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Qv- No attention will be .paid to any order nukes accent putted by the money, or satisfactory reference in thlo zity. sarp,,,,mat,od with the Establishment of the Morning N o, is one of the largest JOB PRINTING OFFICES In the city, whore all kinds of work le done on the shortest notice, And unapt reasonable terms. PROFESSIONAL CARDS QAMIIEL C. WINGARD, ATTOIVEY AT LAW, )•-. 7 H, PENNA. • 411,0Plice fu BAKEwnvs BUILDINGS, Omar street, (nimuly opposito the Court tonne.) , fob iy • CHARLES W. WI.RO A:RD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, RR RNER ITRa, CAIGIRIA euIACTT, PENNA. :: Sir AlllO practices In Huntingdon, Blair, Chutrficld and In ." Mans courales. let, 12:1y. •• '' AMEB A. LOWRI E, Attorn - '- ey at Law, i e office Fourth street, Pittsburgh, between guiltheield and rry alley. decll:ly JOHN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, office corner of litth arid Oraut streets, Pitts- Magi, .le3:ly Q All P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109 Fourth stmt, Pittsburgh, fourth - door Wow Mr. Bully ,Pattereou's booty Stable. )en_ PATRICK AVICENNA., Alderman of Third Ward, office corner of Grant and Fifth oteeeta, (formerly occupied by Alderman Lewis.) where all business pertaining to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will be womptly attended te. HAIiL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G. . w. Diddle. 10.144. Smithfield street. $5 - °Mee hotire from 8 to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to 5 o'clock feblikly T SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors 111 • cruka of MarkiA. /Sir Office tmura from 9 o'clock A. M. too o'clock Y. Ai. dac2o,y BUSINESS CARDS JTORN MOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocer and Oontmiaddon Merchant, for the mitt of PIO METAL and BLOOMS, and PRODUCE generally, No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Aral ifatux mu.sat, RICLICMON, Pitubulgh. MILLER & RICKETSON, Wholesale On.- cers, Importer. of BILLNDIES, WINES and &WASS, Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin and Liberty streets, Pitts burgh. Iron, Nails, Ootton Yarns, &c , constantly on baud. Ji2o straw B. CURLING O. Ix xonsll7ll.)N. EDWMP DIYMILTNIC RINGRALLT. CURLING, ROBERTSON &CO., Manu facturers of Cut. Proasod nod Plain Flint C; LAS'..W A !CF., warehouse Na. 17 Wood streot, core.. of Fr.• 111., l'iwthurgh, Jar - All other kiude of 1114newait mad W/i/do. Ulnae nt low Market pricno • EDLIE & Li LAI, Suo,es.s , )rs to Mulcahy / 4 is.. Lee, taanntactunara or cut. hir:oid.4 .0 I 1.1,,0 tit and Fancy Color.] GLASSWARE, r:l4 dealero in all winds of Window Glass, Fl.kei, Vials ILI,d hAtion Wert, borree corner of Markat and Water streeca, Pittsburgh. mb3:dly REMOV A L.—C. IHMSEN, Manufacturer of every variety ot VIALS, lI(YITLES and WIN DoW GLASS; black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottlee; Ikmtfohna nod Carboys; alert, Flint Blur, in every variety. N a1,11(.11.e. Dim. UM Second and 1;13 First erne t, Pittiddirgh. rull2S R.. DRA.VO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer . in COUNTRY PRODUCE. olfern for eitle n chat, stock of GROCRRItieI, gelected for fataily Iv, Shave every variety and the purest quality, ground nt hi. St.,. Alsn, Dried Fruits. Purina - it and Dotneetic Produce taken in exchange for inerchanchee F. IL D. hax procured a full asmortrnent of lan in-th'k ernr canted U AftDRN SEEDS, and te oda% the suet/0.41 ,•1 nil tarested in rural &Inure:anti _ _ COZAISSION7 HOUSE.—The su!)scribers have opened a lieu. for the shove purpose, et No 17 lhaithtteld street, futal kl.wrs st.ovo the )I. , sonzslo•la ifotr, We will purchase. or I, , eIVP ou 004/111/1.1011, fur B.L. , 1. ate of FLOUR, BACON, CHERSF... , IAI B 4 Y, FLA.): SitEj), CIRAPIS tiEED, :IA LED II AY. upon which we will wake advances, or purcils,e 08 th.. 8,14 market rates for cash. I nurd) AlAl PA .4 N. w. 11. INGLInIi . .. . 2 21 , `H , 4111,10N .J I LKNSLfI. JE NGLI Ski & It ICIIA KLISON, Forwardir, ; . and Ooruioassiall Alen h,. T. ms I wi.ler...ba cioalol Ili , " - 1811, BACON and OIL. and I'll,ll/L'CF. vt.r., - .1:1) 11 4.. • alOniA. fUrill,lly ol:Callikod Loy Bur britlce A I Lrfirarti, N., 114 RiVatex and 160 .Flrst nt.r..Jl., Plttnlkurgit, folia _ ;OLIN ATWELL. i J. LIE .I'll.l, A . 1,11 L ATWELL, LEE & CO., \Vh..lesale Urwer,, Produce and ConfLuinniiin \lr. 'mutt, mini ill ni• i - •I • Pittsburgh Mauufacturt.a, N,,. b Na ,aal eittoo, lan a ...en ‘V al -r t end Front stream, Pittbbnrgl.. aids eOHN W. BUTLER & Cu., I , ,,rwarding and Cammenou Merrlaants. deniers in nit kinds of PITIn. BURGH MAN UFACEURES. LEAD I'IPE Anil 6111sET LEAD, No. 67 Front street. Pit totlJlng 11 ..1)1›, ENRY H. COLLINS, Forwarding and 00L11111/..101i MerAtaht. end trhol , talf 11,11, Cattl 'LSE' SEEDS ..1 , ) 25 Wood street, PittAburgh mart. WILLIAM (IS r illiam Carr, late of the firm of J Parker A Co CIRIts and danlori is Foreign 'WIN KS and BRA NDI ES X'l.l liforionehoti , wd It.ufiod WHISKY, No 3 . 2 . 9 Comm. rct.l Bow, Laiorty groat, Pittsburgh- JOSEPII FLEMINO, suceetisur to L. toz & Co., wrner of Market stre,t .1.1 th.• Dtant,..l. keepe constantly on hand a full afoot un,ont of Dlt o'. JS. \tr.!, MINIM, MEDICINE CHEST:, PERYUMMIY, and utl arti cles portal:ln:lz to his Lamm., /Or Phystcnans c.davalndod at all It mini. - • • • B litfr 1 1 E It S, sucees.ri J Kidd .4 I,IiIIGuISTe. No rag Pittsburgh. 1.4.411.et0rl a Ur IFLibt, a fags, Liver )41t, JL. MAIISIIALL, succemor to 11. Lue, roVOOL. 1/LALSII filo! CONl3llstilON 11 Elit.ll3N7, No. 139 I,Lborty strsoi, P 111.1111134. Rtfermcc--W IL'Cbutoa Bros.. lir.s.aor A It34tn, ur phy, Tieruao k Co., Wows & liu-kpatt t~k Pittsburgh, Nigy 23, 1333 II A 1/Wl(2li, deakr ill l‘entvt, kv I. Leaf TO13.1e0). itA awl 1' APEIi, N.,lavW feel, beton - Sir at, l'ineburgh ',a1,20 1 y Air The htglleet tult.ricet. prl b, to rorti, paid f.. hage WASIK& P. MARS LL . n LI t- WP. MARSEIALL & Cu., Importers and derriere in French A.mence.n PAPER INGE, No. r Weed street, Pittsnurgh _ sir• Sole alp.nce for the celobrateNl manursci ur. Dellcourt 6 Co., Peri& . - - T. O. MORGAN, Bookseller and Su,- fL 3I . tionur. Ilan alw/i) el On Landa genui a 11 l ...lIIIAC ill and, kliacallkneow and Blank Buuke, Pr/utiii,„ hut uh / Clap Paper, hr., ata,laealo and rflail, N... 1.04 W.../t1 strert, below Vieth (east olde) Nth/burgh W.A.NTEL I —Rags awl Tauners' Scrape n 1,15 1 v TORN H. MELLOIt, Wholesale and lie nd el dealer in )10SICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIA NOS, NIII6I I . OOHOOL DOORS and STATIONERY, Nom. nI ,Pittsburgh. POMP LUKER ...... . . . . F,W Eh 1.1 01 likIlS( R EYMER Sr, ANDERSON, (5ue,r,,,,r4 Ittoile6 k Co.) wholesale ,h.lertg 11/ F.)II F:I(I• .1;11.UITS, NUTS, BEIO ES. C , PECT lON AI( No. n Wood Meet, oppocte the St Mu I. kbargh. a p 2 . • A TINDLE, Whulesale and Retail SA 0- DIAN, LIARNESS, TRUNK, VA LW. and CA RPM' BAG MANUFACTURER, N. 106 Wood etruct, httaburgn. IY2ChY E -- NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood street, Wird door below Virgin alloy.—GOWN A TEI would call We attention of Sporting moo to their lei go isssortmeut of GUNS, ItIFILS sod ILEVOLVINd PISTIL , , the largest and bast detected stock ever opened in this loot Yes, together with is {peters) assortment of Ile, dw...re., Cot i.• ry, Tool* and Fishing 'rad,le, all of velii.,h w. one, at the lowest possible enc. to cash purchasers, Or 1.1 is ~•1 :,;.- proved paper iicu 1 , 1 NORTH-WESTERN P0L1621.6. E geY, No. 89 Wasbingten street, corusr of heat tsa u, Lill- DAGO, ILLLNOIS. /SUM PINESATON . t, B. hOrot CI- % FEINKFATON & Ca devote their entire sit, ntion to the transantion of a general detective POLICE Ill'i•lNE, , , ,:, the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan sod ledieus. mhl.93itt STOVES.—No. 124 \Voud street, Fiftb.—We tmg leave cull the Trade to our stock. Stoves,klollow Ware and Canl.lllo in general. lint ins, pet ed every thing in our line, we can safely say that we rutty t be surpassed in finial, fitting, and smoothness, I. i 111) wth trade. Merchants will find it to their advantage to ,:a.l! he fore buying elsewtters. 1014 GRAVY, ItHISMYER, 8 GRAPY__ THOMAS OLIVER, SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MA.NUFLCTURRE., Nu, 4 St 0,11 - Picubari WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE ."1 JOHN H. ROdERTS to note selling off Ids large nod cldoire stock of flue Watches, Clocks, Jewelry nod Ynnev (;soda at a very small advaricti on fret cost, preparatory to enlarging his Store Room and the purchase id an entire new stock for the spring trade. Persons desiring GREAT BA ROADSshould col; earl,. KM It is his determination to close Out his present stock ndie out regard to former pricer. Don't forget the pliwe--ItORERTS', 16 FiFTII street, , `mar M arket. te, A/EN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTIII/NU --ROSENTH AI. & Ului, Firth street, opposite the goo's, hare a large stock of Men and lloys' CLOTHING an hand, comprising some entirely new and elegem styles, attach they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash urn, Also, a large and fashionable stock of GENTS' Y GOODS. doc 13,11) 81. EICILLAW MARTIN L lITICYLNB O &AAar ALIIEL T. PITTSBUROII COACH FACTORY-1111;- BLOW & CO.. SiICCAGeOrII to E N , . +n fna mond alley, near Wood street, Pittsburgli—titi COACLIEB, EaAETONE, EUGOIES, and ever lA y d it escription of FANCY VEIIICLEE built to order, and Ilnisherl in a aanoer unsurpassed for beauty of design, elegance of ti 111.11, ekill of workmanship and durability of materials All wort; warranted. E- A • NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood et., third door below Virgia alley.—BOWN kTETLEY N, °aid call the attention of Sporting men to their large as sortment of GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTtiI,S, the largest and heat selected stock ewer moped in tits ket, together with a general assortment of lIARDIY AR E, CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISHING TACKLE, all of which we offer at the Loweet possible pricm to cash purchasers. or for good approved paper. marls_ JOIN B. TOONO TOOB. B. YOUNG FRATCII3 L TOI/T0• B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield street, opposite City Hotel, aranufactureer of Wil ma and CHAIRS, of every description. Ha• genial , and svorlonanshtp warranted, and sold at reduced prima Cate taken In packing for land and water carriage. amnia SCHOONMAKER, Manufacturer of ° White Lead, Rad Lead, Zinc, Patut, Lithat ge. Petty. Ac. Wholesale dealeri 011 a, Paints, Verpishes, Turpeutiuu, 1110, NO. tei Wood West, Pittsburgh. iurZi I=l DEEM * t 43 ..° • • • ;IY • tit g'l l. 0 4 4.. . •1, 4 4 " • IMME IJitOrtintsti ,ftlantiit.-1 14'0', PUBLISHED DAILY BY G}ILLMORE• & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER _ANNUM VOLUME XIV. BUSINESS CARDS Nvither with lay eye nor my faith will I trifle xo 4 7 ''dgarligt IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH BAD SlGllT.—Persons suffering from Bad Sight, arising from impaired vision, constitiltionwl decay, old age, or other canoes, would do well to call upon Dr. O. E. SHAW, PRACTICAL OPTIC/AN, where they may rely upon getting Spectacle" scientifically adapted to the JUST WANTS OF THE EYE. Address, 26 Fifth !area, opposite A. A. :fluid:a, Pittsburgh. P. S.—Teleilcopes, Microecopee, Thermometer, and every article appertaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired. on the immieFea. Glaseen inserted In old Franios. le, Any article not apprured of, exchanged fee of ex pens. dec7 ly N-- ENN' COACH AND CARRIAGE FAC- Toll T.—JOHNSTON, BROTHERS A 00., corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Allegheny city, would respect fully inform their friends and the public generally, that they have commenced the manufacture of CARRIAGES, BA ROUCIIES, ROCK AWAYS, BUGGIES, SLEIGHS and USIA RIOTS. in all their various styles of finish and proportion. All orders will be executed with strict regard to dm s hinty and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on the meet reasonable terms. Using in all their work the best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel confi dent that ail who favor them with their patronage, will be perfectly satisfied on trial of then new work. Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before pur chasing elsewhere. octlkly A - MILLIKEN & CO. have on hand, at . their extensive CABINET and CllAllt SIANUF AC 'Luit Y, No. 64 Smithfield street, a large inisorthieut of Panty and Nam Furniture, which they will sell lb per cent lower than customary rates. 'forms, cash only. (div-27iy fiIIARLES BARNETT, Ilußye SDDER AND lJ BLACkiSMIIII, has erected a new and commodious Brick Slop on CHERRY ALLEY, between told and Fourth streets, s here he is prepio - ed to do all work in his line with the utmost promptitnek. Raving had long experience the business, he respectfully solicits the patronage of his old customers and the public generally. jr17.1 JAMES MELLINGER, Monongahela Pla ning Mill, would respectfully Inform his ilends and the the public that his new establishment is to , w iu full opera tion, and that he to prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for PLANED LOSLBEE., with promptness, and id the lowest rates 11.itud nod Plank, planed on one or both sides, constantly OD hand. Sash, lloort end Hoeldinga, of every dneuriptiou, wade to order and Oarpontera would end it to their edvan (age to give him a call, as Liu eau now fura,al, them with Planed ...13,11. suitable lbc every tsicripti..u.d v....A S. F - 111 . 011 i CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY NI) stAciliNE SHOP, SAYIALYIT, Omo.--The aubsci]hes having moved Into his new Works. recent]) erected, cormi of Water, XPLk.nougli and Sholdy streets, in prepared to con trart for wed exe...uto all orders for Passenger. Baggag peat office, 11.1)11SP Freight, Platform, Gravel, feud arid all other descriptions at CARS . A for:'T EAM ENGINES of all 611,a, EA RIN O. BA 11. ROAD CASTLSOS of all description.% and all other cork appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop The Foremen of the different departments are ackeru,dl,. and practical men—mostly from Eastern manufaaeriea— mho Seep themselves informed and adopt all valuable mod ern Improvoment, (aine2Yl:tf W R WETHERELL. rrILE 110 PE COAL OCTS7IPANY having re it_ rvlalv met with I. nee m tratblitorting coal to enieln nett 1. c log in+urea by the ttlAttltittcturorv' 11,MT - 111302 COM of ?LiAcklphia, take plennttrt , m etAttug that thett aunt , Were pr,,,npliy S.4)USInt.I by J Sew lon J.,oett. A¢eot t..,1 nail enklapn.ny. D BI2MINELI„ Agent of !lope Coal Canhiyaty, Chictuusti • mtbrr 1e56 --J wit re- Pit iAlkurs,L, 1), R EVOLVERS! Fla Or. ERS Expt, dowt fllllll the 11mut,..turt.111, a ItpiOttditi 1,5,1 iueut of CaL' a REP KAT 161 i P ISTOLS. tour, nvu and aix inch toarreln, all of au will orll for ca.li at nn lon pi Kt. as they out he bought lo the city a 1 Neh V •rk gwog to Ae9tredta and I.‘all/IVrlllit will nod that they d.. bet VI" L 3 1 / 1 , 11 ,gt.(wga• at that/ 11,.-) hdhoug au auger,--aii ore I,era.•us w :hall, t,. t y ally of the file", brforn hotting the city, and in .rt, ,•t a wilt, we refund the !honed 110 WY N rit rm. Y, sepi Ia N . rad au vet t tsburgt.. Bu'I'TLERS. - Jot N OGDEN N o 157 Fu yt m eoo t, teapot - dully tirtum the pill. tic that the) have countantly oil lintel a tar ge nupplt t SAR,APARILLA, ]IISKRAL WATER, ALK :tad la itrT ui the I..est ywdity. The 'turn n.m of famil4.4 iv particularly:di...Pei 1., tha In. t that the, lead, WAD:Mr/lit: , ALE it ita put.iat .tare, Pt. ywcieum Dan ~,, aired it to tamilaa.uu /1/2a,[1111. at IEII whole UlllO WA itl b Li••• 411,4 •t• LW MEM 'I J. liILLACSPIE Lookint4 ilanutu.turete and dealers In lit.. Plates, Plult• boa, /{ll graN lugs, eota.A. etid Fau, \..78 Wo(.1 •tte. , t,l"ttu. Lur gh Lra band and nude to ,dler. Oilt het Ntahtl , f;1•••,, 11ahogsinf, Wvlrnit 11..1 LiLlt atut— 11Lati“ tog. of ovary dosertpiton Jae - :st.otuallktat Colon.. I tocuratc.l mod ti kit 1.01 _ A. SWI LE li, Wh .1 ehale xud Aetal Dtialrr in hiru, ,*. stoy.. Tim Inv) MO Iloue,i:o.l.•+a' Marcia at, T11.111.41' Ma..haw. and Tin Plat.. ;he~•t Iron, Wire Invot., 24 North Ruehier'n - - - JWIIITE, V6SETIAN BUNT ) MANI:Fat-Ir a KARL hal tli../VerObl Wei health 00 eta to la.t,mr Lib odd tdistuaan, and lion vernal La MANI, MANI : FM - Nth Y at Sa Ls Fifth serval, near hint I Ithe, ,IlitIlDrILL Where Ili' ha* a l 10,1"Illiell/ N I f - , Iruumal Alai 0,111 mad tancy Vfa ated anti :tilt Tr 111101.,,,t. and any artier its his lilt,, an I In . tient rawoonat4 td,tinr. lira work en warranted to giro eat enaction, at ',tte, refunded el. Old Blinds rupatreJ. flea a fole hint • rail, a, la • I.tA LO beat In wet Iciutrneuif: ly BSIERCH ANT TA 1 1..)R, Third atreta. nest floor h. tnepatrlf Badding., tbabkrol I a ,:aef y hheral pair onage herrudole la . ntoweal aptal font fa, leave fa ask n otntinfuve th , amt.., an be is now nett,a prepared than 1 , 1 et I. turtd.h Ina If fruds and It, 10111 , 18 will , 1441 bk LI,. It In Al tamer enure tatted...l,n always keep, on taunt a latge turaurttnrift of Oa lateta al, Its al CAN - Polk:Rh:an!, Clair 11:,!, , whi , L he nt make Is atilt, ou the elturtent Dame, up.tu I oarantable tomtit &an_ A perfe,l fit +Own), warrtutt..4 [n.,16-tf WOODWELL'S FURNITURE AND CHM RB, wholwaftle and retail, elfshractng ~ at sty: , of nil Milt!, 11, Ittadd. ,, 1/ ,d, 314./ththy Walt.ur •ta ;,hl..- fw larlars, I hattthare, and dit,lll4 ql.ll‘l to any I, Sew York or l'llllB4l,lplita, turd at tuw.a pi t. EN Cr ) artiel.‘ n isle 1.) timid, ant Um, trust Calmtiet Mahar, nuppland with any quantity sf FtRNI- Ttat F. and CliA IRS, .ra run. Hotel, and Steand , ar , furntahr at tit, ,11 , 1teit notary. ith)- NV wet:ad:an, Nan :7 and is .beet, PITrSBUROII, PA J.& T. GROUTT BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, plc. DEALERS IN Pine Old Monongahela are whi.kr, PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY ; A L) RECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS CORNER OP i'NxilltirlELti AND FRONT STREET , . ran , BUltlill, PA. DAVID CAMPBELL — & SAMUEL POL- LdOCK bare associated together tattler the st)le of CAMPBELL & pouocEr, for the transaction ofii general V ariety and Pt) Gouda bum..., and the mono - facture of plain and Wntnd Line Gilt Mouldings. nshlu WOIIEATS AND JEWELRY. —JOHN N ROI.IEIIII, N 0.16 FIFTH street, is tie opening :an entire NKW ST , tCli 01 Gold and Sthei Patent Lei er, Are lair. I,pin, and Vertical WATCHES. in nyen and hunt i/ g eases, 01 the moat celebrated Eng - twit and : . 'wlat Mann 13 , t Lir.' Gold Guard )bet mud Fob Chinni, Seale, NlintatureCaare. Bracelet., (101.1 Pane and Pitmen, Pelt Ta.ithpli ka, beau plain Set out Seal Ginger Ring" Itrerotpina. Ear Mop, Cutl Pius, Studs, SI., ve Loops, Old end Silver Si'-. tb..Clt . d. nut Plated Spi , ito, K Mt. and i.aks, Jet. 0..ral and Pam n largent ,, ek ‘,l the hart 8RA1 . ..,4 1.:LOCIi8 at all prb . iia. The above stork ban lien pm - chased dire, trout the Hunt Itiauttfacturte , , and ital.:tad with great rar..1,1 the rutail 4.10, and will be sold at a MOW advance ou fill Watches, ells( ks and Jewelry repaired, Gilding and En gin, exoetited in the beat wanner, and Silver Ware and Jawelp Made to .rdet JOHN It. ROBERTS, apL Fifth street. nett dn.. b. Market. DALY'S STOCKING FACTORY. - - C. DALI corner of Market alley and Fifth street, finds It necesumry b, .lltrodiCt n report that ban gained currette), that he was selling oti to quit business Ile never had such natentini., Ile Inform. the public that he still t outinties to .uFftij STOOKINOS, SHIRTS, DR ANVERS, And all kinds of HOSIERY, at his ..tabllithment His Fac tory Is !war Ryan's Building, on FIFTH street--open at all time. , to the inspection of the pulOW Ile haw, beside. the work of his own manufacture, brought to the city the hugest assortment of (heals in his lute ever brought to this city, II hich are warranted to be of the best inality, and will be sold at the most reasonable prices. He has but one Sales Room, at the corner of Market alloy and Fifth street. C. DALY, mhlb Corner Market alley and Fifth st. N;IV INTELLIGENCE OFFICE—If you want to hat help." lied employment, buy or sell property, Call at LOWRIE'S INTELLBJENCE tiFFIOE, Nu. It fifth street, near hlarket Street. Legal Documents and Copying done with neatness anti JOSEPH W. LOWRIE. LI N IMEN'r—The best Lini merit DOW in use fur sprains, bruises. Ar , 12 duz. dun t:Veti 1.) JOB. FI.F.1111“J, 5p2.5 owner Diamond and Market et. pin, METAL-100 urns good ((aunty, cold blast,juot received yea otosaneo Irene, and for sale by KVA , P M AVIS. ut net Wood and Fifth o GREASE D -iiiayes' celebrated Grease 14 Urn's, Cott, Bligo,o, 1ianr....1 ChM. he in own. 1,10 and Lblr. lot ,Jo i,y iai'.!.9 I II EN R Y 11. COLL I NS. I - 10 ALWORKS FOR SALE.--Sixty three nerve of land, with 250 a Coal attached, and all the tut. provementa thereon in oneCionlifill Operations Said Flinn situated on the Mcnonzahelit river, 34 wiled Pitt.- burgh, and is supplied aW . n Vann House, Barn, Tenant Ilousea Orchard, Itsalroad, aud an eirelinnt inirbor . Tlie vein of Coal to five feet thick, and cannot be ourpassed in quality. Fur further particularn apply to NICHOLSON & PAYNE, No. 215 Liberty street. WALIEE,EIN lEL - ALLE DI L E 035. e —1 hem Jaw, repaired a large Sctpply of ads celataillwd Indeal? Ink, .with or vithowt the prepara tion. It is gadditti 440 bedritik now in vise i n an c „, a , 4 the mow) , willkeyaknided where it doors diat plovia JOB. FLEMING ' ar.1.3 core Diamond alley and Market it. • 44.1 GREATEST IMPROVEMENT VET! NEW SCAL E—II. 8: 13110 , have Just re.C.nivesl a small lot NUNNS & CLARKS' PIANOS, :+ 4 . 4 1, -;: • • provided with their NEW ! . 3CALE. This in I . their latest, and undoubtedly the MOST tar- PoRTANT improvement as yet miule to the Fort,- The POWER nil the Matz ument to almost DOUBLED then eby ; and In point of volume, aTerineon and brilliancy of kale. they Surpass anything as yet produced in the shape of a Pia.. They punsena all the advantages of the Orand Pianos, With out any 01 its dlaadvantrupsi. Wu now challenge coniparta , h with the illigniineritll of any other maker in tub country, confident that every unbiassed JUdg,t, of the article will at once admit their superiority. The public ra respectfully in vited to call and examine those sniper b instruments. H. KI.RBER & BRO., Sole agent. for Nunns St Clerks' Pianos For Western PetinssiVallla No 63 Fifth street, next doer to filas , mir Hall. P. S.—Splendid assortment at the above shortly expe,ted for the Spring Trade. spin CHICKERING & SONS, rimati JOHN 11. MELLOR Lm . , Juat received seven more .1 . .;.; 1 14 1 .:! . .01-;.,E; CIIII . IIIHRING & PONS' i • .-' r PIANO FOR ,TES, and ort, I . 1:1 pleted the Stock, Relortol for Spn og Salem, or THIRTY Ell L new and splendid Ingtrunu ote, of every von ,ty and ovb manufactured by the Messrs. Chickening. .11t...t0n,) hem the Owl:lost SIX OCTAVE to the most dplenuldly tint: ked Seven Octave Square Piano Purtra, as well MI that superb and inimitable Grahl and ion Greed Piano,' EVERY PIANIt Ft'RIF: Li Chit their NEW SCALE, with their PATENT IR , iN FRAME: , end PATENT ACTION, and are not t my warranted II: I tl.• purchaser by the manufacturers. but by the I, lAA/ OA, be In all rrospeeta as perfect as Muniments can be mule, both In reped to Material and W,lrtion-tup PRICES INVARIABLY THE SA NI F. in 1t0 , t,n..t the Manufactory. JOHN li. MELL qt. W.,-I betwetu M4to,tut :.lie) and Fourth • Agent for 0 Sns, Ii r Pittaburgli AL I Western Penun. NEW SUPPLY OF PIANO FORTE.* cIiARLoTTK 101.19 jUni I a Further euityl) of betel+ S. 's Nat. , . with put ill Itralge • . a and coairateltion hearizir,a, and wills lelteat mg. (fraud Action, Ae a prod of the aupertarity of the., l'uthatt. in the t.ti 1, wlng extract of a teptat at tkt• late " Met hallo a Fa, Welton, to cttaspetititta with the ieleltt tiled cake, Chic kerma, a ha awe Preealent ttt the Aast, tatt.,rt The ilaaaaa.liattet to hat 04(4.- V,. ham.. / , •Il sl rd I his fhpltaatt will, a .I/et/,t.'. It. liattet. berm Ctt . ftit the 1031 Waal Plan, Bata ettntrthute, t the hal, latatu ol JuN AS s Et: I NU, )•rttst. ' tt hc bast Kirk. out.. 1 his 11r. IA iso ,tompetalttn %alai Masts 11 It a The Ct.mmi I tet.tr t ;,. J Wel t. It Si i,r. I, John Loupe etc.„) say ttt the Growl In It., 11 m Von 1 ILI, 10111111, lull and ~petal ittettatta,,, anti berf ou rxhil tie .0 These Piano', are made with lull iron frau, I, l al dock, et, , and are made t.. elella le dII 5' i1:11 , 1 , , lu addition to th, ALese, the 5u1e..111 , 1 her rc. el, LI 11.amili from Briumgardten & F7inet, Ilatnl-tirg, A W Lela & 0".., Brot.m, and otter 1 r,...‘1 makers. at rm.," I I to &I,I)Uu. CFI h LiffTt. 10.1. M I , Jell II !tree( N B. Ohl ri e j,:„. taken In exchange at their toll v*lnv A awther in‘ .0,1 01 the c-ph-braterl Ilatiburgir l'otn,ol .x. petted In several aces-1,, C 11 FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE Tut attratl,.o .1 pur, hxa.v 11 I •••lio, •••• pruacut fibak. sali , utial Int SPIII td. boat quality Velrota Bri,lnth and Ty , .x4l In 111 - 11.4%ei1l and Tuvamtry, • grain. Cranilly and Stall Itripao•l, , , Nl,abun, all I Nxtra and miry. r. I Ply I Pi ns.l milt,. Best luip•li tad Kl.tre 'I and lmma.k. 11,1 xn I ni k arpaty Flu., isl , •ila, dla 'tab' lad and prim. Tabla Plutba , an , I, lid.d ub build and Tabla Canton 4,1 t 11i, li• • • • if , t Ithe MNI• it•••t. 1.1. t, It x, 111, 1.114A1 , 1 1•Itc:111611 1.1i111,1 , xtt., • kv4l 'ell .1 WI, ;Lay and Buff !lad:, .I , all ld. will 1w rlfrrtxl at ante at very . . REMMEEIIIM Allegheny County Normal School, Nile!'( /"I 01 , - 0 1* • the V •L'...st JI W Plank !toads B. M. I s KKK. A M MRS M A KERR, ftncgml S'enlair.ry REV R PIIER6oN. A M v IA , li, t•ottltintr) NIA \,.t um: t11...•1 hit F.-. • 111 DA V. the 15th 111.4t1 I,e, 1,11)111 •.1 1,0, .1( A 1:11,11,1 1,1111... "f f.11,a1. • .an lb. 1 , 111.11 Ihr.z‘ap,s - Lbtril,, 01. In.! “111 • •1.1111 !,.• lltu ,trc Al,l i 1,1!) 11. f t. T}.ILIS —lO ..p..Lttrr .4 10 I Al , l s"' HAArdt.n4 1.4"1,01.4, and 1.3.1 ht V 10 In •4v I.t. I ~ .a .l,ttkv rutin nt ally O 1.•. 41. I .. of 01 the claw .4 :',..4.ll‘blatiA, lail=llllll r further H At. K urgh H OLT'S PATENT II AND ST.\ Il' Th, Agent fits- the FiI.A \IA I '• I," 14.t•ttAtt, Mttes . Ist,t I 111. It t r all I.te. t • I •trt. • •- nrltAAA•ee at, tit. At tot 1.. rti to• I .. , •11. .1" Hatlrttetle PLet-oth •••.. I•tt1.1, II tt , • ,'...n11.1 I Ae••etnal tk •ttAteittt,g It: .tg. t ..l,- I ;•11111114 1.1.1.11 I.l.4fent .!.1 . % A/I) Mil,/ NNW] II ,11\1111• itint ktng 1.,.,..,,A. to )tt•t li. thin, Is unlike an, Ilt. 1.. I It pen to otttecte.ste retuAtnnttl) urged tAtettitt•l • tte bite! .11,1 , 1 t. the , wht.l, Ae to ate --141.It•I• .1 Atkottnittt,to , . . lit It 1.-flored hd about he half tltt , Ni 1 111.. t• 21 il,lllg Ilion, ample Ili 11A , Ofilltr” 11..11. II I, Itea !tab!. to yi t. oht. order 3.1 It ia mere ~otupart • aatet operated, and won. et tah of 111 , king PERFP't IMYSI.I2VtI.OI , The propttetota tel upon the Itittin•ld tot I 'temp for It, gottetal adopt... teettn,; tit 11.., ;I , /\lll/ , .. , ahtl 614 a• :only ....felted, dor all ..theta. will Fire it a favorable ttar •dtb II,.:, tilt:, ale thvited to call wad «ethe •p. tation au l tlo let tety atilt, of elf.rtt .t)pc deaf irrs met', ed lot any atyle of putt , tu, alol the Men elet trotyped of the hfot !Pater lad and workninnOttp MOSES Y. EATON, Aget,t, N.. lAb Flpit . ht N It _ A.,ENTS WANTED t., at, TlL`lh f tl wL.•u, will yeti ,rtir, that MiisES F EATON. of 1 . a., In the A ttly , t 41,1 ku the tale it ._ Stamp' Jar Ili.. State rt P..tinAyl)otfitti. tog the ity of als, I', th• t .tutittot4 \hhtahnla,'t • mm tun, Ittliott log, C.•hnulnar,a .1 , V., a, ta the State .•f Ohio LOCES'r )V EE FA LE )1 SE N.11;1 Th. , 11r,,Te mina" give notice to the friends ot the ineditutkin, that the 11, WILLIAM 111 CLARKE. nwV1.1,,, .••i pull.) by 14,13 outs , ill I,t,Rh, 1./ resign lan charge as hector of the same, have teen so f or ignm e ti, n the valuable the ller tlf.idwie T. lhr,ra, of New York., for the !Wow ,0101 lion, and who .voters at on, upon the discharge , I 110, du ties. Front the very high and flattering coninedidatow" *Lich they have hada( Mr. RIDER, they tineetlo Joubt n( ,nilient filmss for the Wort. t..41/1111t1,1 to Jinn, and 11,n1 they 'Ater, that under his niaidigentout the Seminal y nit fad to procure a large share of public favor and Terrains having daughters of surd., La 1:.1“4-al, ,I lnrlp M'sa rd it, acquaint themselves w all Ino advantages this institution afb•rds, both as r,p1 . 1. - t• Its inmulitul a. 1,1 6/tlnl,r‘n. tv,nit.1,..0. two awl s half mile, 1 . ,111 Ilu , itv, nl,l al., the faiillll, , for the thorough and renued presented In its efficient i•i•rps instructerit Circulars may he ,Mahood vu upplickition ti the Rot', Dolor of thu Trinata.ol. THE CEYLON STRAW ftAT—The att,tt tpm of th, public t, uur entirely now sit le of STRAW HATS, just teceived horn the roper conslonlng the many qualm. , wanted to make the Straw Hut eunable w etei y way aa Slltlllll , l lint It is the unly Straw lint which the rain or lout will nut atlect, either in the brim or oroan. icing en britlilf•ii in to prevent the punaibilrty of LL in any way ~Oct this entirely new style, galled the CEVI.cOI 110 T believing it to to , the Straw llat that will gite wearer entire natinfartion. CHARLES IL PAULSON, 73 Wleel 10)30 !teat dour true. the corner of Fourth. MOSES F. EATON. AGENT TOR TEA Sale Purchase of Patent Rights. And Dealer In every variety of MECHANICAL AND OTHER PATENTS. 0111, and Exhibition Rana, FIRST STREET, noon Woutl, Pittaburgh, ordern int Patent4sl 4ri i,!ot uv..l y derv, grtion P'.( A " M t N I) T . 4 S " VA d' N 4 T t i ' h>. T 01,2, Ist, t. f 014 IRE= PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, JI:TLY 11). 1856. BUSINESS CARDS NEW SPRING STOCK OF PIANO FORTES. W. D. FOURTH ST It KE T, F. A RR,o, , U i 1 NIANSFIELD SEMI\ Mt AND =EMI= nTAI.II' I'n ',burgh, May AttAhurgh, Apnl '..^.401,15013. 01 , 11.01 R. W RITI, IRIVIII W. 1181018, 1118. S. SLLUZII. ILIEUInAtr. B. LTMAN WORTH): OF ATTENTION -FOR BALE.—A mew dwelling house Just nr11 , 41 , •1. s‘n stoi ies, arranged with hall, two parlors, dining room oil kitchen, three chambers, grind cellar, bath rom. 8c , n hy drant In the yard, and good stable. The lot has nit out -1 -(1 L et you Carrot street, Allegheny city, by lon leet deep to 1,1- I ,•d -be suiest. Price $l.lOO. Terms-360 , ice hand. remainder in ou • and two years 8. CUTHBERT a ,'US, ap2ti 61 Mai ker . . WRIG111"6 PRENIIUM coal. WU head, loot rem).o,ee all symptoms a lista Persons using WRIGHT'S KATHARION Are never 1.1•1.• 1011-11trOke. WRIGHT'S EREMIUNI ICATHARION le the most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining th Hair In any required For sale by Dr. UEO. 11. KEYSER and R. E. SELLER (XL. at 2b sents per bottle. LARGEA BRICK HOC SE pleasantly situ fated In Allegheny city, with lot of ground 30 fee trout on Bank lane, by 150 feet deep to al5 foot allry Th house is well built and finished in modern et r It. I.. , rttro (rout. hall, two parlors, diem ir room On tele•o ; clonnol,re cellar, hylin ant, pastel nod el n% el yen shad,. 111,1 11 111 Ihrubbery, de , nail in Lomplete order, for dale L,) toys 8 CUTILBEIIT 8 SON, 51 Market at, L. • •• . I \ -• • e. ... . MISCELLANEOUS FURNITUItE: tis , . lk#l RYAN'S BUILDINGS, No. 31 Fifth Street. THE. subscriber, having enlarged and fitted up In good otyle hii ShCIOI.S FUR \ ITI RE NI 11800%, LARGE ANL, VALUABLE Ali D17702V3 To his stock. and Low invites Ma friends and (he p o tdk to CALL AND EXAMINE Before purchasing elsewhere HIS STOCK IS WELL ASSORTED, Atn,•unttng $50,000 Worth, EVERY CLASS OF GOODS Riot, MEDI I.: 11, awl A u.i embrachur ...me vary lino ROSEWOOD PA RLI )R SETTS, 1'..% eqed ,1 till rbr...11 lotgatel le OAK CHAMBER SETTS, Aud a great. vaJjety df New Styles of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Sofas, Book Cases, &c h At., I,y rotatl, et 11 . 111,LES ALE PRICES 95.,. ery ant. le warranted n, giro eat telaction, or the u-i. y trtuthied H. EL RYAN, EDNILIND WILNLIS, Igs; - EAGLE MARBLE WORKS lIE A 1)1 IF WI. )01), ON LI RTY F,T, und at the il.anctery trate Ilittidairgh. Pn Burial ‘aullg, Tonilmtialrg, Mantel Pieces. ; I ine; Taid. TOll4. Wiggligtglolg, kr. On hand and 10 dd.,. ;;Il ',en; nrlrty. Mantels, fencing for Porno ti-lt L.H.-roanwaltal gild plain. whirl; duratile. and novdg 5/11111,. ilk /II i: 1.. f t : pet logd Mg, 1,.... - ,14, - .11.r , !wally in lingniggg f , ttar drat, taontr ll Mi., al,ll lot, da•. nlu thin ;ay, Mal I dig;rn a gum,' ...in I I will 'Mt, f1i,V131 . •10., 41,•11,5, any gorl, in) ling opunt.at rgadnalapunt.l"l J ES A. FETzEn, 1..10\ A 10 , 1 \ r•,a rat: sALP. uV Fleur. bruin, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard, But 8a, ,, n, rind Produoe generally. %o. 49 Water Street, iurrmit win. P. 4. %Vllth Lnist ,rt I, F Cutl.l...rt A Pttt. , bu . B.,ya Sot:. wont - lug., S. It, M A VI Walk. 1 / Crarigie & Co., 4 NI A ruler..,n 1) ,, n I .1, t.. 11 Ve . 11,..1ing itly`H. 1'1 7 ,K 1 N 1-4.,A S l'Oltli, NO. 34 FIFTH STREET FR Rr II 'I V. t A Jr.. lot I renh etxd 1.41. k Tom r ri thu hitt6.rorn ss•l,l N 11.1.t1x aci.l stall. at prt 0.” er that, u.n.l t'UTT E WSE AND LOT FOR SALE. TllEtiodo,r,igtied I«ith rt v it‘tc of 1,1)1 ,, I x laill.,1;w1.• v1(11111) • 11 , r , 1 (1411'014' AND IIT he 4+1, - 14 he rilIVI• NAll4sl.lncton nu 111 e leen el I•4A1 —,4•• 114.. le Ael part •/1 lii The 1.. t 14.4 14,14-4.41 fret.t ie. .1.4 p, And he- . re. It n lyr4 , 111.11V40r 44 ..4 44. , -41.41 .114 - 111.114-1). 4tp1.144.44. 14,4,14iet. 1141,14, ni,neets.trrnillA.,,,.l,•lrl,w, rwniaw•rritwi .t•• The f 1.4.4 trent, 4 , feet hall. Knit • 4. lee, wit, k.tele n w:.4 .44411.14 There nr, Writs • woti 111.1 0 1.41 v.111••1 1 . 11 , I. I. 1 4 111.11 .. 1111-1 - .. 444,14.4 neatly 1,044,1 441,: 1..11.41e-10, Mill 111 • 11,1..0,1 .11•1 ,- A 44,1,1 trii.3111.., ,, 01 , 1 , .4 If 011 —W.. 0141 he11.,44 KrAint44l 4044. .4. 4. y. 4.441 ,4..1,1e, cent , ugly le, ,[ 4 . 1 , 1 tw11.1 , 1•• and " • in. A w - I r ••1 1-I , rll And w!111, - ,•, 1 3/1-ry ••,1 ,:•• - 10, 1,1 I. •.!1' . 1. 1 ... , • 1 1 y 1 , 0 i 144441.141 i ~.,• Ai.. 11 it ''l 111 •11 51 1...W.11111i i 11444.141111.1 01. D•111.1,,' itlit;•.l ; • ,tro. W I. LE,I lE. 4.. Fillll - - Medals and Five Diplomas t RT it .171.. Polent Mr Pi - "."-Alit.7 tin 1.1.T18 W lA, I oliry 1 . 11 1:bY 'he AJ•nt oity e , Vt•eter n l'enrAvlranlit Ip• of the aho' e tut nt hit Outlet ' 8.r.• A ...A at . • b n1.,0 kepi Ii Awl t ;leen Alarm dare a 1 I rice ulth Ittrst Pt td,Jrk. load, titled • etitur Iwt rug at .it. .1 . 1 , 1,01, txwilbe, 110 LI keepers. meant h....1N uud J'll at in.al• rate 1.11.. p 17.3.0 IFIEIIOArAI.. • I, l l{A NI: VAN t,;11{1)1.:It. HAS RE)lt.)\ - ED 7 NIA rr ~pr , il.• to htt aid 1.. "urply hi" median,' and the ,Ji.hlh "tenet - nil' with anythin, they newt in the way of ft wiliniJka, t..inlJte. 1.,1 1., 1111.11,1 N, Ciluvek, (tottery and late-) Ji.• "I- 'Jrkily k...moinher ?hi. No , Market it insurance etlinpa --Th” l',Aident mot IM, tor, of thi, Company t• ch,lared a N , lll,ll4ntril 1 ict,lond of sin d,..llnra .hate, upon the Capital .'tent. Fite .1011,1111,i.1.. pip I.• the SLO,khohlerS sir their lee al mpreantatirof, and oredned to Ow, nt,ek nil aft, thv ineL SAMUEL L M 111:11E1.1.. S.-et jelhbse =IEEE OLD TYPE METAL. \xTF 11. IVF FOR SALE, at the Office of 11 th Mt)RNINIi PUNT, u large quantity of OLD TYPE. Mact.msta and other, want jug such an 1111 Lela can got a larg. suptdsl.y calhog w. as 1.14 4,„„: PATE FAIR,—The undersigned Commit ,kpp ,inted to solicit ooh, riptions. to set lire the 11-1 hug of the Fair at Pittsburgh, hereby authorise tiI...SSER, one of their Committee, to oolled t the coin. Nit iILiMSER will call on sub. , rib,re during the N 0 MURPU V, N CoStlßitVl.:, WILLIAM M. II E 10.7.11, JACOB GLOSS EN, )• I Corninilttr. NEW )K S.—J wit received, and it is hat dly nee, saary to repeat 4.‘111 to the public, that to. arerodd !tom TEN Tot TWENTY PER CENT hoWEB. than , Iseo here fur of Nlll4lllllO Rachel In the U onto(' Suttos—price 90c. 'parrougrami Papers—BO etas Conti, iihnorirm of Human Lif,.— TO, Stist,.B and Territot Itqf .0 the Olen( Weft—V.l2. Ittin,liy Papers; by lirougham—noe Tanglet,,a n Letters—l:l,l 2 . I.nlad for thi Piazza Taloa; by Melrille—noc. agaboud Lilo in n . 1.10NIC1)-9 0 C. Z.', al. Homers, by Capt. Mayne Reid—j.l.l.2. M lute Chief " fl li tipdnee'a Sporting Tour: hr Frank Forester—sl,ls Brother Joinithiut tor 4111 Pictorial Clipper—fn. Yankee N.ltl.lllP ularpet . N Ho l man tie for July, I third supply Pet•v son's Nlagatine for July.(teookui 4upply)-17, Urahanfe Magazine for July, ; second aupply)-1.1.1c. oknh.y's Lady's Book for July-2(h Leslie '+ N Y .11.uriatt!-16. - 1,11.1*- Marazino—loc Remember, the place to got Ntrutazines a 111 LAUVER ni BIM nii;STOR Mom tin street_ t ", ffEA'r Cam- GI - table tin In k Lei ELLIN() 11UL:f E, No ;on Front . with two Lots ..f tlrouraheaa 21i feet trout Ly hV dory. 110 Lirge and , 0n ,,, e ,,t,,,nt; a gts.i ndlw. with cemented tl in hall, tau parlors, dnumnt.r,, ,, on, nnJ Lai hen on hrr-t enl , l) , .111 i god large ptilitr) —lb roe r,, , rn and bath room on the secomt st, ry. and rums on third story. Fire-proof slate roof, gas II xtures and pip, on lirst and a<roud story. Laren yard, with shade trees, grape eines. Inc The improvements alone cost more than the 'wim asked far the whole property. Price i.,500u_. one.fourth in band; remainder at one, two and three years. S.. CUTITBERT k SON, rid Real Estate Agents, 51 Market at. 4,,„1 MINER COATS—We have received per Exprees another lot ot Lawn, DuLk., Mars.dizs and Ma.onrka Sommer Cod's, wblch we will open tine en•Antng. lald L . alliflliFELD & SON, No. 70 Wood at. iilVll4. ". • 7 " c .. ' `~'~' ~~ °~~ CMCOMak Con,tottrig MEM warded aptt2:3rx)-0,1 L. Ilk PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE. ALT THE BUFFALO VENERIAN HOSPI. fAle—llitablished for the ecat of Syplailus, Seminal Wiskneas and the Infirmities of Youth and Maturity, by Dr AMOS k SON, Buyeato, New York—Office, corner of Main apd Quay streets, (op stairs.) A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION. An Instrument for the unroof general Debility, Impotence, Incontinence, or Nocturnal EaliA9lollB. This instrument has beau used with the most happy effect in the practice of the must eminent physicians and surge°ns in the British empire, France and Germany In feed, so re markable were the MIMS, that the late u SIB ASHLEY" hailed It an the " Harbinger of Life." The use of this will fully imstalu the high encomium. YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE Dr AMOS A SON are the only Physicians in the State who are membei is of the Royal College of Surgeons, 'golden, aduatea of one of the most eminent Colleges in the United States, take pleasure in announcing that they have Invented a most important instrument for the cure of the above diseases. It has been subjected toe test by the moat eminent physicians In London, Park, Philadelphia and New York; it has been declared to be the only useful instrument ever l et discovered for the core of Seminal Weakness, or. any disease tit the genital organs, arising from the solitary habits of self-indulgence which destroy both body and mind, unfitting man either for marriage or society. Dr. AMOS di SON, in order to satisfy the most skeptical as to thq merits of their instrument, pledge themselves that in any Instance where they may proye unsatisfactory after a fiar trial, the Money will be reffinded by returning the Inatru ment In good order. Persona wialfing the aeove useful Instrument will observe that the price, with the accompanying directions, securely packed and sent by expresa, is ten dollars NEW REMEDY AND QUICK CURES For the Venereal Diseases, and all private complaints, gleets, strictures, seminal weakness, pains in the loins, affec- tions of the kidneys. diseases of the bead, throat, nose and akiu, and all those dreadful afflictions arising from a secret habit of youth, which produw constitutional debility, ten ders marriage itingssible, and in thelend destroys both body and mind, A CURE WARRANTED. Dr. AMOS A SON have devoted their tame tion exclu sively to this rsolliar class of maladies, and the relief they have consequently been enabled to render to their fellow creatures I. fully testified acid gratefully acknowledged by couraleecent patients and others daily arriving in luau from all parts of the country, for the express purpose only of consultation, while their exertions have been crowned with the moat signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced in inquiring into the causea of these infectious complaints (from their most simple I,lldit lOU to that of the most dangerous and nisi:tensed) they have always enter mined the poasibillty of theft prevention and removal, and likewise invariably found that the moat horrible and malig nant ferns of disease could almost always be u - sced to one of the following cantles:—ignorance, neglect, 'pr We ill ef. foils of unskilful and improper treattpent; therefore Dr AMOS & SON have succeeded in discovering, in the Belts; lion of their remedies, a safe, effectual and cautious course ; omitting all combination of remeeLea which bear an equivo cal character, as well es those whose premature or injudi cious application might be productive of bad consequences in the hands of private individuals. In short, the laudable end of the remedy is the lessening of a grand mass of hit man misery by the alleviation, relief and prevention of those griecollc dfillalollB that aro in reality the secret foe of rote, and which, while t bey PO extensively surround no, mil aloud for our aklll and interference ter their extermination BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Dr. AMOS A SUN have fur a lung series of years been en gaged In en extensive practice Ili the treatment of the.- deli cate complaint., and are the only legally qualified Physicians who, regardless of the taunts and envy of the hypocritical and mock modest, have had the confidence, th ough the vie hum of the public preen, to Wiest attention to those emir mous evils, from which no grade of society is free. In select • lug Oils department of practice they have beeu amply re warded lot the great success that has attended their trios to lu the tneitment of these cases, which are so generally eel, tided to tie unqualified and ignorant empirica. who, with their pirated publications assume foreign names and and pretended virtus of their patent nostrums, have ill tikted serious injury ou those who hive bean induced to place faith In their 14••0t,50n...-- Meth,/ Berle,. 'fo PATIENTS A Ritual) to. AMOS a SON have made arrangements whereby i packages be forwarded with secreay and deapetcli to poly part of the world . Addreas Ir. AMOS & SON, corner of Main and Qgay I rea,ts,l up stairs, Buffalo, N. Y. je3f daw'ff i VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE 'CIIE EIGHTH WARD OF THE CITY I PlTTSllL'itiall —Twelve lots fronting on Mud sheet, whirls is an 80 foot street, overlooking the Nl•itiJn ea brie river; each„ jot having a front of 24 feet and averaging I floni 110 to 175 feet deep, fronting on a 24 foot alley Alan, twelve lots immediately in the rear of the atone, haring a front of 24 feet each on Issrast street, and rumoug back to a 24 foot alley. Locust street is a6O (cot street. Ten lots fronting on Bluff street, now in the city district, I Immediately adjoining the ahoy°. only divided by 7.tlilten• Barger street, which is a 50 foot street, and also the city Use. Those lots al, 24 feet front each and averaging from 97 to 148 feet deep, running track to a 15 foot alley. Ten lots In the rear of the above, each lot having a front of 14 feet ou Locust street and running back 80 feet to a 15 (...d alley. , me lot on the corner of Vanbraans and Forbes strott. 'ZI , f , t fn at slrel, running back to St. Patti,k's alley 180 feet, which is a 24 foot alley. Three lota, 24 feet each, fronting ors Forbes, Street, run ning heck 120 feet to St Patrick's alley. IN ALLEGIITaNY CITY. Meal. two two story Mick houses and Its, with bark l•wildlttg., each with a front of 2'2 1 ,4 feet, on Federal street, just above the fiortl, common; running bark 97 feet to a 3 foot alloy. Also, a small two stmy brick house and 1.4 (muting on Robin...lb sheet, on the North side near the canal, 15 feet fi[.nt e,u Rublinam street, running back 7:: fret to a 4 loot ails}} Also. my dwelling house and ground an:a:MA, on the ear ner Sanduskc street and the South cxunson. this lot fr. ci te on the cAratruou 6il feet, 240 tees on Sandurhy street, and €0 trot on Water street. The property is too wall known to need any particular der.cripit•.n, eu those who a - ant to 1.111" CII,Re will ...It and See for tLer.idel, es I Will barter or exchange for ruts property in Pit tsburrli or Allegheny city, one thousand acres of land, rut up into sinall tracts to suit purchasers. This land is situated in Franklin and Tyrone townshiixs, Fayette count'. State of Pennsylvania The Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad run. five miles through this laud, faros the - Youghiogheny riyer,and In jtiAt fifty miles front Pittsburgh to Miltonber. aera atatlon, and will not be morn than one and a half or too hears ride in the Cara, as SPm as the road to fi1.1411.1 fr iii Weet Newton to Turtle Cn ek, which will I.ecomplotod i.y .Inly AugruPt next This land to so situated that there is none of it more than two mil. trims Layton or Miltenberger s Stallonß, and a gi eat portion Cl tt covered with the lineal tools,. tine stone, beat building stone, urn or glace-home sand. and largo trust timlyer For part laliPti a Inquire of the antssoril.er in Allegheny city. ap2B:3rtiti GEOIMIC SITLTICNBERIFER FOR - 11-3 lbs. of superior Young Iryson Tea for One Dollar, at P. Ik. DNAV&S, je27 No. 1 Diamond . I 1 AsT I LE SOAP-5U boxes in store and for 11 Pat by [ jr27] FLRII.ING BROS. LAND PAPER-100 reams on hand and for LI Sign 0.27 J ILKIIINO BROS . ADHESIVE PLASTER-1500 yards in store and for R ate Ls 1e271 PLENIIKG BROS . _ DAVIS' PAIN KILLER-sgross just re lJ ce1,41 and for Sale by (je27) FT.P.MIoNG BROS. LOW'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP—Five gr,.. on bawd and (,r sale by CONCENTRATED LYE—A new article f, making Soap, warranted superior to Potash in y rcspi.ct Remember, 1 pound worth id of Potash. hand and for axle by [Je27l FLEMING BROS. THE OLD ESTABLISHED TEA HOUSE Bull walotxmx its reputation for FINE TEAS. Ail gradvs .4 Y If. and 131,,,,k constantly on hand, and now re ettrmg— to Lhests Queen Chop, finest Tea In market; 10 Nloyune S Ilyson ; iii Extra Oolong , 441 " Vongtal. extra flavor , Soucliong . Clinlan; f B, " assorted 1 oung All of which will be !mid nt lend laic» than any store in the .•ity. F. It, DRAY°, Je27 Nos. e 2 Market et. and 1 Diamond. D URKEE'S YEAST POWDER-20 gross r ecka g es of thissupesior Raking Powder ro. :circa 1.; F. It. DILAVO. SZECOND STREET PROPERTY TO LET. IJ A magnificent Two Story Brick Mouse to let till the Da td April next. Enquire of 11,1..AKELF S MICLIEY, le2B Corner Sscanth and Smithfield eta. WE OFFER FOR SALE ABOUT FORTY acres of prime land on the old Washington Road, beautifully situated, which we would sell In small lots to milt purchasers. It is one of the prettiest locations for country reetdences around the city, end will be sold low. Je2.4 THOS. WOODS, No. 75 Fourth et. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A YEAR. —For sale a two-story &rolling hone of four rooms and kitebru, spring house, &c., situate on Virginia street, ait h large It of ground of 96 feet tent front by 165 deep: ft tilt trees, S r. The coil Ic good and location plototant Price $1,&90 Terms $606 in hand remainder at $lOO per ) Oar. 8 CUTHBERT ti SON, jet{ 61 Market at HOUSES FOR SALE—AII described on Woods' Printed Land Negligee, which le gi•eu grans to all who call at No. Yu POURTH Area. If you with a Noose oil a spianitation, call in TIIONIAS WOODS', Je2.3 15 Fourth street LIME. -100 barrels froth received and fur sale ley Ilblol ILLNILY IL COLLINS UG A li. AND MOLASSES -1.3 20u a b le., cyprma cooperage, N. 0. ?defames; WU do oak do do; be do St. James S. 11. Molassm 1.00 lilac's. fully fair and prime N. 0. Salmi. On hand and tot sale by MILLER k RICKETia)N, jelti 211 and tt. n Liberty street. FlSH—Mackerel in whole and half bble. shad Herring •• White fieh •• •• Trout " •• ,• Salmon For sale by Del 4) HENRY H. COLLIN: OUSE TO LET A commodious 'l'Ark Story HAWK DWELL'S° H.ODSE, situated of Franklin street, opposite the Sixth Presbyterian Church I'uSantll4ol:l given immediately. Enquire at the Mane, or o MILLER 12 liICKETSON. je`l Nos. 721 and 223 Liberty street 1- TIESII FRUITS-- 5 dozen Peaches in bottles or cans. do Pine Apples do do .• do Strawberries do do 6 do Cherries do do 5 do Blackberries do do 6 do Huckleberries do do 6 do Gooseberries do do 5 do Pean add Plums in bottleaor cans, Per side 4.,y RYNLER 4 .ANDERSOk .. , my '23 No. 39 Wood stre4, opposite,St. Charles fatal T A3IP-ELAM-50 bbls. jn4,received and ror sale by Ue2l] CREAM TARTAR.-1300 lbs. just received and for ealo by Ue2ll FLEXING BEM. EMZSE. RESTAURANTS. MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR RESTORER.—An unfailing i - estoret and preserver of the hair and sight. It is not a dye! The hair and whis kers, however gray, are restored to and preserved in their original life color I By its use, wigs, spectacles and gray hairshairs will soon become extinct. The Restorer nee d 'a - Rh the , not only cleanses the hair, but inchnea It to curl, giving it a soft, glossy and natural &proud's:tits. The Restorer will strengthen and preserve the sight, and remove and prevent dizziness, headache, scurf, derid.rcrff, - scald-heed, or any eruption of the skin and all iienattual perspirationof the hood. It is a certain turn for datirili in the head. Sold by 30S. ELEMINO, Druggist, VALUABLE FAIMFOR , SALE, situate in Wayne county, Ohio, near the Jrinction of .he Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad with the Cleveland Railroad, 120 miles west of Pittsburgh, and 130 Miles south of Cleve land-340 acres of first rate land, two dwelling heroes, two frame barnes, two orchards, seventy acres of thither, balance under cultivation ; 140 acres are ; rich bottom land, well wa tered with never falling springs and streams. This farm could banally divided into two or more farm*. Healthy Jo cotlonlmd good neighborhood. Coal abounde in the vicini ty, aid Is supposed to extend under thie farm. For further uformation apply to S. CUTURERT At SON, fo-13 Real Estate Agents; bl Market street. SSODA ASH, of a good and uniform .quality manufactured by the Pniffaltltanufactazing Company at Tirentum. On'hand and for sale by je27 fIN.7d3 - 4;(7 BROA. CHOICE LAND AND BEAUTIFUL 1.0- CATIONS FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES; FOR SALE. —Three acres just beyond the Allegheny Cemetery, on the plank road, fine forest trees, shrubilery, !Ea.. Also 5 acres near the residence of James Blakely, Esq. For price and terms, call at the Real Estate Office of • • 0.7 S. CUTELBRRI' k SON, 61 Market et. OLIVE OIL.- 5 doz. quart!. 6 doz. pinta Jieit received and for Bale by RITY3IER & ANDERSON, _Ju3 No. 39 Wood at. oppoeite St. Charles Hotel WHITE WAX-150 lbs. in store arid for sale by Lie2l . l FLEMING BIM,. GUM TRAGACANTH-500 lbs. on haad aud for sale by [ je.*:ll] FUMING' EROS. CIBBLS. LOVERING'S SUGAR; 16 bbds. Syrup; 20 bbls. S. House Syrup. For sale by F. h. MIA VO, No. 1 Diamond. 5(1 GROSS Goodwin's Fine Cut Chewing N-F Tobacco. Just received and fee sale by RHYMER & ANDERSON, u 3 N 0.39 Wood at. FO, FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS.—The Mammoth BROTHER JONATHAN for the FOURTH has just arrived, and so hes Harper's Magazine for July. (.I‘ll, or send and get them both, at W. A. GILDENFENNET & 00.'8, Fifth at, opposite the Theatre, THE Farmer's Every-day Book, or Sketch - Ws of Social Life in the Country; with the popular elements of practical and theoretical agriculture, and twelve hundred Isconics and apothegms relating to ethics, religion and gen eral literature. Also, live hundred receipts on bygeian, do mestic and rural economy, by the Rev. John L. Blake, D. p, For eale by tjelB; D. T. C. MORGAN, 41 Fifth at.. BIRSEINGIIKM PROPERTY FOR SALE. We have every pretty residence for sale on the south sole of the Menungahalia river .ud near the first darn at Birmingham The lot In 24 fet front by deep, with fruit trees, shrubbery, Ae. The honse is two stories high, built of brick, contains five well finished, recently painted and papered. It will be sold at a bargan. Apply to jelb BL A HELY rtt RICHEY. VLUAB A LE FIFTH STREET PROPER TY FOR BALL—We have for sale a lot at ground on Fitch et., 20 feet front by 100 feet d.p, situated within a fow doors of Alderman Melfaster's office This property is oiler ed at a bargain, the owner having gone West. Titles per feet and clew of all ineumbrance. Apply to JelS BLAKELY di RICHEY. MILL AN D CROSS-CUT SAWS ; Orem and Corn Scythe; An vilt. Bellows and Visas; Pump Chain and Fixtures; Hay and 'Manure Forks. Together with a larde and extensive assortment of Hardware, nst received and ldr aide low, at No. 63 Wood stroet, between Diamond alloy and l'ourth street, Pittsburgh. 8411'1.. PIII9IISTOCK. apZ) TO LET.—A Livery Stable and large yard iu Manchester to rent. Apply to BLAKELY A RICELEY. PERFUMERY --A large and fine assort ment of cheep and hnodeame style!), just received and t;.,r sale by (JelV; FLEMING BROS. T HE IST OF JULY AND THE 4TEI OF JULY.— Ilarykr' , Magazine for July. The Brother Jonathan for the 4th of July. RKelred and for sale at 11. MINER & CO.'S, je2o 32 &nithfiehi frt• fiLEAVER'S 110NEY SOAP-20 gross in %,_.) store and for toile by rjo?li FLEMINO Ef DOW'D GUNI ARABIC--100 lbs. on hand amt for sale by (Jell ILR3IING BROS. SKELETON VESTS—We have received per Expreas another lot of the Skeleton Vests which axe eudoubttqlly the cooleat and lightest for Summer wear. )A0 L HIRSRBELD % SON, No. 70 Wood st. BEANS—Received and for sale by my 23 HENRY R. counis_ UNFURL 'TIE GLORIOUS BANNER- A Patriotic &'ng; words by E. J. Allen. Written on the 000ILS10/1 of a presentation of a stand of colors, by the Duquesne Greys, to the Chicago Light Guard. Music com posed and respectfully dedicated to Capt. John B. Wyman, by (hairy Either. Price 25 :exits. The above just published and for sale by If. KLEBER A - BRO., .15.1 No, 53 Fifth street. TALLOTALLOW -4 barrels, prime, rendered, just W-4 rocetvod and for eale by v I SMITH, HAIR & HUNTER. St.}."-HOCKET.S--10 dozen (one lb.) just roceisvd and for aale by REYMEi 4: ANDERSON, jll No 3S iVot.d at., oppoaite St. Charles riattl QUG AR-10 lihds. prime N. 0. Sugar f,): j sale by j J 23 1 HENRY U. COLLINS. CASTILE SOAP—A genuine article-50 boxes ou baud and for Bale by uryll FL galEsiG BROS. — do boxes just received and for sale by RE'iILER A' ANDERSON, No 39 Wood et, oppoeite St. Chail. Rotel. EXTRA FLOUR—For salG by jell JAS. A. FETZS - 14, Water street MRS. ALLEN'S lIAIR RESTORER, or Zylobalsamem.—Thli preparation, which has never bean known to fail in any case when used according to the . directions, restores the hair to Its original strength and “.dor. It in not a dye, and one bottle in nolLedent, if applied proporly. For tale only by JOS. FLENIINO, FLEMING BROS- je26 Corner Market at. and the Diamond MAGAZINES FOR JULY— Harper's Muiptal a for July. 4:today's 1 . (111th:tut's •• 134.110u's '• Peterson's '• 111turtrated London sews. The Struggle for Life, or Claude and the Skeleton lioreeman. II T. C. MORGAN, 41 Fifth street A N excellent article of POTASII, put up .ja_in tin cans fur families, [i noised by vl=7 P. R. DRAVO. DRY GOODS REDUCED-A. A. MASON A , CO. have marked down the whole of their immense %tuck. livery article will be closed out at from lU to 50 per cent lens than usual prices. Jean THE STATESMEN OF AMERICA IN 1846- By Sarah Mytton Maury. Dedicated to lion. James 13,1unark. For vale by B. T. C. MC/ROAN, Al Fifth street. FisHrNo TACKLE.—If you intend going to the mountain streams to pass the hot weather, can in, before leaving, and =amine our stock. of Fishing Tackle It is full and complete. DOWN & TRTLEY, JB3O No. ]3d Wood street. 11) IPLES, GUNS, PISTOLS, Gun Furni- Lt, ture and Accoutrements, always on hand. BOWN de TETLEY, 136 Wo.el 10 Sigu of the ()olden Gun. FIFTHSTREET PROPERTY —A Lot of Ground on Fifth street, opposite the Cathedral. on which in ere ted a. neat Two Stury Brick Building, suitable forofflces. Apply to [ jeihJ BLA KELT 111CTIET. $5 IN HAN balanceinoeo V d ,otbr.yeara will buya g odßtllirlo LOot tuidifrout lty 180-deep, situated near the Cuter Depot, Al legheny City—price $1.5. This props! ty iu well worth at tention. C. CUMBERT A SON, )028 heal Estate Agents, .51 Market at. HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS for sale. Apply to S. CUTITBERT k SON, j 1... t '3 61 Market street. FORSALE OR BARTER —A Building Let in Allegheny City—price $200; Inc which Painting, Ironl.and Nails, or Groceries, will be taken. .145 S. CUTHBERT ki SON 61 Market ..._ , ',Lrl A tit) FOR TWO CHOICE BUILDING (01. 441.." N., , lots, having a large front on two streets, by 165 feet deep, pleasantly situated on Mt. Washington. will he sold on easy tot ma. S. CUTHBERT k SON, jel7 Real Estate Agents, 51 Market at. COFFEE.-15 65 0 b d f ; Lge R d io Coffee 40 do. Old Oov. Java do. In abate and for eels by MILLER & MICK ETSON. Jo-13 No. 71.1 and 723 Liberty street EMOVAL.—On and after the 27th of done the undersigned will he in the new °flits°. No. 81 Fourth street, " Jon& Building," next door to the Me, rhenium' Bank- J. M;hIORANLIE, Juli Banker. BACON -2000 lbs. Sides and Shoulders for Wu. by [felt] HENRY IL COLLIN SQTAACH-100 bas. Rochester Pearl St treli for Bale by Del 4) HENRY H. COLLINS. SPIRITS TURPENTINE-20 barrels for sale by [mfr..) J. SCHOONM AKER. .141,00518.-100 -tons lake t Champlain for bg , Uo-la , JNO. MOORHEAD. Llrispeja„li,,Au l ateu re or Profes siortaisop o edre to have the CHEAPEST and BEST ZA.CIi.I.J3 On the city,. can at Ithe dgn of the 'GOLDEN GU V. No 136 WOOD street. Beddeawekeep a tollaa sortment of GUNS, PISTOLS:RIFLES, TABLE and POCK ET CUTLERY, &c.., ic. BOWE k TETLEY, lea N 0.1.36 Wood at, 1 ~~ , !=;I::M NUM8131,, , 236: cor. of the Diamond and Market et k. ; N=MMI SATE: 'Whi r gierdiliiG ChidED &l Dr. '11 . 1 . E PITTSIII#64I PRESS rZN LatZB or xourzuru., OR OR$ OndoL`eDu - Art:fun' ;Do: dAitidicional one 'week. Do. " tdo week' Do. three weeks Do.' ono , Do. • tuo ux/rOg Do. throe niotalls Do. four =talus- Do. Mx month& Do. -ona year.: .. .. Standing (lard, six lines or loss, per aunt= C.4.11144.A14.0 A 7, P4.tIVELE : 0119 toluare,,per 91/11111114 (usctotrn of tho paper ' ) 25 00 Ntarrlogo &Vaal, 5tr000to; Donth noticon, 25 contr. PITTSBURGH POST. THURSDAY MORNING [Prom the Barth:ewe Eire of the Bth Frightful Railroad , ,eeident !! TWO PERSONS },r.ILLIDD ,XFD THIR- TEEN' ffeJTIEEt>;. A- shocking-Railroad accident, iiiiik•ono of the most disastrous that has taken place in this vi-. einity for a long time, occurred yesterday after noon on the Washington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. As the 4i-o'clock train from Washington was on its way to this city, under charge"of conductor George W.' Hoover, it was thrown from the track near Elk Ridge Landing, about one mile and a half beyond the Relay House, the result being the killing of two per sons, wounding of thirteen others, and-the almost complete wrecking of the whole train, which consisted of eight cars, only two of which remain uninjured. It occurred at a switch a short distance beyond the landing, and from the appearance of the switeb it had been designedly displaced, the lock showing signs of having been •brinimered off, while the pins of the bolts which ,, confined the switch handle to the track had been removed. The rails of the sideiing had then been forced over against the main track, andithe engine strik-_ tog the ends, it was broken loose from the train, and ran down the sideling. The force with which it struck these rails forged them from the main track, and the cars continued on down the same. The engine and tender, after running some ten to fifteen yards down this sideling, were over turned by the broken rails and thrown directly across the main track, when the whole train was dashed upon them. The first Oar which struck it, a baggage ear, turned entirely over it and was broken up, the contents being strewn in every direction. The next, also a baggage car, was thrown entirely from the track and wrecked. The next, a mail and express car, was thrown upon the top of the wreck of the others, and broken into fragments. The smoking err came next, and this was cut in twain by a passenger car in the rear, which ran directly through it. Both these cars were shivered to pieces, the lat ter being thrown directly upon the' top of the former. About one-third of the next passenger car was torn off by coming in contact with those in advance of it, while the end of the next was stove in. The two remaining 'oars in the rear were uninjured. Those wounded were, for the most part, in the smoking and first passenger -car. The engiee and lender are 3t perfect a wreck as cbtild bi possibly uialle.' The following is an accurate list of the killed :and wounded, so far as it was possible to obtain them amidst the attendant confusion and excite ' ment : Killed—James Gough, the engineer. He wns aged about 3i years, residing in the western sec tion of the city, and leaves a wife and several children. It appears that after the engine left the main track he reversed it and jumped off, but tins naught" beneath one of the baggage cars and mashed and terribly mutilated. lie was no doubt instantly killed, as one of the wheels of the car had cut his body almost in twain. It was some hours before his body could be recovered from the wreck. Some time since lie met with another accident on this road, by which one of Lis legs was broken, and he was otherwise seri eusly injured. He was regarded by the officers of the road as one of their most treaty and expe rienced engineers. The other party killed was Wm. A.X:angle, young man aged about 30 years, who was en. gaged upon the train in selling books and papers. He was, at the time, standing upon the platform of the smoking oar, and was caught beneath the wreck of the baggage car, directly ire advance of it. When taken. from the wreck be was still alive, but insensible, and survived only some ten or fifteen minutes. He resided in South Pace street, near Warner, and leaves a wife and two children. He served in the Baltimore regiment during the Mexican war and was an officer of the company of Maryland Volunteers, which is com posed of a portion of that brave band. As will be seen, a meeting of the company will be held to-night to make arrangements for attending his funeral. Wounded—Wm. Bridges, a wholesale confec tioner on Baltimore, near Liberty street. His in juries consist of a wound in the side, ti t& mash ing of his right arm, besides seriousdnterital in jury. Although seriously hurt, his condition is not considered dangerous. Capt. Geo W. Hoover, conductor. Ho was much bruised about the body, besides.being con• sideralily injured by the steam Which escaped from the brelten boiler. He was standing in the smoking car, and his escape from more serious injury was indeed miraculous. John Russell, the fireman. He jumped from the engine, and is falling had one arm broken, besides receiving a number of painful woantio about the pod) , and bead. Jacob Troll, baggage master. He was stand ing upon the platform of the smoking car, be n (e Naugle, who was killed, and in jumping off received a painful wound upon his head and II number of bruises about his body. Wm. Plummer, supervisor upon the road, was considerably hurt by being thrown from a pint form, receiving a painful contusion upon one of his hips. Wm. Worthington, Esq., a member of the An. napolis bar, had one of Lis feet considerably in jured by being caught in the wreck of the first passenger oar. Harriet Burleigh, an aged colored woman, had one of her legs horribly mangled by a splin ter, besides receiving several bruises upon her b dy. Julia Jordan, a colored woman in the employ of Alexander Butcher, had one of her hands mashed. A gentleman passenger from the West, whose name we did not obtain, had one band mashed, and also received a painful wound upon one leg from a splinter. One young lady and three other gentlemen also received slight injuries. So far as we could ascertain, the above com• poses a complete list of tho injured, or at least so far as the same was observable, a number of persons however receiving trifling injuries whose names do not appear. For a short time after the crash the wildest excitement ensued, it being supposed - by those in the rear that the affair was even more serious than it RI-sired from the frightful appearance of the wreck. It is indeed a wonder that a greater number were not killed and injured, as the train was very full of ilassengers. SPERM WFIALEs —The Nantacketlnguirer pub lishes the following extract from a letter received by the last steamer from Callao: "The bark Eliza, Capt. Phillips, now at Cal lao, reports that while in sight of Staten Land to the northward, he sailed a whole day through large bodies of sperm whales, and as far as he could see, for miles around the whole ocean waf covered with them. Through the whole day he felt that his ship was in danger, as his deck was wet with the spray from their spouts, so near were they to his vessel. Captain is an old Rio trader, and having seen sperm whales often (ff the river La Plata knows them well. He says the number was beyond conception." NICARAGUA.—Costa Rican advices to the sth alt , state that a new expedition is organizing in that country againet Walker, to be composed of 9,000 men. It is said that three other Central American Statee are going over with their arma ments, to attack Walker, and that it is believed they are by this time in New Leon. The feeling against the Chi:meters, in the Central American States, is as strong as ever. The cholera bad subeided in Costa Rica. The Costa Rican account paiuts Walker's forces to be in a most deplorable condition, and this statement seems to be very strongly corroborated by accounts from Walker's own friends. GEN PERCIFER F. SMITH'S instructions 0011- eerning Kansas are to•prevent. armed 'lova-ion from any quarter, and to afford protection to peaceable settlers. Sumner Will retain his pre 3ent position in the Territory, subject to the orders of Smith, who is fully acquaint , d w.th the President's desires In the premises. We notice that many of our cotemporaries are inclined to treat Gen. Smith unjustly. lie is a man of great abili'y and firmness, of diserimi coating judgment and legal knowledge—admira bly fitted for the position to which he has been appointed. • 17$ a oo 4 00 600 f! JULY 10
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