for this port will) over half a million bush
els of wheat and 00,000 bushels of corn.
Djrsptpsla And.PeMlltjr Cored*—Tocodou i
Foist, Esq., of the. PUUborgb Bad BUnboovillo Railroad
Offlre, mje “For years I .have bees as invalid from Dy*- j
pepaia. With a nope of relief, I resorted to many advertis'd
remedies, bat failed la deriving the beaeSteoagbtfor, antil
I tried roar Holism) Bitters, tbe happy ejects of wbicli
upon the digestive organs, and ta restoring a debilitated
system, uum me to recommend it rouflib-atly t» all saSsr
er» from Dyspepsia.”
Cstmosi—Be careful to ask L»f Uoc: bare's Holland Hit
tors. The great popularity of this medicine has induced
mauy Imitations, which the public ■lkkilJ guard agaiuat
purchasing.
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AND EAR.—Dr. !>•-H. Partridge from Philadel
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give his particular attention to lbo treatment of the above
named diseases. Us Is well known to many of the citizens
of Pittsburgh, some of them having boon patient* of his on
former occasion*.
Tbe Doctor may bo found at the MONONl! AiIKLA
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N. B—He bos a very Ingenious little instnnacDt of great
tmucflt in certain forms of deafocs*. ap*dV2wd*
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Bridgoport, Conn.
PMl«burgh,OS Pint! street.
This Machine StiUhes the
Flueat or Coaraoat Fabric,
Al tbe plnunreoftbbOperetur,making with eete.One
aml beautiful and duraUt StiUkesper Minute, elmoet nolse-
Iceriy, end erehocomlug Indispensable far family ate.
Fall Lnfcruisiluu rosy t>ti obtained by eddnvlng Jam os
Ewlng.f. r ALEX. It. REED, Agent,
No. OS Fifth etrm't, Pittsburgh.
Jas. McLaughlin.
uutoFACtcmn or
Aleobot, Cologne Spirits nnd Fnsel Oil,
dolMlyfb A'os. 168 and 170 Second Strut.
* A. omul a. a. oAKiiu.
», A. A. CARRIBH & BRO.,
Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agenoy,
No* 63 Poartb Street,
PirOßtmQß, PBBNA.
Oompantca repmootad of btfbaat vtooding. Chartered
by PenaaytTaaU and other State*.
Fire, Mir Id* end Ufo Rieka taken of all dearrlpllona.
A. A.OARftIJCB,
WRYMAN ft BON,
Manolkcfortr* and Dealers in all kinds of
TOBACCO, BRUIT AND CIGARS,
AND
LEAF TOBACCO,
Cerntr c/3*QhJUhi Strtet ajtdlKaMand Alley,
PmSBPBQH.PA-
J. M. IAITLIfI
rwtyiROECAXTT TAXX.OB,
No. 54 St CUir^jtort,
(Dr. Iriik** N»w 801 l ding,) PITTfiBUSQU, PA.
«*3o;lydfo
Special Rollers.
Appolutmcnt Bxtentlea loJune Ist.
UltS. C.M. FITCH Sc J. W.SYKKS
Will remain at Ibrlr Office,
No. 1(»1 1* onn Slreot,
UPPGSITB THE ST. CLAtP. HOTEU PITTSBURGH,
till jr s e f/n s t, \ ssb,
Anil may be consulted daily, (except Sunday*-)
for Consumption, Aalhma, Droncbltla ami
all other Chronic Complaints cotupMoitod wltt. nr
earning Pulnmuary Dircase, including
Catarrh, ll,art IHlnur, <J the /.irrr, Djj'
pepsin, f»w»friVi't, f'nnalr Coitinlaintt, rt>‘.
DUS. HTCH 4 SVRKB would »Ut«* that thcfi tirstiri-ut
ufOoD*um|itlun i»t>*snl npoo tno fact that the >ltic<isr rr
uti inVuitood and tyittn at large, both before,an-l during
ittdnelupinrnl in the Ittugs, and tl***y then-foro iemiilt>y
3l«Laulr*U. Ilygicbie and MeJiciual tomwliM to pqrlfy Urn
i'loud and strengthen Ibo system IVtlh thete, they n*,*
UKDICINAL INHALATION, which ralno highly, hat
™\j a* raHijUrei, whlrh n»-.l it10...* liav« no CuniKm ,-r
tn-1 Tnraliils aro earnestly rmitiunc'.l «E»i»*t wasting
the- prwlouß tiuicofrnralnlilj onatiy treatment bnaod apou
the jiUunil.Kv.lMit Ul** Ll.-a that tb« seal of Hi- dK.'h-0.. cm
1 1* r*»»rhcil in a dirr'-t tnrmnrr hy ItihsUMon
charge f.,r i-«n«nlp»th>n
A 11-t of <|n.-9tions niM I
Blllt US I,T Mint.
¥
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEBNSWARE
fl4lVo STUCK JI ST OPENF.n,
A r TlfiK OI.D F.’-TA Of.ISFTVENT or
1-1 E N Pt Y
l‘M Wooit Street, PlHiiMtrglit P«.,
in is now rpccivin/ from Europe :irul
Kaib-m Citio-, a cholo, OM..rtuienl of »rttc!»*» in Ins
lioA, (oR)|iri<iinK now m»>l tiudoful «hnj»*a of Pesrl Ulill**
StonoTea, Dining nad Toih-1 Wm.'. mi,l tli<* wntiiO in PtHin,
Hold, Lontro Bau.l ami rb-wer.i, Km- Whit- Vitrified f.on
8lou«* Table Ware, ki.-uu I'lli* th.* rn.mt -htrabb* nowin
U«» fur ilcili'Uirul NterimboaU; Frouch Chim I'f til'" “tylea,
in Pure White nnd (J„ld Baud, cither'ln sett* <>r "ingle
places; Richly Hill nn,l Ik-oorat.-d Toili't Set* Biittannin
vl Plated Cantors; Ocrtnan Kilvtr Tea Tubl.i Piwniw, i*<mp
Ladles, ic , plated with silver, fine Ivory Handl-d Curving,
Tea ami Table Knives tmd Fork* Tea Wnit-rs and Tray*
Shaker anil Scu-frmrs Table Mnt«; Jappaned find Ih-rnfahMl
TJo Toilet Setts.
Also, a complete uud lull a'ciortun'iil of all article* tuila
bio for the <\)UNTRY KKTAIt.TRADK.at prlc-s tophus*
tho publir, who are re-p. clitillr invitvl t*» examine ihia
stock. turt.-Jlm.UwT
I.HiA. «Sc HBIKKINS’
Celebrated Worcestershire Banco
PRONOUNCED UY EXTRACT
CONNOISSEURS uK A t.KTTKK FROM
T.-bxthn MEDICAL (IKNTLEMAn
'M.I :,,Ltl 0 «»»>■
K To bis Brother al
Ami applicable ».• H UoKCKSTKU, M.iy. l-bl
rvKtn A -T.il lea A perrins ib-i
S tlnor Ssirrx ii high!) .-i.-m
v A It l K 1 > MV im! ill India, and is, in uiy
W 11,.- (IKlot pull.laide US
■>► DIM! null «■ the m<"t wlivler,,tii.'
Kaiu-a that is tuadu **
rile mil) Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York
Klbibllion |„i F,.relirii Sane*, *;l* obtained by LKA A PKR
KINS to. tbeir WOKCKSTF.Ut* II IK K SAUCE, the world
wide fauns of whirb havtug l*d l«> nmneruu* unitAti»u«. ptw
chasers are earnestly m.uested to «*» that the names of
“LKA A PERKINS" arc impressed upon the B -nle and
Stopper, and printed npnn tba label#.
Sole Wlmle-sle AgiMit* for the Ullit*d flute*..
Ji.lIN DUNCAN A SONS.
Jut, Broadway, New Yu. h
A *to< k alwayaiu store Almi, orders re> uivetl f,r dm-1
■liipme.it Iron. England mjfclydf* •'
John C. Baker & Co’a
GENUINE
C UD-lil VKK Oils"
Tins Medicine, prepared in the ;ip
.B boUULAKS A C|J
It Douuloss A (5l
i/«hI manner, nod bottU-il by on. has received tlm *ai»f
,i,io of tins tunat aricatlfli of 11> u Medical profession ul Phil
tdulphla uud elsowbt-ie. who recommend It •« sopm-i t"
my other now manufactured.
B. DoouLasa A Co
Of Ita efficacy and Importance «# u retm-dliil lu eases of
CousimiptloQ, Q.iul, Bronchitis, Asthma. Chronic Kbeoma
tUts, aud all .scrofulous disoasts, it ts uunereM&ry t>,
- tboasaods of eminent physicians of Kuru|>e and America
liaring tested its wonderful ruratiTu pTopurtirs
B. DoudLoas A Cu
.Ii Doculass A Co
B Douotiaß A C<>
B. DucQuaa A Co
B. Dooutaaa a Co
B DoruLisn A Co
Preparetl nnl> ly.ltHlN C. BAKER A CO. Wh-.bwalo
Dniirgist*, No. IM North Third street. Philadelphia. Sd l
by nil Driii/nl«tN tliroocho'il the country fi.U’J
DKNTISTIiV. (jp
nn. j . m a i. my, /; .v,
SIJ K(i K. O N UKN rI s r.
KKiIM NKW YOKK,
x.rTR.vTs Tf.FTn tv mv'i'T r.us
E Rlsiili A Co
.1 D. Putt A Co
Paavr A c>i
li. Docatan A Co
B Doumass A Co.
V A I.IX’AL HKNUMBIJjiI AiJKNT T-. Tilt tifMM'M.Y
**-!nwit* T—tb bid Kllver, PUtan* and tiulta
ureba. and |*erf.,Tm« nil I'-'ital tali, n. m a ", leiii.fV
lanuar. without pain
C3»Terms nio«lerate
04 Smltltflel.l Slirrl, brlow l>'€»uitl»,
|aC:d«mfc IMlTltßliKtitl
DAWKS At L'U'liKV,
llnnsr, Slßii sml Ornamental Painters,
AND G R A /-Y F R N;
DtkLfU in
White 1 seat!antisiino Haintn.
Also, all kinds of Paints,Oils, Varnishes, Window ulnss,
Potty, Brashes, Ac,
144 fryxf Strrrl, tun doon übotx Diamond All'll
rarl9 Iy,lfc
UEO. 11. AM»KIi.SON,
.V- 181 f.il'irty St,"t, Pitt’bvrijh, /
uaNnrscTt.KCH asn wimixsais mu* in
Every Vaiiely of
PATENT AN 11 ENAMELEO LEATHF.iI
NhO' /.'■‘lh'f, .V/./l'fs, iV.IH»r„, /
(','in.ry Qtlf NLiiu,
Sol«a IjPather, Carriage Oilcloths, «Sfo.
All of which will be furnished at the lowest Cash Prinf
Q>|| IDKH WANT K I) .%.*
dty . __
h’Oi-thiitjrW BiXCIIANtiK.
SIGHT BILES I) It AW N 15 Y
DDIVCAK. HIIKKM AN A CO.,
UN TUK UNION BANK, IuNIKi.V, IN SUMS uF USE
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS.
Also, Dills <>n llto |*fitirifol < ami lowiu* “I Pr»n<-«,
Belgium, <l.-nu.ii) . Kiwi, mil l ''Hut Enroprsn
Plait'd, cunrtanllv oh ln»»"l ami fni «ale by
WM 11. W IM.IAMS 1 fn,
Ranker*. Word .-.'■tier ol Third.
MAXLACK tt~UOGBRS..',.
COMMISSION AND FOHWAKDINO
MERCHANTS,
No. 1H Hne S.re««, SI. 1.0.i1., fllo.
DUO TO
MiuU.-Ui A DiikrOh. M. l.ollia.
Day A Slallucit, Cincinnati,
Cbm DulflolJ k Co., L-<nn.Tlll«\ liy .
y. jt. Day A Co, lUnkof", Peru, 111» .
ilreru A Stour, Uankora, Muaeatin.*. Iv».».
Day A Uallnck, Philadelphia. Pa.,
U. Porayth, Chir.g.., Freight Ag»nf I t!hi.oi» l Vt.Ua
Railroad. JaV«mdlc
JOHN COCHIiAN «?c HI to.
■ iMCTACTIIEIXS or
Iron Hailing, trim Vtnlli, Vault Door*
Window Shutters, Window Gnards, if.,
A'or. VI .Second Street and ue PA ini Street,
(Between Woo.l auil Market.) PITTSBURGH, I'A ,
U>-« ru baud a variety of tu n Pattei ua, fancy and plait
nltablo fur all p;ii|»rti * Parlicitlar alt«nti>'U paid to e:
lueitigGrai” Is.ts Jnbhlhit done at ulmrl uoth-u. rurt
VANDEVER & TRIEND,
a r r o it n h: vs at i. a w
SOLICITOUS IN CIIANCICIIV
AVi 6, XJ,inf’t pul-uqi'. !™rn
AorColli-rtioiia |>i<>iu]itly mad* hi mn |uatt N i'.l iu
.iw*. t.r Wtabrii Wiwmiatti.
Will atleuJ to tb* imrrliaaeainl h .ID • '! E-MI-, ol
iir.hu Mmi.-t ..i. Huri'U *-1 lull.’
lIKNKV JI.CIMiLINS,
rorwattling and Commission Moichant,
AND WiMUMALK UFAI.KK I N
L'h**vw, Htittef, Seod.x, hi#b,
A u.l ITi-lm >• t*t-n.T,iJly,
t.r V-. -r> m«id si wt nttihunth
\V. ac L>. ItINKHAKT.
UANurAcrvKcua and untuis
All b I mis of Tobacco, BnulTauU Cigars,
Hate recently Liken lh«i building No I ‘4O Wood «•(«•*'!. I
addition In tl.t'lr Mauafactnrltiir Krtabliahliiriit, No 4il Irwi
itnet, a beret bey will be plcmeni to t recite rlmr Iriendr,
apZ7.l j!fr
|jjn pmLADKtPIIIA: SPiUSti, IB.W.
™A.H.RQSRMIEIM A BROOKS^
No- 33 (old No.SJry) South Second St.,
RESPECTFULLY invite Dealers and Mil
Uuen to their fresh und iu|»eilnr •'fork "f
RIBBONS, BONNET MATERIALS,
CRAPES, BLOND LACES,
ARTIPICIAI. FLOWERS RUSCIIFS
STRAW BONNETS,
MENS’ AND BOYS’ HATS,
BUSSES* BLOOMERS AND PLATS,
AnJ orcr? ibiug connw-ted with thin braucl. of lh« harl-
P °SkJShAt tlroo and tub Imyon will tlud Mir prices
sdspttfJ to their rcjtilreuieuU and a discount ol • I p*f
cent for cash will boailowod.
ia»Plea» cut nut nud prase nr a this adrcrtun'Oienr I .: j
mind yon of visiting as when you corue to this city
mrleod2in
PTP P M P ? ? ? ? ?
Traiiei rorllieCureorilernln »i Hu|.<nrr
MARSH'S RADICAL CUR* TRUSS
BITTER'S PATENT TRUSS.
FITCH'S SUPPORTER TKO??.
SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS.
DR. MANNING'S LACE or BODV BRACE, lot tli.i rnmof
Prolapsus Uteri. Pile*, AWomlcnl airi Splua!
DR. B. P. FITCH’S Silver I’laLJ Snppurtor.
PILE PROPS, for tl»« support and cure or Wen
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for weak »ud various a . in-
ELASTIC KNEE CAPS, for weak kueo joint*.
ANKLE SUPPORTS, tor weak aaMeJoJnts.
SUSPENSORY DANDAQKS.
SELF-INJECTING SYRINGES; elw*, oT*r> klo.l «t
alio lias a Trms wLL l* will radically curu
Bcrola or Raptor*.
Offlco it bll Dtostlore, No. UO Wood ftmt.-lgo ol tl»
»pB-.(!awp
Uoldee MorUr.
$l,OOO Reward for any Mfldicino that will
excel PRATT A BUTCHER'S MAOIO OIL, the only Indian
Remedy now eold tor Bheamal'sm, A'turalpia, Beadaeht,
■fijoOtadu, Riintn the Side or Body Sprains, Unites, Son
Throat, Burns, QmlradtdCords and iiutda; (be only Teg.
bUble remedy dlaco?erod that will ect upon them end Um
ber IbejobU. Thousand* of pereona b»ro been cured
then complaints by Ibis new discovery. All are iurUed to
giro It a trial. Wocipal offlee S» Washington street,
Brooklyn, N.Y. For ealo by UR- OEO. H. KBYSER, Nr
UO Wood ■trcd.Md J.P.FLBMINU, AUogbeny.
• SlgnttarecfpraUAßolchcrondie wrapper, end qi
blown In tha bottle.
Ualvanic Battery, or Electro Magnetic
Hedjcsl jrarposw, of arery «njwlor kind,
mill ta not Tree wf Express cUsrgw, vherefW *® Exprm
fßja, upas s rctaUtauco or Tco Dollar*- Address Dr.GKO.
S H. KEYSEK, No. HQ Wo&dsi.. limlargb, I'a. SpWOT?
#lrto afcbcttistmrnts.
••The Old Dominion Coffee Pot’
Nv. . of tln» uri'ior
RigtH'd. with th« COMMKUfUAI. JOUKVAI, ;u„l
KAMII.Y JOUKNAI. AND VISITOIt. in I’nMntior ..f ll.*-
*ara«vwu«><l on MONDAV, Mnroh 2*2il iiKini.i. A tj..uiiiml
retaliun n» «lit«r conlinaliig tnum «i<ek' Ut-i Im* *!».> Crr-
Tlio lt.KA»of Amnnla, ennjprelietidiint nil «lu»-* t "ih.-.Me
ludiritod, whither lor mibacription. a*WrrU<nti L ' or iml
im , remain with the ati Urelumvl tor tuljudim-ht *.id p««
in<niii must i>o made tubim nr lil* asiigti* 00l y.
I'ost ollice aJJrvM ft-i liorebjf<.r«s I’ilUbursh, f’a
KOBKRT M Ull’lU.l
Monday, April T7tb, npW-.lld
PROPOSALS FOR CASTINGS. • l*r..po
1 ml* for 4r>ti,ooo feet of radiuga tor tlio new All'x'" "f
Su*ix>n«l..n Bridge, will 1»« rwciTwl by il.i itDil"rmbimi
ln-twcen now and the Tvnlh of May, Theae ending* *»*•■ !• •
lm maunfarturM from the l«*t mialaro of cold bu*t rhar
Coal pig. Bidder* will plraae state (lid netly tho brand* .•(
metal* they pni|>o«o to ua«. None of thorn* caduic- will be
waot«l before next yuar, but the Lime of their d-bv-r * m>i
lie ngreod u|»jn at an oatlit-r dale. The plan* of lh- 000
lug* may lx* examined at tho Kngiueoi’* Ol)ir<s at Wot end
of oh! Allegheny Fridge. JOHN A KnKBMVi.
ap'i'.dtd Kngiwwr Allegheny Ku»pen»ii.n 11■ i-1.;
S' UNDKIES -‘277 sks. T.-nn. Wliotti:
n bbl. lard;
HIG B V
•J I'alvb OtUm;
SO Ultra Katiul) fc'ii.ii
?ll tou* Temi Bli-oms,
On ilraraer KrUui. •• t-> arrive t >r mile by
!»|.20
IiICKKV AIM
CHINTZES, Lawn-, liar**;:* - '
Crajrt r>. ? R»p«o.>, l*n<~-*ts ai.-J a ■•iilinniiil nt.>ck ■>! I
niwatim, ull chr»p t'ji cash O. HANSON l.u' K,
ft;.-*) Tl Market ali< *>t.
MuiUMiY & h:m* Wm
tholr S|n hip aBsortOi»*nl <-f Pr>-i*< !i ('!'•«ln* nu*l
BUYS’OASSIMEKKS, I'.^VTw.vd*,
ClhUi*, ni).| f.llx r 0-»-U »..r !•>»■» »«-ar -n :u««irti...>nt
)u*t rocM I.) a,.W MI.'KPMVA IHIItCIIKIKI.It.
AN OKDIN AM'E nuthnmin;* tin* (Jr:i<lin<;
•ml Paring of mrUin All->«
fACin.M 1. Bo It ••tinfN'il, Ar , Tlml ll»« Itvrcrdlng Ke,:*i
lati-r b« aud ho is hur*by ni.tln.ti/id anil i!ir«vt<'d lu ndvet
tin* fr.r |.r<'!>o*al« fur grudin/ All-v. U-twoon
i’l irl. and iKvratnr atrxrU, and for Ili» ,;radiiiK i>oil |>atinv
.if Barker's All**y. l’. iiu ali«-»l and (>n<,iie«u<’ \V*>
auil I utouor Our Alloy. between and l’ric-> utr'-ots,
in,l tn Ini Uiok.vuo lu tb*i iuriwii i •tnortiMi l.) no «.idi.i«in
ruin’.'! nlllß stlVct-l, ).SrH,«J AUflltit lllnl 1''..7.
Unbilled mill fUmled into , l.'V 1,1 I'.iiiiml- 11..- "-11,
l-v 'it Ai-ril. A. I*. IV.H
i*i •• t .l.iiix T. Wiunt -.,
fl-lk -t t C1.i11,, ||
fin k ,>t I'uuiui'ii, r .m„ ,1 <i| I'
PK« iPOSALS will l.e re«-me.! I.y th- K.
curding KngnUttii. at bM oftim. ..ti IVnn »lrv< I. >iul,l
MoNDA V, tlu> third .Ur M<*> ik iI. at ft >1 .Im tiKAD
I N«J Carj-ml*T»' Alloy. li.-twi.li n*rk and Is.**
Hint f,n OIIAPINO AND I'AVINU lUk.i'« Alin. I..i*-.n
Pt-nli utr-’t and Dii.,n«»n« Uny. -md I ni n ' '•,* Ali i'
FUu" and -ntluii* may I— *' -u ul 11.- Ki-*ni .lins
Krgtila.ur’s u|.7» lid K. K MuIdWJN
HANDSO'IK SILK KOIIKS, Kir!.
Organdi* Uolh-s mid •» fall Ini*- «»f • >tL*>r
Uouri*, alw' Oa|x? htolla mid > Miawls, iil1 4 v>l wliii l> «* ill
lx. fold ns itiwip u tli* nlit-»|«it l.jr rn»h
(’ HAN*'>N I^IVF.TI
SUNDKIKS— 12bbh. prime i^uti^r
40 do lre«h Kicr»
10 l>Qfl • hoiro P«t*d p..-3< lie*
l‘. d.i do uti|p»i»><] <!•>
'rti do Dried ApplM
2M bushels Peach Rli-asoni and Ne
ibanooik I’olat-Hfl r»r’d and |.,r «»l-at No Is 6 Liberty *t
*{.'.-7 RIDDLK, WIRTS A m.
CtASTINGS.
/ reired *1 <)>•• tjlhro 1 .1 tin- PilUt-urch W;*toi Works,
Cuuucit Chamber*. anti) FRIDAY.ApriI 'unli. lor ant-pl) uu
all tli»i ordinary Ca-tingii u«**-d nlaiut the Uork* Fur p<u
ticular* ouquiro »t tho t.ifltre *d the Wuike.
0p27 -11*1 J A SIRS NF.LSuN. Fop l.
STRAY. —Taken up l-y the Night
P.dli e nil Ft May nig,lit tUs 23« J lust . UIIO D«jk/flCk\
Krown Uum- Tin* owner ui o»n*r» will come forward atul
■ •mlii-iii tin* sunl h.irv«\ olln-rwi*** lio trill (••• t.l at public
Miction <m Sutm-Jav iu--iti<-ig tin- Ist tiny of May, ns per
,Uy ..r-liuanro K<*UKKT HAfiIJR.
»p27:3t Ciller nf P.-li.-•
jMIKSI) BUTTER —Prinm l‘rt»sh , Butter
... Tubh-Hulln eipre-udy f»i family win, received daily
Cln.ii a Family (irormw; extra quality (Irern and Flack
Teas. constantly on hnn<l «n-l for sale at No. 27 Fifth »t. by
ap27 RIDDLE, WIRTji A (Vi.
lAKEFISII -• 125 hir'iil.lM White fi'vh,
J Id 1 ) do Trout,
76 do Falnwu,
26 do flcrrlnf,
ILx.-ived au-1 for salnby [np29| HUNKY 11. COLLINS.
STARCH. —250 hxs Rochester Pearl Stnreli
received and for sal* 1-y HENRY !I._COLMNS._
LIME. - -2»W) bills lresh Lime if&toro and for
sab. l>y n t .2s HENRY U. COLLINS.
N'KSI IAN NOCK I*UTATOES. '—'Mm bush
prime White Mercer*, iu store and for sali-liy
np> i). O lIKKBST.ror Lil-e.rty nud Uand ats
CHEESE- 500 hx*» prime Cutting Cheese
4<1.( r. J and tor- sal* l.y I.BKOH A HLT'CHINSON.
FLOUR sWLliUeboicewhUc family Flour,
l>rd do Extra Superfine,
100 do Snp«*r Just rcorived and for *»!••
|.j ap2* LEECH A HUTCHINSON. _
HOMINY.-- 5 bl'is Pearl llominy in store
and for **l« by ajcM LKKf'II * lit TCHINHIN.
Butter ~^ r > u.u fresh Roil,
10 hx* ,do
.l u ,t rvc'J. and fera*l«* by LEECH A HUTOIIISS>*S.
I’j'llOS. —5 in store nixl I'uP sale l»y
'j «,,2K LEKCIIA irtTCUtNi-nS.
BAOON -U>oo U>d Shoulders just received
and fur safe by ap2S LEECH A UIiTCHIN^W.
PEA NUTS.- 40 eks in store and for sale
by n|.*J LEECH A HbTCHtNSnN
/XKME.VT, -stH> Union llydniulie O
\~J inent In Mure and fiw.Ssl* by
7[,2S fe-LKECir* HUTCHINSON.
HONEY JO Mils Halifax in store and for
«nl.. by *|.US LEECH i HUTCHINSON.
rpENN. FLOUR- -7* bids. Silver Sprinjr*,
| SO «J.> Unfen, and S 6 Imp. SMlrer Spring*, now lauding
fnuu nirtmer llu'l>.in fur n>l« 1>; ISAIAH lllClHll AO).
CTeDAK WOODEN W A -5 'do/: ~Buck
! «u and a neat* Tub*, uow laudiug from strainer Hud
•..ii f.T ulo by nj.as ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
fn,m
Bj.e> W. r MARSHALL A CU._
NEW PARLOR DEOOKAtlON^iMitin
th.1.l PowU, and Ur.M-a!oI Drslpua, f..r «ab- bv
u,,2S W. P. MAKS LIAM. A O)
OIL PA INTI NOS Landseftpes and R«v
AiH-ta. in <-il c.d.ir«, f.>i nr-*-l>oard* for safe by
«,.•* . W l\ MAESIIAI.I. A O)
CIKILINOS AM' TESTERS, deeoratod, W
/ ap2S W. P. MARSHALL A 0> '
Linseed oil-ikhuiMh. o.rsaiebv
n A. FAHNESTOCK k't'.x).,
fonu-rol Wood and front «la
LYON'S KATHAIRON 25 croen (or sale
by *p2u U. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO
Davis’ pain killer—so gross. for
aab.br a|.'M U A. FAHNESToCK A CO
SANFORD' ■» INVIUOUATOK 10 j.'ros*
f.iraaloby njriS It A. FAHNKSTUCK A IX*.
BEANS. .M)0 bunli in mirks and barrels,
f,, r > B |« by « r .'T' SItIUVKK A IUMVOUTH.
lAtiUS. 7 bbU Ibr eale l*y
\ a,sunlVKb. i Diuvoimi
lAKD In barrels and kejjs, tor sale by
j nitf shkiVkka mi.woKiu
CORN. —2nO bush prime White Corn for
*afe bj n|.-J7 JJKNKY II COLLINS.
POTATOES.- 400 nka (pure Mercers) to
arrive and for will, by i »|>‘Z7 J J U CANFIELD
SWEET POTATOES" 50 bids just'a'rriveO
and f..r •*!* by aj.J7 J li CANFIELD.
CANNING Ai. UONU,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
y,.. 22S A’..:rA .W. >,
V II 1 I. A D El. P H I A ,
Pol lb*nlu of PruJuc* and purrbaa-) uf Fidi. Ac ,4?. Any
orders entrusted with them *.lll bv piumplU loi*»«rd»d
ap2o dftta* _
D' WELLING IN EXUIIANUE'I4)kEB
WKSTEIIN LAND.—l’etnuus wishing to mir. iSH
chase a euinnxdloui and valuable family residence, witum
flro mile* of lb* city, or deairlug to oirnango weeteru land
for the lime, will {draw enquire of J U. CuMSTOCK, ,
Sharpsbnrgb, or WELLS. KJDDLK A CO.,
ap26 No. N) foorlta ntroet.
GUT BLIOOY WHIPS An assurtmont or
bcantifaldnt Whips juit DnUlin.l, ft, and 7 fe<*l;
alto a lew V feet long. Tbeac will be tound llie neab it and
moat I'k-gaot vrbtna for the aeuuo over aold In tliii citr.
ap2»l RIDDLE A CO. SO fonrlb at.
LEATIIEK WAGON WIIII'S fn,earned
—Tbe regnlnr renuaylranja Wbip, tnannfltcbtml ex
.litalTcly now by ap‘2ti H’KI.I j, UIDDLE A CO.
D' KOVEHS’ LASItES—- Wliito, Bruwn and
Duck Leaibar, and all length*, from 6to 12 feet. ¥«t
aalo lo lb* trade in any quantity by
ap26 KIDDLE A Cu , SO fourth yt.
H" ALP "OROSS QUERN'S COD LIV ER
OIL JKLLY Just rec’d and for aalo l»y
U U PAHNKHTOCR A CO ,
ap2i No. GO, corner Wood and fonrtb »t<
80ASES0UM SHELLAC in store nDiflbr
for aoln by ap2S D. L. PAHNKSTOCK A (X).
qTJNURYkS—goo caseTSoda Abli;
100 caaea German Clay,
.>n baud slid lui sal* by
ap2l
TllEHuhscriber is prepared to deliver in
Allegheny or Piilaburgu,
CANNEL OR BITUMINOUS COALS
01 tli* best quality. A* ell Coal delivered by mo la weigh'd,
tKjrchaeera can rely ongattlnr full measure. Also,
COKP, LIME, PICE DttlCK AND CLAY.
HOUSE FURNISUINQ GOODS of every
deacriptioQ, Marseltlrm Qnllta, very also.
Aft—for apteaila. and all kind* of Table
linens. Linen aiwl Cotton, and all kinds of Dress Hoods,
fitTw&Ae. 0. UAHSON LOVE,
apWawT fbnncrlj Lore Broth era, 80. 74 Market st.
D WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—WiII l*
■old at the MorcbanU’ Exchange, oqnutradayerenlsg
April »|h, at 7l4u’clock, SCO sham Central Sllnteg Btodr.
* * " AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO^
al i23 Flock and Note Broken, 6a fonrtb st.
rrwF.ET POTATOES—IOO bus, clioice to
O arrlfo and for sale by ap23 J. B. CANFIELD.
IS WARRANTED m
-rodur- :i cb-at nr
• *rtl. thr u-.. d *>i
UEO W Hi Fl.hi'
federal street.
up2J:2bl AII-phr!!V
.1 AMK> M Ai-i.KV.
SA SI U t.l, SI hl-.1.1 i
Inoltis < b<>li*- lions* Fcatliorr.
•J) caaea Bulph. Uaryle*<,
100 bagaNltrate Soda,
100 kegs Bi Carb Soda,
SuObbia. No. 1 Koaiu,
1000 bn assorted alzea WioJuW lilai
ALEXANDER KING.
Coal by Weight.
W. A. McCLUKO, Allegheny Coal Dvpot,
Comer Anderson it, and R&Uruad.
dfor «imt.
FOB KENT—A three story Dwelling Eg |T^Congress.—W. B. Nsclcy, (mem
Uouaeoa Fifthstrvet, (No. 1 ccotatme -• 11 KfSi u> s> r lor of Piuabnrgh Uar Vof !*lt» township, !• * eand*
tSfr***"*"*** «••** nepabl^Coon^-
*o’ tho w.wiiof a rr-fo■-»**" tml C^^AssEsni-v,—J. y\ /,oli.ch, of McKees
man. an.l will U> n-ntM for a t<*rm of r*-an» n • n port, will 1-* a candidate for Anomldy before »b*'
mu Tor furUitr t-artu-nlar? ca-joirool F" l^. n,y c 'and will l« anpportisl Lt
a. ,12 ALKXANPF.R KIN'I ‘ h d, «m-«od I • pirn thr* Ocrman K^pnblioaoa
RENT—The lar' r o Warrlmuse 1 1
* n..».-™,.i,JlrW H.Sniiih i r... imjM Oiciisos, «.r S-ttlll
1 ■ PAKK. Jlfl'l'RllV i O'. i.rtt-.t1.. U- I’., r noiy c»».cr.!to
J :.‘J J:. |, f T 1 ’"'
mo I.KT—A two story Bri.'fc I’lvfllinrgg i |rS*Slii:Rirr U.vi id l«u in, i.l IVcWes
.dFot Salt.
OLD KM-ABLISIIMENT i OR SALE.—
iiwnii: trt>«* d-hf»l.- Insdlli "f Wra Slitrhcltr*» , .jr ,bi*
ijmit«m- ho»in*~<' l" lire In ilmcortulty. Ttfrofnro
the lui.-M car rti-1 on by ,him~'lf and Lrotbcr i* of
f. r »«!•*. u rih II- • flxlnr»«».T.ortiryi3s nppamtu-t, etc
|, -md i-.rk (ahieh Ix-'tongto their
m ill I- .-Irrn to tin* purchaser lor a imutler of
;,t » fair r-r.l. TJ i • li nv.- i« wvll known •«>I of bnp ntund-
Inp. Ira'lnr ortnldixtied l>y Uirlr uncle nD>I father.—
W’.t M Mil* hell r i-<' nli-• hare d>-ne a IaTRo l>n*lneti9 lull for
iiiuiiy j earn ru utiotnaale pr.>.-ers, wiuo and It-jil'T iDer
. luitit'ai.-l r<“ tif» mp di«till-iH mahinp to pur
rlm«- ■ an »•' the |-rniiino, and nlo- k.and learn llm terms
by npjilyinp at the »toii>. No. -V.r LiU-rfy rtre.l Po**«*a
-i.'U rail U* k'i»< n either tho Ist June nr Ist dulr.
rei i. tavoruke*-|“-i ’ nud <*• •isiat r.v m«i chant a will Ik> nnjipllr-d
*< itb artich-shi tbouboto lino uu ».-ry fnv .riMe t»rm«. ns
thi y want !■* ri-diuo their stock lornit a purclm-. r
W.M. MITOHKI.TKKK. J« . A It HO
i N. H --All pet sou? Imtmp. claims apatnst Him tit in a» ill l*—
J. II I on i»n-M-nUliuU id their accounts ; and tho.** lud*-ht.-<i
, r , i rr-incftiMt t ' make pay oi-nl « Itli as HUI«
! delay M txwrdble. tiptTT'tt^
IIBEKTY STREET I’KORERTY EUR
J Tho Store r.-.m and I>w«dlin.-. «iinst.-d «an
l.il-eity Rtri'-t. near SI ('lair, known os No. 1 (*H. The lot
isahoiit 22 f.r t fi-niit and HA» h*t <h< p. hack to
‘ Kxr hanp" Alt- y, on trlin h h <r*M-twl a AUhlo and Carriapr
house. The niojk-rty n nls ftniily for and will In-sold
at a In,renin - m ,i .., t arcoiiiui-xlnliuK U-ruis. For parliralura
, e„qnin.R. 11. KINd.
•j,17 No. 211 Ulrcrty stroc-i
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, “c-m
lamit.it Din ■>< r«-M, l»-irm -* olS*rtioii 17 in Cee-h- n
j Tp . Muh-um-; r. .only, Ohio; ah--til I- 1 " c|.*nrcit, in a
liik.li *.tate «.| i tiiutiiie-n. al*out t*ne hall klrad* w l.and, of ■
SUJM ti-.i I,ri:,|,i V. the |. ,1m!-c - ln,di an ! t .llm.'. i.-adyl-.r thu
ploitl-lr It is one <-f tin- u~t Untrlr:-: Farm- m lh- '--nnty.
luivtnp t.eter Udinp -|-rmcs -n it.alrw- an < T- h >-d I e irtlig
trnitmf a mijwijh | instil y. tof-thm ailha pM»lnn<t..'.lu>-
h|o2t«.ne i^iib!iy It will I-|‘ Sold at a low |-ri< onml easy
I-ayni-nl* u i * • n. <ip>,iif /.AlxtK PTUECT, Paht-t, ■ Hii-i.
I?URSALE--A Drug Swre situated in one
. <*f th- heat 1.-atlot.- IU Him City t-f I’iH-btUTh, fof - llhcr
t a johliinir, r< tail oi pirrw i li-liiin hii'iur-xa. liidiicrtin-nlsnrc
i.fl.-r-d to piirchaa-i.* rontnininp adsantnpaa of rap> rwntr
ret,ce F-.I mf..rn.Hi.ou 1n.,.»i,.- ni JullN H A IT, Jr. at
No. ir-rt VV-.-l Str-vt, r>ao ,d W-..-I and Sixth, Pitt*
burgh, Pa. fi-9
Valuaole City Property for Sale.
very dcyinible l*.t (-n Water Street
■ and Hoilotil-f Alley, n- it to John lr\< in A Snna. l-t inp
I 'D le*-t • n Water *t.d k’t'iut -tr- t- md Dijd-ej.ai.-np (he
Alley.
It mil »•* '• M l-i .tber or iu lots <.l 20or 21 fret each
P. iI. i in-, i -»lo- h « -11 l-e tnn-le m«y as In payau-ul.) tp
pH to lU.-KPH S. I.KKOH A CO.,
uu4 dt> liberty Ftrwt. I*>tf»Lur*_!i
Ij'OK SALE —Unc <<l Walluco’n Patent
r l*..rUl.le Ml--ur Md!.. tJenrier’s Ul-s: IStenl
Muitoie- Knit. I! -tin.,- l.li-tli -in-l I'htU-r, -til r..m
t!---i.i. I i !y t. > 'lini: i«i*. A|-;ity t.»
M It hUYDtM. Oil Mill.
•; ! 11 ! -- -1 I’.-t->• SA. trials st. . A ti v t*<» i
Ohio Land for Sale.
THE t-ulisiTtl'<ir f-'F salo K.lion ten,
lownshij. 12 M. Mark rouctV, Ohio, c.n.moid >
sit'ii-u- -1 110 miles W-I of Massillon, on the FUDi itoul
lendiiip t-i W -sI-t, nud wittilu alnnit two tnih-B of lie* I’iil/*-
nnrvti. Ft. W«rt»« and thtaapn Kailnxid. Thaa-mth, out
and ooitli-*-a«i qnarten* are partly cleared and Improved—:
the reiiianrl'-r is rorere.l with Mii|a>rinr litnlxr—and tha
whole is m-il watered by apritips and rubuing alrvants.—
Tliia li-ni I* cmiaidi red the rin<-Mt body of land Iu the
cuti nt v H willlie s'l'l nieliviiii-dr.r In ijttarfera to anil
puif luwe.ws. To tin.•«;« ho d*-sir»- to invoat in real egt.it'- a
better opportunity is rarely ofl- r.-J.
j. H svvßiry.Kß,
No 101 -Hit stre-t. J'lUstuiryli.
l-'arm for Sale,
THE ANDERSON FARM, 2-1 milcbfgg
shove tho lh-pol, nt New Urightou, Hearer Co . pig
Ph., on Eh-vk House Rno, rcutaiuliig 10*t acrt"i ot ►!., etloiil
tdlahl-.aud'.'.S-f win h
d, ever) sere -I wld. t. •-
d>-i cnltl*«tmu. -nil re are 13 acre* umber, (iU»cr»n
in trraasand pa-lure, and au nhundiinr** o| coal. There la an
Orchsr*! or k'T.alte I Iruit Ures. hi altm-at ivi fi 10-ld tlieie
i« a spring"! m-v-. Uihm; wat<-r
The mipi.iv- ineiita . --li'i-t of a n*w fianio r<ne]lj»|t. at
tnrhe,! t--H w Uher I-. -ir-I—l loj R truall tenant h-tm and a
lariaj ITatri" ll*rn. I » l-r feet.
Thi-> < >■•->'e tar is in o In.'li ■lilr «f rnllivatln-li. fences
coal an-l in h i. -ja~ talde neurhle ih-Kiil, cucTeiilant to
.liiM-to- -'ho la. 1. r t-rnia. enquire Bl THIS OFF’ICK,
t-rof J:»I3 d.V wit T .1 ANDRKSuN, New Brighton, I’a.
KOI'K rII SALE O F I, DT S
at a-uction.
nr tub
Emporiumlinil ExUlc oml Waiinfarturii'? Co..
AT
mODND CITY,
i'ltliirki C'uKnfy, Illinnit,
UN TUESDAY AND WKDNKNUW
JrNF. lftT AND 2d, 1858,
1 BRACING A LARGE NUMBER OF
J locations fur Uuil-lioß purposes, whether for
reaidction, rtort**, maimfictorlea, or other purposes. Also,
Serial Houses, doablo awl BiaKlv Frame CotUpiea, recently
erreted, Iu modiTii styles and ready for occupancy; all of
which will be ofiored upon liberal terms, and eofd. w Rltoiit
reserve to the highestbiddt-r.
Mound City offers Inducements to jiersunt dcKlr-ins of lo
cat Jug. nne*jnal«l by any other pelot attlieWVst.
situated upon a hiph, blntt hank of the Ohio river, nix mites
al-ore Its continence with the AliMhalppl.lt iafreo fi-niu >d)
oiiVJuatic Tape-n*. is at Um lieail of navigation m the Ohio
river for largu steaim-m, in beaaonsof extreme udd w-nihrr
ur of drought; it is c-onikeehxi viltlr the whole North. Kart
aud West, liy mean* of the .
MOUND CITY RAILROAD,
Which makes four dally coimections with tbe Illinois l>n
tral Railroad, North and South; ttß,ab*o, daily connection*
by river with oil the i-gular I’ackots to Cim inuntt, Lmils
riilo, St. I»ni*. Memphis, New Orlesins. Ac.
To thoMannfsrtmer autl Mechanic, Mound City oflor*
*n|>erioriQdncemeut*. Laviug now tu oj<oratioti nil exteu
«i«* Funmlry, and Mochino hhop. Marine Hallway and Ship
Yard, Steam r-dlery aad Terra Cotta Works, an extenslvo
Barrel Factory, Flooring Mill, FurultUTe Factory, Planing
Mill and Hoe)* and Door Factory, I\>rk Parking KaUbHsh
nteut, mml wverul Saw Mills in tho immediate vicinity of
the town, all uf which give constant and Jnerativn employ
ment to a large number of hands. It olreinty has some
TWELVE &TORES, DOING A GOOD
hußim-s*. Itakeri*-*, Printing Office, Newspaper, Hotel, Board
log Houses, ck-hooiß,Chnrebes,otc^etc n aad possesses,
cm incut Jegrve, all the eiuneLits of A large City.
Tho increase in iUt.Utteincsfi, and in the mtm
)a‘C t>l' iL*tiDh:tl>ilants'ua#'iieenmarveHtm»;
'.Tbij-Malorials fur all kinds of Manufacturing porf*>(rH
ARE ABUNDANT AND CLOSE AT HAND,
Wbil* 11.0 farlliti.’J* f.T »hi|.mcut of tbo utannfartuml arti
cle, biu uocqiiHlcd by any utb*r |n.lut on tbo Ohio rlrir
TERMS OF SAJ^E:
Oik! k>mtli in Cavb: l«Ui)C’ in tbre* o.;nil. annual in-
HtaiiMenta In-arlug loUTrrt nt fcl* per ivut. pt-r aoniinijof
tlie dolerred paytuei/U may If made In tho stork of tbo
Company. 1,.i» may be pari'lteacd at private rale at all
time*. For lurtber pnrticnlar*, maps, plana, k|.|.ly to
W. U Stok.w, P-.J Ln-abval!«,l£y
C. K. Nourxe A o** --a . .Cinrinniiti.u
J. 11. Unnthari, K»q JU. l»nia,Ab>
HL Blniniy, Eei| . Ililladelplita, l‘a
J. W-Cot hran. Ksq lyxinetoo, Ky
A V. S. IJuiUioy, Ej.j . ... . ..Nashville. T«*int
\\ T Kancoill, Eiaj Odiinibu-t, t>
Or to lb* Srrn tary of tin- t V-nn-iny at >b-nud City.
Cy i»rd**rof tbo U»ard, It UAfNKR, l'ie*'l.
.I.ORianoLU. tfoc'y. aj>lft:iliwlmt‘*
FIRST JdST ol Applications for Trivcm
I.iconßre, filet! in the tlerk eOlbceof Allcybeuv
up to April 27Ui, 1M.5. TIluS. A. ROWLKY, C«srk
Allxlionw* Joncpb. Tavern Wilkiimlownabip
Alexander l.ydiu, do Mi’hoeijKtrt;
Appel Adam. do West Pittsburgh;
Atkiußon Thomas, do Third Hard, l*itt«biii r ).
Drown Juhu, ,!o do Jo;
IMtxhoorcr Willoun.do M>wei M Clair tp;
lUrker Iklvrard. do tth ward. I'itt»bur|d.
llrawdy Jnnii"< t do hiiuitoghiuu:
llrady Peter, do ;t-l ward, Piltabiir) ■<;
lU'ir.’inKi-i Cb» i*ibin, do do do
Durto llortuan II . with otlrer Tilt word nlL>*£.
Bojw'urtb Tbvuas, tuwtu ~ 'tb ward, Pittsburgb
Dranth(«n'er IL'iii ). Kliiabi th tp:
Boura William, d* Itubinaun tp;
IU-cker Prcil’k, do 2d ward, Alleglieuy.
IViriugor Autlionv . with other gooda,?*! ward, Allert—t,r;
Dri-lilei ll*orge, eating lio«»*. Mb uunl. PlHsbnrgh.
Merit* Antbimr, faveni, 31 ward. ilv:
Hmnmn Maurice, do do do'
Cwrxu John, tb> Baldwiu tp;
Cruwford Mirbarl. *b» 41b ward, AUeglicD)
Cameron Pamnel, «)o 2d do Pittebnrgb;
Cell# do 3-1 do do;
Duffy John do 3d do do;
Drako Calhai iu*. do Charters tjg
Drake Georg* S . do Uppai ht. Clsii tp
, .Dilkea William, do Findley tp;
IXital Gwipi, d*> 4th ward, Alb'tbcuv .
Kbler Samuel, -lo Wllkiuatp; L
V.nnej William, do Baldwin tp;
FurgosoQ Tlios, with other goods. Ciiartlrra t (
Finncrty Jolm. Htern. '-I w.ird, l’lttsbiiryh'
PoOtaua A , do do do
FridayJin<-pb, do &tl« ward, do
Giuduer Amelia, do Chartiera tp;
(Jazola Francis, do 3d uard, Pithrbm^h;
Galway D. K-, with i/tlmr g<x>di, 4th ward. IVi-l -i.
Gurkheiscr Aalinr, do do let do d >
GilWpie Robert, tavern 3d da do
Gilleapi* Tbonua, do Pitt tp;
Hagen A Feoncu, do wnid, fi"-lKii ,h
Hinton Tboa. A., do 4th do d-.
Holler Henry, do 4lb do ' do
Knot Tboa., do 6th do d <
Uesecmeyer Henry, with nthei g<a*|s, til -v J d.>
Hamel Jolm, taveru, till) want, do
llafncr Joseph, eating h«n», 3d im! •!•.
I.ibmuh Francis, tavern. do do
Healer John, eating home, do
Krugh Ueorgu, tarrni, Birmingliato;
liri74<r Joseph do 3d ward, I'ittit-ui, 1.,
Kroag Michael, do lJiimlDglnm;
Kauf Frediich, do Lower St. Clair tp;
Kellor John, do Mh ward, PitUbuTgli,
Kumpf Alowc, do Bth do do
KllßgaianAdam.eatUig honr*. 4th ward, Alb-*h«-n\;
Leather David, Uverh, &th do PiU.'bnrpt
Laoderbeck Pettr, do Versailles tp;
Llmbwy James, do l>t ward, IMtabuivb
Lsrcbor John, do 3d do d'*
Lynch F. A Ca,with ©tlier prods, 3ddo >lt?
MoUeD John, UTern, Sddo
Miller Joet, eating liomu, McKcexport;-
Mejer George, tavern, Hiimlngbam;
Morgan Rnaauna, do 2d ward, Allegheny,
Mnloney John, do Sd do Pitubnrpb;
McKean J. !», Tavern, 3d Wartl, PiUsbnrga:
McGinnis Petvr, do 4th do Allegheny;
UcCana George, do Mcßeerport;
MeLeeaJohn, do MiflUn tp^
MctntireG. P., with other goods, 2d Word,
McKinny.J. N^tarem,South PiUeborgh; 1
Power* John, do oth ward, Pittsburgh:
PldUJpa A McKay, with other goods, 41b
Recee Ezekiel, tavern, Wilkins* tp;
Rail Charles, eating home, Ist ward, Plttaburgb; )
Sbaffar John tavern, 4Ui do do \
Schnock George, do Ist ;lo de '
Sentos Naliumiel, with other goods, »*1 ward. 1 iifjt.mfc.i
Shook John, tavern, Lower 8L Clair tp.;
Sahncr Conrad, do Sooth Pittsburgh;
Stowart Roaanua, do ImliiMlp;
Scqofl Anthony, «»Ung imoso, 3d ward, pitbborgb.
Slang Andrew, laveru. i Ist «» do
Sodbriok Wm, do ' 4Ui do Allegheny;
fbrnft Frod’k, with ulliet lhrmtngbAia;
Schell Joseph, tavern, do
gtacy William, with other goods, McKeesport;
Sterling James, tavern. 4lh ward, Piltaliurgb;
Sauden with other goods, 6Ui ward, PiU<d>ui fr h,
Schwenhart Adam, tavern, do do do
graft Louis, eating bouse, 4tb do <lo
Tracy llngu,- taTem, 2d do . do '
Taylor Ilenxy do EHzahatti Doroegb;
Taodetn Jvdui. «lUi6tLaigoDd% kthvraM, Filteburelr
Weaver 4t& wacd, ABeghenv;
Wraiaoo Robert,
YVoodctifl: Tfrtiry, ihv '2»l wan! T 'PiUaLtm:b;
YcatCathvtim*, ••• do IhiMinroatp*-" ■'"* -
Yoongiai, ' do Wwanl,Pitui-nrrh; •
Zappbel Margartl, do - lap- da ~ do ' ! op^d3t
TENN. FIG METAL—-80 tons on ateamei
Black Di amond to arrive fer sale by
ap24 Iff Al AH DICKEY A
fflanirtialfS.
ff^SiiERUT.— Harkv \V«A)DS, of Peebles
».wro*hip. -N'ki U- n-n-a Mi.-an Dominate A,
MidcllT of All<*sh«iy count*. a j»s.iltc
p^^SnEKiFi’. —C. . Ijatcheijir, of IVoMes
towtwliip. Is i candidate forth* oominalion fer £{?&
iff of Alleßhcuy county, •mbjvotto tlic Republican Countj
Cuufcution. _
jrS»SnEßirr.- -0. L. Magee, (IlaUfr,) Third
Ward, Pittsburg, laa candidate fur Sheriff of All*
plirny-r.miity, to Ilio ncti® of tbo JU-poLllcan
Comity Convention. _ *p£-dtc
ff'^SußniPF— Jared Al. Brush, of the Sixth
Ward, pittslmrph, la a rauididatofor Pfacriffof All*
plumy county. wt>Joct to tbo Republican Codaty Conven
ti'-n. _ . ap2sdlc*
p'S'SiiEßirr.—l»n. William Woods, of Sc
vrkkloy u*>iY>ug}i. i* ft cauOidAt* ti>r Sbrriffnf All
rliput connt>, pul-Ji’cMi* <•>** County Contention
rar;;i:Jtc*
[i T-.^SiiL-nin—James L. Ukahau, ul Third
Want. i» • oandiilata for FhetifJ,,f ad c
plienj comity, •nijMrt to Hit* Uepublican County Gcnti’o
««•". mrJinlu*
[J'S^rnoTiioNOTART —James li. lljlands,’ ol
15*im «"» nship. i*a candidate for l*rot!ioai»t..ry, fuj,
Jecl to th-i Wis». u ..I Hi-Republican County Couv< i.timi
apVdtr
jf SPpKOTIIpNOTAKV—I>AMEU ARMSTRONG, Ol
Third Ward. is aciui-iidttU lor Pro! honour y uf A 1
c-unly. sut.J.-ci l > Uw dodiion uf Uh> Republican
CVubty Convention mrj-i-dlc*
r> 7C»X'KnTIIU.VOTAHV—I). C. Ilultz, of Sninv
U' T ’S d-n township, will be* taDdidato r..r tlic office ol
Pndl.nnotury, "übjecttu the drri-i.. H <>l the publican
C.inity(W«>i»U«m._ apl;d|c
rr‘?r t ’CmiUi-'sio\rß. Korkkt Alunuhh ol
tho Third Wnr.h IMM-orgh, will be a randi’uto
lor tin* olTioo uf County C»mmiMi<>u*r,i<t>bjLYtU> tho decision
• .f the Hrpntdii-nn County Contention. a[*£l:tr;wF
rr^CoMui^r-ioNKR. —John Shaw, of Shttlci
***' T^ r Township, will bo n randid;it>* for County CobiiuU
► n.n*-r. subject t.. tin* dfci«nm r.i rhe Republican Conotv
Courmliun. nplitdiwtroh-i Y
[i"V r l. , uE<»NEK.—0. C. HoSTUH'K, of Muyor
*■ Wt-avei ’» Day Puliro, u ill be a candidate for the ••flb-c
of Ornii.T l-fi-r*) the lUpul.l,. an <Vnn*y Conr-nth n,
. ... _'7=f~
r.iRONER • Wii.i.iam Ma<key, former
lycf Wood street, but now of tbo Fourth Ward
rit7 of Pittgbnrgh, i* a candidate fur Coroner, subject to tin
decision of tbo Republican Ouuventlon. ap27nJ4wteT
JV^»l?oronsr— J. l). Baldwin, of Fourth
“' I V r Ward. Allegheny, ii a candidate fur Coroner, subject
tu the decision of Republican County Convention. ojrtfctffc
U -VOoroner.- Wm. Botd, of tho Third
Ward, Allegheny, Is a eaudhlnt* fur Coroner, snbjurt
to ti." d<. of lh<* ll—|Mititi« iuj Convention, nit'Alidlc*
]i !•"! Ri»sr.R. — S.\ Ml r.L B. Cooper, of Sixth
* Wind. I’ltLHr.iirah. is i* randijato for Hit* above office,
•tihj*-* t t'.*« I- I-. ii ol the Republican County Couv„u
U-.ii. rur27:dtc
jaoticcß.
[I .y Ihii.iMt Savings Bank, No. 0. r » Fourtii
Mreet |ii-pc?iil« mailu with this llank hi-Gpe tli.
fir-t day of Mb y, will draw Interest from that daf»
CHAH. A COLTON, Tren-nr.-r
Braver Meeting at the room-; 1
the Young Men's Christian Association, Filth *tY**ei
(in<n<ilte lh*‘ I‘nst i»rtici\ PKOMr’;' TO h(i KVKRV SlUllN
] Nil. The public are earnestly iA»it.-*l to at tend. up'*) ,Jt ;>
Men.—An oxpcrietK-eJ
Ho-d* l<wper vn--ln-» :» situation Oi-od testimonial*
fi.un his l*«t liiet t—«l city r-t-n-ufe Kiteo. K-r
-.1. iikleivi' w. iiMi -tv H--111 N*» 71 St Clnir tlotrl
]'i /S**Tur Ai i-I'.iiinv Bank. -The business
thl* bonk will be tianaacUd at thecornerufThlr J
nnd W.kxl “ire ts. nml after Monday, tho Itftb inst
J. W. COOK, Cssbi«r
laos City Hass',' 1
Titt.-xcmh, April 21th, ISM j
DirerhTs uf this Bank have, tlii.a
'hiSr day, called for an inxtnHmcnt of twelve bO-ltn
i-oinßs rin auARt, (t<einc 2-'i i«*r rent,on the Capital *t*wk *
payable eo MOSDaV, MaY luth proximo.
ap-.T JOHN MAGyrriN.C^hiri
Ol rice AkLfUQEAY VaLLET B»IU10*D. 1
l’iUabnrgb, April 23d, 1639. /
P'^^Pruivsals, —Extension of Kah.roahto
Mahomau.—Tlio Board of Managera of the Alio
pbeny Valley Railroad Company inrilo propotalj fitr tbo
graduation, masonry and bridging of tbat portion of said •
Railroad lying botwoeu BiLUnning and month of Mahon-
lag, a distance of ton miles. Also, for emsa-tiee, rail-bani,
■pikes and chairs. Bids are aoHritodfordoingsaid work In
sections of cm* or moro miles, ond also for tbe wjiole work
Separate bids for graduation and masonry, bridging,- (To**-
ties, iron, splhoa and chairs, fur tho wbulo pr put of said
worn wiil be cooiidered.
pAjmimts to bo m&ili' as work progresses In tbe pn-hrieti
stuck of tho Company, bearing 12 per cent, interest. Bids
tu lie rvcvircdat thoodie*of tlie Company antil tbo tilth ol
May next, lty oftier of tbe Board.
ap243wd IV. V. JOHNSON. PrestJeut
auction Safes.
I*. M. DAVIB, Auctioneer.
Commercial Sales Rooms, N0..64 Fifth Street
GOUNTRY STORE AT AUCTION.—On
Friday morning, April 30th, at to o'clock, will be sold
fatfheromiuercia! sales rooms, No. C-t Fifth mtmit, a large
nml varied stock of goods from a eonntry store closing basi
nnss. Tlio article- an> principally fresh and well selected
comprbiug Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoe*, Hats, Caps.
Arlilicials, and Variety Uocda hi general. Among the Pry
Gooils ar« priuts, lawns, tetmierm, hinalins, linens, table
cloths, toweling, snmmer wear, blue stripe shirting, conn
terpane*, shawls, hdkfs., hosiery, gloves, Ac. Tbo Clothing
embraces men and boys* wear, TvMa, panti»,coats and shirts.
Among tbo variety goods aru Btnpuudon, thrtwJ, nee«llA«.
pim*. *g- -apa P. >l. DAVIS. Anct.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS At AuctTon.
—On Tbnrsday, Friday and Saturday evenings, April
'Jtflh and 30th, and May Ist, at 7 o’clock, will be continued
<m tbo first floor of the now Cbm mere tfd Sales KoomaNo. 64
Fifth street, tbe large sale of Miscellaneous Books, all bob
and perfect, from a very oxtcnvlro collection, comprising
the latest and best editions of choice standsrd works, and
tbo-mest popnUrauthors in elegant ruiacellaneont Liters
•tarojXEogliah transUikms of tho classics, superb family
.jhlblea; blank books, stationery, 4c, Ac. The stock is nr
riulgeil for examination, and prirnte ule at low prices dor
J ,lng tho day. ap2o P.it. DAMS, Aoct.
S‘ TOCK Ft. W. &C.R.K. at pbivatb
siu, in lots lo mil purchasers, by
»P 1 P. M. DA Via, No. 64 Fifth et.
Daily sales atjfo. 54 'fifth st.;
At the n«w Conunordal Ealcw Koorna, No. 64 Fifth
atreet, every weekday, ara held public aa)« nf good* lu all
variety, for tlm trado and conauraera, from a largo
ahkik which U couctaully nqik-uultrd With fresh ronalgn
meat*, (hat uirut be clOkcx! forthwith.
At 10 o'clock, A. M., Dry Hood* and tanry artirlrs, roni
prising unarly everything Deeded in the Imeb-r |» r*ouidai*l
family use; Üblo cuttory, hardware, rloUiia}!, l>uola and
vines, Udit-a wear. Ac.
At 2 o’clock, P. bi*na-bi>ld ami titrben furniture, ctw
and second hand; beds and Kdditig, r.iri>rLs, tdegnut iren
etooe China ware, stoves,cooking nh'nails, groceries, Ac.
At 7 o’clock, P. fancy article*. Watch**,clock*. Jewel
ar.niTUJlcal (mtrnuuinta, gnns, rhdhing, dry K
rod nlioca, book*, atattmiery, Ac. I*. M. DAVIS. Anct’r.
AUSTIN LOU3IIS & CO,, Ellcrrliaots' Rifbangr.
Stocks ani>bonds~atauction.-
WIII be sold at the Merchants' Kxdianee TIII*<KVr
NINO, at 7*4o'clock,
15 aha rwi Allegheny Bridge Stock told.)
SO do North American ilinliq; Cv. Stock
ibO do Central do d.i;
15 do lfeacer Lx. Tittab’g aud C. R. R;
S Uoud. Lnw-'.ur.) County,<soo each.
* AUSTIN, LOOMIS A CO.
rtpy 3 No. 69 Fourth Mr*it
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMJS &.
00, AT THK MKKCHANTS’ KXOUANGB EVERY
THURSDAY EV KNlNU.—lfank, Bridge, In nuance ami
Copper' Stock, Bond aud Real EsUte sold at imblic nl*
at the Merchant*’ Kxehauge by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
Kotos, Drafts and Umna en Real Estate negotiated cu
reasonable terms by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO n
*°2l Stock Note Brokers. W Fourth at.
SiHanlg,
e SITUATION WANTED—Iu a Unaware
j or Drug Store, by a man of considerable cxporienco in
thoeo -bportmvnts ol trade No objections toacc*pUu*a
situation ' lit of tbo city. Best of refcrvuce given Anv
house in the at»ov«* Imrintw tho aervkca of •
patent and reliable man will plei.iu address “A. li *> p o<
, r »GI, Pittsburgh, pa. _ ap2S;2f*.*it.,^
WANTED —A situation as Book-kcvn-r>
by a Young Mao of good bneincea talent. SaLi v
not ao mncli an object in steady employment. B«at of n-t
erenro utTHIS OFFICE. nji'.*U:dii
WASTED IMBIKbIATICI-YTI-'ToToOOfflen
to engage in tbs aaln ol tho moat popular •elllng
Hooka In America. Invalids, ilechatiica.fiirmrni and Tearh
era wishing to travel, will find tin* to bo a very prufftablo
and pleasant busituras, enabling them to son tho country
and make money at tho same Umo. Agentanowinlhe
lovn are clearing from $5OO to $1,500 per year. For full
partlcuUn and a Iwtnf Bonk*, addresa 11. M. KUI.ISON,
Qneon City Publishing Uouie, UI Main street, Clnrlnnsti,
Ohio; or. If living East, D. RULtRON, PhiladHi-bm.
anlSHydawtuT
WANTED —Agents to sell in tlio State ol
Pennsylvania, my HAND POWER P
MACHINE, Umt two men can carry about the ficlJand pnll
| up the largest plao atumjis by hand In about two minnt<»
each. Addrtm ap<x2md W. »*i >i Bangor, Maine.
Tue history of Dr. J. lIoamTER , s Stomach
Bittik*, the moat remarkable medicine or tho day, and the
many core* that kaTo been with it in cans of Llr
* r C.mpbilnt, Dyspepsia, Servfaia IVbitlty, and ottier di*
cases anaing from a dtaordercdyilontachor liver, places it at
once among the most aatecbhiog diacoven'p* that ha* taken
placo In Ihe medical world. Tbcdiaeavea u» whirl) -Bilten"
arw applicable are bo enlvertal, that thero are Lnt few ofonr
tricods who may not test their virtorsln their own families
or circle of acquaintance*, and prove to thoir own aatlsfac
tion that there I* at least one remedy among the many ad
verfieod medicine*, deserving the public commendation.
Sold by Druggist* everywhere, and by HOSTKTTKK 4
SMITH, Solo Proprietor*. Nu*.£S Water or 63 Front nt*.
apSlMawT
To Nervous Suflercrt*—A retired Uentlvinan
iiarlDgbeeu reatored to health in a few day*, alter many
year* of nervous suffering, will send (free) to assist other* a
copy of tho preecriptlon and* supply of. the remedy, on ru
coirlng * atampul eovelope bearing theapplicant’s vldreas
Direct tho Ret. JOAN SI. DAQKALL, lbG Fnlton street’
Brooklyn, New York.. ap9-Jmdotvt^fnwP
SUNDRIES —lOObbTfclarjijeNo. 3 Mackerel
a> Lbta. No. 2 Ua:lcctol: 20Lr.bfcls.Ko. *2 do
20 bbls. No.l do .23 do ** 1 d»
1 rkklfd Urrrinr: 23N.-U. UKufion. W. Pish
10 “ IrteSfdtnco; 60br.“ do dn do
r~ ra^ Cf *2 10 MU Flint JWinj.
?l l « a £ e9 ?L* H $ Jo ° “ WblMLlme;
U X' l « Q “«C«««*^tt)boi».l*earlbtarcl;
ZM boxM XV. R. Cbcw: ttbbls. do do
, “ £?*' D *f r *. ** 150 DriH-Applc*;
~ lOO “ Fmdltfhit* Beau*
** Oniow. In Store an.l £jj by .
•P 23 J. 15. CANFIELb-
New crop suuak ani) molasses—
-IC2 hh&j prime- and cholrr* N o Sugar;:
2S MdeLoal and (SosUol Fn^ai;
2&0 “ prime rittbUtfrn Moljui'M, oak cooj*rare;
'32 ■ tSt.Jazn(Bengal* Ifi-u&i Mot.i«**e do,
Rw'd aal torirlo by WAI. SUTCJIULTtthK, Jr. * BRtt,
miS6 - . MoSO9 Überty etreet.
W/ DISKED—ISO bbiu. prime Double Bee*
Yv Ufl«l Wlifekej and 29 tU*. Uhl
WhUker, viUi an aumtine&tof foreign and Defliosri o
Wiuee 00-l fJ-ioor*. (or ealo at tire lowest market price*
WM MITCUKLTREJC,
icrttJ No*2iv JJ thirty ftmt>