f Htsterfl D. t. L. XAT03...-S. ElPDU—»rn.nrr_i. mm S. BIDDLE & CO., EDJTOBB and PROPRIETORS- - PITTSBUHQH r FRIDAY MOKKINa, MABCII 25, 1869. REPUBLIC A. 3 COUSTV COWVBSTIOK. This oppoifonts of the National Adimntatra tlon to Allegheny County us reqaasted to meet in tnelr TcneetiTa&etica districts, on SATURDAY, March Sftth, ana elect twfrdelegaUs from each to a Conoty Convention, whJeb vtQ awtdble at the OOGItT HOUSE, on WEDNES DAY, March SOth.aill o'clock, A.M. Theobjectef thisOosnnUOß Is to elect delegate* from this county to the Stats Contention, and act open a set of rules for the government of future nominating Convention* in this county, which trill at that tlnrebe'tabraKtM by the County Committee.' The Delegate Beatings will bo held in the township* be tween tba boors of 3 and ft P. M„ and In tboeJMe* and borosgha between the boon of 7 and 9 P. it. By order of tbo County Committee. fi. 11. GETEP., CbsirmsD fro ltrn. Brasni Batin, Bec->. Ahotheb Cnaxci roa Plukobb. —The present yearUtbeperiodforletting tbesoulbern mail con tract*. These ere the contracts which have con* tributed most towards swamping the Post Office department; and it is now given ont that I 'since the President has determined to call no extra session, the bidders have withdrawn their bids and pat in new ones at twenty-five per cent, ad*' vaaw. The plea for this is that they will have to wait for their money; bat this is a mere pre tence ; for the contracts ran fcr foar years, and as Congress meets in December, they will not have to wait more than for their first payment. They Are preparing to lake advantage of the present embarrassments of tho adminis tration to feather their nents for foar years is Come. It is oot too much to suppose that tho administration was influenced against oalliogan extra KMaioo, that this cpportanily for extortion might not be taken away from the contractors ; and it is even snrmleed thatjhe southern, meb here of the cabinet opposed the extra e<ssion, that their Soutbernfrieiids mighthaTO full swing at the treasury while the chance lists.- / Avcsxxurs.—lt ie a' matter of ’general re mark that places of amusement were never so well patronised in Pittsburgh as daring this winter. We have Been this season what we have never Been here before—some half dozen places of amoeement, including three concerts, all crowded at one time, and this continuing night al»freight. We take pleasuro in notiog each a fact. Ii indicates the growth of a better taste, and thai the natural desire for amusement and excitement is flowing into the right channels. We are all eo constitnted as to need, every now and then, tons relaxation from onr regular par suite, in which the bow can be unbent from its strain and the mind relieved from the grave csr*a of business. When harmless amusements and recreations cannot be had, men will be tempted to try others not ; and it is o Significant fact that the police offices always havo " to® **» do when the public havo legitimate sources of enjoyment to draw them away from the illegitimate ones. Tun Toshagb Tax.—The House, on Wednes day, took up Mr. Chase’s resolutions directing the Attorney General to commence~and prose cute in the Supreme Court of the State the ne oessary suit or suits to ascertain whether tho 'Pennsylvania railroad company, by Us refusal to pay the tonuagojax, has net forfeited its -chartered privileges, and to take all necessary lisps to procure a decree of forfeiture in said lait or suits instituted, and directing the And- j itor General to charge o per cent, per month on all tonnage taxes duo and unpaid, and a spirited fight ensued. Several amendments were offered and voted down, and resolutions were finally passed by the following vote: - r : Peas—Messrsr’Acker, Balliet, Barnsley, Bar tow* Bayard, Bar folet, Boyer, (Clearfiold,) Bover, (Schuylkill,) Brodhead, Bryson, Campbell, Chase, Custer, Dismaot, Eck man, Pearon, Fleming, Foster, Galley, Good, Graham, Gray, Hill, Hottenstine, Irish, Jackson, Keneagy, Ketohum, Kinney, Lawrence, (Wash ington,) Mann, ?Mehaffey, M’Clnre, M’Cardy, McßpytU, Nill, jOaks, Palm, Patterson, Pierce, Pinkerton, Prondfool, Poghe, Ramodell, Rohrer, Robb, Rouse. Bhsfer, Smood, Smilh, (Berks,) Stephens, Stonebsck, Stuart, Taylor, Thomp son, Wagonseller, Walker, Wilcox, Williams, (Bedford,) Williams, (Backs,) WillistoD, Wilson, Wolf, Woodrihg, Zeller and Lawrence, Speaker —6B. Nags— Messrs. Abbott, Barley, Charcb, Ell maker, Brans, Fisher, Grati, Green, Hamersly, Harding, Matthews, Neall, Price, Quigley, Sheppard, Styer, Thorn, Walborn, Wigton and Wiley—2o. - j The 20 negatiTe roles comprise 15 Philadel phia repreeentalires,Barley, of Blair, Wiglon, of Hnntingdon, and EUmakcr, Green and ~ ' Prioe, of. Lancaster. A BxfiOuiA& Maw.—Air. Moran, in a speech at the late Buffalo Baflroad Convention, is report ed to have said: "He found no one prepared to adhere to any thing like a settled policy; and, as for himself, he proposed hereafter to conduct his road according to what he deemed for the best interests of ■his stock holders ; and he should be glad when the time camo when he could peacefully retire from the charge of the duties whloh baa been thrust upon him.” - * If Mr. M6ran used this language it shows him totally unfitted for his placo. Railroad President conducting his road so as to -—promoto the interests of the stockholders, Is an exploded one. It prevailed in old fogy'times bat has been entirely abandoned. Presidents who aro up with the times never take the stock holders into consideration. [Special Oarretptedc&cA of tha Pitaborgh o*zetto.J Hassias urg, March 23. Mturt. Editors: TErDivorce Committee reported 'tho bill to-day divorcing Horace B. Pry and Emily his wife. A lengthy and ably written minority re port was presented by Hr. Foster, which was ordered . < to bo pnblisbed in tho Legislative Record. Amotion was made to make this case the apodal order of the day for to-morrow- evening, bat (sued to cany. A paper was read this afternoon by tho Assistant , > : Clerk of tbo House, signed by Samuel J. Bes, Chief Clerk, withdrawing his accusations against the -Transcribing Clerks, admitting that their work has been by them promptly and accurately performed. The document U considered a very humiliating back-down on his part. After tho reading of tho journal in the House this morning, Hr. Irish asked and obtained leave to pro eent the petition of tho Boards of School Directors of the First, Second, Third, Fourth and Filth Words 'of tho city, of Pittsburgh, and others, in favor pt an act for the better regulation and continuanco of ed* 9 neation by Common Schools in the city of Pittsburgh, which was referred to the Committee on Education, which it is understood will have the Senate BUl.'en titled an cot for the regulation and continuance of education by oommon schools in the eity of Pitts burgh, before them tbls'afternoon. The special orderfor this morning was “resolutions relative to the tonnage tax on the Penna. Railroad," Which brought out a lengthy discussion, and on the previous question being called, were passed by a large majority. On the adoption of the first resolution, as amended by Hr. Irish, the yeas were. 74, the nays 20, whish shows very clearly not Only that the tonnage tax cannot bo repealed, but that the House is anx- ' lons to do its-part to enforce its collection. How the resolutions will fare In the Senate is yet to be seen. - • ■ < > Senate to-day amended the House resolution " relative to final adjournment, fixing the 14th day of ' April next; The House, it Is believed, will ooneur. u. - A Wolv abd Wi/a Sxobt.—The Tosoola Pio wo* relates the following: “A man, a few days since, while chopping in the woods some six mile west of Lexington, Ssmilao County, near his own dwelling, was at ticked by a-feroclous wolf, whiob, at the first «P»u* grasped Ms victim by the throat. The wue, standing m the-door of the house, saw the position °fh« husband, and, running up, seized l ' ° bIOW “I* o “» b « lt « f lh « hold. A few more blows finished him entirely bat not until the wolfhad succeeded in culling the throat of her husband so thfitWexoired most Immediately.” pit6d aI - Th» MUirankeo A r nri contradicts the (ele graphio ireport that tho legislative committee have acquitted Ex-Governor Sashford, of Wis consin, of complicity in tho La Crosse Railroad cormptiins. The committee simply declared that they could find no proof of a prior under standing between him and Kilboarn that he should receive the bonds in consideration of his approving the land grant bill, but do not exon erate him; on the other hand, they censure him for accepting the bonds after signing the bill of grant _r Tux body ofb gentleman—indigenous-—was washed ashore a short timo since from the Mis sissippi* In his pockets were found: “One dueling pistol ; <me bowie-knife, one speech of Jefferson JDavlisr one epeeoh of Senator Toombs; one copy bf lfts £Eseu*ippim t edited; by Barker dale; thwewpluof the President's'’Lecomplon of an alligator devonring ah eagler—supposed to by the province of Mississippi in the act of eater* ynfnatfpg the “data and stripca.” • : Toes* Tixooujrtt Lives Lost dtthb Bbeak iso ot Icb.— 2*ear Taganrog, on the sea of Axoff. * catastrophe occurred, about the beginning of Febrosry last, which involved a loss of life un paralleled except by memorable earthquakes of volcano eruptions. It appears that some three thousand inhabitants of Taganrog, relying upon the premiso of fair weather made by genial at mosphere and the cloudless sky, proceeded (o Axoff Sea to indulge in the sport of fishing be neath the ice—a favorite pastime of that region. The atmosphcro-continuibg serene, the parly were lulled.into a feeling of security, and ven tured farther than usual upon the ice, in the hope of obtaining a good haul. Suddenly a breeze sprung up from the east, which, growing boisterous by degrees, whirled the loose snow and fine particles of ico in all directions, and ; before.long succeeded in detaching tho ice from the shore. The large ice field then broke into numerous ‘ pieces, which, with their terrified and helpless human freight, drifted towards the open sea. No assistance could be rendered the unhappy beings' by their frantic relatives and friends on shore, and within two hours not a sign of life was visi ble on the surface of tho sea. On tbe following day a cake of ice drifted in shore, apon which were five of the unfortunates—three of them dead, and the other two numb and insensible. The two latter—a girl and an old man—were stored by. means of the usual appliances; the girl, however, survived but a few hours; the man recovered, bat lost the use of his tongue a consequence, probably, of the fright caused by the scene Tie had passed through. lie prep&reM a Written narrative of ihe occurrence ofthe fearful night on the Azoff. By this catastrophe at least three thousand persons found a watery grave.— y. T. Fott. Wheat atJSb West.—The Alton (Illinois) Democrat ot a recent date says : We have made many inquiries of our country friends throughout this and adjacent counties, within a few days past of their wheat prospects and hear from them a decidedly flattering ac count thereof. During the cold, dry, windy weather of February, the wheat suffered severe st* reT tous thawing and freezing had thrown tho wheat well out of the soil, and in many in stances the wind carried it from its place, being held butty a rooty fibre or two, and lodged H in dilohes and fenco corners. In many locali iies a totat failure of tbe crop was anticipated vt that time. But the soft warm rains of March havo won derfully revived tho wheat fields, beating down the turfs to their bed, and invigorating tho roots New growth immediately set in, and how, where there seemed a dismal prospect "a month ago, fresh green fields of growing grain gladden the eye and rejoice tho heart of the farmer. From Qreen and Jefferson oonntios and Mont, gomery, and tho American bottom in this county our inquiries moot with tho same answer, of a fair, a good, or an excellent-prospect. • Tho Jaokson (Michigan) Patriot of March 16, 6 ®J B: , . ®»ds considerable inspection of wheat fields in this and the adjoining counties during tho last week, they present the least in jury from the effects of Winter that haa been noticeable for many years. Wo hare not yet seen one sore that may be called Winter-killed. Two PEntBTS is Taotmin. —Suepeniion from the mmetry. —Archbishop Hughes of New York is out in a communication, giring a history of certain occurrences in the Catholio church of St John tho Evangelist, in that oity, which havo led to his suspending from -the ministry thereof two priests, Revds. Alfred Dayman and Frederick Ferdinand Des Camps. The two prieets it ap pears, had published a previous communication in tho newspapers, slating that an interdlot had haen pnt upon them, simply beoause one of them had preached a sermon in which ocourrcd the expression, “Hell is paved with tho skulls of bod priests” The substance of the Archbishop's rejoinder Is thatdhe parlies alluded to have been guilty of irregularity, insubordination and schism. He represents Mr. Dayman, as coming to this coun try about two years ago, in great destitution, and experiencing, in a variety of ways, the charity and good offices of tho Archbishop. Tho Archbishop adds, that within tho lost five weeks it has come to his knowledge that Mr. Dayman was accompanied on the voyage by a young fe male, whom ho represented to bo tie nieco, al though it has sinco come ont that the lady doee not stand in that relation to him. As for tho other rebellious priest, Mr. Des Camps, the Archbishop hinta that he is mentally nnsonnd. The priesta Bay they are determined to or ganize anojther Chnrch, notwishslanding the Archbishop’s interdict. “We think that Senator’s brown’s ardor got tho better of his judgment when he said that we want Cuba for the purpose of extending Slavery Mr. Brown should oot thrust Slavery so maoh into the foreground of American politics—should not make that institution a monopolizing part. Washington Union. It will be observed that Senator Brown’s of fence, in the eyes of the Union, is not that he wamstoextend Slavery, but that ho openly’says so. This will never do. The Senator should school bis tongue lo the regular Democratic dialect. When bo sees a choined gang ofnegroca whipped along the road to new Territory, be should Btylc it “enlarging the field of American Industry.” Sending ruffians to rob and murder settlers, he should designate as “popular sovereignty.” The castom of hunting a man with bloodhounds and selling his wife and children on the auction block should be veiled in the soft phrase of “carrying out theprinciplesoftheConslitution.” This is the proper Democratic language as spoken in polite circles at Washington. Calling things by their right names is a practice that it wiUpot do to tolerate for a moment. It would work mischief. Senator Brown should reform his plain epeakiog.— Atb. Eve. Jc\tr. Asohtmocs Lamas.—Henry Word Beecher says of this kind of oorreapoodpnee : "A man’s name is meant to be a safeguard. Where a man is known, bo is silently restrained from a thousand Incidental temptations which would assail him if he .were cdnaoiouely uuknown. A man’s name on a paper tho representative of his person. It will be a strong inducement to care, honor, truth aud propriety. The want of a name to a letter is a presumptive evidence that a man has been doing something of which he is ashamed. All honest men ought to make it a rule to burn up, without reading, anony mous communications. This is our rule. It is now and then that we begin to read without knowing that the letter is nameless. Boi usu ally, a letter without a signature goes in au in stant into the fire, or into strips for the wind to i>L-.y with.” The idea of a Aw Abut Costbact.—Tho Utah correspond ent of the Chicago Tribune sends to that journal the freighting contract mode in the Qoartermas n* Washiogton city, with Rus sell, Myers and Waddell, to carry freight from Kansas to various points on the Utah route. The schedule of prices has been kept back till lately, when it is found that government pays the firm above named $56 per one hundred pounds from Leavenworth to Balt Lako City, a distance of twelve hundred miles. At this enormous rate the contractors have carried thousand of tons. *r® at the same time contractors to carry freight to Pike’s Peak, a distance of six hundred miles for eight dollars, whioh is lees t°an one third the sum paid by government.— Here is an opportunity for another Congres sional committee of inquiry. Pauio is inn Bdttbb Mabket.—Those who have read our valuable weekly report of the market of wholesale prices of country produce, will see that speculations in batter this year are. likely to provo as unstable os tho article itself in hot climates. One house, holding some thing like a third of all the stock in tho city, has stopped payment, and the news from California shipments looks gloomy in the extreme. : The price in tho *city has fallen about two cents a pound, and holders are In a eta to of suspense with fear of Its going still lower. Our country friends will do well to watch tho weekly reports ,npon this, to them, interesting subject.— N. T. TYibune. A ftutr Reliojous Niwspapzb.— The N. Y. Churchman makes.the following announcement: It ie reported 1n newspaper circles, that an eh terprtse is for tho establishment la New York, of a daily paper, to be conducted on strictly religious principles. It is to be started wo hear, Kith a capital $160,000. and is to bo edited by James R. Bpadlding, Esq., a gentle man of ability and experience, at pre.ont and for several years past connected with the Courtfr d* Enquirer , and the Rev. Dr. McClin took, an eminent Methodist clergyman, well known for his contributions to the leading peri odicals of that denomination. Tab State of Maryland has, for a period of forty years or moro, authorized grants for lot teries, the profits on which have been appropri ated to the erection of churches, monuments-, &c. Pablic notice has been given that the Mary land State lotteries will all cease by tbe laws of tho Stato on the 3lst of March, 1859. A farmer iu Oregon lately bought a barrel of whiskey in Portland, and after getting it to his ouse stack » painted broom handle in through. w f a J| g ' llo J, e *° Bee how muoh lilaor there was. taTOM painl " Wor lhe “nhis CmhoUqut lc&tnfi that Gen. Welker io »bont to enter a rellgioae order and become a Catholic prleet. Wo hop. luS trce Unless his looks belie him, a very harmless par dier™ ” P ° ilcJ " hen he n“<i«took to be a P ol- i»?S« B .^S IS ,. ODTn; — Sone ° f ISiSfilS? bare recently renlnred lo put WhiltierVnome to bia ana poem., when "tier coprttnn.TUtpoetliiin.tlca ho. Mthertoheen denied tto QaaJter bard at tho South. j WDAidld tte ftUber when It Brat, .prettied, eay to the tgaokfv. Fm down ouyou this Une. Soui/orQtrE is desirous of becoming a rut oral- r ized British suhjeot, so that be may own t>ron. 1 erty in the Island of Jamaica. By the laws of • the island ao alien Is allowed to own real estate “’"“J".' ‘niog month forth, oged, siid nn obsrmng old gentleman, .-and , r ' . ‘ al Wh f. a 1 conlJ through L, month i most generally lired Ihrongh the year.” Holland Bitters.— Femai p* I Burrxuxo trim N*c#« ahd Dibtutt -A T,m.i/w! , ES ; ratable to those peculiar ; more tr cf v uStbtr nrj , tom in the medical w£ld: rompoavnt r.f «rl,. _*.??■ . " t ? tnAd M » Mtdicia, CbMt, to which * r °tnl*l,e<ll * l,e<1 y#m,l J sssisss aiiws ?25? US S“S W * h* ll " 8 to *» pwfHJtly fajflllad in t JJoQand JUtUrt. From th<. ../ »u. . «heroailndrd to, we here ootthoagfct proper to nar^Oi niUTi.or tho» Udlei.bob.™ onhMiuE. J£2f J* Batal] and errry word can be aabetanttated to tion of the meet inrwdaloa*. We cfferonTof thTm?.^ e " r .CT »o normal action, and, while enabling natol to tw! U>“ff“£?fd££e Are yon nature ted in earfy morning, iodlsnored to rtZT' ;K:,£:;s’ d " d * cWai ' h^f »> '-S"™,: Are yon "object tonawea before or after «ni n rt . qtunt.ty be loro each £ B <L ot tbeAooghtcf food, and aleo from tb* KSJffi&^SS 0 * . ksf-ss: ©n!£sus? Pre °Si 9 ™** P mch “‘=J?- Bewar^ bMonri,lOl# l*<-n the label of every ft** * °° » 8j!o Proprietor*, 27 SSft lßt^ad W Pa. #tbi aiJbcttistmcnts. appli'c'atTox\s for UCEXSE n? r Kr 'V “WOIIB.HM In the Clerk’s Ofllo for Al - Coonty, up to26th March, 1559. , TUOS. A. TtOWLET. Clerk Armitrong Jot. Tavern, Bth ward. Pittsburgh. 5f^ r * K * Un S nonie, stli ward, Pittsburgh Blank Oonrad F, other pood*, 3d *• Hamper II It, Tavern, •* .. ». Frj Oeo, T«v.m, Tarentntn Home, M’Koosport Tf O, V “ M wUPimbTOt Jolm, T.Ttni, Wu! eilMbeth P....b» e h Sharp Win. other goods, Franklin tp Shannon Jas, Tavern, 4th wart, Pittsburgh Whitfield Pcphla, Tavern, Peon tp fc Truuble Benj Tavern, 4th ward, Pittsburgh *2sxfc<J3t W *■' KaUo « noose, 3d ward, Pittsburgh. NOIIUiJ.— All persons whoso licenses ex plre during tho month* of May and Jane will attend mhSL:d3t THOB. A. BOWLEY. Cl«rk DI x 0 PBEPaked carburet P p n IKON—For polishing Store*, Grain BaoecTaid ererjkiud ol braas ud ehcat ironwork. Thla article rc Sttonmr u^ 1 ' *“ d w k 1 P'" lo ™ •more brilliant pollth ,„d k Jr™*"" “ ,id » w* '» »»• Wootf atantly on hand b, JuS. rbBMINO, .rc-b corner of Diamond and Market tL B“a 0 ";, 1 ™ BROMOUU. XROSHES—For *jleTlattou °* °? n Sl>», coJda, hoaraehess and all di*- tke* fcr«a»«od PobHc speaker* and sJng era mill find them Jaralntblo for cleariogand Btrenjrth»»r logtheroicu. Kept constantly oa hood at _ JOS. FLEUXKO'B. B ®N or exchange for an im» prored Farm, a Lot of Ground and a good Brick vwemug,containing alx room*, with gu aud water to the boue; all | Q good order and in moat j3uaant part of the dt T . A)-»o.an«ubli,hod, pleasant »d thrwsbaring in the chiral part of tbedty. Both only acid«exrhang tbe SoSy? ° f lhe • owoot ' , b<a>lth < *• W»h*ns to retire & Enqoire at 21 Diamond, Pitttbprgh. mr2MmwF Q.REAT REPOBLIC'MOSfTHLY; — FOR APRIL ATLANTIC MONTHLY, FOR APRIL FOR BALK AT DAVIS * CO’S, STREET, TWIDDLE, Wlfirs A- CO. have for wale 70 bu«h<>li prims Ohio Clorerwed; ioo «]<> Nwbannuck Potato*#; 3<W Jo large red do 100 do Cabbages; 1000 lb- -ngarmred Bacon Bams; Alao, bejb Itoll Buttrr and Eggs, at -“i!- 1 ?! JioJSS Ul.trlj Stiwl. OIL ULOi'll TABLE COVEIiS-25 Am. MaorleJ ita* Jnst Fet'd and for tale by J. A 11. PHILLIPS, 20 and ttS Bt. Clair «t 'PRANSPARENT GREEN OIL CLOTH— X. 30W yudscf (liflnrent widths for ate by • J. * 11. PHILLIPS. .WINDOW SHADES^ *^P a * r bordered, plain, landscape, cothtcnud QOtgratytcs, at all price*, tar agio by- J.A U. PHILLIPS. EKAJuiSLIsi) CARRIAGE CLOTHS of dlCorwit colors and width* for sole by mr ‘ s ; - J.* 11. PHILLIPS. ,RYANi) MIXED PAINTS, Oils, Tur pentine, \ nrnlsbta. Window Glass and Potty fur sole J. A U. PHILLIPS. OIL CLOTII CHASM*—2OOO yards ass’d _ Styloa by mrga fl. PHILLIPS. SCALED PROPOSALS will be received by CbeaiulMdttMd oatiiTCKJiDA*, AprtUtb, for foraUb -4 ??? d bai,<lio< •“ to lho glxth Ward IHjWJc BcL«,l flow. Flinrand .pwJficatkuf m« beawo at the offica of William Barnhill A 00., Na 6! I'can street. JAJtED 11. UttUflll, Chairman Building Cooimiltee. Groceries, 4c, —150 hbds. primo and cbotca N. 0. Sugary 600 bbls. N. 0. Uolommi lMbblafyrup* 200 b*ga prime lUoCoff*; aw p«cka B t« Young Hyson, Gnapoirdbr and BUck Tear im £“* , br, °?. 1 ' T ° t ? l cc ?, r ’ Tobacco; ILO bxs Cincinnati u 4 Madiaon PearfEtarch: ICO tiu Sod* galeratus; 60 kgs Bl Carb Sod*; 100 l>x* Oroond Spice-; » bag* l*epper. '»S»PiiueDt« a) tierces Rico; 160 due Bockel*; , 2* (| o z Tube 160 dor Coro Dnxms 'fiQbMaN.CTar : largoNo.C Slacker*!. In store sod for sale bj JDILN VLOYD A CO - mh - 4 ■ 173 Wood nr^t. WILKINSOSJ,2I7 Liberty st. id now tfcelring ne* stock, conitsUngof lodaz, Jmieh "V"* Cu ' ot ' Alboy, Hoc* Dtimn-l, OUIot sud outer choice bnmda; vOO tide* Red Solo Leather; 40 do Slaughter Bole Leather: 10 bbls Tanners’ Oil, best quality; 20 doz. Qontlemon*’ and ladles’ Morocco. 10J pun rhlladelphi* Luta, Ac, To which he Invite* tbeatteatioa of cprrb*«cr« mr24 GROCERIES-GO kgs YII, G> & Blklcas 10 t>L>U. EeDuedgogar; la “ Byrop; 15 tagaJara Co(Ti« Jl baleOloTt*; 20 kegs Soda; 60 boxes fiplces; m— i— a, r . 30 “ various brands Tobacco, How J&naiflg for silo by KOBEBT DIGKET - tttrt4 No. 3tS JJlxrty «L OUNDRIES—BO hhds. prime N. 0. Sugar: K-7 4CO bbls. do do Moliwe 200 bags Bio Coffee. 100 bbld. Syrop* * 100 boxes Lump Tobacco; 100 lixir cbesls TV at; 26 tierces treeh Bice; _ . , , 300 kegs tfails, ail tin,, for tale by mrg4 R. RUBISOH A CO UNDRIES—ISOO bags prime Kio,Coffee; 160 packages freeh T«r, 100 boxes Bictunotid Tobacco*; 600 bids. N. 0. MoUsees, 260 do Byraps; 160 hhds. prime N. 0, Sugar 160 bus. Clover Seed; , „ 100 do Timothy good, W.tha full assortment of Spices and Pittsburgh mtnufec tured articles now Id store and for ealo by mra WATT A WILSON, No. 268 Liberty el C UNDRIES—23S7 sacks Cora; kj 204 do Wheat, assorted; l bbl.aodl bag rlaxiieed; 4 bb!a.Gms* _ _ 4 Dryllldea, To T 0 •l«M>nr La Crowe for sale by mr2 ~ IfIAIAH DICK By A CO. QQ MARKET STREET— 7^ NEW GOODS, JAMES 8088, 87 Market it, BOOTS * '' rS '"‘ d * P '” dl ' ) “° sk 0 CHEAP IOBwSZ * ,d ‘ b *» »»» <■*" CTCall and examine bla «taet.^ T^ETcnUPS —25 doz. quart Tomato; ■I V 25 do pint do 25 do Walnut, qoart* and pinti; 25 do Moahrouo, Jort m>’d and foriale by JIEIMJiB A ANDERSON mt -* Wo. 30 Wood at, oppoaltß at. Charta IfoteL PROVISIONS— •* lO .°W pk«* llama, Bbonldor* and BUca; 250 hbli. Meaa Pork; 50 Mar cm Eagar Cured llama; »0 do do DrMiW, mr2j jl Robison * ou. For Ml* ly FLOOR —500 bbls. Extra Family Floor; 600 do do sod Superdoo do mr24 R. KuniaON A 00 [i/TAPLE . &UGAII—I,SOO lbs., in balk, LYJjut rec’d aad for mlq bj REYMER * ANDERSON, Wo. 33 Uotol. fllifiKSK —30 boxes prime Goahon Ch®eso, \J for kilo by JOHN FLOYD 100- 173 Wf • •' SUNDRIES —300 bga prime Nitrate Soda: 200 bag a«nn*n Clay; WO bxa Window QUm; JOO bbli Soap Ito*io; on hand aod for gala by M* l * l i ' ALEXANDER KINO. 10 000 bushels potatGSslS x w s v - /v - /vy gtoro and to nnir*. of all tb» ben hinda, for KNvf and family u»o, direct from New York, for (ale b? lUTOHCOCK, McC&BRItY *CO. f i.122 Bococid and ISO Front »trwt. WHI1 13 GOODS, Jaconets, Nansooks, French Cambric#, Mull#, Bu»i«*, Ac.: p|»j D Striped and FJgnmi. A!*o, Needle Work, D/ouGood# Ebowli aud Domntlca. mr2J C. HANSON LOVE. 71 Market at. TURPENTINE— 25 bbls. for solo by O. h. FAHNESTOCK A 00., mfg? ~ corner Wood and fourth CORN —5,000 buab. in store and for solo by nbM ItITCHOOCK, McCRKEB? k OQ. BEANS —11 bbls White Beans iastoreszid far nlo by mh2l HITCHCOCK, M’CRKERY A 00, A FULL, ASSOBTMKNT of aU kinds of sritiM sot soaaEß Par ooods. . . . C. UANBON LOVE. ;< M»tkitiL fJDM HHKLLAU—IO - cnees Onmce for VAul«bJ. B. A. FAIINKSTOOK B 1)0*' - : ■ Cmtrtrfrvrtuanntitttttt- si Jsrb; abirrttsnatntfl. Boots, Shoes, Hats, bonnets, <s=c- James p. tanner, SHOE, HIT AND BOSJiET WAREHOUSE, (ft No. 'Wood Street, VHm dow in ttore bit rrrj largo »u*k of GOODS Parchttfel direct from Ute SEW ENGLAND MAJiC TORIES, et the LOWEST OASH PRICE.®, all will *" d W»««d of at a small advanceon COST. '•3'Bayer* who bate heretofore gone E*j>t for iheir E OO for the fatnre *U ure both time and money by oekiag their purchase* from him. ere rtqnrated to <**ll before ted j«- themeelTM of the fwt attention gives toorden. enrlWad paper - hangings w - *• aiAß.sEL&i.i. & co Try tbn ■o, it ’•ill itreulng • dl»po*i- Ct djge»- N OW OPKNINCJ NEW WALL PAPERS for SPRrNO SALES OF 1859, at THEIH old stand, K ° • ST WOOD STREP, T FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GOODS mrl.lmdAwT New Wall Paper Store, NO. si WOOD STREET, SECOND DOOR BELOW DIAMOND ALLEY. THOMAS PALMER Haying romoved from his old stand on Mar- ket street, has fitted his NEW AND SPACIOUS SALES-ROOM, AS ABOTE, tTHIGH, FOR 'HUegance and ConTenienoe, Cannot bo tnrpiusod. He now offers for m)» bo suortuiei. ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF AMERICAN, WALL PAPERS mr2s-3mwF AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK, LOWEST MARKET PRICES tnr?-dAwlmT i8i»o. Spring and Bummer Arrangement. UiSSoJ N. w. GRAHAM ,t CO., MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AGEN7S, llinois central railroad WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS, CAIRO, ILLINOIS W* bate Jo»i pm dotA jin Tracks end BtU« leading JjrtcUj from the Old T£w( to oar Wharf Boat, wlilcb en able# a, to forward to and from the railroad with grrat dispatch, aud w *nt the exposers or liability to damagr, naavoidabl* | Q . other method of handling. W«- a]«> pitm prompt attention to mhipments by Bfrer, to N«w Orleans, Memphis, Ae. mrlSjmd Rope and twine warehouse HENRY OKRWIG <fc CO., ROPtB, PAOKIXO TARN. M •*» TARRED CORDAGK No. 460,corner of Penn sad Walnut its a 7r e,,f - " w -* cllti FwjMjjjj*; Canlaget and Buggies. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION of Pitts rUltlng the elty. the rubeerib- Ware room Immediately lathe roar of the M oocngahela Houst on Mm street, lor tbo sale of < CARRIAGES, BOOGIES AND BPHINO WAGONS, Of his own manufacture—the material all rel«t*J irilh gnu care. lUrtoj ben «uvpd thirl,-th™, jar, in th° bnilnoM, MMI tb&lut cofmto»njmp In Alloghan, Cit,, with ,n ini crvoM of buatnsaa, la auffident guarantee as to the quality of bla work. ’ 3 h J^g b,ic “««»P» c t f ally Invited to call and examl A®-f»ctoryon the corner of Federal streit and North Otinmon, City, John SOUTH. mrlOJmdixrT GROCERIES—2Ohh<b. prime N. 0. Sugar: VJ 160 blls. N. 0. Molasses; M •• Golden and Balt. Syrup; 60 cheats Young Uyaon T»a«; SO “ Block do 100 bags Coffee; 21 boxes No 1 Chocolate; 26 " 8 tar Candles; 6J “ Mould do &0 *■ Roftn Soap; _ 76 boles No 1 and 5 Batting. mrW WM. MeOPTOfIEO.V, 195 Liberty at, J & 11. T. PRICE, Manufacturers of • B*ah, Doors, Shultera, Promos, Crockets and Mould mp ofsvery description, havtog all the latest and met ap proved wood-working machinery and eveiy CadUty that a requisite. We are therefore beyond competition.'* Scroll •awing prcmptly done. All orders from the country by mall can be filled at tbs lowest rat*a. Call and see before purchasing eijowhere. J.;A H. T. P&IOk „ ~ n . C ™* r ? l H«los|Mms, Water street, a»2O Between Federal and Bearer it*., Allegheny. SPRING GOODS.— ’ ~ JAMES ROBB, SO Market Strict has -/oat received bla New Spring Frock of ** Wbld. b. .11l «dlcbo.p hnnh. BOOTi A ' VD BHOKS ' for ? u»..n..n. “ DIES ' “ la “ Children*’Foocy Shoes, Goiter*, Ac., of every description et veiy low prices. Oill and examine bis stock. P s *k a , JAMES ROBB, iperial ic -> of drecriptfoo made t{ ■JJNDERJ A K I N Q , undertaking, is Tb« anderalgnrd l« pitpand to Attend to nnduruk iff (a all its tranche*. He »tU dUintor cotpaoa,at. •ad to laying oat and farulibiag orery aucetsary for 'be proper intrnnent - of deceMed pcnoM-oe rcatoaable lerma. Office on Liamond atrect, ao*r Grant, adjoining Robert H Patteraon’a liver; (table. ARTWELL & SUEPUARD, Corner of Wood and Sixth Street*, NEW GOODS Sole Prepriotonof the EOTER CAPILLI, a preparation m perl or to all other* In the world for the hair and whU ker», producing a etrong, bosllby growth and aliasing all fetor add Irritation of tha scalp,'and iMviog a soft, delicate, silky moisturh never before attained. Guaranteed not to contain any Injurious Ingredient tnrl4 J. XI. DKnHLKIi, An. 180 Liberty Street, four docri above JfarUt Street, Tin, copper, sheet-iron ware, dealer In Cutlery, Bran and BrltUnnla Ware, with a llocee-fnrnUhleg article*. Patent freezer*, Wa ter Cooler* and Refrigerators at Ids loweet ca*h price, wholesale and retail. Rooting and Spooling of boom, and *ll order* In tb* »bove llnoof bniinu* will be promptly Attended to it mod rrmto price*. orlfc2md*wT OUR MUSICAL FRIEND: Twice Pages of Popular Music Jor Ten Cent*. "Our Musical Friend” is filled with the beat Plano Solo*, Doeti, Song*, Operatic, Aria*, Polkas, Uazorkjf, Quadrilles, Waltzes and every other specie* of musical competition far Voice and Plano by the best Amer ican and European Composers; printed on fall-sited music paper,adapted to every grade of performer. Ido tame quantity of music, procured from the regular publishers would cost more than ten times what we charge. A year's subscription to “OUSMUSICAL FRIEND," mil secure new and fashionable oiuric worth at least 2Vo Hun drtd Dollars, nod entirely sufficient for the bom* drclo. PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY. Yearly, $5; Half Yearly, $?,60; Qutmrly, sl,2*. Tbo Volume commenced od the Ist December, 1653. 0. p. BKT&IOUK * CO, Proprietor*, 13 Frtnfcfort trcet. New York. mrl:lmdAwT Sundries— 978 eaciu com: 116 do Wheat; 4 Dry fJH**, To arrive on steamer Hannonle for sale by mri> ISAIAH DICKEY A 00. JUSI’ RECEIVED DIRECT from tho man n&ctnrsn, SO pieces 64 Oiled Bolteo, of English moke, In imitation of Oak, Rosewood, Maple, Walnut, Mahogany, Marbles (green and white.) Granite, Ac., for sale by %14 J. A fl. PHILLIPS. WHEAT —115 sacks now landing from ftcunu-HcnQoniaJbrMt.br . aa!s ISAUn DICKgg * 00. SCOTCH SNUEE—2Ot bbb. Garrett’a for "Job, & A.TAHNCSTOaK*OO, .. ccnswot ir«4ial»m>ti. WHOLESALE I Pittsburgh, P4U08., Jflf LATEST STFLE3 07 ENGLISH and FRENCH G. S. BATES WM. JOHNSON. BATES & JOHNSON. «ni.i M»yt7iamu rr ROOF I N G . OFFICE, 75 Rmlthfleld Street, between 4th and 5 th, PITTSBURGD. PEX*TA. The only manufacturers UD ji iriKn I “P"’ V «< n "H ELABTIO CEMENT whkb U applied oter aacnrated felt and can 4*° ,QfUce aanded, making It ttrtaad WaUr-2'roof, and warranted Dot to ORACKor BUN, nor is It affected by ILKAT <t FROST. It can boat- Idled orer Steep or Flat Roofa, Steamboat IVcka, lUllrind Otm rKMitil 1 DOt Wtt * tnu “l ) * <t n Po»- This OUM CEMENT applied to Metal Iloofi la much cheawr JM oon, dututih, tb«n print. Two ™ will rued,. Sid lUlto «• ° U °° ,l °° f Pf,Uc " r “SB'"'! »me.bl, .1 but Al*|, wholajln d.Mor. In ROOFrNG MATERIALS. In rinding Gum Orient, brinrried Frit p.per, A.phritntn, Bru.bt., Mop., Ac. Ac, with printed Infraction, for .nplm Ing tbeearoe, to those Bring at adtuunce, - . B »«enUon paid to Repairing Leaky Met al, Slate, Grarel and Canvass Hoofs. 7 Wwlcn Solicited. *W”AQKNTB WANTED—To act in the large country towna and dtiea tn theabore baaineo. inrl7rd*wF PEBBCAHV, 1859.—PEBRUABY, 1850. PIANO FORTES ' FOR SALE B? JOHN S _ TiJL ELL O R, No. 81 Wood et,, Pittsburgh. T lIE NEW SCALE 6* OCTAVE THE Gubscriberbas justroceived in addition to o splendid stock of th« new tcalt, Seven Octave ,n P ric ® $360 to t&OO. VO OR CIIICSE&INiI NEPT'SCALB OCTAVE PIANOS. The improvement In tbs new G&Octave oonelste in* com plete chanye of wtiat !• called too Kile, boios e radical chenjfe throughout the entire piano, it u| n focc * neu rn . <frtm<7il and la totally different to thoso made prevtoonlr by the tame firm. ' A Ptfc* *b* Dew OH OcUto will be from 425 b to $3OO, aceordfhg to the etyle of the exterior. For sale by • - , , JOHN H. HELLO R, Solo agent for Cblckering A Boas' Pianos, No 61 Wood 8U bstweea Diamond Alley and fourth street, felfi A SPLENDID LOUIS nvth»yim Rosewood Plano, by Raven, Bacon Co., New York, with French grand action,! I « I II over strings, combined Iron and wood frain a, felt hummers or i an eotue now Inrenikm, producing a Tone,of the most dollcate yet powerful sweetnees. The Plano Fortes of this old eml established boose, Raven, Bacon A Co. stand second to none in New York, and their instruments will hesup plied through John H. Helior, at the Factory price* in New ptog ,do f6rrdttt I>llUt ' or * b ' ptwhedand ready for ship- RODBRT WILLIAMS SECOND HAND PIANOS u sl76,s]Oo,sCO, $4O, $36, $3O. f 25 rmOLESALZ I'JtUOGISTS, 0 BICKERING & SONS BOSTON PIANOS. IVflll new grand 7 wtin Lonti XIV Pism? “I “ Ifah *r «r\i »°od. .. IS';?! - A wed moulding I •• pointful Tnn.. „ S'fM -^ . 7 " OlilloTd ujlo. _ r ‘ ow grind aenlo 7 - new upright Plano, ~ " plain round coroara 20.67 V— A new grand scalo 7 ■■ Jo j 0 - J , , ~ “ Iroulcoruoi. round “ 20,693—A rosewood plain 7 •* do do I; —•* foU A 7 * o * l 1 “ D.«u»u price {AGO. “ jMJW-A.roeewood pWn f, | u q ap to Alr^o “ 20,621—A rosewood plain tu *• do do do 14 20,10®—A bUek walnut oC? •• do do do •< 20*17-1 sawvoadpUla *2 h do do do ti NOTlCE.—Plsju© Uka notice'tint any Plano on the ebon. tUtof sJew nuobft than 20,000, will bo sold at a discount of Too per Coat. Pemna raiding out of the city, will ptMM direct their letter, to JNO. H. UELLOII. a gent for Chickerlng A Bona, No. 81 Wood stmt, Pittsburgh. jyj A SON & HI¥L I N ,s iggsnJjjU MELODEORB, || I ni 4>{ ocUto portablo Melodeont with harp len. eca 6 do do do do do '* yi 6 do Piano style— Tery elegant 100 L. *> do do 0001110 a®°d« 160 n .T" « a» oi * ,n y rt P”>nonnced euperiur to all other, by ? r .r° ***aun, Wm. Mason. Uieplanlst, Thallwra Webb, flatter, Got tschslk, otc. They hare been awarded the blcLi «t premiums, at erery Pair where exhibited. Porsalconly hy fal&dAwT JQBN 11. MSLLOR, 81 W'— - THD BEST SEWING MACHINES A- M. MARSHALL Ac CO nffl _B’ed6rk BtreBt, AUesiieny. , &to asbtttisimmts. H. CHILDS & CO IT UE purifyerTl I • * | X THE IT V&ID CHALLENGED 1 — I WHOLESALE ro pbodcve its zqcjzj— < X> . , _ t TO* BEOOi) , coot and Suoo Warohonse gloriocslrTßicupnAsr I eutfhuct 0 f McCreary, of N*pier township, NO. 133 WOOD STliKH'I', Bedford ronatj; I PIT T S liri Dn ii n » “lo April, 185 H, as near u 1 oq lonjember.aamall pim -1 >' U(J U U 11, 1 A . !•'* its appearance on my npiierlip. whuh won became W,, «-o-arg->J and I c»ed poultice ot sorrel. m> 4 a wash of t. AKL OPEM.WJ OUII LAKOE V :*L tbo0 ‘ »r*d e*t. jmJv, «!..•< of c»IUd uo I>r. k1y,.,( fttbr-lUturg. who pronounced It Cas - acd a tub cl *ac»r of |**d end bread ponl- BOOTS ANT) S&OTT4 fr r» * H***"* r *‘ u **'<li»» t.f uo avail, I called upon Dr. *»- ,J •hj iitamj. C*mr, «... IUOTuU «o 4 .Itoro.l T«rir(> ‘•n l lauial si) Ira »o.J U.1,k.„» lo r 'Ofdit»—l the Utter cuuai.t.og principally of cauttlc; but Hll to no purpoee. tu the diaowe continued .proadiug toward tbe ooee. I best need a preparation of eraeuic, In the fora ol mlto 1 hi* lor ■ time chocked iho diwas*, Lot (ho inflam Wbi-h haring loan purchased principally !., r C K <ll ~ D I Lf* l call»l upon Lr. Sutler, of (U. y i > o-.r.u. UairasiJlo, Bedford county, who also pronounced the dU- Direct from the Manufacturer*. I " w t *” r * sod applied a nlre Mid to Ur * never-failing ' remedy. u»i it baifno effect whatever In ch«Uo* tU spread And AoloctoJ with great care mto quality and dr*- >, * jre In Dec-mber, of tbe **m* year. iliedi-***. bad * i _ 1 '*“ n ** M * grower part of my upper lip,* ad had attack** , flatter onrsdrM wo ar« * . <- lo offer The noon wfc.n i ... *'L , i>J/b i « 1 W C D,, ° Cincinnati, wh*c* T consulted SUP E R I O.K INDUCEMENTS an iDordioale u<« of mercury.’ He applied mild sine oict tueot, and pare me Internal remedies. My face healed np bot the ina*mnuU.in »u not thoroughly reocm-d J n Feb r^ T 'J| 8 P” cnrtdrand 1 left for home lo April the disease again returned, and si t ioleni « u MITCHELL’S PATENT [ > ?r.^n n a^ D .n,t , * 0t r r*‘V n ‘f bt - iAteln May I rcltm.«.l t» Cincinnati,and « k *ll placed tnysell utnier ll».< Mi.rEe < i Dr. Newton, with whom I remained mi tu S-r,tr,nb<r ( ... mi .. which time be n,vd kuowu «." ?/,Vh ”n e . C(«d«d ID checking the diseaav. but «heo I relink*.l tiwui' _ there were atill three dlsfharelnc nicer* npon my free" J cpnUuoed o»ing Nowton'a preparatiomi, and aUo me.l cine 1 that I got from Dr. Ely. hot the Conor rontlnn»d crowlnc ttntll it had tatoflhe Uft tiieuf my non, (hr grratrr tor • tin of my Uft ehfk t and hadaitacktd tny h 'i i n»d glren spall hope cf erer befn* cored, alnco Dr Kly •aid lie c<i*ald only glre relief; bot that a euro w*s icipjeuhle. In March, I&Sfi, I bought a bottle of *’Dloo<l Searcher." tmi I moat eonfree that 1 Lad no faith in It. I w*a rcry n-< ak when I commenced taking it; bnt I found that I gained •treogth day by day, and also that the nierra conimeTjcrd drying np. I continued, mad when tbo third bottle was ta keo my lien was boated a* if by a miracle. I n-od a fourth bottle, and I hare been healthier alnce than I bare b*«n for Uio last aeren year* Although my facoi* sadly disfigured, I am still grateftol to a benign Prtrridence who has spared tny Ills, and whl»h bn* b**en tlirongh the instrumen tality ol Ll.etHitt’o iHPRuTtO Huron Smrni» *' u , ? DAVID McCREABT. Bworn and robaenbed. thta 31« t day of August A. D„ ls3i wfure mo, ono of tbe Justices of no Peace in and for tho Borough of flollidayabnrg, Blstr connty, Pa. Witness—D J. .lone*. JOHN OORCFV. .1 P. Spriag and Summer Sales, To oar friend* who may f*ror n. aith t r*ll we ARB AGENTS FOR SX S 1 A Ll I c tipped bou'is *\ku shohis, FOR DOTS, vonns axd Whl;h «r„ highly r-crnim nJ.J .hrought.n 11.. Enins Stu.l luT Ih.lr durability aud . liaapum. —ONE PAIR h.Tingb..n luiid.l by a^ln.xli.-.t, r. ODT WEAR THREE PAIRSOF TREOLDVm.E .ill RdJ 111., 1b... .It.uUj. .o call „d „ amine onr stack Before Pttrehati *>j Elsewhere. attention gireo to order*. mrl9;cJ4wtfT STEAM MARBLE WORKS. Marble Mantels, MADE BY MACHINERY, Always nn hand at tho lowest prices. NO GOOD HOUSE SHOULD BE AYITH °DT MARBLE MANTELS.—Tbny nn nhr.yatiMt, ... more to Iho bnsl, of . hens, than any other article that can b« purebneed with the aame money; and be.ldre ‘IT' “’•“'"P <* « honae and famU, by’ taking flr». a* wood mantlo* eery often do. 7 1 ifarhU Top, fnrfvmitnn, ir.,„A Stand*. CVmalera, tf’r., <f'r. MONDWSNTS, tablets and CRAVE stones, a BEAUTIFUL STOCK A 1 H’j }’? o.V HAND N. 8.-Ou,,tock of M.ibl- lb . Wet, •nj bring manur.ctax-.i 1., in-i him.,,, I. g.,, op in bultcr «J|«, with mor. dl,p.lrh. by more manual labor Wareroom, :t«'i I .\ l.nri v StToet Mantel Room on the ‘Jtcond Story, ornct, 319 liuertt sraicrr, I'liTsunaua. W. \\\ WALLACE. STEAM E W QIWB s MILL K U B N 1 S II I N 11 C*T£AM ENGINES on hand and made to •'-'order, STEAM BOILERS, SALT PASS, MILL GEAR. ING, ENGINE AND MACHINE CASTINGS, PULLEYS Ae, Gnu Bora .nd Sub Weights el treys 011 hue!. Ofnlogno. of Wheels gl ren to ell who want gearing FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, IKON PROOF STAFFS ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, at rrincod ~ricoa. FRENCH BURR SMUT MACHINES, end In loot) Mill., and cheaper, belter and many rime, mere durable than Iren Machines. McOEORUE’rf PATENT EXCELSIOR SHINGLE Ml CHINES; PORTABLE MILLS f.vr Flouring and Chopping ROSE’S PATENT WATER ffHBUM, uw>d j n SOO» g a » Mills, are cheap, and warranted K jTe aatiifartl -n Flax Belting for Eleralors, one-third price of lratlu,r Old Liberty alreot, PitUbnrgh, Pa. W. W, WALLACE. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. fpIIE SUBSCRIBER is the Exclusive A^eut in this county for the aala of Belmont Cement. Thia Cement It moch superior to any other aold in tb,i market, tor TubUc Works, Foundations, CiaUrns, Fire Walla, otc, and all warranted good. Directiona tor tiling It are on each barrel. We inTite a comparison of tbU with any other Co- A ,mr ?° ■ u * k *“* alwaya kept on band, and aold and retail at low price*. W. W. WALLACE, v . ~v . gib Liberty «t., Plttabqrgh. Plaster Paris—ioubviUo Lime! 1 5Q BBLS. PLASTER PiRIS for Land; * - / V / 100 bbla P|.Mter Parts for Stu.Tc.i Work' I,K) bhl " Lonurflle Lime, at 31# Überty at, PUtabnrnh. W. W. WALLACE. •500 GRIND STONES, all sizes, for sale at 31# Liberty atroet, PitUbnrgh. mblMCm w W. WALLACE. CHICKERING PLANO. ■a. A o f t a ffiigtrllantoug. CHILDREN, NTW ETWEXCX Befog afflicted wiih a grieron. Tettrr on the crm» aud k»—<ifU:r trying mauy remedit. which utterly railed to cnro-Iwaa peranuded to try Llndwy’. Improred Blood Searcher, and now, «U week. after finishing i!, sUr „„ bottia, pronounce mjselfcnrod. The Tetter broke out, looathlng orcr a year ago, rn the ; Inside of my anna, MUndiug from the elMfra down to the ; wriit*; also, on xny face, Immediately round tho month and j chin, and Cootlnne 1 to be a perfect torment to mo nDtil enr , ed by tho Blood Searcher. My arraa, at times, were ulroust nselesa,owing to the cracks and »cm on thefts, liable to bleed at any time on the leaat exertion to lift or work, and •omettrar. so itchy that I cootd scarcely prerent tearing off my floah. I hare now been cared six w«ka,and feci it dco to Mr. Uod*ey, aud to the public generally, to umko tbia statement, and hope that other, like myaelfmay be ben-6t* ed by n.log hla valuable medHnn. her JANE X WILSON. _ mark Sworn and itibscribcd before me. one of tbe Aldermen Id and for tbe city of PitUborjtb, this 23tb day of July, A D . AND. McMASTEII, Alderman. "* DR. 0. 11. KEYBER, wholcaato and retail agent for Pitt* bnrgh, Pcpml mrlT.-iiwP CURB FOR CONSUMPTION! DU. CHURCH ILL'S DISCOVERY I Inchester's Genuine Preparation of Dr. J. P. Churchill’* Compound of THE IIYPOPHOSPDITF. of LIMB, SODA and POTASH, A BPlCinc RXHriTPoa TH* OP CON 8 II M P T f () N r |MIE great Chemico-Medical Discovery of A the celebrated Dr. J. F. Churchill, of Paris, first made iLuuwa by blm to the French Academy of Medicine ebon 1 2 now .nd important era in lu. of n p’ftv r v Ui ® , flm | lmo ln 1119 history of tbo world, has a KKMEDY been foand that surely strikes at the rcry /own datum of Pulmonary disease, and by restoring the. deficient chemtcal elements oj the blood, increases the principle mhieh aniaiuUi • nowu or cital fora, iooigorating Uu r.uln ;"f“™w-»n d,l, n"nol oo'l CURES, but al». rRE- V ENTS, the deVßlopiuuut ofthU hitherto mo.l fatal Scouru* of the hnman race. b to the Pnbiir.^ Various preparations ara alrrady in tbo market, puriwrt- Ing to 1* baaed on Dr. Churchill's discovery, against wh.th w» solemnly emotion both the profession and the public. L»»t no one be deceived, bot ask for and use only the pre paration sold from the s !e Geuoral Depot In the United ttta&s, No. 40 John street, and bearing a fax timiU signa ture of J. WurcuuTta, by whom alone Dr. Churchill’s pre scription is put up is a Rimnn as» cnnucaUT pens t.hm I n all Nerrcui or Scrofulous Complaints, Debility, op Vital Powxa, Dyspepela, Indigsstloa, and Female Weak muses, it is a sovereign and invaluable remedy. 43-R&AD THE TESTIMONY.-®* Pom the A'.r. American Medical Monthly, for May, 19j3. “H hatever may be our coaclosions with reference to the claims oi Dr. Chorcbitl, for the Uypophosphites as sovereign remedies in tabereuloais (consumption.) mu cas bc bo doubt as ru mi talus op them salts as niamlai aoisn.” From the Iforth American Medical MeporUr,for Oct, ISiS “This Medicine la scientifically prepared and reliable i We have used it in our own practice, m phthisis polnionaiis. end other forms of disease, with very satisfactory results A.. * *. * In aU£ty-ei*bP*UK» in whltb thisremair «», i IWHIji mil ui 'i i* In the Incipient, and twenty ihr*-* | to the second mod mli liTTWl.L "I l| i I \dAd fl ihe ( maiuder wf. t-yud bn,*. With of i>.» ut- I *•’*' case*, • In. b*« ru much bt'Dofiiiyl, «,i' biirttn’c-Tr-yrTi'., l ' I are still doohUul, recovered perfeclly.- PHcesa er three bottles for fS. Single bottles only Is ewwm-vuiai by mafl, prepaid, when apediK ordered. All orders for three bottl-s or over will bo sentby ezpraas at cost of the party. Druggists must seDd their or ders direct to the undersigned, or they may hare a different and spurious preparation sent them. Genuine Preparation of Dr. Churchill’s Compound of the Uyjwphosphltes of Lime, Soda and Potash “ f ld ,V wholesale at tho sole General Depot, 49 John «L, th® b V U I^*P ~ctaWo druggists throughout the Culled flute*. Circulara and all necresaty information Bivvn to ail parties enclosing a stamp. Fur convenience in r«elTlngoQ r letters, correspondent* are requested to add Boi 2761 in addition to the regular address as below. J. WINCHESTER, American and Foreign Agency Office, Ja»4.3n>dAwT[is) <0 John Street, New York. THE fIJCXICAH Mustang Liniment. THE popularity of the Mexican Mcstang Lun*t»r is co-extenslve with the cWUizatiou ot. the g.ui«» Other articles claim to oUrviaU pain and dijtrew— Physicians, OoTernmrot Iloepltat., Farrier*. Plan tons Farmers, Livery-men, Ac, haro ttra-th cally demonstrated this fact throughout the wo,U. s oar . “zsr.dM:ir. l .r’ ~M p, *‘" -»■*«*•■*»« rheumatism Of Tears standing has been totally cored. Mr, Tie r* Tumors, Running -Sores, Scrofula, Btlff Joints, p-fona’ l !i O8 V* orn ** l*' l ®*! Boila,Chapa, Nearaleta.Salt Rbt-nm’ and ail arhrv, and paint npt.n man, and kindred complaints’ HORSES. CATTLE, &c., mzh u Bin* Rons, Gall, bcratchea. Sparta, Poll-Eril, Swcc nrjr, Hoof all, etc, areaabJoed and cured by the MUSTANG LINIMENT. .. „ . VALUABLE UORSt SAVED' Ma. 8. LITCJ3, Oyda Park, Yt, wriua:—“That tho l was considered »crlble*V (his case «u Spavin.) • since the free use of Mastaog Liniment, I have sold hip f 100 cash, lour Liniment has been doing wonderful <2O Bacan StartT, Fi (Extract.) “Jo lifting the kettle from the fire A/ Ae anmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my handsy 6 e- Verely, aim cat to a crisp. It was an awfnl sight, -lU.'Mns- Ung Liniment appeared to extract the pain. Ithealedrsp- Mly, without soreness, and loft no scars of account. Yoors truly, “CHARLEJ FOSTER " Bnch language as this is bat the constant and natural echo whenever thia article is a led. Thit Liniment is indispensable to planter* an d owners of bones and mule*. Mr. John Daniels, Montgomery, Alv, f 3ld * * l f7 o i fjr sSOOj»ho was raisod from alter aseteesoesa hy this Liniment. Every family should b»Te it. Be very pertieoUr and enquire for the Mastaog Liniment and take “f 1 d “Jf» ‘brongbont North and South America, Europe and all the Islands of the Ocean, for 25 cents 50 cents, and $l,OO per bottle. ior «-o cents, A) BABNES A PASS, N«» Tork. Also, Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder f«i23:eud*wtJmT g E L L 1 N p- o F F 1 SKCOXD UAND PIOSO?, II V “|l GREAT BARGAINS! ' IS! ! fl»no In sad order, 5 £*»" 1“ il" So do 1M ,i ! S'?" d " d ° d <> So «S ?" 5 d ° no SO do 7.1 iS! 5 £?"• 110 d “ d » d ° W <*j»e ri Oclare do do .1,. «lo 4y PIANOS FOR RENT Ono PUno In perfect order, at {l5 p. t garter Ono Plano So do , 2 d„ I Jo One Plano do __ do , 0 j,, Jo One Plano do do 8 do do One Piano do do 6 d</ do SECOND HAND MELODEONS. One 5 Octave lo Rosewood Case.... 4tis Ono do do do T. ! *f.u CHARLOTTE BLUME, At “Old Established Piano Depot," mr f s *_ 'Food Street, 2.1 door above stlt Btnwt. Josi received invoice of two very superior PIANOS from the fertonr of BTJSINWAY « SONS New York. The admirers of the Steinway Pianos, are respectfully requested to give ua an rarfy call opon tho arrival of the kbovs. For salo by H. KLBBER A 880., o No. 53 Fifth street. mrl? Sole Agents for the Steinway rianos. rniLtr serais mduitj. atroimso't : REknER A. ANUERSON, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS aoA SPICES, CONFECTIONER? SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Ac. No. 30 WOOD STREET' pppoaltogt.Charlta Uotct, Pitta burgh, Pa. mrl2;l»d ’ /CONSIGNMENTS— \y 6,000 bosh. Com, 6,000 “ Potatoes. to anin*. 2,000 " Spring and Fall Bariev, 200 “ Teauea*« Dried Peaches. 40 bblt. Old Herring, lor sale by HITCHCOCK. M’fTOEra v a r».-> GSu P i krli^;: Coi ’ B ”^^i- EW GOODS ' OPENING 0. HABSOIf EOTg.74 K'ltmt BUTTER —C bxs. Fresh RolL bbt». « « bn*. Nwhacnoc^PoUtf**recededani -for talc tj oug EIDDLK, WIRTB*OO I GQS—2 bhls for sale bv j, L. ?” 10 ■ ' • faENBg H. OOLIJSB. &«b JiatK.TJ. oh Bibliography.—Tliff pab- Vvx> %r#T6S l»ctfßUi notified that Ret. ISAAC &AW *mrv°irwbo **° d “ k J «reet Baptist Church, AU -Bh«uy. •ui dririef celebrated lecture on 'uArS S ciSa E ciM I '” ,0 TSion T» Wti >ln*t,onr Filth, Pilfiharcb. U,,„; - “k »t tko oa liufOTtnlue of - __ inrSMtt! J '» Tn.i j, FTw. .c.R, R, 00,7 “ . tV 'fi hrgu, February 26,1569. / Meeting of the , i Chicago Railroad CunpAfcy’' Fort AVayoe and Ih'iAU!) Or m thrciivVi nT?'l tub * WCUnof DAY. the UOih <!ny t.t Mwcb treat 00 WES .M,'!il:ra. It.-R.-ib-eI E.R.at ailiheprttß'nUd. "* ll »* Jear 1«55, Tli' l rlcctiuD fw liflrs-u Dirtf.h>rn tu w ,v rear, will ho bold nt tbo feme pises Wrnis«^» , i"dDg pr<>xim.\ at lOo'clcrk, a. n. “DAY, tho rhv Truu»i«-r Ifoukv will be closed from the 21s* . .•TMiirli, U-lb iiniuiivo, and tbohotd«r9cf itoeku,^ 5 Ghi.-Au.l Pen&«ylvanis, Ohio and Indiaun, or Fort Warn* and Chicago Kaiiroad Companies, which has not bee if rertrd into tbeatock of the urir company at that time, will no! tv l utulfd lo votvat «»M eleciion. ctfk'kholijrra prosoßiipg their certificate* of stock la this Company t.» any Ticket Agent ru tl>> uns of the Bosd, will t-eauljnn Kxcareian Ticket fiom that Station to Pitts tnrsh sud r**tnm f- r One Fare tb« »ound trip, good from March 2«ih t - April 2.1. loth By Otdcrcf the I’r-sidont fr> : tq AUGUSTUS BRADLEY..ficcy JStmratjonai. Peun Institute, of Penn and Hancock streets.— J Thevnauing trrra will commonew on TUESDAY: Slat Ufit a limited nuuil-or of pupils may obUln admteioo. Tefrn* for 1 oition and Stationery, p-J per scasioa cftwentT twn_wv..kg. ar.-.M:tf SMITH. Principal. SKWICRLEY ACAI)£My.— A Classical *** r>» “sac! \t lioAimsn Fcnoot r.i« Bors. m the P„ m. *v ,t (.„ a. R , u from Pittsburgh. REV. J. S. THAVKLLI, A. M, Principal J~SSW C8E5,,05i ’ ri " TiEi:i«, per acuion of five roanih* For CircnUni, Ac , enquire of John Irwin A Sam. £7 W ater street, orT. H. Nctio * Co.. 24 Wood ttmrt PHudp.l, Sg—kkßT, Pa. £^3RS{J" flmusmunts. 'J'HE CAMPBELLS ARE^COMWoZ Mammoth Tronpe of the World. M ASONIC^HALI, ONE WEEK—COMMENCING Monday Originality, VerpatiJlty and Comicality Combined. RUMSEY «5c NEWCOMB’S ORIGINAL CAnPBRLL-kfalfirSTlUSLßa BRASS BAND AND DOUBLE TROUPE. Amc-ng tho old Lvorites will bo founJ New Facet with Now Feature* and Novelties, who wtllluve tho Itotxvof making their first appearance in th*is city. In ordarnot to bo d.fiaentin uuy uno department of tno auporior enter tainments arven by this unrivaileu corps, the3laaacers have spared neither pain*norln e®iecUugfor thecotnlnr seaaan, tho boat talent that can be had, hot onlr for Ethliv pian Minstrelsy, but have gone so far as to- Coll fronts Opera at tho Acodtoy of Music, and the Koznanl Eaßet |o •» N®w lork. Each member beisnalaiw. od for im individual talent and superior excSeS! 5 A*-Admwdon 25 cents. Door open a t 7 o'clock—nee. f ~ at 7 J4 rJL claak:^ mrl, ' 9td *nd Busiorsj Director. ®n Etl. neat 3 story Brick J?§J House, NV>. 113 Centre Avenue, oppovUo J. If. fcdW *» tarentla WsrJ, with water and gas in tho nSS?. A P pl ?[. l 2 . SAMUEL KBOESEN, _ __ a,J No. 21 Diamond, Pittsburgh. IpOK KSI IS ALLEUIIENY—A<g' gnftj Brick Dwelling on UeaTor street, near Ihtj2ix uiainoaa; has gas and water through tbo house. 1 ho second slory of Masonic Ilall, Water street, ncaflF§d\ oral, comprising one large and two smaller rooms, suitable fjr school Rooms c.r like paries. tveUVonUlntoJ. ritnatjon central. fciujuirn <>f 1L It. DAVIfL • ' WiUi* street, Allegheny.' r PO LET.—A gttmeei Brick Bwellins FSB X House, situated on Rank Lane, Allegheny Clt? KB cootatniuglnlna rooms and cellar. Apply ut . "*• . ’ No. 71 Wood tft, PiUsbnrgb. TO LET.—Thfit desirable business P?S ,ton <|. with dwelling attached, on tho corner oflsfl Liberty and O’HerraatrtoeU, well adapted for a famil£«& eery store, being occupied at imeh Ccr the last fourteen >nars._ Etxpiiroof 4 J£tNO . 1 «11 Liberty street. r po LET—Twotvcll finished two"story F© X Rnoli DirrUjpgg, containing nlno rocnnesch.on Pa jnrWtf Ira. fI.A.gTERItjTT,?7T tVnp ,Ueet. TO LET—A Store Boom on Fifth SITfIH in the mo*t dcsinttda location on that great Ihor-Jeß ungtitiire. Apply at UA I.ibei ty street. M . .. & co. i .T 1 ,!'''i lar S e OwelliDM® to let, with alt the modern impruromenU. 'c B 3 HITCHOOCK, SIcCRIiEKT k co* 1 ™ Ko. 122 Second end 151' SreomTst. T° L H;' Warehouse Jfoora and Office A no*ocoipWT,,p < > r ,„ R .r r i|, m i- i v Vo , J 3 f , Al*o, Lofu cnitiblo for storing cotton. J3AUU BlCKir* CO. 144 100 feet >° n ?! uh *\ eua * *-- Rukifcif Itralh tiif lor anjr kind DianaOvcturlng. allnat* on Denman "V.V *ua«!Djiiisffi, ■* uun? MrctO, PtUiUir^b. 0 R KKNT- I, A « I 7?I I K wa 4EUOU9K, No. £5 Market Etr«t, ad- E£ssrsr , "- ,h « ■ 'ssßraS^s. dcllmtf Posiooico.- <2»s auttioti Salts. il. DASIS, Auctioneer. .'» y0.,64 Btwct. H O rVo S v E -5 0^^FfTNIiE AT'lCC quanuty of Hon.ehold.mi Kitchen tcrnimrw lh c %*£ i Ju £^ t { ne #-!£ ll>8t f Illial OD ® *»«*« B-ima:ho. Pt9K a ST in Trinity Charch, ' p. *j. DA Via, Anct, J£°wiub!'!?M y CAKRIAUE At Accrroir. ii • i u \ «. 8o t * on ta rd»y morulas, ilartb2Clh at U u-clock, .! Ko.&4ftf,h Mrrit, , « Wl § hsmj H«k^ a V lB good order; j Cbildrocs Carriages, tajoctod • n,rto . _ . Seasonable clothing at acsSo». kj r On 6"'frd.J, nuuxh 2«lh, at 10 o'clock A. U.«n,i 2 TJf! I" “ M ' * SWOi vtrictj of , tU „, d , '• l °tld"s, from good nmfrrUl, »«d m r.»Moaab!« rtjltd, comprising .XK) (rock, dress mod boficrs* coals* i/n "K *»''«frT 150 pj; cSS? SSh mi Th ” S°°ds Will b« ope» fcr JXUdtaSICD, T“!? .“ ll? - mta P.M-DAVIaTiS. ■ SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ArAccrios—Un FrMaj morning, March 23that 10 » Uoe , k ’n,w‘ ,w * Uißfih,,a - No - (firku Kowjwiil besold, a quantity cfspiendu tore of mo4.Vij ntjlo md oalyttshon time in OJt-yuSfEi. wnich ■K-Pthogaoj sou*. dlrans, tahl«, chair*. wardrry ; -tt-o-Wr, bcok-caso, hat-rack, omhocfc- / «ral-» ,-«aa, dressing bureaus, chamber .-4. aopcrb oU p*intiug», window j*t£, ♦ GMa aud < l nwu «»»i superior refrl**-*! store, a general assortment of kitchen fcfni <& **• **23 PrM. DAVIS, Ancl. P., It. W. & 0, ii. K. at prifati , uta, in lots to suit purchaser*, by P. 3LPAVIB, St Ran ft. THJSTis liuoais & CD., Merchants’ Eieliante, C TOOK SALES isr AUSTIN, LOOMISA B> * (1 ■* potilo „!, „„ n..„ . , AUSTINLOOSQB A CO. Notes, Draft* and Loans pn Deal Estate negotiated CB roasonablo terms by APSTiy LOOiUa * CO **3* Stock Note Broken. W Fonrth*tt. 1859. Beaaon Arraogoment 1859, BETWEEN ‘ST. -LOUTS AND ST. PAUL. Daily northern line r jesla PACKETS FOR OALKXA, DUBDQPF-JLagWflg bl'iLL WATER AND ST. PAUlt—The following .irlulS magnificent sidtj.wheel atoamera will coxnpoao this lina for the coming year, leering as follows: Monday USURY OLAY. -CapL Bteronaott. Monday NORTHERN** ... •• Alford Taesd«y......P£UߣNAW. ,« . Wcdnetday..Ll'OlK 31AY..... J.B ; ' Wedfioadey.AUNT LETTY « ChlMrSTt,, Tbanday ....METROPOLITAN « tbmSH Tbnraday....MWNESOTA BELLE... “ T * lint Friday DEW DROP « N W Puk» Friday .CHIPPEWA ~ « Crawter * Saturday DENMARK'- «. £T(W Saturday.....WM. I*. EWING* i« m q"Ji The Northern Linobu been in ancaa*r a l operation dur J“ r ‘ *“' l •JpJMttl, comfon»nd poifcrt reliabUty in every reepect,haa never been anrpaued ijuf on tha « ? to, ri Ten . a.TjDliwrfiix n.i eioamcrato tha Lints they are now prepared tooffrr Increase ed facility for the transaction of all Coiinen entroated to them, naj hope to merit a continuation of thellbenl pat ruoage heretofore to liberally bestowed upon them. tor any infonaati m that may be required. apply at the wharf Boat, at the foot of Locnat orattbo Northern' nine Packet Office, No Cl Commercial afreet, between Olive and Locust. WAR DU A SUALEIt, General Atenli mrtS.fimd S' ATES FOR MAN —COAL O OIL WORKS OK COAL DEPOTS.— I offer for sal* Six Lots, Ninth win), fronting on Allegheny river sm) Bht. lersL 130 foet, ScJ 100 feet os Allegheny at, suM*<t („ r, tir y oars' lease at $3OO |»<*ryear and 011-UXea. sffasrtts 1 ”^ Seven I c\a making ICS f«t on Butler st'knA ton r. » Wilkins at,opposite to Moms. Peanock A llarr'^Fr.™^ .^.s^KsasffisgS: ”*? New goods fou spring saxes.- We haT* inetoTe, (and aw daily recelrto;: vucreto.) from cur own am] Eaeteru ManobctoW* a V*y large stock. The wsortmenL quality aixi #tylwcf*W® / ranDOt be excellod. It coailat* in pen of FlcorOfl^k**** FurnttowOfl Cloths,Tibia Oil Cloths. Carifi«wOilClolb^ Transparent Owen and Buff Oil Cloth*, £a# IWl*wl3» Transparent Window gbados Bally** F*l«*r*nd other etj lee or Shade Fixture#, TasaeU, Cord*. do,*. Tb* * Ueo * ~ tlon of the Wholesale and l* tattled to oor stock. Tbo prices, we think, will , ■. mrfc3wdls j. a 11. PHr | r.iPS.2S*^ 3 Bt.Clalr>L UNDEL'S AIELOD£OW SCfIOOX.^: Zander* Mclodeon lostroctcr. ln_ with cuisillaitraUng the 4c. This Tory eorSptebewlwww* V-SSIS! l0 .!KS BM k“ a wally compute andpracticml Jwtrarterfm the Jldodton, eepedaßr fitted to the war U £ fi b , c “ * teacher *s HAW'S GAS S-lOVES-T. j. L’raig, agent for lb* *»Uef ®“ w '*, P \ t ® ot 9” BtoTe * bSurur and cooking, Ist itc« tio «ticTiticn 0 r Iho public to the only T Qa»Btor«tb»tb»TagiT»BenUrt aUsfiscUon'wbelo orer * I they baro been tried. They hare been fully totted In / the cwtere dUee nnd iro now oftoed to tho dtbeos of Plttiborgh « woelliins watlderably la adrturo of any Hove that to now-.midft, Call and examioo Iho different ' ttjUM and *ia« wp hMting rooms, for cooking, for Ironing !' andnumrfoAti tho White Front Tin and Store Warehouse } No. 134 Wood tfc. ‘ mrIB t. j, CBAIO. - i Tobacco— 20 bxa. sb & ioa j, w.pnddv Tobacco; 10 bxa.Rumll *Bobln»on Tc-bacccc J ‘ - IS “ W.H.'Graat'a . ; -do K r«n!et>7 an - TuSViraeoH.
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