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-a a. 1 I EJIS. TI1K SKMIOS Wll HEW ADTEXTIlEmlJITi." otlre te wkaia It SPECIAL NOTICES. Stocking Factory. C.

DALY'S Stocking DIED: In the city nf New York on Wednesdav. May 2d, Rev. CliAS. II. Ii A LSKY, Rector of Christ Cb arch, in the 46th year of his age.

Ir 1111 'jfjtffrt4 tTi'tlT "3 il 4" 4UIUIU jIXUUUUU JOvJU 1 I NEWS PY TELEGRAPH. Reporlcd Eiprfssly fur tlic Daily 31ornin Post FK03I EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF TOE STEAMER ATLANTIC. New York, May 4 Tbe steamer Atlantic arrived to day. Her news is highly important.

The Vienna Conference is broken off. Russia rejects the demands of the Allies. Sebastopol 1 LlAJlS'LKrrKit. i Suiae tiaia ago a letter from Mr. WcoU of T.

Laiontowa was rubhshcdiu wbicti he undertook to show that the members of the legislature couu meet convention on the first Tuesday of October next ami elect a Senator. Ho urges that the convention is a distinct body from tue legislature, though composed of the same mem bers, and can act as a convention after the leia- lature has adjourned without day. Neither Mr. Veech'd letter nor the opinions of many others have satisfied us of the correctness of this view of the matter. Thomas Williams, Es.i.of oar city, has written a letter on the subject which wo find pr.b-lifched in the Hartiaburgh aud wo deem it of sufficient importance at the present time to republish it.

(See first page.) It will be found in another column, and is worth reading for the ability with which the question is handled. It is doubtless the iutentiou of Gcu. Cameron's friends to meet at Harrisburg for the purposo of electing a Senator. It will then be a question for the United States Senate to dcci do wheiher that election is valid or void. If decided to be valid the person elected takes his scat in the Senate for six years.

Bat we believe the objections to such bo elcctiou which Mr. Williams presents in his letter are unanswerable. The Journals of the two Houses will be close ma le up and published before Ojtol er. How cou'd the procce lir.gs cf tho convention bo spread upon the Records then as the law requires. The legislature aJj urns ai-it die text week.

IK-w can it ever meet as-iiu as a legislature, except upon the call cf the Governor for an extra session! Yet it is the J.tiil-ilure that elects the Senator, au I not a convention as a distinct and independent body. Who will pro-vile for the payment cf the per diem and mileage for such a meeting in October? Not the present Legislature, at this soHMon, as the number of days of attendance is not jet known and cmuot be. The Legislature at this sesoisn bi.s rrovided that each member tt either Mouse shall receive j00 as h's eaUry for a set-bion, whether it be long or short. Shall the meeting in October be called a tmUrt. and cash member who goes receive the j00? An interesting quistion that to some of our law makers.

We think the bill reads that for each session iht jrestn! the pay of members fhail be i-'i'. If that meeting takes place iu October, and til attend1, and it is considered a gessian, it will coct the State some and yet they n.tpnt fail to elect a Senator If each mem i 1. 1 I in 1 frt i .1 in v-, well paid for their trip. Io a week i.f:er they meet a new Legislature wi.I be J. to they cannot hold a sesioa of more than a wek.

They wculJ thus get about a LundrtJ dolUrs a day for their valuable services rose, without a call cf the vernor, after jouruing without day, then we would u-gtst in advance to the next Leg.s'ature the propriety of aiti tr ptrr ftt'n'rl ntli or so. and call every re-feniMicc a trssn n. Ttc members could make J.OvO a year ty the eq er-alion. besides mile.ti'e. riilladelplila KUrilon.

The Sarth says that the result of the election hia, the 21 int is a triuiu; for no party but that it is a victory of the teopic over the oistitins, at, I of public cpirit over party spirit. That is the kind of a victory aud we hope it will be followed up by many i thers of tlip ame i if it was in rea'ity what the i Is it Tie result in Philaieljhia ctrtaiuly indicate 1 vw taiog pretty clearly an I toat is th.t note cf the old or new parties in that ci'y are atlstic tory to the ma-s the voters. 1 he very little inoreare of the uew arty for the twelve mon'hs. Toe new party bal ci htroli the city atla rs la-t year, an I the expeu litures have been ru.ncu.ily exfranit itit. 1 he advocates of Americanis-u admit the grcit increase of the public expense but bay- it wa the unavoidable resuit ef the con' ili iation of a'l the districts into one iy.

L.st year was the first year under te cons li la'e i city govern" tnent, aad some extr expense bo ex; ect-ed bu; there was much exiravKganee besi les. The Councils are now more nesvrly balanced between the political parties, and xtravog ar.re will ba checked. The ihouh decidedly iu favor cf the American paity generally, considers it a fortunate circumstance that the new party ha not an overwhelming ri-ty ia the Councils cf their city. By the ofScia! reiurts it appears F. Knox Morton, the canJidite of the Americans for City Treasurer, has a mijinty of IJJ and ueorgo cau na aio oi toe frame party for City Commissioner, a majority of Both branches of the councils have a of the same party, although a very small one.

Last year the Americans bad tv) to one. The Skabi-ii foh Dr. Kane. The Kane Searching Expedition will doubtless get e.tl before another winter fairly sets in by (he first of Jane, they say. Much later than that, it will not be likely to be of any great service in discovering the missing navigator.

The propeller intended for the search was lauuched at Philadelphia, Monday. She is very strongly built, is only -50 tons burden, about half iho sire of the City of Boston, (which the Board of i t. 7 was onginaiiy designed tor a Govern ruent light ship. i It is intended to provide her In ihe of KcWtl Simnpe, just publish I. it n.ca'.i.a.J i por.ait after Cuilo ieu.

it knight ba I smif nirrow es- 3 One of them is aaiuii1; "When hot- ly pressed, he dashed into a room, where the lidy whose zeal hal enlisted him in the fatal cause sat siuging at her needlework, au 1, failing other means of caticeoLnent, was indebted for safely to her prompt intervention. As she quickly rai-ed her hooped gown, the affianced lover disappeared beneath its ample contour. where, thanks to her cool demeanor and unfal- tering notes, he lay uudetectel, while the ru lo and ill! soldiery vainly rausacked the house." To this lady. Miss Isabella Lumisden, ho was soon afierwards united, and her letters, containing much ehrcwd seut-e, conveyed in tho homely style of her day, make up great part of the memoirs. Mr.

Buchauaii, the American Minister, speaking at a meetiui; of tho of the Star Cub on lay, s.iid that in India England continued making conquests until she had at li'ngth succeeded in tibjug ititig a population of to her sway and yet whe-n Brother Jouathau atnmptcd to make a small aiquisitinu in an honest mauner, ail Lugland denounced his c- themost indignant terms laughter. That ias their uniform experience. There was an old proverb which sa.s that "As the old cock crows Iho young cock learns but England would not sutler the yonng cock" to learn at all, or to mako any progress iu iuiitatiou of his anceHteors. The Jack Tars at BalakUv.i much di-likecar-rjing provisions to the cmp on their back, which all are obliged to i jtn there is a very good et.ary to'd of cue who was overtaken by a general ttiic. on iho ro id.

Jack was dressed ia au old soldier's red ca.at, and had a bag ef on his when tin genera! male up at a point of tha road, where it was very narrow. The general called out, Soldier, allow me to pass you Jack" I am not a soldier." Genera! Weil, sailor "I am not a sailor General Wi then, what are you 1 Jack "Why. a iriat muio. The geueral laughed heartily, and give Jack half a crown. The wife of John lKaver, cf Port Deposit, Marvlind.

absconded 1 aut week with a married uiai. in the same lace, leavinp wo children, only fourteen mom lis I. The runaways went to New York, ut further the til husband was unable to truck them, nu 1 tlmu-i ivc a bad lock for hi eve gc'tii i the "Wife hi bosom iin The f. How I Some itiOo r.cfore his exodiM. U.aver sas h.

Won't take the man's w.te which he let' 1 -eliin 1 tor his own bad she I.e cnten N. i. Vietter, and it would a a I a-, the chiiiicn of both would fall to bis lot. The R-i leairis from a geutie- mau who has eeu sj lit.g few w.eks Have! in? ULio, that he hoc null that ha I on and in inul i'-iure before haivest Ihey in store, over Ot'O latuls ef tiur i ith. i Ti: a i- i I i N.

i the i savs-: We 1 am ir. vera' source in I the cotintrv, ttiat toe wheat er not II i iu North iro- nter and t-pi hve been dry. je Milwaukie Sei.tin.1 r- that place, re ly to re is now I iniii barrels of llcur an 1 oriM'i 1 u-hels tf wheat. 1 his 1 ,1 Lh i lhA ro.t lib C3 lUl' uu.i.. 1 wffk i ue ai.

m. a 1 itui Ui.t-t at ut (: ng lit his will 1 t.iirg the kiurj ot a 1. .1 marriage wa with i in every otit slor.iui. Another Aster. il, the U.

it th the return cf mall planets, b.iwmi M-ar an Ju ter was re I at INr on th ult. TbeY urig -u't St 1'atr k's A aiion of is .1 to.a'.r.s i ather 'h. w. at i i-t r.e in iJeira er win act il ant. a orou i ret at vcre orciu .1 at ew tn a--OS ot lv otm ra.ti ru.ee the 1' Match.

Ti honnty 1 f. 11 1 lH.ii 1 i- i.i; in. iiumbcr ro at Prlrlfarllon ai I'ntinii ttnullc, Iii the ol I Cathedra! Ci.iiri'h rf Bremeu is a vault, th? utro rj re cf wbich j-e-scs the pfcti'iar proprr rerritte fioiu dvray ail that may I rii-t thirtin. Vi" iij bo, lie be-pile a iit.i:.! i-r if ea-t. It.

b-rla, aU of ii'o 1 ioptc e- tj o-jre to this at-ni'-'i-phere. have i i I an 1 tree fr- tti till etliuvia rrrcn.5 l.ng iu pe trance, C'1 ir" parchment i The I nearest the It or tiiat of an Kit lish ir. i to have 1 i.a h- ie otie hundred an yr The (i. -on that r.f a liermtn ftuder.t, fVi li.t in a du.d. The hard, dry rl sh show tlie it re nun Is bis tl.r at aud am.

His bo ly is 1 i re one hun lr- I au 1 seveuty years. Too tti'rd. that cf a whose body has rein aine I free frrm the lot of common mortals for 1 I'1 yi ars. The fourth, that o' a Swell. General, who is killed in tho Thirty Ye ir' ar," and who-e throat ft' I exhibiia the r.iai of the wound of which he I Toe firli is ii, it of bis r.i I d-ramp, who lest bis 1 fe e.t tiio (oihie ine, t-y a caution ball striking Litn iu the ti le.

The Jio-truction of the parts is lainly visible. The sixth body is that rf a workman, who fell from the steeple ef the church when near its eorr.t tion fiiur hundred Tears aero an I broke his neck, tiwine to this arci lent, the peculiar rrfrrrtifs of thi vau't became known f. the body of the deceased workman wa laid in this vauit for a few days, having evinced no siien of osit n. the singularity of the fact iu luco I tho authoritit i to permit it to remain, aid hero it has remained during all that time. The stvent't is the bo ly of au English ir, who died one hun lre I au 1 thirty years since of a cancer en the lower jaw; the rivages t.f trae diseaee are still i erceptib iu the ulcerated The eighth is the body ef a Working mail who ha lain here lor sixty years.

die of the vault, arc said to repose the remain of the Swedish Chancellor, Yan Englel rechten I. I I Kinh of thene bodies retains to preat do gree the appearance peculiar to itself in life. Inns the bwedih General was a ebort round faced man, inclined to corpulency his ai 1 de camp was a slender, well proportioned man, ii the prime of life. A in peneral appearance t-o aio in facial expression no theme bodus ditfer tho parchment like fkin. though drawn tightly over the hones.

Mill nhows something of the mauner in which the muscles beneath once worked. The only reasonable solution of the peculiarity cf thi reHult, (for no other part cf the Church poMsesees it.) that I have hear ii, that here all tne piumner wor et tne tiuilJuig was exectt. ted, in melting and otherwise preparing the iua- terials for the roof. Can only suppose, then, that the entire chamber became so surcharged with lead, that it ha continued ever since to give forth vapors, which, f.irming an antiseptic chemical compound ol lea have operated upon lue caJavera exposci to its inuut-nce. N.

L. CAMrnti.L. M. 1) Stircecu of the uteainliip Washington. New York, April 20, Tub prevalence of incorrect notions upon tho sulject of medicine, is a groat cause of misery.

Medical practice should not be governed by principles cautiously deduced from the contributions of loug experience Rnd close observations. How important, ihen, that no medicine should be taken by invalid unless it emanates from the hand. of of talent, judgment, and the strictest probity, lloolland's (iermr.n Bitters, prepared by lir. V. M.

Jackson, Philadel phia, is a preparation emanating from one of he m08t iractitner of modern titoea on. I t.na nf 1 1. i 1 1 times, and one of the greatest medical writers Germany ever produced. This article is now in able handH, as evidence that the article is pre. pared carefully and skillfully; it is producing the effect the original inventor intended.

It is used by many of the lea linfr practitioners of Philadelphia iu cases of debility of the digestive organs, and biliary apparatus, and the diseases arising therefrom We then fore recommend thi- medicine to suffering invalids. See advertisement. Me.n,. and Comfort being wm flTT iQ yulT 0K by having them kid, and to th Ht.sos. nKlIilil.K ha5 a.Hl is th3.

lion Nlth ls tr fit mui dt n. wiLin2 to ti.i. i charged, -ando so by call, at 21J Liuirtt sTErtr, head ol wood. P. s.

Pantaloons, in particular, i-t on- nf Lis larttu Hr mot be best in the Ftyle and fit of this irar ment. Sumtrmurrferettea could be Riven, if necessary, to esrroborate thissuteme t. (Jecyi URIBBLU rpiiK piihi in -f nmi, nnnhiis J. terare bow doaad. aad the ftaWn.

8mm has fairly commenced. Kvery eitiaen of Rorfceater ia bwaly employ- SL" 5 carrr on tbe work of tbe preewt aeeeow. The Car Bta dx ng EitatJuhmml is wow wear eoeapletloa, snd will be in full operation ia Jane. Bes-eral Cars will be ready for delivery, by contract, the 1st of Jaly, lataY. Two or three new churches, in Rochester, erill be eoav tracted tor 'name tat'ly, and numerous other iaaumsesaewte will be commenced, requiring great amount of aaeehawirai and other labor independent of tbe Car Kaisablishaaewt, which will piobably employ from owe to two nuBdresl A prominent brickmaker from Pittsburgh has Jojat par-ehsed nine large lot, aad contracted to make atpoa them lorthwith 500.000 brirka.

Two gangs ef hands coaamewes work the present week, besides tbe other yarda bentotew est. ibtished in tbe neighborhood. Our Str-n Vuarnes are already alive with workmen, aod the roa.1 leading to them lined with teams. J-umber is becoming abundant and cheap, aod tenements will moa spring up to relieve some of our bowses, which doaenaof i.f.nJLW,bdid.l't-b,-"'c,"J"P,01a I ur public sales T.T' lAhf.f,,r sal's the present tpring. caw in Terms- down y3 i.

7.r and 3m two years. M. T. GOCLB. 0 Kts can yet be had at $60 to $100 each.

If spplled for before tbe 2oth May. These lots are twl ss Urge as usual city lots, vis: 40 feet by 12. snd tbe Dries only from $1,50 to per fcot front. Tbe present res-wed homestead and magnificent property of Ovid llnoet 4 acres in the centre nrth. hntanvh nt beautiful 10 seres, bnilding.

en-hard, of F. Ren-, ess b9 bousht through the subscriber at great barga.na.' and there are not fare btrgaim witbia a hundred miles. PITTSBLTH0H AID C0HHEILSTI11I RAILROAD Opening; frost U'ctt ft'rwten, Westmore land oanif to Lsytsa ratatloai, las Fayette County. OS and ali-r Lbs 17th day of May, until further notice, the trains will run between the above points as follows: Uesre est Aewton.at oiJO A. stopping at Port Rovs, Smith's Milt, and Jacob's Creek: machine I fclA o-cUck.

Ueturuing, leave Layton st 6:45 A. reaching eL e-inn i eonnecung with the steamboat Thomas fch river, for Pittsburgh; reaching Pittsburgh st noon. Second Train will lesva West Newton st 12 o'clo-k, for Lay-on, and returning, will leave Layton at 6 P. stopping at all way stations. rare from Plttsourgh to Layton, 43 miles, One DoPsr.

Stages for Cniontowa and Cona llsvilie will connect with the Trains a- Layton. Freight will be transported each way daily. For rates apply to D. W. CALDWELL, Assistant Superintendent, West New ion.

OLIVER W. BARNE3, President and Superintendent. PitUburghLMaya, ISftS. my4 ENaCA OIL 5 bbis. In store snd for sale by FLEMING BROrL, (Successors to J.

Kidd A Co,) sp24 No- 60 Wood street- .1 BOXES OoNCENTKATki) LYK, a snbstitute for Poti. sah a reUable article for soaking soap. Foremle-by sp24 FLEMING EM11AN RED 2U bbls. Jingliah in store, and for sale by tP2! FLEMING BROS. Hit ISG 20 bbls.

in store, and for.ale by ap25 FLEMING BROS. H1TE CHALK 2000 tbs in store and for ale by a p24 FLEMING BROS. VIW CUTTING CHEESE 100 boxes this day received I by mylj HENRY II. OLL1NS. UTTER 10 boxes Prima Roll Butter received this day by myl 11 EN BY U.

COLLINS. ullKN SYRCP 1 tbls. just receivinc from canal 01 an myi a and tor sale by ATR KI.L, LEE 4 CO, No 8 Wood street. CVJFFEK SUGARS iO bbls. just receiving and tor sals by mj 1 ATWBLL, LER 4 CO.

(IL ARIFIED SUGAR la bbls. just receiving and for sate by ATta gLL. LEE 4 CO. ZING A311 Boards OozAi in store anl tor sale by myi AT WELL. LEE 4 CO.

HA CON 11 A Ma 2 ca-ks receivasJ on consammeat, and for sale by fmvlj AT WELL. LEE 4 CO. PIG IRON 2o0 tons Mercer Co. 100 do Forge Anthracite. SO do Bennington" Coke.

For sals by JOHN MOOR HEAD, myi 27 Wood stxeet. 1 LOOMS 50 toss No. 1 Juniata; IS Lake Champiain: for sale by myi JOHN MOOKHKAD, 27 Wood I KEDroRU MINERAL WATER 20 bbls sad balFbbls juat received fresh from the Sprinr. snd for sale bv myi JOHN MOOKHKAD, 27 Wood at. TkACOV SIDES 6U00 tbs Bulk Sides on A 9 ana lor sale by JOHN MOORHEAD.

myi 27 Wood street. S2.000 For rood, well fioitfh I tbra norj DWEL- liix-i voi FrkbkttQ sirevts. The bou- contaias fir rooms. cellar od a tor room. Water fixtarea througt.cat tb bnut.

Far terms of pay meat, applr at tb Krai Kstat OfHi-eof 8. CtTHBKKT ON 140 Third atrret. IRO. CITV COXMIlRCIAL OLLBG. OF WB8TEUN PKNNSTLTAM4.

CHAUTLRED AFRIL, 1665 bojuuf or nctrixes. HU Gov. 3ms non. M. RiJJIo, ILn.

J. K. Bradr. H. A.

Prjor. L. Fabnerti-rk, sq fcd. Campbell, Alz. bradl7, tc, rouncis, Hon.

Wm. Biarler, Ex-Or. C-n CI. William Hopkiaj, CapC O. t'mpbell, N.

P. Fettermao, Ei-q. Pnmanbip, CalruUttunsan Book-lteepitirar the bai nesn mari's A borough fcnolcd of Iteos fDdipporaM baim- jaliticaTinoa eaa aod errtw.bly at-tjuirM in tbe UMt manifijnt iastitatioa of th kin 1 in tbi a ltd at leas rip-n', from fix etui-nDi lrottMkrV.riS two cf horn xrka im Bxk ke-piD(T. Ti-e icduremftsU etfvred to jrounft ntven at tbe Iron Cicy CnlH ar UBt-qualled in Fictbuncb. rtr-rnauibrr, tou receive ina rortion from two fp end Penmen, aud from two diatin-uisbed autbara and ratrti ai Book-kee'erj.

in Matfcma.tiaa. Lk-ttaren Oa Comm-rcial La. Ac Collets open from 8 A. II. till la P.

M. Stadenta can enter at any lim. lureewi cnaranteed. B. Ail kinds of Oniameiitai Writing ezecntfd to order.

p30 Alexander V. Fester, ATTORN EV AND COUNSELLOR if LAW, ass Soua-vos iv Cuascekt, Asent for procnrinK Bounty Lands snd Pensions, snd fur the Collection of Claims in tireat Bri'ain aud Ireland. af-Collections male in this snd sdioinine Counties: Fa. tst-s of settled; Real K.tate bought, sold or lea-ed, snd rents collected. Moneas invested on MortiraaTa or o-hereoenritv.

Titles examined sod title papers drawa. Oa-eoi FoL'Rl'U street, a few doors above tmitbfield. Pltt-bargh. March 2S. Ia6 A.

W. raster, VaTOTART PUBLIC, snd Commissioner tor the of JA Tennesee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, rfieconfin. New York, Michigan, lows California and Virginia. Avar- bee-is drawn, snd acknowled-ments and proofs tak-n fir reco -0 or use in any of the above named States. Pittsburgh.

March 2S. lmh2s dsw OLD SOLDIKRS are reminded that under the Botmty Land bill just passed, all who have served in any wsr since 17wo are entitled to 160 acres of land. The under-si. nel offers Li services for the procurement of Warrants inter rail Act. A.

W. FOSTER, Attorney st Law, Fonrth st above rzuithtield. N. The law applies also to all Drivers engaged in hauling for the Army to all Sailors aad Alarinea to Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers; to those engaged as Volunteers st Plattburg Io flotilla men, snd to those engaged in defence of LewUtown. (Del.

ONION SEl'S loo bus Dae email S-ed Eeu; SO Top 20 bbls. Sweet Potatoes, to arrive. For JAMES WARDROP. sale by G1RA1E VINES i.uou Catawba vines, for vineasrds. mh2a4tw JAMES WARDROP.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS. Orders for Plants or tha most aj proved varieties, will be filled pr mptly by JAMES WAKDRoP. 1'tVEKBLOoMINO ROSES, of Bourbons, Perpetuaia, and other varieties, tor Cemeteries, for sale by aplif.dsw JAilEd WARDROP. CN DRIES to I bags prime Rio Coffee Io pockets Java do 30 hhds N. O.

Sugar; 15 bbls Refined Suzars; 100 do Mew Orleans Molasses 21 do Sugar-House go 60 half chests Green and Black Teas 26 caddy boxes do da 75 boxes superior brands Tobacco; 50 do Rosin Soap; 50 do M. and H. Candles 20 do Star do kegs assorted Neils 2o0 boxes 6x10, 9x12, luxl2and 10x14 Window Glass. Together with a general assortment of Pittsburgh manufactures for sale by mi -'ou MOO KH BAP, 27 Wood St. N'DOW ULAbS.

14o boxes 8x10; 60 do 10x12; 80 do 10x14; 25 do vxlZ; 20 do 12x16; And other sixes P. 4 J. Swearer's band. For aaJe by pr. CMiTtt.

AIR 4 HCNTKR. OYKUP 10 barrels 10 half barrels west Baltimor. Byron bO barrels Belcher's. For sale by SMITH, MA1R 4 DCNTE. HEALTU, TO-DAY, IS YOURS, tomorrow but don't wait tiil to-morrow: ro at once and t.a.

CAROO" DAGUKRRKAN GALLERY, Apollo BuiktiSgs. 0.76 Foorth street. spU 1VJ.NE U1TE KNGLIMI CttAHK SlrTTS Collars wed I Sleeves; also a new lot of hl.eW rvui. Sieeves, just arrived at VAJ OORDER-8. SS Market scree EANS 17 barrels 'Small hite Beans for sale by JAS.

McLAUUHLlN. 1 pl 1 OLloVlLLK LIME oo barrels just received: ft sale. -a oy ipl JAS. McLAlOULIN. EW UtxfaS.

list opening, a new and splendid stock i of WATCHES. JEWELRk'. 4c, st the Old Establish. -l House of W. W.

WILSON, 67 Jdarket street, earner of Fourth. Customers aod visitors will ale-ays find this a safe aud just establishment to deal with, and price, a. cheap as elsewhere either Kest or West. -Special attention tail to a sah.s tt'-rim- 1NU. apl LOCK 20 barrels Ax.

Family reoeaviug and for sale by ssla AT ELL. LEB 4 CO. LL THE MAGAZINES FOR MAY BOW ready at H. MINER 4 No. 32 Siaiithneld street Frank Leslie's Gazelle of Fufaions tor May Putnam's Magaiine for May; Graham's Magazine for May; Godey's Lade's Book for May; Leslie's New York Journal tor May; liallou's Monthly tor May; Household words for Mav; Peterson's Magazine for May Blackwood Magaiiue for ApriL i.

tv Dvoaa: Kenneth; or, Tbe Rear Guard of the Grand Annv. Br tbe author of Heir of Kedcl yfie, lleart'sease," "Castis Ituilders," Ac. Uiatory of Turkey. By A. He Gironlists." Trsveis in the lioly Land," Ac The O'Doherty Paper, by the late William Magta, L.

I annotated by Dr. She I ton Macketaxia, aatbor of --Nocles Ac Robert Gr.ham; A Sequel to Linda: or, Tbe Yonn Pibet of the Belle Creole." By Mrs. Caroline Lew Heat. Legends and Stories of Ireland; by Lovsr: 26 eta. Mammon or the Hardships of an Heiress, by Mrs.

Gores parts, paper, 75 cts. ith all the NEW BOOKS, for sale by II. MINER 4 CO, mat No. ii Sm'thfteM afr-et Factory, where everything is male io tha HOSIERY LINE, fat at the corner of St. Clair and Penn streets.

Id continually turning out every variety of Hosiery, well mala anil suitable to tbe aeaaon, which may ba always obtained Wholesale and Retail at bis Store, corner of Market alley and Fifth street Don't forget the name C. DALY and No. apJa The Ore at ICcstoratl re-FKVKK AND AOUB CURED BY DR. LAXKU LIVE PILLS. Mr Juna Liu lIoubnra, of West Union.

Prk CouDty, Illinois writN to the propr.v;tor that he bad iwfferttl greatly from a severe and protracted attack of Fever anl Ague, and was cfmi'letelj retored to health by the use of the Liver fill alone. Thr-se Pills on iuestiooably poet grwmt tonic pro- poriie, and enn be Ukn with deoided adntaK for many dieas'B rttiuirins invigorating remedies; but the Liver Pill stand pre-emim-tit as a means of restoring a diwrja-nised Liver to healthy action; hence the greet ce'ebrity they have attained. The numerous formidable dteeapes arUinet from a diseased Liver, which so Ion? baffled tbe skill of the most eminent physicians of the United States, are now rendered ea.y ot cure, thanks to the study and peraeerance of the distinguished ptiyician wboe name this medicine bears a name whicli will descend to posterity as one deserving of gratitude. This invaluable medicine should always be kept within reach; and on the appearance of the earliest symptoms of diseased Liver, it can be fif1y and usefu'ilr administered. Purchasers will please be careful to ask for.

and take none but lr. Lane's Liver Pills. There are other Pills, pur- porting to te Liver Pi Is, now before the public. Dr. M' Lane Liver PUIf, also bis celebrated Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores In the United States and Canada.

Also, for sale by the sole proprietors, FLEMING Successors to J. Kidd A Bp2fvJw 60 Wood street. OHIO PENNSYLVANIA EAILROAD. THE ONLY RAILROAD WEST FROM PITTS I'RC II. and after MONDAY, Mareh litb, 155, th PA8SES-OKR TRAINS will ran as follows, until further notice: FtsT TsAIK WILL LEAVE AV 3 A.

M. MailTaaik it 8 A. M. KXPKtttsTKM AT 8 P.M.; Tbera Trains all run throutrh to Crestline, and connect tbere with tbe Columbosand Cincinnati. Obio and Indiana, anil Bellefontaioe and Indiana Railroads.

At Mansfield, connections are made for Newark, Zaneatville, Monroeville, Sandusky, Tolei Chicago, ic; an-J at Alliance for Cleve land, Ac. No trains ruu on Sunday. Through Ticket sold io Cincinnati, Lonisvil'ie St. Louis, Indtanap. lift, Cbirago, lUx IitlauJ, Furt Wayne, Cleveland, anJ tbe principal Towns and Cities in the Wet.

The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Pittuburgh at 10 A.M. and 6 P. MM and New Brighton at 7 A. M. and 1 P.

M. For Tickets ana further information, arply to J. CURRY, At tbe corner office, under the Monongahela House Or. at the Fed'ral Street Station, to OK. PARKIN, Ticket Agrnt.

Pittuburith, March loth, (mblO) srI'llea nejlec'ed often prove fatal, leads to eon sumption, anoint tbe parts three ttua.s a dav with DAL' I.KV'sPAIN FATRACTuR. If eeretM.n H.rm io the rectum tben fnvrt tbe Pile brriu. ailed with Kx'raeicr: and gradually discharge it as tbe syriDg is withdrawn. It never f.ils to cure cases cf any age or virulence, nor to give entire eae lntantiy to all, frequently curing by one application. PiIka are known by the heat, it -Ling, and pain rf tbe anus, bleeding piles are nutel, S3meliu.es.

by the falling of be whole bowels, which then pr as tne iulestinal canal tight against the back bone, and keep, the blood trom returning up the vessels similar to tbe blood being kept at the top ot yuur finger when a string is tie! tight around it; uch is truiuent, and or scrofulous bumors and crs to firm th.mii; then procure a perfect abjominal supporter, an a enmprees to tbe rectum, aod continue to use tbe as above: also, rub it well over tbe loins and abdomen some lime, and the natural blta that support tne bowels ill ciutrscted. and made strong, and ycur lite ill be tared. If prvperly applied, every case will be cured. It never fails. Non genuine without a steel plate engraved label, with signatures of I1KNKY DALLKY, Manufacturer.

C. V. Cl.lt hfc.NMt A CO, Proprietors. rV.ld at a o-nta per bov by In. ti.

U. 140 street, anl by n.arly ev.ry deaUr in mnlic.nee thrr.uh'.ut the Cm-ed Mates. All orders or lett.rs for in-I or advice, to be aJ in seed to C. V. CLlCKKXfe.fl Ww York niS.lie-'s MSoot unit Shoe liamtniciory.

-A, JAMES DOSSELL jt I Wnnll the eitlaen I th-v baveopn.lauianufarti-iry of MtS'a AND WulVa BOOTS AND bllOKi, At 79 Biulthfleldl street, In ll'lUH'i lliu ix.o. where tby will be prepared to til orrt.rs i.f every dwviptein of U.A.IS and r-hops at Ibe t.srte't Iu order to elacisee cutOIners thev a iii ai lep on sale a gnud el the beat eastern wate. .11 of children's Wear. 7 mi tfruxlp xuh o.torfa ai cusA pesres. A altar at the pulclc pair, mge ia solicitej.

tny2 allTS vi) CAPS-No- is thg'Xt troe ihst evcrv p.renn wear a tew fci. IUt or Cap. sn.l MoKlliM A No. ltj c.l neat ji.r to tr.e nee Presb trian Church, cn r. ni Math sireet, have a large each, sclec el lr cry reUil trad', which tb'V will a lost rsch a.

nay i thcr in the city. They a.k tb aiTcnit.m or tr.e pur.n.? IO incjr a.s.co and 1 Mlk llat aliich will ne in iu.pctii.o a neat and good articli a.an sou -ce. un a and rinail prclit. Kemenib-r. 1.4 Wnotl street.

apis rff. liraK Store For Sale RETAIL IKf Fl IKK, invoralilv at tbe corner ol Chestnu and Lilrty streets, Allegheny City, w(l sold on reason ai.ie terms. ror particulars, ercjire of H.K11IM1 IiRO, WhrO-sale and Retail Iruggits. aplloidwl No. eo str-et.

Pittsburgh, Pa. ARNOLD MaTvuracTiaxKa or Chilson Furnaces, Wrouglit Iron Tubing, AND FITTING GENERALLY, For Warming and Ventilation cf Buildingt. ear" A. A W. wiil contract for Warmini.

and tin by Me. in or lint ater, Pipes or CuiImio'. Furnace, i'huri SVh.oN. I'n-fnrM il.e. 11......

Court llnu.es. Jails, Uoteis, or Ilwellinga. 'Xo. MARKET sireei. i-iiisouri.

aplti PEARL STEAM MILL Aiti. 1 1 1: w-FUiCR DFLIYERED Tj FAMILIES in either of the two Cities. Oaittat may lie left at the Mill, or in boxes at the stores of IjCAN. WIISON 52 Wool street. liKAU.N KEITKR, corner Liberty and tft.

Clair sts II. P. rCUWARU, Druggist, Allegheny. tirnii: cash, on DILI? nr. HltVAN, KKXSKIiy CO.

N0BTH WESTEEW INSURANCE COMPAHT, OfiU't, 76 WALNUT STREET. Pit I I.ADELPUIA. VUAUlt.ti ft. I KT A L. Anl or I zed Capital, S30U.OOO.

4 SSETI'8 LIABLE FOR THE LOSsES OF THIS COM a a -a i In Stork Notes, (negotiable form.) secured bv Mort gages and Judgments. $100,000 In Bills Receivable, Mortgages snd Judgments, Binds, Ac 106,000 In Cash, Cash Assets snd Cash Items 47,000 aotal II. CADWEL, President. O. H.

IRISH, Secretary. a- Fire, Marine snd Inland Transportation risks, taken ivui raeja. KFE Elf CSS. PITTSBDSaR. Kramer Rahm, Curling, Robertson 4 N.

Holmes A Sons, Wm. Bagaley 4 Co J. A. Hutchison 4 Co, D. Leech 4 Murphy, Tiernan 4 Co.

PHILADELPHIA. Wainright, Iluntington M. liollowell 4 Co 4 rloyd, David S. Brown 4 Co, C. H.

4 Oeo. Abbott, Wood 4 Oliver, IIaton 4 Denckla, Caleb Cope 4 Co, Chas. Megargee 4 Drexel 4 Co, Bankers, Hon. Wm D. Keley, Scott, Baker 4 Co, Harris, Hale 4 Oo, Deal.

Milligan 4 Co. J. BANKS KNOX, Agent, decl.1 ly V- 1 15 Water street. Pittsburgh PITTSBllttill Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company: coK.xea of watkm ad market streets. ri risutituil, PA, ROBERT 0ALWAY, President, Jas.

I). M'GiLt, Seeretsrv. This Company makes every insurance appertaining to or connected with LIFE RISKS. Also against Hull and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mia- era auu in uuiaries, and Marine Risks generally. And S4inst Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the iuihuu navigation and Transpertation.

Iolicies issued at the lowest rates conaistent with safety to all narties niatcvoas: Robert flalway, Alexander Bradley. James S. Iloon, John Fullerton, John M'Alpin, Samuel M'Clurkan, William Phillips, James W. Hatlman, John Si-ott, chas. Arbuthnot, Joseph P.

Uazxsm, M. David Richey, James John M'Uill, Horatio N. Lee, Kittanning. feM7 If fai CITIZKSiS Insurance Company of UsrSir Pltliburch WM. BAGALEY, President; SAMUEL L.

MARS11ELL, Secretary. Offlcr: 94 W.itrr Sirr'tMtvoeen Markeland Woodttrt.ru. Insures HL'LL and CARGO Risks, on tha Ohioand Missis- iKI'i iwiversanu trinutsnes. Insurer against Loss or Damazehv Fire ALSO Against the Perilsof the Sea, snd Inland Navlge. 4iaUDIUIiaiHID, DlascTOas: William Bagaley, Richard Flovd, James M.

Cooper, Samuel M. Kier, Samu-lRea, WUiiam Bingham, Robert Dunlap.jr., John S. Dilworth, Isaac M. Pennock, FrancisSellers, S. Harbaugfa, J.

Waiter Bryant, illiam B. Hays. John Shlpton. dec 21 HOWARD Health Association of Plttabursli, OFFICE. No.

lua TFIIHU iKKT, npiosite the Telegraph Office. This Association is organised for the purpose of affording mutual assistance to each other, in case of sickness or accident. By paying small yearly parment, the members the Association secures a weekly benefit during sickness, sveragiug from $2,25 to $10 per week. In this Association members are equally interested in the management and profits. a.

B. Kfc.NZIE, President T. J. HoKTtk, Secretary. Finance Committou Josiaa Ki.vo, Janes Kkakeb, Q.

If. Consulting Physician F. Ibjsh, M. D. TTSa?" Miottce.

JOURNEYMEN TAlioSa sit eir' CI ET of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the ursi iiuubai oi every monin, at oCUocilLFTTpn.ti the Diamond. By order. ltKB i1 GEO. W. BEESK.

Secretarr. ANTILLAS A. A. MASON 4 CO. will onen nn i i- new styles of ManUllaa.

uii mvi lu.iiai in. aiiannon or v. auies. ap9 HEW ADTEBTISEMEHTS. to tb.

whereabout, of ann SI ifU III. A our houlm on th thTai Jfl'Z fully reeeived and suitably rewarded by bit distressed jr- 1 orown roundabout. 11 in at light eoniplexfon, ol ouintuoti nir rr hi-i aod UlBBk. pani-. iww'av av au.

all nrMTIv nmrh ww-n Pittsburi-h. office. Copartnership otlre. I HAVE THIS DAY (Aprd lllhl associated with me Messrs. F.

STEK.L TUKBETT and riML C. CLANkY, both of whom have been fur mauy years io my etbli.h. ment, and are already extensively and favorably known to my customers and the public generally as superior work men, and of correct bus nee habits. We bore by ibis union of experience and artistic kill especially in the watrh department; by keeping a large and well selectid stock cf goods; by selling at moderate prices, and by el iee attention to business, to sunt a liberal share of patronage. To my old friends and tbe put lie in general, who have fur many years past so literally patronised my business I re-tura my thsnks, and solicit fur the the new film a contin uance of similar favors.

W. W. V11LSON. Pittsburgh, April 11, 1365. WILSON, TURBETT CLANEY, ate la Maker, Jewelers and Silversmiths, my5 Market street, corner Fourth.

Dissolution ot Copartnership. riTIE FIRM OF LI VISU.sTu.N, tiUEN A CO, Pro-1 printers of the PITraBURUU NuVELTY WORK wss dissolved by the death of Mr. Jons J. liooois, on ths 14th of March last. The business of the NOVELTY WORKS will beoontinofd io all its branches by the surviving partners, under tbe name and style of LIV INOSTON, COI ELAND A who will also settle up tbe affairs of the late firm U.

R. JNtJSltJN, CALVIN ADAMS, J. K. Mi II HAD, Pittsburgh, May 4, 1S55." W. B.

COPE LAND. JUST RECEIVED AT Tnt UnlOlliAL BKK HIVE, No. 74 Ma ik it StaxaT, axaWEcx Fovrt avd thi jrirrjiSLKiiti. Ol'RTHIRD AND MOST DESIRA11LE STOCK of Spring and Summer Dry Goods ever offered in this market. We would call particular attention to the following A very superior assortment of plain Black Br.

-calls and f.ncy colored silks; afcotwistet Si.ka, Sat in. plaid aud plain Tissues and Bareges Printed Barege aod Chalie de Laines. very handsome French Usui an I Brittianlines; good assortment of French Worsted Collars, I'ndT "aleeves and Chemisettes, embroidered, hem stitched and plain Lineu, Caml.ric liandkert-hiela. Furniture Dimity sndChiutses; Bonnets aod Ribbons at bargains A beautiful assortment of Moire antique Lace and Silk Talmas, Shawls and Scarfs: full a-sortment of Uloves, Milts and llositry; lrih Linens, Muslins and Prints, together with a complete assortment of every other article, cither fancy, staple, fjreign or domestic. Thankful for past fsvurs.

we would solicit an early examination of our stock, confident that for quantity, quality, style aod it ia unsurpns.ed. young, lots bro, my5 formerly Young. Stevensoo A ve. NcchsBc(, Buki AT a meeting of the Commissioners of said Bank, held on the 3d it was Jirs'Jred. That the subscribers to the stock of the Me cbanicV Bank of Pittsburgh, be required to pay to tbe Treasurer the sum of Tvomttf on each share of the stock heid by them, on or before the sixfeer.tA liay of Junt erf.

Payments will, therefore, be ma le by tbe stockholders to Stmael Junes. Hiq-. Treasurer, at tbe olhce of S. Jones A Co, Pitt-burgh, DAVID CAMPBELL, Sec'y my5 St-lawtd A HOI SE AM LOT FOR SALE. Jl TliAT WILL KNOWN WATERING PLACE, situated on the Stealenville Turnpike, Ave miles from Pittsburgh, short distance from liemmin ton Post OftV-e, in a good location for any kind of busi Dtaa For furiljer particulars, enquire of tbe subscriber on the premises.

mr5 eulalim JOHN HESKETT 't-Iio ICnlckerbrker Maasine Ir lv, juat received My Brother's Keeper: Ly A- B. Warner, author of fol lar and Cents; Frank Leslie's Gazette of Paris, London and New York rashlons lor May, new supply.) for sale at W. A GILDENFENN'EY A niy6 Fifth st opposite the Theatre. 11 ACRE FARM FOR SALE 60 acres In culttialion, 1 balance in good timber; a too story frame bowse, a fioe barn at sts Lie. orchsrd select dpi uit snd good gar den.

The farm i. well wstered and fences io go. order; Price, 00O. tuated a' 14 miles from Ne Brighton, Pa, and convenient to mills, churches and schools. S.

CUTHBERT A SON, Lay 14'J Third street. 2uil LUain store sndjTsaie by 1 mya 8. IIAKB4VOH CO. JI OPS 10 balesjuat received and for -ale by 1 niti S. HARBAU CO.

IVItY 1I1DKS aoOdry Hi ty to arrive anl f.r sale c. II ARBAl'lill A CO. ATKS Biets Dates; boxes R. RsUins 10 Maecaroni iu-t received an-1 sa'e by REYMEK 4 ASDErlSuN, my5 K'o. fa Wood street.

KANOt 60 bt xes anges; 9 45 Lemons: ut r-eeived and fcr sale by RKVMKR A ANDERSON. 1)1NK AI-FlEs 2 ca-ks just in) for ale ky mS REYMEK 4 A VetR I CTF 24 dr -reoiii i il-T iFs asorfel evtrats, for flavoring I t'taori. Custard, Ac, Ac, received by JoS. FLEMING, m5 Corner riamoti'l and Market MI Is KA hWAT RSCongVe, aTeJ lTlueXi3l Waters, alaaisoa band at JO. FLEMING'S, in as Comer Diamond and Market st.

I I EMP 61 Kb 33 bus. prune tor sale t.v ll B. A 4 CO, Corner Wood and lirt sta I IN SEED rnji OIL- ii bbls. fo- sale bv B. A FAIT ESTiX i CO.

lOPPKRAS is) bbls. for sale by V7 mya myi It. A. A CO. STILE SOAP SeJ boxes for hv into B.

A. FAHNKSTOCK CO. JARD oy Oil. 2o bbls No. 1 laird fill uiVc-tore and f.

ir sale MILl.VK A RICKlTSo.V. myi 221, 2.3 LilTty street. ALT 130 bbls NO. 1 Salt lor -aie mvi MILLER 4 KICK ETSOV. 10DFiIl 10 drums "Grand Bank No.

1 Codfl.h": for sale by (myo MILLER 4 RICKETS N. OALEKAIL io boxes McFarUi, i Saleratu-: for sale k.7 by fmy5 (VLARIF1EDS10.R- by my.il fmv5 MILLER 4 R1CKFTSON -20 bbls A Clatifi-d Siiirar: sale MILLER 4 RICK ETSOV. SUGAR AND MO 1-0 hbds Plant tation sugar; 600 bbls Plantation Molesevs; 1M hf bbls do do loo bbls Sugar LTcuse do 10 hf bbls Golden Syrup for sale by myi MILLER 4 RICK ETSOV. 1 Journal, Chronicle and Union copy.l lONUHKd WATER vros- (in pinu and ns- ceiea airect trom tne epnnirs, Jo.KFn FLKMTXO, corner of Market tret and tbe lHamond. KegUler'i Office.

Mmt oth. 165. NOTICK 15 hereir fdren that tbe account of tb- U-l ow int executors, adminifttratom, guardians, Ac, Luxe btn duly pa etl in the natd Ketfitr ta Oth'-e. and will be pre He-utfU to tbe Orphios Court nt Aiifkfbeov conntT jr con lirination and allowauce, on Monday, tbe 4tb day of June, A- a isoo, vti Account of Martin Palmer, administrator of th eatate Of Palmer, derajaeti. Arc -unt of Kdward Herd, aJ minislrator of the estate of Andrew Herd, dceaced.

Account of Wm. C. Friend, adioinistrator cf tbe estate of Acnes Rutberfijrd.derea.oed Arraunt of m. Cjwid and Mrtv. Pnodtrr-uta.

admin istrators of tbe estate of Samuel W. Hamilton. oVca.ed. Account of Jobn Stewart, ex'r of tb estate of Tbomaa Sti wart, dec' d. rinal account of Jofteuh Pollock, adm'r of the estate of Bridget An Jen-on, dea'd.

1nit and final account of David McDonald, traardian of jo no s. tiawes minor. artial account of Edmond Oreer. one of tbe administra tors of tbe estate of David Oreer. dee'd.

Final account of A. W. Loom is and Charles Edid. ex'r of the estate of Orlando Met calf, deed. Acaount oi ueorge AUtntre, adm of the estate of Ceo.

Final account of Samuel Cunningham, one of the exrs of the estate of John Cunningham, dee'd. Account of Samuel administrator of the estate of David Steel, dee'd. Account of J. K. Moorhead.

tr uardian cf minor heirs of dec u. Partial account of F. Miranda Hue v. ex'rxof the of samuei iiuey, ueco. Account of benjamin Ilarbinson, ex'r of the estate of us via xnompson.

deed- Account of Mary A. Watt, adm'x of the estate of John ait, o. Account of Samuel Collins, euardian of Inaac Vance. minor heir of Isaac Vance, dee'd. Final account of Wil iam Lnrimer.

Jr. executor of the estate of H. B. Tbacker. Final account of Thomas Patterson, one of th executors of the estate of Jobn Cunningham, dee'd.

Final account of John Hickman, ex'r of the estate of Jacob Erick, dee'd. Account of T. DaTison. ex'r of the estate of Arabella Statuntield, dee'd. Firs: account of II.

Hepburn and II B. Wilkin, euar- djsns of Eugene and Mary C. IaiTington. Final account of Wm. Morrow and Wm.

B. Hamilton, adm'rs of tte estate of Jacob Est oner, decM. Final accouutof William Cot. aruardian of the minor children of Anna Whi taker, dee'd. final and dtntributiT aecount of John Wiilock.

adm'r of tbe estate cf John See tin, dee'd. Final account of Arthur Henderson, ex'r of the estate of Margaret Shaw, dee'd. Final account of D. Oil lei and. adm'r the estate of David Irwin, dee'd.

Final account of D. Gilleland. ex'r of the estate of Jmh Lenharf, dee'd. Final account of D. Gilleland.

adm'r of the estate of Sam uel Lien hart, dee'd. Third supplementary account of D. Gilleland. adm'r cum tesiamento annexo of the estate of James U. Irwin, dee'd final account of ll.

till. eland, guardian of Elizabeth. Koeanna and liar id Irwin, minor heirs of James Irwin dee'd. Account cf amuvl Snowden, guardian of minor ri.ir.:nf Cyrus Kind ley, dcl, by his executrix. ISelina L.

fctnowden Final account cf E. CaJdwelL 2uardia.n nf Je.hn a Thomas Shield minors1. Final account of aml Baird. adm'r cf ibe estate nf 1 D. Raird, dee'd.

Final account of John Slater, ennnli.e. of Brayden, minor. Account of Felix Negley, jr. exw-ator of the estate of Felix Netrley. by his adm'r J.

H. Ooodwin. oerl cztee, iJm'r of the estate of Ree, dee d. Account Of J. W.

ELldle. of 11.. Csilly, dee Second account Wm. P. Rnnn -r imeon B.

Pearson, dec d. Account of Wm. arti. umes II. Partial account of H.e, Ul 111, V9l.IV Vt X.

McCurdy, dec d. Final account of i -i Vm t.l.a. j.V. uwu. account of m.

A. Penniman, guanlun of Angelina Paulson, minor. Account tf Joseph M'CIellsnd. alrri'r "cum ttslsmeoto annexo of tbe eatate of Sarah tl.ble. dee'd.

Account of John A. Parkinson, guardian of minor heirs of Daniel Cassily Account oi vi m. U. llswkina, sum ol tue estate oi aaron uiiaaer, use a. Final account of John Mellon, adm'r de bonis non cum testamento annexo of the estste of Thomss Flood, dee'd.

J. LL RoIiB, Register. 1 LYCERINK CREAM. An excellent article for chapped VJ hands, Ac A fresh lot just prepared by JOS. FLEMING.

a SPARAORA8 AND RHL'BAKB ROOTS in store and jy for sals by laplwdawj JAMES WARDROP. 2 OFFICIA.L riFER OF THE CITY. lMTTSnrUGH: f. WhcH Wafer IU foaoa cacb Page oflHU Paper. -S M.

PETTIXILL Adrertisir-j AjtiH.M tiie Agent for the Pittsburgh Daily and Weekly ias an4 aie to receive ADVEKTlsEMUrri and ScsscsiFitoxs for us at the Fame rates a required at this office. Their receipts are regarded as pavjaenta. Their ofijejareat York, 122 Nassau strekt, Boston, 10 Stats street. DiOllM.XG POST JOB OKHCK. We.

would call the attention of MERCHANTS A.NK BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we have just received from Philadelphia a number of louts of new Job are new prepared to nil orders for Card. Hill Iliads, Paper Books, Posters, uud Programmes for ezbili t.oEs. All orders will be promptly Siled. S-Mh. JOHN W.

SPCAKTU is our authorized on the route f.rmerly served by Joux Foboius, and alone entitled to oil.ot from wtekly A boy is wanted at this office, to learn the printing business. SATCHDAV MOIISIXG POST This vreck contaiLS a tale entitled Sherwood Forest, the story of Kobin Hood Toetry Re turn of Spring. The news of the wceV, both local and general. Elitoril A Bankrupt Law; Kansas and the Missouriaus The West End Bsating for Recruits; The Philadelphia Election; Price one dollar per year to clubs of ten, or two dollars to single subscribers. Sir.gle numbers five cents it sale at the counter.

Hon-. David Ritchie is entitled to our thanks for a couple of valuable volumes, bting a portion of the Repott of the Exploration of the Valley of the Arasuu, with maps. THE NEWS. Washington Irving has entirely recovere from ths effects of his late accident. It is generally believed that Governor Gorman, Minnesota, has been removed from tfQce.

ius, supposed to be incoui eteccy. Winter's Irtn WotkB and Mills, at Montgomery, were destroyed by fire on Monday night, nit. Loss, Insurance, $63,000. S. Yorke Alice has been removed from the clerkship in the Sixth Auditor's Office, Treasury Department.

The cause assigned for his removal is Know Nothingism. The town of county, Ya, was visited by a most destructive fire recently. Thirty-five houses were consumed, involving a loss of 00,000. The Know-Nothings a year ago elected their School Eorad in the city of Lancaster by over 600 majority. At the election for School Direc tors cn Tuesday last, the Democratic and Anti-Koow-Nothicg ticket prevailed by an average majority of 130.

The Washington I'nhn announces the sale of the law and miscellaneous library cf the late Judge Purvisnce, to take place in Washington, between the tniiJie and the of June. The whole collection consists of at out 7,000 volumes, of which about 3,000 are law books. Secretary McClelland has issued a circular to the Clerks of the Interior Department, prohibiting their dealing in County Laud Warrants. One of the Clerks indignantly snys he know what right the Secretary has to robibil their dealine ia legitimate articles out of cEce boars. The Massachusetts Know Nothing State Couu cil, held in Boston, on Tuesday evening, was largely attended, and the act'tou decidedly Governor Gardner and Henry ara among the delegates chosen to the National Council, in June next, at Philadelphia.

A. Ely, Esi made an Auti-Slavery an! Know No thing speech, and strong Anti-slavery re solutions ware pased, without a dissenting vote. Some ao have been Hutktrish hitherto alruitted it was of no use longer to continue so, as the Or el jr must take Anti-siavery ground. The Rev. Mr.

Ililscy, Rector of Chr'st Church, while visiting the new building new in progress, adjoiuing the Everett House, New York, for the purpose of inspecting parts cf the workmanship, and when in the act of locking through the opening of the large central win-dow, lost bis balance, and fell to the ground, a distance cf some sixty feet. He never spoke after the fall, and survived the. ir jury but half an hour. ijjr. Halsey was in his 40th year.

He was a eon in-law of President King, of Colombia College. rO.V.VF.LLSVlLLK HAILItOAU. An advertisement in another column of this piper will inform the public that the trains will conmence running cn a portion of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville railroad oo the 17th iust. The portion that will then be brought into use is from West Newtoo, in Westmoreland coaaty, to Layton station, in Fayette county, a distance of thirteen miles. Boats from Pittsburgh will convey passengers and freight to and from West Newtoo, and thus a steam communication is opened between our city aud parts of Fayette and Westmoreland counties not hitherto favored with such cheap and speedy modes of transit.

The companies have fixed the fare at a low rate, and we doubt not large cumbers of our citixens will, during the summer-months, avail themselves of this route to visit a pleasant por tion of the country. If they have any good ac commodations for boarders in the neighborhood of Layton station, plenty of customers can be found during the warm weather. It will not be many weeks now until the track of this road is completed eastward to Councils ville. The work between Turtle Creek and West Newton is to be pushed forward with all reasonable speed, and when completed, a valua ble new railroad will open to our city a rich farminz recion. It is supposed that this wi.I be ready for use by the close of navigation by river next winter.

The present officers and Board of Directors are entitled to much credit for their efficient management of the affairs of the company, and for the diligence with which they push forward the work. We wish them abund-ait success, and to the Mock holders good dividends. When the roal is opened to Cumberland the Baltimore trade with tho northwest and the Lake regions, will make it pay well. Professors i.bctei. At a stated meeting of the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, held on Tuesday evening, Dr.

Henry II. Smith, of that city, was elected to the Chair of Surgery, rendered vacant by the resignation of Dr. Gibson, and Captain Henry Cop-pee, V. 8. Army, now Professor at West Point, was elected to the Chair of English Literature, recently held by the late lamented Prof.

Henry Reed. Mr. Francis E. Jackson, Philadelphia, was also elected Adjunet Professor of Languages-. Potatoes.

Potatoes are selling in Boston for 7a cents per bushe-l, and in Detroit for the same. There is no good reason why they should not come down to about the same price in Pittsburgh. In tie Massachusetts House of Representa tivee, on Monday last, cne of the distinctive measures of Know Nothicgism failed. The Constitutional amendment relative to eligibility to Tice, after undergoing sundry changes, until i. was in the shape of excluding from office ail persons not born within the jurisdiction of the United States, was lost by a vote of 158 Yeas to 81 Nays; requiring nine more votes to male be requisite two-tbirds to carry it.

has been bombarded since the mst; tne result is doubtful. The new British loau has been taken. The EmDeror Napoleon accompanied by the Empress have been for a week in Eogland and have been immensely glorified. The British Loan of jtlo.uuu.uuu has Deen taken by the Rothschilds. The taxes are to be increased on incomes, tea, cotlee, sugar.

Eugbind assents to L.ouis rapoieou taxing the command of the army in the Crimea. It is however, regarded as a doubtful rumor. The Vienua Conference has teen oroicen on, after the l'Jth session. There are strong indicatlcns that Austria will refuse to act against Russia. Lord Russell, M.

Drouiu de L' Hoys have left Vienna. The bombardment of Sebastopol, ot ouu guns. commenced on the 9th and contiuued incessantly to the loth. An assault is not practicable. It is the intention to storm if possible.

Tae Asia arrived at Liverpool on the 22d. All hopes of Austria taking the field against Russia are at an end for the present. From the seat of War wo leara that during th first two days of the bombardment of be-siegeia it was superitr to that of the city and much damage had been done to tne Kussian works. During the night of the 13th the left attack of tho allies aabtaiued considerable advan. tage over the Russians.

The Russians were twice dislodged from a strongly fortified position, which remained in the hands of the French. The possesion ef this position enabled them to foitily the summit of the ravine, which is of great importance. Since the siege began five of the seven admirals of the Russian fleet have died or been hilled. Oortscbakoff has published an address to the parrisou which states that matters look more encouraging ti the besieged. Serious trouble hal been treated at Krojjva by the brutal con duct nf the Austrian officers.

The people at tacked the Aii-mans and drove them from the city. The official statements return 24i killed ou I Ml- ti li s. Tho excitement continues an! a deputation has been sent to the Sultan to de mand justice. OoftatUns f.r strengthening the Russian torts in the Baltic are going forward with great aciititv. and I "JO.

000 troots will concentrate in the Baltic trovinces. of the British advanced squadron has been deta'oei in Great Belt by ice. I armament assembled on the loth. The estimate of the expense of govermtnt for the year i The revenue is estimated at H3 3 ISt tMH). It ia thought that much party discord will arise from the manner of necuriDg the new loan.

as it involves the great prioo it le of finance. The visit cf the Emperor and Empress of France has created a perfect furore of excite ment The Emperor made a upecch on the oc casion of his reception by the Lard Mayor of London, which gave great satisfaction. Mr. Layarl was entertained on board the clipper ship Donald McKay on ths 21t. Ciptiio of the ship Eaocb Train, Las been fined 10 f.r taking an excess of passengers.

The Russian priie, Silk a. Las been LanJed over to the French. Two thousand coliifrs at Wigan are on a strike. The Roebuck Committee is progressing io its investigations. I.tiisr I.vhJu 2iJ, 1 Caurobert telerraf hs to th 17th that the fire continues unabated; chiefly ty tht artillery but.

the en-eineir are operating anl have established us much nearer to the plaen. Another report ay that the t.f life on both i.c will lie very great A council tf war was hr! 1 and it is deci ded that the fire will be continued one week lot p-r, then the asaatilt. Com raf rctal. Cotton straly and unchanged Wheat and Flo-ir lower and quiet. Corn slightly advanced.

Iron nncbangrj. Money easy. Consols decliued to (SHf The Atlantic's dates are to Monday the 21 J. Fvan, A Co. quote Cotton as steady an I r'ces unchanged; bnyers demand a reduction.

The sale for nine days were 70 000 ba'e. inc'u iicg 10.000 bales to speculators and i'lXHt for evrort: O. fair oj. middling fJ. upland fair mid biog o(o 'J The market on Monday ieidy; prices unchanged.

Breadstufl Drown, Shipley Co. quote Wheat and FU ur as having elightly declined. Corn alvaneed. Weatern Canal Fiour II. hi i 1-Jf-i 1 1 s.

Wheat, white. 1 1 01. Provisions. Spence Co. quote provisions a sliehtiy alvanced.

The murkrt closed with an active demand Itaum Brothers quote the Iron market as steady and unchanged. Brown Shipley report the demand for Cotton more steady for the last two days. The sales for the week ending on the were sV.t,-OiiO halra The sales on Friday and Saturday were 20.000, of which 13,000 were to the trade tin Saturday th market closed steady. Breadstuff. the 21st Brown and Shipley report Flour as declined Is.

Wheat declined 31. Corn in more demand holders realized tid advance Philadelphia and Baltimore 1 2 (Ty 129 01; uew Ohio 42s. Tr le in Manchester was quiet, and during the week tolerably firm. Provisions. reports Beef more active nn i firmer.

Pork in better demand, and price maiu'ained; stock heavy. Bacon im-provine advanced 0 1 on the week. I. at I a lir business at 4s dearer, closing Urm. Tallow active at 2s dearer.

Money abundant; notwithstanding the loan, ha decreased jEoO.OOO. Consols leave off nt for money. American stocks well su ported without any advance. Nkw Tuck, May 4. Consul Fallen's bail has been fixed at $20,000.

Eiward Boyle was refused us surety. Benj. W. Kimball, implicated in the Martha Washington conspiracy, has been arreste I and held to bail in $2300. St.

Lons, May 4. The Intelligencer expresses full belief in the rumored discovery of abundant gold deposits at the source of the Ar kansas. Washinoton City, May 4 Arthur S. Nevitt is appointed Postmaster cf New Orleans, vice H. W.

Adams declined. Dissolution. rpilK firm of PKNNim-K. MITCHELL 4 CO. has this 1 day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent, and the Bi-oks of said concern having been tmnsferred to JOSEPH PEN NOCK and NATHAN F.

HART, they only are authorized to settle and c.dlect the debts due said firm. Per-ons knowinir themselves indebted will please csll at PESNiKTK A II i Ill's. No 141 Wood lay be same. Tho having claims against said ttrm will pre-ent them for par-ruent. JOSEPH PEN NOCK, MITCH ELL, .101 IV HKKRllV, Pitlaturgh, May 1st, li5.

NATHAN F. HART. JOSEPH IENN0CK t. HART. PENN0CK at HART, THE LATE FIRM Or PlSJOCK, MlTtUELL A FIJIsTOV F()IM)IaV: Warehouse, Ho.

141 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. A constsnt supply r.f Cooking Stoves and Ranges. Sioves r.nd Orates, Wagon Ilexes, all sizes. Hollow Ware, Plough Casting, and Points, Tea Kettles, Sad snd Tsilors' Irons, Iron and Nails. Water aud Gas Pipes, and Miscellaneous Castings made to older.

Siotlce! IVOOh to rc-eive Subscription to the Capital Stock of the El'KEKA INSl'RANCE COMPANY will be oiwned st the Oltli-e uf HILL KUItOWlN. K'i, No. 142 'I RTII street, Pittsburgh, on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY, and will be kept open lly, (Stisdsvs excei.it-l,) between the hours of 111 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P.

until at least Oue Thousand Share- are subscrilted for. WM. F. JOHNSTON, ISAAC M. PEN NOCK, HILL BI RUWIN, A.

McRRIDE, W. rVmnurvieri. IAK OORN-J ap2 buahels for sale by JAI. Mcl.ALtilll.lN. BANK OF PITfSHI Rlill, lay isito.

i ri'HE President and Directors of this llink have THIS I DAY declared a Diridend of Five Per Cent, on tha Cnpitsl Stock for the last sit months, payable to Stork- holuers, or their leg il representatives, on or alter the nth int. lunJtdl JilHNSNVDER.Cai.hier. ll'IIITE KID GLOVES, for ljadiea and Gentlemen. II Ail sires from No.oto No. 10 ltajou's best quality, can I f.

uud at VAN GORDER'S. apl-2 Ml Market street, corner of Dismond. Charlolle Blums, MANVFACTL'RKK AND DEALER in Pmo Fortes, and Imiirter of Muie and Musical Iustriiroents Si le Ageut ir the celebrat.d HaMUlKo PlAos: also, fur Hallet, I'm is A Co's Hukton puxos. wilh ami without Coleman's n-n Attachment. mo No.

lit- wsxi street rFED POTATOES ltK) bus. Csns.la in store; for sale by li nia3 JAMK3 AKimor. amnvad "OTI1F. PUBLIC JOHN C. PARRY, successor to Tarry, Scott 4 has removed his Warehouse next tne Foundry on SECOND street, adjeinine Oas Works, where I am now rrer ared to sell evervthing in the Casting ing nr.e st reatly reduced prices.

JOHN PARRY. ST of all In ri ni.ru IU iu u- lie on aecount of e.m.e still surviving engines for propel.ing, and to UTeg of famiW. with a screw an give her a heavy preas of canvas. Tbe veaael will bo provisioned by Henry Urinneil, Esq. The command of this expedition ia to be given to Lieut.

II. I. Harstene, who for some lime past has been the commauder of the mail steamer Illinois, runnins between New York and Aspin-wal), on the California route. Lieut. Haratene was born in the State of South Carolina, and entered the United States Navy in 1828.

having now given nearly KO years of his life to the naval service. Y. Timr: Coal vs. Wood. Tbe Lowell (Mass.) News gives the result of a trial of the relative cheapness of wood and coal for fuel, as follow The whole distance run was 2, olio miles, cf which l.SGS miles were with freight, using one cord of wood in twenty-six miles, or eiity eight ccrds at 7, amounting to $17rj; and 508 miles with passengers, uinp one cord of wood in thirty miles, amounting to ti Total expense of working by wood, $015,51.

The expense of running the same distauce with coal, at the rate of Tb.oO per ton, the cost in Boston, amounted to being a in favor of coal. of $350,05, or above one-haif. This is quite an item. Cities ok Russia. In all the vast empire of Russia, not more than three cities contain a population exceeding 00.000 inhabitants namely, 470,202 Mobcow, 3 and Warsaw, 15-1, 0U; the population of Odessa is 00,155 Sebastopol, 41,255.

Four citie. only nave populations exceeding bU.UUU inhabitants. ArchaugeL ccunts only There are only tweuty five cities in the whole empire whose populations vary from 25,000 to 40,000. The respective popuiatious of the other cities (1,017 number) i small, varying from 10.000 a few hundreds. The rest of the population is dispersed over the country in the valleys: but of rural population, strictly speaking, there is little or nothing.

A Modest 1h.mam A lawyer, named Eu- gfne Casderly, claims from the city of San Fran cisco, California, 3-1 as a fee for professional services. The Committee on federal Relations in the Massachusetts House, cn Thursday, reported a series of rtsolves declaring that Massachusetts reiterates her former beutiments in relation to the justice of the French foliation claims, and of the act which was vetoed by the I resident at he last session of Congress, and declares that he refusal of the United States Government to indemnify the parties rightfully interested in them, ia a disgraceful repudiation of just obli- gations, and should receive the earnest protest of the people of each State anxious to preserve untarnished the national honor, and to maintain UDSullied tha national credit. OR-F FOR SALE A nuou laliuu a.ur k-t aa. bv ap FLkMINO a' au a 'a -a 'V -a..