BUSINESS CARDS.
AMIIEL C. FirlNOAli.D,
ATToarcumie AT LAW,
itessimal/2 emu.
- Genes, No. 71 GRANT street, brtwoen Yonath street
nO Diamond alley. ap6
ItVM
NMES A. E, Attorney at Law,
Ep Fourth btrt-et, Pittsburgh,betwecm Swith2old and
cu;t;y
MIL, Surgeon Dentist, enceeti,or to G.
• W. Biddle, No. 114 thuitlelleld etroet.
air ouirt Lori from S to 1 o'clock, cud from 2 to 5 o'clock.
SCOTT, I)entist,_Fourth street, five dooru
„ wait of Markot.
Offlco hotire from 9 o'clock A. hi. to b o'clock P. M.
..-Ay
SCII.OO N MAKER, Manufacturer of
ey . White Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Lithargo, Putty,
a.e. Wholesale doalet in Oils, Paints, Varuishea, Turpetitirie,
.kc_, No. 24, V. ood street, Pittsburgh, niy22
OSEPH FLEMING, successor to L. Wil
cox tt Co., corner of Market street and tho Diamond,
keeps constantly on hand a full toiaultmont or DlttiUN, M
NU
LCL\Sd, MEDICINE: CIIEATS, PEIINTIMEILY, and all urti
tie, pertaining to his loudness
-441" Physiciaual Prescriptions care fully compounded at all
11 Cfartl. je P.}
I W. CII:AIDAVICK, dealer in Kentucky
A.. ...coif TOBACCO, RAGE and PAPER, N., 140
a tre.a, buluw Pittabur,4ll. i)
133 , hight.-A uiarkut prico, in celh,
_ .- • -••-•
P. MARSHALL & Importers auu
71 o demera in French and AinorlcAn i' A P •
ENOS, No. bi Wood ct.rect, ratabut gb.
42r-dodo a..‘utH for the c e lebrated manniactcres of ,3ra.
Delicourt ‘Sc Parts.
DAVID OAARBELL & SAMUEL p()L_
LOCK have alsociat,l tog.dlior utoler the tiid 1, ul
CAMS:ELL A POl,Weli, for L] traliNiction or a w•I•ortil
Variety and Dry titxxld I)I.I3iIWK, and the nianufacturu of
plain and NV:trod Liao Gilt Mouldings. LIDII:o
Jur ItETEUM 130111 LR: J. A.NDKIISOM
Li FY NJ &AN 'JERSON, (successors to
.r..hu, c 0.,) whoteetsi. do tor, in FOREIGN
itILIITS, NETTS, SPICES, CONFEOTIONARY, SUGARS, hr.,
No. 39 oppouito Ow St. ClLorlea llotel, Ptta
burgh. op 2
1. J. ,lILLRSCI.i. --
FlNsoria
J. N h C 0.,, Looking lumen Mauullletururt.,
Rad dealers in L(o)king Pl,, A. Platt,
Coml,o and Fancy GoodE, No.7t , 'World str2et, L'itte
3urgb.
On hand and rnado to order, Gilt Pier a, Mantle. GL:tO,OO
Mahogany, Itoorwood, Wal nut nud Gilt F or ML,Li
ld
Ing, of every derteriptivn.
.ear SteamLont Cation Pecorawil atni
. _
BOTTLFItS. -- JOI I N OGDEN & CO., Bull
N 0.187 First strata., would respectfully infid - al the pub
that they have ounstuntly ou hand a large supply of
`SA. I'aINEILAL IA: and POKTNIt,
of the I.est quality.
ttteritiou of fatuities Is partici:la:ly iiir,,tt , l to Ito
[Litt that Choy bottle W.4IN RAO -i. ALP: in :to purest elate
Physicians recommend it to 1 , u:ullle ou aocouut of its whoie•
lonic 1111(1 strougthouiug qualities. Gotdd:ly
J. M. U/1"311,E,
MER.CH.ANT
(Dr. Iritil2s tzcw =Pain ,)
Id•AIL.I.O
-
W. KERR, ARciii'Llix;T, REINiu‘ED
cep from :vr.tuor a Filth and Wood to
-.AIR ST rt EF.T,
In I'lllll4a new DuiMing—continues to prepare Pds.us and
Bpocille , ations of, and to Superintend Er zits of ovory
description of Buildings.
PULTON, BE LL AND BRASS
, YoUNDER, No. 70 EECiND PittsLitir.itt,
Is proems.' to furnish to order
CI1U11(111, SI'EASLBOAT, FACTOILI AND 01111:11„
Of 01 sizes, troili 10 to 10,00,111,5.
CLIME HELLS made to order A LiO:r. CUCiia
of all sizra,fGr Steamboat,
MINIMAL WATER ItA LI N. i.-,
and over) , voritil) of prune Coalinga twirlifid
11411.11101%
1.3/63111 - T'S ANTI-AITitITION .META FUI.;',J.N.. PA
TENT .METALLIO P NeFil No, 1., 5Le...11 y
T OUCUIRIDUE ;N:. MAXWELL,
449 MANUFACITUREUN of'
Loolttiag-OlaaLes,
Bruzia. a ;
and Dealorg iu Clocks, Uousa Furntr3hing Uooct
138 Weed 2trecA, above Fiat 1,,
hir.chint• Brutitu.s inhfie a. ordv
EDUCATIONAL
FratlN - As Academy for Baps,
13JD.k.lit THEI Ct,ILE OF TLIE
Cusubrlft County, Pa.
Pi 11. I S INSTITUTION, NA'i'Uli.A)./., - Y
f‘u: Educational purpoc,s, atforde iu
dueeir.cuts that can tic for a Catholic Inu'itntion.
it IVOILCA in the iino.t healthy and picturesque pJrt 101, of
the Allyglienies,c..l.intaut four mil.; fr,inCresnon Station, the
direct inailroate i , ot‘icou Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The
gcl.ol,vtic year cranintracing the liret Niondity in Septerater,
will clove the 16rtia of July following. . .
Thd Tonne for Board, including a th,..rongb Eugiinh Scien
thic 0 , , , nr4t, am i.i.04) per tinnaro.
Th,ClatH:c end Modorn L'ingno„ , . Coro' on eztra charg.
t.lO per nonnn, - .
Wushiug and we ui Bedding $l9.
Yor further pa. `icuihr3 nyply to the superior of the Acw
itei r :ircrtrom con b. nude to the Dr. O'Colmott.
av50:13,11,,v
Vincent's College and Seminary,
lILIDDIt. THE CALLE OF Tfilt BEHEDICTIME reTnERs,
Nenr Latrobe, Weamorela.nd county, Pa.
TN THE COLLEGE ARE TAUGHT THE
1. usual branches of English Education.
In the SEIIINABY, the Classics, Mathematics, liistory;Pt
lthetorics, Philosophy, etc., and the different branches of
higher erudition necessary or useful to thee aspiring to
Priesthood.
The terms for Board and Tuition are SBU per year, to be
paid semi-annually, strictly in advance.
tierunin and Vrench and other languages, Drawing, Paint
ing and Mritie,forni no extra charges,excepting come recom
pensatiou for the nee of instruments.
Medicine, Washing, Books, Stationery, etc., form extra
charges.
For particulars apply to the Director of the College.
The Collegiate ycar begins on the let of Soptembei, 4!0.1
coda on the 3d of Jnly foliowin4.
DRY GOODS
RetreEicht! Etetrzacia::
NOTHER CRASII—IN PEACES —136•
ing dot,rmin,d sill our stork, though the Tithoo
ern Tight," wo havo lotalv n gonortil
REDUCED TUE ENTIRE ST ;GE
T gall lower prices.
.4:0?..N0w is the tioie to buy wllcu
unbroken, and the PriccH Put Dow:, I Down!!
pJIE LAST CIIANGE IN FIGUR,E;'...—
Bouttet Ribbon 6, worth 7600013,4 62 ) 7 por yard.
do do do 62% ut 50 do
do do do f,O at a 7!, ; ., 141
do do do 37% at '25 .lo
J,, , SEPII 1104:1‘.5',,
larizut ritrt,:t.
iCil VELVET TRIMMINGS,
AT ite:DUCKD
A etoicesz,rtiaeut hand bad tier sale at
G'"T.LEIvIEN'S UNDER GA_RMEN'f---
wo.i, Murinc. Cottou Shirt,
and Drawee n—a Iro4b. supply recuived 110111 , :12S,
'lOlO '7 Nlzutet gtrut.
j'IVE beats per Pound Reduction in the
Pric.o of HEADLEY'S. YARNS.—Whul, , iale 13uy,tr4 and
Peddiart: will be furni.,hod with BRADLEY'S THREE-PLY
iiNfTrING YARNS at a reduction of Five Ceuta per pound,
by the bzu,die, after thin date, For C.azh, and ..eh only.
JOS. HORN, 77 Market street,
Agent for the Zainfm tut,:
ighlaßol DER I ES.—Our excellent stock of
French EmbrAderi , r, aud the low prices at which
they are marked, offere rare imluceweida to ladies wishing
to purchase the latest btyka.
AIONEY I MONEY I!
ED DOWN.
4—ey- Groat, redaction lu Dm price of Eutlwon±cche,
We hart one ,Areiully ot-t our iltal(15011.1, elttY..l: of
FICENCII-Wollllbll COLLAII,
UNDEII :SLEEVES,
:%IU".i , .LIN 131t.NDS, elc
And faxed the pro_iry to 'illit 11.1, •• ilArli Tikilt,A
The Ladies outy rely on getting baremitia at
octal 11.01 , ..\.2i. 7; ::
_ .
WE WILL SE L L 11•0111 the present time Un- .
common!) , r.iosp FOE. CASLi. Please cull and prom
!no our stock. C. liAlieON LOVE,
ccV.:ll Vormori ) Loy..: Moe.. N 0.74 MmUou ?,
-
RANTED FII.ENCII MERINOES, for 62,
and 75 cote, worth $1 and *1;2.5, the boil
a4oortiuctit
ri
In the city. C. LLANSO:J LOVE,
(formerly Love Brothera),
de2.1.N0 74 .Merkel stress. . . . _
BLACK AND FANCY HAESS SILKS.
A full axiom-new, very tI, el: .
0. RANSON LOVE., formed) Love Drutberl,
_ t!.. 71 31.1_ , -kut ..tloqt
EV.LRY Et.3u:;omical Pt.;;-,.11,1•.,ie.r of I)rc6B
Goods, Shawls, Mantles, AT.; also Doia,atic and Sta
ple tiooda, will find it to their advantage to cull sod e 1. 1 .11111
oar Now Stosk rf Fall and Win tor Dry Clooduhefore purchas
lag etrewha4*. U. il-kNOtiN LOVE,
64.6 1:?....,u0rtv Luce. Dux_ ',!,-, 74 Market at
Q.ILA4LS 1 SILAWLS I—Wool, Chenille,
Brocha, Sc., both long and &ware, th. , very twat in the
City, and at vertt ' low priced /Or cash.
C. HA.NSON LOVE, formerly Love Brot.,
N 0.74 Market street.
uov2,
DIQUE and MARSEILLES, Fleeced, for
11. making Baiiqui,3. A large aamortmwrit at
de e; GF,O. IL WHITE hE
130 t i ti ET V E VET.—Every variety of Bon
aet awl :iatine t for sale at
novla ROME*.
20 STEW 'BEDFORD SPERM CANDLES.-
brownai.xtbd Va and ti's, sperm Candles
on hand and and 1,4 e:11“ by
SOAPS
1,„..7 1000 boxed P.ollin Soap. in lb., 2 lb. nod 3 Ef, barn.
[160) " No. 1 Palm &al., in lb., 2 lb. and 3 13). barn.
, g6OO " Chemical Olive Soap, in lb. lumps.
200 " Oloine Oxide „
269 " German
200 " Castile
60 " Pure Palm
On hand and for vale by
Jail B. 0. ft 3. 11. F , AW
Gum- BUFFALO, CALF AND illmli
ovERsHOE,s, offered low, at "The People,' 3b.fo
Store," No. 17 Fifth street, near Blanket.
DIFFENBAC.IiEII. b CO.
ONLY $750 FOR .A TWO STORY Dwel-
H ug gouge, of four rooms, with lot of gicund 20 feet
trout nu Mont, - . coy street, Allegheny city, by 110 de , to un
alley. Terre, $.lOO in timid, balance at one, two and three
years. 8. CUTIIBEKT Ec SUN,
nov24 61 Maryut street.
DILE - FAL() SIIOES.—A splendid artiele of
JUIF Gents' and Ladles Buffalo Over Shoes. Also, Gents'
Calf Over &wee, at the People's Shoe Store, No. 17 Fifth
street,, nearVasket.
nov2l
.10 43 / 1 1: 12C0--1-:11
TAILOR
NO. 54 SL CLAIR STE HE
PiTryxuxua, I'e.
I mi~~^; I
Y:6" . llElt U. B
,' , ir.;cCa• of tho
JOS.. HORN k, 77 Market ttn,t
77 M...rk.A. sere L
-PRICES
IMISI!!!11
I. O. Ls J. H. SAWYER
" is 3
" ili 1 Z..
GROCERS.
WM. H. 5a1TH............-
WM. 11. SMITH & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
11S Second is 147 First sts.,
WiTTSBICMG73, PA.
MALEY, COS4-.tAVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. IS and 20 Wood Street,
Wm. MILLER, Phila G. W. 'LUC - Eal'B)N, Vittsb%
HILLIER 44.10EILETSON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
nav 1111'011TE1ticOF
BRANDIES, WINES AND SEGAR
os. 2211 nod 223, Corner of Liberty and
Irwin Stresta,
A :;ll wI.L AU ENTS F 01:
wearer's City' VrialSS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
N A CV'I`PJN YARNS, d‘o„ ixo.. CONSTANTLY
=Ma
ll=
o\ Vin M'OANDISSIt.
>cikraiii#LEss, r4EADis
lUCCESSORS 17101 a f-i'CANDLE3,
WHOLESALE GEOCER'6,
LISA IN
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON t AKN3,
' TTS 'BURG MANii FACTITUNS AL!tY
t2”,rlter of ‘fOkoki Anti Water streets
FOR IN A MANG AND COMMISSION
JAYtE.S C,C,,E,fi.113;8
'Firt - 6 , aitilil.; aiiii Cotutnission Merchants,
rhUPLIWIT. , ;I.3 G 9 1.11.3
Pittabiargb, ArlAdet 611 a 3;c 33
CANAL LINES.
Nob. 114 AND 115 WATEM STRZET, PiTTSB.UMILI, PA
itHIOIDES, BI GIN a CO.,
F 0 F. WARDI Nex AND CO`IitiISS ION
MERCIRAN'Es,
No. 30 BxelarlollE ST., CIIWINNATI, (1.1 jcl;,
J. 1). I.IOUSEMAN,
(LATE ON' LIOW;EMAN & SMITH,)
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
IFIERCM4ATS,
No. Ni. Second Street,
T. LOUIS, MISS,:,UItI
Jour L. LEY !II
A LOOLIE L 1.1 C!
JOSEPH S. LEEpll & C. ).,
^:g05.142 .oail 244 6...Aberts - e•nii„
11'PTS13UIIGH, PA.,
4 7 .1 1 0 Pf:S.dL lEtit C
A.ND COMMISSION . MERCIIAN'fS,
DEALERS IN
k?.. AND 6ACON,
N PLA 1%.; ..i:st) TIN N ; 1 10Cli, A
PITTSBI CA II MANU C: t. 11. E.: S.
w cony
G EbiE 1. AL CO id NI I2SI c: V.
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
&akti IN=siktngton
WYANDOTT' CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY.
ItsriatNcrg.—.4.:sepli S. Li3och h Co.. un ,
aerchantd generbily.
011 AS. LIIIMPLIKETLi, C. J. 1106 An, JOAN
Humphreys, flotilla') t it Wright,
FLOUR FA ,"10itS,
PRODEfiCE AND G-ENER.tii,
COMMISSION ME:Rai-WITS,
';5 NORTH WHARVES AND 155 NOATH WATER ST.,
A.t. , ovu Sireet,
itEFEE TO
Conrad, Thompson & Co.,
Thompson, Clark & Young,
Siter, Price & Co.,
Caleb Cope & Co.,
Barcrof t., Beaver & Co.,
Canby, Neville a Hughes,
E. M. Lewis, Cashier 1. and M. Bank,
Joe. G. Mitchell, Cashier M erch's Bank. "
Morris L. Hallowell &Co.,
McCutcheon &
John M. ileuvady & Co.,
lL.IRnel & Co.,
Pickett, Mathews &Co.,
Shrewsbury it Price,
W. EL Langley to Sous,
Lawrence to Mathias,
A. D. Bullock & Co.,
W. Holmes & Co.,
Bagaley, Oosgrave & Co.,
ncvl.B.:ly.
.A.1.13L11.1 L. WEBB
A. L. WEBB & BRO.
(Suermusoril tc, EuDr.r. 3G WEBB)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGENTS FOR TUESA LE CF
DUPONT'S POWDER LID SAFETY FUSE,
Corner Pratt.and Cosameres streets,
BALTIMOR E,
iiwceive :on Consignment all kind.] of Wc.tern Prudoco,
aLd make }“lvtihe.
REFERENCE
(100. W. Smith et. Co., W. IL Smith a Co.,
11. Garrard, Miller & Iticketacm
mr•lat-a-w.l3m
ENRY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Merchant, dealer in 1 , 1211,
SEEDL , tin] PROI)U01; geucrully, No.
Lb Wood stro€4., nittrfo
GLASSWARE.
kI.III,GD N. Oti
RAID DITITRIDOS L. R.INGWALT.
IIIniLING, ROBERTSON & CO., lirlanu
vaj facturaro of Cut, PF,38011 and Plain Flint GLASSWARE,
w.arehonao No. 17 Wood streeL corner of Front,
Pittsburgh.
AG other kinds of Glassware and Window tllads, at
low - .Market prict.n. ap11:t11y
L LLW_La .10SLP1.1 1. ti1.A.24.
EDLIF & ULAM, Successors to Mulvany
Sr. Ledlie, manufacturorEi of Cut, Moulded and Plain
Flint and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers iu
kinds of Wiudon Glass, FLo s, 'Vials and Bottlea. Ware
-110111,8 corner of Y. :Tenet and Wafer etreeta, Pittabugli.
niho•tily
WINES AND LIQUORS
3011 EN BRYAN & CO.,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND RECTIFYING DISTILLE RS,
tio. 155 Liberty Street, l'lttoburgh,
AhWays on hand, Wines, Brandies, Gins,
.10iityuvahela and Rectified Whisqns--also,
Cherry, Ravin) ry, and (Huger Arandio3. tapP2:ly
ONE(IER
IMPOICTE;ILS OF
eVtalcit atmci ',Jarman WILIAM and Liquorß,
OU P AGN E, ka., ko.,
lea IPaithilele street, between 6th and 7th sta. :
I.lls:lyciLvil PITTSBURGH, PA.
DEEM
EVLIN & KENNEDY, Wholesale Wine
and Liquor Merchants and Rectifying Distillers, No.
&withheld stroot, Pittsburgh, Pa. apTly
fRY APPLES.-50 bbls. bright Dry Ap
ples, mvehed end for bale, by
ap3 HENRY IL C4/11./N8
®RN APPLE 6.-15 bbls. choice Apple
roceiv&d act for sale by
apt, HENRY H. COLLINS.
- ;:ur BANS.-20 bbls. small White Beans, just
received and for sale by EIRNRY 11. OOLLINF.
TIMOTHY SgiED.-10 bags reo'd and for
sale by (4P3) LIENRY H. COLLINS.
NEW WALL PAPERSCDEAP.T-Still
they come. W. P. MARSHALL & Co.,
I T O 87 Wood stroot.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING SALES.-
We are daily receiving from our own and Eastern
factories, additions to oar stock, which consists in part of
Floor Oil Cloths,
Carriage Oil Cloths,
garniture Oil Cloths,
Table Oil Clothe,
Crash Oil Cloths,
Transparent Oil Cloths,
Transparent Window Shades,
Buff Hollands, and
Shade Trimmings
Merchants, Housekeepers, and others, requiring any goods
in our lino, are invited to call and examine the stock, and
Judge for themselves in regard to the quality and prices.
J. it H. PHILLIPS,
Nos. 26 and 28 St Clair stmt.
131813.-150 pkgs. White Fish, Trent, Sal
mon, etc. rap7l HENRY IL COLLINS.
,IME.-100 barrels fresh Lime just rec'd
41,14 by I=3l HENRY H. OOLT INS.
CCHUTNEY .F OPS of various patterns, for
Kato tyi [Ear2BJ H. H. HOLLINS.
_ _
B ACCO AND CIGARS.—A large assort
ment of f“vorlte brands, on hand ILO for gale by
WM. H. 13611T11 & CO,
118 Second, and 147 First streets.
C HEE SE. -22 5 boxes prime W. R. cutting
Meuse received and for eole t yb
raiz EMMY H. OOLLINg.
JOE. R. HUNTER
Itl3' 1h President ot' the ;United
N pursuance of law, 1, 4 AMES BU
‘, ciIA.NAN, L'resid:m. of the lihited ,•li.mes A America,
do hereby declare foal make kilo, o that public sales will be
hold at the undermentioned laud ‘iilices in tio'.
NrilaAsS.A., at the periods dereinalter desiensbal, to w.t:
At the land Mike at BROWNS VI LA,e, ...oTamencing on
Monday, the s zfh day of Sej,rinb-T tar the dispoeal
of the public lands within the hollowing named townships,
i 7. :
North of Ute ba.ie line and e::3i of the six'h principal
That part of township raeeutsido of the Sac and Fox, and
Half Freed, Nemaha reservation, range 17.
That part of township. 1,2, 3, and 4 outside 01 the Sac
and Fox; and Half Breed, Nornaha reservation, and frac
tional townships 5 and t, of rungs
That part of town:dill, sne outside of the Sac and Fox
v,,tv ; township 2, the parts of 1 oWatillills: 3, 4 and 5
outside of the Half Breed, Nuutaha reservation ; and trac
tional tom uship 6, of range 16.
That part of township ons outside of the Ss, and Fox re
servation ; township:: 2,3, and 4; that part of township 5
outside of thy Half Brood, Neuntlia reservation, and town
ship 6, of range 14.
Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5, and 6. of rouge 13.
Townships 1,2, 3,4, 5 and 6, of cf4ll, 12.
Townships 1,2, 3,4, 6, and 6, of range 11.
Townships 1,2, 3,4, to and u, of range 11.1.
Townships 1,2, 3,4, 6, and 6, of range U.
PITTSBURGH
At the laud office at Is CI 1 - , L ,rulue, ug uu
Monday. the sixth day of September riKet, for the dtHrosal of
the yahhc hitt& zithiii the 1 . ‘,11, , , uaw' t.v. "8114,,
VIZ:—
No;th of the base line and ~,:(
Fractional townships 7 and S. of
Township 7, and hi...net:al fo, Ls:alp, 'O, 9, 11, and 12,
0 range 11. •
Towimnhis 0,5, 10, 'IL slid 112,
of range 13.
Tee, n shi l ei 7, ]l, aiel fractional townships if
and 13, of range 12.
Townships
of range 11.
7. S. 9, 10, and 11, and hamoual townships I'2.
13, ai.d 14, of rang•• 10.
Township 7. 0, ALA 13, and finetional I oixo..iiip 14, 15,
and 16, of range 9.
At the land office of YIAIIA CITY, commencir94 on
Monday, 1.1.1 e tri.r.l“lay o for :It, di3p,..,(11 of
the public Linda within In; .11.,,rig !lain.] township,
v
•,) the btu , line and 4 tic sixth principal
MEMIE
PITT:S'BU
meridian.
Fractional townships 13, 14 15, and IG , of range 14.
Fractional townships 13, 14, 15, Ih, and 17, of range 13.
Fractional townships 12, and 13, townships 14, 15, and 19,
and fractional townships 17, 18,19, and 20, of range 12.
Fractional township 12, townships 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and
18, and fractional townships 19 and 20, of range 11.
i.'rasstional townships 12, 13, and 14, and townships 15, 16,
17, 18,19, and 'A of rouge 10.
Fractional tow nahips 14, 15, and IC, twat township; 17. 18,
19, and 20, of tango 9.
Lauds appropraFed by law Sr the use of s , :kuB4o,melitai
and other purposes, will lie i.acluded Iran the hal"-
:move C 011111,11 ., 1, , . 1 1,11
The offering of t hel d ill
days appointed, sod will proceed in the order in which rlie3
are advertised, until this whole shall have beet; offered, !soil
the sales thus closed ; hat to sale shall be kept vim, longer
than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands
will admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city k.f Washington, this
thirtieth day of Alarch. Annes Uomiwi uhe thousand
hundred and fifty-eight
JOS2FII LZ.G4)
PIiiLADILL PHI A
hiisdulpt,;:.
Madison, inci
Ohio.
Louisville, °Lilo.,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Pittsburgh,
BY AUTHORITY.
NO, 602.
olates.
71 nit('
ME=
10, u:1,1 And iractiorml
By the Piesi 'ent:
Tuoc. A. Ri..tiplueitß,
Commissioner of the Ue, Laud U [lice
NOI iCE T‘) Pita-ENIVTIO:s; CI. IM tNTS
EVt ry purmou Clod to tho right or pre-,mption to Any
u( the lunan within thu townships and part,' eJ too f,hipb
Ahoy, enumerated is rrquirod to t..Ht`tikii.il lh•• dam, rho.
,atisf .ction of the. nester and rro,itor or the proper lamb
and make pervI,1•11( fl; , r as g,Gle eei prWliai'dt a 17 , 2 r
sing tilt' day f or . t's , • Om •
ruoh,...rf..nt of the putdic Saw the outhracin A the
tenet claiwod, othorwime much cluirn hi. forfeited.
TlLtt.i. A
uurniiimiouoi the (kner,il c.
Proposa.6 fth Nava
NA V I .
C , ..untrucCuu, i:tplipntent, Etc,
May I:ith, 11:L:5
SEAI.EI P POS LS tofurnish naval
supplies tor the tis-ml year raiding :anti Judie, Ititti9.will
Le oceivcd ILL Luis Lin ris,t until .; kCco , ck, P.M., tit the lab
.1 out• next. Thee. propos - nib must he endorsed Proposa/s
f or - itur t - t ret y (I),Z-rue/ft.-a, Etc that they
may be distinguished limn other laisiness letters
The mate: bils and articles (Mita seal in the classes Lamed
are part:cniorly deacritied in printed ecliednisS any of which
will he furnished io such as dentist - to iiiter, ou atiphcation to
the commands arts of tn. , o-ipective y mats, or to the Linty
ageht taylreet thcrtc and taus° of all the yards upon ap
plication to thin bureau. This iii virfuu into classes bring
for the convenience of dealers in tact-. such pertioua will de
furnished is utc actually rtimired for b: is.
and navy-agent of each statiiiii will have a copy of the
schedules of the other yards. for examination only, front
which it may he Judged whether it 1131. l in desirable to Make
application fur them.
Ott s mutt hr 1aa,1, , foi the 'choir of a cii,u at any yard
uLon um, of the printed soltedulet, or in strict coufm laity
therewith or they will Lot bo eimaidered.
The contract trill he :iv:a:sled to the lowc9t Lena fide bid
der who give, peeper security for its fulfilment. The lintti
State ruse: vet the right to r-lo.t all the bids for any chat,
if deemed exhorhi taut.
Ali urtid, < must Le id the s, i t besi qmility, to be debt •
trod iu hoed order, sad in wettable Santa wail packages, as
the case 'may •, at the cop, n and risk of the centioetur,
and in oh reap. etc tubjeet to the inspection. measurement,
count, weight, etc. of tine yari , )1 , 10 received, uud bi the
entire s:.:is,i.ctiuu of the contra or. Thereof.
Bidden are refereed to the commandants of the t, , e , ..et . tive
yards for samples, instructions, or particular description of
the articles; end, ali other things being ngtral, preference
will be given to articles of American manufacture.
Every odor, as required by the law of 10th August, 1846,
must be accompanied by a written guarantee, the form of
which is herewith given.
Those onlywhose offers may be accepted will be notified,
and the contract-will be forwarded as soon thereafter as
practicable, which they will be requited to execute within
ton days sftgr i e receipt at the post office or navy-agency
named by them.
Sureties fn the full amount will be required to sign the
contract, and their responsibility certified to by a ',huh
States district judge, Uulted States district attorney, eel
lector, or navy.agent. As additional security, twenty per
centurn will be withheld from the amount of the bills until
the contract shall have been completed; and eighty p.c
centum of each bill, approved in triplicate by the coin
mandanta of the respective yards, will be paid by the navy
agent at the points of delivery within thirty days after its
presentation to him.
It is stipulated in the contract that, if default be made by
the par ice of t first part in delivering all or any of the
articles mentioned in a u ; class bid for in the contract, of
the gulling and ut the time and places above provided, then,
acid in that cute, the contractor and hid sureties will f
and pay to the United States a sum of money not e x c e e d
twice the amount of such class, which may be rteevered
from time . to time, according to the act of Congress in that
case provided, approved March 3, 1543.
Classes 1, :2, 4, d , 7 to be deiivered one-fourth part out r
before the 15th May, are-fonrth part 101 or before the loth
July, une-fourth part by the 20til of September, cud the re
mainder by the Ist December, 1 , 50. Classea 3 a n d 9, the
whole by the 15th May, 1859. The tonmining clasiii , s to lo
delivered one-fourth part on or before the let September
next, One-fourth part on or before the hit December next,
one-fourth part on ur before the let April, and the remainder
cm or before the 30th June, 1859, unless earlier required
with a nOtiCO of twelve daYs, comprising at each delivery a
due proportion cf eat h article Clain 10 and all followinw,
If ttidditional quantities of any of the articles named thereto
are demanded, they are to be furnished ou like terns cud
conditions previous to the expiration of the fiscal year, upon
receiving a notice of fifteen days Irma the bureau, Um com
mandant of the yard, or navy-agent.
m rf 0.11;-r
1, --, of - in the litide t3l . I,,reL . {
agree to furni3L and deliver. in the re:ip.ctive „ant,.
all the articles trained in the classed hereunto an axed.
the provisions Of the ichedules therefor, and
in cc/do:rutty with the advertisement of the Bureau of Gal
struction, 5c., of the 18tit May, 185 S. should my offer
be accepted, I regneet to be addressed at , and the
contract sent to the navy-ty,ent at
for signature and certfficnte.
iDato.) Sigiunre. A B.
The schedule which the bidder !Iciest's mus.t be p:o.ted
his offer, und each of them signed by him. UppoHito earl
article in the schedule the price must he set, the ;mimic
car. led out, the aggregate mot.. d up f.q etch uadr, II
aruuunt likewise written in words.
Guarunbm
The undersiguud
, hereby guaranty that in Car 4, the foregoing hid of
- for any of the classes therein named be accepted,
ha or they will, within ton days after the receipt of the 0,1
tract at the post office mimed, or navy-agent fleignated, ea •
cute the contract for the same, with good sod sufficient sure
ties ; and in ease said - shall fail to enter into c u e.
tract as aforesaid, we guaranty to make goo d th e dip„,
between the offer of the said and that Which may
be accepted.
Si suture of two 4aarakturs. C D
li F
I hereby cvrtity that the named are known
0 a‘o n of property, and übin to rook, gv.,d heir
ultra 1 ,
ir,uature.
To be signed by tile United ,Stales li,trict United
Stites district attorney, collector, or navy agent.
The tulluxviug are the ciaest , required at the reel,,,tic
navy yards:
EITTERY, MAINE
Claes N. 10. Wh'te piuo. Clals 11. Ash plank. :qc 12
!net walnut and cherry. No. ill. Iron. No. 22. Spike..., ao,
No. 23. Load, zinc uud tin. 'No. paints, (Ala, etc
Nu. 32, Leather. No 33, Host.. No. 37. Pitch, tar and r.
No. '....5. soap and oil.
MAK LESTOWN, 11.ASSACB IJSETTS,
Class No. 1. Whito- ,, ak logs. No 3. W hits uak ortorl..:u
ou.s timber. No. Lo. Whin pine. IN,;. 11. Ash 3t..c.t
N 0.14. Victory butts, elm timber,
StlVel. No 16. Black splme , N. , . 21 Iron. 22. 5...
and nails 1 , 0. In. is4fid, zinc and tin. N... Pig % lrog
No. 2.5. Uardwart. N0.:7. Paints, iiic, etc. No •2s.
canvas. No. 29. Cotton caLla3. No 30. flat and cattou
twine. No. 31. Glass No. 32 Loatlmr. No. 33 N..
34. 13rublira. No. 35. Ilunt.;n:y . :tn.! dly ;,0011i. Y Z 7. Tat.
pith and rosin. No. 3S. Talk w,bOall, oil No.
cliatidhil yr. No. 40. Stationery.
No. 41. Fire-woud.
BROUS:LYN, PEW YORK.
etas, No. 1. White-oak loizs. No. 3. Whito-cak proinisco
,lls timbers. No. O. Yellow•pine plank st.ck logs. No.
Whit, pins. No. 11. Ash, cypress, white-oak hoards. No. 12
Black walnut, cherry, Ac. No. 13. Locust. No. 14.
oars, hickory bare, and brats. No. 16. White-oak a;_....ves
and heading. Nu. 16. Black spruce. No. 18. Llgnunaritie.
No. 21 iron. No. 22. Spikes and nails. No. '23. Lead,tainc,
and tin. No. 24 Pig iron. 10. 25. Hardware., N. 27.
Paints, oils, Ac. No. :28. Flax canvas. No. 29. Cotton =-
vas. No. au. Flax and cotton twine. No. 31. Glass. Nss.32.
Leathor. No. 31. lios, No 34. Brushes. No. 35. Stirring
cud dry goods. N.,.:37.Pitch, tar, rosin. No. 3U. Tallow,
soap, oil. No. ti) y.No. 40. Stationery. No.
41. Firiti,wi.,orl.
- !'..PI.III,ADE.LPULA.. YLVANIA
Class No. 1 Villa,. ak lags. No. 2. White.cok g.i nk.
No. 3.
White-oak No. timber. No. 6. Yelloto
phank stock loge. No. 7. Yellow I,ltle 1,111119. NO.IO. White
pine. No. 11. Ash. cyl,reaa, wbite rd: boards. No. 12.
Black walnut, cherry. Nu. 13. Locust. Nu. 14. White ash
care and hickory hare. Na 16. 13Imk som:. No Ir. 119,-
numvitte. No 21. I ron. No. 22. Sioaea and na il s . 23.
and tin. No. 23. 11ardwure. No. 27. Fes3ts.
Lead, zinc,
oils, & - .c. No. 29. Flax canvas. N. 2l). Cotton canvas. No.
30. Flax and cotton twine. No. 31. GLLso. No. FL Let.,i/er.
No. 33. n o m No. 34. Brushes. No. 3a. Bunting mec. dry
goods. No. 37. Pitch, tar, room. No umv; : , oil.
No. 39. Ship chandlery. No. 46. Slationery.
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT 09 COLUMBIA.
Glass No. 10. Winte pins— No. 11. Ash, cypress, white
oak boards. No.lo. Blank Spruce, No. 21. Iron. No. 22.
Spikes and Nails. No. 23. Lead, alnc and tin. No. 24. Pig
iron. No. 25. Hardware. No. 27. Paints and Oils. No. 29.
Cotton canvas. No. 30. Flax and cotton twine. No. 31.
Glass. No. 82. Leather. No. 17. Pitch, tar and rosin. No. IS& S. SUMIZIST Arranige men t
38. Tallow, soap, oil. No. 39. Ship chandlery. No. 43 Tank ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SIAY 10.
end i,,alley iron. No. 44. Chain iron. No. 45. Ingot copper.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL PXI r o.. 1 )
No. 47. Miectilancons.
GOSPORT, VIRGINIA. •
Class No. 1 White-oak logs. No. 6. Yellow-pine plank
stock toga. No. 10. White-pine. 140. 11. Ash and cypress. E , A , AD aAAi If 51 is a
No. 12. Black walnut, cherry, mahogany burst. No. 14.
Whita.c,sh o ar,,, hickory tura. Ny. 16. Black spruce. No. Tlll4 MAIL TRAIN loaves the Passenger Sta.lon every
18 Liznunivita2. No. 21. iron. No. 22. Spikes and nails. morning, (except Sunday.) at 6.30 o'clock, Pittsb,..gh
No. 23. Lead, zinc, awl tin. No. 2i. Pig iron. N 0.25. Hard- arriving in Philadelphia at 11:30 P. M.
ware. N 0.27. Paints, oils, &e. No. 28. Flax canvas. No. TUE FAST LINE Daily, except 'Sunday, at1:2.5 P. Y.. or
-20. Cotton camas. No. 30. Flax and cotton twine. Nu. 31. riving In Philadelphia at 5 o'clOcs A. at., and stopping only
No. 32. Leather. No. 33 Hose. No. 34. Brushes. at principal eta.iona.
N 0.35. Bunting. and dry goods. No. 37. Pitch, tar, rosin. ' THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening
No. 3S. Tallow, soap, and oil. No. 3P. Ship-chandlery. No. at J:53 o'clock. Stopping only at Greensburg, Latrobe, Johns
-40. Ststionery. town, WiLtnEwre. Giillitzin, Altoona, tie., connecting at Har
risburg with the Train direct for Baltimore. al..d arriving in
Philadelphia or Baltimore at 1:00 o'clock, P. M.
ACCOM.9IODATION TR.A.INS:
THE JOLINSTIOWN ACCOMMODATION TR AIN leaves
Calk Sunday,) at o'cluek, P. M.
and running as tar as Coneatauvii
FIRST At_XIC , MMODATION TRAIN for Turti, Creek
Bridgo loaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 10:40, A. ,11.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN lc: Turtle Creek,
Leaves daily, (except Sunday.) I,t 4 2o P. !.!
THIRD ACCOMMODATION TP.AIN
leaves daily, (exc,..,. , t 6ittdoe.) at vlto, P. hi.
RETURNING TItALNtI arrin I..ttsl•to 1,11:, :.
11r.prost41:45, P. 744 Matl,3:lo a.m.; Vivd, Line Juhin
town Accommodation, 11:00 A. 11.; First Turtle Accom
modation, time; A. At..; Second Ae,onimodatiou, 12:40, P. at.;
Third Accommodation, 6:lu, P. 1.
Trains for Blairsville and Indiana, coo sec:
intersection with mail train EX1.1"1.A3 tre.:u vV ,
the Johnstown accomodation train East oud West.
PIIrTSBURGII AND CONN ELLSVILLE IBA INS,
Stopping at all Stations on the Pittsburgh
vale Road. leave daily. (Sunday exeeptod,.,
MAIL TRA1N......7:00 a. sr I EXPRESS 'Di AIN. 3,30 P.
KTIJRNING TRAINS from Pittsburg urn: n e i e
Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, 8:45 A. at. and 6:10 P. U.
et.l._ The traveling public will tint it greatly t” their In
tureat, in going Kest or West, to travel by the Penn , y
Railroad, a; the aCCOMMOdAtIOUB now °tiered cannot to sur
passed on any ether route. As the Road is a itc
stone, and is exitirely free Irons dust, see can prenns ,
speed and comfort to all who may favor this howl with tl hr
patronage. —FARE:—
To New York 113,101 To Bat tiraorc
" ...... 10,00 " Lancaster.
To Harrisburg,
Class No. 1. White-oak loge. No. 3. Whlto-oak promisor]-
one timbor. No. 4. White ,, ak keel pieces and rudder EitC.Ck.9.
NO. 10. Whit, pin, No. 12. 131 ck walnut and cherry. No
'LI. Locust Na. 1-I. W Dare, hickory bare an 4 butte
N, lb. Liguumvitre. N 0.21. Iron. N 0.23. Lead, zinc, tin
No. 215. Ilardw No. 27. Paiute, Otto, Scc.
myl7
Ft. Wayne Chiekgo
RAILR()AI) COMPANY,
11 J — ITII ITS AMPLE; ROLLING STOCK
through connections,is pre
ported to transport Crissca, , erf and Freight from PHILA.
DELPiIIA and PITTSBUItGIto OUICAGO, BT. L our F , IN.
DIA.NAPOLIS, CINCINNATI, and all places West rind Bouth
west, with a groat dcgrne of regularity and ezpoditmn.
The fact that this Rmirl lortr a direct and consolidated
true between Pittsburgh and Unicago, id n rmilicient guar
antee that its Traim will lllaki , good timo. rind connections
with 'Ptains r.thru ii nud.
ON AND A 5 2E13 MONDAY MAY loth, 186 S, the Trains
tut thin roeil wilt leave the UNION DEPOT, Pittsburgh,
(Bun4ays excepted„ an follows:
. . -
Pittebur,..h. CI eitline.
I Ft. ',Vaym , .
U.:•. ! , .14.11,. .. ..... 7:00 .1. M. 7:07 P.M
Fret Expre6h, ...... .... 2.10 A. M. 10:00 P.M i 5:00 P. 51.
Necond .‘ .. ...... •.::1 ,P. M. I 10:23 1'.51 I 4:50 A. M.
REACH CHICA4I4)-- , First ET-pre:a., at 7:00 A. M. Elt-'.:unti
El- i de3H at 1:30 P. M.
1t.P.A.011 CIi. , XINNATI—Fin. Expree., 5::,0 P 114 Lk.:A.l'.Uti
Expre-.4 7:2.5 a. M.
ititi.AC;i T. LOUIS--First Empre, , 3s:oo ..,.. M$ Second RE
prrs.; 4:53 P. M.
All Truing wall. Li.,,, c., , ur,t , ai.i , s :It Crebtliti , for C.danu
bit,,, Oincimekti, Ind....napolie and r , , , .... Louis; also. at Port
Wayne witn Trams on `5".ibd.:..11 and Vi eeteru Itailroal for
Lafayette, Central Illinoi9 'OA SL.Loniq ; ate), at Forest lirie,; 4 4
TraM3 on tip, M. R. ,k, L. E. R. IL, and Lima with Trainc ca
Da)tou and Michigan Railroad.
R ET ERVING
.
Sd:gym, iihi.Ftko. Ft.Wtorne. I Crntiide. I Arr.rddafkd - i.
.c. .10,i0 0:30 A.M. 1 . 1:40 P.M. 6 5;.; P. tdi;
Int hati:ccen, a : 3OA m y:00 V. .. 1 :14 P. M. 6:10 ANI
A.M 1;15 1' 1.1.
Titan. Trues tuns. c ~n.nect:.:ne With Triton far Vlt:f ,
edelpltia, ii lint ire Ndv rad BA Amt.
Traiun fret)! St. Loill•Oln,l.ln,tpalia, didi and CtdC,..,
bus ',mkt, cf eat counci ti..da a: Crcral ion With all rotu:
Tratus. At Fort Wa: cc, 'frai, from St. L.,11i6, Central Ittlf
nobs, Lafayette, mid iutorhiediut6 place,, connect with atos<o
Trains. At Fore-t, count , :tions arc. made with Triiive to at
from Chi,l Moll Springfield and Dayton. The U. S. Matt
from Pittabargh being a train for local be,
near:, is overtaken by tin; Second Es:preen.
ACCOMMODATION New Brighton for
Allegheny City at 6:40 Ar M., and 12:00 P. .1!.. Leave Alle
glum) City for New Brighton at 0:46 and b:Ou P. N.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TLIB.OUSIII, anti no charge lei
fent - film:.
'Star .1 ca '.r pt•rn...lni int taiding ow - Ir:ha:se tickets In Pitts..
buruh for the West. null !war 4n ruind Ghat the only
nattivirmed tip :110 l'.. F. W. A G. li. It.; C. A I'. It. S., and
Steubenville anti Indiana Bail read Coantaiden, is
GEORGE PARKIN, at the Union Ticket Office,
Connected with the Palm; It. It Passenger Dopot;l7 e
Corte, Liberty and Grant streets.
BAGGAGE trill udt Le checked for porsona purchasing
tickets at any other Mac. , in thin city.
TO COMMENCE ti:a MONDAY, May 10th, and coutinuo
until further notice.
BUCLIAN AN
, in the Stab)
i❑ the State
WARIUNGTON, kLORIDA
RAILROADS.
F•L °YEW E.
I'ASSENCiER - TRAltili LBAIE
J. J. 'aol;;;Tit".. , :, Gen. Pas&r. and Fr't.
D. 130L12, Pr..ia'r. Agent, Chicago.
J'J P. Mi)()ILE, Superintendent.
NEW' WESTERN 111.0111 TE,
To CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS
VI MITSUI RG H., WAYN E awl CHICAGO,
A CI N CIN N ATI, HAMILTON & DAYTON RAILROADS,,
D4LAWARE CUT-OFF
Orel!: iS.I mil's from Pittsburgh to CinClMia I
FritliS LINE is oomposed of Roads of the
11„. Lirat Clm.3. umi is located iltrouGli a beautiful and
highly cultivatod purlieu of the
Direct coo uoctioe is made at Cincinnati with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, (the tracks of the C. H. et. D. & o.‘l'. Id.
Roads, being connected, for
Loulceili'a, St. Louie,
EariUsTi.ll-, Cs.ttro
Memphis, Vickiburg.
• Nen Orleane.
ckinn,cilen made at St. Louis with the Pucide Railroad
and Misseml Rivor Pack,us, for
AND NEBItASKA,
Aud point:, Vica , . A;ao ta,ut , Peta at Cincinnati with
ntacl, Conle,lle. II , GGr Leming - ton, Danville, le:at:Alert
and ail I,iuta Ctutral It:entucLy.
'rrains leave Penn titre:A Sti,:tion f. - -s follows t
Through to Cincinnati with
hot one change of care, ar
I.la riving at 6:45 P. M.
'2:15 ) E.Kprevs Passenger Train, ar
riving is Crrstline at 10:05
A. M., Cia. 5:00 P. 11.
CLIECISI-LO TEIROIJG Li.
Fare as Low as any other Rotate.
For all int - onnation Through Tickets, apply at the
Ticket Wine, corner Fili.nougahela Hoare, or at Penn etrotit
'Station.
kar Passougera iioairot.; of going thiii route will ask for
Tickets via Delaware Out-Off.
J. IL MOOltil, Supt. P. Ft. W. C. R. It,
DAN'L McLA!..tEN, Sept. C. 11. t I). R. P.
It , v 26
The Cievellau.d, Pittsburgh and
Wheeling litaiaroad,
Pittsburgh, Coßumbas SI Cincinufiti
40Lt ,
RAILROAD LINE.
Change of Time.
I N ;AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY DPrii,
1858 mill :e.:1"6 the Depot of the Pennsylvania
Cuo tral
Fur Ca EVELAND, 131dFFALO, DnYItLIT,
M6:45 I. M. CUICAGO AND TUE WEST.
WIIEELIN4I AND ZAINSSV/ILLE.
lur CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, DETRoIT,
2:35 P. Di. CHICAGO !LAD THE WEST.
This trans connects at Cleveland,
with Detroit line of steamers
4:00 P. 51 If''''' u ALL WAY STATIONS ON THE RIVES
Pasneng,rs desiring Lir ' ' t r • Chicago, or points beyond
Chicago, via Cleveland, must ask for tickets via Cleveland
TESB URGB; COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI (rir.
TEUBENVILL E.,) RAIL ROAD
CIIANGE OF TIME.--Ou and Lifter MONDAY, the 10th,
of 31,y, 1858. Traiue will leave the of tho Ponr,sylvu.-
ilia Central Railroad, as follows:
3:00 l n
LS e MO} For z. , T.e.CIIENVILLE, CuLUBLBUS, DAYTON,
iNDISNAPOII2, LOOLVILLS, OSMO, aiNr-
P/115 AND SEW L.E.LEAr4.
ZCAIICINC/NNATI AND ST. LOUIS, and ALL
2:35 P. 1 t.OINTB SOUTH AND WEErt.
Through. to Cincinnati without cluinge
of cars.
Passengers desiring to go to Columbus, Cincinnati, etc.,
or any points beyond Ce;tunbus via Swallow:illy, must oak
fur tickets via Steubenville. JAMES FARMER.,
iiinperiutcndout C., P. A W. R. It.
W. W. BAGLEY,
Superiutoudent P.. C A C. R. R.
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
ra
ON and after Monday, the 10th inst. Pass
oag,r Trains will be 11111 11 , i1), (elevpl. Sundays,) Irvin
the Pennsylvania Itaiiro4tl Pas,:ugbr lh.put, as folluw4
Mail Truitt ieavos Pittsbur. h
111.prece Truitt leaves L'ittiburgh
RET iir.NIN
Tra u tusccs COLIIIeI!SViik '':6o A. P.
Express 5:0 , 1 A at
Arming. at Pittsburgh 8:45 A. I:
TtcketA to he had at Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Utile°.
iliuil Train connects at Connollavllle with Dunting & Licara
Coaches for Uniontown Frostburg, Crunbcrland, etc , and
ut Wee.t Newton with Uniontown,
for Mt. Plemant, Somerset,
Berlin; TIC.
Freights to and from Pittsburgh and Statims on Pitts
burgh and Conn°llsville hailread. will be racsiyed and dc
livered in Pittatinrgh, at the "Baldwin Depot," oppoeito
‘. Dmineane Depot." Excepting each nu Pig Iron, !Amide*.
Stone. etc., which will lt , lotiled or un °ailed at Outer De
pot, Of at the canal Depot, a; may be arranged with Freight
Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad, at Pittsburgh.
IL DLACKSTONE, Sup't.
lfratopertation Department I'. g C It.
Counellh villo, May 6th, 1858. myB
FURNIT ETRE
A MILLIKEN CO. have on hand, dt
then tiLt:lLEdco °AWN FT and CHAIR itLANUYACe
TORY, No. VA -mithflaid etreet, a large aeeortment of Fancy
aad Plain _Fur-lime, a.hit.t they will sell 15 per cent. lower
than rnstomary rate+. 'Termer, mtsh only. (dec'.l7:y
Ur 0 0 DWELL'S FL RNITCRE AND
fr. Wbuleaaie and Retail, embracing every
ty . l.• cf F,uvr.lttice, in Robevecr , d, 31,1hogany and Walnut,
suitable for i•arlora,,Chardlx , : . e and Dialog Room.e, equal to
any In New Yorit+YPuiladeiphici, and et lower prices. Rvery
article made by band. and w arranted . Cabint-makers sup
plies; wan any qunatity of s'll - RNITUP.iI and Ott AIRS, on
reasonable term!. EleZei2 and Ste:amboata throbbed at the
shortcut 'iVaretootas, Nos. 77 and 75 THIRD Street,
P.lttsbtach, Pa. • cc=
Seventy-Five New and Second-Rand
C.;il ti I?, AG ZS AND BUGGIES,
FOR SALE. AT
IVIIITE S REPOSITORY
T , , - 0 MILE 13UN,
NEAR IAWRENCEVILEE.
' , RUE SUEB. aUBER OFFERS FOR SA LE
A.
or exchange, In the Meg re enable terms,
a tine assortment Gl' Barcuchee end second-hand
Buggies made by Watson, at Bhilndelpiria, some but little
used. .Also, twenty one new Bumper,. made in my own shop,
front the very Lest materiel pmconsed in Eastern =let.
A flue lot of Trotting Wagons, new arid second-band. Also,
lot of Boat Wagons; Jenny Liu:3s, thumantown Wagon;
,lersoy Wagons and RegalLWOlit rivo fine Pl:Liston!, seats for
four persona, one of them Watiun's matte, and the other
New York make. Two fine Sulkies, ono made by Mr. D.
Rodgers, Philadelphia, and a 10 , Common Buggies, suitable
for light marketing. The subscriber flatters himself, that
he can make it to the interest of persona wishing to pur
chase, to give him a call.
The estabitsbiderl is convenient to the city, the Excelsior
Omnibus Line of Coaches passing the door eve y ten minutes.
mr23:lydaw JOSEPH WHITE
QITARCLI.-250 bxs Rochester Pearl Starch,
/14. Y received and for aakt by SIDNEY H. COLLINS.
Baggage Cnetkel to all SL.tious col the Pi a a.c . ,
road, and to Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
Yameugers purchasing tickets en cars, will Le enarge-1 t:
coon in addition to the Station rates, except trout Stations
where., the Company has no Agent.
i.OTICE.--In case of loss, the Coull,any thew-
EOSIN/11411)10 fir personal tiatzgiage only. and I an
amount net exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Line no Leen i )
convey Passengers and Bagsage to and iron, to. Del. , . at e
charge not to exceed 25 rents for palsengii atil bag
gage. Per tickets apply to J. STEViai HT, ;gent,
t the C. R. l'asseuxer State
my I i an titer inn! 3t , l"`tt.
TIIE PENNSIANANIA R
•-rwr • TLIEGREAT . CEN'EIIAL cot; a e cei,,,,
ZI
7 ..ct1i0 Atlantic Cite-a with L,
add South-western S_tat.-)• ..utirnone a etr,•et.
This Road also conuerte at Pittebttigi is o' I) eof
Steamers to all ports ou . a al. Cloy. -
land and Sandusky ti all parts the North.
,v stem Latos; making trie unait DIRECT, and
EULLIMILR ROUT. 4 by which FREIGHT can Le forwarded to an.
from the GREITVI2I'.
atembetwesn Pittuburgh
FIRST CLASS. Boots,Sh,oate an d)
Caps, Books, Dry Goods, (n b H oxes, bales 7 , t
sad truuks,)Drugs,(in bor...es(aud tales) ;
Irrathers, furs, &c.
B.ECONDOLASS--Dornestie Sheeting, Shirt
lug and Ticking (in original talos), I
Drugs (in casks), Hardware. Lc., r (in }
rolls or Lakes), Wool, and Sh,op
Eastward, &c.,
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Steel, Chains lie)
casks), Hemp, Bacon and Pori, aal net
, t
(lethal or in sacks), Tobacco, meautin. ; '
turgid, (except ergs.; s&s.,
CLASS.--C.-dee, Elsie, Bacon. Iteot
and l'ork, (in casks or boxes Eastward ) , ,
sad Lard Oil, Nails, So.da Ash,
man Clay, Tar, Fitch, 1206i11, /Lc., )
li'Lol.llt-75c. 7§ll hid. until further
GRAIN IL car locale, 35 ats. 3011 lbs. in::;
COTTON—S2II bale, nut exceed:Lig SUJ tile. We it
further ilatico.
.Za.7”.• It ahipiiiiig eloodi from any point Lastet :i,ilolC
phia, particular to marl;
.3cii/YOCLe....'' All Good, vonsign.3d to the fiquc,h4 of thei
at Philaeelphia or iliitsburitn, -will be forwarded witi•eat
detuntiov.
Faxiou'e Aran - r3--Harris, Wormley it Co., ld.d.npio.:. ,
R. I. Seas . 1 .; Co., St. 3. G. IYltiley a Co.,
Ind.; Dinnesnil, Bell & Co.. arid Carter & Louigvil
Ily.; R. C. Melartini, Madison, Ind ; ii. W. &„ Co., and
Irwin & Co., Cincinnati: N W. G Tl,lllllll
Ohio; Leech & Cu, 1;oto ni, : - C
No. 2 Aster House. New NI). 1 1' 11 , 1”.11
8 Battery Place, New Verb: t, J. Snee,:el
MagftlW A ;Suomi. Baltimore; D. A. Stewart., Eittnbargi.
Li. ii. iicUSTJ.i.),,
A,.
J. 1.1"11BAKET,
New Iterata via River anti R2j.tivad
rioNINEcTiNa Al' INDIANAPOLIS •Yit.:k
4) Tecre {JO .:...Crc• 11,1 t .1 I.td
to St. Lonia and Lafayott. 1
and Salem, and , 'll ',tl
ROOK !6LAND, La; itLISCiTo :
points.
Throo.it Freight Train t , I ,
HAUTE. LANAYNTTE, e.LI , L PE1:1
Freight C , ll - 1 - it,l irctu
i. : --
time th-d.:: any other :cut? , by 24 n.‘crt , r,Ol a: A, w
The out)" road by which ah4gatuti ht,,de L era :it
ciuuuti to the We. , t, ;
Consignment made , to .1. I."'.
nati; el, W. li. Ag , nt ut
receive prompt attehtmu, and 110 eberru ; 1r
no aar g a for drayve ;,,,,nraittiofi Qt
For further inform.iton, apply t., TIT , , 'y 11 4
(No. 116 Wator etreez,) Ageut of the Co.r.pituy, Who rre
pared to give 213120i0UL1 H.F.OxiPif to iu,l::inapoit err.:
Haute, Larayettg,, Lou.Cr,µ!:7:l,
aiUe Cbt.rleaton, raris, and Idatt., , n.
IJ. 0. LORD, l'zwile.•.!..t.
O. P. CFF Et, Gen'l Fr”ight Adonc.
-.-
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
EMOVAL.-J. & 11. PHILLIPS
re.n.lov , tl their LIC.V7 I,nilding, N. 1:o and 2z.1 ST .
°LAIR, eu.txt, west 3111 u, tetwren Peru uucl Blidgr
J. Lt . '', Pi. PHILLAPS,
„USN UP ACTIELEES OP FLOOR, FU ItN ITU CAR.E.LAii P.,
TABLE, AND TILANt!PAE ENT OPAQUE
WEITOOW CLOTHS
Also, DBALEB.I.I IN OIL CLOE 1t iuuW ',ILIA DEP!.
Of °very deecrii•tlon.
Den.lern In INDIA RUBBER (.o)nrEh•l,
nnder tioodyear'H Pal:ent: A:tonte vt an 3
York Cotnoanios, nr the sale of their i DI A NG in
Biat BELTING, 110,ir: our, An: L EAT ill. It I:
LNG of Bastern inaunfucturt., ; i.•n ,
heather and Rivets. ..k•gent4 f.rr the 0110) f'11;;;-1 .
WiNERAI, PAINT. Dry fool :111.x.e.1 Tarioqn••-.
Turpeutio.e, Brunhen, Was) end Putty. tIOU6E : •
IfIGN FAINTING ANI) GLAZING,
d..oile In the bent and etortent
Ide.2o:ly) d . d. 1.1 1 . 1.111,L1Pr..
N 3.20 aud 2 St. Cl4.ir STA . ...NC; Manuir.,t,ry Nip
on the Ohio floor. urea ii•ittibergh
azoirPtita Street Cargir-e,t Store.
W 1) . & li. ITALLUIIi respuctfull,),
t inviLu coo-13.twution of th,u. ILI et r
and the roblic ii„Lt,ertilly to tbuir jut
for Sprimg sales, ambraciug the eeryho.srit at; lea F
and Ltomo Ni-ottjactare, f..ousistmg in Fart
Bruestlt Tapf,Ary sad Coromo LI TD,7,:i1:1!: alttu.
Damask, Twilled a 71.1 Plain :Itair CAILPET:'.
OIL cLol'ltB FROM 2 T() 2d FRET' V,'ll•E,
Itagd, Mats, 6tAat
Yarn aul h Carputzt , P”intNl,
Green Holland Bhade9.
desirous of looking or purehasing, - m,', we It,t, d t
offer indzcoutenta to any who favor na •,..Ith a
the old stand, No. Si FOLTHTII Street, n.-ar Wood.
myl9:ly W. D. 11.
CLOTH CLOT lIINO--Of all Ir.illd.-;
black and fir xie li.zbter
and 28 St Clair street. I,:e9`, J. Ei 11.
ditL I'ol. 111. E FALL TRAM;.
Vie nave on hizad, and ata , a...
thereto
.t
thereto ft -o,n our own and oth,z Luannfactoriee,
of Floor ilurnitur, Carriage 'rritamin g , Table Cover, Tla'.!
parent, C7.3en and Ruff, and all 11.11,1,-, Oil Cloth, 0r... I :
Ilonsefuraishlng and other pr.ISIhM(3.3. Also, rams;•
Window K . -bodes, of dry and o',l borderut
other stylz3, and Windu-a Shade Tr!lnatiaz,q.
i,
l~~.ae
7:UO A. ar
.J. 3.) A. M
amine ont stock and pricen bedde malting thdr
sole and 2.3 itAtv
LILOOR OIL CLOTHS,-
Of cur own and anaterit nu..nnfactur.,---a.ll width-, P.n.
cut to era Li uy ailto of rooms or hi•l!s.—at late Oil Cloth War ,
roum, N. 26 and 2.8 St. Clair fl`z-cof
0cr.113
3SLC:BCDI 73 .I.Erg=74-.
The Best and CheApesi, in Use
ADAPR, GRANT & HARTMAN,
UFACT OBER:S . A N D DEALERS IN
W_ It
!Aaapre' - 'ed Fire anti Water l'rara
Cement and Gravel Roofs,
Elastic. Vire & Water Proof Cauvas
OFFICE. NO. '44- Fi.rrit
Some of our Canvas Roofs may be eeeu at
the Collaring plact,:—u. G. flusiey c L'o.'s copper w
Phelps, Perko G Co.'e carriage factory, 31auLhester; Griot
Bennett a Co.'s new rolling Luill; Rehill3oll fiAlll
- and machine shop; James new planing
mill, South Pittsburgh ; Gen. Wm. ilohihscm's dwelling Ai.
legheny; P., Ft. W. kC. it. it., and C, C. C. R. R. fraa.h7
home, Creatlino, Ohio; P., Ft. W. F.: C. li R. buildiug.,,
Rochester and Sewickley . Filttanning bridge.
WARREN'S ROOFING has been in n3a fifr. , ar, years auc
gives satiCiaction. Call, or scud to our oP.le, for a circular.
coutsbine over sixty letters, testifying its superior car a
See some of Warren's Roofing on Dug-cane
Charles 11,..ael,Ncw• Dispatch Dniktine, Post BM !ding. Chron
icle Building, St. Andrews E. Church, liand s:rect; Itatleiral
Home, OI:tIIIGELP.3 Works, C. lhm.sca*.i Gie.e Warelou,..
Chats, Vilet7ll 4 Co.'s rolling mill and tack factcny.
OUR ELASTIC C.f.:SLEET,
We apply on OLD IRON and' TIN ROOFS, Lich ruakt
them as gr..;. - 41 as new, and totter vt - at..r proof. [.ap*.O;:i.:E,
DAIQ.SIAN TOOTH PASTE, prepam::
tir4er the env:rya:on of Dr. Hullihen, 2riegoon Day
for so.> by JOS. FILILISING,
boxes Bxlo, 9512 and 10x12,
for safe by (upU, 13.MCRYZEL COLLINS.
RAILROADS.
Of clilleroL, Cv!,,rs
CA . ??ETS, OIL CLO'fRS, MATTING, fie.,
AT T7IE
plemnr.2. to allow g,m1,1 1,11 0:11.
Meivhcnte and others will rind It to thElt.• ads ant.
RO , ')FING MATERIALS
BROWIS.-50 doz. ree'd ste,d for sale by
rata lIENAY H. COLLINS.
111111100-6.—Dressed Hopi, jast received and
Lre ft;c• sale by PETZI.II,
Bp 1,-12
dEdB
ICS;.—Six tierces prime Rice ' just receiv
ed and fur sale by SEMLER a ItICLZEdSoN,
novl2 27.1tr0a923 Liberty str
pERFUM.ERY—Of descriptions and prise:,
can be bad - at JO& PLIZ-EINGPS,
elta CaateeWawa azaciU.k.s:Fat Ante.
C'COR 1100 FLAND I S CELE:BRAT ET)
t, 0
..}..../' I.IIEILISS :VA It fill' Fr; US ,
F a ; . ,,, - -1::• .1' Da. C. M. .T'.ol , :Sl.r.li, VIILLAVA, PA.,
\ill: odeetually care
t Lc. , ;..;, ,. .-I i'I.A.I.N":, I.IITSPEPSIA JAUNI2I.(II.? Cli:e.•'i
NT:2 ( ...11l Nt:itv[)r.; i DXIIILITY, D15E4.51;.3
OF Iflld fi l l/Nil:18,
Lli.:. • .. ; m-i... - rfniffrufn ..-. :fil'orettered Dircr' f'..... f4. , . - Ase.h,
etch .
or Ofmetiv...
:1..m. I.n . a - ard f`i1. , ...-4
r , l7illue,34tur Blood to the
1103 d, Acidity of the Stomazh,
t;,71.9.1.0., Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
VulNeen or li eight in theStomach,Sour Eructs
tath..na, dialling, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto
mach, Swimming of the lead, Hurried and Difficialt":,
Etoathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or BuffocsaUng
GOTlLL'ahOtig when in a lying posture, Diconezz of Visiark:s
lota or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head, Deficiency of Perepiration, YoP
lo‘.vnone. of the f_4'.l - in end Limba, Pain u .
t. 1,3 :ad.., liack, Cher; Limbs, IT.,
aldtls.ll Plushee of Beat burn
ing in the Flesh, anntt,Ant
Imatcinktigs of Evil, and
greet Depres.ou c-f
tl.to 1 f 0 -
i. at tribllta. - ,,Z 000'0 valnibleprc,w.rdes to thin remedy, =•.-e
to c'_• er unwi.rrantahie ersortion in mada4b - at in cimply iitte."l
a 1.:, - .7 , ..; proven itndenial.ly and coucinEftvely by the extrzor-
M. 414 00:-. , , rich t.,. - oefitn derived 'from its neta, under the di- :
ta:;:t'on of iti ilia , :frilo3 originator, Dr. ilooflar.d, among all
•:biyaw of Earopesa sookty, and from the hlaillonne MAO 01
Zentimcny, from all park of the American continent, atm.
• ir.:ileted during rho la..Et ten years, 112, the hands of the pm.
, vat prup.x .to- .
''The prevalence of discaseg to which the
! (I,r-aan l.litter.i ere adapted, it is with sorrow we say it, in al.
r ,.. ,*.tzur7,•,.....ii l',lL], - ...,1 Lie-re is acarcely a family throughalat
..i. who:e o rtent of on: country in which there cannot be
i 11..• , ...d nelietiff it, raembere that peculiar szTiow and languid
, a, - ."p-nrance grunting o rilEOadetl Liver, or an emaciated and
1 eudrring Ps-ll'opti,n.
Then of went !IltlOrt.,3,'itport,Loce to illi3 01P.38 of insult
that a , L..tti, and n..liable remedy ehonld be placed with.'
th,,c i,ac.h; one iu which no baneful or injurious drug en.
I hire into Ifs teint.. , ,daiou; a remedy on which the patient cuo
1 ..::.:.. with the athi.t.l"l , confidence and certainty,and boaniur.oti
fri.al actual end tanzibie prw.ile that the article ho la CiflitE
toally p, ,, e,'Aios tie, :art one attributed to it. Such a remedy
as ...tiOO.FLA.Nr.x.. , ~ 11, 1 11.11 AN Bl.'frEMS." Thousands 0
doliani here b,.-.-m ;.-riam,ll.d in its manntacture and diffusion
! - ,,,:, - tr,t .,. ..:: 1., , ,:, : f Lida continent, and the proprictm
fools the •;roatooi. aatl=fnction no stating that there in ILO
star,,, wtn.ity, ar ev , ...t, ;ii fade. .Nln,re the Medicine tine been
ittiodnee . , t'.,.1 . .inane c...i.1i0t be fonfai numbers wllliag
te:;tify to itn Tirttice.
It is cued ..onstantiy in the prectlof ~.-,. a largo numl - 4r 0,
ti, moot prominent Physician; in inn Calliitir, who have
...1.,•/ at 1.1... I.l.adr s , ritten i..ntinalmy in evidence - of its great
~, il , 1 - 10 e. i a concinaion, thin, vr,, would respectfully a.la el
it Inc.le afflicted with say of the above dienneos to give the
. 10.-rn a trial, and rc-t aoenrol it It never he regr, - _,4,ed,
1,.. I•ro."f rd the slate:noun: ahoy,: Inado, all ore 'evil ad tc
!3,31 11%.31, - tile AL:n:nor puldLeltea a:feu:llly by the , pro
;.:in 'dr, 11.. r I:a:10qt! .ht a i'annlit , B, co:in.:Ming ;.1 groat num'
la o of c ' , lei r,eoildn, ia a•klitiou .0 rata Ltiztia:Ony in faVOr
r.ll, Irl, Z.•, - .. !: - ..L. 111 , in1.. , ,a po , illiuntit ~ .nd wellknorvia h,
.:..,:',.:•...• . ~. L.'• • i., ,, 14 --f tar ti,„"on. All Azonta for ti n Li:
'.. .7.. .t. 1 1 , ,,),- . 1 i., sittriLato the Alumnae gratult,usly
;•1 - 1,41i , ...1 1) , , , ,• -,,,1 i'ltlZ:tlitACtA.,l::,, 36 Arch atm.:A, Phitudel
' , i , '5 "
.1 . 1,11€.
in all th.- priaulphi rite
f .. ' , IV! o g A p and Storokegpors in every tow
:hi, I. n taten and Canada, and by
it. L. If ALINETVUOF. le CO. and
Dr. GEO. H. K.E1'32 , ‘2,:p.,
PltrAnrgh
k. 21 p. 41 r 14i 0 F ir
VTLIEN A CU RE IS tiIiARANTEED IN
31.1 2 ;;,- , i SECit I:lBlf,h,,SEz , , Self-Atinse,
Dt 1,111:y, Gravel, Dir.bries, Di-easeg
I curial Kheurnatiatio, Sen.>.
!I:a, PAH...4 and Ankles, Distuses of the Lunge,
Lt. ,1Z.,1 Ulcers upon the Body or Limbs, Can-
Epthiptir Fite, St. Vim's Dance., tind ilieemea
arising front a iliq - angentent of the SLisnal Organg, such WI
t• t , [l , lllOry, loss of power, general
than it, nith peculiar epote appear in
t of night , wakefulneea, dyspepsia, liver
the pain iu the Lack and head,
1,11:116. rrt, 11./11,, and all in,preper discharges front both
it ini.ttet. not front what cause the diseatie
lung iitandia, or obstinate the case, re:Xrcery is
=i Lilo 11,,
and in a snorter time than a permanent core can be
„ele, I.y thy -the: treatment, even after the diseaso tees
e.mn,,nt physicians and misted all the r
„or. 'rite medicines are pleasant without odor,
31Za-,,-.1 end free from mercury or balsam. bur
: year; ui practice, I have rescued Erma the jaws
death limey thondauds, in the last ahlgec of Lb,
mentioned diceasea had h-cu given up to die by their
which warrants me ha. promising to the aft7acted,
who may place thontael'.ey nuder my care, a t werfect and
ere spet‘ly :ore. ees et diseaaes aro the greatest allelat,
tc ir.l.6itb., a, they me this first cense of Consumption, Scro
!Lot, ...I:1 mauy shonid be a terror to the
faetily. An a t,errotheet •1/1 . , in scarcely ever „Alert
gl...p.rity ianee lulling into the hands of i , lccr.2.-
pt. to.ut who not 01.1/3 , tail to cure the discuses bt_c,
the the system atith airs ;alrc,
st - hit n, llin.nsee, hastens the eniferer into a rc.i;el
'fit pliJlL
rib,^4l.se C , lrlfte
•1, Ltn, married, the diiease 19 entailed
L. , ) 11, 1,111 with ,bb.,
~ . corrupted by virus which briers
lord, and other uu,
throat and Lll/14',H, t•IIL...ILLIV
1 eluttermg and ck,usignlni.; th,:a.“ 14,
V.,. •.'.,U•
the tig,t , of Patent
in the cotrinill9
E, to cUt..ll 011 oil the ritiv - ivry St fnirers
fair : titetowB raint , il by tLt vile
I,ct. C. 0-
.1111 have carefulll
.lnoi.Gll(i that
,-ly dl 1-.4,1. , 2,lrusive which is
C preparutuiut; ( , i mercury and IA deadly
1.._•..u, ,V . 12.2:11 mute d ul ouriug tin eye.
t••3'l for
1130 P. pat
Ly perbons, who,io Luc
irazieria aad
of 61.1 th, }lnman ,yyt t em, ' l, - ,..
°Tie only make rUol:loyr.,Kfird
-1,2,3 of
f_rf,,,g,ularitlea awl .11a:et anti feiu.laatreat:xl
or prinriplea eitabli.thed by twenty years of practico, ant:
taactioeed rhonsarala V 1 an , inuat retto.rkablo eaten.
tde,tf,finea, .with 11:11 .Jit - ,....fd01e, JOU:. t,) any part of the
,-,•••fite] Cuoadas, by patieef:a C..a.tatumcntiu,; their
t , ) kttei. Ilusluedb eurreapentieuccf atrffrt.:,;
fi &lit f al. Afhiresa J. SU.NIME2.ItVILL1 1 '
1)., •
Cfinc: Ila ilhor tiCre.tA, (Old ri U. lb 1
LAnivvi TNNehtia
Tioney.
Ulii:L't:A./N 8 1) 3, OU
T. T an. UINZ 1.1
.1.1.A.:t k 1.1. t
it, Watel.,•ce, jiwelry, -••
41,1 l'tut, .1 Watv, with, 7,r1-•.t vurioty
incy to bo dimpote , .l et in forty thou
,the uuilar per tollows . .-1.11 - 1.2n the
.1,.11ar, I will 5...11t1 Ulu payer a uutuberi , d re-
. • which se,rl.l .s] , ..th. Lint to one shsre 1u tio, abosoundl
•.l,lol property. When the share s shall hove Icon coi, the
S notintsi of the Cott, by mail, Cr through
tiro rev:spaper.,, suit a Ls.et:z-lir the kibsreholder, shall
!-e. held in tie city of Pni:r•ielphm, and the whole of
;,7...merty disposed ut at dis,ributed among them; to inch
,thall be determined u;,sd them; each Sharehold
shall lei entitled to one vote, a Committee to be ',Aocted
I...n..iders at tail IttettiGg. to conduct or C•tverin
.sition t.f the property, according to th.. three
.• the and 1 will then deliver tits pro
..tnn poison or pe*aona as the Shareholders may
etirne. The Real Estate conmsts of
,se three Ate' y trick dwelling houve and lut, s valned at i,2100.
rd two stcry brick - dwelling houseb and lota valued
• ;), of Philadelphia, clear of all incurn
, ca u . e eta title eadr•putable; the ~ther property consists
,
t 1,,, .Jurcs of one of the largebt Watch
..7eweiry Store, in the cay of Philadelphia, now, and for
time pt by the sabEcriber. ThU 13t0C15C0713i3t
...a 0: very. lane ULM cad Silver Dilating Can Lev e r Watch
tine (toil Patent Lever, Lepine ani other
Caanis, Seale, Lockets, Ear Rings.
lirseeieta. biannual and other Rings mil Nue.
.t.hm.ve Puttees, Lc,. A:c., Gold, Silver and Steel
and :,11V01" "'baubles, Silver and Silver Plated
ceLalstir..: of Tu. Castors, Cake Bmkete, Cups,
tooolls, Ruive:l, &c., &c. Jlao,Fronch Clocks, rv_lusic
io.ordeo; - 2.,, and a grezt carte[} of other goods. The
avc tile.a, neher.led which are devised to on
:r..1;) the nu :.,[O - 2.„ at id,alitl will be a fair tale of the entire
Lc1, , ,,g10g to the 3ul , ctilovr, por9ons are positively
4 , 33nred the stock act been purchn.nAl for the purpose of
dec;eptleo, and to palm off Common GAL mid Plated Jowelry,
for tine Gold, none wait will be distributed, the most reJpect.
able penionn rro Lriven a.i reiefertad2„ to those dicToded toper .
n'foe, ahcrec. 2_ll ordelA by Mail eucloning tie money wil l
~, t eeded to, and rt ceipta Lrara-dad to the ad
delakr, ty rettun mriL Anti cerdea vendin g
lea td.diart: nt one ~bsll r.-_ai+eaamea derd. - ate r,ceipts.
in an many neparitie names it
writing ,:'nova , write the the
Orac,,, to whichya:r. , A - IHli the unmoor Linn:od. i 6
the greatent cheat-. el getting a large amount of rata:ll:lt
property, for s rmai i sum, ad ho over before been offered to
the Fr,: 8 yam oorders, ref tharoi are soiling
~tod ,1.,1
expectA the distribution will soon
Artic!e:i .31utte,O to peruana at a distaac.', will L= nuat U.
ut taci:
She:.,.; iU ever tuna and vala63. All evil):
lone: b^ itddreaeod to_ _ _
J. H LT. PIELLIT:,
1,0 V Rti E ). —25 sacks just received,
alid for ale by °rlll lESNitY IL 00I'Ll''S
DUFF'S,' BiJOK-KEEPING, tilanke,
ayetzn of PVClmmaitip, foe Gale by
W. . LIAVEN,
caner Market and Second strecta.
A:4 1( • ( 1 GKOSS HAVEN'S No. ONE PENS
Ja.tl r.;eived lus : '
Atol 1,31 e..
mr-24 Corte - : Mark.‘,r. find 6,3. - ;oad careets.
aiiums COD YLSLI, for sale
CO., AGALi,:Y, CIMGRAVE & 0
in.. 2 Noa. IS and 2r, Wocrl cr.,yat
t)OLLE 'I S SALVE for ,le wholeedae
-
And retail at the Drag Store of
JOIE': HAFT, .Tll.,
f hod SLlth att..
col MO'f LI `1" SEED—ICJ bush. good Timothy
s 64:cc' for mile by JAB. A. FETZER.,
itY FLOUR.-1.5 bbls. just received and
for Itab., by frar3l HENRY n. coLurs.
GGS.-1U Lb's. fresh Eggs just received
and to: LLIe by %Lat2:)l 11 1 1 , :q1 1 -Y H. COLLINS.
IPA.NBioiti SKIRTS—SteeI Spring, and
Cr , A all the other colobratod Skirrs, for eale by
ap2El JOE. HOlL.'sfr., 77 Market 3troet.
"r e LACK LACE MITTS.—A large stock of
fr e3eellent e.yiea , with ELL:I wit'aort fiugera., very cheap
at (ap26) JO3 . 1171zNE'S. 77 linfir.ct 4treot.
norrox .—Every variety of
u
Cotton Stanaing,.; and half Hose at the lowest prices,
whele.,4al,l cr retail, at JOS. ELAINE - li,
ap2S 7' Market street.
bbls. N. 0. Syrup foi Gale, on
~,,toiz s ment. by (ap') ELENiti COLLINS.
gi )4 . 1 FOR a two story frame dwelling
tp,P, ' L s Louse raid lot of ground 50 foot by 150, pima
oily situated on :St. We.:..b.ington. Torun cony.
S CIITITIBERT :t SON. 51 MS7k.it t.
LACK CRAPE VEILS—Of extra siz3
rt! and quality—very cheap, at HORNE'S
=p2o Market street.
_ _
MEfC.&L.
.11 [lle fT3 t. t r t Cal a('
Bpria~s ;roc ut:gloct of Nature's laws
ruicn.bie t 1 Verily to LIOQ11:1
• L.l na , l entalOglie of 1111:11e11 - 1 d1302.`tr..2. t,ltrt
system, itJ 1.119
r. , 1.4 h n ftn, lAttoil• to I.:I
y
ul IL, :Jytitetli, Liieyaeliliae
. hopy
10 (,(33' and II,IIS
inv.:. of ovibi 1 1 101 ,, :0 1,
IZ.ze 11. W•LI I
I, In, tulleet coun.dence c.s.
,St if-A bu..e taut s perflanunt
cud with Lilo abaLci.aducta
can be. r.,atcrod to I,,auat,
,<< , ~.~ _,.0
liV i` t.t
- • - " L. R. 1.113,00.7 , 1A_LL,
N. i 0 math atmet, Chesnut,
Philadelphia.
TAD CH.-300 has. Rochester Pearl Staroh
received aud far ask+ tgrMOW EL OOLLI2IB.
DR. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the attlan
tion of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
c•-autitry, to two of the most popu
al- remedies now before the public.
3 7 4 .7 e refer to
Dr. Chas. lillane's Celebrated
`trmifuge -and Liver Pills.
- '47e do not recommend them as
z4versal Cure-alls, but simply for
their name purports, viz.:
THE VERMIFTJGE,
expelling Worms from he
lan system. It has also been
..inistered with the most satis
,Dry results to various Animals
, • _i:ect to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
.sthecureof LIVER COMPLAINTS,
alj BILIOUS DERANGEMENTS, SICK
HEAD-ACHE, &C. In cases of
FEVER AND' AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Q u i
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
tioned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad
ministered in accordance with di,.
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS)
PITTSBURGH, Pl.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
manufacture. And being de
termined that Dr. IVl'Lane's Cele
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold 'among the
rcat remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material,, and corn
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BUS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
aieri and Pliv.:l4..i;lit; tr,pin others
•,,,gl4; 11.. w.. 11 n. writ, their orders
,1 , .;1,1.t1y, 'al,: lone (•ul 1),. Jr prepared by
1 . ' , • • Pittsburgh, Pa. To thaw wishing to give
we will forward per mail. putt paid, to any
• I tho. United States, 1•1 w box if idle ihr twolvo
t:,:. •• ri,t vo:Lags stamps, or 1,11, vial 4 , f V,Tiniinge lot
• m•:.ikilw. All orilors from Canada Inuit
'• by twenty cents extra.
T4,IMANE'S VERMIFUGE AND LIVER
_124 44 2,7,02 S on hand and f6r
B. L. FABNE6TOCK a CO.
Cc.rner Wood and Fourth etreeta.
KEW TICZAa'SZIFIBIT.
Private and Confidential Medical Advice!
AT THE BUFFALO PRIVATE TlOSPl-
TAL—Egtablinhod for the cure of *Thins, Seminal
WeAkneas and the Secret Infirmiticz of Youth end Maturity,
by Dr. AMOS & SON, Buffalo, N. Y. Office corner of Main
and Quay streets, (up stairs.)
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the core of Geuithi Debility, or Noctnr
nal Falli9Jlollß, more properly known us Seminal Weakness,
Sc. Can be permanently cured in from fifteen to twenty
days, by the nan of thin instramont, when need conjointly
with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS & 60N take pleaanrein announcing that they
hate invented a meat important( a iir umont for the cure of
the above disc:43es. It has been subjected to a test by the
most eminent physicians in London. Paris, Philadelphia and
New York; it has been dociared the only useful instrument
ever yet ihvonted, for the cure of Seminal Weaknees,or any
disease of the genital organs, caused by the secret habits.
of youth.
Dr. AMOK .t SON, in order to satisfy tho most skeptical
as to the merits of their instrument, pledge themselves that
in any instance where they may prove unsatisfactory after
fair trial, the money will be refunded by returning the in
strument in good order.
Persons wishing the above useful Instrument will observe
that the price, with the accompanying directions, securely
packed and sent by express, is ten dollars.
NEW REMEDIES AND QDIO.II. CURES.
Dr. AIROS a SON may bo consulted from eight o'clock In
the morning until nine at night, in every stage and symp
tom of the Venereal Disease, Gonorrhoea, Gleets, Secondary
Symptoms, Seminal Weakness, Impotence and Strictures of
the Urethra, etc., with inviolable secrecy. The treatment
they adopt is the malt of upward of thirty years' extensive
and successful practice in London. The most inveterate
caries of Venereal Diseases eradiated in eight or nine days.
and cases of a slight nature in two or three days, at a mod
erato expense. The cure effected witiaon't confinement or
hindrance from business; also, nodes and pains in the bones
and limbs, effectually eradicated.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AIIIO3 ft SON have devoted their attention exclusive
ly to this peculiar class of maladies, and the relief they have
consequently been enabled to render to their fellow-creature
a fully testified and greatfully acknowledged by con - vales
centpatients and.others daily arriving in town from all parts
of the country, for the express purpose only of consultations
while their exertions have been crowned with the most sig
cal advantages; yet from what they have experienced i -
inquiring Into the onuses of these infections complaint
(from their most simple condition to that of the moat dan
gerous and inveterate)) they have always entertained the
possibility of their prevention and removal, and likewise in
variably found that the most horrible and mang - nant forms
of disease could almost always be traced to ono of the fol
lowing canes :—lgnorance, neglect, or the ill effects of un
skilful and improper treatment; therefore, Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering, in the selection of their
remedies, a cafe, effectual, and cautions course; omitting all
combination of remedies which bear an equivocal character,
an well as those wham premature or injudicious application.,
might be productivi of bad consequences in the hand', 0 1
private individuals. In short the laudible end of Ckeir re
medies is the lessening of a great mean of humer:taisery by
the atieniation, relief and prevention of tlenu grievous af
flictions that are In reality the secret fee of life, and which,
while they so extremely cumquat us, call aloud fur cur shill
and interference for their exterruk d atlon.
COUNI I itY TDB.
Persons in any Pori a 1 tho world may be saccaildhlly
breatod by fonnu - din; n, correct detail of their case, with a
matittfkucn for rnedif,,uo,
Addroes Dr. P... 1.08 k SON, c,,,mcr Main and Quay ntre o t z ,
IMMO°. N. Y. itrad&wly
fIRIVATE DISEASES.—DR. iiitowws
MEDICAL and SURGICAL OfEces,
No.. 50 SMITILFI . J:O Street, Pitts- .**
burgh, Pa.
Dot. BROWN is an old citizen of Pitt5.1. 7 i,.1.1
burgh, and has boon In practho for the rFq
last twenty-fire years. His business has
teen confined mostly to Privato and Bur. 7!//t i atiq.e
gical Disesaes. 7 e N
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS -
in need of a medical friend, should not
Nil to find out the euro place of relief.
The Doctor is a regular graduate, and
lie experience in the treatment of a certain class of diseases
is a ware guarantee to the sufferers of obtaintng permanent
relief, by the use of his remedies and following Ids advice.
DR.. BROWN'II. RL.SIRLI.E3
never fail to cure the worst form of Venereal Diseases—
Impurities and Scrofulous Affections. Also all disease,:
arising from a hereditary taint, which manifests itself in tho
form of a tatter, psoriasis, and a great many forms Of skin
c.-I.,4ca=a, the origin of which the patient is entirely ignorant
To persons so aillictul, Dr. ii. offers hopes of a aura am)
speedy recovery,
EISMILYAL T,YEARItEBB
Dr. Brown's remedies for this alarming trouble, brought
on often by that solitary habit of seminal gratification which
the young and weak-minded often give way to, (to their own
destruction,) are the only reliable remedies known In thin
country—they are safe, and make a speedy restoration to
health.
R U LAZI6sI
Dr. Brown'a remedies never fail to taro this painful dis
ease Ca afew days—he wfd warrant a cu-e. Ho also treat 3
Piles, Gloat, Goaorrhma, Strictaro, Urethral Discharges, Ito
male Weakness, Monthly Suppresaions, Diseases of th ,,
Joints, FiatnlA in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pain in the Each
and MArmys, Irritation of the Bladder, together with all
diseases of an impure origin.
A letter describing the symptocca, containing o nr„ di ,
rested to DR. BL'OWN, N. tO Sinitiiiieldsvcet, Pittabonli,
Pa., WM be insinediately anawered.. liedicino sent to any
sddress, safely packed and secure from observation.
011ica and Private ROCIM, No. 59 Emit.'t, PM;
bargb, Pa. apfl
ANOTHER supply of Low & Son's superior
London Toilet Eons received to-day, L
V, vAmiCI,
fell Corner Diamond and Market street.
1 0 SACKS FEATHERS, for sale by
BAGALEY, COSGRAVE ON
Na.e 18 and 23 970c4 strett
RIED APPLES.-150 bus. choice Dry
.apple, - i, received and for Al 0 , by
JAS. A. FETZER,
Corn l'ilarket and Rirst streot..
J • •
OB PRINTING.-
Cards, Circulars,
Price Lists, Bill Lading,
Letter Beads, Show Bills, Labe!BA,
Printed in superior style at short notice. by
W. 31. G. JOIENSTN a O,
Printers. Blank Book Manifecnircre and O Statio C nens,
mSI 57 Wood dreet.
RACK CRAPE COLLARS.—Beautifui
styles for sae, nt JOSEPH HORNE'S,
ep2o 77 Market street.
- MEW BEDFORD SPERM CANDLES.—
24 boxes assorted sizes, 4'3, b's an a's, Spann Chad I ct;
an baud Gad km agile by B. J. d
11.