SPECIAL NOTICES.
APPOINTMENT EXTENDED TO
JUNE FIRST.
DRS. C. M. F 7: ('H 4- J. W. SYKES
Will remain at their Office,
OPPOSITE Sl'. CI A' it 1:,'11 I' .1
TILL JUNE T.
And may be t
,seopt .
for CONBW.I Li,
LiiV.UNTC CUM .1 v.. 11, .1"
(Taming pulmonary 411,,•w:,in,:10,n0i:
Catarrh, heart Age,.liohs f !!it
Dytpepsia, Fem;ile Con, pidints,
TAW. tacit' 1. , ,t0 that their treatment
of.' Ccroirunrt Is I Ise.] n the not that the direase exists
in U blood lefore and during its
n. „ employ Mcebnn
Joel, Ifygleth, rcoe,ii,4! to purity the bleod an d
strengthen the .t:•u use MED/CA 1, N -
IiALATI ON, whlch y highly, but ouly as fallia
lives, which used elme ha, e Cur-wins effects, and Inva
lids are earnestly cantiebed amainst wasting the precious
time of curability nu any treatment based upon the plausi
ble, but false idea thst the seat of the disease can bo recit a l
in a direct manner by Inhalation.
..Pa"- No charge far consnitAtion.
A not of gnestiens will be scut to those wishing to consult
as by letter. Addretti
DRS. C. FITOiI ft J. W. SYKES,
151 Pena street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Z INVALID,-lIAVE YOU TRLED 1100FLAND'S GER
MAN BITTERS? If not, read tho following:
LANCASTER, April 30, IS{B.
L',. 4 7l,!e'd :—I loire been for a long series cf years af•
Dieted with Dyspepsia, Inactivity of the Liver, and Nervous
Debility.
.11y tucutal pemeri have been BO reduced BO to
render rno quite unit fur tl , e transaction of any kind f
business. After consulting many eminent physicians, and
using their pre. , ciipAuns, and after using the most p,pular
remedies of the day, suppesed to b. , applicable to my case,
I always tailed to have a permanent relief. A friend, A ith
much persilan ton, induct d me to try cf your
end Bitters. I hare used CAW bottle, and this day commence
the second. I Can, with cheerful:loPß, Siaio that it has hap•
pily improved mr . .. and spirits hare astonish
ingly impr . uved, and I beyin t., 1 el an though I had grown
(suddenly) ten yearn youimi r: and nosy, I am almost pro.
pared to say that I new consider myself calculated for auy
bnalnesp, n dais ago, I would as Boon have under
akert to "square the sir,it," as to have attemptrd it.
Yours, rasp etfuily, A. D. KAUFMAN.
To Dr. C. M. Jackson, rliiiadelphia,
B.e. advertisement.
.or e3le by FL7..Y.ING and Dr. GMO. R. r.
Pittsburgh._ ruy7l.2wctiea
up Tlllll ALIA:ODE:NY BANK,—The business oith;
Mut will be transacted at the corner of Third and
Wood streets, on and after Monday the 19th inst.
apl9:tf—c J. W. COOK, Cashier.
PUHNESS MEN'S DAM UNION PRAYER
MEETING, at LAFAYETTE HALL, Wood street,
from 12 to 1 o'clock, daily—commencing FRIDAY, April
91b, and continuing until further notico. Laymen will con.
duct the meetingi, but Clergymen are earnestly reonebted
to be present and take part in the exercises. Come in for
live minutes, lyou cannot remain longer. ap':tf
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
EXCHANGE BANE 01? PITTSBURGH,
Pittsburgh, May 4, I b5B.
TIM PRESIDENT AND DIRICCTORS tip THIS
Bank have declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock, out of the proflta of the last six months.
Atockholdors, or their legal representatives, will ba paid on
or after the 14th instant.
mys:2w . H. M. MURRAY, Cashier.
IRON CITY BANK,
Pictteburgh, Pa., 6lay.4th, 1958.
Oa Tlll DIRECTORS of this Bank have this day, do.'
dared a dividend of TIIREE PER CENT. upon the
Capital paid in, payable to Stockholders, or their legal ro•
preeentatives, ou and after the 15th instant.
my6:td JORN IIIAGOEgIN, Cashier
ALLEGLIENY BANK
Pittsburgh, May 4th, 1858.
11113 BANK has this day, declared a dividend of
TIIREE PER CENT. on tha Capital Stock paid in,
payable at the Banking IloQee, on or after the 14th instant.
mys:2tv J. W. COOK, Cashier.
MECHANICS' BANK, I
Pittsburgh, May 4th, 1858. j
[l:sa TEIII PRESIDENT AND 'DIRECTORS OF TlllB
Bank have this day, declared a dividend of FOUR
PER CENT. oa the Capital Stock, payable to the Stock
holders or fin it legal representatives, on or after the 14th
inst (1ny5.20 GEORGE D. McGREW, Cashier.
CITIZNNS' DANE, (
Plaahnrgh, May 4th, 1858. J
[1:0 TIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Bank have
this day, do - zinced a dividend of FIVE PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock, out of tho profits of the last eight
months, payable on demand
mys:lot—o
OFFICE WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, )
Nay 4th, 1858.
UP THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS of the Web t.
ern Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, have this
day, declared a dividend of FLAIR DA LAIRS AND FIFTY
CENTS PElt SCARE on the Capital Stock. Two dollars
per share of which to ho applied as a credit to Stock ac
counts, and Two Dollars and Fifty Centi per share to be
paid, in cash, to Stockholders, on or after the 12th ina , ant.
raY5 F. SI. CORDON, Secretary.
BUSINESS CARDS
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
t3dAO JONES...-.3N0. L. BOYD WM. MoCULLOIKiII
JONES, BOYD & CO.
liAtio7!.(l9:rallsG OP
A.ST.
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner nose and ifirat Street!,
jY 2S PITTSBURGH, PA.
:9A.60 JCINRJ D. B. ROGIII
D. B. ROGERS & CO.,
LILNUFAOTOP.EDS OP
ROGER(' IbIPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
COMTER ROAS AND FILD3T STREVIT y
PITTSBURGH. PA
WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LicitTOß MERCHANTS,
NO. 37 DIAMOND ALLEY,
N ear ' oo'l stroet,
Ai w , y3 oa hand, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac
tirandiea, Old olßlngattela and Rectified Whisky, -of the
to beet quality. doleydels
'RENO:FAIL.
J OHN MOORHEAD has :•emoved to
No. Wator Atr.°t, below Market
JOIEN 320017,3i11EAD,
C6MMISSION MERCHANT,
NOR 1111 °ILL ON
PIC METAL AND BLOOMS,'
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA
MOOlithi EAD & CO.,
MANUFACTURER OF
American, Plain & Corrugated,
(GALVANIZED SHEET IRON,
EPor Rooth' g, G (tete ring, Spouting, &c.
_AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT
IIVeITATIOPII RUSSIA SHEET IRON.
Warehouse, No. 136 First otreet,
mr2Cr.ly•ie
S.I3VES A. FETZEIP.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
PO3. TEM SALL OP
Flour, drain, Bacon, Lard., Butter, Seeds, Dried Fruit
and Produce generally,
Cornor of 111rxriatt nod "'arta stroeto.
PIPUB - II RUH. PA.
Runt To—Francis G. Bail jy, Ese' William Dilworth. Sr.,
. Cuthbert . Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd k Ott,
wearingen B. Brady, Casl , . M. is M. Bank. List & Howell,
rilangle ea., George W. Anderson, Dould.%, Paxton g Co.
Wheeliair. mv2.9e.2..atr
DAVID H. WILLIAMS,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR
N„,/ FOR TILE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS, for from five
gun:lora nub upwards, and for Heating Buildings, public or
private, by Steam, Hot Water or Furnaces.
t0y841340 PITSSBURGII.
CIIIANGE o JFHtM.
P. lIITCIICOCK, having purchased the
• interest of JACOB HUFFMAN, in the firm of Hun
man, 51'Creery & Co.. the 13We of the firm will hereafter be
EITCH.OOC.If, M'CItEERY & CO. Mr. Huffman will still
remain iu the hones. HUFFMAN, M'OREEBY Sc CO.
vaircueoca.., avcrtmElaz Co.
( E ..s
uccoits .711 . Or.ELTS & 0G..)
forwarding and Commission Mehthanis,
V7IIOLSHALE DEALEIIE4 lii
PRODUCE, FLOUR AND WOOL.
NO. 112 EZOND STIIP24, P2llra.
ANYNIIZI9O.E9
Springer Ilarban gh, J0.30p1l E. Elder, St. Louis;
Pittsburgh;'Fenton Bros., a
U. Childs A C0.,' 1 Cornell & Dorsey, Baltimore;
Bavley, Caugravo A Co., " Garret A Martin,Philadelphia;
McCandless, Means A Co., " James, Kent,'Bantee A Co. "
40. W. Smith, & Ce., 44 Weaver A Graham, 61
Goo. M. fr L. Hord, Cincinnati Keene, Sterling & Co., 4 '
A. B. Fontoa A Bros., " Yard, Gilmore A Co., "
apirtf _ .
RIIIIIG PAPERS—Of every
Lion bald 10:1°1c:es1e or retail, by
W.M. 0 JOHNSTON CO.,
Paper Deakrg,67 Wood street
11IIItEE DOLLARS PER ACRE.—Choice
fartning)and sib:late in Boone county, lowa, one lot
332 acres at :3;60 per acre. Also, 300 acres adielning the
above. One lot ,d 920 acres iu Franklin co., at per acre;
also, two lots of 160 acres, each, at the low price o $3 per
acre. Term., half cash, balance at 4 and 6 months.
InyB B. CUTHBERT tl BON, 51 Market et.
Nn. 101 Penn street.
F. D. JONES, Oa bier
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH, PA
escrip-
( LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Conn 4iy ltemg.
tql lek•I ALLYM:. - m nniul;. a colored man named Jamul
; in the t rup'oy r C .I.lm A. JataiCEloo, Of Indiana
a.-3 NV 4 ,11pp 1. Preparations NV( re being .
t surpriso of Li] present, it
wry ; N't I , d 111.1! 1 . 11 , dlnld individual was not dead, but
bad been 101;, , f r a ; c,npl, f
, ,•ienaratiot 8 ce and t train
13 3 1:33
11 uu I%trut thut bin tk.v ly 14 H.. 1 a
Uu Wo sday night cf last wrr k Rit-nct ctt
1.1 l‘r.(k into the store of John Weannr, Jr ,
The, had broken open one of the window shutters, but be
came slat - wed, eni tied xelthunt eny phycler.
Tigre is now rcsi 'tag in Enonnei hill towno,,p, Carol rig
county, a lady named Smay, who hi one hundred and One
years of age. She woe born in 1757, and ,as nineteen yearn
cf age at tic tin:to of the Declaration of Indep •relonco.
A large Ildt stone, clearing date 1711 was found recently
on the furor of W. Hoover, in East Motioning township, Ivo
thrum county, under the reoNs of a tree, and on rernoviug
the stone, bones in a decayed state, Eupposed to be those of
a human bAng, were discover," Bather nlystv riots.
A county normal scbcol was opened at Ilillsburg, Wash
Ington county, en Tmcday, the 11th inst.
A daughter of Paul Dowling, Abington township, Mont
gomery county, committed enicide on Sunday morning last
by drowning hereelf inn wel. She arose early, before the
rest of the fatidly were up, and wont to the well, which is
situtb d some distance from the house, am', after fastening
some large atones to her dress, jumped into it and was
drowned.
A ton of Mr. Samuel Dixon, of Blairsville, aged cbout six
years, came very mar Laing drowned on Saturday morning
last wlille fiahing near Treice'e mill. By some accident he
fell over the wall near the dam and had bunk twice, and was
about going down the third time, when ho was rescued by
some of the men in the mill.
On Saturday morning last, Mr. John Eimanin, of Hemp
field township, near A darnaburg, Westmoreland county, was
found dead in his bad. No retired en Friday evening in rip.
patently good health. Ho died, it is supposed, of apoplexy.
Ho was silty years of ago.
A young girl named Mary A. Gallagher, cnly fourteen
years of age, was burned to death at the residence of her
father, James Gallagher, in Mcddy Creek township, Butler
county, two weeks since. She was in the house alone,
baking bread, when her clothing teak fire. Her father
heard her cries, ran to the house, but on reaching it ho
found her body burnt to a crisp. The !wet medical aid was
procured, but to no purpose she lived about forty hours in
great EL r•ring, when she was relieved by death.
The 11 ktilt of Beaver county held Its that somi-annual
meeting on the 4th inst., when a dividend of hree percent.
on the capital stock was declared, out of the i.rofits of the
first six months. This dividend has been applied to the for
mation of a contingent fund. The Directors have ordered a
new plate, being dissatisfied with the present one, the tint
on the notes, after being in circulation a short time, be
coming of a blurred and dingy appearance. We learn that
the now plate will bo an exceedingly beantitul one, gotten
up in the best style of modern engravings.
Mies Mary Culp, a beautiful and accomplished young lady,
was drowned last week in the Little Chiques, at Mount Joy,
Lancaster county, Pa. She, in company with Miss Mary
M'Neal, ventured out upon the stream in a skiff. The boat,
unfortunately, upset, precipitating them both into the
creek., which at that time, owing to the recent rains, was
quite swoolen and rapid. Miss M'Neal caught a limb at.d
supported herself until she el as rescued. After dredging
the stream for some time, Miss Culp's dead body was found
with her arms clasped firmly around a floating log, and was
loosened with the greatest difficulty.
Dr. Pariah and Ilia Pupil.
Gn Wednesday, a letter was addressed to Dr. Parrish, by
the Mayor and other citizens, requesting him r. peat
his exhibition of Tue3day evening, which was so poorly at
tended Yesterday, the Mayor received the following reply :
PITTEBITRGa, May 13. 1858.
lIoN. 11. A. WEAvrx,:—Dear Sir :—Your kind proposition
is received, and I will be glad to accept the offer to meet
the people of your city on Friday evening. lam sure they
will not fail to appreciate the value of the cause, which has
for its object the elevation of a largo class of unfortunate
children from helpleis and degraded idiocy. And this mark
of their interest which has been extended to me and my
charge through you, is most gratefully appreciated by my.
self, as I am sure it will be by the gentlemen who compose
the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Training Echool
for Feeble Minded Children.
Yours most truly,
Accordingly, Dr, Parrish will give an exhibition of hie
pupils at Masonic Hall this evening, when we hcpo our citi
zons will manifest their interest in this noble enterprise by
their presence in numbers.
A REFaAMELY CUSTOMKE.—CharIes Kelly made informer .
tion before Mayor Weaver yesterday against a woman
named Mary Morris, who resides on Diamond alley, for
keeping a bawdy house. She was arrested and taken to
the Mayor's office, where a number of witnesses were ex.
amined, and the evidence going to show that the house
was a nuisance to the neighborhood, she was held to bail
for her appearance at Court. The Mayor announced that
the amount of bail would be fixed at one hundred dollars
Mary thought she was ill-treated, and got up to speak,
when she was quieted by Ler counsel, but she soon rose to
her feet again, end commenced pouring a torrent of per
aortal abuse on the Mayor, who very properly ordered her
to be taken to the watch house. While being taken back,
she made free use of her powers of speech, and the epithets
bestowed on the Mayor and his officers were choice selec-
tions from the Billingsgate vocabulary. Fcr her disorderly
conduct and contempt she was fined ten dollars, which she
was unable to pay, and nal consequently committed thirty
days in default.
CHARGE OP FALSE PRZTENCIP.—Jacob BooLyer, who owns
some houses in the Second Ward of this city, made infer
motion yesterday against a tenant of his, named Robin, be
fore Mayor Weaver. The charge was for false pretences in
giving to Boobyer a five dollar bill on the Central Bank of
Tennessee, which wrs not signed, the President and Cashier's
names being absent. Boobyer brought witnesses to prove
that he got the note from Ifobin, but it also appeared that
previous to his bringing the suit, he had passed the note to
a third person, who returned it to bim afierwerds. With
out the evidence of this third i arty the identity of the bill
could not be established, and the case was mcordingly dis
missed at the cost of Poobyer. If he wishes to recover the
value of the bill he will be obliged to sue again, and have
the proper witness in attendance.
" YELLOW Kivees."—We have received from Han; & Miner
the following sensation and much advertised literature:—
The Iron Cross, by the terrific Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.; The
Corsair, by George Sand, the author of CO13E1100; Charles
Ranaford, or Love on Board a Craftier, a Nautical Romance.
by Capt. Chamier, R. N.; Ciprina, or the Secrets of a Pie.
tore Gallery, by G. W. M. Reynolds. All for sale at Hunt &
Miners.
Urstr.—A party of four men were enjoying themselves
by faking a jaunt in a row boat on the Monongahela yes
terday morning, when the Birmingham ferry boat came
along and the frail bark falling into its wake, was capsicad
by the soaves. The plea are Bookers were in a critical sit
uation for a time, bnt they stuck to their boat, bottom up
wards, until. they were retcuuh by a sk'ff which was near
a' hood. Rather au unpleasant bath.
CLIALGE OF FRAUD.—Oliver If. Ormsby made information
before Mayor Weaver yest:rday, against Joseph Musgrave
and John Masg,rave, fur fraud anu conspiracy in secreting
and dieposiug of the prcperty of Joseph Unagrava with the
intention of defrauding his c•cditors. James Moore also
preferred a charge of a binillar character, and the parties
were held to bail on both charzes.
TILE Mosier. CM:L.—David S. Evans, charged NO.tli the
murdor of hie wife, ,vill have a further examination before
ilnyor Stuckrath to-day. Should ally i.v ideuce of impad-
Once be elicited, we will lay it before our rcad-ara to-mor
row morniz,g.
COLLISION.—The Birmingham ferry bout yesterday came
in collision with some barges which were being taken up
the river by a small tow boat. No damage was sustained
further than the " caving in" of one uf the bargee.
A L.A.,E raft of !amber came duwn the Alicgheny river
yesterday, and by borne accident was thrown against oncrof
the piers of the Et. Clair street bridge, and broken to
TH3 MAyoa had twelve COUII/1012 cr e d L^forc him pester
day morning: Nine paid their fi uee, and the rest w e re cum
mitred to jail in default.
JOHN T. WILITIZN, Clrk of the Select 0.111161, ie., me are
luformetl, lying dangerously ill of inttantruation of the
lung , ., at his nsidenco in the Sixth ward.
YVYTERLAY being ABCelltlioll Day, it way celebrated by
service molt of the I:pit-Topa! and Catholic chnrcne9 in
the city.
Tiri Mayor's oflicu ie and will I,
tLc aughly reflovat , , , l. It nod it.
IMYs' clothing for Spring and bummer, made with neat
ricss and care, can 1,3 had at fair rates, from Carnaghun,
Federal street, Alli-w.lieny City. 1303'3' shirts, white and
colorod, bays' gloves, loyriery and under wear, and many
littlo articles of Loye' drenm, such us tire with difficulty
obtained, will be found at his establishment f r reasonable
race.
TIIE SUCCESS WHICH ATTENDS THE USE OF
DB. J. HOSTETTER'S Celebrated &mach Bitters evinces at
once its virtues in ell cases of debility and disease of the
Stomach. Certificates almost without number have been
published, attesting its almost miraculous power in remov
ing those painful and fearful diseases. And at this time it
seems kilo to do more than call attention to the great reme
dy of the ago, in order to awaken public attention toils ex
cellence. It is the only preparation of the kind that is re
liable in all cases, and it is therefore worthy of the consid
eration of the afflicted. The Bitters are pleasant to the
taste, tvr,resablo in their effects, and altogether valuable as
a tonic or remedy for indigestion.
For gale by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
and by 11.0STETTE.11 k SMITii,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
6Ei Water and Lti Front streets.
I; , i, Lelot e Slayer yesterday afternoon,
• n toting ni ut tiartied Shaekleiter, n barkeeper for
his kilo-, F. .1. thaikh.iter, who hoop how-e on Fifth
t, i.! tbo Thir 1 Nv.ird. Kirkland's ailldavit sett; forth
t:ei he went Into fiewileiter's house and gave the bar.
Le -;.•r g l dollar, cut of whi_ti ho was t, take fiftoen
n•nt.. Ito r.•h..rned ban three Ataerican quarters and a
,;;;,e. The goal tern he ofterwer,l4 alicer taint. I to be coml.
•; ;,t t 0,111 to younEr Fh ,Li . ;11.r. TO.
t I i.P::I The you:1;r, LL an 1;a1 te4 I; •er;
T!,E n 'l'lloll Misstnas —7l Le
o: this e,n,pay in drawing gaol !MINOS at the old
Theatre is still undiminished. Last night there was no
p , r , ptiblt , diminution in the audience, as compared with
the pr,•sinns ercli; ego. The witticisms and originalities of
J ~,nny Pell and hilly Morris are truly irresistible. For the
mount to-morrow afternoon, expressly for the benefit of
ladies and children, who cannot attend at night, quint a
number of seats have already been taken, and we have no
il,nbt the house will be fill( d.
Mc German Rifle Company of Allegheny, tinder com
mand of Capt. Hartmeyer, and the Birmingham German
company, turned out on parade yesterday and presented a
firm appearance. They afterwards adjourned to Troy Hill,
where the former company was presented with a stand of
colors by some ladies of Allegheny city. The Germane of
both cities made a kind of gala day of yesterday, celebra
ting it by a picnic on Troy Hill.
Triu New NATIONAL-Mr. Nesthe took a benctit at Foster's
Theatre lavt evening, which closed his engagement. This
evening the stock company perform a good piece called
" Eustache Thudin," and aucthvr entitled the " Gunmaker
of Mw0...w." The Pittsburgh favorite,]firs Maggie Mitchel',
is engaged, and will appear next week.
Feu CINCINNATI —The steamer Euperior will positively
e tve for Cincinnati to-day. Capt. Urace is a great favorite,
tnd uo ono who is going to Cincinnati will neglect the op
),„rtianity of going with him. The boat would have gone
-eine time since, Lilt was delayed by the bad weather.
THE GREAT SUCCESS which has ever attended the
ma of J. XI. Olin's Celebrated Stomach Bitters, and the nu
merous cert;ficates which are daily received, in their favor,
show omclusively that they are the greatest and most relia
ble preparation of the hind ever introduced to the public
and at this season, when logs of appetite is so prevalent, no;
one consulting their own interest can afford to do without
them. The Bitters aro pleasant to the taste and agreeable
in their effects. As a tonic they are delightful; they ore a
reliable remedy for Dyspepsia, Costiveness, etc., and a sure
preventive of most of the prevailing diseases of the day.
For sale by J. M. OLIN, sole proprietor and manufacture r,
No. 267 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa., and by CeaMrs gen
erally. my7—i-c
rx-rs ultau BOARD Of' TILADIrd Altill
FiLB_CILA CidArIGIT •
17. D. WILLIAMS.
. i';esidfrnta.
I'. R 10'.I1NOT, let, ISAIAH DICKEY, 2:1.
TreG:tzrrt.
N. HOLMES, JII.
Seiperintend , lt.
JOSEPH PNOWDI:::.
Committee of Arbitration for March.
F. It. BRUNO'f, Rico Presidout,
JOH' , " J. GILLESPIE, JOSEPH It. HUNTER,
SAMUEL SURIVER, AUSTIN LOOMIS.
Weekly Review of Pittsburgh Markets.
Carefully Reported by JOSEPH SNowDEN, Superintendent of
the Merchants' Exchange.
The continued inclemency of the weather through
out the past week has interfered materially with busi
ness operations out of doors; the markets have,
therefore, been only moderately active, with scarcely
any change worthy of especial note, in the general
condition of trade. Tho orders from the country
continue to keep our jobbers at work, but it cannot
be said that they are actively engaged. In other de
partments a moderate degree of animation prevails,
with scarcely any noticeable feature since our review
of last week. The receipts of Produce are rather
light, and the transactions are entirely confined to
the local demand, without any speculative opera
tions. The rivers have again risen to a fine stage for
every description of navigation, but our steamers
find freights by no means plenty.
The Money market continues easy; the banks
readily absorb all the good paper afloat, and there
is, consequently, but little offered outside. The bank
statements show a reduction in the amount of paper
discounted, but this may be attributed to a falling
off in the amount of paper offered, the exigencies of
trade requiring less bank accommodation. Exchange
on the East is not so plenty; on Philadelphia and
Now York it is quotable at per cent. premium for
par, and on 3urroney; the latter being a decline
of thus showing an improvement in our currency.
Baltimore we still quote at par to .1 per cent. pre-
JCSIPII PE.RIiI9II
The ftillowing statement of Bank averages is made np
from the official statement of the Pittsburgh Banks for the
week ending on Saturday lilt, and comparo7 with the pro
vious week:—
ASSETH.
Loans and Dbsconnts. ..... .........
Due by other Banks ..... ..........
Notes, &c., of other Banks and
Treasury Notes
specie
LLUILITIEd
rculation
Duo to other Bunks
Depositel 1,565,181 92 1,504,547 96
The above comparative fitatr.ment exhibits the following
results
Decrease in Loans and Discounts
Increase in amount due by other Banks
Notes and Checks of other Banks, in
eluding Tres•,ury Notes
Decrease in ............ ..... ....... ...........
Increase in Circulation
amount Due to other Banks...
" Deposites
The following statement exhibits the aggregate of
each artie:o of freight, sent from and received at the
Philadelphia depot, over the Pennsylvania Railroad,
during the month of April, in pounds :
Reed at Scut from
Philads.
Agricultural Tin pleme tits 25.155 74,135
Production• 2,738,173 46,740
Bouts, Shot- , , Ilate,.ir . 805,177
Books and titatieuery.. 18,108 265,300
Butter and Eggs 2,023,429
Brown Sheeting and Bogging 172,205 513,728
Bark and Sumac 140,423
Cedariv ire.. ................... ...........
Confict'onary nud F0r.i,.;11 FL I: its
Cole
Coal, Anthracite 1,404,585
" Bituminous 9,346,620
Copper, Tin and Lt ad . 101,270 347,225
Dry Goods 111,828 7,168,095
Drugs, Medicines and Dye Stain 16,738 1,165.575
Earthenware. 2,580 9,780
Frehll Meais, Pou:try and Fish 14,758
Flour 11,883,449
Feathers, Furs and Skins
Furniture end Oil Cloth..
Glass and Glassware
Green and Dried Fruits
GI ass and cdlkor Seeds
Grain of all kinds
Groceries (excolit Cot lee)
Ginseng
Guano .
Hardware
Ilides and Hair
II( nip and Corda:e 60,748 171,618
Iron—rolled, hammered, &c.. 849,169 672,981
Iron—Blooms and Pig 504,623 354,870
Iron—P.:Lift( ad 262,600
Live Stock. 7,322,640 64,955
leather 501,917 242,502
Lime and Plaster 160,600 404,158
Lard, Lard Oil and Tallow 1,271,150
Lumber and Timber 3,336,858 270,505
Machinery and Coatings 111,457 823,975
Marble and Cement 12,041 044,086
Malt and Malt Liquors 51,285
Nails and Spikes 129,955 80,573
Nickel Metal. 83,200
00 411,879
Oysters 27,035
Paper and Rage 269,310 058,502
Pct, Pearl and Soda A=h 138,649 1,480,023
Queensware 1,106,247
Salt 506,211
Salt Meats and Fi51y......... ............... 7,301,:'97 1,065,939
Soap and Candled 182,279 1,200
Tobacco . . 1,019,751 361,761
Tar, Pitch and Rosin 514,209
Wines and Liquors (Foreign) 349,348
Whisky and Alcohol 1,763,741 72,671
Wool and Woolen Yuen 152,309 11,540
Miscellaneous ................. 177,127 303,019
AL. 4 llES—There is not much doing in any description
Pots are altogether nominal at 5%c. Pearls nominal at 6c.
Soda is selling at 3%@4c. Nitrate of , Soda 63. Concen
trated Lye 14c. IA lh.
APPLES...The receipts are now quit,' light, and the prices
are therefore higher; we now .inote at $2,50g3,25 per bbl.
for good to choice lots.
BUTTER...The supply in market is Improving, and in the
absecve of any increase in the demand the prices have de
clined. Sales of common to good roll are made at 10 „ . 4111c.,
and strictly mime
P,ACON...There is Oct ranch doing in the Bacon market,
the ~ales beim; restricted to meet present wants. Prime
Shoulders are selling at 7 and plain Hams at 93. c. for
city cored : country may be quoted at 7c. for Shoulders, B , A
fur Sides. and Sc. fur Llama. Sugar cured Hams 12%c.? lb.
BEANS—There in but little demand, and prices have de
clined; we have heard of a few small sales of prime small
white at 75c. bushel, though holders are asking $l,
BROOMS—There is a good supply in market; sales of
common are regularly made at $1.25 and for better kinds
, $2; fancy lots command $2.25@52,60 dozen.
BUCKETS AND TUBS... The Beaver manufacturers' prices
aro as follows: Buckets, common, $1,60 doz.; Buckets,
three hoops, $1,75 'fi doz. Extra large Tubs, three hoops,
$7,75• r .P doz.; do. do. two hoops, $6,75 do.; No. 1 Tubs, $6,00
do.; No. 2 do. $5,50 do.; No. 8 do. $4,75 do.; No. 4 do, $4,00
do.; No. 2 Keelers, $2,75 do.; Vfalf Bushels, $4,75 do..
CORDAGE...
Manilla Rope, coil 13 q 7 lb Manilla Ropo, cut 14 lb
Tarred " " 14 7tl lb White " " 18 lb
Hemp " " 15 V; lb Tarred " " 15 "f. lb
Packing Yarn, fine 13 1 lb Packing Yarn, corn 12•pID
BED Coans..,Manilla $1,617, $2,81@53.75'il dozen; Manila,
coil, 15c. lb.; Hemp $1,87, $'475a53,75 dozen; Hemp.
coil, 12c. yl lb.
Mount( 87c. 6.1 dozen. Hemp 70c. per dcz.
Cozzols Gamma—Oath:it; Rope % and upwards, 20; do
below %, 22; Bed Cord $2,50®3,62@4,75 'it dozen; Plow
Ines 51,25; Sash Cords vuo.
CANDLES...The following are now ill& current rates of
[llan 'tuned Mal till P. K irk laud made
wM FiCiAL.
PITTSLIIROII, May 12, 1818
The supply in the market has greatly diminished. The
stock trains of the Tittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad now pass directly threugh to the depot of the
Pennsylvania Railroad on the other bide of the river, and
consequently much of the stock that was formerly offered
at the Allegheny yards is carried over for immediate ship,
meat cast; our butchers and dealers have, consequently,
fewer lots to choose from, and our Cattle markets are in
ured to that extent. The quality of the Cattle offered was
enerally good, and the prices of last week were well main
tained; some of the Cattle included in the sales below men
tioned wore of extra quality, as will - be indicated by the
231,686 92 216,178 89 I quotations
1,171,621 46 1,192,216 76
$5,763,650 95 $,5,784,430,75
293,769 25 224,809 68
1,365,381 00 1,360,651 00
74,492 63
e'ty matufreturerSt Moulds, I3c. Dips, 12 1 ,41 a.; Star
206:2)22e.11 lb.
CHEESE—Holc'crs of rid aro now anxious to got rid of
their old stock. and sales hay.i been made at greatly reduced
prices, though there is not touch left. Sales of new have
bedn made at B@.9c l et
CRACKERS...The pric have et.ergune It further de
cline. The quotations are now to., f011.,,v0 ('rockers
lb 5c.; Butter do. 6c.; Sugar 7!,:jc.; Soda ti!,..?.; a 6 - ,
Pilot Bread 1.1 bbl. $4.
DRIED BEEF—Small eats of aro made, iu tierces
at 12 %e V lb
DRIED of Apples two now madern erg ical
n! lin, exhibiting more liiii3tiesa in the way last ;
store smell lots ore telling at $1,3741. to. Pi-i - tied are Min
et p Lush, the receipts being very light.
EGGS supply continues to int:ratite, tool the
have cen - equetitly eat erienco.l a further de.•lihe : sale
now made at tili',(4i7c It di zen, and dull.
FEED...Thera have been considerable Cali u at th e ; pill s
and on arrival at trout 10 to btto.l.l lOU lbs. (or P an to !did
dilogs.
FE A IFER,; ... Sal, a of titia , Western are Dia:le uu arrived
at 45c. "Et lb. ill small lola, and from store at ik.
FlSH...Mackerel No. 3, large, aro still fiva at j1aj122,5n
Ltd., and $6,25@6,50 7 rl half Ld.; hal t Herring s6e:
$8,25; White, common, $1C(4 , 11; Lake Supeiarr $l2; Trout
$9.5u@10. Codtlab ?
FIRE BRICK ...Sales are 0 - eg,nlarly made at $23@40
FLOUR ..The receipts contain , very light, but the quota
tions chow a steady market. Superfine is selling, ou arri
val. at $3,50; extra at $3,9t?a4. From store tho prices are
n 9 follows; Superfine $3,70, extra $4,123,6, and extra famils
$4,50.
GRAIN...Oats are in moderato supply, the lakes being
steady at 27 on arrival and 29(4)20 from store. Cern le
mime, and sells on arrival at 43@45. Wheat la not plenty;
it sells from wagon at 70@SO for red and white, nud some
prime soutturn red has been sold at 85c. Eye steady at al,
from tint hands. Barley is nominal at 45@/50 huh.
GERMAN CLAN—The prices have mlturially advanced
n consequence of the light supply in this and other mar
kets ; sales were made lately at $45@50 is ton, sonic having
been sent eastward.
CROCCRIES...Sugar is firm at 7%@83. cash for fair to
prime New Orleans, and to countr. B©B l Ac. I.‘lolasees, New
Orleans, 36038 c. Coffee firm at 12©12%c. Rice 5 1 g , 5c.
lb.
HAY...Regular sa'ea from tie reales at from $9 to $l5 p
ton.
HOMINY...A few sales have been made at Z 1? b' I
..The market t 3 firmer; dry have advancod to 16c.
VI lb. from store ; green hides ;re steady at be , and green
salted at 6 1 ,5 c
IRON AND NAILS...The quotations of manufactured
Iron are as follows:—Common bar 2 1 „.i to . 2y,c.11 lb. Nall,
are selling at V..lii - c3,25 for 100. to 400., according to quality;
the terms are Els months' credit, or 5 Islcent, discount for
cash.
LARD...The market it firm, but there is rot much tioiag-,
No. 1 country sells at 10 / i,:, and city at 11 0 lb.
LEATIIER...The musket is dull, with a decline in the
price of' some kinds. The following are the rates:—
Rod Spanish Sole IA lb 20© 250.
Slaughter 25@ 27c.
Skirting ,t 200$ So'.
Ilarnetts 44 220) 21c.
Upper la tlozon $23 (g,-30
Bridle 435 @42
LUMBER, Stasoneti...The following aro the quotations of
smsoned lumber, from the yards in the city:—
Common 1 inch Boards, 'll 1000 feet $l5 00
Clear do do " 32 00
Flooring dressed do ‘‘
.. 22 00
Shingles, 121000 3 50
Lath, 2 25
Oak flooring, dressed, 1 inrll-111000 feet ... 30 00
do do 1 , ,'„ do ... 32 LIU
LUMBER, Green...A largo quantity has come down the
Allegheny, but the sales in this market have been prepor
tionately small. The ruling figures are $lO per thousand
feet for common and $2O for clear. Shingles, $2@2,50 13
thousand.
MESS l'ObK...Salee of country hove been made
the week at sl7'9 bbl. and of city at VS; some r e tail H al ed
of the latter have been made at $18,50®519.
METALS...Pig Lead has d , diced to e, and Bar to C; , ..' L , 11.7;
Sheet Copper 35@38c; Sheet Brass 32c la th.
OlL—Lard Oil No. lis stead, at 35c. Linseed 0 firm at
an advance ; it is now held at 70c.
PIG METAL—Some sales of Allegheny No. I have re
cently been mado at s24@s'2s ton, 6 months.
POTATOES...The market is not so ective and there has
been a decline in prices; quote Neshannocks on arrival at
85q..40c bush and redo et 36@•40.
POWDER...There has been a decline in the prices cf 750.
on former quotations of Blasting and $1 en ]title; the quo
tations now are for Blasting $4,25 y keg; Rifle sti.
SICEDS...Thero is a fair demand for Clover, which Is sell
ing from store at $5, and in a small way at $5,25. Timothy
la nominal at $2@2,25. Flax is firm, and is in demand at
$1,14:_c1,15 :ir+ bushel.
SAND STONE...Regular Bales of Huntingdon county, at
9 ton.
SALT...A steady demand, and sales at previous rates; $l,
623f0r No.l, and $1.75 bbl. for extra.
SOAPS...The following are the manufacturer's prices :
Rosin 6c.; No. 1 Palm 6IA ; Chemical 53,',; Castile and Toilet
10c. ',llb.
SHEETING& YARNS, An..—The prince" have declined,
and the following are now the rates: Eagle Meetings B%e.
yard; Niagara 13..t/c.
Nos. 5 to 10 i❑
clneive, Th... 22 ... No. 17
Noe. 11 and 12... 23 @ ... No. 18
No. 13 © No. 19
No. 14 25 5 ... No. 20
No. lb 20 ao
DOZEN Y&RN.
No. 400, .11. doz 12 @ ...'CarpetCh'n,as.col. 28 (a; ...
No. 500, doz 11 " white2Bto3s 23 (al ...
No. 600 10 " 26t044 26 ()) ...
N 0.700 9 .@) ... Twine 24 (41
No. 800 8 (4) Batting, No. 1.... 17 el) ...
No. 900 8 @ " No. 2 ... 10 (a) ...
No.looo ~ 8 @ ... Family Batting... 18 6 ...
Coverlet Yarn 29 (2) 16
TALLOW...The prices have advanced; we quote rough at
7%c "a tb, and rendered at 10%c.
WHITE LEAD, LYTHARGE, Ac—White Load is firm
and in steady demand at $2,50 keg for pure oil, and dry
9c g 3 Ib, subject to the usual discount. Red Lead 9%@9c,
net, and Lytharge S%.
WINDOW GLASS...The prices for city brands have ad
vanced, and we correct our quotations as follows :-618 and
7.x9,7i3 box of 50 feet, $1,60; Bxlo, $2,15; Bxll, 9xll, 9x12.,
and 10x12. $2,40; Bxl3, 9513 and 9x14, $2,65; 10x15 and
10x1.6, $2,75; 10 't! cent discount off. Country brands SOc.
lower.
WHISKY... Sales of raw at 1.718, and of rectified at
9@22. Market steady, but not active.
ALLEGHEN Y CATTLE MARKET.
BEEVES
No. offered. Offered by No. sold.
9...... J. W. Collins 9 $3,62 average
15 11. A. '.Merrick, (part extra)... 15 $3,75@4,75
56 E. Ginclrenheirner 56 $4(44,50
6 W. Henderson 6 54 average.
30 Jos. Myers & Bro 30 $1,500a14.50
25 Marks & Co 25 $3,50@4,50
S John Hoffman $4.25 average.
2...... Andrew M'llwaine 2 $4,50
35 Crones & Co., (part extra)..... 35 $3,50@4.75
15 Transient lots 15 $.3,50©4,50
16 George England sent east.
17 C. Pfeiffer 17 $3,62 1 A
17 S. Smith 17 $4
18 W. Scotland 18 s3,76ib's l
31 W. Warrentc, (extra) 30 $1 CO
10 W. Thompson cent east.
11)......W. Clarke 18 $4,10
111 James Jamison 19 $3,75
$20,779 80
. t8,9J9 57
15,508 03
20,589 29
4,830 00
24,150 90
60,633 96
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Tltl nunlbor 0:forod at the two yarai ,ua•nu,t, to Bb7
head, of which 440 wr.re sold, and the ;Wane. out east.
The gnat itions at the Union ( eaell',) aro $2.7i , 3,45
gross for shorn, and $3,731.,5t) for unshurn ; and at the
Willism lona Yards, (Allinder's,) $2,97 f unthurn, and
$3,15 fur shorn.
95,653
191,690
1,387,674
139 head were offered and sold, the prima olLain.sl at
Veach' , Leingl,6o@' 2,25 head, and atAljiudo:'el2,6o
head.
258 (dlorect at bstli yards; 75 B , ld, an 1 213 ,rat aet; tl.te
prices raug,l f run, $1,25 to $4,75 gross, ae in quality.
About 150 head wero ufkrcd and sold at an yards and
railroad platforms, at from $3,50 to all "Es head.
5,471 30u
65,371 530,377
85,02.5 124,428
868,770
Nsw Yates, May 13.—Cotton; sales :;000 bale; sold at a Oe
dine of ;GCs!(,; uplands middling 123.4; quotzit ionv n mdual.
Flour firm; sales 14,500 bbla told Wheat hes advanced:
04,000 bn'h sold; souther n MN, :i , 1.11(,11,25; western red OS
61$1; Milwaukee Club 89. Corn firm; 42,000 bush sold.
Pork closed heavy; sales at $17,50@.17,87, a decline for Mess
and $14,406414,50 for Pt ime. Estop is steady ut 8 a fur long
ribbed middles, 9 , /,493,1 for short ribbed, and . 8 1 ,4' fur Com
beilando. Whisky steady. Sugart :steady at 57,:,W,3,4 for
Orleans at 53,4 for Muscovado. Coffee steady et 100m134c
Butter dell at 16@21. Of Leather there have been average
.ales, with no quotable change. Hides Mealy. Freights
firm at MO% for freights on Grain to LiverfKol.
15,?80 5,165,988
1,439
94,429
88,298 1,681,899
NEW YORE, May 13.—Stocks higher. Chicago and Rock
Island 79 1 / 4 ; Cumberland Coal 17; Illinois Central bonds 90;
La Crosse and Milwaukee 8: Michigan Southern 25%; N. Y.
Central 88; Reading 47%; Milwaukee and Milsissippi 29%;
Virginia fi's 83; Missouri 6'' 81%; Galena and Chicago Edfl'i;
Mich. Central 64; Erie 24%; La Crowe grants 81%; California
B'B, 86.
CINCINNATI, May 13—flour Is in moderato demand; sales
300 bids at $3,75@54 for choice to extra; the receipts con
tinue light. There is an active demand for whisky; sales
950 this at 17%; the demand exceeds the supply and the
market closed with au upward tendency. Ti' Provision
Market has not undergone any special change; there he very
little demand, and C. , 1130 holders are anxious to sell at the
quotations; the Hiles are about 1000 hhds of Pacon Shies at
8%, and 300 Lble prime Lard at 10 1 A; nothing has been
done in bulk or banelled Pork, and prices are merely nomi
nal. There is more doing in Sugar, but prices aro easier.
Linseed Oil 6:665, with a moderate demand. The rates of
exchange are unaltered. The Money Market is unchanged.
The elegant side wheel, panencer packet
4.ZA SUPERIOR--Capt. ItrzmoND J. anlCE—Win
leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, on THIS
DAY, the 4th ins:., at 12 o'clock,
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
FLACK, 13A1tltikS A CO. Agents.
Through to St. Louis in five days. Thii twat connects
with the mail h ue, and will go through in the time speci
fied. She wilt have on Saturday.
For St. Lout:.
Wu. A. Moour„ MAster.
The light draught, fast running passenger
.!.4' packet lOWA, !doors:, Master, will leave for
the above and all intermediate ports, on WED
NESDAY? the 219 t instant, at 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight or passage, having superior accomodatione,
apply on board, or to lIARDY & McGREW, Agents,
ap2o Corner First and Ferry stroots.
For Marietta and Zanesville.
The stetunor EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. MON
a Arras, will leave for the above and all
intermediate ports on every TUESDAY, at
4 o'clock, P.M.
For freight or passage apply on board
FOUND YARN.
No. 10
ALLEGHENY CITY, May 13, 1858
Near York ftlorlict.
Now York Stook Disarhet.
Cincinnati fdarkot.
STEAMBOATS.
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For Cincinnati
ST. LOUIS.
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THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO COVER AND REPAIR ALL KINDS OF
Roofs, with Russell's Mastic. This composition is adapted for ell kinds of Roofs, flat or steep; it ran also be
applied on Tin, Iron, or o.d Shingles, making a poi feet Join This composition is not affected by atmospheric changes :
It will wither crack nor run ; tt Is impel vious to water ; FIRM PRI tOF and more durable than any other kind of Roof
ing. This roofing material is us2il in vas quantities throughout the United States, on Llouses, Bridges, Rolling Mills,
Railroad Cars, and Steamboats, giving entire satisfaction, and is considered a ported protection from the elements.
Although this roofing was only introduced here in PK it can be seen ou roisuy of the buildings in the city. Also, on
most of the Rail:owls.
I here refer to a few places where this Roofing is iu use, and cats he seen—Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad ; at Belle
Air; Bridgeport; Martinsville: Portland ; Lagrange ; Steel envil,e; McCoy's; Wellsville; Liverpool and Rochester din
thins, and the Manchester Depot; Pennsylvania Ci utral Railroad; spruce Crest: Astoria dtatlon, Mill et Tipton and Par-
H01111,j6 at Altoona; Allegheny City,'Westminster College, and many ether Buildings; Pittsburgh, 3. McCully's Ware
house; Ben. Triruble's Hotel; also, numerous others iu this city.
All orders left at No. 247 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, (where samples of the ma
terial can be aeon,) will receive prompt attention, by
apl W. F. FAHNESTOCK, Agent.
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that curea
Every kind of Humor
FROM TJII WORST SCROFULA D.JWN T.) A Cu7IIMCN
/10 has tried it in over eleven hundred cumea, an I rl t•V'r
failed except in two cases, (both thunder humor.) lie ban
now in hin possession over one hundred eertilleate4
value, all within twenty miles of 13,:sttn.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a norging tore ru uth.
One to throo bottles will cure the Yr ont laud of flawless
on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the li . ston of Idles.
Two bottles are warranted to care the worst canker In the
month or stomach.
Threo to five bottles are warranted t.) cure the worst kind
of Erysipelas.
0::e to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor iniths
eye 3.
Two bottlea are warranted to core miming of the ears and
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Four to six bottles are warranted to cur? , r.,,rupt and
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Ono bottle will cure scaly eruption of the hlrle.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the woret kind
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Two or three bottles are warranted to Clare the t: oat dos
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Three to four bottles are warranted to cure urn.
Five to eight bottles will cure tho wont CABO of 6,.:r0fi110
A benefltis always experienced from the first bottle, and
a perfect cure is warranted when Ow above quantify ie taken.
ROXBURY, MAtii3
DEAR Menu,-71s reputation of the Medical Discovery,
in curing all kind of humors,
is so well established by the
unanimous voice of all who have ever used it, that I need
not say anything on the subject, as the most skilful physi
cians and the moat careful Druggists in the country are un
animous in its praise.
In presenting the Medical Di:a:every to your notice, I do
it with a full knowledge of the curative power. iu relieving
alj, and curing most of those discuses in which you are on
fortunately so liable. That most excruciating diseat., to ar
affectionate mother,
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cared 68 if by a miracle; your own temper i 6 re.toredli
its natural sweetness, end your babe from short and fretful
naps to calm and sweet alumbere ; and the Me,dictil Duicove
ry becomes a fountain of blessing to your husband and
h cuaehold.
27 @y
30 (4) ...
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In tho more advanced stages of
CANKER
extends to the utcrnuch, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which is nothing but canker of the atom ; then to tho
intestines and
creating a sinking, goad feeling, and au Indiff3reuos cven
the cares of your family.
Your stomach is
RAW AND INFLAAIED,
your food distress-s you, and you can ocly take certain
kinds, and oven of that your system does not get half the
nourishment it contains as the scrinionons fluid of the canker
eats it up: then your complexion loses its bloom and be
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want of nourishment your system heroines loose and flabby,
and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow a
train of diseases which the Medical Discovery Is peculiarly
adapted to
Palpitation of the heart, pain iu the aide, weakness of the
opine and small of the back, pain of the hip Joint when you
retire, irregularity of the howela, and also, that moat excru.
elating of digeases, the
_ _
How many thousands of poor women are Lathering from
this disease and pining away a miattuLle life, and their next
dour neighbor dues not know the can,:o. I wish to imprem
on your mind that good old proverb, •• An ounce of proven
Lion in better than a pound of cure." In the ,
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
you have both the preventative anti the cure, with thin greet
and good quality, that it will never, t y rlrcnmetanc4:a.
do you any injury.
Ng change of diet ever neceimary—eat the bait you can get
and enough of it.
Dift2o4loN3 FOS usz—Adnits one table spoonful per day—
Children over ton yeses dessert spoon ful—Children front n ve
to eight years, tea spoonful. As no directions can be appll
cablerto all constitutions, take sufficient to operate on an
bawds twice a day. Yours truly,
Price $l,OO per bottie. For role by
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PITTSBURGH, PA.,
-E_l- AVE JUST RECEIVED TII E I It
large SPRING STOCK OP 1100'Pd AND 811)ES,
counisting of a groat variety of seasonable and fashi,nal le
gcods adapted to nt,ring and surarwr sales. Havieg laa•ii
purchased for cash, at reduced prices, they fool warrant.. , l
in saying that they can supply Weeteru mtrrchants, by t b.,
package or dozen, at as loss prices as the same qua`ity r,t
goods can be purchased in the Eastern cities. Par:Letitia
attention given to orders.
Rat -Also, a good supply of New Yrrh and Spanish Sole
Leather. ap7:301... is
A'riOR.N.LY AT LAW AND CONVDTAAC I. I.
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BAB A BEAUTIFUL BELEMON OP
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES 9
Enclosures, Pas Is, &c.,
'the public, are respectfully invited elamiue our E Loa..
Prices low, and work warrant.]
Iyl2:y—is NO. : , ,S5 LIBERTY STREET.
- -
FRESH ARR_v AL
—OF—
SPRING BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT JOSEPH Lt. BORLAND'S,
At No. 98 Market street.
PHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
a inform his friends and the public generally, that he
Is opsning a large and well selected stock of Boots and Shces,
consisting in part of Gent's, Ladles', Boys', Youth's, N isees'
and Children's Shen, which have been bought chiefly for
Cash, and will be sold very cheap. Give us a call, before
purchasing elsewhere. Remember the place, at the Cheap
Cash Store of JOSEPH IL BORLAND,
apl3 No. 98 Market, second door from Fifth street.
ATERMICILLI.-10 boxes Italian, just re
celved and for sale by
REYNTR'II & ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood streit ;
Opposite St. Pilules Hotel.
INDESTRUCTIBLE
RSOFUNG
P 4 niCA L.
PIMPLF
KIDNEYS,
CURE;
PILES
DONALD II N ED
U S E
A L ECHEN Y, PA
GEO. H. KEYSER, PiGhbuiro3,
J. P. FLEM!tie. Alleichen) City
9pL~~-~_ ~~l
L. C. HEPBURN,
ROOFING.
WUTIN
SUBSTANCES, ETC,
AUCTION SALES.
DAILY SALES AT NO. 54 FIFTH ST.,
At the new Commercial Sales ',mins, No. 54, Fifth
street, every week day, are held pnbli, ;ales of g oods in all
variety, suited for the trade and consumers, from a lar g e
stork which is constantly reel. 'fished with flesh consign
neo.t.l. that must lie closed forthwith.
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
Dr) (loods and icy al tides, comprising scaly everything
nee I, •I in ILo lice fur ',emoted V.llll fat/Tiny 1100: table tub
I. .l, 1, end shoes: belies ware,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Si, uschold I.ltcheu furniture, new and second hand ;
hods and I ; carpets; elegant iron sham Ciiva ;
sl;kves ; (LT 141.01,;1H; gr, aeriew, Arc,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Fancy articles; watches ; ; jewelry; musireil
ineiru
u ; guns; clothing; dry goods; lands cud shoes. book
rbationery, Ac. coal P. Si. DAVIS, Anct.s
BANK STOCK, AT AUCTION.—On
TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th, 1858. at eight
o'clfwk, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street,
will ie sold:-
20 Shares Bank of Pittsbur g h,
2.5 do M. fic M. Bank of Pittsburgh.
do Mechanics' Bank of Pittsburgh.
fin Citizens' Rank of Pittebui
Ss do Allegheny Bank of Allegheny.
liirl3 I'. M. DAVIS, Auction. r.
1.4 ,1 1 XE1j UTOR'S SALE OF FIFTH WARD
I'ItOPEETY.-0e TUESDAY EVENING, May 18th,
at eight o'circk, on the second Ito.:r of the Commercial Salsa
Rooms, v.ili be sold, by order of the Executors of John
(Ebb, deed, that large and valuable lot of ground, at the
corny r of Liberty and Walnut streets, having a front on
Liberty of 50 fret, extending back along Walnut 150 f e et to
Spring alley, on whirl, are erected two two story Brick and
cue Frame Dwellings THI MS — one-third cash, residue in
curie awl two years, with interest. Sale positive.
l i my 13 P. M DAVIS, Auctioneer.
STOCKING LOOM, LEG BOARDS, ETC.,
AT AUCTION.—Cti FRIDAY AFTEROON, May 14.
at 2 o'clock, at 54 Fifth street, will be sad, a Stocking
Loom, iu good order; a quantity of Le g Boards; ono
Illacksmith's Vice, with a Drilling Machine, Bench, Ac.
111 3 1.3 P. M. DAVIS, Auct'r.
SILK MANTILLAS, DRESS SILKS, &c.,
AT AUCTION.-0n FRIDAY MORNING, May 14th,
at 10 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, 54 Fifth street,
will hi, sold a lar g o and desirable assortment of Silk Man
tillas and Dress Silks of newest styles; also a variety of
s asonable Dress Goods. We invite the attontion of the
hulks particularly to thin sale of goods, which must be
closeL4 out on that day.
myl P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, AND EVERY EVEN
it LNG Til IS WEII, or until all is sold, will be offered
nt .I'IeCARTNEI"S AUCTION HOUSE, 120 Wood street, au
exteiedve assortment of rich Gold Jewelry, Gold and Silver
Watches, etc., etc. The Goods will be open for examination
each day, when Ladies as well as Gentlemen aro respectful
ly invited to call, and they may purchase at private gale,
wholesale er retail, at very low prices, and all govis shall
prove as repre.ented and satisfactory, or money refunded.
This is believed to be the best selected and most desirable
stock of Jewelry, etc., aver before offered at Auction In this
city, is every way we rthy the attention of purchasers,
Its tl e • whole most Its sold for cash immediately. Salo to
commence ea . •.h evening at 'PA o'clock
JuSRUA GRAY, Salesman.
to tf W. G. McCARTNEY, Anet'r.
STEINNVAY's PIANOS !
ENTIRELY SOLD OUT
OUR LARGE SPRING STOCK OF
S'T'EIN WAY & SONS
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
wuidd r , ain.ctfully iaform the puLlic uud Iru La,ore,,
C - 21C. 1 SUPPLY
OF TH ESE POPULAR INSTRUMENTS,
nud will 8001.1 arrive.
lE. giELF.BER Si. BRO.,
No. lid Fifth otreot,
Sulo A izehts for Steinway & Soo
WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPOT,
No. 4 Fifth street, near Wood
RERIEDIAN 84 BIEYRAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
ND PLATED WARE.
FANCY 610 t .DS.
WATCH AF TOOLS
apl:dr..l7
WATCH MA ITIZIAL,
AT EASTERN PRICES.
nu SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
FA - 111E UNDERSIGNED WILL EXPOSE
to public sale, on the promises, On the lOth
flay of .1 Luce next, the Real Estate of SAMUEL
dt.R`. ES, late of Robinson township, Washington county
Ya , de,assd, ruroi,ting of a tract of land situate in Rah ,
scffi Los unhip, in said county, containing
A.CR
M o re or 1,9_ Thiel F?trtu is eituated on the Pittaburmh (1/:11
Railroad. - 13 mileg from Pittsburgh, is well Int
ieoved, ant is couveuient to Churche., F.choola and Ni:ls.
One-third of the purchase money will remain iu the laud
daring the lifetime of the widow, the interest then of to be
paid to her annually. One.hall the remainder to be pail
on the tiret of Am 11, 185 h, when poaseknon will be giver.—
the remaining half iu one year therefrom, without tutetteL
JIM Eel JONES, 1 Ftecut„_
myl to JOHN JONES, J
Light Cream Ale.
THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
announce to their customers and the public, that ow.
inv to the price of Barley and Hops, and to suit the times,
they are brewing a light and delicious flavor al CREAM
ALE. which they are Belling at $.4 barrel, and have KEGS
TEN GALLONS each, to accommodate urive.to families.
They have aho, X ALE, at $8; XX at $7, and superior
If I:NNF.T at $8 bbl., and smaller casks in proportion.
PUNTER AND BROWN STOUT.
q A 3- Olden sent to their Brewery on PITT ETRBET, will
r , c• iye prompt attention.
MN=
Alder man's Office.
TAMES S. 1100 N, ALDERMAN, EX
014ICIO JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE, AND POLICE
(;ISTRATE—Office, No. 69 Grant street, nearly oppo-
Ate th,. Court House, Pittsburgh, Pa. Depositions, Acknow
leJgments and Probates taken; the Itecords examined,
Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages, Wills, Leases, Articles of Agree
-I,,ut, and of Partnership, Letters of Attorney, etc., etc.,
hewn up at short notice; Marriages Solemnized, and all
buffi?ss in the line of his official duties, promptly attended
to. office hours, from a. M. to 1 P. M., and from 2
t , 1.. ,apS:ly
FRENCH CLASS.
1-SS BLAKELY
INTENDS FORMING A CLASS OF
YOUNG LADIES,
Melling to receivo instructions in the
- I: .0 11.
.13 g; aL A' 43
C s. 9_ Apply at No. 163 Third stroot. raylo.tf
Sumaner Lager Beer.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
inform his friends and the public in general, that he
in iu the daily receipt of this delicious Beer, from the well
known Brewery cf J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, it having
been pronounced to be the beat that was manufactured here
for many yeare, CLEAR, TASTEFUL and PURR. Give me
a call and try it. JOHN ROTH,
ap2.lAf At bin old stand, h 0.26 Diamond.
School for Young Ladles.
J. BAKE WELL, INTENDS TO
open his School, on MONDAY, the 6th of April.
TER.4I9 . ,sis 00 per qua: ter. Iteddenco at his son's house
191 Second street. Rooms, Smithfield street, N. E. corner
of Diamond alley. mr29:tf
CIIIEESE.-15 eases Pius Apple English,
Just received and for sale by
REYMER & ANDERSON,
No. as Wcod street,
myl Opposite the St. Charles Rotel.
_ N EW .ARRIVALS.—We are taking into
store, (123 Wood street,) an IMMOIIB3 stock of due
Paper for jobbing purposes; also, Letter, Cap and Note ;
Is'av,lopes In great variety; Manilla Papers, of every sire,
and as cheap as they can bo bought in the East, Nttlarn
offer wholesale or retail, very low for Cash.
aid JNO. bl. PERKINS & CO
MASTIC
I. 0 4:3 CI
11 A V I N
GEO. W. SMITH 6 CO.
AMUSEMENTS.
THALBERG & VIEUXTE3IP'B -
_FAREWELL CONCERT IN AMERICA,
and positively their last appeallnce in this city prior
to their departure for Einopo. Oh the, occasion
EIADA .I LUX A i %SNORT,
(Cantatrlce di Camera to the Enip..ror of Austria, and Prima
Donna of all the principal Opera Rouses cf Italy, London,
Paris, Peterst ing, Madrid, Now York, e'c ,) whose name has
c,tain,d eo wi to suit enviaLle a reputation in all the prin
-Ip,l p.rra 110 - .l=cs of the world, will make •
DER FIRST AND ONLY APPEARANCE IN TITIS CITY
(!N THURSDAY, MAY 20Tii t
A' 1' %1 TY HA I, L.
Tiu. tuanrtgulut takos nso great pluseurs in announcing
tho ougtwulout of thu two celebrated Prima Donnas,
FIIB2 JULIANA MAY,
11.11),.)11-: AN: , ETTA CARALOFif,
h ;.!I apt, ihtly ilk
VA NG RI%
THALBERG,
road VIEUXTEM,
The programme ' on this occeeLn, will be the most P
aSttritc
live that (Ter has been cffored in any concert room; it will
contain, besides other selections,
TUE CELEBRATED DUETT ON
SOMNAMBULA,
composed for the Violin and the Piano Porte, performed by
VIRI/XTEAIPS AND TUALBERU.
HENRY VIEUXTEMPS will perform
NORMA FANTASIE ON ONE STRING.
This extraorcquary and most difficult musical composition
has produced the most intense enthusiasm wherever pee
furmal by
VIEUXTEMPS,
and never been attempted to bo performed by any ether
living Lulled.
Fall programmes will be published on MONDAY, and can
be nen also on small bills.
Ztzi- Sale of seats commence on MONDAY, at Mr. Mellor's
Ma Ede Store. myl2
FOSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
Polo Lesace and Mnunger..
Acting and Stage Manager
Tremurer
SCALE OP PRICES.
rriVato Buacti to hold pis persons $ 00
Dress Circle, aLd Parquotto 500.
Upr.or Ti. r 25c.
44. - }-. 1)00 : . o i ,i, at 7 o'elock—cunimonco at half past 7.1E6
AN IMMENSE BILL
First night this season, of the great Drama of "Enstathe;"
also, first time this season, of the groat Ledger Drama of
' , rho than Makor of Moccon " In both pieces, the entire
strength of the most p polar stock company that ever ap
peared on the Pittsburgh boards, will perform.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 14th, 1858, wilt be performed
the great Drama, In three acts, of
EUBTAOGE BAUDIN
.Charles Fester. I Dußois
Bailey. Louise..
Eustache
Poncelet
Favorite Dauce Mee Emily Waldegrave.
To conclude with thecelebrated Lcdger drama, Ina acta,of
THE OIINMARER OF 1410800 W.
ituric Nevol W. liceble. I Rosalind Julia M.Cooke.
The beautiful and brilliant Comedienne, Mies MAO •
Gii AIITOLIELL, is engaged and will eliortly appear.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
MISS KIMBERLY
IMMENSE SUNESS—OROWDED LIOUSES NIGIITLY
ANOTUER GREAT BUDGET OF FUN!
" Lot us now laugh who ❑over laughed before,
And those who always laughed now laugh the more."
TIIIS, (FRIDAY.) E4'ENING, May 14th, last night
but one, of the far-famed,
MORRIS BROS, PELL & TROWBRIDGE'S MINSTRELS,
Received on each and every evening, with uproarious
laughter by an immense audience, tilling - 010 Theatre to Re
utmost capacity. One and all proclaim them
THE VERY BEST COMPANY IN TIUI WORLD.
OBSERVE THE TALENT.
DICK SLITER, LON MORRIS, BILLY MORRIS. JOHN
NY PELI, J. 0. TROWBRIDOE, E. W. PRESCOTT, W. H.
BROCKWA Y, CARL TRAUTMAN, Prof. J. L, GILBERT,
MASTER RENTZ, and LITTLE TOMMY,
Observe—an entire change in the Programme each
evening.
A GRAND MATINEE,
On SATURDAY, alramencing, at 3 o'clock—at which, ladles
can bring their little children unaccompanied by gentlemen.
They can now secure seats for the MATINEE, at lileeber
Bro.'s Music Store, Fifth street.
Box Tickets :17 cents, and no exlra charge for secured
seats. Second Tier '25 cents. Doors epon at V 4 —commence
at 8 o'clock. feats can Lo secured at the Box (Alice through
the day. myl4
JOHN W. M'CARTHY,
P 3ISTER!
wILL ATTEND 7O TIIE POSTING
and DISTRIBUTINI of all kinds of
EMU FOIL CONCERTS :,ECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ac.
All communications—either by mall, telegraph, or other
wlso—direefed to the office of the :Morning Post, will receive
prompt attontloc sp7
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES
R. M. CARGO & CO.,
h of lographers anal Ambrotyplstn,
hIEW YORE GALLERY,
No. 21 FPth streot, and
1:22 BEAM GALLERY,
Cr., of Market etreot and Diamond, Pittsbnrg:i
PRICZB TO SUIT ALL. ruylfhtf-Gp
WAKES' C-ALLERY OF ART,
NO. 60 MARKET STREET.-PICTURES
taken at this Gallery by anew and Improved process
giving the natural culur of the hair, oyes, dress and complex,
ion. They are acknowledged by all who have examine..
thorn to ho far superior to any pictures ovei exhibited in this
city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and examine
his largo collections of specimena. His Gallery being on the
!.oc.,nd fluor, is easy of MCCejkl.
N. IL—Nauru) of Children taken in two seconds, at No
t3O Market street.
uly27:tf is
OGER
NEW 10.0 UERREAN AND AMBROTY"'
SKr AND SIDE-LIGHT
G A LLERY 9
Pllllll STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE TRE POST-01:&I4
YG PICTURES Liken lu all tho varlone styles, in efts
e.oather, and warranted to please, at reasonable rates.
ela.„ Sick or (I,coszetl pereoun taken at their residence.
an20:17,14w-ls
AMBROTYPES -
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN EE HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS ESTALLISIBIENT
N TUE COUNTRY, AT
WALL'S, Fourth stroot
pIIOTOURAPIIS.—These beautiful PIC
TURES, taken in the highest style of the art, colored
is oil or plain, can be had singly or by the quantity, at
WALL'S Gallery, Jones' Building, Fourth street. [myB:lw
Removed to _231 Fifth Street.
CARGO & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC AND
AMBROTYPE UALLERY has been removed from
6 Fourth street, to No. 21 Fifth street, near 'Market.
These rooms having been built especially for the purpose,
with three largo lights, aro not surpa.ssOd In the city for
comfort, convenience and excellence in arrangement.
Aar Our old friends and patrons, and those wishing su
perior likenesses, are invited to eall. M.. Reception Room
and Specinions cn the ground floor. eV;
JOHN EIBER CO.,
FD;CY DYERS AND SCOURERS,
INTO, Sal_s_tis
ETWESN Won AND LIBERTY STREET.,
All kinds of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons, and
every drwrlption of Silt and Woolen Gocdd oxecuted at
'Mort notice, and on reasonable toms. [ap2B:3m
rrEIE C, II E ICAL OLIVE tItASIVE
a SOAP, aumnfacturod by B. 0. Sr. J. 11. Yawyer, re.•
ra,•lvea aro profereuco ovor ell other Mudd ever offered for
fitmity nee.
Its advantages over other Soaps are:—let. It is cheaper
to use, one pound being equal to three of common rosin
Soap. 2d. half the time need only be occupied in washing
when this Soap is need in place of other Soap. ad. Labor
in washing can be nearly dispensed with, as the clothes
will require little if any rubbing, thus avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. 4th. Roiling the clothes is unnecessary
when this Soap is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally as well as soft. 6th. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, find it far superior to other Soaps. It speedily re
moves grease, tar, paint, printers' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the skin soft, and free from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, and the use of
the wash-board, the following directions should be followed
For the washing of eight or ten of a family, take ono
pound of Soap, cat It into shavings, and dissolve in one
gallon of hot water; put the clothes into a tab containing
about ten gallons of wares water; pour in the dissolved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Let them soak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seam or grease
spots, may require a slight rubbing, but ottierwise 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.
.455 - Observe oar name on each bar.
For sale, in any quantity, at oar warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opposite the Round house, Penn
s} lvania avenue. B. 0. dt J, 11. SAWYER,
ap2l No. 47 Wood street.
GZ G ROSS Quern's Cod Liver Oil Jelly,
just received and for Halo by
B. L. FilibbiESTOCK k CO.
Corner WOOd and Fourth streets.
Q CASES Gum Shellac, in store and for sale
L. 7 1, 5 B. L. FAHNESTOOR A CO.,
up 24 No. GO cor. Wood and Fourth streets.
1 r t BOXES Pressed Castile Soap, for sale
CI by B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
_ .
No. GO coy. Wood and Fourth a trod&
SCASES Clab. Liquorice, in store and for
Eale by •:‘ IL L. FAIINESTOCK & 00,
0v24 No GO cor. Wood rind Fourth,streets.
EED SWEET POTATOES.-15 barrels
Seed Sweet Potatoes for sale cheap to closo consign
merit ty JAS. A. FETZER,
spin Corner Market and First streets.
I AWRENCE COUNTY BONDS WANT
ED, in exclianga - lor land.
apt.: -8. OUTIII3ERT & SON, 61 Market at.
ASTEAM MILL in complete running or
der, with dwelling honed, etc., near the city, for
Bale by S. CUTHBERT a BON,
e p 24 61 Market streak
rIOUN TRY BACON.-1000 lbs. Country
ij Bacon, Just received end for Elliot)?
JAMES A. FETZER,
Corner Market and Itirst streets
WESTERN LANDS of good quality, fu
aalo cr e•Thango for Real Estate in tho city
S. CUTHBERT & SON. 51 Markel at.
Q,„ AL AD OIL-10 baskets pure, just rcc'd
DO and fur aado by ItEYSIER s ANDLIZSON,
roy4 No. 49 Wood street.
MITE FISH.-10 half bbla. reereive4l
end fur sal° by I rurril lIENRY 11. COLLlblia.
tll.l ! , I(iNOR ABELLA,
..J O. FOSTER.
A. W. YOUNG.
GEORGE S4GRIST.
Iteacom
Julia ILL Cooke
LIMIER AND literleasalas
IL B. WIRES, Artist
PITTSBURCH, PA.