H' - '0 - CO. • I 11 - 1) S •& WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, No, 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, ARE NOW OPENING otre, LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF', 7..800T,S AND SHOES, Ofovery va riety, grid latest styles and fashions adapted to Spring and Summer Sales, which been purchased principally for CASH, direct from the Manufacturers, • • and selected with great care as to quality and sizes, we Hatter ourselves we are able to offer SUPERIOR INDUCE- MEETS to our .frienda who may call • -. .. 'WE ARE AI:Mil% Yon, t , Whkh are highly recommended throughout the t:o3to I 11, Rotel; for Nair durability one elleapneso—ONE Ed XT 01-3,EL M.'S .1.11-TM TS T PAIR baring been found by actual tat, to • ". NUM TA LL I - 0 OUTWEAR THREE PAIRS OP TUE (V.I. STtil.u. FO TIPPET) BOOTS AND SHONS. iiErßuyers will Rod it to their slew:Alegi to oo II moo oe E' BOYS, amine our Mock - • - - - YOUTHS AND ROUST JAMISON 61 . a214 . . seokrrouss JAMES M'CANDLESS & CO:, NO: 103 WOOD STREET, PITTSIILI it<4 El, IMPORTERS AN'D JOBBERS OP FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Would respectfully call the attention of - THEIR CUSTOMERS AND MERCHANTS GENER.414.1% TO Ulna STOCK FOR THE BERING AND SUNZDTER TRADE, --- Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which CONSTANT ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON'. Their Torras and Prices will be as Frtworab e. to Purrhaser, 38 thonr or any other liovise. East or Went. Kash and Short Timo Buyers are Especially Invited to call pcctal ,ft ottcrA SUPERIOR ouremm. MILL s nKt EDL, G WORICS PITTSBURGH PARS, BVCIIRDY & CO., AtAINUFA TIMERS` OT T— SUEATIIINO, AIAZIERS'.- sod BOLT COPPER, - TRESSED COP PER BOTTOMS, Balsa . StOl sottmo, beta Alai; 'lmposters and Dealers lo METALS, TIN PLATE 911E6T IRONi WIRE, As. Constantly or. beret, Simon'. Idatlrloes slid Tools. frarthoose, No. 149 FirSL'and 120 Ser r oosd gtreet, PJtt.Dnrgh, Penna. orders:3( Ooppor cat to any desired pattern. ioYT:nlkialYT JOHN 8. LEIB, Al IL' R C N I L. 0 13.. 43 Musket ist.. Pittsburgh. A good anortinent mt Currits, CaSSIIIERIS Ta=l2 . T.ll,.(lniums, and all goods imitable far patinae= trear,Joatreoeired. AltirOrderi armpit' , 511 ed, le the latest atria of the art mr"Adyd . fe • 21,243C0113D de CO-, 04 1111N7TACTISRE118 AND DDALERII IN lIATS,' CAPS AND 'STRAW GOODS, ITLIOLESALE AND RETAIL, 131 WootA7Btreet, Pittsburgh, Have now on hand for Spring Sales, as large and - oomplete an merriment of Goode as can ba found la any of the outena cormang of PUB, SILK AND WOOL RATS of every style and quality; OAPS of every quality and latest &Mow PALM LEAP, STRAW, LEORORN AN PANAMA LILTS; STRAW, LEOIIOIOI AND SILK DON. SETS, etc.,. eto. Peat ivai wishing to purchase either by Witougaia or ,Riraft. Mil and It to their advantage to call and moans onratock. corn FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT. ' 600 Tone Snow White aticl No. 1 DRY AND GROUND IN OIL IN TRANCE, WARRANTED PURE In store and to a 74 lee, for sale by JOSEPH M. STEONO, No. 83 Asada Street, New York Agent, Vieille Montagne d Co„ PAN.; 1~ C : t DFL.A..1..33R ..ELZ•TID Ire. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET, yrrrssußan, PENNA., ntls just returned from the Eastern Cities and I. now reeeleieg hie Spring .took of Chaim, Cessimoree, Yentas* and Coatings of every yeasty end .tylo adopted to the beet city And country trade, which will be made op to order with promptness and despetcb, end st rated es low es et any other eimUss eetAblielaneat in the city. fS23.4tc AIoBttLDIL Sc CO Forwarding and Commission Merchants, And Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Manu loctoroo. Consignments end orlon for LEAD, 111DRA 1:1633P, PRODUCE, IDD., solicited Prompt attem floe to csalvtog sod forwarding. No. 49 Copuncrelal Strut., St. Louis J. 11. oartisTy, fII. D., /ID Third Strut, Pittagfrgh, Pesno., Roving bad the &annum...of Esstrin College. mad El • pttalT~aM moral yaare practice, offers tff s proiosaloo• senior:sD SURGICAL AND ILEDICAL CASES. --- Doi:-W: D. Ito•nr4l. Col-Wilson IDcOandlin. Dow. D. A. A- IDcLeuxu. Bon. IL A. Wearer. . - T., 11. 13M, DN. Hon. T. J. Did.. .-- , Y.." IL, !loan. Job H. Mellor. Pad. :. 'Jacob ID Ilatar. E.g. .7 3,1 7. 5 C. 3Zrr.N.A. errovic WORKS. AL'EI2CA.RDER BRADLEY, KIIMITLCIITIZZ AND OULIIINITLIT YAIIMIT 01 COOKEHO,.. PARLOR AND lIILITINO 3 STOVES Plain and Fancy Grate Pronto, &c. Sole Propriebir of the celebrated PATLVT GAS Bvaxnraand Sawa Consaaina COOK STOVES?" Office and Sales Room, aceLllydre No, 4 Wood St, Pittsburgh. Ps. STARCH AND PARING. Dlado by the %Veit Ilanufacturlng Co (Fint, Pieixthim awarded by 11.0 Fnualin Imitltute, PiorembeT,lBs4.) Diamoird Mora Sterol", to ems cout'a 6 boxes, 6 lha. each DO do boxes do 14apera,1 do Also, litetined, Pure and Pearl Starch, to bores various .t 0.., ail for laundry cum COlOl TAILILIA, (or Corn Etarch.)tu ban 43 papers each. Tbls articLe be annuli pnrpared for culinary purposes, and ow be b oo PEON. rue= to Coy uos• 10 am Toe ale y TEIO CLARKE YOUNG. Plina.,Jezer,lBslbdtf fo Agents for the Company. N. 330.G.NLECIS tic SONS. MUMS IN Foreign and Dopes:le Bills of Eicbange lIERTITICAYES4 DEPOSIT, BAER DOTES AHD SPECIE, Si MARE= STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. 113.0011ectlene made on all the principal ctn..o theoegb oat the United States. ap2Elrly n0.a.r...R.T co Ft -R. en D.= IN STDAW BONNETS AND BATS.VE Boxsirr siaBOSB. TLOWEns, NO. S 3 MARXIST ETREET, PIITSDURGIT. ESIETIZI 13. 8. & C. P. MARBLE, 111n711CTITIJMI Or PAINFIIiO, JOU AND ALL HINDS OF WRAPPING PAPRR. Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street, I'! TT3DOROH. P.A. tnyilf jtspl6ooght et markwt prices. a00,13-RAN z H,O UMMACTIMIIt. or Iron nailing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors, Window Shutters, Window Guards, &a, Ira. P 1 &mid &red and 86 Third Tired, (Between Wood and hiarkst,) PrpT69olllll, PA, Etvw en band a valley a! new Paitarrw, Laney and plain, =Wad SA' all purposes. Pardonlar attention paid to en. eh:ol39onm Lon. Jobbing done st short notice. mr9 TB. !Will VANDEVER & PRZEIND, AT7O/119 ys AT LTD SOLICITORS IN CNIANCERT, - ' pp. 0. Mittel mock, Dttburst, Antra. ,INI;JOINoNatis pri=rmado In any part of Nortbesti lowlyall Wotan II WIN attend to the purr-haw sad Sale of Roal legato, ob sotlyNo tablasllosey ou Pao& and If ortamipos B. MtttO. D 0004.411- ----Vasco drum ROBIVON, 11111iI8 & siLLERs, FOUNDER, AND MACHINISTS, wA.sgtNGTON Wonx s, Pittaplrsh f Penna. One* N0.21' Iniiikot Ilielth:ture arklnd• °Mann Engin= and Mill II actiln e vi T ek eestl sp,llallroed Wait, Steam BON. Inn! /lent Iron - Jobbiturrnia. 0 " 011 short notleo. rcur.Saydfo F." 1" M Na: it) 2NT Mnanbetaress and Dealers In el binds of TGRACCO, SNUPP AND CIGARS, A 1 , 1 D T05..e...a00, • (Amer efßssehtkldStriri and Dirownet Art*, PITTABITRO 11. PA. VORTLIGIq .F.JC0ELA2.74:34r.. SIGHTBILIS DRAWN BY DDNOAN, samtni&N & Co., TEOJNION BANE, LONDON, IN FM Of ONI POUND sinesmaa .tliD UPWARDS. &W OMB on the principal cities arid torn or Patti Belghos4 SA.nd. Germany,Prolate and other Itrepeas ge e e.,,xogetutly on od tuuell v aer gale WlLtiAx2 co, . MlTere Huta; Wood street. corner of Third: T. M. LITTLIC NO. 54 St. Clair Street, tbr-Irlara !Twig:Mine PiTTSBIIRLIB, 4.14di0 J. SCOTT, Dentist, SiAli-teeioTed to the houze lately occupied erni.lini:4wera, No. 2;11 Nu. 'true, (.oath . 14 0 ON &via oboe Ninul area. OSei Nognifropt L. it. r. x. POSTMAN, MILLION & PIPPOTAO9I/1318 or G};VN BAREm 1. . SOLID 80% VISES, 0413teetami %num* Shovele and Spade), o,ladikw e d gea , Darrow Teeth, , 11 004: 10 ‘2O.lio.. 17 Market Street. PITSIMISA PA. Bt/ore Pitraathig ELemhg r. CHILDREN, Sir P•rtleulsT attention given to onion. !nrleola•MoT .TIIOSIAS JAMISON Zprcial fLotttro. mr.A.'rcir.fr.s WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF AnnanwAN WATCHES. We would tenet respectfully call the atten- Om 01 the public to the Amerluin Watches now being en. temelvely Introduced, toe manufacture of which by be• come eo firmly eete`•llehcd that entire confidence con be placed upon them ea safe and correct timelceept re, both by the waver and seller. Caving been appointed Wholesale Agents, fur lh. attle of these Watches, the public msy be aurarsd that as can rill them at the eery !merit cash prim.. We bare also a eery lonia stuck of SILVER and HATED WARE, FINE GOLD JEWELRY In *Ka, suds as Cerra', Garnet, Cann., Jot anal Oar smortment CLOCKS Is nnusr.dly large at present comprletng wane beautifal pattern. or NIGHT and ONE DAY PARLOII and OFFICE CLOCKS at ORE iTLY It E• DUCED PRICES. Wet:aim also. toll 'tank Ynguo. eol Swiss GOLD nod SILVER WATIMIES on hoed, all of oor own Importation. Afro, Drawn Manor. Toole, Materials and IVatch Olmees. REINEMAN METRAN, falSni/lwr No. 42 fifth atreet. El 1 n w SEWING MACHINES LATE IMPROVEMENTS I=l AL.EX: E.. REED, 1110THEILS1 BIOTiI 1110THICILSIII Don't fail to prooure Sire. Winslow's Soak- IN; syrup for Children Teething. It hze no equal on earth. It greatly facilitates ;he pewee. of t—ctlunc by ootleatnu the gem., reducing ell indium:nation—sill alley psi, and I. taro to regulate the bowels. Depend upon 11. mothers, It win giro rest to gourmet..., sad relief and teeolth lent tufeeta Perfectly safe In all cm,. Shia nimble prryurstlon M the prue,11.1.1.4, .1 on. of !d, tonstexperlenced sof Main! femal• Ph) shiens In New AngLal, and has mem tem.! .11th i mlltsons of cu... Ks bolloro It tee Ist stud 00r,..0t t...:51,1, 114 th. tt at cm. or Dywntcry and Math,. to Csaldrett, , t,,sttAt It temw from tnothlng at trona any n+her taw. If lifo and bnalll can he cotintutt,l by in115.r..0.1 ....la It I. Worth Ito weight In nrikl. Million of bottles • ol.4.l — Ftw I'oll.l Pietas It loan old and toll.trttd needy PRICE ONLY Y.E. CENTA A WITTLIt tirlioute gunuineuttlexa the facsimile of CURTI!. 1 PE tt. Fil NP, New Vorictgun the ontaufs wtsituer PoiJ by Druggists throughout Ms isnrhi DIL ODD. H. KEY9EII, Ageut for Plitshulgti J otdswlrfeT Pittsburgh Steel 'Works. JONES, BOYD ar CO., Stapteartorerm of OAST STEM al, SPRING, PLOW sod A. B. STEEL; SPRINGS and AXLES!, Oar, s, R.sr and Fire Etr.ee, D. • ...111! L. 8.'12.0G.R.K8 67 Co., 1111 , Z71CILIZIPM 0? flog era' ImiorOved Pater" %i.e. Clutivator Ter•th, Coma Rzss and First Streets. PilLaZurph. P. Ju2i:lldtr• RAIL ROAD SPIKE COMPANY. Joseph Dilworth D. W. C. Bidwell (Successors to Porter. Rolfe ct Sto.e, sussurs.croms 1.7 RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CLIAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES. Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley, PITTSBURO A Pori:yarding and Conuntadon Merchant, AND WUOLESALE DEALER ID Choose, Sutter, Se.de, Flab And Pmdunn Gnaw-ally, 21. Irw4 Eno, Out and Leather atom. D. KIRKPATRICK 1 Sor,i, No. S. Third batnaen Market and ID-e1064 sto Phinsfelphia, have fur tale DRY AND SA LT ED SPAKIIIII Pry and Green WWI Patna Kips. Tanners' Oil, Tanner/ and Co, clone Tool. at the loramet prices, and mem Me nod Orton. 11121-All kin& of Leather In the tough wanted, for w hick the blzbeet market mice .111 to given to cosh, or taken ID exchange for Llilec Leather stored fres of charge and sold on oconenholon. mr3 lydfc $l,OOO RZWARD for any Medicine that will excel PRATT k BrICIIEII.9 31/1010011, the only !adieux Remedy now sold for Itheourtalsol. Neuralgia, Reedemba Toothache, Palo In the 81do or llsok, brains. tlreltare, Rue Throat, Barns, Contracted Cord. and tdnacler, the only vee stable remedy discovered that will act upon them and Um ber thef elute. Thousands of torsons have boon Weed of those complaints by - tile caw discovery. All aro touted glee It a nl.l Principal ofElce Lud. Washiegton DrooltlymN:Y. For de by DR. OEO. 11. KEYARR, No. 140 Wood street, and J. P. F 11311.1113, Allegheny. [lguana., of Pratt I Hatcher on Ibe wrapper, and name blown to the bottle. apZalawtf Or the thousand ills which afflict mankind during tho ant yam cf thetr ratatanca, srocons 1n ctildreo t. perrhaca ona of the most roanon, and tho wont. A per fact remedy for these pate to the young, Is to be bad In 8 L. Fahnratook's Colebratal Verrulfogn, stdrh expnolonce ho. prayed to be a twilit for worm& It la prepar al and mold 07 IL L. YAW:RAMC/I & CO. , Wholatolo Draped/I, come of Ponrth and Waal strata, Pititborgh. Pans. .p OAA.Y Pone OLDI.Rvz WIIISIET.—I. have on hand govcrol borrel. old Rye Whisky Yrlll,ll i bYwo hyd mud.) end try. mail Kb,. beebome old mod will by .old by lbo byrral or kallon, for toodlayl pnrwees. torl7ylkyrF OXO. 11. FLEVISII, 110 Wood Ytr“.l.- ARTIICIAL E.& .—Dr. Keyser, of 140 Wood street, has on bends eery eireitont /teeter , tor drat persons, by which many porno. are mode to boor aroll erer e emnll gntta pertl. drum, which be Intertal Into the oar.erei to weryelnetent In neerneeo. jeZhAlerT Free:ideate, Governors, Secretaries, Senators, O:MUMS.= by scorn, Bargoota, Physicians and kvallb gibtCitMo6 6 aro clams, hare glcon their tortimooy In writing lo ‘ ferrorot the high seine,. remedial agent, for a great isriety of &scam, of Wilson'. AntlD7speolle Header-he Pills. Prepared 10 sold by B. L. PAIINGSTOCK A Cu, Whole. No Ding,gistsould Proprietors of D. L. Pabnestrera Ver. Mirage, No. 60,corner Wood and 4th eta, Plitaburgb, P.. m7hilla Pala BaArrnv.-1 have Brandy 'which I will 'guarantee to be puns and At for medicine, which I bare purchased to meet • public want. Any coo ;rho will try tbi. can be antlaed arta superiority. mrl7:dara 080. B. KEYSER, HO Wood street. GALVANIC BATTERY, OR ELECTRO MAGNETIC mamma, for Id.ial porpows, of • very raperlot kind 4111 beetle free of Express charges, wherever au Express ruy ewe • remittance of Teo Dollar•. Addraa Dr. GEO ff. I.IVR9ER,, N 0.140 Wood .1... Pitutrorre. pa teß:d•wlf CLIAMOIB 5141N5 of a good quality fur sale at DU. KEYSISIr& 140 Wood st aplo.dtvrT DR. Ikll/.111e5 fIIEDICIFEB. — TIIO Wholesale Agana) for the above =Akita* I. at DR. 11111111111'N 110 Wood Wrest apltbiater Srmsacs—The best assortment in the city for sale at DA, 11E111431'2,140 Wood id. Britusons—A full assortment of all kinds of Syrine• for sale at OR. KEYBXRII, N 0.140 Wood street. Tnz only Truss Manufactory in Pittsburgh Dn. EXTB6III3, Na 140 Wood .. .0 Mina To =ND DRONES WARD of any kind you can Bcdgloon'a Dimond Comsat at DR. 16.13YEEK13, No I tO Waal Mesa aplOttaaT o area , oo " q amitto ego acme artkle. es fat oda st Woad Flan 17 DX?, OMEN flo.lo Wood et, PUti4lo#4 Viltsburgt (611- e. Mean TiAlriltAllll.l.—Obscrentidas taken at 'lsaw's Optician Store, No. D 8 Fiftll et„ yesterday. re tan. 111 canoe. ti . oloek. A. a SO 70 12 " l'otom Pnkrcn Birtstrao, at the rooms of tho Young Marie Christian Association, No. 113 Fifth street, at 44 o'clock, r. M., ovary afternoon. COMo for a fon minutes if you cannot ',toy longer. 7r , i'r- To Anyaurisuns.—Tho edition of the CI, zerrv., for this snook and pent, will contain mrrartv V 710111,1 ADDIVONAL orals each day above the ordinary issue. These papers aro all circulated by mail, in the turrouuding and distant States, and will osirooldinary facilities to advertisers of all kinds. Lot our business mon profit by this oppor tunity, and hand in their cards in Inns. Day.—Tho Synod • opened Monday mottling with the usual devotional exercises, eon. siumed by Iles. F. Ituthrautf, of Worthington. The minutes of the lost meeting were read by the Secretary and adopted. 2a motion of Dr. Pohlman, of AlLinty, a sum. Misty° was appointed en leave of nineties,. Dr. Pohlman, hens. Darin, Wedekind, Keller and Trexler were appointed that onmmitbee. mrl6:d&wtjelT Prof. al. L. Stoavor mated that a check fur $1,1383 had coma into hie hands, the property of the Synod, the balauce, in the hands of the Treasurer. That Treasurer being absent. Prof. S. moved to commit it to Rev. Greenwald as Treasurer pro tam. Adopted and check banded over. Roe. Dr. Morris presented a report of directors of the Theological Seminary at Gettysburg, under the care of the Gemmel Synod. The principal furls are as follow The number of students in actual attendance du • ring the session just closed was 25; during the two years since the last General Synod 40 students have been connected with the institution. Three profes sors, nee of whom lectures exclusively in the German tongue, have been engaged in giving instruction. The Library has been steadily increasingby means furnished by the annual coptributions of the Synods. The number of volumes is about 10,500, embracing a large portion of the most important theological literature of Germany and America. The Treasurer's report show. the permanent fund to ho $32,7.93 ES. The report was accepted and adopted nth, f.on. Dr. MeCron announced that the agent of the Ut tho Lutheran paper, would receive euhierip Hone. Dr. RI-truth, Sr.. announced that he eras ready In receive money due for the Re. , iey, or to receive eubscriptson for the same. Dr. Reynolds offered the following resolution Itranterd, That this body has heard with feelings of unfeigned gratification. the statements of Re, Mr. Curtis, delegate from the N. S. General Assem bly of the Presbyterian Church, touching the pro gress of that body; that we cheerfully reciprocate the feelings of Christian sympathy expressed by him and we shall be most happy to keep up them - a-respondence which hos been established between or. Adopted. Rev. Prof. Reynolds read a report touching eccle siastical correspondence. It referred to the appear ance of the delegate from the Northern District of the Moravian Church, Mr. Lennig, and of Mr. Below from the Western District of that church.- A dele gate was present from the N. S. Presbyterian church, Mr. Curtis. The symod then appointed the following gentlemen to represent the synod, as follows To the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, Rev. C. P. Krauth, Jr., D. D primer-Ns Rev. W. A. Primeval:it, alternate. To the Synod of the German Reformed church, Rev. C. A. Hay, primaries, nod Rev. O.J. Ehrhart, alternate. EIKE To the Northern Prorinoiel Synod of the church of the l'nited Brethren, for. Aug. Wedekind, pri• marine, and Bev. C. W.S.ihatiffor, It. fi., alternete. • To the Evangelical Church Union, Rev. W. M. Iteynolde, L. D , primal and Re,. Aug. Schmitt,/ ing, alternate. This repnrt ass adapted and the delegates from these bodies present wore asked to addrees the synod. Mr. Leralig then spoke, from the Northern Pro vinrial synod above named. Ile gave 11 very inter esting history of the rise and progress of the doctrines of this church of the United Brethren or Moravian church. The firet church estahltshed at Ilernahut and aro by some called Ilerrultutters and Morwrians because no tin, out of Monism in Hungary. They non number 0,000 communicants, with 311 congre. gations. Since /017 the church hits established I't home mission Ittltlittites. The number of home mis sionaries ere 2:0 in Pentoll ran i.a, sew Jersey, Mass achusetts, and other States. We pay eonsiderable regent to education, having eele.da in Bethlehem and Nseareth, in l'ehna , Salem, in North Carolina, and in other States. Have 72 foreign missionary emtionr, Hot mie.ionarice, and the converts 74,107. In timenland they have 4 /tattoos and 2d missions, nee. We sepply them with fuel and food every year rerun England. tin send It h. thr .hip Harmony. We hero • •tation on visa:and to canada West, among the Indians. la-Thomas, Wert Indra Islands, and 2.?.1t) route, under care, and others in St. John. Total in our care on Danish West Indies. v,roo. Then rubssbin stations ain South America, South Aft Ica, Aso aa.l Australia re .' The work of this body itl all parts of the globe is astonishing. They have scattered the reed. of truth on pearly every soil on the globe. Every member of the church considers himself or herself a missionary, and tenet hold them selves ready to go at any moment, any whore. Rev. Mr. Diesel. from a western section Evangeli. cal church, and of the :Moravian church. addressed the Synod in the German tongue. After the two addresses, to which the Synod listened with deep attention, Dr. Sehefer responded in lethal( of the Lethran body. His address of wel. cone and Fre patby was so .uchtrig, so full of lore, eo admirably expressed awls° fell of heartiness that many an aye was fined with tear, Dr. Reyaohle offered a',notion, to which flee. P. Krauth offered, as a substitutes, a metier. that the Reverend chairman put in writing the words a. near no he may, of welcome, that they may be adopt ed as the sentiments of the Synod, and that the ad dreg, of welcome to Mr. Curtis be also written down for the same purpoen. Adopted. Dr. Pohlman, appointed a representative last year to the Preebyterian Chervil, now in ecesioo at Wil mington, reported that he hail procured the substi tute, appointed at that time, to go in his place. ker. Harrison reported that be had been appointed as a delegate to the Evangelical Union of the West, but pot being able to go Imbed seat &letter. Adopted Dr. Earn announced that the anniversary of th• Education Society would take place this evening. The report of the Trustees of the Pastor's fund was taken up. {We published the substance of it yesterday. I Dr. Pohlman ssid there were but two items to le considered. First, the fH: 0 a birh bad been pledged by the r'ol.l Book concern to the Pao tors fund, bail not been received, but has boon turned into the Panor's fond of the Maryland Synod. Dr. Seise said there was no eueb thing as the pastor's fond of the Maryland Synod. Dr. Kurt, said that tho money had passed into the hand., of the Mary land Synod and it is thereunder certain restrictions, arvordeng to which putore may have an interest in the fund, provided they pay a certain nom yearly to the fund. 'The original intention of the donors was that the proceed. ehoold be appropriated. As it ap peared that the Synod had no control over the fond, it was moved that the item he laid upon the table. Adopted. The second point, vie, the constitution governing the paetor'a fund, was then reed, taken- up, read article by article. In the course of the die/minion on the senstitution, Mr. Pertavimt said that be wanted the word "char ity" stricken out and "duty" or "obligation" be put in. When a minister has mewed the Lord and broken down in the service, he has a right to the aid of the church. The preamble war so changed as to strike out the word "charity." The fund to placed under the content of elf trus tees, three pastors and three laymen, who are to re port at each meeting of the General Synod. The article rupee:Hag donations, and that tounhlng donations In each Synod each year, were taken up and adopted, when, It being 12 o'clock, the motion to adjourn wee made. • Dr. Strobl° asked to report on renege, but withdrew R. Rev. P. A. Roller offered a resolution ol thanks to the Trainees of the House of Refuge for their Invi tation, and that they would accept It tint for the great presence of buffoon., in they feel the deepest Interest in that institution. Adopted. Rev. Dr. Sails then made a request tu report touch ing the hymn and tone book for Lutheran ehorehes. Hu laid before the Synod a largo bundle of proof sheet., which were distributed and examined. Dr. Seise end they bed teen morn than two years in pre paring it; they have bad the eminence of Come of the beet mosicimn of the church. It ie also de- Opted for families as well as churches. It contains 956 hymn.; there will be al.o added chant., etc. It Is to be called tho Evangelical Pence Book. A tea olution endorsing the book and cordially recurnutend• ing it, was moved, but a substitute MIS offered by Dr. Reynolds that the whole eubjent be referred to a committee of five, Menne. Reynolds, flukey. Eye , ter, Yeakle, Haupt and 'Wedekind. Adjourned. Afternoon Seseion.—no mooting of the Church Extension Society was held in the afternoon, Chas. A. Morris, Esq., in the chair. E. W. nutter was elected Corresponding Secretary; Wm. M. Hoyt, Treasurer; AL M. Yeakle, Recording Secretary; Mar tin Buehler, A. T.. Cheer, lease Sulger, James Mon roe and Dr. hi. C. Kreitzer, Executive Committee. Reports of the Executive Committee and the Tree"- urer were laid before the meeting, Messrs. Buehler and Williams were appointed to audit the Trensureen report. They reported it all correct. The report of the Executive Committee wee taken up and the queation as to the course that should bo pursued In regard to those churches that have failed to want their oblightious as set forth in their report, discusa od. The unappropriated balance in hand is $1,003. The following resolution was submitted: Ifesolred, That the policy hitherto pursued by the Executive Committee meets the approbation of this Society, and that they be instructed to continue to disburee the funds as heretofore, except in special rases that may bolo commended by the Society. Pending this resoon, the hour expired and the Society adjourned. Foreign Miesionory Sueidy.—The Society of For eign Minions then held their meeting. Dr. Morrie, of Baltimore, was chosen Chairmae, and Rev. C. A. Hay, Secretary. A committee was appointed to report officers of the Society, and the following were chosen ,--Preeldent, J. C. Baker, D. D.; Vice Presidents, ley. Drs. Eichelberger, J. G. Morris, O. A. Lintner, C. P. Eranth, S. Sprecher, Prof. Springer, .1. A. Sobs, Profs. Jacobs, :Berkey, Dra. !differ and ;Lohman. 0. W. Bohoeffer, D. D., Rev. F. W. Gt"eithliner' 11. L. Baugher, D. D. Rev. W. ll.Hanson,un, Roy. P. (Hine, DIM J. Manning. HOW Wm; Doak, Cbsc A. , Morris. J., D. Menlo, n. II Tudyka:itid POsr • ;"-` PITTE4ESUFLQ23: TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 24; 11342 orrrriA t. PAPER OP rag CITT !EC MIMM2=! 2 5.10 6 " P. 1,, Barometer Iv raugelleal Luthernu Synod Bdeordi.g.S.retari..—Rov. IL A. My Corregpoading Siirectary.—J. Z. Sanderibig, Anditors.—lisso Bulger, L. L. Ilatipt. Trcculdrer.—Martin liable'. Executive Comailke..—Flee. Masan. IL N. Pohl man, J. L. Sehoek, W. N. Shall, W. D. Strobel, and J. 7.. Bandeau. The tooth biennial Report of the Pam-wive Com: mittee of the Society was read and adopted. There are connected wlth.the Lutheran missions, in India, 10 miesionarics, 110 commoticsuids, 2 catechists, 3 colporteurs, 21 schools, 22 teachers, 495 scholars, I Einnday echool, and 4 native youths preparing for the gospel ministry. The balance to the treasury is $1 h 154. A now mission le now proposed for Chins. The Executive Committee have bean touch encour aged in their labors of love by the tokens of appro bation they hare received from some of tho Synods during the past year. In reference to the course pursued towar4 , Mrs. imn, it was resolved that the Society app e the (l some, but recommend that in future similar c es be referred to the attention of the Trustees of the Pas tor'. fund. on motion of Prof. Springer, the resolution was divided, and that portion to the word ..the same" wail adopted end the rest of it woe laid upon tho table. Er. Pohlman stated that in the Leipeic Missionary field they have allowed the converts to join the church and yet retain caste, against which he spoke. Tho last item In the report teaching the establishing of a mission In China, was still pending, and the So ciety adjourned. Erreiog Br...i.e.—The Anniversary of the For eign Missionary Society was held in the evening. A largo audience was present. Five excellent speeches wore made by as many different person.. It was announced that the Sabbath School connected with Rev. Dr. lirauth's rhnrch had contributed $lOO to the fund, in addition to $5O, to constitute Dr. IC. and his wife hfe members of the society. Twenty-fire dollar, were, also given to constitute Dr. Morrie, President of the Society, a life member. The con tributions, in all, reached about $3OO. The Luther an church appears to ho entering with new seal upon the relation work. We regret that lack of epee. for bids a fuller report of this Interesting meeting. Reformed Preebyterlan Hysod 8 r ODICAL CuMM WILDA Y.—The fore noon sessions were conducted by Rev. J. (lel breath, who preached from Now. 13, 27. ••Wo came into the land whither thou Realest us, and surely it tioweth with milk and honey; and this is the fruit of it." The doctrine deduced was,— The Israel of Clod enjoy a foretaste of the fruits and blessings of the heavenly Canaan. The heads of diecuesion were 1. The Foretaste which they enjoy. 2. The means by which they are obtained. .1. The nee or advantage n of these foretastes. In the afternoon the Rev. Dr. Sproul!, the pastor of the church io whose house Synod Is to meet, explained the fence of Communion and dispensed I okene. Sabbaill.—A very large congregation was in attendanne during the entire cerviees, day and evening. Rev. J. W. Shaw, introduced the exercises by prayer and an exposition of a part of Patinas 122. Dr. Roberts preached the Matti sermon from First Corinthians 2nd chapter, Bth Terse: "They would not him Crucified the Lord of Glory." The proposition discussed were Jesus Christ cru cified is possessed of infinite glory. This prepo sition woe illustrated by showing that Christ it glorious. 1. In his Person. 2 In the discharge of his Sladis'orial fans linos, and 2 ton the Cross, or in his suffirings. That part of the Communion service ordins. rily devolving upon the pastor, was performed by Rev. LI Scott, who debarred . and served the first table. The first and second tables were occupied by the ministers and ruling elders, together with the licentiates attending Synod. The remaining tables were filled principally by the members of the congregation. The entire number of com municants was about 450 or WO. The sermons at the enocessivo tables were conducted by the following ministers: J. Wallace. J. C. Boyd, A M Milligan, J. M. M'Donald, It. Johnston, A. Stevenson, J. C. K. Milligan, and 3 Crosi e r. The large assembly remained in the church till the close of the services, al a late hour, manifest ing the same peculiar interest in the exercises which wan so manifest lu those conducting them. The evening sermon was preached by Mee. 8. Bowden, from Psalm 17; verse "As for me, I will behold Thy face in righteousness; I shall be satisfied, when l'awake, with Thy likeness " Two topics were discussed: The vision of the glory of Christ which the redeemed will have in the future stole: and its eatieljiug atom le:lieu-J*3% the pereto., of the Synodical coin omelet, were closed. Rev (V Milroy explained Poshm in. and Rev. J. 8 1 01 prescbed the ser mon from I Cann.. ill: "Arise, therefore, and build," Sc Ilk proposition dednced was: Christians should have peculiar anxiety for the interests of the church. This was disarmed coder two topics The [lemon of, and the Man ner iu which thin 'merest should be manifested. The closing exhortation vas giren,by Dr. Sproul. in which ho urged the womb" *prod to entry upon the duties of tbehwer—,, w -- 4bont to be conntitnt.J . in th• name nod harmony whsch had teen o, n h the communion asason A B . rn.tl is la La °moulted this eveuiog. it 7.1 o'clock.—the npeoitm Immo° to b. rreartinl Ilex .1 It W :Mosta. of New York I'n eon CA.,. —An interesting case will come on In the U S. Circuit Court, in equity, to-day, before Judre touching, the right of cer. lain parties to make the lock known as the right and left hand door lock. The case is that of Livingstone, Copeland th Co , en Jones, Wal lingford S Co , the former of the Novelty and the latter of the Variety Works, in thin city . The complainant's bill eats forth euhetnntiafly that before tho 17th of December, IC-42, John P Sherwood was the original inventor of an improvement in door locks not known or used before his invention that his letters patent were duly assigned to Calvin Adams, and on the 13th of May, 18(1, said patent watt re•lseued to Adams, and that In September, ltltiG, Sherwood executed and delivered to Adams the exclusive mgbt to algid patent for an extended term, and that in ooesideratlon thereof Adams paid to Sherwood a certain sum of money; that said in tention has, by Adains, been brought Into notice sod use at great expense by Adam; and that the respondents, Jones, Wallingford :t; Co,, without authority of complainants and in viola tion of their rights, have made nod told locks according to this patent in large numbers and still continue to do so. The defendants deny !bat Memo was the original inventor, deny that the letters patent give Adams exclusive right to make tho locks, and also deny that they ha•:e made or sold the said improvement, but say that the "keepers" and look. manufaottired and eold by them are different from anything epecifled by the said patent of Adams They state that they mane• facture and sell "keepers" in connection with lock. patented to Andrew Pattereon, 16th June, 1657, and claim the right to do so: that Adams' patent was in public use with complainants con sent for more than two years prior to hie appli cation for said patent; that the feature referred to by Adams as an invention is a mere ornament, and not, tberefort, patentable They Mate that long prior to Adams' invention the blunt bolt, bevel keepers and Janus face were well known, and refer to patents 17th December, 1842, to J. P. Sherwood, and to Jahn 11. Davie, March 7th, 1846. These are the main points on either side, as net forth in the paper books. Tho casette ;mad home interest, involving a large amount of money, indirectly A large number of deposi tions hare been taken, and the case will come np to day. CONTRACTS A WAILIAO.—The contract for build ing the addition to the Eighth Ward School' Iloune, of which Meagre. Burr & Moser and Chawbere are the architects, has been awarded to Messrs. Moore and Chatnbcre This firm has secured the cou'root of putting up the new second Ward School building in Allegheny. J W. Kerr is the architect. BURMAN L6VI and Moore Blum, the two Ger man pedlars who were arrested in Wheeling some months ago for robbing a dry goods store in Washington, were tried in that place and convicted. A complete chain of circumstantial evidence was establiehed, all lending to show that the prisoners were guilty. (t.ORREVTION.—Tbe types made tic say, in sev eral instances, in yesterday morning's report, what we did not intend. As is the sentence spealing of two lettere from Dr. C., it should have read—This had been done in two different letters to mendors of this Court. REPOUTSII. W. 11. NATIK.I.F. and R. L Stewart, Ergs., have been chosen Representative Delegates from Westmoreland, to the Slate Convention of the Bth. They recommend John Clay for Surveyor General. The primary elections for delegates to their County Conventions will take place on the 18th of June. We underetand that Mr. Lea, who ran the first ferry across the Allegheny, put on another boat yesterday, in addition to hie first, and that Capt. Torrence, in order to keep up with the times, will also double his forces, so that we ehall have four ferry boats running. alturnar.—The let regiment of Allegheny County Volunteers will parade to-day, at White (Beltzehoover's) on the Brownsville road. It is said that 26 companies will attend and participate in the military display at Greens burg, this week. Tne alarm of fire yesterday wan caused by tho breaking out of flames (rein the rear of the store of J. B. Hubby, Esq., on Fourth street, near Ferry. The &a was suppressed with a damage from it merely nominal. Tog CONCZET.—Tho lovers of song will not forget ibst Deepen slags Ws alibi it lewd* MA Bo is one onto, bed bawl &sirs of the dal: W. bee a AM bog" • om. BMOC_ ?Jesus. Hunt di Mite base sent us quite s beret of books. The first we will name Is one published by D. Appleton & Co., New York, en titled— Tar Tts Tactirrt; or Heads and Talle far the Mee and Waggle,. This is an American edition. It was first written by the late Paul Chatfield, M. P., edited by Jef ferson Sanders, Esq., was first published In Lon don in the year 1836. It was immediately re published in this country, but owing to the fact that much of its matter was of purely English, local and temporary interest, referring to the po litical and religious squabbles of the times, the success of the work here was but temporary, and it has long been entirely out of print. It contained. however, a sufficient quantity of wit and wisdom, original and selected, to make its resuscitation at this time appear desirable. The American editor to whom was intrusted the office of preparing it for republication has thought fit, while pruning the original of all that appeared superannuated and of no present and lasting in terest, to embody with what remained such Se lections from his common-place book as appeared to him to come legitimately within the design of the author. It is a very readable book. PIt•IZIC Faaannu in AULLICL, with Dotes by the way. Cy Jamra Caird, M. P. U. Appleton A Co. The name of this publishing house gives char acter to the books It issues. This gentleman, who is, as will be seen, a Member of Parlia ment, has not despised the gentler arts of agri culture. The book is admirably written, and will be sought for by farmers with avidity. This book is by no means a dry treatise on Agriculture. It gives a view of its slate In Eng land, and then brings the reader across the At lantic in the Persia, and then carries him over the mighty West, the prairies of Illinois and the undulating meadows of Ohlo. Buy this book at Hunt & Miner's. "The Exploits nod Triumphs of Paul Murphy In Europe D. Appleton At On." The admirers of this champion of the royal game will not WI to secure this book. It con taiae portraits of Messrs. Stanton, Anders ten, Lowenthal, St. Amaut and Ilarrwilz, to gether with that of Morphy. This is a volume of 200 pages, and its perusal will give the Amer ican reader unmingled delight. .Tbo Boy.. Monk of Modern Traeid nod Adventure. By Meredith Johnee. D Appleton t Co." This book is full of illustrations.. It is racy and spirited in style. It gives sketches of travel In the North, East, South and West, on sea and land, on mountain and prairie, among savages, semi-barbarone and civilized. We have glimpses of Mexican robbers, of Brazilians, of whale fishing, of Ana, its King and People, of Norway, Spain and Persia. This is all written in that charming style which boys so much like, and which is, perhaps, the most difficult style to write., Boy this book. 1 For thn Dully Taichung]] 0.7 atto ] N.. Method• of Elootionoorlug ifrun Editor,: In my young days oandidatea for nomination were neither too busy nor too reserved in their conduct to visit those whose support they asked and present their claims in previa rer,ortn. This was a manly, outright, frank, easily-understood plan of eleetinneering. The candidate and the people met fare to face; and the latter had thus the opportunity of judging fairly as to the capacity and characteris tics of the former. But of late a new plan bits been resorted tn. The candidate site in his °f lee and electioneers With you by letter. Ton may not know him; you may never hare anon him; but he notwithstanding addresses 'nit as hit very dear friend, solicits your support in honied phrase, Invitee you to call and see him, and subscribes himself, in lassie, your moot obedient ser vant. All this is in bad WIC. I dislike it, and, if you will permit me a stronger word, I will say I despise it. The thing smacks of affectation first and of trickery afterwards. For those letters, mind you, are not printed, so as to let you know that you aro addressed i common with five hundred others, in stereotyped fu rtn; that would be plain and °gaily understood. lint they aro lithographed—ere roc simile transcripts of the author's hand-writing, traced and printed on stone. To the uninitiated they seem like veritable letters, addressed specially and only to their recipi ents; and many a ham has been flattered by the seeming attention involved in addressing such a let ter to him. If those who received them knew that they were not written, but lithographed, and that hundreds of copies had been rent to others, in the guise of friendly letters, there would be less onus° of complaint; Lut must of them do not. Now, I must not be understood as charging those men, who have Inn Ale non of this method of election eering, with a design to impose on the credulity of those addressed by them. It is more than likely that the plan was adopted I.o,euse it has grown t• .u.sukon in business riroles, where it is uuderstdrd. nut thorn Is the seeming of tricker• about n, no matter what the intention may be, and for that very reason it ought to be abandoned. During the winter, I,in common with many of my neighbors, received copies of such linters from a can didate fur Senate, who dated his lithographed epistles at Ilarrinburg, and put hi. frank on the back, kindly Lasing the State with the postage on his electioneer -I.g..a.`'..o?ttii I harnnever seen this m.. 0 know nothing of hint beyond what I glean from the press; and yet he addresses me in tet ins of familiarity, as if I were an old etquaititauee. with whom he rould freely take epistolary liberties. I hare alao...flate. ',weir.' a lithographed letter groat a rac•lidata for Dtrtriat Attorney. who is equally unka,orn to me. but do makes aa free in his epistolary advances as my neighbor Jones, who went to Kansas last tam ale. Ile nit only folleita my support, .4ut promises to reciprocate the favor, (just as if I were on hunter.l and ark" me to call at his aGee, et, etc. . . Now, these may Le very good men, Loth. I sin told they are o...client nen,jind I do not gainsay it. But, while the Senatorial aspirant may be in every way worthy of the tom and the attorney Just the man fur the office at which Le aims, I do not know them, and I protect, not against the men, but against this method of addressing me, and of addressing oth• ers who do not know the artistic character of these letters which are not letters. A few minutes eight of the men cod talk with them would enable rue to deride upon thetr claims 031.11 more readily. As I cannot growl about the crops and the season, this year, allow me, Mewl. Editor., to Otter this growl In your Colell3o/1, about a system which has, lot me trust, annoyed me more than others. We old farmers may be too tenarlona of old ways; but it is hard to teach an old dog new tricks. Jereganoe. P. S. I have kilt received on l .rhi, lithograph, this time from a candidate for Judge," - which is'addreseed to Lae la common with other most prominent citirene." The cry is, lain they coma. reiroas il tern. :—As the tone draws nigh, wii•o the Re pnbi wane ol this .ounty •111 incalliaonrenti.h, to Mtn, our • ticket for anitity ofn it,, to be eupported at the fell tdectlon, meannul remind cur 1.4.1 y friend., that the office of Assembly 11.1. Is one in which the COIRIDSIof Ihi. title- It, feel • deep interval And since en. of the Comity Utli,es has heretofore aeon concede , / to es, It series only fair, that to as, In a great measure, should he loft the ehnice al our initowlista rspreitentetivo. Permit us ID this ecinteetion, to suggest the betas of Mr. Chula; L.tioehring. of Reber', Township. as • candidate for Astetubly, to represent the District North of the mere Mr iioebrine, betsidta being • good Republican. Is • gentle nese in much lotelligeum pAinler with our 607111•11 CIII• It•PN and highly istormed by all who know Linn, and if elected to the Leal...are, will pines himself worthy of the confidence which tee eons:anent. and party shall repose In 51 6, t Otani %Id li creel, t ee. l/Mco wl Mug 11In above, us bays peon Informed (last Col. &Oil., has ,h.rlso.l to ran for Assembly, su barer of Mr 11.4.10 g DARE STATEIISNT for Mr Pittsligh 311,531 Exchange Irk 568,115 M. AM. " 283,167 Citizens' " 146,475 Methanirs". 216,230 Iron City " 251,025 Allegheny o 248,130 1- ,12024,673 Lut w.k.....12,101,348 Ei!!!EMl!all3EMaill:t ITreaser2 Nous and Notes of other /WAN 154571 117,263 hU,702 11,125 30,3h2 111,255 1°,701 Plueburgh Exchange. M. A . &Sachet:AA. Iron Clly Allegheny. IMIZETI Society ge•e i heir good music TII6 Frobblo last evening, to a thin tmeo. hire. Downing. and Mr. it. Sieber Rang exceedingly well and were encored every lima they appeared. The Froheinn Sociely ming pretty well. The first pert woe not eo good as they cano. Mr. and Mrs. Grebe performed on the pia o with great 1 , acceptance and were heartily encor .. d. l'imemis going to Allegheny city II be pleased with' a visit to the tailoring and clothing establish ment of .1. L. Carnagban .i. Co., on Federal street, above the railroad depot. Their business in men'. and boys clothing has become truly an extensive one, .and ranks among the most fashionable in our &lea. f 11162 WAN MUKTAXO LINIMEnr.-10lthIlie virtue, alone could insure the success which this article has attained—for Rheumatism, Salt Rheum. Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints. or Golds, Spain, Pole Evil and .Swellings upon Horses, It boa no equal for man or beast. No person will be without It who has once tested its value. "And with reference to the general estimation of the Mustang Liniment, I can cheerfully say that no article ever performed so many cures in oar neighborhood as this. L. W. Satan, Ridgefield, Conn." 8. Lunn, Esq., Hyde Park, Vt., writes "that the horse was considered worthless, (his ease mss spovin,) bat niece the free use of the Mastong Liniment I have sold him for $l6O. Yens Liniment Is doing wonders up here." Such testimony Breach ing an every day. The half is not told. Every fam ily should have It. Bewareof imitations. The gen uine Mustang is sold by all respectable dealers throughout the world. Bagasse tr. Puns, Pr,priotors, New York. Also, Lyon's celebrated Insect Powder. S. A. Bows .k:Co. bare put opened thoir Ice Cl4lllll Saloon for the season, where the lovers of this &B eatty can be supplied at all boon of the day and pre. sang, together with all the etceteras. They keep eon stantly on bud stymy kind of plain and fancy cakes end eonfectlonety, mannfacticred from the bast ma fetal and, got competent work - men. .Wedd6g and other partiu supplied on shit natio* and in the . . .-,, -, tt:1 , ti..r . . ,, ..: .-if:i.-.-gt,.1,, - - Sr. Loafs, May 23.—A private letter dated Pacrei City, lowa, states that a report had jait raided that place stating that a party of starving Pike's Peak emigrants had attacked and captured an outward. bound train near Ofallon's Bluffs. Dating the melee, D. C. Oaks; conductor of the train, was killed, and Mr. Griffith, the newly appointed postmaster of Au roraria, en route to take charge of the °Mee, was hang by the desperadoes. The new Mexican mail of the 2d reached Inde pendence last night. The overland mails from Stockton, of February and March, had arrived at Santa Fe. The first was driven back, in crossing the Colorudo, by Moharo Indians. A letter dated Fort rains, May 4th, informs the Republican that Cot Roffman has concluded a treaty with the Mohave Indians. Few Yong, May 23.—The steamship City of Bal timore, from Liverpool on the 12th inaL, arrived at this port at S o'clock this morning. A summary of her news was obtained off Cape Race, hot the pa pers tarnish the following additional intelligence: The number of volunteers to the English navy which were offering at Woolwich, was about 200, daily. It was stated confidently in the London clubs that immediately on the meeting of Parliament, Lord Palmerston will move, seconded by Mr. Russell, a vote of censure on the ministry, for having dissolved the Parliament under such critical circumstances. The 'Moniteur Beige give. notice. to these Belgian subjects who may attempt privateoring, or act con trary to the duties of neutrality,that they will be treat ed as pirate. abroad, and be liable to prosecution be fore the tribunals of Belgians. Mrs. Sheridan Muspratt, a sister of Charlotte Cashman, died at Liverpool on the 10th inst. Witarmoros, Del., May Vl.—At the meeting of the General Assembly to-day, the Rev. 11. J. Wal lace, of Philadelphia, read a report of the Church Extension Committee_ This is the third year of the active existence. The receipts ore 70 per mt. in advance of last year. Its field of operation is daily widening and greater powers and increased contribu tions are required. Reports of correspondence with foreign bodies including !otters from the evangelical churches of France were heard. The Rev. E. P. Parkins, from the Association of Musachnsette, made an address and in excellent spirit, which was received with applause. An overture from the churches of Kentucky, desiring to resume their con nection with this body, was referred. The Rev. Justin Perkins, a Missionary from Persia, addressed the body by invitation, occupying an hour. Large audiences are in attendance. NOIANAP6I.I9, May 23.—The Report of the Board of Foreign Minions was read. The Rev. Mr. Speer, of Wisconsin, a returned missionary from China, spoke of the eirilleation of the Chinese, their attain ments In science and progress io agriculture. Tho remainder of the day was spent in discussing the Report of the Committee in regard to the transfer of the Western Theological Seminary. A resolution was adopted to receive the Seminary under the espe cial patronage of the General Assembly. The point of location wan then discussed. Without concluding the Assembly adjourned. WASHINGTON, May 23.—There wan an extraordi nary session of the Cabinet to-day, called to consult nn bueinesa connected with the State Department It is understood that they passed upon the form of dispatches to our Minister abroad to be communi cated to the courts to which they aro respectively accredited, setting forth the neutral position of our government in sieve of the pending F.oropeno hos tilities. Mr, Bishop, the reeently appointed Coromignioner of Patents, arriresthero to-day and entered open the duties of his Cafe. New Ormeass, May 21.—Tehuantepec minim of the 14th, received by the Contscoalros, state that the passengers by the steamship Oregon, which makes the connection between Ventura and Acapulco, re port that OeneraTMalker and three hundred men were on board the Vanderbilt steamship Orizaba, which had arrived at Acapulco (rum San Francisco. Their intentions were unknown, but it was supposed they were bound to Southern Mexico. Sr. Loess. May 23.—The overland mail, with dates to tho 20th, arrived last night. Tbo Oregon State Democratic Convention nominated Lansing Stout fur Congress. The Republicans have nomina ted David Log.. All the American residents of Merniosilo, Smme, have been ordered to leave the city under the penalty of death. No ciuse has been !assigned for the sud den hostility. Sr. Loves, May 23 -The river has fallen eight intl.. within 24 hours, and is still receding. All the upper streams are reported on the decline. The weather is clear and worm. N 1V Y 0 ,1, 1 ,1, Dlny 23.—The bank Plato:tient for the post vierli glow, the following rental: Increase of eporto MEM: decrease of !minx n 19,000; deem.e of iirrulatioin $ I its,ooo, decrease of net deposit, 5112,000. Lor[sNu.i.e. May 23.—The river it sh,•nt station ery, with live Ire[ water in the eariet. • -. Tile Grnerel Synod of the Reformed Presby terian Church will meet in Philadelphia on the ••'.l",iti inst. .1 synopsis of the proceedings will be publiehed_in lba GrtLarra. weekly Itev lew oft he Pfolt•tourgb Market Rpor44 rperullty for the PittatnnTh Gazet,l 11, in, h.. loon one of renhlion fra to t ,trite. tnent tf thotee tona autl nte :oast non, as they vrat , l:cited then_ The , wart.. for Breadaturfa has lost all the adranee lair.-. 1 under wran - olatire movement, and .lore the forrtgn news .I,oonearetra that the oar la ant lanly to creet, any foreign &wand', nod that prlce• do not advance. ou, own matte must actg.. dollupon • brand) b o at, and priors mug , he reguiah‘l I.y the Imo of .apply and demand. •.• • . The (lotions,' market h. fall..n orrll.Nl Lb! on Hour, ft,,,,, the highest pomt, and the Cho ago W heat market. :+k *tan!, Thema, marketmot the country hare fallen off in a similar run, and the whole affair has demonstrated that the excitement was the freolfeheat and bad the halt been of •ny .ver or It bad literally no foundation, and was simply sod ponly gambling upon the one chance ist •hich the war In Enrage gave of a large n0t... , In ollior reaptets the market preserve. the otnal tone, The Bummer season I. booing on, and the Summer dog... le coming with It. In money matters there sa not moth change. The gen and appeal-wen , of ion n,y affairs elerwhere i. not encourag. log to those who era calm enough to look all the facts In the fare, end beakers an, therefor, In aie not /surprised to learn, inclined to haul su sell a little, and contract then ti.. cetuut lines. She hasp ration of dry gooda at Ner York last arro again large—St,Soo,ooo, end tho 44n:tents of aped. wem ono, tuonx the emarner from Batton took out $1,350,000: bne from New York $1,500.000: and .other ¢7so,olo—foal, $3,x00,000. Th. Persia, on Wedumalay of tlint week, will tako $2,1 , 00,0L1), and other tre.wil probably $1,00),(00 morr—a low, in two awake. of worn mationr ' flow long In Ire stand thi. dram • If it cont.:lnel few weeka or month. longer, th. banks, a ho will furnish the most of it, will do w.:lto look to It in time. Oar Intelligence from .9 parte of Ow country le mu...ag ing ag to the crepe. The prospect is glortoue. Wheat here vest has begun In South Carolloe and tlo>rgl. 4 and will Ledo this week In Sentlie.rn Illinois and Tennessee.. Ito subjoin a few Items of Interest. FM Yoga, Slay 2n.—At the tea gala teedity nearly all of the mitslogne woe sold at 'lightly under mice.. The follies - • lug po lees were obtained —llyson, 204E04; Young llyson, 27itte:li4,Terankayi 21W e .Tii; Etyma Yerienkay. T. ,, ,R.,31 . 1 Gun. powder, NWT: Imperial, 20..• 03; Oolong., :Vic I'd: Soo rboof 15065. Now Oxicsas, May 16—r. —Flour very dull • awl oho market eJ nneettled that quotatiou• cannot to given with any degree of accuracy. A good demand for Cora, and pricey tending upward; sales of 4,006 bag. at 96(4970. Mess Pork nominal and unsettled; It It offered at SIn,OO.•tIS no buyers. Sugar has declined to fif g4di z io, and in dull. Mo lasses has declined to 34Q35c, and doll. Sight exchange , On New Turk by advanced prem. Bacon dad and drooping. TNT. Is y 4.1.11,41.16 changing of loans, but a. yet node) ['rutty In obtaing facilities at the advanced tatca. Several of the large bank. decline any transactions below 6 amt. and insonic caws 7 le r unt ; toil there are many loans at 5 N taut outetending which hav• not been disturbed There La • alightly Incroseed enuring at sonar of the books,. but tbo dierronnt bruises still complain of. ecarcity of good paper. Call loans may be quoted at toga TA cent; ant ohon paper deg. 7 W Coot. with • few prominent names et tups l . 50 cent.flor very abort dates—et N. Y. Tear. lirovhiane have also beau made to rebound. ateldbo se par tie, who bad eneured • buoyant market In anticipnUon that tbo time for .are epeculaliva opelattsus had arrived, are neceamrily feeling rather uncomfortably. Prices arcenn settled, and the tine poalttoo of the market it is almuat im• poolible to arrive at. The probabilities seem to be that they will land again at the even Sorra COY% fur hulk and Bawls Shoulders, and lie&OC for bolt and Bacon Sides. the week precolling May 23.1: opocls. 1 LL.O4. Depoidta. 424,75311,771,6061 644,373 200,88011,520,6991 369,559 103,011 1 1,012,970 208,094 511,330 622,8314 94,802 77,330 721,4*: 76,313 1011,1051 710,261 192,004 96,485 732,106 119,149 1,77 a,093 I I 865 07 1,053,799;7,1111,8 1,089,513:7.235,5 =MI $3.8,027 4,111 30,802 8,150 29,755 12,449 25,952 66,969 35,361 77,417 10,39 J 35,423 viiry quiet feeling. and bat little Pvarls 111 . 01ittoted at fv , tiiti. tiasti and timn, awl Pots .t tif3b‘,.l . ; Pod. Ash i 4 .ready at ;Itv,ica!, cash qUil flu" for oralnar) quality. BUTTER a EGG.§—there 1. acarcely mottling tieing lu Roll butter, sod the ee..n may be rtuteitlertal ae nearly °tor," we mulloal at 11:4411. Eag. ate not plenty, but the demand la alackening up, and we yenta d nil at 11(rell%. Ilaettat—lbe market le itetuly et about lett week'. rate.; tea note repel. Wes of Moulder., at 13ianS, Was at ,10, plain Ile.. at taty.t'alftX, tit. Louis auger (.'oral 11. and city dui:4442 , To are cash tat.; no long time a fraction ittadtital. . • [MANN—dull, and almost no sale; Ludy on OCCLBi..I In• qulry is made, nod lames ere *thrust mammal at r)l,=, fur prin. small IV tato, IlltOONlA—there is • eery steuly demand, a n d the ro. cella), are not more than adequate to It; mien of common to choice et S2MAA3,OO, and fancy at s3,f,a ; DUCKISTit AND TUBS—The factory prices (cahh, par funds) at Fallston and Nos Brighton nee for Buckets sl,bo qhsl,b, mad Tuba, $4.7br•556,76 doz Promstore, buckets sell la the retail way at $1,76€42,00. CORDAGE— I Manilla Rope, coil, 13 c Si N Manilla Rope, 002,140 II lb 11000 p Ropey 0011, /1 0 i 1 lb Hemp Rope, cot, 12 c 11 lb Terred Rope, 004, It 0 $1 115 Tarred Rope, cut, 12 a St lb Packing Yowl, Limy 11 o p lb PacklagYartyoom Iti elite RED CORDS—Meals, 1 51,5 8 0, 112.,754gi ~ 0001 doe. $2,000V2 Comp mil,ll a VID 1 .75 II doe. 1.1.000 LI LINES—MeaI/4n chi V dos Hoeg, Toe. COTTON YARNS—The market le steady at the 5.15,w log quotatkma which aro corrected to date: MIND TUN. Non 540 10inclueive G:i c pt. No. 1n... Noe. 11 & 12 21 0 4$ lb N0.'17... No. 13 —220 SIM No, IS— No. 14 -Mc Si di N 0.19... No. 15 .....................24 c 111N020... WW lb 1 WM. 110.400- —.oil c lii dos No. SOO.. No. 5110...-... ......... 10 c iiii dos Nw.900...0. No. 600.._._.......... 9 e * dos No. 1000. NA 700 . a c rit dos Carpet cheln, wienoL 153 c $1 M Do do whlte,2s to S 5 mita, 31 0 Do do 20 to 440 220 0 Cecelia Pero..--•• " Candlewick Mic 0 eaxrrint. No CANDLES AND ROAN—Candls are ahem as oar pa.. Haw s ou 1.234, mould 13 and adamantine 18C010. Sam ram 10s as before, steady at 0 for common. 13% for Palm, and 10 for Sawyer's 'rant A Castile, ISCON for Sawyer'. Chemical Wes and 7 far °arsons. CIIRESZ—the inquiry is sot briar, and emirs are quite lor t iales of ors W. It. at 9010. an fa goslily. Receipts areaiWartigly meagre. DRIED FRINT—we cast tear of nothing dololt in Apples in Pada* atm are atomics° wales, hs mall Lots, at 0,747 iUMELSll.5—prirDs WOW'S SrP selthj st 43, ea Wind; sad he wad. at 43, thu amount 'ring not large and /11111.-4 amalarata &mils° tar Ilachmel at 01,05 taißr Cum Ss and 1113,008017, 0 0 fer large; DC bras liras VOSS - 51111118:88 1i1171817,755w, uauf._49 0,00„. MN= C ommercial O,MNIITTYY. .11 SIAV V' fir 'l,, Wu. II Wit. “/., .1..1111, W Ck•Ot 13= 8 of dot ..... 8 a S dos 8 as dos Twin.-- "k it ID Caulking lac " Family Baltiltra---/ek , " Batting, No. 1,..-...-160 •' Du No. 2.._.._.140 •' ,Lalis WhllsylitAoehtfkliih*hr.4l4o ,s 9 6 . / 4 .TM ,', c , MA BRlCK:—there ire iman tett:l4off wry Pr rolv FLOUR—the decline since oar Intl b. fatly equal to tho admire taco toted. 'While the exclatteeat lieltd the 0 . - o.dnte IMO belly, ranging from 500 toI,OOO thle a air bet gore the decline they here brim oft to tombs: , tto Isere nn lots offerer] from first hoods yestenlaj,andrlre OW.. In the absence of sees, at 0,2504,50 for toper and t alts • on arrival. Prom store, the &mend Is reoredlnglyllghti sod 1100 =flog Was are $450 for Boperdoe. E7.° for - ' Extra, sad $7,50 to $7,75 far good ,to cholas family Extra. Hy e Flour, train ore, $5X05,37. o( ; ... OftAlN—ne lb Ls .0 chance to slolp Oars, (ha l daniend Is not to brisk, a d prices, from first hands hare Wee told Oinn, and Kis,s7 r am store, CCM3 contloasesceressed sells sr SS , , (rum rot bends, and h 00395, from storm 'Firs Ilse .dram to PI, 01 tint hands, toad 9.5, from it i SLIM Pi [paline] ate 70. tiara? f• In fslr demand sts47,ool„lns fur gooi to prim . Pa. htettiterratioan, nod very MOP coming In. • • ROCESIESL.Sagar is setting steady to the coonir7o gt ];,and ktelaaaos 43, mall and chart erxYtisale , ' on long:ft-Mo to tho country arc made at anal...on these figurer , . Ochee le steady at M. at 63..c,..te. ass PIPS--tho fo owing are the quotations for wrought Iran tubing, r Foot. Per Foot. Itch Oa. 7 eta 134 troth Oas 1 "" 1 4 14' " 1.1400 e ect to the customary dlaeounL lIAY—A fair eopply et wales, arid mica, at sll2sla le ton HIDES k LEATHER—tha market for Ilidea redsaina un dimmed, and we quote Dry flint at af, Green Beef Fildes era steady al and Ores, batted at O. Dough Leather turn country tarineta, yes In moderate dercumd, and dealer], am buying at mazi. We correct car quotations ferDrausel Leather, a. follow, Red Spanish Bela Slaughter " . year Loather Skirting Leather sit tc.. IRON A NAlLS—card rates remain nochamtad; but largo lots r.l mUls and common bar Iron can ho bought at KO% ender quotations: .• ac. Common Cu Iron pox . J mdats " " ...4 inn Plow Wing. ...4 Stabs ...4 mkna. 101.1 164 Nona 84 to &f" Urndm • • •• it retire Naßs 4 pkey,._..3,7s dd • id " 6d Id " 44 .—..4.76 " 0,15 24 " " ^.447,661 Out liplkol a to 4 1 4 inch 6 to 6 Writ Spit. Inch •11 langths " 6-16 - 6$ V:11 .. CIA 1111131121 "MUT wort. Nos. IS, 14, 15, 16.17 515 I% 18, 20, 21 • U... " 5 u 26 LARD—No.I City Rend. r° and In kegs a 13@124. gal. SIE6S PORK—nothlng doi ass% to todiate the terppse 01 L---oleo or Refined Coal 70. Lard Oil fro. Ihi firm at 70271. POTATOES—the demand la dearly; silts by the bbl es. $2,2.5w450, and by the boa, at 70 for common and ml.tel, 60 for Reds, nod 11410 for Neahanoccks. • PIG 11E1'AL—the reported sales this wcek are 1,251 woe $21.604 201 du bleresrCa, made from Lake Superior ore, et VG; 100 do do choice at s.2"h 210 do Mercer Co, Cute st 1,22,00; and 200 do Coke, hotter quality, at 125—a1l at 8 months. Blooms are ateady at SEA. Thorn evert. Indicate • declining market. SEEDS—there Is nothing doing In Clover beyond a enc.!l trade at 2550; from Snit hands not everll2s mold be real. Dol. Flax U already at 61,00,:a1,65, end Timothy at $1,75. SALT—we note. fair demand, and lain/ of No. 1 in the regular way ' at 51,251h1.A. TALLO—roogh I. bonght Ls tho butchers et 7, ant , country rendered at 9. WLNDt.)I9 GLASS—pricts are Ann, and we rcpeot of gnotutiona for the mall Enos, city make:-6xB and 709. $3,00; 8010, $3;75; 8811 to gxll ..d 9012 to 10012, $1.20, 8.013 to 9x13.d 9014 to 10010, $l,OO. Moro are not cask Prktrg country brands range 50 COOl4 box I see. For the ance.ding medium mitt, 10 V. cont dine:dust at. LEAD—trot and in antady demand al x:,6054 keg br pare in oil, and dry So . g 1 soldoct to the tenni discount. Red Load 8109, net, and 1,1 tbarge W RISK EY —Wet of twat 371--on advantironall rectified at 70(41. WOOL—the 6e/101.1 •tolle openivg.a..l ID aware. to oar Inq niche we Meru 11.ot buyer. are ottering=g33 for COlll6lOll, to 15 ft/r full blood. %hien is about to better loan last yenen opening calm. The war In Europe bee ehmked the nal - swimg tendency to this staple. If It continues, not only will tarp quatitltisa of Etritith woolen goods bo thrown cu our market, hut foreign Wool. 0111 also tend ln this dire. lido. The into London Wool tale darned n decline Kcal to tk La, and this cannot be without Its Influence hero. But very little tom yet Mon offered for .ale In this market,' but tee look fur comiderable receipt. within the next week end wetke ensuing. Import• by River ZANF.SVILLE, per KmmeGrahlia—no bble highsrinee, do do door, 7.1.1 blobs tobacco 25 rolls lentber, 21 eke scrape Clerk A mo a crated rage, 15 aka .543 bbl eggs, 1 do butter, .3 A Fetr.r; 4 14. do, Clutch A Lk:toren; 59 eke rage, II AVConnell; art 1151 pop.r, Atwell!, lee A co; 1 ba. cage, Lloyd & Black;:, do do, Brown & Kirkpatrick:l3s346sot., K tog, rennoek S ore 5 bbl. salt, A Ackley; 1 do egg', W Itageley; 1 sk froth:fa, J Dnelare I bx. ea; 01 sks rage. J3l Perk.. &Co pee bumps, 31/10140o; 2' ale 5511, 2;3 half do do, Shod.. & Verner, 4 61:11 dried pCACIINI, !knurl,: CS ballot b.y, Cr. CINCINNATI. ter Poland—lo 551 tabacco,bliller G Kick 04405; I wagon Stowe; by clean, Centield.-= to hems, 43 551 s oil, 1 trunk. Sailor. Aun 4 tea hams, Watt Wilson; 24 551 e shies y, 1141100; I cit. hams, B. vtiarbleah 110 bbl 00 , i1h: su kgs ryrup, net., Park A co, 6d pkg. lb,, to tt, 0, beady A OP, LO 551 s vli.kp, Calwayi 5 tee bed. 5 do ham., White brow. It; 111 , lard,lo to hams, 70 bbta door, dl 551 cotton, 2 b. renter., LI) Ws floor, 1 eager milt, 1 pc ...fa 1 I.s, Clark A ae 1 do tobacco, dwutawel, 1.1 57 551 door, Myer. A 3.l'nevitK 70 do do, Liggett & Si do do, Ilatto.or A Sl'lleowra 17 ale bbl Wood. I=l The titter rose a few_ inches on Saturday night, owing le the henry allover's of ha daybefore, but It u nothing (peak The Imainea. on the levee wan light. m, The water by pier woe it Buie ovek O fet. The Bogorn of doer from th e Mononeahola valley bane ent meet , ceemol ;deco the sod den doer Wall of prices in the market. The ratite of freights to all points duet rt the river have edvence,l a little once the river became eo low. They now ' range en Pittsburgh heights from here to Cu:swim:Al, at 15 nod 20c; to Louisa - Sim:Mond 2.5 n to St. Louis. IA and 115; to Otaahrille, SU , .w ice' 4d. to Eh Paul, 05 and Oh to Elam phis, 40 and 15, and to Se. Orlesca. 50 and E 5 The cad looking wracks at the wharf ate gradually &see • I patting. The .1. U. Coon was wrecked by Capt. Bachelor of the Eureka Incur:ince Cc. She netted $1,20:1. Ile toot oat all the heaviest artlciaksuch as bolters, shells, etc., oriditold what was lett of the hull In • lump. the solo° at the whole ansonntlag to the sum oboes specified. The wreck of the Jsmea IVood van sold to Jones k Leath for Ehoott. That al the Conned Bluff eon bought by the Captain and owners for Shot. The Jennie Cray was oleo bought by bar owners ;for $.550. ma Panels and Potomac were cold to J. A. Ilutchleon fur 51.600, to the eggregafk. The Henry lirnd , st anmUon, bronght $705. The Jacob Poe left for Louisville on Saturday, cod the Dr. Bane on Sonde,' morning. The Charon fame In. ae ousel, but with • very light load. The Poland, from Lcuieville, and the Emma Gralism, from Zanesville, were at the land ing on Monday morning, with good leads. The Argyle got op as far no Wheeling, and laid up then. There isnot water for her at Glass boom, The Cincrnnatl o.st ta of Bal.:day moll: On Monday evening Robert Boyd and Rawl Curl. or Ward, cooks on the Mom. Daniel Boone, Drib Inte.lorod met, got into • difficulty while the toot out lying at Mem phis, In which , Boyd was killed. Ile belongs. this city sod L as • family hero. The evidence berms 'the coroncea Jury ~e to the effect that Boyd Jerked • hot gridiron from the furnace and commenced belaboring Casey with It, whs.. upon Caney grasped • large carelog knife and *truck at Us aniot.ist repeatedly, one blow taking effect In the 101 l breast near the region of the heart, producing death In about Mule armoire. r===l New At. hay Vi —Cotton market clawed goofy; sales 1500 twirl et 11% for middling upland.... Flour advanced; velem 13 500 bbl. ; dontbern $7 003.9. Wheat advanced; sales 13,000 bon white amore $3. Oakes° Spring $ll5. Corn eale• 2.(100 too. Mean Pork buoyant at 6 6 7 0017 I.eltne slo33@lsso. Recoil dnU 8%4914' for . Idea; 1ien71.4 for abouldtr. Lardbuo3 ant at lIYALN. eer . ie, nothing dime. Lestbeiltoyent. Oils quiet; Unwed ro4jtC7; lard 9:{o9'LB. Tallow doll at 11®1114'. Pot .8.11h0.1 fittn et 50. Opts Turpontine firm. Rinitt firm. Alm Stroke :ironer; Ch k Rk 1 62; 111 Coo 55; do bonila.7B; Mich. Sou, gesrantrod. 374;: N I" Oen 721,; 5111wauirle 6:010 60 5.14 Vs es 01, Oa a Ch O3I3; Par Mail 7214; Teem 64 70; market closed wink. Cotton Fleight4 to Liverprod 5 32. Cmctmvart, May 23.—F100r, aftor news from New York,. advanced 25c, closed at $0 75 for superfine. Wheat firm. Whisky drol Pro:Malone unchenged; mesa pork cold at $l7: some balk std. at S. &Torsi-log from 33 to 8580 Lard 1.1 Molasses 37430; Prtgare..V.&734. Money easy; ex- change very firm at 1.8 per cent prom P011.1.011.131a, Slay 5.3 —Flour markot Armor; prices ec. ceptable on Saturday now iv fused; gales ropertineat $7 76Cil 7 50; cote and extra family at $7 821.807 75; receipts cra- Maio Nery smelt; co accumulation of crick. Rye Flour rolle elowly at 14 7545; Corn 11043 at $l. Wheat comes forward elowly but demand limits?: sales 3000 bus at 61 70,„1 80 (or red; white et $1 801 00. Are arrllard to 94Q93. Coro on; eroded; good ye11...10601.1 at 135, bat Lowe only offer 9 . 4 V.. WOO bus Pa tioto rold at 15. Grocetika and Provision= very • little movement. The new clip of Wool commenced coming forward, but opening prices net yet fixed. 300 bole Ohio Whisky sold at 31c. Taos,: who delight in escaping from the heated atmosphere of the city, on such n sultry day no this promises lobe, will ba obliged to us for suggesting a visit to Iron City Park, where a pie-nic is to be giv en for the free schools attached to St. Paul's Cathe dral. Young's brass band has been employed for the occasion, and trains will run to the ground hourly. • •_ \ 2 . •-•, • - , MACNE C P ASTER THE GREAT STRENGTHENER AND PAIN DESTROYER—The best and climpeet bows. bold Remedy to th; world. Simple and pleemnt Ito ap plicallon, certain sad effectual in Ito regalia A Isentlfal mieutiffc external curative, applicant° for the relief of polo el stir time, in any piece, in nay port or the 1..2W2 tem, and under all circninetences. If you pot this Mater anywbare, if polo if them the Newer .101141 a More until the pain bay ',taloned. The Piaster magnetises the polo away, mei PAIN CANNOT EXIFT RIMER THIS PLASTER. IS APPLIED. Rheumatism, Loololow, Stiffness, Debility, lierrecimmea Noll mtg., Dyspepsia, Coughs, and Cold., Pains and Achim °revery kind, desert oven to Coro., am immediately reined and, with a little patience, permemently cured, by the magi, W saloons* of the MAGNET/0 PLASTRIL It le the alra. pleat, sweet, safest, Omen:WNW and cheapeot remedy existence. It. application to nedrecsal—equaily to Lila • wrong nun, the delicate woman, end the Diehl° To each and all It will prase • Bale cod • Riming. /fa . rem is agreeable, and without annoyance or thembla Ito price lo within the reach otall—rich or poor; aR msy bare. It woo an, Wet • d suffering In Roy Way. FARMERS Mould be *brays supplied With this lumina , Me PLASTER. It will be the Good Physician in .ay household, ready at all 'lna, and at lostant notice. • .- Pot optx tattled Ma boxes. Each box will mate sp a eight platters; otol arf OW an optima than: roc.. cents !shim, Milli - di-Deism im tEIIICAD. " inventor and Prmiser or, Prow Turk. SIOILEBEALYBLIIIINNT/0 PLASTEDis mid by Andrus • gists in every city:aim:la and 'Waged the Milted ntates, tualsesiksrlyiir,. t'.B c 111 ej? 'MEW S FROM EUROPE.See N. Y. Daily. Ifemkt,Tribcmand,lasosi da ...a to .iny tot- Insaty. L.. 7wrrditar Mit Una a• bun* LULL I.W. PITCOCK. Acia ORANGES AND LEMON,S-, • • .100 Bose. gust= Orogen 100 do d.' I.l.opa r ip, Boyd, cn otalesomora tod f0T0014.67. • ." 02,24- - • • W ar r DICKIq. 110111 POUND SYRUP OP PROSPRAT.ES chm=dc 4 Fcc 4 .' gurrarftesh re-.d AliClt-100•Bze Pe2rl ttarCili for gale by 4.5! Per 0001. 1 Inch ... . u ..... " a ty ROM Boat ROMEO AND 1NV11 , 13- ? Nj ' " 4" LT Z.. Horan Eloa 1 by %, 7-16 and, tli t acti.---' •-• 534 Dandy 1% by 54„ 46 ...a we , 14 Saddle Tree I,w/1% by 9-16 . d 4 ln 4 do " I ‘, and 1 , 4 bz 9-16 1r . 14 In " ay, I. Ilela at 12 in i^f, •01 count - 17 at 11. , g; WA quote. in the M.o.= of f the warget. at 517,M019. II of 51,0 0, and Lubricating_ at and Linateul nominal Of
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