-dmett e. 4ilsUi IfILWXII.9. 4 1at05....P. lEOV n. nnuzirT & co - ., Azniross and 4.2zoPßlßross. Pa.TTBEVC'ELCI .73 IiSTITESDAY 'ISIORNING, APRIL 13, 1859 - - Tem Aill-Lecompton /Hato Mass Convention ',at Harrisburg to.day_, in the Hall of the Howe ofitepreaentatives, and a large num ber .bat Robert Tyler would call “disorgan. leers" will no doubt be present. To-morrow we shallknow more about this movement. We expect to have reports of He doings by that time. Blnca=s—Ptrrancsanisos BIIILDINO B—HZII TILDIL—Tke opening Spring in this city is faller of hopeful signs than any in our recollection. After a year and a half of unparalleled stagna tion in almost every branch of business, new life seems to have been imparted in the world of finance and trade, as in nature. In our numer ous manufactories, more men are working on full time and on fall wages than since the disastrous crash caused by free-trading and over-trading in , 1857. Our glass' houses, iron and steel works, and numberless and increasing kinds of indus trial houses, have brightened up with the Spring. From Jill parts of the country we hear the same chlorins news In relation to the crops, If [ no misfortune shall Overtake them and they come into the store house equal to present promise, this country will rejoice in ,a prosperity which Will rest upon a sure basis. In this city, we remember no year for a long time when so much activity has been manifested In building. We could not enumerate a tithe of the structures which are now progressing reward completion. And they are snob buildings as any city in the Ilnion.might be proud of. One thing which we are particularly happy to note is the fact that the material of which these edifices are made, la our own—is the product-of the iron city. A new r ers in building is fairly inaugurated in our midst; an article which has, until within a few years, been used only in strengthening build logs, and been concealed for the most part amonk bsAme, floorings and rafters, has at last form. its place as an ornament, has emerged from ob scenity; and, oat of the cunning hand of the art ist and artisan, come forth to surpass in beauty as it does in durability the boasted stones of Italy or SgypL It is only five years since the first Iron front was erected in this city, and the castings for that were made In Lancaster, if we remember aright. Now, on every leading street in this city, fronts of rare beauty and massive grandeur are ecinq day by day; thatwill long stand as mcnum , t - ,1, to those who had the fore sight It Ll"..:t steps in this new use for iron. pro.: 174 , 4; that for really good build if the place . of material of ha_ mcmcriet a It ought to be the case. We tsv uh tt :I,e , in this portion of the- world that -g=.G he 3) finely wrought as to approach or rival too ir o n castings that are now seen on ail hands. 2ltali chiselled stone rapidly yields to the of f. .0 of frost, while Iron will stand the heat and eold of ages. We have pursued thus at length what may frppear a digression—this vastly increasing rise of ton , but think we see a close connection with 'theeabject in hand. Pittsburgh stands now and must long stand farbefore any city in the Mies's. elpplValleylaher ability to work iniron. In the nutter of making iron buildings she has — taken en advanced step. She has opened ppa t ,kasibees of which we confess we cannot see the end or limit, and it is for her to press into the opening she bar made. Other towns about no in Vir. gluts end Ohio, hie rushed Into the various kinds of business commenced here, such as nail making, etc., but it will be long, if Pittsburgh is true to herself, and "lays her hand firmly upon the forelock anther Time,' before any cityin the United 'States can compete - with her in the manufacture of iron buildings. She can supply all the Western country with them, of any size or style, as long as they may desire. This spring presents another new feature"in the trado of Pittsburgh. The comparative stop page Of traffic for several months, foretold to merchants here an increasing demand in due time. The supplies of traders in the country, as well ati of farmers, must fail under the no-par - chase system, and then, at some rate, the de -mind must follow. In anticipation of this, never were there richer orfaller stocks of goods in the . warehouises of this city. Our dealers in Dry Goods, our Boot and Shoe sellers, our Grocers, Iron masters, , Engine arid Boiler makers, Hard , ware dealers, and jobbers in all sorts and kinds of articles, either of fancy or utility, were never so well prepared to fill the orders of their customers ae they are today, and no man west Of the Allegheny mountains need go past us for supply of goods, particularly for that sort of which this city has been so long the entrepot and the manufacturer. Foutkast .—Sinee the divot Mrs. Gammiale, we have read of no "lone lora create..." so tn . „,...., 17:2-oriffel..,eaute.a.m.- it. withal, - ss the •-•' P loanian, since - thet-eemstitittion-breakiog de on of Longetreth. There has been one M ' 4 .' ng wall from The mile organ of J. B. running ii,4l through nearly a whole week. Like the vener . able lady ill David Copper - field, it desires to be "'skeet to the house," to - be "left in dad and • sahib - mit of To, a modern Reithel!" "Oh the Dry Goode Trade," exclaims the President's organ! "Oh the free exchange of niggers '." "Oh the plighted faith, so long understood, to sell our principles, while we 'old our fall sup- plies!" "Alas, the great expounder of the con stitution, the Daniel Webster of 1850 "" Indeed this modern Daniel'Webster, thiclBs9 man of destiny, seems to have started up like. Ban " -gen, just 03. the spring trade was opening, onplar pose, in the ipprehendon of the organ, to drive nem the buyers .'at the tables of those who sell" ~- 'in Philadelphia. The Pemsyloanian closes an -•• wade of imnenal pathos in the dry goods line, as follows: - "We are not the solitary ones of whom South ern men, can buy. That should never be forgot ten. Nevertheless, .we find many prominent in their oonneCtions with the South, fostering and sidles the abolition press in propogating ideas -- -qatal to ore:mutual interest, and to ale lxistenco of.the Union. Therefore, let this painful error of a misled' judgment be the occasion for our fellow-oltizene to awake and look straight at the disastrous consequences which certainly must . follow,-It--we allow this fanaticism to grow ... stronger. and to separate the natural oniont of . - thi mutual producers and consumers." . Salsas is -destined Mill longer to be the grave of administration governors. Astonishing as the statement may Beet; that hitherto patient party back,' 801.1liedary, formerly of the Ohio &aut. 4235„ las shown, gigue °flattering in the work of on goidoit Senses. Wonders will never cease. A iecerit letter from Sontiss says: "I do not know that you are aware that there Is likeitto be a email schism in ne_Democratio church. Bacomedary, poor man, o eeems to have Wen under ban at Washington. I really can not understand what the poor man who make up the cabinets,. Washington expect that a Terri torial Governor condo for them, but there is no sensible -reason why they should complain of Gammedary. It is reported that Bammedary is to beremoved, or frightened into resignation. I "think it le doubtful if they can do the latter. So they want_ another flre•ester. The "Old Wheel Horse" is not afire-eater. He is too timid for that. Then be wants to maintain at least the appearance of decency. :No Kansas Governor . was ever forgiven for having the impudence to desire to sgra? decent- The Governor is blamed for ilgalog the amnesty sat, and for coming to Lawramei and, in short, for not going to the ex treme figure generally," ' "Wbo is the next customer I" Two Dachauan's ohief organ, the Wastingten_Union, is about to expire, and then to come out se the Constitution. It has changed htulds, Mr, D. having given a consideration for thsestablishmeat, and fieneralßowmanhas been anPeleted eecond In command. It is probable that WS Administration organ wiU do as much for the preservation of the-Constitulion 'this heretofore doni to save the Union. A -CI who lo said to be - the best platol•ebot to the world, sent a ball, l as e week, (says • iterddrigton paper.) through , b ox of the diameter et heat • dollar, held be tween the thumb. and. ;lager or Itte torrent, the diatentmot fourteen puma Herdic) struck nt in the entre a belt dime held botwoma bloom). teat: .r. - - INEZM Tat BOGUS ARD TILE HEM. —The recent Mere.) ' meat on the part of the Anti-Lecompto Mt [For tee Daly rsttmairsh Gsa•ttel ' ' ft wing , EMU Entrosis—As lb. tine le spprosclift vbs. Q s ; Itgym littintisements. Lae given vie i r e rttrat sol Allegheny County. sill be called rpm ep,.. ------ —..—... „,. • ..,,.. Of the Pennsylvania Democracy, '' EMINITURE to a littler discussion as to the merits of there ° ' liim,o,:mll:::::::.:b,celrizi::7:l:iiera.:o4l,ll:errivilftt;:ppieltl7...,rtit"Ae 'l :a nt i: l.'l , , spectivo branches of the original party, between t rot sion Ittld pat., -- . 4 e 1 WIIOLESALE AND RETAI L. the Pennsylvanian, which represents the atimin 7 7.,,Tn t !r! , :.° 7 -Ir. "- .. "7" d.. 7 hrrg ";:f h h i i'. h .";rri• ld Cdt frlIE SUBSCRIBER lIAS REMOVED to ideation, and Forney's Press, which is the month. j ,Z: 1 ,,, g „ 0, ~., Lelia valltki 12,,,.. .1. lb. piece of the dla-oontents. An earnest seeker ''''"' it ''''''" th ' us "' t th: '''' ' " r:''ll'.7". Mr C.'" DISPATCH BUILITIVG, i ,„, ~,,,,,,,,,,i ~,g „ , h .,,,,,,k,„d ~„„,.d „ , „„,„;,,,,, ~,,,,:r NOS. ill AND 60 VI Writ STII.ILET, afte„olitical knowledge an to which of the P'''''' a Ito rri'ciPl" of 'h"-P"liel:l'LeiT'l":7?- parties most resembles the Simon Pure organtla- car. Grab b•e brethren of the Bar, arr. Ca rarendly popoldir, mid he he s , ~, ~, ' 1 "' k b "' t d ' Where he will be pleased to wait on his phratmly young ptectitlbutr, tberr m eZtld d r ' tfe * h . u r d r r.. lion, in reading both papers, would find him herd . Ule oh^n meaty antt oncelate tI d o Wholesale and Retail Customers. self not only sorely puzzled, but as much in the queetim• of ihaday, modem It onn " ' ''''y ogee e n n il la th" 'e p.l 'd o dark at the close of his rese a r c hes no at tbh ',':-.nt:oll.tfiiLar.tea„whl.lt.ble bigh otsading es a la=, el ruaNrrunm *ND CICELIDEI () f }r.very De.c-rtptto. commencement. The renusylran is n, I iko the .111 hhro a tabliful,eqrlent ao t tl i r o op H fil b e ' r ' Dittr Cm' irt Al b tu ' rl, o ; 13110.50.% MADE TO ORDER, chairman of rho State Central Committee, can La biro Ds nominated. —.— ed And ditlonal indocernenis offered to all Is want of see nothing but evil in to-day's convocation of l€Peclal Correspondence of the Pittsbargli Oszotte 1 FURNITURE, HAIMIHDURO, April 11. , of "disorganizers," and Ina manner marked by N won of particular interest in either breach of In is krurthor Reduction of Pricoa. great earnestness of language, warns all loyal i the Legislature to-day, except the Goal passage of EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED, party men to keep their skirts clear of (ho con- 1 the appropriation bill by the Bono, as agreed upon ALA puticular attuntou given to the manufacture of , by tho conference committee. OFFICE templated political treason . It attacks the pro- 1 A resolution was adopted to grant the Hall to (he t ~ PLAIN AND FANCY posed meeting with oil its weapons of warfare, , "Democratic Union State Rights" convention' to be t held here on Wednesday. CE FURNITUR now overwhelming it with ridicule, and again ; go l . re . g f ret to le arn that slr. Bailie, member of the i= E pouring upon it curses, and "railing like a very ,ta in a very critical condition, Rooms with Steam Power to Rent. drab—a scullion." It scorns to recognize its from erysipel as. Qn c' E, apl2. lmd U. 11. RYAN leaders as "great men" or as "democrats," and ' „ ~,D IOERLIAVE'S llottstrn BITTERS.—FEMALEB terms them a "small band of mercenary adven- s rac:f i l e .g .i nvio oaa rr e l— el it ee rLu e t2i=:::, torero," to whom a few of the opposition are con- , ...t r vlrto a th''''' tent to act as claques's, but consoles itself with ' i tt ° m " :l76.3 l" m W edrc e al e telr ber ' h" long b'''' ' d"""". the reflection that " 'fen among the Black Ile- V e r t i e ,,, Clint, "m component " : F ht'4' ' ' ''''' be e; flt";l7444 ,,,7 P no man can be found who will idea- t , e hod . "with'th to which , se " relleffrorn rdn ' i m" " and restoration of errength, irith perfect fearlessness ' alf sti " ' lily himself with them." It continues in this 111 ronathinehas, yet without having taken a Meili Imp 0. 7 sassing aotegonistle principles, to tender danger c ut P h strain. . medicinn, ebos . 6d It be subsequently required Irthe ;tem". "They claim to be attached to the Demomitic party, and profess a desire to vindicate the prin ciples of its organization, in the face of the fact that they openly acted with the Black Republi can party last fall, and are assisting them now in organizing for the spring campaign against the Democracy. There is not a single.man se lected by this party as a delegate to Harrisburg who has not antagonized the National Democ racy of this city and Slate, while the more prom inent are well known as the constant alders and abettors of the Abolitionist; in all their sectional schemes. "Yet these are the men who are self-elected Delegates to the Bogus State Convention, the ob ject of which is, if possible, to disorganize the 'Democratic party, and thus allow the Opposition to triumph in the coming Slate contest. But the Democracy of this State will not be deceived. They represent no portion of the party in this city. Even if the participators in this meeting had been true and tried party men, still their 'action would be of no force or binding effect, on account of the irregular manner in which the meeting was held and the Delegates elected. The Democracy of Philadelphia were fully and fairly represented in the State Convention. They en dorse the action of that body, and protest against the impudent assumption of the Knox- Fornoy-Lauman party representatives, who will pretend to speak the sentiments of the party on the 18th that. We have before drawn the por traits of these men, and they cannot play the hypocrite at this time. "So much for Buckingham!" Forney, on the other hand, snaps his fingers at his traducers, and bluntly tells them, substantially, that he does not recognize them, or their organ, as of the democratic church; that he has called this con vention.i to save the party from the destruction which threatened it iu consequence of the dis graceful management of the Lecomplon office holders; that the people are with him and against the President; and that "this is an age of intel ligence and of freedom. 'Men reed and think for themselves on political as well as all other ques tions. The Democracy of the North, when they were kind enough to bestow temporary power upon our national rulers, had no intention of also conferring the right to rob thorn of their in dividual judgments, and to compel them to sur render at discretion their well matured had cher ished opinions. Wherever the office-holders have attempted, by packed and purchased conventions, to force their heresies upon the party, their can dates have beer repudiated by an outraged pub lic sentiment, and until wise counsels prevail, no't other result can be anticipated." These are strong speeches on both sides, and as this day will test the sincerity of one of the belligerents, wo shall be content to wait and see what it will bring forth. WAISIIINGITOSt, April 10.—It is obvious from the receipts at the Treasury during the past week, when the returns from customs only reached ex hundred thorstand dollars, that the so-culled revival in foreign trade was spasmodic and not.substantial as has been assumed in quar ters wirich ought to be better informed. There is wealth enough in the country, seconded by ex travagant inclination, to give an impulse to the spring and fall imports, whatever may be the general financial condition. This was seen even during the height of the revulsion. What ever may be the calculations here, it is quite i 'certain that the imports cannot return to their former standard until domestic Industry is re vived, and through it domestic prosperity is es tablished. When small demagogues, who have so long and so injuriously controlled the public policy, shall tetra the elementary lesson of the Independence of one upon the other of these in terests, they will then have an imperfect idea for the first time of the necessity of establishing a wise system _of protection at home, in order to supply the ability to C01:181100 foreign fitbrics, and thus furnish the revenue . fc , n,q/Dg 9a 14h. government, without a reectrA 1011ns'ortt ury notes. Looking me sudden check given to imports it is attore than doubtful if Mr. Cobb will realize ate 12,000,000 of revenue which he assigned as the relative share of the current quarter, in his letter to the House of Representatives. Assum ing an average of the last week's receipts, which I is a fair estimate for this season, the aggregate would be under $7,000,000, leaving a leeway to bring up, which the treasury is is no donditioa to stand. Granting every dollar of his estimates and it is still clear to Intelligent minds that he must again appeal to Congress next session, for money, and in the urgent strain of Oliver Twist to the beadle, ask "more, more, more." There is hardly a visible chance of escape from this necessity, and mostly- beeause the real state of the finances has not yet been disclosed. The Secretary entertains much hope that the public lands in Kansas and Nebraska, which were advertised for sale last year, and withdrawn because of the depression, and which are to be put In market. in July, August and September, will farnith some material aid in extricating the Department from its foreehadowed embarrass ments. This expectation may or may not prove well founded, and depends to no small extent, upon the success or failure of the gold diggings at Pike's Peak. So far, the real prosperity of both these territories has suffered by the rash to this region, which has diverted from agricul ture and other industrial pursuits a most desi rable and necessary population. When a large body of lands was thrown Into market in Cali fornia, not long ago, the belief was entertained that the Treasury would be immediately recruit ed from that source, but the suit never sustained it.— Wash. Cor. Phil. N. Amer. BALT, Din PIIMULSCTDED MID CONSCHDTIMI.— The report of the Superintendent of the Ononda ga (New York) Salt Springs contain interesting statistics relating to the manufacture of salt, its increasing importance to the State; nod as an item of commerce and return freight in connex ion with Western trade. The whole amount of salt mannfactered in and near Syracuse (N. Y.) during the year 1858 was 7,033,219 bushels, of which 5,531,827 were pro duced by artificial and 1,500,392 by solar heat. The revenues collected and deposited during the year to the credit of-the State amount to $70,- 389; all of which, except au inconeiderable enno, has been expended In salaries, repairs of work's, new etracturee, &c. The manufacturers have been far better reno merated for thir labor and advances than in 1858 duo in a measure to reduced prices of fuel, bar rels, and labor, but mainly to a well enslained demand throughout the year. The annual pro duction of salt wil reach 10,000,000 bushels in a few years. The great West will sustain an in creasing market for salt, and it will bo need for agricultural purposes, and to some extent for the manuiseture of chemicals. Tho aggregate of ealt manufactured in the United titates, during the year 1868, was 14,- 800,000 bushels. New York' manufactured 7,000.000, Ohio 4,000,000, Virginia 2,000,000, and Pennsylvania 1,000,000. The cuneumption of salt in this country is estimated at sixty pounds pet head of the population. TUN Missouri Democrat declares that the Ger man citizens of St. Louis ore entitled to a largo share of the glory of the recent eplendid victory of free labor in that city. The Democrat truly remarks: Wherever the contest has come up between freedom and slavery, between honesty and cor ruption, between principle and plunder, the citizens of German nativity have never failed in exercising their suffrage to give solid expression to a sentiment unequivocally approving the for mer. * * Constitutionally inclined teen exactness of dealing and fulfilment that insures integrity to their private business, they cannot tolerate any departure from the straightesteonree in public matters. Need we add therefore, as &further compliment to national traits that have 'holm forth so largely wherever German citi zens have planted themselves in this country, that in the struggle Which hes jut ended in the overthrow of the most corrupt , ca'que of plunder politicians that ever victimized; any community they have Wan: found:en -muse on ths right 810.: =EZ=M EMME liarity of rho disease. ' All these conditions we believe to be perfectly fulfilled in il.Thare's Holland Bitters. From the nature of the disesa es here alluded to. we hove not thought proper to pored., the names of Wm. Ladies who have nnbeeltatiogly afforded no the eviilenoe of the troth of the esoertiom we hero casks.— Put oil en/every word can be onbstautioted to tho lion of the most incrodulotio. WP offer ono of the foredoom snA certain romedia. for this class of olilictiort. and ell lbww, whether peculiar tni.he sex or not, which result from wookneas of any perticulororgon, or general h debility of the eyslem. Its offer. are almost manliest, yet te core rediuil. 10 communtra.s no violent shock to the system, but gently insinuating Itertli through the whole frame. rouse* the vital energy to normal action, and, whileenobling noteiretri throw off the ranee. It thoroughly erodleintss the effects of disease. • Are you neuseated in early morning, indisposed to riee?— Wo earnonly request you to try the belt of a toeopooninL— ,lt eurely r ut harm. Yet we positively guarantee new scores of energy, and • cheerful, hopeful looting forward to the 4011,5 of the day. Are you eubjcet so 480.-IN before er otter eating? Try the lame rineutity before each mod. As we said beforo, It will not harm: yet we ~more you of sells( from that dlstreaelog I loathing at tiro thought of Pixel, and aloo from the disport , ties to vomit after partaking. We promise petted Ogee. thin of what has been eaten. If you And that the deem proscribed bee been too greet, dlmlnleh the quantity to soft jour constitotion. Rash CoegrOx—Tire Genuine highly Concentrated Boer. have's Uolland Bitter. Is put up to bolt pint bottles only, and retailed at $1 per ''bottle. The great &attend for this truly Celebrated Medicine has induced many Imitatlono, which the public sbooldguard amdust purchasing. 88.111 , 3 of it:profit. I Fee that our name loon the label of every bottle yon buy. BENJAMIN PAGS, Jet., t 00., Eerie Wood street. ItetweaO let arid 24 ets..Fl treborgh. P. mr=idawF .etu Abbertiotments LIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY T usoctatcal thenasaltstal ander tho arm of SEMPLE d 11 , 111 ES, far transacting an Exclowge ' thanking nod Cotten. tion busintes. JOLLY 11. SEMPLE. Pittaloargb, Apslll.ll/3 1 1—ap13,11. JOUN B. /ONES. ;ow P. BIMPLZ JOSN c. JOXES NM. L. [Llama, teller SENPLE & JONES, S. E. Corner Wood and Third Streets. Tender Disk iservices to their friends rod the basin.. pub lic geeerally lo the purchase and To of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCEIANOK, LAND WARRANTS, DANE NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER COIN, ko 113.0o11ectious mode at all scremble points to the Veal d States VeLbtocks and Benda bought sod sold no commission. Short tiro Bdallel).1 Paper bought at lowest rat., and Deposita received ins nu and par fonds. aplailmd PT II E CIIEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP, Itlnnufscturorl by B. C. It J. It. SAWYER-, re ceives the preference over all other kinds ever offorei for family ties. Its advantapa over other Soaps am, Ist. It is cheaper to toe, one pound Icing equal to three of common !loath Soot.. Mt Half the time teed only be or copied la waMing when this soap is coed in place of other map. 3d. labor in washing can Cr nearly dispensed w ith, as the clothing will require little if soy rubbing, thus avoldiog their wear on the vaateboard. 4th. Bolling the clothes is unuemsaavy whoa this neap is mod, and bard or salt wet, auswere equally as well es soft. hth. Printers, liaehiniate, Painters and others find it far enperior to other coops It speedily removes poem, tar, paint, printers lob and dirt bean the hands, leaving the skin soft and free from chapping. To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, and the um of the wash board, the fallowing direction I should he followed: Per the wullhog of eight or ten of a faintly, lake I pound of asap, cut it Into shaving" and dissolve in oue gallen of bin water; put the clothes into•ruh cootelnlng about In gallons of warm water; pourla the dissolved soap sod stir thorough ly. Let them with 1.9 or 30 minutes; wring out-, mime in wenn -wider 01..1,, cold water twice. A very dirty wrist. Lend or ream, or pease spot. may require slight rubbing, bat otherwise the clothes will come oat clean and white without rubbing or boiling. Cold water may be cued in place-of hot, requiring stout doubt° time In smoking. AllirObeerve Our MUM 013 Mel bar. For salt in any ‘prantity at oor Warehouse, NQ. 47 WOOD ST., and at our Werke, opposite the Round Recut, Pencsylvsnle Manner where we manufacture every variety of SIM. nod Petry Boape end Omidles. apl3 D. 0. A J. 11. SAWYER, Nu 47 Wood at. TIIE LADY OF TIIE ISLE, by Mrs. South north; Tremielbion and Ilia Friends The Avenger, by Belli:limey; Tankvel, by W SI Wood. 51. D. 11. B. A ; Stanntou'e Clime Player's Dead Bot, nem edition Tke New American Cycloymilla, 5 vole. out; Matrimonial Brokerage In New York; Enleodo of French Dieter'', by Silo Pb;m. TM Prince of tbo Down of Vaild—new Anemiotee of Love. by Lola Monne.; Ef,ty Years Gloanfuge from Life's Dancer; ]Tema Memories. by Ilre. Cary Brock; Letters from Ppidu, by W C Bryant; The Family Gymnaelom; Sly Thirty Team Out of die ffmetiu by klalr.l,.7fYAMßl . ' • The Rueter Broth t re dud all ollor eruir hooke may he hagt .11Ritif d MINER'S QPECIAL NOTICE T- 0: : }EDITORS OF PA. I'ER3 AUrERTIBIRce-riRe'BRURONd BITTERS.— ....„,...4011141111= with .1. lIERIIRRT, you will oblige mot, eenreitUrtbe Ceram of youreintract to my , odlonserol be reeponriblefor the /IWO. AI., pan.:a the papers. nos le given to eny or all of tho paper. that ado,- 'Use for me in this city. K. CKUOKR, apl3:lltcle 742 Brcieleray, New York. NEW TRAVELING DRESS GOODS IN OItEAT WARIETT, BURCIIYI4D CO.A AItPET, Pattern and White preiving Pa pAr rvILA, for polo At the Stationery Stowe of N. Lk. ILAYEN, Apl3 cornAr Market And f!v000l 'TRACING k'APEK and Tracing Vellum Cloth, to mill,jur Ws by W. B. apl3 Nos. 8.1,33 and 35 Martet att.[. 600 IChUS NAILS, uszlortod sizos, reed on consign:moot nod for onlo by ALEXANDER GORDON, upin:lord N 0.121 &cowl etrool STEASI ENGINE FOR SALE —A Steam %niter% nearly new, complete with Boller: ell loch Cylinder; two feet stroke. Enrolee of 003 T. 11. NEVIN it CO., 24 Wood et. OATS—Extra heavy old in t , tre and for apl3 3.11. CANFIELD A CD. MANUFACTURERS.—The attention of hianeitartora” Ir spiiclisily called to the satiable hirer Lots to the Flab Ward and Pitt township, basing a hoot oo the Allegheny Valley Railroad and the Allegheny Blear. Said lots are two hundred and fifty feet deep and upwards, and are trisurpossed for matinfscturing pnrpu•e. Tory will be r,ld or hissed. Tor terror apply to 11RXRETON. Attorney for biro. P.. P mr3o,lwit No. Cr, Third stool. PROPOSALS fur the construction of a &W -er In R. Clair etrtot, from the south aide of Liberty et. to the Allegheny river, will to revelvtal at the ante of the Recanting Regulator, No. 0) AcolthAeld toreetorbetf , a Plan and epecinvotion may be anon. Propouls writ 1,0 loneivevl wan the 15th Inat. 18AAC ARM , ttp2Lll.l • In conttun Rennintor , IiOPE, B TAILOR. • O. 75 SMITHFIELD OT. 'DMus order awl lu thf, mates[ masanor 11en i and Buy's Q.t., Vanis, tic agii tn. him a 0.11. aD - SUNDRIES -100 ba Rio Coffee; --,Yee Ltd, N. U. Motu., to LC chow. Y. L1...d 111. k Tfl. Ithds. N. 0. Sugar: la bbls. Bo'Loa Syrclr. 10 daces • - , bra. mild brand,' Tabour', Together with a general uaortnaaat of Groceries, Byket Glass, Belle, Or , Or. JORN lIIKALLL Y 60N, • 12 3- No. 184 Liberty at, near Bt. Clair. POTATOES. -50 Ws Mountain Junco; 60 do Blue Namara; no do Nbenherd Rode; '26 do N. Y. Pinkeye.; 40 do N, Y. ?deduces; no do Cartar • Ilacelacd and for /ale by ISOCLINE k ANY.II, anti 124 &toad alreat. _ _ ORANGES AND LEMONS— , 400 la,2ea McAdoo Awed ()ranger, 2 , 0 do Meta. Lemma; 1.50 do Palermo do BeCOlvira and for ashhy ISEYSIRII At ANDERSON, aol2 39 Wood et, opporite At Chart. Rotel RAISINS -1,000 bone. Bunch Bairn:Le, Clerounee brand; 300 half.boxen do do do 160qu'r•bo0es do do do WO boxes Layer do do do 00 !nal • Beedlero do , do do far tale by ÐER At ANDERSON, 31 Wood et, spl2 oppoelteSt.Oharlentlotel. BLOOMS AND LUMPS -4 tons JouLatta Blooms; 25 do do Lorope, best quality, For sole by apl2 JOHN St •. 80:1 NAVY OAKUAI--500 bales Navy Oakum on haud.4 for We by JONXB k WOLZY apll No. 141 Water street. MANILLA IWPE-100 coils need nizes Alardibn Rnpo on bond nod for cdo by sp22 JONES • 000LRY. 10„Wator CAULKING COTTON-1000spun Caulking Catton.ma hand and for ads by 012 JONES I COOLLY. • PITCH AND OIL-25 MAL Pitch; 25 do W.P. Whale Oil. 25 du tio.lLsrd do JONES & COOLEY. On Imad and for fotto by BEA.UTIFUL PAPER HANGINGS, from the colobrited twoutectory of Z [Woad, of Pert.. Jut iicelved sad for sale tiy W. P. BIAREEI&LI. d 00.. b 7 Wood nt rrESTERS--Paper Tester Covers, cleaner end cheaper that upbolotary, for üb, by splY _ • ry. Y. AILUSIMALL • CO. 'TIE LA RUE & CO.'s Extra Thick Bath as, jij NotoPoperOuit srorivedl p v. e i gt or aOl2 • corner lszket od &cowl 16 . :1 9 -- 00boxealos.en theesefore , 0 by' - spl2 • T B DMIELL-.* 1011W48-40 . 171115 mall white for istl4 71Da1= • IA MMEESS REMOVAL.. WD. SMITH, Teacher of Voeal and In. e sttumental ate, Not ban removal to No. 113 /math ettoet, late tLa reeldence of Body Patterson, Esq., iv h.ro ho will be happy to see to. friends and patrons and all who msy dela, LW aersteas. AlEirLemaina given Its Vocal Mask and on the Flute. Nelodeou,lo. apl.2allf _ _ REMOVED CO..HUSSEY & CO. have removed to • Copper Wareham., ISO. 37 FLITS BTREET, In th. Irou Front Pluck. third door went of Wood stmt. Pittsburgh Copper Rolling Mill. C. G. HUSSEY & CO., BRAZtERB BOLT AND SHEATHING COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS, LOCOMOTIVE TUBING, Barred MR Balloter and Plats of all stmt, Brass Kettles, Sheet end other Brass, !WELTER, SOLDER, COPPER RIVETS, CC. Dealers In 13lock Tin, Tin Plato, lad Warr, Sheet Zip; Antimony, Sheet ISM, 'Mutes' Tool 4 A. • No. 37 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 113,-Shoets Copper Cot to any Paten, aptelmd REMOVAL. -J. S. Liggett & Co., have re- Moved from Noe. CU nod 70 Water strmt U, No: 75 {Voter nod 52 Front Wren J 416 J . S. LIGGETT VO., FLOUR FACTORS and Produce Commis .loo Merchants, for ths sots of Floor, (hal cs, Stools soil Produce gooerolly, Nov. 76 {Veer Rod 92 Front most, Pittsburgh. Peon's. f.128-ly REMOVAL.—Rea, Lloyd_k Forsyth, havo remosed from 76 Water street, to 257 Liberty exec, moms limy will lw happy to most their Moots and 0010. mom ..TOOll. D. LLOYD TOUTTIS REA, LLOYD et. FORSYTD, WILOLESALE GROCERS, AND-. DEALERS IN PRODUCE COMMISSION INPRCIIANTS for the sale of PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, m 7 9. 4 1257 Liberty Street Feb., , PITIMBUNGU, PA EMOTAL.—L'AIDIVBLL & BRO. hove 1.16 remored the( r Boat Store and Ship Chandlery keutb behment to the Warehonee lately occupied by Jernee Deb roll d Sone, Noe. 01 Witter end Front 'greet, second door abort, Ferry. apbrtord CALDWELL & BRO., DOAT counenEns AND DEALERS IN rdnidlis, Hemp and Cotton Oordsg% Oakum, 'Du, Pilch, Bald and Oils: TatSanaa, Dock, Lied sod Hwy Drillings, dc., sp6:is Nn 68 Raw and 76 Front Sired. EMOV.AL.—N. Routes & Soss, Bankers, R here rentored three doors above their old stand, where they wino frond nutil the completion of their new eplbdtf REMOVAL—John brGill It Son have- re it, mo,d from their aid .tend to No. 163 Liberty .t llouirkerpers, Attention' OUR STOCK FOR TOR aPRINCI OF 1532 curah:leg to tart m rAlowg COOKI'NO STOVES; histaribut the beat Warted patterusr, oor ocu, .ant Isom estabilehmeot but dme we will warrant Perfect Bakers, Roasters and Cr.oterz. FENDERS FIRE IRONS; -\lO BIRD CAGES. MO=Ell 8; 3. TOILET WARE BATHING APri r iiiTUS, ~ S=ENT GRIDIRONS • 1144,1 n bhort, • ~ I pA•err Bifida usually kept in a anikdiliZetkiikturnishing Hardware Store: Which we will nit at prices atidob cannot fall to atilt °, at THE IRON CITY TIN AND STOVE WAREHOUSE OF W. W. BRADSHAW, DE= No. 134 Wood FL, first door below the sign of the Golden Gun mhZitt Boots, Shoes, Hats, 330IsTISTET8,, BSC"- - 3 AMES P. TANNER, WHOLESALE SHOE, HAT &ND BONNET WAREHOUSE, i No. 56 Wood Street, l'lttsbarsh, Perms,, j , 11. nos In at" Ida rot largo stock of GOODS porchated direct from tho NEW ENGLAND MANE• TORIES, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, 01l of .316 1011 b. iihrood if at small advance. COST. 817 . 110,rre who here heretofore ;ono Raid for their goods, for th• four, rrhl oars both limo end moony by making thrlr 1...0f:vm blot itirDeaßra aro iviineated to toll Letoro Loytug, as] eat tely thr.ntreivra of the tack Rixeartintlar attention give to ordera rarltlidod COAL- -SEIALSD PROPOSALS. THE DETROIT AND JACKSON COAL AND 51INING C 0.11.6 NY offer to let the contract or toeing out tho Coal from their Miho al Wor..hillit. la the conoty of Jackson In the titato at Michigan, Delivered uts board the ear. . • rnt, I. vultutaut to tho railecutl, tlto trek rormlog to 1110 m•wth of thnthahL It Is ',tutted about four rotlut 'coat I the City of Jackson, on the Michigan Central It R. The cool I. bilno,luous, and of n good quality. ilia tout and upwards In thicknuita. Tiw allnation of the mina i. lo all respects good. As no pecann he Ilhol to bid upon Inch a c Join. aitlA.,nt a peracinal einzolnatlun of thu Mine, AN INMPTICTION OP 'IT IS INVITED. The coot...tor will be regolreti to work the Mine in ar• oolant. with a diagram to be attacikett to the contract, and to Ifave it it good order, as alto machinery and tools. Pap:unite for mining tinder who controct to be mode every 20 dere. epocificatlons wits be made known Lod plots exhibited et the Oleo of the Secretary of Obi Cowpony to Detroit. tooled openelt will be received for taking the contract until the 20th day of April inet. Adam. 0 COWS MST, e ocrentry, Detroit, Mich. apitd ==! Carriages ana ainggjes POE THE ACCOMMODATION of Pitts burgher., and strangers risttlng the city, the suldrltt yr has opened a Wareroom Immediately to the rear of the Monongahela Muse, on Mot street, ter the do of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND SPRING WAGONS, Of We own codufsotare—the metertal Nl selected with great care Baring been engaged thlrty•Garee years In the bncinesa, and the lid seventeen years In Aileen./ City, with Alt In crease of bßelncet, la ataclent guterentre as to the quality of b Is wet*. The public are respootrally Invltal to evil and 0.0113 bt..r.rt. 031.Fattory 011 the carper of Fr4otal Wort owl North Coromoo, 'Allegheny OHy, JOHN BOU'Ill mxlOdmd/trer The Perfection of Dental Art. TIFICIAL TEETH STITH PLATES 07PORCELA IN AND ooneLrric. DR. N. STEBBINS having oponed an offioe at 101 Pettit Wait, is prepared to manufacture and insert teeth of theatderedattrlptton. ID introducing thorn bOW and improred itylea of Dental Work to the citizens of Pittsburgh, MAL feels enured that they will meet the same faronable reception which Wilmot asorded to them In New York and other localities where they bare Caen tested; and he furthermore believes that the y .0. d'•Utomi tomperWde. ea they certainly excel all oCher gybe! to LIGIITNEAS, DURABILITY, BEAUTY sad - PUBLTY, and in every quality which tandem Arttildg Teeth detirabla, and are at the ma, time much Ina expend,. eporimens of this mark may be men at Lb °face, No. 10t PENN STREET. NEAR ST. CLAIR. ap2ButdietT VAIIORATION TO THE WEST.—AII Emlgnuata .Ladd not fall to call at CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG'B, No. St: Rood Stmt. WII4 Y • The but stack or Elltles,Golls, NADU a.' 411 k bd. of Piro Armin the city Is to be found titer*. LINENRROIDRRIES in CAMBRIC EM onkans AND MTN. RDOIKON AND !MEMNON, MINED/MDsoot; Como loath out Ituket strata. VIRE BOARD PRINTS for eats by 1: W. P.ILSR , m 4 .1.1. 00. FioOUB-2)0 bbls. Extra Bum Eau, for bY ••• farcEimm, 3U rdtoo, MEM LYON'S MAGNET' POWDERS, ' rrlIE 110N?sTER ILAT, ;vie Awes , ' Onedow /awls, Cool epee, 8 deEtegt. Pleas. Ants, -Rehr, and all pest. el tie crew. List lIIIE importance of a reliable article of thin kind is meat:noble. 1. warm weaker all natters tesma with these annoying Liss Tots powder is tea only article dlstavvresi which wlll exterminate them. A menta l]) of botanists, Iron the Iforthnltatal &rimy to Earm. while amidst tog ferns of Alla, observed-that all ievvvie lighting upon • certain kind of plant very erin dn,ppecl dad. This fact was made ow of [ogees , / Mew' MAL t canay. from these Intindsrs. Quantlviss of 04' pled[ acre brongla borne by hit. E. Lynn, and found • posit ve /Lses distract to evety experiment. (fin simply a poardercA feat rt.. catty pupated to resist .be vacs of con and eh..to'. ale and Letters Resent base !sem ettam,d from th.. 6..v0 meets of Eugland, Erse, German, ...) i.sous„ from the WorltEsPair, and neturrous ummeal and pe at.eultn:,l kites and societies. LETTER FROM Tend PRESIDENT OE rile C. sTli3 Relearn* Ileaston, Waslongton,:ilat den. P.Me. "Mn. EISOMILL brow:—Doer Slr 1 neve the please,. t , inform yon that the Royal C0mm.,.,.. of ore World's IN at London, have awarded foe a !least and Cer,drekte I. r the great value of your Meginsie P 0.1./.., for extermtuato. tweeds, hr. 'lll LL E.D FILLMO it Chairman' ia*tiinr It I Free from POiSOII Now Yinc, ontober let, 1.... L.. Mr. E. Ll:S.—Deer Bit: We bet, enel,nod and tented your Magnetic Yourdors and End them pertactty brimless to muiltind and domestic suitnalN but reltato death when In haled by tinge, ants and Sunsets. JAMES IL Oil ILTON, 31. D,Gliettnet. LA intANCH REID, Prot ebetulet,, N 1. Heopital. 31r. Jon, 1,. pia, Surrint.teleut of the New Yo. 0 Mow. plun, toy; "be bits expellent ell the hugs, ante, row tine, mettle. se , with Lyon's Powder, end hod, It rid Unmetro value." Every gerdoutr and Anus. keener mint hare a direct In fere. tln an article oh tole kind. Reference can be mode to the Anton, Bt. Nicholas and Metropnlstan lintel.: to Judi , Weiss, President ot the American Institute: MiOnol Gorden Bennett, Deu. Winfield Scott, Cyrus V.. Field, L. M Peas, of the Fire Points fillsetos de, Ac J odee says, e discovery of l'ruf. Lyou to of tietbinn importaise.— ThenVarmers* Club bare teeted Ic th °murkily. It Noun de. troy Sessile, grasehoppers, ens, motto, bogs, and nil vermin. Garden plate can he priterrod, nod made pure." Arrangement. are now madeibtough Mounts. 11,31iNEB A PARK of New York, to bane it wild thoingluiut the world. Many wort tile's Imitations non adeertlad. fit. 4. an ti,u4 — NEW Yung, November 'oh, retiring from hotinoss, I hitso eold all my Inn. 1 Powder. and ri11..., Lettere Patent, nod the umr.r. pertain. ing thereto,to Means. lIA IVIES k PARK. Ti.,. linteder a discovery made by bayoell, nod brought frtm the toterier of Aida, and la unknown to any other perimus The genuine and effective article Is put up in tin cnonisutra, nod will cau tion° to bear My Mr,. ill LYON." Rate nod mice cahoot hii and are killed by a Magnetic rill. Orler them through noy mor. chant. 'Tie Lyoo's Powder kith, hennas In a irk..., But Lyre. Pills am mix. br rata and mics Sample kiwi/in:lsomM reoltr eizen, W ,rote and Vl° Follow Brannon. Crifin,d, an d en„, ng id y. BARNES & PARK, 13 and 15 Pat h Rua, :dew York. Also, the Mexican Mustang, Liniment fe=covtlivrOmT 0;99 ONE HUNDRED *Ai Pianos and Melodeons. NEW SPitING STOCK. The New Scale Iron Framo Felt Hammer PIANOS', Warranted not to bercrne hard or harxh with tie, THE SUBSCRIBER begs to call the especial attention of the pnbitc to bin ne. Sprinw :What of r LANO3, saluted persondly fiom the trartwinow of CHICK EIItNO & BONS, !baton, with their NEW FELT lIAIIIMEBS, NEW D 0 L'l3 DA. P WA-IE3, PATENT REPT:ATI:I'G .4r770.\ AND BRACED 8011051 OR BED PLATE. ALS) A splendid stock of MELODEONS and • !urns from the Factory of Mason .'& Hamlin, Boston. 4reAll tro '4 .str Spring Sto:k to , been purohnA,l for orb ond every InAncoment alll too offero.l to bolo re for cosh or very short rrAits. JOHN II MELLOR, No. 51 Wood Street: Cole Agent foe Cht,kt.r.tya !. ot'n And Mooon A Illmlin'o Mololoonn soar CALDYLLI, JR. end Oran liarroooloms. CHEAP PIANOS.—Jut re -654 ceived. four 1t0f.r003.1 rourv'tornsr..4l and oc,ro Plano, macaw:Lot . ..l byff flayn A Co.: THE CHEAPEST PIANOS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES! They am with hill iron frame nrolFrmr . ll Grand ar lino, and madn In all ra.p.cla niter ct-niog b-et tinker , • Octaves for $175 7 Octaves for $2OO Thew ertll be wild only (or caah, as the small cemmleeinn charged to eelltug, u the extremely lOW puce. obtained by the makereo.lll not jnetlly a reedit. Formate by (Oily MELLOR. aptd.terT el Weird et. J. P. 11 - 11.1.1 ANA JOHN JOHNSTON F 4.M1 I, JR. 0 C IC ICI EC f 3 T Fl g S: ‘VIIOLESALE AND RETAIL WILLIAMS Sa Jon.r4 - 13 - 1 - 01.4', 114 SIIIEIIEIEI.II STREET, Nearly appall° the Croton IT onpr, PIT TSB UnG II , la AV E JP ST OPENED A VERY cholvi selection of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, RIO, LAGUATRA AND JAVA COFFEES, Suers, Rice, Rice Flour, Corn and Pearl Starch, Farina and Yeast Powder, Pearl Sago, Tapioca, Carl,. Soda, Cream Tartar, Cocoa, Broom and Cltozolate, Maccuroni and Ver. micelli,PureGround Spicee, Pure Flavoring ExtractA Table and Dairy SA L T, SUGAR CURED HAMS AND BEEP, CANDLES, CRACKERS, SOAPS, SYRUES, TOP ACCO, CIGARS, J • mr2tYlmilittirT SPRINe STYLES. 1859. W. D. & S. IVE'CILIALUIVI, R 7 FOURTIT STREET, HAVE now in store their large and care folly selected stock of CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS flan° and Table Covers, Which will at least equal auy And irltieli aro offered at the lowest tiriees. The attention of a discriminating public is respectfully solicited. 11.10111ARDSON'S I Et I 6 II Z I Dr IEI ST 8, Damanka, DLapers, &c. CONSDMERS OP RICHARDSON'S LIN ENS, Bud thaw desirous of oldrdotoc Cho KNUINIK OtX/DS„ should ses that the orticlve Choy 1 , 111C111.0 n with the toll tams of the arm, 111C11A RDSON, SUNS d ()WORN, s gusrardee of din soundness and durablitty of 1.1. floods This oeellon Is rendeind essentially ndessary . tar. quantities of Medal eel detect/re Line. or, prepared, season after season and sealed with the tarns of It 'CUMIN EON, by Irish Houses, who regarlluts of the lof Airy thus ft:Aided silky on the American crammer end the manufac turers of the genuine Goods, will not readily abandon business so pmfl.bis, oldie meta.. ran la Imposed on with goads of It worthless ebarseter. J. BULLOCKE R J. 11. LOCIIR, Annuls, SO Church rtreed, New York. OAKLAND SEMINARY.-B. M. KERR, A. 74, Principal. IBIS. M. A. KERR, Alvsocite Prin cipal- The fourth term will coniuweoce TUESDAY. April 12th, 1650. Al, omnibus leave. conter or Fourth nod Mar ket every morning at 8 o'clock. owl lEid ORCHARD HILL BOARDING SCHOOL She thirteenth school year will commenms the tuirsi Mon day of September, and continue forty svetska without mace, lion, excepting holidays. Board in mcatlott, and excursion If desired. The next Quarter will commence April . 4stb.— Per further particulars, address 61.6. k MKS. D. MACE, Delmont, Muss. Delmont, six mdse from Dutton, !loch 16,101 u. apf3taw2wd GREENWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIES NEW BRIMMON, PENIV.A. The Bummer &Won of title Instill:Mon will commence on MONDAY, the runt of Moy. Clecelare, please address tberincipel. &VP:Melte MIRA 11. TOWNI3F.ND. SENVIOKLEY ACADEMY.—A Ctadsccel laa OONVIACIAL 13ossonnto FM.% in/l. ROM on the P. Ft. W. it C. R. P.,12. Tulles from Pittsburgh. 1112V.7. D. TRAYELLI, A. M., Principe. The TIIIRTY•TDIDD ELESgION rtll COMMODE* on MON DAY, May DI, Da. TWIN per 111,06:113 of Eve contain,_. Per Circular., &c., empire -of Jetta Irwin & 800. 67 Water drat, or T. 11. hart° eoo., 2& Weal @Wen . or of the Plin. l Wili Sewickley. P., IntlatatiodawlitY Ineritute CORNER orr u ann and lianc . wk strectE. The gaming tarm commence m. inst. A lbaltod numberat . .lmpuOlttcy.obtatn admtal/mi. Tama for Tultkm mod actionery, SZ per .unto. of twenty two Rot.. sr‘24:tf J. M. PrinctpaL PEW MUSI — Donato Jeao—beautlful wog. with chorsta..---__zr, 0 C. harem" my acbcolanatea pace, Buckley---____=. Partin:ads to lumamar—Fcater'a 1.1 oong.—.----Zo Jaaulta—Spulall ballad— .---0 Loom' Letter Iloz dcbottleeb—alth rtametta--....100 HMO Del 8at101MArb............ .......... ........ .............. .330 ' &dab!. Polka—Brown_ .. Fa gab t• 7 • JOHN. IL: iiilla)li, ili Wood Wed. sizaLyilnalo malted, postage pal& Ka /CM. /CET. ICI3I. ALBOUT. FOUR HUNDRED TONS of pure Allectumy TM vtlitlege holm to NM, 10, wwlUidd 1:02 Um. FoteDlXoTtd *mimosa pper. roe 8 .10 t 7 W 9 D. C. a J. LL oswzra. TIIF BONNER. HAT, Marble Mantels, iwa), on hand at the lowest pfi , 7o,. YO GOOD IiOUSE SIIOULD BE WITH OUT .11.4.11DLE 31ANTE1,9.—They ore always neat, add mot, to the beauty of a haws than any other article that tan be purchaaad with fi, Nano tuoner. and besides, they w.var andan g ar rho safety et a haulm, and famtly by Mama line. ',wood mantlaa vary often da. N It—Our and: er Matblo fit the largest In the West and bring manufactured by machinery, te got ttp Ia betty style, with more thepatch, and at Iron root: than can b den: mere manual PITTSBIJRUJI MATTINGS WINDOW SIIADEs iSturational THE DONN Ell 11.1. T. MC BON EE HAT. rue BONNER lIAT, TUE LONNKIIIIdT. EISEMIDEM M2==l ll= ME= E=l ll= I=l I=l AtIIKR WE IL HIILTE k C'. StRAP. lIAS SIANUrACTIIRKr 4i LI Y t; IV YORK MANUFACTORY At NnRiT ALI; , CONN THE BONS,EIi ILtT, THE BON KIIIIST. I= I= El= ll= MITBIEBEES I=l I== Will POE FEINER WEAR TN I,fo, LL PE READY FOR DELIVEBT OS B tTOTtDAY, APRIL 2, RI 111LLA RD, EIIGTE A CO, .TRAW HAT 51ANMEACTURElli, .Ir, BROADWAY NEW YORE. MANUFACTORY AT NORTVALU, CONN mt I AI RA, STEAM MARBLE WORKS MADE' BY MACHINERY , 10 T.pa r r ForvOvro, II"a•A St a ,ul,, C,,,otters, 12111MEM MONUMENTS, TABLETS AN GRAVE STONES BEAUTIFUL L7CorK ALWAYS ON HAND April 15th, at 7 o'clock. e. 'will be row iieramptiri , ly st the commercial sal., rooms, Si, 54 Filth street, trs order of s Pawnbroker 31 reSOTted Gold andollier Watches, Including Amerltert and English Levers; 30 auntie Choefres-rsisorred, cow; a quantity of Jewelry: 1 superior socood hared Violin; 1 do. now do: 1 Gibb's Sewing Machine; 1 enroll Imo Saic Mores Clothing; 2 superior Family Bibles; 15 Fograringru lOn Paroling; 3 large Eank Lodgers 1 new 11130 Grua 1 second band single barrel Shot Gen; 1 superior wire twist double barrel Shot Gun, apl3 P. M. DAVIS, Aunt W. W. WALLACE. _ . War.-room, :32*-t Liberty Street Mantel Room on the Second Story; OFFICE, 319 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSDERCIT El_A Ildi MI GEZ.NRS MI LL FURNISHING !,; 4 1TEA:11 ENGINES on band and made to Kintner, STEAM BOILERS, SALT PANE, MILL GEAR. ISO, ENGINE AND MACHINE CASTING?, PULLEYS, /kr, Grata Bars end Sash Weights always on hind. entslogn,s Whenls pt., to nil who want gmrhi,;. FRENCH DERR MILL STONES, IRON PROOF SEAM ANCLIOR BOLTING CLOTHS, e re.ltEcutl prison. FRENCH BEER SMUT MACIIINES, wed In 1000 Mille, and cheaper, trotter and many Orme more durable thin II on Machines. 31rOEJRG E•S PATENT EXCELSIOR SHINGLE SIA• CHINES, PORTABLE MILLS for Flouring and Chopping. ROSE'S PATENT WATER WREELS, wed in 1005 Sate 31111 A, aro clicep, and igerrittitod 1100 Ikrting for Eloratorr, one third price of Wither. C3-0111re, an Liberty etreeL Pittsburgh, Po W. W. WALLACE. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. TILE SU BSCRI BER ie the Exelneive Agent In ail, county for tho sale of !lemon( Cement. This Cement is much superior to any ocher sold in ttils market, for Public Work., Foundations, Cbtcrini, rim Walls no, nod all learrnnted good. Directions for using liar, an each barrel. We iti‘ite ircomparison of this with any other Ce ment. A large stork mill le always kept im hand, and sold rebeireale and retail at low prices. W. W. WALLACE, alit Liberty et., Pittsburgh. Plaster Paria—Lonisoillo Lime. 1 . 51) RR LS. PLASTER PARIS for Larl;t4 100 bbl. !looter Porto for Swot-. Work: • 100 Obit. Looloolllo Lime, or 919 L 1 oerty ot ttoborgh. 500R11,7 D STONES, all sized, for safe at 319 Liberty ottort, Patobargh. of tag:cit.:lf W.W. WALLACE. CURD FOR CONECCIWTIONI Dit. CD URCHILL'S Di SVO VERY 1V Inc heater's Genuine Preparation of Dr J. P. Churchill's Compound of THE HYPOPHOSPHITE of LIMA SODA and POTASH, A B.Glrle RUIZ. F4ll 20l 7.2+171:171 ONSUMP T I ON- THEgreat Chemico-Medical Discovery of Cho coleMated Dr. J. Y. Churchill, of Pula, Drat made tauten by him to the Frouch Academy or Medicine about 2 years ago, mark. a no nod Important era lu Lb ecuslo of Medical &Immo. Nov, for the fire( time In the bletory of the world, he a REMEDY two lewd that rarely ettlkee et the eery joan. dation ov' Pulmonary Disrole, and by rub:ring the deficient clitotintl ekreentt of the blood, luereasee the principle lehten constitutes fierMlad or tintt tyro% ioriyorating the nutri tive functions, end thus net enly CURES, but atm PEE. VENTS, the development of this hitherto moat fatal ...Wargo of the hymen raw. itTC*utlon to the Publlce'Ot Varlets preparations aro already lm the muted., pntport ing to be banal of Dr. Churchill's discovery, mintiest which we vain:only cardioa both the proieselou and the public. Lot la, one be deceived, but ask for and tme oily the pro pewitn aold from the de Demirel Ilopot in the United litatca, N 0.41 John street, and boating afde sieule Friona tore of J. Writcuesvca, by whom alums br.Charchlll's pre. sniption It put up In • 1.1.1•11. sob CALUICALLT you POEM. In all Nervous or Fvnufuleca Complatuta,Debillty, Loot Or Tian Pool; Ityepepais, Indisportlon..d Fenian Waal peeve, it le e sovalvinti and invaluable remedy. 41" - FLEAD THE TESTIaIONE.-10l From (lie Alonio. aka! Mowthiy, lee May. 1545. ralky be our conclusions with reference to the claims at Dr. Churchill, for the Urpophsvph lies as aoverrign remedies lu tultercnimis (cousuroptlma) Tur. Coil no 0.1.100 03 TOT. attars OP Tliral 511.11 CI 011/10.P000 AGMS.. From the North American If ediml Brperter,for Oc, /533. •This Medictne is wientllkally prepared and tellable.— We hove need It In our own practice, in phi/dais palmottallS, and other forms of disease, with Very satisfauforY results • • • • In sastyleight cited in which this remedy was given, • thirty...yen were to the incipient, and twenty three In the wend sod advanced stages of consomptiotn the re make:der were beyond bope. With the exception of the lat. ter come, which were merle benefited, all but throe, which ma still donbtful, rem:neared perfect/y." Price $2, er three bottles for $l. Single bottles only, la coacentruted solufinn,•ent by mail, prepaid, when spwially ordered. All orders for three bortles or over will be wrathy express at oust of the party. Druggista must send their or ders direct to the underalgned, or they rosy here a different and spurious preparation sent there. Xj—Wlncheaters Omni. Preparatloo of Dr. Choral:lN Compound of the t. of Lim" Soda =id P"... h is add at wholesale of the wile Genera/ 49 "h. g • but will be kept by all respectably drue*tem WW h.ui the Culled States. Circulars and all necemarY given to all parties eaciaistme a entroP. For •1":11707, reerirlog our letters, oorrerpondents are red "Deo ?.161" in addinno to the regular American and r Fogg!. Agw . u7 ,,,,,, 11F:h . Ja24,lluntAvillte) FILEP—IT--;111 AMP ADIENJI AN OCo F 3EI CITIO "4" _ T. A. raisnSCH & SONs, N „ . 4- St. Clair Street °motile ttio St. Clair Etottd, RESPECTFULLY informs their friends •• ,1 the Irritate generally that they Dave to-opened Ms bwr St Clair street, tiny they will keep eolishustly 0 ,„ h o ed • lame snort ruent of Candlea, Oak" treua r h Botta Tes 0, Gum. Ourdlal Wine, Dowdy, Cnsua, et, Drops, pure Chocolate. ?Ent tn.] Dried Fruit., Note, end entry article juib•ir itne. Dbalers are ompectelly invited to witl end examine fur clock, as grew:ll at a eery tow midi prim T. A. ADERECII it 8053. REliaNaliME J. IL DELIIIILEII, Na ISO LiNtrtY 9brry Pur 41.3. rt cbc re L'zrkel 32nd, xlsorsaTrzza Cr TIN, COPPER, BIiEEDIRON WARE, ai.kr la Cutlery, Brans and liltittatacia Wareorlib ftrioi7 of Ittatwtantatlilag articles, Patent terneers, Woo ter Cooke" and . Itefrlcerators at the lowest rata 'eta, 'bolded* and retail. liaollng .sad appetite( at . tionses, awl all orders to this abate line of tiltalt,44 stilt Freloslyettend.t toss seo4- fila•P*011. CORN , -5,000 bush. ilium sad forest. by 0 4, 0 kilivrearSakillOGNlMY a och --- PROF. O. M. MITCUELL II deliver aLL. th o: TirIIID d T rYV a th's iltB B / pcana4llhlt-15"1/23 at crrY rtramr.—v. Itratinoss or Doan even ist T oclock. Lecture to COMI3HODO at Be. Tiekwta cent; tuba bat at Oa Mtge 800 k 8k0.4 Ltbrery Roomy, and at thodter. P.IL Ita.exoT, Wm. 11.S.Isoam tlx. IL 1 cult, Leo. Can rx ALMA, R P. DA.zunrm-... n" - "Titic ttsrras Loot wan of this Inittitnton will coat Mecca con Frilay, Atoll 15th.. Application for admtnian srfit roceiro.l that Car at lb. tralveralty at 9 ectoCir t A.,9. W. 11/1191WILL. they. 'Co Eat. FOll. RENT—The property known as ai l ' the ALBANS GLASzI WOrtES, shriek:on theJE-IL Louotagattela riser, one mile Felber Brownrodlle. Attacnet this property are all the reerwery beildioce and hapree. mesas far the martatetoriog of Windoetiplans, with .e. r . haw, dwellings fur o il the l a O Jttas employed, end about my ee of flrahride C ol Wm tinder raltivetiort. The bnks, from Id lab Cool et the very heat quality it procatred f,r melting and other tomprere are alma attached to the property. And the prlrilege of the coal Wlll be Included to • the lease Tome works here been Carried en and Are now to torrential operation, sad It la holland that glass can be murnfectured to boiler nivitiltage and ellen coat than at any other works on the Ideootkogabela The tortoni will have the privilege of mate:lva upon the property Immediately for the meow of grinding clay and tulltipg tbe necreeary prepsnadmaa, arid fall poem... Jon WM be Folio .:nt first c f July. For term., Ir. apply to VOtilLl2q9 d 11:EKISST, Prornierille, Fayette Collnlittra- TO LET.—Store Room and Office, at No. 20 W.t.r .trt.t, remat:y nompied by P. R. Friend & 1 S .4.1 A 11 DICKEY &CO. reio LET-A Brick Dwelling containingtrg • CAlo rooms and finltito.lgarrea Nagulro of gr It. H. WINO. No. 211 Liberty streot. 1.4 1 0. E. RENT IN ALLEOIIENY-,tta pxat Brick Dawdling on Deana . etreet, near th Diamond; tiaa rea and eater through the honer. I be ~rood Woo , of ?demonic 1141, Water street. bear Fed oral , comprtaing ore urge and two earlier roorne,ariljabler tor School Boone or like purtaara. Itoonte well restated. rtnantian central. royal., 4.4 DATIrt, cr2l-dtf Water arriwt, Allegheny.. fvo LtT.—That devirable butinessa j .t...d, with livrelliug attached, oat lha corp.,/ Liberty and O'llarnt streets, well adelited for • WWI, grol cory *toru s bring occupied us such for the last for neen searel. Enquire of It. 11. EINO, ' turl7 No. 211 Liberty street TO LET—Two well finished two story Brick Dwellings, contaiolog nth, rocnueach, on W, Ho erred. near Ctiatbion, within emo initorkto w of Wo. Poat.olticc. Engatro of torlAtf Urt. 8. A. STEIIRSTT, Z 7 Point Una. TO LET—A iSture.ltoora on Fifth SL,2 X In the moot &nimble location an that grcat MN , oughton, Apply Liberty exert. Sri RIDDLE, WIRTA CO. FPO LET—Twt) large tirst-clms Divellingsta all the modern Inaprur.qactets. renCOCK, ikacuitaar a CO., fele No. IL Snezns.l and 101 Saumd et. rrO L .. l.'—Tho Warehouse llooih and Office' anu..,,crople.l ny Porter It. C0.,98 !tent A. Alen, Lorin ectitet-le rt.ormgcotton. j 123_1ALI DICKEY& CO. Cup auction p. M . DAVIS; .Auctiimeer. 0 0 . m ,, c w m c s rammer No. 64 liltl4-141.64 FRENCII ANDENGLISIILITERATURE —On Faturilny Crisping, April 16th, at 7 oLloCk, • onlkbo sold by pamphlet catidosno, In the ...and floor hales Ho son, s;v. 01 Fifth street, the racist valnatdo bon vf crest ,other,, In toper!, editione which has boon expcood to Mall) to this may foo many years. it includes • • r.Ty lecgo Futrelluo of the most choices brooch Work.. am s og o Is issh aro It:extr - mire Phtionophigoo por Voltaire, 7 • tome. Ibis/aro D'llounocitet do Cheralerto, 2 tomes Oeuvre. do Cornsille, 12 tome; Voltaire, 7 tome; holies/1u Darpreanz, 4 tome; Catrlsls, cretin, Itutoboof, etc., Canals de Mono talgue, 5 tome; Lettrie de Madame de Pas-Igoe, 12 tome; Voyages Imagintonse, 79 tome; llictionnallo Papagnals Francais, 2 too, Glossalro de Is Langan Bosun; 3 t 0.04 Lei Trout.° ,rig, 3 tome; Et... Meer quell etc lee Bgrele.4 3 tome; Ilietorio dee Francais, 5 tome, etc.,etc-, oleo, 1001 rans works in tbn Occult bolos:sore, aming whiolt are Lettres Cabalistigure 3 tome; work, of Comics Con:will AgrcllpPeel dibly's Astrology; Aabre) . • Mt.eell,nic4 ChinslcalCeballas turd Trestle; Collection of Notiritlec ThaJ9emonlace of tyro New Teeter's:ld, PIP., 044 alas, nonsually deeimble and valuable English WOrke. among which are Inglish• Flotrlul :liamenei.; 3 role; ChM' Early English Poets, 3 rohn blal let's Northern Antipaidee, 2 role; elhaftealontf. Obaracterlstres, 3 colic loot'. Klonsents of General 11 &mi. • edgo,2 role; Aineworttis Latin Dictionary,2vok4 • Clawlcal Bibliography, 2 co* Drake.; Memorial. Of *lnk. ' Durt,e'e Ilinetrations; Camden Pi:misty Publicatlona, 35 vol.; Bollogbroke's Works, 5 ;dig Raleigh's Ifiatoryof the World; Burtun'a Melancholy, 2 en* Antlquerlan Works or Nu auto. 2 role Glifford's Den Johneeni, 19 Vole; Brltith Monarchism; Flualuipeare Concordance, The 11lscery; Emir.; Pier.' Ploughmen's Vial.= and Creed, 2 rot; Dunlop's History of Pic tion,2 Tole, dc., do. Catalogyss aro tore: roady, and the Books will be for cos aminatiou u. Tlureday, Fa Way and Ratonlay. apl3 p. SL DAN - 10, Atlas .P AWNIIROKER'S SALE—On Fridiy, AND MISCELLANEOUS DOORS. On Wed/undo, orenlog,l2l'.. - -..mslitr o'clock, . bo sold, by catalogue, to Ma mcond floor Calm room, sta. 64 stroet, Library of alsoillooks, =prising. 'heathen, Digests, Reports, Sutures at largo. do, at Eng' UM, United ht.,. and l'emisylrania lan and Driactloa— also, a varlet, of valnablo Miscellaneous Lltaratnre. Cat. Moors aro now ready and tho boas can t e ersznined on the day of sato. n'ol C. M.DAV IS, duck QTOCK P., FT. W. 4: C. H. It. AT PRITNLII s/u, In lob, to Pot t pnrcimers, by ayl Y. M. DAVIS, Anet,No. nt. AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Madams' Eldange, STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS CO, AT TIM MEItCLIANTS' EXCIIANG4 EVERY TLIUBSDAY EVENILIO.—Book, Midge, losnranco land Copper Stock, Bond and noel &tato aald at polite gale at the Merchants' Smhange by AC872:1401113 A CO. Not., Dratla end L.4113K . Beal Estate naguLtated tL mem:labie torma by AUSTIN LOOMIS sti2l Stock Note Brokers. 92 Fourth at. Amusements NATIONAL THEATRE 05.14.3.01. and J. W. 31'1 , 11.1'1.d, Lantern. STR.AICOSCH'S OPMFLA. coMpAN-y -. lueladlo g the most oats:and flinty constellation of Masks' Celebrisiee oblcb has afar appeared in Ibis city. Bratsoscsi reapectfaly informs tho public that hobos rented the No National Means for • abort series of . . . Grand Italian Operas, • which, In ezavinlneneo of the; arraronnente prf vionely eta onnlEd, enno-4. In , a xtondod Inen'onel six .vicars. me arrangements made f.m the els nights are er the meet I Complete description; all the irmet arti."'l= V ',el present company wellappear; who will liessip?erW - a .es-teet , sue artiste for those named mud sulhor pas' Anti _ e .. Orchestra and Chores Om sew lierk,tts,er Ilan host direction of Min:tics E111.4.1M.,11, Toe Diymor intends to produce, to Wows sin tub Six Different Italian Operas, r, . pi k x. All of th Moslem:l lispertoloc therefore it mill Do im se -I,lc to repast soy Opera. ~. FRIDAT,APRIL 1610, find Oren Night, when Donntettl's Grand Optra, In 3 acts, LUCIA 111 LAISIMER.McgR, will be pronnaol, for this night only. On which ocviaion the following great artiits wID mae their lit st eppeermre In tine city: MADAME CORA DE WILIIMIST, The celebrated Prima Donna, hi the greet tole of 1•11.71. ITENRY FOUIRES, the renowned Tenor, as Edgard°. Rigour AlllOl/10, the famous Baritone, an Aohten. Flgnor NICOLA as Heymann. Elguor RITV/0 as Arthur. Director and Ono:otter—M. STItABOICIL The prices of admiseien will bin rocs Circle and Par- • quette, reserve salts, $1 50; tickets to the abovn.witilthe privilege of occupying such seats se raw cat be ascatol.Sl4 Gallery, 60c.; Frusta Ilexes, for eta or km, $lO. 1 The We of nowt for all at either of the °tend Opera Nights will commence en 'TOMORROW (T11011:3•1 DAY) eta tit loca, at the music stole of JOIN 11. BLEU ; LOB, CS Wood at ep17.5i1l biz - nut's MIRACULOUS VERMIN DiSTROYEE, The Only Rcreedii in the ithas Wort] Sore to Er:romanate Rata, Mom, Comeozonge,trie, Mira, Monecivon, Fetes, Moms, Motes, Goats WORM fen 0.6116 CT /71SZCTII. to. !. • 50,000 BOXES SOLD IN OHE MONTH. Thom Celebrated Reined!ae bunt bean extended'' need for Menty.two years in all parts of Earope, and their Mira, alms fewer have been atteeted by the Conine of-,Anna, Prance, England, Anon., xmals; Hands, &lOU, Belgi um, Holland, Naples, lc., and Heir Chemical propertks examined, and approved by the most distingnhhod Ha/bra , Amick:rail over the world. • Their destruct/mien to all kinds of vermin and toots has been certified in this country by the Directors of the. various Public Instituilone; Planter', Tarmera, PrOP IOO "... of /lute's!, Warrhouees, Manufactories, sad by various di. &gabbed privets citizens. Numerous Teatimoultde and Certificates of the otOcai .- 7 of these Rkscdiee can bo open at the Herd! • • • - • • - In: etki,lo and llotae, by the Inee.tor and Pro. pricier, JOSEPHALNY7.B.. Practical Cbomht, 612 ilm.liesy,(cor. Iloustnnt et.,) New York. General Agent for the u. Staten and Caned., rag, IGS. T. 11.1731TTON,Drogest. No.lo Astor Home, ard.4l7 Broadway, No. Terri. For Ne la L td, dry, whelatale and retail hilt. E. EEL- Ins ,g CO., corner Wood and &vend et:: JOS.FLIMING, Coma Diamond and Market et. BEEILUA3I 6 BIL'IDIN. NAN, Allegheny. deMeautfe THE BEST SEWING. raAcartms 'O. 0 D, E 1 , B T S A. M. MAI3.BVtiaLL dr. co.;:.z, Federal Street. AlleCherxy. mu? A NUMMI, Valk. _ _.i patent medicines itlirst Its virtues end anew ' e Z e test's, tic barrier. of prejudice was overthrown, ea r.,r she .hrutand Wrested eon:Ad:4 that to *few Ism scertely:= - u.villsgeelletsd th e itutrbt grat er la vl t the etrikted - barl ott experiateed the bee , zatir and ag from Ito ine of the luster; and at the ereessit , der thins aro to be toiltur'-?•-,* ALL i'AM3 o r 211ZITOULD - southern for the igrs.C."- .netts oftbe 11114 4 5 :7:eqgMta . P 1 0,r 0 t Prr?gle Fla t.4.2g , 6oldbt d d aisdieeletv eveilW-:. , Eadna, UMltettuture ea Water ObiliSituat Knit% -.e elapsed' mince the. .oelsbrated Mint to th. in U. mind' ofinitny_per.
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