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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
THURSDAY MORNING
600 BUSHELS SMELLED CORN IN
sacks.
100 bushels spring Barley.
3 barrels fresh Roll Dotter.
30 bushels Dried Apples.
2000 pounds Oil Coke 3I.•ol_
For sato by PETER PETERSON,
mvg:3t Fedortil ntr,-td, Alleghe,
Counterfeiting Case
MASON FOUND GUILTY
United States Circuit Curt.---Before Judge Irwin
United States vs. James Mason; indictment, coun
terfniting
Yesterday morning his Honor charged the Jury,
when,. after retiring for a short time, they returned
with u verdict of Civilly. The prisoner hoard the
verdict without betraying the smallest sign of emo
tion, and was shortly afterwards remaded to jail.
His wife shook hands with him as he left the Court
room, and then burst into tears_
united States vs. James Danford; indictment,
counterfeiting, on the oath of policeman W. C. Ray.
The accused is an intelligent looking young man, a
resident of the sth Ward, and is accompanied 1p• an
interesting young wife, who manifested the greatest
interest in the proceedings. The first witness was
W. C. Hay, sworn—An, a police officer, and know
the prisoner, Mr. Hamilton and I were at his (Dan
ford's) house on the lith of March ; saw Danford
there and searched him ; found one bogus dollar on
him ; Hamilton took down from a picture frame
a pill box with bogus gold dollars in it; the small
bottles produood I found in the cellar, and the large
ono on the tawitel ; the pill box was not concealed ;
it lay on the franie of a picture hanging up against
the wall: the next day we went hack and found one
of those Mittens produced; found the bogus dollars
produced on Danford.
C1 . 0.-C.l . oWittrd by Mr. Hampton—Made the It r .
rest on the I ith of March ; Danford's house is in the
sth Ward; got the information from Mr. Hamilton,
which led me to go to the house; got it an hour or
tin before I went to make the arrest.. Saw a person
enter the house before we went in. Remained in tie
neighborhood of the house half an hour before I went
in to nuke the arrest: saw Hamilton when we went
in, with a warrant in his hand; don't know who it
. . • •
was fur.
Wit Taut Hamilton, It Ira /4 -- Ain a police officer;
know Danford, the prisoner; arrested him on the 17th
of March : went up to his house on the evening of
that day and entered it; we searched around through
the house, and, in shaking a large picture, I heard
something rattle; found on the top of the frame the
pill box produced, and eighty-une spurions dollars in
it; searched -Danford and found upon him the spu
rious (silver) dollar produced : brought Danford to
the •11 house, and went back to the house: found
the old shoe, plaster of Paris and pieces of metal
produced, in an adjoining house ; they were preparing
to wive in the other house, and I found those arti
cles in a dry go o ds box. wrapped np in an old shirt;
found the crucible and bottle produced in Danford's
house ; the other mitten produ-ed was found a couple
of days afterwards.
Cross .E.vorained.—have Ray the information the
day of the arrest ; from information I received. I
ktiew the house seas Danford's; there was another
man in the house when I went in ; to my knowledge
this man was not living there at that time; think tt
was not his boarding house: the house next door 'I
understood to be Mrs. Muney's; don't know who
Lied with her: understood she was a married woman
and lived with her husband; had not seen Mrs. Men.
cy before this arrest: had us information from her
which would lead me to search her house. The ern.
eible I o tnd near the fire 'dare; it had the smell of
onions on it: thick the crucible has been used fre
quently ; when I went in Danford was in the parlor:
he commenced talking to us the moment we went in •
don't see the pmlon who was in the house the night
of the arrest, in the Court room ; saw him itt the city
within eight days.
To .bulge Sltuler.—Mrs. Danford came in shortly
after we entered the house.
To We. 11,44.4 pt,,,,. Mr, Muney came in while we
were there : Mr. Murphy came there afterwards, and
a young tnan named Barker ; there was a man there
when we went in ; don't like to give his name;
found some plaster of Paris in the kitchen in a bag.
Elizabeth Munry, mirorn—Am a married woman :
icy husband's name is Ilenry Muney, and he ni.w
lives in dalion, O.: before he went there he scrupled
a house in the Ninth ward; James Danford lived in
the next hooves before we went away we packed up
what of our things we did not sell : after my husband
went away I staid at James Danford's; Danford
came there about two months after we 'awe there :
you can't see from the windows of one house into
the other; was up stairs one day looking out the
window into t Le cool yard, at a horse that hail stalled
there ; Mr. Danford Raw me and thought that I had
discovered him in the room auljoiding mine, and he
thought it hest to tell me that he was making coun
terfeit coin ; his wife and I went up to the room one
day where be was making this coin: he was in
shirt sleei er; arid had a ladle in his hand, with sum( -
thing like melted lead in it, pouring it into whit e
moulds: he appeared to he making "one dollars."
never saw him aftorwards making this coin ; on the
night when he was arrested I saw him rubbing some
coin op: it looked like dollar gold pieces; the
Aia' prodneed is the same that James Danford gave
to MC to put in my Lax the evening he was arrested :
was in my rain, partly undressed • when he called
me out into the kitchen and gave me the shoe, tel
ling MA to take it :mil put it in tuy house; there was
something in it: it woo heavy put it in the bor.
after whim h I liieked my house and went into
Mr. Danford's: was arrested that night but was not
taken from the house : was before the Mayor next
ilay, and was by him committed to jail ; was there
from Tuesday till Friday ; Danford lid too he had
cold /..01110 of the money to M'ltermi•lt at twenty-five
dollars the hundred ; Danford saiiljt hey had a child,
but I didn't see any; they t•)1•1 tne it had died.
The witness underwent a "curetting cross-examina
• Ilex ; but nothing vcry material wits elicited from
her. At the eonclunion of her examination the
court adjourned to meet at 1 P. M.
Otto Kuntz, s/rorl.-- I am a chemist ; saw the coin
but cannet say ‘‘ hut is its rompoiliti,n it is Las,'
metal. [Here applied a tincture to a genii
Inc ruin and also io the bogus coins—the latter Viers.
ing black inons.liately, while the former remained
clear.] A lirg,e jar of liquid am monia, used for
making silver solution. was examined. Several other
bottles were examined and pronounced to be used
La purposes of galvanizing, metals, and
preparing the same.
Cross criornined --The process or gal vanizing is
effected by a galvanic halter, : it can also lie asses,-
plisbed by placiug tie coins upon a piece of nine,
which is more tedious, but answers the same and.
Wm. Ilittnilism, 1,-,,r/1.4 —This is the shirt in
which the shoe was found in the h v i,uging to
Mrs. Mussy.
rcoss-sruatia.,l—The shoe was low down in the
lot; it was not lying on the top of the other goods.
Robert Hague, alrorn—lThis witness was shown
maple of iron instruments.] They are used for the
purpose of milling Mexican dollars and stamping
the letters upon the ed4e.
The testimony for the rotted states here closed,
and Mr. Charles MT. Hayes opendd for the defence
in a clear statement of a hat they would prove for
the defense. The witnesses•wore then called:
Mrs. Elisabeth Clark, ',mom— I have known Mrs.
Muncy and where she was arrested; when arrested
she said she thought it would go hard with Mrs. Dan
ford ; that she would have to go over the river, prob
ably ; she said she would have to swear to a d —d lie
to get clear herself; that she was persuaded so
to du by the officers: said AO never saw anything
about the house. or anything that looked suspicious;
Mrs. Maury told me shortly after her arrest that she
never was married to Money.
Wilson Clark, stromi----Live on Bedford street ;
work at Shoenberger's mills; saw Mrs. Money shortly
after her arrest: heard her talk about it; she came
to our house and when there said she would get clear
by swearing to a d -d park of lies; the reason given
was a fear of going over the river; heard her say
within a few days that she never was married to
Money.
.Ir,bn H. Hampton addressed the jury for the de
fam•e, and was followed by U. S. District Attorney
Shaler, when ibe Court adjourned. This morning
Judge Irwin will charge the jury.
Porrroit.—We noticed yesterday in the window of
Mr. Gillespie, Wond street, a portrait of Bishop
Irronnor, of this city, by Barley. To mention the
name of barley is to pronounce a eulogium. When
ever he ventures, he wins, to his own and the entire
satisfaction of the public. The picture has been
Tainted for one of our citizens, who may justly feel
proud of his acquisition. Anything from the brush
of barley is well worth preserving. We should loot
omit mention of the most exquisite frame we ever
sow from Gillespie's. The unique designs of the
mouldings are well worth a visit, and as the frame
and picture go together, we congratulate the posses
sor of gems in their line,
Strike so the Alleyheily l'.ll/.y It.tiho.td. --Nearly
one hundred men employed on the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, this side of Kittaning, in ballasting the
road, turned out on a strike for higher wages on
Monday last. Heretofore they had been getting $1
per day, and were required to labor twelve hours :
they wish to work only ten hours, for which they
demand $l,lO. Mr. A. J. Hopper, the Superintend
ent, considers this demand exhorbitant, inasmuch as
the came class of laborers on roads in the neighbor
hood get less than one dollar per day.
14',11..rci1. Mr. Carvill has removed his clothing
store from No. 22 Fifth, to No. 212 bitterly street-,
where he is prepared to wait on his friends and cur--
towers. Ile has just returned from the east with a
large and well selected stock of Clothing, which he
intends to sell at the very lowest cash prices, and
those who like (and those who don't) to wear cheap
and fashionable clothing, should give him a call.
A Get of valuable Bank Stocks and Bun& of
.Na. r• en. are to bn rob" LIU, evening at the lider
*maw' Rai:asap, by Mr. Davis.
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United States Grand "Jury, .—This body was dis
charged yesterday morning, having passed upon all
the bills sent before them by the District Attorney.
The foreman handed iu a presentment to the Court,
in which the miserable state of the roof of the Cue
tutu House was referred to, and the government re
commended to have it repaired at once. The build
ing cost some $BO,OOO, and the roof is now in such a
state that the upper story is scarcely fit for occupancy.
Judge Irwin bad the document read, and then in
formed the grand jury that the suggestions it con
tained should be attended to. He would have the
paper forwarded to the proper authorities in Wash
ington, and would also have it published. The grand
jury were then discharged.
Strnnge Dionprenennee nf tun, Children. - On last
Thursday.week two children named Cox, one five and
be other seven years of ago, strayed from the resi
dence of their parents, in Union township, Bedford
county, and up to yesterday morning had not been
heard from. Their disappearance has caused, we
loam from residents of that county, great excite
ment, so much so that thousands of the citizens of
Bedford and Cambria counties have been induced to
search and traverse nearly every inch of terri
tory in the two counties. Deer and bears have been
captured, but no trace of the missing children, whose
parents are in a state bordering upon insanity. No
incident on the Alleghenies has caused more excite
ment than the above. We shall be glad to record
the recovery of the children.
The List of Coe(aimed Parkogrr remaining in the
Adams Express Company's office advertised iu another
column, and which is to be sold on the Ist of nett
July, if not called fur, reminds us of a number sold
in Cleveland last Thursday. The unclaimed bag
gage of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Roil
road wee on that day auctioned off and drew a great
crowd of spectators together, each one anxious to buy
a hidden treasure. Some bought bargains, and oth
ers 11. r. " Among the former was a trunk and min •
tents worth $lO3, f 01425; a chest of tools worth $75
for $7,:01; and a satchel containing a suit of eliithe,
and a $175 watch. for $1,3t1. It is needless to say
that after this sale satchels were at a premium.
Th,,, who lore to see ease and grace personified
should not fail to visit, this afternoon or to night,
the Floating Palace, at the foot of St. ('lair _trees.
Last evening, from ten to fifteen hundred persons
witnessed, with mingled emotions of delight and
wonder, the graceful and daring performances of
Madame Olinta, on the tight rope. Two more per
formances only will tie given on this side of the
river. On Friday morning the Palace, with its Mad
of curiosities, will float to Sligo, there to astonish
and electrify the natives.
--Another man had his pocket picked on
Tueiday evening in an omnibus on the arrival of the
Western car,. This in thethird race within the last
three days.. . The nteamer Monongahela arrived
last evening with $1,7511,000 in sperie belonging to
the United Staten Government. It is uuder ,_h.t.rjztr
of the Adams Express 31escvngerc al•.d the sup.-r...
ion of J. U. (.."berleville of the Treasury Department
. . . The Bank of Pittsburgh has declared a divi.
dend of fire per cent.. andthe Mechanics' Hank low,
out the profits of the last six months.
re.”, /ro..d Pcmna. Lad!,
company has deelare , i a dividend M four per at
Per the last rix month, out of Ito , nett earnmg:
Allegheny Co. having $1,000.000 rtm-k to this corpo
ration, is entitled to $40,000. or $lO.OOO abot e the In
tereet on the Bonds she issued for stock. Th.,
has proved an excellent invezttnent for Allegheny
county.
all- When the Slightest Derangement
ludwated by coo.tit °nem, or ally other o'go. st al or,. •n tab.
that tthPartatttaa ate KA tilerlug u Inch shoo IA at ••:14a. I
rolipf. and the mart rm•v and ml dral
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BITTERS They 1,1 ,, n at , . Norttly nll /1.11
..f the pystem, Imps.. the. Ur, of that
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.1.. t.. It in its 11111111,1 state. oiler ate nu the 1.1,a51. and t.
all impuntiee and effectual!, del.se the sinful., 11 and Isda
fuel rmitnre L. them a healthy and acte•ti It
at the r,..t td the oliseaes. open th•
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nail by druggitte nut hotel* getterally titroughout the 1'111,41
Stat. and CWO.b.. apr,
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by .11 who have triud them to to the beet family 111 , .firelir
the age, fur the mart , of Dynpepsia. Coeft.l‘l,l4.R. 6/1 a di.,
doreel etata of the I.lrer and titomacti. They nave nu rival
Tho proprietors do boir pniend to mutton pe.,ple from toot
ofttof preparafj,mpt that xi, primal kip., U. , 11011, tll/(1,
the ton.. nt.anw /I Bit 1.4 th , y bar , . I.,tinti that ..10,
vat. trial a.aa nerabal t.. render sof b ...nary
F.,r ra ,h. I,,aeratle. I.) M I'I.AIII 111,1 .1 *II I
i. 4 ‘,ll V amid 51arket . U R.tt II h V:l'2 , Eft,
tv. , t , and by Drtiggista g,kora.ll)
I\T E BOOKS. (.; 11 ar I .•, Sumner' -
1,1 • 51,12
11.4 Slated -I.y AD, CAr.
Prgolret N. 1.1,111.
St,ht hod 11... - 111,-1.•:, Dr. Omit .. 1.1'2
I ••Inni.e,
fivaigor - by SIN Cut111.1...11
“urto.l,ll, 1111. i 3to.rltufol 1. 2
R..gers . Titbi.• Telt . . .
L.4D-rn tof Lac_l3 AlouDigt, 1.1 _
K ing-nley n
111 A1.ftr.t...1 1.11 , • . •
mud IL,
D , Dy
I lit.•l 1141 •
Edo. A. D..... 1....1,1p1ete .41,1
Il o.uniliti— I v 140.71..11...
Itnonll.l,l 111 1...1awt
111,10%Hi0t.t . 0
in, ('vulltrytueu—b) tA-s‘trw.
4/nut ,, ,,ACtitehbat for Ma%
Kt I ickerbocker Wiley
l..lfellotv .
Pvter,ii, .
S. V. Journal
.I , y for Mxv
1L1X.171 fur 11.1.3 .
rlwr
Lnul "
..uaehtthl Worth. fur May
„
kw•ttat for Apr:l .
All ho want FL.•kn lower than clan he port Itnatet
here. am a matter ••r coulee g" t..
LACYFTH'S FttatK.STONE,
tuyft No 77 Fourth !street
AS WU'S. J. BANKS KNOX
JAMES COLLINS Si. CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
PROPRIETORS OP THE
Collins• Pltt•bnrgb ! Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
NoR. 114 AND 115 WATER STBERT, PITTSBURGH, PA
Wm. Bin:slay & Co., Murphy, Tiernan .4 Co.,
Swab k yinclsir. Hampton. 1511..0 & Co.,
M'Ciandlera, Means k Co., English & Richardson.
Bagsley, Woodward k Co., Truitt, Broth,r & Co.,
Wood, Bacon & Co. (feta
PRIZE SONGS.—The New York Musical
Review Prize Sous
No. 1. Sweet and loa—by 0. Droael. Took Tbo flret
f $2041.
No. 3. Ono heart fur me—by T. de la liache.
No. 3. Where are all the birds that sang—by )'rank
No. 4. My gentle mniler's song—by C C. Conyeree Tont.
he .rroncl price of WO.
No. 5. The liehy—by B D. Allyn
No 8. The Floirere--by Frank Darley
No. 7. The Parting—by U. C. Watson.
N. 8. The Serenado--hy Robert Scope'.
The above eight &sop, were 1..4,1.1 from 44.1 •ent f,
competition, and it is the beet collection of S age ever pu b.
ilbbed in America. They are mood in impeth chyle. and
mold at the low price of
TWENTY-Fret:CETSEANI.
Fvr sale at the Music Store of
ritri JOILti If. 7.4ELLaIi, Sl R'.,0,1 et
LIVE SOAP-20 boxes in store and frr
lain by (my6l SPRINGER LIARBAUGEI
15 boxes in store mindG ERMAN SOAP
for sale by run] SPRINGER HAMRA UGH.
EXTRA * FAMILY FLOUR--50 bbls:
AA Just &waived, sud for sale by
loyfi SPRINGER lIARBAI'GH.
ITERINE CANDLES-25 boxes in store
ki and for sale by [myB] SPRINGER lIARBAUG /I
WOOL,—The highest market price jtaid in
cash by lin yfil SPRI'4O ER RA RR AIfG If
LAKE FISH.-150 half tibia. White Fish,
Trost, Salmon. Pirknrel, dtr., for sale by
inys HENRY H. COLLINF.
ATS.-200 bnehele to arrive and for sale by
III) 5 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
d' LASS.-500 boxes Bxlo, 9x12, 111x12, and
VI 10.114, for rale by I myfr] lIENKY 11. COLLINS.
DRIED APPLES.-200 bushels for sale by
mys HENRY H. COLLINS
T EAS
100 half chefits' Imperial, Gunpow
der, Young Hynon nod Black T.J., in More and for
"e Ly lmyk JOHN MOOREHEAD.
TOBACCO. —75 half boxes favorite brands
for wale by tiny!)JOHN MOORH F.A D.
SUGAR.—Prime A R.—Prime New Orleans in store and
1.,.) for sale by I ulys JOHN MOORHEA O.
MOLASSES. -125 bbls. N. O. Molasses for
wale by (tub) JOHN MOORHEAD
DRIED APPLES.-200 bushels Dried A l e
plea, to store and for sale by
CASH FOR WOOL—The highest market
price, paid in cub, by SPRINGER HARBAUGII.
NOTICE is hereby &-iven that the Annual
Meeting for the election of Directors of the Pitt..
hotel, ('ineinaatl *old Louisville Telegraph ('ompany, will
to held at the National Telegraph Otte, in the my of Lon
h)., on the drat Mond.) iecrond day June ne‘i,
at 10 iAliick A. M. JOSHUA MANNA.
13415 4.3entatary.
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New York Items
Ns•:e' YORK, May 7.—The Walker sympathisers
held a preliminary meeting last evening, at which
one of the City Aldermen presided. They resolved
to call a mass meeting of the friends of Nicaragua,
to meet next Monday in the National
Shortly after adjournment it wan announced that a
telegraphic despatch had been received-from Senabirs
Douglas and Weller, promising to speak at the mass
meeting, should their engagements allow them to
leave Washington.
The great trot between Lantern and Ilus, one mile
beats, the hest 3 in 5, in harness, for $lO, O OO, came
off yesterday, over the Union Course. Lantern won
the Ist, 3d, and 4th beats; time, 2:35, 2:301, 2:321
and 2:371
The anniversary of the Now York Colonization
Society was held last evening in the Reformed
Dutch church, corner of Fourth and La Fayette
Place. The audience was select, though lint numer
ous. A. 11. Phelps, Esq.. presidia'. After the pro
ceedings bud opened with appropriate religious ex.
ereises, Dr. Mordeth read the 24th annual report of
the society. The report represents the allairs to he
in a promising condition. The receipts, including
those for the educational fund, are very nearly $40,.
One, and the expenditures nearly balance the re
ceipts. The meeting was addressed by Dr. K. Fin
lay, of N. J.; Rev. T. S. Cuyler, of N. Y.: Rev. R.
R. thinly, of Washington. and Rey. D. tlihnott, of
New York. During his remarks, the Rey. Mr. Cuy.
l ee v e hem e ntly denounced the repeal of the Msssouri
Compromise, and was warmly applauded.
The annual meeting of the Society was held after
adjournment, when Anson 11. Phelps was re-elected
President. and the Rev. F. 11. Kinney Corresponding
Secretary. A series of resolutions were also adopted.
American State Connell
May St h. - The A-merle/In State Conned
lam here this morning. One hundred and forty nine
POUncil9 were represented by 27S delegates. sin the
wevund ballot tile lion. M. n. Cobb. of the liovernur
Council, a Fillmoreite, was eleeted President, having
to lIS. for Lieut. Governor, Benekley, anti.
The otheers of council were also elected
by the party oppos e d to Fillmore. Mr. White, of
Medway, o tiered re , olutions repudiating the nomina
tion of Fillmore, and in faul, of the balloting of the
Imerican Contention. Amidst great excitement the
resolutions were laid on the table by a decided ina
rority. Mr. Ely. of Newton. oidet,l nos„ lotions in
fat •.f Hie A Illebf•Nrl pony I.,111.• the
State in the coining 01,0t1 , 11 by allowing each 1110111-
her to vote as Le thinks best lit Presidential matter,
A long debate emmed, during which the anti till.
roureitee declared that a failure to repudiate di
present national nomination, would destroy the
American party in Ma,,achusetts. The announce•
ment that New Hampshire had repudiated Fillmore
W 11.4 received with nbeers. r;ronns and hi-s.'- . The
Ely resolution. , were I Ail 00 the table to be taken up
at time o'clock. The Fillmore delegate, left th,
110U•e, and are now u , ing the Adam, Hon,. The . %
will probately issue a call I , A coat enti:ut t„
delegates to the New York Convention of dull
City item•
Mmy 7.- The ihr..x. \Vasliirletr , ll
orre,ponJout ,rty- the Ral'rowd t'“tritnittee will re
..rt their hilk
The ',rood C..tnntittee t• •nfererve ..n the D,
fieien , y It,ll faile,l to n;.....rec io day. tin Water NV“rks
,tad Army A nprol.r.atn•Ti 'rein in h e the ply
reoittnent. The '''f.enkld will nil/oin( another ietta
iittee
It i• 4 ael i d.tv rl.a! fgriher ;Itt,rA 114 , 0 hee•!
1,4 I,' the 4;len
Cand nib, a
at N.era,:na. m hallrlZ r !sod
..•la to no kneer delay aer,n maklrti: war
A larze number of eentra , tnrg we, a! the P—t
ffine Department. attending the lienoe,,,emer)t
icon ;van awarde fir carry - mg in Nes, Jersey,
'loatnn, Delaware and Nlar, land. There wen , IT
11,1, nf ~0011 ',Her., I.iit the r- ,, rnre!lti.,n wl, 1,..t
real. ~, r h , • fir t.f . Ow I I ~ rtar,t ..•:ntrtrtr ',.; the
eamt..a.t., and ra.:r0.t.1.. are re,ar. ed La a It,r!hrr
Steamer Effie Afton Burned.
1%, tn. M,v 7- S T .eeta! eleitratetiet
the " Edie Artiin, - dated Riiek 1-land.
•tuteti thnr that summer. iw,nud fn r C irt r thnv • t .,
t. Pant, scull a valuable rar a n, rind rtrtiwiled
.Im,ll:frr. tansYrrt ,, k,l "12:1111;,I the H. i r e.
1.1011 r. irttie, the I H .,•r . rit that t i
hr tutnteiltateh cau g ht Itre and 114, burned t. th.
eti tc e I:iiat d At , 1:t1 1..“. Ail
sere tinted. Ti.e tra-tientrer•th e ,.
The F rr,,. Ant., ttu. 1.n,!: her, ]rt•t etitttr - ,t 3 , an
:10.111,rit-t .• twured
rt.• I liy I a i l .1 c Ifurti. • 1 r 7.•
nth. "rt.,. 317 , 1 I Ile r,ther,r, He, it
•;t ;; alualiti, the hire Le boat t.
The. Phlladelphln Iglections
I' ill .1 rq:i 1 . 111 \I.-•y P , O rwhrrt• r-t-t.tt -b , P4
rt•t0.. , 1 [3,1 r,rifirlll Ott.
that \ Ills. Detnitm•r7:•,.
. .
, an.tidate for May •r, will
will I•e large. lint it will not he kniiwn will
sic rent until nine daslight. The
• til will U,•rn , .crane. The let IV iL r,l
majority Ivr Vlllll.
May 7. -The D.lnne-rnt= ha ra alaet.wl V31.1r Lv
I , enrly 4.004) majnylty. The I oetnocrat., have Imo
th,l• of the City 1 •.11,,,1.
%Va•tillogtnn firms
7`;.:‘, •ilk. star 7 The ~,e rrt •p „ i t h. e t
relegrftph• fr-ttt IVII-t• Itzt-tt Otto the ttett3te t t
L.•flitutttre itt•••1••trt• I • tt.ke n,, 11 N3‘3l rtt.tuttrt
I.l,43Fithi• week. tt ,th••ltt trn.tit•i: r.. r 0 „ the
Tietintt t .t.•
The Prer•kiritt 113••• +Pitt 311 rtt eettl, 0 pleryage 1.
the W/111.11,1,114 the ..! p,
0.l Nll•lshiptnrti tate ttl . them 1., tle.rtitntr.. 3,1 :kr
,tier fir •Irttrirtott-s , . at kry \Vr.r. tilttel•
ht+ xrrerl t•• Ica a him L•.t . t• itatztt••• hat
n..r tr:th,
Ex Slnt..r .;rl,l,lm.rt, ,t•r,:;sl
0,, Luta - long, ..! th.•
Connecticut Leiti•lntive Caucus
ss II %, rs. Nlay l A , all.ll-4 .71
n. tilherN the II -use llepr.—eniatlves held
th , to , unn..ll.
nia.lo Spvaker, 11,11 lift-elle Ken-It - wk. I,
. 11. Trutnl.ll 21101 1N,1410 11. lire .1)
Pritorr. Cartinvhkn 11 ,, t.-111,, , TheSenn' ,
tkt•nw.lati , l 11, II , t'. Lyman 11
I. on, arid If 11. Plait i'lnrk.
12=1=!!13
tduunr, \1,9 7
we due, is at hand.
A duel ung fimght r.n Saturday iu Norch Car•dinn
beivreen lor.lklun tut' Mr. Fllnner, or IVdmin::
Wilkins wa. killed at the third fire.
AUCTION SALES
BANK S 111' KS AT -ON
THURSDA ..1.1!1, 11/1) N''k.
t, ill 1.•
....ltairet, 51,, ll:tilts' 1tt,,1 !Oxman, tut,•' ,
Exchttnit , Itstisk Putoilotrt;tl
I. ,1., Ltopo..ll Rub St.., k
At DA %1S Aw Cr
BANK OF 11(;11 Sit Al
TH list/ I Sly. 1:41t. oti
th., Merchant.' hmrtl, et/C, xIII /
e 11,14 1//0 nhwnua Itxuk / 1 VULhur r 't“'k.
lIINIF P. M. DA 1 I.v, An, t'r
1.14 EA 'l'( II:'S SA LE OF VA Ll' A IiLF:
RY.A I. ESTATE. [JUST NESS ,STAND. It. ITH DIVELIe
INH ID lUSE. .1"1' AN!, 11119011 }:VENTS, OV
('HARTIEE, cREEK, AT Art'rltiN .- tin TUESDAN'
11,11,11 g. Mal' lath. Pert, ittpt.,r) .1... by intl., of the en,
vlllll5 Execut..r, .4 Philip stitith..b, valitable
171rne stand and piece ..t land, alt ante ,al the I'ittnbnrgh nail
Stenbenvllle turnpike pen], at Cloutier, cres.k, hair mil,
Irian Ititteburgli. iu ('Lacher, tow nship. Allegheny county,
will be nu the premises. at IT BLIC SALE. ..n acimunt
..1 crater purchaser, all that valuable and well irnpr..yed
1.1,-e of bunt and t /LH ESTABLISHED PLACE OF SUCI
NESS itud TAVERN STAND, on Chortler* cr..ek, it, t
54 , t/i/tql vale Turnpike Rand, at present uccupiisl
James NleDannell. with dwelling. barn. stable, blackiunith
Rini, mut other buildings. bounded by laude at Thomas
Flanagin, the heirs of M. Oul& 11. de.
:eit,ed and by nun Chortler', creek, containing al...tit f.rty
three acre,. siztv-two perrbes. strwt measure. Thin
Land elll be sols subject to a claim of !mid McDonnell, under
a him. dated Nevem her Irak, ISO, tar and , hlrlng
hut natural life, at the yearly rent chaxgo a! 1.11.t1, pa, al,le
s..f111.1:1[111.11y.
Tetrus-4000-lourth rash. and the Hlahre to three pin
annual payment« votb inherent payal.ll.settn-annunlly. sect/r
-ed On the prethifte., ftuther parilehlarn apply at M. -
henna', A heth , h Marra., httaborgh. or to Jame., M'lM , hhell,
the prenoses. JAME'S M. SMITH. 1 „
.h I F•OPEI SMITH. x "
l' Mr li ENNA, A orttooeer
FLOWERS AND FRIAT.—A. A. MASON
a Ca t. bare just reNceowl by Earl - eats, ten more rartons
,ery fine Fren. b nOWNIII UPI Fruit, Was Fruits, etc., the
Ilumt itsaortinent to be found m the city. toy.i
900 BOXE S Extra Scalded Herring, new:
e•—• 200 [..,xo s No I Ilerring, new: Jura roceived and
ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood strut
for ouLle by
I;•bti
MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS ;
(Iran. and ;,,
d Col y the ,
=Ei==
Ifoy and Manor , . F., Ln. Togothor with a large
nod exteloove amortooqd 11m - door, Just roc, irod and bar
ARIP L.w, ta. No. Wood odrosot, boin.o.n hurnond alloy nod
Fourth edreot, Pirodoarh. SA WI- FIIINEi+TetcE
0p24.0
HONEY -3 onscy, fi)r sale by
mas lIENkY 11. COLLINS
MX,tiA ZIN ES.
lih - k wood, Knlckerlwwkor. Frank L.P110 . 11 fitment,
of Ftwhion, London Illunt , rnto , :cl Ac., (or P 111.! by
It. T. C 41 Fifth
WANTED.—Constant employment will be
10%,13 ton good Gardener or Farm,. Apply t
BLAKELY & It WHEY
WA N E go - eTti
o.pporo Aildrenft Box 1301, l'lttaborgh Pont of-
Inyl.
. . _
Nir ANTEI) ,-A Teav her of the I ;'(trtnan
I I.nupia.p.-ultu clan daroto an hour o r 4w,, 444.1 [ day
huouht a pupil. Addrune C 81. Clair lintrU
11,1:3tt
ANEW COTTAGE HOUSE, of 5 Rootnm,
f.,r gni,. A C.inlf,,rtAbl.. I,"itso “1 7 moon,
A kick houso, of 7 i o , nun, for Ault. hr
S. thTTIIIIXIIT .4 RON,
61 Markrt mtreot.
FLOUR. —3li) bias. Western extra Flour in
,tare trod for met)« Ly Ft)ItSYTIT fi SCXMT,
Wyl 75 Wnt,•r .tr.-et
('1 BEEN APPLES—SU barrels I;.r sale by
ILENI Y COLLINC.
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PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
Pres-U.-rt.
:L. WI I,IIIA
Vizelt.r.ridessts.
T CLARKE, GEO. W. CARR.
Treasurer.
N. HOLM FS, Ja.
&cretary.
JAMES P. BARB.
Ruperintendrol.
T. NORTHAM, la.
Onramittee of Arbitration fur March .
OFAI W. CAS. V. P.
ISAIAH DICKEY, T. B. UPDIKE,
SAMUEL DILWORTH, J. It. CANFIELD
A Itliough the %rather is mill 'tory ineletnelit. Luore.
contlnuem brisk. There is a good stage of water with io
probability of a tlerrrarle for 'mule abaro. tratiq..lll
tiou bu.in,as in being tranaacted.
FLOUR...Market unchanged !tato price, with it fair bus
inosa.in proportion to lib), extra at ig,SO
ho Ills supertlne at ; 441 blob, it, at $2; 711bw, d„ „,
IS: 2:4 14141 a. extra at 11,5.72; 213 bhts Jy at te,,, n ,,,d too ki d ,
do, at V,,87b4: all them. aalea were made (rum Stare
rEED . 300 sa, ks (non so, hurl. al 46(ct, 114 .
100 MI.
OR In 1) bin, Corn in the ear, delivinial
12•. ; 250 bosh Oat, fri o vi huff, at 2eir, and Lush d o
fmoin More, at 30.-.
StsliA .Sala 5 lid, fair at )4:, 4 c., Ganr manils, mal
Mall, law Lair at day..
Alt)I.A F:S..Saks IN) 1.1.15., oak, 01 , short tune: 10
bbl. .10 at -o',r, tail,, and 10 14.1 a. tIO
0111101) V. Solna 40 1,1.1.4 rectified al. 24.• Kcal 7.0 1.1.1,,
, in lute, at . .1.840.....nr.
FR PIT... Oak :,101 hush dried l'en.ll,l at $1 ,87!..;
11A V... Sale 4 lona I.rtle.l, (runt wharf, at $12...50(414.
11,1(2(1N.. The 81t1.-4 01 Raton runtinun tu he heavy, tytt Ir
.•n t, Ilan tr... ; sale, 3000 its. dtutilOnt a, rich,. and
rti) 811tolal, at eIL/411,1 11. 1 Y 21/10)
der. at 7..17 3 ic.. thirty days 111,060 Ikrn, Ark, at ka.r,
taunt. tint.—:l2't., Mr. h a ts, a t 10. 1 „ du.; 71001 Rat. alhathlets
at d.... 340 t .ithat at A , i'418 , 4 .-..10 2000 tha. /011101
nt 10, : AXat lb+ shun/Oen+ at Woo Pro On at
7 . rash. 4000 IN sit,,, at 51 0 ,. - ,ranll, 1 0 00
rash: 10.1 111 m. hams at 10 l • ..1101 1 0 tiara, rnn.l
Lame nt , thirty ,loot.
1.0:011. 849.1•.• IS Leg, N... 1 at , e.ash
141:EN Sale L ha dried at 10 oat,.
VISIT.. Sale, R lark. large No 3 Alarkerel at p,
1..14, Mao ,a 1 dry ~,It herrinda at $4.2.. , rash, 10 14.4 a.
mute dry Kali .li. at $7, sad 19!..j: whit., at 1.6.
VENIS,,N HANN Salt. 1000 Ibrt. at or. swab
I'llll Is Sala u bids. ulnas at slB,la ,
Aale 41.1, N.. 1 Lard wt ata KM,
A IiAS Ft Salett blde 540 ) 3 malt, and A 4 rl'ir r arso
.101 head lard at
it ITtEs nale.lra at lAr , rub
011513 1.e.14,16 Nt.. 2at p mity '1,..
tar "al , 3 tout. Pearls at . CAigh
at tn. NIAV —Einar firm. nal+. 210 MA.. M
Salt. .2.(a) tmet..l. Oat. at 211. l`r..tainas Lar.l m Ma, in
...181.-mand 2.t./ t.tt.rcra {alma at 91, 4 . 1.1a.a 1.9r4 at
Whiaky oak., tSa Iddt at 19.
ono.. niininanv,..l. mlna Isso haps far and It,o * ,st
L' r s-,,srAr in Inn,tosl , losnanti. but witho n . ~,
fon.- !11. , 14,,,,, 4.10,44. it,. rinar t, matiltuary
AMITSEMENTS.
rrIIEATHE.•—.I. C. Friz , T ER, e.r.le Lessee and
31‘ww-r. Wtt Ii ntur Nl•img-r. . lorru..,
A NIAA.LA, Tr,tau,t. J Semen,.
- •
UPI roar Sur {•rrent.
17 inr I Pnr.p. ' , audio.. stp
Nolo" . ;:s
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C,1111,-esto. !watt , . 79 1 0 rata ova&
MI JOI , : O%VEN, rill x;opo‘ar
1 ifURSDAY El ENING. M. 4)
Paul Prv. J. INr•Ele. •.
. Jllll4 11 1"01,
1,13..01.1,1•T
Wand , ering Min•l ••• • I
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MADAME oLINZA,
Jv THE TICiIIT ROPE, and
MR . ;•:. K. 11. NELLIS,
Boie.v wirunrr Al' If ,
I I i.I .t vAI• it. ant: h. h.o
A GRAND CONCERT
r I ••atr:hir: U., )f uomlm. 1 7
REElez,
,n a splot,,N,l Cuct, - .01. t.lO ,
MA) mond. no.ll.o4tslug.
A.DALLBSION. iu Makoratan2.4. cauta lasrl3w
()1 [ N R•. M CAIaILV, 111 IL POtlTtlt and
DIATR/11(11,1, u ill ittt, , nd 1.01.110 , Potting And thatributtng
• , f All 1,10,f, if
1:11.1-q I i ,, NCF:HTK, I.I . :CI'VRE.R. EXHIBITIONS, 6.c.
AN 1, 11) 1 11,01,i 11, V 'taw!, tel.lastiall. 4.:11,-
LlO. 01.11 , 0 it 111 r..•rie
pr..nryt iltt4•llt.N•il. a ,7
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
E7l
ARRAN(iEMEN't
I•k , ,ENtiElt TRAIN:. WILL RI'N LL111.1 . . EXIL:PT
\ I.IIS, ay. 1,1 i•ox
a.•.. at 7' A. %1 an I". \I
Croktlttlr f. A NI and 1::4. I' %I
Tlie-m.'rralti• D.., al CI: h.STLIN Witt,
It3l/I+ 14.1" I , I.I ' IIIO ' S. DArDIN.
FONT k INI , IANAVOLD‘. CHIC/0;1,, sAINT
Ao.l all l,nota .41 r.ooln extentliDg ‘VoTa an.l
INDIANA nod ILLINOIS.
14 •1111'f:tin. I'l,o At Nlansfield with
. I.IIM "31 lATILIIII.I, Y. N. l / 1 ..1101.1 111.11 k I, CHI
al, SA NI/Ciki , traLko k s ek.s eititerk
1,3 too' .413, r,no.
D. fr. /nr. tn.l.• mI Cler..lAll.l
I•to•I 1:1..1\ D, I. lIICAOO, DL'Nli 11(K
‘l.l 111 FFAI,
Pn.
11, , , 11, l'ltiwitl” ,1. 155 P \I. (“t Sen.lurky.
1 . “1...1.• Al, Ith.• 14.0,61 • rout. lo
.15, 11 and at live In I
TI I Itt ri ,;II TICK rrs ar.•
. i 1.4 It, 11111111, 1.1 1,141 n, I 11 , 1141./GLAine
..g•, xt City, Uuulirl h, llllwank
.isr.. 1 •111101rItl. HI, FOll NVnycle, (.3.,4•1nt.1, and th.. prln
• wal in 1k- 1i vst
\ A IR ACCONItiDATION TRAIN haven new
nrialiton Pittstmigh at 7, A. M. nod 1 1 . 1 . I' M. 'Leaves
Plitelmigh for Nrw Itrighten, at 10... A. M. and P II
For title forth, !nth - rotation tepid) to A. T.
.1. ill NSttN, at Ili., corn, nffire, under the NIOIII 41,40101 a
..r at the Frdrial !dread Station, to 1.11.:0 PARKIN,
Let Agent. .RAIN KELLY, Itaaaeligey Agent.
niya J. 11. tiIOORE, Supt.
CI tee Install, Illariklit on 6. Dayton Railroad.
1I NCI N N ATI PASSENGERS will rleive
' iltkr moue that the advertinenient of a Rival Route,
g that the X o'clock A Ni train of the (dm, and Penn
on Railroad Is the only one which make, connection at
This is Mcoriret, and calculated to deceive the
tyc'h!tt Public, as there are two daily trains hetween
nod Cincinnati making close and sure connections,
.1.1 It ELLRFONTA IN and DAYTON. No other route. make.
—one, team with the 3 I'. V. train of the (AlOllllll Pen neryl
van in Railroad. O. B. BROWN. fien'l Agent.
F. KNOWLAND. Agt. Pittsburgh. foltlttf.
I 1: .IN'S t,I olio
Light Rey John lliighes, Rom. Catholic Bishop of
Nee Voi is, 11.11.41 11.1 ell larged. By iill,llll For sale by
lot It. T. VI tiIORGA N. 41 Fifth street.
DEItIES AND TRIMMINGS:::
j .1 A NIA S!IN Co are Jost °lamina !toothyr large
well whaled 11M1 1 1. 1 11111 1 `111 of Embroideries. Ribbon!, and
Trimming, of every variety, and the most elegant and lash
m iv, ahle shin. .P'Pe
I_l .. LA E H
RICEY. REA ESTATE
_ BROKERS AND AI!CTIONEERS. r..rnet rit Sironlit
strrete, l'ittrimgli, will attend to nolilui t :
A action any property Fold by Executer, tai by order of tir
thant, Court, In the CO. nr tourity ; •tid to star deetcription
of R.ml Kxtntn out o f the City. .
QHT !ITS A NI) CnI.EARS made to ,irdor
I. null gnat anhaal to fit, at L. HIRST] rumn A SON'S,
!wit N., TO Wool •Imet.
.
(I"I . ND, Flnkernt.,tvn,
',ill If 1 , 1 11 contain,.
om-fourth ol au acre, and Is in e .telittottiewltlon Apply
C01i29 IILA It NI tt KICIINY
ifyr
..1 osi , ll.oi !Anil. 0416 , 1 ti
c..ortiers. Creek, tar IlnhlnS.m hoe. whip. V 11 111 , I. l'lll 111 e
1 . 11, end near 14Y - enthral'. Foi hoe the Lund
a pur r ., 05 It fo the
S...iib . lion a conifottelde Frame limn.. no n a a to. our.
col halt Steele- high. n gond Pin' ID g Lades at the
nod a vai nay 11.14 r Fruit Tree!, nisi ...mown. log
hear. Pre 0 1.0,41 F.if further purl lrulnr.. apple 1..
lILAK I & 1( WILEY. Itr4ll E.tno.
l'oruor Sovouth 114,1 m 1101111.1.101.
•
SEEDS—Giirden. Firld and Flo w , i .
11 Se4P, nl th• • nn.r4 Appr.o-otl and °h o w,,
o,o o l oso l o nud r o wl, nt ho••d and Ai., irolGitnl
boon,. Fllll,lroot, 01 (up-. 1 JAMES Li' Alt NoI
{, - .I()DA ASII 4 o good and ‘lnitorm tlunlitc
ronnufactlned by Iho l'onorylvlania 1,141 t snug
llooliotny nl Tnronhitn. on hand no,l I.' ..In
LEMING 111:0:4
A L.:40.
141,5 LIIIiIIIIII . I. •
gr..as IlfAdland's t.ernmn
ISnn MA. Nladdt.r.
4,0 tbA. Gout Tragaranih
don Its, Nutrnegto
C , .nr.•ntral,l Lye, is n^w artdri. fir tusking. Nup
OUP 1 , 1111,1 worth Inn if potash] • it hand sad (it dale ho
tn)d F•LEMI\'R Idttos
CILOTIIS AND CASSIINIERES.-A. A .
ki MASON d Co. barn TOCl.jved . 11 vrry Intrr and gni...
rh.r unnortmnot of French and Euglinb Br. , nd Cloths
n mplendut Int of black Dnnekln And Fancy C++Ae(moreA of
every desert Lion. mys
11111fINC.1 hIOSLINS AND LINENS.—
k 7 A A. MASON .4 en. have just olwurd ter, of ea
ts
line, soft finished Shirting Moslilacs very desirable
makes. Also, PO wore pieces of fine qualities of Inch
[aew; of the best makes, and warranted all purr k orh
B 5 ACO N -150 pieces this u i r, il N tv
y re
H cei c v o e dg?s '
LINIE-100 bbls. this day received by
4 inyl, HENRY H. OuLLINs,
- _
MCKER A
EL-50 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel;
50 this. Herrings, receiving and for vale by
Inys TUNAS If. OnLLINS.
....._.
WNTE (>-A Situation as .assistant clerk
or Store Keever in a wholesale oi RAAB warebouse.
Addresv S. P, .4 this office. ap.2ll4ltd
• . i I-.
••• 4 . :1 ' 'l'
, ,- ,
MIME
.. . ,
COMMVR,CIAL.
PITTSBURGH lIIARKETS
OrrICZ or tax Dtrti MouKlyin Pon,
W,41 nevlay, :tiny 7 , 1K56.
Cfrichmatt Market
ii=l
I=l
RIVER NEWS.
Mirlvirtt.—Last evening at (lurk there wax 8 feet 3
Inches water in the channel, and riging. Weather cloudy,
with rain throughout the day.
THE fine ionmetiger steamer "Fi.rent City" in the regular
packet fur Wheeling th s morning—leaving at In 11.(.1,k.
THE sithstantial built Meunier - Cambriilg," will leas
utot uui 3t P Jrl.w6 fur :2 , 1. Paul.
THE litre lIVNV steamer "Charles Avery" will leave this
evenitig. at 6 o'el.s - k. She in or light draught
and will vontiutie to run during the I.uv water season.
Shippers should note this fart.
Tor. steamer •• Messenger," Capt. Mill ingar. wiw load
ing IlirSS ill, al the 1..1 iir W i.u e l street. with the inten
tion of leaving tieility. She hash surieriiir
Ibr passe'nge'rs with aecontunitiatrng ~flire s.
Tar SI. Lurie minoerot. of the Lill. •ape the rivrt at that
platan had receded nue f.att or more and was failing at the
rate of tate inch per hoar. Boat, fr,an Um Urfa, rivet nt
fkaa them ritong, but it is prntlable they are falling..
Wc are glad to announce that Capt. (irate, Of ail' Stellllll,
'• Philadelphia," will take out his craft Cincinnati
Dr. Smith, of the clerk's office, presides with punctuality
and grave In his department. Be sure and secure a ticket by
this runt,
THE fine steamer "J. C. Fremont" will leave tonlay for
St. lAmin. She has superior 11,fanntodations for passenger,
Capt. Statdale, iwr commander, and his brother, as clerk,
are proverbial for their attentions to those traveling with
them. Timer going Went should not fall t, give the "J. C.
GREEK kV/. SUNK —Mr. Vein - hien, of the Laclede, In
forms n. that the ilreek Slave Ilea Flunk at Hampton, on the
limier Rapids. An far 11-4 *vs. could learn. The sinking was
n
caoed her running hie forcibly the Ilainpion
pier, while endeavoring hn atrial a landing. She wan par
tinily Ii aided, 1111 , 1 1,14 not iti ..•11 a had predicament but that
entertained of her l en ug tnnivi
lknli rrell
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
S FEET 3 INCHES WATER IN TILE ERA NEEL
ARRIVED.
1 4 terinier.C.r1. Bayard. Peebles. Mimi...lb.
Kollar], llenileriekson. West Newton.
Jelfersrin, Worsiwartl, Brownsville.
•• I.nzenu•. Bennett. Brownsville.
•' Forest City, Way. Wheeling.
'' Crystal Palaro, Runt,. Cine,un tit
DEPARTED.
I.:tearer Col Bayard. Peebles, ElizalB.l.li.
'• Eolian, Ilentiertrkson, West Newton.
'• Jefferson, Woodwarit, Brownsville.
Luzern, Bennett. Brownsville.
Diurnal. Shoals, Wheeling.
Cincinnati. Abrams. Cincinnati.
Quaker City. Sl'Duniels,
.1. W. Mailman. !lay:, St. Paul.
Prima Donna, .518 /owe, St. Lou,,.
I IST OF UNCLAIMED PA('KAGES RE-
A 11 k I NINO tu tre...eltico of THE ADAMS K. 114'1F:11S
• •onPA N Y. No Cd Fourth street, Pet tabu rgh, which, if not
sidled tor hoftere the FIRST DAY id.' JULY next, will be
sold td public Auction to pay Charges and tor account ot
r lisin It may run. - ern :
Alliely te. 1t, , . lea. L'olont lank Pa .
Adkins, J 114 11. patage. Pittsburgh
.4 nicricam keg, do
Al-1,',,, 11.1..1 T. pkg.., do
Breen., IL II c hag, Allegheny city .
Ream rand. J D. rano, Pittsburgh.
Brenton, W. het box, d.•
lion , NV C box, do
It. the'. S S Pkg • .10
11- 1 , kafen. J. do .1
lin the, II m do do
I. di nail, Chas II Irmo., do
treiretnean, Dr. A II h.,. New Lisbon. reh, .
Rorgan. I. I.kg . is oentugedie. pa
11-,..0rtii,.1 r d, Pittsbur g h
14....01" k C. , . I 1 1, , x. Utoontom tt
Barg , ve. I. F S 1 keg, Pittsburgh
Sloe z, 3: Rarer, 1 Cos
hrtrigra. Miss E. 1 pkg .
Brawer. D 1 .1.. do
("ran:nen VltLaheth.d. boxes. (sou: e.•unt. 1.0. ,
Cn't. Mrs. 11 do Pitrkburgh
WO ru. L d. , Bern Ingham.
I !lurch. Amos do Port nritlith
chow cave. Pittsburgh
. - arnpiell, .1 A I. , kage , Kittanning
lapp, lion Rah ebe Presierts Furnace. I',
lark Wm le do Puraburgh
t raiguo. Wm. V Cuerav ill, pa.
Crozet" OM. e. do Franklin. Pa.
Is oar - tit. II , e bag. Pntaburgh.
Deuniti. Miis suazsie per kegs.
Da , ILL .la,
i•ubintsy. Mature I: .10
Danner. IV babes , A uoereon. K,
I s erse,,. 'Eh. o 11. 1 15.0. 1 • 111 , 1 , o,,a,
lint e.. 1 , , vi I d.• Vl ornaw, Pa .
F eig•leh a Apidet.cd,.l el.. Pittsburgh .
I 1 , ,,,,-1 I ll I r , 'att..... Leeelthittg. to
Er•sed.l'hu , E M I II 1 New elenela, l'a
I pkg . Ilerc, Pa.
1 .1 , .1 :. 1 1.11 slats. l'lrtsbur,zed
1 .ens:. I I
P I pkg.. 'I,.
I t • • tn., Is In Le•l I'.l be x. Bleck Hawk
"e • 111111 t, H P 1 pkg, .111eglictly . - It,
I.•. ....met .1 If I I cork. Pittsburate
I it• 10 r, Simon 0 1.,..1.„, IVlrtembeirg. Pa.
1.11.d1e A Fulton, I box. Pitt•burgh.
I 1. , , A, stepher" .1. el ,
VII:, r J.,i„, C. 4.. Allagh. n, . ay .
Fit moo. 11 , hag, Pitte•burgh.
pkg, ,1..
~0,,1, rt. 11re it. box, 'farms'. r.
..,,,,.., ...t. 13. tr . k. Isdt•bur,..de
an, .1 pkg. C oinerkvllic.
• litteletrgh.
to elo
•do
1, , 1, A. I. Canal, Venaugo r
'nog, J .to Cadiz, Uhl.,
hauler .1ev. , .. do Washiegteu thy,
leortrersoti. MR. 40 laelnill., Wood co.. 1 a.
lemer with flock, package, Pittsburgh
lehr-cham, Louis do do
1.1.1,0... Tun.dhy do do
I !coml.. NV S. .1
1:,,, John S do 11.
I ilker, Christ d,, . .1.
I "kin.. V. R II
led.ogs, 11. do
I trilliall, .1 Ili,
I on-«r. II issSohlnal ei..
1.00 mg., Aug
I thn, Chas
1ink1...1 I.V. do
lat.m.. 11.
lam NI E. pkg..
I. oder., m Pe, .1 do
'I
. "nst.,. Andrew, do
. eeekins. 11. , I .10
~ OLIO, A, u E 'I lanes,
'do. o W lot.
I u 111..1 tin box,
bails A (1... e .1 pkg,
Klll3lll/111..1 box,
Kdker. W. IL pac tage
to adbor, Oodfrey .b.
hokpatra k. 11onJ11 do
Kell), Wm. .10
Iscll, P 110
feet. J IV box.
[Appel. 1rir...1 trued:,
Itallt,ittr. I, CI, Itto[a,
I.olllihits, .1 hale.
I ...Wit. Moot 11. A. pkg.,
I.orret took IS II Isst,
Thelern,K.lwar.l pkg,
olvan.t'ora ,, ,l
Morse, Levi do
, bents, hl• 111 .. ItoXtta.
Morollittlr I Ingersoll casting,
Sloht, Jacob Pkg •
box.
01,,,, Dr. It. do
11,11 41 ail W I.
Marten, Wm c leg,
Miller, Ruth pkg,
Mitieliart It Cu_ (ha, do Warren, Ohio .
Morse, Rev O. C. ,In Pittsburgh.
moitagnee, Wm. D. d° do
Martin, Win. P. do Allegheny city.
Mendenhall, S d„ Richmond, bud.
itlclNXlAllti, A. 4„ Pittsburgh.
Id re Imre, I' ,t„ Allegheny eity.
Ilsliensey, Jun. do Pittsburgh.
SicGa` iti, J. R. do Freeport
Mccaer mirk, vita. do Irlrlia, Vollatigat co., to
NoISOO. S. tort k bbl., Cleveland .
Neon,, Rey CI it box., Pittsburgh
1 es. bert. F.I do d.•
Nesbitt, Jan trunk, do
11•.1•erte.on. J.. 1111 package, de.
Orrin, Jas. box, do
People... Mrs. Susan do do
Price, J do Allegheny city.
Potnel, 110 n, D. pkg_ Kittanning
Pel, Nlnt de Pit talmrgh.
Pies I 1 University, box, do
Peters. Flat tieia pkg., do
I . ..welse.n, A .-lie hag, to
Hen tiers, I' : pkg... do
R. Olt Mal. I di, Shores. Pa
Loth. F de , l'lttsburgh
liaugh, .1 W do do
Pol.lmem. II 0 G tio do
1.10.501 l Zi Bro . do do
Laeve, W. 1 , do Day toi,, ikh,,
s , iren, Dr Philip do Mer. erednirg.
etteth, Pat , tog, Pittsburgh
Smith, Eh pkg, Elderbville
Sterling. Cart 'lark do Pittshur h
None. I' S do A polia, Pa.
Ninth K., box, Florence, Pa
s. oft. t 1 .1 .1 pkg.. Steubenville, Oho
Suter, II R. do Pittsburgh.
' , benne!, .1 chest, tic,
Teneyke, If it pkg, do
Tbeir,ton. 1 e a . C. do do
Varner. 11, do do
Vanktrk, W Ii I•da, Elizabeth. Pa,
NVallace..l W do Pittsburgh .
Wrn,lii I' H. do Kittanning
Wright, W Pkg , Pittsburgh.
Witham, E NS' 1ve..., Salem .
Woo, .1„1,, do Rossvillc. Ohio
VV oodrun Enos pkg. Kittanning.
NVlnen. Elt,aik•th trunk. Waslongton cdv
Yttflehert. V pkg .• Pittsburgh.
W B. RA RROLL, Agent,
The Adams Express 10
1 1 .1 , oh. gh. May Mb, Igo& my 7
LGROVE ROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.
The Trustees of Isonst (I rove Episcopal Seminary,
0,•.• 1. 'we to the Inends .4 th e institution, that the Rot .
NI Coat an II CLARKE, baying been compelled by protraci est
ill le•a1110 r, reengn Ids charge ata Rector of 010 5a11... they
La ve I•eeti no fortunate as to s. "tire the valuable serving ill
the Iter li Loh , a T Ronne.. of NOW York, for the same no:o
-il', and who enters at OW, upon the dila harge of hie du.
In,.F r•on the very high and flattering commsodattons
wine h they hero had of Mr RIDER., they have no doubt of hie
enitneut fitness for the work committed to him, and that
t hay beh. , e that tinder his management the Seminary ran
, a 11,1 toprocure a large share of public tat, sod support.
Persons haring daughters or wards to educate arc partic
ularly desired 'to acquaint themselves with Inn 101/1113ItIgttli
Neil tiLl Oda institution afford, both as respects its beentilid
and sal throat poratiou. ton and a half mitre from the city;
and tthe. the tamlittee for the thorough and refined educatlol:l
ru.m,ntwl in ite efficient corps ill instructors.
fire,, tars to., le. obtained On application to the Rector. Cr
*HI I ,a the Trust,.
Patsburgh, April Lth,lS.V..
GLOM!.
OLIVER W. BIRNES,
GEO. S. SELDEN.
Wruava F. JOHNSTON
Titzonnat B. ULAN
ap3o-ergi 1 to:chj
... ,, c i
,-----, FRESH ARRIVAL. Nol la to
~.. so FINE BLUE POINTS and Egg
V '' Harbor Salt Shell OT
just received at No.
. 111, Wood Street, which will be served up with
all the de nestles of the season. Also, Fresh fish receiver]
dully from the east arid west, which can be bad at the above
platae in any desired quantity; ;also to the Diamond market
~,•ry morning during the week. S. STF:INRUCK,
er3o i Agent for the Philadelphia Oyster and Fish Co.
T.NVO BRICK HOUSES FOR SALE—Sitd
ace on hcott and Elm streets, well finished and in good
eta ir, u it h lot of ground 24 feet front on Scott, and running
bock to Elm. will he sold for -""00. One house rontains
nix. a./ the other four rooms, with geoid cellnes, paved yards
Ac Far terms, apply to S. CUTHBERT & SON, '
myl 51 Market street.
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS
THE PITTSBITROU AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVEYANCE OF PASSENGERS AND FREIO lIT
Tina lAnga is composed of seven
first-class. powerful Steamers, nue.
quailed for speed, 111,11.11110 r, ,sf,ty
and comfort, and is the oats' THROE/011 I/ AII. Y LINN or lirran
Psenors on the Ohio river. It evniwcts with the U. 8. Mail
Line of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and Saint
1,111,1, by which passengers and freights are ticketed and
receljded ihrungh daily Two new Steamers have been added
to the Line, which now consists of the following heats:
; Llasis of departure
Boats.
Lb P ta ` ns ' fr.= Pittsburgh.
BUCKEYE STATF M. W. Balm IMO YER, ' Sunday.
CITY OF WHEELI Ni 1.... 'Jona SFLoar. . Monday.
ALLEGHENY I. N. COOKS Tuesday.
CINCINNATI AUELANS Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA .... ..... . R. J. ORA Cr. Thursday.
PEI , INSYLVANIA ASIR KLINLPINER... Friday.
I O'Nkst.
le_ Leave daily at 10 A. M. precisely,
So freight received alter nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulate, apply on board, or to
JOHN B. LIVINGSTON
JOHN FLACK, ' Agents,/
Monongahela House Buildings.
Prrrssuitou, November, 1855—idecItt
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
Tho DIURNAL, Capt. J. A. Snolza, and the
FOREST CITY, Capt. B. WAY, will run as
IIIsXJULAR DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh. Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all interme
doge ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays. at 10 o'clock, A. M.—RITURIVING, she
will learn Wheeling on Tuesdays, ThaiSdays and Saturdays,
at 7 o'clock, A. 01.
The FOREST CITY will nl.O leave Pittsburgh on TneAslays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. at 10 o'clock. A. M.—ltrivramm,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, lor a f t roi g o
7'clrc. passag e. bl a
clock, A. M.
on
board;
or
to
J. D. COLLINUWOOD, Agent,
Nu. 1b Front struet.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkersburg. Ilockingport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Gallpolls.
The new and very light draught steamer
" MIA FILES AVKItY, Carr. W. P. Teattesoa,
...w.f .. will leave tor the above and intermediate ports
every Friday, at 4 P. 11.
The Charles Avery is now receiving freight at the Motion
galn:la wharf. beta , Cll Ferry and Short etreeta.
The flue steamer MESSENGER, Captain M.
' .Nlll.l Pfr ER —Clerk. C. L. BFLENNiN,—AviII leave
•
the above and all intermediate ports on
May nth. et 10 A. M.
TI 1 , ... , 1) k 1
For or passage apply on hoard, or at tho PITTS.
RI: RO .MARINE A S:4)121 ATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
ntreet. rnys
. .
The fine Mtearri, MINERVA, Captain JOHN
lounoN,—Clerk. J. S. Deaaann,—will leave her
the ahem and intermediate I.orts on THORS
DA Y. May hilt, at In o'clock A. M.
. .
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the PrITS
-11 )IARIN E. A SS , CIATION ItOU.S.I.i, No b 2 Water
trort. nlyti
For St- Louis.
✓ Thy Ftearner.l.S„ PRINGLE, Capt WILLIA
'lO7-11i,ta-k".
1 M
Fv fr.•t4hi p.u,e:y,f• apply NI Lpoarri or xt tho I'irrs—
itric.:ll 31.11; IN E A A TIOS 1(00316, No. 52 15ratr
,tr., 7 myS
TI:- •tot no, EQUIN ,I X. Copt. nr.ORoE Row-
LET—CI,'I k. Gonu;E W 16.4tve for
the al..ve and I ittormothato ports ou FRIDA Y.
M.l v Atli , A 'I
fr-ht!.t nn I , oard, or to I.lin PITTS-
M'lti; .\IIIM AS:-6CIATION RIXDIS, No. R 2 Witt,
For St. Lout., Keokuk and St. Paul
.ItT II SI AR. W HALLE!'
—el I:. A J w:11 Rave 1, the uhorr
and int..rnß , Daia• on SATURDAY. Mu),
F•.r fresglst .st th•s
Li - RUI! MARINE AN,... , C1.111 , kS RothNIS, N. FC Vate
h,ft4.l. ply;
Tho stemnor. Csipt..l. C. 31'Cst..
01—C1 , 1 k. 1,,y, for O.
Nre 1,11 ports on SATCKDAI7,
May ua L, at In k. A. 11
Ft , i appiv wI 1.1.111.. - at Or PITT,
1 , 1 - !: 4 ,11 LOOMe, No. Watcr
Thy fiat 1 , ,,117,T W. IL DENNY. Criptain
Lrns. will Imvt, for t he
totertuefette twrtx , uu TUESDAY,
at In) A M.
fivi4ht pa...sar., apply hoard. or at tbr
BURGH MARINE A6,' , OI2IATION 1t , a).1.12 4
~ No. 82 Wat, t
rvvt. ruys
For St. Lotti.
The 6t..amer EMPIRE CITY. Captain J. M.
.Ir: will
alive and interaksdutte ports, ou
TUESDAY, May t•th,nt 10 A. 31.
For Irtiaht or Iguatage apply on tmrrl or at the PITTS
-111.710.111 MARINE ASSOCIATION 1110.315, No. 82 Water
mys
Nor St. Louis and Illinois River. -
The now en• • amer .1. 11. CUXN, Cnt•r. JAMES
to.. will leave for the above and inter.
inediato liven TUESDAY, May 6th. 10 A. M.
For fn•i¢ht or 1 , 41.414Ure apply Im hoard, or at the I'ITTS.
III:11011 A'l NIA it IN E A. , SI a'l A Tin? ROOMS. a p3O
Fur St. Louis, Galena, Dubuque and St.
Kittanning.
IV ar,n.
A Ilt•gin.ny wit r.
Clarion ' a.
rO,
city.
Paul.
Thr 5t,.11,•r .1. W. lIAILMA X. Captain W.
II t r. —it.
HOW WAVY far Ow
and intertnetliata on TUBI 4 .DA.T,
May Pith, at 10 o'clo4-41. A. M.
freight. or pa doge upply on boanl. or nt the PITTS
IZG If 31A1t1NE AS..ttOCI ATION .H.(.N)NIS, Nu. 82 Water
Nkr..nn0.11,111...
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l'ittsttttrett •
Ihtrltligtt tn. 1 . . L.
littAturgh
l3toarner J. C. FREMONT, Capt. .1. C.
STOCK DALL—Clerk, A. Stuck DALE—WiII ICAVt , bd .
the above and inu•rmediate ports on WED.
Esl/A Y. May 7 th. at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For lreiv,lit or paNsage apply on board. mpg
The , tenterLAIVItiINCR. Captain 11.
` .. .4-3, LA p. leave for
the above and intermediate torts on MS
DA Y. May nth. at 10 t .',.1 0 ,k & M
Allezhsny rati
Pittsburgh.
Wfir.n, I hi
Pitta nn.l
111innro
I lit Imrs.,ll
Fpm .
pnv,otra apply no hoard, or :a filo PITTS•
ti 1.1 M. NINE Az1: 4 0(.1.1i lON ROOMS, No. 02 {Voter
strr,t
The stmaler K. F. Sa S.S, Ca t. J. S. MULFORD
m. P. hattit—will for the above,
ii 44°l2. t W
ad i t crated att., pvrts on TUN.SDA V. May 6th.
at Itt o'cl.ck A. M.
Itavontia, Oho
F.lryln.
Cl. velnlet
I•ittnhnrgh.
ltnn~kvill,. Ind.
Washingnin city
Allegheny city.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the PITTS
BURGII MARINE Ar,IOCIATION 1200 MS, No. 82 {Serer
street.
For St. Louts. Galena, and Dubuque.
The %team, CAMBRIDUE, ('apt. S. DEAN,—
.1. I'. PutLEV,—will leave for the ahoy.,
and interawth.tie volts, ort THISIDAY, May Cah.
at 10 Wel.w.k A. M.
For freight or pasttagn apply on board, or at the PITTE.
BURCH MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. s•_ Water
st reet. my 2
Ti..•,temuer FRED. LORENZ. Capt. it.GII.IOET.
J. IL FiIfILUIDSON,—Wiii
alw NO and all iutormnlintr porta on IV ELJNEF-
Y, May 7th. at 4 P. M.
Ror freight ur paAsage apply on board, or at the ITITS
-141:11(;11 51A RI NE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, Nu. 82. Water
inys
DE QUINCEY'S NEW VOLUMES—and
DE
other new Boulta. just re rived by John S. Thivison, 15Z,
Market. near 4th street.
gnin. - ey's Memorials. 2 vol,.
C~a[[ribmtiana t.. Literature; Lescriptirc. Critical. Minor
on& Ibabraphiral. Philca.phical and Poetical. by Samuel
Gilman. U. P
Popular Ihstory of the Enchsh lltbh, Conant
_ .
At I tome and A 'road. or Thinizs and Thoughts in A meri.
rand Enrol., by Nlargamt Fuller Om,ill. Kn o w l ed ge it
ower. it netr,u the Pr.slurlion Fore. of Msalern Society,
and the iii,l , llln of Labor, Capital and Skill. by Clierlea
Knight 13111/1,0116 euiraving, The Heroes. or Greek Fairy
rules I, my Children, by her. C. Kingsley. Hypotlit, by
salvo author
Edward Clifford, Memorial of Childhts - cl: Carter's Last
Juvenile; Itiotley's Dutch Republic, In cloth and sheep:
Wire's Laws of the Ancient Hebrews. A Second Journey
Round the World, by Ida Pfiefor. The Queen's Sermon, Re
in Common Life • by Cam. fetifield's Comparative
Physiognomy.
Miss 'Beecher'. Neon Bnoka, Physiology and Coliathanic Ex
ereires, and Letters to the People I.n Health; also. h er D o .
meets Economy and Receipt Book: the itreat Book for Boys,
The Wonders of Scien,•e. or Young Humphrey Bat y (The
Cornish A potherary Boy. who taught hinself Natural
and eventually hemme President of the Royal do
. lety.i the lite • a wonderful Boy. written for Boys: taus
tru•••l, eats.A [aloes Learning to Thi uk and Learn
tag Talk. Delten's tte Ith,lk, for Children. h vols.. Ac
DRA.TT'S DAUGErREOTYPES AND AM
BROTYPES, whrh give eta h general satisfaction are
doily ..bound. in every Mud of weather, at Lafayette Build
ing, N. R 7 FOURTH street. Particular 011..1'11a-11 paid to
wyping, :LS the time of sitting to much lane than ri
qutrorl for bougerreotypea. Pictures of children taken iu
Lew erionde in either of the above named style,:- Atubni
ti Pe or Pavgerr,,rn, Copies inad, c..rreetly tram • of , ry
kiod of pictlll,.. Warranted perfect Pri4.4,1 moderate.
"lttr moth - , in, TO PLEAtSE.
W ALKER'S I'NEQUALLED IN IN K.—l have PIN( rereln,i a large dopply of
this ceiebrat.l Indehlde Ink. with or without the profane
¶l,l It tb torlerrd us the tent ,oh flow ,yll n all cnme
the money will he reiuurled where it does not please.
JOS. FLEMING,
req - ner Diamond alley and Market at
WATCHES A NDJ EWE LRY—WhOleSalo
and retail, at Eastern pi Ices.
W. W. WILSON.
WaTen REPA IRlNG.—Church and of
ti, Clod. manufactured. All ww.rk guaranteed.
W. W. WILSON.
. 1 , 2 s
.for sale hp
A. FAIiNESTOCK (CO
JOliti lIAFT, successor to James Me
t, iinfiey, whederute and retud nod d.atler is
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS. orti, or Wood and Sixth
xtreets. Pittstargl.l.
13F1. Regular Agent for Dr. Fnrd's Me hrine. np2l
HAIR BRUSHES—Large supplies of Eng
-I.la Hair Brushes just received by
VALUABLE FARM FOR ItExT—Situate in
Robinson township, on the wators of Cliartiers Creek,
four and a half miles from the city, adjoining h11:1115 of
Scully's heirs and others--curtaining alKint 70 acres, well
improved and well adapted for gardening purposes; well
stocked with choice fruit. Apply to
felOdiaw
BL X.FLY & MIGUEL
To"'H SOAP-12 doz. Water's celebrated
Tooth Soap, recd by JOS. FLEMING,
ap2.5 corner Diamond alley and Market et
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STEAMBOATS.
1855.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Laai. v iii e ,
and Saint Louts.
WHEELING, &c.
LOUISVILLE.
For Cincinnati and Louisville
or Louisville
SAINT LOUIS, &c
lIMEII
For St. Louie and Illinois River
E=IM=B
For St:Lonls
For St. Louis.
NASHVILLE.
For Nashville
FL) MINCt
Corner Morket et. and Diamond
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HOLLAND`BITTERS
1856.
Echt Hollandscl ° Kruiden. Bitters.
%IWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
duction of this valuable Leni , t De Into the United Statee
During this time It has gains! frateraal popularity as
remedy for
• • Kligauon,,, Eteadaehe,
From and 44,,,fru,3"PePrk,gt unntolagin,
1.441 --'l7/reding
Many of our most worthy cltizetui teeilf — Y to Its wonderful
efficacy in all affections of the stomach and liver. Au a
tonic, it never has been equalled, for the relief it affords in
all cases of debility or weakness 'of any Mud ir almost in.
stantaneous. In nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic Mk".
dons, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their pattemts so
unhesitatingly recommend, surely wo may came t doubt,
and eagerly test its 'virtues for ourselves.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Chu, of Eight Months' Sanding , Cured by Barham Wel
land Bitters.—Michnol Kelly, No. 117 Grant, near Smithfield
street, says: "Last July, while running on the river, l on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, wee
taken with fever and ague. For eight long months Letdfored
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this time I
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty dollars for dif
ferent medicines, but I found no permanent relief. Three
weeks ago, one of my friends insisted upon my trying Boer
have's Rolland Bitters, saying that a cure was sructivinteed.
After taking it for ono week, I must state I was a sound
man. I have been at work now for two weeks, and have
had no return of the chills and fever whatever."
1 the above statement is true.
THOMAS Anaws, Diamond House,
Or at R. Chetrter's,Gothiolla/l.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.,
Mr. Silas Liacomb, of Birmingham, says: "I have found
in Eberhardt, Bitters a remedy for 'headache and debility.
My wife hoe slob used It with the greatest benefit."
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that he
has experienced much relief from its use for headache.
BEAD TIMM
A Hollander's Datimony.—Jacob Rinsken, living in the
Holland settlement of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After
suffering for some time the misery attending an utter pros
tration of mind and body, I have bedn retrieved, by using
Boerhavde Holland Bitters, to perfect health."
The fact of this remedy being in such Itigh repute among
the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Michigan, New York—in fact,
In every Holland settlement in the United States—argues
much in its favor.
STRENGTH AND HEALTH. R.ESTORKG.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above titaburgh, an
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: "When I commenced taking
Ikenhave's Holland Bitters, I could hardly walk—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WEAKNESS OP THE STOMACH' AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Cure Effected by Boerktive's Holland Bitters.
—The wife of Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town, She
boygan county, Wisconsin, suffered much from weakness of
the stomach and indigestion. She had been under a physi
cian's care for some time, but the disease seemed to baffle
even his skill. She purchased some Holland Bitters at our
office, which has given tone to her stomach, her appetite and
strength are returning, and wo firmly believe that this
another great cure effected by your medicine.
We have still to record many wonderful cures effected by
this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thing
you con rely upon, what we have published are from persona
much respected in our community, and are literally true.
J. Qutems,
Editor Sheboygan Nionatocte, Sheboygan, Wis.
RIIEUMATIS3I. '
.
A Clue of Two Months' Standing Curccil-by Botrhave's Hol
land Bitters.—floorge Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says: “After
mattering for three monde, with rheumatism—a part of the
time m severely as to COlati Ce me to my bed—l have been
entirely cured by using Boerhave's Hplland Bitters. I have
had one attack since, but found almost instantaneous roll.!
in the same medicine. It Is, In my opinion, a sure retredy
for rhonmatien."
NERVOUS AND RELEITMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely to produce a great deal
of sickness. To persons troubled wittP nervous or rheumatic
affectiona, we would recommend Boerhave's Rolland Bitters!.
On referring to our columns you will find certificates from
some of our first German and English citizene.—Pcrinsyl
mania Skats Zeitung.
THE WORST FORM OF PYLVA CAN BE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several well known gentle
men. who have cuvi. thoroughly tested, and now recommend
Boerhave's llollacd Bitters as a remedy for piles. We are
not at liberty to pal bah their names, but will take pleasure
in referring any perscu to them who denies this statement
For this affectieu. one-hall of the prescribed - dose should
be taken—say half-teaspoonful—morning, noon and night,
ono how before meals.
The great popularity of thin daligbtfal Aroma has induced
many imitations which the public should guard against pur
chasing. 13e not persuaded to buy anything else until von
have given Boertuive's Holland Bitters a far trial. One bot
tle will convince you how infinitely superior It Is to all these
.YES- Sold at $1 per bottle or six bottles for SS, by the sole
proprietors, BENJAIIIN PAGE, J 14 .7 & CO., -
Mannfitctnring Pharmacentiets and Chemiate,
car. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
IL IL SELLVES & CO., Druggists,
corner Second end Wood streets.
And all Druggists in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Birmingham,
Manchester and Temporanceville. sePl4dawly
DRrVATEE' DISASES--DR. BROWN, No.
50 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
tS trouts, devotes hts entire attention to au Office Prue
t Cis business is, for the most part, confined to
pri to Venereal - Disease:. and such painful 101 - eckent,
brought ouleyAinspisulexual,youthfulinduLgence ardluinceatt.
Syphilia, Sy tic Eruptions,phi Gonorrhea, Gleet,l3Wicture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all diseases
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Mimes, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakns, y
ltupetency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, M onthly
Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula In Ano, Nercuna
Affections. Pains in the Back and Loins, Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assumes, of a speedy care to all who may come an
der his care.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms 50 Smithfield at.,
between Third and Feurth streets.
Aar Charges moderate. (novSsfamly
DR. BROWN AT HOME.-Dr. BROWN
in now at his new quarters, No. SO SMITHFIELD
STREET, where the afflicted are invited po call. Certain,
safe and speedy cures in all canes guaranteed. Pernons
(Doted with the following diseases should not fail to get bin
advice; Syphillis, Gonorlice ' Blest, Strictures, Urethal
Dis
charge;, Impurity of the Itlood, and all diseases of Venereal
origin; Skin Diseases, Teeter, Ring Worm, Mercurial Paine,
Seminal Weakness, Monthly Suppressions. Mensal of the
Joints, Fistula in Ano. Nervous Affections, Pain In the Back,
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys. ap7
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECILET DISRASRS. ILis success in
long-standing MEN'S iS nuequalled. The anictod are invited
to call without delay.. Persons afflicted with Venereal Di.
eases, Rheumatism, Blew, or Seminal Debility, should net
delay to get bin advice. Letters containing a fen, immediate
ly answered.
Offic and Privato Rams, No. 50 Sinktitiela meet,
I.otarre.o. Third 4nel Vntorth atrAnte 4•00
AA cAuv
DIL DUPONOYS HOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEIIALES. The combination of ingredients in Dr. Dupon
co'e ()olden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They bare been
used in the private practice Mold -Dr. Duponcoltr offer 10
years, and thousands of ladies can testify to their gloat and
never-falling seeress in almost every case, in correcting
irregularities, relieving painful and distressing menstrua
tion, particularly at the change of life. From sto 10 Pills
will cure that common yet dreadful disease, the Whites.
Nearly esery lady in the land suffers from that complaint.
The above pill has permanently cared thousands, and will
cure you If you use them. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they remove all obstructions, restore nature to its
proper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will not permit an increase of family, will find
these Pills a successful preventive. For particulars see di
rections on the box. Price el—and will be sent to ladies
confidentially. by mail, by enclosing $1 to either of the fol
low-nil:agent, •
Soil by SAMPLE A REED, general Agents fur Alleghouy
City; FULTON'S Drug Store, Ilirininglaun; JOHN P. SCOTT,
and by W. A. OILDENFENNEY A CO., No. 43, Fifth street,
opposite the Theatne, Pittsburg![, who wilt:supply des)ors at
proprietor's prices. Sold by al! Druggists In the city and
United States. apr2l,6und3p
.
Joseph White's Carriage Re pository.
JOSEPH WRITE, now carrying on hue
nets in his spacious premises, (now lately •
ettlarged,) on the Pittsburgh awl Greensburg
Turnpike, near the Two Mile Run, between yatl
Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, nstpectfully invitenthe public
to inspect his stock of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ke. And be
particularly informs gentlemen purchasers, that one pmco
only is made.
?ourteen years' experience in the business enables him to
place before his patrons the same choice collection of Car
riage which, so many yenta past it has been his particular
department to select, from the various and moat talented
Eastern manufacturers. The success of his new system is
couipleto--the economy of his arrangements will supply the
beet and moot fashionable manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the mania
for decoratin* houses of business has heaped fipon-the price
of goods, (owing to large roots,)) JOSEPH. WIM: will sell,
on ready money only, at much lees than the usual prima.
Ba Chrriagee tbpaired in the best manner, with despatch.
mh&L•daw
.NEW MUSIC.
The 'March In Nuit—L. M. Gottschalk. $l. Lent
liege. Religious .)loditation, L. M. Gottschalk, 75 ate. The
Merrh du Nuit has run through thre..erlltlons in otialweek.
and the publishers are still unable to supply the demand.
It In got up in elegant style. and will undoubtedly have a
larger and morn general sale than anypi,e of the kind ever
belnre published in America. Minnobaha, or Laughing
Rater Polka, by Francis H. Brown. II Trovatore de 'Verdi
par Henri Roallen. Xlalakon Quadrilles. by A
Leduc, with colortul frontispiece. •iardinian Polka. by Clean
D. A I hert, witL ^olorecl frontispiece. Eugenie. gratide
ka guerrarre, par W. V. Wallace. Transcriptinbal.ot Lo.•
vorile nudclie,. by 1 A. Osborne; to Nos. laivitatiou to
ring introduction and ram:Lime by tlm.
New Polkas--Ifiawathe. Daisy. Pepita by Archer. eta
ba, II Lite .Mountain, Happy Ne
t urn. lidinburgb, kr.
New Wa1ty,..41--Yountain of Lope- La Gamier. .11onfiainin,
New nont„,—Drearns that Charmed me when a Child. by
114 - . Ita'rtho M.. 'Why ask if I rtunemlstr, by Alice Data
thorne. Dearest spot of tarth to me is llome. Winer,
rue oils up thy measure. Smitro and Years. that
I"-, When shall I bean Angel too? The Rose ?setting in
at the window. Old Aunty NeaL Footsteps ot
ds h Longfellow. I tun not Angry. Dreams of Youth,
I.y Cal Ia Gold just rweiveti and for sale by
CHARLOTTE BLUME
Old establisltedWiano Depot, US Nuod at.
lllusie twilled postage paid.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATELARION
cools the head, and removes all symptoms of Alead
cbe.
Persona using
WRIGHT'S KATILARION
Are never Liable to sun-stroke.
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM HATHARION
In the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any requireil form.
For tale by Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER and R. K SELLERS
A CO, at 25 cot a per bottle. angle
BONNETS AND MANTILLAS.A. A.
MASON & CO. will open, on Monday, April Mat, lOC
more flue Spring Bonnets, In Enk, Crape, Straw, Sc., and ,d
the latest Paris etykv. Alec, another lot of fink, Moire An
tique and Lace Mantillas, of new and fashioned:de
10.. 25 fifth
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