SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTENSION OF STAY.
I)RS. C. M. PITCH 4• .1. W. SYKES,
Will I.llitint , their office at
No. 191 PCUII 'Arcot,
L , T. CLAIR HOTEL, cmsuulto
TILL APRIL p“•.
Where they may be consulted daily, (Sun
days excepted,) frr CONSU , o
0111T16 and ALL orut. , •N le AFFECTIONS oon
noctmi with. or prod 1141' p to PULMONARY DISEASE.
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Corner of cid FILL'Ai. streets
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dtluEL FAIINESToCIi, No. 74 WOOl
street, Pitt. brtrgli, ou haul a largo
STOCK OF LIARDWARE,
Which he will boll vvry 1 , ,w for C I o addition to hir
Locks, Hdlg . ... Kith , . Si.. Alb, and t
AlbOrt Ills Alt of • ;ario,u,(lr's lar4e sup
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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NO. 126 Tllllll3 5i . NEAR. CITY
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GOLD AND SILVER SP :CTACLES,
PLAN U PACT Ult PRICE:S•
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or woighing nuil beet artiMee over
brought to this city.
TIT.FAU , I9:IIF.TiIIiS Aab iiAIIOMETEIL:',.
verying in price from fi3 iu ,F.;iu
POCKET COMPASSES,
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Roy,' Whinny, ['cad/ ud Appie Bratilly; ;deo,
corns 01 ;i3II . IIIFELD and FllOl ,
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WIDILE,,ALI: AND REPAII,
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B. C. & .8. G SANYVIER,
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CANDLES
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AND ROSIN SOAPS
NO. 47 Wood street, Pit taburgh, Pa
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
VII, ENGINEER AND CoNTßAi_:foi,
'kJ F(ilt Tilt: EllPA:i'lo:\ (4. i„r
p. ,,„,,„„, rid fur tlv.ting Brottimg,, L,„1,1:, ,
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F. J. Bosun,
BUSill &, 4 5 ,;11 1 1'Eri. Er 0:z
Sri E 311 BOILERS,
And ail L. I adei of Sheet Ir , ro Work.
Prl,ll u.•rt, Ilt,1" Writ 1 , 1 - , r.t.t.Pburgil,
ALL I I,DEIti 1,71.1" ATTEND LI) T
flop drum , extra Nu 1 Cod Fish
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PIANO T A B RC; Al N.—A u elegant
10, 41.41 y. 111 .11th,
iu p-riect order iu every I,p-et, will sBdrd s very gre,t
teugsin. The ov.r!,-r H new n 01, Wc.a.
'it tae . ,, nu.l Th, sn',:riber will ettsrantee the
Plane to he wrf ct, an•l wihe Apply to
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GUCERIN E.-1 have ju-t received a large
' su pply of p..r, IS, :1 lot
(jiyCrqilll3 Cre, w in fur I hop.
p'eri hatitl9, lip's, etc J FLENII:'O,
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GREASE.—White Grease for Wagons, Om
aibusett, Carts, Dra , , s, Carri tges, •5.,, in I, , irrvis and
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160 barrels Supt:trtitt. , , Extra and Extra Family Flout .
20 " fresh ground Rye Flour. Just received,
sod tor sale by JAKE'S A. FETZEII.,
Wilier Mirka sad Pint, streets.
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PITTSBURGH, PA
C. fluTENDuitr
]:l'fl'~~' Gi: Gi:U ~~Y
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Serious A ffrety
On Saturday night about twelve o'clock, a couple
o f young men got into a difficulty at the Neptune En
gin,' house on Seventh street, in which one of them,
named Daniel Gallaher, about nineteen years old, re
ding in South Pittsburgh, was dangerously wound
ed. It appears that Gallaher and another man nam•
~,1 E.twari Mo irhead, were both intoxicated, and
c,at M,,orliead took Gallaher by the collar and pull
,,{ him around the hall; Gallaher believing him to be
in jest "tiered no resitance until Moorhead dealt him
qatte a fever° blow, when he siezed him by the col
lar and shook him ; ;Moorhead immediately drew a
knits rind struck him in the hreart. Gallaher was
able to walk to his residence in South Pittsburgh,
when Dr. Walters was immediately sent for. On ex
amination it was found that the point of the knife
had actually penetrated the heart; had the cut been
..no fourth ~f an inch dept it must have proven fa
tat ; indeed his escape was altntw. ntiraculoue. ThlJ
ky .und sat proper l y treated tie -urge .n,
and we heard ye,terdrt a', E o at i i,I r tr.vuvury
were 12 : kept quiet. M h arrested
'Fen or, 31,1 t',,m,111!1,
Flrcln ke.asa
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Mr. T H. : t.rwii-bip, near East
y, wa , . t•.feth.: with its entire cyatents,
entirely 1,1/SUIIIO , I. fl,tir. qriginatted in a smoke
flinc the but which was destroyed:
the fire then ' , Jamul - Heated 1 ,, the house, and the in
W ho, were asleep in the upper scary, did not
li, , cover the fire un , ii the lower part of the house w as
igt v 0:1u- Lime.i. Ic was S" , " tia considerable diffi
culty that the faintly, consisting of Mr. Finley, his
sister ond thrPe children were saved. The chil
dren and (etudes were dropped out of the window
with only their night dresses on, and were followed
by Mr. Finley himself. They did not even save their
clothing. Tne building was a now one, of hriok, re
cently- built, worth, with its contents, about three
thousand d r ,llars, on which there was no insurance.
The loss wiII fall heavily On Mr. Finley, who is an
industrious, nard_working nlan, and is thus deprived
in an hour all his e,rthly possessions.
Biatiii.-0,1 Sunday night, about nine o'clock, a
fracas took• place at the house of the notorious Mrs.
Leslie, on Pennsylvania avenue, in which a girl
named Mary Sinclair was badly beaten. She had
some difficulty with a wan visiting the house, where
upon he seized a chair and struck her with it, felling
her to the II or; ho then jumped with his feet upon
her head, leaving the imprint of his heels on her face.
He was ,elzied and taken away or ho would probaoly
have Li'led the girl. As it is, she is terribly bruised
and disfigured abut the heed. The valiant man was
arrested and taker.' b-fore Alderman Rogers, who
held hint to bail in the sum of $3OO to answer a
charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. An
information was subsequently made against the in
mates of the house, and they were committed to jail
for keeping a bawdy house. Some persons were ar•
ed who sore in the house at the time, who were
released on the payment of a fine.
Th,otrie k fast age, tedeetl, if we may judge
from the brilliant assemblage at the Tbeatrolmt cv,.
ring. The sister stars were Int.st enthu,iaßticatly re
eed ved. Mies Lucille looked charming and made her
changes with great rapidity and perfection. ,Sh.,
rendered the fop scene and that of the sailor bt y
very perfectly, infusing into each the spirit and duct
that was truly irresistible. In the musical scene
Alis:ms Lucille and Helen introduced several s o ngs ,
and in the Ethiopian breakdowns imitated the move
ments of some of our celebrated negro minstrels with
a humor truly irresistible. We must not forget to
notice the funnitnonts of Jerry Blossom, as pers too
ted by Mr. Hamilton, which kept the audience in n
roar of laughter from beginning to the end. The
piece is anncurced again for this evening, and we
would advise all who have not yet seen it to avail
t etnsel . es of the opportunity, as we heir that the
star sisters only remain this week.
.11,tyur'o Vice.—A striking morality seemed to
pervade our city on Sunday; whether it was from the
fact that the drinking houses are kept closed on that
day or from some other muse we cannot say, but on
Monday morning only one solitary individual was
found in the Watch house, slid he was committed to
On Sunday Morning there were about a dozen
common cases before his Honor; about half of them
were sent up to Jailor Phi!ips to take charge of them
for a short time.
Hours—ln another column will he
found the advertisment of A. L. Webbat; Bro., of Bal
timore. We can caeerfully recommend this house to
thoso having business fe Baltimore. In addition to
their commisson business they are agents for the sale
of Dupont's Powder and Safety Fuse. They receive
consignments of every kind of Western Produce, and
make advances cr. them. Look at the advertisement
and bear it in mind, when you have business which
requires personal attention in Baltimore.
A nniperx,,ry Lev ture.—On last Sunday evening
we had the plea s ure of listening to an address be
Rev. David R. Kerr, delivered in Dr. Pressly's
church, Allegheny. It was on the occasion of the
Anniversary et the Allegheny Ladies' Tract Society.
The subject was "Christian Zeal," from Galatia:
4—a and was very ably treated by the learned
gentlemen. The church was crowded to its winosr
capacity, and a collection was taken up at the close
for the benefit of the Tract Society, the proceeds ri
which mast have been considerable.
Pitteitargh and Cleveland Railrontl.—We yester
day called attention to the change of time in the
Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad. Fred Know
lan is the traveling agent for this road, and is now
in our city. Fred is a good, clever fellow, we;:
known as a railroad man of considerable experience.
We would want no better guarantee of the manage
went of this road tban the fact that such men are
employed as ite agontg.
Small Pox in the County Jail.—We have beard
of no new cases of this disease within the prison
walls since last week. We think the precautions
taken by the authorities of vaccinz3ating the prison
ers and removing the infected has checked th ,
disease in the beginning, and preven'od its further
spread. New oases, however, may occur, but we
hope we shall not be under the necessity of recording
any.
Bradfi,rd'B Lect re.—A. B. Bradford, of Neu
Castle, lectures i'his evening, before the Librar)
\ ssocintion, on " Philosophy of Reform." It is
theme he will not tail to wake interesting and in
structive, and de.ierves a full'house. Forney, of the
Philadelphia " Press," has announced his intention
to lecture here duffle time during the month.
Lb-figs.—We certainly do not wish any of our read
era the disagreeable necessity of purchasing and
using medicines, bu , we wish to call their attention
to the fact that C. 11. Super, corner of Penn and St.
Clair streets, keeps on hand a supply of drugs and
medicines of the best quality, for those who do need
them. He keeps everything usually found in a well
appointed orug store, besides a large selection of per
!emery, fancy goods, soaps, hair oils of every de
acription, and a supply cf cigars and tobacco of the
Guest flavor.
Bishop Simpum-1118 gentleman, who has fur
FOlllO time been absent, on a tour through Europe.
returned to this city on Sunlay night. His health
is improved, though he is st.ll far from being well.
His last sermon was preached in London, some two
months since. He will not be able to resume his
duties at present, as his health is not sufficiently
established to warrant such an exertion.
J/iv, Bridpoi.—This lady gave her first reading in
this city last evening to a small audience. We re
gret that she was not Lotter sustained, as she is a
g iod reader, and deserves a liberal support. She will
repeat the entertainment on Wednesday evening. en
which occasion she will read the Fall of Lucknow,
May Queen, Hiawatha, .4.c. when we hope she will
have a crowded house.
Mupie,ll Soiree.—Those of our readers who were
present at the entertainment of Professor J. T. Warn
eliuk some weeks since, will be gratified to bo learn
that he will in connection with his pupils, repeat the
concert on next Tuesday evening, at Lafayette Hail.
The proceed. are to be applied to Passavant'i Infirm
ary, and the Mercy hospital, and we heartly wish
him a lull house.
Another Firs.—On Sunday morning, a bed in the
house of Mr. rb4innii, on Second street, took fire ;
fortunately, before serious damage had ensued, the
bed was thrown into the street. The house was
saved, hut everything in the room in which the fire
•,ririnatvd was destroyed.
(W.A.,/ John IV. of Philadelphia, will be
in Pittsburgh during next week, and we hope we
shall then bane the pleasure of hearing the lecture
announced sonic time since, but postponed on an
c,,uot of his unavoidable absence.
odd F. hall.—Work has been resumed no
Odd Fellows' Hall, and we understand that the build
tug will be rapidly push6d forward to completion.
iiocernor Faster is also at work on his Theatre, which
will be finished about the last of April
.' , ,'t,ica-i4.L—Yeterilay quite a:change was
preeepdblo in the health of Munroe Stewart. The
decease has now passed its crisis and it is probable
he will soon recover his health.
Lsetur,4—The Her. Arthur B. Bradford lootures
this evering, on "Tha Philosophy of Reform," be
fcre the Young Men's Library Association and the
public generally, at Lafsyetie
.4 fist of County Bonds and Bank Stocks will be
sold this evening at the Commercial Sales Rooms,
No. 54 Fifth street, by Mr. Davis.
Aaairervrry.—The anniversary of the Penn Liter
ary Society will take place on Tuesday, the 16th in
stant.
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA
A wild and efficient purgative, pleasant tu: the
taste, and mild in its operation. Always on hand,
fre b, by
Corner of Penn and St. Clair streets,
Leaf o dock, h fir'
CHAS. H. SUPER,
Opposite St. Olair HoteL
43- THE SUCCESS WHICH ATTENDS the use of Dr.
J. HOSTETTER'S OILEERCTED Sroat.v n ii:TTSII.B eVinci,ti qt.
Once its virtues in at cases of deoility and di. , eusn of the
Stomach. Certificates almost without unmoor have be-ii
published, attesting its illulust wir tculuu p rill,
iug those painful and fearful diseases. And at this um , it
seems idle to do more than cull attention to the (;rent
dy of the age, iu order to awaken public att int inn tit
Celli-Iwo. It I 4 the only prt.li , r•tiou of the kind that
able in all cases, and it is th -n,G.r worthy of the consider
ation of the afflicted_ The lir rude . are pleasant to the taste r
agreeable in their effects. an I altogether valuable as a tunic
or remedy for indlgpetioo.
For sale by drugglem goto,rally, everyv,ll,l o
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FORNEY'S DAILY "PRESS"
delivered regularly, 10y
JOHN pirrucK,
Office, at Hunt & Miner's.
FURNISHED HOTEL FOR SALE
THE RAILROAD HOTEL,
AT LATROBE STATION, on the Penu
sylvanui Itaiirdad, forty miles eaiit f iiittahuryzn,
tut of !Tick. three storie9 high. 98 feet front, 54 fiad
40 One large rooms n-wly and cornplet,l fn.
erl, ready for immediate occapatioa. There is a ava
mtablv for thirty horgeg, convelliwut ni,(l
,icr o of grin,' atttached to the premioeo. Price, oicludt ll
foreiture, .512,000. One•lialf net) remain on Bond on,
Mortgage. If not sold before lot of Apri . rer.tta
ot $950 per anrinn. Addritso O. W. BARN ES,
tor2:ltod Latr.de , I a.
REMOV AL
Cleveland (Si, Pittsburgh Railroad,
AND THE
Pittsburgh, Columbus St Cincinnati
It A. LR 0 ,
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
1903, 1853, tho Fruight bu ut tho,e, nukkli, in the
CITY vie l'lrlSßUßtill,
Will be transacted et the
NEN AND COMMODV , US DEPoT
ON PENN STREET, ABOVE V; A Y E,
Tht lit tentiou of Merchants, Manufitrturer.i,and Shippers
it invited to the sive' ior afford. d by the, ti...nde,
'FOR SPEED, SAFETY, AND IA/Vi . RATES,
And for the prompt trami;mrwion of Prwght,, by
CONTINUOUS itAILW Al' CuN.ti ECTIONS,
From Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi:alga C. -
haubus, Dayton, ludieuapolis.t2tuoitioati, Louisville and
Louis; sad all the Western, North•westera, uul Louth-w.•: t
ru States.
Freight is sent to most of the abovs pl.ixes in tlie
cars lu which it leaded at this Depot.
TIIBUOGO 11.1.CEIPth GIVEN TO ALL I.IIPW.ItANT 1' i NTH
Fur lot .Iyer information. apply to
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
DEALER:, IN
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Clothiers
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
No. 83 Wood street.
THE subs.criberi rospeetrully inn unrr,
that tU Tz.!! nettle liy [twin are gulratitee!l t, !i! ,
.4,11 be forwarted to any part at the Utibitt, un ri re!, :01
[raw the parties sending the enter s 6,!kal mean r
ntent iu inches, actording to the formula givin
Rementher, the size must be carefully and accurate!
t area, 11.4 all necessary alluwanees are made by the cutlet • f
the eatabliahmeut.
around the wrist.
Third, Size around the cheat, immediately below the arm
pita.
It urth, Frum the middle of alwultler, length t-f arm to
rot joint.
Fifth, Height of person, from the shoulder to ti e -
.B';,d/t, Whether, with or without collars; if with collars.
the style.
This plan i 6 quite uniqu , . and w;I: be of great value to
4,,uth-nien at a distilice. silo dud it lnipmisible to ohm n a;
home Shirts to satisfy them in style and tit.
Also, on hand a full assortment of Shirts of our Insor
factut r. Any orders addressed to us by mail, will be prenip
ly attended to.
P. S. Please state by a hat cenveyance they are to lii•
"hipped. L. 1-11.11:81IFELD & BIIN,
rur4 No. 83 Wood street, Pittsburgh, l's.
j
R YE FLOUR.--20 Barrels Rye F lo u r,r j ust
received, and fur sah, by
3/1 L L
oO F O E th D
R . N — T Middling
1000 " Wh-at •'
1500 " Wheat score ;
1500 " Rye B:an and Shorts, just I et, v,d and
sale by JAMES A. FSTZER,
fn~l•
Corner Market an ' First streets.
QWE ET ORANGES.-200 boxes Sweet
1,3 Messina Oranges, I usi received and ler Hale by
REVNIER.
No 39 W‘nal street,
nirl Opposite Sr. Charles Ildtel.
LINSEED OIL.-12 barrels to arrive, and
for sale by [fell] ENRY If. 0 I LLINS.
VGGS--7 bble., to arrive by R. R., and for
11 4 *AI •by f ft. 271 UK! , RV TT t'N'd tria
O.IDER--2 bble. received and for sale by
spit F iuv u y Tj . c ot 7,4.4
WALL PAPERS I WALL PAPERS 1
WALL PAPERSIII—W. P. MARSHALL & CO.
are preparing for immenee eale of Wall Paper thie erring
onn, and Ice, at b 7 Wood otreet. tel
I'GGS.-6 bbie. fresh Eggs,
,just rec'd and
4 for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
felo Corner Market and Firui streets.
MENS' WOOL HALF HOSE—Of a very
superior quality fine wool, and sold Ma' at !'A_7
ERN COST, at HORNE'S,
1e26 77 Market stet .
CIOI N.-64 sacks ear Corn for sale by
vv del 9 J•g • ve"r7ER ~... LE,s— c,....•
MECHANIC CORSETS.—A fresh sto,:k of PIANOS TO RENT.—Two elegant Huse
iji. beet manufacture, and all the v.trions .nz ... 4 :
V., J,l 6 1 ,.; octave p, , . e, Hit I, r• let,: ti) privivMan,.
French Curette, received by express, and fur Hale at tilt , , it_ . .llN 11. MELLJb,
jus Fuji,_N E. 1 l,ltti mly. Apply le
lowest prices. . f 13 .=2 Wood Acrid.
mid 71 Marl.et stre, I
EXTRACTS FO it FLAVORINC,:r.__
A VIIITE SHETLAND WOOL.—Just re
p, tl. Zt . t.: 1,11101 - 13.
y ceived this morning, a full supply of White. Black
lu do Vanill,
and Fancy Color:, of Shetland Wool at uoh.N.E.'S,
I.t do It .s, , for Cal, by
mr2 71 Market etre. t.
1:1..1' 11 Elt k .V.'sliEit ,,, N, N... 39 Woo'
VIG LEAF TOBACCO.—A large supply . l'''' ''l '•PP.- it , St Charles 11....1.
1.: of Bown'a celebrated Fig Leaf Tobacc), ter , iv,' 1.11,4
day by JOS. FLEM ils 0, A I'M. t•:: ., . -L. - )o Barrels Apples, various
mr2 Hnrner Diamond and Nlark• t st kind., It, seas., , ti.! ;. , ,”I. by
i .1 Alt F..S , A. 1' E f 7,1•31,
APPLES jail +.O Water ,treet
30 barr le c Me Russett;
'l 1' t., I, b. ki Aii B. SOFIA - '.l 0 kegs New
50 - assuited Apples, received and for Ka le
by J AMES A. FETZE."., 1.... J Clietle;lor cab 1 , 0
fe.3 19 Water ist3 , ot. . ""?"
liijioSii.—hansdoanbdiflCoreaal3
sale
and ,
H. C w '
A l
Candles, n i- e 1> 11 . 1,11 N El) St: 0 A R. --
15 Mils. hovering's "A - refined Sugar
HOTEL. 15 PI de do ' IV' .1., do
15 th,
QHOES, SHOES; SHOES.—Ladies' Mi,ses , , 1 ,..' d "
CeiV .. ii nod fur rain by
li s i and Childrens' Halton), Shoos, Hums, etc., chesp, El . -
f• 2,)
th j yorph.sno., Store. No 1 - Vital et.r.et_ ilei, iviiirl4 el
RYE. -100 bus. Rye, for Sale by rCIF, Y 2 LIo'FEL Ft 41. RENT.---That
IrIS J. 4 Mk: , A. Vii - 7 Vlt 4.-,r,,, mel ",,,,eel, it'. 11 ,, . i ,/ 1/,‘El . at Li, curlier , f
V) a::er and It rli :II: rate. I. U L.I: . ti:,. :a Three VeatH. Ap•
SON,SON,N,
SOAP. -1 barrels country soap, fur sale bv CUT 11 i,Eil ra. l ' 'Y ''..,
51 Msrket sLreet.
v
at,. I) 9)): trY fr re t I :N ii,ra, P
GREEN APPLES.-15 libls. choice
_k p _ VCR RENT.- A plea,dni r—ideliee in Alle
pies received, and for sale by j . elemy City , i tiiiiii , vil hililltire i.iilli', CiAltd , l.l9 eight
21cCANDLESS, MEANS , - t ,_•,,., rooins. by :::tor. ,!, the 3 isr.l, ,tr , sp,. , ii riel. shade tries, GC.
ta2.3 Corner of Wocd and Water wr,srt..., - -, irn:nediate p,osessiou c:n be had IL a:! ,j 1..., a year. Ap
S. CU i tilts,),T & sON,
l d . ply to
rr 0 DAIRYIEN. 368 sacks Uroune r '' mr2 z. 4 M dirt street.
1, Scroeuings ill store and for sale by A( 000) DWELLING iiOLISb.;, with large
jab JAS. A. FETZER, 69 Water strt et. i„, ~f ~,,,,d, iii ridiii II l i i to urgb, not far from the
•
A COMFORTABLE two story dwelling Monongahela Bridgs. I. or : edt ..t. j'l5U per sear
8 cuTutvar & -.:y. , i,
house 4 Carroll street, Allegheny will Ito s • lit at it wy 0 -
51 Mar ket street.
_
.great bargain. Apply to 6. CU rueb:T & SUN,N - ---
fol 2 51 Markot et-<,•t. ii_LC,olloi,.-- ilßf bbls. 76 and 96 per cent.
for sale by
ej, 1,, A. FAITS .:, , l'. 'CR & Co.,
M
G U , BUFFALO, CALF AND CLOTH: c. riir . t First and W,,,,,.1 streets.
~ 2 0
OVERsHOF.S, offerosi iC.W. at " The Peeples' Shoe w frame Dwelling
Store." No. 17 Fifth street, near Market.
$7 5() Tu,',-,.!...., 1 ,!"): ',`.-I.rxi - lei and Hitcher- Paling
fel3 DIFFENBACHER & C.).
i front, Rake Oven, , Lc. '21, , i.,L h., ts trout of Tol feet on
rifll REE- D W ELL ING HOUSES Two ;I , messy street, All•-g. , : y, r VI 1 0 fe , tdetp to an alloy.
STOPS 11.0('MS FOR RENT.—Two )ml.ll houses in Term,. of payment los . , • ,_-• ': be 1: .use Is new and in g..od
Splane's court. Abo, a gocd dwelling with a large lot of ..Hier. Fur rule by 6. CUTHBERT A SON,
ground in South Pittsburgh, ji,s per mouth. jal4 51 Marks' street.
112 S. CUTLIBERT & SON. 51 Al,,rizet street __---. _-_, - - _ _
-- - RED, WillTE AND BLUE.-500 boxes
______.____
Toilet Variegated Semi, assorted colors, in fb , }i lb.
and y Itv. cakes, on hand and for sale by
9 0. k J H. 9 Au-vim
ATTRACTION:
1 r''sB.
The Immense stock of Silks, Shawls, and Fine Dr l e e, is 0 5 0 8 . d: ed Butter, received and for sale by
pACIK.ED BUTTER.-600 lbs. solit,
also a complete selection of Furnishing Goode, and a large - 1 - a27 JAS. A. FErZEB, 89 Wood street,
and varied line of Domestics, have again been reduced lu
price, at the store of A. A. MASON & CO., -Ir—
feB No. 25 Fifth street.
ATTR&CTION I 3
GLOVES, GLOVES.—To enable you to
feel crmf•rtable during this freezing spell, supply
pc 'self with a pair of good warm winter Gloves, which
can be had cheap, at
te24 77 kLarket stmt.
J , JIIN P. GLAS:.,..l,..eut
JAMES A. F}TZEI,
C.o.rnor Market and leirAt
C. & J. H. FI 'IV 19:1.1
dra.l..
OF TRADE
tt, '?!."
. 11.
Vi~,v Prrsi::rn,;F
I. Nt , T, irt
EMIZIE
Liu LlN!.k.`:,
NAIAI4 I.lctill..V, V. P.,
Ik . W
10.
110 Nl' • +..* , CE r it IC :4:RS
IMEINI
_ . I
..
I !v-r!! .?!!1!‘r..6 4
~„ 11, 111 ft k N I Maruh 4
v A!! h!!!...a1! March
Vork & • Nlarrl! tl
N !rthero ! Y,.rk -pi hw.,11 Nlar,.ll 9
!!!!!•rtCll c,„ il'Crpor Mitl. hlO
' 610.,!!a! M.trch 13
A 114.1. . P,rtlan , l .f.iv!!!p!!..l \latch 13
F!irl,o Vax \'!!r!: I.lverpo!! . .. .... 1.7
Ka;,:zar!!!!! . . ow Y!!rk ...... vt!t-t!<!!!! March IS
N!!? - 1.11 Star ac Nlarcl.! 'Z!.!
Caloitla 11.r.t0, ac Liverp , ol Match 24
111_1 t• , Ly
• , ity I r
Ttn Aitlt I V 1
tilllP LEAVY. FOR I.kTH.
(jit.gilW .. ..... (0 , ,,,V ...... .New 1.,1.. F b 13
Ault i it, I Ivey pool Ih, too Irc ..... -.......Feb. 13
.Liver 1,,,,, , New Y. rk Feb 20
K,n,r.rr..r.. . ...... 1 iveriv of ......•.ew Verk L'eb. 21
NW [i A Eurrica.....l'ortlatud ..... ...Liverp,rl Feb 34
.'llll4eltv _l.iverp,rl Pr0,tv.u........ ........... Feb. 37
ilittlilll 111 11r.mLorrr, New lark ‘Nre I r 1
' try or Ibrltitrrre..Liverpre.l New Y4,lk \larch Lt
Fri, ;err ......... ......S..ritt , lrn: r.L0....- , V VOrk ........ ....M.rch lo
t' Ivl' silt) itti of [la AR'S. ET
y I,'rporfrfi Iy I' .1 ,N$ V. DE 9, Superinte . n den t
the if 'TOl,l7lll' I.2chanye.
.I,LOU 0,141111“e3 dull, without chug in
pric,, 111. Hhollt ViZ :—Fia.o
(I.”t : lu 1,614. extra family at $1,6:21,75. Franc
story: 110 bb.a. at $1 Mr rupoi tine, $4,50 uxtra and
oxir., said} ; Ytl ' 1,14. extra locally at $4,07: bids ..n
-tia i; .;:: ;;‘; fluid y :tt rI S
it nt
t:,‘ I ...Salts 1.1 Lush. th, t•iir !1,111 th•pl.t
;AIC ; Wu 1,,11. tut 50 , ; Ili. U d . I
fir- t 1 , - trt t., at 48.: ;
at . a d 40 1.,11 ,10. fr. In ,t..re tit 550.; lut , I
f,•En 1,4 k. 0 ..!,3 Loin ,t,o,
FEI.II - 1...5.1,- , 4 toilm SI rt fnau mills at tate.
moi 4 tons ~liipstur.s At 7
r.l) Flt U ...:11.10.1 4 lush A m,l r.t Lunde a t
bm,ll. from ht.. re at do. PIIIIIII at
l't,tclit..4 Crum eitcrl• in twoh.
\1 It -1,F,D...541, Lush burn store 11t $5,2t Fr busk
tan i 5 m i ,i t at $5,5,1 ~,, 1, tali S 1111111,31! a Timothy at
1 , ..,;(iF , ...5,t1,4 4 bhl.l. .lt
III"I'TFII.. Salt•f, 1 iii r, II la mol bbls
14t. 1:,:.
from
1/ ,h (VIC. " t? 1.0118),
t'• i'. sa',. RIO 1 . 2.1•.
s l' Sal •t, 1,1 , 1-;‘,-1-1 , i,,r n 1 -ILA'. gitll4 , n
liA fr au Ow IL I c.in) I t,o).
tt 11 ,s ; natti . 69 rnw ut
I.r 1.4, in, nt I r•N loin
. I'2 1,1 , 1, 1,1111 1 fit 2.nr
CAN ;to U,x at 1.5 c. for city m de.
S A l'...Snirs Sn irox“ti city mn,ie ID ~in tit tb . and 60
box, 11,- nil,. al 111 i. it
• 11. S., A 1,1,11 hurl No. lul Ok . . 1 4 gallon.
New York Stock Plarkel
I, /1,111 and lower, Lot
1.4 lino In. - . 11 de: a 41: I Clne .no 1 1 1; Vi higan Ceutr
7•1 .1 1 . ....141, 1 4;,4 !( , tl, , Cievelaiol ML , I riLtA)Urgh
92;'r. ~ 6 , , "9,. roe, 7's 1i'2 1 4 China
coin4:nl k 1, 1 411.1 Cuo,lool4;o1 47,1,1 23; 111,1,..e,
c e r ti 100 p 4 Cr. , - •and Miiaolokno
h Soot ,, n, si 21; N.,. V.l k P , ill.sl. Coal 7;1,
It oz 31. , ,vankre owl )11-.1,1p:4 9; ,S'antoo C .
Virult,ll, 94: '3l. ,olrl ;-tn, hog Exchangy
1. I , PS' ,(11/
s,•, n:11 .c.k S,
I lir.• i. t'lll.ll 4t,ls 41 11thvaukt,1U 7 .„
11 ;:.11 1 N. V. C.,trat 92%. Viith. Ceutrw
74,, 1 . . n, 3. r.11,1)11..0.5.ppi Teut.4,
SLI, Culiiuruiu i's kl 2
Co-• ,toady, with a fair k1011131,d
lIIS r”I.1 at 11:1,71.4a.,11,Th 1,,r ,ii L a-rtlut , . and $13,80(3,9u
~• xtrs. 1,11,1,1,y st- , ady at 11,!4,... oats 33,, will,
•I' , 11, . 411/II 13(a-Iti h r roll. Provi,i,m, firm.
'.l. Turk a ,)111•I t, wlth aOf 505 1,1,18 at $15, 1 25(a;
I-nn! ,1,-maud; .1454 11:00 1,61,1 at . I sl 2, but ,
a' I c. 11,111: `.1.,--at Shutt
111,Aw-r g ,, neratly was n,,t hint!. dun, In tia
,t{t, at $4.90,10ii5. Sow, l
itizherls,Llcs hilds at 0, 1 ,,q.j7,1 2 . ,likaS• e /1,
.1 -12 c C. I 0 nucirmg , hi -
cw York Markel
8.-1'0tt,41.1 a.cetl , 4 1 4 ,- : ; 1 11/01. ,
1. 3 1,, , dull; ;000 ,tsaary dull.
1.E4 I a 4.4 .1., liu.al; 111000 1,1,11 44,11c1; v 4 1 4 ;t4 , 03 4 :, ( 4 ;4 .
Lard %c L, t rr, tatty, 10(w
Hart". ltrui at 51!...1,1.1. 11 1 a Haws a , 1,1 r
iu .44 tal 1..,.114/w 10%
4.y1 I, . Nn iv,ltt. dull.
ECHE ,N.l. ICA I, OLIVE ERASIVE
s ,AP, ina!mbteturo.l be 13 U.. 4 J.
eeiVr y the prelereto, uVef 1111 Other ever oftertd fir
tamity Use.
I :"0.q.0.1 are it is cl raper
to use, kJ', p..uud Iteing oquvl to tore, w common rosin
romp.'2l !lad the. lin, need only be i
when lid- Soap in used in place of other .e. 81. I.alt, r
wa•1111,4 eau In` nearly d 41.1 . U.5,1 with. to lin• clothes
aid requl, little if !try I ebbing, thus toe difilt,; their wear
1. ti. hoard -kh. thaling she slut bets is unnecessary
when this Soap in nerd, unit hard or sal' water answers
,tuif My r writ ter soft. fith. Printers, Machinists, l's Titers
and others, rind it tar Bap rior ro tither Soaps. It speedily rn ,
noOven tar, paint. printers' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the 81111160 n, ir..e trout chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, alOl the use of
the wash-ho-rd. t e tollowing dir,ctioulti should be foltowed :
the washing of nigh. Ur VII of a tidally, take one
pound of Soap, u..t it late 811.i.Vinio, and (1:8,1011,o In on , .
i ; ivilou of hot water; put toe C101.1.1:4:1 info a Lob containing
about :en gall tin, of e arM aster; pour in the dissolved
o.ap t anti ear tnorongnh. lAA ti-ein s,unte: twenty to thirty
lainuttm. aCtng irit. a Lid int, 111 Wnrlll water once, cod
water twice. A very dirty wrihttbaud, or seam, or grew,.
sp: tir, may require a Might rubbing, bat otherwise the
clothes will come out clean and whhe, without rubbing or
!toiling. Cold water may hit used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soakirg.
air observe our titans On encl. liar.
Per sale, in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
qrevt, and at our works, opposite the hound Rouse, Pimu•
.r) I rub ia avenue. B. C. a J 11. SAWYER,
te'Li No. 4 Wood street.
EA'USFOOI7 L.—N eatsfout Oil, in
1.1 quantities to suit purc!lasers, o4nd and tor sal.: t.y
11. 0. tz J. It. E± AWui.R,
f, 18 No 47 Wood street
QII. 'MOLASSES.— 70 bbls. L. James
lejC S. IL ,!tiolms.hes, to store and for sale by
MILLLII. Sr. itICIIETSON,
fe2l 2 . 41 nod 223 Liborty street.
D R
EDUCI'ION IN PRICES,
REDIY - TlO:ti IN PRICES
All anal I . l.iida, Rich Itiptre 131 . k s.
French Merit:wee, Rich
Daramatt a, t'arei
Ua Begee, Fre cli
F airy Dilute, and air unsu-p,sed fiellfutiou of tiitella and
littinaa Broctia aud raid era now mitered to the
public, at the litwe of A. A MASON & CO., Filth street,
at a further reduction on our beret .fort., low pricati. ' fe23
LARD UIL.—We have commence" manu
facturing Lard Oil, and wll he idea-ed f enehe w
aved for it N e will warrant it equal to any 'it in the mar
ket. Fee. will fill e,irrels returnaii when &aired.
13. A J. 11. ziA.IV VER.,
• evi et
DOUBLE MED I 11111, Double Cruw•n, \ledi
um and crown, si.ruw and !tax N1r61.1...iug Pap , '
e/l.l• by W . S. HAVEN.
11,1,1 C.,rnor Markot and Sororoct otrootst
YE FLOUR-20 bb s. in store and to
tale by [dab] • HENRY 11. COLLIN.
ARD—in kege—for sale by
nov7 HENRY H. COLLINS,
YE WOODS.-300 bbls. for sale by .
dell B. A. BASNiiBTOQS A CO.
~"::IA F3/~ Y~
Ili i FV. 21
DAVID 741'(! DLESS
lAM ES Ait DIN Ent
PIT'I,I3UI . O:I, ?flat - ell 8, I,ah
th) I'ru3Lvd d,.
du Coqrs“ Puly'd do Jitet re
NI I LLER s RICK ETS()N,
'el I utrd 132 (Au-, t v etro-c.t.
RIVER -
HARDY & M'GREW, Steamboat and Gen
eral Agents, Corner of Firet and Ferry strtote.
RIVER., WEATHER, ETo.—The river still continues to fall.
with but about feet water In the channel. The immense
blocks of ice piled along the .1 prevents itn accurate
measurement of the water, hot or figures are nearly c r
reCt.
It watt reported yesterday ills' 1. ilt 'e steamer Fortune
was either sold, or about to b r.• parties intending to
run her In the Aricansa riNer t, .1 rbe terms were kept
private.
The St. Louis Leader FrOtty. 4.,)64 that the
continues to recede at. that point, IclVlna Innen •,ro• tka oa
ring the preceding tweitty4 Before • he rethoving
of the gorge which has taken place, there Will eight teat r.
the channel from St Louis to Lap- ultra-den Th- a orle r
%HS .1 - wanner, and matters began to I tn..
bright.
r (.1.11.!0 that ('apt Vl,' Slat /n t.
iu th, cou ottd of tho r, ric. t .1 it -lima,
th .deamer liruutdt , -„Li
and 11 , •liniu,r, ~t St. t."t 114, tit t' racy
i . d.9uo for thc xi hal e 1,0131.
PORT OF purTsuctte4l;
ST I - t'AM BOA
NASHVILLE.
For Narhvllle
Thu the Ate:truer QUAKER ; '
Mcllemzts—Olerk, SAMUEL COOLEY —lO , l I.ave
for t h . above. and all lateral...ea , .
TUESDAY EVENING.
For freight or passage, applyou tr,ard i• I
For Nashville
The splendid now light draught srottutor
I ND Capt K. tla OEI will leave iiir the sip •v,
and KIWI - m.ll ito ports on SATUittli4 V. in
'_4th inst., at 4 o'clock P. M.
Fur trolght or paaiage apply on board.
For Nashville
The flue pa6setigt•r ateaukur cLivuoN, will
leave for the above and all interuredbtb.
on WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply no bua,l, or to
dell FLACK, BARNES A Cli,
MMPDIIS.
For Memphis and New Orleans.
17. - Tho fine 1 , 1). ,1 , 114er , trainer AL \1 . Capt.
wif 1e.,: ler the KIPP, nud tEI ui
terineclusti, i+ATURDAN". at -I
freight 4,r pnii.,itte apply en teArd, or to
le 1.. A CLj, li It.si Cu..
ZANESVALLL.
For Marlette and Zanebville
Tin steamer KNISIA ORA LIAM, c,.1.t •ti•
RUE AYRES, Will leavil fir the And all
intermediate port), on every TL EH,AI,
4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or paaaage apply on board
ST. LOCUtS.
Vor St. Louis.
✓ The light draught, last running pessen_er
• -' packet IUWA, iifoss, Master, will leave ne
• the above , and all intermediate ports, rnn
ItDAY, the teth Just., at 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage, having superior ace. eeodatioos,
beard, or to LIAlteA McUP.rnv. Agee .1,
fe4 Corner First end Ferry
DAGUEItiIEAN GALLERY.:
AMBROTYPES-
A BEAUTIFUL AND DUKAII,E I•lk 4:6
VAILItANTED, E 11AD AS LuW
AS AT ANY InItST CLASI ESTABLISIIME \
TUE WU:Ma, AT
112 W ALL'S, F L urth stre,t
6-.REAT AT i'VAC I it)lsi
AT NO. 60 ntatoisT T.
%Viler() can be seen the largest coliection
Alt Bit OTIP PllO P
SPECiMENS, IVER EXHIBITED IN TI11:3 l 11'1
4.••••reuuti witt)iug PicLuriv ut 11wittrivivc.i t.r
%re call and examine Ittf.Jrn: 3,tti4g
WE WA h' te AA" Plc zuR ES
Cape.CICZ w :illy that Lau be übtaiiio..l LI, 11,,,1'11.41
R. M. CARGO 6z., CO.,
Photographers and Ana brotypisb.
NEW YORK GALLERY,
SUNBEAM GALLERY,
S. W. wr. of Alarket street and Diamond. Mtrodui
PHICEe. TO 'SUIT ALL.
WYKES' GALLERY OF ART,
V, O. 60 AIARKET !CT
t
taken at this Gallery by a new and Unproved pr•. ,
giving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dress and rompl,
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have examiner.
[hum to be far superior to any pictures eve. exhibited In
city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and eX/1:11111.i
his large collections of specimens. his Gallery belt on tee
second floor, is easy of access.
N. B.—Pictures of Children taken In two BICOIIII3,
60 Market street.
rny'27:tf Is E. 8. WIK.ES, Artist.
NELSON'S AMBROTYPES.
PRICES REDUCED.
OAL LKRY CORNER OF THIRD AN D MARK ET BIIt.E
En trance on Third atrret
Citizens and Strangers desiring AMBROTYPES, esocuud
LI the highest degree or artistic beauty and perfecti , w,
e accommodated at short notice by adding at
NELSON'S:. WELL KNOWN OALLMIY,
TRIED STREET.
?Hoes Oue Dollar awl upward. ap2miy2d
UOGEfilfS'
NEW DAGUERREAN AND AMBROTYI'E
SKY AND SIDE-LIGAIT
GALLERY,
FIFTH STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITN TII POST-4.4110i
PICTURES taken In all the various styles, lo
woather and warranted to please, at reasonable rates.
za.. Sick or deceased persona taken at their residem, .
ap2o:lydsw-te
AM B RUT YP E S.—These beautiful and
durable pictures on glass; in all their perfection am'
loveliness singly or in groups, may be obtained at %VA
Jones' building, Fourth street. iturb.lw
A JUTION SALES
IAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.,
At the new Commercial Sales K.orns, No. 54, Fifth
,erect, every week day, are held public sales of goods iu all
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a large
stock which is constantly replenished with fresh consign
men ta, that must be closed torthwith.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
Dry Goods and fancy articles ; comprising nearly every ti 11...,
needed in the line for personal and family use; table ill:-
nTy ; hardware; clothing; boots and shoes; ladies war.
AT 2 O'CLOCK, V. M.,
o..inseliold and kitchen turniture, now and second-band
hods and bedding; carpets; elegant irun Ituue China ware
ooves; cooking utensils; groceries, &c.
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Fancy articles; watches; clocks; Jewelry; musical lust...
:cents; guns; clothing; dry goods; boots and shoes. book
stationery, do c. LsoS P. M. DAVIs, .lust.,
BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.-
On TUESDAY EVENING, Mareli 9th, at 'J .! o'clock
al the Commercial Sales Rooms, 54 I , llth tom et will be sob:
6 Allegheny County ti i esut. Coupon Bonds,
each.
13 shares Citizens' Bank
aati
LAWRENCE COUNTY BONDS AT AUC
TION.—On TUESDAY EVENING, March 9th, at 7;
o k, at the Commercial hales Rooms, No. 54 Fitch stria ,
si I be s Id without resetve, for accoubt of wham it ins
c• ncern, four Coupon Bonds County of Lawrence. 4;5. la each.
~.serest at the rate of 6 per cent, payable in Philadelpbie
nir3 P. M. DAVIS, Auction:,-I.
TIIEOLOGICAL LIBRARY—OnTuu lisp& 1
EVENING, March 11th, at 7 o'clock, on the second
of the Commercial Sales Rooms, N 0.54 Fifth a:: .10,1,1
e sold, the most complete and valuable collection of
gical works ever cffered at public sale in this city. A moo ic
iti••th will be found °hairnet's Posthumous works, vole
sleCheyne's Sermon Pulpit Cyctopedia; Davies' Seilow,,,
vols.; Cumming's works; Spencer's Sermons, v '14.; -
.I:tigeldou by Baldwin, Goldsmith's Animated Nature,
vo,s.; ell's works, 3 vols.; Patrick, Lowth, Whitby, etc
Commentary on the B'ble, 4 vols.; Mosheim's Ch urrar /I is
Collateral Bible, 3 cols., quarto; Dwight's Theology, 4
vols.; Religious Library, 25 vols.; Evangelical Library, 15
vols.; Burnes' Notes on New Testament, 6 vols.; Burton's
Commentary, 5 vols.; Encyclopedia American,l4 ; Nich
ol, m's British Encyc opedia, 12 vols.: Bancroft's Il
the United States, 5 vols.; Clark's C inmentaryon the
II vole ; Doddridge's Family Es lama,. Anti- ' , IL: o.la, tion
the c tndy of the Biale, 2 vols.; Notes on the Parables and
Miracles by French, 2 vols.; Si-mms 4 coda; :Cotes
commentary on the Bible, 6 vols.; Works of William Jss,
v 'is , etc. Usta'ornies ar now ready, and the Books WI 11a
open for examination on Wednesday morning.
airs P M. DAN Auctioneer.
L' )REIGN FRUITS!
REDUCTIoN IN PRICES,
AT THE PAGODA TEA STORE.
W•• are now selling 'l nrkey Currants at 8c V lb.
i , reach and 'Lame Currants, at 10c and Ste V lb.
New Valencia Itaiiins. Mr cooking, et 12 , ,f,c -,,, lb.
Ne W 71.t1ag3 ' " at 15c' lb.
New Smyrna Figs 12% and 15c V lb.
'O w German Prunes at 12%c' lb.
A Less, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels, Spices, etc.
It ruins, ..urrants, riga and Prunes, whole salts at the low.
~,,. ~,,,rke t Es . L... HAWORTH, BRO. Pc BROWNLEE,
Luc;
Corner Diamond and Diamond alley.
MADE TO oItDER, CALL AT CHESTER'S. T WO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT,
A brilliant ats6ortment of sivicte on Miller street, near Centre avenue, contain-
SEASONABLE PIECE GOODS lbg a nail. two parlors, dining roam and kitchen, 4 chem.
1. , ,iel tini-dael garret, gas and water fixtures. Rent $l.OO
CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL, S. CUTHBERT & SON,
Corner of Wood street and Diamond al le) n : 51 Market street .
Air We Study to Please. . J' :3() 1, HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS FOR RENT,
Sagely and Economy In Light.. 4 , in.i.9.t,. on dwelt street, Lawrenceville, with a large
I ! ..:.,
t , rnimd, buns trees, shrubbery, etc. A good stable,
WILY WILL YOU BURN CAM PIIEN E w,o, honer, rt.,., ilao. S. CUTHBERT * SON,
AND FLUID, when you can get a cheaper and "4" 51 Market greet _ --.
better light. Pure Kerosene Oil, made from ti, g''' "1. Ca,,- ,t i, ill / USE (ll , ' EIGHT ROOMS TO LET,
tad Cc-al. products the cheapest, most brilliant, -teals, ple4, i-.. Wllli la , ;; I, t _,I . r, nod. fruit trees, grape vinee,e'c ,
act, and safe portable light ever offered to the publi . aml '-, . P t e Hue Allehheny Rout $l5O.
no danger of explosion; more brilliant than gas. and toll i.• rt IP* ,li 11. ur ; • -- • , •', - N . r I
s curl a Su. , .., Market steel t
as ~.heap; lamps of the most simple and easily 11l 11 LI a g ~,1 ''''
construction. For !tale by T. D. •ik G HODRI NSoN,
.-Q % NV t , ' ET CIDER.--3 Lbis received this day.
No. 79 Smith fi eld street lt,) Price 1.1) rents i".. gallon.
.eije- Beware of a counterfeit already in tie mark, t, intole HAWORTH, BRO.* BROVFNLEE,
from Camphene, with a little Coal Oil to scent it I te27:ly ,eetu it the n's.rnor A
- -- --
F OR ONE WEEK! FOR ONE IVEEK. ID ONN E T FRA M E S.—
Still greater reductions in the price of n a) dozen halt Wire; e2O dozen Buckram,
Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes,
' dif the lute-d spring shapes,, received by Adams Express, and
On account of the hard times, and kr sale at JOSEPH HORNE 'S, feI.9 77 Market street.
A leo, to make room for spring stock,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE, OF
J. U. BORLAND,
mr6 No. 98 Market street. two doors from Fifth.
.11' YOU WANT YOUkt CLOTRING
on hand at
It. STOCK WANTED.—Pittsburgh,
_ • Ft. Wayno and Chicago R. it. Stock wanted in cx
change for Western lands, by 8. CUTHBERT & SON,
14.29
_ 6l &UAW stry.t
- -
OLIVE OIL.-150 basketss just received and UGGS.-3 bbls. fresh Eggs just received
for sae ky Net] & SLUNEBTOCUI di 00. Ja and far gado by [mr2] =tin & couaNa.
111=11!11111
111111=E=111:11
No. 70 Fourth etreet, laud
P. NI. DAVIS, Aactlor,,:•r
Nil CEMENT S.
PI'a"FSBURGIEI THEATRE.
MIS? KIMBERLY Luna Am) ILL:ciazni.sa
J. 0 HANLEY STASZ MANACitit
CIIICZ, C ADMISgION t
.. .. tiOc. Private Box, large . IN 00
.. .. .2.5 c. Private Box, tunall.... :' le
15c. Colored Box 2.5 c.
rivate Box, ta. I Colored Gallery ..... ....15c.
T 1 '
ALTERATION oS TIM E.
„ 'clock Performanc to coulateuca at 7.4
b, x • lb.. Jr., mile of Tt,ketm, open train 10 to 3 o'clock.
1;[1 attraction—first uight of the Star Sisters,
I.ile:Ll,t l l .n.l HELEN; enl Mr T. HAMILTON.
i GAY and TUESDAY EVENING'S, March Bth and
it' h, 1868, will it, presented for the first time in Pittsburgh, a
recital itable play tun of Futi,Flaidi nut Frolic—a it and Nler
Leant—Diming, Singing, Minatrelay, etc. Organ Grinding,
liinja Playing—all the well kti..w a popular conga of the day
—Fireworks, Bouilree, lllumtnatioue, etc, Shaker linces,
PawuttrAte• Snow, Faehiouable Gambling Rolla, Fortune
Te.l. rit and Aturologists, concluding with `a Grand Carnival
an I Aitiatine Dail, entitled the
TURF:Pt FAST MEN: or, THE FEMALE BLUEBEARDS,
l'lme I m lie.don by the Stu - Sisters, eighty-seven coneecu
-1.... t. crowded bonitos-0 mvulatid with laughter
L.ll titan t , i end.
F,tirl'.‘t-, (A Streng Minded Git(,)...3118 Lucille
Lis , -I,Y ' , tele). (An urgan lirl,i Nils, Lucille.
NI 1 ...: (ink., ,F. male Misitrel,) - NI isv Lucille. .
s . ts .t >.., •ri ss. (The is',p,) Miss Lucille.
1L..,.) iblitii, (The Sailer.) Miss Lucille.
rel. her t.i, Iv, (A Sp .rting Mau.) Mims Lucille.
NI e sii ksiduetsiseg ut a %%Itch ) Mina Helen.
r, :iss tlt. is .1. (11, it: eet Sieger,) Mlle Helen
'le tar, (I's.' Niiristr»i.) Niles Helen.
Al g o .lim, ( i h•• Little 5weep,)....... ....... ...Nlisis Helen.
Neil;,._ A [eel, el . Miss Helen.
.1,.r. tn,. el
Sir T. Hamilton.
I s reek Van in," (first appi•asui.oo,) ...... .—......1r..1.1yr0a.
Mt. is, ( . I.i. .1t si.liciiraiice,)..... ........ Miss Lizzie Safford.
to- t .v.d rig liii it.- great length of the play no other piece
iie Ise performed On the Hanle evening.
MERC AN 'l' ILE LIBRARY ASSOC lA
TIt .N LRCM ES.--Rev. ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
t (2.1,111, will lecture I.e6lre the Y.UNti ENS . LI-
A IiSvOIATIo • , rind Ow public generally,
AT LAFAYETTE HALL,
On Tuesday Evening, March inn, 1858
ILI h.CT—•• Philosophy of It.form."
bl),)1,1 ol><n tit 6 e'tleck. Ea.cture to commence at
k,-:n TEN ENTY• It EVE CEN I'S, to be had at the Muaic
and Book Stores, Library Ro.Em, Lecture Committee, and at
the J.,0 , JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK,
WM. 11. KINCAID,
ELIAS 11. IRISH,
JO EPLI ALBREE,
labcia4 y RI ,nny, E. P. DAR LINOTON,
1I ~r f turti,t,l Lecture Comm.ttee.
The Beautiful Collection of Paintings,
I NCLUHNU THE EASTERN SLAVE
A in: ET. C!,EuI'ATRA, DEATII OF LEANDhI.,
and till• IM(111,1,1
, )I.' BEAUTY,
tatiaw ts.z. thu TONTINE HOUSE, N./
tlili deu then!.
SC/1;N r2Oll, Propriotol.
t'ba! eti„ot
JOHN M'CARTHV,
BELL POSTER!
W ILL ArI'END o TUE POSTING
of all kiwis ut
rIt.ITURES, t XHIBITIONt,
viLlie, by mail, t.lograpti,
t •tlic- 01 tla Morn iug Palt, wlll roce,
/.1h1).
t C. J. Ilok AN, JOHN WlllOll2
U l alp h r eys, liotfatil a Ai. Wright,
FLOUR FA AORS,
VaIo,DEUCE AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
T. , NoRN( IiARI E.:- AND 155 NORTH WATER ST
13111 COM!!!!
li. E. FNI It Tip
Thempson & Co., Philadelphia.
ti,•uiveiii, Clark a VlAlllig,
Pric, ,
..itar e“p.• :
Mot r.IL ,
tilby, St, ilk a liughes,
r.. Al. C..1.41/lur F. a a M. Batik,
: tt, nod. ~ .!atillier Ch ' ri
14 I. 114.1i, , weil ,
a Culill,,
l'iciett, Malilc VI, ;1r.,: Nlaysvills, Ky.
-:,,,,,,,,,, .t i',,.., Madi3on, Ind
..:1...1.4., a nun :, t 3 ailipulis, Uhio.
; ..a1,..a... a Ih. thins, Louisville:, Ohio.
l) Ou'lo, .. N U., , Cincinnati, Ohio
W iLs mos 3 ki,./ , Pnieburgh, Pa.
..... , ,,1 , -), ,:, , , , ,, o,hVn & UO.,
TER.IIA COT FA OR STONE
'l:4' AT EI4. id PIPE S,
Fruw twu to ora tnch calibre
ow 12. t 3U CeutB per Foot
EST edi.
PnA_RL S ,"ARCit
I,Vholeualc at.lllanufneturer3
Prices by
k.:N ay. IL COLLINS,
0105'ARDINU AND
e_; 0 M MiSSION MERCHANT,
ANL , W 1101.1.hILLI DLALILII IN
1:11x,E56c,
&NI. PRODUCE GENERALLY.
WOOD STRURT, PITTSBURGH. Li.;
CHARLES it. LE Vi LS, ALDERMAN,
And Li-Officio SusLce of the Peace,
Fief. 0.), uultN ER OF WYLIE
A 1, fit E
t 0. , 111/ectALI Wad itlH otlicu will be att uded to
v. to prouiptu,sl C..usey seem et nit kinds done with legal
ura.sy—such as Leists, noet gaged, Bonds, Powers of At
litivd to it...al ..state examined.
uwinherel of the liar he .eu...era his services as Con,
aos •I'nlor to [a lt Depositions to be lead in the several COUrH
.411-lukOrhorc. the office is one of the maul
I I the city, and consequently his tacilities in
a • 0t.,,6 r un,au dof lii .1 Isai,l are very desirable. 1.15.1.0:1y
W. W. WALLACE'S
sfE.-tiVi MARBLE WORKS.
MARBLE MANTELS.,
A Large awl Beautiful Stock always on Hand
Lna Dilaaa to Order
O\V :N EltS PItOPERTY,
A.ID °TUE are invited to call and exam
etch ul ABBLES, an we ore persuaded that but
per,oue to the community are aware of the low pricee
- ae are seding 1..1. 4 1."T5L5, A good, plain, Marble
c•Astn but little, if any, more than a good Wood Mau
-1 ,;:,t it is atwa)a neat, is an ornament to a room, and
.J:lhe .1 NUIld MaLlt,l) u not liable to take fire.
)10v TABLETS AND ORAVS bTONES al•
w.,ya on baud .
WASiDirANDS AND I , IiItNITURE TOPS, AND rd•
:NU . Tu.\ ES mole to order by machinery. Marble cf
It.nds sold low to the trade.
SLIJCii IS the largest ILI the West, is manufactured by
eee•tbuory and will be mold at tbo lowest prices.
W. W. WALLACE,
N..s. 3111, 311 and 323 Liberty street,
:: 121 m Pittsburgh.
Plaster, Cement and Grindstones.
fur Stucco Work, etc
E 24 1, teteru%, Fire Italia, etc. LAtINLI
all n 1441 n aria beat quality, fur Farmers and AIL
at :ic./ Libr,i ty btreet, Pittsburgh, kIA.
W. W. WALLACE.
GO AND SEE
GEORGE P. WERTZ'S
:first Prey:alit/Jo Blind Factory,
1111 RD A N D AlAitliET ,TS., PlTTSl3brittai.
WISIIINU TO FURNISH TIIEIR
:louse with VENITIAN 13LL.NDS, of the most exqui
,. .tu.l elftisirete finish, will find it to their interests to give
ell uefore purchasing elsewhere. My work is got up
Li, List aLoClL:iniem (nut upprenticee4 Every attentiou
weete or customers. Prices low. AU work
..rteettei. No. 72 'ffilltD Street. Pittsburgh. myB:lv-ie
D.LZXLL JAMES E. LIELADINg
RoBERT itALZELL & CO., Wholesale
tirnrers, Cornmislion and Forwarding Merchants and
I• ,Irds in Produce and Pitt/thrice' Manufactures, No. 201
I,,b,rty anent, l'utehurgh, Pa. y.
BONN & TETLEY'S
SHOOTING GALLERY,
o. 136 Wood street.
IS REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE
troubled with Liver Complaints, coxless the most dm
perate of cases, when the amid bottle will, With sosttie a
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 physician who has Wad It In
hls practice for the past twenty years with a MOMS Sanest
credulous, and that It Is entirely vegetable. being composed
wholly of gums.
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL.
-0 lI
DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
Some ides of the strength of these gums may be formt4:l
when it is known one bottle of the Invigorator contains aa
much strength es one hundred doses of Calomel withotat any
of Its deleterious effects.
- . .
We know there /8 nothing now before the Amerleampab•
lie, prepared with such skill by a scientific man, particularly
for diseases of the Liver, an Dr. Sanford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy. It Las Ottaiiied a reputation second to no
other article in the world, simply because it rent 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
diseases as are described In Dr. Sanford's advertisement, we
know of know remedy that will so surely cure them ea 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 sours, take the
Invigorator after eating, and it will not prove dla
Or oppressive. For Heartburn, Palpitation or bllHcult
Breathing, taken tea poonful once or twice daily. For Lose
of appetite, Languor or Listlessness, the medicine is invalu
able. It will restore the appetite and make the food - digest
well. Nightmare, take a t4.aspoonful 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. 1n 3 Invigorator is a Liver Berne
dy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on that organ, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, - Billions Attacks, Dysentery, Piles,
Worms, and all Female Obstructions, for which It has no
equaL
We know there Is nothing now before the American pub
tic prepared with inch skill by a scientific man, particular.
ly for diseases of the Liver, as r. Sanford's Invigorator,
or
Liver iteinedy. It has attained a reputation second to no
ether article in the word, simply because it rests ma its own
merit. To convince all by trial that it is all Its prrprbiitors
claim it to be, if any of our readers aro suffering from inch
diseases as are described In Dr. Sanford's advertisement,
know of no remedy that will so surely cure theta
Invigorator.
There has lately been brenght to our notice a medicine
that seen.. to peal:Wier wonderful, curative and healing pro.
perties in dlseasea of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Or
gall.d. It MIS., to us with to many testimonials in its favor
that we have noted its effects in some of the worst cases of
continual dibility, caused by derungal liver, and in every
instance the effect was to relieve or give a permanent cure,
Dr. Sanford's Invigorator, or Liver Remedy is what we re
ter to. We always have is. en credulous about cures by pat.
not medicines, but we are convinced that this medicine, for
family use, is nut overrated by the host of recommtvidstiret_i
rt has. Our advice is, for all troubled with Indigoetton, r,•
batty or Bowel Complaint, to get a bottle and try it; oar
ward for it, relief will be experienced.
BLF-SSINOS TO :ax INVALIDS who 1190 Dr. Fanford's luviiror •
ittor, for it will relieve them of their pains as soon as it is
taken into their stomach. Pain and misery cannot exist
where the Invigorator is used, for it will as surely drive them
away, as daylight will banish darkness, of this there can b
no doubt to th se whe try It, for it carries conviction with
every dose taken. Another evidence is the thousands of
certificates in du those who use itar.have been cored by it,
y one bottle. it it does not btaittiathon we are mistaken.
emom ONI D0L1.44 till acYrna
SANFOh CO. Proprietors, ..,. ilroadway, New Yczk
For sale by U. H. R.HYSER, 1 Ni ".:,ad street, Pitteburgh
Jal:flrudew.2p
" 1 E NEATEST
t,
fit . 4
"), aISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
EN NED , of Roxbury, has discov
-1~ gad ouo of our common paatare wo.ide n Tamed,
MOM
Every kind of Humor,
PROM Tits WoRST SCROFULA DOWN TO A 03.51M0N
PINPLIL
lle tried it iu over eleven hundred cases, and never
foiled except In two cases, (both thunder humor.) He hes
n..w In his possession over one hundred certificatee of Its
veins, all within twenty miles of il&ston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore month.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of Pimples
os the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker In the
mouth or stomach.
Three to five bottles ar, warranted to cure the worst kind
of Erysipelaa.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure ell humor Inthe
eye:.
Two bottled aro warranted to cure running of the ears and
blotched among the hair.
Four to six bottled are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ultd3re.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of Lb.) skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to curo the worstkixid
of ringworm.
Twu or three bottles are warranted to cure the moat doe
perate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salteßheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case . of scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is taken.
ROXBURY, MASS
Dx.ta 51.!.D.tim,—T1,,, reputation of the Medical Discovery,
in curing all kind of humors, it' HO well established by the
unanimous voice of a❑ who have over used it, that I need
not bay anything ou the 311bibet, as the most skilful phyla
clans and the most careful Druggists iu the country are wi
llIlia)01113 in its praise.
ID presenting the .I.ledical Di co to your notice, I do
it with a full knowledge of the curative power. In relieving
all, and curing moat of those diseases in which you on tin
fortunately so liable. That moat excruciating dOSOO3O to as
affectionate mother. _ _
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
la cured as if by a miracle; your own temper is restored to
its natural aweetnet; and your babe from short and fretful
nape to calm and 'sweet slumbera ; and the Medical Dieouve
ry becomes a fountain of blessing to your Musbend an
household.
In the more advanced stages of
CANKER
extends to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but canker of the atom h; then to th•
intestixam and
KIDNEYS,
creating a einiting, gone feolng, and au Indifference even to
the cares of your family.
Your atourach is
RAW AND INFLAMED,
your food distresss you, and you can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system does not get half the
nourishment it coutaine us the scrimonous fluid of the canker
eats it up; then your complexion loses ite bloom and be
comes sallow or greenish, and your beat day Is gone. For
want of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby,
and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow II
train of diseasee which the Medical Discovery is peculiarly
adapted to _ _ _
CURE;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the
spitie and small of the back, pain of the hip joint when you
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and also, that moat ezcrn•
elating of diseases, the _ _
PILES.
How many thousands of poor women are suffering from
this disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next
doer neighbor does not know the canoe. I wish to impreee
oe your mind that good old proverb, " An ounce of preven
tion is better than a pound of cure." In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative and the cure, with this great
and good quality, that it will never, under any circumstanoee.
du you any injury.
No change of diet ever nece,o.ary—vat the best you can get
and enough of it.
ihascrieN, POO USZ—AdUlta ono table spoonful per day—
Children over ton yeaea dessert spoonful—Children from five
to eight years, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appli
cable: to all constitutions, take .Mllctent to operate on the
I.OWCIA twice a day. Yours truly,
DONALD KENNEDY.
Price $l,OO per bottle. Fur tea. by
Dr. uEO. 11. KEYEINit,
14.0 Wood qtr,....t.Ahtir2ll
A It ETER E ILO PRI I' S 1 ClAti
75 YEAIiS OF AGM, whose sands of life
have nearly ran out, discovered, while In the EAst. In
dies, a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The remedy area
discovered by hire when his only child, a daughter, was
given up to die. Ile had hard much of the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of preparations made from
the East India Getup, and the thought occurred to him that
he might make a remedy for his child. Ile studied hard
dud succeeded in realizing his wishes. Ills child was cured,
and is now alive and well. Lie has since administered the
wonderful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parte of
the world, and lie has never failed in making them com
pletely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as much good as
possible, he will send to such of his afflicted fellow-beings as
'request it, this i ipe, with fell and explicit direction for
making it up, ano successfully using It. Ile sequins, each
applicant to inclose him one shilling—three cents to be re•
turned as postage ou the recipe, and the remainder to be
applied to the payment of this advertisement.
Address, DR. IL JAMES,
No. In ar,llll street, Jersey City, N. J.
CAOTIoN—I have no sun-iu-law authorised to send my
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Will cure
Coughs,
Quinsy,
PMIO.IJ
Croup,
Iloorsenem,
Bleeding et the Limp
Conanniption.
For sale by
And
DR. TRACY DELORME, the great curer
of CONSUMPTION, was fm reveral years so badly
afflicted by Dyspepsia that f. )r a part of the time he was
confined to hi be I. IN wee eventually cured by a pre•
ecription furnished by a ynnint clairvoyant girl. This pre.
sciiption, given by a mere child while in a state of tray
has cured everybody who has taken it, never having faiM
enve. It is equally as sure in cases of Fms as of Dumyat.
Tie ingredients may be kund In any drug store. I will
send this valuable prescription to any person ou the rotelpt
of one stamp Cr pay postage. Address
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M A RBLE ! MARBLE! !
JONA GITIPCGIRGO
HAS A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION 01
MONUMENTS • GRAVE STONES,
Enclosures, Posts, &c.,&c.
The public are respoctfay itpritavl einnue our stock.
Prices low, sad work isturaut , 4.
17/101 _ liQ. Sin I.ll>ligli MARL
ItronchltS,
Asthma,
lotlaminatiou of the Llano,
aut,nsa,
QEO. U. KEYSKR,
Pittsburgh,
.1. P. FLEMING. Allegheny ,Ity
SIA. &ND FITS.
TRACIY DitLOPME,
GREAT CUTLER OP CONETIIIPTION,
New York Poet Ofßee