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'MurrayS. A:Greilthike. .
This catelmentirmes to excite the curiosity of largo
numbers of young and old men, who crowd 'the
riltem tmeonifortAibly. 'Also a baker's dozen of wo
men, mostly witnesses for Miss Murray. The pros
elletrix is deeply veiled, end therefore the glances of
the apeetators axe not very satisfactory.
Cross Examination Proaccutrix reamed.—
While I was at New Orleans, I read one letter from
Mr. blreatrake, and wrote some to him. (Another
letter shown, admitted to be in proseentrix's hand.)
Presecutrix says: I .wrote it, but he dictated it to
.me. ()fore 1 went twit, he told me what sort of
letters to write, ao that -he would not be blamed for
my going, away, which he gave me these
di re ctions on tha,Sttuday before I left; the day he.
fore the dth Of tebrtvirff (b *e' directions were that
f should write lettere saying that I was married ; I
went away to-avoid being churched; I expected him
to follow me; I believed that -I was in a condition
that oven if he would marry the, Which be refused, to
do,
it would be better for use to go aVay; I expected
IQ be churthed, because I had taken some laudanum
to kill myeelf, and if not on that account, I believed
my condition - would be eXposed. and I would be
churches' or censured by the church for that, no
matter when he would marry me:' I was a member
of Mr. Taylor's church from the 19th of November,
1551; T took laudanum on or almut the 17th of Jan
uary; I was at. Mrs. Derby's when I took the lauda
num ; I hail been at that house from the 27th of No.
vember ; my parents knew I WAS there, but were not
well satisfied.; they would rather I . had been at
home: I cant say that Father was very much dissat
iefiedi I bad not Seen him bet 'once from November
19th till January; I met him on the street; he asked
ine if I would not go home; I told him I would not ;
I had a step mother at home, and had hat a difficul
ty with her; while at Mrs. Derby's I saw Orentreke
frequently I sent him w ri t ten 'messages several times ;
when Elliott asked tue if I wits nia.rried I told him 1
was, to Mitebell ; another letter was shown to wit.
ness, dated New Orlears, March 11, addressed to
Mrs. Rhea* and acknowledged to be in her hand
writing; also another letter shown witness; I ate
apt sere thetthis is mine, and it may he; I w ro t e a
letterafter I took the laudanum; think it is my let
ter ;.thinkat was written at Mr. Derby's; it i s d ate d
'Wednesday evenieg„; Another letter shown witness,
and she says I wrote this letter by his direction ve.r.
hal and written ; d have none of those writt e n direr.
tions : letter dated New Orleans, March 11, post
marked March 13th ; another letter shown witness
mid acknowledged to he hers. addressed to defeellant,
dated New Orleans. March 20th ; another letter
shown and acknowledged, addressed to defendant.
dated steamer Midas, April 1 1 th ; another letter
shown witness and acknowledged, slated Allegheny,
May sth, 1555, and addressed to defendant ; another
letter slated Monday morning, May 14th, addressed
Coat and hut, and insisted on seeing Mau Moue nail
did go home with her. Nor the :Ira too nr Ihr4,
weeks alter his introduction, bi- would all tw• or
three times a week. titometiines be would some in
day time. and often at night. They ware generally
alone in the p.trlor. They frequently walked out.
There were some other gentlumen %rho el:Ansa Mary,
but they quit after Mr. Ilrentrake began to conic.
/ thought the young man who was corning then, wars
a very nice young man, and 1 did not like Mr. Oreat
rake ; from-what I beard I did net think he wri, a
snitable companion for her. I said in h is pressure
that I wished Mnry would select one young man to
visit her, so that if anything should happen we would
k n ow who U' Llatne it on. Ile stayed until I 1 o'clock.
don't know that 6reittrakeis attentions could have
'been anything else than those of u C. 111,11011 suitor.
had no other business there.
•PTEtSuuN SESSION.
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'SECOND DAY
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to defendant; another letter of witness, dated Wed
nesday, June 6th, addressed to defendant_ After my
return home I had a conversation with hey. Mr.
Tayligg I think Mr. Taylor advised inn to tweak elf
nty-eunnectien with Oreatrake, as I was a married
woniau—and Y may hare told him that I was mar
ricat,Mr. llreatzuko did not ask me to go home until
after the 17th of July; I told him what my step
mother had done, and ho mid she was a
devil; be finally persuaded me to go back home ; it
it had not been for him would nut have gone hark ;
he never told too I ought to stay at home : he told
me theltreilnesdny morning after I took the lauda
num tluit I ought to g o home, but he would see me
again ; I never told h im that I was married : he fre
quently tubd me that I was as math married in the
sight of God to him as his mother was to his father;
e n the Wednesday after the Sunday I took the Imola
nom was the first time there was anything sail in re
gard to my being married ; he suggested the idea of
toy being married, and also the name of Mitchell ;
I next. saw him the next Sunday: he asked rue 011
Sanday evening if i had reporte4 that I was married
as he directed; I had told Mrs. Hazen for the firs:
tame, 1 had a physician when I took the laudantun ;
Dr. DlDoti was illy physician; he ratite as soon us
Will Greatrake wont up cunt brought him down ; he
did not give me any medicine, or if he did I can't
recollect; I was quite ill all day Monday arid Tues.
day. I can't recollect what the Doctor said; I
believe be said that we had better break this "ff.
as it would end in disgrace and he would never
; 1 1111 not tell the Doctor that I
wan a married woman, and that I knew he never
.•oold marry inn. While I was at Mrs. Derby's be
boarded at the depot: Greatrake was at oar how..
before I left for New• Orleans ; I told him it was
wrcing, and would NJ ruinous ti hies, I w ea l away
did not put toy lack against the dour and say he
should not i.OIIVC unless I.e would come heck the next
Wedneitlay ; I started to Wednesday : I did not see
lt , reattn.ke from Sunday morning until I left : I had
$ toivlten I left; I got it at home : it:vats all I had•
I got no part of the money from Greatrake : I
b.r .I,yerh Elliott before I went to the Di-patch
Oboe; I don't know whether 110 Is tnarru. , l or nut .
Mr. F.lliott did net ..tuition me against my , •ondtt -;
. .
I save Mr. 'Elliot: when T eame hark from New it:-
lerilbtat tits nore on St. tflair streetvelakilid not en v
anything to me about my porsenal emyll' ion : 1 d.
nutlet! him that it was all 6,111; that I had married
Mitchell. but be Ind abintad um and I 11:12.1
home ; Elllutl. said semething L, me about being mar
rim!. and I was not going it after I had w rit
ten ; I answered him so that MY I , tor,s ityg.ll , all
seem alike; I told him that my husband didn't ire. ,
me right ; 1 arrived at New Orleans on Thursday.
:and I got the letter on Saturday. from . flreatriske . I
said on my return, to Mr. Long. that I war marl lel
to Mr. Mitchell, and that Alderman Rinehart 1,11
rigid um.
Ito-examined Lv rounsel our Commonwealth.
These letters are not all or the only one? that 1
%Nr . ..to to the defoolant I think I wrote ten or t‘s ,
letters while I ts“.t nway ; I j , .i1i , •.1 the elmr, h at the
instant, of the deleudaet ; my step-tiodher found a
letter (nun itreetrakaln no. and wanted to know why
I didn't treat other gentlemen as well as I did lom .
she had ohjeetions t., him ; I could not tell her ,1111.11
iii-trried, for i did not know : T left on ae•
,not ..f my step mother's dislike in him; he Gds
.11.0 that 1 was ne much mairresl to bye in the seryd
toel rL lib , an the , v. hi- father in August
Le told tau this 11,1, that. once. Lu welded me to go
and lit, did 1,4 want tie, priLlie t , blame
for my why hr ad, Ltd no.
to say I was married: I an, nut pregnant at tilt,:
time: the letter 1 received from tireatrake w hi, I
.NOW Orleans 1 diatruyesl w Idle there : I destroyed
and lost all the no:es I Oreeived from tireatrake.
Mrs, Murray, ',trona. —I reside in Allegheny city:
I am the step It:other of Miss Murray, the prol•erli•
trio ; she willne 21 the :1 , 1 of April. I s:di. This de.
feudnnt visited 0, m y house ; lie hocan G. r,tor the
tatter part of May or June, 1 , 51: I had been lie
gnaintod with the fetnalea of Mr. Ilreatrakels
and Miss Margaret I reatrnke told rue to bring Mary
and intrudtreo her u. Margareed family. He lived
with his mother. There were Mrs. Marshall, Mrs.
tirvatrake and some children in the house.
and I railed at the hence to visit. Will Greatrake
item° in with his cent ott, in his shirt sleeves and was
introduced to Mary. When we left Will putt on his
Mr,. di/array's cross-exantirtation rein rand.—Hal
conversation with Mrs. Susan Marshall in regard t o
Mary leaving l u nge; not say to Mrs. M. that
Mary was a reckless girl and dissolute in her habits :
never said she was often on the street until Mid.
night ; said she went to the opera troupe with the
agent of the troupe; his name was Poeliana; never
said anything about the agent's attention tind devo
tion to my step-daughter; I tearer said anything to
Mrs. Marshall about a large number of letters from
the agent; he had written her one letter: rant read
writing; I told Mrs. M. that ho came with a close
carriage and took Mary and her sister to the opera
and returned before 1 o'clock; Mrs. Marshall apd
Mrs. Cole were together when the conversation took
place: never s aid to Mre. Cole that Mary's conduct
was reckless and dissolute: Pogliani saw her at the
Ili.patch office, be asked her to go to the opera; she
said she did not like to go alone; he said if you have
a Sister bring her along; he took thorn both : told
Mrs. Greatrake that Pogliani took Mary and her
sister once to the opera and once to the theatn:; told
them that I had heard her likeness was token for
this agent; never said that Mr. fireatrake's coming
to see Mary had been the means of driving away a
great many disreputable persons who had been in the
habit of cowing there ; she left home tines before Mr
(Ireatrake knew her: went away without her father's
or my permission; she went to the printing ofAce;
boarded at Mrs. Mahon's, on Second street.
Dr. Elliott, sworn.—Reside in Allegheny city ; am
acquainted with proseoutrix have known her for
ten years; attended her father's family that length
of time; known the defendant for four or perhaps
six years; saw prosecutrix in the spring or summer
of '54 ; attended at the birth of her child; it was
born on theist of November, 1855; have neaer.soen
the prosecutrix and defendant together more than
twice; never heard anything against her generla good
character until this affair ; on the evening of January
It. 1855, I attended to her after she had taken laud
anum ; it was on the SAbath ; she hod taken a small
quantity ; did not deem it necessary to prescrihe
text morning she was as well as usual, only a little
more nervous; she said site was very unhappy and
did not tare about living ; oautiotred her against her
intimacy with tireatrake ; told her through a neigh.
boo that I did not teller° he would over marry hot ;
aloe cautioned the defendant in the same way.
r,d. Derby and
Mary both told no she hail taken laudanum ; was
alone with Mary when I cautioned her; she told me
that theatrake could not marry her, for she waii
al
reaiy married; it was on the morning of the 18th of
January, 1555; think she then promised to break off
the intimacy alluded to; also at a subsequent period
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during the summer; she was not pregnant at the
trtnirritilted liar, . Elie 14th .
1855, that I am aware , of ; she had no other physician
except a person Who Pre,crilied a Homeopathic powder
or two ; told Grestrake be on gift not to visit her on
the 14th and 15th January.
Mrs. Crooks, Swora--Iteside in Allegheny; lived
twelve jeers there; have known Mary Murray eight
years ; in the habit of seeing her three or feet' times
a day in that time; her general character for chastity
was good ss far as I know ; am a member of the Pres
byterian Church; saw her speak to him through the
window ; saw him throw a note into the window one
day; did not see tier on that day.
Cross Examined by Col. Black—The note was de
livered some time in the summer or fall of 1854 ;
saw Mr. Greatrake in Murray's Rouse; never know
anything against her chastity.
Mrs. Bratt Sworn—Reside on Ann street, nearly
opposite to Mr. Murray's; resided there for six years :
have known Mary Murray from the time she was a
small girl Mary's general reputation and character
for virtue and chastity were good before this affair ;
am a member of the Disciples Church : don't know
the defendant.
APRIL 2
ern...Examined—Wets never but once in Mr. fur
ray's house.
"Mrs. Eliza RAMS, Irnrn.--Ropided in Allegheny
for 22 years yesterday ; turf intimately acquainted
with-Mary Murray; her character for chastity was
very good: she was at my house a groat deal; have
seen tlreatrake at Mrs. Murray's twice, and on the
stops once or twice ; have seen the prosecutrix and
defendant walking together, more than twice I know ;
Iv'e seen them in the parlor together, walking with
him on his arm : his attentions were those of a suitor.
Cross Erantined.—First seen them togeTher on th.
9tr, November, 1854 i they acted as a yuuug gentle
man and a lady would generally do.
Jucob Crooks, smorn.—Resided on Ann street 11
or 12 years ; know Mill! , Murray for S years her
character, as far as T know, was good, precious to
this affair ; good as any other young lady in the
neighborhood.
John Kelly, s w ore.—Resided in Ist Ward Allegbc.
ny for nine years: know the proseeutriv well; she
has gone to ify school the greater part of eight or
nine years: her general reputation for chastity was
good; never knew anything of her character other
than favorable befere this report.
cross Ernmined.--She commenced te go to my
school early in 1554; I bad a great many other
;choler:,
John Dyer, ptrorn.—Resided on Ann street, Alle
gheny, 3 or 4 years ; have known her since she Iva,
a child: op to the time of this transaction her char
acter for chastity was fair.
Dr. Boise]. •m..rn.--liesided in Allegheny 5 or ei
yours; am acquainted with the defendant and pros -
centri x first seen them oneltoltinson street, and Olen
at my office; ho brought her there to hare her tooth
relieved from aching; am a dentist; it was about
the lot of January, 1855.
Hero a number of witnesses from the Disitateh ot - -
tiee wore called, but did not itmetver to their nand,.
It being 5 o'clock, the t'imrt adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
F,nrt of —Yestordny was the day of moving.
there appeared to be a universal tilt all over town.
Baggage of all kinds, upon all sorts of conveyances,
was seen in transitu from morning until night
Men, women and children, leaving their old locality
and seeking the new, crowded along in the rear of,
or loaded with the needful trumpery of households.
What a bother i• this moving day. Three of them
are said to be as bad 11F a tire, and we think the addi
tion of a few more to the number would lie sufficient
to make us seek our last hour, whither, thank
heaven, the undertaker must remove no, and whence
we are not likely to go, without much trouble to oth
ers, of which we would be unconscious. Loaves
have their time to fall, birds to migrate, rate and
.rafts move when the water rises, and people on all
tool's day.
The origin of the silly habit of sending persons on
fruitless errands on this day has never been fully de
cided. Mr. Douncc. an ingenious delver into such
resaarcb, says: " After all the coujeeturez u hich
may have been formed touching its origin. it is rer
tainly Lorrowed from the French, and may. I thick,
be deduced from this simple analogy. The French
call them April fish, (poitionis d' Arrii) i. c. imple
tons, or, in other words silly mackerel, which suffer
themselves to Le 'aught iu this month. But, as with
us April is not the season of that fob, we have prop.
erly substituted the w-oril
A.uotittA extfauat:on ~f tl.e custotn is to Le found
in the std praeutse of repro.enting .ceues from Lab;i
histor). The st,,na fr,m the itfe t.l . Jeau4. whet ,
lie je sent from Ptlat, to Llerol, oil from Herod to
Pilate, an, tlynilr rer.r..,nred u6out Laster 811 , i
as the Itt.rman ra••• to ,ki.re.ss fruitless errands IA
•• to send a mau fr , rn this organ I
the ~e.t.fial Iniipc..i.oke. The ;•rx.ri. , •o
h vwever, hu.o g.,:11.4.r The hre,
elm 1 , , ;1:1 and phrt,,lnriy ••• ,errant
atuonic the R g
ri.-0 to our April to,i;n:„, 11, ro•i•on vci,t- all o.t.r
I:Lin Tr, utl.l•••,[n• 11.11;4 ,111,;:zr i • :t hx. ;1,11 irv•ell
dieeovored in Pagan uul nor-.
The only hi-1,r1.-al Lit of .11// which I,x
-rearl,,l lie I, Oast of 1 - wirg at Ma,
-vlile. iihout 1..41 P.lf
i', filly 15,1111 , • lVlth I , n. is .111 , 1 lal•r11,1
I*.e.rn n> runtatning 1.. r the royni (nunly
Prv,•r, 7,14 1..1t 111,11 nh r h.• burn time
err& The boil I !i , • es, ‘•
the 1.3pi1,11, %%here
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rlay. ur.dry ,rc ri••••• , , 1,5
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thr,p, lady e.ont a /.111i I. it:, I •••
11, the rheuniatr , rn. 311.01111•1" the 1, , 14.1'
~app i ImVblLl:titie for old e1 , d1 , e,: a gett , ,cl.
grove: -cut a II , it wa. , tvcll tlitder,t” ,, l that 't
had horn drt , pped from a dray, awl Horned by
hog, and the ‘llvller. Ilsr,lgh the 111,4 , 1
trail led stre4.t: I tither ~nt a t0t,113.!. , 1 th.. halt. -I
(1100,1111 d 11,, VerS, t. , ;Lopr ,,, e the 1 1,,, 1•Pr . .• 14.•..11J nt. , l
,quplexion. afterward.. dis, , ,vered that the
bottle 'fly runtained the label, the halm haven g been
extracted by the gcner“tt- hearted giNer. in, get ,
tlonatt from the Court lloti,a t a 1:11.1.1: 1.1
and shoe.: thin gift eau - urn..l a cur from the 1 tn••
bor. until careful frten.k retuovcd thc o raw. NS .;
was discovered that the 1,•••4x and stn.. , (erre s..
12 ient that their body 11.11 , 1 eirle would not hnl.l t,.
gather. Dillcrent qunlitir, of 0P54.1) , ,, 111111 .11,cr
grallex of shoe and clothe, hrushes were t , .111111 hul•mg
the packstg,e, for all ~ f wlttolt the liocoor t•xpre,"
hie distinguished er,o,i , leratioil, and wi:l 1.v1.1 I ,th
nn the some subject --continued on the first sont.j
Our readers will please recolleet that the Panora
ma iif our city will be exhibited this evening, at
Franklin Hall. Resident artists who visited Prof.
.kiidrews while at work, pronounce it not only peen
rats, but true to life. The distant hills of the Ohio
river, the high cliffs of Coal Hill and Sligo, bearing
their long shadows on the waters of the Allegheny
and Monongahela, mutt give to that part of the
Panorama a romantic a.poct that would put to blush
the Rhine and its old cumin*. Butt the crowning
glory of this wonderful work, the partial views of
some of our moat prominent buildings and streets.
Here you can recognize is brother, a father, a father,
nay, even a lover. Mona. Andreiu is not only a
scenic artist, but a good judge of human yountenan-
MP, and some of his portraits will stamp him at
once as well fitted for the work be has undertaken.
We will say but a word more. If our friends wish
to see it to-morrow evening, they will find it at
Franklin Hall.
Diethiguished Arriral.—Mon.l. Th. tiucrin. -
member of the French National Assembly, in
and one of 'the exiles who, with Victor Hutto. tier,
banished by the British Ministry from the 'sista.] of
Jersey, has arrived in our city. Monsieur Guerin
has been engaged in delivering lectures in many of
our cities, and we have seen articles very favorably
alluding to his qualifications as en orator. We hope
our Library Association may engage him to lecture
before our citizens.
ll' , ender-wo/ Mr. M. D. Patton, connected fur
many years with Messrs. Mulct k Ricketson, one of
the first business Imueos, in the West, has been en
gaged by Messrs. Russ M'Combs, Diamond. Mr.
Patton's - extensive knowledge of the merchants
throughout the Allegheny Valley will enable him to
command a profitable cus t om in his new position,
and make himself useful generally. The up-rive,
folks will doubtless remember the Ross."
The Chrohirle of 3'eeterdpy deemed the proceed
ings of the seduction ease new pending in the quer.
ter SRFSilalt+, ton disgusting to publish. yet that paler
of the day preceding. contained the Only ••disgm
ting" portion of the evidence yet developed, with all
its embarrassing details, from M. Murray. The
Asher escond thought of the Chrimicr,
refreshing.
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happy the man whose lumbering epet
An, undistnrieul by baby's cries,
Whose pocket never firkin a bui-orn,
Though dean beset end Sheriff's got bhn
Who through tho fir , t of April retn,
Without an oath and in hie ells;
Thrice happy be who never Elite
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•Nrile*,
Heavy receipt of Goods.—We learn that there wore
thirteen hundred tons of dry goods received in this
city on Monday, via the Pennsylvania Railroad.
This is a larger =eau( thou bus arrived in a whole
month during the summer season.
Busy.—The Wharf presepted, yesterday, the bu
siest day of the season. Merchandise of every de
scription lined our noble levee from the Monongahe
la Bridge to the Point.
We are pained to hear of the death of "Jerry
Read, - of Chambersburg, long and agreeably known
here as the Prince of good fellows, and the bust of
Samuel Wiley, otherwise Dent. Wiley, a desperate
character, wa.m committed to jail on a charge of as
sault and battery, to take his trial at Court.
/a th. raßr of Miller vs. City, reported yveterday,
n verdict for defendant was awarded.
R , omo•ed -The Mayor's effi , e, to Wilkins Hall,
yester lay
Lhntrict Court. —Beforu Judge, Hampton and Wit
Hauls.
John Conry, administrator of Julia Conry, vs.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Action to recover
damages fur the death of Julia Conry. at Altoona, in
April. ISt,l. Damages laid at $lO,OOO. She, with
her husband and two children, left Philadelphia in
the emigrant train to Pittsburgh. They stopped at
Altoona, and the train was put upon a side track.
While there the woman left the cars and in attempt
ing to cross the main track was run over by the
Ilnl-
I train and killed. For plaintiffs it is con
tended that no warning was given of the approach
ul the train. ittol by the failure to d,. so, she wax
For defendant it is Klieg-ail that the warning
was given both by the blowing of the whistle and by
an employer of the Company telling her not to ven
ture on the track. Penny h Sterrett for plaiuttfl ;
Stokes .1 Hampton for Company.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MANSFIELD SEMINARS'
AND
Allegheny County Normal School.
I ,, ur mrl,,c irr.rn the rofy, qtrlr tit,
111 . the .V , .1,1,,1utrn and 11"•11hrh : li,,,
flan! /!gads.
B. M. KRltn. A. Al..
‘I. A. KKKII, Prirp•ipal
HF:A. 11. AVl'llEltSi/N. A M.. 1.11,1
uut.lenti,Dl.ll, Sup•rinDlalent, mall re .1.,
Ide Seannary and Normal 'l , ,v - la.ra..a. 'FL' K.: ,
DAY. 1t,.. Dal, of Alaal Pu aoara
roive,A.
A Ittnitc.l 'mail, can board in in. faniily ..1
the Sulatruit,lidtuit. lb•arding ran obtationl tlin
tiling.. and vicinity. at from 1 - .!
TEItNIS op.rter at I u IN Al/1 ASCE:
Koauling. and Light • .¢.30 00
Tuition, from v Cpl t. In tio
Trachent, or thmw Muorint; to proparo to toutrimm, con
rotor thr Normal schr..l nt am llin toool coutium• 10000kr.
or to tlar rlutto of Socoml Quart,.
Leet t ams trill to. .I«liveged earl. T. rw. up,. the Art of
Teaching.
For further information
up?. 11. M. KERR, I•ittslot7li.
I)ROPOSALS FUR TILE PURCHASE OF
A FARM Full TIIE USE. IF THE INSANE. MP , -
Pi CAL. —TII.. Muung..rs the Western Pro neyii fins.
Hospital " ber«by invite prop,..als fora FARM. containing
from Sixty to us« Handl - 0.1 ...ores. To TA , OfttP 1•.
niently u. 1101,1 e railway leading into the city of Pitt-Jul/I,h
and t. coattail. bteilities fot a full and abundant supply of
Said Land to lit, appropriate., for the «rection
suitable building. and aroonituodabuis fur the Inans« ..f
The will state the numle•r of area, pace,
of pliVUIpUt, quantity donated. and descripuou of null,
and proportion of
lauds nand of-nd unless unixining an .11411o1Wit
appply Of 110fL pure Water.
Prot...salt. maybe addressed to "JOHN HARPER, Datil, of
Pittsburgh." on or brfor.. the 11. th day of April next.
It Is hope., that Shoe« desirous of nidinr . .
Irt,ot of this benesolent Ina4tuti4a. viii give to this sotto.. a
favorable K SWELL
WIL .11qINSTiO , ,
JOHN (MAHAN!.
JAMEv Mit IfeillA LL.
tabarrh. Nharrli 31, aar', I arrlal'hult
-- - ' -
F
0 s D---Itssterdav Morning. near the
A Ileglieny Market Mime!, Piirtr! M. 3, •x i t a i i .ja,
a small rum of roamer. The lower ran procure it at OW "Me,
if the M./RIVING PIYST. by ileac, ailog Ilia •ititenii, +lll.l
paying nir thra ahrerhaernant +tin!' It
- • -
PHIL MAG.AZI NES A NI) SPR IN(
Y.CSIIIONtIi
Frank Leishe'x tray.rtte of raanlini fair April, with tali
finely rialiiriel fashlih plater
l'utuam's Mi4.1113.1”11 tier April
lionaehulil Wards, ••
tick rl Ix.
' , I1.01(••11,C,
Hltrekariesl her March.
J t p.t r.rrh.d anal fur lath lie
NV A. ItiLikENTENNFY h rt!
ap2 Fifth at.. thi• Theatre
_
VEW BOUNS. ‘V ord. Gir
April pra AI.
Putman, I. ir April
t;irin•y h r .yet Id 4
Harper
I .
"
rinl. Li +I•• ker fir h prit
I
rash , •• ‘i V Jaurninl
in•-iii.' Table Talk
Mi l eray's f ninal ' , rat.-
I,aarnirre,-1 • i; it huller
India. in' the Pearl in pr-art Hoer 11 I
Cannella. in Weilinal L I P el.' _
Italian .I ;Ix", ti
Oa-pain, iit if imnin • Tim). +
Sr
1. hinxi \ea • f i March 1 3111
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F 11 , Enpl,•h it—. 5.,,f•
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F R ES!! .11f 1Z IVAL--
banal, P..p Corn
Jual a ,Dod anal fur H.L. 1,1
RES MEI(
u 1,2 N.• ala Wow! "Brrat
t DROPS-2 1 00 nut. assorted flavor;
hI:GAR ALMOND.:.—fp hal r. 1.6.
10., Tbs. VANILLA ALMONDS
Just I ta,ivol nod for male by
REVNIER A ANDEIISoN,
sr.: 31 , , oppolite tlt. ebarlasflotrl L _
(COFFEE --1 1 H 1 hagprime Rini
porketa Java, for gala by
apt JOHN MOORHEAD.
Wis. prime N. tt. Sugar in
dope and for mile by fitp.4/ Jon N MOORHEAD.
Ai - GLASSES--15u hhls. N. 0. Molasses in
morn and for ,ads I.y Dtp2l JOILN /oltll FAD.
TEAS --100 half chests flask and Green
Two for salt , by (al/21 Jr/FIN MOoltll LAI).
TOLIACCO--150 boxes favorite brands fur
halo by .ap2, JOHN MI k)Ii11 RAD
Q Mil F.
10,1 buses Mould and Lipped Candler,
'25
star
kap auawrtwl
lon duten Corn Brooms:
50 hal., Nos. I and 2 Ratuna
.Loran Rod Carrie
Li Tubo, In aba r and for Bala by
apt JOHN MOORHEAD.
B Loom-s_.
lAett•4 Juniata, (for Nail 114 0 1.:
• 1 , “ " 111,nni, varho. "ale by
ap . 2 .1011 N MOORHEAD.
DIG METAL—Am) tons N. 1 Foundry
Metal for sale by 10,p1:1 JOHN Ml N)KH EA D
D OLL BUTTER-5 bhir. prim' this day
ill received and f,r sale hy
11F:Nla COLLIY:'.
--
1 5 1 3 ,')
~,-:\1 ; ,:t8 ) 8NLINI(.11(:1):Xn:i at . II o'clock:at t1i.:('....m
-rnercial Salvo ft..bouls, corner of Wood and Filth nt:oet. wLII
•
D
ORANGES AN LENION::--
Inn 1.4,11" Messinki '
•• Valtirtlicr Lermats.
Just 1-14,1V141 and fur sal.. by
REV SIER At ANDERSON.
gq.'2 ottykrtite :R. Charles Duo I
VINE TABLE SALT DM. FAMILY USE
lu g . pot rrs,svt.sl nu , l 1;,I outb• by
It }:1 NIP:: A. AN DERSt IN
DOZ. 3 11 'l' FRESII Ti)NIATtIEs•
" putt Currant ;
- nre.ort.l
•• v li l'earbed;
Brawl) Chord,.
Just rfl and f-tr pab• ly
EN )111( n NT , I.:I;SON,
!No. J 9 W.—l Scat
=ME
Ti Est,tr, April 1, 1,511
11=
P. NI.
ET=
ORME
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSB URGII BOARD OP TRADE AND
DIE itell All(T 8' ETCH A.NO E.
/Written/.
L. WI LH A RTIL
Tice /tesidents.
T. S. CLARKE, GEO. W. CASS.
Tvartgrer.
N. HOLMES, JR.
Secretary.
J AMTS P. BA RR.
Superintendet.
8. T. NORTHAM. .IR.
Clahmetee of Arbitration for Mord,
OEO. W. CASS, V. P.
ISAIAH DICKEY, T. R. VPDIK R,
SAMUEL DILWORTH, J. B. C A.NFIELD
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
SEIM
MIPS I.F.,VE von 5 vii.
Empire UN v....... New Yid k...... I I a vioni and N. a ...Mar. 3
Canadian New York ... -.Liverpool Mar. 7.
Amin New Y0rk...... Li verpool Mar. 5
Illinois New York.- -.A ,plawall Mar. 5
Etna New Y0rk...... Ilarra Mar. 7
Arann, New l'ork......llavre; 1 ill Cowen Ma:, 8
:Star of the Weal_ New York...... Pan .loan, Nlr ... ..... Mar. fl
Black Warrliir.....New Yolk Baratca awl N, O Mar. In
America lioatio, Jii- Li v erpoiii Mar. I'2
Baltic New York -....Liviirpool Mar. 15
Union New York ......111braltar, do Mar. 15
Hermann _ N ew y o rk........,Sonthamplon . Mar. :r2
Ten newsy.. ‘,., Y or k porn, Cabello, dr.-.Mar.
Brenda New York ......1A maim, v La ark ....April I
i hipray New York......Cartliagelia, &e ........April 8
TO A IHIVE
!MIPS [LOVE FOU
P11,•I lie ...... ........ LI y1.11..1 ...... \ , :w York lull. :53
Bltic. I .v. r i..,1 ...... N.. 0 York
. \ Irmo. I iv,rp..,1........N.•w Irk F,.1.. 2."1
11,1,1111111 Lt1,111•II, 5r.... Vow' York 1 , ,•l .
N iag,o.a... I i %. , rp001.—....8..t. al Mat I
Br,. do 1.....wit,11 ........N ow Park Mar. 1
kmaht , r Coy I ivyri,,1.......N., Y,rk Mar.
Flt...g, . ... ... 11, rt•.. ...... • N i•W Yorl. Star. I'2
IVAAILitt4 - t..11 l'r...t, ...... . . N,•sv York liar. .2,,,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
°Friel OF TICK D 111.1" MORNING PO,T,
Tue,eiajl, April I, IRMI,
I.l.l){7R...Sttleq 610 1.41-. mnportioe and extra. from
ot, torats.
(iltA I 9 1,101. I . ar Corn, from wharf, al :11. 1 c.; 100
prime front %Owl'. At i;1; 100 NI, • aye. front
th wharf, at foal 400 lair ;a ino4ll/0 I. y, f)• , 111 I t,r , , at
Salo 10 1,101, fair at in. g‘wth.
1.1,13 0:11,. at 41,f.a4x,... „,
at 4 Jr.
A 1AN,1101.... 111,51 at •
BACON ...:Ntlea :t,OOO ;Nb. , 0 1 .1 , r. 1 aid 11001,
Itl'1"1'F:I:_.Sal, r-II
I,l{ I I-:1)
Salo 10 bo. f.or hi , .1,
1.0, I r fO.lO .0 , 0. at ?S
yr.vr, 114.- Nl.nitallib.i . k• h m “11,,tr
. trio] J,. .:a
Flour inspectional.
Thy iII4I,CIiOIIX al Fl.,kir i.e the ttemth M. 1!( I. I
r011,1.4.i
( ritl•itot
It
‘ll I 1111 •
New York Market
NiAv l,mr, April I --Ilk., 111/ NI al•• ly
firm: 4inont•l,l, ji:in rtquition gi.,l
ald W.intinrii. ir extrn Stain,
i•. t r,nnl I n. 1., ..f.,trn Wntitnrii.
mi SIO.L, for Gninin.n• and St. 44.40, thy. mai
.rint.; Citandirtn Hour rthalorald•: rode, 44 Irl3a at
j 7.751.149.37 for rdttinion suporlitio to doll, Olin,. , .13/11
or,, Flour without important aultar 710 , 0 lark ut
$7.7. 1 tr0p.1,: for totted to .11 , /ilj, Utod ftgif:tartri' 3 . 4 ,l.',s rot bury
wo,l eNn,t 11 r. Floor. A sale of too lark was turole
and for tine owl auporGite. rat, Meal plrult and
doll. 001, tint did. N. w Jrrary at i1..1_31; Itrawly wino held
al $3.73. and pour:la-on% ut $l7. ITlttulty latitart auk. tot,
bbla Ohio and rata.° ut Wbout firm. but not
touch taint itittrplr bruited; valor 42f0) has rod T. trnoo
$1.70 I. .1111 , 11,
S.Utitt,ll at Rye lower. w nth tally u hat,
tnarol • Nab, haw lota nt for futon,
ley and In F•. tlettla.gi ut lull prim. eturit a taint..
armor. with good ',port artuantl; solo , . 4..11 bo g at .I:rrt
for Inlorior to strictly prim. to now ntlxrd whit.• and aoi
Southottr. Oat. moderate at 31111tol0 for South,r..,3aa RN for
Jernoy. and 41(6.43 for altuto and Itlito, and Clorlt; for Chit
cart, In I . rrli odd , ddi tor and flirtnor ant. 2..1nral Mil. or
t i d,on d irt fat for n0..11/•1 $13.12 Gar prom.. Tho haul
moot. In tit. parking artls util, up lo,lay a 22,4th0
Sumo litho lust wraith •77..2tUt Watt Boer utiehuttgoal unit In.
tnurnt moth-rat,. .ratt-ri but tibia to roont.,
menu Th. total a1.r.4 made up tow.hort 011.3a7 1.1.1, and
I torn.. mute tam. la, Mull tit 50,7.111 Mita and tterres: alum
unto tura year :21.9:0t Prim. Moira fluief noulor t o o and r tn .
chant:tat; antra lINI Iter , . 01110 nit 538.b0. 11,1 HAW. ro
pothal at rut .11ratt• artlreo and tint" at 7 3 , tot
altiailtiort for Ituw. huodtt iti &mato' Ltl full
',data; .1.4,300 lanes altort anti tottA ca ,
Itrroweal lirtua aollittic et artarAitu for ,oektor. mid tut, tor
rettistllita falai tnorlorate and tint -13 =4= 0 d: , al-. Imat • l`Ll , al
7' „att. „ 3. r ...11.1 I 1ie.... tito hutauft.l
Philadelphia Miirkr(
1 . 1111 t. tpril 1 --Viva... 'Lefler klentalbl I r • ‘:,,1
3t1.1 e.lsaueed , 0./0
1 61.1 x xlupino, t•r.t.
.A 4111:411 1,1.4 o,tra 3.0 tol,
ai,n: 1.1.41 - n lb Atceoly f 11
qr. , oLV 0011111 ~,,, I I , rll
Rs , 11•Iir ntrady. . 3110 .r.
r•'•iurni , oalea 4IIQ bay. ei,j4. Sit he.t....ett,...t) .t•
ump!. but .."rttintio+litniatT Fire" 1:4/4 In. ,
TerA114,44.,. Kt 72 I .I.kr t:. 1
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Ye' A Gentleman It lug on Squirrel 11111
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tttrot. ItENJ ANI IN I'. l lllE, J
I.6nrtitt. vitt ',tot tot .1 t 'ltt•lttt. tr. 1' utltor.tll, ht. ; F.:. :4:1,
1.t".1{..S .t et tr., of n 1 and tr.. 1414 /..11d
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11l i;(;1" 11'.kl;l1N .1' A 1 • 1 "11l IN -
1 1:.•=1/A Apnl tt II ,••1..;,.,01
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k ill ..1r,41,
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11 1/I .41/ 1/y ‘i P. 31AltSII (~.
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O‘t awl l'n,tryti:larl. rot 41Ir
and 51. l' II .t n'n• nn; Wood .1
ENV ) I I \l' S.\ TIN
Its olll.ls. Il sill, Mitt oranaiiig at
IV. I'. MAR: 4 1E4.1.1. as
....I %I re,.
DATENT ()11. ( (11 TIC T 1
.11' /
has log lan.airnal I. 11.1. stint for lino mania:glue .1
rnt.)II.TRANSI . AItENT :nntlAIW. till.
narinatt contort, is 'low prottared to furnish tho Irani.. math
silltta.ithen. from to yard. wit, ll
fit, tart, twaanous dingiroug of vintitnating the right Ti. semi the
nation rani do go on application to
aptint—rbtO t Factory \o. Iti Irwin st l'ittst.ot el.. Pa
NTI EW AND P()Pt'LAB. BOOKS -- Th e
MOrTIII/lIM nt Mao., with s.ano Inrolutds
1,131 Misaoort I. California, 1 hb2,-:5, in a series .4 Lett, 1. I,
Mrs. li. It. wile of the U. a. So: rotary of 1;t 4 0‘. )
The (risen of Well,serden, and a Ulanro or the East In
dian Arritiveltsao; by Wal tor M. Gilts...it —Mott mist.
The Adventures of My fisa.sin t 4 taacall; Lt T. Templeton.
Kate Reston, or, To Wdl mid To Du, by Jenme Ile Witt .
Ita,itat4 (Amy. a Tale f•aitoted on foci; 1.1. Jahn Kat anagh.
rt
Chstitio, or Ti 11114 Tri . intiplis. by 1, .1
Curtis.
A Fot eat Tragedy. and of bar Tales: by lii as” tavr,o. I.
:Moron. linullctinii--o Glum.° sir A to, wan
Life: Wolter Match. P.intii.—.sl
Blackwood's Miiinaino for March.
Lcellee N V. Journal for April.
Thompek.ru's Ink N.•O. Reporter for April
Just received avid for axle by
W. A. IiII.I)ENFR.NNI.:‘ A Co,
npl Vifth st 4 1 , pus t • tho Thmtio.
00 -
SPLin\ - 1)1I) BAMBOO FISFI IN(
RODS, the best , rer hi...eight to this market, tor
sale at ROWN A TETI,EI".
. .
apl Sign of the Golden Gun.
-- - ..
L I ISHING TACKLE, 4 every variety and
1 idyl, 1, sale at 11011 . N S. TI:TLEN'S,
apl Sign of the Golden Cul
A 1.
... . ... _
RAZORS, RAZORS, RAZORs,—ren ons
deairtani of having a good ~lean Aare. eatl get Intro of
tin.. very beg Razors for $l, warranted or no Nal, at
µOWN & TETI-1-11", , ,
aid_ sign of tho Golden Gan.
-- .
D Emt I VAL—DR. BROWN has removed
1,11;
front Diamond Alley to No. 50 Smithnold scree!. be
'we, n Third and Fourth nir.-t•te, where he ran be cou,ulted
every day and ev,..tnrig ntll3l,ln,i
.IOST—On Saiarday afternoon a LA CE
_ 4 VEIL . „I larg, size , 8U1414.11n,1 Cl) be lost en Smithfield
street_ between Third and Seventh street. A reward of ten.
di Here will be paid to any wine returning it to the eater
BLAkELI" 8 1:1(11SY. Smith tiel
Vthe TIIIIIF Y FVP,N ENG. April 3, at nt
AITA B LE STOCK AT AU CT lON
Exchninte, berth elf” o . ,
Ext bong. , hank of Pittsburgh, IT elms,',
lietveut ltiudi. 6 shut., ilittri Stil44 • ly
i:itre,.n's Ineuranre Gimpimy M. DA%IA,
uctiono,
L( \' taifiel; prime Perni
k j ',Rank 5.,41 for xale
IINI; o
: LIN 6.
CommissmN
I , 1 N/1711.11‘,T. Dealer in atv,l Prvdv,,,
w•twrally, No. l'itt+aargh. tict.2.l
IVO. Si 't Mids. for sale by
• ma uMiTll, MAIN & IieNTER
~: ~~ 1.
Y~ ~ 1
Tits Inens..l..ast evening, there were 5 feet 7 inches
wster in the channel—a fall of 4 inches since yesterday.
The wind and weather are favorable to a change.
THE steamer "Diurnal" is the regular packet fur IVlleel
ing thin morning; she leaves at 1034 o'clock.
THE " Bay City," apt. A. D. Miller, is now totaling for
Louisville front the foot of Ferry etroct.
Tits 11'atauh River pnrktit, '• Gov. Powell, - Capt. Secooniii.
ill hare• Iwr load oil board mail 1,, r..ittly to learn far hire
I ihUttl, lu,tiana, to day.
THE " May" has taken down her L uinrflle alga and
sulnitituted that of Ciro•iuuati, and wilt Ina, for the latter
place Thureday.
1, ',framer "Few ti) Iltirrin - will lraytt this morning for St.
Pala ILA oarly. as Diu.. tt'rittek. Thom• wishing I, scud them
s e iv e , ~1 u boat going through mulct hi' OD Itttnnl in ttme.
Tllr .• J. D. Cars.iii," iti• '....131,1g1•1 .
lea,' this Itilti. rapt. IJ Z. 13ricLi II loot
with Briither liriekell, Clerk, who ix xlwu cx itt Lin
1.51, 51011055511 d 1,151114111 g
Tttr. nplrndid new parketiinu of the
and !aunt cunifortakle sitinseliger ln,atn lAI the river, li.:1V1,1
fur St. Louis thin evening. She in in ChM:, lif that 1111'0111-
plisheil hinitniaa, Capt. lit'Culloni, wills (lump. Clark, the
WWI L.,. tlllll attentive clerk, iu the ince.
unriv,illml packet "Pitlaburgh, - with, the
ri.annianil id J:11110+ O'Neal, heavya for Cincinnati tub not,
li:. Stir Iv nr ilii• t o rt punctual moil well noinagi-il
houta iu the Ira,le. An Iv 13,ars, clerk, will by knit , '
and punctual.
Allot Is-tt)." Ilte mei Ith
prick, t, Itil andSi.llll( . ll 111t.1,Ig.•1'
m.t11,1.41 I.y Capt. It MA" inn. ItAts,,t Ins the kis., ports this
eveni A ~13111, etsitin dock r 1.0111,1 111 one. ,
tatlisfy ng.
unmet fte.lidions that :tile has stipert tr tiecouttutttlts
was, t.r etttigrtulLs. !qr. Folgnr 'A ill ninny:, Ise fttuntl nil the
,A,•rl tt. make twine.
WE worn 1111...11 II letter yesterday fnau A tk.uson,
from the wreck of the steamer Caledonia, - which WIN
51/11/, by Ihe at Morietto, a th,rch.
,Ltlos that Nhutthl the river continue t.. Gdl they will I,
bulkhead and stop thro brook, which hi about two feet
I,claw the in,lng. and pump her uut. tier cat &n, c”usisted
of 23 Idnl,. and 4 I,lls. Sugar, 333 1,1,15. 311 , 1
Pork, 533 1,1.1 e. and tieret of Lard, 2 roils eoaLl,tal. L
In 1,1,15. Tong, 1.11W4 rt,),4 6n, 011.
der small artirl.% lii of mush value. The following
: 10 eaeLL, WilJe, 142 mackA Cl.)rerSved. II; hl ie . M
•. 4 1,1,1, Tong , . 17 hhd.y. and A 1.e.., Pork. 231 144:
Ilerrel Lard, 2 hoses 31ercltandn, , . 1 IVelgo 11, 1 Mich,
an0.,11 olt Stinday 4. Ow -teallo , r Uini
l • rt (1 . N1 4 .11 14,44141 111. 4 Saturday nk,lit. will,
htinimri:li, nwl thmhs thoi - e in u., ,1,114
14. Ow t fan.
Tt. 1,111,111.• 1 : . . 5
N•• , ..v .111. any and .1 d
tdrr n.... l:,/t1/7“ die,
111. riv,l,4-10w do.' i
I
fain,..t Fd. 1,111,, f • 1 6°
11,11tpli. . 7: ,
Namitvini• tio
'.'••,v orloans 75
cg.llllllli t.r ri.. At's% ly thh, prmal. Thu
Upio•r omi sipipi i. rwing, and is oprn, prtd.d•ly, to It nb..t
ilincancv nniCula y.l from nlnn.• Unit
The I Ilinuia aver rule',event] feet, but is ropurtwi by t :-
egraph tallu,g iLgnin. The JartieS Liens ad - rived Iron, Ft
veoterday altpriumn, drawing three 1,1 stud a hall,
havuut a very tight ,uirgo. She left Wit. Jue,epto on tio• 71t h,
and mode a quirk trip, considering the Mote .1 th.. r a n, d .
},dir fe,t In 1.1 o channeL She glow. not t.-port km',
one!, I , nt that a:, 1,1 , 1 doe, usual itane
proniolod on stand lairs.
The Holm, 51ar arroooll from t to. .od Jr. Lori,
tLnt strrrun 111/4 the nit/.
°II WM." Imr or
=EMI
'I I H I.: ft K.- —l. I'. Fi.,FT KR, sole LesSeP 411 d
NiAtlnct.r. . N I I !Mgt., MatiA4l•l . llts' I..WriX,
\l..uy;.•t .1 It"trrr,
, 111.,-:.) ,•..
tad 1 . 4,i11.11
5.4-.40 'ft,.
41 - ate, ,w - urtn..: Mwtn, 12 1 G tvht.. tsal , ft.
If I I; n N It.a 'r .1 r Mlt
krr of Parl•--Jewt. fir F. 4.1
l'ltatleop.ed k IV I E..tiro.
1 , .11..t• I •t %Ir- 1 II
pirrsul 'oil{ IN t;I,(11t1
FHA
•,, , ~_ 11 Elo,1•:-Itt', I.\
\i;, 2 , 1.
A utirlvta•• Not f lonell Panorama. I
• •11t1,1.,t I. 411 111 I I . 'Bl I'
I , y .1•1•01.: ,LI '1,,11
I.lfr oil Sugar nnit Plait
PITT ,141•114,11 11 qtr. h 4...
r,r , r . kl • •••• .t ,, n 1.1•• t.• 11, in I , 1" 4
• I I +t, plAtrIN ALLF:1:111 1. 's 4 , 11 4 01
,11
=UZI
I rr. MI 210' 11111111111.2 , 1110•.11 +. • . 1,11, , K
1..%•pi, hW
tq1,..11 •
%it' , 1.. ;01,14. 0, 1S •,r
t.tko &Awe rtt k. wOh the l`nolln, hrtl
hrtmly 14:1.1 , .. 1 op. Ev. , ning t!..lhtldti‘o, lit P . 2 t,'clovk
a.' I theta! :/r - ral/4•11 1 / 1 1, %,(1,
..,h,
( )11 N IV.t:k and
ra,,E.na lit NitAaiii tar th k . /..0111/gl,ii lara 1!
• , 1 k/1/.1...t
11l 1 , / /It cONCEI:TS. I -ri :Ims.
, 1•1111/111311‘l , aa - • .11,0, n,.,,:.i• I tail.
- 'Ltd ia)i 1.. Oda, lml LL. )I. /t 4111, rtat, a I i 1 ,,
rt.///11/t
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
~)lt TIIE It API CURE oF Tki 'is. (NILO:4,
\ BRA CNCOITIR, SVIIOOPING-COUOO. CROUP.
„-ZiaP.e., Tins. I:I,MKnY in off,nni I, Ow r,ll
•,''. 4., . roultity . ill, the o. , ittikkocki ,vl. I, ~ 1 n.
;,,,,,... ~/k nu art irin n lityli fn , l.loni lulls t.• I ..n I.
T"'''- ,!•11.i. I. the liappi,nt ofTootn that can In. O
c e
~.11P ,lre,l 64• wide i•• tlo• lit•la ..I ,I, n..-
, ' - i....:_: . ..... , •:. Nilo-4s • and so uninert.usilin t . :,....s "r
! z.:, -.,-,ek. its raven: that ninnunt 4,...ry n... 11., ~ 1 '
~Arilliz..7Bl o . ' ,; t the eolintry sLinniinin in pernain. NO.
s, , ~ y ,
11.. i /01.0.11, ML„ 100 r I.+ li 1,51.11.-.1
front n.larming and even dcop•r:de
eases of the lungs. by it. use. NVhen "nee tried. its vnp•-
riority ov.•r every other medicine of its kind. is too apparent
to atiott. and when• its virtues are km, in, the
nu longer hrt.ittto %hat antidote to employ tor the
dixtesviuß 1111.1 ibillgerolx nit .shone of Ih.• 1.11110.4.1 y
;WIS. vv high to mar .iimate.
Nothing. has °tiled louder fur the enrnin.,l itoluir) on l i n ed,
cal moo, than the alarming preetiletio , •end inttait) t t . on
xumpnc. a.nuphuuta, nor 122.4 idle 0110 rlps. t.l die„vmes lugs
111 , 111 , or their tuv.tigatious null rare But as yet I. Ad,
matte remedy has loetql provident, on which the politic could
for protection from attacks upon the respiratory or
e. until the Introduction of the CIIRRItY
Thi.4 article lo the product of a long, laborious, and. I behove,
•cce,sfill endeavor to furnish the community with such a
re u nn4ly. tit this Last statement the American r , ople ar' pi,
thetuseli es prepared to judge, and I appeal with COD Dtlellre to
0,04 decision. If there is any depmelence to lon placed iu
what men of every class and station certify it IDs done for
t h eni; if 0 eras trust tog own sense, when we see dangerous
Ofoorjoro, of lie throat and lungs yield to It: if WO CUD depend
ten the assurance of intelligent Physicians who make it their
lunduess to know—in short, if there Is any reliance upon any•
thing. then it is irrefutably proven that thin medicine doen rO
- and dues cure the chins old - Helena. it is designed for. tir
yond any UlOl all others that are known to mankind. I (thin bo
true, it cannot be too freely pu Lliahrd, or too widely known,
Th•• afflicted should know it. A remedy that cut - es Is pric,
lei,. to them. Parents should know it. their children ore
petals to thew. All should know It, for health can iw
ye ours Not only should it be circulated here, but
everywhere, not only in this country, but in all countries.
!low faithfully we have acted on this conviction, Is shown in
the fact that already thin article has made the circles of the
glide•. q•he null never sets on Its limits. So continent Is
ii ltLont IL and but few peoples. Although not in no general
use in other nations its in ILO, if la employed by the More
iutelhgent i c altliiiirt all civilized countries. It is.fixten
sively employed in kith A rueririL—in Europe, anal, Atrial.,
Australia and the fur-of' islands of tile visas LW is as dear
to its possessors there as heics ;Loa they grasp at a valuable
n•uudy with STU., Wore at nifty. Unlike most preparations
a Its Kind, it is an eap•nsh-e composition of costly material.
t 4 till it In afforded to the public at it reasonably pow price. met
what 1. of vastly more iMrsOrtatire to them. its q ° Mk, is
never aliffereti in decline from its ;rim.) standard of excel
lence. Every bottle of this nodicine•, now manufactnred, in
as roesd as errs has been tondo heretofore. or as we are fl.-
Pablo of nothing. No toll or cost Is spared,. in maintaining
It In the best perfection which it is punalbie to produce.
Ilenre the patient who procures the genuine CHERRY Pee
-MAUL can rely on having PS good an article. has Over been
had by thorn who uissify to Its cures.
ny pursuing this course, I have the hop• nr doing rants
gre-I in Elie world, as wc•Il as the Satisfa•tion al tielkving i
that much has been done already.
IRrl'repared by .1. C. AVl.bit, I•rwctirnl and Analytical
Clienle.t. Lower.. Nina.
ift.al nv H. A. YAIIINKSTOCK k (N). at wb0b.9a1....,d
Md, by ovvry Drnaaint iu l'ittAburgh, and by 011 11na).•n
"very where. apHonlk a
D - k 1 . MEN BOYS' CIREASE, in raps:
th.• 1 1 nrri, i,itt 111,1 V for dmp, cart, wagons. f or
rnifi34l HENRY IL COLLINS.
Fri 101‘11 - 1 . SEED:— 10 14,18. for , a l e by
JIAIIL & HUNTER .
11=11M
RIVER NEWS.
K ,71, of FILET Atli Flt M I'ITISIII ..fi
him'," I '
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
6 ncl - c T INenns %I ATER pc 7111. CTIANNKI
ARRIVED.
r 1'..1 Fu).“ - d. Porbles. E:lizaht•th.
•• Wot,lwurt, Drowu•
" 1.117,1,
yoluth, Don.lerit kNor,
Vouturo, Boles,
" Equinws. Rim ley. N,w
•• Lr•hontro. Williamson. Ft. Louis.
Itt Cowinnali
•• :••11..0u1+. M Helm. Nashville.
•• Wurnul. :•choorl..
V 1,4. Lorprkt. G-rtat,v. s
U EPA ItT
,ttuttrt, Supard,
.. R'...lu•nrd.
ti•uv.ert. Itr. 'll.ill
r6•1 , ,•1 ea% . al. II tl.r•litr,
Hutt Inns,
• .1 II 11.olututo. st. 1.411.1
WttAttlittom v FAA...rt. St Louis
• Ltuuts 6 rishrm Zany., lh
A M I TSEM EN TS.
I(onm,l.ll,re $s 00
PriTat« lkoo, Ainkll. . L Uki
L 7 - 4,
•37. 1
. 41-7, 4 '‘" ,
STEAMBOAT.
1855.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
_ .
FOR CONVEYANCE OF PASSENGERS AND FREW=
BZTRIZN
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Saint Louis.
THIS LINT is composed of eleven
powerful Steamer*, nne-lifig
qtualed for optical, splendor, safety
nod comfort, and In the moor dititomm DALLT LINK or Srssa
PACKETS on the Ohio river. It connect* with the 11. S. Mall
Line of Steamer, from Cincinnati to Loatioville and taint
Loins, by which passengero and freights aro ticketed and
reoripterl through daily Two new Steantero have been added
to the Line, which now tionsists of the following Iponts :
" hlys of departure
Boa,. a q" 44 ' . "' /rum Pillsbury),
BUCKEY II STATF IM. W. IlEtranoov Ell, ; Sundny.
CITY OF IJOait M1Ltaut........1 Monday:
ALLFAIIIENY 11. N. Giotto 'Tuesday.
CINCINNATI tie-ens Wednesday.
I it. (loict Thnroday.
PF.NNSYLV.ANIA Juno KLINEFLTER... Friday.
PITTSBURMI IJ. O'NEAL.
12_11 daily at 10 A. M. precisely,
No freight received aft, nine o'clock on tlio morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply en bard, or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON,I
Agent.
JOHN FLACK,
Monongahela !louse Buildings.
Pirrobunall, November, 1865--ldocltt
Pittrburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
Thu DIURNAL, Capt. J. A. Snorts., and the
FOREST CITY, Capt. 11. Won, will nut as
ItEllUl.Alt DAILY PACKIITS between Pitts
burgh. Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all intertue
dint, ports.
The IMUILNAL will lease Pittsburgh on Moni!art, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. A. M.—ltartut_sino, gibe
will leave, Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdajts,
at 7% o'clock, A. M.
The rotue.sT CITY will also have Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday's at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Rriuttustuo,
nlie will leave Wlualing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 7% o'clock, A. M.
For freigla ~r ',twinge apply on board, or to
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkersburg. Ilockingport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Cialipolis.
The new and very light draught steamer
ell.tlll.Ell A V 1 , .1{1" CArr. W. I'. Toalainer.,
will 10/IVO Jur the above and iutertn4diate port.
e‘ery Friday, at 4 I'. li.
The Mart. Avery• is now rahiving freight at the Monon
galu•ha wharf, between Ferry and Shnrt street..
ISRAThe atrani,r J. It, CARON
S, o.,ptsin D. Z.
tit:let:ELL—CIE Basesel4.—will leave for
Ow above and interntelliat, porte on IVEDNES
day. 14p1-11 2d. at 10 o'clork A. M.
For freight or apply orM,..ard, or at the PITTS.
31.11tINE AS: A'flrlN' ROOMS. No. 82. Water
rvel it r pl
The steamer Luc" F, MAY, c., Row N .
soy -Clerk A. Run lin • will leave far the
above and intermediate ports nu WEDNESDAY,
April 2,1 at In erleck A. 31.
For fmight Or patooti.n. apply on boat (I, or at the PITTS
RI MA RINK. ASFOCI ATION ROOMS. No. 82 Water
r•oet apl
211 6:LS, 6 6 2 ,,
1 1 .4 6 1.2.:6
I
4 ,, 6 :,6", • , :L,
:01 1
.AI
rrO Go
For Louisville.
Thu tor BAY CITY, Capt. A. D. Mit.t.en.
will leave for the above and iuternastiato ports
on ViEDNESDA Y, April '2, at 10 o'clock A. M.
For freight or paasage apply on hoard, or to
nitN. FLACK & LI YINOSTON, Agents.
WABASH RIVER, &e.
For Evansville and Wabash River
The steamer GOY. POWELL, Captain P.
SENUNIN, Rill leave for the above and interme
ad, porta on WEDNESDAY, April 2.1, at 10
o'elodc A. M.
r, freight or poioolge apply no lewLrpl, or et the pirrEL
131:1011I MARINE AS6OCIATION RIAJME. No N•] Wat.r
For Nashville.
jidEit The steamer FLOR A, Capt. A. S. Celina,
—Clerk, Mr. .1. Lam:lNT.—will leave for the
nb.ve and nitertnediato porta on WEDNES
DAY, April let, at lo A. M.
For !might or lut,sage apply .-n hoard. or at
PITTSRL:nun 3IARINN ASSOCIATION ROOMS,
Inh:11 No. Pei Water atreet.
ateutuer LAWRENCE. c.ptath
DVNI-SF--Clerk, JAMVS IXDWIC6—WiII leave tor
the at., and int. - mod/ate porte on THURS.
DA 1 - , April 3d, at 12 o'cl.tal: M.
Vor fronrht nr paa•age apply on board. or at the PITTS
131 . 1(611 MARINE 10., , 0C1AT11 IN RIX/31S, No. !ed Water
ffire , t np2
•
For St. Louis.
Th. steamer LEBANttN, Capt. A. D. Wit.
I i giEVILIAmo---C:erk. PARKER—WiII leave (tor the Ethos. ,
and interim dials ports on THURSDAY, April
nt T. ..',ln .r 1; 11.
For trt.ltrht , o pawing, apply on taw& or at the PITr. 7 -
IMiltAlli 11A R I rit, AsSOCI :OWN ROOMS, No.- 82 Water
11112
For St. Louts. Galena. Dubuque taut'
St. Paul.
• v• Th,• tetner G
RANITV STATF. Captain
. • %/./ Ifor
tha nlwwn and int,-
.
o'cioek A. M. tittodtat.• ports tat SATUROA I", April at t, at I'
For ftelght ..r I.4tanago apply !NAM. fr at the PITTF-
Itt;HCLI At ARISE a,, , ..C1aT11)N litai:4ls. No S 2 Water
apl
=BIM
gt.lufivr Ii IPI It CITY— J. M.
s. P. 110211., Jr.—will !NI,.
• -- --='—"'"' " Fltz I;ir t tse tttAtve and itttermedlate purte• on w ED-
E , I. I', Awl! '2,11. to "'dock A. M.
• •
F , r frolght ..r oppl board. or at the PITTS.
r I it( ; NI I NF: ASS , , c 1 A TI , ,N IGo,MS. No. s 1 %Valor
WI
Th, tine .4 , ... t0,r I ANN FERN. (Itti.t. Su kliP
11,wral I 1 , ,K, gill 14 ZIVO f., the
.• Int. nt/.,ltair NVEDNESDAY
C. at ln.•rb. I. A 'I.
•.1 pa...a:J. apply ot. I.ount. or to
tot D, 5: LI I 'NI/ST.IN, .A gents.
.t , .a,,.•r %lA': it t'3l.ltztin M,CCI.Lt
Clork. , ;I.k 1,11 t• Ow a1w0.,..141
ihtent...l,ite •rtn M April
at 111 A NI.
I.), I: ,Ight apply on board, or to
HA RN F-6 A CANI.LIN,:NVIIi
..t,Enner El 4 NG.X. Paptoin G. Roo t.r.T.
'lei, 1, tf. St.LL, will ir above and
int••nm•,luuc ports on IV April 2EI.
.tt 10 1.. k:1 _NI.
1.. r trrtgLt or poo.age apply on Wont, or to
IRN &S. Agent.
For St. Loui• and Illinois River.
Th.. +temper AUNT LETTY. Capt. Tung.
11111,WIN—Clerli. A. IL Fnt.t.tt—will leave
Gar I v.• d intermediate porta on
r. KRUS 1;17A Y. '" ,l
pnl 2d.
F..r fr , lght or 1.1.441,ie apply on board. o e to
- init7 .101 IN FLACK. Aunt..
For St. I.oute, Galena and' Dubuque.
NI11:11-1 . .,TAILCapt. W. llArtrrt
19 , 14. A.. 1. 11 ul.rrt, will In,• for thr ttlkovo
kiol iti.knorklikkto port:. auI'ItURSDAT. April
! 4 I` NI
folglit kir pottage apply hi!wil or t o
JOHN FLACK, Att.frit.
For St, Louis and St. Paul
The .41,:ither FANNY ❑.t It hIS, Cuphain
WelG , Ks--Clerk. G. S. I'tuert.—•will lave
for the run and interntediat.. ;tot*. 'II
W E UN ESD A V. April 2.1—1 S o'clod:, A. M.
fright or pure. Jtppl , 11 bowr.l. or to
ruldl FLACKS LIVINGSTON. Agent.
For Lasalle and Illinois River.
.Tito steamer FILED. LOR EN 7.. Capt. ii.GRACET,
will for the and all nstertnednite
Lore ,a 1 WEDNESDAY, April
I (might or I...age apply ..11 board, or to
FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
E )10 N CO. --- 'l' RA NSPORTATION
LINE.--Il as in g made °steamy° pp e e
parnlloll,llllo winter. we Ikr, new prepared
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYLIAA IA L'.A.NAL
a nd RAILROAD. Tiutocoll TO AND FROM THE EAST
EBN CITIES. We wan wins, our friends and all those
laip.wasi to patronire the Penna. Canal and hailrnad, that no
p„, n , will he vare.l to render general satisfaction to Ship•
peen of Eastern and Western Freight The AVOIDANCE
tip THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE ILAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
tram:ad...l of insight.
. Office on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
Kl.A.E.R.'isp4,t;',TtAlle•NWaSiut LINE.-
11
lereighls to and from the 1`,...t ladija
ern Cities, Till Pennsylvania Canal and lia.nrnadu, we have
incmasyd our stock of Boats, ie. ..ii same, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE. which gives nu a capacity of over 1500 vale
per month each nay.
We assure .air frCends, and those disposed to futtronise the
State improvenievs. there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general satisfaction in forwarding lawtern
and {ti atderu Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KitUt
auglLy Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa.
_ _
DALY'S STOCKING FACTORY.-C.
DALY corner of Market alley and Yifth street, finds it
necessary to contradict a report that IM/1 gained currency,
that he was selling off to quit buttons. Ile never hail such
I atenti.m. lle informs the public that he still continues to
supply _
STOCK I !MS, Sill RT:3, DRAWERS,
.4 nil all kinds of HOSIERY, at hie establishment, Hie Par-
Building, on FIFTH. street--open at all
{l/11.11 to the inspection of the public. Tie has, bolides the
work his own manufacture, hmught to the city the
largest assortment offoode line over brought to tbi4
warn te.d to be of the beat quality. and will
he is.ld at tbi Moat team - amble prices. lie has but site Salon
!thrn, at the c..rner of Market alley and Fifth street.
C. DALY,
inhl:, Corner Market alley and Fifth st.
$. lO 000 —A Business Man -with a
• Cash Capital of slo.ono can par
t:babe au interest In a first clans mnunfricturing 'e.tablish
rnent, by addressing M., Pox 1311, Pittsburgh P. 0., on Or
before let of April. mh27-Iw.
PRATT'S I)AUCIERREO'rYPES AND AM
RFoITYPEs. which give such general satisfaction are
daily obtained, In every kind of weather, al Lafayette Build
ing, No. 87 YOritTll street. Particular attention pant to
enter typing, as the data of sitting in much less than r.
pared for Dangerreotyla, Picture 4.f (1111111 , n taken in a
fesv±sroilnls in either of the above awned styles. Amial
type Or Ihtrgerreotype Copies tea& correctly from every
hind of pictures Warrantell perfect. Pricus moderato.
tor motto is, TO PLEAFF. mhlB
NOT ICE-- TO TILE TA XAB LES OF THE
KVEN W A RD—The C..unty Cd , mmissioners h ave
clutliped the limn for the Appeals iu nail Ward from March
211Ih h, Slay 1201. ROBERT T 1103iNON,
tuhliktd Aseesaor.
5111
Mellm
~;„; <
<:'t- ;
WHEELING, &c
J. D. COLLINGIVOOD, Agent,
No. IW, Front If tn,t.
CINCINNATI.
GE=
LOUISVILLE.
NASHVILLE
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
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For St. Louts
For St. Louis
For Ft. Louis
LLOYD & LENlnti
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THE LATEST_ NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
1856.
THIELTY.FOITATII coNon.r.stA.
FIRST SESSION•
WASHINGTON CITY, April l.—Sainte—•Mr. Clayton
resumed his remarks from yesterday en - the subject
of the Naval Board, in order to prove that it was nu
disgrace to be placed on the retirecliist. Hp replied
to Mr. Houston's attache on Messrs. Pendergrast,
Dupont, and other naval officers.
Mr. Bell, of Tenn.• in the main sustained the
proceedings and action of the Naval Board, and
earnestly defended Lieut. Maury froca'remarks made
in Mr. Clayton's speech.
Mr. Fitzpatrick asked Mr. Bell to give way for a
motion to adjourn.
Clayton—l hope the Senator will finish now.
Bell—l shall finish at some time. (Laughter.)
Clayton, excitedlyt—The vitack has been made,
and I bare a right to answer n• W.
Mason—l move that the Senate adjourn.
Clayton. excitedly )--No teljournment! 1 tim not
bound to listen to insolence. That man is unjust---
unjust, sir! (Sensation.)
Mason—l call the Senator to order.
The Chair rapped briskly with his hammer to quell
the ezeitoment, Mr. Bell exclaiming, meantiddle,
"Let him go on with his insolence; I holm beard of
that gentleman before!' Mr. Bell, while thus
speaking, pointed his linger significantly at Mr.
Clayton.
While they were engaged in colloquy, the 'Chair
put the question, and deolaretl the Senate adjourned.
Howse.—The House passed the bill appropriating
$300,000 for restoring and maintaining a peaceable
disposition of the Indian tribes on the Pacific coast,
and $120,000 14 purchase gunpowder.
The House then went into committee on the Presi
dent's annual message.
Mr. Warner vindicated the rights of the South in
common with the North to Territories of the United
States.
ISaturdny
Mr. Allison spoke in opposition to the extension
of slavery'.
The lions° then adjourned.
Arrival of the Steamer panic' IVebster.
New YORK, March 29.—The steamer Daniel Web
ster, from San Juan, with dates to the 23d, arrived
to-day.
CoL Schlossouger was marched out of Costa Rica
on the 9th of March.
Gen_ Walker has been reinforced by 300 Ameri
cane.
Costa Rica has made a formal doelamtion of war
against Nicaragua, which reached Grenada on the
10th. Walker immediately returned the compli
ment, and on the same evening. accompanied by 300
Men, went across the lake to Virgin Bay. Next day
300 men, under Col. Schlessenger, marched to Costa
Rica. At the latest advices, they had not met the
enemy, but had provided themselves with horses, in
tending to proceed against Guano Castle on the 21st.
Major Betas arrived out with despatches to Col.
Wheeler, the American Illinister.
An Ambassador from San Salvador 'arrived from
Granada with despatches of a peaceful character.
Admission of Kansas
WASHINGTON, April L—Gen. Pomeroy, of Kansas,
made a speech at the Anti-Nebraska caucus last
night. He said public opinion in Kansas was favor
able to the admission of the State with the Topeka
constitution.
Ihnigmtion was pouring into Kansas at the rate of
a thousand a week, the enumeration being made at
Kansas City. lie graphically described the alleged
invasion of the Territory by Missourians, and the
threatened capture by them of Lawrence, and de
nounced the elections in that Territory as illegal.
Has assurance that the people there were over
whelmingly on the side of freedom. Was hailed by
the Anti-Nebrnsknites in caucus with wild Deli g ht.
Ile was certain that any interference with - theirrighls
by invaders, would be seriously resisted. The cau
cus then adjourned till Monday next.
News from Mexico
BALTIMORE, April I.—The Southern mail af this
morning brings New Orleans papers of Wednesday,
late ns due. They contain the details of news from
Mexico ineived at New Orleans by steamer Texas
from lera Cruz.
According to a paragraph in the Siglie, the insur
gents at Puebla were confined to the Cathedral San
Augustine, and were already suffering from . tae want
of provisions. There was also a seureity of muni
tions.
Late letters from Lower California, according to
the Herald, announce the discovery of new and very
rich silver and gold mines.
Senor Robles, the new Mexican Minister to Wash
ington, has arrived at New Orleans.
Latest New■ from Nicaragua
Nan' ORLEANS, March 29.—Walker's proclamation
of the 9th, says, he was invited by the Denim: retie
party of Nicaragua who had struggled to carry out
the principles of the Revolution of 1854, but the Le
gitimate party refusingal I efforts of conciliation, noth
ing is left but wft.r;
The Costa Rica : government has issued an address
to the people ofttral America, calling on them to
rise and destroii, American invaders.
From Washington City.
WASHINGTON, April 'l.—Kansas invest igating
Nlcont
mission before hewing -din city m do-ureengements--
with private parties for'supply - ito in anticipa
tion ; ton thousand dollars a rlistAi 'be paid but
not yet appropriated by 04 . 15 , 1: ",',;?--
Adjourned session of
_Sapreme‘eibatigiviiiiitieimert •
this morning. All present 6'.ii.epting Associate this
tides McLean and Catron. No business transacted.
Death of Commodore Keever
•
NORFOLK. April l.—Commodore Isaac M'Keevcr
died this morning. The deceased was a native of
Pennsylvania, and entered the service in ISO 9. He
stood number nine on the reserved list. of captains,
his commission bearing date of December, 1850 ; he
was in ebanmand of the Maryland at this station at
the time of his decease.
Great Fire at Galena
kLENA. April I.—A fire broke out this morning
in the heart of the city near the De Soto House.
Thirty buildings were destroyed, including a Ca
tholic chnreh. The De Soto House was fortunately
Fayed. The loss has not yet been estimated, but it
must be very heavy.
Fatal Accident
Nuw YORK, Mare 29.--A row yr six stables which
were being torn down, fell yesterday afternoon, and
several children were buried in the ruins. One boy
was taken out deud, and two little girls are not ex
peeled to lire.
Messrs. I'm:ldler tt Smith, So. 267 /two strol, Pittrlnery
We anticipate that 110STETTER•S BITTERS will soon be
come on popular iu California as they have in the old.,
Staten of the Union. Every party that have tried then,
wants more, and dealer., who have bought them front us
have not failed to renew their orders. As the. demand is daily
increasing, we desire that you 6houid Whip no , via New York,
54 dor- per month until further notice. Wu have orders out
Ste from Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
Very truly, yours, PARK k WHITE,
teh'lledsa? Wholesale Dm_
Clark% Stomach Bitters are acknowledged
by all Wllll have tried them to be the bent family medicine I.f
the ago, for the sum of Dyspepsia., Costiveness, and a disor
dered state of the Liver and Stomach. Tt e •y have no rival.
The proprietors do not pretend to caution people'fianl,4
other preparations that are palmed upon the public ands
the name of Stomach Bitterx for they have Mond that only
trial was neetirtl to render such caution unnecessary.
For nutie, 'wholesale. by COLLUM st: CLARK. Third street
hetween Wood and Market; °KO. 11. KEYSKR, 140 Wood
street; and by Druggists generally.
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lIOOFLAND'S cra.rameTsck GET MAN
BITTRILS, prepared by Dr. C M. JACK SON, I'hiLulel
phia,
will offermuidly cure Liver Complaint, Dy spepsla, Jaun
dice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, DilleASeN of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from a Disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
Coustipa•
Bou t Thward , Piles,
IliulllCSll. or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Magnet for Food.
Fulness or isolght in the Stomach, Sour
Eructntione, Sinking, or Fluttering at the? it
of the Stomach, Swinliing of the flew!, Tallied
and DiMcult Breathing, Fluttering at the !Icor; Elimik
hag or Suffocating Sensation when in lying Posture, 'Dimness
of Vision. Dots of Webs berore the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Ilead,cDeticiency of Pentpiration,
Yellowness of ,the Skin and Eyes, rain in the
Side,
Back, Chest , Limbs, etc., Sudden
Flushes of bear Burning in the
Flesh, lloumtaot 1nte4,41.
lugs of Evil, and great
D01 , 11,113i1% ut
Spirits.
The proprietor, iw calling the attt-atioo of the public to
this prepinatiou, ducts on with a fe,diug of the utimir pirill
ilence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases f r Which
it is recommended.
It is no new and nutra,l ertiriu but one that hes stood
the teat of a tun years' trial before the Ameriran poupTe, and
IL, reputation end sale is unrivalled by any eindlar preyar.
Lions extant. The teattmony in its laves given by the most
prominent and well known Physicians and indiviihinie, 1n
all tarts of the country, Je kennel - lee. Referring any who
may doubt to my " .Ihuourabilia," or Practical Receipt Boob,
fur Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the Agents
fur the German Bittern.
Principal Othc And Manufactory, 120 Arch street, rho.a•
delphia.
aiir sow by Dr. Geo. IL Keyeer. 140 Wood street; i. A
Pahnestock A Co., No. n Wood street; Fleming Drothen, No.
66 Wood street: Li. P. Swartz and J. P. Fleming, AlleghenY•
decl9:tikwly ie
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RIVATE DISEASES—I)R. BROW No.
41 Diamond alley. &antra his en tar attention
to an (Vito Prartire. ILe tallaleSa is mostly ronfined
to private reriereul Paw., and al. h
I ions, brought on by imprudence, youthful indnigenro 60,11
and exc..
syphilis. Syphilitic Eruption!, flt.noi I hen- gleel. Stn. lure
Urethral Discharges. Impurity of the Blood. with all dinestes
of the l'eueresl Organ. Skin Dieeasee, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Totter, Itio,, , worni, 3lercurial Diseatee, Seminal weakness.
Impotency, Pilot, Rbtounatitnt, lemale Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions. Diseases of the Joints. nstulit In Ann. Nervous
Affeethms. Pains iu the Back and Line, Irritation of the
Bladder and KirinoYanuccesnfully treated. Cure putittnteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten tu this city I enables Di. Brown
to offer nateuranoee of a speody core to all who ma, come un
der his oar,
Office and Private Couteiliatien Rooms 50 SmlthAetd et,
ledween Third and P , urth streets.
Kir Citarzeit moderate.
foovferlawly_
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRRr DIRRASES. Ills anima in
long-standing caeca is unequalled. The afflicted are invited
to call without delay. Pertions afflicted with Venereal Die-
Rheumatism. Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get his advice, fetters containing a fee, immediate.
ly answered.
.Office and Private Rooms, Ido. 50 Smilliflep street,
between Third and Fourth streets, le4ll
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