.7IINB 24, 1850, _ . Oahu af , Gov.-Chase Ihr the Presidential sondnation have been very elaborately set:forth. . by Mr. :'John Oreine:r, gaiter of the Colman! ~ - (0.) Gazette. Mr. Greiner declares that the "Mhmissippi Valley is falrly entitled to the condi -'datelor Mk dismisses the claim of Seward, Proton!, aid eciitfityfitheto; gut witnii up with ltttfoliowlnstafe l.."froo.'Ohasoisjoat , hither*OsOof t life, and of ~,teal abllttY to cedars sartuaunt Of labor. chat:iota abovecrePitrech, aft , walk and conversation are such as to dignify and adorn the character of the highest standard of encellence,nhat of a true Christian gentleman. No mon can know bite es a citizen, in the every day affairs of life, and net ottiord to bins the homer; of sincere respect. Will it not be well . for the people of the United States to look to this, and bviame significant Ad on their part, de .eockethlug 'to restore to the atmosphere of Washington Immo of, that purity and dignity is once pooseesel,. but which now seems en mocks stranger • Of hie political ii!incipleiii". Montol 541" before • the country, in the jot:waste of the Seatifikr-the United States, and in the sielsives Of Ohio. Ths ta mere adventurer, bat is, in .the broadest sentss of the term, ,statesman. 'Be hoe shown • hionelf a man of mark „in the 'lmeetobly of _the ,nbleat men of the 11inublie. lie is ctaitteatkr practical, and his , Strong common elms*, molted. to his 'aitenelii acqtaremente, and the sound - - neits of bf47ootaltonatitatinn, combine to.make . Aare equal to any emergency Iwwhich he may. be placed: TOdo eight fa struts his fret im- Prase, eud,hisaober seeoea;tlought, the power of hismiU, and the energy of.his charocter, ever enable him to constimmatObis purpose." Ostoon.—Oreg" .has chosen the first dele gates to the National Republican Convention. They ariit..o. Hovey, W. Warren and Leander Ha in es. The State Convention appointing them squatted on squatter sovereignty as follows : ..while ere recognize the fact, that by the con stitution the sovereignty of the - territories is waled in the Congress of the United States, wo acknowledge as well that Congress may delegate She enerolee of that sovereignty in part or in whole to the people of snob territories, and are in favor of such delegation as far as may be con sielent with the protection of free Libor and good government therein." ..The Convention nominated Daniel Logan for ,Congress. The Oregon Statesman, the leading Democratic paper in the Btate, takes aides strongly against Gen. Lane, andeays he has not got and cannot get the Democracy of Oregon into his breeches pocket. He succeeded, however, in preventing there-nomination of Lafayette B. Grover for the neat House, and placing Lansing Stout, a more willing eervant of himself, forward as the Democratie candidate. The friends of Mr. Oro Ter, represented in the Statesman, are in a con dition of indignation nearly Akin to bolting, and inaistthat a majority of the nominating conven tion and of the Democracy of the State acre for Grover, but that their voice was perverted by the trickery of Lane and his partizans. AN AtPIIiTTE FOR OTSTE/113.—1t may be remem bered that, not very long since, every dinner commenced with oysters, and that many of the guests swallowed some few dozen, even as many as twelve dozen. I wished to ascer tain the weight of this seas( garde, and 1 found that a dozen oysters (water included) weighed four ounces; or twelve dozen three pounds. Thls satisfied me that the same men who eat a hearty dinner afterwards would have been completely appeased had they eaten the the same quantity of meat, even of chicken. While in Veraailles in 1798, as eotomiernary for the directory, I was continually brought in con tact, with Blear Laporte, grefiler of the tribuncl, a great amateur of oysters. He said he never yet had been able to eat enough at one sitting, or, no he expressed it, "tout roe soul.", I re tched to procure him that satisfaction, and I invited him to dinner. Ile came. I kept time with him.up to the third dew, when I let him go on- alone. He had eaten thirty-two dozen; the operation taking an hoar, the person who opened them being rather slow; and as I had not diced I stopped him when. he appeared only in fall swing. ...Yon cher," I said, "it is not your fate to est your soul of oysters to-day. Let us dice!" We did so, and he made as hearty a dinner nail he had been fasting. -1 4 BuCE.! Boca ! How Maar House !"—Tho press had a good deal of fun at the expense of Zachary Taylor because in his Presidential mes erge he staid—among other things--"We are at peace with eil the world, and seek to maintain our cherished relations with the real of mankind." Considering that Zachary bad eeen more ser vice in Iho field than in the oouncil chambers of the nation, some allowance should have been made for the General's blunder. But whar must we think of ouch a scholar as James Buchanan Perpetrating a bull equally as ridiculous as Zachary's. The President, it Deems, baa been on a visit to North Carolina and while there be had a "talk at the people," and is the conclu ding portion of his remark, Jeemes made the following startling announcement: "My lamp of life cannot continue long. I hope I may survive to the end of my Preaiden tie.' term, bras° emphatically do I believe that mankind, as well as thrpeopisof the United States, are interested in the primervotion of this Union that I hope I may be gathered to my father. be fore I should triunes its dissolution." Tan ILtsrr FAMLLY.-11 the whole gang of Federal'ofEce holders throughout the northwest would act openly instead of secretly with the Republicans, the Democracy would be stronger for the riddance. —Forney. There in no qneetion that oince you commenced acting openly with thelleptiblicans, the Democ racy been much stronger for the riddance 4Cin..Enguirer. dad if yon: would follow Forney's example, and act openly with the Republicans, instead of 'secretly, as you are now doing, the Democracy would be much stronger for the riddance—Lou. Courier. As you are the open advocate °Mc Abolition -heresy of Congressional intervention, instead of being allowed communion with the Democra cy you should be kick jj ato the camp of the enemy, where you tea s":= eloog.—Requirrr. l!an. COBB'S demnad (or $5,000,000, so soon &bertha declarations of an overflowing treasury that were put forth on official authority, shows "the Insufficiency of the present revenue system -for the•needs of the government. The Pref.-- 'dent etrongly recommended a modification Mr. - Cobb opposed and ridiculed the 'magma ic a, and it 8 raid that. he jocosely explained the ditfer ence between himself and the President by say ing that 2dr. Buchanan was opposing the ad ministration. . TM:views of the Secretary pre , ailed with Congress, and the result is continual 'borrowing.- The Washington correspondent of therNew York Courier Enquirer says that, pre t (.7 soon "Mr. Cobb, in the name of the United , fitativt, may be expected to stop every aequain. Amine with the ingtdr3r--have you cry ten shit '. litige abont you?" . lux Lanett nit Illusonsi.—The Pew Mayor - of BC 0011evieTe r Missouri, in hie message to the Boesd'of Aldermen, uses the following osprey ' skis larignite ou the Free Labor question ~s.At-St time when everything indicates ancarly , clumge in the instill:thous of the State, conse quent en the decline of the fatal 'Southern pre• judicee, which have to long obtainod, remising is s largo - J:4mM emigration from tho proeper `,;:daS States of the.Nortb, it is both the duty and interest of.,the OitiZellfl of those town, lying on :lhegreathighway over wbieh-they must peas, ' to.give an assurance not only of protection to • person arid:property, but of warm sympathy in their Priditiples. It affords coo pleasure to state on the partef our citizens that no ouch prejudice free white labor, whiah characterises -some of ourldissouri river towns, is tolerated hire, ._that men of all climes and principles will ; , 'lt .ud a hearty welcome at nor hands." . /NYTllUNCE.—The.klebilo Tribune, re• hexing to nrutnor that a cargo of slaves bad re ,, aetitfj been boded on the ' , Weida coast, says : - mei informed that .bladame Rumor has . ' told the truth in this care. A cargo of Africans recently landed on the roger of Florida, end vowel/ the barbarism; are at this, moment not - A:6'om Mobilo. The lit ha dead letter. Tho Florida judges, as we infer from a decision made recently at Key Weet, are in "cahoot" with the slave merchants, perhaps shariog with them a part of the profits of the traffic." Restagassr—Prom busioess. A misiake is those who hive not an occupation to retire fo, .se wellie from. Boob men are never so well nor So happily employed as when they are f 01...., ...., lowittg the avocation which use hoe made a sec, end nature to them. The retired butcher in the :Astighborhood , of- Ilfhilby, tunes have found idle ness . hard work, when he gave notice to his friends, that be should kill a lamb every Thurs. goy, Jut by . way of amueomenL Big Bowan. _ Bunton ;boa got a big board. wakimvuted . - frott:Caltfornia }net to show - the Yankees whot sort of saw-loge they bare in . 'the gold Stale. It is out of a tree called “Bed miod,rl :sawn Mendocino, about 150 miles -north' Of San Francisco, by Ass Simplon, a halliog from Brunswick, Me. - 191:ire not informed of the length of the big , tioerd,:brit it is sound and good Biz feet seven lniiliea *lde. w i ng Ife,,Bubhatian told the people of North Carolina that at the and of ids term be should retire tnpriratis life In the abides of %lowland, the announcement wee/it:tired with loud cheers. Wkilitever this expression of sentiment lacked in titinettray it cruo4o up in good _tense.. - Tue Congregational General Aisocistion of 11- - 7 7- listelj.exf motion of NY, W. W. r 6 ltoP, of Clal.r (hiti of Hartferd,...CLO.latelP voted that , ito 706 , nuniabould2receirw - nld from the edam ,. Venal Otitottittwi.:oo oajcto te the ;nee of -,..' • • . Ser.s:alt yOft:SALE-320 acres of finely timbered ' .tattd Millis misty, MIN 'rano Ele Wks bo , Clalltopolls4% Wks from the Ohio deer. apply to OWL IP. Is ONN,. boilh side of Ltsaak at r alb door East of retinal st.. A Peahen* Ci iota FOR SALE-17 acres of land in Ohio mils. from Allogtomy dry, I mils from tlm r. yt aC. IL R. Afolkoo at Elllbror.. Apply to n CC. W. UtIAN, North .14e of loam* sL.,6tb door ten a Iredmal ghtny City. prl3 VOli SALE-249 acres of land, 100 acres dleared.4oaire =day, good boo" ood orchard ot from IWO to 303 fruit trees of diffasol. kludx bohfoMltlin liMberalh, $11.41 tulles from Mlltide thalbb ba the Penna. B. ft, tveotmm t " .d ` °° " 7 ' - Apply to o .V.llo2trt, north sido of Lcooock, doors etet of federal it., Allegllony J nESIRikBLE liftOPEtt:tk ST IMIBBALF..—The chars part of tho property at Fortin QUA, r u mmy owned by Allen Brown. Is ottero • for We It • low price. The put offered Includes the CVOs. =dices BRICK DIFFILLINU, formerly known as '41.01.11 . • Ktettange; suitable for • natl. Seminary, or other public po+poatnub extol:dire stables and out-building% and em • t bkrydsoacris of cultivated land. The pay. mer a s e go be distriboted through a term Of years, to snit Lhe pprottsur. Apply to It. Bit ADY WII.KINII, 147 Fourth sumo. or to • 11. ILEPBURN. . re train Allegheny Bank. Y s It FOB. SALE.- T La wo 8M.% at corner of Peunand Band Waste -Tiro Boos. cro Lion aide of Band Wont, near Pron. Lam Bedlam ou Wood Meet. corner Of Virgin alley, - oCcoped by B.Dalrell A Co., and palm t Cloley. Apply to 11. BRADY Vi r ILIM4B. mrtinitt 147 Ponnbetroet. I OWA FARMING LANG.—The subscrib -1 an offer for sale on favorable term, six hundred acres Choice Lands, Chatted In Wright and thwenck counties, adjacent to line. of Railroads now lo course of con/grow tion; and one tract only two miles front County seat. The shore will be sold low for soh, or exchanged for firming land. In this or adjoining count Jes. norAi 11r9AHE H •NJ K 2 124 Second lit. VINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR BALM Olt lIHNT.—The subecrlber offers for salsa" , or rent that dellghttni Country Beat, now occupied by Adam Relnernon, In Itesarve Ty, adiseent to Allegheny ty, comprising eight aerosol' choice land, with modern built Brick Dwelling of 14 motor Oroeo Room, Spring Mane, Darn, Eltabling,Tenant Rouse, An. Pour armo are cinder Grape, which promises to ho the most valuable Vine , yard in the county. There are eeveral hundred gyult Treaty Apples, Pont,, Cheryl., Poaches, ho., most of which had been imported at great ant, and an, in fine condition.— The whole Is prime food, highly cultivated and .improvel, and enlisted In &position annmendlug . fine view of the two dyke nod rurrounding country. sebnitf it. R. RYAN. FOR SALE—A tract of landcontaining nine and om half acres, nitunte on the Fourth Street nowt about three miles horn the Court Home. Will I. ...Mow for math. Inquire. 'RISE & MACKENZIE, msf.dtt ALE.. Low, No. GO Fourth .1.1 TOR SALE—Drug Store in Zelienople; a X! good bandlocga already e4dabllotted. Lot DO feat on Maio Argot, on which 1. erected ftsmn Dwelling and :totm. For tongs, de., apply to AI76TIN LOOMIS d. tXI., =M)==ll Ottlo Land for Bale TUE enbocriber offer, for ealo ooction ton, township 12, range 10, Stark reality, uhlo, commooly [mown ~ iillowmares Section,. containing 640 limas. It it altuatni tbr o mil. treat cd Masaillom on ii.. Btate Road leading to Wiaster, and within about two mileri of the Pitt. burgh, it. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. ,The .00th, mat .and CM demon quarters are partly cleared and Improved— the •remainder 1. covered with superior timber—and the whole to well watered by springs and running streams— Thls section la considered the thirst Leidy at later in the county. it will be sold andlvided or In qiiortera to .mil purchase.. To those who &elm to loseet It runt er•lstr belts, opportnuity la rarely offered. .1. 11. SWEII7III. oc2llcdawifT No. 101 4th .trort. Pittsburgh. c Stramthips, GREAT REDUCTION.-TILE VANDER BILT I INS of Culted State limit nioarnahha. VANDERBILT, Cal. P. E. laforers.ioCf; AN QC F.F.N. NORTH STAR., Capt. Jones. Will lorm a Soaretinnr.r line between New York, Sonth• =plan and lime, under IBM. Nirucr, leasing this tide each alternate Saturday, and the other side each alternate Wednostisy. Prom Now York for iFrain risers acd South. Southampton and I imptur. n.r Now Dawn. i York. Asia. ; Saturday, Jane !SAW...lay, /lily riesse ,Saturdsy, July 4 !WM.M.Y. Jul , / V.vrautt, Jwy 111 1We..11....thy, Aug. i•hatut day, July ito W !odure.lay, Aug 17 IiVELS-..lSaturdsy, Avg. 14 .1r.....1,40.y, :.1 V.1,11.11:1? ellit.lrday. A.. V I Wediew.i., :.pt 11 Thew steamships have water tight compartment. . I.6irry shin 6.0.1 Pater Cr Pdtate.6..—(eithar Way lb, lame —Per he. nnt cabin, $320 sod $llO5 second cabin, pdo Pee Areel—First Cabin. BSC Second Cabin, I.J. Perteresn Queen—First Cabin $lOO and Beak ...cif Cab. In, $5O. A limited number third rises, 676. Corti/can. 'cruel uf wow. from /snipe Spewie delleernil en Lowden and Paris. D. ToRfLANCe, splic3.nd N 0.6 Bowling Green. New York. adoncuitural. &r 141011 T PLACE FOIL EVERGREENS, tr.—M,00.3 extra One, glow, id the naiad hardy vs froin 2S to r< feet_ t.0.„1,A0 Irmo .mall to feet. fr4iro est. Duo cherry, iIt,COO tivlch n 3 2 yard., Ln•, three years old, d.rart and standard. Our Nursery Stock In navvy ekrarta , ol I. lam, which It will give us pleasure to above to me friends and ilia pel.lit Pitt,lough °Masud Nurserles, r. efroilawtfP JiMIN MiIt:WAIL J. _Miscellaneous. G. 5. DAT Sr u 5[7: BATES & JOHNSQN, 110.111.115r/bCYCYS.• R 0 0 F ING I . 7rISZURGIC PENN . A. T 11 1/ ONLY MANINACTIMEILS and Iteebra in Weir IntproaKl GCII ELnETIC ChatlaNT UlaJYttiti, stitch iv applied nanr saturated felt and can. an., bra ..2[413[1.) and the warfare eandad, cooling it tire and fr,t!er-Preof. and warranted not to CHACIi RUN, ay ts it ethci...i tor lISAT ar EllO,'T It can be a t _ plbai o.or is t.ti , or kW It ra Elearstmat Dyck., Itailrreal Care, •e, and la not alerted by helnat tramped spun This 01.111 CEMENT applied to Heat Roots I. mach cheaper etrt more durabfa ifttne. Two coatainil render as 014 Leaky Tin cr I ram Roof ...eerily ti:btaud wertirlg,le at Lot Mule C[.. Alrn, teholawalo &okra In TIIYIFINCi MITF.IIT ALS, In rdnding Gem Cement, naturatal P.O Paper. Aepheltnm, Brushes, Mops, t¢, kn, a/dart:lW in.trra-Ilon• aptdd In; th•sarne., In Met living at • dott-mna, N. 6.—Partaczlor attautt..n peal In Kep.(ring beaky Slate. Gravel and Can•••• airOrdrx•tfolltin•i. 4yrAtir—NTS WANTED—To act ha it• large rat 6.00 A. r. MAMAS At ail Monona, coati., In *lib Indiana Branch Tinin at Ithto a. si.ottaarri ring at Joinuaown 1:10 r. K., Canaan n Tao JoinototraAccommodation Train leans. daily (except Sunday,) at War, r. Stopping all station., and loa ning ae Car u Conemangh. First Accommodation. Train Atr Turtio Creek Bridge loxre• da ll 7.(mtcaPtlrndaY,) at 10:10 A. r. &toad Accommodation Train for Tartly Creek, leant. daily, (except Sandsi,) at 4,30 P. W. Third Accommodation Train for Tnrtlo Creek, loaves dal. 11. inktinilt Slimh.l%) at 6..31 r. Trains for Blairstille and Indiana, connect at Alairseills Intersection with mall train East. Expreu train Week awl he Johnstown accommodation train Last and West. Lir Fa= uvsraae LO. aanr LIT OTHER 110.7.. ASK FORTICKETS Br PaTBl3l:lltati. The mmpletkot of the Western ostmectious of the Nov ylvants Railroad to Chicago, makes this the Direct Line between the East ants the Great North West. The connecting of tracks by the Rail Yowl Bridge •t Patelaugh, avontiu4 all drayage or ferriege of Freight, to gether with the saving of time, v. advantage. rcoddy ap preciated by Shippers of Freight and the Travelling Public. PARTIES R4ZTiV-1 RD icabfail o MOW, advantage R. ship by this Bonn , . The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection and Speedy Transports. Oen °CLIVE, STOCK, And Goon ArgnaxOnarlona with trial privilrva for per one travelling In charge therrot. • FREIGHTS WESTWARD. By Wm Boole Preighm of all deacrlptiom can to for worded from Philadelphia, New York, Boat., or Mel, more, to any point on the liallroods of Ohio, Kentucky, In diem. Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa, or Elii — aourl, by Kinlretut direct. Tha Pensurylrarda-Rsilroad also connects at Pittsburgh sith Blesmers, by wbich Goods can be turvarded to say port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cum bertand, Blinn* 2dhtsissippl, Wisconsin, Ithamul, Hawes, Arkansas and Red /Users; and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago with Stammers to all Ports., the North-Western lakes. Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transportation of their Freight to this Cumpany, eau rely with ronfldence on Its spessly transit . Tilt RATES OF VREIGIIIT to any point in the West by the Permsylvania IMO Bond ore al al/ Um. at /Crenate. arechargedloy other B. R. Companies. s ir Be partlnalar to msrk package. "ill PINarA B. R." Merchants to the West ordering grads from the Fast, will do well to direct them to bo shims! this Ratite. Parties attending to their oa n Ethipments from the Enid. will Lind It to their interest to sell on the Agway of this Company et the following places before thipping; or Lenart addressed to either of thorn on the subject of Freights will meat with prompt attention. D. A. STEW ART, Agent, Pittsburgh; E.l. SNEEDEE, Philaaelphia. AORAW & KOONS. SO North Stmt, Elaltimotn. LEECH A CO., No. 2 Astor noose, or No. 1 IA Wm. St. ets York. LEECH A CO., No. L 4 RSV stristf, Doetoo. H. AL HOD STUN, Gesa Prolphl *ft., Philadelphia L. L. ROD PT, Gat ruke 40., Philadelphia. MOS. A. SCOTT, Cett2Supl., Altoona, Pa. JaLlyd ITIEE PITTSBURGH, Ff. WAYNE A CUICAOO DAI BALM completed from Ilttalmokh to Chicago. WOODOMTP - h SLEEPING CAPS attached to all night trains. Through without change of cam On and her WEDNEnDAY, JUNE 16th, 1159, Trains will loose the Station, corner Liberty and ()runt Meets, Pittsburgh, en Ito.. Pittebargb.4 Oratllns. I IL Wayne Kapreer .12.16 A. y.. INWA N. 101 P. rt. Naprvaa,- ....-.17.20 P. Y. ! 836 P. vt. 2.30 a- U. Arrive at Ctlrago--Ezprou 6.47 P. M ; Express 8,17 A. N 11.1WITRYING. Arrive el Pittatiergh—Mell,6:2s, v. r., Exprevs,3l3o r. r. Express, 2:20 x. r. Accommodation Trades, from Federal Wait, Allegheny, for New Brighton, 9.20 a., and 620 e. a. From" " • 1106 " " 12.10 " Thrcagli /Mos monocles =lmre At =nom, with trains on the Clovelatol A Pittsburgh C. Road. t Al()mle, Ohio, to and Crum If Illenburg, Akron, Oaraholgs Falb, etc At Mans Add, Ohlll%, for Wt. Varsys. gbeiby, flandlnky, Tb. ludo, Detroit, etc, At Sheath. for Delaware, Sprfaglleld, Oolnmtuo, CILLCUIILF Li, Ira* Dayton, laths:m*lla, St. Loa* Lexassilie, .to. At Sorest for Spriogileld, lianalueks, Dayton, Clnelawati, Ora ate. Al Lima for Studley, Dayton, Cincinnati, ate., etc. At Pt. Wayne lot Pero, Lafayette, LA., St_ Lod and Inter mediate porta in Central Indiana and Minnie. . Al Plymouth for laiyante. At Warmtah for all paLtILI OD tho Now Albany ha Salem Railroad. Ana all:Wenn, vial train. fa CI point. In Wlnconaln and 111Incnolt. Tor further information and through Tickets apply to J. STEWART, Ticket Agent, Parra:mar Station, Pictebargb; H. C. STEMSON, Ticket Agent, Passenger Station, Allegheny. Through Tickets for aisle at all lise Wiser Offloads of tbs Merman, au Me hoe of the rued, to ell parte of the United States. • .f. J. 11017t320?f, Oen. Pamir Agt, pia St. Lonlsl Alton and Chicago /tall Road 11869. 11411131 KI: 18.58. NEW DEPOT, corner of West Van Euren aud Canal Stre.t.,Chleago. GOING Lure Ctilago Rd 0 A K. end Pad P. LI. Arrive at St. Louie- -11:45 Y . and Lib a. It GOING NORTH. Leave But St. Louie 8.1:0 A. N. and kOO r. It. .-•- - • Arrive at Chicago ar.----10:30 T. K. and 7:10 a. as JOILJST AOOO.IIIIODATION. laavesJoilot at 7AO d Al., Chtugo 4:1 LOP. M. @- All Trains not run over the now Lino between Chicago and Joliet, passing through Bridgeport, Athens and Lockport. At CHICAGO, with otil th,3Grost Easter* wed Nurthale Men At JOLIET, with Rock Island Railroad West, and "IRO Off,. East. At PEORIA =NOTION, with Pearls and Oinawks road 63r Pourla, Oalcsburgh, Barlingtoi3 and intermediate -- - - At BLOOMINGTON, with Nina. Central litAirosA North - sad South. At BRUN/OLD, with Great Wottern (M) Railroad, East for Decatur, key West for Jacksonvi ll e and Nerds. At ALTON, with Terra' Mutts and Altdulroact East and Asmara on Ow Blur. . At ST. LOUIS, arab Ohio and Miss. Ballmad Last, West by Nettie Italircad and Idissomi steamers to Narthota M l.. mod, Emma sad Nebraska. Also, to MI points on the IIU. nols and iliPTlnongtVei: Ater. . coo be obtelne.l at all the plincipsl ute.llellahttnOth Tickets andPreighta es for es by any other Ro A. EL MOORS, Gene.] operintentleont. 11. M. GOODRICH Geo.Euterri Arent. no 3 .mentlly Cleveland and Pittsburgh Kat/read. ON oad after Wr.DliLlnLY : angmaw APRIL :rah, Da, Train yid late the Depot of tho Pato/Ilona. Railroad, Is Pitta lough, as Woes: Pittabsauh, Cierdond and Chleor, Liam— Express lons Ptuaburgh at a. 1.3 a.m. and 1.115 r. at, tar C Buffalo, Toledo, Detroit, Mllarankle, Mingo and the West. The LIZ t. 6 train connect. at Barad with for all points on the Taormina Brunch. Passengers desiring to go to Chicago, NU Cterelani, mast ho particulaz to eat for Tkketa vitt Cleveland. Jaw Lint. —l:lpresa Trains learn at 1216 s. andll:os r. AncenconodstJoa d.OO p.a. for Whiellos..gnosarol., Prolosills, °dumb. seal stops at Wells•Wa, Steubenville and gallons lialosttets• bentill. Tool:115 P. si.tinins atop at {Manilla and sta tion. below {Vermin. final Troia loaves at 15,25 A. st. t stopping at all Way eta flow on niter Line. Pittaburgl, agarabus and ancianati Slort Li,, eGa ffirubearate.—Yaet Xxorres at 12:15, a. x. and ISprria 106 eat for Nehrark,Colarabna,Daytaa,lattlanopolle,Claciaistl, Calla, ft. Louis, New OriMlll, mid all plata la the Borah sad Weat. The Seems Treba raw tbroogh from Pittebargh to Cin• etnnati without clungeof can. bplendid stee=g cm at tached to each. Express tan. . • Pasenntere desiring to sob Col=bas, Cadens% eto , or say point beyond Cl:4=We, by the Mimi Unet =et he P.' UColar to uk fox Tkkets Na B teoboorille. Baggage ;hocked thronab, and handled trued thugs, Yarn always Ina low as nay other Sown, and COrawalalll certain. . Through Tickets ain be procured at. Pittsburgh, Flerrht borg.Phltadelphia, New Tart .4 Wigton. Y. IL BITERS, General Ticket AgeiL For farther in forttuttlon apply to 3NO. BTEWAnT,Tkket Agent, Liberty at depot, Pittebargd. 1889. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., 1889. THE BALTIMORE Val i gwaf OHIO RAILROAD OORPANY aro : I >ir h =ed to rree to h . : ,, NlAT:rard Idetobandiss soda Pittsburgh and the Eastern Cities. Ratcerisientocilto to Keay' firdmhb , outs those of the Parkusylnurta Bail BoW Clo., or soy ottarr nes. For information ea to ruse, facilities, etc. •PP/ia. than may be mode by letter or in' yenta to either of the undessignedagents: Atp.ty3TON, Mora Potter, nor. Bete and Wesbington eta NEW YOllll, C. W. Permit, =3) Dm...deer. abase the Astor Cots. plymaDEurais, Cabana Colston, Corner Brood Ca Chem etreeta CoLKaDy,cur. Sixth and Chestnut eta Al atiennye,..T. T. Engl.:4, Caiadon Station. " PITZSDOSOLI.J. A. Caughey,lgg Ifjr/ealicahr attention of inerchants, mennfecharta ■ generally, of Pittsburgh. Allegheny City and a n,. ts called battle facilittes of this Nese Routs as cow. Wag with Mir a: sad their pstionage and (store sr. ne. "PeIN ILENRY D.. 111.1118. e 'i tf General - Freight Agent B. 0. H. B. Cb. WALNUT HALL RESTAURANT,' mksonc n 41.1., iv= r. arszs J 13 El Pia X El It, A LL THE DELICACIES TUB SEASON, syysrea by the most as• porta:lead booketers.+l bp at tbe abortmt dm [rum six vetoes A. IL UNTIL TwaLva 01±14OK P. IL All Adkins b% Its Uae e peadLtr: to the La; Wort or Boutb, rimiTed billy by Bsproisoad surrod Apt* order.. Bumbler mon IQ And the table at WALNUT BALL Out ttmy coed dotty,. Asay•Wbolamle D.T.4 tor oraor., 16)4 asts• Ltd Vegetabk• Itk their mairoa. - rtit A 43 bcllll4 SUNDRIES -ZOO aoluiSodi Ash; • 530 bags lOtrata Rala; as keg+ 231 Cart. 804.; Zia Pax.Oartaaa Clan 103 bbla. Soap itanitt, Oa band sad [arida ALIOCANDXR NINO SUNDRIES --1 0 0 bags Rio Coffee ^.:o bbla.S. 0. 11(01.2.0e:r. ' , . 50 IIL rhe a s. Y. IL end Black Tow Z bids. 'X. CR, Envy; ' 15 bble.Goldon 8)thill ' 10 tkreea Wag 40 t.Ta.usel brae& Tobiete, Together with a general wortroset of Groceries. Wm. Glare, Tale, ar ~ tr. JOHN 111cOILL #.003, 4 A1 2 UCALS, Poilt De Chenes,,Crapei.lo NEW PAPER IiANGLNOS at the Saiped big ir aggiahrafeak sad Babb" row ()Pm" tot e r , solaculart ag th , 4-o94•• • •