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SPECIAL NOTICES.
APPOINTMENT EXTENDED TO
JUNE FIRST.
DRS. G. Al. FITCH 4- J. W. SYKES
Will remain at their Office,
oppoerrig ST. CLAD. HOTEL, PITTSBURGH, PA
TILL JUNE FIRST, 1653
And may be consulted daily, (except Sundays)
for coNsu:s,. 'ASTHMA, kiIi,uNCHITIS and ALL
,t,t.'s;lCl COMPLANTS cotnplicat d with, or
cataAug pultnonsry disease, including
Catarrh, Heart D4lease, Affections of the Liver
Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, ti-c.
DP:, }TWIT FS wouli state that their treatment
01 s'os.r.nmetjcn ie t 131.011 the fact that the aiteaze e:eLts
in „ 1 kr9,, both before and during its
derekpoa .a a the tougs, and they tipleforo. employ Mechan•
loaf, Li gi• Die and Medical reinedi, to purity the blood and
strengthen the ..ysteni. With these, they use MEDICAL IN
ITALATION, which they value highly, but only as Tatlic
which used alone have no C...ratins t-ifeCifi, and Inve•
lids are earriPstly cautioned a,:ainst wasting the preclou s
time of curability els any treatment based upon the plausi
ble, but false idea that the seat of the disease can be rea
In a direct manner by inhalatior;.
tie charge for consultation.
. A lilt of qu,stiona Will l eCllt to thOdO wishing to COU3I.Ii
us by lottor. Addrer4
MIS. C. 7 , 1., FITCH & J. W. BYRES,
101 Penn Rtreet, Pittsburgh, Pa
Zir-3101tE CURES
Rcipected Frit'md—l had for several years been aftlicte ,l
with Dyspepsia, and occasionally a Gtlerdi Df,nility. la,
cidentally tried thy medicine, Hootiand'e German Bitters, io
the first place upon a daughter, she having a severe spell of
sickness. Thy 110011A13t1 s German Bitters had such effect
niacin her general &Nifty, that i was Induced to try It my
self. I then got a bottle, awl used it according to the iliac
lions, and it ielieved me more than anything I had ly fore
used, giving gon-ral tone and strength to the stomach and
system. I ast fall I had a very severe spell of the Diarrticea,
which continued for some time. My life, for a a time, was
despaired of. Thy bitters again being used, acted very hap
pily upon the stomach and intestines, and soon relieved me
from the groat pain I suffered, and gave me g .neral health
to the system. I consider it, doctor, one of the moat velum
. ble medicines I ever used, and shall take great pleasure in
recommending it to others.
Re2pectfully thy friend,
SAMUEL 11.IITTON,
No. L J.nuiugi ltuw, Catharine, above Thiel.
To Dr. C. Jackson, 120 Arch :greet, Philadelphia.
Yee advor7.iiieu3vut.
Ye: sale by l:114'.11 ;C rIDO. H. HilYBllll
mr2olwd*w
Pittet , nvol
401 - A REOIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS TO
CURE A COLD.—Now, while winter, with its burthen of
Colds and Coughs, is with 11 8. we think a remedy that will
relieve each visitations should be highly prized, and all who
know the worth of this remedy, will do ee we do—prize it
doubly. Take a double dose of Dr. Sanford's invigorator,
and it will give greater relief than any other medicine we
ever tried, for we have rarely to repeat the dose to be en
tirely free from Cough, and au soon as the lungs have time
to throw off the collected matter, the cure is complete. As
a family medicine, fur the cure of Bowel Diseases, Worms,
Derangement of the Stomach and Liver, we can recommend
it knowingly. rl2:lmdtw
DOLLAIt SAVINGS BANK,
No. 6.5 Fourth ti [red t.
lespoaite made with thin Bauk before tha fira.t day of
April, will draw iuta; est tram that data.
mr29:3tCHAS. A. COLTON, Treasurer.
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OFF:01; OP THE P151, , :b1iC. , 11 b B PITON MINIX° Co., 1
Pittsburgh, March 15, 1853.
Up NOTICE TO STJOEHOLDERS —The Stockhold
ers of thin Company are hereby notified that the
number of shares into which ttl.3 Capital Stock is divided,
has this day been increased treat 8 x Th.:wand to Twenty
Thousand share , , in pit-mane of authority granted by the
Legislature of 3.ll.,higan.
New certificates of stock in ex.:Lunge for the old ones will
La issued at the office ache secretary, in the city of Pitts
burgh, on and a`•ter the lot day of April.
No certificate will be Issued fur the lractien of a share, brit
parties entitled to fractional shares will be credited there
with on the books of the C.napsny, and a certificate Noised
whenever assignments of such fractional credits aro present
ed to the Setre'ary as will emouut to are or more shares.
Holders of old certificates will please present teem for ex
change us early after the Ist of April as may be convenient.
THOS. M. ;'OWE, Secretary,
Pittsburgh A Ba .ton Mining Co.
mr22.3w
DAILY UNIO i PRAYER MEETING'S, WHICH
have been held at the Central Presb. Church, corner
sixth and Sttiithhleid streets, will close this morni , g. The
exorcises will be conduct,' by Re:. Dr. HOWARD, of the
becoud Presb. Church, and Rev. 0. BYLLESBY, of St. James
Episcopal Church.
Hours from 1.1 ) ,4 2 ' to 124 o'clock. All aro incited. kmr22
OFFICE OP THE
FITTS'aIIIIGFI, FT. WAYNE 1 CHICAGO 11.11. CO.,
• Pittsburgh, March let, 1858.
NOTICE T.) AVICK.TIOLDEItti —The first annuli
meotifig of the btocltlLlders of the Pittsburgh, For
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company will be bold at the
Rootne of the Board of Trade in the city of Pittsburgh, on
TUESDAY, the 30ta day of March, or 2 o'clock, p. at
which thou toe Report r t the Directors and Ol➢cere, of the
operation of the Company, for the first seventeen mouths
of the consolidation, will be presented and read.
The eloctiou for anew Board of Directore will be held at
the earns place, ou WEDNESDAY, the Met i et., between
the hours of 9 s.. M. and 6 P. :1
Stockholders, and tie representatives of counties holding
atocic, ill roct•.ive special race tickets co and from Pitts
burgh, for the occdsion, on app.icatdon to the dilnrent Sta
tion Agents. nlqnk fornis of proxies may bo outamed nt
the Ilmerai Office in Pittsburgh, or at the offiLle. iu New
York, No 37 William street.
Stoctholders of , tither of th, three Companies now merged
by the consolidation, who may nut have converted their
stock, will not be entitled to any cotes ut the above election
-Thu transtcr boolcv will ho cloak i from the tlOth inet. to
liftprox. [mrlj T. D. 5.113.3.i1A111, Secretary.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC L EOYD WM. MWULLOUOE{
JONES, BOYD & CO.
C, ..ik S 'l° S'V I.'] Eg.
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
.SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Cbruer Kola mud ligrzt. Streets,
jy2b PITTSBURGH, PA
D. EL a 0 c vS CO.,
KANM7AOTURERB OF
IMPUOVED PATENT
:4T EEL C'ULTIVITOR TEETH,
COT/SE?... R.Ond Atilt FIIIST SDI/ TO,
JAMES A. vETZER,
Forwarding and Conimission Merchant,
ruic Tii2 E 6.Ly Or
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, (Sutter, Scads, Dried Fruit
and Product , generally,
Corner of MlArket Anil First streets.
PITT3I3I , tiGII. PA.
liana To— 0 rnnek G. Bail 3y, E , William Dilworth, Sr..
S. Cuthbert & Sun, l'ittib Irgh; Boyd & Ott, Heiskell
Swearingen, S. Brnriy. Oen , . M. & M. Bunk. 'ARC & Iloweli.
ntugle dir. Co., (leargo lv. Audernon, Donk, I'a ton &Co
Wheelina•. mvl.V2n+
Wu. MILLER, Pilau C. W. RICIKETLON, Pittab'h
MILLER Si, RIPELETSON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND. IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES AND SEGARS.
Nos. 221 and 2213, Corner of Liberty and
Irwla Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IRON, NAIL 9, COTTON YARNS, &a., zca., CONSTANTLY
ONI HAND
if RDWA
SAMUEL FAIINESTOCK, No. 74 W 001)
street, Pittelagh„ hal on hand a large
STOCK OF HARDWARE,
Which he will salt vary low far CASK. In addition to Lle
Lwas, Knives and Forks, and Spoons, and a largo
asiortment of Carpenter's Tools, he has rczalved a largo sup.
ply of Sanaagai Calera and Staffers ;
Shovels, Tongues and Pokers;
Sleigh Balls, and Enameled
Preferring kettles.
Office of Sealer of :itiVeights and
Measures.
TIM OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND AIEAS.DRES,
May be found lamreforth, in Cherry alley, batik —Jo Third
and Fourth etret-te, whero ordure may be left.
mrl3:tt CHARLES BARNETT.
A RCIIITEC'EURAL.--
BAIZE?. a mosita, architect.,
No. 112 Smithfield street,
Opposite th new Post °Moe,
Ezecnte Plane and Specifications for all kinds of buildings,
and summit/teat! the erection or the same.
Mr. BArill filar contitin':s to attend to the measuring of
builders' work, and Mr. MOSER to the preparation of patent
papers and drawings mrll:lm se
L. C. 11111P43U11.N,
AT '' , ./RNEV AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER.
rrrri WiT.ll .'l. 111 PETI tretti.
LL,a►th e+-rest ,
Yr.. T. GROUTT, Importers of Brandies,
• ,iin, Win, Sic. Bealera in fine Old Monongahela
Km Whiaky, P,acli and Apple Brandy; also, RECTIFIERS
AND DisriLLERS., corner el SAILTIIFELD and FRONT
Ekt,,-nue, Pittnbelre‘,.
ILLIAJ%I CI, ASTON & CO.,
wEbiusALE AND RETAIL
IE4 Q,ETOR
IVIDIII.CIANTS,
Ni :17 DI 47110 Nb ALLEY,
Ile:1r Wool
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f .,..b- A , lvuyl ... t.rtn.l, 1.;',111 I T 811 U R OH, PA.
, rry, Ch.rry, and Coguric
Ltrawile., ON MonGngithela arA ii.,, , 111ed Whisky, of tho
.1 i , t.s.t lustier.
;Ist Artsit
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
nIVIL ENGINEER ANT) CONTRACTOR
k) FOR Ttl EMI:OMNI OF OAS WORKS, for from flea
burnera an I upward% and for Heating Building-, public or
private, by Steam, not Water er Furtiacel.
rryB:lvis FlrffitiWWll. PA
POTATOES. --80 sacks Red Potatoes.
too Backs Nelhaatioch d
50 sacks and 30 Ida do
It,celv.d and for aide by J FETZER,
inr27 tkauar Bind, and Mutat ata
No. 101 Penn street
VBELADELPiIIi, ad mo., 20, 1850
?ITTSBURIIII, PA
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The New Law Judge.
The members of the Pittsburgh Bar have prepared
and forwarded to the members of the Legislature, a
memorial, asking for the passage of a law author
izing the the election of an additional Judge ; learned
in the law, for.tho Court of Common Pleas, Orphans'
Court, Regicter's Court, and the Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Jail Delivery for this county.
The memorial contains some interesting statistics re.
lating to the litigation in this county. During the
year 1857, the Judges sat two hundred and fifty days,
engaged either in tho trial of cases, or disposing of
the husiress upon the various argument lists, and
the necessity for the speedy despatch of causes on the
criminal calendar was so great that they held daily
sessions of eight hours during this entire period, and
frequently met in the evening and remained in ses
sion until midnight. Tne criminal business has been
rapidly increasing, and the dockets of the Cour tof
Common Pleas show that only during two or three
weeks of the year can a jury be summoned for the
trial of civil issues.
The amount and variety of leasimms transacted by
the Court of Common Ploas is akonishingr. During
the year 1857 the record shows the.;. this Court con:
;idered ard decided upon questions arising upon
eleven eases of voluntary arlignmont forty— , ne di
cores cases were couitnenced, and the great.-:r par
tion finally acted upon; seventy-nine charter.: were
examined and granted to religious and charitable
institutions; nine applications for the appointment
of viewers and assessment of damages by railroad
companies were heard; three oomalissions of lunacy
were ordered; six petitions in relation to trust es
tates were acted upon ; and sixty-four actions against
lot owners, on grading and paving claims, were insti
tuted by the city if Allegheny. In addition to those,
the Court entertained proceedings under election
laws; petitions to change the names of parties; bills
to perpetuate testimony; mandamus cases; cases
under the new banking law; plank road cases;
division of turnpikes; for the erection and abolish.
ing of school districts ; applications for the appoint
ment and removal of .ci , nstables ; appeals from the
Board of Licensers; tax appeals; habeas corpus oases;
and a great number of others, important in their na
ture and difficult in their solution. A written opin
ion, in almost every case, was prepared and filed,
the preparation of which required learning, patience
and time.
The business of the Orphans' Cmirt is equally, if
not more important, and requires more time than
can possibly be devoted to it by Judges with such a
multiplicity of business.
But the greatest amount of business claiming the
attention of the Judges is in the Courts of Oyer and
Terminer and Quarter Sessions. These Courts are
engaged in the trial of criminals, with but a short
vacation, from the first of Ootoher to the' first of
July, every year; and during the past year this
term was extended to the 17th of July The labor
of the President Judge is very onerous. The day
passes in Court and the night is spent in writing
charges for juries. There is no cessation from labor,
no rest for an o :er-taxed brain. During the March
term, 1857, there four hundred and twenty-one eases
on the docket, and three hundred and forty-nine
true bills were found, which were all disposed of.
At the June term there were three hundred and fifty
threo cases on the calendar; on these two hundred
and twenty-one true bills were found. At the October
term there were four hundred and twenty•six cases
on the calendar, and at the December term three
hundred and eleven cases, on which two hundred
and twenty-eight - true bills were found, requiring
as many trials fortheir disposal.
The entire business of the several courts of the
county for the year 1857, may be classified as
follows :
Cases on the Common Pleas Docket 637
Tried and disposed of finally 119
Open, but not put down for trial 515
.
Cases in the Orphan's Court 465
Cases disposed of finally 227
Cases open upon exception 186
Cases in the Oyer and Terminer and .
Quarter Sessions, the whole of which
are disposed of 1511
Total amount of ease. ...... 2613
" " disposed of finally ... 1857
It will be seen from the above statement that but
a fraction over two, , thirds of the cases on the dockets
of the Courts were disposed of during the year, and
that the interests of this county demand the appoint
meat of the Judge asked for. Under the present
arrangement, the dockets of the court will
be
be
come so overloaded with cases that it will be a matter
of imperative necessity that this appointment should
be made.
Supposed Suicide
On last Friday morning a man named White Wel
don came to this city, and put up at the Diamond
House, Kept by Mr. Sheplar. Ile resides in the
town of Washington, where ho has a wife, and some
children by a former wife. Ho came riding a fine,
largo horse, which be endeavored to sell, but without
success. On the day of his arrival he complained of
a severe headache. Ho is a coach maker by trade,
and said to Mr. Sheplar, (with whom he is well so
quainted, as ho usually stops with him when in the
city,) that if ho could obtain employment in Man
chaster, where he had worked once before, ho would
remain in Pittsburgh. On Saturday ho again spoke
of going to Manchester, but said he would not g ,
that day. At seven o'olock on Saturday evening he
retired to bed, and on Sunday morning he was not
to be found. Yesterday morning the following letter
was found in the room which he had occupied :
P,ITTSBURGII, March 27th, ISSS.
Bear Beloved and Affectionate Wife and Children—
I arrived in this place on yesterday, at ten o'clock,
Buffering intensely with the headache, a- d a heavy
heart. I can neither sell my horse nor get employ.
The picture of our future welfare is too dark ; I can
no longer look upon it—l choose death in preference.
If it had not been for you I would have hung myself
last Wednesday night. I had the necessary arrange
ments made and prepared in the stable, and if you
had not to waken, I should now be sleeping the
dreamless sleep of death. Before this letter will
reach you, I will be consigned to a watery grave in
the Monongahela river.
Oh God, if Thou art the sinner's friend, send me
where my first wife dwolleth. If she is at your right
hand in heaven, oh, most meraiful God, permit your
unworthy servant to dwell with her; if she is in
dark despair, send me there. Oh Lord God Al
mighty, if thou t.rt a father to the fatherless, and a
husband to the widow, make bare thine arm and
verify thy promise; take my little family unto thy
care and keeping.
Tell M. B. and Luther that there are no polities in
heaven. Tell Mr. Harter that I doire the M. E.
church to pray for my orphan children Mrs. Teat
ore, can you, oh can you see your grandchildren suffer
for that which belongs to them? I think yon cannot
have always found you a true hear'ed woman. Oh,
lot me die in peace with all mankind. Mrs. Weldon,
you will find my horse at the Diamond House; you
will send for him and keep him for what I owe you.
W. WALDON.
HIVE M REST.
Rest, fur the heart beats wearily, as if the Tyrant's hand
Had chilled the lowing life blood with his stern and ic)
wand.
Rest, for 1- gloom came o'er tue—a sense of coming ill;
No language can describe it, however strong the will.
Rest, it shall soon be given, a weary heart to thee;
And from this gloom and chillness thou soon shall be set
free.
Rest, pure, calm and holy, shall unto thee be given,
And Hod shall send his angels to bear thee up to heaven.
For fear the public may say I watt unhappy on ac
count of my last marriage, I consider it my duty to
say that my present wife did everything to promote
my happiness.
Accompanying this was a note directed to Michael
Rose, who lives in this city, and has known Waldon
for several years. It contained simply a request that
he would ride his. horse to Washington and convey
the above letter to his wife. Waldon is a man of
about forty years of age, and of temperate habits.
It is supposed, from his sudden disappearance, and
the fact that ho has not since been seen or heard of,
that he has carried out his intention of committing
suicide. Ho may possibly make his appearance in
other parts, and any one knowing anything of his
whereabouts will confer a favor on his friends by
sending word to the Mayor's office.
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Court of Quarter Sessions.
Before Hon. Win. B. M'Clure, President Judge,
and Grabriel Adams and John E. Parke, Assooiate
Judges.
Moline; March 29th.
Peter Lehn was bound over to keep the peace, on
oath of his daughter Mary, who declared her father
had threatened to split her head with an axe.
Joseph Purcell, indicted for highway robbery, on
oath of Andrew Maxwell, plead guilty of stealing
the watch of Maxwell, on the morning of the fire in
the Fifth Ward, but that he was drunk when he com-
mitted the offense. The Court thought he was sober
when he sold the watch, and accordingly sentenced
him to three years in the Penitentiary.
The next case was that of the Commonwealth vs.
Hugh Larrison, a mere boy, eherged with assault and
battery with intent to kill. It seems that the boy
bad lost a game chicken, and on consulting a for
tune teller, she informed him he would find it at
M'Cully's glass house. He repaired thither and
charged one of the hands with the theft, when Rich.
and Braxton interfered, and attempted to put Larri
son out. Larrison drew a knife and inflicted a severe
wound on his hand. Verdict, guilty, with a recom
mendation to toe mercy of the Court.
Mrs. Geig was charged by Elizabeth Capps with
malicious mischief. The parties are neighbors, and
Mrs. Cupps declares the defendant wilfully threw
dust on the clothes she had hung out to dry. Found
guilty. Sentence deferred.
Stealing Chickens.—The Mayor had a colored man
Daniel Baptiste before him on Saturday afternoon,
charged with stealing chickens in the Market House.
The excuse he gave, for stealing them was an odd
ono, viz: that he took the chickens with him, while
he went after some change, in order to prevent any
ono from purchasing them during his absence. The
person from whom they were taken refusing to pros.
eoute, Baptiste was lot off with a tine of $3.
Another Thief Caught.—Mr. McDermott, the pro.
victor of the " Lamb Hotel" in tho Fifth Ward,
made information at the Mayor's office yesterday
morning against the notorious Charles Bothwell, for
stealing an overcoat, two hate, eight prinds of beef
steak, and a tin bucket, the property of Mr. McDeri.
mott and hie boarders. Charley was committed to
Jail to answer the charge.
William Mc Williams was committed to jail by
Mayor Stiackratti on Saturlay, charged with stealing
" hit " offancy articles from a pedlar named White,
soma 16,,ya duo.
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Regular Monthly Itlcetiug of Councils.
In SCled Council, Mr. M'Auley in the Chair.
A report from the Committee on ( ity Printing, en
closing a proposal for a compilation of the city cr di,
nanoPs for the sum of $4OO, was read, and a resolu
tion accompanying it referred to the Finance Com•
mitten. In C. 0. action concurred in.
A communication was read from W. H. Williams,
Esq., President of the Board of Trade, enclosing a
letter from Samar r t3azz m, who suggested that an
attorney should be sent to Harrisburg to attend the
informal mooting of t.l3<, i,ivnato to morrow. A rest..
lotion to this ofket was offered, which was lost. A
resolution was passed instructing dm- representatives
to veto against the repeal rf the tonnage tar. In
this action C. C. concurred.
A resolution approving of the proposed not of Aa.
sembly for the purpose of enabling the olty of Pitts
burgh to raise additional revenue, was read three
times and passed. C. C. concurred.
The remainder of the. business in this broach of
Councils was of minor importance.
Council adjourned.
In the Common Council, Mr. M'iielvy in the Asir.
Mr. Hunter presented a petition from the Fair
mount Fire Company, asttin,g. for nn appropriation
to put their apparatus iu good repair. The follow
ing resolution was, offered
Resolved, That the sum-of two hundred aud sev
enty dollars be and is hereoy at to par
chase three hundred feet of hose for the Fairmount
Engine Company.
The petition and imsolution were referred to the
Committee on Fire Engines and Hose. In S. C.
action concurred in.
A petition from citizens ut the Sixth Ward, asking
for the grading and paving of Uuion alley, was re
ferred to the Street C.mmittec. S. C. concurred.
. -
Mr. M'Candlesa presented a petition fur the grading
and paving of Carpent r alley, in the Sixth Ward,
which was similarly referred. S. C. concurred.
gr. Erret presented a petition from certain fArmers,
asking to be protected against taxes imposed on them
in the Market House. Referred to Market Commit.
tea. S. C. concurred.
A report was read from the Mater Committee, con
cerning the application for water pipes on Duquesne
Way, accompanied by a resolution adding $548 to
the water appropriation, to be charged to the contin•
gent fund. The resolution was referred back to the
Water Committee, with instructions to inquire of the
persons wishing to use the pipes whether they will be
willing to incur the expense of laying down the
pipes, and re-imbursiug themselves out of the water
tax assessed on them.
A report was read from the Market Committee,
asking for the repeal of the ordinance passed March
15th, 1858, extending the fees for licenses of vo
hicles to the police. An ordinance repealing the
original ordinan 30 was read three times and passel.
S. C. non-concurred.
Mr. M'Candiess offered a resolution requesting
the Stree'. Committee to report progress at the next
meeting, which was read three times and passed. S.
C. concurred.
The ordinance passed at the last meeting, directing
the City Centrolier to refuse to pay the bill for ordi
nances of 1357 was repealed. S. C concurred.
A communication from the Controller, enclosing
bills f the fitting :up of his office, amounting to
$576,83, was refsrrod to Committee on Claims and
Account& S. C. concurred.
The roport of the Water Committee coming back
from S. C. non•conourred in, and the original rase•
lution passed, Common Council receded from their
original action, and substituted a resolution adding
the revenue from the watsr pipes to tho water appro
priation. S. C. non-conee trod, and appointed Messrs.
Moorhead and Herdwan a Committee of Conference;
Common Council appointed Messrs. Campbell and
Errett. The Conference Committee reported in favor
of adding the revenue specially to appr priation No.
d. A resolution to this effect w_ls adopted, which
was concurred in by C. C.
Council adjourned.
Eicetion of Directors.—An election for officers of
the Manchester Savings Bank, was held on Saturday
last, and resulted in the election of the following
gentlemen :
President—James Anderson.
Directors—John Phillip, Wheeler H. Phelps,
John B. Kennedy, Charles H. Paulson, Jacob Eck
art, Eccles Robinson.
Committed Finally,—Bird, Dalanoy and Casey, the
parties implicated in the highway robbery committed
on Peter Smith, on Friday night, have been finally
committed for trial. William Camplell, also impli
cated in the affair, has also been arrested and com
mitted.
We would invite attention to the sale of Bank and
Bridge Company stocks, and also a small track of
iatd situated near East Birmingham, this evening,
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street,
y P. M. Davis, auctioneer.
Alm Gerson was committed by Alderman Rogers
on a charge of assault and battery with intent to Iti
on Sunday. Ou his way to jtil he made several at.
tempts to escape, but was, after some exertions se
cured and locked up.
the Furniture, ,tc., of the "Barnard House," on
Fourth street, near %Wood. will oc sufti by Mr. Davis,
cue ioheer, curna,encing this morning at 10 o'cluch.
In the District Court, nothing of public impor•
lance was going on yesta day.
First Arrival of Spring Goode at Carnagican's, Al
legheny City.—A very full and elegant stook of cloths,
new style cassimeres and vestings, furnishing goods,
&c., fur men and boys' woltr, are now opened, to which
the attention of cash buyers is invited. Terms being
strictly cash, buyers may rely on toe prices being
6
THE OItEAT POPUL A RITY uF It'STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTED S p eptr,d by th.• eminent physician,
Tr. J. Hostetter, is unbound...l. Daily dues he receive the
voluntary testimoniali of the afflicted, who have been cured
f lung-standing diseases, through the nee of the " tore,"
And d.ily the sale of this medicine is increaling, and xtend.
I:E sphe•a of useful/Ras among anit , ring humanity.
fur removing all not bldroatter from the atomach, regulat
ing the buwas; strengthening the e, tire body, and impart
tug vigor owl tune to ihe w. tire human *stem, it cannot
be equaled. We would recorutueue ad who are afticted
with any of these terrible diseases, to iamitaliately procure
a bottle of tee Bitters, and their i\iizieuta will vanquish like
snow before a scorching ann.
For sale by drugglute and dealers generally, everyahme
and by
.11:-;TETTElt SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
tlic37-1.1 1. - ,S Witter acci IS Front streets.
Fancy it, Plain Furuhure & Cb.airs,
Warerooms, 424 remota street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDUE,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Iu addition to the Furu'ture business, I also devote
attention to UNDERTAKING. hearses and Carriages
furnished. inr2l2:dly—lo
56 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Invite,: the attention of hix cufitoraera and hnyore general
Bought direct from Manufactutors iu Masauchusettu,
Ladles', 'Misses' and Obildrerfo
Alen, Boys and Youth's
Mull, 111.1), nti.l
%,111 V.tifpl In gr. , ,,t vqtlaty
TIME BUYERS
China, Glass and Queensware.
ME 30 INT ISt. - Sr .IFE "Ir ,
uast Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- WHO IS NOW RECEIVING FROM
Europe and Eastern Cities, a choice assortment of
articles in his line comprising new and twiteml shape. of
Pearl White Stone Tea, Dining and Toilet Ware, and the
same in P ain, Gold, Lustre Band and Flowera; Fine White
Vitrified Iron Atone, Table Were, known to be the most dm'
able now in use for Hotels aid Steamboats French China of
new styles, iu Pure White and Gold Band, either in sets or
single pirceer, Richly Gilt and Decorated Toilet. Sete; Belt
tanuia and Plated Castors; German rilver Tea Table 3, onus,
Poop Ladles, etc., plated With silver; fine [lvory Handled
Carving, Te . . and Table Knives and Fora Tea Waiters and
Trays; thalur and fiestraes Table Nat.; Jappared and Dec.
orated Tin Toilet Set
Aldo, a c mplete and full assortment of all articles suits,
ble for the e I IINTRY RETAIL TRADE, a , prices to plea=s
the public, who are respectfuliy invited to examine this
atter.. . mr27:3mdaer
I: 4 KSTANDS.—A large variety for Bale at
WM. G. JONN6TUisi tt 00.'S t
stautttitaWarettou" 67 Woad EL
JOSEPH MEYER,
MANUFACTURER OF
JANES P. TANNER,
ly, to bid large stock r,t-
NEW SPRING GOODS,
lift ,tiA'Jt,,
GAITblitS,
BONNETS,
169 ATB and
FANCY lIAT;±
PA' 11 LEAF
LEG 1 R
PA - AVA
Vw I i
Win) I. FUR U tTB
otk•red to CASH 1111,1 prOtilpt
Urdeta
tolicitQLl and -I , llly ntkotoil and packod
lar27:dtiel --Is
SPRING STOCK JU.7.T OPENED
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT OF
.~ , ~, ~
- -
Z==l
r....e*.as: eo. , :f•ti. AvA t
W. H. WiLLIAMm
r go? P ,
f. R ISAIAIi DIOR VV,
alreILL!!) Rep:+rtei J3sEPli SHOWDS - 1, Superintendent
the Merchants' Exchange.
PITTSBURGH, March 29, 1858.
FLOUR—Th. , market L quite dull today; we have uo
sake from first hands to note. From store the sales aggre
gate about 200 bbls. at $3,60 for superfine, $1 for extra, and
$4,60 fur extra family.
aRA 1N...5al 9 11.5 hush. I:yo fr Lau atom at 67e.; 4000
bush. do. la Alleghaey, on private terms ; 02 bush. Corn
from %hart at 50,3.; 50 bush. ear Corn from first hands at
46e.; .50 bush. do. from stoma at 16c.; 150 bush. Oats from
storo at 30®31c.15 bush.
BEANS—SaIes 15 bush. small white at $1,25 lit bush.
FEED—Sales 2 tons Mill Fzed at 873,4 la 100 ; 5 tons
Shipstulfs at Coe. 100 lbs.
DRY FRUIT...SaIes 20 bush. Pewiles at $3,82;4®3,76 ; 4u
bush. Apples at $1,25 'a bulb.
°KERN FRITH...SaIes 40 bbls. choice Apply at $2,25
bbl.
SEEDS...SaIes 40 bush. Clover at $1,75: 00 Web. du. clean
at $5,25; 10 bush. do. at $5,25; 40 bush Timothy ut $2,60 IA
bash.
POTATOES...SaIes 300 bush. Nealmimocks from store at
60:.; 13 , bosh do. at 60c. L 3 bush.
BUTTER—SaIes 8 bids. roll at 16c., and 6 tilde. packed at
10c. lb.
EGGS ..Salesloo dos. at 10%0. doz.
BACON—Sales 4000 tbs. Shoulders at 30001bs. flume
at 9%C. ? lb.
ASHES...SaIas U casks Caustic Soda as 40.'0 lb.; 4 casks
Soda at 3%; 10 bile. S . ll Soda at 2%; 300 cases Concentrated
Lye at l4c 14 IL.
SALT...SaIes 50 bags at $l,lO t 6 bag.
DRY HIDES...SaIes 75 Dry Flint at 16c , cash.
CHERSE...SaIes 24 boxes W. R. at 9%c. rtA lb. •
MOLASSES...SaIes 25 bids N. 0. at 57lAc. gallon; 7
Ibis. do at 36c.
SUGAR...SaIes 7 lids. fate at - ;A lb.
HAY... Sales 4 loads from the scales at sll®l3 " , e, ton.
WHISKY—SaIes 166 bbls. rectified at 20®21c.; a small
lot cold at 22c. gallon.
Now Yote., March 29.—Cotton; sales. of 2500 baled;
sing steady at 1178 for upland middling. Flour quiet; 16,000
bbla sold. Wheat very dull and heavy. C..rn heavy; a lee
35,000 bush at 673.6@6814 for BouGicro. Pcirk firm; prime
$12,75. Beef shhitly. Lard ,steady at 93iia11%. Bacon
quiet. Talow easily. Whisky advanced jsc.; sales at 22c.
sugar buoyant; holders demandan advance. Freights dull;
on Cotton t, Liverpool 3-16; on Flour to Liverpool Is 9d; on
Grain 53@.50 6d.
CINCINNATI, March- 29.—Flour steady; 2100 bbla told at
$3,60®3,70 for superfine; receipts large. Whisky firm;
1200 bbla cold at 17%. Provisions dull. Bulk Meat de
ciin-d 1 4 and dad, clesing at OA and 7% foz• Shoulders and
• ides. Mess Pork is offered at $16,75, without finding buy
ers, tle_ugh not over 1000 bblo could be bought at this rate.
Nothing was done in Bacon and there is no demand.
Cloverseed is active at $4,75,555; the stock is quite light and
the demand good. Groceries are unchanged. There is a
good business doing in the regular way.
YoRE, March 29 —Evening.—Stocks steady.. Chicago
nd Rack .sland 7534; Cuuilrerland Coal 18, Illinois Central
horde 74; Mich. Southern 22; 3 4; N. Y. Central 87%; Beading
47 1 4; Missouri b'a 82 1 4; Erie 231,,i: Ohio 10314; Indiana
a Sti. Stocks were firmer alter the board.
HARDY & M'GREVV, Steamboat and Gen
eral Agent% Corner et Ant and Ferry streets.
141 V LB q WCATIIER, ETC.—The river was still falling last
night, with but 6 feet water in the channel. The weather
is very pleasant and rather cool, but net too mu: Bo for
e •rn fort. Business is only moderate. Boats are leading for
Ciucivaati, Lotmanle, Pi abmh rive -, tiver,
t I,„uis, Upper Mississippi and New Orleans. In,
f .ct, no .•n- can g arms uory fur a beat to any port. The
number of boats at the whiff has ton gradually diminish
ing until at last there is eopio pros , g,aet of them all getting
ecmo little freight.
The Wenona awl Min netoulca have hauled a'ouud aka
Allegheny, and have laid np. Tho Grand Turk . i 8 at lust
finished, and a very pal' y bust she L.
The lt. F. Sass in in the Allegheny river, loading with rail
road ,run.
The Memphis Appeal says that the steamer Arkansas,
which was sunk a sh rt fine sines, while conveying goy
vrameut troops ro JeLfsts.m Barracks, has again been raised,
rwd hsi g;_ma to the ducks for repair.
TLe Stephen Decatur is on her way to tins port, heavily
loaded with Wtstern produce.
The Alma, Capt. Robins m, will punitively leave for New
firlean4 on Wednesday evening.
Capt. Sheppard's fine packet, South Amerlca, leaves this
c , veutug 'or tit. Louth direct.
Last, Tuo.day, while a drayman was hauling some goods
to the steamer. %V D. Denny, at St Louis, a shot gun
fell off end explo.md, the shot taking effect in the thigh and
ti ad of Capt. Phil Hannan, wounding him severely, but not
dangerously. Davis Moore, the cle k, was wounded ta the
forehead, though not much hurt. and Capt. Jas. M'Cord,
Steamboat lu.pector, was shot iu one of his legs. Capt.
lianuan's wounds will keep him in his room for several
(Jaya.
The steamer Evansville, Capt. Baird, running as a Mem
phis and White river pac.' et, having narrowly escaped the
devouring element a little over a year ago has again become
a victi.a. She took fire in the cotton in the bold, but by
battering down the hatches, and turning steam into the
hold, the Lire was at length extinguished. The tire so weak
ened the guards, however, that while asceuding Whisk)
Shute, one gLard broke eft, precipitating three deck passen
gers into the river, who were drowned.
A very large number of inmher rafts have been passing
passing out of the Allegheny during the mot two
da3s, brund for a market below. Un Sunday we count.
ed a fleet of nine large rafts, all within a compass of half a
mile. From appearances toe lumber market below will be
well supplied.
Steamer Luzerno, Jacobs, Brownsville
Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Telegraph, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Chevolt; Murray, Wheeling.
J. C. Fremont, Stoekdale, New Orleans
Rocket, Brows, Cincinnati.
" Economy, Beltzhoover, Cincinnati.
" Emma Graham, Ayers, Zanesville.
" Judge M'Clure, -, West Newton.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Telegraph, Woodward, Brownsville.
Lozerne, Jacobs, Brownsville.
" Chevoit, Murray, Wheeling.
Saint LOllll3, Dean, Louisville.
" Fort Wayne, Mulford, Now Mamas.
" Aurora, Rhodes, New Orleans.
Fulton City, Brickell, St. Louis.
" Keystone, -, St. Louis.
Et EGULAR PITT S.BURGII AND r INCINNATI PACKET
The elegant side wheel, passenger packet
SUPERIOR—Capt. REDMOND J. GRAOS—WiII
;mice Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, every BATUR.
DAY, at 10 o'clock, A. IL Returning, will leave Cincinnati
every TUESDAY MORNING.
mr23 FLACK, BARNES CO., Agents.
The steamer. EMMA GRAHAM., Capt. Moto
or. AYREB, will loavo fur the above awl a❑
rnterniediato ports Do every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P. AL
For freight or passage apply on boiled. /Ad
OPFRA TINS, ETO
For St. Louie, Keokuk, Burlington, Bus
endue. Rook inland and Davenport.
jag Th e due paaaeager a -- earner AAIZONIA—
capt. 1101Ditsli—Will leave for the above
anu all luternoaliate parte on MuNDAY, the
23 , 1) t.a.ant, at 4 o'clock r.
rut 24 1.1,8011, 1131114E2 3 (JO., Agenta.
rrHE CIifInICAL OLIVE EItASIVE
B. &J. Sawyer, re.
SuAP, manufactured by
rixeives the preference over all oth"r kinds e viz offend fur
family use.
Its advantages over other Soaps are It is et ever
to use, one pound being equal to throe of common rosin
Soap. 21. Hall the time need only be occupied in washing
when this Soap is used in place of other Soap. ad Labor
in washing can be nearly d.spensed witn, as the clothes
will requite little if ally rubbing, thus avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. 4th. Yoiliug the clothes is unnecessary
wh e n this Soap is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally as well as soft. .sth. rrinters, Machinists,.rainters
and others, mid it far superior to oilier Soaps. It speedily re.
moves grease, tar, paint, printers' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the akin soft, and free from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, and the use of
the wash-board, the following directions should be followed:
For the washing of eight or ten of a family, take one
pound of Soup, cut it into shaviags, and dissolve In one
gallon of hot water; put tae clothes into a tub containing
about ten gallons of warm water; pour in the dissolved
Snap, and stir thoroughly. Let them soak twenty CO thirty
minutes, wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seam, or grease
ep to, may require a aught rubbing, but otherwise the
clothes will come out clean and white, without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soaking.
Observe our name on each bar. _
For sale, in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 Woed
street, and at our works, opposite the Bound House, Penn.
el triads avenue. B. U. & J li. SAWYER,
full : No. 47 Wood street.
STARCII.-300 bse. Rochester Pearl Starch
for i olo bv fel 91 FI IiNRY COLLINB.
BUTTER. -6 barrels prima Roll Butter, re
ceived and for sale by JAB.. A. - PET •
mr24 Corner Mtiirket and First streets.
riIIIMOTLIY SEED--10 bhish. Good Timothy
Seed for sale by - ' JAS. A. FETZER,
mr27 - • Corner First and Market sts.
i. CARB. SODA.-150 kegs on hand and
jUP tomb by (ma) IL L BAANESTOOii a 00,
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;(y.3.EPTI SIicAVDEN
Ononittet of Arbitration fer March.
P. R. 1111U - 40T, Vico President,
J •ll' 4 3. GILLESPIE, JOSEPLI IL HUNTER,
AMUEL SGRIVEIt, AUSTIN LOOMIS.
P 1"P HAM MARKET
New York Market.
Cincinnati Market.
New York .Stock Market.
I Eft .NE Vi S.
PORT OF PITTSBURGR
6 FEET 0 INCIIES WAZIE IN IN. CELAWNEL
ARRIVED
STEAAIBOAT6
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati.
ZANESVILLE.
For Marlette and Zaneaville
ST. LOUIS.
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7,7 ,
AM II EM 7EN'ES
PITTSBU - ,q GH THEATRE.
Nildis KIMBERLY I.llatit, A5l, 3fINAGESM2.3
3. G. 11AlsiLEY 9TL2g. MANAGIIn
. . .. . ,
8i..103 WC. Pri: ,c.....
'.,r, large $506
RePond Tior 25c. i',ITPI: - 1 ,,, T, baaalt...... hr-
Third Tier lbc. C.•!.,-...i Box 11.5 c.
Single Beate ill Private Box, $l. 1 Cord liallery 15c.
ALTERATION I;4' TINIL.
DOofs open tat 7 'clock. PerfovnAuc 00111:1A,UCC , at 7
&x otlloe, for sale of Ticket,ol+,,is troul 10 tot o'clock.
SLOONu NIGHT OF MILD: MoMtIION
TUEv+DAY EVVNINti, March ELUL, Ifford, will t a,tfai
till, Popular dlay of
NUOM A
•
Piattionia......7llrm. 31e Methon I Ingoutn.r...Mr. .1. 0. Hanley
.`altars fl rnpfro.
To conclude wish tlo Farce, entitled
OBJEOT OF INT ta It s .
Fanny (with F0ng,).... ....... ......Rosa Cliue
Mr. Primrose Mx. H. A. Weaver
The Beautiful Collection of Pa tttings,
INCLUDING THE EASTERN SLAVE
A MARKET, CLEOPATR 4,, DEATH of I.€ANDER
and tha furlong
01110ABSIAN MODEL OF BEA
Aro now on Fret) Eabibltion at the TONT] NE /100811, go.
93 Third etreet. Call and ee Llwtu.
jyl7 tir.O. o`OHb. r.Oll, Proprittr
JOHN W. AVCAUTEIV ,
BILIL POSTER:
wIL L ATTEND 'I T.IIE POSTINti
and DISTRIBUTIN .t all Itindm of
GILLS 101 t CONCERTSxiluirrtomi,
All communication& either by mail, telegraph, or uttlei •
witto--directed to tilt , orlon of the Morn' eg Poet, wilt rece..
prompt attention ert•7
DAGUERREAN GA LLERI.66
All 3 ROT YP.ES-
A IDAUT/EUL AND DURADLE
WARRANTED, CAN r:EI 'IAD AS LoW
AS AT AN Y ELM!' °LAS .4
IN THE .(10UNTILY,
It. Al. CARGO & CO.,
Photographers and Atnbrotyptsts,
NEW YORK GALLERY,
No. 76 fourth street, and
SUNBEAM GALLERV,
8. W. cur. of Market atruet and Maui:Jul, l'at , dirEgti
PRIC.I3 TO BIIiT ALL. nayl9tf-4
0.0(4E ft 8
N EW D AGU ERMAN. AND AM B ROT V
AND SLDE-LlOlll
t; A i, E RV ,
tiTAREI', N E A ItLY OPPOUTE THE Pt)n-Wittlei
LICTUREI3 taken in all the variona styles, in au
we,,ther, and warranted to pleaee, at reasonabie rates.
Sick or &ceased persona taken nt Chair re.idon:.a.
ap2Olvdaw-ia
VRES" GALLERY OF ART,
NO. 60 MARKET STREET.-PICTURES
taken at this Gallery by a new and improved process,
giving the natural color of the hair, oyes, dress and complex
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have examined
them to be ler superior to any pictures eve. exhibited in this
city. Citizens and stratagem are invited to call auu examine
his large collections of specimens. Ms Gallery being en the
Jocund floor, is easy of access.
N. B.—Pictures of Children 1,3110.1 to coL seconds, at N..
tIO Market attest.
iny27:tfis t.. 1. It'l3li.Et3, Artist.
LIiBti.OTVPHS.
PRICES REDUCED.
U HY CORNER OF 'num) AND MARK LT * ,-, TRItiITL.,
Entrance on Third street.
W.1./Mid and Strangers desiring MiIIitOTYPES, csocuton
W. the highest degree of artistic beauty and perfection, can
be accommodated at short notice by cuffing at
NELSON'S WELL KNOWN GALLERY,
Till RD STREET.
Pricey One Dollar and upward.
pIIOTOGRAPIIY.—Tais ART /LAS BEEN
brought to such perfection that pictures taken by Lie
peocosi have been prJuounced perfect by the ,iciet, tine
wad 1. They can be had in all their beauty and artistic
elegance, at WALL'S rictue.c GALtenit, on Fourth street,
Jues' Building. [ mr27:lw
A tICTION SALES
HOUSEHOLD FUTINITURE AT LAW
RENcEvna,E, AT AuctrioN --On WEDNESDAY
MORNING, March Slat, at 10 o'clock. at the residence of
Mrs. Darlington, near the Omnibus Station, at Lawrence
ville, will tr.i sold, (as she is declining tionsukefping,, Ma
hogany Hair Feat Sofa, Ch 'irs and Rucker Mahogany Side
Beard, side, dining and kitchen Table.; Parlor, Chamber
and Stair Carpets; Hearth Rugs, Mahogani high post one
French Bedsteads Rusk Seat Chairs, Wardrobes. Bureaus
Wa,h and Work Stands, Venetian, Linen and ril Cloih
Blinds, Stair Rods, Fenders, Queensware, Tin Ware Bitch.
an Furniture, Cooking Utensils. etc.
mr29 P. M. DAVIS, Auctione,r.
VARIETY STORE, AT AUCTION.- Un
TUESDAY MORNING, March 30th, et 10 o'clock at
the Con morels' Sales Rooms, No. 04 Filth etroa, will Le
old, the stock of a Variety Store declining business, the us
eortment includes Cloth Nlastillas, Undersieeves, Cheiniz,
Bonnet Crape, ' Laic', Veils, Bonnet Ili bins, a large quan
tity of Artificial flowers, Silk Fringes Bonnet Silks, Be
loges, DeLaines, Swiss Mnslins, white and colo ed Colon
;luxe, Ladies' Kid and Silk Gloves, Laces and Edgings,Trim
i rigs, Battens, Paper Cambrics, etc, etc Sale positive.
mrl9 F. M DAVIS, Auctioneer.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS, AT AUCTION
—On WEDNESDAY MORNLNG , March 3i.t, at 10
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64 blab threat,
will be sold, for account of whom it may o-ncern,
16 boxes Brown's s', Ws, sod ID plug Totacco:
20,000 Germam Cigar:. Sale positive
mr27 la P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
WATCHES, PAINTINGS, &c., AT AU C
TION.—On TUESDAY EVENLNG, March 80th, at
7 o'clock, wit be sold at the Commercial Salta Rooms, No.
Yllth strort in the order of catalogue, a number of guld
and silver open faced and hunting case' putentand detached
lovers and cylinder escapem-nt Wat , hes, Gold Vest and
Guard Chains, with seals d Rays ' fine Paintings, Steel
Engravings, Opera Glasses, Patentßevolvera, Ac., &c.
Sold by order of an tuatara Pawn roger.
The above article a will be open for examination ou Tues
day morning . Catalogues can be had in the °Rico on
Monday. P. M. DAVIS,
mr'27 Autioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
TURE AT AUCTION.—On TUI':oDAIi MORNING,
&larch 80th, at 10 o'clock, at the Barnard lltuse, No. 07
Fourth street, will be sold the entire stock of Household
and Hitahen Furniture of that extensive establishment.
among which are Mahogany Hair sew Chairs, Table,
Bureax, Wachs ands, High and Low Poet Beitteads, Faithe:
Beds and Bedding, Mattrasses, Carpets, Gilt Framo Looking
illaaaes, Window Blinds, Fire Irons, China Glass and Queens.
ware, large sheet Iron Cooking Stove, Furniture Kitchen
lank/ten Utensils, ito. P. M. DAVIS,
mrl7 Auctioneer.
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUOTIOIs..
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 90th, /853, a 73.,
o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street,
will be sold
26 shares 51. & 61. Bank of Pittsburgh.
2, do old stock Allegheny Fridge Company.
20 do Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh
20 shares Citizens' Bank of Pittsburgh,
Lurid P. Al. DAVIS, Aumiionger.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF STOCKS,
AUSTIN LOOMIS ea. CO.,
ST,iCK A NOTE BROKERS, 58 MARKET eTREET.
PHE EXECUTORS OF THE REVER
END CIIARLE4 AVERY, will offer at public sale, at
tti MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, in the city of Pittsburgh,
oil Tau RSDAY, the lath of Apiii proximo, at 8 o'clock, it.
1,1., the following stocks, viz:-
2660 shares of the Capital &cult of the Pittsburgh and Bos
ton MiningCompany,(Cliff Mine,Lake Superior)
1000 do of tee Capital Stook of the National Edining.Co.
C• do Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh.
400 do Allegheny Tank.
42 do Hand Street Bridge Company.
88 do Monongahela do dp. •
188 do Monongahela NaviAttiou Company.
07 do Pltts'gh, Ctn. and Louisville Telegraph Co.
to .lo Allegheny Gas Company
di do Pittsb'gh, Pt. Wayne and 0 dcago Railroad Co.
id.lCend Scrip of ditto, of s''2 40.
20 do Chart/era Valley Railroad Company.
20 do Wilkinsburg and West Newton Plank Road Co.
1 Scholarship Pittsburgh Porn Coilege
STOMAS EL HuWE,
WM M SHINN, Executors.
tur2r - cBw JOSUE' RING,
28 ACRES CHOICE LAND NEAR BIR
MINGHAM, AT allLynrti.—On TrbSDAY EVEP.
ING, March 30th, at 7 . 3 ,-5 o'clock at the Commercial Ssles
Rtorst, No. 54 Filth street, will be sold, twenty-eight acres
01 excellent land, handsomely situated near the Borough or
Esq., Birmingham, adjoining lands of the heirs of: Ormsby
nod McClurg, suitable for tiountry seats and gardening pur
poses. Persons wishing ,o view the property, will call en
Faulkner Davis, on the premises. Te - ms—one•thlrd cash,
re..idue in one and two years with interest
dumb Y. 11. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPOT,
No. 42 Fifth street, Eicar Wood.
SEINE AN & KEY .RAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN FINE
GOLD AND .SILVER
IXATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOO I , S 0
IVATCHMAKERS , TOOLS
WATCH MATERIAL,
AT EASTERN! PRICES.
DOTASIL-10 maks on band and for ago
We E. II OARSOBI= is 00.
3 441'4 .1
t : E' '
:!meter t ,v 4,11
'WALL'S, K uit.l4 rsist,t.
M"i"ihLLANEI - .) t.fB.
SPRDIG AND SUMNER
DRY GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST RE
.... TURNED from New York Aud Philadelphia, feels
, vaildent that Ito ran OFFER INDUCIEHENTS TO PUB.
CHASERS, EOTH IN STYLES, QUALITY AND PRIORS,
uNSiIIiPASPED lii ANY HOUSE WEST OF THE ,NIOUN.
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MOH FANCY DRESS SLLKS,
RICH BL&ijK BA.YADERE
DRESS SILKS,
BICH BLACK SILK ROBES,
" PLAIN BLACK BILKS,
" PRINTED BERAGES,
ORGANDIE LAWNS,
" " " BORES
AlBo—Ohallies, Cropo De &woes,
Leiwns,
SHAWLS AND MANTLES.
BROOHE BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
PRINTED BORDERED
STELLA SHAWLS,
Of every Style, Color and Quality,
varying in priced from Two to
Fifteen Donau.
FRENCH LACE AND
(MANTILLA MANTLES,
From Three to Thirty Dollars.
N tIEDLE WORK
HANDSOME SEW
COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
VERY RICH REAL
FRENCH WORK COLLARS,
EM BROIDERED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS,
JAW:INET AND SWISS -
EDGINGS, INSERTINGS,
AND FLOUNCINqs,
WHITE GOODS.
PIQUET CLOTH,
FOR BASQUES, COLLARS
AND SLEEVES,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BRILLIANTS,
AC 0 NETTS, NAINSOOKS,
MULLS, SWISS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, &m.,
PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED
AND FIGURED.
HOSIERY
A FULL AND COMPLETE AS,.
SORTMENT
MOURNING GOODS
OF EVERY DLSORIPTION.
GOODS FOR BOYS' WEAR.
Snick, Bine, Green, Drab and Olive
CLOTHS. •
Black, Blue, Green, Drab and Olive
CASH MEHETTS.
Plaid, Plain and Striped
OASSIMERES
TWEEDS, MERINO,
N.A NKINE'ETS, OASSIMERLS.
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Linen and Cotton Pant Stuffs, 4c.,
DOMESTICS.
'HS LATOAST STOCK IN ;fill?,
n any of the above Goods were bought of
MANUA OTURERSAND JOBBERS,
Awl at ttio
LARGE AUCTIONS, 'FOR cis%
WE, ARE ENABLED TO SELL THESI
AT PRICES
THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Cali and Examine oar Stock, be-
fore Purchasing Elsewhere.
C, HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love Brothers, and Young,
Stevenson & Love,
SIGN OF mg ORIGINAL BEE-11 IVE
No. -74.. Market Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa*
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DR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
is REQUIRED TO CURE. ANY ONE
troubled with Liver Oomph:data, unless the moat drat.
perate of caste, when the world bottle will, with scarce •
single failure, restore the patient to health and vigor. We
wish to call the attenton of all to these facts, that the In
vigorator la compounded bye ph, olden who has used it to
his practice for the past twenty years with a snows& almost
credulous, and that It is entirely vegetable, Meg composed
wholly of gems.
Some idea of the strength of these gnats may be farmed
whet' it is known one bottle of the Invigorator contains as
much atrength es one hundred dozes of Calomel without an y
of its deleterious effects.
We know there is nothing now before the American pub•
Ho, prepared with such skill by a scientific man, particularly
for diaeasee of the Liver ; as Dr. hanford's Invigorator, or
Liver Remedy , it has attalued a reputation eseond to no
other article in the world, simply became It rest on ice owu
merit. To convince all by trial that it to all its proprietors
claim it to be, If any of our readers are suffering from iamb
diseases as are described in Dr. eanford's advertisement, *0
know of know remedy that will so surely cure them as the
.Invigorator.
The Invigorator cures Sick licadache. 'rake one or ie.e
teaspaonfuls at each attack and It will soon d.ft.appear. For
an over:muted when food rises or sours, take the
Invigorator after . . ;t will no; prove die eeable
or oppressive. Fr r i• IrOuro, Palpitation, or Ditcult
Breathing, take a tee,t oauiuloci Ia or twice daily. For Loiss
of Appetite, Lang L;stle,ine;,, the medicine is invaln•
able. It will rest , Dre the :vile rito and make the food digest
well. Nightmaro, tek, o sex •r6onful on retiring, and the
demons of dream-land win all be fairies. After eating a
hearty dinner, tato o or invigorator and it will relieve
all oppression or ion tl. , IRV] ger.tor is a Liver Heine
dy of unequaled virtue, act 0,,, ,, directly on that organ, cur
ing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Willow Attacks, Dysentery, Piles,
Worms, and all Female Obstructions , for which it has nu
equal.
•• ROBES
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We know there is uothing uirar before the American pub.
he prepared with - such skill by a scientific man, particulor
ly for diseases of the Liver, aD r. Ssnford's Invigorator, ur
Liver Remedy. It has attalnea a reputation second to bu
other article in the war d, simply became it rests on ire own
merit. To convince all by trial that it i.e all its proprietors
claim it to be, if any of car readers are suffering from iimd,
diseases as are described in Dr. Pantoril's advertisement, .• ••
know of no remedy that will so surely cure theta as th •
nvigorator.
" ROBES,
There has lately &a -al hrtsUght oar uuCten a mediatew
that seems to ries:was wonderful, curative and healing pro
perties hr diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Di
gam.. It came to ne with so many testimonials in its favor
that we have noted its effects in some of the worst CaSea of
contduruil dibility, caned by derange.l liver, and In every
instance the effect wee to relieve or give a permanent cure,
Dr. &mienßs Invigorator, or Liver Remedy is what we re
fer to. We always have Nen credulous about cams by pat
ent medicines, but we are conlanced that DILI meaitine, for
fatally use, is not overrated by the host of recommendath.Li
it has. Our advice is, for all troubled with Indigestion, .
bihty or Bowel Compliiint, to get a bottle and try it; our
word for It, relief will. Le experienced.
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I.llssElned to TILE ItivAims who use Dr. Eauford'e Invigor•
ator, for it will nlievs thorn of their pains as Boon as It is
taken into their stomach. Pain. and misery cannot exist
whore the Invigorator ii need, fur it will as sorely drive them
tiway, as daylight will banish darkness, of this there con b
no doubt to th ec Who try It, fer it carries conviction with
every dose taken. Another evidence is the thousands of
certificates from those who nee it or have been cured by it,
Try one bottle, is it dote not benefit, then we are mistaken.
Pattn CMI noLLis PER BOMB.
133/40111; a Ga Proprietors, 345, BroaciWay, New York
)ror solo by G 1 KEYSER, 110 v:' ,A street, Pittsburgh"
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mit. KENNEDY ; oi liumburv, hag disous -
(.1-M in Gila Gl' on: common paatuti'a wz2.1.11 a rana:a 0
that, eur.a
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116 Leo tried It in over eleven hundred ca.iee, and goy.
taiiad ezcopt in two canes, (both thunder humor.) He hvia
now iu hie riceikuesion over one hundred aertlfleatoa of its
value, ail within twenty miles ut
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Two bottles are warranted to cure a nurz.hig sore month.
One to three bottles will care the wont kind of Pimples
on the face.
Two or tbre r.ottlad will cleat the asetclu of biles.
Two bottled are warranted to curotht worst canker in the
moutilor eta I,,t:."t'•
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Three tottotottlee aro werroal'aPzt , woe. , Yok.
of Erysinelaa. _ •
One to two bottles ure warr4qted - tO owe all humoriejka
eyes.
' Two bottleo aro warranted to care running of the ears and
blotches among tho hair.
Four to nix bottled' aro warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
Ono' Natio will wira acedy eruption cf tho shin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worstkind
ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the moat des
perate case of rhenme Oars,
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure salt-Itheum.
El7O to eight bottled will cure the worst cane of scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the drat bottle, and
a perlect cure is warranted when the above quantity is taken.
Ii3O.XBUB.Y, MASS
Dasa hiscs.L. —The reputation of zho Medical Discovery,
in curing all kind of humors. ' is so well established by the
unanimous voice of all who have over used it, that I need
not say anything on the sabject, as the most akilfal physi
cians and the moat careful Druggists in the country are tin.
aninioac in its praise.
LI presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, I do
it with a full knowledge of the curative power. in relieving
all, and curing must of those diseases in which you are nn
fortunately so liable. That most excruciating disease to en
affectionate mother, •
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cared as if by a miracle; your own temper is restored..
Its natural sweetueca, and your babe from short and fretted
naps to calm and sweet slumbers ; and the idecibxd Discare
ry becomes a fountain of blessing to your husband and
household.
In the more advanced atugea of
CANKER
It cznaols to the stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
vadat Is nothing; but cankcr of ti:a 3torn h ; than to Um
Intaatint-s and
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creatlug a alnknig, gone feeling, and au lodirtotoncea even
tht cares of your farnll).
Your stomach
RAW AND INFLAIIED,
your food distresses you, and you can only take certain
kinds, and even of that your system does not get half the
nourishment it contains as the scrimouous fluid of the canker
eats it up• then your complexion lodes 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 Di.covery is peculiarly
adapted to
CURE;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the
spine and small of the back, pain of the h 1p joint when you
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and also, that most excru
ciating of diseases, the
Flow many thousands of poor women aro suffering from
this disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next
door neighbor (low not know the cause. .1 wish to impress
no your mind that good old proverb, "An ounce of preven
tion is betterthan a pound of cure." In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
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you have both the proventativo and the cure, with this groat
and good qunlity, tint it will never, under any circumstances;
do you any injury.
Ns change of diet 07C`l tzt the 1,6,31 ,yon can get
and enough of it.
DmKandy: Foe vex—Addle ono table spoonful per day—
Children over teayetkeadeaaort spoonful—Children from live
to eight years, to spoonful. Al no directions can be appli•
cable; to all constitutions, take and to operate on the
bowls twice a day. Years trul
DONALD KENNEDY.
Price $l,OO per bottle. Yee by
Dr. H. ..7,ZY8.131i,
sapielewNr ) 110 Weed stre,t, Pittsburgh.
B OWMAN 'S
• V ECi eV fli.E (JONI POl3 :,11
Will rim
detrte.e‘,
inflammation of the . langs,
Croup,
ilearkienes,,
Bleeding of the Lnr.g.A,
(kmeumption
For !ale by
And
felo:dar.w
I F YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDEP.,EALL7AT OILESTEIVS •
A billEtult_e+,9ortniont of
ua Ivili •I al.
Sy` Wt,:+tudy I-) PL.,
StiOOTENG .GALLERY,
TliV, COPPER . AND SHEET INN -WARE,
DE AT E , P, IN
House Furniture, Hardware,
NO. IGO 1,113:..P.TY STREVT, PITTSBURGH, PA,
Keeps constantly on hand, ti large a°sortment
or Tlu Ware, Copper 'Kettles, etc., cf good quadlY, at very
low prices. Country merchants are invited to call
All Job Work, Iloofloj, etc., will be promptly at
tended to.
••. ESIIANNOCK POTATOES;:-25 sacks
received and for sale, by
mr2o lIENRY IL COLLINS.
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eIIESTEWS GOTHIC HALL,
.r7ocd stIoN.2 irld Diamond all.f.
mclo
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