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LOCAL AFFA
THURSDAY MORNING
fitpatt/ition County Citnentilia
Republicans, as they style theniselve4, or more pro
perly niggtr-worshippers, a...einl,loa in tioi District
Conti Room yesterday, at 11 A. M.. for the purpose
of electing 14 delegates to the State and 5
. to the
" National Republican- Conventions, which meet in
l'biladelt.hia tin the 16th and 17th of Juue respect
ively. The attendance was rather slim, and no en
thusiasm at all. The following gentlemen were put
in nomination for delegates to the National Conven-
N. B. Craig, Thomas M. Marshall, Russel Errett,
E. D. Gazzam, Joshua Hanna, Dr. James Carothers.
James Robb, J. P. Penny, George Darsie, Robert
hi'Koight, Thos. Williams, D. N. White, Thomas 1..
Shields, H. S. Fleming, and G. W. Reynolds.
Messrs. Craig, Gazaam, Carothers, Darsie and Mc-
Knight were chosen.
For delegates to the State Convention the follow
ing gentlemen were put in nomination :
D. N. White, Ales. Gordan. Capt. Wrn. Ward, [K.
N..] R. C. Fleepon, J. F. W. White, R. P. Nevin, N.
P. Sawyer, [delegate to the N. Y. K. N. Convention,]
W. A. Shaw, G. E. Appleton, Win. Robinson. jr.. T.
L. Shields, K. J. Allen. Jas. Park. Jr.. J. M. Porter.
R. K. M'Givin, T. M. Marshall, Res.& Erre'', 1). U.
Bayard, C. Snively, .1. Fife, J. M. Kirkpatrick. K.
N.] J. Murdoch, ir., .1. M Snodgrass, Jae. Me .
Candles.
Mr. Kirkpatrick was the only Know Nothing se
lected, he getting 4J votes. Ward got 11, and Saw
yer but 6. When the , e gentlemen were put in n o n
Metier', Mr. James Robb (boot and shoe dealer , pro
tested against putting on wen who are not Republi
cans, and threatened to leave the party if persisted
in. Very few, however, s) uipathised with Mr. Robb.
Messrs. Russell Errett, Penny, C. SniNelly,
R. I'. Neville, and .1. Sample. the Committee, re
ported about a column of ultra abolition resolutions,
which were read, and after considerable opposition.
declared adopted. The Committee disclaimed hav
ing prepared them, but said they were written by "a
gentleman of metaphysical and logiotil mind." They
seemed very much like the voluminous Address of
the " National Republican" Convention to the Peo
ple of the United States. which assembled in this
city last February, in a slightly condensed form
turned out they were prepared by Thos. Williams,
Esq., of the Pittsburgh bar—" a gentleman," as one
of the delegates present and a brother barrister in
formed the Convention, " who had a very good
opinion of himself."
After the subjoined resolution Lad been prescuto.l
the Convention dispersed to re assemble at the lirook
and Sumner indignation meeting, to Le held in thi
city shortly, out of which it is hoped enpital enuug
can be made to secure the success of the Republica
ticket next fall :
ll.rdeed, That the mntrilmt,on4 01 the• t',,n
ii , lll Le ,oheiled for the Tuella., ..1 a glot.i pet• ha
cane, of the must sub,tantial Port, for l're.ton
r.
B roo ks. a nd t h a t% eoreniiitee of one be al•pvility.l
qir it rn hina—give it to him to th e u t m ...l n o
"I nervy and hone—give it to lion to the lAA
of gaits pereha -pis e it I ihtin with a Ile.srt and a
will—on the rest of " his ilnoor 11, a gentleman
IA- F; r wet I.st evening, and
'IS t Sawyer presented the rcpurt of the Coutuuttc.:
of Conference and Invection, which wit• 11111011
woody a dopted. It was also resolved to rec..,
.wend to Councils to make the fire plug+ like th...c
st the corner of Wayne and Penn streets, to acesiot
modal° the steam fire engine. The following is this
report :
To THE PRESIDENT ANO lIEMBERN lF THE PIREL E•
ASSOCIATION UV TUE CITY OF I.ITTSBCFIBII
The Committee of Conference and Inspection bar
!rig carefully examined the Apparatus of the several
Fire Engine and Hose Companies represent-L.4 in this
ussociation, would respectfully offer the folio% tog
Report
Ist, Eagle Engine and Hose Company.—Engine
and Hose Carriage in good order. Have on nand
1400 to 11100 feet of Hose, in as good order and co”
dation as old hose can be expected. House and
hull, with some few exceptions, in good order
repair.
21. Duquesne Company.--Engine and hose car
riage in good serviceable order. Have 'lino to vo ,
feet of hose. in as good order ae. other old hose, 0,1
feet of the above is new. Engine house in ‘ery p.e,r
condition, almost falling down.
--New engine expet t, he ;n -
Nice in two sleeks. I lose earria-, r.t stilt... , 1. •
Have 800 feet of old and nen
!louse and hall in tip top ~rkin
4th, Neptune.— lngine rot
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serviceable urder. ILLee carriage io order
to WM) feet of hose, two or three neetl.,llll.l C tech Cr•
new, and in as good order as the Average o:Let
companies. Engine house and hall in first r.,te
order. The first dm, is undergoing polite alteratl.o,
to accommodate the steam tire engine.
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sth, Niagara. Engine and hose carriage in g..-1
eery iceable order. Hose SW feet hose, its sory poor
c o ndition. partly for want of proper care.
manta oiling. House in good repair.
Otis, (lucid Intent.—Engine in good serviceslie
nrder. Hose carriage needs repair, .•r a new one.
Have 700 0011 of hose, two s ections of which u r
new —in about as good order as other Commune.
Engine house iu good repair, except the roof w litcl
in bad order.
7th, Independence.--Engine and hose carriage
it
good order. Have 500 feet hone, in the beat order
any inspected. The roof wants Immediate repair, ~
renewal, to save the house and ball from injury
otbeririXe it is in first rate order.
oth, Relief.—Engine and hope carriage in goo ,
serviceable order. Have 400 feet ul hope, in goo•
order for old hose, and 100 feet more, which, if re
paired, would he 1/1,411P1J fOr a short time.
house iu good order, except the roof. which need
immediate repair.
9th, Allegheny—,reported out of , iervire; - .rt
coonnittot did riot visit this engine, but woub
strongly recommend to the Association to urge it,
City Councils to make :in appropriation for the pur
of a lot., and building a 1,1.12. I.r this ..11
etheient Company.
lour Committee w••iild Say rnmeiti eg in regard t .
the steam tire engine, but learning that It
hands of the efficient C•mituitter tit Coo:soil. on Ett
gives and llose, they forbear, belie, ing that all vo,ll
be done that can be to bring it into
a-o-
Frnm the fori•:,,ing report, the At•sitmation
nut lie surprised, when the 1 . ..U11110.1ot: give it as
opinion, that with the eXeeptiou of lull • r 3 0 tt et
for each company, oil the wants to let tide...A
With new, ne t.0..11 lt , Cottlivit• ran pro% /tie it. If oo •
disastrous tire had occurred during the last winter.
in the then crippled Mate of the Fire Iteriirtiniti
there would likely Inner Bern nn Moven( oI prole roc
destroyed, the ULUs of which. in one or Lit year,
would nitre than pay for All the Ili., 11.11i1 repairs ticat
asked for.
The Committer Will conclude their report, lie
sub
mitting for the votWitlerittioll of the Association, the
following resolutions •
Resuic , d, By the Firemen ' s Association, that we
earnestly recommend to the City Councils, the urge it
necessity of immediately furnishing for the use of the
several tire engine and hose companies, represented
in this Association, at least three thousand fret of
good new hove: and that we are fully convinced that
is the smallest amount that would enable our tire
companies to afford a reasonable protection against
the devouring element.
Herob , d, That we aloe Teeottlelettil an appropria
tion, to purchase a lot and Muhl a house for the Al
legheny Fire Company ; and also, an appropriation
for the repair or re building of the Duquesne Engine
House. B. C. SAWYER, Chairman.
Th. C.,,trert of the Pittsburgh Musical Society, on
Tuesday evening, at Masonic Hall, was a brilliant
affair ; everything that the lover of music could
sire ; and has done much to sustain the reputation of
our city, for the well known musical taste of its pei -
pie, a character that all should he proud of, and ace
that ought to be encouraged as touch as possible. At
an early hour, notwithstanding the sultry state i.f
the evening, the large and elegant hall was crowded
with the beauty and fashion of the city. The sido,
Robert le Diable, was executed in the most pleasing
and artistic manner, reflecting the highest credit on
the musical ability of the fair performer. The Lib.,
'' Could I hush a Father's Sigh," was also sung with
lability, taste and judgment. The duett, " Holy
Mot c;, guide his footsteps," was received with
much applause, as was also " May Morning." In.
deed, the latter piece was a brilliant performance,
and was received with the most unbounded applause.
" Tourna mia dit she ma ami," was executed in a
highly creditable manner. The soprano was sung
with excellent taste, evidencing a highly cultivated
musical talent- The tenor was the best that we ever
beard. The choruses were all well sung, and dues
great credit to Prof. Wamelink, as a skilful and
successful teacher. We hope the Musical Society
will favor us with another concert soon, as we have
never beard one that gave more unbounded or uni
versal satisfaction.
Peorh.—Coroner Alexander held an in
quest on the body of an Irishman named John
Welsh, who died very suddenly in Ald. Parkinson's
office last evening. From the evidence, it appears
Walsh, who has recently emigrated from Ireland, for
the past two days has been working in Coleman's
Rolling Mill. His lungs were slightly diseased, and
partaking freely of cold water, while in a heated
elite, death ensued in a short space of time. The
verdict of the Coroner's jury was in accordance with
theee fade
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ing of the Hoard of Ms ringers was held on Wednes
day, June dth.at I ii.• :•I I House.
Present —M, - Shims. Young, Mathews,
Goehring, Lit and Speer.
Minutes of last Weetillg' lend and approved.
The report from the Conference Committee ap
pointed last meeting was read and on motion adopted
and Committee discharged.
On motion, Resolved, 'that the Allegheny County
Society hold is free exhibition, for the purpose of
testing Mowing and Reaping Machines.
On motion the Society offer the following premium
to be awarded :
For the best Mower, a Silver Medal.
Do. do. Reaper, do. do.
Do. do. Reaper and Mower combined, a Silver
JUNE F
A C,otvention of
Cup.
On motion the following gentlemen were apppoiut
ed Judges, to deride upon the merits of the Mowers
and Reapers : Col. JO,. K. McCabe, Alexander Speer,
John Murdoch, Jr., O. P. Shires and John NleClua.
key, Esq.
[A scale of points to guide the Judges in inal,in
t
their award was adopted, but it is to.. long to be in
serted.)
On motion, the lest Wednesday, of June. 4 24th
be the day on whieh the Mowers shell be tried, mil
the farm of .lamesW Kelly near ilkenshorgh, Lii:t lie
place at which the trial will Lake pkee.
'flue place selected for the trial of the Reapers will.
be announced on the zround on the nth.
Beni Kelly and W. S. lii.sell:were appointed to
consult with the litailroad Cu t rupanies to issue exciir
sion tickets to lisitors.
The competition re open to all machines —entrap , o
fee nothing, and tree isilmi-stim to the grounds. The
Place selected is a very fine meadow of tivet.tv
acres, arid adjacent to the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Society then alp...rued to meet Bi the call
the Secretary. .loos 1 oi sr:. .1 a.,
U. Ittoo I.E 1 . , Secretary.
tug of the Stteiety Way jell y,e•terday morning.
Mr. Waxdrop. tit tic tit,ellt • e I , f the l'haltteart
W:4 Upwl) fll pregide.
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Dunn, l'ergU , ou nn , l 1.1111.,nt
Anderson, L. Seller, \\
!laver were elected menel,er
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(41 motion the N-rtri..i, were rf,lue-t,
I. meet 011 De' t thv
t.,aF,ju,iutJudge.ta.tlee t. he F,., t/4
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MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS ;
Grass and Corn Avyt he
Anvils. Bellows ai4 , l
Pump Chitin nud tutorm;
I end Manure Forks. Together with s lons.
and extensive assortment of Il o it warejust received and t,
sale low, at No. 511 Wood Street, to id alley and
Fourth street, Pittsburgh. FAIIN &STOCK.
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PRIZE SONGS.—The New York Musical
Iteview Prize Songs:
No. I. Sweet sod low —by 0. Dresel. Took the fill prize
or SJ.
No. 2. One heart for too—by T. de la nacho
No, 3. Where are all the birds that sang—by Frank
Scent.
No. 4. My gentle mother's song—by C. C. Converse. Took
the second prior of $lOO.
No. 5. The Baby.—by B. D. Allen.
No. X. The Flowers—by Frank Harley.
No. 7. The Palling—by H. C. Watson.
No. 8. The Serenade—by Robert Mope].
Thoitliovis eight Songs were selected from KM sent in for
competition, and it is the beet collection of Songs nice pub
lished in America. They are hwnwl ho superb style, and
sold at the low price of
TWLNIY.FIVE CUM RANI.
For sale at the Mean. Store of
inytl JoIIN 11. MELLOR, SI Wood mi.
DRY 111DES-200 prime to arrive and for
sale bySPRINO RR HARR/O_lOH
DEposiTs must lie made with the " DOLT
Lett SAVINGS RANK," which is rein. ON eti to No. 65
Y Wall. NO eel., middle room of Jon.. nodding., in the month
.1 MAY, lu order to draw interest from the first of June.
CRAP. A. OOLTON, Treasurer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
THIRD DAY.
CINCINNATI, June 4.—The Convention met at 10),
this morning.
Mr. Stuart, of Md., asked that the special order of
the day he immediately Luken up.
B. F. Hallett, of Mass., from the Committee, said
We are ready to present the resolutien:. IV hen
will the Convention receive them?
Many voices—" Now l" " Now !"
Mr. flallett—The Banana Nebraska part of the
platform has been adopted with perfect unanimity by
the Committee. We did not have perfect unanimity
upon the foreign policy suggested, but they ream
mend it heartily. The first part of the report cw•
braces the general principles of the last C..1/Ventioll,
and then proceeds
Ain WHEHEA , . Since the foregoing tle,larati.m
was unifortnly adopted. by our itretleve, or, in the
National Con\ entitme, nn tttiver.e polillrnl relic iais
lest, a seeretly orgs tii,e.l party, ha, ing -to . rtiitg lip,
claiming to be exeltit.i, ely Amen..., it pnga•r that
the American Deinatrat y should t•lcarly 41-11111 its
relations thereto, and ,le , •larr n 1,111111e,1 ”ppt...l
-1,, all seer.' 114,1 . 11..11 tacit•ties of vr hates ttr name
ill ti, That the fountlatali of this HI i.lll
States having been laid in its pr.sperity and e‘paii
514.01, Iliflil,llnY it 1 , 1,` eminent tree
ertiment built op..n entire freed. .iii it, matter- of r.•
c,,neernineni. We ruspeet T.ers”ri,
t. , rank. tare or birth. party m.th .
lin deetued natmnal contiittitionally, or in 1110.1
Ull , , with prineiple., who h Ica,' it, I I
11311g,11. 3114 n.
cidental birth plare. Hence the p , dtin alirritate
the nineteentb centory in the I filed
and h-rn. wit /-\
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A iiiiitiiin to ailiiiurn till ILor P. NI. 1,11. s negniived
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ti adjourn- ayer 7e, toys 1 4 3 .
Mr. Mewl. of , lake a rece, for nue
lieut. Negati‘
The Virginia delegation was permitted to leave til
f . nailer the reniatiiing
Adjourned till two o'clock.
Republican Convention
MoNTPHIAKR, Julie 4.-The Republican State Con.
vemion met to-day. lion. Levi Underwood, a late
democrat of high standing, presidiug. Delegates at
14rgo to the National Republican Convention were
e leted. The Convention was fully attended: dory
county excepting one being represented.
Election of a United State• Senator
NEw lieveari, June 4.--The !loose to-day eleetod
James Diion I American Republican' S. Senator.
The vote stood' Dixon 115 : Tourey 101 ; slcatter-
nK
Charles McCurdy Irv; also elected Judge elf the
Supreme Court.
Probable Robbery on the 1110 Seas.
ISALTIMORE, June 4.—The Spanish schooner Ami
citas, which sailed from this port recently for La
linayra, was run ashore on Cape Henry, and aban
doned by the crew. The vessel has since been t: ,, f
off and run into Norfolk. It is supposed that the
crew carried off a large amount in specie.
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BOSTON, June 4.—Faneuil Hall was densely crowd
ed last evening, in obedience to it call for a meeting
to mc,sitcr measures and Free State men in Kansas.
The Ilon. lhomas Cr. Cary railed the meeting to or
der. Mayor hire liresiti.d, assisted by forty•three
Presidents, embracing ninny of the most wealthy
and ooneervatire man or Heston and its vicinity.
Speeches were made by the Mayor, Char'es 11.
Brauscatn, of Kansas, ltev. Mr. Waite, also of han•
sas Hons. S. W. Walley, Chas. A. Phelps. and H.
Wilson, and Rev. Edward Es crett and Mr. Hal , ' A
series ..,f appropriate resolutions were ',WIWI:, I 1 ,1
Mr. Walley, and unanimously atloptt.l. \ .••out ot
tee was appointed to solicit subs, .L rat
were handed in befora adj,,urniueui. Ilhe
gave $5OO.
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'rieirilkygn.—There were 4 feet of water in the Limning,
'o” ...-,...i - n m sk, lot evening, being n fall of two invhas
'tog eh., ‘.."` n.enty-four hours. Lust evening there we
heavy w . 1 1 1 .....“.4 by a fine shower of rain.
THE line pawn:lpr steamnr Forent City" in "r k
packet for WheelingthlS ruornlog—leaviog
THE light draught steam , . •• itr , •iw , inn iv Iwo I•mling
f.x the QtItOH City wit Li the ilitentiOn Lit braving
Tule "Joe Coup" loft fur Sr. Louie yuntdrd 1y with a Hilo
load of freight, and full of puseougers.
THE tluo steamer ‘. Eatlieo" Is now loading for Louinville.
wiablug a comfot tahle boat ,huuld apply early
to Mr. W. Collier, who preli,J,s at the desk, and aeenre
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Turk'' wAs. Il rug nr,,und iu Brunot Itipp , e. with a bulge
uh,ne,rde, the Diurnal, descvriainK. c.ilioi,4l
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th, coclldviclele aAutage. NA e did not i. 11 1 .11
wboth, the Diurnal C. icjutvl.
ENDF.I FOR FOR ST. hotil.—The light draught. staunch
acid comfortable s earner gudeavor" C-apt..l. Midl,ll,
loaves this evening for all Italic OH the river to Ed. I.ouir.
Peosengetw will find the best of accommodations with plea.
ut and attentive officers. Mr. J. M. Marken pro-shire , to the
offire.
•fix popular steamer "d. B Carson" is never under t lie
neeessioi of leaving any port without a full verge and a
crowd of passengera, from the fact that D. Z. Brickell and
Itrichell have charge of her, and are safe and industrious
boatmen, N-9 well as quiet and unassuming gentlemen , . She
will lexve today, and passengers cannot do better than to
141 rarly on board and secure passage, us she leaves at 8
o'clock
%V glean the following items from the Cincinnati Enrpii
r, of Tuenday earning, Zd font., !inward.' by Adams &
G.:B Esprrre
The oluu really 'mike in a moat melancholy condition,
rather. If ce may lx allowed the exprenslon, own in the
month The water in the channel Is at a lower d depth now
than it has been fur s rural mouths. and at the present wri
ting there 01 not Ipu an average. lietworti hare and Louie-
, dir, ninth num than seven mad n half feet w Mar. There
nil indication that the No. I clativi of eteatuern, lhu cur
l? lag kind, Ilene that passengers like to turret upon, a all
Itai n to haul elf and give piaci, to the proprllera•
The butt nOrollnll from Nashville w ere that the wider In
the Cumberland was gradually falling, with but a tittle ate
earl of three feet upon liarpeth Shoals.
Ina few days, nude. the river gets Lou low, there will. we
think. Ist a tome healthful state of things, anti the boats now
I,.•ting as hetet., alit he in their legitimate trade again.
1,1, ralurilas at Can. the live', erre still falling. and the
weather was clear and rot. The steamers Not tlt Star and
II i, It 11 e r panned up the t Ade Ott that morning.
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'rlse New thlenne De/ta of the say.
'the weather has been clear and very warni throughout
the a eek. The river, opposite the city, remalstil about the
NI air —say two fret I,Sh.w high water mark. It is falling
all way tip an for as St. Louis, although there in no alma
dam. of water, and likely to be for sonic time.
I freights are n o t waive, hut the rates are toe low for
teats to make anything. lost of them depend on their
passage receipts to pay eel uses. AU our line Louisville
and SL i ions passenger fllLetriFl are going up full. This
will cents OILS for two mouths more.
This toot mint there are twelve boats at Ih nplw•r landing
e.n.l twelve at the lower. Eleven boate leave port toelny.
r 10.1%
Twir Ft Lonix Drutocrtd. the 2d inst., Playa
Ira a ater linoo are at Jinni aul it appears libdtt that the
)1,4.1 , 1 Issrts in the upper ;lista will withdraw or be
nut el led to eneouritrr v exathins interruptions and delays
1111 l eratile. The reports brought yesterday by U. its, lead
t.• thus r,ucluston. The F. X. Aubry front the Missouri.
reports the Martha Jewett hard aground at SI. antiertii,
whodi 14 only iiiend oussiourth of the distaliCe to F 4. Joseph.
The Jewett was not deeply loaded whoa she left port. Th.
Laded.. from lit. Paul, reports the Henry Graff; hintnii op
The liver with a Pittsburg cargo, hard aground. ont what is
English chain, a part of the lower Rapids. The
depth 01 a iter on Rapids is Mid to boat most foul' feet, and
IF. the bantiel of the Miasouri, the depth is so ge eater.
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aL I.eave at 1 , 1 A. M. praciaely.
N. t. 1,111 risaitvist alter utuo ock.dt oLs th• usoruing o
.play ..a hard, or to
Juin It. LI VINIGM 'N• A . D 0,4
JuUN FLACK,
Nlonongtthrla lions • th.thltugs.
Virrzsrauu, NL..v,ntber, 1856-0,3111
I,"w WATER BoAT—TIRTEEN 'Nell"! 3 DItAUtIUT
TWO HUNDRED TONS. LIERTE
Gov Gaillpolls and Kan awha.
The en irely hew and tight draught ttemmnr
Z,,r41. ,. .• CI R(IINIA BRLI.Ist," JAaiLa 11. SAIN - e,t, Ithi.
ter. will leave for the aleere t tai all interme
.1,,,t , 1../ c , .•fl sA . ren.D.ll*, the 7th Met., ria 4 o'cliirli. P. M.
F..r Imight , passage apply tat board. Jei
l'ittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Paeketa.
The DIURNAL Capt. J. A. SHOLICS, Mid the
FultlC: , l* CITY, Capt. R. w .‘ Y. will rrut na
It litit:l.A.lt DAILY t'ACK MB betwerti Pau
l., •1.. Stetit.ent die and WilOrthlg, etApplarg et 511 itarrlne-
1..,z
TL, UI I:ItV AL will leave PitLetourith oe Motidaya,
Am! A. 31.-- Itaiutoimi,
nLe
~e: et, Theirwi3 9 .111.1 SAt tlrthiyig,
=MEI
A NI
Ti.,: at 1)..' PIT I" Nal nano leer. /titt.bor. th on Tueo.lnys.
: , ..ninr.l..ye, sr lu 0.1..1:, A. —Hrrulonmi,
s‘
It leare N hvvlmr on .11..mdAps, Wedo exarty.§ and Fri.
nt ed....1L, A. NI.
1... r 6 toort.it or iorruon,ga• opply On borr7J, or I •
J. D. t_v.) La.l Nu wt.) )1). Aria,
No. 15,6 Front ..treet.
r
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For Cincinnat I.
Lar st g . Tltv• ...Amer LUCIE MA 1 1 , et pt. J, Iton
P 1111.1.11,4 %QV leave
illte4 tnedistc oil .&r 1.111./..4.11 ,Jape
ilh
1 1.. is A. M.
Po. Kpvly at 11.• Pll
11l 11611 M 411.1 N 11 A.,.. 1 0121AT10N 1t01.1511,1,, N.
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no nut, J. ti. —Oll4.
l o 'Braettl.i fle k, \P. H. 4.latc.r s cu n —will leave
tor tae ntk.vt, att4 iut. t aunty+ w.porta
Juo, at SP. 'I.
11. 1,1. l appky tecb:6l a, or at ti " ..v rITT•••
11 1' Ittdi M ItIN A,OoCl.kllt.t.S ktk.ltrUlS, s_: Water
to
t.,,4
1111
Fur cils , tlLuaa s.
The ti ktA PkISLI./7, (I.p.t. A, x MC
lairL.,llßi--
a,01,.rk IV at. 711eItait.t Wag.,
al It 1 at, tavdta.t.. ports ou TII UK `DAY,
a
olh, al 10 .I'dt. 1„ A. Nt
tav LI "r I•11 . )A ..n r4l, at at thee
111 Ittin NI It! N .ISSOCI WS. Si , "
ed ‘Vtcc
The mteamer EUNICE. Capt. Parm.E Rutcrilt
1,1
=K= . ' and
W. Cotu.—m Rrr Ike nt..l
and lat.-medial,' port., ou TIMILSDAY. 311015..
:all. at 4 o'clock, I'. M.
Vor frviulit or tataaagn apply 011 boar) or at tlo.
lit MARIN E AS:IOCIATIO.i \ l '"'"'r
jul
For St. Louts ' Galloon, Brsb‘rviste ars d
St. Paul.
The steamer °RAND MAK, I leptitiu A. 11.
Osu-Arns-Clerk, W. 'grans-will' Isere fa r the V j,„„ 11. s fic ,,,,,, m , E n,
above and intermediate porta on 13WOMPA E ' WILLIta F. Jeraitairotr,
Julio ith. at 11l o'clork A. M. 'rt.:moms R. LtVISN. I
For freight or passage apply on board. or at the PiTa..S• u
tai-eo.llnitthelmeckl.
BURGH NIA lIIN E ASSOCIATION ROOMS, N O b. Moo.' - - -•--- -
.trees. _ j'l'
COAL, SLACK AND LIME.--Sealed Pro
postds for delivering in !be stores of the Werke of the
For St. Lout..
The steamer ENDEAVOR, Capt. .W. J. sltis It- j. .Itteitillrgh Gus Cont tinny, 175,00 u Itusliels efilltomlnotist
Ken-Clerk, J. It. Alsaatu.-will leave for the • Co. ' 1 . 50 0 00 l'ilahl. of 21 "k..n d 6, " I r 4 ' 4 'e?'_2r-E th r..o-"?'
above and intertuollate got-ts on '1 3ILIRSDAY. • ben •ceived at the Office of the Company until TlNltstu i,
the 2•.`th Dist, at 3 o'clock, P. li . The Obat, Slack and l i me
Jon, sth, at 10 o'clock A . 31. delivered at such Muses and in such
For. freight or passage apply on board, or at the PiTTS-! toles Cl such quality and .
diced
. 01. if
lIINUII NIA ROE ASSOCIATION' ROOMS, N. 3. ftei. Water Coal and tdliitinte toe 7tit
sweet. jay tuo . ,dard of computation for „
iiim ptuks sunbelt be approved of and , .
.;
po t e par LneheL
Payrlarlikl. -- ' '' .
- - • ' - - - 1...1- - - ....'' n - - nu' t. 1 made monthly, retaining ' 2O liii'r , ca l• Its
rout red.
YENIO N & C O.— TRA N SPOR'I'. An -ON . security tor Pl• t o sn a " l " , ' „, '' ..;,l 1,, ,iOIIN 110 LMES. Esrl- Drerd-
X/ I.IN E.-Having made extensive pre- Vriipunrdn •
',ignition, this Whiter, We are 110 W pre et, , dent o f 41„,„„cAeny.and endorsed - rroposals for , Foal and
e roe `True ' " ax bite case may he.
to do a GRAVY BUSINESS by PEN NSYL ,A A .A.t. , Slack , " ''' "-- J A AltZ T.,031501T, F.'ngineer.
and R AIL R OA D, THROUGH TO AND FRAM TILE Fsr SST
-1 ERN OITIES. We can assure our friends aml all t 'awe '-'"'—' -- - h 185 A
nets. of the Pitt:burgh 0 .. 0, -1
May 1 . 0 t • s -Thy ritd
,t,..p.0.51 re patronize the Penna. Canal and Itati woad, tha t no
i..iins will be stored to render general batisfw Ilea ill El hit ,-
1 ,..1. ot EaNtein and Western Freight. The A VoiDAI :CPI'
tti , TIIE INCLINED PLANES ON TIIN ALLFAIIII NY
viola:AGE RAILROAD will give increased il wspaoll to' tie
transmission of freight.
1 Office on PEN N ntreet, at the Canal Bastin.
• milli lei Y:- Ar LEIDY 'I.
4,,,1 lE. — VIERPAUL JOKES I' , sii: SALE . 1 RFAIOVALT; • -.
0 The undersigned offer for bale, the One
titeintier• PAUL JONES, axiom now lied • ilt. theliai
u hart. at Pittsburgh.s old
iktf I F RANK. VAN OORDERIIAS lIE.I4OVED
to Na No. 78 MARKET Artie!, IMO: OppissitiLto
The PAUL JONES le one year and f pur mouths a ,
length UM feet, beam Aft feet, hold ti . l.i . feet, two erg{ arw, ' public generally with anything they iwed In .the. way of
41- wand, and is now prepared. to itupply)iis custeukill and the
ry hailers 23 Inches in diameter, 7 feet . stroke : film t rin T rimmi n gs ,
,E m b s . Q ue_viee, alltboves. alifMat 1 . 16 0'" "d
1 1,,plete order and well found in all res ports. The cab! nLs t , . . ~,..,..e uena l„ •
4 the mow approved style, and fitted iin in the moat slat nut ' ' -)r '''"" '' J' •,3 Marke t st. 1110.21W-Cla
/fa. Ros e the No., s - --
11..111, -
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The PAUL .1(INM will be sold on Ihe following term, .:
nay .m.-nftli cash, balance 4,8, 12 and l a mouths, with In
iciest and approve.] security. if a Aid boat is not sold at
private aide before. the let day of Ju Jy next, she *Abe Of
fered at public auction,
.and sold on that.dny.
Any person having claims Against the EAU L JOKE:?,' will
forward them to the andereigned fo r settlement Mops, ith
the balance of the claims, se soon' a I sard'insat insol4;‘ ,
W. A..CALD 'WELL, I
my24:tjyl claJ MASH ORE gANG:
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IWHEELING,
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati.
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For Lowisv ille
SAINT LOUIS,
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DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE. OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE.
AND the various affections consequent upon
a disordered St• - anach ur Liver. Such ns Indigestion,
Acidity of the :+toulazh, Colicky Pains. heartburn, Lost of
A pia•lite, Despeudem.y, C.sitivenetts, Blind end Bleeding
Pile., In.all Nervous, Rheumatic and Nouraltde *Cleo.
lions, It hail in numerous instances inured highly henpllcial o
and Ip others effected a derided cure.
Nature finds qn new enemy to combat, milli : this delight
ful tonic in the system. Its efrocts are almost magical, yet
the cure permanent. lt etntounicat. no violeitt shock to
the myntern, but by annulling Ito vietti energy to normal ac
tion, enables it to throw off the cause, and thqs thoroughly
erndimates the disease..
When its medicinal virples are so universally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it has become so popu
lar a family medicine, that it is add by many of the grocers
an well as all the druggists. I t would seem needless to
offer further evidence, yet no there are doubtless some who
have tried many advertised remedies, And BAIL suffer fruita
Illyspepsta In one or more of its dreadful Terms, we subjoin
the following certificates, the authentic' . y of which cannot
be doubted. coming as they do from personae well known.
WHAT IT IS DOING NOR TILE SICK.
Wm. eelittchmatt, Ems , the well known lithographer, says:
"I have frequently lewd Bdallave's Holland Bitter., and
find it invariably relieves indigention and debility."
Bev. Samuel Babcock says: found special relief from
its use for a severe headache, with which Iliad long tuf•
tared "
.1. W. Woodwell. FAq., mays: " I have need Bcerhave's Hob
Lend Bitters myself. and recommended it to others, knowing
it to be just what it is represented."
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St. Clair, nays : "I have de
river! great benefit front its use for wtakneas of the stomach
and indigestion." •
James M. Murphy sap: " After severed phi
sitians had
failed, ikerhave's. Holland Bitters retnoved the pain from
my heart and aide, arising from indigestion."
The editor of the Kittanning Free Preen ways: "After one
of the bent physicians In ties place had failed, Ikerbave's
Holland Bittern cured me of the wont form of dyspepsia"
Francis Felix, only manufacturer of the-.original Ex•
tract ofCoffee mays : I know that your Holland Bitters it
one of the best medicines iu the world for a disordered
St.
mach or liver."
Lud wig, editor of the "Fackel," Baltimore, pnmonnced
• medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
Or. Flherhart. the leading German physician of Penna.,
as prescribed it frequently daring the last three years, with
narked suc,eaa, in debilitated AMes of the digestive urgluis,
r of the system generally.
The manager of Gallons Vinegar Factory says: " I used
it and was theretbre induced to try Its effect upon
my wife. (troubled with the great debility common to all of
a consumptive habit,) and really it is doing her more good
than anything she Lae evia. taken "
N OT ICE
Whoever expects to find in (tibia beverage will be (Benin
poiutod, but to the sick, weak and low spirited. It will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial. pooseased of singular rem
edial properties
CAUTION I
The great popularity of tide delightful Aroma hue Induced
many Imitations, which the, public should guard against per.
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boertiave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One hot
tie will ainvitiai you how infinitely superior it is to all these
air Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for S..S, by the sole
proprietors, BENJAMIN rAti F., JR., A CO.,
Manufa
Scturing
field a
and Chemista,
cur. miteld and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
ossialit AGESTS.
Philadelphia, T. W. D. cat A Sons, 132 N. 241 street. New
York, Barnes & Pais, :1)4 Broadway. corner Duane. Balti
more., Connect. Brother., tiny street and Penna. Avenue.
Cincinnati, John D. Pail,. Chicago, Barclay Crethers, 213
%V liter et St. LOU tit. Barnard, Adonis & Co. N. Orleans, J.
W i ight A Co.
ACARD TO THE LA DI ES._
DR. DU PONCO'S ()OLDEN NIONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEJIA LES.. The combination of Ingredleuta in Dr. Dution
co'. Ovid., Pills, are perfectly harmleas. They have been
used in the private practice of old Dr. Duponcii ti - ir over a/
Learn. and thousands of ladies cart testify to their great and
never-failing snores in almost every case, in correcting
irremilaritivs, relieving tenant and distressing Menstrua
tion. particularly at the change of life. From sto 10 Pills
will cure that COMIIII4I yet dreadful disease, the Whites.
Nearly or cry lady In the land suffers [nun that complaint.
The above pill has permanently cured thousands. and will
cur.- you if you use them. They cannot barn, you—on the
contest.), they remove all obstructions, restore nature to its
t , sper channel. and invipmde the whole system. Ladies
hose health will not permit an increase of family, will find
the.. Pills a successful preventive. For particulars see tli
rkrtious sir the Price sl—lowl w ill be scut to ladies
otoifideutially, by mail, by enel, , tiaL4 $1 W eilhr r of the Isl
e,
lowing agents :
,Sold by SA3IPLE A ICEED. general Agonta fer; . .Alloghouy
City. F I.J UroN'S Drug 5t,0, , , Birmingham, JOICS P. SiIOTT,
and by W. A. III.DEN VENN EY S CO. Nu. 43, Filth street,
upfront* the Theater, Pitbiburgh, aim will supply doehire at
pruprietiw's pekes. t4olil by all Druggists In the city aria
Una.' States. apr2l:6mil3p
PRIVA TE
DISEASES-1)R. BROWN, No.
0 Smithfield street, between Third aml Fourth
streets., devotes his entire attention to rut tltfice.Prac
tice. ibis }maims. in, for the newt !cut, confined to
private r snared Pi.sruses. and. Intel, painful affecions,
brought WA by .improdonce, youthful iudnigemro end excess.
Syphilis, Syptillinc Kruptiona, U.ePerrhrn, (Dent. Stricture
Urethral Disatarges, Impurity of the Blood, with all disensis
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Ileeeteen, Svorhutic Eniptions,
Tatter, Ringworm. Mercurial Diseasrs,• S'enshail Aventine.,
Impotency, Pile, Ithentuatisni, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Dine:nee of.the Joints, Fistula In Ana, Nervons
Affections, Pains to the Back and Loins, irritation of the
Bladder anti Kidney.. entvieeffully treated. Gore uaranteed.
Twenty years! practioatten iu thin city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a effsiody cure to all Who may come un
der his cars.
Once and Mita* CLeMlitati o l l Rooms bQ Smithfield et.,
between Third and Fturth. streets.
Sarehargea moderate.
DR. BROWN i
,contnues to be cunsu to or
the cure of SEC L IINT tiIAKASE.S. His success is
longatandiug cases eviit s , yualled. The afflicted are invited
to call without delay. Perseus afflicted with Venereal ins
eam's, Rheumatbsm, riles, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get his advice. Letters coutaining a tee, Immediate
ly answered.
Office and Private Rooms, No. 50 Smithfield street,
between Third aid Fourth streets. Pittsburgh.:, Jae
ITIIECOU11:1' OF CIIANCEEN OF TILE
STATE OF DELAWARE in and for Kent tibu nty.
Nbonezer Cloak
Petition for Partition.
Richard C. Dale,
Thomas F.
And now to wit, this twenty-seventh day of 'March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and tiny-six,
this mouse coming before the Chancellor. upon the motion of
Joseph P. Cuomo's, rAquire, the compluniapre solicitor, and
the writs of thsomona aforesaid, and the Sheriff's retarn
thereon bring seen and examined, it is thereupon ordered
by the Chatimilur that the aforesaid defendaute„Richard C.
thde and Thomas F. Dale, appear in the athisegui Tuesday,
the 23,1 slay of September next.. And it is stramod and di
st...nal by the Chancellor, that a copy or this order shalt' be
inserted In the Pittsburgh Prot, a newspaper .publblied In
the city of Pittsburgh, In the State of PenasylVinia,sual shall
be ...satiated in mid newspaper for the space Of one mouth ;
and also that a copy of said miler shall for the Name space of
time be posted in tie office of the Register of this Court and
at the Court House door In this County.
State of Delaware, I ,
Kent Comity, SS.
I.
Joint K. Jarvis, Register in Chancery . in filant county,
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the order iLI the above manse, now of sword In (hi. Court.
Iu testimony whereof. 1 have hereunto set My hand and
affixed the meal of the said Court, at Dover, this lath slay o f
May. A. D. laasi. JOHN N. JARVIS,
Register iti Chancery.
LOCUST OItOVE FEMALE SEMINARY:
The Trustees of Locust Grove EpiscsiPill Seminary,
give notice ti the frienda of the iustittatioui that the Rev.
William R. CLaatte, having been coot pelted by protracted
ill health, a. resign his charge as . Rector of the same, they
have been an fortunate as to secuie the ialimble services of
the Rev. Gauges T. Mom of New Yolk, fur the mule penis
thin, and who enters at once Upon the dl,schtu4ok hie du
ties. From the very high and Ilattaing emotnepttations
Lich they have had of Mr. Reset, they have tio &Mitt of his
emitient fitness for the work committed hs him, and that
they believe that under his management the Seminary can
ot hail to pride a tarp ,
u share of public favor anare d su
p pport.
Persona hati U
n re g
slaughters or wards to eduthite artly.
ularly desired Ito arqualut thentselvea with the adviantug
es
which this institution affords, both Ile respects Its, beautiful
mud nalubrias postilion, two and n half Miles Duns the city:
and also the futilities for the thormugh mid mlltiwl educallan
pr.-'toted In Its efficient corps of hotrod."
I irculars may be obtained ou applicatho to the. actor, or
either of the Trustees.
Pittsburgh, April •55th,184 6 .
tiMalid R. WHITE,
Dumas W. atit!its,
SELIMIN.
MD 11 CANDLitati .......... WILLIAM ITEANs —ll. A Conan
M,Candless, Means St. - Cn.,
(.9uccene.r. to Wick A Iltatulletss)
-NATIIOLESALE OROCEI3,S4uuII/41ers in
IRON, N A.1113,11i. , A SS, COTTON. TARNS, 4111 Pitts
burgh Monuracluna generally, corner of Wool.oNl Water
streets,
NOTICE la hereby given that. ... -
Meeting for the election or Thredont or the ritte
ear, Cinclu„ati and Look! vale Telegraph Compfuy, will
be held at the National Telegisim Od# o , b 3 VIII Otx of Lou
tattle, Ky„ on the trot Moraiy,(tiecimd dal) ctilune fleet.
at 10 o'clock A. M. • ..11.A. SIENNA.
TO mys
BACCO.-4-75 half boxes fairorlte' wands
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