SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTENSIMS OF STAY.
I)RS. C. M. FITCH g• J. W. SYKES,
Will contlauchlieir office at
. ' No. 191 Penn street.
, -
OPPOSITE ST. CLAIR HOTEL, ITrismittou, P. 1..
TILL APRIL FIRST, 1.H53,
Whet. l e they may be consulted daily, (Sun
drys o:etpt , ,d,) for (I, ,N. 4, J •1 . • A - 1' , ..111A, 1111' , 1 4
CHITS trod ALL OM E
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and Pr., , dil , • to r rally.
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J. W.TUCKE
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
OFVICE (F•IR PRESENT,)
NO l'2G THLRD ST., NEAR CITY HOTEL,
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1111.1)10: 1 1E•i'EP.S AND 81 b,'t t. , .tt
bit.y in print, front j.fi ..• $3 4, n:tch.
POCKET COMPAsSES,
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recAslve.,l this day
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Horrid Self. Murder
Yesterday morning one of the most painful occur
r,oces we have ever been called upon to record took
pl..° at the house of J. B. Dunlevy on Third street.
Mr. Joel Mohler, well known to all the old resi
ients of Pittsburgh, has for some time past been ad
dicted to habits of intemperance. He was employed
in Haft's drug store, at the corner of Sixth and
Wood streets. On Thursday night he was loft in the
.tore alone, and on the return of Mr. Angell, a clerk
in the store, he was found in the store entirely nude.
When asked why he was in this condition, he replied
that the Lord had sent for him, and he was waiting
for him to take him. It was with some difficulty he
was induced to don his clothing and start for his
lodgings, at Mr. Dunlevy's. At four o'clock in the
morning, he was seen by a watchman, and as he
act,' very strangely and the officer did not know
bite, ho took him to the watch h o u s e, la,lieving him
to he insane.. After being placed in a cell he exhib
ited signs of ritmaiot a.potn, I,elieving hiu.self sur
rounded by animals, &o. \', ben Ina Mayor enamined
him in the morning. he dish e l I,in, telling him
to gr, hieue itnru,.f •ir!). Its d;1 d retired t,,
tii3 room Mr. Dooles y en t 10. t , , thero.neshortly
afterward:, who tound :Lending bolero a glass.
A tow minutes altem anis a gurgling noise was heard
in the room above; Mr. Dunlevy rushed up stairs,
a td found him sitting in bed, rt , bloody razor in bis
bawl, and a ghastly wound in his throat. A physi
oi.m was cent ror, but he expired in live minutes. We
have ,eldom witnessed a more terrible sight than the
s,•ene of this suicide. When we saw him life was
extinot, the bed was deluded with blood, and a
ghastly wound, four or five inches in length, expos
ing the whole interior of his throat, was visible. It
was a ghastly, sickening scene. The deceased was a
druggist of great proficiency, about forty years of
ago, and unmarried; ho had no enemies, and his
many good qualities wade all who were intimate with
him hi,: friends. Ile has for some time been lodging
with Mr. Dunlevy, who has exercised a brotherly
care over him, hut, as the event proved, without any
permanent good result. Wo hope this terrible exam
ple of the ..11 . --eos of intemperance may prove a terri
ble warning to others ineimed to f how in the same
path. The deceased has two brothers; residing at
Lockingport, Shelby county, Ohio, but, we believe,
n i relatives in this city.
The Tonnage Tax
The chief engine builders, ship carpenters, joiner
and all other artivine employed in the building of
thtats at this port have signed a memorial to the Leg
lat ure, praying for a repeal of the Tonnage Tax. W'o
give a copy of the petition :
I', the honorable the Senate and the House of Repre
sontatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The metn,rial of the mechanics and others en
gaged in building, fitting and furnishing steamboats in
the city of Pittsburgh and its vicinity, respeeiluily
represents, that owing to the decline in the business
fr•ightirg on the Ohio river, within the past eight
m nibs, t,this port, they now find themselves with
out employment ; there to tug few or no orders nor
new b-tits. The number of boots built in this die
mot annna ly is about Sixty, and the amount of cost
is more than one million two hundred thousand dol
lars, nearly all of which is expended in paying for
iron, lumber, fuel and other products of the State, arid
wages of labor. Many thousand persons have here
tohtre obtained the means of subsistence in the city
or Pittsburgh, and the neighbcring counties of Beaver,
Wt.shingtom Weettuorcland, Fayette and Omen°, by
the construction of boas.
The decline of the trade of the Purt of l'i ,, tebu•t;it
is attributed, by all persons conversant with the
inot?einent of busilies,t, to the fact that other routes
between the E.lBl and the West carry at lower rates
of treght th n can be afforded by that of our own
Ste te.
With the view r f cheapening the cost of trans.
p o-tation by the Pounsyivania route, end satisfi,d
a.: we are of the itnpoliey of enac ing a tax on trade,
which operates so expressively upon ourselves, aLd
so injuriously to the interesta and prosperity of tl.e
State, we rc. , Dec!fully, but most earnestly, pray the
honorable Logislature to repeal the Tonnage Tnx
r m meed on freight passing over the Pennsylvania
tiiiiroad.
Country Items
We learn from the Connellsville " Enterprise,"
that the Fayette County Railroad Company have so
cured at this time, individual subscription to the
amount f ninety odd thousand dollars, and that tic
borough of Union will ta.te ten thousand dollars
stock. The Commissioners, at their last meeting,
cencluded to take out Weir charter, and we under.
stand that a survey of the line will be commenced in
a few days. This is gratifying intelligence to the
friends of this enterprise; we trust that it will be
prosecuted with vigor to the end.
On 141,nday morning last a fire was discovered I.y
a school teacher in the basement of the Union church
in Kittanning. The tire originated in a defective
flue. The alarm was given, the citiz,•ns repaired to
the ~ p ot with buckets, and the tiro woo soon satin.
cieveral tires have recently occurred in th,t
t.,c‘ri. We think it would be advisable fur .them to
procure a fire engine.
lAmos Madison Morney, who was arrested by our
police a few weeks since and taken to Uniontow.,,
where he was confined on a charge of horse stAalin-J,
escaped frmn the jail of that pla , c on Saturday night
last. lie was confined iu the upper tier of cells, and
with a piece of his bedstead he made a hole in the
covering or the cell, which is stone, made his eglf
through this, and then through the skylight. Ile
was seen on Sunday morning, near Brownsville, but
since that time has not been heard of.
The scarlet fever is quite prevalent in Mercer
county at present, and several deaths have occurred
from it. The " Democratic Register" says that
ahout a year since it raged fearfully in that vicinity,
frequently taking several out of the same family.
The Belle of Washington
Our lady novelists seem to have all conceived the
idea of writing a book .about the same period; at
least their productions find their way to the public
all at once. We have before us a copy of a new work,
entitled "The Belle of Washington," from the pen
of Mrs. N. P. Laselle, of Washington, D. C. We
have not often examined a work with more interg.t
than this ore. The scenes portrayed in this work
are nut mere fancy sketches, but a true picture of life
in the Capital, and those who are familiar with society
in that metropolis cannot fail to recognize its truth
fulness. It is almost impossible to read for half an
hour in this book without becoming so deeply inter
ested in it as to finish it. ,There is a charm in the
purity, nobility and innocence of the heroine which
touches a tonler chord in the heart of all. In Edwin
'itanmore we see the effects of a well guided atnbis
tine, and his rise is but example of what exertion,
combined with purity of heart and true manhood can
do. The character of the gentle, lovely Ella Stan
more is also exquisitely drawn. But we cannot par
ticularize further. Suffice it to say, the work is corn
plate in detail, exalted in moral, and interesting as
whole, and we advise all our readers to purchase and
read it. The work is published by T. B. Peterson
Co., Philadelphia, and for sale by Hunt & Miner,
Masonic Hall, Fifth street.
Ilcimamry Academy.—The cornmen , etnent ex
•rc,itos of Wilkiusburg Academy will take place on
fuesday evening, March 23d. The cuatest between
the American and Platonian Literary Sociotiec will
take place at that time. Jon. M. Kirkpatrick, E-q..
•ill deliver the annual address to the Societies en
he evening of the 22d. The exercises will no doubt
i 0 interesting, and we would advise all who have
ei.iure to attend.
St:ot to a, policeman yesterday found
a luau at a doggery on the corner of Wood and Water
streets, where hu had been for some - three weeks,
sabering train diseate induced by liquor. Some
twenty or thirty dollars were found on his person.
His name is Jacob Koper. He was sent to Passa
cant's Hospital, where ho will be properly cared for.
Munroe .Steuart.—A rumor obtained very general
circulation in the city yesterday to the effect that
Munroe Stewart had died at Passavant's EtoEpital
some time on Thursday night or Friday mornink.
We took occasion to enquire into the truth of the
isscrtion and found it incorrect. He is, however,
very low, and his rt:covery is a matter of much
ioubt.
The Lut: Case.—We learn that Mr. Marshall
Swartzwelder has just returned from Harrisburg,,
where he had been making application for a writ of
error in the Lutz ease. The Supreme Court granted
the writ of error, which is returnable at Harrisburg
on the first Monday of April. If the writ is
dined, the action of the Court here will be set as de.
Daily Prayer .fleeting —Nest Monday a public
prayer meeting. for the convenient° of business men,
will be commenced in the Central Presbyterian
Church, on Smithfield street. It will continue an
ur, from Ill: to 12/ o'clock, and persons of every
denomination are invited to attend. The exercises
will be conducted by clergymen of - all churches.
rture.—Rev..himeA Meagher will deliver a lOC-.
lure in St. Patrick's Church, in the Fifth Ward, on
next Sunday evening. Subject: "The Military
Character of the Irish People." The proceeds will
be applied ler the benefit of the poor.
Metyor'm Qllic,---There were eleven eases in the
watch huw , e on Thursday night. They were Lrought
before Mayor Weaver on yesterday morning, when
west of thew fines nod were diecharged. One was
fined twenty-five dol!ars.
Rote.—A fight occurred un Washington street
nn Thursday night, in which hall a dozen men and
women were concerned. They were committed to
jail fur three days by Alderman Rogers.
Thr“tre.—A good bill is offered at the Theatre this
evening, consisting of the dramas of "The Rag
Picker of Paris" and " The Oman Child."
The case of Floyd vs. Nl'Laughlin is still on trial
in the District Court.
/?fore Mayor etuekrath there was no business of
is portanco yesterday.
The Vainatile Law and if iecellaneoue Booka to be
sold this evenibg at 'oven o'clock, on the second
f Davis' No„ Arm Minding, Fifth street,
ross brrringed fir 0•:1- professional
al d o:ber readers sl, übi 'end, i < finis xiatnsive
collection from private libraries embraces wally val
vable works.
Young Men'• Christian Association of
Allegheny.
The first anniversary of the Young Mon's Chris
tian Association of Allegheny city was held last
evening, in Dr. Prossly's Church. That large build
ing was crowded with people, and the exercises were
of the most interesting character. The exorcises
wore opened by singing by audience and a prayer by
Rev. Dr. Pressly.
The President k ;qr. Kirk) read a report, giving a
history of the Society for a year. It cot menced
%ith sixteen members, and now has 215. It has a
library of 801130 hundreds of volumes.
The Treasurer reported $55 surplus:fur ds now in
the Treasury.
This business having boon disposed of, ltev. Dr.
Douglas made a most interesting and impressive
speech, which want of space alone prevents our giv
ing a report of. After him, Rev. Mr. Emit+ley, of the
M.:E. Church, South Common, spoke wills great tit.
fort and entire acceptance.
The Society returned votes of thanks to rever• , ,,i
gentlemen pr,.sont, and with s benedieti , 0 fr,ro l)-
Rodgers, the aud t rence dispersed. - - If
Boy'. Sark C.`ontri.—Gent. Fr wk uti,l
Sack Over -coats, Raglans ,t.c., and a full Stock al
Winter Moves, Oauntlets,Muffler , , Sciirfs and
for Man and Boy's, still no hund at earnaghan'B Fed
eral Street, Allegheny. Ca , h Buyers will find the
prices an inducement.
Low's BROWN WINDSOR SOAP,
COLGAT&S PALS! SOAP,
(11.ENN'S WHITE: WINDSOR Soar,
And a variety of Soaps, both plain and fancy, for
CHARLES 11. SUPER'S DRUG STORE.
Corner of Penn arr.l St. Cleir ~treeLe
THE SUCCESS WHICH ATTEND , 1k
J. IIosTETTER'a CELEISIMED S rONIA.II BITTE.KA t 1
once its virtues in al C 11.9014 of debility and disease ‘.l th e
tomach. Certiflcatot almoft without number have been
pllbilSllod, attesting' its almost miracuhall p wor en rem,.
lug those painful and fearful diseases. And at this time it
seems Idle to do more than call attention to the great reme
dy of the age, in order to awAken public attention to its ex
cellence. It it the only preparstion of th. 4 kind that is reli
able in all cases, and it is therefore worthy of the consider
ation of the afflicted. The IifTTERi are plea,ant to the 1.;,,
agreeable in their etf•,cts, and altogether valuable a a tonic
or remedy for indigestion.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally. everyuliere.
SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
58 Water ar•d 58 Front ,trt,tri
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delivered regularly, by
JOHN PITTOOK,
Office, at Hunt & Miner's
Safely and Economy In Light.
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AND FLUID, when yo' ) ran get a cheap, a thl
Letter hz.ht. Pule Bert eau Oil, ina,le from the g.is of Can
nel Oi al. vroduces the ch, apt•st. nio,it brilliant. .temp. ploh,
ant. and mare portable light ever 01 . .1,1 to the puLli ,
tp I danger of explosion ; ith.re Lrilliant than ga , i, and ,;11,.,•
as cheap; lamps of tine moot pimple and easily mana . 4-
omstructiiin. Fur cult, by T. D. A: U 110a61 N
No. Ti) rtnithfield street
t"..S' • B. ,a; e of a counterfeit the market. re
'row Campheuo, with a liulr Goal oil to ,cent it 1te27.1,
ONE WEEK LONGER —We will sell
the f educed I,ric., to make r , ,sn for he,
:—Gents' Kip Iheits for ..... 00 worth $3 00.
Gents' Shoos f o 1 02 1 ... f. " I 70.
Gents' Heavy Shoes tor. 1 17!-.7, " 1 50.
B Kip Sleets f " I :',7!...f0
Boys' Heavy Sheers for ... 1 00 e 1 R.
Youths' Rip Sle , es '
1 Oil.
Youths' Horny Shoes 70 "
11i83 , •8' Shoes 75 " 871/k
-87% " 100
Gents', Ladies', and Ct ildren's Gum Over:Ames and San
dals eIIEAP, a , "The P„ .pies' Sire Store," No 17 Fifth
street, near Market. tfe27 DI FVENBAC"EII. & CO.
RYE FLOUR.-20 Barrels Rye Flour, just
received, and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
(lornPr and Find struts
11ILL FEED.-
1000 IDs Rye Middling,
moo
I SOU " wheat Snorts;
1500 " Rye Bran rind Shorts, jest reroiv-d and
JAMES A. FETZER,
Corner Marloq an 1 First oreela
far saleby
mil
..QWEET ORANGES.-200 boxes Sweet
L.) Messina Oranges, lust received and for sale by
REYMER & ANDEILSO',
No 30 Wood street,
tnrl Opposite Si. Charles hotel.
quRNITURE OIL CLOTH HS—Beautiful
L styles of figured and imitation of wool, for sale by
f 024 J. Sr. 11 PHILLIPS.
LINSEED OIL.-I`2 barrels to arrive. and
for sale by [fe27] r!ENRY H. C H.LTSS.
jGGS—t7 bbls., to arrive by R. R., and fi)r
,s 4.14. lA , r(4.7 1 IT leti qv t enti ri , i,
7fil
TT 01 , E COVERS—Of India Rubher and
I g Cloth, for sale by J. .6 II PICT' I IPS
ft DER----2 bbls. received and for sale Ly
1 t reli r... ~ v., , ./ nor: s.
WALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS!!
WALL PA P E RBI I I—W. P MARSHALL & 0 L
ire preparing for Immense sale of Wall Paper this spring.
tree and nee. et 87 Wend atrert. 6.1
17 4 1 GG15.-6 bbis, fresh Eggs, just rec'd and
.1 for nolo by JAMES A. FETZER,
OrrnP , 11 artc nnel F,rot
QO A PS
-0 1000 boxes Rosin Soap, ineib, 2lb and 3lb b
500 " No I Palm Soaps, in 11,, *) lb and 3lb laps;
500 " Chemical Olivo Soap, in lb lumps-,
200 " Olethe Oxide
250 " Gurmau
200 '• Castile " iu 3lb bars;
50 " Pare Palm in Ilb hare, on Ilitnd
an] for sale by B. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
JOB PRINTING.-
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF LADING,
And every description of Job Printing executed with
neatness and despatch by
WM. G JOHNSTON k
IoS Printers and Swim:tern 67 Wool st
MENS' WOOL HALF HOSE—Of a very
superior quality flee wool, and sold ins! at PAzti - -
ERN COST, at HORNE'S,
te26 77 Market street.
TKENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
—2 gross ou hand and for sale by
11. L. FAIINESToCK & ,
fe . 22 Corner Wood an Fourth streets
SPONGES —A large assortment of fine
Sponges constantly on hand at JOS FLEMING,
nar2 Corner Diamot d and Market et.
_JUJUBE PASTE —A large supply of freL.h
t" Jujube Paste received by LEMING,
mr2 Corner Diamond and Nlitrlet st.
HUSBAND'S MAGNESIA.—A fresh sup
ply of this most excel' at pur.,:ative received by
JOS FLEM NO,
mr2 Corner Diamond and Market
WIN DOW CU.RT AIN PA PR
ES—Glazed
and Unglczed, Green and new patterns of figured
cm tains at wholesale and retail, fee sale by
W. P. MAR,SHAIJ. h CO,
ft:22 87 U'vo,t street
FINE FLOU . II.-20 bbis. Fine Flour in
store, and for Hale by
McCANDLESS, MEANS A CO,
fe2o Cryner of Wood and Water streabr •
WOVEN Sill KT BOSOMS—A first-rate
article, all ready fur us , . A variety of sty lee re
, LI Ohl% E'r 4 . 77 Market street.
LARD —A prime article of No. 1 Lard, in
barrela and kegs, ju , t received and fur ~ELle by
McCANDLESS, MEANS & CO.,
1a23 Corner of IA nod and Water Arret
ArrSON'S Celebrated Syringes.—Thee
Syringes are pronounced to be superior to any
Syringe now in use Those wi.hing anything in this line
should call and examine these before purchasing elsewhere.
J uS. FLE - MING,
n/e2. Corner Diamond and Market et.
MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER.-
Another supply of this excellent hair rchtorative
received by FLENI i
mYL Cerise Diamond and Market st.
CILOSING OUT.—Women's Leggings,Wool
St,ckinga. Gloves, Mitts, Ceniforta, Undershirts and
Draw:Ts, and every other article i n th e li ne o f wo u b EN
GOODS for men, women and children, will be clo,ed out
von) cheap during the cold apell. JuS. HORN E.
fel9 77 Market wreet.
BURNING FLUID AND CA MPH ENE.-
A large supply of those articles constantly on hand.
Those wishing a Burning Fluid, buperi .r and cheaper than
Can be had elsegvhere In the city, can alwal, , procure it at
JOB. FLEMLNO'S,
te.23 Corner Diamond and Market eiteet.
PI7."PSUCIRC4I.2 130A3tD TRAIM: AinlD
MOVV. , 2II:AT' OCEAN; sTP:AnEns
ilorllHAii, New York Ilmnhurg March 1
Al,ica No, fork I icorpru , l March 3
City of Washen—New York I iverpool March 4
Etm - .1 r o City . New V k......11 , ,c0na &N . 0..... March 4
Illosek Tayl. r New York .... -As, lows!! March 5
Arsgo Now York Ilarre,ic March 6
Northern I fight New Y0rk...... Aspinwall.- ..... ...March 9
America Bo , tom lIc„.. Liverpool March 10
Glasgow 'yew V. 4 1. tilsgow March 13
An 00 5ax0n....... Portland .I.iverp,,ol March 13
Europo N e w York Liverpool ........ ....March 17
Kangaroo New York Liverpool March 18
North Star N e w Yo ; I , P.remen, Strt ..... ....March 21)
Clinnda ...... .... .. .13 , 46 11, tic LiVerP'. l March 24
Ttl A It It 1 V E.
Vi A V 1: TOR
Ilk rtrOW ...... .New York..
.Liv.rlo Ito-tom, litc
.1.1 ' , et 110.1 Now York
. _.
Lulu's IioNEN SOAP,
iNel
c
......
Mtn:mold Ils.nrburi.; New York
,ty tiew York.
S ui hioniloo.s,i, York.
ull r, h',TroYfri I y SNOWDE3, Superintendent of
the r , haiits' Exchange.
I'lTTfillU.'.oll, March 5. 1858.
ma:l4. - I iN ut Lhauged ; sales 456 1:14a.,
From firal hand, : 6o Idd,. extra family at $4,6244,75.
From alert.: 40 1:41,_ extra 17m ily at $4,87; 180 Rd's. super
fine, extra awl extra family at 04, $4,50 and $4,87; 156 bld,.
at for superfine $440 Jot extra and $5 for family.
lill_AlN ...Salt a 5011 bush Oat, from depot at 27%; 200
do. front 11 , 1.4 at 'l_Be.; 1043 bush. Rye fiom store a t
55c.; nll Wed:. d Hem d,-pot :at 50e.; 100 bush. Coln from
rl,put at sihC.: 110 I i/ , 11, (1”. f cLon htork• at Z , sc.
FEED...aks 3 t ‘,l Shorts, at iioe. 1- 1 , lOU th.,
:i
to jr!al at 50c ihs, first hands.
II A V.. ',;i1.•1 rwal., of I I,mds at $904514
1,11, af-1 24 loal, i1..t0 n.y -cal, at .i.Wglsl4.
V ERSE t3).,.Salt . Lai bush. at $5,25, from store.
SA 1N... • , ttlk , ,, 2tiO ny 1 at $1,62 IA 1)1,!.;
rxtra
EMI
rurt.! 11,.1 , 1 , " :It 1.21::,
Ufyi FME i ~CIAL.
- &61-1.C.1Z A DiTS' A NG 114.
Pru:d•n:.
.
ice P:wid,r.:4
I=l
."‘‘ I E.‘;
- I 10 f , ICKKV, V. p.,
DAVID M'OANDLESS,
.1A M Eti U ARDIN ER.
W W
.1‘111 , 4 MLF.\!I \li
,All
PITTS 13 Until/ RIAILKE7
A \ Il; ;I . l' , ;Old TI;VVY at ;1.0
I El) Fltll 11.11. Ap1111.14 Ilt $1,25 - F; bunli
01..A.5S ES s :;I) ,•41 N. O. et 312.0P.33c. gallio,
5 I 1,1, N
Cll 11?..Sab w ti hhdv. Ir.lnu• N. Cl fit 13 lb.
('ll x• W. R. at o%c. - 0 lb.
2000 lb. :-111,111•1. rs ut 71.4 n• ; f i ierciss Huy)
cormtr} ...I
ltl TTE —Sal , - 5 bid+.l t icily 1 , 1 144,15 e. 1! lb
IH.; :;4 I,LI ••.t - !lc daz',
I.' ANS...SaI,n I sa;all r•Ilito at ;0 j bush.
"IA II IS ti at 20(y)'21t... ;
1,1,4 Ry.•
5.,1. .1 hi at 1 . 2 , It)
New York Market
NEW V OILK. declined; sa!ett Ihnit
I ot, a, eloaTig Ile try declined 1 . :;e Uldand 'Middling 11c
Flour Fri: 13 rain 414 8 a.od ; :sta , e hat adv,need bc.; salt,
at $4 3 , 14'44,3. 1 4 t. heat brut: 35110 bi:sit. gold; red sl. : lree,
wl t to $1,3 to 1 Co:n 1111 , : 1 (ha]; 17..101) bush. sold
t t i:7647,- : tor 1•110 W \shit.' nominal at 1174G4e. Mts.,
Perk 1 1 w. atle, at $1.4,1113.1 1 4,:i. Sugar buoyant ;ur
f/r7 l ,e.; )111Set.V.11i0 7c. 05 flee quiet. Turp t . o .
toe -pit -teally at 47e Chicago .13iiring Wheat quotes at
$l. Beet i, quiet Bacon steady Tallow dull. The tui—
tion bait. of Tea today dragged heavily, and over hail Om
eat Pity'. wren withdrawn. M.:tassel firmer at 30(alfioe.
Pr. i,..;itts 110 Cuttun Lm.rpool,',;(l ; to St. Petersburg,
Cincinnati M str het
)13' ch tits, art ire. with lons tittinand, but
t p+ic sate steady. Whisky is dull at with so ;
htult le istf Cloverseed dull at $1.2.5(rn4,00;
receipts laege. ats dull at 3.1 e. Ibirley unchanged. Corti
Ta ut :'.1(2.350. fly nut. Prey isialln itrtuer; 2000 bids
mess Park $l2. hulk Pork is held4a and 7%, with
ple , ,ty or buyers at ft% and 7 1 1:c., turf there are us sellers.
lard ii firmer at 01,' 2 . Baron is in fair demand at 6 1 /6 and
6 1 ,4. with 8111 , 8 of 250 Olds. The demand I for apa
bulk - Durk is (luta the ettst, r hit tly to till coutt acts inatur ing
during the COlait,g ten mays.
ricw York Stook Market
Your. %larch 5.—N0,t1-:----St,c.ke lower, and dull: Chi
and ItoLk. Central boudn 9: , %; I.n
Croao al.a L , outhcrn 31%; New
York C--utr:t
L'orn in; N. Y Cunt*T•l4l - 92; *Mail:Alt CL3l..tral 74;
toil Co. '.;17 4 X; urt 6'a 81! Stuck, are
r ,111C1, the 11.,.‘rd...
FURIsTISHEL'HOTEL FOR SALE.
TlikrelEt - Ail E. EV.) 13025b.156,.
AT LATROBE STATIoN, - on the Penn
i
„i 91.3 fcm front, 14 feet de, p,
c••iitai,, -1 , 1 tire- u,wly and complet.d . , fumisie
„I, mini:Mate eticup,itm i. There is a frame
for thirty hor,i , s, cuucuuieut ii;t-Imildinti and eve
rc of gruand attached to the premises. Price, including
hirnitilri - , 0'2.000. halt may remain on Bond and
Along . ..mi. Li not -mid helm, let of Apri will be rented
at iittsi.f pi r um. Addrcss U. W. BARNES,
mr~.l and Latrobe, l'a.
EEIVIOVAL
Cletelaud & Pittsburgh Railroad,
TEMI3II
Pittsburgh, Columbus & Cincinnati
Et A I KL. it 0 A D ,
N AND AFTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
t) the Freight I n Ine n Oi these 'midis, in the
1,1 I u-Ansactud at It,
EO, AND o litlijUl us DEpor,
ON PENN AN.uiE A E,
ADJoJIN'IN4i iifE i'iNNIiTLVANIA CANAL
TM it tot; Lion of !der, mints. Manulicturorsotud Shipper,:
it invited to ihe sniptrior factli Lieu ullord.-d Roads,
FEltr, AND LOW RATES,
Ammo for the lir:aura transportation 01 Fro:ghbi, by
CU~il 1.11)Un :AIL C9NNECTIONS,
Vrom l'ittatiurli to Cii.voland, 'Poledo, Dvtroit, Chicago, Co
-I"ntlin Dayton. Itivimtpolvt,Clurinhati, Louisville and ;.t.
L. , 111 , ; and all Lim Vicstoro, North-wvstorn, and Louth-wo.t.
m Stnt.a
Fr”ight ie ,cut to oh et the illove phut, in the saw,
'ar, iii wl,:ch it it I,ind-,1 at this
==!
For !lather inforui.tiroo,lily t o
rt is J.) tIN P. GL I A , .B, Ageht.
BITCII,EYE 110 FEL, FOR RENT.—That
I;lrge nod tiou.etiletit hotel situate at the corner
Yliater and berry streets, for on.-, two, or three years p.
ply to s . cuTHHERT k
Market street.
Li t OR RENT. —A pleasant residence in
iiy City v tuato an Pastor" Lone, cArtalus eight
iionts, iii the yard, crape vines. shade, trees,
tmumdiuce p isaesiitirt e .T 1 Lo tend Rout $151) a year. AI,-
le'ey tee S. CI. f
itic2 61 rkot street.
AI3OOD DWELLING I.IOUE, with large
ioi of ground, in South I i t4t nigh, not tar tram the
,iaiongahnla Bridge. For rent at i,155 per i ear
S CUTUBERT & SW4,
2 51 Market street.
A L1:0110i,.--100 bbls. 76 and 96 per cent.
for sale by B. A. FAIL': tOt6TO'CIS at CU.,
js2U Corn sr ••1 First and Wood strveta.
WILL buy a new frame Dwelling
g I.l.cuse of four rooms and Kitchen Paling
In front., Bait,. 0) run, tc. The 1•• t tits a front of 20 feat on
00,)ntsrey strs•-t, Ailegheliy, ry 110 leo t deep to an alley.
of payment very eaa . y. The h- oils nsw and in g.
crier. ,to• 0 , 3 ts. CUT ttI.II):RT
.j , •14 51 Clarke. street.
1.:1) tl FL. AND BLUE.-500 boxes
•. 11•1.11 - telt roi.rs, 11l It),
N. 01? tlnu. ~ ,.1 Iv( t.atio
DACE( BUTT ER.-600 lbs. solid paok
ed and fur I,y
ll=
REMOV AL. -
JAMES A. FETZEK .
Forwarding - and Commission Merchant
dALF. OP
FLorR, GRAIN, Al)' ALL Gl , ' PRODUCE,
retn.,vol from S 9 Water street, to tbt.
Corner of Rletrti,et and ;viral. ntreets,
fPIO 31 7 1- nIE El Cal TJ.
1)IA it U BBE I{ BE LT 1 NU.—A largo
,Cock. nll 2 3 and I); y Olt, India Rut,
,'pot, 2t3 it nd . 2S St. Cl.kir
jn3u 3 a li. PIII 'LIPS.
iniUNCENT RATED LYE.-50 eases just re
ceivA nod ft,r mi by . . _
R. L. I , A11N1.1.-.T. ;LH
Corio.r of Fourth and Wo,.d street.
WOOD'S 11 Alit It S RAT' VE.
gross .itt Laud and for nale by
IS. L. WA FIN EST) iCK &
C. , r0..r of Fourth and IA ood stroots.
WHITE, \VA cases just ree'd anti for
tale by It !. FA (IN ESTOCK & CO.,
t f weir and Wood strouti
BARRY'S 1 4 it:ROUS
h ud uod
kiN ESToCK & CO,
: F ..“1.11 and Wood btreete.
DRECIP CARB. IIIUN.-150 lbs. on band
and for sale by 11 !.. ;;AIINESTOCI{ & Co.,
f,22 Coro , r of Fourth and Wood street,
Y 5 'S KATIIAIRuN.-3 gross on hawl
ju nue: fo , sale by A. I, PAIINESTOCK et CO.,
Corner of Fourth and Wood streets
LIAR CORN —1 i 0 sacks Ear Corn, justro
aud fur de by JA:i. A FETZER,
423 fia Water street
QUP b KB. CARB. SODA.-200 kegs New
Cardl,N, for gale by
i D EFINED SUGAR.-
1 1 ItJ 15 bble. Lovering's "A" refined sugar;
lo do do '11" do do---- ——'
10 do do Crushed do - VARNISHES—A complete assortment just
10 du do Ctrirse Pulv'd do duet re- : V - received and for sale by
ceivad and for sale by MILLER & ItICKETSON, B. L FALINESTOCK A CU.,
i le2o Nos. 21 and 723 Liberty etreet. fa= Owner of Wood and Fourth [streets.
DICK \', 24
r February
DIT4.
Feb.l.
‘t . 13
it el,
Ft 1, 21
Feb.-4
n I th
.Zt‘er )1
March 1
)lurch 10
March 10
ll=
--3 gross on
RIVER NEWS.
HARDY & M'GREW, Steamboat and Gen
eva Agonta, Corner of Firet and Ferry etreets.
Riven, WEATHER, Ero.—vve no change to report in
the general aspect of river in the river still continues
to fall, and the Weather is v, rI I The ice has almost
stopped running In both
The Ohio hue henn sold I,t itriokell to Copt Horton
for $6,760.
The Resolute, Capt. A. II ileglier, 14 II , Ittilt111„ Mt Cieduueti
fur A rkluieas river.
The oflicera of ,he mail boat rrpor: ILo Miittllft and Ken
picky river as rising rapidly, but no ice rtioniag.
'rho Jacob Tratier Lurid her dteatsi Opt , .1,/,•••101• N,W i‘r
leann on the lOt6 ult., doing but litho damage,
The !theacuer Decatur huts boon ral,,tl by they Sub-nott
8, amt will at ouca procrvd tII Plolll,lli, t. be
Pinck Varhle , Falls Pilot, telegraphs to the Clllllll nwi
Curette that the David Hamm is on the Falls In !I perm,.
condition. Her chimneys have toppled over on nee Nide, and
It is thought she would sink. Der rudder port is st 11/
amt she was leaking badly. A bulkhead bus twell tonsil ac
ted, and a light. r is alongqido taking oil f, eight, t. at she
may he rim on the docks for repairs. The river Wan rising,
with six feet in the puss.
The Men thin Appeal says that the river at the ph~r in
falling, hut that the weather is delightful.
A Keokuk paper of the 28th says that the river an q ,its
-
free from ice and the ferry bunt was running. but th. in• .•z
tended out for an eighth of a mile WI the other silo, 0, the
renting teams from crossing.
The t. Mary has hven eold to the Pacific Paclo.t Lino
Company for $30,000.
Navigation is suspended at St. 1,13i9 on arcount of gorges
above and below. The river rose fight,en 'r twenty inches
on the 2d inst. No news from the Missouri or Illinois river.
Several boats were expecting to start for the Misson:i io trio
third.
A report was current at St. Louis that the steamer Planet
had sunk at Wolf Island. Such in out, however, the con,
as she had arrived safe and sound an low down as New Mad
rid, at hat accou n ts.
A gentleman from Quincy arrived at King'n lintel, St.
Louis, and stated that the Sam Kirkman had anrived at
Quincy safe, and that the Chatanoogn, Capt. Throop, had
started down, bat was intercepted by the ice at Tully. TM,
gorge was '2OO yards in extent.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
b PEET 9 INCERES WATIII IN THE CILANNSI.
STEAMBOATS
NASHVILLE.
For Nashville.
filM2lThe flue steamer QUAKEit CITY, Captain
MCDANIELs—CIerk, SAMUEL COOLEY— WiII have
for the above, and all intermediate ports, on
TUESDAY EVENING.
For freight or passage, apply on board. lel
For Nashville
The splendid now light draught steamer 1 , ,
LAN D,Capt. it. IiRACZY, will leave for the shorn
eo And iutermedi to ports on S ATOM) AV, tip .
28th inst., at 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage apply on board.
For NeastiviLle.
The due passenger steamer CLIFTON, will
leave fur the above and' all intermediate
uu WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. NI.
Fur freight or passage apply on board, or to
dein FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agent,
'MEMPHIS.
For Memphis and New Orleans.
Tho flue passenger steamer ALMA, ('apt
ROBINSON, Will leave for the abova aid all iii
terruethate ports, on SATURDAY, at 4 P NI
For freight or passage apply ou board, or to
jal,l FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents
ZANESVILLE.
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The steamer EMMA GRA Capt.
....t'll.OE AYRES, will lace lor the above cud na
intermediate ports Lai every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or passage apply on hoard
ST. LOUIS.
icor St. Louis.
•The light draught, Mat running ptaseuger
packet lOWA, Nlooaa, Shater, will leave
the above and all intermediate porta, on SAT.
UItDAY, the tith inst., at 4 o'clock P. NI.
For freight or paaaage, having anperior accomodation..,
apply on board, or to LIAR tic
fel Corner First and Fem stmt.
DAGUERREAN GA.LLEitIr:c)
A. MBRO T Y PE S-
A BEAUTIFUL AND DUILABLE
WARRANTED, CAN 8E DAD AS LUW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLAB9 ESTABLISLIMENT
1N TUE COUNTRY . , AT
fa 2 IV LL'S, urth soot.
U-ItE TAT RA C iu
AT NO. 60 31 ST„
Where can be seen the largeBt collactton of
11113110TIL
SPECIIIENS, EXIMiII ED IN Tilth
Vsr• Persons wishing Pictured of theuitelve,,r
are invited to call and examine before setting elsewhere,
WE WARRANT PICTURES
I.3nyorior to any that can be obtained west of the niountaib,
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
elhotographers and Am brotypists,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 76 Fourth street, bud
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
B. W. cor. of Market street and Diamond, Pittsburgh
PRIOII9 TO SUIT ALL myl9:tl-4
WYKES' GALLERY OF ART,
O. 60 MARKET STREET.-PICTURE
iN taken at this Gallery by a new aud improved pruceea,
cving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dread and complex.
1..0. They are acknowledgtd by all who have examine
;nem to be tar superior to any pictures ever exhibited In tbi,
.:zty. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and
!us large collections of specimens. ills Gallery being on the
,econd floor, is easy of access.
N. B.—Pictures of Children taken in two B , ,contis, at N..
HO Market street.
uay27:tf is E. A. IVI ES, Artiet.
NELSON'S AIIBiIIOTYPEs.
PRICES REDUCED
A LLERY COILNFdt OF THIRD AND MARKET STRF.ET
Entrance on Third Street
Oitizens and Strangers desiring AM LIROTYPES, exec
u the highest degree of artistic beauty and perfection, can
be accommodated at short notice by calling at
NELSON'S WELL KNOWN GALLERY,
T LI I it D STREET.
'ricea One Dollar and upward.
N.OG'ERIS ,
DAGUERREAN AND AMBRO'riPE
SKY AND SIDE-LIGHT
GLLERY, A
STREET, N EARLY OPPOSITE THE PO6T-oF ke iJ
i'ICTUREs taken in all the variuua styles, In ar.
Aber, and warranted to please, at reaaonnbie rates.
sick ur d.rmaar.l persons Lilian at their rosidenne.
ap2thlydziw-18
ACCTION SALES..
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH Si'.,
At the new Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64, Fit:lt
•tt eet., every week day, are held public sales of goods in in
...nay, suited for the trade and consumers, from a larm•
k which is constantly replenished with fresh consigL
, las, that must be closed forthwith.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
• ty(Mods and fancy articles, comprising nearly everything
t.eeded in the line fur personal and family use; table cot
••
•ty ;; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; ladies Kart',
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
~..usehold and kitchen furniture, new and second-hand;
t • and bedding; carpets; elegant iron stone China wart
.love;; cooking utensils; groceries, &c.
AT 7 0 7 CLOOK, P. M.,
Failcy articled; watches; clucks; jewelry; musical inst.,
nomts; guns; clothing; dry gouda; boots and shoes. ho. , k
tailociery, Rc. is , 'S I P. M. DAVIS, Aunt.,
l 4 D3II.NISTRATOR'S SALE OF LA W
BuoKs.—o. SATURLAY EVENING, March 6th,
at 7 o'clock, will he euld, at the Commercial Sales Ito me,
:No. 54 Filth street, ii valuable collection et Law li,adoa.
A tong which are, Laws of Pennsylvania, Irom DAC) to 1555,
lo vold-; Chitty's Pleading, 2 vole; CulnaleLltai led, 4
Blackatoue'a Commentaries, 2 voL., Coke's Reports, 7
co ; Starkie ou Eviuence, 3 ..uld.; McKinley & Ledcure
Law I ibrary, 4 vols.; Maxim's A tridgmeut, 7 vole; Trouliat
X Haley's Practice, 2 vols.; McKihney a Justice and Legal
Guide, 2 vole. Avid, a few choice Illisce,laneona Books, all
of wuich will he open for exa nitiation on Saturday morn.
Ing. imr3 J P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
_
i_Jl AGIC LANTERN, ST OE CURTAINS,
itg_ ETC., AT AUCTION —Olt SATURDAY ASTER
NOOS, March rich, at 2 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales
Itoutn., No. 54 Fifth street, by order of E. Decider, fur ac
count of whom it may concern, to pay charges.
Two Trunks cnntainiug two large Magic Lanterud with
cli/esolviug views, conic slides, ttc. Also, Stage Curtains,
Ticket Boxed, Show Trimmiu,a, etc.
n-rui3
LAWRENCE COUNTY BONDS AT AUC
TION.—On TUESDAY EVENING, March 9th, ut is
k, at the Commercial Salts Houma, No. 1,4 Firth strLer,
be sold without reserve, fur account of whom it may
concern, four Coupon Bonds County of Lawrence, S.SLO each,
interest at the rate ofd per cent., payable in Philadelphia.
no 3 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Excelsior Restaurant,
r.
No. 111 WOOD Street, ‘ )
PITTSBUEGII, Pe.,
WHOLESALE AND L' ETAIL DEALER IN LAKE AND
EASTERN FISa
The undersigned has Just received fr, m Ihe Eamtern mar
ket, e-lected with great care,
SMELT, LIALIbUT, HADDOCK,
FRESH CUD FISH, EAS CERN SUN FISH,
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF LAKE FISH,
New York Prince's Bay, Egg isiand,
Egg Marbor, Shell Oysters.
The fluent eve , brought to this city. Every delicacy of the
season served up at the EXCELSIOR RESTAURANT.
S. STEINR.UOtt,
awl:4am
....50c. Private Box, largo $8 ue
.. .26c. Private Box, Hadl__ 5o;
Tlor , i 1,15 c. Colored Box 25c.
Sin. 6. $ -.o' in Private Box, $l. I Colored Gallery ...... .-15 c.
ALTERATION Cm' TIME.
Doors 411,13 at 7 'clock. Perforatanc to commence at 74
Box Aire, for sale of Tickets, open from 10 to 3 o'clock.
SATURDAY E VFW] .1(4, Mach 6th,1858, will be acted the
went Drama. in 4 acts, outitlett
THE RAO PICKER OF PARIS.
FeilierJean..Mr J O. Hanley. I Illarie.....Mra Van Deering
ad, a ith thn nau.ical COMMA, in 2 acts, entitled
OCKAN CHILD.
l!ltrrt v. Mary Helm..Mrs.Van Deering
Or
Ch, rtianagiiiit out take. great pleasure in announcing
t I it. ail , ngag,•ment has been made, for a few nights, with
tteantifnl and wonderfully talented
NI I t•IS LUCILLE AND HELEN WESTON,
Whose erigagt merit in II satin fur the past season, attracted
the litruest ',dither ef er , wiled houses ever drawn by any
artivt to that viis A new play written expressly for them,
entitled Tot: TIEf. BE I , lSi NI EN, was played by there in
that city, for seventeen cons,•111VO weeks, to overflowing
houses. Itt,l. w In active preparation, and will be speedi-
I ) pro.f ceed rehearsal, the REMALE 40 THIEVES.
11 ANTE!' ato Oft/ on young ladies for the Ballet in
plays Apply at the -rage Door, for the Stage
Mmtgor, between Ltie hours o (10 e M. and 1 P M.
The Beautiful Collection of Pa , ntings,
fNCLIJ DI N TUE EASTERN SLAVE
NIAILK ET, CI , KOPATRA, DEATH OF LEANDED,
awl Olt , IuZIIUUS
tliKOAtil-1 AN MODEL UN BEAUTY,
AID , 'II F 1 E./hit/10UL at the ruNT! NE IiOUSE, Nu
l'hird a tree t. Call and eeo thorn.
I', 17 UE.u. SCIEN Propriutor.
JOHIN W. IVI'CAR'rHY,
BILL POSTEIt:
WILL ArI'END 'I U THE POSTINU
and DISTIMIUTW 4 01 all kiwis of
liaL6 FOR CONCLItTh , ..r.01.111.E8, EYIIIBII7ONE, h..
All c,rotnuoicationa .ether by mail, telegraph, ur
wiso---directod o the Ut/C. , Ot the .Uurning Yost, will recti.e
proml.l zir.tan boo a I
COMS. l UMPti,ETS, J. nuirkleN, JOHN WtiwiT
Humphreys, Hoffman it Wright,
U FACTOitS,
PROD 11C IE AND GENERAL
NICKIELE, Ma,U r
N IV 00 D STREET, PITTSBURGH. Ij,
it LES VI o LE tt . l:,, ILDERII/11,
E. S. WYKES, Artha.
P u. nevls, Auctiouvor
M.i;SE IVI E Si
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
KIMBERLY LESSZB &ND XIANACIKRKS9
U I i.l N LEY STAGE MAlllolilt
FRlelb OT ADMISSION
SIXTH NIGHT U? M 1 J. G. HANLEY
;SU~~`SIN L c UAlWl~i
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wll Alt VE:I AND 155 NORTH WATER sr.,
A hove V i ut. Strrt,t,
It 11; TO
Conrail, Thcinpoun & Cu,
'Photuplon, Clark 6 Young,
&ter, Price & Co.,
Calob Cope At Cu ,
Ilarcroft Boavor & Cu ,
Can by, Noville i Ilugh,•a,
lionin, Cashier F. and M. Bank,
u. Mitchell, Cauhior Morch'd Bank
VAIN 1.. llalluwell &Cu.,
N1C(;11.1.64,1 & Culling,
J ha & Cu.,
Co ,
Pickott, Mathews .1:
W. It. Laugloy & 4“ut,,
1.:,wr,. uot• at Ma (hit,,
A. b uII wck &
W. !LAIL., & Cu ,
&
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES ,
Front two LO 6ix inoh calibre.
VitICES truth 12 to 30 Cents por Foot
Lnu—lcutillESTEß
1'; s. I ARCH
r sale •• at 91 a.nufacturere
Prices by
E.t; EU. cttoLLipis,
b'OItWARDINU AND
156u10 MERCHAPdT.
ir:EbE, BUTTER, SIiIEDE, FISH,
AN L t'RULUCI
And Lx-Od►cio Justice of the Peace,
it) UN FRE CORNER OF WYLIE
A' D kll , lll srliEtcrs
o,l4'l . eetvti with thin ulbee will I.io att. oded to
mice, .clads doue with leg, I
.3—nil., I 1,•01.1S, 11 ortgagog, Bonds, cowers of At
.• wy, "inks 1,61.1.1.0
1:.11 Iwo•LL .ors berViCeS LIS CUIIJ
:u tut ,upQnlt,rii, to bu the lit:Vera CUIIIII4
u: L , , 1, h-rc. Illy office in one of the atom
i~ roil loon t I ine city, and cuuscquently his facilities in
ukg 11,1.0 alit kind ore very desirable. ifelikly.
W. W. WALLACE'S
A3l .31AR ai; LE WORKS.
_MARBLE MANTELS;,
A Large and Boautlful Stock always on Hand
And ALtdu to Order.
PROPERTY, CONTRAC
-0 N ERS OF
, J1:..0 A., b are invited to cull and exam
our stuck Cl MAII,BLi.,n, as we are persuaded that but
r•w persons in the community are aware of the low prices
,t wi i icn we are boiling TELS, A good, plain, Marble
M Intel cuatm but little, ri any, un.ra than a 'good Wood Mau
r, I, w mist it in many, neat, in a.] ornament to a room, and
a \lb nod Mantel) is not l able to Lake Lire.
.' , lo.it,Mr.,NTn, TABLETS AND BRAVE STONES al
luuld
WAs HST A N E)S D FUJIN nuitli TOPS, AND tl
- A li. 'r in .de EL. ~rder by machkuery. Marble tl I
s I lt•mts sold it./µ' , the Irads.
Dui stock IS Ltte largest an the Weat, la manufactured by
ie whiner) aim viii be said at the lowest prices.
W. W. WALLACE,
N. 319, iilll and 323 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh.
Plaster, cement and Grindstones.
t, A Elt PAR'S, fur Stucco Work, etc.
UENIE.s.r, Umterus, Fire Walla, etc.
• arh.:a aua evat quality, for Farmers and
Ac,, at 3,11 I.lln , rly eireet, Pittsburgh,
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. IVERTZ'S
s ECM Plaelnitem Blind Factory,
Aar :Y.IA luiET pirrsputtait.
6 1 1108 E WISHING' TO FURNISH THEIR
VS2ITIAN BLINDS , of the most
,od clulh,r:ttu fluidb, will find it to their interests to give
, ccll boor, purchasing elsewhere. My work is got tip
.he (not apprentices.) Every attention is
to to v. '1 (ILI 01 C ustomers. Prices low. AU work
, tut. TWA() Street. Pittsburgh- LinyB:lyis
DALZILL. JANES Z. I.IIII.A.DINU
pOßEit'f DALZhLL & CO., Wholesale
IL, tiro:ors, Commission awl Forwarding Merchants and
io-fers lu Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 251
PlLlA•orgh, Pa. n0r461.
B. C. St. J. I. SAWYER,
LARD OIL,
CANDLES,
PALM, TOMEI',
d 7 Wood si rite t, Pittsburgh, Pa
DAVID IL WILLIAMS,
ILate ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
liik OF GAS WORKS, for twin five
up,irtuds, and for Heating Buildings, public of
I,,iv ,, Le, by ;roam, lb.t Water or Furnaces.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
CLAYTON • & CO.,
NVIIOLESALE AND MTAIL
i4I4IIIJOR MERCHANTS,
our Wood Street,
I'l T TSBUR GH, PA.
,a).l on tnlud, Blacktiorry, Cherry, and Coin
Intinkinx., Uld . . , lonougaboLa and Itec.cifiod Whisky, of Lie
deldydel:
F. J. BusEIA, C. GUTENDORF
BIUSHA & GUTENDORF.
Y .0.. N OPACI UIIHP.I3 OY
STEAM 801 LERS,
And all kinds of Sheet Iron Work.
street, near Water, Pittsburgh, Pa.
, Lif-• ALL ORDErt3 ATTEND ED TO. [1e2.5:1y
WIN DOIV GLASS.-2500 boxes assorted
sizes 0. 11. P. Swearer's First City Pittsburgh, Glass.
lon° boxes assorted siz,s Boston or second quality Glass,
In .d...re and landing, and for sale by
.MILI.Ru dt RICEBTSON.
-• Trl and 7l? rat art" street,
Mto B , T Bdu it e E . L . ) . U s C to TlLE th S . T . O pe C ni K iig .— of ! ti n e o e
rder
'trail., we will continue to sell at the EXTREMELY LOW
G,o , e are now marked at.
Ira 4 uil•ccv
IF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHING
MADE Ti Oft.DEFt, CALL AT CLIESTEWS.
A to - 111:aut aa.,ortruvnt of
SEASONADLE PIECE GOODS
CHESTER'S GOTHIC) HALL,
Corner of Wood street awl Diamond alloy
Ft W.• Study to Phase. ja.3o
EN'FING.—I will ,attend t the renting
,get, payingof T,tzre, and collecting of `death.
pp).. -JAMES 0. RICHEY.
•••••..t
ITEM
E 11. LL. Three lots of grout
fer :laic, each 2U fe,q. trouttilruet,
by ISO
deep to au alley. Price $lOO wich—tercua eney.
S. CUTHI3.KIVP ct. SON, bl Markt ,
B 1 DEN.—
Two Building Lots •
utlir th- railroad , e.m.th 60 feet
Price, SGO each—fur 8:110 by S
PE ~VJ
et).
Ili.o Julia Turnbull
PHILADELPHIA
Phlladulphla.
Mad'Bun, Ind
Ohio.
Louisville, Ohio.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Pittsburgh, l'a.
W. WALLACE
AND ROSIN SOAPS
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
745,65+ •fTPot
MEDICAL.
0
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
Is REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
troubled with Liver Complaints, unless the most dm.
perate of c asts, when the second bottle will, with soiree •
single failure, restore the patient to health and vigor. We
wish to call the attention of all to these facts, that the
vigorator is compounded by a physician who has used it in
his practice for the past twenty years with a =Ca de ilbEielit
credulous, and that it is entirely vegetable, being Composed
wholly of gums.
Some idea of the strength of these gams may be formed
when it is known ono bottle of the Invigorator 0011111011 55
much strength ea ono hundred doses of Calomel without any
of its deleterious effects.
We know there is nothing now before the American pub.
lic, prepared with such skill by a eclentific man, particularly
tor diseases of the Liver, as Dr. Sanford's invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attahed a reputation second to no
ether article In the world, simply because it rest on its own
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
diaeases as are described in Dr. Sanford's 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. For
an overloaded stomach, or when food rises or soma take the
Invigorator after eating, and it will not prove d •
or oppressive. For Heartburn, Palpitation, or bM oult
Breathing, taken tea poonful once or twice daily. For Lose
of Appetite, Languor or Latiessness, the medicine is invalu
able. It will restore the appetite and make the food digest
well. Nightmare, take a teaspoonful on retiring, and the
demons of dream-land will all be fairies. After eating a
hearty dinner, take a dose of Invigorator and it will relieve
all oppression or fullness. les Invigorator le a Liver Reme
dy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on that organ, out
ing Dyspepsia, Janudke, Billions Attacks, Dysentcry, Piles,
Worms, and all Female Obstructions, for which it had nu
equal.
We know there is nothing now before the American pub•
lic prepared with such skill by a scientific man, particular.
ly for diseases of the Liver, as I r. B.nford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation second to no
other article in the war d, simply because it reaction its own
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 are described in Dr. Sanford's advertisement, we
know of no remedy that will so surely cure them ac ti:e
Invigorator.
There has lately been brought to our notice a medicine
that seems to possess wonderful, curative and healing pro
pertiee in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Or
gans. It came to us with so many testimonials in ate favor
that wee Dave noted its effects in Some of the worst Mall of
continual dibility, caused by deranged liver, and in every
Instance the effect was to relieve or give a permanent are,
Dr. Sanford's Invigorator, , or Liver Remedy is what we re
fer to. We always have been credulous about cures by pat
ent medicines, but we are convinced that this medidae, for
family ass, is nut overrated by the host of recommtudatiote
It has. Our advice is, for all troubled with Indigeation,l:o.
bility or Bowel Complaint, to got a bottle and try it; Our
weed fur it, relief will be experienced.
BLEdS111;i8 TO THE INVALIDS who use Dr. Sanford's lirifur•
ator, for it will indleve them '0 their pains ea soon as t is
t,ken lute their stomach. ?din and misery cannot exist
wherethe to vigorator hi used, fur it will as surely drive them
way , a., daylight will tallish darkness, of this there can b
uu doubt to th mo wile try I:, for to carries conviction With
every dose taken. Another ev - 1 , • , rsi is the thousands of
certificates trent those who 1/8O tier have been cured hy it,
'Fry one tx4tl.-, Si ft dues net Latlati,thon we are mistaken.
VEICSI DNS DOLLAL pa BOTTLI.
3ANFOILD A CO, Proprietors, Broadway, New Yort
Por sale by G. IL KEYSER, 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh!
jal:3inclew:2p
TNE GHEATEST
FA
"I licAL
„ fr ,
• b
4 DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
mit;odKinEN NE
ou,t
D on -Y r 'coof Retnoxbuturrye,wiLadas
a . remedy V
that cartA
Every kind of Humor,
FROM THE WORST SCROFULA DOWN TO" A COMMON
P lAIPLE
lle has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never
failed except in two cases, (both thunder humor.) He hue
new in his puenession over one hundred certificates of its
value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles aro warranted to cure a nursing sore month.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimpled'
on the face.
Two or three bottle,' will clear the system of Wm
Two bottled are v, arrau Led to cure the worst canker in the
month or stomach.
'LL
IC* to five bottles aro warranted to cure the worst laud
of Erysipelaa.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor inthe
oyes.
Two bottles are warranted to ante running of the ears and
blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are• warranted to cure corrupt and
runeing ulcers.
One bottle will cure dcaly eruption of tha skin.
Two or three bottled ore wo:ranted to cure the worst kind
of ringworm.
Tao or thrr., bottl,d Oil tOd to CUM the moat del
pert to COAL, of rhenmansili.
Tl:tou to four boLks. are 'Wire auw , d to cure salt-Rheum.
dive to eight bottles wilt cure the worst case of scrofula. •
A benefit is always experienced from the Bret bottle, and
1, perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is taken.
ROXBURY, MASS
Deco Manes;,—llt o reputation of the kledloal Discovery,
in curing all kind of humors, is so well estabilahed by the
unanimous voice of all who have ever used it, that I need
not say anything on the ~ ü bject, es the most skilful physi
cians and the most careful Druggists in the country are nn
.lilittlOLUA in Its praise.
In presenting the Nledlcul Discovery to your notice, I do
it with a full knowledge of the curative power. in relieving
and curing most of those dist:saes In which you are nn
fortunately Ito liable. That most excruciating disease to an
affectionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
L cured as if by a miracle; your own temper la motored le
its natural sweetnetui, and your babe from short and fretful
naps to calm and sweet elumbera ; and the Medical DIBOOTO
ry beoomee a fountain of blessing to your hnaband an
household.
In the more advanced stages of
CANKER
tt, , Jztends to the stomach, °Alining_
DYSPEPSIA,
which la nothing bet canker of thu atom h ; then to th.
Intennnua and
KIDNEYS,
creating a sinking, gone feeling, and an indifference even to
tht cares of your family.
Your stomach Ls
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distreass you, and you can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system does not got half the
nourishment It contains as tilt , scrimonous fluid of the canker
mite' it up; then your complexion loses its bloom and be
comes sallow or greenish, and your best day is gone. For
want of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby,
and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow a
train of diseases which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly
adapted to
CURE;
Palpitation of the boari„ pain in the side, weakness of the
spine and small of the back, pain of the hip joint when you
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and also, that moat excru
ciating of dieesses, the
_ _
PILES.
flow many 'thousands of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next
door neighbor does not know the canoe. I wish to impress
os your mind that good old proverb, "Au ounce of preven-
tion is better than a pound of cure." In tits
- -
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative and the cure, with thla great
and good quality, that it will never, under any circumstances,
do you any injury.
Na change of diet ever oeces. ary—eat the beat you can get
and enough of it.
Dtmurriorts Poa usz--Adults one table spoonful per day—
Children over ten yeses dessert spoonful—Children from live
to eight years, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appli
cable} to all constitutions, take sufficient to operate on the
bowels twice a day. Yours truly,
DONALD KENNEDY
Price $l,OO per lxittle,. For geJo t:y
Dr. itt.O. Li.
NI - , 14.0 Wood otr, t.
ep.p :dem
11.R...:11 1Nt11611211.4,111
( 11
• 75 YEARS OF' Alailil, whose sands of life
have nearly run out, discovered, while In the East Im•
dice, a certain cure fur Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Cuughs, Colds, and General Debility. The tweedy was
discovered by him when his only child, a daughter, was
given up to die. Ile had heard much of the wonderful
estorative and healing qualities of preparations made from
the East India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that
he might make a remedy for his child. lie studied hard
end succeeded in realizin g his wishes. His child was cured, ,
and is now alive and well. Ile has since administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parts of
the world, and he has never failed in making them com
pletely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much good as
possible, be will send to such of his afflicted fellow-beings as
request it, this I. ipe, with fall and explicit direction for
making it up, ana successfully using it. Re requires each
applicant to inclose him one shilling—three cents to be re-
turned as postage on the recipe, and the remainder to be
applied to the payment of this advertisement.
Address, DR. H. JAMES,
No 19 Granl street, Jersey City, N. J.
Csurtox—l have no suu•in-law authorized to send my
rue:pp, es has been advertised fte23:lm--is
----
B 0 Iv m. A N'S
V E , J ET l (ILE COMPOUND
Will cur e
Coughs Quinsy,
Phthintc,
Asthma,
Inflammation of the Lungs,
Influenza,
Croup,
hoarseness,
Blet-dhig of the Lungs,
Coneutoptiou
For sale by
And
felOrdit.,
GEO. U. KEYS,ER,
Pittsburgh,
J. P. iel...g.tllNG Allegbenv flity.
D SPEPSIA. CVO FITS.
DR. TRACY DELORME , the great curer
of CONSU)IPTION, was far several years 5o badly
stllictisl by Dopepsla that for a part of the,time he was
c..nfined to his bed. was eventually cured by a pre.
, criptioa finnialied by a young clairvoyant girl. This pre.
riven by a mere child while in a state of trance,
cure , ' everybody who has taken it, never having failed
'rice. It is equally es Our: in C.,144 aof iend as of tumults.
'Ai. Ingredients may be tonal lu any drug store. I 'a ill
and this valuable prescription to any person on the `receipt
of one stamp t..) pay postage. Address
'ritAOY
CE, ZAP C . DISER OP COPOSIMPTION,
New York Post Office
fe".3atn—la
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