LOCAL AF F AIRS
Tito CM; 1
In the City
_Councils last evening, Henry bamhert,
Esq., the City Controller, submitted a report, ac
companied by h statement of the real and personal
property, and funded and other debts of the city of
Pittsburgh.
The report states that the' members of the fire cum
panies claim that the iEterest the city in their ap
paratus is not so great as the statement sets forth,
and also announces that the assessments under the
new paving law would shortly be in the Treasurer's
hands fur collection. It is the opinion of the Con
troller, and also, we have been informed, of the Fi
nance Committee, that tne payment for paving must
be made in cash, inasmuch as the proceeds are sot
apart for the Sinking Fund. Instructions are asked
as-to whether the Treasurer shall be autnurigod to
receive warrants for paying tax, as unless Councils
order otherwise, the Controller announces that he
will instruct the Treasurer not to receive warrants
for paving obligations. It strikes us that the war
rant of the city, which is in faot.a sight check upon
her Triasurer, is in tact cash so far as the city is
concerned as a creditor. The city has no moral and
we think no legal right to say to the person who owes
a paving " You must pay cash into my Sinking
Fund, and get the cash fur my warrant wherever
you and we think if Councils try it on they
will find a small rebellion raised about their ears.
Mr. Latnbert'e statement is a valuable public—doeu
ment, and should be read by every tax payer. ft is
am first complete statement which has ever been laid
before the citizens of Pittsburgh of how uitieti the
city is worth and how much she owes. Mr. Lambert
has prepared it with great csrs, and in itself it is an
evidence of his peculiar c,,tupctonay to perform the
duties of Controller.
The statement is as follows:
I=l
Water works, upper and, loner, will. lots
attached, including pipes, dr.c $ 600,000
Monongahela whorl 235,000
A legheray wharf 32,000
Diamond Market Houses, lots, '175,000
Fifth Ward Market 1,000
Lot of ground en Cecil's alloy, sold to
Aleer Miller, Esq., duo with intoreot
from October 20, 1848
Lot of ground on Ceoil's alley, sold to J os.
Tomlinson, Esq., balance due Oct. 20th,
1800, with interest from Jan. 1, 1857...
Lot of ground on Fourth Strout, sold to 0:
H. Paulson, balance due with interest
from January let, 1857
Lots and house of Firo Engine Companies,
viz :
Eagle—lot east 900, house valued at 2.000,
Paquesne—lot cost i 400, heuso valued at
100
Neptune—lot c05t2,634- less ground rent
38—equal to 031-2000, house valued at
4000...
Vigilant
-3000 ...
Good Intent--let cost 1,200, house valued
at .
Independence .st 1,000, house val.
—lot cost 2420, huuso valued at
ued at 1.500
Relief—lot coot LBO, twusu valued at
1,500 ........ .. .
Niagara—li.t - cent 1,2u0, 1i0u,4) v. 1,1,34 .t
1.,500 .....
Total aul.eurit of heal Estate ......... ../
`. - 7.'Tho Allegheny Fire Company has re , ently pur
chased a lot for their own use on 'Nit' street foe
st,ooo of which sl,t;uo has been paid. The deed of
the property is recorded in the name of the trustee
of the Company, and no interest of the city of Pitts
burgh is theicin recited.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Outstanding Taxes, 1857, buhjact to ex.
onerationo $ 7,598 77
1328 shares Gas stock, par value 50 65,400 00
7 Weigh Settles, not used, at 225 each 1,575 00
Furniture paid for in various ei.,y offices,
valued at
Unseated Lands !rem County Commission
ors, estimated at 800 00
Wilkins' Hall, annual rent, Duquesne'
Greys, 175,
" Washington Infantry, 100, 325 00
Steam Firo Engine, amount invested from
City Treasury
For Engine Companies' apparatus mid
hose, viz:
Eagle, apparatus ael bell, 2,400, huso 129, 3,129 00
Allegheny upparatua, 1,100, " 815, 1,915 00
Neptune, apparatus & bell, 900, " 857, 1,757 Olt
Niagara, " 2 :4 09 , " 707, 3,109 00
Vigilant, " 3,856, " 797, 4,683 00
Good Intent, " 1,100, 647, 1,747 00
Independence, " " 1,800, " 609, 2,409 00
Duquesne, " " 1,500, " 300, 1,800 00
Relief, " 1,850, " 643, 2,493 00
Blue Dick, part of running gear in Du , .
tinesac. Engine House
Total amount of personal property $102,853 77
Amount due and maturing at 6 per cont.
Interest in 1858 ......150,697 42
do all 1859 145,378 50
do dk, 1860, 6 per cent., 61,108
do do 1860, 5 per cent., 24,000
do do 1861,
do do 1862, 6 per coat., 23,500
do do 1862, 5 por coat., 20,000
do do 1863, 6 per cent.,....... ......
do do 1864, 6 por cent, 14,286
do do 1864, 5 por cent , 30,000
do do 1865, 6 per cent.,.
do do 1866, 5 per cent.,.
do do 1869, 5 per cent.,
do do 1869, 6 per cent.;
do do 1870, 6 pGr cent.,
do do 1871. 6 per cunt.,
do ' do 1886, 6 per cent.,
Ti.tal funded debt for municipal spurpo
see
Temporary loans, viz :
Note to Kramer Lt: kahm, duo
May 2nd,
do do Juno let
do do July let
Interest on funded debt deo to date Rod
unpaid
State Tax on interest on Funded debt,
1857
2,150 93
do do do do to April, 1858, 1,057 ::.3
Judginsat bald by 31ernbants' and Manu
facturers' Bank, transferred by O'Con
nor do Bro, and interest from April 25,
1857
Ontstandingwarrants, including improve
ment previous to 1858, estimated, 7,250 00
Ontstandina warrants fur 1358, so ual, 5,297 85
Hussey Wells, balance duo on scales, 525 Ou
Wilkins Hall, annual rent, 1,000 00
Bills of printing rendered to date in ex
cess of appropriation Nu. 8, but not
yet audited
Sundry Bills sent to Council, not yet die
pond or
Total amount of floating debt
RAILROAD BuNDS.
The City of Pittsburgh hos issued bonds to Rail
road Companies, os follows, viz
Penn'a t 011ie Rail R ,ad Company ,
Pittsburgh & Steubenville dc,
Allegheny Valley do
Pittsburgh & Connellsville du
Chartiera Valley du
$1,800,000
—for which tho City t.c,ide tho stook of tho roads.
Drew - View of Pittsburgh, by W, C. W all
Oar talented follow townsman, W. C.
has Just finished a most capital picture, and ono
which cannot fail to add to his already high reputa
tion es an artist. It is a view of the city of Pitts
burgh, taken from a point on the Ohio, below Saw
Mill Run, and including the borough t.,f Manchester
and the scenery and surroundings of our city. It is
the most complete and charaeteristic view of Pitts
burgh which has yet Lean painted. The point of
view is such that the character and extent of our
city is most expressively given. In looking at it,
one sees that it is a portrait of an active, bustling,
hasy place; all the prineipal buildings and localities
are distinctly marked, and altogether Pittsburgh
itself is present upon the cancan. As a painting, it
is a most elaborately wrought and highly finished li
work of art. Mr. Wall, with the true modesty of
real talent, produces picture after picture of great
intrinsic merit_far superior in excellence to the
Irwin; of many who have obtainad more notoriety
than he has, bat who liavo not laid the foundation
for anything like the permanent reputation to which
he 18 entitled, and which such pictures as the ono of
which we are speaking cannot fail to secure him.
We hope every lover of art in Pittsburgh will care.
fully examine and criticise this new work front
Mr. Wall's pencil. It is no ordinary production, and
will bear study. It may be seen in Gillespie's win•
dew, on Wood street.
Ix ILIT be Reid with confidence that the custom depar
. ,
* Meat of Carnaghan's tailoring establishment, Allegheny
-- City, to under management, that for ability and skill ia not
aurpaseed in our cltiee. The finest grades of Clutha, case'
mutes aud VeatiDga., WC kept tai Laud fur ILlt-126 aud bo':
welt, end mud,: t„ order twatut•sei aud care .
Persons httliug their gar:u,uta tutid.t t order %ill not be
MEE
OUT cotemporarics—especially thosa in the 9011E3-
non lino---hare had a splendid nut to crack, arising
cut of a diCi,mlty between bliss Kimberly and some
portion of her company, which culminated in a
"strike" on Friday night, when Miss Cushman was
to play Meg Merrilles. As usual, there are two aides
to tho question, and the following statements of the
affair are authoritative and satisfactory :
With regard to the recent occurrence at the Pittsburgh
Theatre, It is proper that I should make the following
rief statement. At 4 o'clock on the afternoon of Friday,
the company assembled on the stage to see me, and thou
and there demanded from the management the fulithuent
et ci,nditions to which they had never agreed—ii hich con.
dill, 12.1 were declined,—at which they partitupturily refused
to play that evening, and loft the Theatre for their several
homes. I returned to the I ox-office, and there found toe
Mayor wishing to obtain seats for the evening I then and
there made known to him, ror the that time, the actien !ha
company had taken a few moments previous, and asked
him if they were not liable to arrest for conspiracy. He
expressed nu upinicu that they wore cc) liable, and, anew
bleat lawyer happeni - g in at the utemeut, the Mayor re
u.aiked, "Here's a getille,ou can tell you better than I
ca.." and this geutlenian 8,0 that it looked very strongly
like a char Case of ceasidracy. This accidental met.ting in
the Irx...flice with th Mayor, and this brief conversation,
was the c oly time IGLOO: him that day, with the exception of
the time whets Le cone to the box-Mike in the evening to
receive the mouey to be sutrusted t., him. I never sought
him at his dike, or in his box in.tlie evening, and I do not
know that he woe a Iced to do anything iu the matter hut
what any private citizen might htn•e been willing to have
dote.
. .
In mediately after the company left the Theatre, in the
afternoon, 1 again sought them, and arranged with them,
each separately, to play in the evening, I agreeing to pay
them the several sums they required, amounting in all to
$9l. Near the time for the curtain to go up, they were as
sembled iu the Green room, and demanded from me Mtn,
the payment of the sum promised, before they would go
upon the stage. I declined paying it, fur I could have no
assurance that they would perform after they hail got it—
but expressed a willingness to deposit the money with ai.y
responsible person The money In the Treasury belonged
to the audience, and I would not part with that money until
they had received what they had paid fur. I suggested to
thorn the name of Ilia May so a proper person to deposit
the money with, to which they assented; the Mayer, being
in the Theatre, was called on by the Treasurer, and the con
dition of things stated to him, at which ho kindly consented
to receive the money iu trust for the members of the com.
parry claiming it, giviug assurance that ho would nut pay it
ever indiscriminately, and not until we bad notified him
who wero mostly entitled to it.
This Is the last I saw of the Mayor or the money, and all
I hail to du with hint or the optimally iu the transaction.
The statement of Mrs. K. (Miss Kimberly) fully sets forth
what followed after.
do coriclusiou, I will simply present the fullowiug brief
statemobt of the accutuits of those members of the rompauy
who stlenaafttlly, under [be power of cutubitiation, extorted
Iran ua diellunurabic and unjust sundltions, aid :duo a state
meat of tho receipts and expouditur.s of the three nights
lot Miss Cushusau's engagement :
Amount of money paid to, and balance , ' duo to and from
Llama met:lbws of the Compaily of the Pittsburgh The
atiu who 11gured iu the Iniusaction of Friday evening,
from December 12 to April '2l, 1858:
Paid 11. A. Weaver $256 u0...13a1. duo to him
" J. V. B.)wes and
wife.. ...... 297 50... "
" J B. Curran........ 151 17.. " " " "
" Mrs. Berrell 153 60... " " her
Mr. Fleming and
assistants 545 00... " " him 10 00
'• Mr. Sharpe__ ..... 147 67... " " " " i 1.10
J. 31. Cus4ell. 118 00... " " 5Uu
" 51ls-4 Braddock 79 00... " " her UU UU
18 UU... " " " him Uu uu
Mr. Ward 130 47... " " from him... 1 lo
" U'. B. Vaudeeriut.„:... 70 00... " " " 4uu
Mis.Vaildecring .. 328 " her... S 0.1
" Mr. Holland 13 " " " him... 7 38
" 51a8t. Lewis :37 97... " " him... 5 17
Many of the above were members of the Company who
went to Youngstown to give performances, and required
assistance to leave there—which aid was rendered to the
amount of S4S 81. This sum to divided among ten of them
at $1 ha each, and Master Lewis and Mr. Bowes' child, $1 St
each; and ti use amounts aro charged to their accounts upon
salaries at that time fn arrears to them. The above are all
the parties with whom Bus honor Lad any dealings. The
Mayor's kind-hearted clemency iu paying the money en
trusted to him, Indiscriminately to those who claimed it,
has caused him to over-pay some, instead of paying it to
thee to whom it was due.
The total amount of balances now duo to the whole co.-
pray and employees of the theatre is sl3l,BB—this,
after a remarkably depressed winter,
. -u
in a season of eight
weeks, and disbursements that time amounting to
$18,042,52.
These balances the management are disposed to pay ..t
any moment, brit they will never yield willingly to soy
combination to extort from them unjust and dishonorabie
conditions—and rombinationk j •of the character herein enu
merated they do not believe meet with the approval of any
intelligent people. From the foregoing the public can,
Judge how far they can merit the libels that have beau
heaped upon them by seine portion of the public Press
_ _
Receipts and payments during the three nights of Miss
Cushman's engagement at the Pittsburgh Theatre, April
21st, 22d awl 23d, 1868:
Wednesday night, Receipts
Thursday du du
Friday du do
Paid Company
Paid bliss Cush [Lw
(behest ra
City LiCell6l3
Telegraph
Livia bill
Paid Compauy at It'cluuglitiiiiivn
Printiug
Newapapara
Saudrien • •
2,:.;", 00
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
Lk:Roving that my business affaira possess very littte iu
Wrest for the general public, itud that they are not a proper
subj-ict for newspaper ,thicuisiOn, I am, nevertheless con
strained by the numerocia misstatements contained in tho
newspapers, to give a few brief facts in self defence.
my earliest Intimation of difficulty among the company
attached to the Pittsburgh Theatre was at a late hour on
Friday afternoon, but as that was apparently arranged, I
was much ourpiteedto find, at the time announced for the
performance, that some of the members had combined to
extort from me a compliance to demands insulting to my
integrity and unrecognized iu any contract between us.
Ou this 12th of the present month, though their names
wars ou the bills and. the performance duly announced for
the evening, certain members of the company dishonorably
lett mo, despite my wishes or any proposition in my power
to make to them. And this, toe, In violation of written
agreements between us binding either party to give one
w , ek's notice of their intention to dissolve their engag.-
unut. According to all theatrical usage, the breach of
such a specification entails upon the delinquent the (oriel-
87,108 00
11,000 00
lure of a week's salary. Ou the following Saturday, 1 vim
itod Youngstown, Ohio, at the invitation of Its citizens, to
give a recitation of "Hiawatha," and finding the shove re
ferred to portion of the company there, unable, as they
said, Lu pay their expenses, I assumed their bills, amount
Mg to nearly fifty dollars, and
,re-engaged them for the fol
lowing week—this engagement being distinct and apart
43,500 00
49,210 00
--- 31,286 00
80,000 00
..... 50,000 00
..... 20,000 00
283,200 00
105,500 00
132,000 00
64,000 00
from previous arrangements ur obligation between ue. The
public will therefore judge of my surprise and understand
my indignation, when atter acting but two nights, they de
manded their week's salary in advance, making their de.
termination known at a menial!, fatal to all interests. To
their unreasonable demands I mutt decidedly, and I think.
justifiably, refuLe.l to submit, for two reasons, viz; First
oil account of the dishonesty of their demand, and secondly,
fur lack of security that they would, fulfil their engagement.
I. consented, however, to deposit the total amount in trust.
to be puid over when their part of the contract should be
fulfilled. The next question was, who could be found to
entrust with the enormous sum of one hundred and thirty
lee dollars. Hie Honor, the Mayor, and faulty being in my
private bog, ho was sent for, and solicited sax private cit..-
can and not in his official capacity, to take charge of the,
Renult. Ile obliged ma by doing so. Still the eompauy
we're utoiatisfied—they wanted the suns for each distinctly
'51,135,979 92
specifier) and "set deiort." Here commenced that part of the
business his Ilunor certainly did not anticipate—''eight dol
Mrs" cries a ballet woman, "eight dollars," shouted the call
boy, and others In minor capacities calling fur sons at the
sauce lea; while others in better' position, with more mod
esty and merit, were not obtaining justice. To this I
oh
jectr_d, disputing the trims of some, and more than ac
knowledging the demands of others. But upon the assu
rance of the Mayor that the manmentruged to him should
t go out of his hands until both parties were satisfied, the
interesting ceremony was permittrd to proceed till all seem
ed appeased.
Thu curtain rose—the play—Guy Munnering—proc Nits],
but at its close they again became clamorous. Now not Is,
sesurity.but for the money. hia Honor, .evidectly unmnsl
to such a pandinionia, was about to pay over the deposit,
when E. reminded him of his assurance that the money
should nut be paid over indiscriminately, but that ho shonbi
icluin it till Justice should be equally distributed among the
company and secured to myself—remindinghlm iu addition,
that if he parted then with the money, 7. had nu certainty
that they would fulfil the remnant of their engagement
He wan willing to take their word—(was not. du!eoedrot
acts of theirs forbade the belirf that I could trout hem iu
the luture. In vain did I protest. The Mayor oad over
the money, (Without receipt or voucher,) while I assured
him that if he paid certain 11U1119 to certain parties, it mutt
be on his own responsibility lie replied that ho "w..uld pay
them from his own purse, (or pocitet,) and he believed he
was able to du 80."
8,000 00
1,646 63
4.804 )2
1,175 Od
$33,310
This, I regret exceedingly, tor though well meant, it hue
subjected me to the mortification of u eecund time closing
the The Are, while bills were out auueuncing a performance,
and has also deprived me of emu night's recc:pts aft. r th • en
tire, expenses were incurred 'and paid. Tu thew how the
Mayor was rewarded for his kinduesi and generous reliance
upon their word, I will rimply Mate that they, the neat
morning, resort d to the bar-ruum, and arranging their
plans, submitted their names to a card, for insertion ILI the
papery, announcing that they would not perform that even
ing, and thou calling ou the Mayor to express their willinz•
noes to fulfill their proud :es and appear, at the imam time
deputing the stage manager to call at the box office and
say that the company wore willing to play in the pieces and
parts they were cast for, bud no other, end also to elate, Ls
they had not been able to study those parts, (having receiv
ed then. only that morning) it would be utterly Impossible
to upp:ar respectably, leaving inn no alternative but to close
the Theatre, as I foroaw on the evening previous, I should
be compelled to do.
Without column:it ug on the facts above stated, and quite
wilting to leave the public to form their owl, Inferences, I
will merely add, that I took the Pittsburgh Theatre at a
1,10.11)11 when business of all kinds was depressed and par.
my zed—that I have taxed my time, energies, profeaaional
knowledge and private resources to au amount of nearly
three thousand dollars, to maintain It as a place of respecta
ble and ratiunal amusement, and to afford employment to
the weak, ventilating, misguided people whose desertions
have twice caused its premature close. This IA an effort I
shall maintain. Thu Theatre will soon be re.opencid. Mr.
Max Maretzek's Opera Troupe, from the Philadelphia and
Now York Academies of Sfuslc—the most celebrated and in
every way superior in attraction that ban appeared west of
the Allegheny
Mountalus—aud I certainly trust that in
future, to the Wetly
auucvauces of managerial life, I may
not be again compelled to add misrepresentation at the
halide of that great engine of universal information—the
public Press.
E. KIMBERLY.
PITTBBUP.OII TLI CAVIL', April 2d, 1858.
200,000
:5.)0,000
400,000
500,000
150,000
Another Charge.--John Seaman, a tavern keeper
in the Fifth ward, called at the Mayor's office yester
day, for the purpose of making another information
against W. B. Clarke, the thief arrested at the
Monongahela House a few days since. He states
that some ten days ago Clarke handed him a oheok
for $65, which he whited to pledge for one dollar;
this cheek was redeemed soon afterwards. Some two
or three days afterwards he came in again with a man
named Robinson, whom he introduced as a drover
from Washington county. He then produced a check
on the P.ttaburgh Trust Company, for which he
wanted five dollars, promising to call in a few days
and redeem it. Seaman did not see Clarke after.
wards, and the cheek proved to be a forgery. It is
for $75, drawn to the order of Lewis Collins, and
signed William S. Miller. A commitment was lodged
against him.
A List of doairable liana stooks will he sold at the
Cuttitneroinl Salea Rooms, No tri , t Fifth street, this
The Flttaburgh Theatre
STATEMENT OF MIL ROBERTS
GEORGE ROBERTS
The Councils hold their regular monthly meeting
on Monday night. '
La Select Council, Mr. Ward, from the Select Com
mittee, reported adversely to the bill of Gotleib Fos,
rep-rted an ordinance for grading Carpenter's alley
between Clark and Decatur streets.; Barker's alley
between Penn street and Duquesne way; and Union
or Our alley between Logan and Pride streets. The
committee have contracted for grading and paving
Webster street between Fulton and Arthurs streets.
The report was accepted and the ordinance adopted.
Mr. Pollock, Gas Committee, reported a resolution
to pay Maffett A Old $3O for gas fixtures in Fifth
Ward Market House. Adopted.
Mr. Kammerer, Claims and Accounts, reported
adversely to claim of M. A. Criswell, and to pay bills
of J. H. Oliver, .$5,63; Pennock A Hart, $38,55;
Daniel Armstrong, $24; A. Fulton, $19,21 ; Thomp
son Cluley, $1'41,92 ; Dawes & Cluley, $28,30;
James Dignutn, $120,25; John Scott, $78,01; J. W.
M'Carthy, $3; James Lemon, $9,50. Report ac
cepted and resolution adopted.
Mr. Brown, lame Committee, resolution to pay
Wilson & Mackerel $554,94. Adopted.
Also, resolution to pay James S. Craft (costs) $lO.
Referred to Finance Committee.
Also, rerolution to authorize the Mayor to pay
Burke dr. Barnes not exceeding $120,96, for vault
doors—the Finance Committee to adjust the exact
sum due them. I
Repart of Henry Lambert, Esq., City Controller,
read and aceopted, for which see article On "City
Finances," in to day's Poet.
Mr. Kammerer offered a resolution giving two hun
dred feat of Lose to the Fairmount Engine Company.
Adopted.
An act relating to , ewers and changing the man
nnr or voting at the city election, passed by the
Legislatare, was read find ordered to be filed with the
Controller.
Several resolutions, l:lstructinz the Second District
&lett Commissioner to clean and resuoto obstruc
tions frut., oerlaii. streets, were rote:red to the Strcer
Committee.
In all tLo above action of Select Council the Com
mon Council coneur,.3.l.
In Common Council, a position to pave Uni n alley
was referret' to the Street Committee.
A petition for gas mains on Penn street, referred
to the 14as Committee.
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The Special Committee for furnishing Council
Chambers reported bills of W. A. M'Clintoek & Co.
fur $291,78 and J. R. Reed (4, Co. fur $25, and war
rants were ordered to be drawn.
The Finance Committee reported that the cost of
getting up a digest of city ordinances would be from
$lOOO to 1500, and recommended that the City Soli
citor ho directed to make a code of the otdinauces,
the compensation not to exceed $5OO. The report
was accepted, soda resolution authorizing the Soli•
citor as above was, adopted.
An ordinance to protect the lives of citizens from
danger from new buildings in course of erection was
referred to the Ordinance Committee.
Tho Street Committee were instructed to report at
next meeting of C , unails relative to grading and
paving of Crawford street.
An ordinance relative to Allegheny Valley Rail
road was referred to Ordinance Committee.
In all the above action of Common Council, Select
Council concurred.
The new license. act is a supplement to the old law,
and does not repeal that law except so far as the pro
visions of the two come in oontaot, Bo far as Al.e-
ghony county is concerned
The County Auditors are by the new law consti
tuted the Board of Licensers. The Board therefore
now consists of Messrs. John Murray, L. H. Carlisle
and A. B. Stevenson.
$930 25
$344 25
400 00
22 00
20 00
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Applications for hotel, tavern and restaurant li
censes must, as heretofore, be signed by twelve citi
zens of the ward or district where the applicant re
sides, and the provisions of the old laws must be
complied with in regard to bedding accommodations,
,bc. The applicants must be citizens of the United
States, of temperate habits and good moral charac
ter. When - such - applicants shall euaiply with "the
requirements of the laws on the subject." and this
refers to the old law as well as the new, they are en
titled to receive 'Meuse.
Applications for license aro to be filed with the
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions, and those
desiring to apply may procure blanks in proper form
from Mr. Rowley, the Clerk, at his office in the Court
House.
Wholesale dealers are entitled to receive their li
censes upon making application and complying with
the requirements of the laws, bat their petitions do
not require the signatures of twelve citizens.
The new Board, we understand, will organize and
proceed to business immediately.
" The Quaker Soldier."—Thie is the title of a
now historical novel just issued from the preas of
T. B. Peterson .1. Brothers. The timool's laid while
the British were in Philadelphia. It is written with
marked ability, and displays a rare knowledge of
early local and revolutionary hiatoty. As a story it
posaosses thrilling interest, and will well repay en
attentive perusal. It is for sale by Hunt tt Miner,
Fifth street.
Layer Beer.—Good lager bear is generally Lid
mated to be a pleasant and wholesome institution,
and our old friend John Roth, at his old stand, No.
26, in the Diamond, always has the very best of tabs
cool, delicious and wholesome beverage. Those who
wish to drink lager beer in its purity, can always ho
sura of obtaining a first rata article at John Roth'E,
in the Diamond.
Henry White.--At the request of a number of cit
izens, Mayor Weaver has addressed a letter to the
Mayor of Jefferson City, asking him the amount ne
cessary to procure the liberation of Henry White,
who, as has been blready stated, is to be sold on the
10th of July as a slave lie is said to be a free col
°led boy, and he has friends here willing to pay all
expenses for the purpose of securing his freedom.
Two fish dealers in tha Diamond got into a dis
pute yesterday, and in a short time they came to
blows. After rolling over in the gutter for a while,
they were separated ; one of them was taken to the
Mayor's office, the other gave himself up. On exam
ining into the affair, both parties were discharged,
with an admonition from the Mayor to "go and sin
no more."
Fresh Fruits, d•c.—Messri. keymer Anderson
aro in receipt of a large lot of tropical fruits. You
are always sure, at this large and well known house,
to get the worth of your money.
The barrel of salt mentioned in yesterday's paper
way identified as tho property of Messrs. Miller &
Ricketson, on Liberty street. Graham, who is
charged with stealing it, will have a hearing this
morning.
Mayor's Off i ce,—At the Mayor's office yesterday,
everything was remarkably quiet. Nothing out of
the common course was brought' up. In tho watch
house there were only six common cases,, four of
whom paid their fines, and tho others went to jail.
Officer Bernard Dougherty, of tho Independent
Police, requests us to say that ha is not the man who
obtained a judgment for damages against the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, in the hfahoning County
District Court, recently.
Theatre.—The tragedy of King John was per
formed to a tolerable audience last evening, and Mr.
Bennett played hie part admirably. This evening
ho takes a benefit, when he appears as Hamlet. We
bespeak for him a good house.
The steamers at the landing had their flags at half
mast yesterday, as a mark of respect to the memory
of Capt. Wash.Pdas on, who died at his residence in this
city yesterday morning.
THE HISTORY Olt DR. J..HOESTETTZR'S /ACM-
AOll BITTERS, the most remarkable medicine of the day,
and the many cures that have been performed with it in
cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and
other distaste arising from a disordered stomach or liver,
places it at once among the moat astonishing discoveries
that has taken place In the medical world. The diseases to
w hich " Bitters" are applicable are so universal, that there
are but few of our friends vvho may not test their vir
tues In their own families or circle of acquaintances, and
prove to their own satisfaction that there Is at least one
remedy among the many advertised medicines, deserving
the public commendation.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, everyvibere
and by =STETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
Meeting of Cpunoils.
The New License Law.
EMIBEMI
OS. L 6 THERE BE RELIANCE to be placed in meth•
tine, and thousands of well attested cases establish beyond
the possibility of s doubt the curative properties of any ono
particular remedy, then J. M. °Liles OBLZBYSTBD STOZIACH
BITIBBB is unquestionably the greatest medicine over intro.
dated to au afflicted community. As a Caro for Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Weakness of the Stomach, and other diseases
arising from a disordered state of the Diver, Kidneys, etc.,
they cannot be excelled. Invallis should not hesitate to
try them. For sale by .1. M. OLIN, sole proprietor and
manufacturer, No. 267 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa., and by
dealers generally.
AMUSEMENTS.
FOSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
Sole Lessee and Manager..
Aetteg and Stage Manager
Treasurer
SCALP OP PRIOSI3.
Private Boxes to hold six persons • $5 00
'Dress Circle atd Farguette bue.
Upper Tier 25c.
Akrii- Doors open at 7 o'clock—coo/manes at half post 7.lai
BENEFIT, and molt positively the last appearance of tLe
eminent I:nglish tragedian, Mit JAMES ISENNIVIT, wee
w ill appear in his great charact.r of " Hamlet," of which
part he is acknowledged to be the beat living tepreeentative,
and in the personation of which he has created the most
profound sensation throughout the Union.
TUESDAY EVENING, A pril 27th, 1858, will to pre
formed Shakspear's tragedy, in 6 acts, of
IL A bt L ET.
Mr. James Bennett.
Walter Keeble I
rolonias W. H. Bandy.
E. L. Bascom. Aphelia ....Miss Kate EWA.' .
Miss Emily Weldegrave.
To conclude with, first time here, the screaming Farce of
THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT.
Ghost
Luerte
Dauce
Popoliuo ..... W. Young I N00na......Mitf3 Kato Fisher.
QE±Et.. The management has much plesimra in annour ciug
au engagement, for six nights only, with the distinguished
tragaaieuns, HIES J. 31. DilYtNPilliT, alio will app e ar
ti -morrow evoulug.
JOHN W, M'CARTHY,
BILL POSTER!
UTILL ATTEND 10 THE POSTINO
and DISTIHISIUTIN'3 of all kimia of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS LEC,ITURES, EXHIBITIONS, ac.
Sll communicatione—elther by wall, telegraph, or otbol•
wise—directed to the office of the Morning Post, will r 6C6N
Fompt attantin api
JOSE PH MEYER,
MANUFACTURER OF
Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs,
Wareroonts, 4241 Penn street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDGE,
PITTSBURGIIb
4 In addition to tho Furniture buainese, I alO davoto
attention to UNDERTAKING. Hearses and Carriages
furnished
JAMES P. TANNER,
5 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
nvite3 the atteatla
NEW SPRING' GOODS;
EtJught direct from Manufacturers in Stmeacliniate
OOMPRIefING
BRPGA/IP,
GAITERS,
Ladles', MlSSab' and Childron'o
BONNETS,
tLATB and
FANCY RATS.
Neu, hoye. awl Youth's
?AIM LEAF,
LE4IIORN,
PAVAIII.A_and
NTRAW HATS
Mon, Boye and Youth'd
WOOL and BUR NATO
All of which will bo in groat varloty
Airy- Uroat ;Atom,' to 11Atill and prowl
TIME i3UYERE.
Orders solicited and carefully sclacted and par:cell
rur27:dtfal—i3
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
FOR THE PROMOTION
AND
PRO TIE (.) I 0 N O .11".1` RAD E.
B. DOUGLA.SS & 00., Proprietora.
Corner Wood and Fifth Streets., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ALEX. ARMSTRONG ; Manager.
Ettabililled, New York, June; 18411—Pitteb'gh, March,lB.s•2.
BEAD Office.
NEW YORK B. DOUGLASS A CO.
DEUSCIL OFP/OES
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia ....
Cincinnati
C1eve1and...........
Detroit
Chicago
Dubuque
Milwaukee
New Orlesns
Charleston
Louisville '
t. Louis
Bost.o
Bullimoru
ktichbaond
FOREIGN OFFICES
Muutreal, E
London. L•ug..
Lottors of Introduction to Lawyers of high standing and
respectability in every section of the Union. will Le
gratuitously tarnished to subscribers making applicatam
ins office. Also, letters of intrcduellon to auy or the offices
earned above.
COLLECIIONs VIiuMPTLY ATTiCNDAD To -RI ALL yAlas OF
TEM UNITED STATES AND bIi.ITRIH 10.13.65a10N3.
TO 110 isEI! KEEPERS.
A RA.}{l( l .. CHANCE.
The Mountain Uotels for Rent.
THE MOUNTAIN HOTELS AT CRESSON,
un the 'Mooneyhaul& Railroad, are offered for leave
for a term of yeara. Thesis buildings which are large and
commodious, are situated near the buremit of the Allegheny
Mountaiva, in Cambria county. The salubrity of the cli
mate-4ho pure water—the beauty of the Mountain Scencry
—the facilities for fishiog and hunting, and all these enjoy
ments and recreations which give health and vigor, have
rendered Crosson 6... popular place of Summer hesort fur
visitors. from all parts of the United States. The Penney
yenta Railroad furnishes means of aciese daily, from all the
principal cities of the Union, and visitors while enjoying
all the pleasures of country e, can communicate with the
cities every few hours.
The Hotels belong to "The Allegheny Situate:n llealth
Institute," with all the furnltere and fixtures belonging to
the Company. They are - in a suitable condition for the com
fortable accommodation of over TWO HUNDRED gusto.
To a competent manager, the chance is a most excellent
ono. Address, - JOSEPH PENNOCK, Pree't,
Pittsburgh, Pa ,
Or, S. P. LESLEY,
Chairman of Committee,
apl Philadelphia, Pa.
N EW TRIMMINGS! NEW TRIMMINGS
J. BUSH,
No. 65 Market street,
Ladies, walk in and examine the New Spring Etyk of
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
RUCHES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES, GAUNTLETS,
MISSES' EMBROIDERED MARSEILLES SEIRTd,
EXPANSION STEEL SPRING SKIRTS
EMBROIDERED, MECHANIC AND
FRENCH CORSETS
INFANTS' FANCY CAPS,
And HEAD-DRESSES, AT
3. IigUSEI 9 S,
ap2 No. 65 Market street.
China, Glass, and Queensware
SPRING STOOK JUST OPENED,
AT TEE OLD ESTABLISHMENT OF
3IEI INT 3EL 75r eir Mit "Sr.
17121 World street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WHO IS NOW RECEIVING FROM
Europe and Eastern Cities, a choice assortment of
articles In bin line, comprising new and tasteful shapes of
Pearl White Stone Tea. Dining and Toilet Ware, and the
same in P ain, Gold, Lustre Rand and ; Flowers; Fine White•
Vitrified Iron Stone Table Ware, knosin to be the mat due
able now in use for Hotels and Steamboatir, French China of
new styles, in Pure Whits and Gold Hand; either in sets or
single p i
Richly Gilt and Decorated Toilet Sets; Brit.
Mania and Plated Castorg German Silver Tea Table Spoons,
Soup Ladles, etc, plated with elver; flue Ivory Handled
Carving, Tea and Table Knives and Form; Tea Waiters and
Trays; Shaker and Sea.grass Table Matto Japaned and Dec.
orated Tin Toilet Set.
Also, a c 'replete and foil assortment of all articles suite.
Me for the COIJNTRY RETAIL TRADE, at prices to please
the public, who are respectfully invited to exaM l / 1 0 this
stock. mr27:llmdsw
A CARD.
KLEBER HAVING JUST RETURN
. ED from the Eastern cities, where
he has selected a choice stock of superior ;77;
PIANOS for the spring trade, would respect•'
pally invite the attention of purchasers there• 1
! -
to. They were chosen with great care from the entire Mast
en/ stock, and are considered among the finest instruments
ever brought to this city. Purchasers aro solicited to call
'ate/ exam Lae, as this is an excellent opportunity for obtain.
Ina a brat rhufa-aral raltabla Plana
.J O. FOSTER.
A. W. YOUNG
GEORGE SIEGRIST
mr22:di➢---la
atomer3 and buyers geliel.l
ga stock of
OPER ,tTIES, ETC
....B. DOUGLASS & CO.
....B. Dow Less tic ( 0.
—.B. Dom:miss Sr Co
....B. Dot - ALAS d Co.
...,.B. DOUGLASS & CJ.
B. DOUGLAsS Ac CO.
....B. lloooLiss Ac Co
....B. DOUGLASS & Co
....B. Douatass & Co
....B DotALAts tr. Cu
....B. DotALAss & Co
Dououss & Co
..E RU LL 6Co
.J D. PAM & Co,
PRATT eg Co
.13. Douocses . Co
B. Doc('Ltss 5 , o
COMMERCIAL AND RIVER NEWS,
WILILON AUL ,
Ei ELGfIdPI TEP EiliAllEiG
PresitLitt.
W. 11. WILLIAMB
Viaa
Y. R BRUNOT, Ist, ISAIAH DICKEY. 2d
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, Ja.
arpolntetidort.
JOSEPH SNOWDEI'.
Comm.:ilea of Arbitration for IlarcA
F. It. BIII3NOT, Vice President,
J011%. 4 J. GILLESPIE, JOSEPH R. HUNTER
SAMUEL SIIRIVER, AUSTIN LOOMIS
PITTSBURCiII MARKET
Cur E :purled by Jt.r2EPLi SNWADIIN, Superintend.. 1 0/
the Merchant? 1,--change
Ft.OIJR. .SYltd today of 336 Lble. viz , Fs utb ric tt hands -
WU bide. extra and eat: a family, from wagon, at $3,4043,60 ;
40 bids. extra and extra family from wharf at $3,87 1 ,c®
4,37, , /.j . for elicie3 white. From etore: 50 Vole. extra end ex
tra family at $4,12%@-1,50; 100 We. extra family at $4,60.
GRAIN—Saks 290 bush 11 bent from first bands on
private terms; 76 bush. do at 75c; 150 bush Ost , from
store at 80c.; BO bash. Corn from store at 48c. and sold again
at 50c."51 bush.
HAY...Sales 8 loads at sll*p.s IS ton; 2 tons baled at
$l7 7 E I ton.
POTATGES...SuIes 600 Lust, NtAauo,eks from store at
40c. V bush.; 50 bush. do at Sue.. 150 Lush. do from Oral
hands at 46c.; 337 bash. mixed and loo4e, from dept. at 30k_ ;
70 bush. red from railroad at 3 1, bush
SUGAR...4aIea 12 bhds. fair and prime at 9;.",@)8c. V lb
MOLASSES...P.aIes 53 bids. N. O. at 37 qt . t.3Bc. V gallon.
COFFEE. .Fales 12 Lags Rio at 12;;:f. IS lb
TAR...Sab,a 14 lAA& N. C. at 1.125 7 E.4. bUl
SEEDS,. .Salea bust, flax at $1.2
EGGS—S.I6A 6 1,661. at 7 1 4 . 7 E? d
BUTTER r•,11 at
BACON-8,110,a it/ I. Sl.lollilitl, aud llama at i 1 and P.,.
Ei It.; slouo ivuider, and 3,.j rait•O lbs. Hama at -
lb.
LARD—I...Ic 31 kv , geht luc. -0 it,
1,1,1.3. N 31ack,Tvl at . 6 Llll N
3 large ut $l2 ; 6 N.) itll , ll] ht $10,25
WHISK I...Faled 41 LUa. ttc.t01 , ,,1
30 bbld. ray, at 170. ; pay f
New York Market
NEW YORK, April 26.—Cotta; WM bales sold at 1:24g
fur upland waddling. Flour firm sales 11,600 Mo. Wheat
declining; sales unimportant Bacon steady; Hani. 9%©10;
Shoulders 5@7 1 ,41. Corn has declined; sales 16,000 Mien at
73@;i73,14 for white. Beef buoyant Pork firm. Lard had
edvauced at 11?/ 2 @11%. Sugar steady/ illuscovadu 5 1 ,4
@6%; Havana 7%@8. Coffee quiet, but firm. Tallow 14 , 4
@10,14.
New Yorks stook diut.riceit.
NEW Yoi a, April 26.—Noon.—Stocks dull and lower'
Chicago and Pock Island 763';',i; La Crosse and Milwaukee
8%; Michigan Southern 24; N. Y. Central 88%; Penna.
C ;al 7a; Reading 117; Milwaukee and Mississippi 3334; Can
ton Ccmpany 21%; Virginia 6's 90%; Missouri 6'693; Galena
and Chicago 88M; Mich. Central 6ln Erie 24%; Cleveland
and Toledo 43%; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati 92; L.
Crossa land grants 3134; Ohio 6's 1.02 Ohio 1888 109.
Eacning.—Stocks dull tint firm. Chicago and Rock Island
713; Illinois Central 92%; Mich . Sonthorn 24%; N. Y. Central
W.. s ; Reading 471%; Athwankoe and Mississippi 131%: Mie
suuri 6's 83; Galena and Chicago 844. Erie 24% Cleveland
and Tcledo 44; Carolinas 93.
Cincinnati Mark at
CINCINNATI, April 20.—Fiour is very dull; no 8:11C9 of im
portance. Whisky advanced to 16% and is in god demand
Mobs Pork higher, with 'lulu of 2200 bble at $18,25 and a
small lot of clear at $19,50. Lard, Bacon and Bulk bleats
are unchanged.
The River.
Thera was eight feet water in the channel last niallt and
the rain was
Arrivals and Departures.
ABRlVA.l.9.l3tcamer Luzerne, Brownsville; Cul. Bayard,
Elizabeth; Telegraph, Brownsville; Judge hi'Clure, West
Newton; Chovolt, Wheeling; Mamoru Cincinnati; Jennie
Gray, St Louis; itolnotte, St. Louis; Fulton City, Nt
Louis; Emma Graham, Zanesville.
LIEPUITURES.— , tearner Col. Bayard, Elizabeth;
graph, ISTOWIDIV file ; Luzerne, Brownsville ; Judge M'CI
West Newton ; Chevoit, Wheeling ; Granite State, St. Louie
STEAMBOAT'S
CEWCIENNATI.
For Cincinnati.
The elegant side wheal, passenger pachot
BIIPERIOR—Capt. REDMOND J. tiaAc.—v. ill
leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, on
NATOit-
DAY, the 21th inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply , n board, 01 to
ap22 FLACK, BARtilizi eti, A geuts
ST. LOUIS.
teor St. Loul2
Wta. A. Mooan, Master.
The light drhught, fast running passengrr
packet lOWA, Nlooar, Master ' will leave 6-rr
the above und all intermediate ports, on WED
NESDAY, the 21st Instant, at 4 o'clock P. AI.
Po: freight or passage, having superior accomodationg,
apply on board, or to YAItUY & SlcaftEW, Agents,
ap2l) Corner First cud Ferry streets
ZANESVILLE.
For Marlette and Zanesville.
The steamer EDIMA GRAHAM, Capt. Mont
iiorn,vvill leave for the above end all
Intermediate
putts on every TUESDA Y, at
4 o'clock, P.M.
For freight ur passage apply on hoard
o CHILD S & COO,
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141-7 . pa,
NO. 133 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR
large SPRING STOOK OV BOOTS AND. SHOES,
consisting of a greet variety of seasoaeble and fashionable
goods adapted to spring and enamor sales. Having been
purchased for cash, nt reduced prices, they feel warranted
iu saying that they can anpply Western merchants, by the
package or dozen, at as low prices as the same quality of
goods can be purchssed iu the Eastern cities. Particutsr
attention given to orders. .
ARP Also, a good supply of 'Hew York and Spanish Solo
Leather. ap7.3m... ty
'GENTLEMEN'S DRESS' GOODS.
A. IYIPPAB_LAND,
MERCHANT TAILOR ,
Corner of Fourth and Sadthlkeld Lltreeto,
ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT
he has twelve.] his Spritig Assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S DR.F.SB GOODS,
Lgthu,rLow,2t styles, bast quality and most &want &Kiri,
;loos, which he is preparc4 to manufacture to uidu lu
LATEST FASHIONS,
And with such u character of worktaacship, as cannot but
to estisfy and pleags tho most fastidiong tastes. Lapt4
COOKING BY GAS
A WORD TO THE
rrIIE HEATED TERM IS APPROACH
ING, nnd we cal the attention of the Ladir, to the
tact that
COOKING, IRONING, ETC.,
Can be done with i.couonay, without opal - smite heat, with
out soot, and with despatch—the firs tnang always rea , y
naocaeut—hy usiug
Iflusgroves Gas I.3ooklng Stove,
attanticti, No.
To which we respectfully
Smithfield etreet. luvit"'Syour at A
JOLINSON A Bitu. 7s
County and City Hight.; for sale_ apl2:9m
riIHE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE
SOAP, manufactured by B. C_ h .1. ii. Sawyer, re
receives the preference over all other kinds ever offered for
family use.
Its advantages over other Soaps are:—let. It la cheaper
to use, one pound being equal to three of common rosin
Soap. 2J, Ralf 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 dimewied with, aa the clothe!"
rubbing, thus avoiding their wear
n
Boiling the clothes is unnecesiairy
owillthreen w ale little d.-boar if
4th
when this Soap Is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally as well as soft. sth. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, find it fur superior to other Soaps. It speedily re
moves grease, tar, paint, printers' ink end dirt from the
hands, leaving the skin soft, and free tram 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 cue
pound of Soap, cut it into shavings, and dissolve in one
gallon of hot water; put the clothes into a tub containing
about ten gallons of warm water; pour in the dissolved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Let tl , em soak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring out, anti rinse In warm water once, cold
water twice. A-very dirty wrist-band, or seam, or grease
vets, may require a slight 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.
Jar Observe our name on each bar.
For sale, in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 We.
and at our works, opposite the Round Rouse, Petite
sylvan's avenue. B.C. A J U. SAWYER,
ap2l No. 47 Wood street.
'DIAN° AT A BARGAIN.—An elegant
Rosewood, Chickering Piano, only in use three =mut,
in perfect order in every respect, will be sold ate very r, eat
bargain. The owner Is now in the West, and wishes to sell
at once, and for cash. The subscriber will guarantee the
Piano to be perfect, and utdelemilheil. Apply to
1. , •21 70111%1 Li. UI 1 LAY,
1111 E.—Lima constantly on hand, freah
PlTTsiait , 3l3. Aplii ISEci
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9HOE WAHEH~U
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mcezirac)ms wmant_s
INIJESTRUCTIBLE ROOFING.
RUSSELL'S
RO'fFING
CONSISTING OF CATtiVAS .C*ATIEJRA.TIEED WITH
RESINOUS SUBSTANCE;., ETC,
X=" INT in' 30 31::b I IV
riIIIE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO COVER AND REPAIR ALL ILLItiDS OF
Roofs, with Russell's Mantic. This composition is aiapted for all kinds of itoo a. Ilst or iit. , sp ; ii can also Ls
applied on Tin, Irom or 0:d Shingles, making a perfect Job. This composition is not effected hlllloSplit.rie clianigna
it will niithisr crack:u v r run;
. it Is impervious to water ; Pl RE PROOF and more durable than any other kind of
log. This rceidtig material is used iu vas: quantities throuvhout the United States, on House{, Pridgiel,
Raileosd Cars, and 6teauitiosts, giving sail's an.l is coneidered a tiorLtt protection from the eienienis.
Although this rooting wai .inl) introduced here in l`fOci, it eau be seen on many of :h- tnildings sn the c:ty. Also, on
nvet of the Rail. °ads
here refer to a few places vriteru this Rooting is iu rot., a-id can 1.,e slid Pittsburgh ;at Bell,
Air; Bridgeport; Martinsville; Portland ; Lagrange ; Steuhetivllie; McCey'a ; Li , ,,rpool and Roche-ter Sta
Owls, and the Manchester Depot: Pennsylvania Central Railroad; Spruce the. k A- teria Stßtion..lllltat Tipton and Pat
euntige at. A,..• one; Allegheny City. Westminster Cotiege, and many other tioildinn;
War.-
house; Ben Trimblo's note': also, numerous others in this city.
All orders left at No: '241 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, (where slmple:i of the ma
qrial can be seen,) will receive pi.ompr. attention, by
apl W. F. FAHNESTOCK, Agent.
MEDICAL
THE GETATEST
E
DISCOVERY
.r., .
.: OF THE AGE,
ki
LE., R. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, ilad
O bred and of oar CULLIIIIOLI 11..5t.1 Ae,:le a faa“ - /
hat ,uira
Every kind- of Humor,
ihtuai THE WORST SOROFULA DOWN TO A OOMNION
PThIPLI
lie.htia tried It in over uleveu hundred oases, and nevi
failed except to two cases, (both thunder humor.) ilo
now to his possession over one huudrud cm tidcetos ei i;
value, all within twenty miles of Llt,etuu.
Twu bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore mouth
One to three bcttles will cure she worst kind of Plutple
on the Lace,
Two ur three bottles will clear the eyeleto of Ghee.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the thew rut cautter In th.
mouth or etomuott.
Three to live bottle are warranted to curt) the worst kit,
Of Etrysipulae.
0 J e to two bottled are we: Touted to cure all 6111 - 110:
°yea.
fto bottlea are warranted to card rrataiGic c,l the Ltitd na
Glutei:ea among the hair.
tour to 01z butti.a aro warrant4d c‘.rropi
rituning ulcorr..
One bottle will cure ocaty mut:two ut bioa.
Two or thr., wain,.a.vd t. ettru [ILO WC.,11,1..i./
of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are Walraute-d to clu-o
perate easo of rheumatism.
'Chroe to four bottles are warranted to care salt-ttLeum.
Fire to eight bottles will care the worst case of scrofula.
A Lem:fit is always experienced from the first bottle, coo
e perfect cure is warrunted whenthe above quantity is taken
ROXBURY, MASS
Dies hiADAl3,—The reputation of the Medical Discovery,
to curing all kind of humors, is en well established by the
unanimous voice of all who have ever used it, that I need
not say anything on the subject, as the moat skilful physl
eiana and the most careful Druggists it, the country are ea
uinams iu its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice, 1 d.
It with a full knowledge of the curative power. in relieving
all, and curing most of those diver es in which you are no
fortunately so liable. That moat excruciating disown- to al
affe,timmtu mother.
NURSIMI SORE MOUTH,
to carol ut. it by u miracle; your own temper N restored 42
hate,' Wc , 4ii.1.1,11, and your babe from short kiwi fretful
ahi slumbere ; end the Medical Discovi
ry bnet.na.n of blessing to pour huabend and
household.
lo ocud titages of
CANKER
t,r,clr; to Li., at,Jinticlt, musing
DYSPEPSIA,
WLt.-h id Liu1141,4. Lid oAtiler of the dt.3m h; then to th.
tutuatiutd
Ii II) EY ,
natiag a eilukii,g, gull,• tooul.).; aud nu tvo7, to
cart, of yuur 11111.111)
Yuur otalunch Is
RA W AND INFLAMED,
your toed distress,s you, and I.ou can only take certain
and even of that your system does not get half the
nourishment It con tal WI as the scrituonous fl di of the canker
eats it up; then your complexion loses its bloom and be
comet Mallowor greenish, and your beat day is gouo. Per
want of nourishment your system beco es loose and flabby,
and the fibres of Tour body become rola ed. eu follow n
train dirty sea which the Medical Disc y p ollurli
adapted to
CURE;
Palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the
spine and small of the back, pain of the hip joint_ whole yet.
retire, irregularity of the bowels, and shin, that nolir-e-xern
Mating of disease...., the
PILES.
Row many thousands of poor women are suffering froic
this disease and pining away a miserable fife, and their next
door neighbor does not know the canoe. I wish to lilliart,Nl
oe your mind that good old proverb, .P 1 prover,
tier. Is better than £ of ours." In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative and the ctue, with this gr,,
and good quality, that It will never, mailer any oirLouistaueal
do yon any injury.
N change of diet ever necessary--eat the best you can g.e
and enough of it.
Innitoriorts row ass —Adults one table spoonful per day—
Children over ten years dessert spoonful—Children from
to eight years, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appli
cable!to all constitutions, tako sufficient to operate eo the
Lowels twice a day. Yours truly? . .
DONALD KENNEDY
Price. $l,OO per bottle. For sale by
Dr. GEO. H. KEYSER,
No 140 Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa
et pl:daw
1 4 1 0 R THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES,
U S E
BOWMAN'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
PREPARED BY BOWMAN & CO ,
AL LEGHEN P. 4
GEO. H. KEYSER, Pittabnrgh,
For sale by
J. P. FLEMING ; Allegheny City
And Druggistg ganerally
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lO !
II OR SALE IN THE "GOLD REGION
Other portions of Virginia, the f.lowing Faint;
and BbiLlicg Lote, no SHARES, to wit --
I I a,irr of 100 acres, and a Gold *Sias, is—, luu
of al acres each, '..40 •
25 •• 40 1100 ••
••
70 •• 1400 ••
150 10 " 1500 ••
250 " 6u •• . 1250 •'
500 " " . ....... 2222 .1000 ‘•
250 liniffg Lt. jj acre. with eta a pur•ls. - spa 710
1250 " 100.000 lent •• • 025 '•
2Z . ,•00 oftzioo • 6 " " 025 .6
5000 " 255100 •• " •• •• 1157
In 000 Shares, amounting to 10,uun ‘•
VERTIPIOATES lithe above Shares, (with Riad; for the !El.
mediate executieu laid delivery of lhe Dread have been ell
olosed in 10,000 envelops, exactly alike, and sealed; which,
attar being well mixed up, have b en nernii.red on the ( - int,
aides trona 1 to 10,000 inclnsive, so that no one maw kiie. - .:,
thecontent:3 of any particular envelope. They will be .old
ac i,lO race, without reference to what they contain, end
seat to any cue making application. Unexceptionable Tdles
u , dt to all cases be given
The large4t Farm, containing a Gold Mine, Ls a.. t i ai
oeo, and the smallest sized Building Lots bavu been sell
rues at $lO, each. Hundreds have already been so:.1 upe,„
ibece terms Whilst all stand the same chance of getting
lie Parma, every purchaser is guarantied. one of these lut..
a! Every other purchaser is bound to ger , rue of at
double as sirs in value. Every faurth purcias cc 08,
+s,: quadruple its size and value. Whilst every *calm
Laser will get a Farm ranging in value from $2111) al to
..:,?0,000. These Farms and hots are sold so cheap to iNdor.-
:o , de - instils, a sufliciriat number being re.rerved, the incre
in the value of which will comvensate for the pregenr
The net proceels are to be applied entreat iraprcce.
merits, such as Schoots, Factories, Mills, dis.. Any nutntet if
Shares can be taken by individuals—Pi secure a fmrrn take at
least ten Shares The Certificates:can be obtained by payiry
and the Deeds by paying the OTHER EiAI.F.
70,000 Acres of Land, in large or smolt/ tracl. , ,.•an
a/re be had at PRIVATE SALE, EEO upon mcst HEA,ONAD,e
TERMS. Some of it Is HIGHLY 1117 ROVED. AGENTS ARE
WANTED EVERYWHERE TO SELL THESE LANDS.—
Liberal inducements will be given. For full particulars,
apply to E. BAiIDEE,
Port Royal, Caroline Co., V 4.,
Or to GEORGE W. BENN,
Beal Estate and Insurance Agent, East tide of the Diamond
North of Ohiu street, Allegheny City, Pa. up' '2.
L. U. HEPBURN,
ATTORNUY AT LAW AND CIONVEYANCELL
EilriMllo.ll:4
No.
M ARBLE I . MARBLE! I
JOHA bra' CaR G 0
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF
0 ONUMENTS ORAIVE STONES ,
EnCIONUreS, Posts, &c., WC.
Via public are respectfully 'invited to examine our
Meta low, and work werraute NO d.
. 385 LIBERTY STREET.
ARR I V
,SPRING BOOTS. AND SHOES,
F R 1 S II
AT JOS.EPII 11. BORLAND'S,
At rio• OS !Market atreci.
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
.. inform his friends and the üblib generally, t hat ha
is opening a large and Wall ekloctest atces. or It c'oVan d
consisting In part of Gent's, Ladice, Bogs', Voltthts,
and Cidldrer's Shove, which haVa b rn bOTIViet fly f , .r
Canh, and will ban tery chop u. a C,oi,
IrarCha3lllg , t , „th
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PST ANT/ MASTIC,
AMUSEMENTS,
TENNI 01? THE 11111PAWA
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" GRE Ar. SEOW 3 "
Moiithiy, ituesday & liVedusday,
May 3d, filt ilAt sth,
Upou Lott .I'c'rz.6ll(..“..r_i a: d
ENTIRE ENAGERIE,
Tdi: BTAisj,.: RD ATTIiACTi, - ;;..; .A..i , ili THE PLE.ABI::d
PECULIAR INSTITUTION
Will he pr€4....trd. to oLh r with therie
8R.11.1,1MT MOPIFWATIONS
VALUABLE ACQUISITIONS,
Wt.Lich rvuden3l IL
GRE A
triumphantly EIICCPa (114
NIBLO'S GARDEN, NEW YORK,
And so uuldecelvtaly (.11taid, mt
WELCH'S NATIONAL, PIIILADELPIJIA
N riglll.4, C int su, . cwHiStiag cf
Pg. I CI
TILL '
DR J L Li AY OIL Druilirt,t
JOHN CLARKE,
MR. C. NOYR:,
.).1 I. it TON,
NI A 1 ' I. ;
The Alenae..reero, hat ,-.1.h.r.!.1 itLie Ar!rtn, - .Bk-iriotat3 wh it
tLe pnr“, of
1 , 14.2 Priih .•1 Iho Amen, - ill apf,v,..7 during
arts with
MR. S.. P. STIOKNE,Y,
11,T U ,:nki L.l PETITE EMMA
THE, PAVILION
Will bo ‘-I , :ct , •il on IL, TRIMBtaI ROUST LOT
NOLsLt; 110,F.SE
E XCF. 1. lUB
And thi, outirt: Stud 1.11 t 1
VAIN' ROVE. MEPHA,:T
THE TAME EHlNul;Eiiii,•:,
Lrought Lrward
Duiiie open et ono in the after at, in,end I; . i in the Evc Ling
IITrANCE—B - ,x ,
Pit
A JOA
DULY SALES AT NO: TEETH ST.,
At the Ivrx o,Aas, No. 54, Vika
evoryht•Ll All
variety, mited from a 11..r . .:0
fltGek A • coaAicu
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4 r ' AROE S. i - LE 1); , ' NEW BOOKS.—On
IJESD - 11Y i,ll NV: . ;..i'. , 1 , t
1 1 V riVINI29, .1 cril
"lii.f/ awl 27th, at 7 0'.'1 , , , , .„ i I I,r I , l i-,-.,1, L h o I ~.i . „, ~,1 , ,
c f Nev.' 13,,.k4. from w v-r, 4., ‘. a.tVo i. , !ik.f.tioil, at tin, :.i,., , ,c
Auction Builtint.4, tic. I Fi Fli r,tr •:•t—ti.o Ertnntt compriscA
t i,„ I,,t e . t t..nd b....A ~ , l at,11; G: Ch .i:'...: .I,3l)''ard 'vVOrk."l, !Ma
the ILIORZ. ty poltr Guth," ~ in ,I',:ant mi , ..7 , nti , i , ntouilitertttirc;
9,,,,,„,1, F a mily IWri. 6, blilLk trOWK^, ;trationtry, c-tc, nit.
Et Cliollg t Ito va• iety—i.ll ,11 . ~,1,i,-..i. ra , . .1. - :, - . - . •
ton, :.iicl i.•riip .41., c.c i.,, 1.r.cc , ,,
tiplf, I'. M. 1).1. - VI:!, A uctic.ncui
DUGIES AND CA 0:;i3 AT ALIO
to 'II , I' , NP.. - ,1 . : 2 (1, A pr!l f:Sth,
11 o'clock, at tho rJatamrci , l 113.1,1 11. G 4 Fifth
HIL.,t, will be sold five new and 1 , ,,..1gica and
2,,riftg,s Which con 111 w s •, , n at 1.1:. :
".TI -, A uctiower.
8
ND ER 1 :c _b.. ITEIiS Si A F. i; AND 10
L) PENt, V N.A.T4S.—At C , ,taarn- 101 Snit Rooms,
1%0 54 Fifth Rtro , ,t, on TUF.:,,DAY F Apri 27th
o'clock, will bc 1 by or,i, r t, dcrwriturq, about SO
kegs 8 and 111 penny nail, : - 14 hrly door :gett by water.
mr26 P. M. I! Anr:icn-rr
VALUABLE biuGL.3 T A UOTION
On Tekz. OAS: Z77h. 25% „i
at the C,,,mmere:%i ink)
s is 1;,)
J ;hikes ELILi: i
5 du Lichat.v.z , ..,
:11. S. M. 1,.!•=.:11; - . of 1.•1!1 - nrgb.
'2.5 do 0-.$11: ni Idr:.-I,rn - Rli
:11)1.'3
- UNDER id, OF GLASS
1U AVITS7.:OON', Apr'd
LA I; at 713t.taN. No. cd Fifth
ttre,t., sold, by crtier et nutlt•r» - rit.:tr-,
Si I..cx€4, ;. a7;.t. Writ T01111:1374 ;
4, a, t; do latter Bottles, plain 4.11.;1 nova;
17., 10 Win 61.193e5.
P. M. 'It'll?, Atictlet.t•et.
(101_1) ". , T ILVEtt ES, BEAU-
Ti 91Tb Ylatcd Ware. and fancy ar
titic---i at Auct.cn, at 11cCA1:3.::EY'L , AUCTION I.lOUSg i ,
12w Woo ,t stoat, (the and ' ,, A- 1 ,11 , Y7rn litclionna Acid)
cotaracncing MONDAY EVII:eING, April 12th, and con
taming every evening, far ter, weelee , cr until all i.:: acid.
i - ;.cada be open for (3.7.31.1aLWA1011 each day, whim
Laatel as till au aenkter,o r“: 1, itt•.ited to call,
nut they clay pi.rchagii aN riclta rah!, NVIVArRaIo or retail,
at very low pne - 24. if they etrol al! goods ahaU prose
as rcprea,:ntal and :'"y, I:10 cy b,mled. fut•-
,4,.as ‘vilittov to t!,:s onto ,•,,1—:,
vt e ntice, ttt--iti is a grt,tt tint ty to ad CE I torn, 000
- cal. co 7.
I LV,114 t
$6llll FOR ft tWii StY:ry t - i.nie dwelling
boos. , nroi cu I
ntly aituatM
fed i'n;.;. t.
.—Luz ter Clap
(std irfo3 StWhulr , le or
0;4. CU,
Pt ar 1 . , 40u18, 414 Wool ntlout.
N 1) 800
• -..- ...!r:,bl , .l,suos it, thf,u, c.:llllti,it, for
.t
lietiil, by
t,pl7
sale by
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.RE EN AP Li!: bbla. choice Ap
17.
istij for FAli ,l ls'
.t hrt.t :rater qtreqg
DONItT: ET FE,A2fiti.'S ,+f the Let..Ft
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SON OF
tafß OWLES, the Orc.t, , soß,
)1 A T. C. REND,
1! A•:-T. F. BARCLAY,
!7. 'P. PROCTOR,
MRS
'P E T,
ISS SALLIE STICKNEY ,
DA : . :(11,ZG I:.‘M and
EDtiCATED MU LEe,
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