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MONDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT
JAMES BUCHANAN
( habject to the decision of the National Onmention.)
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CAR AL 005171lESIONIE :
GEORGE SCOTT, or Onntou Ca
A MTOR GENERAL:
JACOB FRY, Jr., Mororooicaßr Co
lootraroa OPIR6E.A.I :
TIMOTHY IVES, POTTER Coorry
SUBSCRIBERS who intend removing on the first
or April will please leave notice at the counting
room of this office.
OVR SOURCES OF ENJOYMENT
Many strangers and some of our own people
regard our city as a kind of pandemonium, in
which the principle occupation of the inhabitants
is to contend against the darkness and dirt while
their efforts are continually reproducing those
unpleasant obstacles to enjoyment. Many of
our fast young men, and some more sedate ob
servers, after returning from a tour to our eas
tern or western cities, and witnessing the' man
ners and customs there in vogue, conclude that
we are a slow people, of circumscribed views and
action and sometimes inadvertently let slip the
expression that this is a " one quadruped town.'
This may arise from two reasons. First, be
cause of the untraveled experience of sotne wise
tires, whose wonder is greatly excited at the pre
sentation of something they have never seen
e —perhaps never read or heard of : and who
like the boy who first went to the circus or the
nrin who went to Congress, are content to adopt
the ring or the capitol as the themes of all their
ronvereations and the refrain of all their songs.
And second, because - of the inertia, not to say la
ciness of rieople, which prevents their adoption
and use of the abundant means of happiness and
Stntisement which God and Nature have put into
our hands. What hove we here for public on-
Jeyment ? Let one rather ask what have we not!
Ito wo seek the uplands! Our city is built upon
hills and like that which was the glory of an an
c;ent Republic might be celled "Septicullie."
There are heights surrounding its on all sides
accessible by winding roads, or to the more ro
mantic, by arduous paths which might tempt the
foot of the Swiss or the hoof of the Ibex. And
what more delightful recreation to ascend on
in chaise or on foot, to these summits at
morning, leaving the dust and sooty air ; above
the clouds of smoke, and vapor lying like a thin
mystii lake below us, to watch the struggling
,-imbeams in contest with its gloom. Or if even
ing, please us more, what so conducive to health
f limb, chest and head, as a ramble along that
b.,ld range of hills to our north west, from which
the most perfect bird's eye view of Pittsburgh d ,
obtainable, where fancy may revel on the pros
pect of far running rivers and glided skies, or
shier contemplation open the chambers of the
s.iul to outward, surrounding influences'
our rivers abound in fish. - Where are our an
gling parties ? They present the broad and safe
area for the pleasure boat. Where are ,air
barges,. our young rowers, vieing before the
criticism of excited, bright and joyous eyes. We
have good courses. Where are our roadsters
and our men of the turf' Spring is coming. We
are emerging from a long winter like dead melt
from their graves. Let us awake to a new enter
prise. and with our advantages for enjoyment, we
may rival the festivities, the luxuries, and if
need he, the fashion, of those fabulous palaces
which, if their fair feathers are not en account
of their being far oft fowls, are not more fair
than we can:make our enjoyments,/ , 0 though we
be.
Eaaoa Coankyrao.--The money article of the
Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, of the 2Sth, con
tains the following paragraph, which we are in
formed is nut exactly correct :
"The t levoland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Bove elude a favorable contrast with the Ohio and
PeunFylvania Railroad Company, for a right at way
'•n the row" of the latter, between the junction and
Pittsburgh,. for a lerrn r.f year., thus saving n heavy
expense in running on that portion of the road."
This arrangement is one of the consequences
of the fierce opposition which has been so in
cessantly kept up against the completion of the
Pittsburgh & Steubenville Road, by some of our
own citizens. To Philadelphia another outlet
than via the 0. P. R. R. to Cincinnati was
deemed indispensable; and to obtain it they have
adopted, for the present, that by Wellsville and the
eircumhendibus, as cheaper and shorter than
the one by Nlt. Vernon, and more speedily and
easily attained than either of the shorter routes
south of the Ohio, which they would greatly pre
fcr. The contract, however, with the river
route, we understand is designed to be only tem
porn, y until one of the shorter lines is complet
ed, when the S. & 1. R. R. Company are to be free
terminate it, and select any other road that
will best accomodate them, without being obliged
to continue on this route for any definite term of
Pennsylvania .. Ihe Erie Canal.
We are informed by the Albany paper, that
the New York and Erie ('anal is not. expected to
be in navigable order before the first or possibly
the fifth of May. The PeLneylvania Canal la
already in operation, therefore we will be at
least one month ahead of our New York neigh
bors. As the heaviest shipments are made early
in the Spring, when western merchants are
111 anxious to receive their stock of goods for sum
mer, one month of navigation now must give
Pennsylvania an immense advantage over the
rival route, which is a little too far North to be
useful at this season of the year.
Sittsots. MAR:mi.—We call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of Adouiram
Kendall's shingle machine in another column. It
is certainly the most wonderful invention of the
kind that has yet been exhibited in our city. A
large number of rights for counties and States
have already been sold, but he has still on hand
II few for excellently timbered counties in Penn
sylvania, and a number of other States in the
Union The inventor exhibits it at Ryan's build
ing, Fifth street, opposite the Exchange Rank.
lios. MAnTIS VAN Bl'REN.—This distinguish
el Ex-President has returned from a prolonged
tour in Europe, and is now in the city of New
York, staying with his friend Benjamin F. But
ler. lie is in excellent health. -The principal
(1111 4 6 of Mr. Van Buren's visit abroad was to
benefit the constitution of Lis son, Martin Van
Buren, jr., which had become much impaired by
disease; but after being absent about six months
the young man died and his body was sent home
for burial.
The Black Republican papers of ohio are
hoisting the name of Salmon) P. Chase to their
mast heads for the Presidency. His chances for
the nomination stand number one. Seward don't
care for the honor, such as it is, and Judge Mc-
Lean'e belief in the constitutionality of the
gitive Slave Law }tills him off among ouch a set
••• of fanatics as will assemble in Philadelphia next
Ws add the name of Capt. David Campbell to
the County Committee. It was an unintentional
omission of a delegate who gave us the names,
that It was not published with the rest at first.
The following is the committee: R. Biddle Rob
erts, John M. Irwin, John C. Dunn, Will Black,
Anehutz, and David Campbell.
The Rev. Nathaniel Scudder Prine, D. D., one
of the most venerable clergymen in the Presbyte
rian Church, died in New York the other day.
He wa.o father a Dr. Prine, of the New York
ktheerrer.
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FROM HARRISBURG
The new
. tirm (f Sam, Sambo 4 . Co.—Thursday's
l'roccedings of the Know Nothings and others
opposed to sound principles in Government.
Ilin.aisatraa, March 27.
Mr. Ball, presiding, called the C,onvontion to
order at it o'clock. On motion, the Convention
then proceeded to ballot for State candidates.
Darwin Phelps, of Armstrong county, received
the nomination for Auditor General. This gen-
tleman is at present the Representative from the
county named ; he is a gentleman of respectable
abilities, and 'were it not for his Know Nothing
proscription principles, he would be classed as a
clever fellow. But he has got into bad company
and must abide the consequences. Defeat is a
thing he can count on for a certainty.
B. Laporte, of Bradford county, was nomi
nated fur Surveyor General. Ile was formerly
a Democrat, hat left in the wild hunt for power
and place. Arnold was ambitious, and had to
flee the country. The Democrats will teach men
who desert them that there is no punishment more
revere than the hatred of nn outraged people. •
The father of Mr. Laporte was Surveyor lieneral
ender tiovernor Shunk--the eon men not follow
in his footsteps.
Thos. E. Cochran, of York county, has been
nominated for Canal Cummissimier. This per
son is an old line Whig, as they term such arti
,des now-a-days, and is said to be in Irishman
by birth if so, he is a degenerate son of Erin,
and no honorable Irishman will claim hint. Ti
name smacks of Ireland, but when you come to
look over the list of delegates you will find ninny.
very many, by the name of Mo. Well, they
have their '• Union ticket now in the Hold, and
till they will ever get is the mere empty honor of
a nomination. For the people will teach them
that nominations are not elections. With this I
send you the platform, with other proceedings.
Von will see by it that the K. N.'s haie noel
lowed at one gulp the nigger heads. I h,
thought that the latter were harder in the head
but the Know Nothings have found /I ,oft spot
they have crushed it in. ‘Vho are the dougl
ofo 1,..t Ilr. (;111.Z1111 ill•Wer, lit 011
`II lilt manner
Poor cock rolibin it leu~l.
Several gentlemen addresse , l the Convention
Their speeches were rather poor allair, and re
fleet butt little credit on them as men of troth
The speech of Col. Small was nothing hot n tip
.no of falsehoods against the Administration.
NVlttst could be eattected from It nom that forsook
his party for no other purpose than he could not
not obtain office from the party that %canned hint
into eiistence 7 The l're , ident knew the man and
would not trust Lim. The face is an index to a
hollow heart. The odds and ends of all faction
mingling together will not pi-mince the end •-o
much desired :IS to place them in place and 1 , 00
er. Uemocrate of the Key,tone State, coo that
you do your ditty, and place the stamp of imhg
nation on one and all of these pseudo politivion..
The Senate i , in .e. , ien thi- , nfterte.nn eon.i
bins Th.. -..•(‘..t, th,
llouae. t. the Conn.-I'o,lll, I:•,,tr,,vj 1,01 v..,
, nrrn , l in in the 6.reil,e , tl. and t ht. uttern" , tl r
coliKitlereti 4,11 the trittthtit or kr. M
Chttiferent , i
Ciintoek, Hogan 1111 , 1 ei-di MOIv "• , •C , ll
1.1 . 1 , P311 , 1 It %Toni.' have rendered the 1.11 not
worth the raper it wig %A' it ell "11. Dr.
tort( ealle,l up an net to allow the Aileghen?
'emetery ' , ell certain real estate. AL ,, to piQ
costs tunl fees in the Wheeling 1iri , 11.1,0 en
Tile I k,ctor fought manfully lir the pas-age of
0,141,01, ma the StfliN 1,..111tti iu lo , nor to pay
saate Truly, I'
ANTS E ICII A %lite
W e understand t h e Nlanamits 01 . the
Merchants' hiichatige seriens.y contemplate• I e
ducing the PX1 , [ 4 11 , 1 machiuen which I,{V
required to curry en that in.titiltion The finnin-
Mal e.:inititien of the Exchange Tering , - demands
it sharp ecimomy, but we am 1.1,: .e.I to hear that
imeli ssity exist-•. are the inerehitnie
..r Inn faint.henried I. maintain nn
institution so handsomely kept up in the ,':tics
of n , • greater wealth or commercial importaoce
We arc not prepared to hear of a total suspen
sion ..t . the Board of Trade, but believe the gen
tlemen comprising the !lolled of Managers will
devise some plan by which rooms shall be kept
open, it superintendent employed with le s s f.tree
perhaps under hint than at present. fewer news
papers, and other eipenso , lopped er. lty thi s
means the price of menthership might I K , reduced
front twenty to say ten dollars per annum; then
if all delinquents pay up st lids rate, which in
honor they are bound to do, the Merchant,' 1 - . x.
change will doubtless flout on for a while longer.
1110 the mercantile pride of this great manufac
turing city died out, that it refuses the poor trait
ate of a place to meet in common, exchange
views, buy ail sell, receive and rend and use the
valuable reporta gathered on all topic, can
cerning the trade of stir city t 1 list -hall be
said of no abroad IVlott will not be uttered o
us at 110111(., if the Nlereltants Exchange, ally)
two years' experience, has 1.e1.11 permitted to de
cay for wan) of Qupport" 11e understand II
who will report in a day or t w•• T cho reeont
special committee has the matter in ‘.1.,1-g..
mendations ,if that committee at look with in
titre,- t, if not concern.
Mr Morris Barnett, an actor ef cute:idyl - aid(
inerit, and the author ~f that admirable cowed}
"The Serious Fatnil% , died in Nlnntreal r,n the
11th inatant Mr. It was horn and educated it
S,aith i'arnhua, but first l.canite bun n its
dramatist and Ill:h.' . in 1,, , ,51en Ile was alse the
theatrical critic ~f the 1,11.1 ,, ,l
and several rather papers, I%o' a number nf y ear-
I.lusinesis Failures
The N. Y In,leiiill4lonl in encli i,lie cnu thin,
lint or do, which hike plaxe ii
The the Vitt Gn th
husinesn
current w4kek
Allen Brk.thein, , I'lll,l. lin
)ilitien about s27, l nin: awn+.
)tier eent.,
Josiah Frere, Leeds Green l'o , V ,
and assigned to tt I,sother.
Amos ltlitles, LeLimon, l'a , and, it
said, left the place.
William Brew, Cleveland, (Mio, failed, nod
store closed by attachment
Baer & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, suspended Will
probably pay in full, or nearly no.
Thompson & Johnson, Chicago, 11l failed some
short time since ; are offering tr, cent, on the
dollar; previously offered 20 cents, and prior to
that 2r, cents.
William It. Saxton, Boston, Mass., failed.
Alexander M. Preston, Winchester Ky., failed :
liabilities about. ; debts at the North not
provided for.
ISovd ,s; Keen, Hardware, New V.rk, faile•l.
/ th- I,.•ig,
An interesting q uestion has been decided by
the Committee on Military Affairs of the Senate.
as to whom is entitled the cre.lit of planting
the first flag upon the heights of Chepultepec
upon the aqueduct at Ilarita; upon the citadel of
Mexico ; upon the palace "1 the Capital of the
city, and at sundry interme.liate points. Major
Roberts, of the Rifles, claimed, in a report to
tleneral 'frriggs, that it was a flog given to him
for that purpose by the General himself, that wa ,,
first elevated at these points. It was on engros ,
ing this report and filing it with the hag in the
archives of the State Department, and present
ing a sword to the Major, that the question
arose. This report retained all the credit for
the Major and lieneral Twiggsof these incidents.
The Committee publish letters from'several ofli
ccrs who were present, as the history of the
whole affair, which unite in establishing that it
was under General Quitman's especial cogni
zance and order that the National Standard was
raised.at these several points, and report against
the engrossment of the report referred to and
the presentation of the sword to Major Roberts:
hut at the name time compliment his gallant con
duct.
A Good Suggeitlon.
For tlin Richmond Enquirt-r.
Messrs. Editors: Since you have predicted the
possible and probable declination of,Mr. Fill
more, and that, too, upon seemingly strong
grounds, I beg that you will insert the following
suggestion for the benefit of the Know-Nothings,
in the event of that deplorable contingency,
namely: that if Mr. Fillmore should decline,
George Washington Parke Custis shall he P übsti
toted in his stead, so that the ticket shall then
read :
For President,
GEORGE WASHINGTON parke eustis
For Vice President,
ANDREW JACKSON donelson
f From the lomihm Time.,. Mmrh 12.1
DINNED. TO THE AMERICAN MINISTER
Last night the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayor
ess entertained !sir. Buchanan, the American
Minister, and a FOCit party, at dinner, in the
Egyptian-hall of the Mansion House, as a mark
of respect and consideration on tho occasion of
his leaving England as the representative of the
United States, to return to his native country.
On the removal of the cloth the usual loyal
and patriotic toasts were drunk, that of the Ar
my aml Navy having keen responded to respect
ively by Lieutenant-General Sir Ilarry Jones and
Lord Redstuo , I .
The Lord Mayor then said he had among his
visitors that evening a distinguished gentleman
and an illu=triuu t.•atestnan, the minister of the
United States. [Cheers ] That gentleman was
about to leave this country, his successor to this
c•.urt having been appointed, and being daily
expected to arrive among us. He should have
felt it a great reflection on hi.; mayoralty and a
manifest dereliction of duty if he had omitted
'nett an opportunity of showing that mark of re
poet to the initiiter of the United States which
nc had it in power to 10--tow, as the chief
magistrate of the city of Lomik:n.
A the citizens of London had reeeiv-
od, and he in,p,•,l ever wouhl receive, with inure
than u.r.hwiry plea-are, the representative ur the
great tram-Itlantie repuldie in this country:
arnl it iva. in that IteertEnte he was
t., I . ,•turn natiro. land, that \lr.
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Ih• (hat hn wunid
carry is nun the he-t • ous pe"ple of'
this e.eintr:i hlr het happine ,, , , and pr.t.perity iu
Ilk nHn bill'!, 111 d he 11"lbt•.1 ivuuhl return
there with nn, our than a kin•ily 11,1.1 abi , iing
rrc,lL•eliun ''l the gyoat people minung when, h i
I,d been c I,.ng re•ulent Ile , !as•• then., —The
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gvittlettlett : 1 ith -trt , l grate
fttl Inuit the pre•cnt
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I-very Ics•ling tilwilt , is the 1,01.1 ,
..f . 111”.•ng wit.in I hi.ve felt
I it thitt ih rr r.:n lie 1111 1 1 1.111:1‘11}
Eng!iiiil the langungti iif
It
_ run l:ir !wing any lo:thin...v.
ritri Ili twin! that lii•
in ...noir ti
inil
~ovht 1,, 1,, c.,ll,•tered t,,
thttt they shetild ,Ne !!1.• ,11.-1-1 unity 1.1 t.-1..1
:fp! hhei -til tit ..VPr
6'.1 Th. ,•: ir.•
I 111•1 • •rr:. t.,-tVII t W:lii ;01 the..• I.•;•iitz
a, it !;r-I sel;f1;.311-11 ~r th,•
twt. ,•ttrott... otttit• Ll. , I , lf ;rim; tr.', 1.1.13%,
!!!!'• !li• lili-r•II:.••1 Spt.'ll, ! !1!„: I
!vitt ro, 1 Ow
I.N (13(1 iriterveur - e c.lh a Lill 11,1 fr., I
I itisii(ty 4 1 , 4(11 my -entimenti. freely
(lel re - curt in whieli I 'inv.(
( Hien . I have tin ti-it .vi F.nclrh
irente . l nie k ndlr, lice! if w,.
1,., fur !Vol we
111‘ , 1V - ;.•.I i(eli • •• friend...kip •
tVit t.i (lie I iv, what a drew'
(. 111 iiiii.tortime it m(111.1 ti•
, it trey ecen lie it, eiv(i I lin NM !
1l rear. 114 - 37 11,4* it a •111 I mll.l thriw
N,••11 , 1 .1e111:11I 011•.11. 4 1o. , 1-.
.r th,• rvrlh I.• tic, tt,,,t•
them, IN(•••, (oil In (lei ( NV , ty
h„reil t.. :wink n I I. l(eer.
TI eve is n rielid 11-(w intliell•li(is: ~ t er their re
((ill I fruit in lie I, awl I I.r!iavr that
di-,t eL,n l will he -i it- -1,-(iette(l. lin(1 that
Cie „t pen(•(• alit 1 , P1',47/0
Non , lac.re lil - !:1•11”•:, 4,, Ow (IV.. , • , 1111.1 . ie , r,
WWI :I'l the . .1 . 11!.'11 ever i-t.•-1
then, lime '.cat, are( .11,11
iiie in 1.1-I .ry a- a ria.,,rd ((f the (idly (if
ill a rt . :ol - 11'11d war ~1.-‘l,l
1 thtnk cor(iiiil tnan
nor in Whic•ll4l.-cl 1M... The rti,11,•49,1
t., t-•,tt that I
•11n1 1 reg , ir.l 111 1 . inalalel (.I, t (
lirivht perirel+ ..f rut' )
Several aikprvpriaterlVlt. I,,oqte w o re
fr,in in the
.•,111,.. Hit. PV1,111,,7
Mr. B11 , 1"1.11:111, RTI.I e f ,i n ph i n ct ,
t kry •• I I 1.. ti qt,l 01E' I -in
p k ny .I.lr:tied lietwi.en lil Knit I I •
Bn nn 11, N
Curlnt. Libel Cume•--17eirlticItialbly Pllll
Vlthirui /'hart, I. Rat',
Thi- fi I,vvl raw' or hh v l
1 1 '‘'' i` •I"ii*"‘ .'" 13 .1 Y
'thou! -ixterit, and wit , onv.ng.,l. not nnttrinto
n;nlly, hut n, an 01..11 111 , . , 11
feetienary and ire `,11k..41 it,
N; .1 I 1111 (1.-1 the y ,, lng
ht.,ly NV 'l+ in hor 1 , 11 ,,, fearing
no evil or harm, when a young nvrn by the name
Itathlo.no. entere I, and. to.litelt, rlCo.in f r f , his
hal. -nil, evening, !Ili" Emma. I hate
brought you it parr,' I have f“lin.l in front
..f t , v,nt fir
1\11 , 1 , 1 till. hrindle. and Own, didling her a
torts good evening. 1 .4 1 \hi'. IhikeY• n Smull,
,1„, looked up and
Emma, that young gentleman %anted to make
you a pre...lt. and Las taken Ili, 1111,l11+ 01.
ye,' it, and let', what it i. They all
gathered /11,1111 , 1 the iny , Aerimn. parcel, and
Emma ofiened it. IVlnui the i•iti.t.r tens torn
"pen
it lady's clienit.e rolled out noon the esoill
ter Th.. recir.ien! of Ili- delieate attention
:odked a moment ///111 / 11/ / /1 /it the eight of
it
tetreat , •l precipitnl , l:, to the Lark rosin very
Indignant.
It w.t. 1..1it1.1 t.II •1111111,i1., Ihilt it fcw
Loot .41 tilt` V,k11114 . 111, INltiCh V 4115 the
Ir a pr::perty .•1 Emma. an.l 1121.1 1.4'11
-.140.•11 from rmmiy line thy night
he
fort•_ The. mini,. 1%/in 6 , ttild In parr hvert gu,t tip
lo throe y.,ting Melt eh. Lelon Ke l U. tln• iir-t
tit n , n J. , ke it little lonrinless
Nits , I ttatican, tqt the advice of her API , Nther,
tit , tititted criminal piatceedings against the three
~y...i.titti•tnett, but on Nle—t Canfield and Lambert
begging the punkin the !tidy and her father.
all pr , eeiling. were suspended, a nd it civil suit
In4titutt..l agaim4t Itstlihom.. the plaintiff claim
ing damages f.,r injury by the publication
thin lilud t. her fair hum., name, find charac
ter.
On the trial several witnoe, , es were called, by
the plaintiff, who testified to the alive facts
Ti.{. defendant openod hia case and called Mr
Lambert, who testified that Canfield and himself
were in the yard of the plaintiff, and seeing the
chemise, stole it together. The next day Rath
bone, who is a young man, 11l years old, from
the South, came to Lambert's room, and row it.
lle war asked to return it, and finally raid he
would 111 J cc, in Order to get his two friends out
,f the scrape. The two then went down stairs,
and email in pencil,
on the breast, mel in taking tip a pen direst
the parcel, he ant•ilent.tilly let fall a drop of Jo,
up.. it. They then wrapped it up, and, in the
evening. Italblione took it to the store and deliv
ered it at , before it•tatetl. Mr. Lambert testified,
th a t a day or two after this, he Lambertl went
to see Mr. I hineall, IM.! expressed hi, sorrow a t
the occurrence, and asked his pardon 6, 1 . it,
Mr. Duncan said that he would publish it to the
world, awl he had a Mind give the whole party
a good Ittintotwhipping, but it. bail been to see a
lawyer, Who atlyitted lihn to bring a suit.
Counsel then summed up but it bring the hour
adjournment, the Court postponed charging
the Jury until this morning.
THE TRA.IEDY IN NlAnts.,s CotwrY, N. V.--
It was mentioned under our telegraphic head yer
terday that a woman named' Ward, the wifeof one
Matthew Ward, in Madison county, N. Y., had
murdered her four children in cold blood. The
Syracuse Journal of Monday, after alleging that
the husband is a drunken, worthless fellow, says:
It appears that the husband had neglected him
famly and treated them in a most cruel manner.
The wife and mother has threatened that if be
di l not reform his ways and help herto take proper
care of the children she would murder them and
take- her own life. He heeded not her threat, but
persisted in his brutality. Yesterday morning he
left his home to go a fishing 011 the Lake, and dur
ing his absence she executed her threat, taking an
' axe and with it cutting the throats of four of the
five children, the youngest of whom was only two
months old. The oldest of the children, aged
about eight years, escaped only by running away,
whe vainly pursuing him with an axe in hand for
some distance. She then returned to the house
where she had perpetrated these shocking acts, and
seizing her husband's razor attempted to commit
suicide by cutting her throat. She did not cut
deep enough however, to render the wound fatal,
and when discovered was literally covered with
I blood, and suffering the most intense agony
_ .
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4., -4 es
TUE APPSOACUING hIPSMAL BinTrt.—A
French medical journal, the Gazette Iletdonia
datre de Mcdeeine et de Chirurgie, gravely devotes
itself to a discussion of the latter point, thus:—
" We are nut unaware that many people be
lieve themselves much better informed than we
upon this point, and-that the pretence of fore
telling the sex of an infant is often set up in
circles where medical studies are unknown. It
is, doubtless, because we are situated in differ
ent circumstances, that we speak with more re
serve. If, however, we are compelled to offer
an opinion, we should say, very modestly, that the
chances at least are equal, and that, if a very
slight difference exists, it is in favor of a birth
of a son, since, as regards numbers, more boys
are horn into the world than girls. In a few
days the question will be decided by Provi
dence. Cot us patiently await that sovereign
decision."
A Pratrummi BIIEATII. —What lady or gentle
mw would remain under the curse of a disagree
ble breath when by using the "Balm of a Thous
and Flowers " as a dentifrice would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white as ala
baster ? Many persons do not know their breath
is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends
will never mention it. lour a single drop of the
"Balm on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
A yl`Ar.
A 1:KAI-TIE1.1. C,...oiri.rxtnN may enmity be au
iptired Ity using the " Baba Tlomitand Pow-
It will r e move bra, puaities, and f r.ck g
fr on the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate
hill' Wet a towel, pour tin two or three drops,
se I wash the foe.. Hight and morning.
Su tctvu MADE F INY.- Wet your shaving-brush
in either warm or cold water, pour on two or
three drops of '• 14ahu of a Thousand Flowers, -
rob the heard well and it will make a beautiful
soft hither much facilitating the operation it
-.hiving. Price only fifty cents For 011ie by
Feiri.l4,• proprietors, and ft A. Fahne
bd. k
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h' , olllnr!, - - I i N 1 A YU.— . hats ii,llo More
t atti 11.4,a1.• homutoty nillict. , l with Nog
.11.1.,itit, Ili. ally ~,L.•, protetiii , ~, pf 111,11.4n,g thxt
mllll th.• nvcr"tm ~1 •nethot. 1.4 the
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A lit,;l/1) hi,,1.Ab41 Apor, x Illett .A . ln I I %rel . ( I Y ht .
111..1f. eu,i n.t, nn Ilitlovrb, by nympothy 'eh,Ar who era
I rAubbAl A ith ArkAlag [ono chniAAlor,l lun,o, n 111
,oh,. 1ater...41 I. git tho 11)tt.aiiii - Vapor a trial
Ca,t1,41 -- I% Kiln' II 1 k in the "rtgitial unit "hi),
hy will you Sulfrt r, WHICV it ELI El , CAN BE
ilur,• youlota. Qum",
I;1.. l't Mart
Bur tlr, 111 all) 14trt your x)pitetit
\ nt -Is. , II)
I.lll'
.11. 111, OW I . PI//./ Ca . .1.13/11.11/3 LOU pr , put 41
let tri'. 0.1 )1, gant•oi,t, , na.l 1.1•
1 , 1 KEN ,1:11., 14U %‘,..,1
P Fl.E‘llNti, 1114, It. R. IN•pot, .1 ,
an. Olet ,af to-dn)'e imtiwr. 1111
Storklingm and Hosiery for Winter.--
If ),.,1 don't want your feet pinched with 1.1 and short
Stckings, you will take our advice and go to C. DAIT'S, csr
r f Ntarket alley and Fifth street, and buy nun of ilium,
if ej4 , . I t fine Stockings, that make your feet 6 , 1 nice and
comfortable. Itaby also umkei, and sells ~.very variety of
ll,,,dery dud you can Moo Lion. at wholvemie and rend!.
Itomember the Otte., corner of Market alley and PHU
street- to
at No. 164 Wood street, and ex-
KllllllO .our tih,•k of Son HATS 1111.1 WI:VTRII CAPS.. Jnst ro-
hug,• lot of :Though/LI, Cettettial, dud other sty!. 01
Coto, , ebich wilt nell low for cash. Mow & CO, 164
W,.,.1 stroet netlfi
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
BRING THU
Continuation of the Ohio Q. Penna. R. H
TO FORT WAYNE,
TIIRV.F: III , MDRIID .4 RIGEITHEM MILIIIB YIIOI/ PITTSBURGH
Ire TRAINB CONNICOT AT CM:STUNK without do
tontion, with nil the Troll...it Ow Ohio and Pounnyliziain
Rood. awl alrai ot looroat with Train/. Kohut North and Suth,
on no. Mod Itivor and Lobe lira. Itoilrottil.
For Tick..ta, lipply at filo Railroad Ottlce of tho Oldo and
Itailruad Pittaburtili, Alicglauly
not of tlin following
Fart Wayno, 114.11oloritailin,
Cincinnati, Grl roux.
DX) top,
ludianapolia,
Findlay.
ilerautin dcalrinti. Tickots will particular to auk tar n
Ti. k, t 19 Ow Ind. and Indiana Railmul.
),ii F. It. STRAIRIIIAN, Sup't.
•
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
l' RING ARRANGEME N
(IN AND A tor ER MONDAY, '24th 1 nat.. Pa:wag, Traiint
will run ezetpt 51111115311, as f0110 , ,4:
1,44,t., Pittsburgh for Crestlitie at 7 1 /, A. M. and P. M.
11
I:4•Vg. erv.tlitte fur Pittelturgli at 5 A. M. and 11.60 t'. M
, .
Thee° TrititsH make die. connectitatx at OR I:BTh] with
Milne DAYTON, CINCINNATI, DELI,F,
INTA INN, INDIA NAIVI.IS. CIIICAUO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all Ixdnts on roads extending West and Smith-went
through 01110, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
T 1... A. M. Train fmin Pittsburgh connects at Mansfield
ait It Train:, on Sandusky. Mansfield and Newark Rani, for
\ DUSKY, TOLI:IIn and CHICAGO: abut. c1. , 50 ananec
"'tn. tare made at Alliance with Trains On Cleveland and
l'ittatiairgi t !haul. for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
MIMI:WI TICKET: , are imld to Columbus, Dayton, CM
rinuatb boulmville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bellefbutidne
Mork latnnd, luwa City, Dunlieth, Milwaukie
Cairo, sprin g ti i .ki, llt , Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prlu
droll in the West.
" •
. .
NEW BRIG lITON AfrOMOBAT/ON TRAIN Inavre new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. end 1 1 ,4, P. M. hilaves
Pittsburgh for Now Brighton, at 9%, A. M. and 61%, P. M.
Air For tickets and further Information apply to J. U.
CPRRY, at the corner office, under the Monongahela Maine,
or at the Federal titrt•ot Station, to GEO. PARKIN, Ticket
Aw•ltt. J. 11. MOORE, Supt.
C Inc & Dayton Railroad.
CINCINNA'T'I PASSENGERS will please
take notice that the advertisement of a Rival Route,
.t.ti , tint the 8 o'clock A. M. train of the Ohio and Penn
ey' vs Ilia Railroad in the only one which inakm connection at
Creeti inv. Thin in incorrect. and calculated to deceive the
travelling public, as there an , two daily trains between Pitta
burtzli and Cincinnati making close and acre connections,
roe BF:IAA:PONTA! N and DAYTON. Nu other mete mates
V 0111 1 ,11.411 with the 3 P. M. train of the Ohio and Pennsyl
vaunt Railroad. U. R. MOWN, GIM * I Agent.
1 KNOWLAND, Agt. Pittsburgh. Matti
Da jp.
r wj4Na
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- TO WROM IT -m A rrowERN - :---- ---vastittmersiewierlimeitemumw-1.
_ FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,o PIidILADELPI#A. .7
..,
a r, .
WING JUST RETURNED FROM , . • lb*. TIIOS:11. 11,011ENCFO'res't
TJ
I I EUISOPII, would anuouuma to his patients, mad others '• EDW. P. UR* „SI , Ri ., .
,
to 'lL'aturti Pennsylvania, that he will TIM Pittsburgh twig .
in the ensuing month, anti that thole wishing to aril thew- . .. ' STATIOIter OF .80SINERS, f
...,,
on of his system of treating '7, • - Yrtait - tim Ist (4 of Alvat to th:g . 31d day of /44., 1855 .
Throat and Pulmonary Disease's, A in g unt mcel"'in Markin P remt l kinB- . f t . 3 /
Fin. ..... ....i... -a Rog 82
''..'
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.
lOU PARTICULARLY 'r' -- ~..
• ...,—...--
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA i . 4%4 .31
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalations, Mechanical
aud Constitutional Remedies,
Will thus have an opportunity no to do.
DR. F 11,1211 will remain In PITTSBUOIf from
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL THIRD, TO SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY TENTH.
During whieh time he may be ronsulted daily (Sabbath oz•
copied) from the houro of TEN TO YOUR, at hle Rooms
at the _ _
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Per all forms of Incipient or seated DISISASIII SIP THIS
LUMPS, 11114.1 for all derangements of the system procroding
or giving rise to Pulmonary Disclaim, particularly
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Fe
male Complaints.
Person wishing to consult, but unable to visit DR. NITCIi,
can do so by sending him a written statement of their caxe,
to which a prompt answer will be returned, giving opinion
of case awl stating expense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EXAMINATION A LIVA Yli
DR. FITCH'S associate, Dr..l. W. SYKES, will be with, to
iimeoimt hint, during the four [net weeks of his appointment.—
It Is desirable that persons wishing his treatment, should
ronsult him early, that he luny have them in charge as long
to, possible
l'A I. VIN M. NlTell wishes it expressly understood
that b.• has U. , longer any Mixtures connection with Dr. S.
S. FITCH. awl would call attention to the CARD which he
rnll.l upon to publish huinedlittrly on hie re
tarn bon, }:ttrops. inll2-1-d,kw
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent IMPROVED
Double Acting River & Shaver.
E attention of Shingle and Lumber
dealers, apnculators arid others, is directed to UM in
nuivahl« in which is now presented to the public us
the tied and pray prwrnenl machine extant, for Riving and
line :4111,1.41,5.
Vx.l lot. cutting And soirang machines have been Invented
for w..luuu Shingles, but IL 15 II well known fait that Shin
glen .11 in . morn across Lilo Kraut arc quit. tic 'flimsy fur
fool."( purposee. Numeroani Inventions bare recently up.
peas rd b,r riving and shaving, and these have all been um
d.•ioned as worthless, from their imperfect method of riving,
wile 6 consists of splitting from the thin of the block but one
ethtstAle, Ullieh Kitimat invariably runs off This difficulty in
obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE , •
h tits/ ophta from the tide of the block Is piece thick
h for two which th nototinted iu the centre,
nod
by 111•%11.1 01 elastic guide. each part It conducted
❑,r,ugh a viol upproximatnig kuivoes, which couipleum
,q„-ratloti blue producing two shingle Id every 101 . 0/ U.
This stiachini• will rive and share from the Work three
thieiviiil shingles is, leillr, of imitate thickness, awl twier,
siiverior in senility and durability to thorn wade by hand or
aa) petite, pre ion.
ii. iiperaiii its are by no menus confined to pluo and other
eon woed, but works L. equal advantage oak, walnut, and
et. y other description of timber that min he split.
The workings of the machine eau he examined at 11. II
la an'e Furniture Itutidmtiv, Filth street, Vlttstrurglt.
limner owners, shingle dealers, and men of enterprise,
the. ops'un a ben field for nips - Mat:ou, as there la 114.1611.11iita
110 ••11l1“11 e'l t sill
1111,4 Line rupie. boa n small ewe., Is tATlutalile con
Ill,•Lson. and 0.1.5 Ina itbutlL rod
lA., Anil A twat Anil tivii,buys rah make from :MAW to
411iy. *fat 1.6.11 t three horse power.
I right of territory, or initchities, inquire et No. Y 1 Fifth
•u•• t. or et the City Hotel.
w9_ All 114,t1<4.1 iulbruitaioci will Iro forwArdorl by lett.,
(iiillllll.4ol A IK,INIKANI IigNI)ALL.
SA MITEL FA HNESTOCK ,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
=EC=
No. "1 Wood ■treat, between Damon
alley and Fourth •Ireet,
Tn. nab:will., in it., w 'grating' a wrll select.' aserort
..t Intent it and .I.init-etic I iarli Ware, nil UONI, and will tr.
-.1,1 g.nr.l ttrittx as any other how/. In thin oily. Ile
ttlly.iyn r•vp Law/ a general assortment
II Utl it A ILE, t El: . R.PY.ST Kliltr TOO Le,
tar re'w tinily invite* tlir attention of pen Inwore
FIIINICSTOCK.
PEKIN TEA STORE
1:ZE=11=1
}:M..I" UV THK FACTIANUIS BANK
Pltt•bargh, Pa.
(:REEN & BLACK TEA
I'or:lmpet.l dln.a (tm the Imp:Wier, 6,r CASH.
.t.• k ~f sII the different flavors nod grukledi cf TKA
I,s -oght tin A nit•rk noLrket, nod
6,,LD WIDII.KSALE AND ILKTAII.
AT THY
i I.: It MST CASH PI: ICES!
PACKED TEAS. PUT UP IN lirrALlc PACK
/ ci,lwerwly 1, On Untie.
TKAI I ALL fiIIADFIS, lIY 111 E HALF CLIkST.
t '10414E, SIM AR, 00424.)A and CIIOCOLATI3 of Die ;ma
1.4 tr 0.0., iur an.le
I.oug exp. - wore in the hot.luevar fd s sure guaraataa that
en.ry article ot.lti will 1... an rrprltanateil.
AtiliNT. at LIPKA:IAL ILPPOISTIIILIVT, Kai rtia &eta or PH.
JAVNX'S P.tMILY S. JAYNES•
littnturith, Slangs 26, .11kfail—(tith2f.t.lbsti
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merehan
MEMO
MEM
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERC li ANTS,
Dealers in 'Wool, Hides, Flour,
tsACON, LARD AND LARD OIL,
4,3- AND l'Hf , l)VrE. GENERALLY. — Wit
STRRET, PITTSBURGH, PHNNA.
~priur•r llnrtmngh, IMt tebl tho.
.t M. Martin,
Bk Kootte &
1o....:11 el Co.. Pitt...burgh. Barnet, Nesbit .4 tiorrotetou
.1.."-I.l' El.lor. St. Will,
Thom... .4 Grua - la,, Ikukkor., I.lolmea d CAAtaoll, Cincinuatl
iltiu windy,' lA. a Bullock &Co.
W I LIAAMS & ALLEN,
(Surer soors to Arnold 4 -
MAt:UFACTUM:RB OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
iND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
W k - A. will ountract rot Warming and Ventilating
In Steam Water, Pipes or Chilson's Furnace, Chun.b
, 11,0mitals, Ft...tont, Urren Manse* Ihwelliu
o,llrt 11.,1.., Jtuln, or II told. MAILIiET
rittrol,urgb. eptu
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
BACON lIIMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DItIF.D DERV,
SUO A It-CURED ►nd
CANA' ARSRD
A largo ist,k always on hand at
No. 207 Liberty Street,
PTITSBORGII, PENN'A.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A 1,11: 0 NY.
4Fsy-NIAIUR DELiv mum TO NAMILIES In either of the
uanhes may be left a the, Mill, or In boxes at the atoms
LOU A N, WILSON 00., 62 Wood street.
BRA UN A HEITHR, ror. Liberty and St. Clair street.
H. P. SCHWAN:I7., Dniggiet, Allegheny.
TSIINS: CASH, ON DIiLIVERY.
Jr 29 BRYAN, KENNEDY ,&. 08.
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.,
711ANUFACTURIER8 or '
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, ac.,
Noe. 91 Second et. and 80 Third street,
mllll PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
W II . W. W R. HUNTER.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
HOLESAIE GROCERS,
EUGOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER
Corner of Seventh and &nit Meld streets,
PITMBURGEL.
Parmong-ors brought from thu old country to Pitts
burgh, and moneys remitted to Ituropo. [nova
LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty s
PITTSBURGH.
JAMBS MIRK, ROW. if. HUNTS&
de. I Edapc
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
—AND—
/tit-STEAM BOA T AGENTB,,Eit
No. 'l7 Lem., trl. n Pen 7 and Oline sta.,
SAINT LOUIS, Mo.
Fresh Fish and Shell QTsters I
Jt'S'P RECEIVED at the Excelsior Restau
runt. where all the delimelto of the
1,011 Con be the shortest notice, and 1,.%
doue up in the Lest style, and at sathsfartory ;-
Prins. tto don't forget the sign of the RFD.
WHITE AND BLUR," No. 111 Wood street, below Fifth.
fb26daptly J
ITEM ACID-100 lbs. for sale b
m.h2B B A. I' A CO.
N ' i # . •
• 44','
~- ~-:. ~ L...
PITTSBURGH, P. 4
No. d 5 Wood Street.
Pl PA
El=
DEALERS IN
121 Second and lyl Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Ps
JAMES BLAKELY,
ALEX. HUNTER,
- - -
8. STEINSUOK.
Agent for the Philadelphia °paw and ➢iah
=NMIN
Total premiums for five months
CA PITH
-• •
Bonds of Allegheny Coo uy, Plttebargh, and ,
Pittsburgh 6's. .$ 78,721 80
Railroad Bonds, CoeL 83,400 00
Loan on First Mortgage of Real Estate 59,950 00
" Stocks, Collateral 30,384 00
Cush In Bank and on band 11,092 2.2
Capital subscribed, (payment not yet due). 97,000 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured
Duo from Agleam, (secured by Bonds) 18,858 61
Expense.. and Comvalselcme • ' - 11,6(P/ 36
3408,151. 13
Total amount of bonitos Incurred, but not yet adjuateth—
Yire 44006 08
Marine 3,000 00 •
$4,666 66
This Company Insures Hall and Cargo risks on the Ohio
and Mississippi tributaries. Insures against Loss or Damages
by Fires. ',omen liberally adjusted and promptly wild.
R1WY8Z.N.324--11011. T. M. Howe, Gel, J. K. Moortauto,
James Wood.
For I usuratton apply to
THOMAS J. 111:1N'l ER, Agent,
No. 90 Watereto., bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE., S. E. WitNER TIDND AND WALNUT STN.,
Philadelphia.
(Or MARINE INSURANCES Oh WASAII, Cargo, Freight,
to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivera, Canals,
Lakes and Land Carriages. to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON NIERiCIIANDIZE generally. On
Storm, Dwelling Conner , . A.r.
Awls of the Om pony Noremher 61h, 1665.
Bonds, Mortgagee and Real Ratan , sioLte) D 4
Philadelphia City, and other Wane 85,210 50
Mock in Bankx, Railroad and Insurance Co's W 1,060 RI
Bills receivable 109,440 97
Until MI hand,. 26,h% 00
Balancet in hem& of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently Lamed, and other debts
doe the Company
Subi.et !piton Notes..
DIRECTORS.
Jowl. 0.
Th.,plillue Paulding,
Jam,. Trinirtair,
ilham Y.yrr. Jr.,
Joshua 1. Price,
James Torment,
Samuel Y.. Stokes,
floury Shan,
Jam.,n B. McFarland,
Itharim Schaller,
Rohert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
D. T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MA ItTIN, President.
William Martin,
Jai Seal,
HAluniutl A. hotalor,
John C. Davin,
John Ii- Paurnn,
finorge O. Lniner,
kilward Darlington,
H_ M. Iluston,
William C. Ludwig,
Ilugh Craig,
Sponcer Ilvaln,
Charles Kelley,
11. Jon. Itrookn,
.1:0. JOllll./11,
Tll.. C. 91,1 Pr 4I,uL
LYLIIURPI, Ktaxotnry.
P. A. MADEIRA, AV...4
No. 05 \Vatter ntr,t, l'ittnburgh.'
PlT'l'SBUitoll
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE' COMPANY,
CoRNER OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Prosident.
TllOB. ORA 11A11, Serretury.
Company matt. eery insurance appertaining to
or couirectod with LIVE RISKS.
Abio, ugiduat MILL AM/ CARO() RISKS ou the Ohio
and fiirxieuippi lU. ens rid tributeriee, and NIALLINE RISKS
goiteralls.
And against Los. and Duniaiu. by Fire, mid luzallixt the
Peril. of lie Sea and Inland Navigation and Tranatturtation.
Polltire isaued at the 1n0..t ranee rourinteut with gaiety In
all paitiea
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurkno,
Jueeph P. anza.a.m, M. D., John
James Marshall. Itnrid Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
A let.antler itra4loy, J i ceph S. Lomb,
Job. Yullertou, guellehl 8. Brown.,
Davi,l IL Chambers, lbrietinu Zug,
Willuum Carr,
J. D. Mahn
British & Continental Exchange.
swan BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SIFIERRIAN &. Co.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
Is Sows or LI IND Uvweeoe.
/Ur- These Drafts ore avallAblo et oil the principal Towns
of N.SAILAND, SOOTLAND AND III.IMAM.), and the OUN
TIhISNT.
We also drew Kinn, Bata 00
111. A. Grunebattm & Baffin
FRANKFORT A MA /N,
Whiche orver as a remittance to all parts of OEIMANT,
sWITAEHLAND and 1101.11 AN Y.
Peraoas Intending to travel abroad, may procure, through
Lettorti of Credit, on which Jimmy can Ise obtained, us
nissled, io any mart 'forma,.
Couta-rious of Bills, Neu., Hill other securltiva In Europa,
will receive prompt attxntivm.
WILLIAM IL.WILLIAMS A CO.,
Wood, corm,' Third stroeta.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM 11MALES', rmsidont.
SAMUEL 1.. MARSIIKLL, Secretary.
OFFICE: 94 me, street, between Starlet and Wood studs.
skits- Inmron MILL - AND CARGO RISKS, 'on the Ohio
aad Mirsissippl Rivers and tributaria.
Insures against Lass or Damage by FIRE.
MAO, against the I'erlla of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Towspurtatiou-
iiilltara Bags.ley,
James M. Cooper,
flarauel
IMl,ert Dunlap, Jr.,
Isaac M. Pennock,
N. Hogimagh,
Waller Itrynut,
Jiohlll Slt i pion
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SUOHNBEHOER, Paved.lent.
ROBERT FLNNEY, S.retary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, nenerttl Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
CEEB=
J 11. Shoonborger,
C. W. Batchelor,
lease M. Peunor.k,
W. W. Martin,
K. T. Leech, Jr.,
lieorao
David Al'eauldless.
lirir• All Lome') sustalued by pax - Litz, insured molar punch.
snood by this Company will he rotomtoil aJ prompt
ly paid at its OFFICK, Nu. IN WATKR STRELT. 1.1.01
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTBURG T.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, (300,000.
idings and other Property against Lou or
Damage by Vire, and the Perlin of the Sea and Inland Nast
gation and Tranninsrtation.
DIRSCTOR.S.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patterson, Jamb Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. M'Clintrrk, JAS. I'. Tanner,
Oeorge W. Smith, W. S. Haven, It IL Park,
I. tinier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. , Long,
A. J. Join., J. ii. Joni*, It. R. Coanhall
OFFICERS.
President iron. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
Vise President ROUT PATTNILSON.
..tioe'y and Treas A. A. CARRIER.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS:
lIANUFACTIIERS' INSURANCE COIIP'Y,
,OF
MUTER PERPBTUAL—GILANTILDST TNI STATZ OP PIDIBISYLVANIL.
C her tared Copital.-$BOO,OOO.
FDIR, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPOit2.ATICtI 4 4
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, Prealtleut.
ORRIN ROGERS, Secretary.
GRONUR TOLIMA Treasurer.
Aaron S. Lip pincott,
Mahlon Gillingham,
Nicholas G. Taylor,
Orrin Rogers,
John P. Simone,
ihs-Thlei Company has been organized with a Quill Capi
tal, and the Direetorn have determined to aiiaptthe hunhn en
to its available meitireee. 'Co observe lin:Weisw in conduct.
ini4 t t a b ffai urx ri h s, o w m it , h ,,, a r r o ro 7 n:T. W t. u r a . ttn tm en ,L t of tomes.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
=MEC!
The following well known and responaible firms In Pitts
burgh have antborine.l reference to them, with regard to the
affability and soundness of the Manufacturers' Innurnuce
Compan
Kt y. amer & Rabin, 'Albion, Child. & Co..
George P. Smith .t Co., Itaanpton & Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan & Co., H. Childs &
nov7
S S. OAIIIIIER.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS •
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurane
Co., of lIARILLSDURIi. CAPITA!, *350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of
PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, 5300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia.
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth insurance Company, lIAlt
ILISEURO., CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut kluittini I.ife insurance Co.,
9.15:1702.9. CAPIna AND ASSETS, $2,154,489.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., et vrrtawintan
CAPITAL AIM AMETS, Nov. b, Mb, $129,022 49.
Wag. 7. Jougerras, President_ A. A. CUL1118; Secretary
deal:dap:ay
JAB. COLLINS. J. ISANKBENta
JAMES COLILEWS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROMETINUI og re■
Pittpliairgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER STRIIRT, PITTSBURGII, PA
REPHRENCES;
Prrreemiton—
Wm. Digal,. & Co., ' Murphy, Tiernan & co.,
Smith 4 Sinclair, Hampton, Wilson
itri:hindleas, Means & Co., Englieh h Itichardeon.
Santana-mu--
Baoloy,WoodaPard & Co, Srolher Co.. Mlg
ood, Da On.
IZSIEE/
41. 40 6'
',At
w.a5nza..........„.. ; ,.. * . i . 4 .4at0 o,f 4
KOONS itltattiltgl Itit!4
F 1 dOUR PACT4iIiS
AND'
Gael 11 Produce Co wile:ski Wei zhantsy
21, 47 North Whorverand a Mirth maw ryiet,-
rim.= PULL
REFER TO
Baguldy Woodward& Co.-PhIL Biqa% Karnali ker..:Litti'h.
Garrett. Martin & Co. L. Wiltaartb At Co. 6*
wood & Oliver, " Bell 4.Liggotti ''• - . "
Sitter, 1 rice & Co. 4 J. AW. Rea, "
Caleb Cpo & Co. " Hafialey,Coagrsvet.ireo. "
Truitt, ..rather & Co. ." Watt dc Wilson, '
J. D. I.ohmor &Co. anciatkati. Fooditic & Amide, ..010 loos&
A. A. ii.alock & Co. " Nigro* 4 Confer '
'raved & Sibley, " • J. g. Cluiatiroitt'a Cu. "
And Pittsburgh and Philarhapitia.bibrchanta semi:4ly.
jot xdavatm. , ~
$408,161 18
NEW SPRING STOOK OF
CHICI,MRING & SONS .
PIAN9 FORTES.
no/pm JOHN- H. fdrld . .oll . las" •
Just received emery mere MELl4m•bna
OiIIORNIIINO & Spy
PIANO PORTER, and cam
plated the Stock, selected for Springliales, of TIIIIITY FIVII
new wad oplendld Instruments, of every vartet? amiable,
manufactured by the Messrs. Maelags, (Itcrsten )f mn th o
1411111e14 SIX OCTAVE to the most splendidly Ifni. ad
Seven Octave Square Plano /Fortes,.
sis dell as thellisurrb and inimitable Grand and Parlor
Ormid Pianos. 'EI , !CRY PIANO -FORTE in this lot is of
their N ELY WALK, with their PATENT IRON FUMES,
and PATKNT ACTION, and are not only, warranted to the
purchaser by the manufacturers, but by the gnbacribor, Ys
be in ell respects as perfect as latitruments Gan be mad%
both lo regaril to Material aml Workmanship.
PRI OFIR INVARIABLY nal FIAAIR as In Roston, at tho
Maanfisrn.ry.
JOHN 11. BIN/A.oli, No.Bl Wood stntt,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street-
Agunt for Cblckerlog SA Soon, Houton, for Plttsburg/A and
Weaturn Pon no.
TO THE PUBLIC.
A A !111.-1:11 E SUBSCRIBER FEELS
lA_ it lucumin•nt ou him to caution the public against
the matiCious and unfounded reports, and '•tricks of trade,"
no industriously circulated In this city, and „intended to In
jure the reputation of Chickering k &ma, for whom ho
Leis acted ea Agent au tautly yeting In the lulu of their Piano
Fortes.
It him now banana, quite familiar to thesubecriber Wheat' • -
from persons who call to look at the it Plano Fortes 4 TIIEY:..
HATE IiEEN 'TOLD that they wear out Ina little whilal"
'•That since the death of Jonas Chlckoring their Manua
warn not worth anything That their reputation were
I. at F' -That.the late donna Chickerlng /and acisititotsdtml
un his death bed, to a New York manufacturer, that ho did
tea put as much work 1111 the INSIDE of Ids Plattcia an they
did, by forty or fifty dollars!" The truth of the Tait and
ingenhats oicalla bed oho. y I may be inferred from the 'Maple
Glut announced at the tine In almost every newspaper in
the Coked States, that the late Jonas Clikkerlng's death 00.
clirred nt n monient'a waning, while Hitting In Its chair, at
the haw• of aTriend in Boston.
The suleicriber in willing to risk Ms reputation as &fleeter
Iu Piano Fortin for twenty-live years In this ..city,-In saying,
and assuring those who want I untrnments, that the Piano
Fortes manufactured by Chickeriug & Smut, are not only
equal to those muntifitetore.l. during the Ere time ei •
ii • father, l• o t are easily superior.
Sitars the .fonth of Mr.Citteksriug, the elder, the subvert-
1., 1110.11.1 in this city and. vicinity upwards of one lan
.iaad nod fifty Piano Fortes, manufactured by the new Erre
Chickeritm & Sons' mid IN NO INSTANCE has he oval
lienzd it complaint from lie patella/tens; but, on theeontra
ryethetnisit autisfurtory - ecituntimilitiona
JOHN n. idELLOR,
Agent of Chlekering & Sons, Beaton,
Plano Forte Alantifacturar.
03,A89 Ali
10,001 00
V 17,348 Iti
1n1134-1,‘,1
- CITIZENT - DEPOKIT BANK, 1
Nitaburgh, March' 221, DUI
Til E AN ECM. MEWING of the Atockhotlers of
Bank will be held of the Banking House, on
MONDAY, the ',di of April, between the boom of 10 - A. N.
and •.! P. AL, at. which time and place an ELECTION for one
President end nix Directors will take place.
toll;24:td E. D. JON ES; Oind'r. -
STO4JEIIOI,DERS OF TUE ODD FELIaIYS'
HALL ASSOCIATION aro hereby notlfie4 tb.ff the
FIFTEENTH INSTAL3IENT OF 11V} PEE..CEET. on
the Cet.ltel Steck leo ton called In, duo eatuld after tho
NINTH DAY OF Amur, 18613. '
J. P. lIENDEDSON, Secretary.
BASEMENT TO LET.
I . LARGE BASEMENT ROOM, :21: feet
wide by 30 doop, half. above ground,. end
and !Wished, will be mit.4l on rolotatabla terms. It to
gr., tb.. o ortitse of Fourth stint mai Cherry allay. Anyutrn
at ilatrd:tll OYFICE.OF 31011NiNG I'UST.
OLD TYPE ETAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at, the Office.ef
mouN I NI: ItIST, o larga quantity or 414
TY Pr.. 111.kelinn.U• and otlo•ra wanting such an artlrJe rim
got a largo supnlylty calling noon. tat*
Robert It. Liartluy,
fr.blB
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer in every variety of iklir/lANICAIT, AND
(nil RR. PATIttiTS. Ullico and Faliibition Room, No. 121)
FIRST STRICRT, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Po.
IQ - Orden) fur Potential Articles of ovary detarriptkini
promptly attended to.
AtIENTS WANTED. mh`2o
"VINE PLAID DRESS SILKS—A. A. MA
SON & Cat., Were received. slits smutting. by Expresac,
:at pie,. of risk oil desirable Plaid and t.t.s_ iptnl Drees EMU'
eumpril.ing oomo of the moat OklplEit and faab.stable atyk4
ever offered. inh2l)
BONNET FRADIES--We have' receive 4
j this morning, 200 dozen more Itonnot Frames, of MT
and sarietios. A. A. MASON .I
No. 15 PIRA stmt.
Q I Xl'll PIIOI3SAN I) NOW READY—Hon_
ki mi. Murray's Lettere from the United Slates, Canada,
5..11,1 Cuba. New Stereotypt. Edition. 121 am. $l.
The extraortlimtry 4101:mutl for this work has Induced Lbw
peldb.here to u.-lemw It in a new and improved atereetype
For solo by 11. MINER t CO,
}MAC Smithlleid street.
'FARM FOR SALE, near.Sewickly Statibn,
containing seventy-six acres, fill.. rifve acres of which
is limier cultivation twn sisal orclinnia of choice fruit, largo
and cumfortablo dwelling limos", barns, atablial, ha Titai
fund l.t firm rote. This farm Is ofTetvidat a ancrifico, Apply to
m 1129 BLAKELY 8. ItICREY.
Capt Mark Sterling,
Stnnnol M. Kier,
Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
nnnxker,
%Viln a / a 1. Hap,
tler2l
ALOT OF OROU ND,-..ilear Bakorstown,
%%ill he sold very low, If twilled foe soon. It contains
.am-I..ufth of on xt-se, stud l in a central potiltion. Apply
to [ns 'hal IlbAlilia.l . & 111C1IIVA.
(lOU NTitY W
urn conssnimlonnd to nt.ll a lot of land on the I'. n.
0701. either 5 or 10 acres (and near to Sabitivade Etation) On,
hiel. is a Itriolt ManXiOLI Howie, eoniniuhig 14 tiniaties3
in addition to ant basement rooms end collars.
,table nod carriage house. all kinds of fruit on the preallißM
This property is with. 2il winutes of the city, and four ac
eonintodutiou trains pass it 4 times a day. Vor tortes, /cc
apply to I tali 29 j 'MAIL KIX A RIOI.IICV.
MONEY Til.E11)01-
LAIC SAVINGS BANii, No. dft VOUItTI/ stlteol, uP
rocs tins tat day of April, will draw lliTilltlCVP frost Thai
late. I tult2B:3tl GRAS. A. (11/LTWlLVrerer.
G. W. Carus
W. K. Nhnick,
T. R. Updike,
R. D. Cochran,
John A. Caughny,
S. 8. Bryan,
`01)A A'Sfl of u good and uniform finality
otanutisclared by tho Ponnaylvanbt Pak Maunfinc.turfog
Company at turentian. On band and for sale by
' FLEMING
t. gnaw P. D. Palo Killerinat nernivott by "
bble Juniper Berries " 64 C.
I rank AloyandriaSennit
bbln L'huutudle Flowten" Gi
Ivory Black
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ONO ENT ATED LYE—A new article for
making Soap, warranted to bo attperior to Potash b
orrry revert. On hand and for sato by
zab2B vt,Emrni naps.
William 11. Thomas,
Milani Neal,
Alfred Weeks,
Charles J. Plaitls,
James P. Smyth. '
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JEWELRY, •
NILYER WARR, • '
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W. W. WILSON,
Marki4 . l.lL, coy. Fourth..
A t Enetorn Price,
❑debt
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6 " Tine ApplA, - "
5 *. StriNiberiles,
5 " Cherries In quart bottle ;
A " Macktierriett, " "
Iluckleberrica
5 " Pears a Pluma "
5 " "
Just received and for sale by
1tE1:51Elt•& ANDERSON, 39 Woe& stmt.
0pp.1.10 St. Charles Hop*
UTATCII AND CLOCK REPAIRING
TT - dimns, promptly. (iub29) .W. W. WILSON.
PICKLES-- •
. 6 doz. ono gall noaortod;
10 "
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10 " pintn. At
8 " itkontli Onion, quarto;
" vtuts;
" Onions,. pinto ;
2 .• Pickled Tontatoca;
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" ClioW eIIOW Pickles ;
" Choral:allow; Just mantra! and for
ILL' rItLEII. & ANDES/30N.
N 0.89 Waal street.
by
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VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALF situated on Second atroott• largo and contr.
o kat ; coinPortobly tuvitugod, with hall, two parlors, dlnlirg
room, and kitchon on first door; hall and four LOOM on
second tloor, and two ou third story; cellar and coal vault ;
wamhing room—hot and cold VratOr gas throughout the
boson Will bo sold on ropy term&
tnh2S FL CUTHBERT 9 50N,61 Market at.
EMOVAL. —/Etnit "
of Hartford ---
EMOVAL. —lEtnn Inanninpo • Company
. k r Hartford, removed from corner of Fifth and Wood
~ , rmote to No. 97 Water street, over Gruff, Bennett &
Iron Waro House, where they will continue to fame poMelee
on alt deacriptione of property, as tontaL Cada 0/88Pte, Jallll,
ury I. Mal, $1,074;195. 11. 11. TKN-BTCH, Agt.,
. tatel7-2w No. 97 Water at., Pittsburgh.
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$lO.OOO —A Business Man with a
. Cash Capital of $lO,OOO can put ,
rhea. an Interest In a first class mananctining estabMls.
meld, by addressing M., Box 0 1.80, Pittsburgh P. on or
bereft Ist of A prIL mh27-Iw*
STOVES ! STOVES !—Persons wanting le
got good Cooking Stoves can be supplied M
GRAFF, ItIIII3I.NUT. & GRAM
Manufacturers of ',every kind of Stoves, No. 124 Wood at.,
above Fifth, Pittsburgh. . tnh27
QIIEEP SHEARS, SCYTHES, &o.—The
1,3 Subscriber is now opening, at No. 8:1Wood street, Pitts-
Krgh, Pa, a very superfor article , of Sheep Sheen, (train
and (trams Scythes, Scythe Smiths, Manure and Bay Pork",
Corn and Barden Roes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels. Chain Pump
Fixtures, At. roh2B SAMUEL FAAINKSTOCIL
BUTTEBUTTER. -3 barrels Roll Bitter for Bale by
R.-3
mho ; 'LEERY IL COLLIES.
BONNET 110
A. A. MASON & CO. have received Ws day by axioms
5 (...nose of elogint new styles, and video of Spring Dos.
not Itibbone. aak2B
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A. A. MASON fi r CO. have opount a very largo and
weu (~chat( stock of Bpunrt Silks. Crapoe, Ribbons, glow_
era nosebag, Illusions, Straw Trimmings" and every other
description of Millinery Goals, which will be found to be the
lest assortment of this kind of goods ever offered hi this
market._mh Stl ßOOKS BY } REs S--
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hil ; or ; The ways of Providence, The , Groat Aril Drawn:
or, Meter-Key to Popery. Aivtugtuorg or , ly,a Young up..
ger humor. The City Architect, No. 1. - .
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likckwooti's fur Ikbruary .
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