111M1211 111111V17.44 /041;601111 . R. EIRRETT & CO.. ...4/Dirosa'alga part,Pkizroas ...V1TTE373:C*23.4.73 z MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1859 .Gor. Wren ea Bocassus.,-The leUer of 00T. lus o to der. Hubbard, of Alabama, is very_ bit . 7 ter upon the President: Gov. Wise, it is losoWn, rs an aspirant - for the democratic nomination to the Praddenoy ; and in this letter he goes the . NI length of the new Pottilient doctrine—a Na tional B4►e Code for the Territories. He :says he briar wettable the Beath ..from Abolition ists and Prirectionisle, and lend jobbers .and Tram:7 Bubbara," . and adds: "And from thi treachery of eons of her own, : • and fafthe folly of her sincere . friends No I mean to try to protect her, as'l have tried ' of Labe in vain. I would protect her from the au ' thereof Kansas-Nebrasks bills; from the Free - Boni= of Hedger amendments from the...fear - of ripest*, lams establisbin g ail protecting 81a. very in the Territories; from the false 'wawa= of seorriniemnstiois, withdrawing all pretnuione to pro- teal all perions and property equally aNce on the, common .lerrilorg of Ada settlement; from Le ' Thsotopton policy that hid. not the wisdom even of 2Csop's cock in the fable; from the compromise otEnglish bills, which stripped Its out of every particle of prestige we had left from the wick . edneal of "force and fraud," dad the folly ote Minority attempting to es tablish a rule of las :nut alias le the face of an unser:Talons ma jority." Having thus committed himself against Doug latt' favorite theory of "non-intervention," he _premeds to castigate the President, and without the least delicacy for the President's political antecedenis, all his leading measures are badly stigmatised as' e full scheme of Federal policy, !hick Its whole outline and filling up, ex isted" any federalism, in all its points which a Hamilton or Adams, or any other latitudinari an, ever dared to project or propose." This is only the summing up of the case, but it covers • sufficient ground, considering the author to be the iiernaciatip Ginnie? of Virginia. Nor does he stop short with this bullet excommunication. Heplainly tells the country, in so many words, 4 ail "the Preaident bide high" for the Charles ton nomination, by pandering to the fiLlibusters through Cuba, Nicaragua and NortheriChlexico; to the west bye Pacific railroad; to the north by promises of protection on iron and coarse woolens ; and to the groat cities of commerce the power of centralisation, through the uses and 'abuses of • bankrupt law, to be applied to State banks; tutd that the country as wall as the ad . ministration is.disgraced by the corruption and . entravagatu?e of the government The Governor evidently thinks his best chance of rising Is by mounting upon the prostrate body of Buchanan; --and as the latter has, beyond doubt, treated him most settrelly, it is email blame to him if he does stamp a little fiercely upon his fallen foe. Tan Itausomo Pranv.—The Cleveland papers of Friday contain the following: "The Cleveland and Erie Bally' cad have made another reduction In rates to the East. The fol lowing are the rates now : in force. via Dunkirk or Buffalo : Cleveland to New York, $8,00; Cleve land to Philadelphia, $6„00; Cleveland to Balti more, $6,00." "Fenn END vie PIM/MIMI AND Arma per.PElA.-,,Pere to BOON= $10.00; to New York, $8,00; -to Philadelphia, $7,00; to: Daltimore, $7,00. Time es quick as any other route. Tick ets for tale at the Union office, in the Weddell House, also at the Depot, at the Cleveland and Pittsburgh: Railroad - There teAng two routes from Cleveland east- ward, the rivalry is to see which cancarry cheap. est. We see it elated that, if necessary, the - tare from Cleo°laud to New York will be put down to $3,00, Ben we have but one route eastward ; and theAlfference is shown in the followilsg rates, which we extract Noma handbill recently issued •by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.: -- "ParefraMPlttaburgh--To New York, $13,00; to Philadelphia, $10,00; to Baltimore,ls9,so." Cleveland is 150 miles north-west of Pitts burgh; and yet this roadie taking pasaengeru to Philadelphia and Nei York from there--ei dIs 1 lance 150 miles greater—at $3 less than from keg The fat, from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, to those I reifortimate passengers who wish te, pass onlyfrom one city to the other, is 5 4 ,23 ; bat the company which carries at this price, car elear in the same care passenger° for New York -and Philadelphia at $1,75. The fare from here to Philadelphia, if the passenger should have the ill luck to buy , his ticket. in Pittsburgh, is $10; and the man paying,this price will proba bly rideell the-vtafhettide'ene who has bought . - his ticket In Clevkfland, ited from whom the company,will reeciiire.aely. $54.5! Thus the eompanyearcies two daises of 'passengers in the ume cars, from one of which It exacts full rates and .from : : the other of which it demands only half mitt Ther.Clevefander can ride from Pitts burgh to Philadelphia ,for $5,25 ; the Pitts bitigheimiist pay $lOl Werould be useless to multiply words in ex posirig au& Injuitiee as tble. The facts speak loudly enough- • There is but one way to remedy this injustice, and that is to / send to. Cleveland for tickets to Philadelphia/and New York Bo long as this in ainitrprevatlit The Pitiaburgber who wants go east.* be a foal if he pays fall rates when he can go for half price by sending to Cleveland forlis ticket. TO Taxes Ooreacm.—Our wes tem exchanges ell comment indignantly 'upon the outrage coa ts in-,Texas _upon, Bishop Janes, and the • Texas: Conference of the 'Methods' _episcopal . •/ Church, Bert,h. 'lt.introne Rime incidents whirl, in themselves, portray better than any language can, the wickedness of Slavery and its • ' atter disregard' of the rights of those who come in conflict with It: The Christina Advocate, of St. Louis; uses, fa this connection, the following -., • ' language: - : • "use it come to ilia, that in oar great, free and glorloie eocntry ,, a bishop of " our church is to be arrested while conducting divine service, by a worthiets . mob of Border Ruffians, led on - -by Cie church south, and our ministers required lo_abandon their work Tbla Is note question of mere Methodism or had faterest It Is. a question in which are In - volved the pritunples of °loaned religious liber tY-. %assert and maintain the dentine, that WO WWII the right to go late any State -or Terri tory, north or south, and preach the Gaspe!, and administer'our Diseipline, without "let or hind - ranee." We hope our brethren in Texas will 'stand by..the,church; They have our sympathy and Weyer% We know•what-lt Is to 'pus through ":I.htlitay ardeai they are called to updates. The'nurkist; is: reality'is not with the citizens ' oflo4ll, but with the church south, That church tttsVastqtdelsed on the arena of fair argumentative 'cratfiLits The_decisive pivot of this position is, lillolll have ?comae° to physical force—pitr , Lola and bowie:knives. The church south, after fblißothem affar,*cannot say, 'The weapons of our warfare are not =real.' We hope oar brethren throughout the church will pray for the brethren on oar border week. • It lea trying time. Oar trust lain God :— the God of our fathers, the same Cod that sustained them - daring persecution' and death, while engaged in Pleating our beloved Methodism In this land. This is the honr of suffering, bat the day of tel amph Ls not far distant." . . - - c- - : Ti'. Coluocro w 'lsm su on Futa sr rus . ; , '- I ..Pitisonzas.—The Coshocton jail was set 'on fire , , on Blonds,. night last- It seems that; there are ut DOW - e persons confined in the jail-Bell and the s 4, . .. Tresenry robbery—Smalley, no der eater llfe torrape and hteest—and two .7.itmg mes of that place; very respectively con . cleated, senteued tor ten, days on a charge of ' getting a slue and. kdoking up a riot. The - plan cf Balt alley l3,, 'and White appears to have hoo to set tre the jell, uppoaing , that with - , thine: tWtr-frle.. -oung men in with the upon the shim tn, , y 1, the Sheriff would not hes m, - . =train to open fhb doe, mid. hand buckets of water -s—when they would kis - ""nt dole rush out :"and now. • For this ,P. `they had broken an old ' oplii nt;botio 'chat, , : had its lamest, ronnds ready to use u blodgions. The D e pa y ' Sheriff,` hews/Teri did, not open lbs door as es_ piloted, but rang the bell to alarm the neighbor. hood.. and kept the prisoners secure until relief Mum: -The fire was spa ex4ordshat '. . MN 'NLTIONSJ, DEMO OF 'ENGiAND ..4F13 }Uri:lx—The euneunt °Ulla Eeilledi Amur— ": debtle =80,119,722, held bi . 268,895 peewee; ~• Jdet g emweesepeot.£B,9ooesaktheamemit of the * r , Ftesch'debt is e 3 38,8p3,11,6)3, held by 1,008,682 Venom, bologi ,wregolito of :tad sick: The. •.;-solootit of lowed payable oes the EnglLeb debt .;827,411,894414i, to - arreetie - dtvidend of, ;€.102 to esob btilderr the amount of the lowest .f.)on , tho 7 Fri debt Is .£12,485,280.' &los an 1 • avenge dlyid dof 412 to oath ,boldor• - likevemondenos of ftwrLY. silommercial-adverther.) Lorinsa.;.-Te rapid 'melting of Abe enow'ti r,curootr, April 15 ;1859.—It'is of !title we to last &Leeds, has h produced a ne' rafting fresh write by the present mall, aineethe linportance et iu the Watt Branch and ill tributaries, and I' Oran) , news it takes out must depend upon the during the peat two days quite a number of ' revelations to betnadein Parliament on hlonday rafts have passed down the River. The price , netter e ext; (the 18th), which were originally intended of lumber being good this spring, and the sup- ' l ' been furnished thitrevening. ply falling short of the demand, has bail the et will 'suffice 'therefore to mention that the feet of infusing new life into the business, and ' ut ranaulllaing'l asnurance received from Paris, : it is estimated that about 150 rafts have been , to counteract the effects of the recent announce- ' constructed and will be run to market on the ment of the &Aber movement of Austrian troops 1 present rise.--Clearyield Rs fLanan. on Italy, Were Immediately followed by the usual rue Detroit. Free Press states that a young -fall and that French Rentes were quoted yester• emigrant for Pike's Peak, who put up at a hotel day' it nearly their lowest point. in that citY, a few daps since, was found to be a' Austria proposed a general disarmament as a girl of eighteen or nineteen, who had run away ' from her home in Canada. She had procured positive condition that must precede the aesem- I money to pay her fare to the mines, and taken bung of the contemplated Congresa. This was so perfectly fair and rational, so thoroughly in I a molt of her brother's clothes , but she had no accordance with the desires of the honest friends idea of the distance nor of the dangers and of peace in Enrope, - and France could not openly hardships she would have to encounter. She reject it. The course, therefore, was to accept consented to retnrn to her parents. ller story it. "By all means," said the Pays, "no one call smacks of the long bow, but it may be true. object to such a proper request.. As for France Tits BuffaloConimercial Advertiser states that the It cannot effect her in any way. There will be general belief among buyers and speculators in no alteration in her conduct, because she has wool appears to be that the new clip inNe w not armed and does notiatend to arm." On this York and lowa will be light, a large proportion announcement there were few persons in Rag- of the sheep of these two States having died du. land who failed to see that all probability of ne- ring the past winter. Such an opinion is ve ry gotiation was at an end. If a man takes your generally entertained among the dealers. watch from your pocket and holding It before your eyes triumphantly declares he has never . How TO Know A BRPHELICAN.—The editor of an Illinois paper, writing a private letter to a touched it, there it anend to expostulation. -All that can then be done is to adopt instant meas. friend, says : "We are Republicans—of course. tires to protect what yet remains to you. Everybody who fears the Lord and writes a legi- The belief is that the vigorous resolve of Ann- ble hood, without running out his tongue, is a Be ttis to make preparations for striking the first publican." blow, so as to defeat the Pledutontese before the Has. JULIA BRANCH, who won some notoriety French could join them, disconcerted the Em- by a Free-Love speech at the Rutland Conven peror and caused him to redouble his efforts to tion, last summer, was married in Connecticut induce An Impression that he still desired an last week to a New York reporter, said to he honorable adjustment, until the -lapse of a week some years her junior. The bride has buried or two would enable him to meet this new move- two husbands. meat. If Austria could thus be beguiled and induced to hesitate—well. If not France could proclaim to the world, "Behold, Austria has struck the first.blow, at a moment when we were prepared to agree to everything that could pro mote au amicable solution. The Bin be on her own head." That the stroke of the policy thus resorted to produced in some degree the desired effect, was shown in the circumstance that Rothschilds im mediately commenced buying largely, their pur chase of various descriptions of securities—euct, no Consuls, French Rentea, Lombardo-Venetian railway' shares Ac.—having on the afternoon of Tuesday last been to an amount ranging from half a million to a million sterling. From the knowledge that the information of this house is usually extremely accurate, the operations in question led even the most incred ulous to suppose a possibility of hostilities being averted might exist. Other persons, therefore, were induced to buy, and the market generally assumed the appearance of returning firmness. Yesterday however came a check, such ashes already been witnessed about fifty times since the let ofJanuary.- A fresh decline of three quar ters per cent. was telegraphed from Paris—re parte were circulated that the Emperor was about to start immediately for the camp at Lyons, and the advises regarding the urgency with which preparations were being pushed forward, at all points were more abundant and serious than ever. Thia.monting the signs are of still greater gravity. Austria, it in declared, has firmly re fused to join the Congress unless a simultaneous disarmament is previously consented to. The wise firmness thus exhibited must be ex pected to bring matters to a crisia. France must meet it by something better than open falsehood. She will still it is thought, make every struggle to mask her purposes if the can even gain a week or two by so doing-and the aid of Lord Malmesbury and Mr. Disraeli will doubtless be invoked for the purpose. The Marquis D'Azeg lio is at this moment on his way to London, on a special mission from Turin, to assist, it may be inferred, in some scheme of that description. That he will momentarily succeed is.not consid ered improbable, and a general fear prevails that before the question is removed from its present stage, our Ministers will allow themselves to be duped into some complication that may greatly embarrass this country in its desire to energise a ealulary end independent influence. Meanwhile there are considerable symptoms of the extent to which the dangers that surround us are perceived. The dock yards are active night and day, artillery is being despatched to all our home stations, the fortifications of the ctAst are carefully strengthened, and troops and guns have been sent to the Channel islande. In the House of Commons, the Brat Lord of the Ad miralty hat' stated that he could not permit Sir Richard Dundas to retire, as he had wished, from the Admiralty. Board, information having reached him within the past few days to render it moat undesirable that the country should lose for a moment the naval experience of that officer. In the House of Peers, Lord Ellenborough, last night, uttered a wish that we had 10,000 of one courageous Indian troops at home, in order to support our plenipotentiary at the coming Con- Still the probability is that the next steamer may carry to you news of some fresh patch-up. If the EmperoTNapoleon desires a farther deloy of a week, a fortitiggt, or even a month or two, he is pretty aura to get it, because he will not scruple to make whatever assurances may be requisite for that purpose. Consuls at the last date were quoted at 952. Theyhave since touched 941, and have closed this evening at 95. Tan SCILLILD LUPIN OF THIII MUTED STATZSI, We perceive that some of the English journals have reproduced the account of "The Great Slave Auction in Georgia," which was so con spicuously paraded in the columns of our Re -publican papers some time ago. We are mach given in this country to washing our dirty linen before the public, and some of oar Republican organs always take care that the unsavory ope ration shall not cecape the eyes of the entire world.,-Herald. Aba! are you there? Slave auctions are "dirty linen," are they? Then why have you so per sistently and profitably contended for a quarter of a century that they are perfectly right and proper—that negroes were made to be sold and worked up as Blares Ineotton and rice -fields, and are otherwise worthless nuisances? "Dirty linen," isle Who more than you has argued and insisted that it should be kept dirty forever? And when the only sort of washing you will al low it is that of a Slave Auction, why should you complain of the exposure? Is It not worth something that our report has served to make even you ashamed of the giant iniquity you yet eanedily upholdi—N. Y. Trib. `-Tina New York Herald thinks that there should betwo Democratic conventions for the nomina -1 tion of President. The place of the convention ie fixed, Gharleston; the time has not been agreed upon. The. Herald thinks that it convention la ter than May may be fatal to some of the Mem bers, as the sickness often commences In Jane; and Is evidently apprehensive that a nomination at so early a date would be fatal to the candi date. So it proposes that the first convention should be held in May to agree upon the plat form, and the second, at some future time, to agree upon the candidata Any way you plena°, gentlemen.—Prop, Jour. Brit 'Jams Elaratax, in a recent speech in Parliament, arguing that the bulk of the taxation was paid by the working classes, he said that the duties on six articles, nor, tar, coffee, malt, tobacco and spirits nearly covered the in terest on the-national debt. This is a remarka ble fact, and tho more Co as none of the articles named are positively necessaries, and half of them are injurious luxuries. If the people of England would give up the last three, they might place themselvee in a condition to pay the principal of the national debt. We would not, however, ad visa that any calculation bo made upon the ex tinction of the national debt by these menu.— Pro,. Jour. NoTuna has been done towards settlement of the railroad war, although some negotiations hue been going on, with but slight promise of Buttons. A CommlUee of the Central Board were recently in town, by incitation, and met a Committee of Erie Board, at which meeting terms were agreed upon by which rates were to headcount!, Cattle receipts stocked, &o.; but rho agreement was rejected in the Erie Board, prin cipally, we understand, In consequence of the opposition of President Moran. Consequently, the competition is now an open tight, and busi ness Is done by the roads upon the best terms they can obtain.—N. P. Trib. Wi had heavy rains, followed by enow and • killing frost on Saturday night last. The streams hare been higher than for many years, and considerable damage has been done to the Railroad, along Redstone creek, below this town, and along Shute's run. lu some places where these streams have been turned into new channels; ,the cut-off not being eufficiently wide to contain the accumulated water; they have in some; Instances, swept away the embankment, and to mime extent, bare re-opened. dm forme; cbonnele.—Uniontown (Pa.) Standard. ' Larger Fame SAULT Swim—The Detroit Ad valuer learns from Capt. Abed, wholeft the De teuxon. the tug Bruce on Sunday last at 4 o'clock P. l'il.,ehat the ice still retains its solidity, and is asyet from eighteen inches to two feet thick. The weather still remains exceedingly cold. On Thursday night the still water below the lee froie entirely over, dB not even thawing out until an east wind a day or two after broke it up. Peo- ple were coming down from the Sant all the way Mike sleigius—Croe. Err. ' ' 'LUZON 07 HON. Liar Born.-The TU50111121/1.6 Alabamian harm by &private letter too gentle lUD faihlit. 400; that the Boa. Linn 'Boyd is afflicted with diabetes, and rapidly faulting der the dlsesee. He commenced the canws as' Demorzaio candldato for Lieutenan GoTernor of Kentu t cky, but it is thought will be t compelled to decline. He represented the Mug District of Eintnallp In :Congress for eliteeti on' socutito yi5t044 , 1857 occupying:3lm EpoOker's: Choir in that body; - Hid :residooto Je near Padciailt;: at the mouth of thoVelanessoi rarer • HOERNAVE'S HOLLAND HITTNILS.—FEMALES crnitna 117111 NACSIA Asn Droturr.—A Tonic drannirat, suitable to those peculiar periods la tho litho( every female, more particularly every mother, has long town a desidera tom lu tho medical world: waratblng to be retained ea a honorary component of every visit-furnished Family dledrara Chest, to whir_h, at thin seasons, remora my be bed, milk the conildenceof finding relleftrom Menem.; and restrattion of strength, with perfect fare lessras of any ill consequence., yet without having taken • tumidme putt rassiog antagonistic principles, to render draterons smith, medicine, should It be rutsequently required by the pecu liarity of tie draw All - thet;&;7ll - t - lObs we believe to he perfectly folaund In Deerfumes Selland Bitters. From the ttatora of the disco. es bereft/Marti to, we hove not thought proper to parade the names of thew ladles who here unhesitatingly elTonler us the evidence of the troth of theas:tartrate, we here make.— Put all and every word coo Qerobstantiated to the eatinfect bort of the most incredulona We offer ooe of the modal:re aud certalu retnediee for thin clear of afilletiona, and all Garr, whether peculiar to the sex or not, whkh resit!: from weaknear of any particulsreepa, n, or general debility of the / eym. Ito effect. are almeat magical, yet the erre radical t m m mutes no violentrbuck to the sy but entl kranuating Itself through the wholo Intme. rtem, ll... the g vit y al energy to normal action, sad, olalecnabllng nataretothrow off the came, it thoroughly enullmana the erects oral:mast Are you naumated In early morning, indisposed to riser eartesily requeld you to t the lalrof a teaspoon. It moody will not harm. Yet tee porvely guarab emcee of energy, aod • cheedlok hopeful looking font the duties of the day. Are you same quan ru y e before a e c a m ch e s mad. e oArs a w r r e i a d t ibngf?o r Ty w t i. not ban. yet we aware you of relief from that dietremang loathing at the thought of food, and also from the disport. , Lion to vomit after partaking. We promise perfect digs. [Jon of what has been !atm, If you hod that the dose pnocribed bar been too great, diminlah the quantity to toll your constitution. Comrub—The Gemane highly Concentrated Boer. laave . s Holland Bitters I. put up In half plot bottler only, and retailed at $1 per bottle. The great demand for Our truly Celebrated Medicine bar Induced many Imitation., trhkh the public rhooldguartragainetpurchming. &aware briel:potation! Pee that our name Moll the label of every ottle you buy. BEN/Al/LH PAGE, la., CO., Sole Proprietors, 27 - Wood street, between lot and bid Ea./Indic:rah. P.. me-M:4m/ leNn abbttlisratrritg Private Lessons In Languages, larathe maties, &a. AAUENTLEMAN, now engagrA as a pro faionotul Teacher, will girl private Iteaa, doting the bummer. to all who &Era bin semi... either at their own home. or at hf• roomy In the Ancfrot language., hlathematica, and the general routine of a Collor. wine. Um. Der references, which are abundant, and terms, apply Ude ofnce, or Box No, 351, Allegheny Pun Office. ap27.ead2wd• Ladles' H.10140/1 Mosta and Walters. GEO. ALBREE, SON & CO., corner Wood and Fourth Myren, have Just lauded ladlcs' Heeled Glove Dottcar Mon. COO(IBIZ tu.; Cloth Front Lace " " French Kid Reeled Slippers, ladles' and Mawr Thick Sole Congress Oaitera, and every variety of Childre3re' Fancy and Mom heeled Darn. Three goods hare been male expnrisly form, and re n" commend them to all PCIIO want pose shoo, arp.Nrani2wil NEW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S BOOK STORE, 03 WOOD ST, down, by author of Salad for the Solitary: Boars with tuy Pupils, by Mrs. Phelps Carmod, Vol The Convalescrnt, by N. P. Nature of the Sopernatnrol; The Pillar of Firm Our Chrinlati Clanks, by Dr. Jane Hamilton: Ryle on Lakin Paints Inherit... by Guthrie: Love lto Little Lure No Long, to., kr. Asc 5 0 VOL UN TAMES.— Zunders Two aundmi mad rimy Voluntaries and Interlndee for the Arian. Melodeon. Ferophlor, Ip , with introdociork. remarks, doeniptkoa of stops. directions for the parchsee of ' Organe, to.; adapting the work eepecially to the 11.13 to .. young owsnisc., and thews who hare roac, enflicieat plo• I gress to acoaropany IHMIMICKIy g. the Organ, Sielodoan or Seraphim,. Price 61,00. For sale by JOHN Ti. ki Word street P LEASE call and examine our (dock of -Dress Goode, littatels, blantles,lVeedlo Work, fluclary. Hoase4foraishicor Gqods, Domeetica, tai: It wail be footel the moat attractive that we have ever been able to Gifu, my 2 c. neuteoN 143114, 74 Market at. DOMESTIC CUTLERY.—The beet Kitly!P3, •FORHS POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, RAZORS, dc., Sc., l tlie City, will tw d B o S n Our ibelyew 14,-Puts To son Too nazi. CARTWRIGHT d YOUNG, ap3o No. lid Wood street. G ROCERIES -250 hhtis Sugar, fair to prime EOO Edda. Plantation Molasses. 176 brut. fr., Hs sod 100 Tobacco; 15err lot Ohre Y 11.0 Ir, I roprerral Coed Black Tear. 600 bags Rio Coffer.; do J.. do Received and. for sale by SURIVER t DTLWORTR, ap3o No.. 130 and 131 Brawl sr: rj BBLS. LARGE No. 3 MACKEREL; 30 do medium do do 20 do Herring, dry, salt and pickled; TA do (hushed, Pulverized and CofTesSugarK 100 do Byrum R j brands; 40 tierces prime LU bbl.. N. C. Tar; do klerrsbcd Whole 00; , 15, du Dank do For sale by apilre SITRIVER 0 DILWORTII, 3 BAGS ALLSPICE; 25 do Pepper; -= 10 bales Canes; • trails Closr4; woos Penang:Nutmegs; 75 keerslff. C. Soda, Newt:seal, un braes Cincinnati Search, For sale by aO3O SLIMY/it!. t DILWORTII. SUNDRIES--200 bags prime Rio Cofrte: , 150 bras... TB, Imperbd and Black Teat tierces free:, ata K 2.5Db1. N. C. It,: 16 do Winter Sadao' Whale 0s1; IMO d0z....r0d Cern Broom. ' 100 boxes Lamp Tobarox 100 do. Painted Bucket. 620 begs Nails, all elem. In Et/mould for We by ap3o IL 11.011I8ON CO. PROVISIONS--200,000 lbs. Rams, Shaul den and RIM. 2000 pce plaits S C Ram. - c 0 to caned da 10 do Brlal Bat. • Ito bbls Mesa Pork, Tor NOD by 5p..10 It. ROBISON a 00. SUGAR, .te-80 hhds. prime N. U. Sugar; 3.60 bbl.. do do sfolasete. 20 do N. Y, Pa. and Balt. Syrup; • 20 do Refined White &mar, Tor male by ap3o R. ROBISON a CO. BBROOMRANI/LES-2000 and Walnut, on conaisytment, and fur =ls by J. 8. LIGGETT 21 CO. DiACILES:-140 Elks prime Tennessee }hives, landing and for male by J. 8. LIOCOMT a CO, PTO 73 Water and 02 Front, streets. FEATHERS -2 largo sks prime Watern, ocelred and for Web, J. 8. LIGGETT a CO. LOUR--500 bbls. Extra and Extra Fatni ly Floor. (Grub; by R. ROBISON d Ca ME= _ - - TILE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the, public that be basJ net 1.14 U from Ibe Pattern Calm, a 0110108 BTOOB of B TIETINTWAS.'Z'I3 and other PIANOS, personally selected for this statket et the Factories. The du:acuity In obtaloLog the -•- STEINWAY PIANOS, la consequeme of their great demand from all parts of the oonntry, induced the subnertber to personally apply to bead quarters, and he ts happy to state that ha Ws succeeded In procuring & and carol 'election of them highly molar Instrument& As the enp ly of thls celebrated reaunfecture cannot he readily' , tha undersigned would rement fully Invite pi:nehmen Waive him an early nal. Au op portunity such as thie, fog selecting • First pad BUM. WAY PLANO from • =dolly amen and varied assort ment, bas never before been preanattel to the public of di Is city. spans:42.le ITISSItY KLx MUSIC L.E S S N'S 00 rim VIOLIN. /MS, hiLLODEON AND SINGING. W. D. soum bop to Inform his friendi and the public that be will glee inttructlon in Clam. or private balms 63 the 'Violin, /tote, Melodeon, or to Slatting, at hie residents, NO. 113 YOURTUSTREST, between Wood and Smithfield, where he Is provided with gumbos and convenient moms. dITERNDON CLASSES NOR LADIES will be formed for lestrang the " art of elegiac either with or without Nano Porte IscouropanimenL There CL•1.11 mDI be .mall and select. STRIVING GLEE CLASSES will also be formed for ewlq Trio and Quartette fling Log either with or without Inetro• mental scoompaniments. Terms made known on applicatlnn. 4 KW BOOKS AT L ILUNT HINER'S. rIIAILESPCARE - 11 LEGAC ACQUILLIBIENTS, by John Lord Campbell, LL. D. Y. R. tl. E. 1 vol. cloth. Prim 76 cent. n. ON TUE PROBABLE YELL IN ME VALUE 0► GOLD, the COmmerciel and Social Consequences ,which may eased, and the measeive which 11 Write., by Michel • Chevalier, member of the Emulate of Pm.% a.. I vol. cloth. Price t1;26. WESTSFLY FRUIT 13001 i. or American Yrait Grow. Ws Odd, for the Orchard and trait Gatdvo, Ellptt, (new eilitleti) 1 rob cloth, SIAS. TII ALA OP 71BE, or. lauti. zo liitonlion by Dor. J. IL lograham,auttior of the Prbwe or the Ilona. of Darla.. 1 rot cloth.. Price, SI.,:Z. And, all other new Mal toy Lid bad at - A - hirgelotof lientiOn's isonlyltiblenfoet received. eon A izloND4 , ',7loo.frailgivnacc4 - ::: .10.1 , 0,101,Porikaur, SknYtiatt y o , , MMUS ilNoBllOli t ,Lapyfr 32 . 14 r0 0 4 10 -00 011116 64011ia1e1l 110561,,, 181F ,, --MObbllvfotsidet oplia. • UptitT B.'49uwer9, GOVERNMENT PIPE CLAY, LN BOXES TO ARRIVE IN VON KAPFF ALLECHESY INSURANCE CONPINY, OF PITTSBURGH OPPICE-.lio 1 BLNK ULOOK,} INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF FIRE AND MARINE RISKS ISAAC JONES, PrraMeat, JOON D. McOOllD, Tice President. D. M. BOOK, Secretary, CAPT. WM. DEAN, General Agent. DIHNCTOIIB. Isaac Jonas, O. 0. Busses. i t . ." 0 , / Childs, ( L ILO. Uray J, he A. Wilaus, B. L. itahassiock IRIFT.II LIST OF APPLICATIONS for Liguoni, Bled In the Clerk.. Office op to Apn 2.11,1859. . Bends Mario A., tavern, 3d word, Pittsbargh Reck Wm, eating house, bth do, do Bailey Thom., ter., 2d do, do • Broady James, do Birmingham. Barth John N do 3d word, Pittsburh. Belt:hoover Win., do Lower 81 Clair township. Clinton Wml.m, uu El word, Pittsburgh. Gonna Morin, do or townoldp. Cupp'. Alex, do Ist ward, Pittsburgh, Coming George, do lot do do Doom. John, (to ilth do du Dunn Pstrlek, do 3J do du boo.. O.A A. 13., with other good., 4th odd, Pittsburgh kinotein Wm., eating beam, sth ward, Pittsburgh. Bieck John, tavern, Pitt township. Woo John, eating how, Lawrenceville. Pinney Wm, tavern, Baldwin township. Roth Christian, do 3d ward, Pittsburgh. (Judo, blahlah, do Obartiors township. Kerr John 0, do Slancheater. Ilostotter Anthony, with other goods, Bth w'd, Pittsburgh Remake K. K., tavern, RoOlore townohip. Hoerr Ooorge, with orlon good; Lawreormille. 11010ein Jacob, do Birmingham. Ilaslage Wm, do 3d ward, Pittsburgh. hart Joseph, [ATOM, Lawrenceville. Relber 0, do Ruder tonnooldp. Jack Andrew, do Plum township. Kirkpatrick Arthur, tavern, Bth word. Pittsburgh. Kerr James do 6th do do Loner George- do Upper tit. Clair township. Lafferty Veils, du 3d ward, Pittsburgh. Lyoch P. A 0., with otluor goods, 3d do do Lawronroltaaq do lot do do Lang Jed., tavern, 7th do do Longdon Wm., with other good.. Lower Pt. Clair Ip. Morrison 1 . „ tavern, llcCaudiese township. Moore Abraham. tavern, Versailles. Matthew. Jos. Jr., do 3d want, Pittsburgh. Ilankodick 0, with other goods, East Birmingham. Pd'oeCol:lTJhalhy do ho Tre UnCoil William, do Colin. township. hurrah George, do ward, Plttmorgh. °Moan 3.11. Co, with other good., South Pittsburgh. Peters Samuel 0, tavern, sth ward, Pittsburgh. Pander J. D., do Lt du do Roberta Hugh, with other good., West Pittaburgh. Reinetnan Goo, BGo., tavern, 3d ward, Pittsburgh. Ryland .1, eating homes, MoKomport. Riddle Wm, tavern,Sth ward, Pottsburgh. Stevenson Ohm, do lot do do Rohner John, do Inhaler towitohip. &port John, do =lst wan!, Pit...mph. Poolgo August, eating honee,3d ward, Pittsburgh. Rlntoa Tortson, tavern, 3d do do Smith Chu • eating home, 7th du do Taylor Henry 11., tavern, Elisabeth borough. Taylor Robert J, with callow goods, East Birmingham Ulrich Philip, do Birmingham. Wllliaort Robert, tavern, Wen Geer towublp. Weigle B. J, do Elisabeth do Weldemposch Lad., with other gouda, BiItOIOgOOILI. Wagner John, tavern, Manchester York 10th ward, Pittsburgh. Young Pll, do 3d do do Veagis CLuiatlan, do 4th do Allegbuy. TUOILAS A. HAWLEY, Clerk ClorksOlfloe, Apoll 23111. 1859. an, Boots, Shoes, Hats . 13 CEIT6, C. JAMES P. TANNER, WHOLESALE HOE, HAT AND BONNET WAREHOUSE Nn. F.l-; Wood Street.. Fiats now In etwo bhp rtry Inge stock of GOODS PlttAbvirgh, Penna.' • punt:toad direct from the NEW ENGLAND /JANO .. • •• TORIES, at the LOWEST CASE PRICES, all ofIrESS 1,. &Treed of at • small advance on COST. liirßeyere mho here heretofore gone ICI for their good, fee,ste fatur . 5 TOO New both time awl money by making tbt" . parAo.• from blyn. Yier . ..tfo..-.4.10a..ttl to too wore /my.. sad f.cty bejartleo r tetrolfutz toordere. HARI, /ELL S SLIEPPRARD, Nii4III . L D . R _, U I CI V:id IBI : " mr.I BUM et.., Pitnamrgh Inulon, In ForeNo and DomenUe Drugs, varnish e, Paints, Dye Steers, ChemLudt MedieWee, Perfumery, ie., ke. hisoufactorers .11 Sobs proprietors of th ColohrsLod BOTER CiPILLI, spit The boot prewar/On to the world fur the hal Carriages ana Buggies. ------ FOB THE ACCOMMODATION of Pitts burghers, and atm:agent 'bald the city, lb. ideal, er bas odd a Wareroom Immediately to the rear of the Atoutnigehela Mud d Elm atreet, for the do of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES AND SPRING WAGONS, Of hi. ovo tuansfactore—the material all solaced with great care. nautili; been engagwi thirty-three years in the broluoss, and the List seventeen years to Allegheny City, with an In crease of busintese, Is sufficient guarantee as ha the quality of tile work. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine WA 'Ark. c 2 7 ,....3n 0 Ato Allegheny the g, a r y rn . cr of Peden' street and North JOHN SOUTH. The Perfection of /Yenta' Art. - •RTIFICIAL TRIM! R7TII PLATES OPPORCELAIN AND CORALITY. DR. N. STEBBINS having opened an office at UM Penn stns, la prepared to manufacture and Insert teeth of the adstption. In introducing these own and Improved styles of Dental Work to the citizens of Pittsburgh, Dr.& feeis assured that they will Meet the iiame favorable reception which has been accorded to them In New Tork and other localities where they have limn tested; and ho furthermore believes that othheyr a stylesstnin Ld C t l o l TenNlprced D e U . aRs A th ß e lL I c T e Y rta ß i ßA y UexTmY la anldl PURITY, and to every qmillty which renders Astllleial Teeth desirable, and are at the mane time much leo expensive. epsrlmorm of Oda semi; may bo arsu at his nfli No. 111 PENN 11111ERT, NAAR BY. CLAIR ageelmdarrA QUM/RIES-- kJ 160 Lug. Alo Ooffss; 60,000 Oernmo Cigars; /00 fs. Y. /L Tea; 10,000 that Bpanish Cigars; 60 do Plank en 10,400 Comm., do 2.6 do Imp. AOY do !XXI boxes Candles; 76 tom Ss Tobacco; 310 do Boom .. do Go do 'X !derma Itlesi 50 bbla cut and dry Tobreco; 200 boxes Pploom 100 dm. Rockets; 7t tads Whale Oil; 60 do Tx* 26 do Na. I Lard 011 ItiO do Cork Brooms; a, bags tepper, Itt Moro and for ardo ty LITTLE A TRIMBLE, ap2s N. 111 &rood wreak EIIIPLO WRIEST. $5O hipTiAli EXPENSES Dian*. In the UMW to Bytes engage in • respec w teble and easy ttainees, by which the above profits may be certainly melfzed. par further partici:tars address DR. J. lINNRY ‘V.PILYKII,corner of Broadway . and Twelfth &nets, New York City, twinging one postage a banp. ttplitamd ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED TONS of puro Allegheny ice, with privilege or loam to Nue. Let, will be eold oh time for approved endue-awl paper. For wale by B. 0. • J. H. SAWYgit. XCIIANGE ON NEW ORLEANS For adz is amount. to suit, by PA NUTS--1000 bus. Tennessee; LAO do African k , Jut reed and for salo' by REIMER ANDE.II3O2I,, •p2O No. 39 Wood st-,oppoeit• Bt. Charles Nobel. BURCIIFIELD & CO. hero a very hand sums Muck of Collin.. sod Bette also, • beautiful etock of Linen Cembrie Bette, Embruldened Us. fldkfa, at Northeast cootie! of Ifoorth and Market were. ap23 TIOCALS, Polk De Cheney, Crape De ET- A psove,l.lros, frrgendbm, GralAdlrlGl4 41111, In Bob. wed by th e yeeth C. MANSON LOVI4. 74 Market Bt. MNW PAM HANGINGS at the Striped AA o the beet refro L Front, gunefecur witha riee In l:es ttere.—.l. hoeh emortmnen• eal m e New 'Putt and Baton, lag wed forme excloattsly by pen. eP 2O W. P. MARSHALL &CO. 87 Wood et. PANEL PAPERS--In • Oak, Al'A em , l Tint& adgeo made for ands hangig the lama Pleat clam workmen fu r l ecorator& OW examine at .CMS W. P. PiI&RMIALL & CO. F RESH. ARRIVAL— Rec.... p rig Mb day an ima taal b fb i r tm ilw : aso t Llgairow THE ATLANTIC) PEN NO. 1 00-The (KL.Th e bedpan far mercantile nee, coannfactmeel x - mealy ta oar order, and meld by WIL JOHRBTON ap24l B4tlonen, 67 Waal etreet. FENN. MU sacks Rock City Mills now lauding (my .tower Burman for anis by apV If3AIAU DICKEIt• CO. D 1880N6.:75 twice stylesbee in the muko. ne lon prim. E. 11. 'Amu, 11µ20.1yrd __________No.los Market ntred. ..u.'PRIINTrattIUSIIIINGIS'th, tc.WERNUo.CIR.OII2SIIkt...6-11--111WPAklatl.,.rt, spthlnd Pid a-r-------------d f Ed orlons e by Lake Superior Pig Iranian ined an •p 23 LITTLE a TRIMBLE. 112 Seco g et. EASOir, cumd _ f y.t rom tut, suad to N 0.183 ave EMENT Ms. tarsalb nee e Y __miff; mum POTATOES -100 bbia.,Neslumnocks, oale by KZ BURY 00M1318. ttsetjtn bts.; tegoansifj or klr *op" basiquy,"" 4:4 farad* b 7 '‘ ago •• , RIWIT IXti.4*; isments , .3 U 1) 0 RI . ALtrnltsY VALLEY NAIL=An Oran, y Pltteturgh, NaY 1.1'49. f ~ for the s ASSOCIATE LAW J UPGEOFCOVIIAN PLEAS. 1, ,,.........._ 10' EDIVIN 11. SToICE artil let a tandidnia for Amine. L -,-. ..1 SPECIAL MEETING of the Stolaholder. the Oftlee of the Courpan'T In Cheat,' Cr ricCclnctilh• '... ''., Of r .o'o Pri4 non at the Republican Contention, to he held to Jan; ISAU. , of ine Alkchen,y Valley hatband Company will be 1 V. l • g Pp. for the office of Mandate Lear Judge of the Court of Com. I °- , V,. nomPleAse As. .of this munty. ~,,,,d , c .Tt 11, IAT, the I:th de fit; 1850, for tb.P"P'"a ‘...,:itdrVad7 i':,,': x c la r Zi ti bLia " Rati lt Wad lat Tolbrmr.th ‘ o ° l . i v ; 7 , ly/ o f . p .. .1'11611 AS MELIA /s will be a candidate for ontninatton at the next itepbliun Conrentient for , "L . ...t0g ay order of Itos.r.l the olii. 0 of Assoriate Law Judge In the Conn of Common I . .7,!..'...1 . ttl . . , Roves and ALW.CtrUh:EIB:EtTrIST:ECI=IFLItt C I - I I C IC. 0. R. IN C+ Sr El 0 N S . ri "" apll Aaw•P - 0 ... AS,IST An T .1U DOE OF GonLIION PLEAS. , 'FT- , —Roo. A atweetent blended with Vahan/4 /meson JAMKS 1. KUHN will be • soudldate for Dentin. I 6...— . R° "' fin)D . 1,0 well E... ygochhtmg a t of Cio ,P .I. A N 0 S . „.114 at the ueit Republown Convention. for the ooll,n, of dr..'" "°1 giro one of 10. lorerestin, It:Ml.lk* Ann A...taut J o icy of tho °so r t or E.,...., plea., Le., o Rhin Ec r i•ac. .c'cl• at LAFAYETTE LULL. on YRI ENIN.I, Siny 141. The .„,,,,,,..., rriIIE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE- f " un'fr. apErdAutel•T COLL4I.I. of a groat variety to lenolo t A77.. -- ' 2 " 'ill .1. eelved from the Itanufastory of Cilleli PR INti A 0 -.- I.sisr INT .11-1.4.1. Alexander W. Fos- mistiest, coTsk. Mks* and eon . g t .' e lC a n t.r i p . n . d li' SUNS, •0 additional aopply of their pi • yt,e ,„ „,„,,,,,,,„„ ter. of the rote of httaborch, Is a candidate for the with EPP...Pict...4c" neon the me ati s . o f u m 7,,,,,k. o f ht. Spring moon; which Instrument. Ilepoblir.en nottlittation hor the one . . el Aesvflant 3ndire - of sod these. of R.do ot.sse•kfos nod ei n in g , m ,, ~... the Court of Common Nee.. „„....‘,..,,,p elegance. and impreaslee affeat. Aderdsaion 2.5 emu. Doors I open at 7,46 o'clock: 4etotol woomownee et R. .ate MAY AND JUNE tOR SALE BY A, ARk \S, 37 FIFTH .21TH.IZICT District Attorney. WAREROOMS IN 110S'I'(,. t. DISTRICT .ATTORNET.• -1101:EIIT 11. CAR `l•ntlf Hirtningham • will herandxlate for lll.rlei A tt4.rne.y lalure the Republican C.Juniy Court.nti.. .1.2'2 Li., arter. senate. ELIAS 11. IRISH Will ben ean ch.lato 1.. r nornloafloo fur the Stets Senate at the ntt Republican Convention. ap2Pcd4ll.4. Mi. stook now. onroprleos ell the different of 6 , , anA 7 OCTAVE PIANOS, rondo by Ow Mem. CIIICK Elt ING, all of which ere provided with Oleo PATENT REPEATING ACTION. FELT EIANIMERS, DOUBLE DAM PEIL, IRON FRAME, Assembly. BRACED BOTTOM, Fe. rrls_....A.ssEmni.,y.—A. 11. BP RNs, of Findley The mbeerlber confidently me m that thaw tr ineuntante tovroabsp. will be o 111/111116 1. , for nomination to the cannot he am - maned fur PURITY, FULLNEM AND Anartnbly before th• neat Repot bean Comity Convention. EVENESi3 OF TONE, ELASTICITY OF TUUCII, STAND. op7naiewb• INS IN TUNE, ur BEAUTY OF EXTERIOR. candidate for L. Sm !TIT will bra ALL INSTRUMENTS WARRAnEL,. .=r nomination for Anartubly. from the Allrgbony City /fir P. 111004 who or, draimna or pordmin4 FIRST Dia. - int. et mat Ropobiwon Convention. inpnindawter CLASS INSTRUMENT are reapectfolly invited to rail end p •.• examine 'bear magnificent PIANOS pi LMt ELL, ut Allegheny city ihtti be a candidate for renontimtion tor tlio Aaaem .101 IN MELLOR, bly before the next Republimn County Couvaotiow No. Si Wood St mavvt, arr.a.hdic SOLE AGENT Mil CHICE EKING A - SONS' PIANOS sp2n:dtsT lobo D. McCord, lame M. Penno:k, 11. B. Stettin& Capt. Wm, Dean, Tboa. U. llome. ftobt. 11. Datil. ap18: _ FURNITURE 9,1116 . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. " THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED to the NOS. 67 AND 69 FIFTH STREET, Where he will be pleased to wait on 164 Wholeiiale and Retail Cuidomen. FIIILNITURE'iIiND CZAIIIS Of Every DeNeeiptien And additional inducement* offunA All In •ant of B'U RN ITUIt B. In a Further Red notion uction prk.•a ERRY ARTICLE. WARRANTED, And partienlnr attention given to the manufsell. e ~r PLAI.V AND F.C.VCY OFFICE FURNITURE iesßoome with Steam Power to Rent. apl2:lmd 11. 11. RYAN REMOVED. 1-1 G. lIUSSEY & CO. have removed te V. their ne opper Waehouse, NO. 37 FIFTH STREET, lu the i ro n ) ront Woe., third door we.t of Mood street. 'Pittsburgh Copper Rolling DIM C• Ci. 1- 117881 , CY de CO.. - -• • BRAZIERS BOLT AND SHEATHING COPPER PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS, LOCOMOTIVIC. TUBING Raised MCI Bottom. and Plats of az Brims Kettles, Sheet arid other Brass, SPECTER, SOLDER, COPPER RIVETS, AC. Dealers to Block Tin, Tin Plate, Loss Wire, Sheet 7.ior, Antimony, Sheet Iron, Timm.' Toola, Rr , No. 37, Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. es_Pbeets Copper Cut to any patient. aph:loul EMOVAL.—J. S. Liggett & Co., have rr... ellovetl from Noe 09 antl 7U Water atreet to No 75 Water and IM Brutal. street ot .1. S. LIGGETT & CO., PLOUR FACTORS and Produce Commis sion Merchant., for the &la of Floor, Grain Ponds and Prodncs gonorally, Nos. 75 Water and 92 Front woad, Pittsburgh, Pawn', CIALOWII.I. JOllO CAILIArny.. JO CAW:WELL & BRO., nura PURNISIIKEI AND DIPALERS IN Blardli, Droop and Cotton Cordaga; Oakum, Tar. Mob, Rosin and °Oa; Tarpaulin, Duck, Light and Ilea') Drillings, Ar, aptcl v hi, ;laser an./ EAIOVAL.—N. lioutzs S Soso, Banker. 4, JIA, have rumored thrwo &tore abov• their old grand, shore they will be found until the completion of their new atifkiitf STEAM hia_RJEIL El WORKS Marble Mantels, Always on hand at the lowest prices. MO GOOD 110(iSE SUOULD BE WITH -1.1 OUT M&EDLE MANTELS—They are slimly.' neat, add more to the beauty of a hon.e than say other article that rain purchased with the same motwy; and besides, they nr endlutm, the safety of a Vous. anti family by taking Cue, oo wood mantle. eery often do. Marble Topa file Furniture, Waeh Seclude, atm MONIIIVIENTS, TABLETS AND GRAVE STONES A BEAUTIFUL srocK AL ITA ry ON HAND. N. B.—Orir enact of Marble Is the largest In the West, and being manufactured by machinery, lo got op to better style, with more dispatch, and at less cost than can be dooe by more manual labor. Wiumrootn. 323 Liberty Street Mantel 'Loom or; the Second Story; OFFICE, 319 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURC MILL FU,RNISIIING 'TEAM ENGINES on hand and made to miler, STEAM BOILERS, SALT PANS, MILL GEAR. ING, ENGINE AND MACHINE CASTINGS, PULLEYS, te e Grate Bars and Sub Weights alway. on hand. Catalog.. of Wheel, airea to .11 who want gearing. FRENCH BURL MILL STONES, IRON PROOF STAFFS, ANCHOR BOLTING CLOVIS, at reduced &wk... /FRENCH BURR SMUT MACHINES, used In 1000 Mills, and chnspor, baiter and many Hines more durable than lruo Machine.. MeGEORGVB PATENT EXCELSIOR SHINGLE MA CTILNIM PORTABLE MILLS ror Flooring and Chopping ROSE'S PATENT WATER WHEELS, and In SON Efiror Milk, are cheap, and nymph:4 to give matisfaction. Mar Bolting for !Janitor; orio.thlril prim of leather. MOOlro, 210 !natty street, Might/rah, Po. :HYDRAULIC CEMENT. TUE SUBSCRIBER is the Exclusive Agent Is nits county Co. the sale of Belmont Cement. This Cement is much superior to as; other sold lit 111. market, for Potato Work., Poondations, Cisterns, Fire Wails, eta, and ell *emoted good. Directieue for osiog Ram cm mita barrel. We barite • comperitem of thin with any other Co mmit. A largo dock will be elways kept no hand, A CE, aold wholeeele and retail at low prices. W. W. WALLA 319 Liberty at, Pittsburgh. SUNDRIES -100 bbLe. Plaster Paris for land 100 Obis floater Pahl for Stucco work; 125 do Lenierille Lime: •29 do Snow White do extra good; 150. do Belmont Oemeot, werf9.9'd superior quality; 75 do Johnstown Cement; 40 du Connelsville de W. W. WALLACE, 219 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Tlatks Ad fli/fIILATE.EII2I Cream Actually Frozen in Three Minutes! TORREY'S NEW 4 MINUTE FREEZER. PAPRIVP APPLDID POR. THE SUBSCRIBER, after careful study A sod various axparimenta has tmcceedal in consttneUng • Freezer, which for simplkity, durability, rapidity and quality of Its production, is unequallod, and cannot fall to become • universalfatorita To Wiry the foetedtdoes, there will he weekly public Ile exhibitions of this Freezer, at No. pp Platt sheet, to prove its ability to do all that is claimed PR. It. Sims from Bto al quart. tIfrilEND POR A CIRCIILAiL R. P. TORRICif, Manufeeterer, No. 9 Plena:vet, New Y. rk. Also, diattufectorers' Whohreale Agent for the col baud "Old Dominion" Coffee and Tea Pots, and "Azthur's" Patent Selbseelleg Cane and Jen. eguEolmd .hl9llavantP sEmpcs a JONES. EILICHARDNOPPIi Ft I 8 Xi L I ZIT 3EI MT 8, Damasks, Diapers, eco. nONSUMERS OF RICOARDSON'S LIN ENS, and those desirous of obtabting the GENTHITH GOODS, oold eee Hutt the artkles they purchase are seal ed with the tun maze of the firm, RICYLARDSON. 80N3 ORDEN as , a guarantee of the woo and durability of the Goode This caution Is rendered esseingaily tecestary as large quanuth. of Inferior and Watley Ulnae are p sewn after mason and sealed with the name of ftlo=' CON. by Irbil Houses, who, regardless of oho Injury thus Indicted alike on the AMOIDCDII COMMI6IO7 and the =mato ton. of the genuine Goods, trill not readily abandon busker so prolitableewhilepurchasen, con be hapeed ek with goods of a worthlee• character. .1. BOLLOCHE 3 J. B. LOCHg. atnits..3ll Church street. New TO SMOKERS AND CILIEWERS.-1 have Just received 40,000 gag...01.1..010n of very ane quota), equal to soy la We city; al., • large .apply elfin Hooey Seem Tolumn note uelog tbe woad ahould call and amaze my stock, before porcluslug dumber. .1081P11 /LIMING, 4/27 corner IHamood .ad Market U HAWN'S BRONUIILI.L TROCHES-- 4.0 Warranted to be the best meets In 12.. for Bronchitis, Bore Throat, Asthma, Gormley Colds, etc—relief in tan min. nets Important to minkters, pobtla area/tem WU:I./Wm Kept constantly on hand at JO& /LIMING, ard.7 Corner Diamond and Market street. ACON.—WOO lbs Country Cured Sides, 1600 do dodo Hams, luoo do guar Carta -. do 2:x10 do Cocustg7 do am:Wm Ina] RIODLIC, wins s-co. PRODOOE.-50 bbls Extra Family Flour, 50 Ulf sadquizie 66t ricks extra ~4 0 art: irataodrferyy !OarlrMsto &IV Ifir it Oa, ICS . AST= ISCIAP-60boses in store safer ti6s= W. WAlltXmcurr übatr Bt. fi~isullan,ous Have been Selected Personally at t}a•ir DISPATCH BUILDING, MADE TO ORDER MADE BY MACHINERY, &c., 2c., dc. W. W. WALLACE AI33IffaIIVES Dram= Vditicat announceinntto 1=1! .117.1tositar M ' CLutanrr, of Findley town 11T'' 0 ; 0, will be aupporttel In W a JtrpoLllaw Corer., Moo for the olllon of County Commisaimmr. Lett' Is FLEm INC, of Peebles township, sin is. a /Inundate for Olunty Omuntlaafamar, subject to the tie... 01 the Republican County Convention In Juno, 1•159 lip2adawtell v ID /101 , 1NtlON, of Chartiers township, sin he a candidate for County Commiutioner, cute joct to the docbsien of the Ropobllcan Comventh. ap21.4-1.1,ff (1 - 7 3 , 43 so. Nsri,r, of Franklin township, will Iw a randutate for County Auditor, subject to the d.. cirinn of the Republican County Convention. ap-lltalatcY 13usittrog jlotitto S ethangrs • Dissolution of Partnership. 1 11 E Partnership heretofore exiating twown the ondentiguaL noels the styla of R. Lloyd Yorayth, is thin day tits ...Iva! by tuutnal count, Thom.. R. Lloyd and Alexander Forsyth having nombasal the in teroot efJohn Rea The bum,en or the late firm will be nettled by the remaining partnem, who are anthoriral t, une the tome ut the tirm fear that ;mimosa JOHN REA, ttisn. It. LLOYD. ALEX. FOREVTII. Pittsburgh, Aprll 19th, ISSA LLOYD & FORSYTH, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN PRODUCII COMMISSION ME CHANTS ESITEIM PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, No. 257 Liberty Street, Fel.'y 1. lhar..aledn PITTSBURGH, PA. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DA nawrlalnd themaelvee under the Arm of SENSES. JONES, for tranaarting an Stcb.atia Banking and Cells, Lion baain."... JOHN B. BSSIPLIi. Pltt•hurgb. April I. Igre)--4713.h. JOHN B. JONES. JOllO A. scar!. 2000 0. JONES . HARP.. Teller. !SEMPLE BANIi IC R S. S. E. Corner Wood and Third Streete, Tender their 'emir.. to their friend. and the bosin.e fob• lie generally in the parches. end male of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MIOLLANGE, LAND WARRANTS, DANE Norm, GOLD AND SILVER COIN. dr. IT4,—Colle,tlon. made at ell ateensable pun,. to the United Stet... ara e Stocke and Bonds bought and add on town:denialn. Elbert tame Endues. Paper bought at lowest Wee, told Depoelta received In current and par funds. apl&lmd T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH roe, M. JOHN ,DELLO.W. la the Undertaking buelneee, ellieh will be motioned under the name. aud style or LEM• ON dt BELLOW. JAMES LEMON. only OLLIOR JAY. 1..V.105. I) undertaking In all Its nranencs. EMON el DELLOW, No. 118, Fourth Ft., _LA are prepared to do Undertaking to all Ito branch4s, to the beet manner, at prices to snit the noms. We call pp, nal attention to lick'. new style patent Metallic Burnt for the male of which we are tole agents In this city, and of which we keep 000stantly on hand a large asect meet. An repirds twenty of gimpe and Caleb, they excel all others. Funerals will be tinpplied with Hearse., Unmet and Carrollton promptly, at lower rotes than any other ertabllth meat in the city. Onarantneing to render they solicit a continuanceof the patronage htretofuro .0 liberally extended to the old firm. apISAly DE PthAe RTN oE RUSTIIIPM he rbetoFfFre t existingWnceraMmdayfbL.