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„" carrying coal. A considerable portion of this equip
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and Chicago, the direct western extension. will add
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~- .: '' . .l ‘ the coping, and piers Nos. 3,4 and 5 will require only
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begun, b ut the materials for them tiro provided. The
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Th.atre —Benefit Mr. Nrcyie. -- A splendid bill
is announced to-night for the Benefit of Mr. Neafic.
The favorite piece of the Corsican Brothers. which
has not been performed here for u long while, will
be presented, together with the excellent play of
Dun
Cmsar de Ratan. Mr. Neafie's representation of the
last mentioned character cannot be exceelld ; be has
made it, the part, peculiarly his own. and his per
sonation in recognized everywhere as inimiude.
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the first piece be will appear as Fabien and Louis.
The bill and the occasion demand a full house, and
doubtless the Theatre will be crowded.
The next Lecture before the Young Men's Libra
Assoriation will be delivered on Tuesday evening, '
George Sumner, Esq., of Roston. Subjeet —()la E
rope and Young Amerien.
E.reeneire Furniture —AL 10 o'eltwl:
morning, will be commenee.l the s ale of the en
Furniture, ...tr.. of the . Nati , med Muter Sir
non" Smithfield Street. M. Davie Auctioneer.
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TH Rs OA , March t, lc:in.
Samuel Morrison, et 01. vs. Thomas B. and tieori
W. Sutoh. No. SB7, November Term. 1551. Shah•.
Stanton and Pollock for plaintiffs: tl. P. Hamiltio
for defendants. Action of ejectment for 100 arms
land in Peebles township. On trial.
In the ease of Shoenberger vs. Duncan. the jury
retired about noon, hut up to the adjournment of
Court had agreed on no verdict.
Di•t riot (loud
SAN 1'RAN , 11. , ,, January IP, 1556.
Mclsm. ILutdbr J Smith, 2Viii INT; Ihoe xtred, Pats/meg!,
Wr anticipate that 110STWITEICI , ' RITTER); will son. he
come as popular in California as they have in the old,
States of the Union. Every icirty that have tried Oleo,
WItSU morn, and dealers who have bought them from o
Lase not failed to 1 . 1410. - their orders. A. the liolllllll./ i.%w .
inerUalling. we desire that yon should ship us, via New V. rh
fit) doa_ jar month anti! further notice. We have orders 04
file from llonsilulm SAllti.ial lalaud •.
Very truly, your., BATIK & ACUITY,
feldsa7aw Wholesale Drugiost
.!ifsrve einNii.—This nosy invention is highly appr
elated, and seine sales of rights Isaac 6 - .1 Wade un gs
terms. Every one that 13411.1 the machine pronounces it o
of the most ingenious Intentions of the age. and one sure I
make the fortunes of those who engage In the bunions:,. TI
trade tea very large one. and hasiseretofirre furnished pn.ti
she employment to many firms Its this country. Willi tb
new niacliitio its profits ran be 11.11111,1 or trebled, and tl
amount of capital required to de a large busimes is ye
email. There are torten. in it, and the µstyle are evidentl
!lading It ouL
A company Is forming. to be exiled the Allegheny C.llll
Match COMpArt, .to start tits Istsitsots user Oil!, 1
- Call at E.atou's, NII. SO Fourth street, and look at oat. SCI
tl
nodoert Inventions of the age.
AUCTION SALES
DRIVATE LIBRARY OF ('VOICE; LIT
EB.ATuris....--4ht SATURDAY evening. March nth.
commencing at 7 o'clock, will ho sold at the Commerriid
Sales Rooms, corner Wool and Yiftli streets, by catalogue. ri
very choice collection of fa‘orite authors io English litera
ture and
..atanddrd works , from the private library of a gen
tleman removing. !tinny of the volumes are of quite recent
*tie, comprising ammo of the toad attne•ti re books I the
day, and all in good condition. Among them will be found
all the volumesof Longfellow and Tennyson. Charles lAstith's
Worlm. Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeffrey. Memoir °I
I•ldney Smith, Wordsworth's Poems coniplete.7 0144 Hod''
Poems, Works of Leigh Bunt, Keats. Coleridge, Washington
Irving. Lord Ilyron. 8 vole, Shakspesre. F vole.. Ac.. the
Waverley Novels, full morocro; Illustrated London News.
vole.; London Punch. 2 V. 1.: Brandy's F.ncyclopedia
mf
Science, Literature and Art ; Latin and English
Greek and English Lexicons; Hebrew and English Lexictms:
Webster's Dktkotary; The London Crystal Palace• illus
trated, I. Tols4 National Gallery of F•ng , l , ing.• 2 v. 1 0 ., ,.;
Perry's Rehm:tea. now edition; Burton's Anatomy of Melan
choly: Kirby's Wonderful Museont. 0 eels; blenteirs of l.ile
awl Writings of Dr. Chalmers. 4 rola; (Ince Orneowood 4
Slaps and Mishaps in Europe; Writings of Sam Slick, Len
don edition; Statesman's Matinal. 4 veto; Lossing's Ns
tional history of the Uultni Stairs, 2 vols.; Rabelais. not
other French authors: Napoleon. 4 volumes.
Ar
Also, a number of elegant Water Color PRINTS. Clown.
lithographs and Artist of the old masters, whirl
were selected in London and Paris.
Catalogues will Is' ready and li.vdca arranged for examine
tion on Thursday morning. P. M DAVIS.
..nah6 • A tactionrer.
_ _
FUR RENT—The ..ornmodious Three Su.ry
Brick Dwelling Douse, No. 59 Front street, with es 1 , 11
nine back buildings, bakehouse, wash house, bath room. do .
finished in modern style, with gas, hot and cold water, lied
other conveniences--to which is attached a large yard. with
grapery, ortuumentsi trees, Ac. All In tine order.
Enquire of P. M. DAVIS,
mar!, Corner of Wood and Fifth streets.
11VrATIONAL HOTEL FURNITURE Ac., AT AUCTION.—
Ou FRIDAY morning. March 7th, at 11 o'clock. at the
National Hotel, Water street. near Smithfield street. will i.e
I'ditlitued the sale of the entire stock of Furnitnre, , fixtures,
kr._ of that extensive establishment, roniprising, in pa' -
GO high and low-post cherry and walnut Bedatoada Feather
Beds. Bedding, Hoak Mattradmat. Preening and plain Bureaus,
Work Stands, Wash Stands, Chamber-ware; cane beat, fancy
and common Chairs; Rockers, afeee . , hair seal Sfa and
Rocker; parlor, chamber and sta S ir Carpets; hall tad stair
Oil Clotho: hearth Rugs; Russia Feeder. and Ash Pane;
Venetian Blinds; Window Curtains. Looking Glass., S.
Alen large Extension Tables; Chinn Maas and Queens
's/aro: Spoons and Plated Ware; Chafing Dishes; Knives
and Forks; Table Clothe; Cooking Stores, kitchen tnen.ii,,,
bar fixtaroa,
Also, eon Bay Mare and Baggage Wagon.
marl P. DAVIS, Mich
ACARD.—A very desirable celleetien
finely illustrated works, standard and late publirai hoe ,
embracing the choicest English and American male .1b
elegant literature, (being the library of a gentleman
moving), will be sold, on SATURDA Y EVENING, Niareb stl
at Davie Commercial Sales Rooms corner of Wood and I'M
streets. Catalogues fur distribution and Books for examin:
Lion, on Thursday morning. P. NI. DA V IS,
mar 4 Auctioneer.
PEREMPTORY SALE, by order of Ur
phans'bonrt, of su perior MBRCM ANT AND i•IT
MILL, BALDWIN FARM AND IMPB.OVFAIENTS.- 0 0
THURSDAY afternoon, March 20th, at 2 o'clock, the
premises, will ho sold, by order of Mrs. Mary B. Davila Ad.
ministratrix of the late James 11. Davis, deceased, that valu
able piece of LAND, situate on Chartlers Croek, four 1011.
from Pittsburgh. on the Steubenville Turnpike Rood, in
Robinson and Chartiers townships, containing four acres
and seventy perches, on Which is erected a firs t Class Flour
ing Mill, In good order, capable of turning out ISO barrels of
flour per day, with a Store hone, Dwelling House, Cooper
Shop, Stable, ka, The mill contains lour pair burrs, three
sots bolting cloths, three sermon, two 6111ut machines, earn
crusher and other improvements. The water power is
among the best in the county, to which hr added steam
power when required.
Also, that valuable Farm adjoining the above, at present
occupied by Mrs. Davis, containing upwards of 1311 v acres
choice land,with Mansion House, Barn, - table, and other
puildings. Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, Air. in a high state of
ci - Mtivation, which may be divided into several handsome
country seats, being among the most desirable sitimtion , in
the, vicinity at this city, and in a neighborhood highly im
ptoved.
Title indisputable Terms: One-third cash; reshitie in
one and two years, with Interest payable semi-annually.
• mar 3 I'. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
RYFr FLOUR-40 bbls choice Rye Flour
Just received ou consignment and for sale by
,al4 ATWELL, LEE CO
~Y~.,.
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MAUCH 7
THI MTV -FOURTH CONGRESS.
- FIRST SESSION.
ksiiiNoTON Cm, March 6.--Sennte.—Mr. Brown
introduced a bill fur the construction of a Railroad
and telegraph line from some point on the Missis
sippi river, south of latitude 37, to the Pacific Ocean,
at San Francisco. The bill grants about forty mil
lions of acres of land, fur which the company are to
pay 50 cents per acre before obtaining a title, and
also requires them to deposit half a million of dollars
as security that they will faithfully carry out the
work according to the provision' of the bill, and for
the completion of 1110 miles within DI months ; the
government to pay itfitto per mile for carrying the
mail until the road is finished. and fur ten years
thereafter, and such reasonable sum as the Secretary
of War may determine for carrying troops, munitions
of war, ote. The road is to be forfeited if not built
within ten years. an I all the land paid for to revert
in that event to the United States. The bill grants
the right of way 400 yards wide, hut gives no exclu
sive privileges, allowing any company to construct
the roads when and where they please, and obtain
such favors from the goverur c ueut as they can. It
was referred to a Committee on Pacific Railroad.
Mr. Weller said the Committee would endeavor to
report next week.
The Senate then resumed the considaration of the
Fortification Bills.
The Senate pasted the usual Fortification Bill.
That providing new works was postponed.
Tho Senate considered Mr. Stnner's resolution di
recting the Committee on Foreign Relations to con
sider the expediency of some act of legislatnrehaving
the concurrence or bulb Houses in effectually to
abrogate the treaty with Denmark, repudiating the
payment of Sound tines.
Mr. Sumner argued that notice was given by the
President, by direction of the Senate, in executive
session, of the termination of the treaty, which is
defective. inasmuch as treaties aro port of the su.
Kunio law of the laud, and can only be abrogated
by the action of both Houses, and approved by the
President.
Messrs. Seward, FesSenden, Collamer, Crittenden
and Stewart sustained Mr. Sumncr's views, and
Messrs. Mason, Tourey and ORSs opposed them.
The resolution was passed, and the Senate a d.
journed until Monday.
/!Hare,:.- -The Spotiker laid before the 110113 e R com
munication from the Court of Claims, enclosing WIN
making appropriations lor the pay moot of certain
private claims, tte,.;ether oitli the evidence and the
judgturnt of tile Court. This is the lint case of the
kind originating under site act ereatiug that tribunal.
Sonic debate arose regarding the proper dispot4l
thin of these hulls. as 3 prettedent was now to be est
taltlished. One side ettntentled that they tdtould lie
sent to the Coltitniitee on Plaint , for examination,
bile the other argued that lite action of the C,,, t rt
superseded such necessity.
The sublet was Ti,.e.l by Informally.
'the Ilium then took up and passed the military
and invalid pension bills.
The llouse prtseetled to the consideration of the
resolution empowering the Committee on Eleetione
for persons and papers on the 1:1111Sii, eon
tested election.
Mr. Boyce thought the irrelevant mailer in the
port of the majority night not have been intendei
influence the public Mint! a 1111- atritating queni
but the Committee had OS ell nodule 001111.6,11 re
rumor,. Mr lieyee did not believe that taking
iv Cou rt rai-.,lasers, would ire
tend
Lc such s tuatnnary e .n.equenes,
°lntuitive apprehended should the ooler
rrented. ice should has c brought hitter a swan
witnegre.,. The tc,tinionv ,Itoula Le taken
sin
those territorier, let.nug, thosclittetcl to their but.ii
alto have something than running hen
crt,ade of evidence. Ile contended that the I
i4latore ofnht.h paned the Statute
uu
which \V - hit field Iva., elected wa.. , legal, beratt.e
office of delegate wtt= created Li the Kansa , Neill
ka act, and wino., er Chtillte.l it, Should chow that
was elected tinder the fanner law, which Wft. 4
not
l'aSe with Reeder. who litt , n traitor it he gave nit
bee- .0 . the • ,ertiticate , of (40,111..
them I•lltltted I k ,ttat`t. It 11'3 , better
t , . hale retreated ....h.• .•r t , . Fort
it ottl.. than to fal-Av
Mr. iII IL. iu II•
pouvr I.er,f., tool pap , rl.,
dicil the truth, ti LtiL ail w rt.!, ii. wan. Th,
c.
,leulaud..d his the Inti s. an.) the , a , rl
ncss of Oi•Ii t W,
'Nulled in the report ..1 tilt. 111111..,ty that thi, 1..
r trite not within the .1t, , e1 ot the How-,
sly ques.tion it whether ...och .1111 i.e l'
at as woul.l anthcri,c ,n
ai.parent 111 tit. toete..ria , . that either NVlri;
Itcollor aist :1. I I.khit
:.•-t and u. ..t .11111 i rt • 111:111 n, the II ..11, t•
eLeic it on , :1
t‘ol.. Inontl. • that a l t. r i•t. 1;•r I,
~ter- tl.c ‘. hog I. r
t Li, shit
lecto.o•• .311tI.II!,
Ind .1.,,,garic.1. l • In . it , • a •••.
It. people ill th. lao.l 1.. 6n. ni Tht . .1131. , 1.
I.llAe the Itt . . t.tt• ,pr
1.01. - ti Int mired wlth I ado.): arum—
LVlnttield hero t•Attl.., :tad by the
VT. 11!nifbaln pt . ...veiled t,
Wake out n pnd.abl to e t.. ..end for 1.er,.11, 9.11k1
'dire. ttnyttlLt tha l ti,. ustiri , r , ut 80,11t11,1114 l.k tot:
• 4.o,hature of sp•hite.l the otrt2;2l.lllt• at t ill
terrih.ry. lie :meet - I . ly crttiotaod their art, in
at•oLl Ilic
tilt.l It.
•et en .el.!ouent- , i
. rr,..tu.
r the dr•ri V. 1,11t1111..11
11.1.1,,r71•••1.
\"t.o Yttup„. Mar.+ I'•. llerej I enrro• , l .e.l
telet!rulth, that dt. , ttatt•ht , ttrtttlxitt Ity the AM,
were meets t•tl 111 !lII' Department I C r.IIIN
left. W 9.0 them. P.. 1 h .til
K there are rule,. that they are helligerent in t..ne
An effort is I•ein7 itlade I.y Ameri
ans In start n new randldate fir the Pre,i.len,y.
The Tribune correvp.mdent says that the S , tl, ens
minority report on the Kati,ts election eit,e is
hill
fully drawn. it is in ,übstance a demurrer. insi,ting
that rongre, has right t•. below the surface
of the Kantuls Legbdature. but must r••gard the lorri •
t A .,lid legislature rightfully contested, and its nets
as valid Ti' e.tablished, Whitfield
the legal delegate. to. 11.1 toans illegal v,tc,
were polled. and ctinnot ,•ven e-nte,t it. ns
he d ire not even pretend to ;no e beenoted for lit
the election ordered by the Leg,lai.ire. This point
is argued at great length iii a memorial by Whitfield.
attached to and read a, a part of IV. Stevens report.
The South t 'ftr•dina paiwrs .•"11111111 detail- the
recent terrible ri,t nt coltimhia College. On I Le
night of the I7th ult. a party of students who 1,1.1
grudge against the Chief of the Pollee. 11111cle a MI,-
•i1.1 , 11S n.,,,n0i1t upon hint in !hi , street. badly injuring
bite. tthe ,f the , tiolent, had his 9ktlll phl open.
The Clitef was eonvQ by some of hi- friend• to
t i var d vihn-ti an tilts L was ,0011
IktWit . by '.101111"I:~1F1111L.rIts. armed with L n i‘ ec,
clubs and iti.t , ti?. 'Fins Chief was again badly l•ent
en and stabbed, and ma- thou thrown oat of the
second •tory ailLllll b. II was rung and
the ,•iti,eri. , 111,11 . Is , g - 111 4 r, Whet] another eonfliet en
que4l. t^ix military Were ordered
Were :tfterwurd- stntelnell ar..hh4 . l the
guard ILmse and Jail. 4, .0. the . t „ tterit ,
eiueedied,and “llicr , sre 1,1 perti.i t,,
dell, the chief, be The excite
went Wfl, kept up until the 21-t. when the stmienti
were still threatening revenge. and being, sery aetive
in procuring arm, and ammunition. the (lei t-rnet
went to the College and demanded their arms. threat
ening to fire upon them if they refused to
them. The atudonts finally yielded, and quiet was
restored.
Another account says the scene presented Wll, , each
as rohnllbill never before :dtw. Two hundred armed
citizens, with guns loaded with hall cartridges, op.
p o lied to m ore than 1011 enraged young men with
rifles in their hands: the Order WM; given to take
aim, anti a fire would hare followed, hail not Colonel
Goodwin and ether:, thrown themselves Imtween
them and called on the citizens not to fire. T,y much
persuasion the students were induced to return w
the college. Some of the students were subsequently
ec pelted.
March n -•-Thirteen engines are Mort:
in the scow thinkirti tel Ltitytiin. ^u the
New York and Erie Ealirtind, lint iiiinn.it nuke any
progress until the wind goe, down. Ve,terility' ,
work is all filled up. II the wind gees (luau this
afternoon, they may get through by to-morrow night,
but it is doubtful.
Fight full ear loads er paa,enizers arrived Iron
Erie at Ittrty minutes after I u but a ill not
1111.
thlffillo anti Erie might he ttleariiii be mitrning if
the bait It in Still MOl'Lllinglinni.
At Philadelphia business was generally active, and
a largo spring trade was anticipated. The stork
market. on Tuesdey presented no new feature of itn
portance, and the transactions of the day were tnrsl
crate, with but slight variation in prices. Penna.
Railroad was firm, and closed at an improvement of
I. In loans there was no material variation. The
transactions of the day summed up $23,000. The
general mark et closed dull.
At Baltimore, the Money Market continued abun
,lastly supplied, and not much business paper was of
fared on the street, the banks taking nearly all. Ito
!
mess generally is beginning to assume its wonted
indications of activity, and in all directions activ e
Accident at Cincinnati.
preparations were making for a heavy spring trade.
Cisetssari, March f. --The end wall of a house on
Columbia street, near Sycamore, fell to-day, crush At Cincinnati, since the opening of navigation, a
ing some frame building , in Sycamore, including the i heavy shipping business has boon done. The Con
drug storesof tteorge Light. Several occupant ,
merried says "The shipments of produce are very
jured but none killed. The loss is trilling.
large. Over 12.000 bbls. whisky have been chipped
xa-The Stella Shawl, Just now beeuming fashion- to Southern ports during the last three days, nearly
able, Is certainty one of th- prettist and Wont boomilog gar 9.1100 lAA& of which were shipped to New Orleans,
meets worn by the Lath, for a tong time It was first intro- lfissis
dutsvd by the Empress and was 0n0... and by gen- , the remainder to Nashville and points on the
oa al atnewnt., adophsl by tb.. hob. ta,hionnt.l.• uorld. sippi. There is more demand fur money, and an in
bones will plcaccd to learn that a largo lot 0.1 tb,s.•
0„..,. ~1 I creased number of bills offering, but the supply of
„, A. Nu.y.,
Grant d P{Rh fr.,. $l9l ‘P '" currency is good, and there is no perceptible change
$4 , 1 Our kilt readers should, by all meant, cull and
no
them. mariatswtw
WASHINGTON , March 6.- --Positive infernoo
lion meek ed here that over four hundred men, or
ganized and well nrinol, left New Orleans o u the
morning of Feb. 27, in the steamship Prometheus, tri
join Col. Walker. There I: , a prospect of a light.
Most of the men are from the West, and know how
to use arms. A free passage was given them. Ar
rangemento are made for 000 more for next steamer.
Ntaw HAVEN. March 5.—A serious riot necured on
the last, at Yale College. The Students having
attacked the room of Fiche Lirewer, a tutor, who was
suspected of being a spy. the windows and furniture
were demolished, and Mr. Brewer received a How
which rendered him insensible for some time,
i INIZMI
NEE
=ME
New York ('li) Item+
Railroads (Vast roc* ed by 14110{I
Ali fur General AValker
Sorlow: Riot
in rates.
The bill to repeal the law against the circulation of
PLOVER SEED-10 bti , hel. in store and
foreign bank kills of less denottlination than ten dol.
for sale feliD;
HOPS - hales in sti,re and for sale 1; tars, passed both brunches of the Legislature of Obi,
f a ult ai'LLINUF.R and has finally become a law.
=;,
BIM
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE
T N CLAIIKR, GMO. W. CABS
Mature-,
N. 1101. MES, 7s.
&votary.
JANIKS P. BABA.
Saperintencient.
S. T. NORTHAM, Ja.
(Inamitt, of Arbitration for February,
CINA). W. CASS, Y. P.
REES OWENS, JAMES OIL SCULLY,
JOAN P. PEARS, R. T. LEECH., Jr.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
RHIN LEA Vl3 eon DAVI.
EMpi re City New York... ...Havana and N. 0.... Mar. a
en tindian . New York...... Liverpool Mar. 6
Asia New York --Liverpool Mar. 5
Illinois New Y0rk...... Aspinwall Mar. 5
Etna . Now Y0rk...... Marrs Mar. 7
Amp" New York Havre, via Cowes ....Mar. S
Star of the West... New York...... San Juan, Nit; Mar. 3 -
-Mack Warrior..... New York... ...Havana anti N. ......Mar. 10
A nterkw ...... .......11oston, Ac...... Liverpool Mar. .12
Baltic New York...... Liverpool Mar. 15
Union New York ......Gibraltar, Sr Mar. 15
Hermann - ...... ...N ew York...... Southampton Mar. 22
Ten omens" New Y0rk......P0rt0 Cabello, &e. ._Mar. 22
Brenda New York London, via Cork ....April I
°spray New York ......Carthagonet Etc ..... —April 8
TO ARRIVE.
[RAVE FOR
.Liverpool....... New York.
1.1verp001.......New York
.Liverpoul.......Now York.
Bremen, Ac.... New York.
Niagara I iverpool.. ..... lt,otton
Brenda London ...... York
Quaker City I 1v0rp001.......New York.
Fulton Ilurre New York
'Washington Bremen New York
We have no change to note in the looney market
since our last. There is an abundant supply for the
demands of trade, which, however still cuotinues
le
he dull, in consequence of the river navigation not
yet having been opened. ileapaper is readily ne
gotiated in eur banks, and outside there in no dif
ficulty in obtaining money, at former rates.
The busimiiis transactions of the mut week hey(
itin extremely limited, lint our merchants are look
1g Cot- a Speedy opening of our rivers, and they an
icipate /I ,W 11.54111 of unu,ual activity.
Joseph 11. i 1 ore, Eay., of Totnilo, Ohio, liar Len
pp,inted Superintendent of tho and l'entty
nuia Railroad, in plaeo \V. it..ber
ro,igned
The nonexe , l table gives the recd t+ of ntiln.
uo.ry, a$ fur as pul,linhed
14:41. 7C:,:,. •
11. - 0050.5 re 055.1 504,5,, 416 2 _160 $.113.027 Dor ...$1; 3.404
TI stud 0 1P50.11 Itr . . .. 20,11C0 34,004 I/or_ 4 15:1
4'4,1'144 , • 0501 'Burl 5r.,..33.2
i 1503 g ., and It lot 74.0355 53,221 10r... 137 4 44
Cleveloosl 5001 T. 4010 . ... 77.1113 01..453 for .. 15. , 114 5
71t-0. 40'2,400 4'27. 1 027 11.,.. ......',O I I
110.15701: itiver . 0.0 IMO. , 7M5.511 Thr.. 24,1711
101014•.0. l'entrol . 134.050) 7.7.4.13 Inc... 76.567
7151w550k5.• and M 0.4 30.5075 33.7519 T 00... 17, 11 1- 31
‘11,•15i,01 II , ."
0 I nil . .. 1311.00:. 122.470 155 , .. 34.4* ,
\ 1.11.050-01 4171.307 405.1 1 21. 1554'... f 01,5152.,;
V nutl N Hors's, .... 010.43'. 551.7717 105 ... 3.70 4
Nor. 015 14:01 Wor 1 , .!.3. , 14367 110 - ... 371
1 1 00 El. 1 . 05110a1 .... ..... 290.109 11114.777 174 r .. 041.1
The official averages of the city Banks of New
'urk fur the week ending on Saturday laat. present
an in,reaqvd movement in loans and deposits, anil
on the spool. , riiiierve eoisiiiii.re.l with
the previous week. The exaet changer ure uo fol
100 re.., In I,,qins
1.0,4 In Specie
i;nin in 6ro,s .......
‘;ntn in urinal untirnwn Dep.Rad.
111 , 3 , 14.0 in l'irrulutwn
FA, Y
I rheels, . ,Irskr,l
\ et.... 1 uniirawn Deposits
i .I 11t pneia, M.rrb I .1. ,6 . 604 .:t 77
dent 'thou, 2 I ,:11;(1,:', ;9
tindrawn deposit
All eri., of C3lifornist t;o1.1 during
tho %I" er k wen, larger than thei.synlent..4
Ihr Soh Troa , ory for duties. they VllllO inl ,, thy itnuk
m the e, eel< than the .Ithor* went out. and upon
i.
the average of the mil ltustne-s day. , a Final! ttelieit
the rsult. The utelti; elootal upon a rising at -rage.
Ittcht•ltag the <uh Treasury statement of Saturday
the Ittli.t% tog it the general
NtAt 3. ..i. 1 , ,r
~. .f. - 1}2,1 1,1 ..1 , 1 j1, 1 2..1:: . 2.111.6 f.Ig•L.7 15. 41: 1
1.1.:,...i....r.t4 I:. e...H i.ote, 1!..r ,- ..". .17 4
11r.,:i.,11. ~ 7 1.4'.7.. 7 ::.1."1, - .: 7rd4...+4
14 1-.. t• 7:.,•,...1,321) ~ , ..1441 '1.77 1 , .T. , .4 , 1.17 4
, 1.., , ,,.11 1,11 .i/14 .,. . . ... i . ....% . ..... , ......V1 11.1 I . ...11:11
1 11 ,11-Tr...r l ry Lii•IIM, .1.:.:1e..412,17 4,4/ 4r2. ?..,..11131.141X`
Th,• Tu rr•lnrn. I , r the mi.nth
roury at the port of New York. tt, offonally xua.le op
at ti. ‘'Ll.totn tionao, presont nn Import of
I out con sonttolot. Atrect
Ilotlal.1.• 11, 4 .14. warehonAo•l . 1,45 , 1.259
Froo . . I I
Tonal ontriolt ....
A , zninmt Fobruary, hio fo
laeraa,e thin year
There wri.+ also entered in Ferviirn `pei•ie th.
or $72.217. The amount of iioods withdrawn fr
Politic Wn.rehouso is $2,0t; • Of;•
than Went I o t.. Publie Warehouse. The tot
ILetually marketed for the 131,41 th is Om;
The r‘i.,,rt, 1.. F.,reirn >lnle• during the m,
F.•hrnnn' were •
In I),,lnvstiv
......
tIOO.I, re exverted
Totnl dearrinces
The import; of Foreign ti from iho port
New York (Mtn the 1•0111111,M , 111 0 11t of the Tien.<
(heal putt'. L.•ginuiog July ht., 1 N;J:t, onding F
rwirv. are
time previous year
The exports fur the same periud are :
1855.'54{. 1
.1,11,' 1. 'e Fn.ta July 1.1.4
PrrAtier. $ 17.91 ti.otlo $:15,n19,001
P , ,rei gt re c ..... 3,117,000 6.1177,1)(1,
.... 11,851,000 23,2;,1,0111
in"nth!
Rovenue eustnuis at New York for sumo
MEM=
Irtrren,e munch" ,l
g-1.1 fr..tit Litlifornin for
•utue ptriud. 1;: , 5 ;R
11=
$3,50',942
• ---
IPAiith nuA Froances lh, City of Nen , .I,k.
Value Of private real estate $330,975,5nfi
Pors"nal estate 115,531,2 W?
Personal estate of non-residont. 14,491,130
Deorense for ti month'
Total taxnblcs
Value of public or oity property
Aggregate wealth of city
Taxation levied in 1855..
Funded debt $11.0n0,K6
505,720 8,400,130
Less in sinking fund 5,
Yearly applicalion to S. fund iu 1855... 1,0.17,300
Revenue from roton Aqueduct, 1055... ;00,000
- C
Estimated cost of new reservoir, area of
07 acres
Which will increase water revenue W...
New public park, an area of 750 acres, to
cost
Population of the city
Qualified voters
Pro rata of wealth to each voter
:~ ~~a
'.
M3MM
:•
14 • 44.. ii
ot=i.t
l'rrAident.
IiTLIKARTII.
Vice Pres-ideate.
TO SAIL
1,1 • 0••
gx;,a.,u,i;
"1 1 0 ..07
or mor
$r;2,554,000 564,:',47,11410
o. •
•
•
•• • •
- .-.7. ti^ •
•
• i •
Plrrtincncn, March
-
The trunuil the past week have heou
!ugly light tug to be uuworthy of 000. We Os
some of the leading fentum.:
Aslll.6...There has been no change in pric,. Pearls we
continue to quote at cash and time, 1.1: , there have
110.11 very few trauma... Lions. Pots nominal at S,da
Ash
BACON...There is a steady . detnand fur Bacon. hut the
sales are not heavy, atal the stock is light; .1. 1000 Ihs.
Shoulders and llama at 1 , 1%6»11: and :13,000 lbs. Shoulders,
ides anti llama. city cured. at 8%, and 11r.
1117CKW HEAT FLOUR—Sales are occasionally made from
store of Buckwheat, in 501 b. sacks. at 0,25.
BUTTKR—Prime roll in extremely scarce, and there is but
little coming in. We note ,tal of 5 bbls. roll st 21 ; and
6 bids. prime roll at 224833.
CHEESE—There is little in market of ptime quality. nut
the stock is generally light. The sales are confuted to swell
I4,ts of Western Ittnerve from store at Ito.
1111109 FRUlT—There is no change• lo prices; but the
market is firm; sal. 175 bus. Apples'at al4l :al bLls.
Peachei at $.1,75.
FEED...SaIk. at the mills of Than at Sli.krtn
ai
Sliii..4tuff 70. and Finished Middlings
FF.ATIIEIIS I ...SaIe9 have I oen made of a few sacks at 4:ic.
Fl 3I l...lloldern of Mackerel No. a. largo. are firm at Z,l 14,t ,
?dn.:Al, to the retail and country trade. rodllsli arc steady at
f, by the bbl. Gibbed Herring are first nt i'VO•
are . steady—White .Sioopitio,bo . 13LLi. Trout
Wan. White 3. - 4,i4.1,.5; do. Tr.mt $4.75014:! ,
I , Th ere have been but few transactions during the
)wool week ; the supply in quit.• limited. and there is but 111th ,
ooilling in. The prima have not 1111d,g,11.` any rhange, but
the market in aotnew hat stiller in consequence of foreign ad
small sales were made of extra at 3G,bS, awl of
I , IN
inn 1,3
F
Fob.
el r
Mar. I
.Mar. 1
.Mar.
to at pt.
AIN...We havo Ina OM' ,nlo to note of 1W 1nvA10.:174
oclwo rt.,l at }l,a: , . Cora is nominal at 3;a4,4(1...
boon mad , from sleds al $11&1.10. Rye
and omaloal al :X.e. Saks Itt 1 , 11,110 t,, lota from Iltmot
rm.) (new ta.., at '2.
ItOCKII I ilrl...The steel; ;lager alai Molasses tsidmne
lauslisl: ' , mall sales of Its former his a bisol mule
LARD...SaIes lro 10.m4 N. I at 10(ii,10 1 .,ic., xixty •layx.
Ix h.. 1.1 at alk.at id, but no eat, livol,ml
19 I.lsl, Lard aMI No. 1 at 05e, coat.
:Ant. Im conotr) }tens at $13,50, cash.
PIO tiT.k 1.... The only Hale We have to nob: :200 toot
t, I A MI:lolly at sit, nix mouth,
E Clovvrxced from More at 30:At
mud toot le di, at 5t,57!,.,, cash. Timothy b xtxtdy
$3r41.3:2.5. awl Flax $1,,Vg.r.1.70. • •
.light in thomark
%kw nr. 11, '. 1114 k 111.4
Stil,4 To-I)ay.
10 I.bl+ ~ tra Innu I. 1r..111 '4,0
't) bl.l. d... du. at
.91 !•IIS/Ir•IA I blip! ..tti .ion•
=ENE
var C"ro 1,111 A L •d•
lISKY
.Stle, la h.;:+yinm• I:,.•nl I
Cattle Market
1..:5...Thr IlvtrLet v.. 11. n x•dl pw.1.1.1w.1. .411)
MElf==l
IMIIE=
to,litutt to clioit
.1I Vo.r, rieltt : nt. ant 1:4 ) h,r1 , 1 In 1.4•1113. N
• tut, g,,s, 0./ 40. !wing ti 1113111 fl,znr
Ness York Market
New Yoga. V.ot Itrtive . r 0.1•74 11.10
,Ix mix,.l 1.. el( 111 Jai 1,4.1%, 11,0 Ilan, r, ,11,4 •_•90o
to. G.,rft onpr.,iltv„ I 9, , r10 Ins yt 1 . .9 for Mixed
mat 114 , 4 firm: .4‘l, .00 MAN
Prott; sKle• 3" , 0 1.1.1 r Whi7ky 110
Ittvl I.ln it.' 1449. l'ortilmrland
Ihrlug - vo Smtiwro 'v \ Fl. i',lllol
I„,1 It, 1;•-m ling Pit Vtryrizo3 +lx, 9P, ;
T„1..,1., 74, 1.•v01011 , 1, and.
ti,Alt•tut ('hl,, , 111
Itrento IL 1.010 I, ~00 la, 1,00 - 1.1..1 a 10.41r1
r..<1.00 detualv.l. ntarl,o :I.+o :..4...L /41 1,01.0r1
:1 110 - r ,. .00. - 1:111.. ttlarr, .0.00 y for
111101011 4 .( ta:i. , 10/ • 010ti...1
vsli:l,ls i. 1 %,!..10 .1.1. r., .1 i•S
11•0 -, 0 0 1 1111111 a ,/ 1111110 Mil, 3, 100..11.1.1. ~...1..,111.•1
...le 01 the railroad of . tw
ri ark . (11x011'1 1 1 .
O 11/
01:1.11:0. DA. 1. 1..4 v .1..01 •I•nv: nlO.l 11,r
ratl... 1,1 1.1.1. .1 •i opet
111.1. 1,10 11/.• it,,, ..•.1 • 1 .1i11..1 1.,:11 alter
1:1.1. 110.5..1 t
for Inn. nrol ear ~.11 aa: • • • ' 1. I
1,1 willt.,ll :11..1,-.lctlernnit.l • • 1 1,i.
10r 111• :vO.l ralpertl,.. n:
110. Lot 13,-,41,00. r....:111:4mi • AI,
111.1.!. .4 -11.04 •
n ‘,1,11 -1. 11.- 0111114 .
. UN. „
.0
~,, 0
„a..., 11
10104.4 .0...1..0 11 lout. .0.1 - 1 7 • 1.1•A••1 0 ..... all
, 0 , •1 Ow .00a it r• 11,.1.1 111.41 1..`II•
.11•.11.0..,.•.1 Io 011% 111. L 0
.I, • 1 1 1,1 .L 1.1.1- V.lll ,•..1 5.+1.1 nl L.u.r
01 . 0 ", till , . 1.;110.. t0..111. , 1. 0. ..1. 1,1 .1141 I.;` 1
•• nu./ 1..1.1 1 11.1 , • - ls for all
auvo. I, v 1.... a lv tn. • .1
. :let 10.010' ..a1.411 n;,.10101010y
: 1,040 . 1. at 0, 0 0 0 0 I.0 ^ 11411••11
0.1 70., 71 .lel aOOl NAIIIK - 111 4 4 1 1.
1,. • ..1 o..llrirCll 01 71.0t.7 I Itt. ar , • 00111 . le
1.., 0.1nt..1 ail._ .11.1.'4 ,01110 - rtr. !.n 60 -
.1. a .01 -11 111 an IN% ...tr., 0 I' •rl. 41011 411.1
PIO LI i.. ii' to 1110 tonal:, Sirr
tor N1:-. A,..1 10-101,. .‘O.l 111
Irtylrc. tor .•ormtry
1 • 1 . 1110. • i• 11 1.4 . 1,01,111 101. 512,10, , 0.1:11.34 1, tnroll
forn-11,. - 6•.1 I r!irrra •l .n llca.Wel
Isvotx .110:.1 pr,rl.4..lll.olaLyrro.. rriov. 1 1 , .....11.4.4 11111111
.111 . .10 1 11 .1 . 1 .
I (n,1..t0•1 1 -1 .1
1.1 10% . II 1 11 1•1r 1 .1 10 17 , 1 :1 1 • 11...•
Philadelphia Market
c . • • ' • V,I I' H 'n • `" .•L 'n.l
I r rtr rralr... 1 roll ...I.•hrt 1 I
. .
I. •
1 . . x. 1.•% VIL/11:1 rh. .4.1111 , .1 11
h littr
Cincinnati Ma rkct
t• ‘,lll
xik•rt I 14. 1.1. I• .1
%%I .•1,1 N• I
" 1
~,•11114; , • mi 1,1.1, a( ha.
•1•• N• 1111• Pi 11l itr 1.
ch.,1 , , I . r. , vlnt“to, 11,,,z11 tl,• 111 1 1/ L.
Init.
.11t11 V. /
.I. •Th.• ~.r -
$ 11 , ,i
I 21,1 4 i
R- "14
$7.1 . 2.` . 11.•.m.1 I.•
It,tl I•••tt.,t i;
Awl . ( o.
Be - 1' Iv “ I n fort...* C re4l 1--
THIS , - '' I ran only nol,oot iniatoll —an.; h''
(~ n n , ‘•nonit. though no•d,an-, 111E811.111.1.
HOLLAND Guar rtul•
ft,ro to Loth I•7r - tro.
C., ,onpl,toly proslonio no.. 1 loivo Cro oo‘-rol
though so:9o, t C,. and unwmal
ho'n • n 1.1,1) It.. ft-in an , k..ntpt...tn thO dklloolo
5‘1.1.• g•l‘o , sirs n. n.
donhltng C 1, ,, m 101011 0 ,11 ). ol tht. O.tioAto,
re q lo,teel vall upon of 1,11110111111.11,` %%111 tile iki 11, 1 r.
Til. • Y V. 111 bk 141,1 M, 111 1 t ...I) , to rotorro“... 110 o; to
olio-1,. olio 11Sed til•
Cr'o oulho AitoctSon,,llli ...inn! Nu, e.g.,
I's; TI I•lovt•ilt luipuomoo, oarofol Cu' .h
11.11, ad thtnc, V.
(V9_ at $1 'ln I, lb, 1.1
lq - iotoro. BENJAMIN PAGE.. Jo. k 0,1., Mlarnll .vu 11
I.ltarmtireliti , ts Itud l'ittolotroh. It., It. 11. SE
LEES A CA I . corner of El,oolltl owl Wood strootn:
Broggioto goalorolly. 51,113,1,
$27.:11 . ..1,21 6
s3,Jus,9 12
s^_• l ,l74,¢^f
31163,76•-;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAUL JULIEN AND ADELINI PATT
Iteeert - ryt3.1. 1 nimounee that tweviolte to their
f o r Europ• to fulfil iniportnnt engligeitlentA in 1...0
l'nrie. they will give
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
$486,998,278
42,681,769
AT Tilt
MASONIC HALL,
On NV EDN ESDAY, March 1•201, n_.,nAte.l by E. 11.1 F:
ItotingliiA,o , l BurlVinn, and AI G. tiOCK
Thi.l i.ditirdy !ht only m,, no
$529,683,047
5,843,822
bnroh. 110
Tickets $1 each. milli remerve.l ean Is. hail nt
M1.41.1/11 nnti after Moto toy the loth. 1 1 r.o.o . utottit.at
mote Shoo.o. mar:
EX Eel-I'ollS' OF INTER - EST IN
4 s TEA MB.,‘Ts.— tin evenio n :. March
4,lth. nt P. o'clock, ot the. Merchants' Exchnitt;e, Forth At..
'II" '" 1111 . IlY r,
Mah. II .IIIII
Ex,roimr , of fie hue Itobt. )I'Clitebk• ,, o , ‘14 ,. .1, the en toe iii
terent %hot taint. , ilk the Ste:toil...to Col oplanter no.l
Clint Fi n l o .r, ! w ino; ole o:tenth port of the snow, ,00h then
Nl lllllll,, ho I.le. 5...., no they 1101 V Ile at the wharf. c.o. the
Loot of Irmo. I'. M. It .t \
nth . ;
I ' 4 1()11
—l3y virtue of till the
Itrylnfils*roort, date,' \lamb lot. 111611. es..iosnsl
to sole, on the .'nth 1.110 . of \Los 11, of A. \I ,
111, lollop lon it ,riled property. oitnate.l in the lloron,h
11, F.....fport, lit N's 17. 91. '2n. 1 2.. n nod 1 11. Iront.
n. I. 11. hot show's l.nu , nod feu ling hack to
eta Ut
nti.s•t. same wriih. No feet. Also. Tu. , Slide
and ,t 1,14, ft,textriolol, l•o:k 1.
no alley 140 fret. )I. t \
111 . A. SINCI.,\
I oill7nlsw-lt .A.ltilitlintrnti It .4 11 Sinclair, ,h. 'd
1 1 PIt,IES-
I:71w ono
1,000,000
, 10•4 60
fV. , I stn
.`IIS
. Pt a
ft 4 l Plitt' PLAT , ;
511 tlo. Malabar
70 do. Cinetutton ;
Allspice;
IC/ do. Closest
1 barrel Plll , Gly , •1111. •
17,u lbs. Nutmegs;
141 down Petoper
Spirl, Ili the lowest prieo, Fir tll , by
marl F. It. MIA VO, No. 1 it g ,,,,„1 .
i~EI,E6HENY ('(I, (:orl'uN it()Ni)s
AT AUCTION.—Ho THI'ItSI/ 1 1' )11., It
1.011. at 714; o'dck, at the Merchant , ' Exchsette. Fonrill
Is ill le! sold. 011 arollllt of whore it may concern.—
(1..0p0t. 11011 tis, pot All --,.,„
mho. )1. D IVIS. 311 , 11.
day 1
•-- )S. th i s . receiv e dot
sale by tieltfl HENRI 11. 011.LINS. •
CLOV ERSEED-511 bus. prime for sale b.v
nor; HENRI - H COLLIN:*
LA 11 11-13 kegs Ni. 1 for sale hy
HENRY 11. COLA INS.
- —•
T INSEEI> }ails. for sale by
xnh7 HENRY 11. 1'61.1-IN,•
Q PILING ST VLE lIATS---This beautiful
L - 7 le will be ietrtmlwed
THIS DAV, Fr.uttAdkay
At 73 WOOD stomt. .14
1.1 H PAULSON
+ . •
~ . r ,
~
.f ~,. .rti,.l ..c ~1nw„
A LI..:IIkINT, .t.
Balliz.torr \i nrLet
. • ~,•••
?-• r••
••4
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4
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•
RIVER NEWS
. _ .._ .
TUE iltvcr. still continue, to fall—the tuarks. p.,1.1,15v
The weal,
_l_ . • lituagor; W•t: IL Korn. Stage Shuingor; CILLs. YOUR-,
riIIIEA TKE— 1. l'. FOSTER
; solo LesBce and
vening. showed 10 (m.O - ~,ter in the clouting.
er yesterday was stormy and freezing. with S Sharp wind I Arting NI.I..gur.PRIC
Trotunwer, J. V. Boum,
ES OW ADMISEZION :
from the nortb- , .wt • : ltoxes and Parquotte 60c_ 1 Private Boxes, large $8 00
—'' Second Tier Zc. I Privato Boxes, 5M1L11...... 6 00
THE steamer "Metropolitan," Capt. E. Hazlett, had strum , ii„,,,,,, for colored persona 25 pinta.
up yesterday. tier unit-binary worked well. She will I. • 4ir Cf. rt iti , A te, securing KW., 1256, cents ext r a.
ready to leave for her destination on the opening of naviii,a- .It Ili ,N If I' I T 0 F Mlt . N 1,1 IA B 1 1..: .
,„,-
tlon,--ef w hich we shall be able to give due notice. FRI DAY EVENINII, MARCH 7. lq„%.
•
,
.. • , The Corsican Brothers-,Fsbien, and Loiila. Mr.
N,Aie• : rlailean neynard. pnbide; Aleynard, Ni.i„oh,
Emilio. Julia M. Cooke: Had. de Lavinia. Mrs. Cantor.
After which.
Tue new keruner Morning Star" was working ber ell
-01(44 yesterday. They worked well. and du groat credit 6.
f Irwin & Co., the builders. Iler hull wow
alker k Co., of Elizabeth, and is considered oto. of
.1 the season. Iler catkin won built by
his most improved style. She was furnish , '
Young Smithfield street in which they
displayed groat taste. Messrs. Massey ,t Caldwell hare
furnished her with the table furniture and chandallers from
the eastern market. which will ts• hard to beat by any I. nit
mining on the Missouri river—the• Morning Star
built expressly for this river. Under the superintendence of
Cs..xpt. Itrierly vial Mr. J. It. Weaver, dark. we haw no d.,iiht
the " Star" will proven profitable investment to her owners.
1855. 1856.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
OUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVEYANCE Or PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
TILTWIMN
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Saint. Louis..
Trite LTNE in colitt,isc.l of se
w it ven
pnerful Stiquers.
ffilatilittili 4 .l for suourl, spiniiar, naftity
sl comfort, and is tits Way THROUGH 0011.5 LINE or SIT ‘l.l
,CHLTS Oil the Ohio ntsr. It connects with the l'. S. Mail 1
of7StutiMattit Crow Cincinnati to 1,,,i110 ill, and Salnt I
in, by which passeinscrA and IrcUshis are ttristati. ,tin,(
. 14 , 1:1 through daily Two 111'W ;St igutiers hays Iwo, a,1d0.l
'lnc, whist, now conAnitsi of the following 14 nit,
D r ays ell . tb.ptetirrr
num Pittsburgh.
SUCH FITY, STATE.. M. R". Ell.l Stiltday.
Jail
ALIA:WHINY I. N. CisaKß I Tuewlap.
CINCINNATI j 411111M4 Wodoonlity.
1.1 1 111 A ..... ..... iThurinlity.
ANIA 1J off .`t Friday .
Its: LI 1.1. O'NEAL
09_ I,ave daily at 10 A. NI. precisly.
N„ freight nreieed all, sins oclock ou tits morning "r
•
peutirularit, mtrty ot t Ito t tr.L or t o
JOHN It. LIVINGSTON.
JOHN FLACK.
Mottontobt-In Mat, Ittultlintr.t.
pll - Mt o, N.trrmlter. IFl#-jdrr:ktll
PWllibargh, iithubeiiville and Wheeling
Tlo• DIURNAL. Capt. J. A. Snou,q, tm ,i
FUR Y.ST (ITV. Capt NVAI. wilt roo
DAILY I'ACI:ETS
Sti•oln•n, nt,dpiong Itt lot-,
at, port.
111.• DIURNAL will leAre Intl. l .!tfOl .'n
curl FrPhis! , , at 10 NI 1001.,
ill'wavre Wherho..,. on 'ftp,lays, Th01,1.,g aunt z•nti0.t.,,..,
o'cick. A. M
'llp. pl!Itt:S.T1111" will al., Iva,. dlittgl.nrcl‘ •, Tts•-••lis!
111/I,lty. and Saturila). lo I,rk. I \l.
IA I..nt•• W11,...1!!!!.! 31.m.Lyyr!, W,An!..layi and Pn
S. at 7 ....1!!!k. A.M
'FM frenild or pawszlo• apply 011 board, or to
J. D. CM.LINGIVO!!It. An , •;lt.
1‘012.; No. 1M) F. wit
For St. Conk and Illinois River.
rt.-- • The steam, AUNT I,E - TS. Cupt. TH.,
it 11.1 , IN—Clerk. A. U. F0h.,611 kg ,
't.tA..tt . :ll':, l for the alsolt awl i t,rtot.ltat.. isd - t4 th
opottiug or navigation.
fr,i.,,ltt nr pas..gs ttpply on board. or to
FLACK,'Agent
For Memphis and New Orleans.
, The ut.e patt.t.•nster ,traMer A RCM( ',
j . 'apt. Th.t ell , Er K J ut,—
the ntt..vt. and tut,rut.t.llate
.t the tprenilatt of naviga.laat.
For freight , nage applY nn 60nr.1. orbt
LACjli LIVINtitttTtIN. t:t.
For Lossisville.
TLe live it.t.t.entter Rteattotr
1., 5 GA Capt. II lin, et, srt —Clerls. II
—NT leave f..r the ottd h.
Irttlght .tr itti.T.Atyttt apply ••E t.•
FLACK & IT% AK,'ItIA. A. h'•
For St. Looll.•
ot <otter K. I. 'lll , l \
will I,ive G.r tli•
p•rt-•.n ••( I,S
Lon.
_ .
r,lollnr pii.Rvflgr apply 1. csr.l. or
1.7 FLACK . 1 / 4 I 1 1 / 4 1\ 4,,1,\ 1/4
For st. Loot..
vrxi r ttiv Z
Its:v."lw I'l-11.1 11. NVlA.tx•rx will I,s‘t.
1.1 111.. a ...VI. mid iat , rn , li tto 1.... ..” Ow , p• 1,1”;.! •,1
•t It• 141 Et pmfMtgo •It l , kol:
rthti HAC T 1 K
1.111 \tE -.TEO,. A
"or Itoolg vlllr.
11. Moat., A. , NY II 11:1115. 1'
‘'l IE. I' 1.11 , s , •
1..,.,. f r tht• I.IEI EEEIE•1111E-1,11. EE• r I
frvozlrl or .11 , 0 k ..11 • .1 1.
ttEIIG .K .& 1.11 t
For Soint
The Ett.E.ant , A 1.1. Ft 11 I'. E
r.I. E EEE E• • 0•111 r E i
iu 011 the
For fr•igitt Erc pEtroutt.• apply On IKEttrEl
For St. I• 01•11.1 and Mie•ouri Riscr
FIRST BO AT- -LE AY k:S 1 , 1 It TIEE• E E E•II
and 81 , 1 , 1”1,11 roamer
NblltSlNti STA It.
built rEt.i.tott.ly her *be trEstir by ltKtriot E. 2 J. It
IrroErK, tt ill IE•a‘EE (or St. and 5t..1....Th EEEE C. • 1.-11
11
••1 tE,E,tiotEEtt
rEr trE E,lll lE.Ettri
. .
For Dt. Loots and lIIInoL ILirpr.
rI E .• 4:4,111.'1 lilt 1711. C.. , At IE • •
AlitlE•ttEE• lEEE• itIEEEsE. an.; E: t•
.1E thE ..1 , 11• Eng 111,
VE•E frElgiE:
lit .11 IEtEarEE.E.I E••
_ ‘,.
For St. Loulti.
Th.' .1,410, AV I. .1 •E•
44%1 M OCRELL— 1.•111 - .• I.ot !I,
M 113.1 11:1 , 1 EII,ItAtEE port. thE oltE Ili 11.,
For Cincinnati and 1.4.1'161111,
11a, I'l.l FT , IN.
roe- Vll/1 r", And
.11. nsng nal
ff,•l4.ltt 14,1611 g t• Apply nn I.tArti. 1..
1 , 1..1CK A ILA \ 1;4 4 . A acnta
For Lonipiville.
• •
TI.• EA I I:1 VI KEN', l'Aptm .1
k.J,I/IN K,N . ,111,•
11, oin•lltl,,,
1, .r
I .1::11\ I.••'iir
For I.oolovilic.
11.1`‘ st.k. Cal.t ts II ,v
a1..1 ttkr.l.:ttt
"f f". 1 %, _III :..I
p.r I, or •I.
CIIICIIIIIIIIII 111111 LC/0111 , 4111e Pot kit.
n,•., -14•• tr •ff . f‘ffff ,
.4\l l \ \ (.41•taill J
I , :iN • 1.•1 ,INI••110.•
its-stst ths •siss :slug 11,u:silks,
Vsss irs•s,lst sty 111....1gV stispis ssis Isssusst.ssr Its
s..\ s ousiss,
Nssst 11 ls stud Ils. Wuss•ss
For St. Louis.
'EI,. JANIES C. 0. 1 ,, .1 J
V. ill kti.N ,
.1i tt .01 OW , r,1111,Z •.f tIA , Igstlik la
t 1 ,1,111 or lot.NA4z,, , r to
.1011\ FLACK. A
For Nashville.
111.• Cnpt.
,1,11A1.t. ,fil‘•!• , —AS ill 11:n.. I 11.
Im•C,ill” 'VIII{ 011 •
tl : Ptght positey
HACK .t 1.1 INt;STON, A_,•,
For St. Loal..
, The steam, EUNICE, Calmat It
m. 5. OuLLIF.E - MILI
the tax.N. , ttlltt Intermcdhat . ports ott the
tI of fMII Ifratlon.
I,t,lit or nannage apply on IJourcl, or to
EI.ACK A: HAILS ES. .1
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
THY. ,nlendia etteamer C.l , t
Nr tur—Clerk. C. DitAve. will
the ahg ivy nil and lanitino on the
mug ot 11,1\
r frright or tatarago. apply to VI—ACK I BARNS
ft. 6 12 Ag..nt
For Memphis and New Orleans.
TILL. .tvltteLr
aI.ETT, r LL L• :Ltd Lltc•ilate
mug of :do igatlLLu.
1 , , freight or passal.r... Apply •ir
tieag VISt . II. I TON BARNES, A, nt,
For Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Thu :d<Lltter ARO , iN AUT. l'..iptatn 1.. C
,
NIC lA.! BRUIT--11111
IlksVc anti Ullertnethate IKA - I.r uu than or,lllll
.1 oily igalion.
Vol' freight or
Regular Louie's : tile Packet.
Thai etenuter MANitiFIELD, Caiittual
i Chu Er—ekrk • R. Jr.--mil
tigasfor Ow above mid
of it.it igatitm.
•
For freight .ir pneatgr arpi nil or
ii
k. LI VINi STA
Regular Packet
. for ... Clncilaitaii aa.l
The sh•anh'i Al4lll l'Aphtin A. I , r I: 11:1
(1.1 A. li. W 11,1 llk N;11
mho". mid Interim:Jimu ports tlll tl.r .•pi.1111114
.t tin eigutiuti.
freight or 111.330 artily on tRia C. ril, or to
thie,t7 ll A RN A vat
For St. Louis.
'rho MIA, RANI) TURK. ('111,1.a10 A R.
,ill.l.NTlS—elork, W. EVAN!---will )onVo to, tilt.
:11.OVO xud 111V1 . 1110thale ports on tiro ..1
!al ianta.n.
F.a frvicht or pnanagr apply on board, or in
'27 FLACK A: fIARSF.S, Ag.. 1114
For Nashville.
The ate, m, CLARA DEAN, foptmin ti. NV.
11.r.rd.—'Clot JANsra for the
abose Lind intermediate ports n tEe operlim..;
I ,Tigatlon.
Iroight or igtxtowt, ityply on I J mrd or to
OIIN FLACK, Azent.
-
For Nashville.
Ithi,EA:ATE, Captain 11.
Mkß.Arrn--Clerk, LEllllll.9.—‘,lllEiV, 1..1'
RI. , anti intermediate ports to 4,p4.11111a
.1" nay igfilion.
For fr,ight. or pnroni.rm :ipply on board, or to
tleclS FLACK & LIVINOBTON, Agvnla.
Palnter's Celebrated 'Epicurean Sauce.
QTANDS preeminent for flavoring S.,ups,
1J U rat teo , Finh, Meat., Game, k.c-.&c. We advise all p.m.'
liousiowires to try it. Price 2.5 cents per bottle, at all Groce
ry St,res Stales and Ci 111.111..
For sale by M I,URCI swil G.
P. T 11. HE:VEERwitiotrr. Pitts
Co hurgli.
. .
Jerilgalswly Is] 241 Market street. PLiadelphia.
-NOTICE CONTACTORS A's7-ic•l
Rl , -- T -Th e B o a rd of Truste ß
es of the Odd F an , ..' flail
will receive PROPOSALS for the ER Rt'TION
It
A II A 1,1. en Fifth street. Pittsburgh, until MONDAY. THE
TKNTII OF M A.ltell. The Plans and Specifications can be
u
1,11,1 au Architect will be in attendance, for one enk .us
the Odeon Hull, Fourth street, commencing on lfitnay.
March 3d. flours of attendance from 9 oclock A. M. to 4
.J . ‘l..ck P. M. J. P lIICNLO•:R.SON,
Pittsburgh, Fab 1.%6/5_4(„,b3 3t) o,eertotar)
Dolt Caviar do Bazan—lkm Cirfatr.
\k Bride. Nisrquis. Weaver ; Maritima, Julia NI.
cook I,zarills. Mrs. A. W. 1 oung ; Marchioness. Mrs.
IS, retie.
AlLrrat iun 'll Tun,-
QEcOND AND LAST WEEK
5 EVENINGS AND 3 ArrERNtioNS LOMB IL
New and most Extraordinary Scenes in
Ventriloquism 1
AsToNISISING NOVELTIES IN NATURAL 31ADIC„
AND THE LEARNED CANARY BIRDS!
MASONIC BALL.
SIGNOR BLITZ
le,v and dressing F. , r(ormaticm at the above.
place, MONDAY EVEN I NC. March and every evoning
• I , r wee k, nwila 71 reperd and on TUESDAY,
TEURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
AdruhNion 25 cents; children 12 1 4 Door" open in the all
trim,. at 2; Commences ;it 3. Evening al ti!.l 2 ; commences
mar 3
TORN W. M'CARTIIY, BILL POSTER and
Durszorroa, atond to the Posti n g and Distributing
ot,nll laud, of
1111.1,1 FOIL CONCERTS, LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, ac_
.t 11,111unnichtion,--oither by mail, telegraph, or ~therw
w 1, , the uthoe of the Morning Pont, will roreive
Mtvlltioll.
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
TIo, unrnt ion is intended fur Ili...whore it to 1.104411,41 to
im
part n fin,and glo.sy surfwie to the wood; loot it is
t o oh advantage. to tat kind of carpentor's
Th. ...insist. in placing the rutting 1'10.4(.1. or bit, in
iro it of tie , ridge, instead of hehiu,l, its in common planes;
aho i. applyino a mrtnliir inittith-pitre to the fare of the
io (Hint of the rhisrl, olio. to month wines as the
thi• i•hisel. ;unit rot/lows the throat of tho plane.
itot Olt' 1..0111 lorry is elisse to the edge of the hit as to
prevent the piano from ripping or splintering the wood in
Ow toast I adt . i.d. Wl' hull , WO.II UP'
1.11,1 wootl against the groin. and trans
di, strain. the wood perfectly smooth. So
Ic. t is the iq+ . 1 . 111,11 of this instrument, that it nuty twat,
t• r olltir.l Mlt're.-11
It .:tinot ,ttly 1 , , done till' VOlltmott plane.
n, al ran . _ iinolit Or it," M. , 111 piece, bit, and
an Tits e , iinploto :oat firm bearing for the hit
whale iontrill. and disponsos. under all Cif
urn -tattoo.. teal, thensii of 0 rap or double bit.
•r) ',undo awl elf, tit.. iinpret oniont, the:tined,
ei doiO•c. find it.. way Itall every carpenter ' s shop
o. t'o• No tool 111 , Ni is n 4111 4 ,14. without IL The in
itiYa Hopp,. of Prons)lyintia, itiol his piton(
hoe] s .Into .1 aiiintry la.
ttp•d•l tt t• • All • ttrL C •ts tr••rtittlett far trupertur to tho old
unsle el , ryiiiirg. A rllllll Cnn plane to much veneering In
one hoar with this I.lan as he enuld scrape in the old way
iii a lay : and with greater an; any man that hits nsed
the aet.iner knows that it eranips the hand. and will burn
and hinder the fingers. We would not du without thrae
Planes if they i•ost three tan., the money they do. Whi bar.
his P•tteht .tick and Yore Plane, and cont.id, i
sup, en t the .4.1 nip hit.. You 11111 plane upuu.t thg
11:11. I.
MI 1!1!121:1
Louisville
7: 7 S"t*c. •
- .
. , ~-<
_.~~~~
A At ITSEXTS
t„; to ; curtain ri Oat 71..1;
1 , 1.. in it Now York Scientific Aleuricati.l ,
Patent FiWhining Plane.
I`rrt>rcr a 6 .huluary
t• d nta.li.ak,r, and
Pai•dd V,n- , •r Plain., and WO can ruin
M IL LEWIS.
A N'i'i!n\V LEFFER,
11 , 71:1: LEEYEIL Foreman
G C. !I•ILLI EDT.
.1 wiot
I ".1.; •‘• : t: T r 'I
7..:1. , %1114 Irn. .10iillgt.
1., tire FurTla,•s /11111 llrn
1.,,ir.r1,11,•11i1,14,6,c1.tur
j:• t 1;1‘,.• t
lle,tillier 27, 1355.
P, allords we
phoi,ure to :tole, :titer a thorough trial
7itr..1,,5. Furr,a,-c o r liciaier, that
it I alit prirpos,..f - rmpplying toy dwel.
3 , 3 , 1 :1:1d properly warmed air. I
r,,, , tuuicol it. Yours.
ITM. F. JOHNSTON.
I~C. >1( LAX I
LIVER PILLS AND VERMIFUGE
I NI I' It () E
,rr. a r , ,.!!!!at r,111.1 la and pityahaan
i.l.r.a I. Nia•r, 11,111,... , 1 by a v..intilouthsble
ao- •• tal.•!..•uarl a.,11 L.
. .
1 %Ir., , 1 ENT “IN THE 1)1:1HINAL LIVER PILL. AN
1v:1:N111.'1:GE C MeLANK,
the., reurteliett an the medical +arta/kr of
le I Ni 111:111 \ year 4.
El) LIVER PILLS !IND VERMIFIRIE
tr , ;u , r rui, nl , yult.l OLIO 111.4, tiaiDl ill their . - Ititrution
tle• ;,. r; \ d,t 1,7,11111 g 10 1110
-111 C t• 11rt6t• 1111 S d, rt:umU•ni
/..1 , 1 I.i .1. • 11 , i 111, • attlictetl
1..•111, 1.41, i
.11: I 110 , 1: ,
Lto e:1,1 rl' Vrt'sr ifug,rn rpr , part . d.
}teat! f'ert Ifleate of Dr. C. Ivir Lnue. below.
TIIP! 1111H1.1: 4Hia.l) CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
CIRCISSI IX LINIMENT
5 . 1. , waver-al relief affirbeil by appllattiiitißT ,
EitrvrEi) KING Killers in ea...es toßiniumatiain,
Laint.ap . • Thrm, Brui.44,
.•1 thej ent.a. Sciatnea. Vain, Scalds, Burin, Acii,t,
a ny od6, r •10-ease ll,r wl.aell a Pain Killen tir Liniment is
etrible4 ua tii I,atirt iiiisitively that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CF . Lc:Bit...TED WHITE tIIII.DASSIAN LINIMENT is the
nneit ~.i. and plearant nantaiy yet iii.sck,vel - ed,
for lIKAIANCI DISEASE rind
TIIE (IS PAIN. The nary
AIIOI, I. virtne-i. given by if enhglitetasl
;•• -trial inte.zrity, sh , ntid ludo, all 1,, inlAit it
I.onay Eeir, r. The nniet
Ithine. in.., than the f,llewing tastiluan) of Dr.
t.
-1-tae. kll.4l.ll;guie:t. , l as a great disci, VI", 1 , 1 medical
.n.
READ I READ I READ!!!
Vs.. Sept. 12t,
that examined the Reetpe for pro
pa 1..., NI, Latp Vervmhipe and Liver Pills by Dr.
I has TILE HABIT lIF PREPARINII
.%\i, ,IRDIINALMI,DICINES IN MY .EFICE
, t , tr•L, ill.. hot Till-I:TEEN FIAIL•i. mad that I
lie
he
IMP mm make Eli Ti. I ake the above statement the
uilltugly as 1 ILA% E Nil INTEREST IN THEM
lIATIA Ell. I u - ,,u1.1 further :gate that I have frequently
his CELEBRATED Klll CV. CIRCA.I - 3-SIAN LINIMENT
tuy liiact i. e. , 111, the happiest efrocts, oil that I can Col,
KIIIII.Ptisty C. itcluANE, la. D.
Ail Lite pi epared sulely under the sulor
-1)r. I. by Druggitibs and 31erclinuts
1),. C. NI.I..ANE'S IMPROVED LIVER
1.11.1,.: AND Et, VERNIIRCLIE nrr sigo,4l by Dr.
1. SA,, , Irry A: co., certillcate ,•1 C. NIcLAN
, il.:Sl:rsh: WHIT?: CIECA6SIAN LINIMENT signed
liy Dr. I. ~ C o TT 5: aecompanied with sigwaturo of I.
S. Cell:, 1. D.
DR. I. SCOTT Sole Proprietor,
Book Place, Morgantown, Va..
DM U. 11. K EYSER, Wtadesale Agent,
140 Wow) street, Pittsburgh;
.I.kS I'. FLEMING. Wholesale Agent,
j.t2'2,11) lea lyspcst :sear hall,ml Depot, Allegheny.
D R.II.OOFLAN 1 S CELEBRATED GERMAN
ityrnme, prepared be Dr. C. lI.JACESoN,
Yhilmlel
ore Liver Complaint, Dysts Irma, JAIM•
Chi oin. or Nei vow, Do Liirtr. Devices of the Kidneys,
and all aid... , arising from a Disordered Liver ur Stomach.
Such
an Constipa
tion. Inward Piles.
Fulness, or Bloud to the
I lead, Acidity of the Stomach.
Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for Foul,
Put noes or wvti...lat ha the Stomach, boar ErllitatiOßS. or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach. SWinllllino of the Head uied
and Difficult 131,Ithillg. Fluttering la the Heat t, (Moak
mg or Sußomting Sensation when In lying Posture, Dimnem
of Vision, D..tA of Woks before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain et the Head. Deficiency of Perspiration,
the Skin and Eyes, Pain In the
Sid, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc., Sllelki , n
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Coueutnt Imagin
in;,, of Ern. and great
Depreasiou of
'rho la op, calling Ow tittolthni ,•1' the laildie to
tho polo, alio,. .to with a (cello,' of the tiiino4t rolall
d• ~ l e, lu its %11 - tilos and adaptation to the list 'a for which
it is reconinwildol.
It ic n• Ic and• : ar (J. 1... but ono that has m
nud
ood
tlic 1.• St .. 1 $l $ ).$ I $ l!of Anna ican poople,
iP lodation and I.ni .61,1 by any vanibir prepara
tion,•x.t.unt. Tll, w it, CAI, given by the most
pi ...unlit and 111-i1 );11./%1 11 bliyairctli3 nod individuals, ill
all part.a or the ...entry. is nrinion,c. Itererrinc... any who
may doubt, to •• or Practical Rook.
tor F.:lucre and Flouillcs, to I, had E,• - ratic, of all the Agguts
for the German Bitter,
Principal Ullic^ amp Mani:factory, 124.1 Arch street,
dclpil
4'l) - l•lobi by Ur. lira. 11. Keyaer, 141 Wood street; It. A
}fall worn w 1., No. 11 Wool street llrothow,
Iv) Wood ritroct: 11. P. Swartv. nod J. P. Flooring, Alloshony.
d:..ln:d..x l y
AW RUNG IMPRESSION CORRECTED
Orymu. bu S. S. FITCH.
- N
•
I lied that MIN ortisements have appeared or the West,
i11111...i0n (hat I, or sane person connected
with um, .1 toy has hero traveling, lector Mg and pre,
tisiue the, for diseases of the chest.
This is a mistake. 1 hare not been, for the last ten years, i
ud 3711 1114 now, absent from the city of New York, for the
pn tis of lectgring sir practising 1111 . 11iii110— toy duties he,
dertiandiu;, my whole time.
Norther. the, in rio person trawliog, or located elsewhere.
nor ha, th e , tarn, who has any professional connection
to ith me , toy office, or who has any right to send Iris pa-
Ibmts to are for medicine, or to direct letters to l' addr,..c.l
I„ it pm through me, or to hail HA 7LI Itroadway,
1 htcimlo itt this statement all persoto. (whether Lasing rut
moor sa• otherwise,' claiming arty professional associatkm Of
connection with me.
I wish to disclaim all responsibility in regard to both the
practice and (mortices of snail persons.
Th.., desiring to consult me, can do so by writing ar rail'
! tog at my (Ace, 714 lireailway, N. Y. My Medicines sre to
ts• found only at my offiee (a' with toy secular agents.
; 'era- DR. 6. S FITCH'S (( LECT It ES ON CON
SUMPTION. THE LAWS OF LIFE, - sc., a new edirlori
; Jost issued, Rmo pages, 30 illustrations. and steel portrait of
the author, sent by mall, to ur for invalids, at :15
stantlally given away.. l'u,Wage lb cents. Give Vat
Statel p S. S. FITCII, I).
.ouuty, an, .
marl Anther of "Six Lectlin-s,"
72()0 1
IN TRIES' VERMILLION in
more surd fur sale by
foba; FLItMING BROS
Mil
MEDICAL -4,
13WiffiZi.4 4 r
HOLLAND -PITTERS
Edit Hollandsch Kruiden Bitters.
rirWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
iluction of Oita valuable un l• • ue into am iJnited Staten
During thin titno It luta guinea irnisersal popularity ea
remody fur .
• •
}}- er r and Ague, Dopepn.h ,• digrsli,m , Ifegtdache,
Loss of .Appetge. De:fay, autirencu,
Blind and Bleeding Piles.
Many of our most worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. As •
tuttlc. it never has been equalled, for the relief it affords in
all cases of debility or weakness of any kind is almost iu'
stantaneona In' nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affect
bons, it has to numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians proscribe, and their patients so
nnhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly test its virtue
EVEs for ourselves.
FR AND AGUE.
A ease of Eight Months' ,Yarding Cured by Boerharo Hol
land Ilitters.—Michael Kelly, No. 17 Grant, near Smithfield
street, says: "fast July, while running on the river, on a
cotton ioiat plying between hatcher and New Orleans, I was
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months I suffered
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this time I
woe unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars fur dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago. one of my friends insisted upon my trying.Bonr
have'. Holland Bittern, saying that a cure was guaranteed.
Alter taking it for one week, I must state I was a sound:,
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
I certify ties above statement is true. • •
T 110111.9 Anuta, Diamond Holm,
Or at It. Chester's, Gothic Halt , . •
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.
Mr. Silas Liscomh, of Birmingham, says: "I have found
in Boerlinve's Bitters a remedy for headache and debility.
My wife has also must it with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson. of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief froth Ito use for headache.
READ THEISI
• A Hollande's Testimany.•—Janob Rinskee, living in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan. Wiscunsin, nays: "After
sufiliring for some time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have been restored, by wing •
Ibwrlmve's Holland Bitters. to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such high repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—in fact,
iu every Holland settlement in the United States--argues
much in its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson. living ten nines above Pittsburgh, off
the Pennsylvanin Canal. says: When I commenced taking
diverhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OP THE STOMACTI AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Cure Efflrted by Bocrhaee's Holland Balers.
—The wife of Peter Do Witte, living irritolland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered moch from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She lent been under a physi
citm'slSO for some time, but the disease eeemed.to baffle
his skill. She purchased some Gotland Hitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning; and we firmly believe that the is
another great care effected by yourmedicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy. but must wait another opportunity.. One thing
yon can rely upon, what we have published are from persons
much respected in our community, and are literally true.
S. Qurtfins,
Editor Sheboygan Nierialtode, Sheboygan, Wis.
RftEIIMATISM
A Case of Two Months' Standing Craw/ by Boerhaves Hol•
and Bitters.—George Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: "After
suiTering for three months with rheumatism—a part of the
time so severely no to confine me to my bed—l have been
entirely cured by using Doerhave's flatland Bittern. I !give
hod one attach since, but tumid almost Instantaneous relief
in the game medicine. It is, in my opinion, a HEM remedy
for rtieuumtisru."
NERVOUS AND RTIERUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to produce ii - great deal
.of sickness. To persons tronbled with nervous or,thenmoidlo
affections, we would recommend Boerhave's Holland Bitters-
On referring to our columns you will find cerßficatiii - from •
some of our first Oerrnan and English citifens.Prrinspi
.gooLv ZeiLung.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE' CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known getqle,,
meu, who bare used, thoroughly tostedAildnor m 0101,4111 .
Broorlitive's Boillar.d Bitters as a remodylorlilleoLi iWe , nra
not at lilwrty to pullish their names, but will tat.k raituitire
iu referring any person to them who denies LliliStabeinellt..
FOr this affection, one-half of the prescribed dose should
be taken—say holf-teaspconful--rnorning, noon lind-niglit,
one hour before meals.
=DM
11.•, , in nme,
CA TITION I
The great popularity or this delightful Aroma kas ianclitA
mealy imitations, which the public should guard coostior
els.iug. Be not persuaded to bay anything elan jititil yolo
have given Itoeritnre's Holland Bitters a fair trial., OAS bet ,
tie will convince you how infinitely superior it is to airth4e
imitations
ilsl•Sold at p per bottle. or six bottles for $5, by the seta
proprietm..., BENJAMIN PAOI, JR ' & CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutist. and Chemists,
nor. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
R. E. SELLEItti & 00., Druggists,
corner Second and Wax! streets.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Jlancheeter and Temperitnceville. sepf.:9,tlswly
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life Lengthened
MORSE'S INVIGORATIA LIMB, -
T WILL repinee weakness with strength
Incepacity with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and this not only without hazard of reac
tion. but with a happy effect on the general organization.
3 Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they begin,
dutch with the nervous irystem, and that the paralization of
the nerve of motion and sensation Is physical death. Bear
in mind, also, that for every kind of nervous Wilma., the
lOizlr Cordial in the only reliable preparation known.
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language can convoy no ade•suate idea of the immedi
ate and almost miraculous change which It occasions in the
diseased, debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness—the unstrung and relaxed orgitniration is at once
brace.li revivified anal built np. The mental and physical
symptoms of nervous disease vanish together under its influ
ence. Nor is the effect temporary; for the Cordial properties
of the medicine reach tine constitution itself, and restore it
to its normal condition.
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the bead, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness. thoughts of self-destruetion
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general prostration, irritabili
ty'. nervonanes., Inability to sleep, disease incident tonialea,
decay 14 the propagating functions, hysteria, mononignin,
vogue terrors. palpitation of the heart, bnpotency. constipa
tion, cm., from whatever causes arising ix, if there be any
reliance to to placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
A GREAT MEDICINE WA -FEMALES.
The unparalli led effects of this great Finder - alive in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in the annals
or medicine. Thousands of stimulants have been invented—
thousands of invigomnte concoctott—all purporting to be
nwcifted in the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
lEMISt
DR. MORSE'S
LOSS OF MEMORY,
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tre
mors, pairs in the back, or any other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex. or common to both sexes--should gieethe
invigorating Cordial a trial.
MARRIED PERSONS,
Or others, will find this Cordial, after they hare used abet
tie or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. Itt‘
alt
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthyoff
spring. who would not have been so but for this extraordi
nary preparation. And it is equally potent for the many
diseuemt for which it Ls recorumende , l. Thousands of young
men hove been restored by using it, and not in a single in
stance has it failed to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the use of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing the skin from a pate, yet.
low, sickly color, to a beautifnl florid complexion.
TO TIIE MISGUIDED.
These are same of the sad and melancholy effects produced
by earl; habits of youth, viz: weakness of the back and
limbs, pains in the head, dirtiness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irrita
bility, derangement of the digestive functions, general de
bility, symptoms of consumptions, etc. ; •
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much; to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of Ideas,depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selfslistrust,
love of solitude, timidity, etc., are some of the culls produced .
All thus afflicted,
BEFORE CONTEMPLAITNO MARRIAGE,
Should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most nee
cessary requisites to promote connubial happiness; indeed,
without these, the Journey through life becomes a weary
piigriinage--the prospect hourly darkens the VIOAll;:the mind
; becomes shadowed with despair, and tilled with the
metzeo
; choly reflection that the happiness of anoilier.;hecoriles
. ,
blighted with your own.
CAUTION!
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been cotatte r tikdfalby
sonic unprincipled persons.
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In fut tire, all the genuine Cordial will have OM
fee-snails pasted over the cork of each bottle, and
lug words blown in the glass:
Dr. Norse's Invigorating Cordial.
C. it. RING, Proprietor, N.
Y.
The Cordial be put np, highly concentrated, in pint bottles
—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, sic for
twelrn dollars. C. IL RING, Proprietor,
IW2 Broadway, 11. Y
Sold by Droggists throughout the United Stahel, Canada
end the West Indies.
AGENTS:
Pittsburgh Da. GEO. 11. KNIFSF.R, No.
W l4O Wood 4.
FLEMING BROS, Nu. 00 eed street
R. B. SELLERS, Wood streeta
Allegheny City...BECKHAM Jr WENNNAN;
JAMES T. SAMPLE S 014
• J. P. FLEMING.
Agent for 01ti0...J. D. PARE, Cincinnati. lapllsdswly
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D R I PATE DISEASES --DR. BROWNbti, No.
4.1 Diammul devotes his entire satteon
to au Office Practica His business' is mostly confined
to private Venereal Diteases, and Such painful .affec;
tiona, brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence
and excels. •
Syphilis, tllphtlitic Eruptions, GOTlOrthft, Wept, stricture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity 1.4 the Blis!, with all &senses
of tho Venereal Organ. SldateDiseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Teller, Ringworm, .idercntinlf M2301.'011, Seminal weakness,
Impotency, INV& Eboomatimn, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Maoism of the Joints, Fistula in Ann, Nervous
Affections, Pains in the Back and Dins, Irritation of the
Blrobler and Kidney., successfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
'Parouty yearn' practice (ted in this city) Parables Dr. Brown
to offer assonances of a speedy cure to ail who may come II
lar his care.
(Mice and Private Consultation Booms 41 Isismonealley.
> ;-Charges moderato. inothalawly
1)It. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISRASRS. Elie traces/is in
long-standing caser to Unequalled. The afflicted are incited
to call without delay. Persona afflicted with VenerilatDis
eases, Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get hie advice. Letters containing a roe, immediate.
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ty!),,. Mice and Private Rooms, No. di Diamond alley,
Pittsburgh. je2o
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