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Ihdr P SOW, NEW YORK, sad 6 STATE
STRUT. • I t TON &rearm scents for tho BRAT
and Weekly Post in those old and are an
thsesedto tAke Advartinemento andflutouniptione
or no st o • g Bat"'
Y MORNING, APRIL
CITY AD 1111110110 BROOD INTILIII
A Ilikillral Operation.
We were, shown, on Saturday, by Mr.
George Peirce, a very large stone which
was remoctd on Thursday last from the
bladder of his son, only four years old.—
Its dimenshions are as. tollows : length
inches; breadth lk inches; thickness, /
inches ; wetk,ht lof an ounce. The boy was
placed under the influence of etherand Dr.
A. M. Pollikk removed the stone by a sci
entific operbtion requiring less than ten
minutes. Tie operation was witnessed
by Drs. Rei rand Shaw, who pronounced
it a very ski ful one and the stone as large
as they had ver seen taken from a man.
The boy is ;ow doing well and will re
cover.
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II :ft Expenses.
Gov. Cur ,in a message to the Legis
lature in rehtion to the expenses of the
draft and th ipayment of the militia called
out latt Sept ber, says: "I have visited
Washington, and have the satisfaction to
,t. inform you, the result of my conference
1 with the au orities of the General Gov
ernmerit, that U. S. officer has been do-
i . tailed to exa m einto, pass upon and for
, ward for pahnent the expenses properly
sLi' incurred in *king the draft in this State,
. and that the dfficer thus detailed is now inil
Harrisburg, aIFI 4% ill at once enter upon)
i
f 1 the discharge of his duties. I have also
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h the honor fu I,her to inform you that the subject of payi g the militia has been taken
l
up by the pro r department at Washing- I
11 ton, and that Aere is every reason to be
lieve that it ill be promptly and satis- '
: factorily dispo ' d of."
'Ol iliore ;Corporations.
41 A bill has ben introduced in the House
.! of Representat des to incorporate the Na
tional Oil Co., 'th a capital stock not to
~;- exceed $500,0 ,in shares of $25 each.—
1 Thel. company ' entitled to hold lands, in
Venango, Alle eny and Crawford conn-
Ities, not exceeding five hundred acres—to
bore for oil, sal land other :minerals and
dispose of the roducts,_ also to convey
pthe sane tom kat and grant leases of
any ion of ei: lands. A bill has
.:, also been introd ced to incorporate the
Pennsylvania G ape Co., in which Jere
p miah Knox and .L. Goehring are named
i,i, as corporators, (with a capital stock of
$5,000' Ein share of $lO each, with privi-
;, . lege of increasin to $lOO,OOO.
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More libel Prisoners. t
Another train iaden with rebel prison
' ~p ers, seven hundr •d in number, arrived in
V, the city at noon) .Saturday , and went
g East an hour after. They were en route
for Baltimore,whiire they are to be exchan
ged. They werelintrt of those:captured at
0 , Arkansas Post arid their appearance did
- 4 not give a very qxalted idea of the re
,f• sources of the retie government, as their
wardrobes seemed sadly in need of replen.
ishing. Most ()lithe party were Texans
; ff
and wore the "lone star." They convers
, 1
g ed freely wih the curious crowd which gath
ered about, expressed themselves as strong
l' secessionists and determined to stand up
I for the cause to ti n last.
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New B4__
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Moose.
P Among the new rms constantly spring
ing,ii .
, 1 up . in a large mercantile and mann
facturmg comma ty like ours, we are
glad to notice th t of Ira B. McVay &
[Co.,[ who open a n !fie banking house at No.
.75 Fourth streel dor the
ilMechanics' Bank , j
[ thisnext
morni o ng. to
They
ffstart with an abundant capital, and
, I Shave the most li flattering prospecti
liof success. Mit McVay is well
~known to the bd)siness public, having
Hibeen a partner in tlits old established house
fof Wm. H. Williars4 & Co. for many years,
daring which he edined a high reputation
' .for promptnes,eneriy and tact and acquired
11, foil knowledge ofthe details of the bank
.; bag business. The house will do a general
'banking business, p.pd we commend it
lio our readers here and elsewhere, as
, trompt aril reliablsii
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Be- stated.
q A letter from the Ninth l Reserves, an
luounces the return I Col. Robert Ander
lion to the cowman of that regiment—
' land his euthnsias c reception by the
. I ,'boys," who were greatly delighted to
' )save him once mor [among them .. lt will
be remembered tha "Col. A. was tempora
,.*ily suspended from is command, and we
titer that the charg against him have
•,,,,esn dismissed, as he letter referred to
I ittys he has been reiiWated. We are re
-Ille
' ed to know that e is again wit h the
i gibully Plinth ," and ire confident h e will 1
Iread them on to glory and to victory.
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The Lem er Trade.
::Thekfhe Warren Led 6 6 says : "The Alle
i: . eny rose to a ratting stage the latter
, t.art of last week. liQuite a quantity of
iimber was started fpr the lower market,
bit the sudden freezd of Saturday brought
itie water down so middenly that probably
4ry little went throtgh. The indications
it:i.e that considerable] less than the usual
dUantity of lumber
,ll be run this Spring.
! . q are ruling hig ,in the market below
present. t
i;; Handsome Iliaatimoniala.
itCapt. J. M. KnapAof Knap's Pennsyl•
*Anis Battery and Obief of Artillery of
Oen. Qeary's Divisitm, was presented a
OW days ago, with [a handsome sword,
prO;sh and belt by thq members of his old
I t
Birttery. Eloquent 6 eeches were made
!:,, General Geary an Capt. Knap. The
'bung Captain has eatly distinguished
~
Onself in the present ' ar, and has won for
Ousel( the esteem of is commanders and
lgye of his men, as we as an undying pop.
ulhrity associated with the present strug
" 1 3 of our country. i This battery was
0, ginally a. part of i the Twenty-eighth
# llB Ylvania regimettt, oat of which it
Too formed. CaptainKnap was an officer
ot that 'regiment, frog which he was pro-
Ijaaetod for bravery and good conduct.
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i4i- Senteetees.
ITPa Saturday, in th4i Court of Quarter
SOurions, John S. ,lifcCain, a school
tehcherfrom Perrysville, was sentenced
tapay a fine of $5 and costs for assault
add battery in whipping one of his pu
et
Os. James Jordan, : nvicted of aggra
vrlted , assault and bat ery, in cattin&the
tlroati of James Perry w ith a razor, was
Sbititenced to three y in the Peniten
tif
' 1 try.
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•y! South Pittsburgh. •
itChe• following norcigh officers for the
kning year has been ected by the Conn
ci) of this thriving shburb : Treasurer,
J'AinesMillingar ; Solicitor, J. C. Dicken ;
q.ork, Thos. Canal/31; Street Commis.
sipper, .Wm. Mulholland ; High Collets
-1210, Thos..Cassady ; IRunplighter, James
phell. The principal Council cora
nA4oes are thus conatitated : Finance,
Wiser& Hebnrn and 13ackmore Streets,
Wears. Russell and Denny; Gas, Messrs.
Clinmbers and LanckalAP.
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I , ssault with In Lot to Kill.
C. Shaffer was b4fore Mayor Alex
der on Friday; char .d with assault and
h ttery with intent to ltill. on the person
O Dennis Carlin. 1 !nil defendant waived
a 'earing and entered ibail to answer for
1
t a offense in the Criiiiiital Court. The
p rties reside in tlse Sgeond Ward, Alle
g eny.- - . %
; I Libel 8
! . X . oung of the Oath),
[: need snit against *
cut, of the Clarion
I g!saner ,has
Alexander &
,esnoenaifor libel:
Xtraok With a Poker
S
fe l
g •
O t Stitnrday evening the Mayor com
laitt:d to jAil a German bar-keeper named
Marks, employed at the beer hall of
Franz Lutz, No. 187 Wood street, above
Fifth,- charged with striking David Ginn
a violent blow with a poker, while intoxi
cated, inflicting a• serious, perhaps dan
gerous wound on his head. Dr. Walter,
who dressed the injury, says it may result '
fatally. Ginn is a carriage-maker, and
boards at Two. Mlle Run. Marks was ar
rested soon after the occurrence. He of
fered to enter bail, but the Mayor declined
to take it until the result of the injury to
Ginn is more apparent. Ginn says he
will not prosecute.
An elderly lady was run over about noon
on Saturday by a pair of horses attached
to a country wagon, which knocked her
down at the corner of Third and Grant
streets.' She escaped the horses feet, but
one of the wheels passed over her head,
inflicting an ugly gash. Dr. Arthurs
dressed the wound.
The Adulteratiou of Liquors.
Ihe following is a cop t of the act passed
by the House of Representative of this
Commonwealth, in reference to the sale
of liquors which have been dragged :
Be it enacted &c., That ninety days al'
ter the passage of this act it shall be un
lawful for any person or persona to make
use of any active poison or poisons, or
other deleterious drugs, in any quantity or
quantities in the manufacture or prepara
tion, by process of rectifying or otherwise,
of any intoxicating, malt or alcoholic
liquors, or for any person or persons to
sell such poisoned or drugged liquors in
any quantity or quantities, and any per.
son or persons so offending shall be deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor.
Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of any
person or persons engaged in the mann
facture and sale of intoxicating, malt, or
alcoholic liquors, or in rectifying or pre
paring the same in any way, to brand on
each barrel, cask, or other vessel con
taining 11
the same, the name or names of
the person or persons manufacturing, rec
tifying, or preparing the same, and also
these Words: "containing no deleterious
drugs or added poison;" and shall also
certify the same fact or facts to the pur
chaser over his, her, or their own proper
signatures.
Sec. 3. That if any barrel, cask, or
other vessel containing such drugged or
poisoned liquors shall be found in the pos
session of any person designated in the
first and second - sections of this act, it
shall be 'considered prima facie evidence
of a violation of this act..
Sec. 4. That any suspected article or
speecimen of intoxicating malt or alco•
hic liquor shall be subjected to analysis by
some person competent to perform the
same under the direction of the Court be.
fore which the case is tried, and such an
alysis, duly certified under oath, shall
be deemed legal evidence in any Court in
this State: Provided, That upon any pre
liminary examination before any j istice of
the peace, mayor or other magistrate, or
competent authority for the purpose of
binding over, such officer may, under the
inspection aforesaid to be made, make
such order as may be necessary to pre
serve the evidence of the offence until the
trial of the offender,
Sec. 5. Any person offending against
any of the provisions of this act shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereot, shall be sentenced to
pay a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, and to undergo an imprisonment
not exceeding twelve months, or both, or
either, at the discretion of the court.
New Trial Refused.
On Saturday, in the Court of Common
Pleas, Judge Sterrett refused a new trial
in the case of Dougherty vs. Trimble, in
which the plaintiff recovered $l5O dam•
ages, whichmnst now be paid.
Alleghetty,lionds.
Allegheny County Bonds sold in Phila
delphia last week at 67—the highest figure
reached for several years.
Yankee Robinson.
This renowned personage begins an en•
gagement of six nights at the Theatre
this evening. He is : immensely popular
throughout the West as a delineator of
Yankee character, and will, we opine, be
quite successful here. He appears this
evening as Darius Dutton in the three act
patriotic drama of the "Days of '76."- -
Go and see him.
The 'Varieties.
Trimble's Varieties, Penr street, will
open under new auspices to—night, having
been leased by Mr. D. O'Neil, who has
secured some of the best variety talent in
the country and added it to the popular
Kathleen O'Neil troupe. Maffit, a Pitts
burgh favorite, is stage manager.
Corns.
Dr. Randall, the celebrated chiropo-
dist, is meeting with great success in ex
tracting corns, as will be seen by the certifi
cates published in our advertising columns.
He removes corns and bunions of the most
inveterate kind, without pain. Any suf
fering from these painful excrescences
should call on Dr. R. and be relieved.
Smythe's Casino.
The Casino, late Melodeon, Liberty
street, is doing a good business under its
new management. The company is a
good one and affords a caßital. entertain•
meat, with variety enough to suit all tastes.
Masonic Hall To-Night.
Messrs. Clapp, Stanley & Co's. monster ii
laminated Polopticomorama will be unroll
ed for the first time this evening, and i
this is not an exhibition of more than or
dinary merit then are we very much mis
taken, for the artist Minard Lewis does
not lend his name to any entertainment
but one strictly first class.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Jones, who has evinced such suc
cessful skill in all operations performed
by him on the eye and ear during his so
journ in this city, has removed his offices
from the Monongahela House to No. 47
Smithfield street, between Third and
Fourth, where he can be consulted from
9 a. m. to C p. m, every day. • The great
rush of persons anxious to consult with
him and place themselves under his treat
ment, has rendered it necessary for him to
prolong his stay, here for a few weeks. It
would - be well for the afflicted to call upon
him without delay, as his prolonged stay
will, of course, be very limited.
I Monongahela Eating Saloon.
Mr. Henry Shaler, well known to the
:pests and frequenters of the Monongahela
House, where he has been employed as
bar keeper for nearly six years, will open
on Monday , next, at No. 19 Smithfield
street, a first class eating saloon, where all
the delicacies of the market, oysters, fish,
and game will be served up in their season,
and meals furnished at all hours. He will
keep on hand a full stock of native wines,
including Longworth's still and sparkling
Catawba and other brands. Lunch will be
served daily at ten o'clock. The proprie
tor of the new saloon will do everything
in his power to merit the public patron
age, and as he is well-known we think be
will succeed.
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A Chance to Get Good Beef for
Easter.
Mr. Jas. McCollister offers for sale, at
the Wm. Penn 'Drove Yard, Allegheny
city, twelve head of the finest cattle ever
brought to this city. They were raised
and fed by Jacob Strawn of Illinois, the
great cattle dealer. Mr. McCollister pre
fere selling the i lot to his friends in this
city, as he is desirous of introducing the
"Strewn" stockhere. Mr. McCollister
deserves credit for his enterprise.
Run Over.
Oliver Lind, of adelp
signor to himself and Phil Frederickhia,
N. John
son, of same place, for improvement in
securing artificial teeth to bases.
Theodore EL Snyder, of Camden, N.
J., assignor to himself and William Van
dyke, of Philadelphia, Pa., for improve
ment in regulating the flow of gas to sol
dering apparatus.
RS -- /SSICE.
Aaron Douglass, of Paterson, N. J.,
for improvement in method of making
lap points of railway rails. Patented
August 21st, 180.
Geo. W. Williamson, of Goldsboro',
Pa., (formerly of Scranton, Pa.,) for im
provement in heating apparatus. Pa ent•
ed January 25th, 1659.
Sparkling and still, 5 9 - GB—Catawba just
received and for sale at "Our House,"
Diamond alley. Free lunch this morning
at 10 o'clock, and a splendid exhibition of
''Woolly Horse" in the evening. All are
invited. Punctual attendance is requef•t
ed.
Gloving t ßAcee'eSewingMachines,torl 17
manufsetorina purposes, are the best in ciso
A. K CIATONAY, (leneral Ace, i,
lei Fifth street Pittsburgh P
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JOSEPH MEYER k 80
ARUFACTMLIIRS OP
IPANUT AND PLAIN
FURNITURE eir CUA ICS
WAREHOUSE,. 115 Shi ITIIFI ELI) f . I'.
(Betwaen 'Girth street, and Viral y •
mai H.
HUGUS& HACKE,
W. & D. HUGUS, eor sth & Market
Are now offering to the Trade a full and onto
plete stook of Dry Uooddi consisting of
SHAWLS,
SPRING SACQUE.S
All the new styles of Dry Good at al , prl,es
HONEY COMB AND ORIENTAL
ALSO. a fall and complete assritment o
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to call an.
examine our stook. apt
CARPET'S.
1862, DECEMBER. 1862,
W. D. dic H. MeCALLIIM.
87 FOURTH STREET,
LAROR PORTION OF OUR STOCK
aicaLea vill t 1 6 n e o n w b° r n et i l l e t nrstl e r v IPMet o bet e r r e ag the i
largest tutva lee of the season) with the newest de
signs in Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, &o
A favorable opportunity is offe,ed purchasers at
moderate rates, as prices will be higher. deol7
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
est Quality Refined Cast Steel,
Square. Flat and Octagon. of all sizes. Warran
ted equal to any imported or manufactured in
this coun•ry.
sa. Office and Warehouse, No. 149 and 151
First and 120 and 122 Second streets, Pitts
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burgh tablet lid
SALE.—THREE SMALL
farms, within twelve miles of the city,
GOOD ORCHARDS ON EACH
A leo. 2% aores near the city line. Vary large
Grape Arbor and dwelling, APyly to
M. R. NOLAN,
127 Fourth et.
"THE UNION,"
ARCH STREET, between 3d and 4th
PHILADELPHIA
lINDEItsIONED HAVING BE
ii newel the lease of the above popular Hotel
for a series cf rears. would respectfully call the
attention of the traveling public to its ()antral lo
cality. either tor business or pleasure.
mh3;lyd TROMAS S, WEBB de lON.
1 NDIA RUBBER BLANKETh—AN
a OTHER lot warranted to stand heat or cold
inat received at 26 and 28 St. Clair street
oc2Stf.. J. k 11. PHILLIPS.
GOODRICIVS SEEDLING POTA.
TORS, different ve•irtiee. for sale 67
IlEcignmg .Ik . LONG,
tip( No LIT Liberts , street.
Time Schedule
The following is the new time schedule
agreed upon by the conventton of railroad
managers, to go. into effect on the 20th
Mat., two weeks from to-day :
GOING WEST
Leave Nem York... 7 a. m. 10 a.m, 5 p.m.
Arrive Buffalo.. 10 P. m. 6 a.m. 9 . 30 n.m.
Leave 8uffa10_...... 10.10 p. m. 6 a.m. 3.35 a.m.
Arrive Cleveland... 4.45 a. m. 1.20 p.m. 4.50
• Leave Cleveland.... 5.05 a. m. 1.50 p.m.
p.m. Arrive Toledo 9.45 a. m. 6.50 p.m. 9.50 p.m.
Leave Toledo 9.50 a. m 10.05 p.m
Arrive Chicago 7,15 P. m,
Leave Cleve_and.... 5.15 a. m,
Arrive Columbus...lo,3o
Arrive Cincinnati... 3.30 P. m,
Leave Sus. Bridge-10:35 P. in.
Leave Detroit 3 a. m,
Arrive Chicago 7.15 p. m.
GOING EAST
.. 7:30 a
Leave Chicago .
Leave Cincinnati...
Arrive Detroir 6:30 ain 6:40 a m
Arrive cleveland... 9:20 p to 3:35 p m 9:25 a in
Leave Cleaveland, . 9:45 a m 4 pm 10 a m
Arrive. Buffalo 4:20 a
. 011 10:25 p m 5:10p 110
Leave Buffalo 5a ni 10:55 pno 5:45 p
Arrive New York... 8:45 pm 2 pm 10:15 arn
Arrive Boston. ....... 11:15 p in 4:40 ra 2:30 p ru
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Patentii.
The i is a list of Pents is
sued fromfollow ng
the United States Pa at ttnt Of
fice for the week ending March 31, 1863,
each bearing that date:
Samuel Macferran, of Philadelphia,
Pa., for improvement in mode of secur
ing iron railing to their posts.
James Loughridge, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
for improved whitewash brush.
Henry Pemberton, of East Tarentum,
Pa., for improvement in manufacture of
paper from sorghum. Ante-dated Oot. 1,
1862.
George Rieseck, of Pittsburgh, Pa., for
improvement in slide valve of steam en
gines.
W. Horace Super, of Baltimore, Md.,
for improve,d school desk.
Abraham' Straub, of Milton, Pa., for
I improvement in cement roofs. •
Emil Tritten, of Philadelphia, Pa., for
improvement in coal oil burners.
Samuel S. White, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
for improvement in artificial_ teeth.
Ralph Carkhuff, of Lewisburg, Pa., as.
signor to himself and Lyman 8. Paine, of
same place, for improvement in straw cut
ters.
Cincinnati Wines.
NEW GOODS.
S I:CCU:ISOM Tti
Streets
SPRING
QUILTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA
ILLNIITACTIMEEB of
Second Edition
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH,
Susquehanna Railroad Bill
Passed.
7.30 aait
5.50 p.m
114.1) p of
LATE FROM VICKSBURG
10.05 a.m
7.40 p.m
7 tion
Brig -General Cowdin in
,Boston
ALBANY, April 4.—Governor Seymour
has signed the Susquehanna Railroad bill,
which is now a law, unless the Courts
shall decide that two thirds of each House
are necessary to its passage.
Si. Louts, April 4.—The Democrat's
Cairo special dispatch nays, advices from
Young's Point o•t Tuesday night state
that the enemy have withdrawn the.
large force from the front to the rear of
Vicksburg, They anticipate an attack
from the Federals via Yazoo Pass or
Horn's Bluff, Yazoo City and Green
wood. They have been strengthened by
heavy guns moved from the river front to
the rear of Vicksburg.
During a very high wind on Monday
night the rebel gun•boat Vicksburg broke
from her moorings and floated down stream
and was captured by F'arragut's vessel.
!Thiess something speedily be accom
plished by the Yazoo Puss expedition it is
presumed that it will be abandoned.
Shelling from the nearest federal battery
commenced on the rebel works at the foot
of the canal on Wednesday night.
Among the Southern items is one re
porting information of a peace party head
ed by Henry A. Wood and Alexander
Malley, editors of the Richmond Whig,
and others. Resolutions on the subject will
probably pass the lower House of Con•
gress before adjournment.
The course of the Itizhmond Enquirer
is disapproved by many leading members
of Congress.
The Chattanooga Rebel says a blow will
be struck beforeJuneaud unietter the long
manacled Kentucky.
Reports from Columbus say seven hun
dred rebels were discovered yesterday
marching towards Hickman with the in•
tent ion of taking that place.
Can. Asboth started down this morning
with Cud men, and a larger force is ready
to leave at a moments notice.
lesrov, April 4 —Brig. Geri. Cowdin
arrived here last night. Lie was met at
the depot by the Mayor and members of
the Common Council, together with an im•
men m concourse of citizens, who gave the
brave and gallant General an enthusiastic
receptiOn. I'he Council have appointed a
committee to wait unon the General, and
tender him the hospitalities of the city.
, *LI lA. April '.—Jay Cooke,
enbscriptioii agent, annritinces the conver•
sion of eight millions of legal tenders into
fiveAwer.ties for the week ending Saturday,
the daily average over n million, and
substriiiiion s received from every quarter
in small and large RIMS, involving a vast
amount of Tabor and detail.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHIL/ DELPHI A. April 4.—The dour market con
tinues dud, and only 1,.9 barrels were disposed
ut fur export at sti for superfine, $7 fur chore and
$7,447,75 fur extra family. Rye thitir,te•
small.
acct) corn meal at $l. Receipts of wheat and only .I.(X hushele Periuu. and Western red at
$1, , V41,70, and white at $1,7751Z1,55. 11)e scarce
and command., sl.r . et. Corn is in fair request, and
further sales of yel ow eras male at aSie. ()ate err
in demand and 1.000 husheLn Penna. x.dd nt
ckeerseed $5,Z;tr.15,75. Coffee thin. Cuttun un
settled. A cargo of Cubs. Muscovado molasses
sold at 4. r. Whisky 4,3 c,
Cincinnati Tobacco Market.
salriof 'Leaf Twhaceo at Itodulann Warehous•
wore and 10 boxes.. as follows 11 bhdt
11 aen c , unty , viz: 7 hhd• Leaf at $ll '0,618
tithin d•I do Lugs at $l , /t613 25. 17 hinds Virginia,
viz:6 Ithdi Lugs at ;3;1414: 11 hinLs Loaf at 6.5 , 0
15:3 Mid, old Kentucky at It 7 540.11: 4 t: hluis
Illinois Lea:rand Lulls at $1 754 ' 16 : it boxeslicu
tucL-y Leaf and Lugs at s'9 75.4,415 and :4J boxes
thin ,recd Leaf Wrappers and Itllerg at $7 7:fa:pl&
Receipts heavy.
15IRE TORT OF THE lIOSPITAILN.
—rho United St- tes sanitary Crimmission
hsvo established an office ,if information in regard
to patients in the thneral Hospitals of the Army
of the We L By a reference to books. which are
oorrected daily, an .. nswor can. under ordinary
cimumstanees. be given oy return trustl to the fol
lowing questions:
let. Is (giving name and regiment) at
present in any huapi al of the army of the Wert ?
2d. If so what is his proper address?
3d. What is the name of the Surgeon or Chaplin
of the bosphal ?
4th If not in hospital at present. has he recent
y keen in hospital?
stb. It so. did ho die in hospital, and at what
date
tith. If recently discharged from hospital, was
he discharged from service?
7th. If not, what were his orders on leaving ?
'rho Gemmizaion will also furnish more specific
information as to the condition of any patient in
toe ideneral Hospitals, within as short a apace of
time hoasible,:after a rocaeat to do se from any of
its corresponding societies, .
The office of the Directory will be open daily
from ft o'elosg a, in.. to 8 o'clock h. m., and ac
cessible in argent cases at any hour of the night.
JOliN N. NEWBERRY. la. H.,
Secretary for the Western Department 11, S.
s an it ary Commissi o n. No. 439 Walnut tit. , Lou.
issue, Kentucky. lanl4;3tnd.
ROBBERY OF ADAMS' EXPRESS
I 05,000 REWARDOFFERED.
BALTIUORH. 1111trith 19. 1563.
The safe of the Adams' Exprou COW pany was
robbed on Wednesday night between Baltimore
aril Harriaburgh. It contained various rums of
money. in currency and gold. a large numb- r of
United States certificates of indebtedness, United
Stste- five-twenty bonds. and cheeks of the Unit
ed Stares Treasurer on the Assistant Treasurer of
New York. payable to the Adams' Express Co.
A Reward of Five Thousand Dollars is offered by
the Compaay. Tao public aro referred to the
Mt of the numbers of the bonds, and certificates
published by the Company, and, are cautioned
not to negotiate any of them.
Robbery of the Adams' Expvess—Pive 1
Thonnand Dollars Reward,
Tho Riowie described Certifictes. Ae,, wre
stolen from tho g
Adam,' Expre.sa Company. e on
WEDNFSI)AY NIGHT,for the recovery of which
$5,0 0 will no paid by the Company.
Numbers of the United Slate," Cenvicaten Itf In
deb:Nines/I Stolen.
Four United States Certificates 01,Indebtednf.Mi,
$5,00 each, numbers 21.449, 2t,450, 21,451, 21,455 ,
48 United States Certificates, of $l,OOO each
Nos 59,342, 59,343, 59 314.
Nos 59.212, 59.213
No 59.19.
Nos 59,203, 59,204, 59 205, 59,204.
Nos 59.200.59,•201, 59.202.
Nos 59.148, 59,149. .
Nos 59,146, 59.147.
Nos 59,131, '9.130, 59.129.
Nos 69,247, 59,218:
Nos 59,190, 59,191, 59,192. 59,193.
Nos 59,332, 59,33, 59.334, 59 335.
Nos 59 336. 50318, 59,319.
Nos 59,30 0 , 59.&21, 69.3Z2, 59,323, 59 521.
Nos 59,317, 59.325.
Nos 69,302, 69,301 s 19.304, 59 305.
' Nos 58,979. 59 068, 59,069, 59,070„
Ten 5.20 United states Bonds, Nos 18,179 to
18,188 inclusive.
The following o eke of F. E. Spinner, Trea
surer of the Unite I testes, on Assistant Treasurer
New York, payabls to the order of the Adana'
Express Company,
Check No 856, for $lOBO, fur . an. O. Pd. Felix, Ciu'i.
No 859 for $2098.13 "• JBAT Eli tson '
" ' 855 " 1030 " " ConradarWagner. "
" " 866 " 480 '' ''. Wilson&Hayden, "
" 866 " 124 "" A Bohlen. "
" 864 " 5015.15 " " J shillits •it Co.,
" " 867 " 404 '' " Geo. Joao. •• •
.• •• 8,3 ' 48337 "" J WlWagner&Co. ' JI.
858 " 2646 '' " H Morton, St. Donis. -
" " 161 " 1507.40 "" B F Barry, "
1 he publics are cautioned not to negotiate any
any of the above bonds or oeriilloates.
HENRY SANFORD, m,
Superintendent Adams' Express Company. II
mh..Mdlm
JUST RECEIVED, AT BOEELAND'S
98 MARKET. STREET,
Ladies' fine Lasting Balmoral, Button and 6,n
-grass heed Gaiters; Ladies' line white and
black glove Kid and Morocco edippers; Ladies'
fine glove Kid Balmoral and Congress BootS:
Gents fine Calf Boots, Balmoral and Gaiters, a
full assortment. Boys' and Youths' Boots 8' oes
and Giiterei Misses and Children's fancy Boots,
Shoal and Gaiters of all kinds and styles.
Be sure and pall and at least examine my
stook before purchasing half price Goode else
where.
Remember. at BORLAND'S. 98 Market St.
Li do..rfrom Fifth ap4
COOK'S PATENT Daww. BITTRI
for mato by JANE. BOWN t
&Di
786 Wood Bf.
ito.. ite.. dke
:Corner of Penn &Si. Clair fit., Pitts%
/WINE L4.IIGEST, CHEAPEST AND
& best of the United States. $B5 pars fer a
fall Commero al course, including N riting nod
Commercial Arithmetic.
No extra eh Irges for Afaaufactuors. Steamboat.
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping,
Minister's sons at one-halt price. Student, en
toui.nd review at any time.
This Institution is conducteAl h m y experienced
'niece ers and pr aelical business en, henco the
preference for graduates at this College by busi
nos men throughout the country, as well as this
ci Y:of. A. COWLEY, long known as t‘e bast
Penman of the Linton, teaches Ornamental and
Rapid Business Writmz
esr - For speeim n.s of Prof Cowley's unequalled
Writing, and Catalorue containing lull informa
tion, enclose twenty-dve caws to the Princoab.
febaltawdawtf.
JENKINS & SMITH.
MANHOOD—
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Jost pabliehod. in
R a Sealed Merelope. Prioe
TUB
ts.
A LECTURE ON .NATL'Itk, TREAT
MENT and Radical Caro of Spermaterrhees-or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emmissions,
Sexual Debility. and Impediments to /Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, &Meng,
and Fitt Mental and Physical Lsespacity, re.eult
ins from Self-Abuse. &o.—By ROBT. CUL
VERWELL:M. D.. Author of the Greets Book, eke
" A Boon to Thousands of Sufferers."
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope. Co ani ad
dream, prat pat 1, on receipt of Six Cont., or two
pottage Stamps, b, Dr. CH. J. C. KLINE.
127 Broadway, New York,
1110 a Polt office Boa. 4:160,
WrITELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
ILINRIVA RLED FAMILY
MACHINE have just been awarded the
h.ghe. t premium at the WORLD'S FAIR,
London- all the Machines in the world competing
Over 100.000 have already been sold
all itivinit universal Satisfaction.
This machine makes the look stitch impossible
to unravel with the is&ential advantage of to
alikecn both eudeA. forming no digt, or chain, It
will quilt, stitch, hem, fell, gather, bind, cord,
tuck and braid.
The elegance, speed and simplicity of this Ma•
chine, the beauty and strength of stitch, and
adaptibility to the thickest or thinest tabrici
render it the most SUCCRSSFUL and POPU.
LAR Sewing Machines now offered to the pub
lic.
its. Warranted for Three Tear. -111
Call and examine them. at NO. •27 FIIFTII
PITREEI'.
trilHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
11 to bring out emigrants f , oinsny part of Eng
land Ireland or Soo , land, either by super.or fast
exiling steam ern or En t•claae sal ling vessels, at from
$5 to $l5 less than tiakee can be purchased for at
any other office in Pittsburgh. Grecnbscks or cur
rency taken. Address D. O'NEIL,
European Agency, Chronicle building, 7, ftb at,.
Pittsburgh, lubb-Alindeorbatw
1 .ADIFS', WISSE ii` AND CHIL.
AA S"
t(N Philadelphia and New Y: rk cus
tom made liaitery and Hal mo rale- very imper,or
gc odr.ap4 W. E. SCR MER Z & CO,
GENT 6. ENAMELED LEATHER
Rut orals; Gents Calf /.eer Balcooralr;
Gents Grain Lrather 13aluiorals.a th
Now York Ma-.
tom wade, warranted. at 81 Firth tttreet.
W, E. SCHMERTZ& CO,
LANDRETIVS GARDEN AND FIELD
Seeds. warranted fresh and genuine. for sale
BNOKILAIN. d< LONG
127 'Aborts , greet.
ualt2.daw
FLOUR AND OIL BARREL TRESS
R.` 110 UPS; fur tale by
IfA DIEW,MISISES' AND CHILDRESS
Boots, Shoes. Gaiters and Balmorale r made
to order. of the hest materials and wo -km re
ship. W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO
apt SI Fifth street.
REVOLVERS
Colt's new and old model.
Cooper's double action.
Manhattan fire arms Co.
Smit S and Wesson's Cartridge.
Allen & Wheelock do
eharp'B
For sale by
ap4
BIISCHHAIIE dc LONG, N 0.127 LIBER
TY STREET. keep constantly on hand all
kinds of Farming implements, including Mow
ers; Reapers, Virheeleil and Revolving hay rases.
scythes, cradles, and every thing necessary for
harvesting. apt
I ANDBETH'S GARDEN a FIELD
AA
Seeds, seed drills. seed sowers. pruning in
struments of all kinds Pu. sale by
bECKBA. LONG, . •
a 127 Liberty street.
- -
• I.lOYlll' AND YOIITOS' ENAMELED
. 1 P Leather Balmorals: Boyd and Youths'
calf and leather Bahnoralst Boys and Youths'
grain and leather Balninrals; New York oubtom
ant warranted
Wat 31 Fifth' street.
. E. SCEEMERTZ dt CO,
CONSIGNED AND FOB SALE FROM
V Imre and to arrive
1.800 Peeks White and Yellow Oorn s
Shelled and in gIILIIIiee. Enquire of
. W. CRAFT
Office 145 Liberty street.
FoUB BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
IN LAWBBNONVILLE -'.Boar lots 24 by
110 feet each; hatideomids steated ork church
street. situated near the P er Rawin
be cold thew for eirek Wavy on e - Of.
L
C. ,H. S. S.
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
SPRING STYLES
SPRING STYLES
OP 0
BOOTS AND SHOES
BOUTS AND SHOES
ARRIVING ARRIVING
ARRIVING ARRIVING
EVERY DAY
AT
EVERY DAY
. -
AT AT
AT
;OHM HALL SHOE STORE,
62 Fifth Street,
Oa_ Next door to Express Office. • apd
Selling us usual, much ander the regular prices
it -p, In;
_'ari Aership Notice.
Tram UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
cisy frrmod a 00-partnertibip ender th. Arm
and style of LlNDrit dr TELFORD, for th
Purpose of transacting a wholmtale and retail
liroce.y. Flour and Produce business, at No IS7
iberty street, eight doors store tit (Asir. where
they will be pleased to see the customers c f the
old bonne of Samuel Lindsey and the public
generd.lly. SAMUEL LINDSAY Jr.
ap3 JoIIN TELFORD. •
Boo° BARRELS TROW'S CITY
s Madison Fmar.
200 bids Star dine We •t Floor,
100 bbls Eureka MOJA Fl
100 bids Bartlet t M s
Mihs Floor,
7ti bble Sgik's Madison Mills Flour;
o bbis Invincible Mills Flour,
150 bbls Limeetone Mills Flour.
50 bhlit Trow's St Lords Mills Flour,
00 bble Corn Exchange Mills Hour,
bbls Canonsburg ,M ills Flour,
80 bids Falls of Ohio Mills Floor
,
83 hall chests Green and Black Tea.,
2 'J. boxes Werk's ffierman Soap,
21 bozos Womsn'a Friend Soap,
20 boxes Mould Candles,
15 dozen Corn Brooms,
10 dozen B okets.
10 bble New Orleans Molas;el,
toe Davi,' Star
0 bbli Hominy.
10 s
nd i t offee,
On ha b n ag d aor tale by
LINDSAY & TELFORD.
api 187 Liberty Street.
L-i,pw0 .5 6(_6(2
NOi 27 Flllll STREET.
PITTNBURGEI
WM. SUMNER & CO.
Western Agents.
1- A 819 A. 0
A. 'f n.
T 11 E
. 4
1 4* V CI"
'OLD COUNTRY."
JANES SOWN,
130 Wood lot.
TAXES GOWN.
136 Wood S
RIV"ER INTELLIGENCE
PORT OP PITTRBITRGH
ARRIVED.
Franklin, Bennett. Brownsville,"
aanatin, Clarke: do -
DEPART: D,
Franklin. Bennett„ Brownavilin.
Gana un, mar e, 41)
Eltar;i,lit. Vaal:wok. Sl. Louip. .
,
The vPr—etst, eening at 0,-,6
light th..r.! .vt; ri
iu fe L et water v in the ebatino
and full n.r. The weatherPloasalit•
For Marietta and Zanesville.
Regular. dinskingnin river Packet
leaves Pi Ustourgh every Tuesday, 4
p. in. , Zanesville every Friday , S
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Ponstmiter steamer BidXA GRA-
B Monroe Ayers commander, will leave as
noted above. For freight or_p_mage 40 'T on
board or to J, B. LIV.MOBTON B CO.
ap4
fiErIitAMBOALT ALGASIit Ulf
Vir Ikt A. k.. 1 yr S.'
Has opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transacts a General Steamboat
Agency badness, and would solicit s share of pat
tunas° from steamboat men- an24-Ird
CHARLES L. CALDIVLLL,
(Successor toJas. linee & Co..
E" 0 R S. I:" A. C HV.
Dealer in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hams,
!smoked Beef &o.
Corner Market . and That streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
deathlyd.
GOLD, SILVER, DEMAND NOTES,
Certi deates of indobtedu tut, Quartermas
ters' Certificates.
7 3.10 Bonds and Coupons,
and ati other government securities, bought by
W. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
mlts;6md Wood id. eet corner of Third.
SPRING GOODS.
Wtonwolfljnyers LD V:i A LL
our stoTklgof" ATPEN•
SPRING AND SUMER GOODS,
embracing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASBIMERES,
suitable for Businehi Snits. A full and complete
assort - taint of fine black
CLOTHS AND CASSIHERES,
Plain and figured Silk and Cashmere Vestings
W. H. bIeGEE &
143 FEDERAL STDEET,
comer of Market Square. Allegheny city
mb.Wviritf
EUROPEAN - AG E N.O Y.
it.manriciAt.N. 111711.0PEAN
1 Agent, /22 - Monongahela House. Pitts
burgh. Pa., tepraparec to bring_ out or send hark
peagengera from or to any part of the old °gan
try. either In , steam or sni/ing packets.
SIGHT DRATE3 FOIL cte.kg, vayanle In any
Part of Europe.
Agent for the Indlanapolivancitirminnaff
Raii
oad. Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Packets. and for tholinceof fiteamerssail
ing between New York. liverpool. Glasgow - and
Galway. MI:
A. C A RD.
LAVING BLADE ARRANGEEIEN TS
to operate before the Dental Colleges of
tae. nitad States. and the various Dental Con
ventions for the purpose of bringing before' the
Tr ssion. my Apparatus for Extracting
eeth Without Pain, rshall of necussity be ,
obliged to be away from my office the greater
part of next Spring and Summer. and that my
patients ay not be the losers thereby. I have as
sociated with me Dr. E. J. WAYS. a Dentist of
well known ability in every branch of the profes
sion, and whose elegant fillings are the admira
tion of the profession wherever seen. Dr. Waye
will be with me from April lst, and will take the
general charge of tno r.ffice, le ,ving me free to
devote my whole attention to Extracting Teeth
with my Appar.tris. and to the mechanical part
the profession. Pereons who may have hitherto
failed to nave their Teeth extracted for want of
duseesn my part, or from defects in the apparatus
are na.ured that such ditficult3 no longer exists,
.8 I have made ma- y improvements. and will dee
vote my whole time to it.
Re.ereuces in regard to the P.inlessn ess and
Safety of the operations given if desired, mad
from Iledical gent lemen too, Remember that
cold weather is die time when the apparatus can
be need to the bast advantage.
E,DUDRY, Dentizi,
134 Sruith.q4l4 street.
mhl7;dtmyl4
PUBLIC NOTICE
OPtime or me PENVA RAILROAD Co.
CANAL Dx.rAientxxx.,,
VIIHE PENNSYLVAIIiLA. .11.4.1LROAD
Company hereby give public notice to all
whom it may concern. that in pursuance of the
Power and authority conferred upon it by midi'y
provisions c f an act of the General Assembly of
the Commonweath of Penney !verde. entitled "An
Act to the sale or the Main Line of the. Pnblio
Works opproved May letth, 1857. it the
FIRST DAY OF MAY. A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three, abandon s much of the
Western Division of the canal, lately forming a
part of the Main Line on the Public, Works, and
as lies between Blairsville and Johnstown, (com
monly known as the "Upper Western Division")
together also with such Dams. Fedora and Reser- '
votra lyuig west of Johnstown, as pertains to or
are used in connection with said Upper Western
Division.
order of the Board of Directors.
Witnevet the seal of the said Compani the :Kith
day of February A. D. 1863,
J EDGAR THOMSON. [L. E.]
mh4.;dttayl Presiden ts
L.
ARGE AND FRESH AR.RIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS AND
BALMORALS,
Consisting of all kinds of styles and qualities,'
Having bought for Cash, before the advance, will
now sell at lower rates than can bo found in' the
City.
Be sure and call before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Merchants and dealers supplied at
New York and Philadelphia prices at
J. H. DORLAND'S,
No. 98 Market street,
one door from Fifth.
EAL ESTATE SAVINGS INST U.
TION, incorporated by the Legislature of
Pennsywania.
Open for Depoateitom 10 a. m. ESo'clock,
in, daily ; also on SATURDA 1" ENINGS.
from o to 9 o'clock.
AS4slrOffice, 63 FOURTH STREET.
AL' CONVENIENT and PROFITABLE
DEPOSITARY, for Mechanics, Laborers, Clerlls,
aao all tam whose means or savings are stral
It also oommeopts itself to Executors, Adminis
trators. Collectkrs, Agents, voluntary Societies
or Associations, and persons of all classes:
Interest at the rate of 81X PIM CENT, per
annum is paia on deposits which. if not drawn,
will be placsd to the credit of the depositor en
the first day of May and Nave 'ober, and thereaf
ter bear the same interest as the principal. At
this rate money will DOUBLE in LESS THAN TWELVE
TEAM,.
Interest will commence on all deposits the let
and 15th days of the month after tmch deposits are
made
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, &0., faro
hshed on application at the office.
Panniers—lSAAC JONES
Vice Paiteunses--W. B. COPELAND.
TRUSTEE&
Hon Thos M Howe Hon J K Moorhead,
Immo Tones. I C Homey.
Wm H smith. Jacob Painter.
E arv y Childs. W
Co l p N etazi Ma d ° , las VoegtlY.
Secretary and Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER,
feb.s:6md
JUST RECEIVED
a splendid stook of
SPRING DELA.IN ES & DRESS GOODS
CALICOS, DINGMAN'S, site.
Special attention thatled to our stock b e fo r elg
and Irish Linens was purchased :the
great advance in Dry Goods'. Call soon and secure
your Spring Goods as they will be mnbh 'higher
Remember the place, No. 96 Market street, be.
tween Fifth and the Diamond.
mh2 H.. J. LYNCH.
NY YOU WART SOME GOOD NEW
A Fruit or prepared Minot) Meat. miaadi an d
all other kinds of Spices, cooking Brand, or
Wine. New Orange. Lemon and Citron Pool go to
Haworth& Brothers. in the Diamond. whore you.
Will get a new Crop of Fruit and lower than at
any other house in the des A l5O ayeneral, m _atd
tall assortment of Family ronanea. out 11 meat
Domosola
Brandies. and all other kinds of Foram sad
—quwl- g4WORTH & BROTHER.;
AM corner Diamond and Diamond alloy.
GRAVEi. ROOFING} of the best matetbd.
at $4,50 pet equate o[ onehundred feet.
LUPTON & OLDDEN.
Corner sth and Wood street.' •
_ •
BOXES OSWEGO CORE ISTABOEL
M
it.P.lastrisoeived andfor sale hy-
GEORGE A, 'KELLY.
WO So. 89 Yederal strew n Alleghtog
, ABUTS
PITTSBURGH -THEATRE
Lzasin aim himiatistm..—,..W.ht..ll.ESDEltSON
Tr..tanzaa g
—HI OVKIIINGION
•
Engagement for gig. nighty °fee laughable comer
. TA3P/LEE 11081INSON,
make his first appearinee this enteninsi
in he American Drama of the
DAYS OF Ttt._ •
Parins Dutton
Bsl kalub
...
•
'•"t, unclad° with the
I.I tSNOMENON. '
Buttercup . . ... .......
g=. cLAP-P. sTe.sr.zy e co,s
.. - •
,Poloptleontortuna of the War,
;Depicting every-feature of in erect from tho
Birlag.of the-First Gan Bonn to the
- Battle , of Xfarfr bolo.
Interspersed with ablat I
ing *-
.
DIORAMIC EFFECTS.
,
BrilliantAllurcirical Represen`illorm and Luz-
LIRA TABLEAI7%, executed br Martian'.
_...!
Lewis. and a corps of eminent artbra,nt ,
MASONIC.II LI.;
Commencuut. FE
MONDAY EN ;G. April: 6th
The horrors of the betas field, fierce and dead
ly cont. c ta, the din of battle and the crash of war,
are represented with life-like vividness. The
thunder t f the cannoirand Cie din of. the battle
field fall upon the ear of the audience. The are
and smoke of the. advancing hosts, and their
deeperate.clia are seen.. The Marful work.of
carnage and death is presented with a distfoot- =
nece and vividness mocking reality.. BY t^e aid
of extensive and intricate machinery, mechani
cal aPnliances, chemical effects and ingenious
dioramio accompaniments, never before intro-
decal in Ude country. the- audience can almost
loissfine, themselves actual: spuitators of - the
sublime and stirring scenes represented. '.'l he
surface of each view is so ertistiz.ly arranged '
that the beh..lder may di tEctly traverse- lath
the eye an entire battle-ficl,l, or fellow the move
ments of the. Grand Army from the outbreak of
the rebellion to the present time. 1
Each /cane will bedllustrated with graphic
demrintive am ure. • - - - •
Admission 2, tents: Children eds." Doom
open at 7 ; commence at 7% o'cloCk. Canines
may be or , ered ate .'clack - ' ,-
4ip. MAT INES W.SDNE DAY and SATUB- '
DAY AFTERNOONS at 2% o'clock,
ap3;dlwl
SNIV-WELE'S OAII3IN
(LATE ILEILODEO
W.. 0. SMYTHE LESSEE A sus Leta.
MD. fia r rnlE, begs to announce that ..be
will open the above Popular. place of
amnrement:
THIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL
let. he will_ '
y.o:e.,tt e entire Company. late of
lrimble's Varieties, and as soon laa they can
arrive. now lacee will be presented. -
,
Be eonthietrly reline noon bis reputation as a
manager. as an earns of his efforts to please.
A GRAND rNAuoritiL PROGRA7N
,
ME will be presented qdotveniog.
Don't fall to be on hand to.nlght.
•
SPECIAL NOTI
•
• ,a ` • LL:......—5AX% ILIIBR
COUNWFAL Air .Ii6ERIt,
. .
CARRIAGE MANUFAFTORERGi.
SILVER it BRASS PLATERS,
and manufacturers oq
Saddlery and: Carriage Hazdware,
No. 76t. Clair Street. and Du4uesne
(near the Bridge.)
mh4 PITTS.IIIII.GH. PA.
The Millions Visiting New Tork
fcr 30 years, have always f4und
Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Fireserrative
Made and applied wi.hia a &T i re of the
same +Tot, Nothing but eir
Unequalled. A- erfcatdom,
Has given them their World wide reputationiand
made them take the place of all et* prepara
tions. ..the Dyeprodaoes any shade desired in ten
mi /cites
Hanufaotared by J. ORISTATIORO,„ 6 Aster
Home, Now York, Sold everpothere; and appli
ed by all Hair Dressers.
Price, $l. sllio and $3 per boa, accord.ing to size
ORISTADORO'S HAIR PRESHRVATM,
Is invaluable with his Dye. as it imparts the ut•
most softiies% the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the Hair.
t21.0q306.1 aranrd
Price 50 mats. sa, and
she, rehltdkwlrsoo
The Greatest iltbscovery.of the Age ;
Farmers. families and others can purihaSe no
remedy equal toDr. Tobias' Venetian;Liniments'
for dysentery, colic. croup, ohronio rhistmatiam.
sore throats, toothache, sea Eicknast, cuts, burps ,
swellings, bruises. old sores, headache; istozatukr:
bite,. pains in the UMW, chest. back. Jos . If it
doss not give relief the money will be refunded.
All that is asked is a trial. and use it aootrding
t , the directions
Towss—„Dear Sirr.—s MVO USK you r VS'
Italian Liniment in my family to- a number of
years, and believed it to be the best article for
what a is recommended that Ibgro iiter
For sudden attack of croup itbt Invaluable. I
have no hesitation in recommending it for all the •
- uses it professes to cure. I-have sold it for many
years. and it gives entire ,
CHAttIiESTIMMS.
Quakertown. N. J., May& 18584
Price 25 and 60 cents. cold by all druggists:T._
Office 56 Cortland street,ffiew York. , •
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Paean about Brandgetia'n
New 0/11141
Wadi:theater Co.. N. - Y.,_0ct:41872.
Mr. G. Tax EYCK Sannon Editor 8010 ' •
Revobtica -
, • Dear Sir.- would state thatl wsa inducted - to
ise BEANDRICIPS PILLS, through the-reran
niendation eflohn B, Swift, oilhoton, Windchea
ter county, who was entirely mitered to" health
by their on. lie ow siakicr some - two years. Tarr -
costive and dyspeptic. and he's tried everything
but was not relieved.. Finally, he yook one Bran
dreth's Pill every day for axed*. and a don of six N,
Pills every GAY nit' three'doti. and I then took one
Pin every day. with an occasional dose of In
one month he wane Meta go -to wark.-and in three
Months he well gaining 40..a . nmda in weight
YOllll3 beg. • EDWARD PURDY%
Vireirrengwritit Ci t7WrY. as:
Edward Purdy being duly sw_orn. says that he
resides in the town of New Utlea that some
yeara ago he was very siok with a sore on his leg.
which had been running tor over five yearn that
he was also mach distressed by a pain m his chest::
and besides very costive and iirsPePtiM that af
ter trying various remedies and manyphysielans,
be commenced usingErandreth's Pills, six to eight
three times a week. and - at the end of one month.
the sore on his lag heeled, and at the end of two
months he was entirely cured of costiveness, drir
pepsin and pain. and has remained well over
since. a • EDWARD PURDY.
Sworn to before me. this 78th day of Oot. 180,
MALCOL.BIISMIT7I.
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no7. l .4d.kwltfe. aus - lize.of the ?awe,:
e,, t i by Ttioniatie RtrlNHsf,. Einnivnd Alley
Pi t0”,,,,h
000 Y.Hrli os,
Ja., BSI% h reftared
• ' GEO. A. A WILT,
tf h•ri , r.-I ot...Aller.heal.
ti, C 9 s aix F d N i ai o an lz a
le , b 0 7 1
for ral u— y
GAL A. E. NLLY. •
apl 69 Federal St, Allegheny.
ESE
LBS. WRITE MIISTA.RD
1,000 SEEl5l,__• received and for sale by
GEO. A. KELLY. 69 Federal Sr.,
api Allegheny.
-in k GROSS AYRES' cimilty
AA" TORIAL, SarreparillaAnd Pills; received
and for sale by
OEO. A. KULL
apl 139 Federal Ft...4dleglaam
W. B. LUPTON
J fl.Ornnu.
LUPTON & OLDDEN,
FELT CEMENT & . GRAVIL ROOFING`
- All work promptly
attended to and warranted,
illateralra to PM Oral*, Canypes and Meta&
Roofs made at fhe lowest ;mom .
Morning Post Building, corner Fifth and
Wood streets. 2d story. uthl7
OTS - FOB, BALE—THE SLIBSCEI
ber offers for sale four eligible lots situated
cm the corner of Grove street and Centre Avenue
~glowing the seventh Ward, in Pitt tOwnship.—
the lots are each 24 met front by 110 feet deep,
running back to an alley, and are entirely isola
ted by streets and alleys on every side. TWO of
the lets have frame houses on them, five rooms
told hall in each, hydrants on.the pr.miee& They
will be sold all together on very favorable tams,
Enquire of JAIL NoWLBE, Agent,'
feb2/ Rosa street. neariFourth.
ITET ER S. —T W 0 ITONDRED
) Boiler Riveters can And employment on
Eon gunnosts. under shelter. at the beet wages.
aShinists - also wanted.
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SAXES B.IUDR,
Union Iron Worts, St. Loam
intlfeiSwa3d -
150 BBIAL FAMILY FLOUR.
Just received end for Pele bz_
JAB. A. FETZKR.
rata eor Mulet sadist tit
rinwo NEW
.1. . ..greyfr•lNG P straeliii-.
whose forme:pa:Ai was VMS be sold now
ior $9O, at lifts. JOBEP WHITES.
seas (mese* Repository o Mileßszt.
anfreaß.bfreort
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