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UNITED STATIN or —Bar" , o Judge
Irwin.—Yesterday morning, at the meetiug oc the
court, His Honor, Judge Irwin, dolivertal his charge
in the case of United Stot,a, Jan in
dictment, passing counterfeit coin. His. Honor put
claalLy and plainly before the jark.• In his
remarks he ,olut:nistered a scathing coming:a upon
the man Couper,:who, by his testimony, sou,ghk to
sacrifice his tool to his own nefarious crimes. The
jury,:however, utterly disregarded the sworn state
ments of a umn—who, when admitted to the Bar, had
sworn to support the constitution of the United States
and of this Commonwealth, but who stands before
the country convicted, by his mi'n oath, of grossly
violating the spirit of both. The members of the
Bar ought to vote this brother a bogus medal, on
g..onilitioit that he hang out his shingle on the other
side of Jordan. Chesrowm was acquitted after a de
liberation of about.fire minutes by the Jury.
In the MSC of the United States vs. Catharine Bilis,
indicted for counterfeiting, the fair prisoner was ac
quitted by the gallant jury as she ought to have
been.
In the afternoon the court met for the purpose of
hearioPtlic argument fur a new trial in the cases of
the fruited Stales vs. James Mason and James Dan
ford ; but the counsel not being prepared to argue
the case, the court adjourned.
This body mot again yesterday, at their room In
the Court House, to consider applications for Licen s e.
Evidence was heard in regard to the applicants from
the First Ward, whose names were published yester
day. Applications from the following persons will
be beard, from the following Wards, on the do) s
named :
&caul ifitrd— Wm. Hammer, Bernard Perry,
Shore & Mathews, and Ilagh Tracy.
Third 11. rd—Robert Arm t troll g, B. Autb , Julius
'Staler, John Ikch, Peter Brady, Jcdm Brown, John
M. Barth and John Curbet.
ThLd ril Stephen Cairn, Patrick Dunn,
Ilugh Duffy, John Fritehnian, Charles Fiatkoushi,
George Funston, Hugh Gallagher, Andrew Gerhul,
Felix Laverty, Ilugh Magill, Jol.•d S. Miller, Jatnes
Shaninon and G. W. Ward.
The result of application, nlll n, , t inade known
utiiil all the evidence, In regard to applicants rite
the eity•ha.s twee got airough with.
• Yesterday inlortnillg, in the Iti , -
triet Court, the following jnror, ,lid ne t i„
their names, after the Crier Intl three several times
caned 14 roll: Peter M. Davis, Samuel Baird.
Leonard 'Mier, jr., Daniel .1. Carml. Ti,... M. Day,
l'iudley Osburg, Wm. Wallace, Henry Wood, and
Jahn H. Page. Judge Williams then lined aunt
each, and to•dpaNal the Prothonotary to erdlevt
the aforesaid sum, or failing to pay, they woolil he
rout witted for f•vutetnpt. Afierwitrd, Ito: tint, tbo
tau last mulled were tea . , iLS it appeared that the
cruise of Mr. Page's absenoe was richness, while Mr.
NVotels trap sere in , its a juror in the S. Distri, t
Court.
Allegheny Volley Haar-c.d.—On Monday night the
Common Council, by a vote of sizteen to thirteen.
passed the Ist section of the ordinance giving the
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company the right of way
along Pike street, having first amended it vu as to
make the right of crossing the canal absolute. From
the deliberation displayed by the city fathers in this
matter we think there is abundant es idenes that the
interests of our city will not be jeapordized by ally
hasty action: Another tneeting will hr called Fh..rtiy.
when the second section will probably pass.
—it will be seen by an aikertizvwent
another part of this paper that a concert w ill he gi% en
at the City Ilan Thursday everting, May Ali. by
pupils selected from the schools of the Ist,
:Lb and wards of this city. under the directi•.n of
Mr. L. Shreock. Judging by the progrittrime, we
have no doubt it will be a pleasant entertainment,
and as the tickets are only twenty live cents, we
think the Hall should be rrowdoil, as no feet
ronti
dent it will be. Tickets 1",,r 'ale itt 11,. atonic el it es
and at the doer.
Lodie.' Paris Manta/ea.—The lorging mock of
Mantillas ever brought to this city, rnn now gen
at A. A. MeTighe's, corner of Grant and Fifth streets.
We will not pretend to describe the beauty and va
riety of styles, nor the low price at which they are
°tiered, but trill merely say to . Lhe lefties- du you anti
n beautiful Mantilla,richly trimmed, fashionably wade
and at a price ununtally Theo, if you oh., l
sure to call at MeTighes, where you can see. Man
tillas at $1.50 to $2.5% and $3.110, and the very top
of fashion at $:,.00.
Lliwtrirt ( ' CM rt.— B ef ore lion. If. W. Williams
John Mueller vs. Joseph Zollbufer. This was a case
of alleged libel by the defendant on the wife of the
prosecutor, sent in a letter through the Postoftiee.
Verdict for the defendant.
Peter U randy vs. A e brain riroonw Tresrm Fs
ette. Jury out
Caseutir . landseape comp..
51r. Wall. may now be seen in the wind , w
of J. J. Gillespie, Wood street, set in a frame in
Lecping with the picture. We hope some Pitts
liurglicr will purchase this exquisite work, no a just
appreciation of a native and gifted artist.
Chic of the most beautiful and best arranged ustalo
fish:vents in the merchant tailor line in the city, is
Chester's, corner of Wood Ftrmt and Di a mond
Chester's unrivalled taste in the selection of goods
and thorough. mastery of the nrt (if cutting and El
ting is making his fortune.
Theatre.—Mr. Owens continues to draw good
houses at the Theatre. As a low t'ornedian he cer
tainly has no superior, at least among those who
travel in this direction. The bill to night embraces
two capful pieces. Go and :ice "Dweethearto and
Wives."
In Tor: 0.-11. C. De% he, oditor of the Ebensburg
&wind. is in town, attending Ihe United States
Circuit Court. Harry• reports the "frosty sons of
thunder" as having Lien thawed out by the gcaial
sunshine of the last few days.
Guth is Ladd , fur Julie rereiled. The
fashions are gorgeously illut-trated, and the reading
matter got up amide car c and spirit. Fur sale at the
depots uod booktores
airily ri. --Enoch Lluwell, charged roue
time ago with robbing J. W. 'rim's store, in the
.Bixth Ward, was finally cumulated to jail yesterday,
W take his trial at the next Court of Quarter Sessions•
W.f. Nature,livl.--John Ragan, a native of Ire
land, became a citizen of thin Great American
la•-
publir yesterday by taking the proper oath in the
District Court.
There may be some excuse for blocking up Fifth
street with building material, but there in none in
the !oast fur a pile of filth immediately above Masonic
Bail. The street Commissioner should see to it.
The report from the Health office for theweek
ending May l I tit, foots up ten deaths. If Pittsburgh
is not be considered a healthy city Ire are at a lea: to
know why.
rho- When the Slightest Derangement
is indicated by coertitenese, or any other sign, It admonishes
ns Unit superfluities are gathering which should at once lo
got nil of, and the moat easy and natural method to do i Ins
is to take DR. .1. HOSTETER'S CPI; I:RATED sTONIACIL
SITTERS. They operate equally 00 all the diseased puffs
of lie Roam, cleanse the (Seemed liver of that excess or
bile which is constantly discharging into the sstemanly,
More it to its natural state. operate on the blood, and rem., e
all impurities end effectually cleanse the swami - hand him
els, and restore to them a healthy and vigorous! action. In
tide way they strike at the root of the disease, open the
pore., externally rind internally, prompting the insensible
lotepimtion, and obviating all difseasse arising from a dhaa -
dere.] state of the liter oretemach: and for sale by
HOSTETTER it. SMITH.
Sole mannfarturer and proprietors, No. 267 Penn street.,
and by druggists and hotels generally throughout the United
State, nod Caned. aPrlf•
41- Chancre Stomach Bitters are aCkUOVfledgwl
Ly ull oho have tried them to be the Not Wally madicirr of
the ego, Ear tire mire of Drlptll94l, 0011tiVelieSS, azal a dinar-
Aierimi utak° of (ice Liver and Stomach. They, jute no rival.
The mumietoni du nut pretend to caution people fruin using
other preparations that are palmed upon the public under
the mime of dumuich Bitters, for they have found that outs ,
one trial was needed to render such caution unnecessary.
. For sale, wholmale, by COLLI.I4I k CLARK, Third erred
4attiaeeti Wood and Market; OHO. 11. 111SYSEB, 140 Wood
Arnett and by Druggists generally.
g r. --- il. ,-_-,- • NOTICE.—The Stockholders or the Little Saw )till
Ban llailroail Company are hereby notified that there
wilt I...emBETIIO of the Stockholders of said Company en
lY
the TENTIIITII MAY NEXT, at 1 o'clock, P. at'the
°hue ie th e Cerupeuty at the Wear, to adopt or eat :the
beepbemet to the Charter pawed by the Leglelatere, and for
.01,lmi loirl'om , a
uPI enuleer Lm JACOB FIENNICI, Brent.
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THE, LATE-ST NEWS
401(...E * GRAPH.
'aotiGH.E SS
I'IRST SESSION.
Arkstrtitoftni •Crit; 'M:fy 13 - .-Setiote.—Ni motion
of Mr. Fish, the Secretary of War was requested to
04pqrs toitttqamulto the estimate for the removal of
the Saki kit' We IturVate. New Yoikolo as to admit
the passage of vessels of the largest class. merchant,
men, end such other aids to navigation as would ren
der this passage safe. Re gave notice that he would
take an early opportunity to introduce a bill carrying
out the above object.
The Committee of Conference on the Deficiency
'bill made a report, which was adopted.
• Mr. Cass Concluded his remarks commenced yes
terday. The troubles in Kansas had not in the least
weakened his faith in the great doctrine of the right
of man to govern himself. Ho condemned the ever
lasting Slavery question, which was continually re
newed, with increased virulence, on the eve of every
Presidential election. The South does not meddle
with the society system of the North, and if the North
would follow its example we should be the happiest
and most contented, as we are to-day the freest na
tion on the face of the Globe.
.Mr. Clayton, speaking on the question of the Sound
Dues, 'contended that this country ought not any
longer to submit to its exaction. That treaty with
Denmark has been abrogated, and nothing that could
now be said or done would restore it. Tho
notice of the President was merely one that for sixty
days - after the lapse of the year, this country would
take no steps on the subject, but it did not revive
the treaty.
The Senate adjetrxru3d.
House.—Mr. Jones, of Pennsylvania, replied to the
remarks of his colleague, Mr. Fuller. Ile denied,
on unqdestionable authority, the allegation that Mr.
Buchanan was Chairman of the Committee which
passed and reported to a meeting held in Lancaster
in 1819, a resolution denunciatory of the Missouri
Compromise, and stated that Mr. Buchanan did not
see them until they were printed. During Mr.
folk's administration, Mr. Buchanan proposed to
extend the Missouri line to the Pacific, but in 18511
he declared the Compromise measures superseded by
that line which, by its construction, led inevitably to
the adoption of the principles embodied in the Kansas-
Nebraska Bill. Mr. Jones pointed with pride to the
life of Mr. Buchanan, who had received the enco
miums of all true national men for the pure morality
of his life, and the stern patriotism of his character.
The record of his democracy was luminous, and
would be carried by any attempt to defend it from
attacks from any quarter.
Mr. Fuller, of Pennsylvania, gave a democratic
journal in the Northern part of that State as authority
fur the assertion that Mr. Buchanan reported the
Lancaster resolutions, denunciatory of the Missouri
Cocuprotnise, in 1852.
The Douse adopted the report of the Conference
Committee on the Deficiency Bill, from which ii%ttto.-
000 for the continuation of the Washington Aqueduct,
was stricken.
Two hundred and ten thonsand . copiep of the Agri
cultural portion of the Patent Once Report.
ordered to be printed.
Mr. ltivana deprecated the fatal consoqueneet to
nor nationality by the agitation of the Slaver• que
tion ; be invoked the South to stand firm and to pre.
petit an unbroken phalanx against the invaders of
their constitutional
I lotion adjourned.
The British Govern tent Declines to Re
call Mr.Cranipton—Walker to be Itecog-
NEW YORE. May 13.--The ii,r,thr, Washington
correspondent says:—The DOW! , received here from
London by the America's Malls io 0 X ,C(III3g1) 1111 p,,
tant The British fleet in the (lull have no oriler•
interfere with Walker or his men at all. II is thought
possible that the From I, fleet may do so.
Mr. Marcy hes received Clarendon's long expected
reply to the despatch of Nlarc,y to Boehonan.
o n the British Government to recall Crainptot,
Consuls Barclay, Row-craft and Matthew. Clare,
don replies that the British Government declines t••
recall the Minister and the Consuls. It is tel I
that Parliament will sustain the ministry in their
defiant po.ition, although the opposition has already
commenced a fierce war upon Palmerston.
Tha Cabinet has postponed the queetl-n of ito.
recognition of (ion. Walker's (iUVO'D'nnni until tar
next meeting. The President has assured several oF
his sends that if the next intelligence from N:1.11,3
g,:a ' , flows that \Volker it , sustaining
government will at once be recngniTed.
ST. Loris. May I:: -- arr, 4 , 1 vm.tcr
day. and thi..4 morning the puhliZex a ft-item,
her hutLand'e detention at Lexington. It 'ay.
Bobineon was going 1:::ict on riert:nal
need that he knew:of:in indictment prei-oee to on u•:
the Territory: otherwise it dote: not metcrally doh—
from yesterday's despatch.
The Lawrence correspondent of the /o cio ,, ::::1
unrier date of UM 7th, that an Inely-ttnent
treason has been found airnit,t Reeder, It-Imnsmi.
Roberts. Lane, I b •itzster and other prominent Free
t-ziate, inen. The newt had been brouzlit to Lawrenei
by secret handbill, circulating, and forces were :a,
•I:a?ling in the border eituntie , The people ::air
been warned to prepare fm- defence.
Ciscraszsr, May Ill.— The German Turners t
city, while celebrating their anniversary at Coviug
ton yesterday. were aunoyed by some boys, met
handled them roughly. Subsequently Marshals.
Hutt« and Harvey. while attempting to arrest the
Turners. were severely wounded, the former Ly a
boll and the latter by a sabre cut Some one de.
mended the U. S. troops from the Newport garris• n.
which was refused. Stones were freely u•ed end
some weapons were discharged. but no one etrept
the oflieers were much hurt. Finally floe Turners
surrendered voluntarily and quiet was restored. The
Germans say that the officers did not make them
selves known as such, or no resistance would hat e
been made.
Inauguration of Mayor Van:.
PRILAMU.PRIA, May Ill.—Mayor Vault was. inau •
;;orated at mum to-day iu Independence Square.
Judge Thompson administered the oath of Olt,.
Mayor Vtuaz made a very brief speech. Ile had no
promises to make. The people had unmistakeably
demanded reform, and he would seek to perform his
duties with independence and us he understooti them.
without regard to the clamor of fa c tion. H e would
take the responsibility.
Ile was conducted into the offiee, and wad warmly
c.ngratnlatea by the retiring Mayor.
ARRISECRG, May 13.—The American State
Council (Edie division) :net in Convention to-day.
numbering about SO delegates. A, W. Ilmediet was
chosen President pro Tom., Thos. Carlisle Vice Pre
silent and T. 1,. differ& Secretary. After some pre
liminary business the Council adjourned till after.
noon.'
Tho Convention is in session with rlesed doors
Among the delegates are ex-tlov. Johnston, Urn
Small rind others.
lIARRISTIT - RG: May ]3.—The Governor has return
ed, signed, the appropriation and libel Witt.
The American Council passed a resolution ratify
ing the nominations of Fillmore and Lionelron. tlev.
Johnston and fourteen others retired. The bolter,
are holding a meeting of which the lion. Jobe Co
voile is President-
NEW Orti..s.uss, May 12.—The Postmaster Kendall
Texas ease was continued at the in,tanee of the U.
S. Attorney; the defence pressing a trial, and uttering
to admit in 'evidence, testimony about witnesses here
tofore introduced.
CAIRO, May 11. - Mt. ter it falling slowly. Th.
Corn Anderson. for New Orleang from : i ll.
here at 5 o'clock. Weather clear mid pleat,
an t.
BALTIIIoRE, May 13. —Mr. Buchanan is receiving
the visits of his friend,, and the citizens generally,
al the Mill of the Maryland Institute. lie leaves
this afternoon for Washington.
CAIRO. May 13.—The steamer James Park. and
two barges were destroyed by fire, in the blissieibippi,
above here, opposite Thebes. The particulars are not
known.
M'LLE TEKESA PARODI'S GRAND CONCEKT
The sale nt . Ticket, in Nl'lle Tem. Parotire Grand
r,,nrert fur Saturday. th- 17IL, commeure on THUGS..
DV! ntorniug, the ISth, at 10 .iclock, at the Malik ..1
H. KLEBEK dt BRO., rwril stre,.t. 111 , I•..
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NuTICE. ALL EG HEN Y GAS (.1)NIP A
has declared a Serni.Annual Dividend Four i.e/
Cent. tal the Capital Clock, payable on and alter the 17th
inst. H. H. DAVIS, Trea,'r
Alle hotly, Iday 7, thMi--ienyl±ttli
- ItLECIIANICS' BANK, PITTSBURGH. I
MAI- 0. 1856.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OY THE
U-c -7 MECHANICS' BANK have this day declared a divi
dend of YOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock. out of the
Profits of the Beak, payable to the Stockholders, or th e ir
I.l.,slreprosetitatiVod, on or after the lilth lost.
FAMIC E D. IWO II KW, Cashier.
OFFICE PITTSBURGH A STEUBENVILLE R. R. C0.. 1 -
Pittsburgh, May oth, 1856. j
. 74 7 - . A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stoekholderii 01 the
Lee/ Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Gompany will
tie held on TUESDAY. 2001 May,11456. at 10 o'clock A V.. at
the office of the Company. 144 Fourth street.
mylo SIDNEY F. VON BONN HORST. Se, '3 . .
AP.Aft'ENTER WANTED.—The uncieT
wishes to sell the ue-half of an extensive
COAT %OAKS, all in the la s t of order. and in hill opera
tion, With entries and rooms sufficient to employ sixty
int/Hire. Ile will bell the whole, if desirable.
op2tklm. A. .1. BAKER. Webster P. 0, P.
PARISIAN TOOTH PAST E.—This is a
new and excellent tooth paste, prepared under the
nuke:IMAM riDDr) J2F. Elnllikeu, Surgeon Dentist, and is
recommend.' to the public as being superior to any tooth
paste or powder now io use, for cleansing and beautifying
the teeth, removing tartar, strengthening the gums, perfu.
tiling the breath, hr.
I'mi:wetland sold only by JOS. FLEMING,
tuyB ~ corner Diamond and Market et.
OlA:Tijer A WATER -24 doz. Saratoga
S
wateF(Con
igireAring) !waived this day by
torfl MS: .Iti, , cornenDiamond and Market at.
BL
....._ ...
ICW --- Attli -- TO btda. fresh Blue
1 1.. jr ik 7L IT - s i c d :ii - receeeed thie day ty JOB. VLEMIND,
myB corner Diamond and Market at.
4 , • 22:22 4
4 ,424 2
.1 2,
us,
'NU(
Riot in Cincinnati
From Harrisburg
The Texas Case
I=l
The River at Cairo
"Old Buck'! at Baltimore
Steamboat Burned
TO INVALIDS.
EXTENSION OF STAY
VINDING it imp,soihle, from the ttevumu
-1.: lating "denutnds Lie attentinm, 1,, lea.. I'M,
burgh early as be had designed.
DK. LAWN M. FITCH,
Will exteuil hie appointment. in this city till the at. na.l it
compatible with otheratTanystments, until the 12th of Janis,
where he may be consult...l 1. ly (Sabbath excepted) .tt his
It 40111 a ut the
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
„t Pl.llll anti St. Clair srtt,t.s, (entrant, on Penn at 1
Front the lantrs Cl TEN TO FOUR. for I'ULMON A Itl"
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
In the treaLmout of nhiell kite 1 . 11111103 111,11 t Of
A l' l' It 0 I' I A T E
Constitutional and Moinaineal Remedies is-1 lleilieinal In
hitlations has given him a degree Or success which can never
attend a panful iniperfei L treatment of thes,e obeli mate and
diseases, niiil non! ample experience, Dlt.
FITCII feels hues' lf tally ]scud--I in asserting Una when
diseitito ix Ii fat adviiiiin,l that the alpoe means tail, no
other course eau :Mord rot lei.
1/8 FITCU nay also be c insulted for CATARIII.I, either
in t lir head or throm, with the uneof local applications, by
SWIMS of throat and nasal syringes, together with the Obltil ,
Vance of necessary general me:wares, enables bu n t o relieve
in CS.Sec onentimes of u piar , m standing. Ile may be con
sulted for Dyspepsia, and Chronic Inflammations of the
Stomach and laimels. and for Female Diseases, which the
emphminent of npfnoprivte trim Minitel appliances, enables
him te treat with almost uniform success.
DR FITCH m 111 he assisted by his associate, DR. J. W.
NY RES. who will be with hint after the lath of May, and
with whose assistance he buire, to attend to patients frOlit
dISCUUCe, With Ices de ay than has heretofore been 111101kri..
dable. Shook! DR. PITCH be under the necessity of leav
ing on the Ist of J mon iIINUSUI Or remaining till the 12th,
the appointment will be concluded hr DR_ SYKES, who
will remain until Saturday evening, July 12th.
To arimiuniodute Lhs Increasing and extensive Western
practice, DR. C. Si FITCH will amen in June next, a perma
nent .Slice, at RUFFA hit New York. whore be will Iw , after
t. 111: Pictish°, gh, and where all communications will lioro
after lie addressed.
- .
DR. CALVIN M. FITt'II ‘‘ jabot it exprtweily
that he lan no to nut totsintimcori.ortion with Di. S.
ou
S. FITCH, and wld rail iutention m et tle CARI, ivi b he
Gaunt hilllKelf culled upon to publirdi ininnidlatidy 011 hip rn
turn trona lilitrop,, having reduri•neu high Dr.
S. S. FITVIII Mat 1111fi,rtilrEttely ror...de.t Lc 11011111 n during
C. M. FITCII'S
!MAUIdo ring 1.4.1C01.11111. DR. FITCH, should rail as
t•arly possiblo. nlye.ll.4w
AMUSEMENTS.
9 - 111EATRE.—J. C. I.
:OSTER. x lu Lessee and
Nia,m g ,r, 11 It II It 1,4•••1 1:II Ct. it./11 . 10,
Actinv, Mann4.;..l Tl,A.us cr. .1 . rn..
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Itox ea red Parquet le Sae. I IT,a
,t, It ea. $S 141
t.44( . .111L I Tier __Va.( 11 irate /texas, .
layer ior role, eil pereona.... ......... • vent,
Certititatte, recuritat noaG, 12 . . y cents extra.
JN.J. E. OWEN,' a JI appear
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THE spARR()Ivi , it ASS I'-\ PEES, iq. 1..1V- ~. the roan 11.114«. to the rity td Plitabur,..ll. , n
un.: in ite Count!, .L% Fted t Poie• n. „!ti, 11104 TPESDAY, TUE FIRST DAY oF .I 1 Ly N1:,\,1,
t... 1 /eon by Par , . % \I In . • 1,. 1., A )L. all that , ertao, T ee, e ..: „totirid, -rime
Plii li, In. Toll a ..iii;... oat . in.-.,toilou ,-- o. S nth Pittal•urgh. Allegheny count, and ...t.t.ittini_ in
'I li. 111111%1,3 Pap.,,. I, ./..hi. Brougham t . ,. til -11 the Mouotrzaliela river t... Itemized and ten 1.4. t.
Lade,' (.11ele to Lei. I ii..ntllit v r ~err 1,1 10.1.4, and extending back Si . .. hundred het. mole • i
t. nt L41111..11,1 Ilao lag.. I y %Ire 11, et-, ..,. tdeserrlng the barrio width to the coal level. and 1n.11,1.
F.nrueat Liuse,sel. by Mit. 114,04 ' . I it (he Monongahela 1n . ,. by laud of Jan.. a Crl•lily. and
l'ii tonal Life and Adv. 01,000 -.1 J. 1,1, Adott,n. 11,,. ~.1 1 I land 4.1 IViniaru Ella, and bems 11 , . saw.' to. mi.,-
1., .In.i :-.4.11..t ~n.l 1 , 1,10,4. r, by Caw t 1,11,..e. !: N 71 ,Melt SA erected tbe 11‘113 efLAbIIBLIII, 11l kii ,,, u 1- t 1, .,
Lht•)ner's 0u^11 , .. i,ai. I ~..1 1.,. Tnini.s 11,.,i I. Ka.'".Cl•ntim Mills, with tbe appurtenances, ',grin. nil oil , 1... ,
1147; 1 a•.l . paper '2..0 • eta- lited.l.llll•, - .10116 mud 6 :our. noceissary and 'ppm - tenant t •
Th.. A1;113 , 1 ri.' the BAT, .4 Th. u,41,e1 Fl. we:. and the the I w.tuess .1 manufacturing iron, St. The kali: prern,„
p. l .t.lar 1(,... ,al.. .• a: t,..- I; ..dt ~tehl,hruc,l ot Ir. rehjet t. to nu annual ground rent of unto hil itudi, and
111)1d II MINER .4 C.' . ''..: , tuithip-id 0 ..• ,eut% unto, twenty-ono hundredth dollars. 1950 :L —pay
pa:,
R F.:310 V A L. ot:1111.11C1 1111E111Y 10 W/".14 Ebbe, bAS 11./1 - 11 and assi...:un
tern., rash—t:dela the b...‘,.ral parties in I met red ...,.. I e
VIZANIi VAN GOli.DEli II AS ItEMOVED •.. , ' , ..r.i , '• ~., 110 DY l'.kTfhF,StiN.
_j_ 1,• N • 7... MALKET at," :, oal ly ot,t4e4te t., I tt , .4.1 r'.`'l''''' t :' . " __ . Sheriff
~,..„;. ae d to kt ,e. 1 .,, rated k• eopply ilia rt.tometb and the {,..iODA ASH, of a - goodand uniform quality,
poi :I. p.a. rally with anything the% need to the way ..t k utauulst Lured by the Vli
ena. 0.11 31autitactUring /'.., 111
'hose lig, Ell/1.1.4.1.11, 1 , 1111itAid,..1; lot re. 11.aoery and 1
~,,,„, „„,,, ~,, hand and fir ~,,h, by yiymiNG Bh , ,
Fa, , iI•P 4441.4 ~, , ..ralt) 'is.i% 11a, Flour Sulphur, in stole and ft Pr bale I -y `•
lig- 1.. tuen,l4, t le. N.., TA Nl.lrket at a.r.".1.31:1- 4 h.) I dozen Physician!' Saddle Bug', -
It ASEIIIENT TO LET. 2 , 0 IN. Carl , 31agneoia,
u dozen (doctors' Iniunoris.
Al. A Rii EI i ..1 SE NI li: N'l WWI. 21 feet ...... It, Cm namou Bark, " •
wMe 1, ", ' ,1,.1.. 1... it a 1..., ..t.und, an,l ii. II lads ..: s , lb Pearl Tapio , a,
ed and iin.l,l, will tented ..e. r,in.onahl.. torn. I t Ci INCENTILATED LYE. a new artiel e for makin,.: soap .
•.0 the . - iuner ot I , ,rth Si,,-.-' 11,1 Ih. l , 3 Ali/. Ee.„,o e ~..• 1 4.1 ind worth ten id Potash—di Land and !or le hy
at jja ira.tl; trFFICE OF %I( lit", ING POST. ••.% 1:1 1. LE)IIN , . 111;i15
_
-
0f.,1l TYPE METAL. . oN Aso , A (.0 sErs AND MANTILLAS.—A. A.
, 13, ~ tri ll epee, no Mt.t.dtt), Mt, 1-01 Au
WE II AV E 11111 SALE. at the Office of ; 0i1 , ... Vleninil I,d .ii 1/0011ad und llantillao in all man 11.11,
the I,,r.t.NlNt; la,l'. a I oge quail( it s ot ( ILI, 1 .1,1 tin nem est and most desualtl.:.tyli, 0iy1.2.
' , 1 ; t 1 . . Y 1 , , , ,,,.. 1 :, a ,., i ' 1 1 , 1 ";;, t ,',,,. " ,..,%, ' l ii ,c,',, b ',, , L ':,,,''''''''' g '''' l ' '''' mn. SII AWLS, SI lAW LS.— , 1 1 MASON A
lob%)
1.,._ PO have Just i ore, ed an,ther oupert,4- non,rtMcut . t
R EmovAL•_wm• (•ARVILL II AS RE- .1,0 ,/vie Stella met Printed Gamboa re. Silk. Crape and
mov}..l) f ro m N • .. 1 ! ,1,...,, ~ t „ N,
...1 1 „,„....
„ y ' ~ , hei Sltawls, to whin, they Invite ott! , ntlon _ MIN 1.1
1-11... t. whore he I,prep... I:I ' IT 1... ti , t..incrn ,it h t I.•• T_IoNNET RIBBONS-- 1 super .r iI,SI)/(-
Ile, 1.,1. 13/1111 .11, 11101'i,”
I_, 1111,11. Cl line Bonnet Radom, entirely now at ylea. jest
no ID m i 5vte..,.., un.li se e2.4N- ~ t .4.1110. receive.' by (inyl:,o Ak. MAN IN xCo
... _; _
IrCandless. Means & ('o., TNDIA it El)-300 11.)s. for sale by
(SUrceeraamo to Wick .4 M I'm 11.,..% IS A FAIINESTOi'K k 00,
./-
W 110LESALE ( i ItO(' E RS, and Dealer. in ")12 Corner lot and Wood nts
IRON, NAM: 4 , (41.-A:-S, COTTON YA It NS. awl Pot , . ,
I:t OSETINR.—: bbls. for tale by
burgh Menufartures generally. cern,. of 1r eed and Water
niyl.: II A FALINESTiX'K it CO
streets. Pittsburgh. _ _ _ ley:l_
_
t . T TOLLOWAY'B PILLS AND OI NT M EN'l'
F ' NI FOR REN T.—A halal! F orm, om iii .
_,„ ,
•-•. -.zee let salt, by
taming '24 ures, about one mile below the city, opp,- ~,y l, R. A. FAIINESTOCK .1, CO
we Mancheeter. There is ou the premixes. a large crstue • ---
But
house 1111111t1.10, 111,111 IGO henrlng /Iflllll. ire., also lied.i.ll, - R ,
01,-LBOTTER-oboxes p r ime Roll But
;berry and plum trees, gram., Sr. Th. place would slot ter Just received and Mr nate by
a giaxl gardener. 101' Wring appy to : myl2 HENRY lI._COLENe.
nipl3. C. ..k. .1. 11. SAWYER, No. 47 Wixid st. LARGE BRICK HOUSE pleusantlysitu
_ _ _ -
FARM FOR SALE.—We offer for sale a
..LX_ owl In Allegheny city, with lot of g round an feet
Form of 110 acres. about 3 1 4 mite.' from Lugan's Sus- 110111 on Bank lane, by 150 feet deep to al5 foot alley. The
ten Om the Allegheny Valley Railroad). The improve- /101141 C id well built and finished in modem style; portico in
ments consist In part of a good and roomy dwelling house, front. hall, two parlors, dining room, kitch
shaden, 7 cha and truit
mbers.
triune barn, Sc. 85 sere . , of the lanills cleared and cultiva- cellar . hydrant, paved and gravel yard, e
tad, balance timber Tim whole in watered by exeellent t Irma, shrubbery, kc.,all In complete 4 order, for Mark or sale by
et
Tinge Apply to l . my7i 'BLAKELY a RICKEY. I myls S. CfIYTHHERT SON.et
IBM
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COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OE TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE:.
T. R. CLAILKE.
JOHN A. WILSON
0. WCANDLESS,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
FLOUR—Sales 74 bbls. sn peril In Bout N% liar( nt 2 ;
183 bbl,. IMO and extra from do. at and $1,37 ;sa bids.
extra Gunny from do. at $6; :1J blds. extra from .r.• at
14,76; 60 bbls. superfine from store at $5,121 1 11
bbls. superfine from altar( at $l.Bl . In: bids. f i .., 0
store at $5,25: 28 bbls. extra from store at P.K: ; 1,16
extra family from do. at $8,511, and 23 111,1 s. superfine foul
a harf at $4,87 Total sales 721 bbla.
, RAl: g_g a i„ t w o bun. Eye. to arri% a. at 4iwc. ; 2LA, bap.
red Wheat at 95,..(,p, and dot) bun. data at 21", e. from d,•pot
and wharf.
SI3GAR--..Sale , 12 lols. fair to eood fair At 6,,....fei;10L 4 , vas},
BACON Sales:l4Slo Ihs. shoulders at rash; 3000
shoulders, sides and haute ut 7' ~ 14,0110 Ih4. hams
a t 94, for western; 141,000 IDs. shoulders, western. at 7'
rash; 12.000 Ihs shoulders do at 30 days; NO. It, Niles
do. at 30 days; 1000 lbs. hunts th¢ at t 0,., 30 day,. T.,
tat sales of today 49.000 Ihs
I'ollK—Sales 45 bldg. mess in lots at $l7. 640.11.
OlL—Salon 4 bbls. Linseed at u 4 ciah, arid 6 144. N.• I
Lard at OOe., cash.
ItUTTER—SaIe, 7 I,l.la..clioic , roil nl 17c., and
mon at
EGGS—Sales 12 bbls. nt
titl boy... W. 11. at In, anti W b o y t . s ,1„ at
10431,10!..i.e_ in lots.
COVYKR—SaIam '-hl hap fair Rio at 12e.. cult
FRUIT 20 bun. !tried I'eacher. at $1,47!,
A.BllE3 , —Sulu ruhloi itupurted Swla at 3,, 1 nioo
MET Al.--Sulr 2,3 1000 iipringtlebi at $4O, I,
New York Market.
NM' Yon twalay 13 —Thne, is less inquiry loola,. and t':.'
usnrket for touttuou grade.. of wustern Ilonr 1s froto
In lower; the nd van,. In freights checks the ..xport
while Ow hon. Irwie refuse to putchast , utot.. than milt , , nt
In supply thin 11114 ft pressang tuttg ; the resvipts al
• not
lard, but they aro in ext . .. 5 tlie aelnittnl; sg. I
nl Plt,;gliad4l2li for conituon to extra .s.utte: lot 1s
f , 11•11 to go,sl SliuLi g utit; for low 1., gnat Illtai.11:•1
i• all '1.•1114/111. Wiscousto. alt.! 27/4 . r
and s:‘atld for tra fit. :1.,
cloutng .lull and tin, teinlvttr) downward. t . 4/111111..11 gl
; other K,,,.!s no• ~111 loft,
elfitoge. glut tic duouunl niod , rat.. XIII, 11,11 1 1 1,
at SlX3fitadi..37 for common to ;rood 'al.' a:2
c•duttudi holy, extrn. Itxotl..ur dull; gal.'s 3;11 1.1 , 1 1 It
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xl fil•ls at 4.1 for .lenw) unit fir Itr tn.!, a do ,
1i 11.", t goost and print , stun ., and
r aa are plenty, dull and cltoolung; .ini
.Idlutt (lomat" at 51.40; SOO ',141( . 111 r , ll 1 i• ries.
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Treasurer.
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J &ILES P. %OM.
Superint.sd , U.
T. NORTHAM.
annotia, Arbilratiim for
OF A. W. CABS, V. P.
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THE Wvax.—lxf P Itt G o'clock tbcfl vrle U frvt
imlw, water m LLr chainwl. and falling. Wwwttier worm
and cloud).
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Tut; SUbgt/Llll jai built steamer '"Arctic - leaves this meriting
for h a it Mireionri. with aver 900 loos of railroad iron.
Ti..till I.K,st•ng, strum• '• Diurnal" is lii, regular
I a, ket G r Wll..,•ling, 1166 in.,.
THY fi••1•1 pa. • 114, r park. t .ILua,
a‘• 1 y rk. for I loch
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day for The liteami•r 1111.5.. Cal L Jempic• Duan,
wa, D Irare the kiln,' flay for Pittsburgh. The steamers
•• Delegate, - •• A 2' h..
Kann' iLly fot rI. Punt.
Mk light drauglil3tromer ^ M Capt. John Gordon.
leaven Th;srwho Wiqh In make
pkii.ant trip to the Folio City, ant a good Loot, should call
on our friend, Mr. Darraini. in Ow cl,•rk'a intro, and fi,nre
tlwir state-I n—rni ntrir
THE tow•liht. •• Boor, - 1•• ft yrnteritty with 7 hllLEgiq , ID tow,
coo tni Elm ii Ity•ro t 110.43..1 looWel. of coal jro
Itf.thite alto left with three barges in tow
with roil, for Ihtven.
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ifi r sh inn, r •• E:III;MC City, - Cap!. J. )1.
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L o ui s noJ I It,irr, Jr.. Its diary,i• of the
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regard.. speed :rod ae....nrrnn.lation4 ale. It not Rnrim.....ed Lr
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Likge assts - twoili of ladies and gents. I,.iikdkcs
s rasp varisty. Also, a t.up..1 . 1..r lot of gusts. ern Suit 111.1.1
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~_ ,1.,. Voutpg I I ~.ti All' I ItlaA Tea.. tii 2.41. i, nod I.• 1
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CASH FOR WOOL --The highest rotirket
‘..„' 1., e, igli.) 11l CII6h, by SERV:GER lIARBAL'AiII
DRLFSD , Xt i OLL 4 B7-:-260 bulthels fork
. 20 n BOXES Extra Soalded 11 . errulgi, 'new; 1
Iv . .),A) wx.,6 N.. i Itevi.dg, new: jug received and , ' iny'a , 11.KNItY LL COL P. ONN,..,ATS..YANIY:ILANTILLA
f . , , t- sale by REAMER A ANIVEILSON. i .1-/ 31.4.40ti.4•Q0. .Nriazo'Crli# an MondtlYeAlati=L• I. '"
teb9 Nii. : : i9 Wood str,s-t. : DUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, —Eleven 1 ruomtino Spoiogitonnots, to Silk, (trill., ,Straw, iht...luoi„d
NT liiiiTNl) . OR - ORS:Cr T - :;AIVS ; ~ Jj lota ef ground. attnate lit the boron& 'of riaterrence- a m , ki t ed 1). 3 -6, 5 t y 1 e ,.. * 3O riwt h,, r, 4 1 , 4 ,, iy,.,ydnyn Ao •
vitt, View lots are on several of the pleasant streets of tlyno and Lam lioittrillat4 oetiosV ood - taszui s 94#" 4l "'
.. I .. u_ t'; mu , . and Corn ; , •rytht• ; .
. that borough, and el wautly situated finr,prisate fialitencen. ts,, 6 2s,puthyd r oc ~ - ..i . - -' •
.. nt.F.l
Aorils. Mellows and Vie°,
;' . • Apply to BL-OCKIN tt -ILICLIIJY,
Pump Chain au.' Fixtures, nay 9
nay 41114 i Mannro Forks. Tog.othnr with a I.trne heal Walt* ailati L era. i W . ANTED::::,%41.1L11W8D.!.41.:33,..;jEL,
ri `f t. .--,,, uurs tai , ; ,, g ,t, o , ( ~ , , , l _.
•t, . I .•xt ••”..tv,• ~..ot- t otettl ••t . 1 I•t .• I ,‘• ar, , , lust recnivod and inr 'PRES . !' ARRIV:iI AT MIL OARVIrOg - iii • P./ 015 : 4- - , - 4 4101..
-.1,,1.,... at No. fs:3 W o od street- ta•twg,n Nat - unt' Bliry and
.1 . 'No '2l'2 Liberty stroct.-- 4 Clothitig at tilt {tildes of 1
Fourth tart 0, 1'1.:tut,111.1.1 Z" A Nl' 1.. F ;UN BMX li . ,kV moat fashionable stylesjusCrecelved and don tdd • --------.
tillAittito4l llll I
t the N0T1P7 , 4 8 h eM b i r . -
„,,, :. ~ lowest cash prices, at. thischeapelothlngST4xttitim. "Don't ~j„.l . rtleetirtg4tol the oc 12. of Directdramal itiV Tr , i
A!rttlliZl , inintt pod and t. Ittil'ilt. Midi:laid azol Looloritto,TPlegriP ll P*M a a
L 's` r--:on Wednesdav overtir. it BRASS. V a i rk l o , 4 " ' "4 "(4' ',. ;1 ,7 111 I - ' lt'rett'*t • • W 4,,, '. rte h o ld s a, th e N a t t e tiii siaegraphillt%:tejt„ tbeetts t. Lou
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KEY. 1 rokon at the handle. Any ouo returning tb.. - -"'" •••••" - ri"" ----- latille, Ky., ontlita mat moadky , (6ecmoi , dael oV At vat.
none to 0. LYON, No. 103 Water street, will reCell. one GERMAN SOAP-1.5 boxes. in btot•e` and . t iod e k, c k ,i.ati ~--. aostrtfiv-mtlzta..
dotter reward. • . . Thy g i1,.3 tot saintly- • ItnyEl ' . SPRINGER ILAKUALKILI. • . net - •- ' •. ,o sewtaty.
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.lutu.,l.—Clerk, J. S. DARBM:II.—u loos,. lor
. the “1.0,0 awl tutt•tho.,loo.o 1 ortAt utt WEDS
DAN , Nltty 14th. :tt 10 o'clock A. M.
hett.:ltt r snts3ag.. apply 4,11 Inturtl, or at the PITTS-
Al AMN E Azttit kaATioN MOONLI, No. 82. 11 Ater
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STEAMBOATS:
1855.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
•
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR MNFEYANCR OF P2LSSENORDS AND YRIRCIIIT
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Lonlacille,
and Saint Louis.
'ast2"" I Tins Ltsc le cumposeit of seven
first-class, powerful Steamers, nor a• it
quailed for speed, splendor, safety
and relation, and is the ONLY THROUGH WILY IJ.NR op HYRAX
l•scsurs on the uhlo river. It connects with We U. S. Mail
1...t0.0f Suauners from Cincinnati to LutMoille and &Lin'
1,0111,, by which passengers and freights are fed I.d and
rtninted through daily Two new Staamers have lawn added
to the Line, which now misstate of the following Loos :
~,,,,,,,,.... Dogs of departure
Bas. "'"F“ .. '''' from Pittsburgh.
BUCK F.Y F. STATE ..... .... 1111. W.llzutz tiCiOrica, ! Sunday.
CITY' it , WII F.t.'.1.1Nti......10its M'Luss........lMunday.
A 1.1.10114 EN Y I. N. Coon.-- Tuesday.
CINCINNATI ..... ......... . Alittatati Wednesday.
PILILADELPILI A It. J. GaAcs. Thursday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jane KLINTSLTIR... Pettily.
PITTSI3IIO.OII : J. (I•Nsel - 'Saturday.
igtt,_ Leave daily at 10 A. M. precisely.
Nu freight received after nine o'clock on the morning of
departure.
Fur particulars, apply onboard, or to
JOHN R. LIVINGSTON
'
- • JOHN FLACK,
.} Agents,'
Monongahela House Buildings.
Pirrssuaon, November, 1805 [doc3dfl
WiIEELING,
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
.
The DIURNAL, Capt. J. A. Sumas, and the
FOREST CITY, Capt. 11. War, will run as
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all interme
diate porta.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—ltrrusurso, she
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdaya, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7 o'clock, A. IL
The FOREST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Amnions%
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 7% o'clock, A. M.
Yor freight or passage apply on board; or to
.1. D. COLLINOWOOD, Agent,
nov2A No. 1515 Front street.
Regular Packet for Wheeling, Marietta,
Parkersburg. Hock& ugport, Pomeroy,
Point Pleasant and Galipolls.
The new and very light draught steamer
CLIARLES AVERY, Cert. IV. P. TORRENCE,
will leave tor the above and intermediate pone
every Friday, at 4 P. M.
The eh/tiled Avery it no receiving freight at the
aic wharf,, between Fen - y and Short street',
LOULSVILLE.
For Louisville. St. Louis, and Missouri
Tile arm steamer I.Itt!t.iNIDAI Capt. WM.
LlAtterr—Clerk, Uttatot: Itatve
• " for the ttltto . t , and tutortitetliate 'was 011 IVED-
N Ma% 14th, at 10 A. M.
Nor trvight or paroett,er apply tot boord. or of. ti PiTTS
-1:7111;11 MARIN 0, Aettot'lltTlON' ItttONI::. No. S 1 Water
nt reet. toy I::
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Nor Nailtv Me
Tho,..amer JAIXIII PDX,. Capt. STEWART,
--Cl•rk RI A ,
Blusaus,-1.111 leave 1.. r Oro
al.v, and int,rnmsliate ports on WEDSE.9
I , A V. May 140. at 10 o'elotl, A. M.
. ,
Fur tr,lght ur ptmage apply on bard. or at the PITTS
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top
SAINT LOUIS, &c
For St. Louts and Keokuk.
T 11.• •Slft WM. W.I.LLACE. Copt.
'1E5411 i',.3ll'lll,Ll.—ClPrk. C. F. at‘Ari—Alll leave
Gov tat- Al-.ve and Intel-111.Am ports .rn III•
1 , .1N May 3.6 t h. At k A. M.
Fin fr.:AAI,I pa.,A;r apply on I>ard., rA . At the NITS
-1: M %RI N A'I.ATION ROOMS, No. +..3 Water
myl4
etrew<r WASHINGTON CITY. Capt. G.
W T—C. It tt :-T.t7thisu I,ppARD--µ Itl
le.tt,tt L , r Lb, yttr,vt• 1.1,1 portb ud
iY Nl3y 'Mth...t. to 0',.1.4-k A. M
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I . ! I • p.:ilt ..r pag,.ago apply t•li bar!. ,tr at the pirry. , .
1:i h.iii •!.i H. IN}; A. 4 44OCIATUN ROOMS. myl4
For St. Louis, Galena and Dubuque.
,tootn, (,A/EL. Capt. S. SHUMAN—
' , 1 - 7W . ‘ ' i , I , E l , EVAN.--WI:1 INIVe (.0' the al ove and
,• •rta vn FRIDAY, 31;:y loth, at 10
!... .apply ~ 0 1.,ar.1...r at t Irw virrs
i; st .k KIN ocIATP lt(14)315. Wu frr
ruyl 4
or SI. Louis, Galena and Dubuque.
. Tli—t , itifi , l /N, rat.—
F.-- %%111 I-nv, Ito the atol
Itt• Inv •11.tte IVEUN ttt.D.\ Y. 11a, 14t11.
frrinnt or itanatgo apply on hoard. or at the ' , ITT: ,
it , tttiki MAI:I\E Atit. , CIA'FION ROOMS, No. `ttl. \Vat,
toyl3
For Si: Loots and Illinois River
- -
MARKNe“.. C. WI"
_ • lt,ty.• 4r the
.-. • 41”.1 inti-rm , ‘liitte ports en Y,
o P;•••,1...ii, A. M.
t,• • pn..."age apply on twartl. Tnylo
For St. LOlllel. — Golena and Dubuque
The Y.MPIRE Captam J. M.
6.tat t. tt.tr.u,.li trill
• -IL: 4-- lea,ll.lC alx!re and intortnetliatt ports, on
11'1.1 , NE17.1./.-i Y. Nl4 14th, at 10 A. M.
r,•l 11'4 pasaap apply t 1 or at Um, pmts.-
' lit, II NIA RINE ASSOCIATION Itoo.llB, No. 82 It'ater
Cll, t tays
•
For rt. Louts and Hannibal.
swaglier ARCTIC, Capt. Joan DEvttrszr,
.. k. J. 0. Ittrryouns, will tense for the
shove and intermediate 'sorts on WIThNESDAY,
lny 15th. nt Nt o'rl,,k A. 1 , 1.
1 vel.,..ht or tia,l2.E . P p y board, or nt the PITTS
-1 1...11 NIA ILI N AhS , N.3IAT_ION itOCIMS., No. te2 Witter
myn
NEW ORLEANS, Jt.e.
For Illemplda and Now Orlean*.
The ateamer A.R.GYLV., Capt. C. CoLcs.—
Clerk Cotta leave for the above and
iatertnediate porta on Fit IDA Y, April 16th, at
o'clock A.
For (might or passage apply an board, or at the KITS
BURGH ILA NINE ASSOCIAtION 10.10315, No. Vd.)Vider
screne. inyl4
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
S PRI NG ARRANGEMENT
PA SF ENG RR TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, LCICCHPT
SU VW, S. an tollow,
Leaves Pittsburgh for Crestline at 734 A. 31. and 8 P. M.
Leaves Cresttine for Pittsburgh at 6 A. N. and 11.50 P. M.
Them. 'I raj. make clone connections at ORESTLI3IB with
l`ruins 001,11111111 S, DAYTON, CINCINNATI. BELLE
FON Al NE. IND! AN A POLIS. SAINT" 1,01315,
awl all 1.,a1a ~ 11 road. extending West and South-west
through t rli 10. I N DIA NA and ILLINOIS.
lioth Trains from Pittsburgh connect at Mansfield with
Drains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CA; ), TOLEDO and SANDUSKY; maltingnsr 9Xdsk and
more r,olnections to 0111(1A00. F 1.4 by any other rent& Con
hoeth dm :ire inade at Alliance with Trains; on Cleveland rind
Pict,burgh ioad, for CLEVELAND, cmcAoo, Dtrtmoui
and D lIFFA (Al.
Snmatengorat tearing Plttnlnargla, nt tP. 31. for Sandusky,
Tttledo and Clorago, hay., the tarnaeßt of n 'mat. nt
l'alnnatield-or Clev'eltatal, and arrive in Chicago rawly not
evening.
Tli itt }l'a II TICIIETS arp-.ld to ColtunPun,.Daitott., Cin
ri it tnt. Louisville., St. 'Louis, Indian/apt:4li, Bolkfottnba,
Clorago, Hook lAlrand, 2uan City, Duulleth, Mitunkle,
Cal,. Springfield, 111.. FOrt Irnyite, Clevolaud, and the prin
rtittal rithat in (Ito IVest.
NEW ISHIIIIITON ACCOMODATION TRAIN 'enrolment
Itrixliton for Plttslturgli at 7, A. M. and 134; P. 111. Leaves
l'tttatltorgh for New laiglitott. nt DIA A. X and
rtA • For tlrk,•t+ and forthor Infttrination applF to A. T.
.1011 NI•IN. nt t h e corner of'io•. under the Monengtda•la
II the Federal Ida-vet Sttion, 1.. (IltO. PARKIN,
Ti.tet Agent. .1011" N KELLY, Paatnettgor Agelkt.
d .1. H. ItIO(MIE. S.up3.
T NI N 4.' O. - 'PRANSPOIt ATION
"..4 LAN 1.1 L 1 eI g mai b. eAteouiluall)
:u n. w peels
HEAVY }.31 .. .t1Ng5t3 Ly err ~ A , . 4. •
iithEltA D. TUSOLlajf TO lA. N It) PROM <•• • „EAST
iTTIES. We ctui asetiru ear Blends and all Hansa
sea to patrolll7.e. the Penna. Callid RAU thSt. 110
Pains will be ritarod to Tinder guttural 'satisfaction lei 1. , 13tie
yr, Ea.lt , •Elt Wusteru Freight. Thu AVOWANCE
Till: INCLINED PLANES ON TILE ALLECOIENY
RAILROAD a - ill give tufrusaud deeps° hto the
tis,eanissr , ,n of treigh ,
e ea PENN street, at the Caual Basin
11,1114 LLOYD 4; LEMON.
W . A. 1: ND,I E LRY—Wholem
w.. WILSON.
WATelf REPAIRING.—ChIuvit and of
fice Clucks ruauutio,torwl... All work. guaranteed.
. arLS W. W. - 'WILSON.
OIL 0 RIG ANA M-300 lbs. for sail© by
pal B. A. FAII,NESTPCK
ITII A F A 311 LY F LOUR-50 lib
4
' just tcteived, and fur sale. by
uyit SYR-LW KU 11 AIIBAUG H.
QTERINE CANDLES-25 boxes in store
Ly and for Ekalo I , y ;ruyl3] SPRINGER lIAREAUGII.
-w - ANTED-A Situation as Assistant Clerk
or Swre Keeper in a WilCli•Rgald Yr raajl warcbow,..
Aldreen F.
P. at thin olbcr. Ai41:3t.1
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At At AZIN ES. -
Ithwk ward, litackorbocker, Prank Cia.r.el to
111u.trat , d Yewn, bc., kc., for Ail by
- It T. C. MORGA N. 41 Fiftli tArvet.
vr..x-2, 01) lbs. re..Tived arid fur sale by
rzsz ICY , .11. , COLIJINf
EEI , ri ATo s. bushels r. of thd cele
kj .10,1 pwo.• ch La. th, moat relight,: and
rotaxus Icnvwri, at 47 Fifth Street.
op.kw
GGS barrefs Eggs Just re;eivokl and
.124 by I mpl2l I Elq?...Y I!. CO4l,lN^S_
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1856.
ELEcTuo-cuiunsciniiiiems
Echt Hollandsch Kntiden. Bitten.
TWO YEARS have elapsed since the intro
cluctioo of this valtutblo thealutied States
Daring this time it hue gultted Aitritrraitt pcptaarity ma
.
.Pt•oer and Ague, Lbw-ppm „ Aw l/.4 m Hbutachr„
Lou °L - -4170 444 , neeviAy, -.. •
mind and 137xeding Pam
Many of our most .wortby citizens testtry,te ff ilwo ,,d erfu i
efficacy in all affections of the stomach: and liver. As
tonic, It never bas been equalled, foe 'the rigid ft' affords in
all cases 'of debility or weaknese of any kiwiia,stltnost
StROLI7OOIIII. In nervous; rheumptic and neraraigke aaitib
tiodt, It has in niinierons instances proved highly beneficial,
and in others effected a decided care... - ;
When eminent physicians prescribe, and. their.patleuts co
unhesitatingly recommend, surely we may cease t doubt,
and eagerly but its virtues for ourselves..• • ,
SEVER AND •
A Chu qf Eightllontia. Standing ettrat,by Ikaltavi
land Bittrrs.-1111ehaetkolly, No. 117 Oranti,.near - Emithdeld
street, says : " Last Jnly, while running on the:Stray, on a
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New Orleans, I won
taken with fever and ague. Foreighy lonfonorithslauffered
with this dreadful disease. The.greateg parkof thiatime I
was unable to work, and spout rkt. least tiOrldollaril for dit.
forma medicines, but I found Akporteweetttollgt: Three
weeks ago, one of my friends,inedirted,upOimPYOYing Boer.
have's Rolland /littera saying ihfd,a Pre loo :r.,4 l Vioniesa•
After taking it for one Avealc,literaVstatellesugg sound
man. I have been at ..worksio*"..for tWoAgsd have
had no rehtrn of the chills-and fever what~
I certify-the above statementletrue. r-
TnosugAnAtts,,Diamond.llo.
-ILChasteea, 4/etkinTiell.
/DEADMMIE AND
Mr. Silas Idscombi. of Birmingham; says :4 al Dave found
In Doerhave's Bitters ,a remedy - for headacheand'debilliy.
My wife has also used it with the greatest benetiot.
Mr. A. S. Nicholson, of rittsburgh,also'veniarka n,sl
has experienced much relief from Rause for headache.
. .
A Hollander's Testimony_--Jaenb alnekee, 'tieing in the
Holland settlement. of Sheboygan, Whaxmaln,napm After
auffering far 401120 , time the misorruttendinirantittor.proo
tration•of mind and.body. I have been. reetored, by tiring
Boerhave's Holland I:littera, to perfect - bealtb." •
The fact of this remedy being in each higlirepuM among
the Hollaudern in Wisconten.lklichigan, New"fork—lo the/ ,
In erefy Holland 'settlement In ..ther.Ualted4Rateit—argn ,- a
much iu Id favor.
Mr. John Davidson, livingyenmillesaborb Pithiburgb, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, nays' Whim 1 romntounidankiue
Itoerhave's llollnud Bitten), I couldkiumfly iamb'—now, I
enjoy excellent health."
WKAICN)'Si OP TUE STOMACTI AND INDIGESTION.
Another Great Carr Ayfrideet by frocr;ote.'s //atom/
—The wife 01 Peter De Witte, living in lionand Tee n.
offend Tina. Irmo we:flows-1 f
the stioniteh and iteliecstion. She lint berm tinder
rine'. rare fur wrn
scene tie;l na. the dirinsie..munneil to teal',
men hie -kill. She rorchaned.scane Holland Bittern at our
oftle, whirl% tee gi yen time to her stotrinch..her appetite nod
strength MO returning, and we firmly believe that thin in
another great cure effected iry yonr medicine. • •
We have atilt to reeord many wonderful. reareeroffented by
this remedy, but mind wait another opnettunity, Pun thin:;
you can rely noon, what we hare tiuldished ore ftfle‘lperSa 113
much reepectial in our community, And are literalVarue.
.3..(brurros:*
Editor Sheboygan Nieuivhode, Sheboygan, Win.
ItHIIMATISM.
A Vase of Two Mandan' Standing Cnn.d by Na-rhinic't Mt
/and Biltev.—Georgo lA•ndersnn, of Pittsbnrgh, - saye - : '•:ttter
suffering for three months with rhencriatimirer 'part of the
time so severely as to confine me to my bed-2 - hare 1---en
entirely cured by using Roeritave's Hollarid-Bitten, 1
had one attack but found alpine instant2ticons r h •I
in the came medicine. It is, in my opinion, a scan remedy
for rheumatism."
NERVOUS AND RIIEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changeable weather is likely- tn producii a gr.•at
of sickness. To persons trembled - Noah In , r7onet or rheumatic
affections, we would recommend r:i.
On referring to our columns-yen will find certificates h .
sortie of our nrat German and English ritizetis.—Flaimiyi
semis Maatt Attung.
THE WORST FORM OP rrixs CAN RE CURED.
We are at liberty to refer to several known gentle.
mi., who have vied, thoroughly tested. and now 'recommend
Boerhawe's Holland Bitters as a remedy tot-piles. We ate
not at liberty to pal fish their names, biit rill taktepleasure
in referring any peracn to them who denies thirstatement
For this affection. ono-heif of the prescnited dose thould
be takon—vay half-tawerpoonful—morning, noon avid night,
one hour before meals.
CAUTION!
Tho great pOpularity of this delightful Arum.% busi IMA d
mauy n iudtations, which m ezuublic should against par
chita4ve gfveu D itoe n ilL's Holland BittersVS g trtil l e iZt- n
tle will convince you how Igthaludy superior 1p le tq all. thew
imitations.
Air-Sold at $1 per bottle. or Mx tattles for 16; by the nolo
proprietor% 111 , 1N.JAM111 paor,
Manufacturing Plaarecarentietil and cheiatfiti,
tor. SmithfleM andVhircl streeta . tietaburgb.
R. E:•$OLLE1111 S Oft; Drug iota,
• cernee s4iOnfl andlroo4 stre. t,
And all Druggists lb Pittabargbb'Alleglieiiy,'sinninghaiu,
Mead. ..nor sod Temperancevillo. ,
tti V ATE DISEASES—DR, BROW N, No.
Y
Smithfield stroet, between Third and Wirth
streets, devotes his entire-attention to on Office Pnw
bee. His hmuness ie , tor the most part, confined to
private Yciw nL .Pireases, and such ptdufulaffecignis
brought or .hy imprndentio„ youthful indidkencarebdiexcesa.
Syphilis. Syphilitic Ernpricrns,lionorihc , a,fileot,
Urethral Discharges, Impurity ot tbo 13100, d'ithidlslimmws
of the Venereal t organ. Skirl Mammies, Scorhydid Erbptions,
Sutter, Ring..nn, Mercurial DiseitSes;''Scinitial"Weakness,
Impotency, - biles, Rheumatism, Female weakitqA,.3tonthi,
Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Idatula In` Alfc!,bieivons
Affections, Pgaill, In the Rack and Lidne, IrFi t i itl of the
Bladder and KI,IIIE7V, successfully treated. CeiregnarAntee.d.
Twenty years' practice (ten in this cdty)enables lit: Brown
to offer satunumes of a speedy cure to all who intky Come un
der his earn
Mee and Private Consultation' MOW sO'bildtliile - 1.1 at.,
between Third and Frurth streeta.
/fir Charges moderate.
DR. BROWN contirirov tote ooristatO4 for
the cilia of SECIIET D suioass In
longetandhig sloes is . unegnallrd, The of ere invited
to call without delay. Persomehlrfliebiti Witoo,lleoal Dis
eases, Rho:madam, Plies, et Seminal De h Sii*: jihduld not
delay to get his advice. Lett* tOntairdia4 tilee,hmrtedlate
ly answered.
Oillas and Private nomitt, 50 Stnit).kilidd:tirroet,
between Third mail Yourtil Weal. Vittstnirtilb . le2a
CARD : •
• .
ADR. DUPONCO'S.DOIMEN TLIONTEItr DIT,E.S FOIL
FRItALEB. The combinati_gn Of I ictf.tentiA pr,p.vpon
cxis Golden Pliie, aro perthcil3 harmlesx., Theybeen
used in the private pract tee'Of old Dr. Dixpeti . exi 11 - ver
yore, and Go:wands Of ladies cos Wirity to their-taint and
never-Salim ewers& hi almost every case, in correcting
irrrgolniftles, relieving painful and distressing
, filettstrua-
Lien, particularly at the cliatoge Frinii 6 to slo 4 's Pills
will mire that common yet dreadful disease; the Whites.
Nearly every Indy in Garland otiffers' reifin that cogiplaint.
The above pill has pertusuently.mtred • thottemilsottal will
cure you if you use them. They cannot'barnrytittllori the
contrary, they remove all obstruction-4, itetore *dote to its
proper channel, and invigorate the whole system,' Ladies
whore health will not permit an increosfiof fltrolty x will find
these Pills a succesntttl Pfevetifivo.: . pii . r . partichliresee di
rections on the box. Price sl—and will be sent , tO ladies
confidentially, by mail, by enelosingsl to'tfitherikd'ithe fol
lowing agents: "
Sold by SAMPLE & RE.l.4l:i t , general Agentsfor Allegheny
City; FULTON'S Drag Stour Birmingham, JOILN - P:SCOTT.
and by W. A. OrLDENFENNEY S CO,,Tkro. 43, rimi street.
opposite the Thetrtro, I tttebitrgti, %rho wilt supPli - ..ilirs
propriotorM Sold' by all Druggists t .city
United States.
, ~•,
' , White's Carriagq. 4,S.Pkwit ' •' •
TOSEPH Vattr.., incumesitryitrg on" ennu. , - 1—
tr netts in hiaspuieursosinieus, (no* !sanity,.
eulargeti,)en the Pittsburgh and Orfertilimifg-
Turnpike, maw the Run,•betarots-,
Pittsburgh and Lawrenotwille, respectfallyituvites the public
to inspect his sti sit of CARRIAGES, .11LiCiGIESithr. And be
particularly informs gentlemen porchtsers, , thateatio price
only is 'nada
Fourteen years' experience in the lmsinetis enabtebhtm to
place bolero his patrons the same .cholcanollection id Car.
tiages which, en many years past it has been his variant,
department to select, from the various , and mast talented
Eastern manufacturer& The success of his. newt syttem is
complete—the taionomyitif his armnpicuants willumpply the
bent and most fissitionaldo manufactures at atioderatoprice,
... . .. . ,
linincumberte l by those heavy r xprmges. which theanunia
for deem:ding housee of business has begird tipinet eec a
of goods, (owing; to largo routs!) JaitliPFU tflit2,l+ il .iwil,
on ready money only, at much lesertlitin doctrinal' p ces.
Nile - Carriage. repaired in the best nuinrier;mith despatc.ll.
mhfcdatv • •••
NEW MUSIC. " •-, ~• • •
The March du Nuit—L. AL. Gottschalk. $l. huff
Done , Religions Meditation, L. AI. •Gottschalk,7s cts. flu
11art la du Nuit has run through t Ewen 12111i0/33 in one , week.
and the publialters are still unable. to supply tho ilemand.•
It ts got up he elegant .tyle and will
ki uniloybretli.. l 4 d• so '• i e .,
le ger and more general ail° then any piec4v.ittlie et el:
unto, jeffdialted in America. Minuchaba, or La tug
water Polka, by Francis H. Drown. II Trovature de Veldt.
Fautanit, par Henri Rasellen. Malakoff Quadrilles, by A.
I,due, with colored froutiapiece. fra.rdirtian Polka., by Chan.
D. Albert, with coltked frontispiece. Eugenie, greedy ma-
Lurks guerrerro, twr W. V. Wallace. Transcriptions of fa
vorite melodies. by G. A. Osborne: IA No.. Invitation Itt
Snug.: introduction and variations by Win. Incho.
New Polkas--Iliseatha, Daisy, Pepira by Archer. rit
New Schottisches—Hiawatha, 11 bite Mountain. Happy Ft••
turn, Edinburgh, tic.
li
Now Vialtres—Fonntaitt of Love, La Gartier,'ll• Innint:,
Merry Sleigh Ride, Ac. li
NOW Songs--Dreams that Charmed too when a Child,. I y
Alice Hawtho ue. Why nab 11l 1 emoriber,ll Alive,-/I.w•
thwito. **:Doarest spot of Earth to ote Ft (luau IV)'eti. voi.
row Alla up thy 171.9111, Bootee end Tears. Why , Out
Tear. When shall Ibe an Ante! r,..0 ' 'file !teen, porplo,, t ,,
at the window. Old Amity Neal Foot.tops ,1 Au-,d--
words by Ldingfellow. I ant not A nirY. Drtates of Tout I, .
by Carlo ileld—Matreknived awl for rale by . . ....
. . , CliAltuxi - rE lii.tap -
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"Old (14 tibliolira Plano Depot, IIiPAT • ...t
"lush, mailed postage paid.'' . : i i *,',..;
WRicarrs PREMIUM K ATIIAITION
c01:46 the fwd, and removes all e)loptmun of Ilowl
ache. .
.. . . . . • i .. .,
Persona using
WRIGHT'S KATGARION . f'` t
Are never liable to stuttetroke.
• - WRIGHT'S PREMII.I3I 'NAM. \11.10.1e , 1 --
be the moat valuable admiration to the toilet, retalAtiv Doi
Mir in on, zelltdretitClin,' • • ' . •
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Fdr Nile by Dr. G 11. Ii:EYSER and P.,.. E.. PE111..1
A Ci)...at.2tiewutaPni bOttleto•
•. In
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JANIi9 WARDIIOI
2,500 lbs. for sale
YAII.NESTOOK a cap.
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