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t) - ». WIUUB3 J»- L. KATOJt—•
—9. KinoiX—iOSStli dhrrt
S. RIDDLE & CO
and PROPRIETORS
OPixa T SBTJ,R.a-]H: =
MONDAY MOENINqT MABCn '7, l*tf. 1
__RE PUBLIC AN COUNTY COS VKNTION.
Till opponents of tbc National Adqiinistra
linn in Allepocay Coctoty *r* 1 tn mc.-t in tneir
rfuptctiTp »UfO»m tiuutot*, on bATUM . V, . *rcli aCi!i,
*Tidei«S lo a trinity C-itit. h(U.h,
viiicb will awemblß »t th» COUttT HuUdK, on WKbN KS
i>AY, Starch JVHb, at 11 o'clock, A. M. f
Tbocbj«tof thU Convention.t* to eVct Jcl.-.iUi from
thUeoauty totboUt*<» Convention, an.J act njmn a i**i «,f
mb* for tli#conTimiffll of fat are nominating C.inv«T>ti<ma
m tMeconnty, whirl,‘will at that timf I* miltmitlxl !>) Hie.
County Committee.
The Drfe*s»to JklßOtinga will Ijo Li-ld in the !•*-
[ffMO the boor* of 3 and 5 J*. M„ aivl in the rinr» n n<l
thelioun of V ami '* i* M.
. By order uftho County Commutes.
S. 11. GKYKB, t'l.iirn.an-- /•«
Bcsfnz Kriitt, M?-.
It-49 amusing to bco the way io which the so
called “independent” press treats the recent
developcmenls concerning corruption in the high
places Tbe Philadelphia Ledger,
for while it freely ndraita the
corruption, and Karnes it all on “politics,” hut
fails lo attach the blame where it properly be
longs—to the democratic party. The New York
. Herald, with more frankness, admits tbaiit is a
damaging revelation to all the individuals iu-
—■ volved, and must prove injurious to the party
with which they are connected, but does not
' hold the party itself responsible; and other pa*
pfcrs of the same class take s similar view, the
main anxiety being to shield the party while
condemning the criminals. Thus the Baltimore
Sun, giving theletter lVterson to the
President, which “J. B.”*o readil* endorsed,
declares the letter to be “offensive,” and tbc en
dorsement of it by “J. B.” a crime, but:. Ids :
“Now it is very possible, and the majority
report of the committee of investigation sustains
the fact, that tho public interests suffered no
detriment frdm the award of the contract iu
question fo Merrick & Sons; but tho award
5 having been made after the reccpLion of such a
letter an that of : Patterson, and the letter itself
having been submitted lo the Secretary of tho
, Navy for his ‘attention,’ and its suggestions
having been carried out to tbc result predicated,
present altogether a transaction well calculated
to foster publio suspicion with regard to our
whole political fabrio, from the highest station
to the lowest.”
"There it is. The suspicion falls upon our.
“whole political fabric, from tbc highest to tbe
lowest,” and not upon the guilty party in pos-
session. Why should (be “fabric” be condemn-
ed for tho crimes of its inmates ? U does not
follow that because the President and his min
ions are corrupt that every one else in the coun
tiy'xs; it only proves that tho political party
now administering tbe government is rotten and
faithless. It is to be hoped that there are honest
men enough left in the nation to save the poUl
ical fabric from going down.
Tub Tariff.— When Mr. Simmon's amend
ment to the “Omnibus Appropriation Bill, re
storing in a certain measure, tho principle of
the tariff Qct of Jbl2, was defeated by a majority
of a single vote, Mr. Casieuom remarked with
indignation, os follows:
He was now satisfied that it was not the in- i
tculion of tho majority to do. anything to favor I
the great interests of the country, or io-restorc I
prosperity to those who have been prostrated by
free tnvdo and enormous expenditures. Every
proposition having for its object tho pros
perity of tho country hasten steadily met and
reaisted. A long discussion bad just etJded
upon euch a proposition, and although Mr. Sim
mons’ omendment was declared ia order, yet it
bad been rejected upon a direct vote.
Mr. Cameron proceeded lo discuss the present
Condition of the country and tbe tariff question
at length.
The Senator from Pennsylvania labored earn
. estly, daring the entire session, a fair
tariff law, want of success Cannot, we
are sure, bo attributed to any remissnees on his
part. Pennsylvania had in him a faithful rep
resentative in the Senate, and the only regret is
that his colleague was not imbued with his feel
ings. Uo then would have labored more to serve
his constituents and less lo serve the Prcshicui.
Ths Republican members of the Moubcilso did
their whole duty during (he never
faltered when any move was made in behalf of
the interests of their State. Tbe same untiring
energy on .the part of Senator Cvmeros and the
large Republican delegation in the next Congress,
may secure to the country all the blessings that
can be expected to flow from n protective tariff. ;
Tuc l'aorosKii Jncbkasb of P»v*ta«;e.—The
democratic, overbearing, tyrannical majority of
the Senate was so intent on imposing the burden
•of dear postage upon too people, by increasing
the rales of postage from three and five to fire
and )en cents for each single letter, that ijjuf
fered the Post-office Appropriation bill to fall
rather than recede from thia act of oppression.
It came out in the discussion, that the convey
ance of every letter from und to California, by
the overland maiipcosia from thirty-five loeixty
dotard. To meet this and other equally wise
: and', extravagant charges, the postage win
'•v raised. The House, however, stood firm. It
contended that the proposed increase was a rev
enue measure, and coaid only originate in the
House; it therefore refused overt to consider
it. The Senate, having taken the first revolu
tionary step and assumed thiM-pecla! coneiitu-
lioual privileges of the House, would not give
np, but haughtily declared th»t the government
should stop rather than submit to such a rebuke
of its usurpation. The House, thank Heaven,
was equally firm, and not only were the people
saved from the imposition of a burdensome tax,
bat the constitutional rights of the people's rep
resentatives were maintained.
Let it be remembered that it was the demo
cratic majority of the Senate which resorted to
these revolutionary meaos_for the purpose of
accomplishing a change in the postage rates,
‘aud that It was under the lead of a Republican,
Mr. Grow, of Pennsylvania, that the House stood
so firm in the popular defence.
A Mabdauus Wanted.- —ln the debate in the
Senate on that terrible motion of Mr. llnle’e,
.which set the Northern and Southern democratic
Senators by the ears,Mr. Brown, of Mississippi,
. after alluding to the labfit thrown out by Mr.
.Pugh, that the South had the Dred Scott deci
’ sion and ought, to bo satisfied with it, said:
’ “Whatever you can git before the Supreme
--Court fairly and justly, I am willing to sobmit
to them, and abide by their decision; bat, of
.course, 1 am not willing to be ruled out upon
•points which you never can get before the court.
- Suppose the Territorial Legislature docs not act
•t all, [inprotecting slave properly,] bow am I
"to have my remedy before the Supreme Court?
Can-l get. a mandamus/ Everybody knows I
is a form by which I am excluded.”
.»r;*nk Mr. Brown was hasty in giving up
.V; .; •, ! : mandamus- Let him try tbo Su
rV^_of pfcnnsylvauia. It has already
-■*mandamus legislative
.... ’ '3;give some assistance to Mr.
~ -vhlifFwoUy.
'- ; -
j-.. members of the House
caucus on the Tariff,
for anew loan or
y , a revision of
«. • .: l ' . v ?<ay remained firmly
- , ~~ ' . secured what
* 4 trial.came
if* ' mcn : to
■ i
4
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A Foottsn Abeakciujest —A correspondent
of the J«. T.' ■ Triiirnr, telegraphing from Waeh
inglon„-s»ja;
'■Sinoiiir. Bolls rolnrned hero from hia
!" nh ™ l “ r lh . ere 4” been two canoooes of
Ihe Sonlh American members of Congress for
rbc purpose of controlling the election of Speak
er of ibe next Iloaso.
I understand that dt decision of the Amer
“'3 “' demand the Speaker and yield all
the other officers of the nouse to the Ilepuhli
* 1' l . al tbo Republicans refuse 1 this de
monj, he Americans will lake the first oppor
a° secure an ejection by plurality, and
giro e Speaker to the Liemocrals, under an
arrangement vrith them that the Americans shall'
cc . r . ta,D B^a re of ibo subordinate officers.
The policy which'is reported to actuate this
factioua and impolitic movement is, that if the
Americana defeat the Kcpublicana in organizing
the next House, will view it as an
index of what th<rfot*ner can do in 18G0, and
will pro6t by ibe lesson in making the Presiden
tial ticket.”
If any each moreffienl has been engaged in
it will remit only in defeat and ignominy to
those who take part in it.. The Republicans
cannot be coerced into any such arrangement,
and if the ••trnck and dicker" should snccecd
with tho democrats, it can haro no other effect
on the Presidential nomination in 1800 than to
secure ihe presentation of a distinct Republican
candidulp. . *'
J.TAKSviLLE, Inp., Marctji I\—On our arrival
at UawcßTillc, this morning, we found mob law
finprcmc. Some time lasi summer a
difficulty occurred between a Mr. Lowe and a
Mr. Maxwell, of Hawesrille.
After numerous notes passing between the par
ties, Mr. Lowo yesterday publically denounced
Mr. Maxwell as a coward and scoundrel, and
demanded him to como forth if within tho sound
of his voice. Mr. L made his nppearnee,
and was at once act upon by Maxwell and some
twenty of his friend* with pistols, riflea, bowie
knives, &c., firing rapidly. Lowo retreated to
the house of awidow lady, which was at once
surrounded by the mob. After some time the
mob agreed not to use any further violence, pro
vided Mr. L. would disarm and give himself, up,
which he had no sooner done, and making his
appearance, than ho was again assaulted by a
rollextbf bullets: he retreated rapidly, followed
closely by the mob, who still continued firing,
till from fatigue, he fell, and was thence taken
to the Court House, and confined in jail having
oulof 100 shots only received some t hreo wounds.
This morning the mob proceeded to the jail
burst it open, and six of tho number entered,
all armed with revolvers, and while their Tictim
—wholly unarmed and exhausted from his
wounds, fatigue and excitement of yesterday,
each presented their pistols and fired, literally
riddling his whole body—the utmost excitement
prevails. Some of the most prominent citizens
arc peremptorily ordered-to leave ihe place.—
The report of fire arms was again heard as we
left, and perhaps others arc numbered among
the victims of the mob ere this. 1 neglected to
mention that a Mr. Alricb, a friend of Lowe’s,
was shot dead in the street daring the difficulty
yesterday. He leaves a wife and six children.
Others were wounded. There is no telliDg where
the matter will yet cud.—Cor. Cm. Cos
Tub Carlinvillc (111.) Free Democrat says:
Some ten days ago, we penned a paragraph
giving a most gloomy account of tho prospect of
tho growing wheat crop. Now wo take great
pleasure in hayiDg that a favorable chango in
the weather has greatly revived the wheat, and
tbo prospect is encouraging. Recent warm rains
and genial sunshine have been greatly beneficial
to the wheat. Fields of wheat that looked dead
a week ago, arc now getting green, and bid fair
to make good crops. Within a day or two we
have talked with many farmers, and have our
selves been in the country, and our observation,
together with farmers’ accounts, convinces us
that the prospects for a crop of wheat in this
vicinity, have improved ono hundred per cent,
since the favorable chango in the weather.
A New Si;i-krikts.hi.es7 of Prone Paiimßo.
—This morning Gov. Paokcr sent a message to
the benate nominating Chaa. I), ilineline, of the
State Sentinel, for Superintendent of the public
printing, in place of O. Barrett, Esq., of tho
Union, who Kas.hcld the office for over a year
Tho nomination was unanimously confirmed by
the Senate. The Sentinel is the organ of the
anti-Buchanan wing of the parly, and tbe re
moval of Mr. Barrett, and appointment of Mr.
Hindine, may be regarded as a thrust at the
“powers that be” at Washington, whose official
organs have denounced the administration of
Governor Packer as anti Democratic. W-o con
gratulate liinelinc upon his promotion, and feel
assured that he will make an excellent office.
— liar. Telegraph.
Grobue Phillies Bond has been chosen Di
rector of the Observatory at Cambridge. He is
a gentleman of great merit and of rare modesty,
and his appointment will gjrc as great satisfac
tion to scientific men as to bis friends. While
an undergraduate, his good qualitiesso endeared
him lo his class-male, ifae late. Edward Brom
ficld Phillips, that the litter was .believed to
have been influenced by ibis circumstance iu
giving, by Ilia Will, one hundred thousand dol-'
tars to make a permanent fund for the support
of the Observatory. Mr. Bond graduated in
Iblo, and has been for several years Assistant
Observer to his father, whom he now succeeds.
-~-Bostun Truvelhr , /'eh. “S.
Mayub Stith, of New Orlraus, has sent a
special message to the Oily Councils, urging the
importance of the removal of the obstacles to
I commerce in the harbor. He says: “Never
bus (he entrance and exit from our river been
so difficult as at the preecnt moment. A large
fleet of vessels, bound out and in, are detained
from a few days to as many weeks by the shal
lowness of the water upon the bar. Three mil
lions of dollars’ worth of cotton alone, freighted
on the ships endeavoring to gel have
been nearly a mouth in (ho mouth of the river ;
merchandise designed to perfect the stocks of
leading houses has been kept on shipboard until
the eeusoQ when it was needed is far advanced.”
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune,
writing from Schuyler county, Illinois, with
reference to (he wheat crop, says:
Two weeka_ago the best judges pronounced
the wheat crop damaged one halt, but the late
warm weather has broaght to light many a green
blade that before lay hidden, and it is now
thought that, with no further damage, the crop
nmy be a good one. Such at least is our hope,
for having lost two crops in succession, we can
ill afford to lose another. The very discourag
ing state of things is hastening thousands to
Pike’s Peak from this part of the country.
Thu Buffalo Republic stales that a Russian
named Albert David, who, on the IM of Feb
ruary was sentenced to tije penitentiary of that
county ns a vogrant, has fallen heir, by tbo
death-ef bis father, to an immenso fortune in
Russia, valued at over two millions of dollars
The banker of the deceased wnS in Buffalo on
Friday last, taking measures to effoctlho release
of David, who, he says came to this country
fonr years ago, with sixty thousand dollars in
his possession, one half of which ho lost by the
panic, and the balance of which he squandered.
It will hardly be believed, bnt it is, neverthe
less, true, that an elopement look place, a few
days ago, at Albany, New York, between a
couple of children, aged respectively fourteen
and fifteen years ! The young Romeo actually
provided himself with a package of arsenic, to
commit suicide in cose of a discovery, but for
tunately the father of the yonng gentleman
overtook him at Utica, got possession of the
poison,. bad the girl locked up, and gave the
boy a good cowhiding. * -
. Pboposeo Nijw Jury Law ls England. Lord •
Campbell’s bill amending tbo jury law of Eng
land has been printed for the information of
members of Parliament. It proposes to furnish
the jury with food and fire, and, unless they
agree, to keep them together for six hours. If
at tho expiration of that period, uino of them
have agreed, it ia to be takeu as tho verdict of
the jury ; if not, they are to bo discharged from
tho further consideration of tho caao.
A CojiMKNn.MiLR Movement —lt will be seeo
by a notice in our advertising columns .that the
Directors oflho U. 8. Life.'insurance Company
have ordered an abandonment of the plea
urged in Court on their behalf, to avoid pay
ment of ono of their policies. We were confi
dent, judging from tho character of tho Direct
ors, t hat it was only necessary to call their at
tention to the subject to securo such a resolt
.V. V. Times. r
Tub Presidential proclamation is written for
an extra session in July of the XXX Vlth Con
gress, and will bo to morrow, if no
financial legislation succeeds, Orders have been
given to detain tho California sfcamer, in order
to take it to tho Pacific coast-p It will bo sent
overland.—A'.'J’. -Times.
to n
- A lot of the Africans brought into Georgia by
the “Wanderer” watt recently offered for salo in
Charleston. The price asked was 'only $”- r io
apiece, yet no parchasers -could be found juice;
at that. Such a fact will probably do more to-!
put a stop to tho illegal importation of slaves
than all tho legal prosecutions Utalnould be got
•np.-—/,o«. Jour. —°
A'gvntneot
' Scroll fl
Vibe
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Tm: NjAi-oujjiH K-nuu —Tho New York
rtmSl 't lho of these
I"" 1 , 0 “ o<!k rcf ”P> in Sardinia, and
mam l„ this country. JoTSardinia the
led is liberal; and. there where their
>age is spoken, they ijuinl IrSvc a far
s of earning a living than
court has granted of
round that the bssbandAutered
H>d preaenco of
wife had- “become sc super
‘thcrial influence of spirlt
yulgalo-^raa-BhbclIng~lo-
m&lorel
Lakoe Daibt Bcsibesb— TbeClereland
ofdsays that there were shipped from the town- i
ship of Aurora, Portage county, daring the last I
year !,-4(i1,050 pounds of batter and cheese. ''
Cuuonic DiAEßiiffiA.—We have in ourpos
the certificate of a respectable citizen, Uwtlfytng
tl.al U v»as entirely enroll of tkU drrwdfnl disease by mine
Bocrha.ee t Holland RJUru
We .hall take ptaaspra in showing the certificate to any
peraoti doubting thl* statement.
Cacti..*!—Be careful to ask for Borrhare's Holland Dit
tora. the great popularity of this m.xUcine ha. induced
* bkh **» I"** •!■»«
J”l fl ** 00., Manufacturing Pharnd^
bi’tww.o Ist and 11
_____ ULnrgtl - P*- »ad DrnggUti geoermllj. JsildlwF
9hbmtsinunio,
ON GEOLOGY.
WILL GIVE THE FIRST LECTURE ON
UEOLOGY—being the second of bis course
AT CITY HALL,
MONDAY EVKNINO, MARCH Tra, 1860.
. °» UiiioraMm lb. Exhibition of PainUag. .11l
n»nc. Fnlj«l ol lb.x Ix>ctiire_77.teb>eii qf ll, e Cruil qj
thr Earth, oltli pryuti tint tho Interior .■ . aui of Liquid
Fire —n thin crust being on the outside.
Tickets to the conrso $l,OO Pupils or ho c-uta.
Single admission2s cents.
DiMir*open at commence at 7>4. rayTtltd
New Wall Paper Store,
NO. 91 i WOOD STREET.
SECOND DOOR BELOW DIAMOND ALLEY.
THOMAS PALMER
Having removed from his old stand on Mar-
NEW ANl> SPACIOUS SALES-ROOM.
an<t Couvonlencc
&iunot l— Hiirpaased. fit- now offer* for Kale an asnortmei
A LI, Til K LATEST STYLES OF
AMF.HICAN,
WALL PAPERS
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
LOWEST MARKET PRIOES
inrT-diwlmT
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COM"T
CITY OF YORK,
OULto, No, Wall Stre«*t.
aeo. T. lIOI’K, President H. !i. LAMPORT, Secretary
CYRUS PECK, Aelslant Bec'y.
Caiital Stock, (all paid In, and secon-ly lov'd,) it<M,Oou 00
L a
DARLINGTON * BOOK, Agents.
Sa-TcnipiraryOmceat I. M. PENNOOK A CO'S, No. 2?
Wiml street, Piltshorgb, Pa.
Insonw Buildings, Merchandiao, Household Furniture,
Rents, Low*, and nfhrr Insurable Property, at tho rate*
charged by other holtent Institutions.
Tim . fourths of the net prdfits of the bnsinrea oi this
Company an-dlnJrd annually to bidders of it* policies, in
Scrip le-ermi; Interest, snd such profit* carefully Invested
tor the 'lii.jiii.-unt security of the insured, until the fund
ttlaKar.-1111111itt.nl shall hare reached the sum of fiOo.iwO,
mnkiug tli- Otsh guarantee of the Company fl.uoo.ouo; and
thonalt.i, the Scrip wilt be redeemed as as rapidly and to
the cat-ni that the profits accruing to the policy holders
exoecd the sum ..f $6u0,000.
First Aiu.uiJ iHrtdon to Policy Holdera, declared
Jolt vtn. 1857 JO^perct
Secnnd <l.. do do July R, 1xt5...50
Thud Uo ,|„ mil U- del'll July,\VJ
fi'Lili'iißtil fnnn tl>« Annual StaiMiwi.i tur
nl*h.«l 1., tb* Aoillu-r <ion-r»i i.r ihoC.mjiaon».*ttb
Pj-nn.jltarila. porßO*ni to Uw.for tb<-jr*r IR.V,
INCOMK I.UUSO l.v, v
Prrmi<inii( <vn {'elicit iutii .t Juries
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au i rr itHHjranrw
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Di.niiiiiit ~i, iuv
turiij
LOSSES and E.XPKNSKS DUBINd ISM
AbiJi «.i aoxtalun], (t.f »fiirh
$3B iP>7 '.*< ha* t.M. n tuiJ
Paid f..r Tnx<-t.
Am tnf lhriodlTl^
tnt#-r«-t ..n Scrip, (.if which SM,
•.TO 7 1 l.'wl )j<TCLI
lurri -i—• t,t t-nri’toa nv. r Jau ,
ASSKTfI JANUARY IhT. Isjy.
Cath lUlaru'e in t>t. Ntcbuta* Bank,. <73,377 hi
on>cv | !H) i
Lo*in on Mortsap«, lUnt Urn <. n
Ilral Kotslr n.irili
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tlnf>«, u•<» ih
?«»ck« till.l lloluMowm-d |,J tl.r 0„m
N
I , iti Market
-liartw. Value Vniui
K»* Nalli'tinl lUnk
of ll>« rln ~{
NVv. V.ik'
!»> lmj«>rt>TV/in<l
Trailers lUnk A.OOO a.iW
!■" Hank of Aoier, .'..vai
l«“> I'nion Bank. fi.imo
I*mj Meirlinnli It'k, ?..<»*» SJ-Oo
Ut Mercantile Bk, r,,“v>
3V Batik N. Amir. f.,iK»i
l'»i M-tmp’n It'k.: IU.OW I.i.mju
130 American Ex
rltrmgr Hank. .1 :..<>• 11 lb.laai
Broadway B’k. .*>.ooo
)un£ainl Nicholas
Bank —IOUIO
3N. T. Central
Railroad Uuu<K 3,ft00 4 SC. Ml
4 N-w Tork City
Bviida.
SSA,4OU SNO.'II^6O—HOWJ2 :*>
lutfi>st oil Lo-Itii and Dividend*, Jui
nod unpaid
I'rctnlninndtK* ..
LIAUIUTJKS, JANUARY Ist, UK>D.
unpaid, Ibrladlnt; claims reais
iMon accoont »f fr»od,and all nth
rr lialdlltii * iif every dnerripikm.
Net ever UaMiUlcu.
Ptatc op Ntw Vobk. t
City a*..] county of N.Vork / M
J certify that the “Coatlooatal Insurance CnmroinT," of
I, **ew York, it) Id poeaeiiiluti of tho A met* in the
ttix.To Stntement named. and I hat they were of the value
therein set forth on Uio first day of January, A. If, Jnhy
•ml that »*»d L’ompanf held on «IJ tiny and wen pottieuM
of the value of {Sight Hundred and
1 hirty.flve Thousand Two Hnn.lml and Twenty s..ven D.. -
Un. and Fifty nine Cent*; a* I verily behove.
In witncnt wbrrca.l I have herein set my hand and of]}-
N<,W V ° rL ’ ,llia day of February,
Bicmtl, N. WILLIAM BUSTKKD.
! L *-l Cotiimiwioner In New York for IVnoa
mri :eod'Jwd
SELLING OFF! BELLING OFF!
GREAT BARGAINS,
PIANOS! PI.AJMOS!! PIAN08!!!
SPLENDID STOCK
mTII ° F TIIE CELEBRATED ffTT^^n
GOLD DIB DA L PRBBIIVH
piano
MAN UPACTURED UY
AVILLIAM KNABE &, CO.
Id order to maid) room for eootemplalad improvement*
iolhoSprfl.;;, CHARLOTTE HLUMK i» now «.lli„ c 0 (J tl •
fraction above cent, her largs stock of
PIANO FORTKE,
MKLODKO.Va,
AND
UOBIGAL INSTRUMENTS
Aaifi* determined to redneo the pmeat atock by thr
liilille of iUrrh, at which tlmo U la IntaodnJ to
ENLARGE AND OTHERWISE IMPROVE
her war. r.Himo, groat bargains may be .expected.
CIIAttLOTTK BLIINE,
18 AVuod Street, Second Door above Filth,
ft.lo Ap'ul'ifor Wm. Knabc A Co'* Piano* for PllUbnrKh
k&i] WrdUTti!|'cDnj>|T*nift. , mr^
TOBACtXK-20 bin. ,0h i W.TricM v
Tobacco; ‘lO bra. Roodl A Roblnaon Tobacco; J
1& ** W. 11. Grant's do
•"to catty bx*. cboico brand* lb. lamp;
IT k«g* cboico 0 twl*t Tobacco;
“ PitU. plug do
WATT A WILSON.
OfY KEGS PACKED BUTTER:
* ty. .io do
lUxcltH J K> r 0. AIV R. U., and for naleby’
_ • BIIRIVKK A DILWORTH,
®r* , 1 130 aod m Hmdiii) street.
CIiEE.SE —1(h) bin. reo’d thin day by
mr7 _ UKNRY 11. COLLINH.
CEMENT — IOU bbis fur HI Jr by ~~
9»r7_ FIKNKY U. COI.LINH.
LIME —200 bbl*. fr»*sii for sale by
«'? __ lIBNUY IX.COIJ.mB.
SUOT —12 kogn a*s\l uambora St. Louis
Phrrt/or sale by mr< WATT A WILBON.
TliE aitKAT MATIUfIAL
SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION.
A.n Afi-nnite Report
oi'the Pi'CKreetilns'H.
The Sunday-School Times
Of this week is issued in double sheet, and
coutalus a complete phonographic report of tho proceed
ing* of (bis important Convention, together with ttie rmo-
Intloue bluJ the address wnt forth by tfad nme. The
speeches embrace a great rariety of argument and illustra
tion, upon almost every point of practical importance con
nected with tbs (übject. Take It altogether, the report of
the Convention, oa hero furnished, will be (baud on« of the
boat Sunday-Bcbool documents ever is«ut«l. BupertjiUnd
onta generally, who desire to atmigthcu their own hands
in the. work, would do welt to take moasnrue to present a
copy, uot only to each of their teachers, but to oacb of the
head* of lamilina iu their congregations.
To [furnish so lull and complete a report, has cent do
email amount of labor and money; yet the whole la fnroiab
odetitho low price of & cents per copy, or $3,00 per bu ndred.
f, or M .l e b y K. C. 00C11BAMK,
N< {: »t-, Allegheny, Pobllsher’B Agent for all the
PorlodUwla ot the.B. B.Union. mrfi&td
WANTED —Beeswax, for which the high*
eat price'will be paid by '
V ' 'w '
•• * H ; iT'j'/hv- •
dr. mmoir
ket street, has his
AS ABOVE, WniCII. PDR
ENGLISH
and FRENCH
W.MI uG £.21 '•,«(} 40
$271,602 w
J-0.400 7tV-$1M,0»4 i*s
2.t«0 3.175
.16,117 ** s<>
. S,VfW e:>-$H35.£27
fortes
JENKS’ PATENT AUTOMATIC
PLY TR« pg,
Oo by deck work; ha»o • top ectchfof oorfkee of 2& oqtam
iMbec, WUI catch a quart PIU or cMc*q allot* la id hoar if
lAere i» a **£gfy> and kill* (bon la Uio trap by Ibo m*-
.“jW* P»fAi®d Peb H IM9. Tb»y an DMtly mode and
will bo nppllad to tho trade oa liberal ieros by _
8. W. BMUHfPoUnfoe,
Wi BtgtOiw, Hvw Yak. |
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
corner Wood aed Ist sta.
®rto SbbHtisrmnrts,
Manhattan
F aa UfSTTRAjncs couf’7,
NEW YOItX-
Tot*l Atari*.
•titemest la made Id conformity with rtie
rttjulrrmmta of Uin It* of Peonajlrania.
T . „ N'i» Yoke, Jatuuo" 1. ISM.-
■m. t* ** *** i<,oe * paid np in ra-li, is SiM,UUO, which,
•lU> tbe .orpiw, U m Ulo«:
b ‘ n i l wiJ in U*nk.„ 15^62‘9$
■ut»tu < J D »ni cc-n-.
. i n 5 ***° oo real estate, on which there
,« nn °interest due andowioc...'JW,mu in)
VfcJ^ n Bond, par rains £20,000, innrkrt
i-. .* lnt *tock held by the Company, m cH
__ _,""*** *w Inaofc with the amount loaned
" of ctoek,'(tamper and market tain*:
par Market
Yaloft- Value. Ixna
5 $U)00 Co^ipoo Dond« of Hamil
ton C0,0n10..
10 $lOOO do '"‘Vff
2 n.* 1 ? 10 ~arl* ‘m Knflrood
Bund* ..... J((# i7i>,, J,.V)o (m.
JJlwiiSUtoof Miwuorl OouJ. 1.000 600 ' ’hi*o uj
hue * People’. luitQrau.n
«»[np«,y fltoek i,2fto 1.3*5 l.uui uo
0 share, lunk of Commote-. . !,«« l.«10l .
. *® , ‘ r »c*n Kx. IWbk... l.i-oo UWUj 1 ”
i, fwklUnk,.. IJIOO mrr. T6-i no
r: irrln* Ban* low l.fioo too ho
, Jo i.ooo I,«m* { ..,
f‘ 'V«* D Rank l.;aM) 1,274/
‘ • lUuk or Cumin*, c* . i,;uw I :ttn
“ I'wk Ilank ] IM) I.l**
a t ? lf,na *i*d OlooaKf, ‘ ]
UldoulUllroad 10,000 7,160 ’ .. ,
“ * loo ° ,ltood« q*U 0 * Bn ,i OLI- | 1 ' (
casoUnion Railroad 2,0*0 l,t«0 )
<oa^ n T IrT[D B ln*nrauc« Co.
„ . Btock -—' I.nOO hOO
fio»hnro*Bt Nicholas Ra 0 k 0,5*10 C./iOii 5,«w
7 $lOOO Coupons BlDktnemiul
touh of Southern Michigan
aud N. Indiana Railroad
Amount of Premium# Dou„
Amount «t Intnrreton ir>TM(roeiita acurawL.
liabilities.
Amount of Lo*«4, in courun »(*-Utement flu, Toy uO
Amount of Dlrlu«„d*, dedar.-d and unpaid... . oo
INCOME.
Amount of Cub Premium* rKeived
Amount r.flnt«ro« Money rwetred from tbo
inveetniuota
I’AYMENTS.
A moult of L*>**es paid daring tbo year
Uo ilo do «bkh accrued prior to
tuo yew
Amouut of Dividend! paid during tlio year
Amoonl ul Kxpenae# paid during tbo year. In
eluding coaimitiiona and fee* to Agent*
Amount of Taxe* paid dating the Tear
Amount of oil otter Rxponaeo of the Oo
On - and Countt or I hs
N*w You. /
a*J?i« L L AU lK PALU Priwiduct, and ANDIIKW J.
*4IIXII, gocretary, of tbo Manhattan Plrtt Insurance- Onm-
P* \ofk» bolag daly ewarn, do rtepoaoknd *»y,
tnat tbo foengning atatamenfa am tmo, and *how tho corn
ple.te itate of aaid Company, ou tho fir*t day of January,
*" , • * D “ •**!. annexed to tbelr namro, (a the o fCrlal
•oal of aald Manhattan Fire luxoraotwOoropany.
Sworn before me the 21tb of January, isi-j,
‘ >»,. , f w S n S d l JAS.Vr.UALB,
|3BAi.j Commissioner for Penurylrani*. .
SfAm or Nxw Vues, )
Cirr and Countt or Now Vo»s.) M '
1 lIKHEDY certify that tho Manhattan Firo Inanrance
Company of New York, {* In puaeoaloa of (lie aaeta in the
foregoing etatement, aud that they are of the ralno therein
set forth, and that *elii Onmpany tapoawawdof aeeeta SToiK-
DolUut. Ih ° Tkll<< ’ ° f T* o Iloai,r ' ,J “ d Fitly Thonaaud
In wltnea whereof i have Lereanto oet my hand and
omcial not at New York, thle nibetoeuth day of January,
■igbtwn Uubdred and Fifty-Nine
I RRA , . I?*'”"’] „ . JAS. W- KALB,
|BKan.| Oomtnioahmer for Peniurylvania.
DABLifIOTOR a' BOOK, Affenta.
Ofticeat I. M. Pennock A <W No. ~
fc4M:d2w w |
HOMO XNSUHANCU COMPART
<‘l rv OF NRW YORK.
tto. C. LOOMIS, Afinl,
No. r,i» Wood Street, PittHburfth.
Capital and Hatplai-Dol'n 1,077,000 40.
Nrw Vo*«, January I,lhtO.
1. Gap ui fu>ck....4 4UW,ow) in)
- Number of abarr£ of itock (atarrtLmd U«.jux Ibou-tnnd
•i. Amuuul of <ts»»a«ni«nt4 or instalments vu
•lock paid in, in .>a*h - f
' AitSKTO
I. pie Tallin, or burly ns tail* Uj«
Real Kata!** brlj by the Company
Aoiotint i)f cuh uu haul] :i.......
•i. Amount of cash l u bahkn, aprcifj
inK In what banka the atma ;ia depoeited,
Cnutlr.oataJ Bank.:
4. Account of cuh Inhamln of artinta ami iu
omraonf trsu*ml*Jen.
0. Amouotof loanaaa«mr&l by t*)mU niid morl
gacra, constituting the lion tm n*&] e*-
lau*on which thets ia leu than due yrarfa
fl'iry^o 10 " aod owio *‘ r *U *i
D. Amount of b«aM on V,« not ***'
been paid within oc>» year.-vT
7. Amount duo Curu}>auj Ji.iTgtnriit'' —‘
have twee obtained
All other < liim» dlig~fbn (' .ui|o»oy
Amount of Bbrf'ki oerio-J by the company,
whether uf uojr Htate or of the United Mate*,
or of any incorporated .by of the llnit.il
Htati'j or of any i<fc«-r description. *p>-r|fy , n| ;
tbr number •harmand the par and mm ket
»alue of the fame; jar fl7h,i««>, market
value
Aui'iQiiiul Mork h»l>) hy the (‘otapiinr u
(■•llateral •.eerily (or ioao.«, with tli* amount
l.iatMaJ on each kin.! ut *tock, iU nor aud
l“*f sli3.:uxt market value.
In. Ainoont of aawwsraenta on the duck ~f th»
rnm|>any Called in, and doe and unpaid.
U Amount of premium note* for inland navi
gation risks
Amount nf premium uocnUectr-d on tx^idns
leaned,at office
l'2_Amount of Interest on Inrmtrneuu'male b>
tba company, duo and unpaid; (duo January
1, 1569,) _ 14 I" 1
f i or*,!' I .*) m
UARTUTIEa.
I Amount of lusm <lg<> aoJ unpaid
‘l. Aim.anl ofr the claims for to—co which are in
• alt <>r contested by th« company.
i Ainonnt of lu—ca during Mio year, winch
bare l«-en paid..— lie. 717 hi
<. Amountorcialmaifor toeeeaduring the year
which bar* not been —tiled, a portion of
which U included In answer to No. 2 of thi*
division....-
*6. Amount ut loa—a during the year which are
contented.... .. 6,000 py
f. Amount of ioe—a during the year roj-ortwl
* u companr and not octal upon 25
.. Af&onnt of dividends declared 111) urn oy
K. Amount of dividend* declared due, and tin-
— -L 2tfl 00
0. Amount of divideudi, (either cash or scrips
khnl «nd 0...
10 Amoaut of money borrowed.acil tha nalnre
and awountof security given none
U. Amount ut ail other existing claims agalual
the company, runtestod or otherwise. 872 ‘Xt
INCOMK.
I. Amount of cash premium* recrtTnl
*• Amount of premium uot.w, uken by th«
company fo'r inUnd QkTigatlon rukj ...
3. Amount of premiums earned
4. Amount of Interest money rvceiml from tl*o >
luventmrnte of the company ftflfcc<s 96
ft. Amount of income yf t£* company Imui nuy
other nnorrm.. 131
KXPKNDITURKS.
I. Amount of laaar.< paid daring the year
- Amonut of lonm paid during the tear
which ao-incd prior to the year
Amount at which the lom wrre caucuatrd
lu were paid during
|t. Amount paid and owing lorrelatnsraore pre
.miutna _
t&. Amount of rotiirn jirominma, wbctlx r paid
or unpaid
fi. Amnotit of dividend* paid (taring the joar.. 11l 4sn
7. Amount of expense* paid during the year,
ibcludiDg i'i,uimi«.iioii4 and paid to the
ageuUan.t ..fllcm ..f the corupant
8. Amount of taxet paid by tbe company
(• Amount of all other expense* and riix-ndi
tore* of the company
1. Amoiintorpronjimr,ryiji.teaodglually forrn
ing the capita] of the company
-• Amount or aal.l note* hei.) by ttia couipauy
P ,rt °_ r tl>«’ whole of ihc capital thr-rtol.
‘lncluded alao In preceding auavcr.
t Amrmut paid lor ttioae two jUmt baa bead deducted tnu
Itroa* premiums. Net premiums shown in answer to fin
lUMtion of (action 4. Nothing now doe for either.
STATU OF NEW YORK, i
City ant County of AVto JVrfc, tt. J
*’ UAll ' tiN * President, tod J. MILTON
3UITII, Secretary,of tho Homo Insurance Company »»f the
City of No*. York, to a>» personally known, being jotitaHt
dnly awornidepooeand any, and each for himself aaya, that
the fornt’olQg statement and return of said Ooia|iaßy, tuadr
“I* to the Drat day of Jannary, A. ft. 185'.*, la jual, true and
correct, and that they aro the olDcera of aald Company as
herein stated. 1 1
(81gnod,) OUA9. J. MARTIN, Prr»ldcuL
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thin '.Nth day of Jan
nary, A. D., 185*1.
Wktuw ny hand and otadal anal.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
[l*. B J (Vmmtiaalonor for Pennsylvania, In and for tlx
State of New York, 100 Broadway, N. Y.
Thla la one of the beat Companies in the United Slate*.—
F(re and Inland Riski solicited.
R. 0. LOOMIS, Agent,
No. 60 Wood it, PfUatmrtb.
f022-3taw2w
WE, tbo uitdersL.
trial cu cheerfully re
IMKNT, Bold by HARTWJBLI
corner of Wood and Sixth iu.
Darid Dcha?eo,Allt*gbeny, I. Charles, Livery Stable.
Joa. Craig, Diamond, " Allegheny,
<*■/«« Snyder, «• R. Roblaoo A Co, Liberty
V Y '.9 lark,C,ly P®*l®*trian Direct, PltUburgh;
Jan. Illlanda, Keeerre tp, Win. Mcon,Orucer, Alleg’y
If* m Pton» Pittaha’b, Samuel Young, Editor of
W. W- M*Jr, « Clarion Banner,
J. Old, Plumber, ** Qoorge Richardson, Taint*
J. Stewart, Penn’a B. R., *r, Allegheny,
DconrFayor; Allegheny, T. B. 8111,Plttalmrgb,
Dr. W. A. Ward, Doutiit, Jan. Maglll, Allegheny,
rittebnrgh. j. g. Holnu-a, Pittsburgh,
John Uegmv, Tobacconist Bobert Craig, Allegheny,
Liberty atre-t, 8. Rodger*, “
_ m ™ _ Chaa, Develop, *•
A NOTiOE^—Notice
JX b hereby.given that letter* of administration upoa
the estate of Dlaon Brown decraaed, late of Lb« city ol Al
legheny, bare been granted to John Wright and Juho H,
Slagle of taid city. All person* indebted to *aid estate are
requested to make Immediate payment, and person* haring
claim* against the aame to praent them, without delay,
duly authenticated, for aottlement to
JOHN WEIGHT, > A . .
JOHN a SLAGLE. J Ad ®
:le,Att*y at l*w, lOO6UIBL [fe£G:lawGwd*
;ned, aflor a faithful
ecommend MITOfIELL’S LIN
,L A SHEPHARD, Druggists,
OrioJ.F.Bl
Estate of ' »*-
c * 1 > Sil, ~l*tu-rs of Admiriletrnliao on tho t-sute of
*?« *!?» (ol the flnn of U'Qaewon A Donglos,) late
ofOullio* town»hJp, doc'd, }iare boon granted lo the njb-
Krilwr, (<> .»Uom all pereone haring claim* or demand*
•galntt Bold eilote u» re<|ueeted to moke known tho some ,
wunont delay, nod those Indebted thereto to make inune-,
dUte payment \VM. DOUQLAB,
tel&lawttd N a 77 \r„*i etreet. Pfttebnrgfa.
4bIB;UYIUf
PAPER HANGINGS
W. r. MARSHA LI. & CO,
._SZSu.OGO 00
.... o <}
._s37o£E> CFJ
N r () YV O I» R >7 I ,V G
NEU WALL PAPERS
Foil Sl’ltlNC SALES UF 1-V.i,
A.T THEIII OLD STAND,
i.i
'IOOUO KVJtXI 9.1M1 I*l
»O . N 7 WOOD RTIIKKT
FRENCH, ENCLISII AND IMEKICAN HOODS.
tml.lmdXwT
geo. r. white & 00,
THEIR NEW STORE.
7,POi) G.IOU .VKW Ui
1,250 11
3,751 Ui
wo. as nriH street,
ON THURSDAY MARCH 10th,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK. OF GOODS
When, tlmy will In, must lin|.j,y to nee their
Til K IQU.VIUAN
Mustang Liniment
THE popularity ..I llu- ,s Mi stanu
IJKIKUT If OIMINW,.. .. 11. 1t,,. , ...l.iatuin »l the
globe Other article* i,. i md iliitrrei—
'l-.ie,nr Il.wniuU.
Farriera. llanU.M, Farm. r*. l-.v,-., „„ t. , have practl
cnlly decnoiiatratei] n..* j v t tt.i.-u k l the «,>i|,i No.r
tlcle ever Imforu recui.d Oi. n ,ndai...u.,ri
from Me-lical and >■■> i. *
of y«r» sUmllng liwUn, t Ulrrn,
Tatunni, Running Hurra. p. r .liu-i m.» Frinua.
B>Flllii n Hunu, Bib., Bui., n.., lUinim,
*nj all acbu* and pains upon jn-n*. ,u..i kiudr.d cumblaiot*
upon r
HORSES. CATTLE, A<-..
such oa Ring Ih.ua, Gall, ?«-r»tchi*. fJ|e»riu. IV.M Kwl hweo
ney, Il'M.f all, are aoLlnad and curtal |.j ||„.
MUSTANii UNI M E \ T.
VALI'ABLK IIitSSE SA
Ux S. LITOII, Ilyda l»ark, Vt, writw—-lliat the
waa euuaidered Worthl.v»«,'• (hi* c%r< . Hpa. In ) “t.ul
*ir«m the free uv ..f UnaUng i.luiment, J have vold'hlm f,.r
fl-e* mull. YtHir Liulmct.i ha* la-en doing wonder* op hers.’
♦'*» ItftOAII KT*t«T. PIIIHDIIFM*, I**
(Extract ) “In lilting the kettle from thuiiie It U«oa»nc
nntuanagrßbhi, tilt-d over, and scalded my tiruxli very a.«
vrn.|y, almost to a crisp. It wa* an awful sight, The Him
tai.tf Liniment appeared to extract the pain. J { healed rap
klly, without •orrn«u, an.l 101 l uu near. of nrrounl
\uan truly. “CHARLES FOSTER.”
Huch language an tlila i* but tlx- constant >n.i natural
echo whenever this article ti nned.
ThU Liniment U indispensable to plnutrra an .1 i.wto-rs ..I
horaiw and mul-s. Mr. John Daniel*. Mootp.nxrv Ala.
■old a slave for who « u r * Jlw ,j fruni lltUir
hy Gits UoimrM Every family alu.iild have IL lb> »rry
particular and ru.julu- f..r the Mn-tang l.u.ux.nt all .l Uh.-
so other.
.Sold hy all dealer* throughout North and S .nth Amcri. a
Europe and all the Islands ..f th.. Ocean, for •“> rent* pi
cent*, and SI,OU per U.|il«
600.4X0 ixj
Almi, Ly<>n 'h C**ldl»ratml Ine<vt Powilrr.
fej::.-odAw..mT
FKUILLAUY, Ih5D. KKoilllAUV, 1*59.
PIANO FORTES
FOR SALK BY
JOHN H . IVE E X* L O R ,
N.i. SI W.enl st., Pitteluir^li.
Till: N P.W :• i' AI. K i.i OCTAVE
CHICK CRING PIANO.
THE siibsi-riln-rhii* ju*tyi%i\itl in ...l.liti .n
I" » "plrndid «u*k the Sx-w Se,vo Htutk
Piano*. ranting In price from tl..n to |p«i p,iUK
CIIH’KKIIING NEW HOALK CHTAVK I'MNOS
Th- improvement n. the »Mavec»u.»U In acorn
plete ebaugo of wl.al ia fallad tt... *r,lr. u-ii.g a radical
change throujdx-ui the r„tir,. pUnu. it ia in fact a new r«.
•freemen/ and is toUlly dilWi i.( to th.** made ..fe»..m-l T
h) tho same firm 1
The price of tie- m-w will U. from f:*.) to
P 1 " 0 - according to the style oj U,e exterior. Fur liate h>
JOHN H- HKLLOII,
hole agent fur Chirkenng i PouV I'ianut, No M Wo*l .«t
between Diamond Alloy and fourth ntrrot. rel*>
A SPLENDID LOUIS jnr gtpt iT~T»»
!W»>ed Piano, hy Rar-n,
Co.. New York, with French grand action,| | 9 I 11
ov«r strings, combined iron and wood frame, felt hammers
of an entire new invention, producing a Tour of the must
delicate yet powerfnj aweetneaa. Tha Plano Forte* of this
old and established house, lLiven, Bacon A On. .land aecnnd
to none in New York, and their uuUmueol* »ill he sup
plied Hmuigh John H. Mrlh.r, at the Factory prices fa New
*of k, delivered at rut-fborgh, packed an.l r<-n<ly f„r »bne
ping. / •
SECOND HAND PIANOS -ais
JIO, t=s, l.ij, Ji, u ,dCS^u9
0 lIICKERJNG .1 SO.NS’^^^g^
Klarn Loot* XIV Pluwju
“ carrwl moulding*.
*• nrl.ly rat’d wood.
“ powerful Toow.
'* Clifford style.
Dew upliftbt PUoo,
plain rutind coruorm.
. BOSTON PIANOS.
No Uww grand 7 i
•* IJO,47(>—A o»w prmad feate ~
** I9.IHB—A c*rr«xi moulding 7
“ 111,731—A tifTßil moulding 7
“ A roost elegant 7
“ 20,6_P2—A d*« grand «■*!«• 7
“ ai,6'-*6—A new prmtirt wale 7
20.5.9 A bi*w grand «»lo
•' 'X.XSfi —A roar wind
“ a>..VKt—A ruarwood plain
IH.tH-i—A fan jr»ud : •• Bouton juice
“ -'■>.«>»—A roaewool |«l»in •• K. in Bnpto A ttV
“ ‘J'.-Vil—A rumwoml jiUin <sw do j u j,,
“ ‘JO.KW—A black walnut *>« do da di.
“ ai,6l7—A ruaevood plain oV, “ do do do
NOTICE.—Ploara ukf n >tir« that nuy I’Unoou tin.
Un ofaleaa namUrr than .iO.OUO, will U> »old at a discount
or Tcnp*rC>ut. IVir-n* raiding out of the city, will
I.trw® direct ttoir l.dtors to JNO. 11. URLLOR, Ar*nl lor
Whickering A Houa, No. hi Woodalnwl, PitUburKb.
,IAMLirs^B
MRI/U>KO\R, n'^Tll
4 1 1 \ octave jmrtablo Uelodeous with liarp legs. fCO
,J do do Jo Jo do 75
£> J » Plano style—very elegant 100
J* do do Jo Duolde Ueods 150
The*. Melodcm# are pronounced superior to all other* |.v
“’■‘•ll Mason, Wm. Mason (he pianist, Tbalberg Webb,
Hatter, Uoltsrhslk, etc. They liavo liwi awarded the high
wt premiums, at every Pair whero exhibited. P.. r aaUonlv
bT fePidiwT JOHN II MKLJ.<>fl, SI Wood *i. *
Standard, Elegant and Valnablo Work.
JUST I H S H K D
Anew history of tiie conquest
OPMKXJOO, uv R. A. WILSON —This (vauartnal
lliatur) ol I lint remarkable ereut—the Cortes Connnrst «4
Mexico. The author itToctnally destroys aoiuo of tiiw tine
tb orl.» u t vu which Prescott's History of the Cmximwt ..l
M.<xk<i la louiiJeJ—proving, roudmlvely, that the monk
tali chronicle* are not reliable; that the m-aUl.i.l ‘•iiistniv
wrltiugs," ami alleged aua*U,orn canning BctionH
Ttie work ol«« present* the anthor'a EM n red thought*.
111 reference to the aocieut drlllr-atlon on this continent.
anJ array* facta anj collateral evldeuc* |<, p, OVP t-evondu
cavil, that every vestige ij „f Rgyptmu „ r Phmnkian origin.
Nosubjoct«an bo more lntcr.stiti R , or mil excite grralrr
ad Aimlloii than to settle Ihoss ijmwtLna hitherto held id
Joul.t as to Uie origin of those wandering trllx-s abh-h
peopled this Continent for ages before Uolumb.o. .i.wovore.l
it, the remains and taononn-uU of which still remain
among on.
TJinwork will andoubt-Uly rrvnramend itself toala-m'
last of riders ou each stdo of tho Atlsntk, by its patient
iwnarrb, its largo mass of enriona and Intenwtlng facts its
lgenlotis argumonts, and Its lucid, graphic sod attractive
Cloth, *2,50; Sheep,n*Jf Cair, £J,f,O.
.. . / JAUjyj CIIALLKN k RON, Phlta
freo on receipt of Hie price.
WM. B. {tKNToiJL,
No. IB Bt. Clair street, PJlUhnrgh.
f«2C:<lAw_wT - Publisher* Agent.
GOIsOTHOUP A UOHNG,
Gas anij steam fitters, n,>. 130
THIRD BTRKIJT, between Wood and HmiUiiirh] *ts
,**7*’***" on •‘A* l ' l Chandeliers, bracket* and fixtures
of all kind*.
utSwll*' All orders promptly
F P* H:iQcatlon * furnished for Cat
lic or C ° MtniCled *’ f " ny "P* 1 * ,or
- . mrklyd
New goods for si>kino‘ sales—
We have In store, (and are dally rrcslriog additions
Ur™ « ’ v°%t° r “ J K««»rn U.uafxtorlt, „
large stock. Tho assortment, quality and style* of which
cannot be excelled. It consists In pJt of JISrOH c?ot£
T,bl ° oil Carriage Oil SotuJ
Transparent Green and Bnff Oil Cloths. Bolt
IVansparant Window gbud**, Rally*. and Xr
styles of aade Fixtures, Tsssxlt, Coid*, Ac.. A. The atn-n
-tion of the Wholesale and Retail TradolsiuTlt.dtoo.it
stock The prices, wo think, will giro sitl.r.wtton.
J.* U. PHILLIPS, VhA J.N At ciah >t
SUNDRIES —10U bbla. Ex. Futnily Flnuit;
do Rxtra ,1,,
lf'U do Superfine
26 do No. I Lard Oil.
Ml liasea BUr Can dim,
2-'i do Stearine Candle*;
M> do Olein* Soafr;
4<i do German da
i!5 do Palm do
In atom and for rale J»j UK A, LLOYD A KOILMVTII,
_ rnrf > Wnlrr rlrtvt.
I> JfMOVAL.—The liomuHiputbic Pharma
i» cy aodOoukaturuof J. 0. KACKUKKN bu t«* u rt
rnowl Trom Liberty utn»l lo NO. 03 SUITOPIKLO HT,
between Fifth at. anil Diamond alley.
Material*, Picture* and Unit* of all kinds
always an hand. mrMtd J.jl. BACKQPKN A SON.
FINE TEA. —Justrec’d at Franck’s Fam
ily Grocery and Tea Stora, Federal .L, Alt~heßT.C
half chests of thacbokaatfiarynnß Oulongatul will he auld
lor76cenUperpooad. CaUaodtryiu mP j
F
IRKNCII CUOeOLATfi—IO bxs, just ice
cdrtd bob from tli* mtDafiwtorw. Alio, Cocoa.
at whole*!* or retail, at FHAMCFd, federal at!
Afieprtoj,
iHtsctUflurouß.
LATEST STYLE-t OF
W IL I. 0 I* E \-
near market,
Irienil.s nmi iMiMtomoris.
R If E IJ M A T I S M
HAKNL.S A FA UK, New V. it.
M tlx do
“ front earner* round.
!■ Salt-
COAL OIL WORKS FOR SALE.—The
Ptltaborgh and Kochmtrr Coni Od Company baring
t•» eataldiabtnrnta, one at Mancheafur and one at Uochre
ter, efTen tv «al« either of them, for tho pnrposo of eoncen
trating the tmioeaa at oi» point. Ji j* a chilliCOoeldom of
f-nxl. The pnrchawr has every facility for makiug money
rmm the day he take* j-rwiriwltni' I’rlce low and terms
rri *y,_ Aj-pl) to A. LOOMIP, Treaa,
mr ’ No, iS Fourth at-, PitUbnrgli.
SALE—A well establiphiHl Bakery
and Ice Oreom i»al.»m, |cK-atpJ in one of the l«vt sltn
ali n« in the my,
mrViw!l' er 1 9,t:rnUM at TIIW ORTCK.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.— I The House tra
□ov. ,«o>pml bj IL K. SMIuUTX, Kw a P
Street, hticjniie ..n lie- premie.* fr'^AUl
Sr\Lh. —A M'oonii handstf’amcnjjim’,
. (has !e--o in two throe month*.) of thirty horse
-S ‘ 'tFoke. In inch ryliuder, weight of i«)ODda. all
..-ifiid-le and in c<» *1 ur.l.T. Apply to GKO. W. BPNN
; &><m> "‘deof Old,, slriv-t. third dtwr West,.! the Inanauhl,
Allegtieny liyz ,
li’ilß MALE OR TO LET.—A l:,r-o tw„
ishiry h.i.-t l.inliiinc. hW feel long by fn-i ui.le. on
•ir,e(. Allegheny city. Has ten bor— powrr
»tean( rbgme, in g..»| »ni*r; a ill |>e rented in room*. • iih
I T'* rkl ,r of- Apply to (Ifca
, * I'ooth «lde of Ohio Street, third door artist ..f the
Allegheny.
Ij'OK SALE—I 7 si. ros ol Land in Ohio tn..
Umllrtfrom Allegheny r„j. 1 mile fmjn the P fff
I and C K It stati'n at Kdli,". i. Aj.j.ij |„ gm» \V BONN,
sunlll of Ohio *1 , .’<| i). , r a,-.!,.) t h., I d .nn.lul tile
gheny Cliv. |.,
SA LE. - Niitrs fur ~k_
I miw. Fenders, Coal KcqiUi-a. Suit li -iit,
in eel nr odd pieces, the KFesl I'nrcnt Und Iron.
the article for brelllog ever uitrolnr.,! In U.is‘>r j—r
ha|s* aijy other, city. I will relnnil the price in any cam.
; when-it fail*to pt»,ro what l represent u. Il<>usekr<.pei*'
Hardware, the l>e«t selectisl stuck in the city, and as cheap
as the i heapest, a* th» lr>>u City Pt»re VVar.-hoiiiie of
! WW. iiUADoIIAW, (.’'neerseor to T.. 1. Craig ACo .)
No. 104 Wivvl street,
‘ All*. rt« of Jobbing dotio at short' «t notice. Orders by
mail ah ill rvc.-lre prompt attention frl2
1?(hl SALE—A Kurm 249
10<lctr«ueU. 4>l in meadow, balance well timbered, all
well impioveioenl* gi¥«| hewed log liOU**, R««»i
b»rx, g>-*l orchard of As) ur ttuu fruit trues of dlllemit
kinds, ijitusti. in W.-stinox land county, mile* frnm Ufll
*td»- station P. It K Tlw i* oho of tlx- best grazing farms
In the i>inity, au>i will Im» s>dd at a great barcaln. Apidj
t..UW>. W. ItUNN. South side o| of
j tl.o Ilian,Olid, Aileghoiiy City p.JO
FOR SALE—*AIO arrrs uf land in Lijrnnier
IjL Westmoridand co ,on the ilreehsbnrg piKs,
I ixilm tpom l3 mil-s from l*t/oIK-; well wa
| Imd ;»ipd w<*ll timbered. Will bo sold low for c»di, nr will
| trade fur city property. Apply to UKO. W. IIU.NN, South
| «.<!•. of Ohio street, 3d duur weetot the Dianund, Allighony
ri *y- ; _ ja24
Fine private residence fores
BJ)LB.—The snbicribcr, Id tending to n-aidn per-JtyJ[
! niaoeritly at hi* country seat, near hast Liberty, offer# jor
-ale hti Kealdcnce «q w-c.-nd bauk* Allegheny City, corner
"f Sandusky et and South Common. Apply to
_Mti Ijmd A. PKADLKY, No. 4 Wood stm.L
Foil SALE OR KENT—Onrtw’«Htory (!*
Frame Dwelling ami I acres of land, ajh.ining jjUg
tin* property of Jihn Wright, n« tp. Prior vwy h-w. jlm ,
•I'l'for JaV4 U ATT A WILSON.
FJR SALE.—Tb«f uotlerßigned ‘'ffera 5-3 >
for salt* his prnpvrty in the Borough of Bewick-£B 1
ley; a fine large Brick Dwelling House, Frauiu liarii and
Stable, Ilrick Spring House, Ac., with from ten to forty 1
acr«** of ground, a* the porrhuMT may desire. There in a 1
good Orchard of choice fruit, and the grounds about thf. 1
ID.use nri* oruameuted with shade tree*, shrubbery, Ac. It
i« a most desirable pmjH'rty for n conntry home, and will
Ik> sold oq very reasouahla terms, for further partirnlarn
eiKjain* of J. W. F. WIIITK, Attorney at Law, 10« FlfUi
stri-ot, Pittsburgh, or of tin* snliscrilier on tho premtiea.
JoliWtr R. HOPKINS.
li’INE COUNTRY KESibENOE FOK«
BAI.H HJI KKNT —The subscriber olTen for aali»EPs
nr rent that deligtitfui Country Boat, now occupied by
Adam Uoineman, in KcwrvoTp, ailjacent to Allegheny
City, nomprining l ight acre* of cholco land, with modern
built Brink Dwelling of 14 room*; Grc«n House, Spring
House, lini n. Sul.Hug, Tenant Hunse, Ac. Four acres am
under Grape, whidi promise* to ba the most rolnahlo Vino*
y*rd in Die county. Thom aro several hundred Pmit
Trees, A|i|.li-h, Ihstm,Chnrrie*, peaches, At, most of which
had IH*-n imported at great cost, and are in fine condition.
The wholn is prime laud, highly cnltivatml and inipruvoi!,
ami ■ituatii] In apoaition commanding a Hue view uf the
lau citiiw and surrounding conn try.
n. n. itYAN.
For sale— 32o aores of linely timlxircd I
land in Gallia county. Ohio; well watered, Ml miles
Irum GaliipputU, tuil.n from tho Ohio river. ’ Will be
sold low fuf cash, or will lake gi»*l improved city projicrty
eiilx riu Illtsburgli or City. Apply to GEO. W.
BUNN, Botith side ef Ohio stm-t, 3.1 dour wi-st of the Dia
mond, Allegheny City. j.-vj
FOR SALE.—A tPaGt of land containing
nine and one half acre*, sitnate on tho Ftmrth Street
lUiaii,niauit thf.u mih-a from lie* Court Uoneo. Will be
sold low lor CR-ii. ln.|irirc of
IRISH A MACKKN7.IR,
o-rI J--.llf Att'y* nt law, No. GO Fourth stm-L
OKEIjoN BREWERY KOKSALE-Sitnuu-d
un St«vi-n*>o street, F.ighth ward, Pittsburgh, frouiine
•>U said slrf-el |JS f.v-t l.y IUU feet back, in gissl onler mxl
omditiuu. Pi««*eiou can U> givenTniniiHlian-ly. For ref
•Teixa. coiyMiit Khinle* A Venn-r, at their Rn-wery In Pitts
burgh, or <)i«o. M'. huiith, at his Brewery in Piitnburgb or
Wlxv'lmg. For term* of mlo apply to
feidm.i WM. M. SHINN, 137 Fourth-t., Pitt*l.nrL-»).
Rolling mill site situate on
TUB MQNONOAHKLA RIVER FOR SALK.—This
property ailj ilns the Pittsburgh and Un«ton Copper Works
and has us« of the best landings na the river.
A. W. GA/.ZAM, 137 Fourth stmoL
S’ TTEA r M MfLiTWR -SALE OK KENT.—
FVanfh Flouring 3liM In Lawrrricevilln, fronting CO feet
on Ch-etnpf Street and extondiug back IUO feet to Bwalt at.
For full description and terms apply to
fel’i AUBTIN A OO , .V» Fourth st.
XT’ <» SALE . —A very d**r»ir- P®
A aJM.- two st.TjJlrif, 1 .Dwelling House, in
orde.. w.-ii>-r fiitnf.-s, -ituaT—- .Dlweil Ttreeu
No .v.l, Sixth «si i, ihire I„ w . i:ix|uire on th. prem
ises, or of is).. IV ATI' A W i |>’.).\, giW 1.t1.e. I I -I,
Ohio Land for Sale.
TIIE h«ib*onlier offers fur sale pootioii u-n,
townvli'p tu, range 10. Stark county, Ohio, coinnxmly
known a* ‘f|’»wman’s containing 6D> vn*. im
sitnaUsJ tlinv mil..* west of Mavsillou, on the su*t. Road
leading to Wouater, and within about two milm of tlte Pitts
burgh, Ft. Waym- *:el Chicago lUilrua.l. Tlie -oulh, cost
aud north-east quarters are partly cleared *ud improved—
the remaiuder is covered with superior liioU-r—and th*
wh.de 1* well watered t.y eprings and ruunixg atreams
Till* secte.b Is coosi.We.l the one*t body ot laud m th*
Oonnty. It wdltw w>id oodivldedur iu ■{□«rtrr* to sntt
pnrchaei-r*. To tbow who d«wir* tu invest m real Delate a
I letter oppurtnuity is rarely ofl'TwL
. J- R- SWEITZER,
Elast' kuKnacl:' for SALE.-Th'o
StF«aiii Eni:in>. »ad Ulowing Cylinders lately iu ute at
UirsAllenttiwn Atithrartte Fumarrs,
This machiuery i« in gr«»l ~n|pc, sp.t ha« U«-n tetnov.«l
in of au euLargcueot of the woebs tr-.}uiriug
>iJI |>«rti>-nlir* nisy l>» application to thn
•olwr.l-r, aMI.-Oillp.-oJ th* ACDRttXtWN IKON COU-
I»ANy. N.. 1t.:,, WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
JOS. CABOT, Prmid.-nt.
KOLi.INO MILL ANU OALVANIX- FS
■ ncj noii.is ran hale-ti.. EH
imitation Ititmia Sbmc Iron Manufactory UaJvaimnT
Worki and flior.l factory, in tbu IS-uouch of UrK.Mnu.rt
it) lbs County «>f AUcKh-uy. I’.i. or. the UououguL U tirrr
and the Connclh.nlKan.litalic, niil /
nir* rid- to I mill*. AJl .i
ouo bar Iron mil* »n luruari-a—oi.l> an Improved air Unfit I
ftit uace. Tl.t-ac work* w ill make Ofta-u buudn.P*
tuna ..f sheet Iron In year Tbetialvaoiring Work* art. in
a separata building. gcrsmUnu laud at tlx. mill door,offer
ing mriliUoa l»y railroad or utawml.-al L> auy point io n.e
Uwlto.l States or Canada.' There am two and • halt acres T.f .
ffTuuiid. on |u»rt of which U,., work-, stand, the remainder !
hrmc bauds utm. Building Lot*. ou a leading *trcet. 1 h.-m *
aro eight (oal iuimw In right cl tb* worka. of tbemoat su}.*.
rlor 'jiulity of f-oul, at trom two to lour and a half crt.Up r !
buth.-l, dellrerpj at the work*. I'uanuwioD girsnen tint of
April next. fyr particulars, spplvto JI.U.UILI'IN !
ja-t:lai;«ial : Wilmington, iMaw-u... !
W.S.dl c. 11. THOdSUN'2)
NMlV\| SIiIKXS FOl!
I
t|)K kvdrstuuctiblk
double extension skirt,
WITII|pATKNT FTKLKT FASTENING,
HAOB WITHOUT SEW IXO.
:tnir.-r**lly p renounced “tbo axwt perfect Skirt cTrr mvle.
THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
Tho lightest and moat graceful Skirt ever produced.
THE PICCOLOMINI!
By moan, of claapa-tbU l~antif.il and economical carmen
can I*, taken to pi.d-s, wa*h*d, and pot together again ai
All the abor« haru Thnmaou'a raiebratad patent Watch
Spring Bn-tlo, and am stamped with »nr namo and trade
mark (the crown.)
Vor *a»f by Ibn |>rincipal rrtaileni enrjmhern.
W. 8.1C.n. THOMSON,
233 Bruodwaj, Nm* Tork
SH;\VlJV<jr JNI A.CJ £il N £2l*,
L4DB, WBHSTBS <k CO
SEWING MAO ii IN E S',
An> acknowledged l.y aft j 0 j* r»K BKST.
Th«j »rr more simple and durable lu roiulmrtion lliau
aoy other. No family »ln>>iM be without «mo
Ttu-yIIKM, HIND, UATIIKIt, BTITCII AND FKbL
For Tailoring and fitting they are unequalled, mak-
log a atrong ahd elastic team, from ao ordinary sj>onl, and
» PAIR LOCKSTITCH on Loll, .ijo. „r th„ m.t,.rUl -.,,1
A. JU. MAIISIIALL A 00, Ag*nta,
Allfghony City
OOR MOBICAL FRIEND:
T,rclcr p ajl go f Popular Music /or Tm Ccuf.
“Our Musical Friend” in fillptl with the
Lout Piano Solo*, Darla, Sodrs Operatic, At in*, Polka.',
Marurkna, Quadrilles, \V'*l! /<•* and erery olber specie* of
mcricnl cwnpoaltion f,.r Voter and Pinoo by the boat Amer
en and European Qnuipuaora; printed on full aised ramie
paper.adaplnd to *v c ry grad" ol performer.
Tiio unto quantity of mnaic, procured fruiu the
pablinlirn would coat more than ton times what wo charge.
A y«*r’a. agWriptiop to “OUlt MUSICAL Fll[KN'D,”»ill
HOonro new.nuil faxlibraabloaumtc worth at least TVo Hun
dred IhJlttrs, ami entirely sufficient fur the homo circle.
PRICK TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly, £■. Hall Yearly. Quarterly, sl,_‘
V.dtime coninieuie.l mi the 1«{ Dxrmhrr,
C. B. SKVJIiUJJt A CO,TruprUors
IH >'ranbfurt aNrw Yurt.
m,l:lind»«T
A DIE S
UIWU3 AND CHILDREN
Can nJwayi l hi aujipUaJ niiii nitialantlal and n*«at fittln"
BOOTS AND SHOES
if «-v««ry i}rm:rlpUun which aro Doing bol<l off
OIIKAP FiJH CASK.
Al Ihn cheap {Store of
. __ _ JAMRfI_RODB, 89 Uaiketit
1 ( ) BBLS. PRIME BONE SET for Vale" by
A r V HARTWELL A »nspnAßl>, J
earner Wood nod 6lh it.
3,000 SOBA '
7 HARTWELL A BUKMiABP. cor. Wood * Cth rt.
GROSS AYKU'S WOBM CONFW
Ov TIOW ferula by
HARTWELL it 8 BEPHABP, <or. Wood A Cth it
AnDoZ. BCERHAVE'S BITTERS, for
yy «loby HARTWELL A SHEPHARD,
Vn&A*, ptnm Wood ud Mb ft.
Jiotirra.-
UosaNQAHXLi Bxmaz, 1
— _ Pittsburgh. March 4th, ISO./
President' and Managers of tho
nonmdx4 > . t,,p * t ‘L t ‘ f . CTr ' c,in K® Cridgeorpr tho RJvmr Mo
hav.rthhiT^^ 11 ia tlm county of Altiyhcny,
tbjcinna " T * d ‘ >o4 «>UB P£S CENT, on
Stockholder* nr nLf 11 . taoctiu ' *Lich will be paid to the
' J °UN TIUW, Tmsnnrr.
8.58*9^
tho ••tV.fupony fivr em-tiog a OfflCMa of
River, , H ,,*wUe Plttsbnrgiu, In
will l-o held at tho Toll Ihuuvi M
bridge, on SHINDAY.Ihe 7th d, y
o’cliskrw. Mifcfmcwl chc Wil. 3
Erie, February, 6, • |
H Notice. —An Election f.n*
st-v.-n Directors < f tho EriJ. Canal Cotnrwny,
nmmfi g v or, will 1— held at tbeir rfllce. In lb*city of KrW>
on the MUM'AY OF 51AUCI1 NK.\T.
f.Odt.l A. 11. CAUQIttY, Secretary.
11ST log OF thb Pm’W. W. AC.K. K. Co., >
Pittshargh, February 25,15£9. j
jT'S^Xi'Tit’E.—Tin- Animal <»f die
ftinkhold.'i* iu the “Pitteltr.ii h, Fort Wayne and
Chicago UailnmJ C-'niptuy” wilt K" i>»ld at tho rurtn*of
BOARD (IF TR.4DK.in the city of Pittsburgh, on TUES
DAY, tl>« .".nir d*) nf March neat, at .1 u'ciock, r. |,U
which time the . f the Directors fur the yewr ISOS,
will l>e preseuti-d.
The fhi-tion tjr iifl.ru Directors to serre the ensuing
year, will t*. h. ld »t the some place ou WEDNESDAY, th*
3uth pruxiui.T, at a. h.
Th.- Transfer B.k?k7>nn t»- cicwr.l fr,.m tho 21at CoSWh
of Msrch. both ioclutive. and IhehoM.niiif stick la tbft
Ohm and Penusylvania, Ohio and ln<ftac*,or Fort Wayao
and Chicago Railroad Companies, which has not been cun-
V.-rt Mini«. the stuck of the new company at that time, will
uot t .> calitlisl to votcat raid election.
htockhulders pre«. B ti n g their certificate* of stock In this
Company in any Ticket Agent on the Hue ,i( tRp will
sold HU Kxrtirsieii Ticket r«ini that Station to Pitts
burgh ami relnrn Tr Ou« Faro th,. round trip, good from
March ’JNth to April 3d, both inrlexivo. By order of 4ho
Pnnidi'ut. fc->:U AUGUSTUS RRADLEY, Sec’y.
Ai.IiKUIIKNY~ INSI'RAaiCE COWPAMY.
Notic e i- licn'by pycn tliat in pnrsu-
Mice ~| the at« ..f Assembly relating thereto, and lha
charter of iucorjK.ration ajipruved January 27,1550, Books
tonceivc sahecrlptiuu to Uie Capital Stock of tho aALLB
UDENY' INSURANCE COMPANY" of PltUhurgh will be
opened at tho MERCHANTS’ EXCHANOB, Fourth rtxwt,
Pittsburgh, on MONDAY the Htn DAY OF MARCIISBYT,
to remain open Lr fire days, (unless tho stock be sooner
sttlwribe.!,) from 10 k. M., to 4 o’clock P. U, of each day.
conxifnioiixu.
: Jm. B. Murray, I
W. M. Lyon,
Isaac Jones,
Geo. K. White,
Robert Beer,
Alexander Speer,
M. W. Watson,
Thu*. M. Howe, I
Harrey Childs. i
Isaac AL Petinock, I
John A. Wilson, I
A. M. Walllngtbrd, I
Janie* Langhiin, I
Qeo. W. Can, I
Midrd
ilmuannrnts
A GRAND CONCERT,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, will be
tfi'enon NKXT MONDAY, March 7lh, is LA FAY
ISTJK HALL, by SIGNOB OIAHBONI.
!I«- will l-o amistod l.y STISB BCBIBA, MII9. DOWNING , .
W.«KLKBKE,O.OUEBK, V. DKIIAM.N. AM Sfj£
DI.K. A. KLKHKR, K. FOKRSTF.R and H BHECQT. ■ •»
MFL“i. h'jWNINU win sin* CsraUnu from Ouena Er- ' 1
n*n.. dr. MUiS SCRLBA will pt-,form Sn from ..-•'l
tln< o|M*mt of I‘untaiil, SotunanibQU, besblta several Enu- i
hull f.ium l.y U-tli tlu> JaJi<w. 1
MR. «IAMUONI will ulng some of tlio best Italian Comic
ton ° ‘TMi.OIUBIi.BJ
T l' *ol ynwleltos, in rich Variety, will make np
the l«1anc» of Iho programme. *
Tickrl* including reserved seats W cents.
The sale of secured m*ta win commence on Friday morn
uii * n rch 4Ui * at n - Kleher A Rro-’a Music Store.
Ay- Pi» K rmmm.w can bo had stall the Music Store. mr2
Educational.
SEWJCKLEY ACADEMY—ACi .ASSIOAL
*ftr. Couatkem. Roaipisq Scnooi mb Hots, ou the I*-
ft. W. AC. R. it, lg miles from Pittsburgh.
HKV. J. ft. TRAVKLLI, A. U., Principal.
The THIRTY TllTltDftKSaiOJi will rommonco cn MON*
PAT. May 2d, I Aid.
TtKMit, ja>r session «•! fm« months..— ..
For Citcabir*. Ac., enquire of John Irwin A Son«.C7
Water street, orT. 11. Nevin A Co., 21 Wo.«i strcet,oroflbe *
Principal, ftewlrblry, l*a. __ _mrt:2nw»iAwBtP
Penn Institute,
CORXEK or Penn and Uancoct streets.
Tin!' emmiiiß term will commoner on TUESDAY; 31»t
hut. A limited omahor of pupils may obtain admlmktt.
Terms for Tuition au.t Stationery, $22 per session of twenty I
two Wwti. au24:tf J. M.tfMITU, Principal. j
Co Act.
TO LET—A three story Brick Uouse,<a
situated uu U.n.l, l-twcen S*T.»nd Hint Third TO
« un gas, hot and cul.l water, Am IrtAAQ JONES,
Biri:l\«.| comer of lions aud First «ts.
r PO LET Two W eU lintshcd two ntory £B
X Rrl.-w Pafilitigs, c-mtaining nine nximeacb.on fcSjjj
Wyliw street. uo»r Chatham, within Ore minotre *»*£??*“■ %
tb'» I wst-ollice. Enquire of \
_.nrl:dlf Dk. B.A. OTRRnT,2J7P^«^^^
T^ l EET—A comfortable
JL Dwelling containing sir rooms and ,’•**.
situate cn Washington at, Allegheny Oirjv-,*°\ '£*'<s&
_ fi.JL
rO LET—A Store Boom on Fifth Stvl C. .
In the most draireblo location on that great thor» feto
om-nfare. Apply at IS6 Liberty street. *
_!‘i_ RIDDLE. WJItTg fe CC.
T? f? r ,T Twj 1:lr K I: firs ‘-clns3 BweMnSiX
to let, with all the modern improvements. figg
, , n UITCfIOOCK. McCREKRY A CO,
_ No. U£» Second and Second at.
T!,' A three s'fciy lirick"i)weLine«Q
l‘o*uw. coutainiug *; rooms. M«. +1 Coo(rresw«trr*f
hoouireof jail WATT A WILSON. Uterty^~
T° —Hint desirable business F?JB
X stand witt; dwelling niuchcd ou tho corner orEl
Liberty and 0 il.vm stn-cta, will adapted for a OmtiyS*,:
nry Store, being .cvnpi.yj as such f v r the last ftarttirtn
y.wrs. Ka-julre of R. U. KINO, )
- •• _ N<.. 21IUbertjatreU.:|
r ro LET.—A eumfortuble brick dwcll-A
X ing, containing «i» rooms and finished garret tit.B3 '
UAto 00 o‘llAreStreet, U-twrou Liberty and Penn. RnqS#
f U al, l K. il. KING, No. 211 Liberty*!. r- •
TO LET—The Warehouse Boom and UfEco
now ocenpiM hy Porter R. Friend A Co., t»S Frwu .
a"“« Lofts suitable for storing c.»ttou. ,
J!S_ !. iSAUnmcKKTico.
FOKKENT —A Lot 144 by lU(j feet, on which
are erect«d, BoilJiuga, Stack*, Ao, rendering it anita*
«.‘rJ!r »u D, | k ‘h d °* mMߣ “ tHtlD e, eitnate On Denman
street, Birmingham, oppositeßansman's Coal Depot. Kn.
ALEXANDER KINO,
... _ Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
pOK KKNT — ~ ”
C-nin.VnT "‘ABEHOOSB, No. W Market Street, nd-
Jolning N. Holme* A buna, finished end ''jelred in tlia Best
auntier trem cellar to pm ret, forwholesnlo end refill dry
Bi«hfa baijuess, with k .r animal a large three atwyWnr *
XTI drr r "‘ r ' o JvllS 'VAY. Ja,
Udtf SawlckleyTiUp poebOfflcfe.
tEitJ? Auction Salts. C 1
**• UAVia, Auctioneer.""*
*«ln« r / Ktim No. M Flftb ‘
"JNTEKS * mTuTtES "V
.•uesiUy morainfr, Marehftih, at J
KJor«, corner of Bnltbfield atraet /
I ha aold, lbn eotiie •lock: of 'BheK- f
FUtorra, Ac., of that «tboc*n», /
. P lu. DAVIS, Antt.
„s\ •• * T - W. iO.K.K. at trivatb
,**. • ,Q |f, t# to lull porrhaarra, by
.. • - p - M- DAVta, AncL.No. 64 FlPtti it
•tin lb-
lOBIS k GO., Hrrehni
ALDAUI.E STOCKS A'. AUCTION—
WHIIwfuti at the Merchants’ Kubango, on Tbuit. .
>T * urpnln K, March 10, at 7‘4o’clock, , ■ '■
Ml "hare* CiUzen«'lnj*urauco Stock;
S aharea M. A M. Dank of Pitubunrb
l-l *• CiltTrn*' •• u b '
-I *• Northern Libert; Bridge Stock;
I l * " Pennsylvania Insnrouco Co,
_ AUSTIN LOOMIS A Of.
ror7 Stock Broken, 68 fourth it.
Stock sales by Austin coo jus &
CO, AT THE SJKRCUANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERY
TUUUSDAY EVKNI.NO.—Bank, Bridge, loaurance
CupixY Btork, Boot) end Beal IWtale aobl at public
at tbo Merchant*’ Exchange by
„ AUSTIN LOOM I 8 A CO.
Note*, Draft* and Loans on RealEotate negotiated cm
reasonable term* by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO.
“21 Stock Note Broken. M fourth ft.
CURB FOR CONSUMPTION!
DU. CIl L'UCIULL’S DISCOVERY t
Winchester's Genuine Preparation of Dr.
J. F. Churchill's Compound of
THE HYPO PHOSPHITE
of LIMB, SODA a*OJ POTABH,
* wicmc akan»T ro* C, «~u»nT or
C O N STJ M A ?IQ N ,
THE great Chcmico-Medical Discovery of
the celebrated Dr. J. F. Churchill, of Parfa, fir* iade
Known by him to I ho French Academy of Jl«Jkine about 2
*f2» . marta tt new and important era in tbeumlaof
Medical gefenen.
timo in the hiatory of the world, has a
REMEDY been toaod that sorely itrikna at the very foun
dation rf Pulmonary tHuau. and by restoring thedrkeient
chemical dements •>/ Mr &&>>*. Increases tbo principle" which
constitulri nervovr or vital force, invigorating the nutri
tive function!, tiw\ thn» not only CURES, but aim pRg.
VENTS, tlie development oflbi* hithertomoet fetal Scourge
of the lmman race.
49~Caaflon (o tb« Pnblle.'d
Various preparations are already in the market, purport-
Ihr to be bast'd on l>r. Churchill's dfacorery, against which
wosolrmuly caution l»'th tbo proleatioQ and the public.
Let UO ono U» d«virod, hot ask for and a« only tfc,
pamtioo boM from (lie • ie General Depot la tLalfnit*,!
tiucn, Nu.WJobn.twt, rfirr
tnre of J. Wixcurarsa, by whom alone S£
•Criptioil la put up IS A RCUABtI AXJt CnOUCaILT e-Tn.»V\,T
1« .11 Nerrou. or Kcrefolwi. j^u
»'«*■*. it fa aaoTemlgn and invaluable remedr W "•**-
4&*KKAD TUB TESTIMONY “*M
's^ttjsassfasjsa
tssss.
nounT A 3 TO till VILLI nr
F,<mihr Rortk
“TLU Medicine Is scfeuUflSi?nre£^ ,/C X *
Sfl Ilf dlLSII? pSISLIiV
... . in “*ty-«lglitcwe* in which thiamuody was
mu’ tl ‘ lr,y '*’ To , n »*r» la the indpiont, and twenty three
“ft*, etageaofcownapdon;there-
W lil Jf? l* yonJ h °p®- With the exception of the lat»
•Wchwwemuch benefited, ail but three, which
rworcml perfectly.”
"“*s3l, er three bottlra for $5. Single bottles only, fa
coacewftMbu |o/uf*on,eont by mail, prepaid, when apedaS*
ordered. All orders for three bottles or orerwiU be neetby
exprees at cost of the party. Druggists moat tend their or*
tiers direct to the undersigned, or they may have a different
and spnrioo* preparation sent them.
Oonnlne Preparation of Dr. ChorchUP*
Compound of the Oypopluatptiltra of Llmo, Soda and Potash
u sold at wholesale at the sole General Depot. 49 John s*
*?**“' V”*’'*' 11 '*" ror«UU» .lmiirwa throoriioit
the United Statoa. Circolsre and all urrrwwy InfomSS*,
Rlren to all parties cucfuoing a stamp. f VT coovraln*»ll*
recetringour IrUeia, cormpooricntj are romieated
-Box 2JSI" in «!dit& to the regular *“
, . , i WJNCIIKSTEB,
■roEusr uroAKr s co~
Alltshinr City,
AS«S , ““«?ss
“*“• ““‘SjgJJ 4
| C- O. lin*sr>y,
Jno.-D. McCord,
Geo. W. Jackson,
Alien Kramer,
B. B, Sterling,
Robert Patrick,
I>. *L Dock.
its’ Kitnnn;