... : .-. % .. ---- . .....„ i ,, :i.. r it al= , .. i ~ r • . ~ ~.., gSTABLISRED IN 1786. Ts 11. NEVIN & CO., JO: 24 Wood Sired, Pill4burgh, Penna. IiANUFACTURERS OF WHITE AND 'BED LEAD, EINO genus AND zarnenoz...o holealas Dealer* In Orly Paint', Varnishog mad Tarr • JLIN P. SCOTT, IYROLESALP. DEAL erii, rage, prant.,(EK Varribbs and Dyartatts, No. tinibeirt - y stseet,Ettsbargh. admi will retzhe prompt artian. ZrArent forScherdea Palmosdyrup. laar24lydaw _ • lIARTVELL SIIEPHARD, lardy 1 , 1. 166, cCantor of Word sad Sixth strets. BIAOKSOIVN, Wholeiale Draggiet, • awbook OH lifsoubatarff sad Agent foe T6 — ya2a. = and Phtto Na Ito. 167 Liberty Erezkalitte• F.6IIILESTOOK tE 00., late (lithe firm • 11****0.1r. *Co, sad nieconars to llesolo* roe Wboimal•Droggil4 lie. 60, *amt. Wod and *cart* - - . A. .FAIINESTOCK & CO., WHOLE -, I.Y• Druggist. 1014 al.nuf.clarer. of Whit. Laid, • boa sad Utioxi.. (One; Wcod Prom streets, Pitt.. Pure,* meh7 Ma= 1111.1111.—...-...« ....411031 , 11 RAW EZITED:ViiiiLESALE AND IJ:ldailtiva6o44ecrperat Liberty and 6t. Mir Ina, 7, -, 490EPWFLEMING, (SUCCESSOR To IL. , tili.ny ' WiforHy le ock)eonam Marketetreat mut Dlem=d,kome . . An UM i tall and complete aseortromet of Drum ". edgalMffa t trim , Came.. Pmftimml,sud ull ortklm Pa• j MlVAlyeitiums preecrlptimU carefully eampocuded at all NW I GEO: H. KUSER; DRUGGIST , 140 Vnaid Areot,-ooinK of Wood street and Virg!. Allay;-111dabargh,Pa. Ihrobure Moans. CIEIDDLE, .WrETS 2L CO., General Com. -, - , :ll.llimixdonMsrattsala artil Doslen In Grocerle• and Pro ,- Alp; rircaskubarty stmt. Pitt.b.r64 AlKologginamtssolletted and uttstoctory ratan. guar • doliklydarT JAMES liOl MES k. CO., Pork Packers and Deslori In Pro? Want, corner of ifArket mad Front .Commission 14 end forwarding Iterchanta r . deal= InWeirtern Bra was' Chen*, Flour, Pith, itnionilitter, Linseed On, Pot and Paul • Ilebee,.Peeds, erne. Dried Fruit, and Priam • deneralP. Peet brands Yamilp Flour tawnya on bend.— ' as ten the nano( Madison We celebrated Patented Nee ltbtadk 'ltanll4l lloeond anil 143 it.t.th, Wood and lienthneld eta, Pittsburgh, P. Ite 2 l Pl 41H2ESE , 1WARMIOUSE , -11F.ARY R. ll COLLIS% Porurarding and Combated. Mercluaut,and 'D. terCbegeo. ButteriLuto rah .lid Produce generally, • 2133Pnedit4igeere Water, - Pitteburgh.: mr3 r g I AGLE WARELIOUSE.—JAS. GARD win,-Whoma. Peeler to Flour, Provisions and ves generally, N. 6 Seventh street, haw.. Liberty sal Smithfield Pittsbugh, P. ,411irTerrue cash. mrtly - - _ Insurance agento.. _ • gA.:'OARRIE.R.• SECRETARY ►`PeinSurihanifi Immune. Comma, of Pitosbargb, aaaer Bandinv.vmmn .acct. 'IL GORDON, Secretary_Western Ingur- A: anteCtompanyjrZWatecrarest. GAIPINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank e? ..lbi Ertatzioraskes Company, NaatErst corner Wood P'A- MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware L ldulasal Inizirano•Co.,l2 'Water street_ ..11Y.:P.OINDEXTER, Agent Great Weld OBIiSON & CO., Dealer in Carpets, &e No. 93 Filth Exalt. • .W.L. H. WGALL UA, DEALER IN OARPETS, OIL CLOTHS nu e retsas,ao-lio.ll7l(oarth Innen near Wood. TRIM &. MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Laws 1.01110..Ni..60Y00rth erne, Pltubirrgh, P. Notary Pub ho and Ohio Commtadouer. ap`) D °BERT lirKNIGIIT, ATTORNEY AT ILAt tow, mot Holidtor of the Beak of Pittabarrh, No. 110 oartlustxteh.l'ithamMk• 4.10 TOSEPII S. & MORRISON, AT u foram at lay. Woe No. 93 Voortb pear Woad, Pite.ggh. toyll UR. ....MM. t. D - C0.,.1c• (successors to Mar ' Jurputt eld,) Pirboleiale and Beata Denten 1 u &Obi sail ft:al Dry goods, blersb-east corner Fourth atot /Whet A., Pittsburgh. sel CII. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy atr 91 .prignal Bee Hi.e,?V4 YMtlratrMt. R ll. PALMER.'iNo. 10S Market Street, Dealer in Itcruleteollats..fitnew Trimminot, e2B and Btesw Goole generally. Vooksellets, JOHNSTON' & CO., Stationers . \m - Tr Plank Book Nbusutscirreers and Job Peri:dors, No • " • , 'fir Wood street, 'USW:lamb, P. . 60 O.;COOLLRANE, (SUCCESSOR. TO • Au., Wier Wtoolosals sad Entail Deese goota, - tltittoeser, ma Piper ilatetings, fesisral isreet, 6th &crib IL or Mute. Squat. Allsgisemy, • WIN 8. DAVISON, BOOKSYLL ER AND stammer,m D.Awn • Agramr,,,No. & Market ICAY c 9 " BOOKSELLVAS AND STA IIONEILV4Z. 65 Word meet, Dan door to the roe. inroad* gb, Prr. School and Lem Books con. dtanr4y Otitan4. j• UAW), BOOKSELLER AND STA - V •i Tr==.lNo.7g Yourtlk et, Apollo Bindings. 101 - UNT;& MINER, BOOKSELLER 4 jut, fltatktkorilLaionk Thall,lifthirtrest. Vaintm. t il ir 0 ,L.THOMPSON lc C 0 . , ... • -.. DfIy,SION AND OILICIAgn ^ iTAL . p A,I r.RS AND GLAZIERS; D. 186 T lAD 97111 EST, PITMOVIII, PA. 14 Ural 'Estate Agortis. WIiLW WAD.D, T ■ ~ . ~&ALER - IN PROMISSORY• NOTES, •. • '.l_,UBOsols,llfo . rtasgra and wattles for moray. Parsons csn moors loans ems:o ml Avmcy, on roman. Ibllstermg. • . thaw idettnue tb bead 'the& tuuu•7 to trod udsus gap uos. ~144 Oast and laced du. sapsr at my rdlica, for MlSoronor xlloos and Interviews strictly ronademtlaL ...:. - . , Oaln•Gaa r t Mann orPoLta Bt. Paola Cathedral $4.1210 --- - - WASTOI BOOM PasoosiNvor shows. laVitTEli, P. - MARSHALL & 00.,1m ' .1/Irptoursoos Dolan, 87 Wokl othol, eore.en math meet and Diamond Alloy, ohm oloY to Could so Wood'. llillorbOoni ololideorrtglgo of PiTer B.neup,tor Pa te r biro, Jialla, Ming Dconue Clsszobors. Also, Window Itriolos,lorgroat 'solar al:meat pole.* to woozy dodolo, , WAIMICB P. AU oti, A OD. -•J°RI". IS/Mir-34Es 141,131 Wow ST., ' 'lntirOserttlanoner Allry evalotcrth lama, Eole Amur. -, torCRICKWUNG (11cot9n) PIANO 10.11=8, MA. FON k 110DXL 11ILODEONI3 and ORGAN U alraniB,.SdDNesln littiticazd llnakal Goat. • IL:LEBER BRO., No. 53 FIFTH ASt.,ll.lge °fells Oddlin flaip,eola Ag e nt kirtalliNS F 4: la • ertrtaLlrellt) atairallad Grand and Ppm_ _a OdAGAm. k NiCKDILAWS gawk.' IMO ' DEONS and OMAN ILLUMONIIMIS, Deakin lti Skulk and iladolLustnntraxt.. FIr — WILCITTE BLUME, idANUFACTuR- V-115 ;sad Dila hi iillllo Ned, .nd im Pater of linda sad Elaskal lastathatath. - 001 s A 6x the 11.dIABORA PlAlBooothth for TULLIS. DAVl gent S t Barton Naas, with sad wthbakthAthalth Attathdlwat. 118 00.13 Wood Nam* „ . ladslplits Oarrlaga NaFluPl64°Tr• T UE -eubseribers have always onM. ,joultZa C . dd . DT 40.Edd=ipBtions sad sods: Was tram ill , putt of do dmirdry eassitsddith :4 1 C."‘. 1 04 _ dkpeds: - 111sabbstory and Wsreroodli, 4 . wad, stind Girard Amos. • 'szetutAu'ALLOA Zr.L.-Tbs ..baltrtge sod Ugil"l r-pr ". - ' "Pr. .*C4 mu Sew minutes. Is'2l;ddris3mlL/L C494011102tE51 BUGGIES! ItOCKAWAYS .PILILISTOSUS, BAIWOCUM., GIGS, -• • A ND everything in the line, purchased from 24.8221121111AIIIMACITMIERS, Tojkithir - with st:11 sasartmant of elspat • • loamy variety gaga* toroth& or &able to= Alio, Arks, Bviogot end other ttoms, too on:mom to rootoko, caortootly ond . ood for do a rtogoosblo r ro G 7. Thralatil 'treat; am Mem pituburit, pa.. - ,,ITI:m* oboughtlmisalonammhuoo. Repel: 4111tassay, phrukproppAy done. .17x14, wooL ,DuarNEs, WM lalner, Black Twisted )344, Cap? Tia r etts, Batton, ' Bh ‘ k .}krigoinarcceavadat • oweling Sheetiag, = LINENS, Tint I.rPillovt_Llaea sad !Indigo-4 hill ateortin .„ .6 co. VORN-69 auks just received per steamer . nibbiai for OW:sty. Itoßerr'snounr,. •.v ' " Olt:Aland Mitchell's Perfumery, •• Roipgi , teiand Pomades In soy qoamati for 010 b r Ng ' - • HARTWELL * bILEPHAER. EintSbas• 'R y PRRFINE FLOUR for • sola 13214. FULL ASSOBS-mENT of (foods • for • - ,- - 1311 THE DAILY Eltuntsilo. Carpets attorneno Eirß 4aobs. iairpolstni). laufsic. -Vamanic X4atern Harnfas Sutnttuzr JAMES W. - wooDivii_a_.. FURNITURSZAND CHAIRS. WHOLESALE ANTI RETAIL, Embracing story style _ of P1:1 - RINTIT.17 AR, , ROSEWOOD, MAIIRGANY AND WALNUT, Suitable Gm PARLORS, 011A.MBRIIS AND DININO ROOMS, relml to my In NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, LOWER PRICES. Sir-Every sztlcle made by hand and Warmated.lie Supplied with any quantity at STIRNITUILE and °MAIER, on reawanableternau HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS Sandalled a the illortian natio. Wilusaoome, Noe. 77'em) 70 Tntan STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. /1011111. T0C1ML............111101L 14 T051V1L.........711111111 4, TOMB T. B. TOOIIO & CO., fIIIINITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. LICITORT—RderaI M.0./wee* Pvt.< Warehonle—N43. 38 & 40 Ilmithfleld SL, QTEAMBOAT CAJUN FURNITURE—We 10 aro constantly mannhlcteulag OTRAMBOAT CABIN MINIMS and CHAINS, and twits the attention of theme Interested in Ounishing Loam stakdAarT I. B. YOUNG * CO. JRanufacturcts J.. 11. DICIIIDILEII. N. lBO Liberty &rid, four door, abc,. ILtHaf Srert MARLIPACTORIL or COPPER, SLEET-IRON WARE, dealer in Cutlery, Brass and CM/Apulia Ware, with • variety of Ilionso-fimilzhingf •rtlelee. Panoat Pmts., W. ter Cooler• and Cartwerp/a at We lowest cash price, viholesals PIA reludt. Roofing and Spoottog of tmes, and all Orden lO the above fluent batintm will be promptly attended to at mod erate palm. Mika:lnd/Ha W/KL M. VA./3MR ar. CO" TEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, IRON S YOUNDLItS, General Ilarlinists and Boller Makers, near the Penusylrania Railroad Passenger Dspot, Piths burgh, Pa-, Manufacture Muds of Splint Engines, ranging from Mae to one hondred and fifty horse power, and suited for Grist killis,Pal• !dills, Blast Vomit., Pactori" it,. kg. Give nortiular attention to the construction of tingles. Circular 3lachinety for GrEatMills, and fid. Upright, Mobil and Illavr Mills. • . . _ Ware always on toad finished and ready fine shipment at short notice Enema, and Boilen of any diveriptien. Also, finished Boilers and bet Iron work, separately, and Wrontld Iron Shaftlng..lleulgers and Pniles . variety:Amid continue the manufacture of Woolen Mechlin ry and Madan, Card. Our pelt:rears low v unr machinery manufaaurel of the bat quality matenaie and warranted in all came to give malefaction. lielLOtderefineo alt partsot the country solicited end . ptirfilled. rerThd.lert xf.IL MO V.A.L. RITQUESSITI IRON STORE -VC/LIMAN, 11 /ULNAS & CO., Martufac&rer. of Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, ere., etc., Ilan, removed to I.l:air now and ark...ire Werchntwo, No. Wafter anti 91 Front Whore Ultimo prepared to exiiente all or-lert in their 110 e hitting o largo and 'coon.lets samortMetit niagitiecto" manufactured goods con. anonym tumid, which they of. ter on liberal terms. Iron City Stove Wnroboase. WIV. BRADSHAW, (Success..r co T. TV a J. CRAW leo.) blanaluturer of rm, IRON AM COPPER WARE, and Etaln In STOVE& A., Na 131 WOOD STREET; between rum and Virgin alley, Pi' bUTRh. • 611 yd DUQUESNE rovraratv. • R. DeLoCOIC az 'CO., twEarr STREET. apparels Poona R. R. Dint, PITTSBURGH. PA. 1 1 1IXANUFACTURE to order, on short notice, .o.l_ CASTINGS, SHAFTINO t PULLRYS, of all eats and Amettptlans, of Um beet nemariala ...I latent mylea; AL. WAGON WX.E.9, NAD 1110 NA, GRATiN A., .1...1. on band. lAA to order. elerOrdem left at Cm FOUNDRY, or at , artertight Young's. 66 Wood at, rill recoiro prompt attentlon ler3olls C Lt; of the irio — of 8.11.11 &Spam late of k SPEER. & BIDWELL. • Valley Forge Plow Works. No IV Lelsely Xveri, near fifth. Patilutegh. ANUFAC'I'IIRERS of evory variety 01 Pk..., Plow Castings, Ir_ et tho nl4. nr5...,•...e P. ..L eultsble I. every klittl Diewl end v.., Their lteprored Pateut Iv. ()entre, P.eut 11 - .1 ilreue 11111.1 e. Iron Osetre Putrht r r. Steel 11.141inerd, YJley, Psareek, Puget, Cott. .nn ,eher Plows an" vez.tirreh to give enure ull.fortiou vereltaw era, bath to to quality snot ailuetaionu io use. rOir-irniunieresolleited. CAKTWII.I(ILIT arstasesor• to /cam c...,ieta.) MANUFACTURERS and Importer., of rocket ..41 Table Cutlery, buralcal mud Dental lo steno:Lents, eons, PIMA. Publna Teel:lo, Wa.nl street. Tbey give special glUncillou to the, saanalacterlng of Trust.* Strppurterea f.a. Jobbing alatPaling cttb Pam' aufalty and apt:rally 1161.11111 1511.TMILL.. - WILLI/1M BIi.RNIEITL. I. & CO., 61 Penn et., below narbury, Pittsburgh, P” - STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET Iron Workers, Irleautscenners of Barnhill'. tenet Boller, Locomotive, Wood End Cylinder Boilers, Chimneys, Brekben, tire Bed, aka. Pipet, Omdeuscra, emir Pane Sugar Pans, Irma Yawls, Lite Boot., etc. Alms Blackarek Work, Bridge and Vbeinet Irmas, done at the Ottawa eon am. MI orders from a distance promptly .mewled to. Ja22 P• 131211 C011.201:11 Erns, PS Et) be roil. VEtTNEDY, CHILDS tr, Ca, MANUFAC 'MEW of— • Penn A Gal heavy 44 Staetings: One, Chain of all colon on ,1 ahrtg . Cotton Twine; • . Pioagb Lima and Saab Goa Bop. of all Az« .at d•+rr+pUon•. Batting, airOrthri l.ft .t tbs./14111mm Eton of Lop., Wilaon .1100,131 Wood emir{ lOU tummtteation. •JAEUEII ' , MANUFACTURER OW I • - , U' C ETIIER; Sulphuric Acid; • ihnet 7 . of Muer, , Nitric Add: Hoerr= apart" - Morlatio Add. . Amok Ammonia, MI Nitmoo do Yowler's Solution: - my 4 gay be koond at John Irwin,* Form, 47 Water street "WILLIAM TATE L Una, DUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10 A. north 'treat, Pittebnrith, met Federal Wart, under. math gimlet.. Halt, Allegheny frirgilirr deacrlptkro of /Wino far Water, Gm mud tto.. m 31•1 y ,VVILLLS. FLIDDL/11 i CO, tio Foarth,Street, Pittaburgh, Pa WEITS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. Coders volkitad ?rasa tba trade, add promptly ahlp pad a. par Inattortioda. 123166-41 month; or 6 par rout diatom:ll[cm oar sallelydkarT - JOUR CAMPBELL, MANUFACTURER OF BOOTSt h ` ..a MORS of every d.cliptlon, N. 34 Bruit 61 itnect.Pittkrtirgb,Pa. 0c211,1p1 GREAT REDUCTION.—THE VANDER ut HILT lINE,of United States Mall Steamebipe. VANDERBILT, Capt. P. IL Larevere.OONAN QUEEN. NORTH STAB, Ospt. Jones. .I ABINL. Will form • roar/immix line between New York, Sonia. ampton and Mere, under Kam eonVale7, leering this side each alternate Eatordsy, and the other mole oath *lternate Wednesdey. hem New York for Ilrom Usvreand South- Southampton and ntern for New . Havre. York, • Vskisszne...... Saturday, April R. Weeleesday, May 11. NoarO STAB...._ Saturday, May 7. Wcdureday, Hay 25. Saturday, Hey 21. Wedureley, Jude n. Viannurur-.... Saturday, Jane 4. Wedneeday, Juno'22. •Theso steamships have wider tizht compartment, Carry able licageone. Pll3 OS Pa (debar way the eanied—Per Vander. bill, to cabin, 111-Wand siocq mond cabin, VD and ILO, accordingio locetlon of elate rooma. Per Mash liter, that sabiii.Vat ...and cabin, $5O, and a limited amber of third cabin, 00. Cartlilcatee mimed of taunt , from Europe.— Spode delivered lu London and Pans. D.TOKIONCH., aplt3oid FiLIGNOD AND AMEILICAN 00ZZVE0TIO IsT A It "V T. A. natasca a SONS, No. 4.2 St. 0/air. Street Clamlto rho St. CWr Hotel, D ESPECTFULLY informs their friends Xlir and the_ public generally that they have to-venal the More, 42 Si. Cleft . Meet, where they will keep conetantly bend A bade ireeortruent of Candi., esker, 'roach ringer Toys, 4".lkm, Curdle) Wine, Trendy, Crean, err: Drop., pore atocolsto;Freth .ad Dried Fruity Nato, end every emit). .usoditi their lino. Molar. aro nopectidly invited to WI end examine on stoik, **doll at•eery toy auk price. ' ' -T. A. IdIVASCriI it BONS. Blaivactuten of Froncb and slibutte: - GROCERIES -40 hhdEr. prime N. 0. Sugar; lbabbli. N. O. Illolasom bb Golden and 13511.13yrar; Want/Young Aymo 7'5.; 60' 0 Black, 100 bags OollaX 21 bozo No 1 054701ata: 25Btar Olndler, • 50 “ Medd 50 50 ' " Rada &AIX 75 Wee No 1 and 2 86211,/4.: W3l. IfOOUSCORONO 2S LibtolY DIXON'S PREPARED, OARBURET OP 1110:4=Por pollabing Stove*, Orate Iltanieff • and ovary rind of law end abrot Iron work. TbIO grildo TO. grans ken labor and win prodoco &morn brilliant polish sad longer than any other article noir h use. KM' am , staidly on bud 14 JOS. PLESII/10, • me ' comer of Nantbnd and Market it. .TRIED FRUIT-7.9 sacks Apples; 2 do 14.0t 0 • Just betel red sod for .01. by ••., Men ROILERT DICKEY, 348 Liberty area- VrESSINA O r boxPa; nu.= Lemotu—loo Jot toothed ILO ula by PISIII.E• • ANDKRSN, spy No. 39 Wood it, orpolitm St, Charles 11141. el _ _ QWEETi'OTATOES IS bbls. fur sale by HENRY It. COLLINd. POTATOES ---100 bbls. for sale by um A. 00LUNS.' WAITF, FISH, poiit,lNketerel, Herrin) o uktki - - Erna n. COLLINS. 112ATTING PAPER--125 reams soperiord 4.0/littiltstectreN4b7 WAX:N A. , 1114 f, PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1859. Grocetz LITTLE & TRIMBLE, VVBOLISSALM 01100111 IS AND DRAT.kILS IN 61016 r, bacon, Chaisav Frults.olll, A. Produce 16 116 6.16C0ND BT. PITTBOUItdII WILLIAM BAG LEY, WHOLIEII9.P.J.ZEI GFROCMEIR, Sloe. IS end 20 Wood Street, === Of Lewis k Edgerton, Pltteb . g. 'Garrett at Martin, Ph il. EDGERTON olk. STEWART, (Bneeamore to !owl. k Edgerton,' holesalt Grocers and Commission Merchants, 107 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Po.. JORN ...... [Cll.. aaavi TORN hi'G ILL & SON, Grocers. and Com mission Merchants. Agonta for tbo sale of Pig Iron mod Blooms, No. MI Liberty street, Pittsburgh. folfnlyd ALEXANDER KING,' WHOLESALE Grocor nod Importer of 8010 Asti, No. 213 Mort, ittron,Piet4bargi4P. .pl37d• L 000L111. JONES it COOLEY, ViIIOLELALE ORO ORM and Dot Varnishers, dealers 1,, Produce ani Pittsburgh Manufactures, N 0.141 Water street, near Chem dlley.Pittsburgh, Pa. - my 26 user 80311101.. Joan U. DIJAMATII. SRIVER & DILWORTII, WHOLESALE Grocers, No. 130 ad 132 Second street, (between Wood wet Sndtblleld, Ptltsbargb. :or .0111611 Ran 1111.1.11111 ROTA TORN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE ur GrOoors uld Oommffild on Plorettant2, N 0.173 Wood and 228 Liberty •tra.t, Pittaborgh.Jold 1 .... . . WATT & WILSON, WIIOLESALN GAO ma, Oommiarion Megrim:its and Auden in Pro data and Pittabnr. Mannfactnroa, No. 2.58 Mort, ama. Pittabarysl, .1 tab • WAi. Mee U.TO I.IEON WHOLE. BALE Omer, Produce and Commission literchant, and DesierPictaburigh Aluinfectured Article& No. Liberty street, owner of Brewery ay, Pitt,borgb, Pa. m 73 rods A TWELL, EitE fro CO., WHOLESALE Groom, Producs .4 Outumlsalcm lista/musts. and Duelers in Pittsburgh Itantifiscturaa No. B WO.l .tact, tweaks Water and grata at.; Pittabuzgh. :l ROMSoN CO., WIIOLESALE• R. Urwxn CotandasSue Merchant; and Pee.. In al kinds of Prevision; Produce and Pittaburgh.Manuthcettn , ; No. 255 Merl, atreet, Pittsburgh. laltelpt OBER'Pti. KING, WHOLESALE ORO- CNl.l.,OuomoLotion /lorcbant. Dealer Mb, Pour, sod .11 dada of enuntry Prodoce, No. 211 Lib arty .tract, mouth of Sixth. rituburgh, P.. Eibend W. rano. mule on condoonents. OBERT DALZELL k CO, IVIIOLE. SALE Orneera,r Commisaion and Pomading Mer• chant, and Dealersin Produce and Pittatnargb Mataracturea, No.lslLthen7 street, Pittsburgh, Ps. TSALAIEL DICKEY CO., WHOLESALE 0 Commlaionslrdmota.cod . igiutm N. 511 Wat,r utd 113 Trott otrott, Commisoton, Arc I SUU 1559._ I b6D. Sprtne and Summer Arrangement. AEI N. W. GRAHAM Co., gm IPORWARDING NIFCMCFLAN'I'N. .SIIIPPING AGEN7s, ILLINOIS c'ENTRAL RAILROAD WEARP-BOAT PROPRIETORS, .CA I Ft ( - 1., I I, I. I IC 0 I S ; We Lave lust put down Inni Track. and Fiala leoodlog diroctly from We Old Depot m oar Mier{ Boot, which eie Ikblnn no le fornrord ►weight t, atelfrom the railroad srttn great diopatck, and wllbout the ezpotumt to Ilablitty to damages, umouidable in auy ether method of handling. We also give prompt sod careful Munition to reettiptumat by-Alec, fa Her Clrumno, Dlomphi, At. . mirlAAnt ALIGKANDIF.II GORDON, coxkl.anssLoN TL Lti-r Alv 1 Lean Pipe and Sheet Lead Aire.t. DNA LEG ; N' PIG AND DAR LRID. RIIO'. Arriorieltta rmet Tlnnill Hemp mr.l:6n tin 12.1 81".7011 str.t. Pitlsborrb, Pa. OEM. B. 2.lll.TMlMBlliratOlatt Fommission and Forwarding Merchant, FJTKA Ai 0 A. rr A. t+ TC N 'T 1011.UMIIIIIS, KY. AirC,x, , g0......a .11ettal^-I , llrn 1 WhuleJak JLL auJ COVLIDMII , O Veashaot, tne. kLallro.4l Pusuag.er Dopoi,Pltlobragb, *VI li...:1.1 , 111.0 N. Ilatfou.k Z. B. O.II.2MIDLID di CO., Commission Q. Forwarding Merchants, Arc! Wileloan Dwane la EST ERN RESERVE CR KES IIUTTEIL, LARD. PORI!. BACON, IrLol3l‘, FISH. A A.Lot. Salrrato, 1..00r,J a W.I Oil, Dried I=== 4,2 PITTMIUI4III. PA CO., Socrywours 4. II aCtruart, 31'Crohr, • Cm. Forwarding and C061431i44164 Merchants, And CYbatuale 11).4nr la Produce. Ploe• mad Wool, No. 153 "vat and 1= :Wend st„, Pittebaryk, 2!=E=ltt==l ft PRIBI4LiER 11A-1111AUCIII & CO, COMMISSION M SRC HANTS ETMENEI Wool, Hides, Provisioned Produce Generally, N 0.209 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. J+l.2 M01f1A.5112 & AIVJKit, 0 LAMB 11 .1 4 /..pnr, &rain and Pr , odueo. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 124 &cold St, Pitoburgh, Pa. pay2l:lyd UENBY S. KINO, (LATE OF TILE LL ilon of Kinn • Mourbrail.) Conitnisdca 11.1trchant, and Dealer In Pig 31euil and Bleono, N 0.70 Enteral:root, Ise low Marked, Nitilinrgh„ Pa. •plO WILLARD HARVEY & CO. 81 MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORE. PAI'ICIt WA. REVEL 0 TJI'.3ID• Every description of W RA PPINU, PRINTING AND WRITING PAPER, on nano pn BADS To 01111, rawcy, COLORED AND TISSUE' PAPERS, BLOTTING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, Straw and Sonnet Boards. TWINE HOUSE. WILLARD HARVEY & CO, 84 Maiden Lane and 17 Cedar Street, NEW YORE. CO T N, FL A AX ND LINEN ' WI N IMPUILTIN AXP 11.4110F.T110D COLLIJA4333I 01 every description Gorro:v, JUTE. MANILLA AND A M BEEP ROPE, Tarred staff, Flaking Linn, (Riling Thraiidai S INS TWINES, /MOE TRREAD, WlOli,nnel dad CORDS AND LINES. ist4.sB:atdg,'l)9l4 GAB FROM ROBIN OIL :Erna -11 r FLiorm malarnaztalli- WITH lIIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER URIIot 01. (rum Buda. and oleaginoo. walsitances hme alway. outdo thew * favorite material for the lona fsctureof an. Malaya.. Companion use lioe in with end, in order to ...apply their cyclamen with a Bm Imrlor Quality of Clu. nom OIL Is outirely On from all dn.. mod paw sob stomps, And yield. at once, its Brilliant Illuminating The greater original cost of the quantal for the maim• facture of coal pa together ifith OM attention and expenar courtantlyngutrod,andthe difficulty, it Mot itillemnadlith of entlrolgreparatingurarbAlosoui, Sololirlarurtod offortudre gams, fomented la coal, reinter tha BONIN OIL APPARATUS daaper and more desirable In every way. 11.COATB8, of 'Ma Broadway, New York, ban donned Ms entire attoutioa to lb. manufactrire and cahoot Portable On Apparatus, end he respentfully call. tha lineation of tha toddle to his meson onnplete and efficient machlos. Perfect nuataction to the purctuartr gnanonteed hierary Pur farther information 0dd.,.. A. COATF.B, lad Broadway, New Tort; jrArtorolir or 10A YID 11. WILLIAMS. Pithlgirgh, P. EMIGICATION To THE NEST.—AII km tlnt fag to call at OAILTWAIG lIT k. YOUNG'S, 11.1,, PA Mod Street. WHY? Thololt stuk of Rile., Guns, riga, and .11 Wads of Tiro Annaba tbo city IA to be found Owe. ' 159 NEw' rlievELuga DRESS DODDS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT lIIIIICIIVIkLD & C 0.3. BLOOBISAND LUMPS— WEI J.ida4 81°"u5 ,,g" "visits J •'.TMj du da Lumpy OHN troll, a SON Err nle by apn tIVERY VARIETY OF •DRESS GOODS, .1124 Shaw% Emile; Speedier Wart, Inaba Goods, k o ., diab selo far sessoo,Just opeood, - • • • a HANSON LOVE, 71 bfasbot st. ABLEY--1000 bus. Barley reo'd' and for j 7 isle by spit SPEINOEV. ItAHEALEM k 00. CARPET, Pattern and White Drawing per in forksis theetsidoossy atop of W. 8- Mt YEN, 1,1011 . comer Ilatbit sod from. .1.. 1011 uTTER—Just received freehdiell Butter to hossa end bbln.and for Ws by • - LEECH LIIOTeanOIOK I ti 05.145 /Int and 116 Second sts. CRRANTS--:i0 bbls.lante CUrrpts4tus Na ...WS sod for do by' ' • . unten Ainaßso gm • Wool _ ti0RN,5,090 bosh: in otopormil for seletr, • ../VMWET4II44.IIEMAP..I - Vittsbutgt 6aWte • PUBLIBEII4ICY Gazette. . Ej.Fitja TT & CO., 1111113 Inuit. Juan. airrirs DAll,reitsrrstahmd.g Naurapetes Wed, and haring euseadartos circsdation asantdChe business am and reaching edl *teak it °fen induceements to adats , Users as the hest median through which to reach (Impala. WrEE WEEKLE GAZETTE tensed entry Wedna• lay and adatnia y, on a tame blanked shed, and =Laing in addition to at multi atoVidigrPand and rdiable report af elfs alarists, anneansial af arm, and an acenrats Asa Sr& List, oorreded " =xfor thts mar—ma/sing it LW bed annoierstat Newspaper tatlu Wat • PIITABURGII. DAILY-91z Dollen per tthlttna, Partble tn adrince, no Atm,. par r ee k, rouble to the Carriers. Y—Two Dollen per pnyeble In odes.. Clubs ere tarnished on the Mowing terms Ten canto. one pair.— • •—•— —s6 00 Ten " -- 10 00 lawny" " •••••—• —23 00 And one to th e palm setting up the ebb ha. sarAdvanco peymepte strictly required, and no ps per will be sent alter t e thus be up to which It wee ps4 ante. of Adv4l62l4lng. Ivan. 0f . 1011144. ltlme 76 . l week 176 •• 2 • 900 • •• a • 400 • • • 1 Month_...6oo „ " 700 S. 4 I"" 8 0 Yearly salvailsersareernlltled to one vittore,cisskag. able ci plamata, per annum ire-Advertlsomentle vilheatatroble ode. - The fit.Nlehobes DIN The boilers of the ete►mer&t. Nicholas, Capt. McMullan, eXplOdid at half past ten o'clock Sunday night, a bland f,O, about seven miles below the secure Of the accident to the steamer Pennsylvania, and the boat burned loth° water's edge immediately afterward. lly the accident between fifty and sixty lives were lost, and the boat and cargo were totally destroyed. The detainer Susquehanna wee b'at• few miles below at the time of the explosion, and she was soon alongside the wreck, and rendered all the assistance that was possible in saving those who escaped tajury, and in rescuing the sufferers. The Scisanehiusna brought the wounded, sixteen in number, to this city, nearly all of whom are either with their friends, at private residences, at the hotels, or in charge of their brethren of the Bens of Malta. But one sufferer was Bent to the hospitaL At the time of the accident, Capt. McMullen, Capt. (lime, the cleric and Mr. James Read, the pilot, were on watch. Capt. McMullan fell be low, and his leg wrieceugtit in some Umbers, and although efforts were made to extricate him, he was burned to death, while Ms cries for help were distinctly heard by these around him. MV:=l Mr. Giltem, the second clerk, was In hie berth at. the time of the accident, and says that his first sensation was similar to that which attends tho report of a pistol. When be awoke to con vcionences he was on his mattrass,fioating in the river, a hundred yard! from the bolt He reach ed the shore without assistance. Mr. iiMem is badly scalded, but will mover. It is a remarkable coincidence, that just before the accident occurred Capt. McMullan, a Mr. Reynolds frein Sioux City, to and a gentle man from Warrentoww, Mies., were in the pilot house together. engaged in conversation in re ference to the disaster to the steamer •Peneryl sante which occurred in the same locality. The gentleman from Warreatown was a firm believer in the Calvinistic doctrine of predestination— .jualifyiog the expression with the statement that ha hoped he was always prepared to meet his fate, whatever that fate might be. The par ticular conversation had not closed when the boat was blown into alhousand atoms; and none of the party in the pilot house were saved but the pilot, Mr. Reid Mr, Reid, the pilot on •watch at the time of 'Le accident, Informed us, yesterday, that at the time the steam was a little above the ordinary gunge, and that he could distinctly hear it en cm,e es he stood at the wheel to the pilot house. The St. Nicholas was aregularpacket between • St. Louis and New Orleans and this city, and was owned byeapt.. A. Reeder of St. Louis. and Cz_pt, E. V. Milne, the clerk. She was built at Paloburgh seven yearn ago the coming autumn She had been reeditrecently at a heavy ex pense. She was wort -crhape, about $2.11,000. —Memphis .dcpwii_. .;l ~./.,_,. ..-, , t . Milliteali or A rov - ao 1,-, Or AT A BATASIASI LAVTAR —An extraordina . aeration was caus ) ed in Munich a few weeks by the trial before .1 the. Court of Assizeo of Upp, Bavaria, of a gen. tleman named Fenzel', on lb charge of having, in October lent, shot dee d I. Xung lady named or Pauguinetti, of tioh e count has before Leon given Ferrier; Who though only twenty two years of age is a doctor of civil law of the University of Munich, and author of a highly esteemed work on Roman law, and who, besides is skilled both in painting and music, made the acquaintance at a ball, in September last, of Mile. Sanguleetti, sixteen years of age, daughter of en eminent Bavarian sculptor. Ile at once fell passionately in love with her, and was at has requestallowed by ber parents to pay his ad d The young lady rejected him on the ground that though she entertained a high es teem for his character and talents, the did not think he was rich enough to glee her the posi tion In society to which she thought herself en titled. He still persisted.. But the young lady remained firm. At last she was induced, by hie threats of committing suicide,. to grant him en interview at night to her fittheeesarden, when be shot her dead, a ball passing Into her heart. Ferner soon after gave himself up, elating that his Intention was to murder the young lady and then commit suicide, in the hope of being united to her after death. But at the moment of com mitting the act the ides suggested itself to him that suicide was a crime. An inquiry was made if the man was sound in his mind.- Medical men said that he was; afid he himself declared that he conaidere.d himself sane, and had never had any mental malady, neither had ho ever been afflicted with insanity. The jury declared that he killed the young lady, but without deliberate premeditation, and the Court condemned him to be imprisoned for twelve years in a fortress. CHUIIL MID UNUSUAL PUNISIIMur—Goer! Nor dol.—Notwithstanding the extensive correspon dence published from the Paraguay expedition, the public' has not been informed that a sailor of the United States chartered steamer Atlanta. was "blotted from the ship's books," under the following circumstances: Capt. Ridgely, of the Atlanta, ordered the man's bead to Do 'hared in punishment for some transgressiot The pallor refused to permit this unprecedented course of treatment, begging that bodily torture, however severe, might be substituted for it. Captain Ridgeir insisted on shaving every particle of hair off, whereat tho man swore he would jump overboard if the cruel sentence was carried into effect. The hair was cut off, and the unfortu nate and exasperated creature rushed to the bul warks, and precipitated himself into a watery grave. On learning them:facts Commodore For rest called a Court Martial on board the sloop-of war Falmouth to try Capt. Ridgely for this sot, and Lieut. Warrington for drunkenness. The Court was in session when the Harriet Lane left. N. Y. Courier. A Itertnum GOLD SIKKIM'S OPISION.—Mr. E. C. lobern, of Dodgetille,Wisoonsin, has Won relating his Pike's Peak experience to the editor of the Illinois Stale Journal: "Ito walked in from the Minee (so celled) to Leavenworth City in twenty-one days. Ile is an old miner and Me evidence of the email value of that country for mining purposes, gem the full length of our fears. lie pronounces it • humbug, almost If not quite equal to that of Fraser River. lie worked much and vlilUgetitly but the moat he made in one day at mining was twentylke ce,tts. He Imps further, that many ho saw were actually crying for something to eat. lie met an emigration going thither, on whom his discouraging story had no other apparent ef fect than to ergo them forward. Large quanti ties of provisions were on 'the way; but Mr. Tabun sale the people in the mines have nothing to buy with when they get there, and 'thinks they will ,be bender' MaddoPO4 with.hunger as to lake possession of them by force." Ton Stator or Losnos Pasacniza on AR Oat nines Yeah.—A remarkable gathering of the men connected with the Favorite Omnibusses on Sunday evening, aye tho London Watchman of April 6, took place In a carriage shed at the depotin tipper-et The largestbuilding in the yard, speciAly prepared for: the purpose, was erowded to ex6ess by a moat attentive audi tory. During the last four years* religions ser vice has been conducted on every Sunday morn , ing for the benefit of these men, by d clergyman resident in Um pariah. At eight o'clock on Sun day night, the Bishop of London read In a clear and emphatic manner the !lath chapter of SL John's Gospel, and then-preaohed half an hour from tie ifith Terse. • The Eamon was admira bly adapted to the occasion, and was listened to with breathless attention. Wnaar Paosrsars.—A gontleo3an who made a trip through our country, returning yesterday, infernos us shpt - the, wheat: Isom two or three we ek„, shim and gagposed to hero been gener ally hilted' by the mmeasonable" weather, has neatly ell eproutedand growing That wrens later is coming tgi adoitlyi so that now we hitegood nideaoa of an ozoellet wheat crop. I"‘Daverr Volc9 • . . . TRATOBLI 00 TILIOPAPELLES 115 IHDIA.: The telegraphers in India make great complaints, not only that the rebels cat the wires, but that the elephants and other animals rub against the poets and prostrate them, while the monkeys, un der a complete misapprehension of the object of the telegraph system, delight to use the wires for athletic ap arts and paetimes. Mr. Russel says: "I have seen half a dozen great monkeys or ba boons at work on One feeble stretch of wire, posturing, grinning, and chattering away in the highest spirits—some walking topstiurvy along it, others tugging It up and down with main force considerably increased by the circumstances that other monkeys were banging on by their tails, and others striving to detaoh the wire from the posts, so se to give their friends a sudden fall; white ants eat the base of the posts away; sud den gnats of wind blow miles of wire and posts flat to the earth." TEJLEIS I In addition to this it is hard to transmit the messages in a smart, active, wide awake, and in telligent manner, when the thermometer is rang ing between 90 and 120 degrees. THE Berrien Cons Timex—The weather of the past week has exhibited a perfect contrast to Its predecessor, the country having passed from the depth of winter to the height of summer. All vegetation bears witness to the rapid change, but little or no damage to the growing crops from the late intense frost, nor hes as yet been reported, excepting apricots, do the fruit trees show traces of serious injury. More rain is, however, seriously necessary, to sustain the for ward growth of the season; and the fair begin ning may not' yield so productive a harvest as required, half of April leaving us without the usual showers. The Wheat trade as well as that in Spring Corn, has been rather dull and droop ing. The same fluctuations in the weather have obtained in Northern Europe, with greater ex tremes, making it doubtful whether some harm will not follow. Still the markets there, like our own, have been characterised by nothing new, but the Portuguese Government have thrown open the ports again to reduce prices. —Mark Lane Es. A New Comar.—James C. Watson writes to the Detroit Free Press from Ann Arbor, with date of April 23d, that he discovered a new comet on the evening of that day near the star numbered 17 Ia the constellation Lynx: It right ascension is 6 hours 58 minutes and 80 seconds, and its declination 6O degrees and 57 minutes north. It has a tail about a quarter of a degree in length, and the nucleus is as bright as a elar of the eleventh magnitude. The observations made this evening show that it is moving west about two degrees, and south.one degree and fifty minutes daily. 017ICIAL TOTS or WISCONSIN.—The OffICISI re am of the I sue judicial election in Wisconsin oot tip as followe : Payne, Republican Lynda, Pro slavery . Republican majority 13;230 The total vote cast was 117,280,which in the largest ever cast in that State, except in 1135 n, when 119,53 s votes were polled. FRUIT CM hue:mu—We are glad to learn from different parts of the county that the fruit is not injured. With the exception of peaches, which aro slightly damaged in some places and In others more severely,the other varieties of fruit have mainly escaped. the frost - and cold, and should nothing occur in the future to prevent, we may lopk for an abundance of fruit this rea son.— treater (0 ) PT. VILLIC PIGNIALE SEXIINAILV THE SIXTY-FIRST SESSION Or SIBS INSTITUTION WII.L 01.1iN ON fan'. CHAS. C. BRATTY, D V, Bnperintro.l.mt. PROP. A.ll. ILSED, A. kl., PrinclrmL ow2f,lnothltirf SEIVICKL EY ACADEMY.—A CuissicAL &NV 052111[1.0“ 001114110 201001,0. nom, on Me l'. W.. 1 C. 11 R , 12 rallre from rlttrlrmrh. REY. J.B. T/LAVILLLI. A. M, l'itucipal Tho 'LH SK,SSION 111 ell1.1100V• CO SION. D•l'. !lay J. 1,59 For Ciro:Linn, ?tr., ...loin of John trap A FOrra. fo7 ate,' .trort. ur T. IL NOMICI • L. 111 Woolf atrort, of of We n== CORNER a Penn and lInneoul: alreet.. Tito onNsuirn, toren rill cunatoonon on TUICID le: !fist Iwo Al imit...l outulyur uf guSpiLa may utuaia 4.lmisou. Times far Tvetfou sad Stutkfuery,l22 pot uessicuf u.l twenty tooku. acaktf LI.SMITU. &NI/MICAH 'MOUSE:, 110/11TON, ISTUE LARGEST AND BEST AR- E li ranged lIoNd th. New Ermlarld Stattaa.th