APPOINTMENT EXTENDED TO JUNE FIRST. DRS. C. M. FITCH 4• J. W. SYKES, remala at Clair Office, OPPOSITE ST. GLAIR 110 TEL, PETTSBUIWEI Fn TILL .TUNE FLU ST, A4d may be i3ouselte,d daily, (except Sundays) for CONSLIMI'I ASTUMA, BItUNOLIITIS awl ALL IIIZONIO COMPLANTA romplicate.d wilb, or causing pulmonary diseaso, Including Catarrh, heart Disease, Affections cf the Liver Dppeptia, Gastritis, Female Complaints, ,j.e. L t ui , !:Ten wont I state :hat their hestu,eut c, , ramaiption to Lased upon lba r,ict th.it Ihr raiit4 ,rUt 1n!...1 and sy,tem t.• lure and durin 1 its clepsoprn,ll to Vie tongs, and they there Lira employ Itloctlitu• li,glt.nic and Medical remedied to purify the blood and stivilugthou the system. ll'ith thew, they 11,30 MEDICAL IN HALATION, %adds they value litghly, but only cc Failid [veer, which need alone have It, Curative ctfacts, and Iriva• lids are earnestly cautioned against wanting the precious time of curability ou any trvattuelit based upon the plausi ble, but falee idea that the Batt of the disease cla 1 o reschad to a direct meaner by IntazdaziJn Akir No ,harge fer c inul U.tt . n Alba of ilnenllzihs will 1,3 ti,6t i lie by 161tei LEAP L hi. i•1Tu11 1 J. W. If.+l 61404, Pittaburgh, WILL iCOLi SIJITER?-I.aid the trEttialony a Dr. U. Y LL,..NSRD, Drugglkit, fea,yGtte 0. El., Ala., Jaan ary 15, Lear Sir--" llotblauti's Gorman Bitters hare dune W(Al , li•iii la this section. A youth, a eau vi tl. M. Ilubbert, of this county, bad been fur seNeral mouths under the eaxo of our best ITactitioners without relief, and tlw caao rep..rtetl doubtful, and the young man although scarcely able En get about, commenced with the Bittern. He found so ro ur h re lief from the first bottle, ha cutiliaued to take, uutil a c.a.a. E•leto cure was effected. Ile Is perfectly eel' La, btout." Ecv advertisement. cslo 1:y FLEMING BROS. and Pr. G 139. N. iIkYBZII, ap9.ltwdaw FAtaimro NOTIO E.—TILE &PUCK LIOLDERS OF 'fill: llsr-Y MOUNTAIN HEALTH INSTITUTE, ate hereby Lao tin d, that an riatosaimout of .rriro DOLLS.RS PER autur. on cach:Shara of the Capital Stock of maid Cotup.my, payable ou the 20th inst., at thußaukiug Routh, of Kramer A. Ruffin, in the city of Pit'abargh. By oralur of Lila Dourd, ap7:2w - JOHN OKA Tr,a4uror. IIUSINESS AIRN'B DAILY UNION PRAY ER AINITVINU, ut LAFAYErIsk: entreat, truiu,l2 to L o'clock, 14ily—cutuaneuciug FRIDAY, April 9ih. and oo..atiutainit, until further notico. Leqll.loll will con. duet the tueetlnga, but Clergyaou are rarce•taly roincetetl to ho Prolcut and tike part in the extra:a:a. Conic ha for !Ivo minutes, if you cauuot tumuli' longer. apq:u . _ BI_TSI NE SS CARbS Wu. ILLZII, Philo CW. ktics.orl Pittnb MILLER Sr. ItlicaursoN, WHOLESALE GROCEItS, AND IMPORTERS UN BRANDIES, WINES AND SECIARS Nod. ',l'd' anti 443, Ouraer of Ltbs - rty anti Irwlks Streets, AND 1301,11 AUENT:i ltlt Swevitrer's City Gietss PITTSBURGH, PA. L 1 ON, NAILq,CoPrON YARN, hc., &c., CONSTANTLY ON ILIAD PITTSRURtaI STEEL 'WORKS. JONEB TNO. L. BOYD WM. MeOULLOUCILI JONES, BOYD 'V CO. IILINCit'ACTULAIIS 0 d' It T STEEL. ALSO, SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, SPRINGS AND AXLES. carlior Rosa and First Street., ,, iY 2 b PITTSBURGH, PA 15A10 J 03412. D. H. ROGERS & CO., mazuncvunurts OP athaitS' IMPROVED PATENT STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH, CORNER 11,088 AND FIRST STREETS, PPTTRIIIIRCiII. PA JAMES A. FETZER, Forwarding , and Commission Merchant, FOR TUN BETS OP Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, 8001.1 d, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, E./water or Allarket autl 'area acreeta. PIPPSBIittGII, PA. ftßlza &acid O. Bell 3y, Ed:, soAtti, Sr., . Cathbt. : rt k Sou, I , lttdi,n.4l; 'Boyd A Ott, itaist..ll et w.arlugtorl, B. Bn,dy, Oleo. M. A M. Byuk. Lint A: Rowell, Altittgle A. Co, Georgb Sr Ancibre...u, 1.),.)Lit0. PentonCo. W heal u H RDWA ANWEL FAUNESTOCK, No. 74 WOOD k. 3 atrout, Pittsburgh, has on hand a largo STOCK OF lIARDWAR.E, Which ho will soli very low for GABEL Iu addition to his Looks, 111nges, Knives and Forks, and Spoons, and a large ass,orturetat of 3arpoutor's Tools, i e has rooolval a largo dop• fly 01 Eansago Cotters and Stiff:fore ;iliovuls, Tongues and Pokers ; eleigh Bulls, and Enameled i'resc.rvizrpc clllo Ollce of Sealer or Weights and Measures. /VHF: OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED, JL SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASDRES, May be fonntl henceforth, in Cherry alloy, betaena Thh.l uud Fourth streets, where ordure may Le Left. nal3:t.f CHARLES BARNEEr. WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO,, WHOLESALE AND LETAIL Is I C i f t, ITOR IVIERCEIANTS, NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY, Near Viroed ctrcat, PITTSBURGH, PA. mi t - - II trays on band, Blackberry, Cherry, and Ouguae Ist - audios, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whialty, of the Is hoot dalflydelt BAfiILEV, COS tiitAVE Sc CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 1$ and 20 Wood Street, W.M. H. SIHTH Will. 11. SMITH & CO., WHOLESALE GEAKERS, 118 Second & 147 First sts., PICIPPSBURGEE. PA. J. 1). HOUSEMAN, (LATE OF HOUSEMAN d; SMITH,) COMMISSION AND PORWAttDING MERCHANTS, No. 9 N. Second Street, apS . 3m ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. 13.081 ET J.IIIIEB E. BiMAXIM; 190 OREM DALZELL & CO., Wholesale 2.11, aro2ors, Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Malan in Produca and Pittabctrgh Alanufacturea, No. 2&1 Ltlnrty straet. Pittsburgh. Pa. arnfe.i. MOORH D Sl• CO., MANUFACTURER OF American, Hain &, Corrugated, GALVANIZED SIIEET IRON, For Hauling. Cluttering, :Spouting, 6ne. AGENFS FOR WOOD'S PATENT To Peamens.—Wo n.. 11 the attention of farmers and per- IMITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON. sous residing in the country to the adverlisement of Linan's re/ tilizer, in another column, sold by William T. Puwell, Warehouse, Aio. 130 First otreet, ru. 07 First street. The article is of great benefit to pact' mr2ti:ly is PITTSBURUH, PA. lands and for making is rich soil more productive. It has been used by many fanners in the viciulty of Philadelphia with great aurcaaa. BLACILNIORIE Sr. DAVITT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, Produce ST. Commission Merchants, DEALERS IN BOAT STORES AND PITTSBUROU MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, No. 10 Smithfield street, CRPOEITE MON6:I(II.E.IA Lioude, PITTSBURGH, PA. WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTEN TION to our citack of tbo following attlcles : Manilla Ropes of all sizes and lengths. Rest Navy Oakum. Tar and Pitch. Finest qualities 01 Coffee's, Teas, and &- gars, Bpices of every deicription. Best brands of Family itionc—tOgother with every deecription of articles for family tine and boat stores. (upl) Itta'li MORE & DAVITT. Seed Potatoes. GENUINE ROUGH PURPLE CHILI POTATORI3.—This Potato bus the reputation of be fog the most productive, and the ben table Potato of all the new varieties in use. The subscriber having cultivated them largely for four years has never known them to rot, either in the ground or iu store. A. limited number of buehekcan be had at a moderate price, by applying to YLEMINti BROS., unr2l:Benlaw] No. '24 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. KETCHUPS.- :'.A) dozen quart Tomato Retchupc 30 du pint do do 15 du do Walnut do 15 do du Mushroom do 47uat reed and for gale by ILEYMNit & AN I )ViR 81)N, , No. 8 Wool almost, spa Oppsita the et. Chirluo Hotel No. 191 Ponta °treat, PITTSBURGH Ju.S. It. 11UNTEll LOCAL AFFAIRS. —,,...-- Eicirotcido at Port Perry. . On Tasaday morning, a man named Frederick Maser, a resident of Port Perry, appeared before Mayor Weaver, and made Information against John King, Isaac Anderson, Frank Jefferson Grady, Washington Lewis, Michael Hur le) and others, charging them with riot, assault and battcry, and homicide. The circninstancea of the rffair are about Rd fuildlVS: On Monday evening, the 61h lust , this party was i‘i.aembled at his beer house, when they became noisy, and he told them they could have no more beer, whereupon they left the Louse; but they soon afterwards returned and c‘An !neared an attack on the house with stones, bricks and other missiles, breaking the windows. A man named Dennis N.ad, who was is the house, went outside, but was iwil,,WA.oy knocked down. A young llerinirti, named Atigut Tilinaon, who boar Jed iu NRRoI house, went eat ho was airsick with a brick and knocked d,non Aft, abmit t-u fifteen minutes he return. d to lb, hoes blood streaming over his face find a wound Oil his Lead. Tho wound was LiftSticßl and he Wdut to teed: lr Bowe ,Itsy3 complained very touch of his head until Mai Tuesday mot lug, when he died Nu 013 Rician was called lit during his !L./ plactirtatlo, Mayt.r W. tiro; dcttittwatod ~thc re Piatt . t.F.ol.2,Wl•l7 11..,th to Foil Perry, with ntitrtt,:tions in arreet nod in toe inet e adetion, They ar rived Itier.t l,.ut vie au t,', k, and, after i..otrie, ittikatcy, towcoc,le.l to et reiitinef John iO, and :ilichitat Harley. They were p'aned the beet and brought t,i the city. it was a - certain:A the F rank Dawson had start- - el down the river ro pilot on a ;cal bent, and yesterday - , morning cflii:ers Hague and Moon went to the river to Intercept the beat. They found biro on b,iatel of a beat belonging to Mr. 'Wend, jut about leaving the r ivy. The hands on the boat atteetup.id to shove oft when Hwy saw the officurf, but on being in fo•rned that if they tried to protect him they c old be at tested as accessories after the fact, they ulle.wed the officers tu go atoerd the boat and take their prisoner. The Ander_ eon, who had 0. , 00 to his home 1p ealtaalrg, area arrei,tcd last night and Pr - ought to the city. The Coroner bad called an inquest and made en examinte tion of the beefy of the deceased, when the jury retained a verdict of "died from natural causes." The man had beep sick for a few d previous to the affray, and was just re covering, and the wound e n Ilk forehead ee: m but little morn time, a rerateh After this verdict had been given, the Coroner Ilbeel tained some additlenal facts which convinced hint that the case wee a derLata one, suet for Dr. W. J. Lyuu, whose tedilutony, ad given before the Map,r, will be found below. The prisoutne ura 16E11116 aged moo, I/104 of them Dalt puts, with familita. A prelminary examination was before the Mayor yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, Leh the tesUmony which follows was aitilmed Dr. IV: J. Lyon of irmed—Last ovening : after dark, I WWI culled on by the Coroner to appear at the LOIN, of Fre.le:i.k Nuser; he wished me to ettatllltat the body of Tilmartn; he said the jury had taken action. I 'unloved the ecalp and found a wound through the integuments two kcLies lone, nearly diagonal, dark on its edges, and much ...wol'en; tit sum:l of the wound was very offensive. Removed the skull over the incision, and passed in a probe; found the suture knocked apart; sawed out a triangular piece of the skull, end Maud it fractured; gangrene had taken place, and the discharge, upon removing the piece of skull, was very vibu oive; I found no ether marks upon the num. There were two incisions on the frontal bone, which might have been made with the corner of a brick; in my opinion the wound was the cense of his death, trom the fact that rnedic.ll assist ance had not been riled in; the man's life inlaid have b.., ti towed by trepanning. The wound was on the left side of the forehead, nearly on the top of the head, near the posterior of the anterior lobe of the brain. I taw the decnsed in my professional capacity on the 20th and 30ta of March. Ile had en attack of cramp colic. Frederick Naser, tworn—Livo in Port Perry; am a baker by profession; keep a beer boll; know August Tilmano; boarded at my house when this occurrence took pla.e, and tui to the limo of his death. On Easter Monday, sth teweral persons b night bear in the morning and afternoon ; after supper they came - back and drank more hoer; they be haved themselves till half past seven o'c tick, when from appearances ho thought th-rp would ba a fight; told them I did not want a light. 'lbis party left, and afterwards three or four others earns in and wanted beer. [Limo the witness pointed out Jahn King Michael 11 - tidy, Washington Lewis and Jefferson Orally, as bAug of the party.] lle told them he had uo more beer; they went out and tie shut the door; wh'n outside they began to swear, and witheas woe I afraid they would tear the !tense down; be Allut for help, and took a candle, went out and asked them what they wanted; they replied they wanted uothivg; he, went into the houge, when they commenced throwing stones, bricks, he., breaking the windows. Witness had difficulty in get ting his wife and children out. Dennis Niel, who went out to see what they wanted, was knocked down; Wiliam wen out to help him, when lee was also knocked down Witness did not see him until about a quarter of unborn' afterwards, when he Caine in agate, covered with blood and a bolo in Us forehead; Tilmanu told him ha had been knocked down by some of the party; the wound was washed. Next day he complained of his head; was In bed part of the day; on Wednesday he was in bed about half the day,still complain. tug very netr2h of his bead; he continued to complain until last Sunday, when witness went for Dy.flore who could not cute, as his arm was hr -ken Tilmsun died about ei,ta o'clock on Tuesday morning. C/o.;:-Examined.—King was in the honsa about 9 o'clock 011 the evening in genetical ; he had nut been in the house that day before; ho Was there a little more than an hour. A butcher came in with King, named John Repo:ion, and went out with him. iiiog cattle In a little in front of Ray neon. Do not know whether any of the others mentioned wont out with King. Don't know whether Jefferson Grady Was in the house that night or not. The party asked him for beer; he told them he had none; they were Mincing Without music, Was not in the room all the time; had an other mail to tend bar fur me. John King went out With Washington Lewis between nine and ten o'clock. It was about fifteen minutes aftewards when the stones wore thrown. Dennis (YAW, score —Was at Namer's tionso after sup per. John l.iug and several others were there, singing. Saw the party come in and ask fur beer. I went home about half past eight ; had been at home about five minutes when Nailer sent for rue to help him. Went back to the house; saw King throw stones Went into the house the back way, took a candle, went ont the door, Paw King, Hur ley, Lewis, Jeliersou, Brady, 414 three or four more outside. Was talking to Hurley, when some one struck me and knocked me d^wn. The dead man wad 13E4.4* on the side of the baud with a brick ; afterwards he seemed to be cri4.y. Did not see Dawson there. UrosE-c.ranzined—lt was a dark night; saw John throwing stones; was about ten feet from him, Thinks timer was neither sober or drunk that evening. r Keller, swami—Am a carpenter; was in Nii4si's beau, that night; was 'tending bar for him; John King, Jeff. Brady, Lewis, If urley, Isaac Anderson and others Wine in and asked for beer. Saw nothing wrong till after night. Nasur sold he had no more beer, and the party went tut Was not outside the house. Stones were thrown in. Did not ateTilinanti go out. The party were not iu the house Ion; they were quiet and peaceable. John Ragman, sworn—l um a butcher; lice on Turtle creek, Wilkins township. On Monday evening at 7 o'clock went to Naser's; John King and several others were there; went out to see a man in the town; came back; met Grady, Lewis, King and Anderson. Jett Grady pulled off his coat and struck witress; went into Naser's coal shed; heard the glasses breaking; went Into the house, when deceased asked him far a pistol ; said he would shoot some of thorn ; kiwi Nailer was tight; saw stonet thrown into the house; Nailer, Fred Keller and Tihmann were iu the house. Oros:. exurnin d— Was going home whet, I WOO struck; TB mann was drunk; it was attar ho was struck that Tikaatill was asking for a pistol. Francis Beilzer, sworn— Went to Nasei's iu the evening, to get sums money due um. Was theme till eight u'ekck; wont home to Raymou's wagon; know nothing of what occurred there. Auyerel Plicr, ::warn — Am a shoemaker; work in Port Perry; was at Nascr's uu Monday eveuing; saw the pasty in the house ; when they could get nu more her they went out; John King wont out first; Naeer locked thudoor ; they tried to open the door; heard theta swearing outside; knew Wee by their voices. Wont out; saw John ICiug throwing etc use; was afraid I would get " licked," and went lit again; saw them all outside of the house. bid nut see struck; saw hint come in (es - crud with blood. While in the remit I was struck with a brick iu the aria, which was sore fur several days afterward. At the request of the prisonerg, their counsel asked that the case be pcetpoued for further hearing until this af:er nuou at three o'clock, which was comp'iod with, and the prisoners were remauded fur further hearing at that time. TEA STORE.—Mr. Juhu Alllift,c79 has just received a large let of teal of the fittest flisur. Having Leen ninny years to the tirdness, Mr. Andrews fully understands the wauta of the tea drinking community. He can supply teas either wholesale or retail at the most reasonable prices. Persons wishing, to get samples of tra can be accommodated by giving him a cell. His store in uu Fifth street, 4 ppoaite A. A. Mason & Vivo him a cal. ALLEauENY larEatay SOCIF.TI.—ThId old established lit erary institution held its regular semi-monthly meeting on Tuesday evening, and the exercises were marked with wore than usual Interest. The election (or sAlleera was held, and resulted in tho following excellent choice: President, Mies Letitia Gazzatn ; Vice President, Miss LIMA Faulkuor ; retary, Mr. It. Wutlituau ; Csrrevending 'Secretary, W. FL Moody; Treasurer, Miss Jenny Alexander. AsSAULT.—John &OM made information yesterday before Mayor Weaver against a hand on board the steamer Amer icus" for assault a- d battery. Smith asafirts that he went t. the boat to collect some money owed him by the defend ant, when he struck him ou the head, causing a frightfil wound and a liberal effusion of blood. smith waa edited at the time; he lima in Marietta. He had not been arrelted last evening. MEOTIANiCEe SAViNGS BAN 4 —The Directors of tho Me chf,nics' Savings Bank of Allegnony mot on Tuesday and elected the, following. Board of Directors:—H. S. Fleming, A Hobson, H. H. Davis, 2, 11. Geyer, T. 11. Nevin, L. MIL:- Lush, A. Heineman. PAZDvN.—Rush Morgan, who was sent to the Peuitentied'Y four months since for larceny, bus been pardoned by Gcrv. Pact:ter. His time would bald expo(' in June, as his sen tence was only ler six mouths. He was, we believe, in bad health. MAYOR'S OFFICL—The homicide cue monopolized the at tention of every one at the Alayor'e office yesterday. In the morning Ave common eases—one paid his fine, and the rest were sent to j ail. EXPLOMION.—The boiler head in Bl'lleown'a saw mill, on Wayne street, near the river, was blown out yesterday morning. It shattered thi building a good deal, but fortu nately no one was injured by the occurrence. A DETACEIBLENT of United States troops, from Carlisle Bar r-tag, will pass through this city to day, on their way to Utah. 041SAGEIt1e8 I:4MM DDPARMIENT.--Canag ha u, Allegheny city, who hen hid the foundation of a heavy trade to Ready blade Clothing, appears to be no lens successful la his custom department. To thin branch he pays special attention, by . geeplpg on hand the latest styles of fine ploce goods for both apn'a and boys' wear, and having his cutting executed with great taste m 0 4411. ge furnish( s a good article at a rea sonable price, by keeping a fine grads of geode, and Benne for cash. Buyers will do well to examfue tels stock I.nd prices. • Fear, Aounamm—On Wednesday morning, Coroner Alex. wader was called upon to held ail„, inquest on the body of a min which had been found early in the morning, in the y ird of the Merchants' Hotel, at the corner of Second and 8 Ilithdeld etrests. A jury was eoon found, and the old. d Inca showed that the deceased called on the night clerk of t .e !loess at about eleven o'clock on Tuesday night, and ra• vested him to give him a c andle, as he wished to go into the yard. The man in attendance furnished tam with a c indle and returned to his duties; he staters that he did not see the man return to the house that night, but on visiting the yard at four o'clock in the morning, he found him lying at the foot of O tight of stone s'eps leading to the cellar; life was qui:e extiact. lie was found lying on his face; no hours were dislocated or broken, cud from his position It watl .upp.,s,d that in a fit of ilitexicr.tiou he had fallen down stairs, and being unable to change his position, died froto Hlllrocntiun. The verdict of the Jury was in accordance with the facts. Tlio name of the unfortunate young man was John tI. Klein. Ho was an Irishman, a clerk by eccu potion, and unmarried. He was much addicted to drinking, and was very much intoxicated when ha entered the ho As he was ev dray destitute of means, some few of his gen. crone ce.untryinen bore the expenses of his interment. TIMATIZE.—Mr. ffackatt appeared last owning in hie inirni table cfiaractor of Sir John Falitaff in "King Henry IT,' to a good house. Bt) appears to-night as Mons:Qin'lle and O'Callaghan, in His Last Legs." 31AOaiac3.--A puNwilt has been warded to 8. P .:\lanutni- of Allegheny, for an improvement in em - at me I: Is rumored that soy:TA cases of scarlet layer has() taado their appearance in this city. Wo heard of one family ho had lost two children of (his disease in a week. THE Gil EAT POPULARITY OF LIOSTRITER'S STOMACH liITTE,t9 prepari'd by the eminent physician. rr. J. Iluetetter, iv ttubutinded. Daily does ho receive the voluntary tostim , nla6 th , afflicted, who have boon cured of long-etanding ,I;srea,ei, through the use of the "Bitters," and daily the dale eft his IlataliCilla id increasing, and extend Mg its lipLare et among. suffering humanity. Fur mm,uvie,„; all u.. 1 hid matter (rem the stomach, regulat ine the buw. 6; • , 'renth.,iiiug the ec.tire body, and impart. lug ui nr amt tour, to 0, et:tire human system, it canuot ~ i aalej. WI- a Wild re,.tittlieit.' all who are afficteci with nay of thee, terril,le Cu Immediately procure u Llottit, ut toe Bitters, au•l their ail oi lits will vanquish like 01,W btlUia a a'aa thing K.r sale by bl ag,Zi OH and dealerq genarally. avo - yuliere, and by ::.RTETTER Sc SMITH, Manufacture's and Proprietors, 5S Water and ES Front streets., Liz r- !r 1 MEYER, .M.INUF ACT U HER OF 'alley & Plain Furniture & Chairs • Warei•ooanns, 42-I Penn street, ABM;E THE CANAL BRIDUE, tr. 4". 1,1 a.1.11110u to the Furniture buninegs, I also devote atttAttiutt tu UNDEWPARINU. Henna and Ortrattgba furnlAL.,l to. 11 , "1:114.111C BI ItiILIANCE to be placed in medl , clue, and tiv-usaudi of well attested C 8.611 establish beyond the por.sibllity of a doubt the curative properties of any ono particular remedy, then J. M. OLIN'S CELEBaiTED STOMACH lllrrsrei to unquestionably the greatest medicine ever intro duced to an athlete i cmalmuutty - . Ae a cure for Dyspepsia, Co9tiveneas, tVeakuess of the Stomach, and other dise i ttsea arising from a disordered state of the Diver, Kidneys, etc., they cannot be es.celled. Invalids should notAmaitate to try them. Fur dale by J. M. OLIN, sole proprietor and manufacturer, No. 2k.;7 Penn street, Piltiburgh, Pa., and by dealers gene, ally. ap9—l,e _ JANES P. TANNER,, 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., luvito.l tho attotitiou Of Lie cuhtomera Etna buy6ra 'gouerul ly, to hie largo stock of NEW SPRING GOODS, BungLt diroct flow Mattufu:turers iu litai3aalanetts, 0014PRIBIN0 LSRPGANF, (I AITERS, uutl Chiidrou'a BONNETS Ft ALS and FANCY HATE a , 8.40 aild Youth's PA Ilt LEAP, LEG HORN, PAN'AII4IL aud STRAW RATS Boys thud Y.utlfa WOOL MA EiALTP All which will I, Luud iu grol% OrtAt iudiwltuenta otleru.l it) 43A911 and promo TLUE urdas nuti to,Oully ncleetaJ arid pocked N EW TRIMMINGS! NEW TRIMMINGS . 2ITSH, No. Mairliet Street, Ladies, walk io and eximioe the New Spring Stock of TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, FLOWER,,, RIIOREF, HOSIEaY, GLOViS, JOUVIN'S RID GLOVES, GAUNTLETS, MISSES' EMBROIDERED MARSEILLES SEIRTB, EX.PANSION STEEL SPRING SKIRTS, EMBROIDERED, MECHANIC AND FRENCH CORSETS! INFANTS' FANCY CAPS, And HEAD-DRESSES, AT J.. _BUSH'S, No. fir, Market street Contract tor Supply of Marine Hospital. CUSTOM HOUSE, 1 Pittsburgh, April 12th, 1868. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Sealed Prop:asals accompanied by proper guarantees, according to forms to be furnished, on applicatioa at this taco, will be received thereat until 12 o'clbck, meridian, on the FIRST TUESDAY iu Juue next, for the supply of the Marino Hospital, tour this city, witn the articles of Provi.- ions, Medicine, etc., enum..rated iu said forms. The quan ties stated are estimated with reference to the several num ber of patients iu the Hospital, but the United States reserve the right to take more cr leis of ta.d articles, accordingly as they may be actually regain:A. If the articles delivered at the Hospital are not in tne judgment of the Physktu3, of the beet quality, and adapted to the Hospital he will ba atliberty to reject the same, to purchase other article in their-stead, and to charge the contractor with any excess in the cost over the contract prices. The United states ruserve the right to accept the proposal for the whole or any poi tiou of the articles specified. JOHN HASTINGS, Surveyor and Agent Marine Hospital COOKING BY GAS. A WORD TO THE LADIES, riiIIE HEATED TERM IS APPROACH ING, and we call the attention cf the Ladies to the fact that COOKING, IRONING, ETC., tido be done with economy, without oppressive beat, with out soot, and with despatch—the tiro Leing always retn'y in a moment—by using AlUilgrAVell Gas Cooking Stove, To which we respectfully Insib your attention, at No. 76 Smith Held atrekt. S. A. JOHNSON & BRO. 9/k.. County and City Rights for cite. apl2:9m GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS. A. AGE'FARL AND, MERCHANT TAILOR, Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets. RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT he has received his Spring Assortment of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS, Of the newest styles, beat quality and moat elegant &scrip, lions, which he is prepared to manufacture to order in the LATEST FASHIONS, And with such a character of workmanship, as cannot fall to satisfy and please the most fastidiotis tastes. [again SVEAMBOAT FOit SALE.— Th e steamboat GRAND TURK, has been thoroughly repaired and is in complete order, and is in every respect a B N 0.2 boat; her cl being the same as when new. All contracts for repairs to the boat have required all work to be done in the best pos. sibla manner, suuject to the approval or rejection of an ex. porionced steamboat builder. These contracts have boon properly anderyexecuted, and she is now offered for sale as com plete worthy of the attention of parties wanting a &st rata steamboat. She is 150 feet long, 23 feet beam, and 6% feet hold—is very well timbered and fastened, and sound and staunch in every particular. POwia—Three boilers 24 feet long, 38 Inches diameter cylinders 18% inches diameter, with 5 feet stroke, and is known to to a Emir boat; is supplied with a nigger engine. Cancan—Will carry tfoo tons. Draws 26 inches water; has a very tine cabin. name—One-fourth cash; balance in good appoved en -12 and 18 months, with interest; or mole upon undoubted security. Apply to liberaldoreed p if a l vi or required, 613:21, CAPT. MARK STERLING. 'DIAN° AT A BARGAIN.--An elegant ft oqewood, Oh[chiming Plano, only in use three month, In Perfect order in every respect, will be sold at a very great bargain. The owner le now in the West, and wishes to sell at once, and for cash. The subscriber will guarantee the Piano to be perfect, and unblemished• Apply to tette PITTSBURGH, PA; mr22:dly—lo OPERA TIES, ETO 1151011IIINOBEI: Springer Harbangh, Joseph. E. Eldcr, St. Loci..; Pittsburgh; Fentc•n Bros., •• H. Childs & Co., " 'Cornell & Dorsey, Baltimore; Bagley, Cosgrove & Co., " Garret & Martin,PhiladelphiN McCandless,Means & Co., " James, Kent, Banter, & Co. " G. W. Smith, & Co., " Weaver & Graham, .. Geo. M.& L. Hord, Cincinnati ECeene, Sterling & Co, " A. B. Pentoa & Bros., " Yard, Gilmore & Co., " apL•U KLEBER HAVING JUST RET URN • ED from thaTastern cities, where he has selected a choice stock of superior r. ,. .:".?""" PIANOS for the spring trad , ,wonld respect- ' folly invite the attention of purchasers there to. They were chosen with great care from the entire East ern stock, and are considered among the finest instruments ever brought to this city. Parchasers are solicited to call an! exam lee, as this is an excellent opportunity for obtain ing a first class and reliable Piano Forte. apt) IL JILEDEB, No 63 Fifth Street. M. J. BAKEWELL, INTENDS TO open tits Sch - 01, on MONDAY, the sth of Aptil. Tams, fl 5 00 per quarter. Residence al his son's house, 191 Second street. Rooms, 'SmithSaid street, N. E. corner of Diamond alley. mrtilitf The Mountain Motels for Rent. 'pin MOUNTAIN HOTELS AT CRESSON, .a. on the Pennsylvania Railroad, are offered for lease for a term of years. These buildings which are large and commodious, are situated near the Summit of the Allegheny Mountains, in Cambria county. The salubrity of the ch. mate—the pare water—the beauty of the Mountain Scenery —the facilities for fishing and hunting, and all these enjoy meats and recreations which give health wad vigor, have rendered Cresson a popular place of Summer Resort for visitors. from all parts of the United States. The Pennsyl- vania Railroad furnishes means of access daily, from all the principal cities of the Union, and vititors while enjoying all the pleasures of country lite, can communicate with the cities every few hours. The llo.de belong to "The Allegheny Mountain Health Institute," with all the lamb:ire and fixtures belonging to tho Company. They are in a suitable condition for the cow. fortable axammodathm of over TWO HUNDRED ousts. To a competent manager, the chance is a most txcetlent one. Address, JOSEPH PENNOCK, Pres% Pittsburgh, Pa., Or, J. P. LESLEY, Chairman of Committee, apl Philadelphia, Pa. PERFIIMERY.—A fresh supply of Glenn's well-known Extracts for the Handkerchief, Ingt reed JUS. 1111 MING, Comer Ditamoad aad Market street. COMMERCIAL. Pl' TSBURGEL BOARD DV TRADE Gif - Zru'RCHAZiri'S , EXCE3.9.MG Fre:actg. E. WILLIAMS S. It BEIUNGT, N. DOLAIrib, Jo.9.EPfir SNOIVDP.N. CbOiMI - ClCd of Arbitratiws fur 31:4re.h. F. R. BRIJNOT, Vico Pros Wait, JOIE: J. GILLESPIE, JO3EP.EI R. HUNTER IsAttlUE'L, SURIVER, AU6TIN LOOMIS. PITTSBURGH IRILIMEAT Carefully Reported by RISTP.II ENOWDE,Si t Superintend, g of the Akrchants' Exchar-3e. PirTißrl.F4lll 3 Apt it 14 455 FLOUR...The salts to-day that have transpired amount to 416 bbls. viz:—From first hands :-70 Ws. extra family from canal at $4; 45 bbls. superfine from cauul at $1,37%. From store: ZOO bbis. in lots nt $3,b2 for superilue, $4 for extra and $4,50 for extra family CIRAIN...SaIes 75 bush. Cats frdm wharf rtt2Bc ; 100 bush. do. from wharf at 27c; 175 bush, do. from store at 30@31c.; 50 bash. Corn from stole at 48c. j 1 bash. FEED...Bales 3 tone mill at 80c. 100 ba. CORN MEAL...FaIe 60 bush. at 50c. % - t bush. from Bt - re. HAY...Sales from the scales of 6 loads at sl2@sl7 1 ton ; 1 load of Straw at $7. SVEDS...SaIet 15 bush. Clover from store at $5,25 in lots; 10 bbia: from first hands at $4,75 bush. ASHES—SaIes 20 bags Nitrate of Soda at 63.4 c. I.; 10 tone Soda on private terms'. LIME—Sale 25 bbls. Loulavillo at $1,25 bbl WINDOW OLA , S...'ales 100 boxes Bxl o country bread to city trade at $3 le box. COFFEE—SaIes 29 bags Rio to couutry at 12.40. SERIAR...B.sIes 16 hhds. N. 0. plate at 734@8c.; 25 Ithda. fair N. 0. at 7%c.; 15 bbls. to country at Bc. for prime. MOLAFBES...F.aIes 30 bbls. N. 0. at 36e.; 25 bbls. do. ut 86j!@213_ ; 25 bbls. do. at 3614. FISEI...SaIea 25 bbla. No. 3 large Mackerel at $l2; 10 bbls. Lake Superior at $ll ; 10 half bbla. do. 'at $O. EGGS...SaIes 17 bbls. in lota at 7%.c. bbl. arus...F.l. 6 tierces at Sc. 'it's 11). APPLES...SaIes 25 bbls. Ppitzenbergers at $2 bbl. POTATOES--.Sales 700 bush. mixed from Erture at 42c.; 30 bush. Nealtanaocka at 55c. DRIED FRUIT—Sales 100 bash. from store at $1 25, Cud 30 basis. du. at $1,37 cA bush. BACON...BEII6a 6000 lbs. Shoulders at 7%c.; 2000 tbs. Shoulders sod Hams at 7 1 / and 9%; 1000 lbs. Sides at tq.,:i; 6000 his. Shoulders at 7%; 4000 lbs. Hama at 0%; 2000 tbs. Sides at 9;46. lIIDES...BaIea 180 Dry Flint from store at 14@14%c cash; 920 .'o. from first hands at 13c. cash. WHOHEY—SaIes 10 bbls. raw at 18c. r gallon; 23 Ws. rectified at 20®22c, Cincinnati Market. CINCINNAT/, April 14.—Flour opened du 1, but c`osed with an Improved demand, though prices counot to quoted high er; sales 1000 bbls at $3,6503,70 for superfine t, ordinary sxtra. Whisky steady; 1100 bhls sold ut 16%. PrOViSioll9 are held very firmly, and hatti rs refuse to n•ake any con cession in odor to meet buyers, consequently the e was very lithe done; prices are unchange 500 lAN Mess Pork sold at Delphi, Indian; at $l6, and 100 bhda Bacon Bides at 9; 3 4c. The Money mask-et is unchanged and tight. Cur rency is scarce. Exchange Is dull and drooping. Bankers in some cases, sold to-day, et c premium. New York Illarket. Nrw Yon.% April 14.—Cotton; sales 800 bales; buyers demand a reduction of :745 bat holders refuse, and the quo tations are nominal. lelour buoyant; 9000 bola sold; (ma has advanced 6c; sales at ...84 50®.1,75 Wheat firm; 5000 bus sold Corn firm; 21,000 bus sold; Ohio 7461)75. Brat -Leavy. Mesa Pork 5c lower, saes at 917 456 - 1)17,55. liiv:ou dull Hams 9Ce9i4c. Lard firm at 10?4(4110.!1-,c. Sugars steady uud active; New Orleans cl,:irai7,l. 4 c. !dot assea rim; Porto .35,1„1. Toba:cu steady. Tallow dull. Freights cu Grain to Liverpool 4 New 'lark Cattle Market. NEW Yeas, Aprll 14 —Tho recelple wore 2000 IteeVee; 3760 Sheep; 3eo Swiuo. Beeves, have declined 34c; sales at 7e?l, 11c, average 9(anl l / ,',c; Veale 6@7c; Cows unchanged; Swine 6@fl34c; Sheep declined frso. New York Stook Market. NEW Yonic, April I.l.—Stocks firm. Chichro and Rock Island 74%; Cumberland Coal 18;4 Nevi York Centre W-ii; Pa nsylvaoia Coal 70; Reading Railroad 481.; Milwaukee and Mississippi 29, Er .o Railroad 2131: Cleveland and o ledo 439 i. H, C IL t 3 S -cOO,, kuit j'j csi, , , g 1-4 . 7 " — ce..,k ; 44-1 titvi iste L ' 4 11 .1 .t& e NO. 133 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA., 11l AVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR large SPRING STOCK OF BOWS AND SHOES, cmaisting of a gloat variety of seasonable and fashionable goods adapted to apring and eumus , r sales. Having been purchased for cish, at reduced prices, they feel warranted in toying that they can supply Western merchants by the package or dozen, at as low prices as the same quality of goods can be purchased in the Eastern titles. Particular attentiongivon to orders. Also, a good supply of Nea York and Spanish Solo Leather. China, Glass and Queensware. SPRING STOOK JUST OPENED, AT 2BE OLD ESTABLISHMENT OF N 34 3E2 3AT 3Fia. "V MI: -IC (Or DEB. 122 Wood street . , Pittsburgh, Pa, WHO IS NOW RECEIVING FROM Europe and Eastern Cities, a choice assortment of aqici*s in hie line, comprising now and tasteful shaped of Pearl White Stone Tea, Dining and Toilet Ware, and the same In Plain, Gold, Lustre Baud and Flowers; Pine White Vitrified Iron Stone Table Ware, known to be the most dur able now in use for Hotels aid Steamboat% Fretici4 China of. new styles, in Pure White and Gold Baud, either in sate or dingle pieces; Richly Gilt and Decorated Toilet Sots; Brit- tennis and Plead Castors; German Silver Tea Table 9, oond. Soup Ladles, etc., plated with silver; fine Ivory Bandied Carving, To and Table Knives and Forayc Too Waiters and trays; Shaker and Sealrasa Table Mati Jappaned and Dvc. crated Tin Toilet Sat. Also, a complete and fall assortment of all articles suita ble for the COUNTRY RETAIL TRADE, a' prices to please the public, who are respectfully invited to examine this stock. mr27:3mdsw CU4N44E OF FIRM, - 11 - P. HITCHCOCK, having purchased the L i b interest of JACOB HUFFMAN, in the firm of Huff. man, M'Creery & Co., the style of the firm will hereafter be HITCHCOCK, M'CREERY & 00. Mr. Huffman will still remain in the House. HUFFMAN, M'CREEItY & CO. 11.1 5 CREERT & CO. (50001990E1,9 TO HO/MAN DVIDUSERY C 0.,) Forwarding and Commission MerJhants, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PRODUCE FLOUR AND WOOL, O. Y 194 SICOND 6 ruaer, Pirryum aa, PLNTLI, A CARD. School for Young Ladles. TO HOTEL KEEPERS• A RARE•CHANCE. IcAIAH DICKEY, 2d CL ; © tt tun U„K, ,--- 15, =iP, _•.._ :;„,- -- .A - ----- 4 , ,7 ,g. .15i c ..' — , :t :: ,l_ t il 4 ell. "' , SHOE WAREHOUSE Sa. ?if . " • (:P ' til IESCIC:OI 4 4I - (:)31E - Sr Igiit VV=iILI.6IX9EIC INDESTRUCTIBLE RUSSEL -A9S CONNIZTINC- CilltiVii§ SATURATED WITH RESINOUS SUBSTANCES, ETC, Je. ..a. gir , m w . ex. JO 3:10 X IV TIIE UNDERSIGNED Is PI - CEPA - RED To covER AND REPAIR ALL KINDS OF iloaf,i, vdth ii.... 1 1 ,,, Masuc. This ~nipna,t,on is adapted for all hiads of Roo a, fist ar steep; it can also be applied on 'tin, Ir .n, ~r IJ ,1 i-nnr., ; l,, Luak,n, ; a prrlect J 4, This ceniposPion is not affected by atmospheric changre ; it will n.ither crack nor tun : it II 11111 , 6fCIOLi to watrr ; }IRE PROOF.' and Laura durable than any other kind of ) 4, of tag. 'Dila ro , thig material ,4 udcd le Niti Ilnautitwa thrulti{l.,tit tha United Sfates, on flanges, Bridge-5, Rolling Mills, Railroad Cara, and new - 1.301E5, giribg enti,.. ed.& iit3 fb•Ci ion, auil is c:au. - i.larcd a perfect protection from the elements. Although this rooting .as auty introdu.,.l h, r. , iu 183 d, it .all 1.. 'tau 011 tautly of the buildings in the city. Also, on moat of the Rail cede I her- refer to a few places where thin Waning is in usa, a-1,1 eau bo noon—Aiit•veltiud and Pittsburgh lia‘iroad; at Rene Air; Bridgeport; Martinsville; Portland ; Laglauge ; i.."trul ..•!1Vi1.6; McCoy's; IVelleville; Liverpool and Rochester lira Cons, and the Manchcs , rr Drpot ; Peucsyiv tin Central Rai;z,_,ad ; k"preca Cre• It Astoria dildion, Mill et Tipton end Par. eonage at Altoona; Allegheny City, Westioins.ter College, amt wally mars R.inldiu26: Pittsburgh, J McCittlly's Ware house; Bru 'nimble's Llotel; also, nunielous oihrrs in the city. All orders left at No. 217 LIBERIA' spREEr, PITTSBURGH, (where samples of the ma terial eau ; he seen,) will receive prompt attention, I.y W. F. FAIINESTOCK, Auent . . _ ...._.. _ DAGUERREAN GALLERIES A M B It 0 T YP ES- A BEAUTIFUL AND vUItAIP,i. WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW AS AT ANY FIRST CLASIz. ES.TABLISEIDLENT IN THE CUU;\TI.Y, AT 12 I.V ALL'S, F. urth strat. Removed to YU Falk Street. CARGO & CO.'S PI WTOORIPHIC AND UItUTYPE dALLIRY has been removed from n Fourth 6treet, to No. 21 Fi , th atr , o, near Me.rliet. These rooms having been built especi.ilv ha' the purpose, with three larg are not snrpassed in the city for comfort, convenience and excellenc in arrangement. ail- Our old friend, and pat-one an 1 those wishing su perior likenesses, are invited to call. itkiiL„ Reception Room and Speoicv,ns on the ground floor. up 7 R. NI. CARGO & CO., Photographers and Ak. Ell brotyplets, NEW YORK GALLERY, No. 21 Fi tti sheet, 3n , 1 SUNBEAM, GALLERY, EL W..cor. of Narkot atracz.t and Diamond, Pittsburgh PRIORS TO SUIT ALL. myl9:tf-31-. WVKES' GALLERY OF ART, NO. 60 MARKET STREET.-PICTURES taken at this Gallery by a now and improved process, giving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dross and coutplex ion. They are acknowledged by all who have examined them to be for superior to any pictures eve. exhibited in this city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and examine Ws large collections of. specimens. ills Gallery being on the second door, is era* , of SICCO3B. N. Y,.--Pictures of Children taken in two seconds. at Na. 60 Market street. my?.T:tf is E. ti. tiES, Artist. 114. OI G E R S NEW DAQUERREAN AND A!IBROTYPE SKY AND SLUE-'-1:101iT GALLERY, FIFTH STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE' THE POST-OFFIOI IX& PICTURES taken in all the vartoas styles, in any weather, and warranted to please, at reasonable rates. MA. Sick or d,ceseel persons taken at their reehlauna. an2thlydww—la WALL'S PICTURE GALLERY. •wm. IiALL HAS TAKEN THE third Boor of Jones' Now Building, adjoining tho Mechanics' Bank, Fourth street, for au AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY; and having fitted up the room la a style unsurpassed, invites his friends and the putr lie to visit his estahlishtnont. - -.. • His Rtception Room, he has no hes talon in saying, has not its superior anywhere, for size, beauty of furniture and appointments generally; end his Operating Rooms bAng on the earns floor, are entered immediately through In his Operating Rooms, the must improved combined side and sky lights give a facility for taking a finished Pk- Lure, in the least possible time, that he thinks cannot fail to make his establishment the tenon of all persons of taste. Mr. Wall's experience as au Artist, is a guarantee to his patrons that none but good Victures will be ip•l witted 4.• leave his premises. The public, and the Ladies especiolly, are uvitod to view his mums, and examine specimens. ap3.lcv AUCTION SALES. DEREALPfORY SALE OF A LARUE STOCK OF B in THURSDAY, FREDA Y 11%1 SATURDAY AVENINGS, April 15th, loth aad 17tu, et o'clock, at the COLnraercinl Sales Booms No. 51 viftn stro t, will be sold, an extensive collection of calusble miscolla nsoas Ilikka embracing about 5000 volumes in various de. partmeattl of literature— amDag winch, are MI; edftio,s of the most c4.lebtated &nth°, s, splendidly ii pttrate4 amp it tine binding. Also, superb Family B bins wtu gold plat, clasps, Blank Bcoks in great co- iety, Stationery, etc. The stock will be ready fur examinath n, m, Thurb.L.) Private sales during the day, at. 13w price!. apl4 P. M. DAVIS. Anetid G, OLD AND SILVER WATES;CH BEAU . T:I , UL Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, and fancy ar- Mies at Auction, at 111.c(ARTNEY'8 AUCTION Li 'use. 2.) Wood etreet (the old and welPin ‘wn McKenna St.ind) commencing MONDAY EVENING, April 12th, and con tinuing every evening for two wer,lo, Or until roll The gouda will be opon for examination whon Ladies as well as Gentlemen tens fespectfuliy in vitc-I to call, and they may perchase at prrvate fetal, at voiy low prices, if they p:case, and an goods pr,,ve as represented and satisfactory. ur moray refunded. re, eons wishing goods in this line will On) this cute ivatl.v of notice, as there is a great variety to eelt et from, and ss are det-rmined to bell. Pleas- give In a call. t., ...•n.- merice each evening, at 7% o'clock- JOSHUA GRAY, W. G. SlcO k UTNE V, Am:Cr. CHOPS SALE OP STOCKS, AUSTIN LOCirtif.‘ . 4 & Co,. STOCK AND NOTE 81t0E.888., 58 yoult:1 . 8 - 1 - 4.11 , ,,t - ,1,;.. THE EXECUTORS OF TILE HEVER END CHAItLE. A VlrltV, will ,dyer At public sale, at the MERCUANTS' EXOIIAt , OE, la the city of i ituibe-gb. on TIibIISDAY, the loth of Ap,il proAtute, et 6 ii'Llel,, P. 1.1., the following etocke, viz:- 2066 altered of the Capital St7cli. of the PittuLurgit end Bot ton Milting Company, iClid Mimi, Lake O'uner.h.tj 1000 do of tre Capital Stouts of the National Mining Co. 5 do Exchange Back et Pittsburgh. 400 do Allegheny Paul:. 42 do Hand Street Bridge Company. 86 do Monongahela do do. 183 do Monongahela Navigation Company. ti 7 do Pitte'gh, Ctn. and Lern3Ydle Tulegrupli Co. 60 d.) Allegheny tias Company . 67 do Pittab`gh, it. Wayne and Ceicago Railroad C, . Dividend Scrip of ditto, of $72 40. 20 de Chartierd Valley Atedroad Company. 20 do Wilkinsbmg and West Nawton Plank Roe 1 C.., 1 Echolutahlp Pittsburgh Female College 7110 MAS :A. WAVE, WM M SUlNN,lise..nteis. ..10:- . IAll KING,.}. • _ THE MERCANTULE AGENCY, FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF 'I'RADE. B. DOUGLASS dc. CO., Proprietors. Corner Wood and Fifth Streets., Ptttsburgh, Pa. A LYS.. ARMSTRONG, ~4 / .77,aer. EtteLll,lt6.l, Nui. York, Juue,lS43.—Ptt tst, gh, March, fiEAD OFFICE. NEW YORK B. .1). , Uti LASS & CO. OFFICES PittHburgh... Philadelphia Detroit B. DOUGLASS & Co. B. D‘uOLASs & i 0 .......... AI DO UGLASs & CO B. Poth.u..A.v.s & Co B Doti & Co. B. DoUGLAsS & Co. B. DOUGLASs Co. B. DOUGLASS & Co. B. DOUGLASS & Co B DOUGLA g & CO. B DoUGLASS & CO. .B. Douoidies & CO. ASSOCIATE OFFICES Du bu qe Now (*loins Ob3rlthtozi... 1 ordsvllle Ict. Louie Ball Richmond FOREIGN OFFICES. Montreal, C. E B. DOUGLASS & CO. London Eng B. Dotabral & o. Letters of Introduction to Lawyers of high standing and respectability in every section o, the Union. will ho gratuitously fornishel to subscribers making application at the lattice. .4 1 .80, letters of introduction to auy of the efßces named above. OS. COLLEOTIONa TROMP= ATTLNDID TO M ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED ETATES AND BRIT/811 rotsrsaldrts. raplOAM NEW SATIN PAPER.—At 20 and 25 cents per roll, for sale by W. P. MARSILILL ap9 wr Wood Edr6-1. NEW tiOLD PAPER.—At 50 and 62 cents, for Foie by W. P. MA nal ALL & CO., op 9 4i Wool eta, Q,TATUARY AND selves, pictures of Cis), Builianan, Franklin and Lufaystt flee shop windows. Kir sale Ii) W. P. MARSHALL ap9 s 5 Virojd strut. QPRING DRESS 'PRIAIMINGS.—AII the choice styles in the market at rca3onahle inic,s, at ap9 lIORNE'S TRIMMINO STORE. X QIJ IS ITE DESIGNS OF REAL FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, at the lowest possible J. HORNE, 77 Market street. GREASE -A superior article for Carriages, Drays, &c., in cans, kegs and barrels. an 9 . HENRY IL Co DUTATOES.-50 bus. for sale by =lB }DINH Y IL co 'r'wo LOTS—In the I'oor House pion of la:s, with paling tents ID leant, and other improve. manta. Pare law, and terms easy. For Bala I.y ap7 S. CUTHBERT E BON, I I . REEN APPLES.-20 bbla. for Balo by T nr,7 HENRY H. COW' EDICA'rEII LYE OR ALPALV.ini - 0 LUTION—An excelh n t remAy for Dyspepsia, Ilan; t. burn, Acidity of the Stomach, az., etc., a large supply re. celled this day, by JOB. FLE3IING, apl3 Corner Diamond and Market street. QUININE. -600 oz. on hand and for dale by rap 2 R. L. PADINSETOCH Q CO. UPE RB. CARB. SODA.--200 kegs New Castle, for sale by net9A R S D• ITN — PW. , PIT A ,ro GREEN, MARSHALL AN D BOONE Counties, lowa—valuable lands in these counties, for We by a. ouTELBERT m SON, =NIMMMINI!MEEI IPATVINT Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the es-re and blotches among the, hair. Four to sir bottles aro warranted to cure corrupt and running riliors. &me Lottie Will cure scaly eruption of the shin. Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worstkind of ringworm. Two or throe bottles sre, warranted to cure the moot am p _t ate case of rheumatism. Three to four bottles aro warranted to care Balt-Rheum. Five to eight bottles will titre the worst case of scrofula. A benefit le always experienced from the first bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is tukea. ROX_BURY, MA Dlda Idansta —The reputation of the Medical Disco SS very, la curing all kind ' of humors, so well established by the unanimous voice of all who have aver used it, that I need not may anything on the subject, as the moat skilful physit elms and the moat careful Druggists in the country are un anituous in its praise. In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, I do it with a toll knowledge of the curative power. in relieving all, and curing most of those diseases in which you aro no fortunately so liable. That moat excruciating disease to as affectionate mother, NURSING SORE MOUTH, to cured as if by a miracle; your own temper la restored ta Ma natural aweetucas, and your babe from short and fretful naps to calm and sweet slumbers; end the Medical Discove r:, L , L=MOI a fountain of bleasiug to your husband and hou:;chold. In the not advanced stages of CANKER It ertrnda to the stomach, causing DYSPEPSIA, which is uothi.,g loit canker of the stem h; then to the intestines and KIDNEYS, • • restin g a aluklog, gotta frellng, and an inditlerenoo even to the cares of your `amity. Your stomach id RAW AND INFLAMED, your food distresses you, and you can only take certain kinds, and even of that your oyetem does not get half the nourishment it coo Wits as the scrimonous Mild of tho cannot eats it up; then your complexion loses Its bloom and be. comes sallow or greenish, and your beat day Is gone. Bur want of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby, and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow a train of diseases whiob the hind yl Disco very Is peculiarly eflriptui CL l ' E P.l l az,t;„,-.. a the iteert, pain 111,/ Wutikll6llll of the ~pfee and await of the Leek, pale of the Lip Joint when yeti rctice, it regularity of the fevrehi, and &lan, that moat 6X(11/ 03thig, of di!... - n, the PILES. flow many thcusands of poor W 0114611 hitt &ilMt ug froze Mrs .thoroxe end pinine away a miaorable life, ltd their neat floor neighbor does not know the cause. I wish to intpres4 oe ;..ur mind that gachi old proverb, "An onnra of prams i Ivo ie Lotter Wan a pound cd enre." In the MEDICAL DISCOVERY yin have Loth the preventative and thee - are, with ado great and good quality, that it will never, under any eircramstaimee, do you any in s i us y. 114 change of diet rror geca.l.:S.ry -a...1 the Ltet you can get enough of it. bitunrrioxs reit use----Adtdts one table spoonful per day-- tlloldren over tea yawls dLasertSielonfill—Children front nct r-lltgl.t years,epoonful. ds no directiona can be appli to all CULbtita tiMaa, take sufficient to operate oft (to 1.1,Nv.1a tVti. t n. 113. Y. , ore truly, DONALD KENN kr, y. s. d 1,1;‘/O I,ct eala Loy .., vi.dsw 04i0R THROAT AND LUNG DISEASW;, RA MAN'S lEGETABLE COMPOIJA, I y And DrriggistA E,Lierally L.. C. 1 1.1LPIIUILLV, .41'/I)ItNtlli A 1. 1 . W .5 ND CON PEVA NOER AVERAGING ACCOUNTS ! Thoroughly Taught in Thirty Minutes, THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ENGAGED IRON OM' COLLEGE HALL, fur ono week only. TC a.cir CR S, BOOIC•ISEEPTII9, and ACCOUNTANTS gra rnilly, will find It for their advantage to avail themselves ritl a t i) ll l l o,: s lowpr:rtunity " • 5 L_ RBLE! MARBLE!! ( o Men , cliff C IR6 0 aas A BEAUTIFUL SRLECTION OP ONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, Enclosureo, Posts, ac., 71;e public are respectfully invited to examine our acct. Prices low, and work warranted. )ylty—is NO. 385 LIBERTY STREET. ..E Ruszu. t Co. D. PRATT' & Co, PRATT & Co. FR ES H Alt RIVAL F— SPRING BOOTS AND SHOES, AT JOSEPH 11. BORLAND'S, At N o EIS Al:ticket sitroot. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO A it. torui ble Lieu& and the patio generally, that lie is op-suing a large and well selected atc(t of Boats ■ud Sixes, rousisting iu part of Cant's, Ladies', 803 - a% Youth's, 5' hare' and Chlldren's Shoes, Which have been bought chiefly for Cash, and will be sold very cheap. Give us a call, befeo, purchazing else}; lyre. Remember the place, at the Cneap Cash Store of JOSEPH. 11. BORLAND, KO :1 No. SS Market, .E. 0012.1 door from Fifth street. ORANGES. -100 borsea Messina Sweet Of-- augeejußt rit.tved and for age, by REIMER .t AND - Ed:SON, apt' N0..119 Wocd strut. E W NUTS Lmtele Pee Nui4 le bags Bordeaux Almonds; ..i; SicßS Po:t Shell 11co. - 4,9s z !, paper Ehed Lu Fiibe. ts; 1.11 " English Waltelt,; " Cream Nuts: " reroa 20io C„,cor * Note, j eit rre . vic, , d,tod for Bala Ly aloe RER & ANDERSON, No. LSI Wood street. alit . 1 Oppoa;to the St. Cholas Dote! BY EXPRESS AND RAILROAD EXTENSIVI: AND EX - CULL - ENT STOCK Q IRUP.-10 bbls. N. 0. Syrup le: sale, Gli k, coradvaa6Bt, by (ap7) rW.SILY - H. COLLINS. ROOFING. MEDICAL. THE NEATEST DISCOVER y 1 , OF THE AGE. MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discov .1 in one of oar common pasture weeds a remedy that cars Every kind of Humor, FIZOM THE '.I7O.ReT SOROITULA. DOWN TO A COMMON He PIMLE. has tried it in over cloven hundred cases, and navel failed except in two cases, (both thunder humor.) He has sow in his possession over ono hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty miles of Beaton. Two bottles aro warranted to curs a nursing sore month. One to three bottles will care the worst kind of Pimples on the facs. Two or three bottles will clear the system of Ulu. Two bottles are warranted to carotin worst canker In tht mouth or stonench. Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind of Erysipelas. to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor In the Dr. GEO. U. REYEltit, N.l 1-10 wood etrect . Pittabrogh, F. PREPARED BY BOWMAN F.: ..4 I.IT.L'aIrE.VI", I 'd OEO. 11. KEYSF,R, Pittsburgh, J. P. PLIZILIII3, Allugheny, City, ors[ b Vt.r.ll it 154®LFY. Kam_ uR Vosirth st".t. _ A NEIV SYSTEM OR PO PAY i, A fa: E A 1 1 1 , 1T10 . N O.? u (ins ottr, (Alreatly,) JUN. I/OR NE, 77 Ma .11,t -Mien MASTIC 31.43 U e ap ;:dAw J. W. WORTHEN mawaxm;?mm%tiw , ,?4,l,4mm =OE 1 -- Itfr 71-1- li;q7 %-• Ai 1 _CI IA HARDY & I!1` - 'GREW, Steamboat arid en oral Agents, Garner Gi a.;. nzd Fsrry Rum; WE/LTECKR, & - o.—The ricer had comraonced to wed° yesterday, having reached a hcl_zht of 14 Let There will, however, probably be ar.•othar ris tnp of the proresi ono, as the river fell srlt - e. bat night ha fore lee: and yeeterdi.r. The r.tr r m'!l•72.lat Cooler la:: evening, hut the f-..f00s .Z.ZO fe.r.syabls. Huainan a: the a_:_,l3 toierc.bly active To-dap; -: 3 for ThZ.ie 1;1 tri.i.ar up th, .:•;" rates .feattoii. The ir,4lit tihri, it 1.1 vary liretty support fiir sicidrat , teniitio4t r . Er.rao it. :iiiiyavvf. COet a 3 high .4.3 kilo ie Li. U Ire.La Dili A fatlVEll. :Le:tut," Jacobs. feet lee, legrapb, Wer.dward, Brownsville. West Newton. CLevoit, Wheeling. Fort tVayne : Mullen], Now Orleans. DEP.i111:111./. Steamer Col. Bayard, Pooblea,MlLao.A.l. " Telegraph, Woclwrinl, Limorne. Jacobi, Brownsville. Jatlgo M'Clure, ---, West Newton. " Chevolt, Murray, Wheeling. " New York, Gilmore, Elt. Paul, " Sir Wm. Wallace, Campbell. Sc. Louis. " Stephen lierator, Bailoy , Mlsa..url Rive ' Neptune, Poe, Et. Louis. bout Louis, licaa, St. Paw. lir., Reno, :`:sehville, STEAMBOATS CINCIIVIVATI For Cincinnati. The calegaut 8113 Wbet j, paisengEr Daclibt BLIPERIOR--eupt. zaomp J. .:secwill leesro Pittsburgh for ViLlCiumiti, a DAY, the 7th lost., at 10 .s. sr. For faight 1 - s:i:/z.lapuiF rn bosi.l t.. ep7 ZANE'S-VIEILLE. For Illoarlerte and ZaiteßvlLl., Ttlo atcana-r Mt:IRAN, Capt. Max , r --• ROL (r tha c.Loro and till aoty 4 o'clock, P. M. For freight or pii..a.p A o apply au AM ti SENLENI - S, FOSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Sole and )1 a.ger.. Acting and Sto k e Slaucskr Treasurer 80ALE Op PRICES. EriTglte Boxes to hold six. prreans ;35 60 Dress Circle a...d l'arquute 60c. Upper Tier 25e. /la- Doors open at 7 0'.;.(.....tr—r0.um5i,,,. .-.1 F ,It pest 7.'isl tqcorti night t.i shr greet 3[..c.i hat. 11.'1013E1T, who till hplo-let ;11 Ilk two p3lulur ;:.zaracid,a of "Itonh'e 1.-crolach 0.15 Lth Dcc:or." TliiiilSDAY EVENING, April 15. h, 1855, iil ba per formed the popular and exqui.ti drarnatio gem, in one aCt, written by Ur. lisckett, and ionudert upon a feet in the reel history cf the New York Post ()nice, entitle,: 110 vSIEUP. MALLE - ; 00, T:TiE POST OFFICE iIIItS.T.AF.E. Itlona'r . 314 1let...1Ir.11.ickett I seth Howe— l -Ur. Maginley. ........ 41r. Page. :ars. Bax.ter...Alra. J. Ft. Ehld Fancy Dance lii3s Emily Walilegratra Aft< r which, the laughable Farce, in 2 act r. I LAS T LE S. - • O'Callaghan Rivera Ur. W. 11. Bailey. Jan a bid. A. W. Inniq. Tho performance will ...Lnrocit %;11,, A CONJUu AL. I. :I tl Mr. Simon Lullaby M.. A. W. Yining. dirs. Simon Lullaby Julia M. Oeloko. l To-morrow Mr. ifackett.,vill appear. In preparation, TILL' V WlVllif 01' WINDSOI.:. - - _ . 30111 N \V. BILL IPO - S'INER! WILL ATTEND o TIIE POSTING and DISTRILU'i'IeI:I c,f all kinds of 11LL1.6 FOll CONCERTS' L.e.CTU s ttES, EXIIIIRTIONS, Av. All COlLlD3llllhtfolls- offbi.r by a iming I telegraph or otltti wLio—dirocted to the ofthn tho Morning Poet, recoir• prompt attortioo ap7 SUPERB GRAND PIANO, titip, TUE STEEN WAY & SONS, I, bi tiE 11. E. f , TAEN PLILL * ÜBE In aahonneieglo t. 11,3 pub. lie that trey have .1114 , , veroive.l a mr.hhilidiy,...;.'.— utit.ND PIANO, from feet, y i n, ; way Ehon, %yid, ' weitneits 6f vh rht• o Licit!? or .tol /1 - W tnerdlil and enehlek ei Fl 11.5.1'10 t•vr tr. this city. The DOUBLE lii:PI:e`_11104- ACTION, a ;Aunts,' inventi.ui of Shinway :lona,. which rDinhlnea with the ntatoit oromptinio. of curability hut rar.ly One cf .'toinviiiy I'tANO3 1,„.1 inirtr been i.erforme3 by S. Thollierg, In Palintiero, who et:, led that it was rentarkniiir, ,n . en aid pore in tone; powei ful ned of fine tooth, Al trivia who have heard this gram! piano, are unanini3ua that It is 1" - ..r superior ti those of any (tiler. William Mason and (I:Ala:halt, the Anier.caa hs - vo lately /aye"' un 'iStritriVay t Eons UR. ly PIANOS a; thoir concerts, are of the-Mena Opill/M.. Mr. Satter, the eminent Pianist, tale of Boston, who I. tested all the grand planes now ho this country, is lisle, Steinway & 20D8'Cif9Ild Piano at hiScr.l)C - i is in /`; In ‘ ureleien-o to any ether We respectfully invite the pitch, iaie and all, whether purchasers I. rail mai ere ti.o ucriieilr.t lusts.. merit. Filth 611 - 4. r, ler Steinway ,t Soul. 0111 'STEAD FOR t.lO ioR SALE IN THE °•GOLD ItEf•:10N and ether portinii3of cirttiLia, ill, fa,lontinif and ricliding tote, 4:t naet:ta, to wit ---- 1 Flinn of 100 a , rca an a tit - .1:1 I Fortis acre, i, .l ~ o !Ai/ " 40 ,t• 249 1004) IGUIO " 1195 " rat, ` 4 250 5 ,;1'250 13u1 trg lotn ELCA 6, Witt] t.irs 710 " 1220 •'" luuxloo fret " •• '- 2500 " 50.1.100 ..0000 1: '- " " 25 x 190 " " ) 10,000 Shares, umounticg to 10,000 Callatrlcati.3 of the above Shares, (with ./I.:ieti) fur the low mediate executimt and delivery of the Deedi , )hil4.o been et , closed in 10,000 envelops, exactly alike, and otoaled, which, after bahig well mixed np, bare li-en nunsb.red on the out. rile from I to 10 f . OO tart nolv•, so that no one now knows the contents of any particular C 170.01,3. They will he , soli/ at $lO ascii, withont refer.nce to what they contain, and sent to any one makiuti applie.ticm I tot,:ept.dnat , :e will in all alert begipen. The largest Yarns, containinfr Vine, is valued at $.11:000, and the smallesthuts have been sett ing at VA% eactt. Finn(ll , ds have abaady been sold ape., these terms. Whilst rill stand the earn, chases of gettims the Parma, every purcha. , er is gun a ot' cd •,ti. if /her: I,t, at least. liv ery other o.retta3,e is hound to got and of or 7,..‘11 deal], is laze in value. F.v. ry fourth primaa-cir en, of at lersi eitradrt.V. , Its si..t Whilst every tooth purchase,- will get a Farm ranging in ,alres from j.llO up to $50,010 These Farms and Lots aro Sold so cheap to induc, eettleinents, a sofficions number r- - .ree4, the iacrossu in the value of Which cam - .airat-, for the present sae. rifle.. The ;: , zl pro4:z, , ,s ay, to be catiriel to fatal ioproue• each as Schools, .I.:ftlariaf, Min:, it 1. ..ti.ynn.mher of c an tike,ra Icarm lake e.l lease ten Shares The C'erfiticat,s an ti obta;necl by pa yiny ONE•LULF,and flat Duds by palt,"n:i the °tura /Luz. tv,?„„ 70,000 Arc:: of Land, in tetra. or, ~,tail traclg,nm, also be had at Proverp SALE 00l upon most ftvaalxects TIMIS. Same of it is.lltonc7 Live•ivro. AGENTd ARN WANTED EVEItYWHERE TO SELL THESE LA.Nli:l. Liberal indito , mente still Le FiVeis. Eor full parzimiale, apply 1 .. L. ThillnEit, 11”yul, Caroline Co., Va Or I, 0110:1itE W. BAUM . , !lull lobate and Insole... Ageat,Esst .113 of the Dismoud North of Ohio street, Allegheny Cry, apt? WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPOT) tti4, aa - Xi:at-oil. REINEMAN &NEYRAN, WHOLEaAUE AND !LET t t. ~ ; 't L. al WA TC l EB, JEWELRY, SILVER NJ PLATED WARE. FANCY GOODS. WATCHMAKERS"FOOLS WATCH MA.TERTAII, AT EASTERN PRICES. .11 . D 1.; 31 14 IT, It Ys.~nitr,itu~6 or ThN, COPPER AND SHEET iliON WADE, E A 1.11 ,; filorike WHOLESALE .4..\-0 RETAIL. NO. 180 I.ll3lntirlY WkitE r TKil - Sttlijloit, IA, Keeps constently un liana, a lergellssornueet fY Tin Wuio, Copper Ketilca, tc., of good qr...lt:y, at vet y law prices. Camatry racreltaata Fay ifiVitA it/ CAI. Alt J.,1) Work, tto..an;f, will L., promptly of • untied to. SIY — EE — T POTATOES.-20 Ltrynin SoF4 Putatz,-23, arrirc- a.. oak by J4 , Mt•S A. FETZEP, oat u mE..—Li me eo n 4tantly . - ,r) hand, freak White Lime, actr - rior to ant lt , ol2.itt to the, trttkat. HENRY H (14 iLiv. GLASS. --500 boxes BTAU, lislz and 10x.12, tcr ty (ap7) WENTZ'S , ' IT. COLI.TN3. 7 , TIS;.J. IYtP.i ".J P. iccsTas t lie. voisivii cit:oituE:• - :-: Ffinff•T
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