LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Adjourned meeting of Councils.
The City Councils mot last night for the purpose
of taking some definite action on the right of way of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
across Penn street.
In Soloct Council, President in tho chair.
The report of the Finance Committee on the ap
propriation ordinance, introduced some weeks since,
was received? They stated that they could not find
any error in the estimates for the Police and Fire
organizations, and recommended that the Councils
apply to the Legislator , ' for power to levy an addi
tional tax. Read i.nd accepted. C. C. concurred.
The appropriation ordinance, the main features of
which we enumerated some timo Firma, was offered,
with coins trifling amendments; read thr,"o times
and p.,sed. In Common Council, a motion to reduce
the firs appropriation was lost by a veto , f 26 to 3.
A third reading being objected to, the rules were
suspended, and the action of Select Council con
curred in.
Tho ihiLutes of a meeting of citizens of the Fiftl.
Ward, opposed to the railroad crossing, were read,
accepted, and referred to tho members of Council
from the Fifth Ward. C. C. Concurred.
A motion to the effect that the Finance, Police and
Fire Committees be requested to take the appropria.
tions into consideration, and devise ways and means
to provide for the thorough organization of the fire
and police departments, was read three times and
passed. C. C. concurred.
Two petitions against an increase of dray license::
were received from Common Council ; their action
was non•concurred in, and the petitions were referred
to the Finance Committee. C. C. receded from their
fornierlaction and concurred.
A 91 for $6,50 from J. 8.. Hartley was read three
times and passed, .C. C. concurred.
In Common Council, Mr. M'Eelvy in the Chair.
The President read - some resolutions from a meet
ing of the citizens of the path Ward, in favor of the
railroad crossing, which were accepted and referred
to members from the Fifth Ward.
A resolution was adopted appointing a committee
of three from the Sdect and two from the Common
Councils, to wait on the committee from the Balti-
Moro Councils, now in the city, and proffer them the
hospitalities of the city. Messrs. Hamilton, Hunter
and Errett were appointed f:om the Common Coun
cil. On motion, the Presidents of the two Councils
wore added to the'Committee. Select Council con
curred, and appointed Meszrs. Brown and Moorhead.
A resolution was offered requesling the Finanoe
Committee to present a memorial to the Legislature,
asking the privilege of levying an additional tax for
fire and police purposes, any surplus to be paid into
sinking fund, which was laid upon the table.
"An act relative to licenses in Pittsburgh and Al
legheny cities, and the boroughs adjoining thereto,"
designed as an amendment to the memorial reported
some weeks since, was offered by Mr. Errett ; the
amendment was acciTte-1, and the resolutions, as
amended, adopted.
The resolution relative to the Pittsburgh, Fort
Waynelnd Chicago Railroad, reported at last meet
ing, edam from theSeleet Council, with a committee
of crinforence. Common Council appointed Messrs.
Errett and M'Candletzs on the committee. Mes=rs.
Totten and Morrow wale the committee appointed by
the Select Council. The cetnmittee of conference
were unable to agree, and the resolution fell to the
ground.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Benefit of Mr. Ibtrey Lanyfbm.—This evening, we
are informed, Foster's Gayeties close for the sea
son. The company wi±l play in Wheeling until the
now theatre in Odd Folios Hallris fitted up, when
they will return. To night, Mr. Harry Langdon takes
a honk. Ho is a young actor a rare merit, and we
think he will at some future day rank among the first
stars of the country. At the earnest solicitation of
a number of friends, who have felt a strong desire to
see him iu a worthy repres , entatiou, he has for some
time been preparing himself for the rendition of the
very difficult character of Hamlet, and this piece he
will appear in this evening. Wu feel sure that he
will nrit disappoint the reasonable expectations of his
friends in the part, and we hope his efforts may be
rewarded by a good house.
Valuable B o oks this Evening.—Tho catalogue of
London Books to be sold this evening, on the second
flo_r of Davis' new Auction Building, is 111:6d0 up of
rare volumes, literary curiosities, illustrated works,
and gems of ancient nod modern literature, princi
pally from private libraries. Throughout the cata
logue are also popular authors of the present day,
and beautiful editions of standard works. To col
lectors of private libraries, the students of English
classics, readers of research in History and Antiqui
ties, and it'll amateurs in Bibliography, this sale pre
sents unusual interact. The books are now arranged
for (=thin:then.
IllnesB of llighop Potter.-190 are informed tlmt
Rev. Alonzo Potter. Bishop of the Episcop -I
Oharoh in this Srate, has been lying dangerously i:1
foi - the paet, forty-eight I , ourm no Greenaburg, Wes;
aprchtiri county. Ho visited that place on Wednm,
.day last, with the intention of ordaining a tninistar,
and shortly after the core:nony he was overpowered
by a stroke of apoplexy. Ever since, he has been in
a very critical condition, but medical skill was called
into requisition, and there is now soma prospect of
his recovery.
Serious Affrdy.---Quite a serious affray occurred at
a doggery un Rebecca street, Allegheny, on 111,0
Wednesday evening. Two moo got into a quarrel
about the very trilling matter of a chew of tot - noon,
blOws followed, and ono ,f them drew a knife and
intlietnd several severe and probably dangerous
wounds about the head of the other. The friends of
the parties interposed and separated them. Tho
party who used the knife his not bean arrested.
St. Valentine'e 11,ty,---T.-:narraw will be St.
Valentine's day. We art glad that it comes on Sun
day, as this fact miy chsck tho sending of those use
loss anti ridiculous Tho custom of sending
valentines is rapidly fatli,l4 into disuse, from the
manner in which it his boot abused, and the sooner
it is entirely abolished, the batter it will be for so
clay.
.Etetiolt of Directory.—Thc: stockholders in the
Allegheny Trust Company met 0 , 1 Thursday, and
elected the fcllawio 11)3.r1 of Directors: Jamey
Rynd, R. - I,le, Alf. Slack, Joha Ballentino, IL M.
Dunlap, James B. Ilcrron, Charles P. Whis ton, Tho..
Farley, - John Sterritt.
Fresh Sherd.—Our friend Cyrus Rend, under the
St. entitles llote!, is ni.tily in receipt of the tine,
f.-egli 13110, direot from BAltiniore; nig full
of .the oolobrated oygters put up by C. S. Maltby—
ttre.-b3st sold neyvitere. Call anil try them.
Lecture.—A lecture will be delivered in St, Mary':
Lawroneeville, to-morrow evening, by R , mv
T. Mellen, pastor of St. Peter's Church, Allegheny
Orchaned.---LO , l Weilnezday la3t, Prof. R. 11. Lee,
gentleman who ILL -, fir o,ono time officiate - 1 ovor
Protestant Epiaeldal vonvegatioa nt Washingtt.....
Pa.. was (milli:tad 'l3 a re . .;nle..r tniniznex of that churn*
I,yßishop Potter.
4t the May )r's otttoo plitorlty al.311) vows
of interest. In.tho ualruin. , only ono solitary Cll3O ,
and 'nothing else day. Ic 5013111 , 3 d as though every
ontywal ongro37od io the fearful anno being enacted
in the jail yard. .
Ihe'atre--"Tbaro tia c a slim ho‘mo at the The
afro last evenin. To-ni4ht tho bill is " Madelaino,
or the Foundling of Paris," and the "Threg Jnel,
:ilieppards." Mr. John E. Owens will appear no:. ,
week.
A man whoso myna wo did not learn bad his pooh. ,
Picked of soon $l7O or $lBO at the execution yc,
torday.
Ray/toie ' saolti'and frock ovorcoats for mon, youtfi
and bola; dross an.l o cats, neatly cut aii.l
maieir4lfte plu9k and siik 403t.4, a large variety 4,1
Gas and coinunn pants, now on hands and salting at
vary closet rate.' by 0 treAghan, Allegheny. Spec;.:
attention is invited to a fell stack of lino. coating - ,
ItAnt stuffs anal v,lstings, kept exeinsively for ccistoto
work, which, with variety of gloves cr.
hosioryotlt . .rla, mnlll rr., tic?, &C., cvill bo dispose , '
of at favorable ur.ne4. Tnmus strictly cash—hery: , )
the tow ratqß.
The Greatest inveuit Ina et the age---T/.e
Itkeelslor Shingle 51111.. -Who Wants
Get RloltF Everybody)
Then let everybody pay a visit to the Great Weiteso
Planing Mills, on the corner of Marburg street al.d
Duquesne way, and sou the Excelsior min
sixty perfectly-formed shingles in ono minute. 110 ,
w 0 would advise anybody wishing to secure the
means of rapidly accumulating a fortune, to
soon, as - we are disposing of Shop, Township, Coun
ty, State and Territorial rights Onost as fast as wo
esti draw up the 11(43. We have, as yet, some val
uable rights for sale—therefore, ye who would :CC
some future roll in your costly carriages, had boner
call soon.
We do not ask any ono to purohaso, until after ho
has thoroughly oxlmined the mill, and perfectly un
derstands the prineiplu upon which it is con
structed.
The boat evidae;e wo can 4ivo of tho great value
of this machin3, ii the ,vork it perfirms. •
The shing,lda mina by it aro mire perfectly and
beautifully formal, aud c.iiumand ► much higher
price from dealers thin tho mule in any other
way.
The public aro resp,ctf'ully illy - Ito:1 to call and soa
the machine in op3r.ttioa at th;3 above; hatuaa plam.
The. PropriatoN can 7.1 , -;:ty4 ha found at the St.
Nicholas HotJl, corner, hf !..Ir,tat an I Fourth 9trects,
Pittsburgh,
GLYCERINE!
GLYCERINE!!
- GLYCERINE!!! -
GLYCERINE!!!
One of the be it articles for chnpned hands now
snvie. Warranted a suru curo. For sale at '
SOPER'S DRUG STORE,
Corner Penn and Rt. elitir. otrants
PPLES.,--100 Mils for Kilo by
MAIM.
JENKINS, UTT LYNCII
th— Tit Eltfi 1 NO KNOWN ItI;MEDY which can ex,
c,..33 in Hp-olirosi of curo and certainty of effect, that
ba9 L"Come world famous ae DR. HOSTETTER'S
In all those diseases of the Stomach which
are o, a ueffild nature, the Brrtrzet hive effected most
r t •or:rk,;l)l,%cqe , when many other remedies have tell
ed. lituolre.be of certificates have been given by thistle who
lice thoroughly tested its efficacy, all of which corober , te
it. e.lici.ncy \Alien it is administered according to the direc
tion. on the bottle. Seine of the worst canes Of Dzipepeia
Di ,rrhma and Costivo'ness have been permanently cured, by
the use of the llama.
or sale by druggists and dealers gon , ffally, everywbore,
and by
7flttutifactu3rd Proprictom,
N". 'lB7 Penn *tram.
EXTEINSIO: OF STAY.
I)RS. C. M. FITCH 4- J. W. SYKES,
ulll;0 ut
No. 101 1i'1.1%/1 street,
I±, "r;.1.. 13 r t:( 4 !A. i A
I=l
TILL L ST, IS&S,
Where they may be e..) , A,+tilted daily, (Still
..!;lys except( d,) ter C At•Titt , Ll, 131:01c.
t I PF:". and ALL orttmtt OW -)NIC AFFECriONS con-.
o••cted with, or N t,lirip,ing t. , I . I..'I,MUNAIIX DISEASE,
l'Cli Om!. Coy cannot too earn
,a too freqinadly inv of tho EXCEED
LANCER Of ~ .):'LAY IN PULMONAItY DISEASE
ruptotam often geeni nu trillin4 as to begat a deluHiye
of safety nv , tl whilo Ila tit-tease ia making rapid pre
ittla the patient Iteghaho hine.alf till a cure id next. to
. H. to 4- P. Itt.
Jr} — No drtrgo for conqiiltution..
A hit of pie:Akio will ho wiritiing to rougult
us by bier. -A4dTt,il
nil?. C. M. FIT( & J. W. .SVICE.3,
foll! 191 1"«.111 gtreot., Pitteburkfil,Pti.
1111 EAT CURL Ole DVtil•El': I A.-11. O. )11.1143110N,
Merchant,
rzl
mont.v, Ky., March 3P;1855
tiornittu Bitten giv.% rotteral .atiafaction. laud I
I,r,with hand you a col : Cite ao 111Lavrox ilup...torc, a
0.t,t'.10 tamer of Cruz cowity.'
SIMNONVILLE, Ky., March 30. IK.l3.—Doar Sir: I would-in-
I nut you that I have bet.n afflicted fcr aovet a: 3i* with
fly pepsi , z, 'tit a very aggrevattd form., for which 114 A zer7
,tapartila and various.° liter rumedieH, withb,ut ohtain)ng any
rel,of Front the various tePtiruouials in tuvor of flopflaud'U
tturtnart Itittas, 1 was induced to try :hum, awl I eta ci
wit it U. at through ILo it use 1 sou enjoy lug better
health ti, th I hay , . done fo ye.rt pa t . , and chet!rtolly re
v-amend the Bitters to all rlllictal with that terril,lb tins-
Beep. yonr4,
'Co I .r. C, fit ON BEE. KEY
Itavertim•moll
CIEMEITE
T iit-I n )
THERE IS )Ti'N11:(1 IN 'fll 41ST
no ere •iting ouch a stir 9111012 g, invalids as Dr. SAN:
FORD'S !NM:W.A . :Oa Olt LIVER. RE'd EDI', It gives
such quidk, relief as to convince tlio potioat of receiving
ben bt alm,..t ay soon as the medicines i 3 taken tiro do not
know of a single ius:ance si here it has lie,n taken without
ter, eft L and in nearly all casi•H a compli..to cure ie.eliect44l by
its uso. It has acquired its wide popularity simply bee:twilit
dies what it is recommended to do. It is constantly en
larging its elide of friends, carrying healing on its ,wings,
and toy to the hearts of those ing from Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia.., general debility. ifcl2:llrolliw
.3AIILES A.
Forwarding and Coicimission Merchant
Fltb. '1111; C_LE OF
lquur, (I rain, Groan, Lard, I Sutter, Seeds, Dried Fru_lt
and Produce: genaraay,
Corner of Market moil Firm, streets.
vrrrsni , Run, 1? A.
Re? .o—{'satin G. 0.3 C Dilworth, Sr.,
S. Cuilibt-ri; & Pittst,irgh; Lloyd Ott, 11:3611,41 &
Brady, Caal , . M. & M. Bank. Liet &
it uueiu & Co., (.100tgo A.[llierdoll, ilt/1110 ralt..)ll & Co.
JOEIIN MOOraktilEAD,
u IMISSION MERCHANT,
iVIETAL AND SLOOftfiS,,
j Lis Nrt, '27 VitAl9 Bali T, PITTri1:171.1 , 111 P
iILEXANDER EUNT ER,
31CON, EA.12.0, LI RD VS 6r
4/V 19 ROLI 1: C f, P: f; IT AI,I, Y
!.19 :,013c.2•!:). Atreet,
P Pr'l , llll IRO
iciTTSEUZtIin
fIiAA 101 i FS NO. L. 110-Y1)
JONES, BOYD &. CO.
tILICIt ACT:3/lElld 0!
CS S T
ALSO,
SPRING, PLGW AND A. Ti. ST Elll,,
SPRINGS AND AXLE;?.
tict ner .11.11F.s mutt ?'iret. Strectu ;
PITTSBURGH, PA.
El=
D. B. OGERS CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ItS' IMPROVED P A TEN T
F,EI:CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Ay 1
.:ITIBT STILT:tr.:TS,
itIeF. 4 4ITGr.II..LIN,
MAN UFA ClUlt OF
ALCOHOIZ 9
Cologne Spirits and Fusel Gil,
Nos. 167 nnd 170 Second street.
4ui010241,
•
W. W. IV A. L LAC E'S
ST 'b., A3l MIR .1, WORK S
• MARBLE MANTELS,
A large and Beautiful Stock always on Hand
And Made to Order.
OWNERS OF PROPERTY, CONTRAC
Tons AND are invited to call and
o•ir etcelt of MAILIILES, no wa.oro persuaded that hot
row percale in the community Itre aware of the low prici I
a t wince we are diliug. A good, plain, Nimbi.-
M a idel coat.' but little. if any, more than a good Wood Mali
whO et it i 0 ul itays neat, a. - 1 ornammt to a room, am:
(0 aiilte a Wood it not liable t o tak e fire.
.itiMENTS, TABLETS' AND GRAVE: iiiTONESnI
w. 40 on baud
IiVAiSiISTANTIS A ND FUR.NITUItE IPS, AND 15 ,
1 , 1:+1N13 m ide to orJew 1,3 imichi aery. Marble t. t
a!1 k rids sold low to the trade.
I:or attic!: is the largatt in the WeJt. Ea Tilinufmtured
michinary anJ will be sold at 111 , lowest pricer.
W. W.. WALLACE,
Nes.3l9, 321 and 323 Liberty street,
ii•l2.lm Pittsburgh.
Plaster Cement and. Grindstones.
•
pLAsTER, PARIS, for F..tueco Work,' etc-
OEM ENT, r Ci.durn4, Fii W. 1114 I.tc. GRIN
ST./NES, lin BiZ!9 and b:-st quail ry, for Fanners and ul, -
ilia:ilea, at 31.9 Litpdty ltrevt,. Pitt liburgb, P L.
f , Yl2:tni W. W. 'WALLACE.
EALED PitOPOSII AS will be received by
the Andittes of Pitt tow &Mil), until THURSDAY,
day of February next, for the tilling up the hollow
grouud, on th-:t part of th t a ew road bested on EWalt sree!,
vitt town,ibln, land ktrading the &tree to a , riee of not over
five degrees by thirty-three feet wide, from the Pehsylvanie
Railroad, where it crosses F.walt street; out continned atop;
that 'treat in IL straight, line to the rising groUnd in the
road. a abort distance be ,yawl the new township Mid called
ergusen street. For farther particulars, apply to either of
the Auditors, or to roe Township Clerk; Atx.s.! Bakintr.N
-itll,o lied.. at the tow 'lshii, office, near
IVNI. HERON,
JOSEPH. COLTART,
Pitt tow nahip, an. 9, 's9—jfabtro-a-w-lw: Auditors.
JOB PRIN TING.-
CARDS,
DILL TUADS,
111,fili LARS, !
BILLS OP LAD.IND,
And cve,7 doacriVion Of Job Printinz executed wilh
nuatne49 awl despatch by
W. '1 JOHNSTON k
bd3 Prlut4!ra and Stationers, 57 Wood mt.
ATTUACTI
ATTRtICITION 12
The immense vtiyik of Silll4. ShawlA, and Fine Drees
al gt a co - vid,t, qeketion of I? arnishing LicyJde, and a larao
and varied line of fiiiinestitz, have again beau reduced in
Klee, at the attire of A. A. MASON ik CO.,
No. '25 Fifth 9tre3t.
RENT.—A tle :sirable cQuntry resi-
Linucu, two nVes from t Ito city.
A two story &Rolling hutplo ou RO3B street.
A two story house on Lupo 'sue street,
% three story house ou The rd street.
A three story boulo on Wy lie street,
Two small houses in Splane 'n c , ,urt
fe4 Y. CUTIE Et
sTs.-300 bkis. reeeivld and for sale
by ifeJ COLLINS.
R'S M IZINE,
(WDEY'S LADY'S BO
11A1tL'E1t'S ?SAGAZIXE,
ODEY'S JIAGAZINE.,
Jaat receive at
ROBERT A. 140( )M15 . .,. Poi'. Building,
Li .troca
FRESH. FRUITS.-
330. braes M. It. Ilr.lep 11. th ins ;
100 Layer "
200 half boxes
200 quarter bin " "
200 drums fresh figs;
6 casks fresh Ourrants;
20 boxes
,Lsmor ;
3000 Oranges, Ha vans.;
10 e...ses Pr oue s„ Jost fti i 4 for mile by:
7 3E1731 Ell t , A: CDERSON,
Water strmt,
Charlo. unto
I 6'l .ItE ASE.—White Grease for Wagons, Ona
1101rONEY BEAN TOlitiCo( Another Dibumt, Carts, Drays, etctfcc:ev aunt
• ttupply of this celet ! ral , ll"b teFo, just received by l'v
f'l3l
43'
'ILI
NS
1:
JUS. . FLEMING, LI SODA.-200 kegs in,t-tore, and
*Rua Diamond i Market greet t j for sale by liaTJ EL L. Benzines 00$ ev 00.
GEES=
rE"E'ZE,R,
W . cC I .I.OIJ
MEM]
1858.
, 11 Market a*
For ?cbruary
Ftir Fobruary
For February
iTur February
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION
Yesterday's Proceedinge
SENAfi
Ttko Senate is not in session to day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THE LAWRENCE, STONE & CO. AFFAIR
The Sergeant-at- Arms having reported that he had.,
in obedience to the order of the House, arrested John
W. Wolcott, ho was required to bring him before the
bar. The Speaker, in pursuance of the resolution
adopted ou motion of Mr. Stanton, asked Mtn what
excuse ho had for not answering the question, pro
p,modod by the Select Committee, whether he hod
received isoy money or securities from LaWrence,
Stone & Co., sometime in March last, to the amount
of thirty thousand dollars, more or loss; and whether
he was now prepared to iituiiver that and all other
questions ?
The witness was sworn by the Speaker as to the
truth of his written'reply, which was to the effect
that he was here in obedience to the order of tho
House, to answor for alleged contempt committed by
him. He assured the, House in all sincerity that ho
did not design nor suppose ho was guilty of such an
offence, and respectfully asked until Monday to purge
himself of the charge of contempt, and fully justify
his conduct, and ho wished again to consult his
Mr. Stanton moved that the indulgence be granted,
and that he be remanded into the custody of the Ser
goant-at-Arms, and hare the benefit of his coun,:el.
Mr. Cochrane said it must be a very retnaritable
circumstance to justify any gentleman to raise objec
tions; but he could not do otherwise than interpose
his protest ag.tinst the delay.
Mr. Clemens concurred in Mr. Cochrane's views.
The witness admitted indirectly that he had received
money. Why not answer distinctly. Why seek do.
lay?
Mr. Stanton's resolution passed.
MARYLAND CONTESTED ELECTION
Mr. Boyce, from the Committee on Elections, made
a report in the case of Brooks, who contests the seat
of Davis, of Maryland. The former •charges fraud
aad violence, and asks for a new election ; he says
the authorities of Baltimore are implicated in the
frauds, and cannot be depended upon to extend pru
toction to society. Witnesses were examined before
the committee, after which a resolution was passed
deeming it inexpedient to grant the prayer of Brooks
asking for the appointment of a committee to take
testimony.. . .
Mr. Phillips made a minority report, stigmatizing
the election proceedings in Baltimore as a gross
mockery upon political independence and popular
riereignty, and concludes with a resolution empow
ering the Committee on Elections tc send for persons
and papers, and to examine into the facts.
The consideration of the subject was postponed
till Monday.
Mr. Hoard said that rumors were afloat involving
the rights and dignity of the House, and asked leavo
to offer a resolution for the appointment of a com
mittee to investigate whether attempts had been
made by persons connected with the Exectittve De
pailment, or persons acting under their advice, to
Influence the action of the House, directly or indi.
roctly, by promise or intimidation, or giving or with
holding patronage.
After considerable debate the House, by a vote of
108 against SS, decided that Mr. Hoard's resolution
seas not a question of privilege.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
[ Special Peapatch to the Morning Past."l
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
IlAnnisnuno, February 12.—Senote.—In the Sen
ate several petitions arid ratnonetranees were pro-
The following bill was reported from committee as
committed: An act relative to mercantile tax in
Pittsburgh. The following were reported With
amendments : Au act limiting Bank dividends to 10
per cent; relative to Brokers; relative to bail suite;
and also relative to the violation of ordinances in the
city of Pittsburgh.
The following was recommitted to the committee
ou 'notion of Mr. Foster: An act relativo to the Al
legheny city scales.
/louse.—The House took up bills on the public
oalcudar, but acted upon none of importance except
the following: A resolution to intlrease the salary of
the (I,,vernor ty $5,000, and one . to increase it to
$1,500; An act relative to inquisitions on real estate.
nose bills were negatived. An act to reivive and
continue in force the act to graduate lands on which
money is duo to the Commonwealth, passed a second
reading ann postponed for the present.
A bill was read in place by -Mr. Scott, relative to
the Farmers' Insurance Company charter.
The Lleagen divorce application was withdrawn
Fr“ 111 both houses.
Both boures adjourned until Monday afternoon at
three o'clock.
Applications will be made to open a road through
Hilldale Cemetery.
Arrival of tile Empire City at New
Orleans
NEW ORLEAN3, Fabauary 12.—The Empire City
i 9 coming up with the California mails of the 100.
The star of the West takes forward $1,300,000 ; she
left Aspinwall on the 3d inst.
The Wabash was to leave Panama en the 10th for
New York.
.el - VV hitt, Teeth, Perranaed Breath, and
. .
Arid beautiful complexion, can be acquired by usiug tin
" Balm of u Thousand Flowers." What lady or g,ntleniat.
would remain wider the curse of a disagreeable breath.
wtitu by using the "Balm of a Thcmeaud Flowers" al Z,
iiMilit Hee, WM - lid uut only render it :meet, but leave thr
tooth white IV alabaster." liany porsons do not kuow then
breath is bud, and two subject iS se delicate their friends
would never mention it. Beware of coituterMits. Be nor,-
each battle hi signed Pliriallt4l3 it CO., N. Y.
;y;; •f" Woodln.iitt Greain"--A Porrusile for
heautifjing the mur—highly purtume.i, superior to any.
F,Sloch article imported, and for half the price. Fur .dries'
iailies' hair, it has no 0,1 , 341, giving it :1 bright I;io.is3
appearance. It Clillsds gentlemen's hair La coil in Gia most
natural manner. It remove 4 dandruff, alweys giriring thr
hair the appearance of being fresh shampooed Price only
fifty cents. Nouo gsnuiue unless signed
FETRIDGE
Prop: °tors of the "Thdin of a Thousand Flowera."
and retail 31zeutA, George Ogden, No 26 Wood
streelit. B. Sellers Co., corner Wood and Becond W. A
Gdletitanney, opposite the Theatre; Joseph Fleming, CUl
ner darket street and Diamond; Braun a [triter, corner of
I.uar. y and it Clair; W. J. Montgomery, opposite Post
Video; hunt a Hiner. Husonic Hrll. [an'22:l3driw
VALENTINES
VALENTINES !
OF ALL KINDS, FOR SALE AT
iIitUNT St. MINE: WS,
'MASONIC HALL, FIFTH STREET
fe2:6t- o-o-d
CHARLES IV. LEWES, ALDERMAN,
And Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WYLIE
AND FIFTH STREETS.
All business connected with this office will be attmded
with promptness Cmvoyances of all kinds douo with legal
accuracy—mch as I..%eds, Mortgages, IlOuds, Powers of At
torney, Ac. Titles to Real Estate e_xamhaud.
To the members of the Bar ho tenders his services as Corn •
mils donor to take Depositimes to be read in the several Court,
of this State, and elsewhere. His OffiCe, is ono of the muse
Police Stations of the city, and consequently his facilities i
executing business of that kind are very desirable. Lroico
WOICWITEAT FLOUR-40 sacks prime
article, fur eale by [1,281 11,13NRY II COLLINBI
HEMP SEED,
bt) bags for Bale by B. 4. FALINESTOCK
dir-9 corn(? Wood and Sixth streeti.
B LACK GISIPURE LACES,
And BLACK BRUSSELS LACE
For Ore anal Ilasyete Trimmings, at reAuc,(l prices
E)O'FATOES.-392 sacks Neshannoc_
tatoes; arriving steamer IL N. ;"'lti3, null for 8/Ikl
JAS. A: Ferma,
Corner Market and Firer str,4 td.
VA Rib:GATED SOAP.-25 boxes Van
gated Soap received, and fie sale cheap. by
JAM.EB A. Ii'ETZER,
fel° Corner Market and First, streets
V,4IGGS.-6 blue. fresh Eggs, just ree'd turd
:0• f r gale by JAAIES A. FETZER,
Corner Market and Vit.:4 strootv.
I
B uciii,VIIEAT FLOUR.
75 sacks choice Buck‘vhcat Flour, fur sale 1;5 ,
JAMES' A. FRTZE;II.,
11110 Corner 'Market and nest
VAMILY FLOUR.—Choice. Family Flou.
Ja: that can be rAleil on, for sale by
• JAS. A. Man:,
I 0 Corner Market anal First streets,_
t' .
olt SALE—A Drum Store, located in one
of tho best situations in thn city of Pittsburgh, for
either ajobblug, retail or prescription basinos4. Purchas
ers will fled an advantgo of raro (mum. nce.. Far informa
tion inquire of JOIN 11AFT, Jll.,
No. 166, corner Sixth and Wood streets;
Pittsburgh.
•
PLOVERSEED.-25 sacks just received,
IL/ and for sale by fell] HENRYOOI.J.INS.
AVEN'S , Commereial and Albittros Pens.
Just received and for sale at the Statiotiery Ware
Louse of W. 8. LIAVENi
Corner Market and Second streets.
CIOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-
IL, A good brick dwelling, large and convenient, 10rootus
and kitchen, wide hall, portico in front, good spring.hou.se,
stable,'carriage house, etc; 21 acres of land, S in fine Mee
(bar; a !good tenant hones; garden and vari,ty of fruit trees,
grape vines and small fruits; a steno wall and iron railing
in front of the house; situate at about two miles from the
city, aid In a very pleasant location. Apply to
;a3o' S. CUTH.BEItT t SON, 51 Market st.
IDER MILLS.
IL) .6 of Hickok's Ft vstons dill. of 13:57 in store an
to sale at cost. ror . vl6l JiMUS W ARPTUIP
XII 0. MOLASSES.-100 bbls.,' in Oak
Cooperage, Jut landing, and for auto by
tc22, Vi'M p. 8',613 TIT &- C,n.
,
CICRN.-64 sacks oar Corn for sale by
J de+l9 JA q A. In:TrETZ. an Vintor sti not
VALENTINES!
JOS. HORN 1!, 77 Market street
} AMY Rth AL.
Purr - HtLii.Gl:l BOARIL) 01.".017,./1.011. A.ViD
Prendent.
H. WILLIAMS
rri;;
B. R 13 R
.4. Eff;',Arli...,
=MT
c• )\ , _)—
'''f • • • ' irr., n JLr February
ISAIAH DION.EY„V. P.,
DAVID 31111.NDLESS,
JAMES OARDINEP..
NV. NY. A L 11,
JOHN ILE ING
ItiOVEMAINTS ofce OCEAN STEArtIEES
T.) SAIL.
Canada Ih.aton, &c I iverpool Fvb 10
Ctibawl). Few York Ilavaua and N.O Feb. 12
Atlantic Now York Liverpool Feb. 13
Fklinburg New York Glaagow. Feb. 13
Arabia New York I iverpool Feb. 17
City of Baltimore. New York Liverpool Feb. 18
Star of tho Weit...New York A.pinwall Feb. 20
Niagara Boston Liverpool Feb. 24
Indian Portland I iverpool Feb 21
.Borwinia .New York Hamburg March 1
City t af Waslit'n...Now York Liverpool March 4
Northern Light.... New York Isplow,lll 11.1-1,11 9
T O A HIVE
LEAVE roll.
Liverpool Port land
ity of Bqltimore..Liverpool Now York
Niagara Liverpool Bolton
Baltic T iverpool Now York
Argo Ham New York....
City of Waslit'n...Liverpool......Now
Anglo Saxon .Liverpool Portland, .te
A413.!g0w ...... .New
.Hamburg New Yuri:
Wu, ~.
Ilammont
PrIPTSEMItGEI m A icKurr
Ciro y RonOrted JO" , EPII SNORT/EV, Superintendent tr. -
the Mere/lan:a' Exchange.
PITINDE4:OII, Fehrnary 12, 1858.
1. , it ...The market is unchanged in every respect.
Sales Gl bbls. sumo fine and extra from wharf at S3,EO and
$1,70 Saba from store f f, bbls. at $3,8134 for superfine,
$4,25 for extra and $4,50@4.6 . for extra family, the latter
figures for superior brands of white N; heat Flour.
GRAIN—Sales 125 bush. Oatu from wharf at 363:c.
bushel.
POTATOKS...SaIes 75 bush. Nediarirsocke from atore at
5Qc.
DEANS—SaIes 20 bO,ll. white at $1,25 1)
HOMINY...SA° 50 bbl. at $5 i 1 bbl.
STARCP...Sa:u 17 bona Pearl at 6 ..1), lb.
I) -AL...5.11cl 10 bag, Rio at 12(... 7 EI lb
S.IO:I,.VjSKS...SaIed 150 bbls. N. U. at 30G. 5i gallon.
SUGAR...'ales 51 lards prira, N. 0. at 0,?4.@7% , ....
011.NLISFI...Sale , 30 boxed W. It. at 9.1.6 c. lb.
LIU nlill....Sales 90) lbi prime roll at 16c. 7,) lb.; 800 lbs.
do. at 14c.; 00) lbs. do. at 16c., aad 400 lbs. at 14@15c.
Dill OD FRUIT—Sales 20 bush. Dried Apples at $1,373.,!,c.
tI bu,h.
EIS ll—Salts 7 'Ada. No. 1 Mackerel at $l6; 13 bbls. No. 2
ho. at VA; 20 bids. No 3, larg , , at $11,50; 16 half bbla..lo.
at $6.25; 12 bhl9. Herring at $6,25, and 600 !hi. Cod at 4 , , - ?4c.
'll. lb.
New York Stock Market
New Yeas, February 12.—Noon.—Stocks lower. Chi.
cage and Hock Island 1:34; Cumberland Coal 22; Illinois
Centr4l 97%; do Bends 95; lia:Tosie nod Milwaukle 11 1 4;
Michian .'southern 23: N. Y. Central 83 1 4; Reading 56 1 4;
Virginia 6's 84; Misvouri 6's 81; Galena and Chicago 86 1 4;
Michigan Central 65; Erie 2614: Cleveland and Tolt.da. 43%
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 12; Cleveland, Columbus and Ciu.
oininiti 95; Milwankie and Mi9sissippi 32 . 1 4; Michigan 6's 95.
erinj
.—steckg 11'40 ex,ept• Cumberland, which is
quoted at 1711; Chicago and Rock Island 74%; Illinois Con
tra! 97 !,1 . ' ! ; Lu Crosse and Milwaukiel7%; Mbltigan south-
N. 1. Central £•IPA: t.ealtua and Chicago 863,1:;
17; Choodand and Mbsouri Vei
Tonnes.m.• 88t4.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI, leebruiry —Fleur is rather bettter; 2200
Uhl- F.Oll at $3,75(4)4,05 for huperfiric to extra. Whisky firm
at Iti. Hoge; 700 head sold. Nle.s Port: advanced to $10,20.
Lard; 7 , 0 bills s •Id at oe. Bulk \feat•; 100,000 lb.. sold at
s;f, quid 7Y; fur Shoulders and Sides. The market elosPd un-
Sett all articles bt iog held higher
New York Rlarkct
NLIV. YORK, February 'U.—Colton closed fitlM.sol/0 boles
said. Flour firm; sales 10,500 bbls at $4700. 1 ,65 for Obi.n,
an advance of Sc. Wheat firm; 12,050 bus sold at 94ij for
Chicag . sizing. Corn firm; 17,000 bus sold. Lard 1t1 , ;...c.
cored Odle better; sal. Out 50iiiiU7c fallow Min advauctif,
15,000 Ito Hold at 1.0;46ii11. th.sin in nteatly at 42c. Rice
svaily. freightm on Cotton to Livetp.ml
6 1 1_;TION SALES.
LILY SALES AT NO. 5-I FIFTH. ST.
At the hew 4 (l,uhnercial 313104 No. et, Pita
o v, r y wouic day, are held public sales et It.ssi, in ei
variety, suited fur the trade cnwsuruerr, trout n lar,a
-itick which ti constlPltly replenished with flesh cohsipi
motile, that must be cl•.sed forthwith.
AT 10 O'CLOtili, A. M..,
Dry Goode and fancy articles, comprising nearly t,rything
nosided in the hue fur personal and fAmily use; table cut
lery; hardware; clothing; boots and ladies ware,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
household and kit - Attica furniture, now and second-hand ;
beds and to(Altug; carpets; eiv.;.ut iron stone Chinn ware;
stoves; cookint.7utottsils; gruct•ries, etc.
AT 7 O'CIA) M.,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; jewelry ; musical instru•
merits; guns; clothing; dry buds :Ina shoes. hook
stationery, (ie. (3(.61 - P. M. DA V IS, Auct.s
CONTINUED SALE OF' LONDON BOOKS
sATURDAY EVENING, F6bruary 13th. at 7
o'clock, will he sold by catalogue, on the secoad dour of the
t'.ew Auction Building, N 0.54 Fifth street, a select collection
of London Books, principally from private libraries. In
1 , fi11..11 to works not reached on the last two pages of
panithlt t catalogue last Saturday evening. The LIMO Om
br,Weel fine iondmi editions of standard works, and a num
ber of rare, curious and recherche books in general liters
tur,, poetry, voyages and travels, history. biography, the
fine arts, thool.tgc, etc. Among them will be found llook'n
Gowan History, 4 vols. quarto; Hume and Smollet's Eng
land, 13 vols; Spirit of Public Journals, 5 vole.; l'ne Fairfax
Correspondence, 4 vole; Works of Addison, 6 vi Is. to I calf:
Goldsmith's Works, 4 vols. full c:4lf; Chas. Lamb's W. i L A ,
vols.; Sterne's Work, 2 vols.; Fielding's Works. 4 vols. fill(
calf; The Wonderful 3lagnzine, 2 vole.; Doddsley's Collection
of Poems, 6 vols.; Graham's United States, 2 vole.; MeCul•
loch's Universal Gazetteer. 2 vole.; Model it Furriery, London
quarto; Percj's Iteliquce; Ilistory of Loudon and its vicinit
5 V 019.; Arttets Repository, 4 vole; Costumes of Russia anti
of Austratia; Views of London in the 19th Century; Shake
tatriau Tableaux; Owen tut Hebrews, 2 vela.; London folio
1653; Biblia IlebreicTis Oetti, gy of MassachusAte, 2 vol,
quarto; Poetical Works of Dryden, Butler and Howie, 2
vols.; Works of Paley Locke, 3 vols.; ngoldsby Legewls,
2 vols.; Blue and Gold editions of the Posts; a copious Greek
rt:tm.uttr; Ctimbrlge, 2 vols.; l'a:tsrial llalf-11(urs, y-ds..
etc. The books are n . tw optln for examln stunt, bald k . eta
legion ready. [fells ('. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
D LSSOL UT
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PA_RTNERSIIIP.
—The firm of Wave ? Moeßoc Cu. this
been dislolvo.d, by um teal consent—W. pewees %Veep, with -
drhwiug therefrom.
The buliuesi will b coutiuued by ttH run:Ling par there,
r the Etylu cud firm of M.Ooittlf:A.D A: CO.
W. DEWEES
• li. )1001: fi D.
l'lttsborg,b, .I.timAry 14., ISSS-1:15 1•11
1016solutloia of Parmewship.
Tt, LIE 'Partnership heretofore exkting be
-1.11..A.K.ELN and JA. , 14.:8 C. HICLIEI
in the It Ilstato Agency Bnsinesl, is hereby diesolve,
The undersigned will continuo the litisineas at 65 Fifth
street, whore tho books of the old firm may he tbund, and
whore the missftlei boeiuosi, with the firm of Blakely
Richey, will bo transacted.
ILICITEY.
AYRES' WO EH
CONFECTION , C
O N F HOTION, C 0
NFECTION,CON
F 110TION , ,C0Nie
NOTION, C O N F E
CTION, COW 0
T lON.O O N F E C T
I ON,OO N'FBOT
O ,N,CuNF N0T.1.0
N,CONFNOTION
CO N F E C T I oN .
The most plealanc, safe and efl".etual Worm 11..-quedy Le,
In roe.
Prepared and sold, wholeiale and re ail, by
ANGUL k HAFT.
Con Wood and sixth es., Pitnebnr-b Pa.,
And r.,!ei 1:r Crr;:-,,..iptg se--• e.. 21
ATTENTION MAIMS
rIE GREAT ECLIPSE SEED DRILL
AND BROAD CAST ,SJIVER is now on eNhibitio , t,
at No. 56 Market street, l'ittsburgh. 'Clash a new impriv...
meat and far exceeds any machine or the kind ever oiler, I
to the agriculturist. It works on an entiray new princip'
and sows any kind of small se-di with f,rtiliz Tri at any ch•
s'red width, with a regularity and evonn. as never before al
bduixl by ved so gets, and can be worked by a boy lar;..,
enough to drive a horse. The machine is do simple that tiny
workman can construct it, and at a price that will defy
ermpetitirm.
State and County Bight 6 or Ringlo nrybinea for
J BAYNRS, proprietor
i 1;1i CORN.-116 sacks Ear Corn, just re
eeivod and f..r sale by JAS. A. erz
de22 89 Water street
$,1200 FOR 1 - 1, Two Story house on
Robin son street, Alegheny. $750 for ft
cOrntertablo honso of 4 rooms, on Monterey street. A choice
building lot on Carson street, South Pittsburgh. Two
dwelling h Anse; cheap, and on etsy terms, in South Pitts
burgh, for ealo by S. CUTHBERT SON,
ja2o 51 Slarket s root.
DRIED APPLES. i 0 sacks prime Dried
Apples received, and for sale by
McCANDLESS, 3IFIANS & CO.,
Corner of Wood and Water streets.
TOMA.TOES, in Cans-10 cans just recd
and for sale by [je..,B] HENRY IL COLLINS
MUST REDUCE THE STOCK.—In order
to reduce our stock bolos the opening of the Spring
Trade, We will continue to sell at the EXTRESIELY LOW
PRICES cur Goo Is are now marked at.
strest.
IF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHING
MADE 'TO 01111Eit, CALL AT MUSTER'S
A brilliant assortment of
SEASON AB LEIPI EC E 00009
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
Corner of Wood arca auf Diamond alley.
Ze7" We Study to Ileum ja:10
on bend aL
\DIA. RUBBER BELTING.—A largo
stock, all size!, 2, 3 and 4 ply thick, at the India Rub
ber Depot, 26 and 28 St. Clair street
E -4 AR CORN-130 sacks Ear Corn, justre
ceired, and for =ate by JAS. A. FETZER,
ja'23 - 89-Water arreet.
1.) El) PR EU I PI'FATE.-150 pounds f,,r
Ltv sale by B. A. FAlrti3llo.Cri osell :,
Corr.cr e 1 1 7 ;ry.t and troad atreent
QWEET.CIDER.-3 libt:3 received this day
Price 20 cents gallon.
ItAWORTI3, BRO. & BROWNLEE,
in the plamond.
-
HARDY & M'GREW, Steamboat and Gen
eral Agunts, Corner of 'Met and Ferry ,treats.
Ram, WEAvnia:Zro.—The rive, i, still falling. Ice has
formed in the Allegheny river until iu come places it reaches
half Way acre s, and the ice house me:, tire. gathering their
harvest. The weatherds much II than it was and indi-
Catt'a rain or eIIOW. 131.19i11089 at 0,, wuart is increasing.
15,11 Al! LACK
The Clara Doan left last night for Cincinnati with part of
a load, the water being too low fir her to carry out a full
trip.
The lowa, Capt. Moore, is still receiving freight fer St.
Louis, uud wdl he ready to leave as aouu as the weather
moderates sracieutly to carry off the ice.
.Jau. 27
Jan3o
.Feb. 3
.Feb 9
. ti)
...F b. 10
...Feb. 10
March 1
J. & lI..PrIIGLIP3
RIVER NEWS
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
ARRIVED.
;C Col. Bayard, Peeble,,
" Ttlegraph, Woodward, Brownsville
• Luzernc, Jacobs, Brownsville
Messenger, -, Cincinnati.
Chevoit, Murray, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
Col. Bayard, Poet>le4. Elinboth.
Telegraph, Woodward, Brownsville ,
" Lir/mule. Jacobs. Brownsville.
‘• Clara Dean, Reed. Cincinnati.
Chevoit, Murray, Wheeling.
STEAM BOAT 6
NASHVILLE.
For Nashville
The fine steamer QUAKER CITY, Captain
DANiais—Clerk, SAMUEL CooLEY—will leave
for the above, and all it.terrnediate perti, on
TUESDAY EVENING.
For freight or passage, apply on board.
For NafihrlM
The splendid now light draught steamer P -
1 .44.4,:r",,, LAN D, Capt. R. GRAM, will leave for the above
and intermedi to p.rta on SATURDAY, th
'2,Ath DAL, at 4 o'clock P. n.
if or trvight or passage apply an board.
For Nashville.
The floe passenger steamer CLIFTON, will
leave for the above and all intermediate port.%
ou WEDNESDAY, at 10 A.M.
For freight or passage apply on boa•d, or to
don FLACK, BARNES & CO., Agouti.
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
JOHN TOMPKINS,
. The new, light draught passenger packet,
TOMPKINS, Ray, Master, will leave for
P.;;413th0 above and intermediate ports, T.IIS (Wed
nesday) MORNING, the 18th ihst., at 10 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, apply on board, ()etc:
A. 0 McGREW. Agent,
No. 86 Water street.
31[1E31PEIS.
For !Memphis and New Orleans.
The line passenger steamer . ALMA, Capt.
I Reims" will leave for the above and all in
termedutte ports, on SATURDAY, at 4 I'. NI.,
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jet) FLACK., BARNES Sc 00., Agoute.
ZAIITESVILLE.
For Pittabargik and Zanes villa .
The steamer FORTUNE, Captain W. Ra,—
Clurk J J AwauN—will leave for the
and all intermediate ports, on TIIURSDAY,
December titL, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight and passage apply on board, or to
PUW EL L iz P.JOODY, S.+7 I?iret Si,
or A. 0 M'GREW, aS Wat-r street.
For Marlette and Zanesville
The titeetnier iIitAIIAM, Capt.. Nl,ls.
:,,k;„ „ o24aark. AYRES, will leave or _the almtve
intermediate port. OH every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock,
For freight or passage apply on board
ST. LOU/S.
For St. Louts.
The light draught, lan running passenger,
I& a packet lOWA, liooitz, Muster, will leave tor
tile above and ail intermediate ports, ou 6,ti2-
I.IItOAV, the nth lust., at 4 Wettish t. 1.
For ireiglit or paaiage, hAviug superior accomodatioiiii,
linty oa buarti, or to HARDY, Agems,
fe4 Corner Findiand Ferry street,
SijECIAL NOTICES.
D Presidout and Maud
gers of the Comptny, for erectiug a Brill ,o over the
Allogimuy river, have, this day, declared a dividend of TWO
DUui.. tS A SaAltli, ou the uld stock of the Company ;
ethiett dividends are mule, which is payable iu current batik-
Mae lands, to stuckholderd, or their legal representuto.
forthwith. M. Treasurer.
Pittsburgh, J anuary let, 18.8. jal—c
.OTIOII--111.8 COUI'ONS OF I' tiF,
Bonds of Lawroacu Cuuuty, Leued to the
ANL) EFLIE-ttLAIAOAI) COSIP2IN i, duo y,
LS;)8, wdl bo paid IL WILLI.I.XL
GO. L'ic7..t.P.11 .- Ali, Pu. rno ounago pla.o uC pa)moot.,
, r)Lt•ztillOClC.o Of th, I.tittv - tho o, l io Law ins:::
tkaupday, Nvw tJrh, C. 1.1
or,, payable
do 2.5 I
PY 0 %DKR 0 'I'II GO IINII.F.SION
• IVONONUALIELA liatinl t
Bittsburgh, J.inntry ilth, latia.-
L AN ELBOTLU.S i'resideut, Malingers and 'lll
cars of the Company for erixtiett a Bridge ov,r ur
Monongahela river, opposite eittsbarg,d,m Allegheny wee
ry, will be hold at the Toll-ilome, on Alt/NI/AY, March let
at 3 u'a,ock, e. ill
ta:lttlk3tw*
MONONC}AHELA VALLEY BANK—NOritit.
Books will be opened at tne 1111VVAt2i1A 110 U
m toe barongb of Stolieeeport, for eubecriptione to the 01 , 10
tal Stock of said Bank, on AIONDVZ, tau 222 day of b. ,
miry nest, from 10 A. M. to 12 M., and from 2 to 4 P. '.;
,Ind o.aitinue, (if neceuary,) from day to day for six da) ,
at the elute hours. fiy Order of the thuntuissiouvrs
j.,2S:swaew A. MILLAR.
DAGUERE,EAN .GALLEE'd
-AMBRO'I'YPEB
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE I'ItYTURNI
WARRANTED, CAN 13E HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY Flair CLAS 1,6 PABLISIIM ENT
IN Tiro COUNTRY, AT
I 2 WALL'S, F urtletre t.
WALL'S PICTURE GALLERY.
WM. C. WALL 11AS TAKEN THE
third flour of Junes' New Building, adjoining the
Mechanics' Bunk, Fourth Street, for au AM BROT'i PE ANL
PLIOTUGRAFiIIe GALLERY . ; and having tlited up the
room in a style unsurpassed, invites his friends and the pul,
he to visit ins establisinueut.
llis Ittooptiou flown, he has ne hea,tation in saying, has
11.4 its superior anywhere, for size, beauty of furniture and
appointments generally; and hie operating Rooms, b Jug
on the sonic fluor, are entered immediately through it.
Liu his Operating ltootm, the most improved combined
side and sky lights give a facility for taking a finished Pic
ture, in the least possible time, that he thinks cannot fail t'
make his establishment the resort of all persons of taste.
Mr. Wall's experience as an Artist, is a gua'rautee to hi,
patrons that none but good Pictures kill be permitted to
leave his premises.
The public, and the Ladies especially, are united to view
his rooms, and examine specimens. fel.s:lw
GREiiiT ATTItAC I lON
AT 510. 60 iIAsBI ET ST.,
Where can be seen the largest collection o
ABAOWE
SPECIMENS, EVER EXIIIBITED IN THIS CITY
agr- Persons wishing Victures of thstosalves or friend.
are invited to call and examine before setting elsewhere, as
WE WARRANT PICTURES
Superior to any that can be obtained west of the mountain,.
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Anbrotyptsts,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 7d Fourth street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
cor. of Marmot stroet and Diamond, Pittsburg:,
PRIORS TO SUIT ALL. - myl9:tf-3p
WYKES' GALLERY OF ART,
N 0.60 MA S
MARKET STREET.-PIOTURE
taken at this Gallery by a new and improved prisie.„,,
giving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dress and complex.
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have thiamin
them to bo far superior to any pictures eve. exhibited in the,
city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and exam .
his large collections of specimens. Ms Gallery being on tii.•
second floor, Is easy of access.
N. B.—Pictures of Children tak,u in two asmnds, at \
BO Market street.
mr2litf is E. S. IVY ViiS, Artist.
NELSON'S AIIaROTYPES.
PRICES REDUCED.
GALLERY CORNER OF THIRD AND MARKET BTREE.i'F ;
Entrance on Third street.
Citizens and Strangers desiring AMIJROTYPES, 62:CCUt , :ri
in the highest degree of artistic beauty and perfection, cAu
be acconunodated at abort notice by culling ac
NELSON'S WELL KNOWN GALLERY,
TIIIR.D STREET.
ap29:1y2,1
Priceo Ono Dollar and upward
ROG ORS'
NEW DAGUERREAN AND ..4,-ABROTY`eE
SKY AND SID E-LIGHT
G A 1 L ERIC ;
BIKE! STRIIIIT,NEAULY OPPOSITE TUB POST-OFCIOi
PICTURES taken in all tiio v4riona sqlea, in .1;.:
waither, and warranted to please, at rf...nconablo ratei.
sick or dncowed persons taken at their r,!sidep,n
ap2odp.bri-iJ
G S .
HOLLAND BITTERS
Gum Trap/gm:lth, Gum Aloes, Gnm Arabic,
OONCENTRATED LYE,
Amandine, Pomades, Colognes, Toilet Articles, etc.,
GLYCERINE,
Jnniper Brrries, Graphite, Agaric etc-, ou hand and for tale
bB. L. FAIIN &STOCK
f. 2 - et. , rtwr nf. FPurth ord Wnr.,l ptr,
RE 0V A .
JAMES A. FETZER,
Norwarding - and Commission Merchant,
FLOUR, GRAIN, AND ALL KIND_'
Fine removed from 89 Water street, to tho
Corner of Market and Firat streets,
felo PITTSBURGH, PI
RAY. 21LksTE1
MOORE, Mai ter
JULIN THAW,
Trea,ut ol
E. S. WYKES, Artist
Et=l
AM i . *EM.ENT S.
Ft•I'PER'S GAYETIES.
( MASONIC ' NALL.)
Lessee and Manager, .J. G. FOSTER.
Acting and Stske Manager, A. W. YOUNG.
REDUCTION IN PRICES! -tat
The t. p respectfully to inform the public, that in
faun ~ the prices of Admisidon will be:
PARIJUIiTTE 2d cents. I UPPER TIER.,
ALTERATION OP Tr.'s—Doors open at 634; pot formance to
commonco at 7 o'clock.
Farewell benefit of HARRY LASGDON. Lust night of
the tenoktued Cast Iron Man, JAMES MA ~DISON.
PATURDAY EVENING, February 11th, will be presented
E‘haltspeare's Tragedy of IiAMLE El—Hamlet, Langdon.
Dance 1118.9 FILMY WALDEORAVE.
r
After which Mr his
JAMES 3IADI§ON will go through
extraordinary performances, amongst which he will have a
large rock, from two to three hundred pounds, broken on
his brea a with sledge hammers; 'will hold from three te
five hundred p:muds on his I react, and allow four men to
strike ou it whh sledge hammers, and other incredible feats,
which mast be corn to be believed.
To conclude with the Drama cf 13P.OTIIER TARS.
T , cl;nlip for Fah' rt the , Mee of the "Daily Union,'
where 8...a1ts may he secured.
PITTSBITi!GEI
KIMBEILI,I
if I..:Lt, .IDM.lholiiN
boa-r‘ v. .50c. Private Bo=, large f.B UGC
Ta, 15c Privz..to Box, small SUI
Colored Gallery 150. Colored Box ...........
Single Eloa!s iu rxixato Box, $1 00.
REDUCTION IN PRIORS
Do. r open at 6% .!clock io comm3nco at 7
“filler, for Elate of TiAzot,,cp , n from IV to 3 o'clock.
real bill to-nieht. MADELATNE, and THREE JACK
KDS
ii Kirn,erly a4Juck Shepp..rd.
Mips Turnbull as Jack Sheppard
Mre. Van Deering us Jack Sheppard.
A I'IJRDAY EVENING'S, I' ebrunryl3th, will bo porfurm
hu benutiui French Drama in 3 acts, untitled
kIADELAINE: or, THE FOUNDLING OF PARIS.
Bertram B. O. DUBOIS.
To conclude with THREE JACK SELEPPARDS.
MISS KIMBERLYuv JACK SHEPPARD.
MISS TURNBULL, a JACK SHEPPARD
MRS. VAN DE RING us JACK SHEPPARD.
Thu Man:i4ores3 pl,miure iu mmouncing the engage
ment of Alt. .IIN E. u,9;;.: , :3, l'itiiburgtea favorite, who
will ~pp next week.
The Beautiful Collection of Pa , ntings,
NCLUDING TIIE EASTERN SLAVE
11A KIET, OLEOI'ATi6 OF LEAth/ER,
LW thl,
eLEUA6SLAN MODEL ON DE.A
An! cliox on Frei, Exhibition at the TO'N'n NE HOUSE, No
‘.1:1 Third etrmt. Cnll and tiClf thoID.
Vl7 GEO. ECIIN ECK, Proprietor.
JOHN W. iII'CAUTHY,
kg I L 1.1 POSTER?,
wILL ATTEND 10 THE POSTING
and DISTRIBUTIr.i. of all kinds of
FO CONCERTS ~tCTUIiES, EXHIBITIONS, 10.
conuonnications -either by mail, tolegraph, or other
wis:--directed tie the once of tho Moruiog Poet, will receive
prompt attention! ' sp7
i:),LIN b ()A
U. WGITUORE GEO. J. DUFF.
C. U. WOLFF TINS. H. LANE.
V ['TORE,
.IVOL FP, DUFF & CO.,
SIGN OF THE ANVIL,
IMPORPERS AND DEALERS IN
ILIA fitDWARE.
Pio. 50 Wood street,
rt...a. ILiCoVE ST. CIIAsLL
PIT tsB.IRGII, PA
jul.4 ly
C-As. UAIPILIEY,„ Joarr WRIGHT
Humphreys, Hoffman Wright,
:1 4 ‘ LO 'CR PACI.OIIS,
V' CL. A N - a- GENERAL
COIIIIMISSION MERCHANTS,
5 tIAILVE;i AND 155 Noma WATER 6-1`
:11 ,,, Ve Vine 11 r,ot,
E F 1 4 : It T 0
Thcanpiou & CO,
Titt,oll.l,l, Clark it Y. , 111114,
l'oco S.; Cu.,
Caleb Cope k Cu.,
13u croft, Beaver & Jo ,
Neville x fluOloo,
E. M. Lewis, Cashier turd 'M. Bank,
U. Miwneil, Cashier Merch's Bank
.Muiris L. ilakowell 4 Co.,
MeCmtcherol & Collins,
John M. t , :eunedy Cu.,
Itaiguel Co.
Pickett, Mathews &Co.,
hrewahnry tic Nice,
W. il. Laligley duo,,
Lawrence 4 Mathias,
4. U. Bulock cc Co.,
W ,
ilagaloy„cusgrave co.,
uovOhly.
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATEit PIPES 9
Frbni LllO L, LIU.' calibre.
trop: i.: Cents per Foot.
A L. , 1 - ' CULSTER
PEARL -.!; FARCH
Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Prices by
.01. - EITIE. ad. COLLiNS,
FORWARDING AND
CONIMISSIORI MERC.HANT,
AND WUOLESALX
tiUVVIER, SKEDS, FISH,
ANI: PRODUCE GENERALLY
25 WOOD STUREIT, PITTEIBUACM.
ROOD 7d. MOORUEAD r. reclaim+
- teVOOD, rtnoOrtß.REA`lL' St. CO.,
11A2111 /FACTURE:IIS OF
American Galvanized, Best .Itefino
CONIMON S - lIEET IRON,
And ,or the sak of W. Dsweas Wooos'
CHLEBP.ATIII)
t'ArT 121T1 1101 RUSSIA SHEET IRON
-ALSO
-4.9‘1, VANI CORRUGATED IRON, for Roofing;
SPIKES, NAILS, and ROW IRON.
Warehouse, No. 1.34 IE O Irst at., Pittsburgh
2,4 Q-ALL ERSFOItUALVANIZING will be protoptl2
,tt,tled to at tie Works. au2d
Burton 61. Perkins,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 80 FOURTH Brit.EET,
LOUISVILLE, HY.,
QOLICIT Consignments of any and every
d,scription of Alerzliauthee. Any goods sent to us fur
s..a, will be,attended to without delay, and remittances hn
mediately made. Thankful for pant favors we solicit a con
di/az:xi:. anetam
EMOV - A.14.
BCEIZIIAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.—
Wu have rena-ve.l Lilo inannfa:dory of Bcorhave's Holland
[littera, to No. t 37 Wood street—the ho , u.ga now occupied by
John Moorhead, lisq.
Until the trot of April, our oak° will to on tho second
door. t hat I BENJ. PAWL, JR. & CO.
H o FOR, UTAH!!!
BEFORE YOU GO,
PRACTICE WITH THE RIFLE,
AT THE ORIGINAL SHOOTING GALLERY,
N 0. 136 WOOD STREET.
Jim
1: 4 10..lt RENT.
P Thu largo waraougo, now oecupiol by W. 11.,Sroi
it Co., Nos. 151 First und 122 Sc,cond forret& Enquire of
PARE, McUURDY
Not il9 Wirqt end 123 Socoud strpet.i
OTEL CANDLES.---5U b.xes 12's
I i6'd,u.c,tE,l Candies, 9n haud and for sale by
.1.11 , * I 1 N.AvivEl
. LCOIIOL.-1.00 bble. 76 and 96 per cent
for auto by B. A. FAIINE6ToCIi et CO.,
j4:41 • Corner of First and Wood street;.
.75 WILL buy tnew frame Tellir, s R:sofforroms andi,whpaiug
in front, Boa:, oven, etc. The lot has a front of 20 feet on
Monterey Allegheny, by 110 feet deep to an alley.
T , rots of payment very easy. The hoagie is new and is g od
order. For sale by 3. OUTHSEILT & SON,
jal4 bt Market street.
1..) ED-, WHITE AND BLUE.-500 boxes
it ) Toilet Variegated Soap, 11:3sorted colors, in tb., 34 lb.
and lb. cakes, on hand rind for Salo by
i;;11.4 9 , 7 11. 9 11SVP11
I BUItNING FLUID AND CAMPIIENE.-
A large eupply of the articles constandy on baud.
Those wishing a Homing Fluid, t aorta - and cheaper than
can be had oisew hero iu the city, can always procure it at,
JOB. FLEMING'S,
Corner Diamond and Market staret.
QYRINGES.—I have just received a supply
ky of Mattson'a celebrated tnges, pronounced to L au.
ioriei Co any others now in rue. 'those wishing anything
of thin kind Should call and examine these bef,re purchlm-
lug elst3where
DACKED BUTTER.--600 lbs. solid pack
ed Batter, received and for sale by
J 427 JAS. A. FEIZBR, 8g Wood streo.
vATALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS 11
V V WALL L'A':ERSIII—W. P. MARSHALL A CO
aro faapariug far imineuse eale of Wall Paper this epriug
ow. and EIM, alb 7 Wart 3tr,et. 4.1
_
ADIES' SNOW BOOTS, Buffalo and Gum
OverJhooo, at tho Pooplea'tihoo Storer, No. 17 Fifth
la9l OTPVI , NPACIFFIft t 'n
GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUuRS
—A choice: tif)ectioa of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices
Wines anti Liquors, Fruits, Ae., too Ill:moron to m, whin
jaNt receival, which wo will aell at prices to sait the ;lima
Cali :ma,‘.imairm, at the Old Establtstvai Tea Storo of
IIAWORTIT, IMO.: litt vWNLEE,
Carnet ct tiro Diamond and I.Mitoomi alloy,
{pit'. tireh. 1)1..
IfbER-2 bbis. received and for stile by
‘ .. .4 as tlitsoe3 IL MLISS
LESSEE AND MANAGIEIIibt:
'9ECO:sID TIER 15 Conte
JULIA TURNMILL
PHILADELPHIA.
I'6iladulplll3
Maysville, Ky.
Madison, Ind
Ohio.
Louisville, Ohio.
thucianati, Ohio
Pittsburgh, Pa.
=ME
HOWN & TETLEY*
Ja:EPLI FLEMING,
Corner Diamond and Market etu•ot
AIEDICAL.
ONLY ONE EfilM=
0 -
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
trAibled with Liver Complaints, runless the , most dee•
orate of cases, when the mond bottle will, with scarce 0 .
single failure, restore the patient to health and vigor. We
wish to call the attention of all to these facts, that the In•
vigorator is compounded by a phi skint Who has wed it in
his practice for the past twenty years with a success almost
credulous, and that it is entirely vegetable, being.composed
wholly of gums.
Some idea of the strength of these gums may be formed .
when it is known one bottle of the Invigorator contains as
muchetreng* as one hundred doses of Calomel without any
'of its deletesZus effects.
We know there Is nothing now b,fore the American pub
lic, prepared with each skill by a sciontillocuan, particularly
for diseases of the Liver, ae Dr. Fiiinford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attai.•ed a reputation second to no
other article in the world, simply because It rest on its own
merit. To convince all by teal that it is all Its proprietors
claim it to ho, if any of oar readers are suffering from such
diseases as are described in Dr: llanford'a advertisement, we
know of know remedy that will so surely cure them as the
Invigorator.
The Invigorator cures sick Headache. Take one or two
teaspoonfuls at each attack and it will soon disappear. Perk
an overloaded stomach, or when food rises or sours, take the
Invigorator after eating, awl it will not prove disagreeable
or oppressive. For lleartbuin, Palpitation, or Difficult
Breathing, take a tea poonfo I onco or twice daily. For Less
of Appetite, Languor or Isstlessness, the medicine is invalu
able. Itvvill restore the appetite and make the food digest
well. Nightmare, take a teaspoonful on retiring, and the
demons of dream-laud will all be fairies. After eating a
hearty dinner, take a dose of Inviicorator and it will relieve
all oppression or fullness. 'I h Invigorator is a Liver Beme•
dy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on that organ, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Moms Attacks, Dysentery, Piles,
Worms, and all Female obstructions, for which it too no
equal. _ _
We know there is nothim; now Were the American pub
lic prepared with each skill by a oeientilic mon, particular
ly for diseases of the Liver, as l r. 8 ,nford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation second to no
other article in the word, simply beeause it rests on its owu
merit. To convince all by trial that it is all Its proprietors
claim it to be, if any of our readers are suffering from such
diseases as ate described in Dr. rtanford's advertisement, wrr ,
know of no remedy that will so surely maw them as the
Invigorator.
There has lately been brought to our notice a medicine
that seems to possess wundeilul, curative and healing pro
perties in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Ors
Kano. It cause to ❑s.with so many testimonials in its favor_
that wu hero noted its eflbcts in some of the worst cases of
continual dibility, caused by derangel liver, and in every
instance the effect was to relieve or give is permanent cure,
Dr. Sanford's ins igeratur, or Liver Remedy is what wo re•
far to. We always hare b. en credulous about cures by pat
ent medicines, but wo are convinced that this medicine, for
family use, is not overrated by the best of recommendations
it het. Our advlce is, for all troubled with Indigestion,Dee
bility or Rowel Csumlsiut, to get a bottle and try it; our
word for it, rel'ef will be experienced.
lILESbINGS TO THE INVALIDS who RHO Dr. Sanford's Invigor
ator, for it will relieve them of their pains as soon as it is
taken into their stomach. Pain and — mistaty cannot exist
where the Invigorator it used, for it will as surely drive them
away, as daylight Will banish darkness, of this tuere can b
no doubt to th so who try it, for it carries conviction with
every dose taken. Another evidence is the thousandtt of
certificates from those who floe it or have been cured by it,
Try one bottle, ii it does not benefit, then we aro mistaken.
P.RIUY O.NE DOLLAIL PZB.
SANFORD & CO., Propriotora, 345 'Broadway * n, , w York
For sale by G. It EYBBB, 140 Wood greet - , Pittsburgh;
jal:3mdbw:29
n , ,L i c:- - ;
i 1 LS
j. )A 'l-31
rtt ‘ r". 4 • ' ; ; j 6;.! I'l1 '1
(-i• Vkg 0.1 j
1,3
~ 4 1p; 3 ANi e
g w
K- Ro‘lj. IL, I
J*% OF THE AGE.
Air it. K ENNEDT, of Roxbury, has discov
-11A. rred in tate of our common paiturt.% weeds a rambdy
that cures
• Every kind of Unmor,
FROM TM; WORST tiOROFULA DOWN TO A COMMON
PIMPLI
IA o has triod it in over cloven liandreitk CaSod, and 1101 - er
except iu two cases, (both thunder humor.) He hae
nu, in his possession over ono hundred certificates of its
vane, all within twenty mike of Boston.
Two lxittlea are warranted to cure a nursing sore month.
bee to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimples
on the face.
Two or thruo bottioi will cleof the oyatoru of bllea
Two bottles are warranted to cure tilt worst canker in the
mouth or stonutch.
Throe to tiro bottles aro warranted to cure the worst kind
of Erysipelas.
Oa° to - two bottley are warranted to cure all humor in the
oyes.
Two bottles are warravtod to cure running of the ears and
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottloo are warranted to cure Corrupt and
running ultors.
Coo bottle will cure scaly - eruption of the skin.
Two or titre: , bottlo3 aro wa,ratitol to curd tho tvoratkind
'Hugworm.
Two ur threw bottles aro warranted to ettra the moot des
per .to cme of rheumatism.
Throe to four bottles aro warrautcui to corn scat-Rheum.
• Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure id warranted when the above quantity is taken.
ROXBUIIY, M ABB .
reputation of the Medical Discovery,
iu curing all kind of humors,'ia so well established by the
un unnieus voice of all who have user used it, that I need
not Pay anything on the subject, as the most skilful physi
cians and the most careful Druggists iu the country are uu•
all1111:01LY in its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, I do
it with a full knowledge of the curative powq,r. in relieving
and curing most ot• thous diseases in which you are uu
fortunately Tao liable. That most excruciating disease to an
afit , tiollatO mother.
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Ls cured as if by a miracle; your own temper 13 restored W
its natural sweetness, and your babe from short and fretful
naps to calm and sweet slumbers; and the Medical Discord
ry becomes a fountain of blessing to your husband and
household.
o the more advanced etage3 of
CANKER
itruds to tho utomach, catedng
DYSPEPSIA,
which Le nothing but conker of the atom h; then to th•
inteatinea and
KIDNEYS,
creating a alnking, gouo fooling, an an indifference eran to
the caru3 of your family.
Your stounteh is
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food dlstrf;a3.l4 you, and Snu can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system dues out got half the
iiourislaner.t it contains a:, the scri motions fluid of the clinker
,3i3 it up; then yr,* complexion loses its bloom and be
comes sallow tTgreenish, and your best day is gone. For
want of nourishment your system her:vines loose and flabby,
and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow a
train of alie'l9o4 which the liledienl Discovery is peculiarly
adapted to _
CURE;
Palpitation of tho heart., p in iG tta., bido, ureakneiti of the
gliiue and mall of tie, bitek,p till tho iiio.l.iiut whoa full
retire, irregularity of the isveht, anti also, ilia qlost excru
ciating of di4t2.i9e.±, th,
P IL.;_:;3
How many thous:in:l, of pour woman ate nurturing trow
this dileasu and pining away a miserable life, and the - W[ll4A
door neighbor does not know this cause. I wish to ittiptegit
oo yonr mind that gaud old proverb, " An ounce of provoli.
tiou is bettor than apounci of cure." in the
MEDICAL DISCOVEILY
yon have both the preventative and the cure, with this great
and good quality, that it will never, under any circu instances,
du you any injury.
Ns citangs of diet ever necessary--eat the bmt you can get
and enough of it.
DERUCTION FOR 1733 - , -Adults one tulle spoonful per day—
Children over ten yeaes dessert spixinful--Children from Live
to eight years, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appli
cable to all constitutions, take stifticiont to operate on the
howdy twice a day. Yours truly, -
rice. SI,O por bottlQ. For sale by
Dr. tiEO. LI. ZEYSEII.,
140 Wcod Htvy,t,
p4iltsw
B 0 1V M A N'S
VEOF.T tBLE COMPOUND
Will cure
Coughs,
Quinsy,
Asthma,
Inflammation of the Lunge,
•
Influenza,
Croup,
lloarser.ees,
Bleeding of the Lunge,
-Consamption.
For zilo by
And
felOalAcr
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JOEI A al 9 C.1 R G 0
nes' A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION Olt
MONUMENTS, GitiVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, &e., &c.
Tho public aro rodpocrfully invited to OXalalillo our Fitoek.
Priced low, and work warranted.
Nr) 3:',5 LI ERTY STREET.
_
ARD 01L.-25 bbls. Winter-strained
ij Welched Lard ell, of war owa manufacture, warrant
ed equal to soy In the market, ea 113:14, and for sale by
it. C. Jr J. U. SAWYER,
Iv2l Na :7 Wont, •treat.
Uffil2=M
onNE KNITTINCI BALLS,
RA,CkiVra thfi morning, at
I , OUR IN VOICRS IN Icl/4VOW—EEKS—
.L' STEEL STALNCI SALLEFON SHIRTS.•
The fourth invoice of dila elegant form of SkiLt, received by
Adams Exprw, this day.
Ladies who warn di-Apr:laced in pm:curiae, one ou Toad.
day last, Can LOW be anptdied at 1108.11M4,
t,l k-•
Llt — ICAl3.l3 SODA.-10,000 pounds on hand,
and for by B. yAn.g - ESTGCK s CO.,
I A tr• Al. , ring Arne.
HORN'S EXTRAUT OF COPAL BA AND
BAllBAPAßlbna.—Anotaer Anpply of tbbt celebrated
ronn.ly, Duet ro , l , ivrtl by JOS FLENILNO,
fe9 Corner Diamond and Market street.
MINERAL WA FERS.—Blue Lick, Bed
ford and Congrem Waters constantly on hand at
.l0:31:1'1.1 FLEMING'S,
f o g C.muor Naniond and Market dtruet.
QIME'S Ferrate.' Tinct. Btirk and Elixir of
10 Bark, on hand and fur sale by
sUal B. L 1/MINE3'INN.IIi d 04,
DONALD KES,IkDV.
Broneb
GEO. 11. KEISER,
J. P. FLlftlii, AllAgtionylity
dECOYD BUPPL g of
HORNI23, 77 nuke& btnadt