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TiIIIRSDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN
(Sub yd W the th.cicion f Uu Nat., , nal (Irnrefition.)
Democratic County Committee of Correspondence.
The Demornitir County Committee of Carr•srneionce will
in ....t. at the St. Charles Hotel, nu SATURDAY, the 17th o
lilay, lEtiltl, at 11 o'clock A. M. A full attendance is ie.
.ine.t.e4. SAMUEL W. BLACK. Chairman.
The following named gentlemen 1 . 011111,1 e tin' elllllllllti...
llou. Ci/ MCIOO SIMI vr, Cllo W.(l. Hawkins,
D. IL Miller, I.lanies Salisbury,
Thomas S. that. 'Whi../ohtetl,,h.
Jacob L. Elseseur, !It. 1.1. Ibilorts,
J Anion llerdmitn, , Michael Snee,
John IL Phillips, Jim Sill•
John N. McClowry, ' Col. James Sr. dl.
.1 ehn Roth. ICA. Andrew Scott,
A. Ilivrtie, 1101., , Morris. gi V•xiter,
Snittnel Kirk, I A. It. )ileFarlanil.
Democratic State Central Committee.
The Democratic State Central Committee
Pennsylvania will meet at Pittsburgh, at the
Charles Hotel on Monday, the '2Cith of May,
10 o'clock A. M. Important business bliould s
cure a general attendance.
3. W. FORNEY, Chairman
BUCHANAN DELEGATES.
Delaware and Missouri both send Buchanan
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. Thir
teen of the delegates from Ohio are known to be
for Buchanan., The Michigan and lowa delegates
will undoubtedly lie of the same opinion. Five
of the delegates from Maryland are all right,
and nine certain from Virginia--the balance
doubtful. But Buchanan has the majority of
the Virginia delegates, and it is probable the
vote of that state will he cast as a unit. Three
delegates from Maine, it is said, will he for " • Id
Buck,' and it is believed there will be four or
five others from the New England States. Nl'w
Jersey delegates are unanimously instructed f
rr
him. The entire Pennsylvania delegation ‘,lll
vote for hint, from the beginning to the end.
The Louisana delegation, and a portion of the
-Tennessee IA 111 go f‘a him. If the New York d,l
ilMl=ll
SEEM
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CANAL 00MXIESIOIPER
GEORGF. SCOTT, or Ootumßin Co
ALIOII4,R 01,NCILAL
JACOB FRY, Jr., Ylowroolar.rtr
SURVEYOR OF-WERAL :
TENIOTIIV IVES, Purna, Comers
°gallons art' ndw i t t ed, he 111;1 no doubt hay ,
majority of them. The California delegates are
instructed for him. We count on Viscomdn d,r
him after one or two ballots. We believe the
delegate. , from Coune,ticut and Vermont w,.,1.1
prefer Mr. 11, but they may be restrained
an early expre , Hon of their preference I,y
tru•:tlon or ,ptl , er r c n , “ti• Fr ,, 111 K Mur k y Ch.
it.. re, certatu tht..ttattlloll yet, tht.tigh there
iuulrt 11131 Nir P. lots 1,0 , t , of frierpi , in
„ 1111[ Oil R Hmj. , rity f,r SI r I
the tir , t or even the thin Lalh t ; but that lir 1.
have a majority of the ciitiventi..n ott the Melt'
nr ninth ballot we preiliet That point reach , I
his uneveeptional.le character fitilbis well kiwi,
popularity with the IllasSe:+ of the peiiple will, w
tritst, secure for him the nomination
The convention will hardly veuture upon ti,
former policy of casting all the Foininet
men, and nominating a new man- - one who
comparatively unknown. Ilowever well that mi
have worked heretofore, the people ,l , qCt liLr
A FIXED FACT
Fillmore will run. Fillmere qud
not decline They cannot
The `tote Of r, i era! State-5 1.,
rnti fief tlst•ir u otnitlat,•n,, and l'cr,u,s.lvani ,, I
at la. , .• rolle.l in. • Tht• 7s: st.
met at I :th
1.:1,1 ,1 01 11. -„11111 , m rat it) lug 11, .1' 11011111,1 i.
/111 1 / follticvn -r cighl y 1..11 ed. tilt
of I'enn-ylvania are r. uuuitte , l t, their I
111.. re mrol to het. Iu Ilhnots the
tlttaK ha , been that , eithin n Irty day 4
o,a , hu.‘ett , the party ..n the
tion, and the re , alt ,11.114 . 1•.1 that a Inaj,aaty
K. N . - were fir the Ii , •l;r! lit the Sow]
Statc4 gelivrail , thy tick. arceltt.l an•l will
tll , ler nurh cirrurnstar.cc- It car ,
Ito expected that the ran.lidate , Rill decline
Now the atinlitiiini,th may give up all hope
etreilive It eutiuot be &tie. They ha
run the negro q uestion down iutn the grout,
They may pipe away about Knto+aii
nineh as they but the peoi....r ANY,: u.,t
,wee to that tuue. The people fire ,ICk of it
disgusted with It. The attempt t,, aholttl“tme
the whole north ha proved a tni.ernble failure,
as it deserved to do.
It is evident that there will be three ticket , ,n
the field—the Democratic, the American, and the
Republican.-
BUCHANIN kT Bu.rdmonE.--Mr. Buchanan
was received at Baltimore on Tuesday with a
cordiality and enthusiasm seldom equallt ,
in
thi- country. Hi, -peecit was the I,e,t tie et, r
111:1 , 1r. NVe shall puldi.h it to-morrow. !Ho.
he •linner wa. given. Hi' arcoinp.m.ed t •
the tperi in the evening, whene he wa- gree..•
. aml 111,1,13114 , - of tl„
carz.,al.- thronred to lid: hotel bi n , by it ,
Ily t,lvgrti,llle rep , rt- it will he • t•••T
that be ha , I.[• e n n r i•ivetl
R's 6in~t ni
Part, __Th ere are ,
good many attempt. , at Wit now•n-.lays that ate
utter failure , : but the author The Sparrow
grass Paper, has not failed. Ile has produced
an amusing and agreeable bock. It is instruc
tive as well as amu-ing, and exhibits a rbrew.l
insight into human character. It is a neat col
time, published by I and Jackson, New
York, and for sale by Miner Cu., and Gilden
fenney c ,at their deputy.
Ist , t.r A.!`o , ritEit - Alfred Pike, who was a
Receding delegate to 1110 American National Con
vention, held in t city. has h•sued the pronun
eiamento of a new party. It i,r•to he called the
Democratic American Party"—its tmdto,
•• Americanism Toleration and Reform - -and it,
candidates, Daniel S. Dickinson, of New l'otk.
for President, turf t' Dawson, of Georgia.
for Vice President. !%Ir. Dawson, by the way.
died in Macon, early in the present week.
WARREN Cut NTI L\s.--\l'e are advised by
Nlessrs. Jones & Bankers, that they know
of no reason for the report eirculated yesterday
that the I:ank had Palle 1. The institution is re
ported safe awl in good cohilition by those who
know something of its atlair, It is hard that
irresponsible parties should obtain credence in
regard to solvent Banks, when circulating ru
mors. We believe the Warren County Bank to
be safe.
Cot If. I. LAMBAERT. —We notice that an
election for Colonel of the 4th Brigade, Kith Di
vision Pennsylvania Volunteers was held, at lioli
daysburg on Monday last, and the able and effi
cient superintendent of Pennsylvania Railroad,
II I. Lainhaert was elected almost unanimously.
If t:td. 1.. drills his brigade, as well as he has
the employees of the railroad there will be
no hett , •r •frilled soldiers in the State.
TUC bill granting lands to aid it the construc
tion of the lowa Railroads, has ~C COLTIe a law.
The aid is designed mainly for the road running
from the Missis7sippi to the Missouri river, and
its branches. It is supposed the lam' will sell for
enough to build the entire road. That secures
the completion of that road right speedily, and
then we can go clear to :Nebraska by Railroad.
THAT CHNCERT. —Tbe public concert at the
City Hall to-night ohouhi draw a large crowd.
`e.• advertirement. More than a thousand ring
ern are expected to take part in the performances.
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PRIVATICEStII4O.—The European nations have,
among other things done in the recent treaty,
agreed to abolish privateering. That may do
for the nations agreeing to it, but the United
States will become a party to no such arrange
ment. Ptivateering is a bad business—so are
all wars. In case of. a war with England or
France, our prtvateering would be our main arm
of defence. 'We have -lore ships than any other
nation, and'by throv - og armaments aboard two
or three thousand ..; them, the ocean would be
swept as with a I.loom. The immense navies of
England and France could not protect their mer
chant ships from such a fleet of cruisers. Unless
we have a navy four-fold as large as at present,
we cannot afford to agree to abolish privateering.
The London Daily News, in closing an article
\I \ 1 1
on the peace, Bays:
"We oast our eyes across the wide Atlantic, and
invoke our kinsmen there, disregarding the petty
differences which have arisen between them and Eng
land, to accede to the declaration respecting Mara
time law, and thus entitle themselves to be repro
Belated in some future Congress, in which wider is
sues may be raised for the benefit and liberation
mankind."
We eannot_agree to any such thing, and as to
entitling ourselves as a nation to a seat or repre
sentation in European Congress. that is an honor
not considered ou this side of the water worth a
button.
PICTORIAL CYCLOPEDIA OF BVOORAPHT. — Dr.
Francis L. Hawks, of New York, has commenced
the publication of a periodicol that cannot fail
to secure a wide circulation. It is issued once
in two weeks, in a neat form, each number con
taining about fifty pages. It is " a series of
original memoirs of the most distinguished per
sons of all times, " with illustrations, portraits,
and wood cuts representing views of the resi
dences of distinguished men. The Doctor is well
qualified for the task he has undertaken, as the
five numbers already received abundantly pr.ve.
The biographical sketches are arranged in alpha
betical order, and all the distinguished men o
ancient or modern times are noticed briefly or
more extendedly, according to the interest of the
subject. We have seen no work that bids fairer
to become popular and successful. When the
twenty-four numbers of a year are bound in one
volume, it will be a handsome and interesting
book, and invaluable as a book of reference.
The Doctor has hit upon a happy project that
cannot fail of great success. The work needs
only to be made known to be widely patruhiied.
.1. IS. D ('lark ;t: Co., No. 71 Fifth street, are
the agents to receive stib9criptions, and hay
copieA to exhibit. We advise all the intelligent
and those who want to be so, to give them a cal
ing of the Amerienn l'..nurit in Boston on
Fillmore Melt INt•re eleCted otTicers
olntioti reptidistilo; r. Fillmnre were tat.
deci , led Inajtkrit) The Anti Flllmore men r
tire••l an,l i-aue a call t.,
gAte , 14. the New•l . url: C.,nvetttlutt
Tile lowa Capital ti , p , rhr, the central
of the Democracy of lowa, is out iu a Fowe
article in favor of )1 r. Ituchananls nomina
liy the Cincinnati Convention—and hay. it
~ntintent of a. very large majority of the
cratir party of that State
oil t
MEE
IN M , 4 9 Ikt'IIU4ETTN - - .\ t the u
Frt. the 1'1e,,1,111.1 I 1 rnLI
Chicago & Burlington Railron
This line affords the emigrant or the plea-ote
seeker a direct and delightful route to the NI,
,issippi and the rich fields of Southern lowa. N.
time should he 1.,t, either, 11 the latel seek, r.
for ,mly '...,04)41,04 ,, ) acres are now ~ , ,uloject L, . iJ i y
111 that State, ati.l the I , trenni of emigration 1-
full bond.
i%ultillgtell 11. lowa it'. a I.rrper p.iut h
whip h either 1.. reach Sebnoika ,ir
the interior e f lowa. We never SAW tin. runei ,
e. hong." , than are furiii.hed tiy the .:.•
beyond Burlington, ant when at that riir
y• urt is planted in the vet, girten of tlai
w Th; Chu-ago S Burlitigian Load, in r .i;
neriedi with the Burlington &
the irireg direct route b; the laud "fire- id
Filithe;it Chariton lint Council Lllutl ai; I
in the dastrietl h.re fuutel the richentlants, e ;
N:.Lcr :mrl
pleasure jaunt e trip to the Mis•iosil.la
and tip or down th-: er. cannot be exrr•ll, d,
and a feast 1- 1,,r any one who eon
tempi-otes such a journey This is the month,
too, in which to go. To a pet- , m who has tic , er
been tof to tit of shore . in a prairie, t h e
ride frmn Chicago to Burhartun is the 10-t
- , choelolay of b. iife. Ile will learn more, nod
get greater expansion of vision, than books voi,
give him in a life time At Burlington, the
river, down to St I.oujs, or up to Rock Island,
Galena. or to St Paul and the Laughizo,-
Water, - affords delightful routes. Take your
carpet bag --be sure and Lake your wife along
and make this trip. If we have deceived
never believe a newspaper again an long as ),
live
Democratic Head quarters, at ('luchona tl
for the Friends of James Borh•nan.
It has become a custom at National Conven
tion• to have "head quarters - for meeting and
consulting, by the friends of the several Carl.ll
date- Preparations have been made already in
Cincinnati, in this respect, on a large scale
ilne of the enterprising cit-zens and devoted
friend ..f Mr. Buchanan, in that city, has rented
a large Ihdl un Fourth street, for the purpose 4
acconoslating the several delegations friendly to
Pennsylvania's distinguished statesman.
Tlll
capoo-I•ots Halt is described to o, as being in the
neight.orhood and very eonveniont to the
frand Hall prepared for the reception of the
lien.,. ratic Convention—and ,s WI a line with,
and but a short distance from, the Burnet How,.
and other LlUtek. -
We take special pleasure iu directing the iit•
tention of Pennsylvania's legions to these heal
quarters," prepared fur the friends of James Ito
Annan, and trust they will be at once accepted
They have been secured, for this object alone.
by Dr. E S. Kaufman, a native of Lancaster.
Pa., who has been fur many years a citizen ol
Cincinnati. His boyhood days were spent in
the neighborhood of the then distinguished ciii•
zen of Lancaster, who is now the choice of it
State, and, we believe, of a nation, for the
highest position they can confer—and, as a man
and a citizen of another city and State, the
strong feeling entertained in his youth for his
model of a great Statesman, have kept pace with
the spirit of the times, and have grown stronger
as they progressed. We trust that Pennsylva
nians will at once direct their attention to
•.Kaultnan's Hall" as the "Buchanan Head
Quarters - in Cincinnati. We hope, too, that be
fore, and ittthe close of the National Convention,
the ling of every State in the Union will decorate
the walls of that Hall, and be floated to the
breeze, encircling that of the '•./t"..,/ s ha,
recleral Arrh."
The residence of Dr. Kaufman is at No. :AT
Vine street, rincinuati.—P,anetyleannin.
From tho rot urday
A Pt It Vl'Mtl. BLIKATH. What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse of a disagree
ble breath when by using the " Balm of a T
and Flower.," as a dentifrice would not only
render it sweet hut leave the teeth white as ala
baster'.' Many persons do not kuow their breath
is bad, and the subject is so delicate their friends
will never mention it. Your a single drop of the
" Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. , A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily lie ac
quired by using the " Balm of a Thousand Flow
ers." It will remove tan, pimples, and frechl,..,
from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate
hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops,
and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY,—Wet your shaving-brush
in either warm or cold water, pour on two or
three drops of Balm of a Thousand Flowers,"
rub the beard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation of
shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprietors; and B. A. Fahne
stock & Co., Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers &
Co., Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & Co , Pitts
burgh ; and Leo & Beckham, Allegheny city.
THE editor of the Utica Herald says that he
once knew a wild widow who cut nut her own
daughter in the good g.• o.ris of her rover, and
married him her , ell" . obtain revenge for
this mean tirrinotherly i :ek, the daughter set
her cap for the young 111.4.11'S rich father (of whom
he was the only heir,) and actually married him,
and had children, to the infinite annoyance of
the other parties. This neoured in Onondaga
county
" ' - • a m'z' ••••4'
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I , ,AL
FROM 'WASHINGTON
Th.• The yiewNlr between the two
31r. I it
t, anil
;., , ,,d Bill- I malters—
trm question- Pe 10l - Political.
Mby 11, 1856
The deficiency bill has her,the a sort of shut
tlecock, driven from one branch of Congress
to
the other by the .fisagreethent of the Committees
of Conference. It is now in the posse lion
the third Committee, with some prospect of an
agreement between them. As usual the gyms
tionable items are referred to a committee o f
three members of each body, and their action
must be accepted or the Lill lost. The present
bill, originating in the House of Itepre-entatives,
provided for deficiencies only numerous amend
ments were added by the Senate, and the amount
appropriated more than doubled it is returned
to the house, where some of the Senate's amend
ments are agreed to, and others rejected. It
passed to the Senate again, when its former ac
tion is insisted on, and a Committee of Confer
once asked for. At this period of the session
there need to bent. haste in reaching it conclusion,
but it is apparent that when such committee is
required, on the last night of a session, to de
cide upon many amendments of doubtful propri
ety, minor considerations must yield to the press
ing emergency, and an agreement arrived at,
even if many objectionable measures are retain
ed. To this mode of perfecting the appropria
tion bills is attributable much of the louse and
imperfect legislation of Congress.
The struggle between. the two Houses is i.vcr
three of the Senate's amendments —one to cmi•
tinue the construction of the water works,
another to supply deficiencies in the support of
the Judiciary, and the third fin- deficiencies in the
Quarter Master's 0 thee — the Senate insisting
and the House disagreeing. The item for the
support of the Judiciary includes certain expen
ditures at Cincinnati in the rendition of fogd Ise
slaves, and of course elicited from uncle .1.-h It
homily against the constitutionality ef the law no
der which they were restored to their owners.
If he were Pre-ideet he would not execute an
unconstituttnnal law. It was a singular re.-fill
of this controversy that Mr Campbell was forced
by Mr. (lidding,' assault into a defence 4.f 014
administration, saying that it was the
l'rest lent':
duty to execute all the laws until they had beet
repealed or pronounced unconstitutional by till
highest judicial authority. The deficiencies it
the Quarter Master's ()thee acre oceasioned
by
the Indian hostilities in I tregon, find the neei•-• , 11.
of transporting large numhers of troop. , an.l in
creased q uantities of munitions of war to tha
di-tart territory. The ttiiiiriii•ltat...n 1..,
water works is not a •14•111•Itilicy. bit int .11 , es ill
whole filiation of 1111,1' construetion 1 y tli
general government according to the Ida,
II
which they hate 1.1,11 It 111111
lost 111.1\s'i 1,11 ten t•• •,tni the appcopri
int, the civil and .111.1 main' d.ll on the 1 4-t
"f the session 111 nano. id
of rollferi•lti•i•i in lilt.. •,1 spparant
Opiiihilti,lll a . the 11..11-.•'K , praeutative ,
Itl the Si•ltitt• • . the 11.••
‘ ..t the Naval lie .1 • the do ,
ElVi•r and • 11.. ti! 11, I,
!awl" t.. efilteads in 1..1,A,
another to the 1 Ify Mr
to the stitlic , eney et the ludo', gut en 1-y
government to that of Dmitnati.. the
lion of the treaty relvting 1114. ....mid dill
The 110tIi, to 111•• w att Wai•
about a year since I.y the Pre-eh-tit in 1 •`
a a resolution of the .S.itivite .to at l I
Sumner think. the note 4 4' in. alb d tent an 1 41‘
that the Juitit f in Id .1 Conk
rctitti.ite to int-r-Mt ut
necessary ,I) to
debate Vitt. -tin; I.• tin 1
will •Iii111•11ii,•••• lie resumed at al, rare dav
There u. a very le.-I-h.•i in
in favor of river and ha; dor Intl.,
urcuu,, pet hap- to •re than two thirds, if tde
!in the 1 4 4 ('Lair Hat- lll3y 1...• regarded a
tat on the . 1 04...tien I.f the principle Th
the rater hol whirl W., tldi
.lent tit die !,I Ow thit
tlct t. decono• a 111 v If I,
eltu•lltl,e Vet, ).y
,tttotitatal at•t . tor IS t tlwrd
number oft the -111, .011 rire
ilie IW , , ,' , 1 , 11 I rhywhhc - 1, the mut
meta of a , ingle harbor, a't whita:''
Lally pa.T tit due time Twgetb , r they
IL1111.1• up tie 1.11•V.1i."1,3 (.111‘•rl. e,l ,r 1
1,11 vetoed I•y the l'ta -elent, It, • ett-..n , f
being fully OCT forth 1h Its- wpeola; tne.
of December Ile CAM,.t there
Le expected 1., -ancto lit .11•13;'.
may B ow he S,1 , 1:1111... , 1 In. third,
110 , 1.eP ~f l'ong.re
The lowa, raitrua.l twit .1.119.1 , - , nib ',at,
twon. of huoi for the 1..40•fit of tour railrwad
(hilt :Atate, fixing the value of the re•terve•l
1 . 1.114 at double the nonstuttut pt tee It tc it 1
valuable cwrice,tiwn• amt will Ittd largely in
wping the rt. , ,,,ITTPA of th, new and thrlt
The reliable account puhli-he.l in tile /
the actual condition of aB sin in kanatt•,
to satisfy teasooable men ,if the gro-• exvgi
Lions p o lined titt by the Black Itrpoldican•
the territory and the f iolence of the pro ion
party. The attempted a-sassination ,if
Jones while in the discharge of his otticrrl dot:
proclaims that the •pint of violence
among the free Stale .ettler , 111.0 Tido
logical ,e , l uence cif the of the al—
timings in Congress and in the eastern Slat,
nul l o f th e lesson- inculcated by such li,vines
Reverend Henry 11 itrd Iteecher. Rut for th
quiet would reign in Kansas, and lOW and ord
assume their proper supremacy. Ininiigrato
continued at a steady pace, and n year hell
there may be sufficient population to,entitle it
admission as a State under Judge Douglas' to
Then the people van decide this question
slavery for themselves, and whatever may tie
result, the south IS IlleliVed not to complain
to refuse the State wind—ion into the [no it
The English enlistment .01,-ti•oi as a ell ti
relating to Nie•irigo a mil the I.(eeption f
V lid, remain lifideelled The lltte•dinfortioo;
from :
I
...nrope IS that Illy F.111:11s11 government 14
cit.l,l on the Mos q uito protectorate, but dee!
to remove NI r Crampton The winictry 1, ar c
suffered defeat in both loon,. on minor , i lle^tl..ll-.
ant it is natural that they should wish to pr..
long their existence by postponing discussion on
kmerican matters its long as possible hero,
the extraordinary delay in producing the corre
pondence in compliance with the re q uest of
Parliament. These q uestions, with the general
dissatisfaction in Errglitml with the terms of
peace granted to Russia, lutist lea.l to an entire
change of ministry and perhaps to an early ,et •
dement of the disputes with this country. .A.•
the reply of England to the demand for the revall
of Mr. Crampton is already on its way here, his
dismissal ought to take place within a week or
two. Mr. Crampton, it is said, expects neither
to be recalled nor dismissed, presuming that the
approbation of his own government will protect
him from dismissal.
The Padre Vijil is here, awaiting the decision
of the administration as to his reception or re
jection. The telegraphic despatches of (len .
Walker's friends in New York makes known hi s
wishes that he may lie recognized. Probably fur
ther advices front Nicaragua will be waited for
before there is final action in the matter: if the
nex t steamer announces the ~ u cce, , , of Walker,
his government will be recognized : if he is de
feated, that will end hi, e user in that quarter of
the world.
The political cauldron :dome.;
bubble, especially in the ranks of the various
factions arrayed against the l)eiriocratic party,
as the "heated term of June approaches.
Four or live National Conventions are to Ice held
during that month. The Crhciiinati Convention
will be followed by the seceding Know Nothings
at New York the latter by the Black Republi
cans at Philadelphia, and towards the end of the
month by a Fillmore and ihmelson Convention,
for the purpose perhaps of surveying the field
and uniting with other factions in a united ef
fort against the Democratic candidate. The wish
to arrange some such combination is apparent.
MERCER.
SCEINU AN ARCIIITIN'T.—The congregation of
the First Reformed Dutch Church of Jersey City
has sued Mr. Welch, an architect. for $2. - ossi
damages. They employed him to furnish a plan
and estimate for building a Church. lle furnish
ed an estimate, which made the cost $20,000, but
the congregration, in erecting the building, has
already expended $25,000, and it is as yet only
half completed.
WILD CAT" BUUKERS FAILF:II.—The firm of
Preston & Co., of Chicago, who has been largely
concerned in the Wild Cat ^Planters' Bank" of
Dalton, Georgia, have failed and tied to parts
unknown. Many of their drafts on the hank
have lately been scattered Eastward. Barnes &
Co., of Geneva, 111., who were in the same con
nection, have also disappeared mysteriously.
POLITICAL—It is suggested in some quarters
that the Republicans nominate Kit Carson, of
Nev Mexico, Vice President ~n the ticket with
Fremont, for, as Fremont and Carson have both
been great travelers, they ought to be able to run
well.
4 `at
ETRE
THE Na PLUS U Ern A. —Dr. t . M. Jack
would seem really to have attained
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point of convenience, beauty, mid id., , lii. .'ilt - ~...imoc• or.:eot; , oict. ...,.., ..oi:=ltt !bug . i:ei,t,'“ii I
suable arelliledl arc, iu his new wart l o m,-e ,tel y,titl,',4 .oft I fit, of all ,ol 0i; ii , ,,,. i birde Iniiiortlll ,,, "I
"thee, fur the sale of th, celebrated Ile. il.indi , 0 ,,, h . g .,,, 36 ,,, ~, ~,i , „, „„.., ~,,..,„ i i,,,, ~,,, f r iend,,, And the
German Bitters, 96 Arch -t bier., 111.10 W Fifth - publi,.g.....wiy, uhu :111 , 110 lilwritli.i paircllll.4 U 8 the 1
This sPlelided building. v 1 “'" , extvri"v U ' r'v t,A ',ear., will find fri-ili indiii-euselibi to favor Uli With .
months attracted the ad ' , lira lion of :1 ll Wli i i rit - - their , AIL. i'leAse do ,o, And do p.orselves and us good. ,
sed, by the originall'y tio•i .lel.eacp of Is ..rot_ ,sir niotbo :,- - ii,o,-k Sales sad Light Profits."
mentation, and the harm i.y and grace of its ' , Oil-LOAN k CO., No. ti.l Wood mart,
proportions. was opeuod ,11 the Wilt in-Laid in N'.t. ,1,,,, to th , new I 'htch,
a company of the D0ct.0 .. .: r,•;e,, , b, and acquaint- ~,),, Ih. ,1,..'r from Sloth Ore. I.
ances, who enjoyed them -eit e... "right inerrilie ' - -- .
OgrWlly so ill you Sutler, ,sli,:s LEI.IEY UV, Pi
on the occasion.
The building, !which I , four stories in height ":,:„..}:::\:„1,:,•:,.,:.,41,T,:ri,V.,,1,iii,,-01„1,,,ii,:ti,.1:::!,iit.,::;:r,;:tr,iiiir.;:i,ii::2,iiiiii:,,i.:,
and 11)11 feet deep, contains Dr. Jackson's labo
n,o-. mo 0,, ,41 r.iiii, ot 1',,,,,-, i,sio., 'Art ..r N .411 iii -I , ni i
rat (My and office, beside- one of the no,-1 tactful
and elegant sales-room we Lave ever seen, and a ‘ , . i i l iu i :' , " , :i i, :::i , d t lid: i s , : . d .. ii i i i ,;;_ii , i . 7 , d , , - . .. , , , , 4 ,,, r1 i. i ,r 0 , : i :::: 7, 1 :::. iii i i . t ‘ i , 1 1 i . : 1 ‘ ,..... 1 1
room in the rear so admirably - arranged I.- , ,
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SO err, ”I M..” ~,,i.,, ~, \,, . ~,I I. ..u,14, la,tl.
clerks, cashier, book-keeper, etc., rte., that we ' ,
ulodeloile Kiel tet,,,l, 1,, li, KEA .- El,. lio ii,,,,,1 stieet, awl
thought we were going into a bank, with al let. t .
a million of capital. illie front saloon is lat.!
vl,S.lsti,„l.:-.1,',1td.i:7:1..ini1i„."ir'',..r,11::.1,':-,,i-rirt.l^,,4-1,,y),,,1117‘11::r0.Y-10,:.:;I:;;10
with alternate squares of white and black marl d.,
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and the walls are richly frescund, and highly L: I
tily:rilci4s,t,t.t.:::.;,,t,tlin,,,,t.,,y,fl'lttl,:: 1ifri.:,A.,,,.
decorated in white and tinted nralmsque. ' At ~ 111 • 0
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columns of Sienna marble supporting the cen ' t r r i s P l '
arch, are tulinirably wrought. Indeed the whole
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I t :i i i, l ,w hr: ilg Cn l t , , , l. ,s l
building, inside and out, is :t noble illustration ; ,, : d
pi . a i n , „ : : L dfiPdfi; ' r.-„p,
the taste and skill of American worktimnship; t At St. Chitties 11010. Pittd,urgh, on 111th and :AO, NI ay
and reflects the greatest credit upon the publie ~,,,y,5,,0rT,,LL.t.ri.i..:1.v.,,e10,rti,,,L005L0t0,,,,,....,-,,,,,,t:t..... ......... ........!. , tst
spirit of the proprietor. We deem especially
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worthy of notice and commendation all such et'- At Parry Mom tn't,, In Nlituntielil ...24th
Atli Chems 14101 JUA.
forts to embellish our cities with elegant build- k,._,,,,, , , , , in,,,,, A ,
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'lugs, and to relieve the dull mouototiy of trade 1:,,,,..,•ii:,kn1ii5pi1:,,,u.1„,..,i,0,t.,,,,,1..Lii,
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and professional life, by providing it with habits- tiapt..hea., tv",d. John F. Singer and ;--neatnel A. l o .og.
tions light, cheerful, handsome and convenient. to ,e‘ci,c,..b.crtatiou., to Ale 1 .1 a , \. 1
F.,
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chair,o.,u.
The business world is becoming imbued with
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practical ideas of art, health, and convenience ; . .
and whenever we are nbliged to pirl. our taus' SHINGLE MACHINE.
carefully among rubbish of old latilditS beio , g
torn down, w e console ourselves with the i I •.,
Kendall Patent lAI P R O'' E D
that we are on our way to a city of palaces. fit'. ' Double Acting, itiver .tir. Shaver.
Jackson has anticipated events, and lac ftl idi ' d P THE :atention 'lf Shingle and Lumber
contributed his palace—aud a lovely one it. i:- t 0.. 1 a,:il, r.,. t, , ,.. , i 11.,.!.., nod 0111 , 0, to timid ' , to tai.in
-1 yaniable to,,,litiob. which is now rite.tinte,l t 0 the liublie i
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al ni11:11.• , xl:. t . f, ir hiving and
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DIED: \ Al,. era! ing illl.l .11/.111,) 111,t. Lines h.“.• been iniented
\ , for tn.,king idlinglei.. hot it i a well known fact that idilie
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eat
or miii,ed in ion, the iron Arc., lillith fix, *limo., 110
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...al of hoi itiii . . 1 ,,,,,,1 tor i lying and n1ta,i11....1.1 110.... 1,,10.. all 1...., .. 11
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1110,1 111.• 1111 , 1 e, 11.11 , 1 upp. 4lllKrocke the loath the
potler), and i doge of unapprecotted
applied at /"V: Ilroadwity, New Yolk.
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40 - Fr o m the N. York National Monitor
of February 21.—Iltniyai V.troa.—Dr. Curtin has done more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity affikled with lung
Complaints, than ally other practitioner or medicines that
has struggled with the secrets of the mottria , 11diva, h r the
List - century, by the Invention and perfection of an instru
ment that will convey to tile linage a medicine in the ”hape
il l.. highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly on the
dire war, and not, an hitherto, by o)inpatliy. Thome ah. orl.
troubled with disennes arolog trout disordered limo,. lull
enbeerve their interest , by giN lug the Ilygosn Vapor a trial.
am:Um—Dr. CuRTIB' lITUEANA in the original and duly
genuine article.
ARP-Stockings and lloidery for Winter.--
It you don't want your feet pinched with lad and bhort
Stockings, yen will take our advice and to ('. cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy seine tins.
elegant flue Stockinga, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DALY tam; makes and sells every variety of
Hosiery that you an mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
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lIENIII - 11. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. W 1 Sirrel
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
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MCI) \ H.IIIS, SIDES MI SIDIIIDERS,
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No. '4U7 Liberty Street,
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FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARIY OIL,
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No., 4111.1 Liberty street,
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KERR SL HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merenani,,
44-ST EADI BOAT AG EN7'S. - iiII
l'A Ile and Oh, sts.,
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10111‘ COCHRAN Sz. BROS.,
I RON RAI 1,1 NOS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
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Nos. ti I Second mi. and SO Third street
rr vrrrsitt Nk.n. PENN.\
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SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
11! Second and 151 Front st.,
,„ht7 ltm Pitt.bargh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELIi,
El ROPE 1X AGENT IND CON\ EI ANGER,
Co-!' •7- ,17.(1 Smithfield streets,
1.117.58U1t011.
Pxgsvilgern I,rought from Om old country to P;tis
kirgli, nml mom•ys remittml to I:mope. InoVrf
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
DI I IS
Collins' Pittsburgh, Illeadville & Eris
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATHR STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
Wm. Raglan) . , Murphy, Th.rmiu
Smith A Sinclair, lineupt,m, Wihnm 8 Co.,
51.,118 A Co., Euglinh et Ithrhar&on.
1 4 e _eel..y, xlward A C“., Tru . itt, Brother A Co.,
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WE-TERN IN:1. RANCE CUNIIIANY, t
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TIIE I/I REY - DIES tit"IIIIIS et)MI'.4NY HAVE
Ur D this day declared a di,ntend 'Mt) Is )1.1.A ES per
the Capital St.,k. pal aide t , St.NkillailerS oil or
atter the Fah inst. I luy7 Gi /RD.
THE AMERICAN MACHINE STAMP
JL pt”.ll/irs peculiar advalltat:e. ~ ver all
IN( It is always ready for oar. ~. Impact, the ink and
zdaitipinv, '4OB being combined. CII. A perfect impression
can i.e made by 8 mere lq.y The impr,uMin can be put
the exact spot desired.
tlailrneul and Banking Companies, Brokers, Inforso , "
(%.Itl paw lee, ll,stmanters. and in fact all business houses, will
find this stamp invaluable Mr marking Notes, Chocks,
( . ards. Letters, Tickets, Wrapping Psdano•lc•
orders received at W. S. HAVEN'S,
my la Stationery Warehouse, Market at., cor, 2d.
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M ERCAN ILE AGENCY, 59 Fifth
Hail. will remove oif , tho nth itottarkt, to
the corner of W... 1 00.1 yin h nea. over 1.110 Ih,okiu¢ IIU IRO of
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Established In New Yorks-June, 1f:141:
Pittsburgh March, 114.52,,
pet 051 i VIVrtirMOLI (Jr ¶5OllO.
ill KIWI we and Ars,iate °tikes in
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This institution supplies (to uuborrlbers only) all necessary
intortuation 115 to the standing, responsibility, &e., of ?der
rhants. Trmiens, Manufacturer., Public Companie.4, &r.,
throughout the United St:nos, their Territories, and British
North America. It is a valuable auxiliary to Importiug,
chipping and Con inns:lion . )lerehantet, as well as Jobbers And
Slonunulurvrg, and to all purti.4 , baying Time kxclmugsi, or
dispousing credit.
The collection of d. bto ill the States, Canada, ke.. attended
to with prompt De, wad fidelity.
'rerun made known at the odic,
It. DOUGLASS & CO.
Subseriber4 he the Agency eh° have OCtlirioll to have'
through the States are furnished with introductory letters
to the various others, where they can obtain Information
e dhoti: extra cost apra:lin
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
YERE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
I JON. T mi. B. Witt:NCR, Pr.,'t
}::pµ. K. II EM BOLL, Secretary.
STATEM ENT
Frurn Is/ day of A "wad to (10 31st day of
Anl OUL weiv,l in Marine premiums $ 68.21:2
Fire ;19.9044 tc.;
T..ttil ',violin. for five monthA
CAPITAI.
INVESTiiii AS FOLLOWS:
3,iials of Alirgluitiy Comity, Pittsburgh, and
l'ittslitirali lea $ 76,721 136
ll:tarsal Boris. Ciodt 33,1011 li.)
1,1111 toll First Mortgage of heal Estate. ....... ..... 69n501,0
•• i . itia•li.a, liiiilitteral :10,:LS-1 ii 6
raals in Runk and iis nand 11,01 , .: . :2
Capital solia, rili.-.1. ivaynalit not yut dui.) li7..kii oU
Priiiiiinni N.itriii, Al.. ).'1 1011101,A tiii.::g ;:l
I l i no. 1,0:4, f. ,, oriiiii Icy 13..161.iii 1 i1, , i. , ' I
Eapetiiiiiii and e.itoni,ii•iiis. 11,14'2 36
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t.-I‘IB,IJI 13
Totai amount If Invorml, but not yot
11/1
3,00 U 1./U
Tbin Company I aml Cargo riakA on the 1 ll.'
ni~d 51 trsiampro 1 i 11,11Illriee. 1 11 , 4111,6 titsl.lllSt Lwa or lauflag,
.Ijust•-.4.1 and promptly
ILEFERP.,•,—/1..A. T. M. J. IC. Nloollo
\\...1.
hor 11,1/1,11 '.• itpply
TiIOMA:" .1. HUNTER, Avon'.
'N•, NO Wmter xnd
DELAW ARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPAN
I. IV: El: THIRD AND WAJ,NUT
Philadelphia.
NI Alt I I N SI: I: A MYS Vers.:Ls, nu go, i
t,. all part. .1 Ile. worbt.
IN LA N Nsu h.A . - );+1 (he IDS, by ll in•rx, Cap
loth. and Lae.l l'ArrittA ...1.. all parbi id" the mob .
I' I 1:1'. I N,I I:I\CE ON NI F:ItCIIANDIZE grholhily
lbahtes.
Ike t Wripankr ..Vmornber ralt,lS6s.
\l“rtgn, • and h.,' F:stxtn. .$911,0•_•9 9.1
lahnlelpliia City. and 9tlier hinny 9L:2111
tut
;•.'k in I;anks, 1001ruad and In-dirm nice I.:9'n Tddn. 9
CO- 1 , 6.449 97
+9.11 no hand
a1.\114,14 in Imod. f A Kentn. Prrtniums on Ma
rino recondl) twined, and other debts
du, the U nipany
Nuin,
=MOM
-
NV illrAin ',l--....i. .I,Lou, C. Llnnil,
J.... - 1 , 11 I I ~. ..1. Thtikil.hilus Pallid i iiii,
I:lion rid A Si..ii,ier, Jiitnii.ii TTILIIII4,r,
John C. lint ii., William Eyre., J i ,
.1411t1 It him , ii•e, I Jixedit.it 1. Prier . ,
ii,,irizti li. 1 . i;. - r, I ,l urns Tiitillellt.
1 • -lo -,rd Ddrliiiiit..ii, . Fut/Inuit K. tit,ltriii,
In It. M. lin...t , ott, I Iliiiwy 61..”,
1‘ illiaiii C Lii.luig, .14111 , 1 11. Maxi Iliad,
I I ugh Crili.i. Clittil.in F. holier,
ii.i... - iii" Shi Il i xis, Pol..
iirt Burt...
Cliiirloi K.ll, . I J.ildi B. ;temple, l'itlslidrilt
II Ji di, 8i....ke, 1). 'l'. Miiiipiii,
1 1.1 1.11.1..11, J. 'l'. Logi.. 4
\VM. MAI:TIN, Priicididit
Tu•- /I 0:1J. Vi. e I'rr•idcut.
: 4 0. rotary.
P. A. MADF:IP.A. AF.•nt,
Wltt,rstrret,
M 41004: INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
FACTI RERS' INSURANCE C0111)1
Ol' PIIILADELPHIA.
p F nrim: ,—,MANTLD BY THE STA TA Or PV(NNYLVANI
11'11:arta-red Capital, $500,000•
t*: R$ A Ni) l.‘" A.\7) TX A N...,V0R r A 771 , N
A 11:. ,, N S
uniON RI xl Fat `'••ovary.
I I , :d YOUN 0, Trramn,q-.
P rtttrii
Anna Liiintoeutt, William It. Thermal,
William Neal,
!se Tayliir. Alf roil Week.a.
ortin Rio. Charles J. Fields
P. male., l'. Smyth.
4.a . This late organized with a Cash Caivi
tal, nail Om D.,. torn !IX,n detertniuell to adapt the basini-i4
ite r.4.1111rt,0 T.. Ldirron. pril.tvilee lu 0.1.1.1. - t•
air it., atimir, it till 0 prompt adjustment of
hthiharrh 051,, No. 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
Th.• 1: .Ilowing, well known iuni responsible Enna in Pitt+.
borgh luny MIITIOrio.,I reference to them with regard to ll.••
nil noniwlnees of the Ainntifweturers' 11.1.11,11. o
Company.
Krnmer k kallin,
tle.w.ge
P. Smith k
Tiernan k Co.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Curlier Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburyb
A G EN 'l' .S
State Mutual Fire and Marine luguraur
Cu., 4 HARRISBURG. CAP/T.II, $350,000.
I,llrard Fire and Marine Ilin:trance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. CA Pil'A $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
w Num , not, VA. CA lITA 1., 3300,000.
Common Wealth lUSatratiCe Company,
1:1: 4 11U1;,1 c.4/ITAL. $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
CAPITAL, 11 ASSETS, 82,154,4
I.cottayiVlllkill insurance Co., of PITTSRI , R(II I
VITAL A Nt).4S,NETs, Nov. 5, ISL,S, $129,0204 4 II
\Vm F. JOHNKTuIi. Prcbitlent A. A. CAtutiot, $Ol oPiAI y
d..rl.l,lapay
PITI'SBUIIGII
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
I.vstR.4NCE COMPANY,
CORNER •iN wATER. AND MARKET STIELKETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.•
ROBERT GALWAY, PreAtent
Mos. CatAuud, Stvretary
44-This Company makes exery Insurance appertaining to
er coneected with LIFE RISKS.
Ake, against HULL AND CAIWO RISKS en the Olio
and Mi•elissippi Rivers and tributaries., and NIAIIINE RISK: 4
p,enoral ly.
Aud against I,ss and Damage by Fire. and against-Lb , .
Perils of the Sell nud Inland Navigation AIM Tratispertatien.
Polk - lea insti,tl at Ow how oat rates oonsiatelit with nattily it,
all Intl-W..
Robert Gal way, Samuel 11I'Clurkan, . _
J..•,q.h P. 1.111.22.4111, M. D., John Scott,
JameN Marshall, Dar id Richey.
.I.IJIIVX \V. Ilailman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S Lreell,
John Fullerton. Ilantiel.l 11. Brown,
I.avnl 11. Clll\llll/1,1, Christian Zug.
IV tliitun C 1. 1 ., Itole•rt IL Ilartley,
.12.. li..llet.iill. febl 0
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM IS AO A LEV, TWA.lout.
SAMUEL 1.. MARSIIET.I" Stxn•twy.
t'YPft.'E lIJ Ilafrr steed, Wu:wen Marin/ and Wand streets.
neir limumet HULL ANT) CAR(7i) RISKS, on. t 1).
m).) 51)..) , 01ppi and trilmt.rim
ligailvit Itarnago by FIRE.
ttgltillSi Sva and I )11»)1,1 Narigatb,t)
t 113.1 Truntqx.rtalbtu.
William Ratz'aloy,
.I nun M. C.•Opvr,
Satnm•l Rea,
IF dasrt Dunlap, .1r
'gm:Lc l'emv,k,
S. Ilarbaugh,
EMINEE
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
n r.:II‘)ENIIHRGER. President.
. Ruff EBT FIN N EY. ±,ere Wry.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
ARINE AND FIRE RISKS
.1. 11. Shoenbergar, G. W. Casa,
c. W. Katcheldr. W. K. Nintirk,
1... r M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Nlartni, K. D. Cochran.
K. T. Lerch, Jr., John A. eaughey,
tioorge S. 'Sado], S. S. Bryan,
David NrCandleas.
4il ,- All Loomis austained by partien insured under polichms
Iran .l by this Company iv ill be liberally adjusted and p pt
ly paid at It OFFICF., No. 99 WATER STIIItIIT. [jyll
PENNSVI.VANIA INSURANCE CO.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
thrlusure Buldiuge twit other Property against [Asa or
Damage. hp Fire, and the Vocal of the ?ott and Inland Nevi
¢,un•u and Transportation.
._ - . ..
Wm. F. Johnston, Itody Dattentou, Jacob Printer,
A. A. Carrier, W. Nl'Clintock, Jan. P. Tanner,
tieortte W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. E. Park,
I. Drier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A-I—Tones, J. H. Jones, H. Ft. Daggetiall
OFFICERS.
President... ... lion. WII. P. JOHNSTON.
Vies Trerident ROPY PATTERSON.
Betty and Trede—.....A. e. 01411P4 . 4 liet4t7
=ill
NEW 21:01 1. gIaISEMEATis.
MASONIC HALL.
RIY lti
n c 96 4) 1.E .Ni.: HI L T 'E P r o t ' C 3 T A t. ()` . 144 l° DI
'S
o t .
I:1 r....•. 104 all Ums,.ithtbli• , ielelil 11.11 of M 11' 1.1.R
PIIII 11,1. t;.,. C.meert nanomme.l thr KiltItLAT
Ilay 17 th. rpoNi:o until
ii•\ PAY Y. I Nt;. NIA r IVin. Nfiri.
I • PA g biog. ou Alt/ND-AY, IM the only time,
tho • I , Mal ell Naii,mal rola h IT) Um,
LA MA ILIVA ISP,
Met lawn r, v.liertmer mug by her, with the
I gr.. 1.14•20, enl hushomr.
Athoilaiou,• line 11b1lar Skate lIINV he tax:anal without
t a ."hltrg , •.un Vri,ill3 I/1M fling, at lu at Ihe Mimic
awl 1•11,110 Store or If. IS R BRO., Fifth etrtmt.
F..r particular,. 104..c10wil Mlle at the 3lngle fitkreLimyls
(,11.11 ITI P ItO II PROPERTY.—For
17 xah•, „u Tao Story Frame Dwelling 11.mse
01 four nmiim and with Lot of firoand 29 font
front on Citr•mn siren' . by 11 . 2 deep to Chesnut allay, with
angle trees, Le. 'fin home is [(tante .on the allay—thus
giving rum boa good improvement, ontonson street.
myln S. COTIIBRAT & SON Ea. Market at
CITIZENS' DEPOSIT BANK STOCK AT
AUCTION.—Thin (TIIVILSDAY)-ereniug.l.sth inst., of
o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange, Fourth atm* will
bo auld—
11 Shores Citizens' Deposit Dank Stock.
ntyls P. M. DAVIS, Anct'r
BOND AND INSURANCE STOCK AT
AUCTION.—This (THURSDAY) eveiting..lslb lust,
at 7% o'clock, at the Merdo Exchange, Yourth street,
will be sold
-1 Rend (sson) Mon. Navigation Cu.
10 Shares Citivent? Insurance Co. Stock.
In 'l5 P. M. DAYTS, Awe Cr.
D A RASOVS.—A. A. MASON & CO. lia.vo
Just opene.l fire more eases of fine Parasols in Moire •• , i
Antique, Tutu &die, plain and Brocade PBlt, &c., Ac.. corn
prising some very logant new iityles. mylfi
•
wII ITE GooDS AND EMBROIDERIES.
A. A. MAS. & CO. have received a very extensive
st,wk of White comprising flee plain and flied Swats
and Book Muslin, Nainsooks, jitekonet , . Cordell
Ruffiinge, Edging, Ihsiirting and fine Embroiderign of every
description. myls
LOW, BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
gr.. for sale 1.7 IL A. FATINEFTOCK k CO.,
to .15 Coruer First and Wool eta.
$ 10'4,101 al
ut.)
EMERY -75 kegs for sale by j
myls IL A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. 1.
BRITISH LUSTRE-30 eases for sale by f,..
Inyl h P. A. PAIINESTOCK & CO. if .
9 - 1 A NNERS' OIL—:10 bids. for sale by 4
it.. mylf, IL A. FA II N EsToca A co.
poßTsmounrs LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE, -ii
UN MA.IIIiLT AND WATER STREET/4. k
ISIS 1ZI:n lil . I KITTANNING.9 4 SI
(lANTON INIAII'INGS. —ROBINSON &
V) 0).. 25 Finn Ktre.q. linve re•ceiveil ibis day a largo 11 .
supply of White and Check CANTON MATTINUS, of flue i
quality. mvls
,
$1115.151 13
.{;
111I,UHI I'U
V r -', id
WUson, CIO& & Co.,
Hampton k Camptall,
H. Childs & Co.
I=l
MEE=
Capt.. Mark Sterling,
Hammel M. Kier,
Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers, --
.1. Schtmomaker,
William B. !lops.
dcc2l
Shipton
OF PITTSBURGH
DIM=
._. L'4'yJY: ~~
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
. z
Summer Arraugrznent—Chauge of Hour. r
. IN 1111.1 Niter . .NI(INDA V next there will be TliltHE DAILY
TRAINS between I'ITI'YII.I.IRCiII awl PIIILADELPIII A.
11l II MOAN INO MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittraturgla for fe
Philadelphia at I:30 A. M. W
TIIK FAST LINE leaves Pittsburgh fir Philadelphia at
i
2.f.0 o'clock. P. 51.
TIIK NRIIIT LAPRESS TRAIN leaves PittsburOt for ez,
Philadelphia at 10 I'. 31.
t;
BLAIItSVILLI: ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 'leaves Pitts-
burgh daily, except Ftinilay, at -4:al o'clock, P.ll. '..'
BRANTON'S ACC.IIOIIIODATIiiN TRAIN leaves Pit blitirgh ,;
daily at 11 o'clock A. NI., ;I,:.tt P. M., and 6:20 P. 31.—runniug
as far as Turi In ci..elt Midge.
..,
Thu above Lines connect at Pitteborgh with the Itnilrnaill i'
to and from Ft. louts, 31..1 Alton, i; a l,.ini aw l (1,j,..g0, Ill.; i
I. rank foil. I.i.xi ngton ;tad I.otosville. K y.; Terre Dante, •
Madi,....ii, Lafayette and I nilianapolts, Ind.; Citi,Mittati, Day
ton, Springtield, liellebnitaine. Sandusky, Toledo ' Cleveland,
,i
1.111111211 K. ifll/e,iill , . Mitssilliiit and Wooster, Ohio; also,
will) t h e I^ltlt/Il Packet Ihnits from and to NEW 01ILEANS, 5T.r",•'..."...4.4".%!_,-...
',LIS, L.II . I2iVILLE 1/.11l! CINCINNATI.
TIM( illtill TICKETS can he ha.l to or from either of the
lbOVe lilac...
Eiir 'Luther particulars, Pe? handbills at the different f,
darting ponds. Passengers from the Neat sail Mild this the .1
thortoit and meet expeditions route to Philail Iptill, Patti-
more, New York, or Roston. .1. lIRSItIMIiN. .-‘l.t
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pit P , lno gli. A
THOS. MitORK, .t.
ei,,
Agent. Pitasenger Lines, Philadelitln.
A'AI,UABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE 4
r„ ,
TN '1111: EIGIFFII W.lllll OF THE CITY fci
i I/1 I , l3:T6Bul('lit.—To‘.l... lots fronting, 141 Itluff
i eel . winch is an SO had street, overlooking; tll. M o nongs-
. i .
hela rt., r. each It having it flout of 2,4 feet and averaging, t..
trout 1 In to 175 feet deep, fronting on ri 24 foot alley. R. -
Al., twelve lots immediately in the rear of die above, 1
litivolg a front 424 feet each on Locust street, and running '..
~.
hack to a2I tiiel alley. Lofted street i.. a 14.1 foot street. n
'fen lots fronting ou Muff street, now in the city district,
inituedadely adjoining the RUIN', only divided by 1111tett-
Leiler street, a Inch is a2O foot street, and al, the city line. i
Th.", 1.4, are 21 feet front each and averaging from 117 to -
14s feet deep, running back to a 15 foot alley.
Ten lids iu the roar of tint above, each lot Laving a front
or 24 f...•t on Lornd strett and :tinning bark Pi, let to a 15
Lett alloy.
Lett
lot on the cora, .4 Vititlirannt rind P..,i), street, 20
feet brunt on Forties etreet. miming lia , k to St. Patrick's
all. y 1 . ...0 feet, which is a 24 font alloy.
Tigre. lots. 24 feet.esch, fronting on Forbes street, run
iii..,, hark 120 feet to Pt. Patrick's alley.
IN ALLKOLIENY CITY.
A Lao, two Iwo unary brill Itowes and lots. with back
looldnimi, ere It with a trout of '-'234 feet. on Fedeinl street,
just above the North common; running back P 7 feet to a 3
toot alley.
Also. a small two stony brio k Innate and lot fronting on
ihiliiii-or, vi I..et, en the North side ~'.r the canal, 15 feet
front on Robinson street, running Lack 72 feet to a 4 foot
alley.
A 1..., toy dwelling, house nod ground tat:tel.:a on t h e Cor
a,. el:, ~,, liti.ly ni wet aml titirt , outli CO11110013: t his lid fndits
1 tia th, i1.14121:11 61.1 I. I. 210 feet oil Itaitilticky street, and 60
feet .111 Water tdreit Tlii:i property is too nett known to
ei . eil any particular description. Ilt those who a ant to pus
!Y..' A . 11,1 ' alto it F.PI, f.ir t broiled otl.
1 Will 1..“ ter or excliauve ti.ir i•ity property in Pittsburgh
..I. A iirgilrll)' city, ....., 1h.t.....1M1.14 111 . 11,1 of land. cat up into
small ti.ic . L. Li ,rot pin Ota.:...ra. This laud it situated 111
Franklin nail Tyro... 1..01,4,4, Fayette manly. :gate of
t..-4,.31 ,,, .... Th. , NlL...hunt% and Connelsville Railroad
rims five miles through than land, tares the Youghiogheny
riter..atiil in just fifty tittles from Pittsburgh to Slittenher
ger's Sdation. and will led he more than one and a half or
100 hours ride In the cam as soon as the road is finished
loom Wert Newton to Turtle Crt eh, which will be completed
by July or Angnst next.
Thai land I. NO situated that there Is none alit more than
two miles front Layton or Miltenbeiger's Stations, and a
great portion of it coveted with the finest timber, fine stone,
the hest budding stone, .31, or glass-buns - a sand, and large
'trust timber.
E‘d• particulars inquire of the subscriber in Allegheny city
arr...imii GEORGE 111 LT EN It E It° EK
_
p AIIODI'S CONCEB.T.—
OPERA 0 LASSYS
'or sale or hire at G. F. tiIIAWS, Pratateal Optician, la 3
FIFTH street, nest to Daly's Stocking Store. eyed
NEW BOOKS AT DAVISON'S, 65 Mar
ket street. tour Fourth.—The. American Pulpit, or
`ketches Biographical and Descriptive of Living American
lateatilters. nod of toe Religious Mot tout:tits and Distinctive
Id..is which they represent; with portraits—by Henry
root ler.
Outhrie's Gospel of Eaeltiel.
The Churchtitud her Enemies; Lc Or Isltiou•r.
Edward Clifford, or Memoirs of Chilttlusal—ttarter's 'Wit
i UV VI/ i le.
V.dome three 41 Buskin's Modern Pat 'toter,
Svlatl for the Social; by Use a “thur of Salad (or this
Solitary. •
.1 Defence of American Policy: by Thomas 0. Whitney.
Loomis' series of Mathematical Books.
Manual for the Patriotic Volunteer. or Active Service In
regular tar irregular War by Hugh Forlics-2 vets. 1
null J. S. DAVISON.
I Spar
-
EV/ AND CII BAP BOOKS !—The
. . rowgrass Papers; by Fred. S. CA V. 7.1.11,1.
The Lady's tinide to perfect (Inutility ; also, a itstahol Iti
stringer:, tirEruily Thornwell. Aspens Old.
pi tt rite.ml,; by Q.K. Philander Doestleks, I'. B.
...sing of MilkandwathiL and o.lter Poems.
Saliiil for the Social—beautifully Illustrated.
, A Defence of the American Policy, an opposed to the ee
-1 eroachutents of foreign influence, a n d espettially to the ult..-
formal , of Papery an the political interest of the United
States; 1.. y Th.', It. Whitney.
Forbes' Volunteer Manual—hi 2 vols.
duet rec'il by IV. A. OILDENFP.NNF.Y A Do.,
utyl4 Fifth id., oppoislte the Theatre.
A'PA LOG UP OF ENO EI.SII AND AM Eli,
I L ) )CAN BOOKS.—Ott
. SATURDAY evening. May 17th,
counnencing at 73.;, o'clock, will be sold, at the Cotnruercial •
Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, by cacao
logne, a private collection of English and American Books,
which embraces ram works in the original editions, and
copies of the best English classics from the modern press,
together with a large variety of miscellaneous volumes. In
lhu catalogue will be found Ow works of Spenser, Words
worth and Shakspeare; lilton's complete Prose; Lives of
the Chief Justices of thu United Stites; Disnertations on
Ethical anti Physical Scieuces; Voltaire's Philosophical Dic
tionary; Larduer's Lectures on Science and Art; The Prac
tical Mechanic and Engineer, 0 Tole.; Quarto Pictorial Bible,
with 1000 illustrations; Clumili-rs' Information for Gm
People Dr. ,;:ore Works; Manual of (Tested Literature;
Stinth', Art, Science and Matinfactums; Blair's ;
iii.tery of the Crusade; Jarvis edition of Don Quisotto
Life and Times of Glimmer; Vitriollb original works on
tlliemhotry; Diblia Del/rain,: Gres Majors; English-Latin
Lexicon; Granger's Biographical history of England; En
cyclopedia Americana, 14 volum es: Gumbo's System of
l'bretiology ; Schuoloraft's Irquois; select Novels, 9 vas..
p,,tus of Byron. Shelley, Milton and Pope; the
out their Principles; Thu Artists of America; Peruvian An
, Liquifies; ilistory of Minter,. Phil... Jolly, Sc., At% Also.
I ' , even.] valuable French works, alaioug which are Rabelais'
Works. I vole.; Pantheon Litteraire. 2 lois.; L'llistoire Dn
Droit Natural, 2 role.; Dlctioutuaire De I.' Elocution, 2 vole,,
;Ac., 8c Catalogues can he had, and the Books examinedsat
the place of sale. (myl4) P. M DAVIS, Auct'r.!
HOIISEIIOLD ANI) KITCHEN FURN - g.
TORE AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY afternoon,
May 15111, at 2 o'clock, at the COMIXIMCIIII Sale.. Ileums, got.
ner Wood and Fifth streets, will be sold, an eatenaive assort•
meta of good quality Usruseheild Furniture, from a family"
declining housekeeping, among which a'o mahogany
divans, cane seat and other chains, wardrobe, loungta,
isigany sideboard, dressing and common burnout, high and.
low post bedsteads, dining and breakfast tables, parlor ani,
cluunber carpets, work and wash ittailds,
China, glass and glieell6WPlV. A generalassortment of
kitchen utensils, Sc. r. 11. DAVIS. •
myl DAVIS.
'I U PE RIOIL PI AN 0-FOR - TE AT AUCTION.
17 On TIIORSDAT afternoon, 15th inst., at 3 o'clock, at
the Commercial Sated Room+. corner of Wood and Fiithata,
Joe 1101 d, OM, excellent Mahogany C , 40 'Nap u•Furte, ars
octave, flue tune, manufactured by Loud, of Philadelphia--A
unt pou. (tt.fl4)F. M. DAVIS, Ancrr, A
VA BL
LUAE COD: FARM AT Aire:
TION.—On TUOUSDAY morning, Slay 15th,to
,clock, at the Court 'louse, will be sold, by order of (M
-ph:wilt Court. that valuable Farm In. Baldwin tswym i bp , , six
p
miles from Pittsburgh, bounded by lands of Danl. Retailer,
joruoel If, Hays and Alley Montooth, taultaistias n acme
11.3 perches, being iota the property of John Gorden,
deed. Tho tract contains about :0 acres GAL Tern nt
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1..4 of Chips"—mith dcsigna, by McLemitii.
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Talk of Samuel Rodgers; to which Is iolitoli Pores:ilman. 1i.. - :
i „,..aie by (myl4t R. T. C. 11141/111 AN, 41 Fifth at. I.',
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