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A. ■. •-- •t- -!■?<:' »4| vk 1 V r . t' \. ll „ 1* •>, vr* • -.Jive.' .;s •v'-- vi' f. - r i\’v’-'- *'* va^;:-s. *l^.^^ r "<*/*'•■'' ■ " ' ■ 4 ‘ t. r , I -rMp jm yr-4: ■ ■> 1-''..- <S: Thla restatement of the case Mr. Caas pre- j aented to disprove tho allegation of tho editor of tho Cornier, on the behalf of Lord Claren don, that he had? given to , tho language upon which he commented, a forced conptrnction; and as the ohanging sentiment Of the Amerioan peo ple respecting tho existing ■war with Bosnia was attributed to the language used, he took oco - Bion to cxpreßS his sympathy with of Turkey, and his condemnation of th oovite, than whom the Turk waB .,L Uvwaß Christian; but at'the same time, a found in separating the object tho protection of Turkey, fro® f sights of oontempt; it was a demand not for the purposes of religion, but of power. , Neither did the position, nor tho antecedents | of the Busßian Government present to an Amer ican Republic any elements of hope or any grounds of sympathy; it was a despotism, un redeemed by a single institution devoted to tho equal good of the people. Tho mass of the na tion were serfs in condition and outcasts in treatment, and its external system was one of encroachment. Russia conquers not to en lighten and make happy, but to subject new realms to tho rapacious grasp of its double headed eagle. He spoke of Poland thrice par titioned, and the polioy of Catharine, which is the policy of her grandson, and said, in the . contest between the Czar and the successor of the Prophet, the Amerioan heart throbbed in sympathy with the Sultan; but there were other actors in tie arena whose reduction of the pow ' er and extent of the Russian Empire might be snooeeded by armed interposition in the affairs of other sovereignties. The warning had been given, and the United States had been pointed at as the next Power to which the Allies would extend their attention and their force. Russia fought for the “sick man’s patrimony,” and France and England had their own purposes to accomplish, for which they fought. He con troverted the accusation of ingratitude towards -poweTS which claimed to be maintaining tbo lib erties of the world, and asserted our ability, without their aid, to take oaro of our own inter ests ; but we should lose nothing by wise pre paration nor by looking steadily at the dangers j Whioh beset us. He thought it impossible to look upon the elements of commotion, which arc now at work in Europe without anxiety. Into what formidable combinations they may ultimate ly arrange themselves, is beyond the roach of fanmnn sagacity; but whatever they may be, they will neither be formed, nor will thoy ope rate in any friendly Bpir,t to the United Stateß; and we should follow the example of our fathers, and do our duty in a perilous crisis as they did theirs in one more perilous. Duration of EnglltU ministries* The following ncooant of tho names and the duration of the various Administrations whioh have governed England sinoe the passing of the Reform Act of 1832 may, at this moment, be in teresting to all parties. Tho Ministry of the late Earl Grey held office from November, 1830, to August, 1834, and was instrumental in carry ing the bill for tho reform of thp representative system. On the resignation of Earl Grey, in the Whig Ministry was modified, andWisoount Melbourne waß raised to the office of First Lord of the Treasury. This Ministry was dissolved by William IV.,in November, 1834, when Sir Robert Peel was summoned by the King from Rome to form a new Government on moderate Conservative principles. Sir Robert’s tenure of office, however, was brief, for, in tho following April, (1835,) tho right Hon. baronet was defeated on the famous “ Appropriation Clause” of the Irish Titho Bill, and Lord Mel bourne once more resumed tho reins of Govern ment. This, tho second Melbourne Ministry, endured from April, 1835, to August, 1841, or upwards of sir years, exclusive of tho week’s interregnum in 1839, when Lord Melbourne tem porarily resigned, and was reinstated on the re fusal of Sir R. Peel to take office under certain circumstances whioh need not be reverted to. In the summer of 1841 the Whigs were defeated in two Parliaments elected under their own auspices, and Sir R. Peel formed that adminis tration which carried the principle of Free Trade, and was eventually upset in 184 C by the secession of its '* Protectionist ” supporters. Lord John Russell’S Administration, which suc ceeded, lasted from Juno, 1813, to February, 1852, when a defeat on the Militia Bill induced his Lordship to resign office. Thca came tho brief Administration of tho Earl of Derby and the “oountry party,” which lasted about nine months. It was dissolved just before Christ mas, 1862, and the Earl of Aberdeen succeeded as the head of a Coalition Ministry. - The Ad ministration has lasted a little more than two years. It will be 6een that tho second Ministry of Viscount Melbourno held office forjupwards of six years, that of Sir Robert Peel (the eecond Ministry) nearly five years, and that of Sir John RttßSeli noarly six years. During the period in question, viz., from 1834 to 1854, three appeals wore made by existing Ministries to the public opinion of the nation—by the usual constitu tional course of a general election. Thus, Sir Robert Peel dissolved Parliament in December, 1834, and the result was a considerable, but not adequate, accession of Parliamentary support; Lord Melbourne dissolved in 1841, but the coun- try returned a majority of 100 against him, and the Earl of Derbj’s appeal to the people in 1852, was, to jadgo from the result, similarly, though not equally, unsuccessful. The Diplomatic and Consular Bill, now before Congress, abolishes all outfits and affixes a regular salary to each mission. Ministers to Great Britain, $17,000 annually ; to Franco and China, each $15,000; to Spain, Russia, Austria, Prussia, Brazil, and Mexico, $12,000 each ; to Peru, $10,000; to Turkey and Chili, $9,000 each; to all other countries to which Ministers are now sent, $7,500 each; making an aggre gate for twenty-eight full ministers of $259,500. The Secretaries to these Legations oro to reoeive salaries of three grades, to wit: $2,500, $2,000 and $1,500 a year. The salary of the Commissioners to the Sandwich Islands is to bo $6,000. Consuls are to receive salaries varying from $l,OOO to $7,600, that of Am sterdam being the lowest, and those of Liver pool and London being the highest. They are not to transact any other business. Charges upon invoices and for vising pasßports are abol ished. Commercial agents are appointed at abcu' one hundred different points. Congress could go one step further and improve the bill, and that is, to abolish one-half these missions as of no earthly use or consequence; nothing be ing required in our intercourse with one-half of the countries named which calls for any other service than that which a commercial agent may perform.— Ledger. f£?*The prevalence of inoorrect notions upon the subjeot of medicine, is a great cause of misery. Medical practioe Bhould not be gov erned by principles cautiously deduced from the contributions of long experience and close ob servations. How important, then, that no medicine should be taken by invalids unless it emanates from the hands of men of talent, judgment, and the strictest probity. Hoofiand’s German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M. Jacksoo, Philadelphia, iB a preparation emanating from one of the most celebrated practitioners of modern times, and one of the greatest medical writers Germany ever produced. This article is now in able hands, a 3 ovidenco that the article is prepared carefully and skillfully, it iB pro ducing thq effect.the original inventor intended, is used by many of the leading practitioners of Philadelphia in oases of debility of the di gestive organs, and biliary apparatus, and the diseases arising therefrom. We therefore re* commend this medicine to suffering invalids. See advertisement. Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad. We anticipated much from the election of Jas. S. Ceaft, Esq., to tho Presidency of this Road, and it is very gratifying to find that our expectations are already being realized. We tee in the Pittsburgh Post an announcement that the work has been resumed, and will be prosecuted with vigor, until tho whole line is qoippleted between Pittsburgh and Steubenville. We have loDg feoen familiar with the energetic character of the new President, and observed, through a series of many years, his promptness and decision in all matters in which he has had any concern. We congratulate all interested, on the bright prospects now dawning upon this favorite enterprise, and would toko this place for soggeßtiDg to tho business men of Pittsburgh the duty of sustaining Mr. Craft and tho Di rectory in the loadable effort now making to en sure tho completion of a work which must prove S to be of incalculable advantage to their city.— Reporter. The Whigs of the First Congressional District of New Hampshire have been unable to make a nomination for Congress against the Know Nothing candidate, and adjourned their Con vention with the understanding that what w&b left of the party should voto as they please. This iff jaet what tho people pleaso to be about thMB d»y». C».l. Meredith P. Gentry is said to be the Kuivr Nothing candidate for Governor of Ten- li|Jfenring^o4. OFFICIAL PAPER OF TEE-CITY. PITTSBURGH: FRIDAY .MbRNINQ:::::":“:::FEBR6ARY 23. 43r Heading Blatter will *>® fouud on each Page of this Paper. JRS-8. M. PETIItiQHJ. * CO., newspaper Advcrti'ir.g Jfjcnts,tne the Agents for the Pittsburgh Dally and Weekly Poit t and me authorised to reeeivo Adtebtisementa and tiuascHiPTloNS for us at the same rates as required at this office. Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their offices are at New Yoee, 122 Nassau stbeet, Boston, 10 State stbeet. SIORNING POST JOB OFFICE. We would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we have just received from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and are now prepared to flll orders, for Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for exhibi tions. All orders will bo promptly filled. Newa of tlie Day. Gov. Pollock has refused to pardon Dr. Beale, the Philadelphia Dentist. Gen. Houston lectures to-night at Boston, “ on Texas.” The Sunday mail over the Contral Ohio Ral road is discontinued. Strong, the Mormon momber of the Miohigan Legislature, has only throe wives. The Sheriff of Ramsay oonnty, Minnoeots, charged $5OO for hanging an Indian. Tho Senato has passed the bill authorising the construction of three railroads through tho tei ritories of tho U. S. It is said it will he defeat* ed in tho House. The Belgian Chargo at Washington has re fused to send back the Belgian oonvicts lately landed at New York. Mayor Wood has re solved to.havo them seat baok at the expense cf Now York city. ggy Wo publish on onr flrßt page a summary of the speech of Mr. Cass in tho Senate, on tho 20th inst., in relation to the intentions of Eng land and France in regard to this oontinont. It will well repay an attentive perusal. We would call atteutiou to the notice in our advertising columns of -a meeting of the Btookholders of and Steubenville Railroad Company, on the 7th of M&roh next. The Report of the Auditors appointed to inves tigate the financial affairs of the company will then be submitted. We understand the auditors have made a thorough and searching investiga tion, and their report will be of much interest to ibe stockholders. THE MEETING TO-NIGHT. The meeting at Washington Hall to-night will probably be well attended. Much feeling exists in regard to the conduot of our members on the Senator question. All our people want a west- ern man. The Know Nothings must do as they pleaso about it; but certain it is that none bnt a west ern man will satisfy the west; and we believe it is equally certain that none but a Democrat can beat Simon Cameron. The Whig Know Nothings have got all the valuable offices, so far; and Democratic Know Nothings at Harrisburg, pledge themselves to bolt, if the Senatorship, too, is to bo given to the Whigs. NATIONAL SYBIPATHIES-TUE ENG LIBII PRESS. When two individuals quarrel, or two rowdies fight, each party is anxious to eecnre tho sym pathy and approval of the bystanders or neigh bors. And bo it is with nations. When two or more nations go to war each party labors to con vince all the rest of mankind that its can 96 is just. This was nover more striking'y manifest ed than in the case of the present European war. itussiau, Frcnoh, English and Turkish manifestoes have followed each other in rspid succession for the la9t eighteen months, design ed to fix the blame of au impending and bloody war on the different parties involved ; and for several months the western nations were the most ancceBsful, and secured tho general sympa thy of the civilized world in behalf of their causo. They were tho nearest and hadthemoßt immediate access to tho civilized nations ; and wore more closely allied to them by commerce i and political relations. Eight months ago the press of thiß country, which is presumed to give voice to public sentiment, was almost unanimous in wishing success to tho arms of the western be the fact now. When this “Eastern Question 1 nationß in the conflict. That cannot bo said to firet assumed a threatening aspect in 1858, it seemed like a strong nation assailing a weak one without just cause ; and all joined ia wishing success to Mahomcdan against Christian arms. Bat a change has taken place in the publio sen timent of this country. Nearly all tho strong nations of Europe are now allied against Russia; and the empire of the Cxar stands isolated and undaunted against tho fleets and armies of half the civilised world. Its fortresses are assailed ; its ports bombarded ; its provinces invaded; its ■ integrity threatened, and its armies dofeated. It seemsuo longer the Colossus, too strong for sym pathy ; too remote for kindly regard ; and too graoping and expanaivo in its polioy to secure the approval.of other nationß however distant. There wu» another cause of thischangeof pub lio sentiment. Members of the British Cabinet openly declared that England and Franoo were allied for tho purpoao of settling western as woll as eastern questions. This, os all know, was aimed at this country- Jealousy of tho growth and expansive tendencies of the United States has long influenced tho jolioy of England and France. They wocJd have prevented, if they could, the annexation of Texas; the acquisition of California and New Mexico, and the grants of routes for our traval aad commerce aoross Central America. They protested againßt tho annexation of tho S&ndwioh Islands ; tho pur chase of Cuba; the treaty of friendship and commerce with Dominica; Qnd, in fact, were and still are every whore bußy in hemming in and contracting tho limits of our commerce and our territories. With two such strong nations combined, and influenced by such motives, there oan bp no doubt that the successful and speedy termination of the war in Europe in their favor would bo almost immediately followod by suoh acts of overbearing insolence and aggression to ; wards this country as would lead to unavoidable | difficulties, or tho humiliation of this oountry. It has becc me very apparent that we have no slrong polilical reasons to desire the speedy ter mination of the European wgy in favor of Eng land and.' Franoo. Russia ia employing thoir forces, and exhausting their power; and thus providing .for our security from assault for years to come; unless poace be restored in Eu rope, with,ln a few years this oountry will have attained a position and a power that may defy the jealous y of all nations combined. This vie w of the matter has bad much to do | with that obvious change of publio sentimontin | this count ry of which we speak. Tho English ; people an 3 fully awake to the state of feeling in Amori on, and are getting decidedly angry with thebr Yankeo oousins for their refusal to B/mpathiz a blindly with them in the struggle of their government for Bupremaoy in the eastern world. Some of the English papers are indalg iiginsame very abusive remarks iu regard to this oountry. We copy from the London CAron icle, tho following sweet-tempered remarks on the subject. The writer assumes that the Amer oiua desire an alliance with Russia for the most mercenary purposes. He says: ' “The alliance, it is true, is not profered in a very complimentary fashion. '.The 41 States ” meu avowedly wish to keep friends with the 'Russian Emperor, merely for the .sake of what they can get out of hiip. It is theig old habit to bargain the way to greatuesh, nationally and in-1 dividnally. Accustomed in earlier periods to j obtain territory rrom the red men in barter for , blankets and brandy, they etill cannot forego a ohanoe of improving the weakness or troubles of other people into the opportunity for Borne profitable "deal” for themselves. To say nothing of former transactions, at tho Oregon boundary, in Texaß or California, they have just ■ obtained possession of a large slice of Mexico, bought from its distracted and impoverished owners at tho small prioe of ten miltion dollars. At the present moment they have fixed gfeody eyes on Cuba. Respecting the . means of ac quiring its ownership they are perfectly indiffer ent, so that the 11 lone star” be but added to their banner. They are equally ready to pur- , chase, if Spain be poor and willing to sell; or to annex, should she be disturbed and- weak. But one thing iB predetermined —that, through whatever prooess the property ohangeß hands, its future American proprietors will have got it at the best possible bargain. “ Towards the Russian Emporor the attitude of our republican cousins is much the samo. They look on him as a customer with whom they are quite prepared to buy or sell or ‘ Bwap’ —to ‘do business,’ in short, of any oharaoter he chooses, so long as they can but realize some thing handßome of it. If he wishes to sed his North American estates, they have the dollars ready. Or, if he will admit them to share in several little pickings whioh are at his disposal in several parts of the world, they will give him in return all the aid and oomfort whioh their commeroial.intcrcourse and personal sympathies can afford.” The writer of these remarks in the Chronicle iB more witty than wise, and more ill ; naturcd than either. If ho could look a little further in to the subject, ho would learn that our govern ment is determined to have no “entangling alliances” with either of the contending par ties ; and that the peoplo of this country have very little sympathy to spare for any of the des pots involved in the European contest. If Rus sia must fight for the possession of Constanti i nople ; England for the safety and extension ol her East Indian conquests; France for glory and the control of the Mediteranean, and Turkey for the perpetuity \of lalamism, despotism and polygamy ; the people of this country can look 1 upon the struggle with as much indiffcreuoo os the Bufferings of the poor soldierß will permit; and will ohoriak no strong hopes in regard to the result, except that the people of the European na tions may, in the end, overthrow all despots; and that the allies, in the meantime, may find plenty of employment for their fleets elsewhere lhan in American waters. Another. —Got. Pollock evidently intends to have the military affairs well attended to daring his term of office. Hr has already appointed about ono hundred “ Aids " with the rank of Lieut. Colonel. Ho has lately appointed Capt. John M’Alister, of Washington county, an Aid.” He is Sheriff of tho county, wo believe. With his civil office and military titlo together, he ought to be able to preserve tho pence in his bailiwiok. FTJBTHEB NEWS BY THE BALTIC THE WAR. Raglan** Latest Despatch. “Beforb BEBASTOPOL, January 23d—To the Dako of Newcastle—My Lord Duke: Nothing has occurred of importance in our front, hut tho enemy has occasionally opened a ftro upon our loft attack. ***** “Tho weather has become milder; but tho country is still in a dreadful stato from melted snow. “ The army is well supplied with warm cloth ing, and, if the Commissariat were adequately provided with transports, and the huts could bo at once brought up, there would bo no other cause of suffering than the severity of a Cri mean winter and the duties imposed of carrying on a siego in such a climate at tbi-s season of tho year. I have, &0., Haolas.” Latest French Despatch: FROM OCX. GANBOBEBT. January 24. —•• The wcaiher has become mach milder and finer. Tho troops have sup ported the trying days wo have just gono through, with admirable courage; their confi dence was never shaken for one moment by the extreme ecverity of the temperature. We have every reason to hope that the depth of tho win ter in tho Crimea is past. We resume our work before the town with renewed activity (Signed) I “CankoßEßT. Russian Despatch. Jannary 28.—N0 cbango has taken place in the state of affairs before Sebastopol. From time to timo the enemy throws sheila and rockets into the town, but the damage done is unimpor tant (Signed) MutcuiKorr. Later Private Despatches. January SOtA,' 1855.—“1t is stated that as goon as the fortifications of Eupatoria are com pleted, Omar Pacha will maroh on Sebastopol, and then, doubtless, a great battle will bo fought. Tbo Russians have fallen back on the side of SimpheropoL” Adviocs from another source stale that Men cbikoff has received orders to attack Eupatoria and Balaklava, if the slightest prospect of sue* cess offers. February lsl, via Vienna, Bth.—The Grand Date is lying ill of ague, at Cherson; the Grant Duke Nicholas is in Sebastopol. Tho Russian army is in want of supplies. Great Drttain*»Oomplete List of the New MlnUtry—Lord Palmerston Premier, First Lord of Treasury, Viscount Palmerston. Lord Chancellor, Lord Cranwonh. President of the Council, Earl Granville. Lord Privy Seal, Lake of Argyle. Secretary for Foreign Affiire, Earl of Clarendon. Home Secretary, Right Hon. Sydney Herbert. Colonial Secretary, Sir George Grey. Minister of War, Lord Panmuro. Chan cellor of Exchequer, Right Hon. W. E. Glad stone. First Lorj of Admiralty, Sir James Gra ham. Public Works, Sir Wm. Molesworth. In the Cabinet, but without office, Marquis of Lans dowoe. President of Board of Control, Sir Charles Wood. Postmaster Geooral, Visoount Canning. NOT OF TUB CABINET. Presidont of Board of Trade, Hon. Edward Cardwell. Lard Groat Chamberlain, Lord Wil loughby D’Eresby. Lord Steward, Earl Spen cer. Earl Marshal, Dako of Norfolk. Lord Chamberlain, Marquis of Brcadalbano. Master of tho Horse, Dake of Wellington. Commander in-Chicf, Visoouot Hardinge. Master of the Mint, Sir J. F. W. Hersohell. Master of the Rolls, Sir John Romily. Attorney General, Sir A. E. J. Coekburn, Q. C. Solicitor General, Sir R. Bothell, Q. C. Judge Advooate General, Hon. G. P- Villiers. Chancellor of Duoby of Lancas ter, vaoant. Lord Lieutenant, Earl St. Germans. Lord High Chanoellor, Hon. M. Brady. Maßtor of the Rolls, Uon. T. B. Smith. Attorney General, Hon. V. Brewster. Solicitor General, William Keogb. __ Panama Raileoad —The fare over this road has been fixed at $25 ; children under twelve years of ago half prioo. Freight on baggage ot passengers 10 oonts per lb.; on gold of,l£ per cent., and on silver $ of one per cent. The pay of a Chinese soldier is three dollars & month, and for ovory rebel that ho kills, ho gets an additional month’s pay, to obtain which he must produoe the doad rebel’s left ear. The library of 1100 volumes used by Napoleon at Elba, is still preserved on that island. Many of tho works contain notes in the Emperor’s own band. Thimbles are a Lutoh Invention. Tho art of making them was brought to England by John Lofting, a meohanio from Holland, who eot up a workshop at laiUngton, near London, and prac tised tho manufacture with profit and sucoese about 1695. JO- Whit our Neighbors say of Dr. Bl’- I.one’s Celebrated Diver Pills. We the undersigned, having made trial of Dr. M Lane B Celebrated Liver Pills, must acknowledge that they are the beet medicine for Btck Headache, Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, that we have ever used. We Uke pleasure In recommending them to the public, and are confident, that if those who are troubled with any or the above complaints will give them a fair trial, they will not hesitate to acknowl edge their beneheUl e»«% Rg nnXi East Tro} , MRS. STKVENB, West Troy, p g a hove valuable remedy, also Dr. M’Lane’B cel ebrated Vermifuge, can now be hod at all respectable Drug Stores In this city. Purchasers trill please ho careful to ask for, and take none but Dr. M’Lane’a Liter Pills. There are other mis, pur porting to be Liter Pills, now before the public. Also, for sale by the sole proprietors, FLEMING BROS., Successors to J. Kidd A Co., 60 Wood street. febU:d*w Balm or Thouiaad Flowers* for Irnuu- Tying the Complexion, and eradicating all T aw, PiMPLES'and FnscxLza from tbQ face. Bold at Dr. KBYBER’B, 140 Wood e treat. J*n3o ■" «•-rj •» - '\«v v-;.- *.- • ’■' ' «’■ *' ■ ■ . *' • : ■■ •is' !V tr-=SB" Cnaslua M. Clay, of Kentucky,still tcpturo they before the Sousa Libsiaet /ifisooiiiios, in MASONIO IIAU,, on N£Kl' IDESUAT EVENIkQ, the 27th insLant. - : ■ Subject— bespotUm of Slavery. Doors open at 6V$ o’clock; Lecture to commence at 7 o’clock. Tickets of admission -0 cents; to be. principal Music and Dook Stores; Hotels* library. Booms) Lr-cturo Comm Hue, ana at Indoor. •\VM. TI. KISOAID, ‘ IiKNRY WOODS, JSLIAS W. IRIBU, JAMES DUOUANAN, Lecture Committee. Pittsburgh and StettbeiivUla Halt* ly? road Company.—in adjourned meeting of the Stockholder!! of mis Company will be held on -VViD NESDAT, the 7th of March, at 10 o cloak, A. M., at their offieo, No. U 0 Third street, at which the Report ot the Audi tors appointed by thorn to investigate the accounts of the Company and Treasurer will be submitted. n v order of Stated Meeting. y GEORGE BLACK, Chairman. Sidney P. Von BoNSHQSSt, Secretary. |fgb23:3teod K\V BOOKS.—Just received by Express tne following Aatibiograpby of Cbaa. Caldwull, M. D.: by Harriet W. Warner. Just published. . Tho Sons of the Sire-?; a History of the Progress and Destiny of tho American Party. Just published. Nelly Bracken: by Annlo Chambers Bradford. History of Mason & Dixon’s Line: by J. H. B. Lat Tobe. Popal Usurpation. Ida May. Wolfurt's Roost; new work by W.lriiog. Alone: by Marion Hatland. Ruth Hall: by Fanny Fern. Life of Horace Greeley. Life and Boauties of Fanny Fern. Suxe’B Poems, in two styles of binding. Godey, for March i 20 cents. ; Petewon’s Magazine, for March; 17 cents. Ballou’s Magazine, for March; 10 cents. Yankee Notioue, for March. Tom Cro3bio: by Lovfr. Frank Leslie’s Journal, for March. Call atthe now and cheap Book Store of SAMUEL B. LAUFFXIt, 87 Wood street. FOB IRELAND. t New Yoek, Auguat 30,18&2. 4 1; ' . V *' , . * , *»■ s* • * '♦ .) *» '•£ • .; ;*• * THE BOSTON POST. THE PRESS AND POST, —AND— TIIK BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POST, for 1855. THE TKEM3 of our Journals for the ensuing year are: For the DAILY POST, $8 j for Ibe PRESS AN D POST, feemi-weokly, (Tuesdays and Fridays) $4; and for the STATESMAN’ AND WEEKLY POST, (Sa unlays) $2. These pßpero have been publ shed in Boston duriDg the last twenty years, and have ste.dily increased in popular favor. Their range of subscri lion is exceeded In extent and aggregate by no paper in the New England States. They are edited by Charles Q. Greene and luebard Frothingbatn, Jr., and employ a large and competen corps of assistant eEton*, trportors and correspondents Neither I lubor mi expense ia spared to make their columns valuo* I ble and interesting. l'be RtADiso M.vrrca U arranged in the most caretu* and s etamatic manner. In its Vauieit mav be found the source of the success which the Post baa enjoyed, and. we Hatter ourselves, merited. In the editorial department, th- amount of correspondenc*, foreign, and from different | parts trf thi Union, tho condensed news paragraphs; the r'ports of home matters, lectures and entertainments; the thotoug'u sod accurate marine information; tho daily financial and monetary remarks, and weekly reviews; the gleanings from London Piatoria’s and European publ.ca* lions; tb- political records; musi:al notices; humorous and eptgnim.\t c mattor, and poetical contributions; which make up the daily ic*ua of tho Post: the reader may grati fy .-very desire, wbotber for amusement or Information. Tbo "first sid “ of the la h daily recurrence o! 6PICT vJMbty, selects and original, designed to meet xvsbt taste. , . . .. i liclr sdmrtisiag columns embrace an almost entire synopsis of ihe busln*»3 of Now England; and from that d-psrtment of the paper alone can bo obtained a correct impression of the character of trade, its fsriliiieaacd ila operations; while the financial editorialß give an accurate T p iW of passing events in «he commercial world. The PftESS Ah’D POST is made from tho Dailv s con tents, and published ovtTy Tuesday and Friday morning. It is*clearly and handsomely printed on fine paper, in clear type, *n l the subscription U I* per year. The BOSTON STATESMAN AND WEEKLY POsT already enjoys a very large circulation; and ita rapidly increasing ILs- attests th»« which the public entertains for it. Its contents form a history of overy week; foreign news in detail, domsUc information, agricultural items, commercial and monetary arttale*, statements or trade, of th*< weather, of crops, Lc ; arcuunts of meetings, political records, news of every description, poetry, pleasant reading matter, humorous items, epigram?; In fu-'L a thoroughly furniriied general Newspaper— a brief and cotupreh* «»ve hlstorr —a vehicle for every species of useful and enter taining infomiatba. The Staizkx.isU published ut the rat'j of a vr.ir for rutMcriptlon. Clabs, taking ten or mnr- r..wc.s in oc« package, will be furnished at a liboral discount. I lit- journal* l art- cartful!" conducted. ancl, as our pa* trr-i’H?*- proft-s lo cecordance vrith ihc public want. They ar- edited in a faith in democratic principle*, but Id a §pirii uf forbearance and cancxlinlioa towards ah panics As ad wr medium* tii* y arc uusurpai^U; penetrating, as <p.. m ruch a ruritdy of households scattered arer the * hojf I'oion, and read tw they arn by ail classes of the com niuolty, Ilu-v furnish au t-pponuaUy for the Uiflusiou oi in ibruiiitk.n W Lu-h can fcarcely be obtained elsrwhere. UEU>, OitKKNK * 00., t<> •„>! Wnt-- ctrw»t l*-,«*on. s i rt J 1 SI U A U AJj l-'ltr mhl fln’.ne lusnrnnce Company Of I'K.NN^VI.V\NU. JBnanry Ist, IsS.'j. »|ini: lUr» k>Howiu£ ptßt«*mt>at of Hip ai i y. f-n Iho L>i January, 18W : Mr" omnium* term January 1,18 M, tc .Uuutry 1. t«V> J152.5E1 SS Marls** l‘v.?ra»nu>« <• I fffm J nuary 1, IflU, to .Unu'-.rv 1, iSiij 103.590 74 I.; .Jut tag !i.*» s»ncie {»t*r od Oma.S"toes, KKuru.-l I'rvwlum?, nr,*i of ftU kind* - The focipanj la' lh«* fallowing ASSETS Ca-di Itrmo, lk-nds and Mortgagee, Ground Meek* .tr. Premium Note* Guarautec* C*pl a!, paid tu and ;.v >UT»d A. J. ,111 urn, p,s-*ry. j. I*. lUTUERFORH, Fn»*X irfu.d cu all kinds ct Fire ami Marine llbiu) bv A. A. CAHUIKIt’A HUO., Agents, corner Fou.tb and Kui brMd <'r *•’< f«d.2*J’4w Flit 8 T AIIKIVAL SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. ff’HK SUUSCUIGKKS have just re-eivei, and are now X opening, tn« most desirable assortment id DUY U.rIDS ever ■-Acted In ibis market. \V« call particular at* lention to a tew scry choice articles. Extra Pl/:h Fa ry Ced'd Silks, entirely Dew design ; do do Black do do; do do Twisted do; Satin Plaid and plain Tissues and Borages Printed do do; do ikrage Delaines; do Ch&lliu do; Wry handsome French Lawns; do do lirtUianlOPOß; A good assortment of French work, Collars, Under Chemisette*, Tory cheap; Embroidered liexn* stitch and plain Linen Cambric Uandkerehlcbs; Linen Tame Cloths and Table Linen*; French and English Fur* nilure, Chinties, whito and colored Furniture; Llmatry. a full ossertment of ti loves, Hosiery, Mitts, Ac.; Irlah Lineup, Musllur. together with a complete assortment of overj article, either Fancy, Staple, Foreign or Domestic. W« solicit ms examination of our Stock teforo purchasing elsewhere; as we flatter ourselves («inco we bate estate hsbed ttso cash njet«m) that we nan supply our patr.us on more liberal terms than any house west of the Mountains. Wc return our thanks to our Irieuds for their many ea* teemed facers to our Arm, under it* former lltlo, and hope ib«*y may still continue them to the establishment, under Its ntw itTLC. YOI>NO, LOVE 4 IiKO., f»d)2J formerly Ymipg, Stevenson A L v*. iiUliuK’» MiW YORK. Tli'-ti JfUUWUtU, Established in IHI3, has now on hand, ready lor immediate dehrery, in touts to suit purchasers, 100,1300 pounds Kuinan/fype of new cut; 60.cc0 “ Faucy / Type; 10,000 “ Scripts of various styles, u.W)O '• ,Uermans; f>,ooo “ ornaments iu great variety; 0 ih)u “ border*; 30,100 feet Brass an i Type Metal Ru es, and all the novelties io the bu«lnei-B. All the above Types ore cast by s cam power, of the new composition of metal peculiar to this Foundry, and which it certainly superior to any ever used before Iq any part of the world. The unequalled rapidity in the pr cess of cast ing, cuublea me to sell these more durable types at the pi he* of ordinary typos, oithir on credit or for cash. Pro»sef>, Wood Type, and other Printing Materials, ex cept Paper and Cards, (which havu no tlxed quality or price) furnished at manufacturer's prices. The latest Specimen hook of the Foundry is freely given to all Printing OOlcos, on the receipt of Fifty Cents 10 pre pay tho j-ostnge. 4£tf- Printers of newspapers who clicoso to publish thid advertisement, lueludlug this uote, tbreo limes before the llrfit day of July, ls[>6, aud forward me ono of the paper*, will be alanvei tholr bills at the time of purchasing five llme3 the amount of my manufactures. Address (JKOllUlv UKUC2S, 13 Chambers street, new York. . CL A 1 U HOTJfiL, (i-imeff Venn ami St. Claxr streets, Pittsburgh, fh. rpllK undersigned, formerly of '‘Brown’s 1i0.e1,” having X taken this large and commodious HOTEL, and having reiitiud it iu magnificent style, would respectfully luvite his I'rioiiJs and the traveling public to give him a call. As sured, with the convenience of tbo house and his long ex perience in the business, ho can giro omirc satisfaction, and his charges moderate. fold” WM. C. CONNELLY. Removal. HINTuN, intending to move ou the Ist of April to the corner of Tuuuel aud Wylie streets, is now selling off uil hi* customer uuiie BOOTS nod SHOES, low for cash fcb'22 For Kent. DRUG stork AND FIXTURES, at Corner of Penn aud liaud streets. For terms, Ac , apply to lehi-2 AU$l IN LOOillS, 92 Fourth st. ALL ' ABOUT “fanny FERN I—Wno sac Was, Arm Wuat she is!—The expectant world cau now bo en- ItgLteucd lu regard to these matters of a perusal of “Tbo Life and Beauties of Fanny Fe.ru,” now first published, and fur mile by MINER A CO., 32 Smi hfield stmt, 1 vol, cloth; price $.l. The work is outbimtio In oil it* details, and is pronouuced tho wittiest, spiciest book of tho season. UoJey'tf Lady’ti Book for March ; Peteison’s Magaziuo “ Frank Leslie’s Journal “ No. a Harper’s Siory Book “ Woil'-rt’s Roost and other papers, by Washington IrvlngJ The iuitiiUa: a story of Mo-aura Life; My Courtship, and its Ooncetiuonces. All Nmy Books for sale by MINER A CO., feh‘22 No. 32 Smlthtiold street. /‘UlDurs uAiiY d HOUR, for March, just received; \JT Annual of Scientific Discoveries, fur 1865; Large supply of Tho Whig Almanac: Life and Beauties of “ Fanny Fern.” Received and for eulo at the cheap book store of W. A. UILDENFENNEY A CO., Fifth street, opposite iho Theatre. Call or send for any thing jou want. feb22 Houses, stokes, of* ices, ac-, to let.—a Dwell ing House ou Third street, opposite the Gazette Buildings—xeiit $2*25; a House, corner of Wylie and Towsend street; No. 131 Third sheet, u Dwelling House and Store Room—rent, $250; l o large Three Blory B ick, on Kofi* street, at the head of Fifth street—s3oo; 6 Ofilces in Splane’s Building, Filth Street;.a large Uall on Fonrth ptreet; a large Store Room on Fourty street; a large Store Room ou Third street, next lo tho Dispatch office. Apply to Ifeb22] S. CUTHBEKT, HO Third Bl. BO WN AND TETLEY'S RIFLES are cheap and well made. Emigrants would do well to give us a call. We keep a large Stock of our own manufacture always on hand. All Guns warranted. mtiZi IlalE —100 barrels Louisville Lime rec*d and for sale by j ieb22 HENRY H. COLLINS. TvRIED BEKF,~HA~MS and SHOULDERS, lorraietiy J J feblS F. R. DBA VO, Reported” Expressly for the Daily Morning Post. From Washington. Washington City, February 21.—A comma nioation was Bent to the Senate to-day from the State Department requesting the Committee on Fiuanoe to insert in the Appropriation Bill a provision for outfit, &0., alleging that during the vacation the present Minister to England would return to this country.- ■ . The resolutions of the Legislature of Rhode Island asking twenty-one years for naturalisa tion, and measures to prevent the influx of foreign paupers and criminals, nnd ,a provision requiring naturalization to be consummated in Open Distriot Court, were presented by Mr. Allen. Celebration of Washington's Birth-Day. New To'ek, February 22. —Washington’s birth day was oolebrated with considerable spirit by a military and civic parade, flags on buildings and shipping, snlutes, &o. Fbii. adebphia, February 22. —Tho birth-day of Washington was observed by military parades, salntes, &c. Poor Bouse Destroyed by Fire. •Buffalo, 'February 22.—The Erie County Poor House waß destroyed by fire yesterday. There vere 600 inmateß, all of whom were remorod safely. Tho loss was not ascertained. Residence at Evergreen. THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his property In tho Evergreen Colony, Rosa Township, five miles from tsbnreh. The boose is 08 by 34, arranged with lour Rooms, 1 ? Kitohon, and a large llell on the first floor, and laprovldod with a Water Closai and Bath Rootn-tUotaUer with suitable hot and cold water pipes. Attached to th« house are Two Acres of Ground, held in fee, on winch thme Is a Weil of untaUing soft watur, a Stable and a Chicken HouS The Olcny is provided with a School of the high ost order, and is under the management of a gentleman from Virginia, a member, well qualified to teach even the higher branches of study. This admirably conduefrd School iB of incalculable advantage to theiman of family, as tho ideas hero have an opportunity of shcotin,, without tho contaminating lnttuence of culture pressure, too efien found around Bchools in the city and immediate vidn ty. The llooso and the Two Acres will bo sold with or with out ttnSiuterest in tl.e farm property, and the avails will be taken in tiaUmca end cerhficzta of depsn< against f'“ 2l WILLIAM A. HILL. OlWood street. • Tavern and stables for itont. IW ILh RENT, to a good Tenant, for one or more yeors, the Tavern stand, and Stables connected therewith, at present occupied by P. Bhepler, situate on th. corner of the itiamonii anil Diamond alley, Pittsburgh. ThU stand has always had a. good country market httfil* neS \7iy\r U loCatWl fM SS*. CHRISTY, feb2ltd6Uw2l*3 At the Offlco of the Gas Co. p£KKS Y'lj VANIA ItAlli ito THE LEWKTOWN BRIDGE REBUILT. All Trains now Crossing on the new Bridge I—the Fast Train wiU commence runLiog again on MONDAY NEXT, February ‘.Cth. leaving Pitta burgh daily, (except Sunday) at 1 o’clock P. M. feblSDlw J. MESKIMEN. Agent Penn’a Railroad. _ the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General I Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and fur the county ol Of Peter Bnaghman, of the Fifth Wart, city of Pittsburgh, in the county aforesaid, humbly «meweth, — That your petitioner hath provided himself "with materials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at hiadwel* iinz house In tho Ward aforesaid, and praya that your Honors will be pleaded to grant him alicense to keep a pub lic booi-o of entertainment, and in &aty bound, will pray. PETER BAUGHMAN. We, the BUbscjibcw, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, uo certify that the above petitioner U of good repute for honesty oad temperance, and is well provided with house room and conveniences for the accommodation of strangers and tra velers, uud that said tavern U necessary. Louis Dure, Robert Binaley, Edwiu Qaigg, R. Bean, J. Ward. J. Wefesor, R. Bell, Charles A.-Bryan, Jacoo Ahl, James Kerney, D. D. Andy, M. Schwartz. [feb^l:oU4w. I VoTuU HANDS NO MOKE ANNO ! —Daring U. 13 to tv element season of the year, when bo many persons are troubled with chaps, chafes, Ac., on their hands, it is well to Snow that the HERPETIC SOAP heals all soreness, and remove* roughnessa of the bands. It renders tbo ekiu soft, smooth and white! and having been uasd vrilh great success lor t-oreml years past, in this city, it baa never been more popular than lit present. Its low price places it within the reach of till. 12*4 cents per cake, or 51,26 a dozen. Sold by . . 9 * b. C. CUTITUKRT, 140 Third street. XJSyUeware of imitations. The genuine is Bold o*t» at the above place. t-bZI ANOTHER BCfFLY or the Life and Reautiwi of Fanny Fom. Ja*t received— I'eterson’s Magazine Cor March; Yanke» Notions, New York Journal “ Revived and for salo at the cheap Book Store of W. A. GILDENFENNY A CO., Fifth opposite the Theatre. r FEItN.—The Lite and Beauties of Fanny Fern; ? prlrejt. Yankee Notions for March, 12) « ciB * P«?ti*rtOu'n ilaglilao 11 1&, V * *• F rtrE a.e by 11. MINF.UA CO., No. 32 *wllhfl*-M Hir^td. KiLEY’S HOTEL: CORNER FODRTH AND GRANT BTREETB, PITTSBURGH, PA. m-rtOiyl E. RILEY. Proprietor. Tn THE OOCUT »»F COMMON I‘LK.VS. No. 29 ui He cumber Term, 1964. In tb» matter of tbo voluntary in signinent of M. Qodkinson to Thos. K. Sill. . And now, to wit, Febroury J 9, lfc6s, on motion •{ L a l of I) Reed, in open Court, it is ordered that notice be given to all persona loteresud, by publication in two newspaper* published in tLe city of Pittsburgh, at least one* a week for three consecutive weeks, that an ap plication w.ll bo made to the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday, the 10th day of March, 1566, for an order on paid a«sijrm** to re-transfer and re conTey guid assigned property, and f:r the discharge of sail assignee and his sureties, Ac. Ilv the Court. From the record. feh23 ED. CAMPBELL, JR., Prothonotary. $230,765 62 *134,903 f>6 G9.7G3 U) 532.149 29 « TJsi’Tl 57 . 2y 1,346 62 100,QUO CO ARE particularly invited to call and examine our stock of tttovea, compti'-in« every variety required for Steamboat u«w* f which we offer at prices that cannot fall to give jßithfactiou. 6 GRAFF, RKISINGKR 4 GRAFF, 124 Wood street. -JkTi.GIC 79 i/UiV SALK.— A VALUABLE tfAWUteiX, o t *7 feet i; Trout, on Leacock street, Aliejfaeny City, near the Pearl Mills, by 123 feet deep to Rebecca street, with a large Two StoET BRICK IIOU9B, with hall, 4c., and convenient ly arranged, largo yard, Hydrant, Coal House, Wood Shed, 4c. The above having a large front on taro good scteets, and lo a favorable location, is very desirable, and will be sold Tor £1,700. Terms—s7Co in band ; remainder, $lOO, at oue and $t>CQ In ten years. 8. CUfUBERT 4 SON, • Real Estate and General Commission Agents, MO Third leb'2Q BOOK 8 LORE RKMOVKD.-A)ur fnends, customers, and the public generally, are requested to bear In mind that we bare removed our cheap Book, Newspapor and Magazine store to No. 43 Fiflh street, opposite the Theatre, whore we Intend to keep on hand every thiDg in our line of business. Persona dealing with us will always find all the new publications on our counters os soon as they are Issued from the press. Don’t forget the place, Fifth street, opposite the Theatre. „ _ *teb2o W. A. GILDENFENNKY 4 CO. WORKS uN GARDENING. —Pardee's Treatise un the Strawberry, The Fruit Culturist, and Downing Fruit Book, Young Gardner's Assistant, and a largo assort ment of Books on Horticultural and Rural affairs—just received and for sale by fa 1.20 JAMBS WARDROP. / vbl> PlbU—UiuO selected lur sole by teWO ___ JAS. MCLAUGHLIN HED POTATOES—IOO buahula Or sale by f e b2o JAS. MCLAUGHLIN. A SINGLE MAN,whounderstandGardenlng and attend ing market. Apply to J. J. GILLESPIE, fcblthiw 76 Wood street. THAT FrNE MANSION on Penn street, the former resi dence of Gen Larimer. _ FOR SALE—Eight-ninths of the steamer THOS. SUM TER, an excellent boat, and In good condition. FOR SALE OR TO LET—The BANKING OFFICES cl Qen. Larimer, on Fourth street. For particulars enquire of Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., or oJ tbo undersigned. THOMAS MELLON, febl9:6v ' Trustee: It ti True 1 THAT PICTURES cf superior excellence may be obtained at OAUUO’S New Dagnerreari Galle ry, No. 7G Fourth street, at prices varying from One to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to please. Children taken in a few seconds. Call and examine specimens of tho various styles. Rooms open day and eve ning. feb!9 i| r . Davld Hant, Dentist, May again be found at his office, on FOURTH Streot, nearly opposite Patterson's Livery Sta* bio. fcb!9:3w C”^ORN” ME A t-f&" bbls iresh ground just arrived and for pale by JAS. M’LAUGULIN, fobl9 No. 10 Smltbfield street. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—4O sacks for sale by fßblO JAB. M’LAUQHLIN. BEAN B—loo bus to arrive by Railroad and for sale by feblO HENRY 11. CQLLINB. GRAPE BRUNERS—&U pairs of tbo German Bruners, the best pruulng instrument in use, for sale by feb!9 JAMES WARDROP. BlUi) CAGES—IOO improved pattorns, various fiios, &i reduced prices, for sale by feblO t>IIU> BASKETS—2OO Nest Basils, for eale by JJ f»bl9 JAMES WARDROP, BIRD SEEDS— Fresh Canary, Hemp, Hope, Ac., by feblO JAMES WAIiDKOP. BROOMS— 60 doren this day received and for Bale by fobio henry n. ooluns. BUTTER-10 bbls prime roll received and for Bale by feblO HENRY H. COLLINS. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON A CO. will open, on Monday, February 19th, another large lot of red, yellow and white all wool Flannels, which will bo cold at about one-half the usual price*. feblO DELAINES. —A. a. MASON A GO. Will open, on Mon day, February 19tb, 4 more cases of new stylo M. De lolnes, at 8,10 and 13)4 cents, usually sold for 18% and 25 cents. feblO SHAWLS.— A few more of those splendid Emplro State Long Sbawlfl at $3. usually sold for $O, may still be had at A. A. MASON & CO.’S, feblO 25 Fifth street Laundry Blue. THIS IS SIMPLY INDIGO DISSOLVED, without inju ring any of its properties. It possesses a decided ad vantage over tha undtssolved Indigo, on account of the facility with which it can be used and its cheapness; it be ing a well known fact that not more than one-half of the Indigo can be dissolved in water. Washer women and fam ilies will find it a great saving. For sale by „ •;an3o JOHN HAFT. Jn. DR. BRUNETS UNIVERSAL REMEDY.—This remedy is far superior to any that baa .ever yet been offered to the public. Operating upon all the organs of the body, and upon the skin at large.lt reestablishes, when disor dered, that relative aotion which is necessary to be per formed by the different organs of the system in a stato of health, ond which ore always deranged In a state of disease. It is acdpable to any aDd every disease, in all stages, and has made the most astonishing cures that have ever appeared upon record. Price $l,OO per bottle. Sold by U *feb!9 S. L.CUTIIBERT, 140 Third st. AHH IS USELESS UNLESS EMPLOYED!— $2,500 Wanted.— Persons seeking an investment for their cash can purchase a Ground Rent of $3,000, on valuable City Property, for Twenty-live " a - CPI ™^ S treet. rivAULB CLOTHS. —A. A. maWN A (Xi.wiUopen another 1 invoice of those Japanned Table Covers, at 60 and 02JS cents; usual price $1 and $1,25* Also, 130 more of those Square Woolen Sbawla, at 60 coots, lew Steamboat Owner* Gardener Wauled. For Sale* JAMES WARDItOP. jBEB- For Bronchitis, Throat; Hacking Cough, and the effects of imprudent use of Mer cury, no medicine has ever' been discovered which has effected such curei as Carter’s Spanish Mixture. Throat Diseases produced by salivation, Hacking Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Neuralgia and Rheu matism, have ail been-xeUevod and cared in a.wonderful manner, by the great pnrifierof the blood,Carter’s Spanish mixture. Vbe case of -Mr. T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any -vbo doubt. Call on the Agent and procure a pamphlet containing cures, which will astound you %• See advertisement. ffg-Tbo PleAture and Comfort of being mi fitted in ft SUIT OP CLOTHES, in greatly enhanced by having them good, and SUITABLE TO the season. QUIBBLE has got all that is necessary to.offect that great consumma tion. both as regards fit and quality of goods.' Persona wishing to experience all this, and be only moderately*, charged, can do so by calling atSHDLmmx street, head of Wood. P. g.—Pantaloons, in particular, Is one of his grtalUX fortet . He cannot be beat In the style anil fit of this gar menu Numerous referencei could be given, if nece.ssary i to corroborate thisstateme t. fdec9) B. 9BIPBLB PITTSBURGH Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Company; ! OFFICE R FIFTH STREET, MASOSIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA. KOBEET GALWAY, President. Jas. D. M'Qill, Secretary. , , _ • This Company makes every inaorahce appertaining to or connected with LIFE RISKS* A ... Also, against Hnll and Cargo Risks on the Ohio ana Mi*- dssippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally. And against Loss and Damage by lire, and against the perils of the Bea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to all parties. umxcTOEs: Robert Galway, Alexander Bradley, J ames 8. Boon, John Fullerton, John ftFAlpin, Samuel ITOlurkan, Wliiinm Phillips, James W. Hallman, John Scott, . Chos. Arbuthnot, Joseph P. Gaszam, M. D., David Richey, James Marshall, John tt’Gill, Horatio N. Lee. Klttanolmr. *ui©cxton»»»AU Elecuon jor umcers lor ’‘Gib Company for erecting a Bridge over the Allegheny river opposite Pittaboigh, in the county of Allegheny, will be holden in the office of the Company, at the north end of the Bridge, on MONDAY, the 6th day of March next, commencing at 1 o'clock, P. M. Sbs:lm JOHN HARPER, Treasurer, rr—Hovatd ABBoclatloix»«BQUP KITCHEN BRANCH, SEVENTH STREET.—The Managers of the Society will bo glad to receive-donations of Cash, Bread, Meat* or Groceries. The wants of the deserving Poor must be our excuse for asking material aid promptly. . President, Gov. WM..P. JUHNBTON. Hon.WM.B. M'CLUBE, S. W. BLACK, Managers,- -L. WILMARTII, K. CHESTER, noble. Treasurer, 0. WILMARTH. We cannot promise to publish the names of the donors, but will be glad to receive their gifts. t*b\o AiINOLD <fc WILLIAMS) HAOTFACrU&K&S OF Chilsoa Furnace 8, Wrought Iron Tubing, and Fitting Generally, FOE WARMING AND VENTILATION OF BUILDINGS. 4®- A. & W. will contract for warming and ventilating, by Bteam or hot water pipes, or Chllson’s Furnace; Church' as, Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green Houses, Court Houses, Jails, Hotels or Dwellings. No. 45 Market street, Pittsburgh. Jan2s HOETH WESTEEN INSURANCE COMPANY, 0?tlCB, NO. 70 WALNUT STILEET, PIIILALKLEULA. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Authorized Capital, $300,000. LIABLE FOB THE LOSSES OF THE COM- Motes, (negotiable lonn,)secured byllort gageS-and J udgmenis........—*— .$lOO,OOO In Bills Keceivablc, Mortgages and Judgments, . Bonds, 4c- - 10J.SJ0 In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items— —~ 47,000 LTotal - ..—.5258,000 EL CAOWJ3L, President. O. H. IBIBU, Secretary. j£g- tf C e, Maxine and Inland Transportation risks, taken at current rates. REFERENCES . PITTSOTEOB. Kramer A Bahts, Carling, Bobertson * Co. N. Holmes A Sobs, Win. Bogaley A Co., J. A. Hutchison A Co., I). Leech A Co., Morphy, Tieman A Co. Waiariglit, Huntington M. L. Hollo well 4 Co., A Moyd, ■ DstHl S. Brown 4 Co, a 1L i Ueo. Abbott, Wood 4 Oliver, Heaton ft Denckla, Caleb Cope ft Co, Cbas. Megargee ft Co., ft Co, Bankoia, Hon. Wm. 1). Keley, Scott, Baker ft Co., Harris, Hale ft Co, Beal, Milligan ft Co. J. BANKS KNUX, Agent. No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh CITIZENS’ insurance Company of pltt»burgfa.—WM.BAGALEY, President; BAMUHL L. MAK3IIELL, Secretary. OMu: 94 Water Sired,Uivsten Market and Wocdslrtcti. Insures HULL and CARGO Bisks, on the Ohio and Missis* Bippi Rivers and tributaries Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire. ALSO—Against the Perils ot the Sea, and InlandNavlga* tlonmndTransportation* William Bagaley, luebard Floyd, James M. Cooper, Samuel M- Kier, Samuel Rea, WUliamßlugham, JohnS.Dilworth, Isaac M. Pennock, Francinjfcjllerß, B.Horbaugh, J. Schoonmaser, Walterßryani, William B. Mays. John Shlpton. decSl Western Pennsylvania Hoipltalt— Drs. L. Scaisci:, Second, between Wood and Market atr«ets,and J. lUro, North-east corner of Diamond, Alle gheny city, are the attending Physicians to the above Insti tution, for the first quarter of 1854. Applications for admission may be made to them at all hours at their offices, or at the Hospital at 2 o’clock, P. 2d. Kecent cases of accidental injury are received at all hears, without form. jilftg* HOWARD Health Association of h£? Pittsburgh, Po— OFFICE, No. IDS THIRD ST.tKET, opposite the Telegraph Office. This Association la organised for the purpose of affording mutual assistance to each other, in case of sickness or ac cident. By paying a small yearly payment, the members of tho Association secures a weekly benefitdaring sickness, averaging from $2,25 to $lO per week. In this Association all members are equally interested in the management and profits. S. B. M’KENZIE, President. T. J. Hosier, Secretary. Finance Committee—JosiAli Knto, Jsjita Reamer, Q. N. UOfFSTOT. ' Consulting Physician—P. Irish. M. P. novSctf oißoe Ohio and Peunsy Irani a iiaii* road Company, PirranoaoH, December 23, 1854.—Notice— Tho Annual Meeting of the Stockholders and Election of Directors ad the OHIO AND PENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, for tho ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company, in Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY, tbe 25th day of January, 1655, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 3 P. M., (meeting at 10 ) . By order of tho Board of Directors. dec2o:td J. ROBINSON, Secretary. Franklin saving Fund and Loan (hg? Association, OFFICE, No. 97 FRONT STREET. Discount Day—MONDAY. Notes offered on SATURDAY to the Secretory, at the store of John EL Mellor, No. SI Wood street. Weekly Dues received at the some time and place. [decl:3mj J. WHITTIER, Secretary. TO Let—»THE SECOND STORY OF THE NEP. TUNE ENGINE HOUSE (a Hall suitable for public meetings.) will be let for three or four nights in the week. Enquire of GEORGE FUNSTON, dec-L3m at 8. M’Clurfran's, No. 96 Wood street. rr-==a> Kotlcet—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO CIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the first WEDNESDAY of every month, at SCHOCULEITER’S, in tho Diamond. ' By order. jsl;y QSO. W. BEBSB, Secretary. rr' O. O. Fi-Place of meeting, Washington Hally Wood street, between Fifth street and Ylrgin alley. PiTTSDUBoa LQM*»No.33b—Meetsevery Tuesday evening; Mxbcantili ExcAJipMiNT, No. 87—Meets first and third Friday of each month. fm«?26:lv ATTENTION 1 8. L. U.—You are hereby notified to attend at your Armory,.on - MONDAYS, WKDNES* DAfS and FRIDAYS, fjpr drill, and to transact such fans!* ness as may come before the Company. P. KANE, mar29tf md Secretary pro tern. MOSES F. EATON, No. 10 Sixth street, agent selling and baying PATENT RIGHTS, is now authorized to sell the following lately patented articles: Hopper's Patent Veneer Plane; Trott's patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines; Doan's Rock Drilling Machines; Coo's patent Drill, for Drilling Iron; Copeland’s Stationary and Portable Saw Mills; Crawford’s Steam and Water Guages; and, Griffith's Wrought Iron Railroad Choir Machines. These articles hare been examined by practical mechanics and machinists, and pronounced superior to any in use. He is also authorized to sell Rights to make and rend these articles in any part of the country. He has also for sale hot-pressed Nutts and Washers, and finished Brass Work. He is also prepared to take Agencies for the sale of ether patented Rights and new Inventions, and give to the busi ness faithful and constant attention. He refers to the following CARD. llThe subscribers have long leen acquainted with Ur. Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation In recommending him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gen tleman of undoubted integrity and indefatigable IndusLry. in whose exertions every reliance may be placed. Neville B. Craig, W. Robinson, Jr., Wm. Larimer, Jr., John Graham, W. 11. Denny, H. Childs'A Co., James Wood, N. Holmes & Sons, F. H. Friend, Kramer A Rohm, F. Lorenz, L. B. Livingston, Knap A wade, William F. Johnston, William Phillips, Andrew Fulton, Wilson H’Canaless, A. W. Loomis, Pitt an naan, November 27th, 1864. Doan’s Patent Kook Drilling SlMhluei, WEIGHING ABOOT SOO POUNDS; can be worked and moved by two men, and do the work of -five or ris.in the ordinary way. 8. S. Fowler A Co., Manufacturer*. The subscriber has been appointed sold agent La the Uni* ted State*, for the Bale of rights to use these Machines. MOSES F. EATON, Id Sixth street. RZ7KB VO Hon. Wm. F. Johnston, President A. V. R. R.; W. Mllnor Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A. V< B. E 4 Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. A 0. R. JL; 0. W.Barnes, Esq.,Chief Eng. P. AC. R. 84 Messrs. Manfull A Nicholson, Contractors for the P. A B R.R. _ ” dec!9 E W BOOKS. —General Notions of Chemistry: by Pe loose and Frerny; translated from the French; colored plates. Nelly Bracken; a Tale of Forty Tears Ago; by Annie Chambers Bradford. May and December; a Tale of Wedded Life: by Hnbback. Brushwood Picked Up on the Continent, or Last Sum* mer’s Trip to the Old World: ey Orville Horwitx. American Sportsman: by Elisha J.Lewis; illustrated. A Translation of Virgil; new edition. The Pioneer's Daughter: by Emerson Bennett. The Mysteries of the Court of Queen Anne: by W. H, Ainsworth. Just received by express and for sale by ham»L. B. LAUPPEB, 67 Wood street NOTICE. DALY’S BTOCKING MANUFACTORY, No. 20 Fifth strut, first comer above Market street, PIM3BBBQH, PA. WTTVnv wtt.t. be found the largest and best assorted Btock of HOSIERY ever offered for sale In this city. Purchasers trill dnd It to their advantage to call at this es tablishment and examine for themselves; It la all I need to Insure their custom. 0. DALY. N. B.—Remember the Can? Btocona Ooßms. fobhy' a D. t •• ... ■ ■ • v .- K , V.'*■*-'-=-rV'T 7 “ V• v'r 1 ' - -J.--. V'X «r.^, . . . THE ONPA.RRALLEX.ED BOCCESS OP THE SABLE ORPHEASS Has indnced the Manager to prolong his stay. MB. HAYS, . Tlie Unparall«-d Dancer, -wUI appear for the first tlmotn this City. PR O FESS OR 0 L ARK Will appear and perform many cf his Wonderful Fire Feats. MB. .1. BLYTHE BOOTH, The India Bahbex Man and Contortionist, trill alto a(pe <gr- Box paxtlcnlaxs, see email bills of-tho day.-ga EebSßltr • 1x. HAS BEEN USED WITH GIU2AT SUCCESS^—The Herpetic Boap, the real genuine article, can only .bo ob tained of the subscriber, at No; 140 Third street. It cures all chaps, chafes, &c.; heals Bore rough hands, and renders them soft, smooth and white; removes tan, sallowncss and redness of the shin. The demand for this valuable Soap dally increases, but a constant supply can always bo found |at No. 140 Third street Price Vi x A cents a cafre. * 8. L. CUTBBERT, I feb3 Third street, near Bralthfleld. IANO EOUTE JK)iVsl76.—A good itosuwood rase octave Piano Forte, worth when new $225, will bo sold lor $175, cash. - - ' Also, a Plano for rent, at the old established Plano Do cot of CUAHLOTTB BLUJHJ, V feblO ' 118 Wood street. ,in ANOII Al GAP3—Just received and foraale low, at 91 Swood street. ■ IfeblTJ J. WILSON & SON. S - Ilk plush caps, muffs and cuffs, coning >t JSF ; ; J. WILSON ft EOS. DEUCTCifiC AGENCY. oo»r2Taltf CITY HALL. ’O. SUGAR— IO hhaa for solo by . , (eblT SMITH,.MIIR A HUSTBB (■ K&INKU SUGAKS— * . £\, 10 bbds Granulated Sugar; 20 “ Leaf Sugar;. 20 11 Cruahed Sugar; 15 “ Coffee Sugar;, for sale by ; SMITH, HATH b HUNTER. BIIOOMS— 50 dozen fancy Broom? for Bale by febn , , SMITH, SI AIR & HUNTER t 1 >ANN ulL—lo bbla primt» for Bdle by • J_ fab!7 SMITH, MAltt A HUSTEB, BUTIEfi— 1 bbl packed Butter; 20 kegs tio; for sale by • - SMITH, ilAia * HUNTER, JSU ah»<- a),uuo 8. & Prindpes j 0 26,000 H. 8. fiegara ; 10.000 Havana itegars; for sale by - SMITH, MAIU A BCNTEB, 122 Second and 161 Front atretst. Spring Style Hats* g* WE WOObl) INVITE ear friends andthepublic generally to call and examine oar new and beautiful of Corrugated Hats,/which -we are selling low tor cash. Also, ©nr Celestial Cap, which Is acknowledged to be the neatest and btvt Cap of the season. feblT J. WILSOM A SON, PI Wood st. Dress Halting and Ulilllnaryv MBS. fl. E. CAttGO is prepared to make to order Daisa* zs, SUsmiAs, TalmaSj Ac., on the moat rea sonable tArra-u Apollo buildings, No. 70 Fourth st. [feblT : ' Patent shower Bath.- THE BXJB3OKIBEK baa purchased tbe patent for a snpe* rior and useful oriiclo of SUOIYEK BATH—oommoal* ous and occupjibgbut a small space; can ho readily man* aged by a child. >6 has been highly recommended by physicians wherever'exhibited, and should be in every household. The subscriber offers, on advantageous terms, the PATENT BIGHT for tbe counties of AlUGflisi, WJtsr* ; Moaiuun) and W&BBiuaros. The cities of Pittsburgh I and Allegheny wid be disposed of separately, If desired by agents. The modt*l may be seen at the Good Intent Hotel, I Lioertv street, where terms will bo made known. : l feblfcdlwawlt* JOBS MOLONEY. ‘ CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SEOII-ANNUAL SALE OP A. A. MASON & 00., AND STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN'PBIOES. A A. MASON k CO. will coutinua their sale through # the month of February. Their immense stock will ,be again marked down and offered at still greater reduction in prices. ___ ~ febl WARRANTED NOT TO FAUE—Tho Pictures taken for Fifty Cents and upwards, at the Enterprise Gallery, Wilkins Hall, 102*Fonrth street. jan2o Ml*. WASHINGTON PKUPfiKTX.— Frame Dwell log House, with large lot of 112 feet trout on the brow of the hill and tanning bach 422 feet on Bertha street to an alley, wlth'a well of goo 1 water, ahaie and fruit trees, a stable, 4 c.; a good boaid fmeo around the properly. Price $2,500. Persons desirous of a pleasant residence and pure air, with a view of the two cities, rivers, Ac., would do well to attend to the above. Applyroonto S. (JUTHBERT & SON, No, 140 Third street. Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad stock will bo taken at par in exchange for a good Farm of 100 acred, 2\A miles north of New Brighton, if called for. soon. Enquire of v THOMAS WOODS, jan22:tf 75 Fourth street. rpllii HERPETIC SOAP Is the best article we,haY6 ever JL for rendering the skin, smooth and fair, and pro* venting it from chapping. If you have sore, rough hands, give it a trial. Only 12J4 cents a cake. Sold-oulyby feblO S. L. CUT b BERT, UP Third street PEOPLE SAY THE ENTERPRISE GALLERY X turns out extra fine pictures, and at Very moderate prices. Call and tee for yourse\t Prices 50 cents and up* wards. Wilkins Hall. 102 Fourth 9ti*eL fcb7 m> w | nnaAllegheny county ponds; fipiU.UUU 60 shares Ohio and Pa. Railroad Stock; wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Broker, feb7 • No. 92 Fourth street. '| uiE Tttlftß, or Conversations cn the importance of tho X Ruling Eider, its Scriptural Authority, Qualifications and Doties; by the author of Why am T a Presbyterian? 31 cents, by mail 09 cents. For sale by JOHN S. DAVISON, ffthS C 5 Market street, near Fourth. co*rartncralilp. I HAVE this day: associated with me, in the Coal and Mer chandizing business, in the boroagh of Temperance? file, air. Thomas Collins. The style and title of the firm will ben-after to M’GILYRAY A COLLINS, who are prepared to furnish Cool at the mouth of Saw-Mill Run, or by wagon to either of the cities, as well as transient teams at either of our platforms, upon reasonable terms . JOUN SPOILT BAY. We hare engaged the services of John Smitley, who is thoroughly acquainted with the above badness. Persona dealing with him on our account will be satisfactory to the firm. ffeblfcZwd*] M'GILYUAY & COLLINS. Groceries at Costf THE UNDERSIGNED wishing to decline business, offers his entire stock of Goods, comprising a gen eral assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, at coat, for cash or approved rates. And will positively close out his stock prior to the Ist of April, os his lease will expire at that date. The attention of the Trade, anJFamliiea desiring choice goods at low PBicss, is respectfully solicited. J. D. WILLIAMS, • 265 Liberty Street. : 4SJ- The fixtures in his former stand, 122 Wood street, consisting of a Counter, Cases of Drawers and Shelving, will be totd at a bargain. To any one desiring to engage m similar bmioejtf it will offer rare inducements. feblfclm , ateam iungine for bale. A LEVER ENGINE, complete, including rltman, Shaft and Crank; no FJy Wheel; 13 inches diameter of Cylinder, and 5 teat stroke. $6O will put it all to ning order. It baa a Pump pendulum, but no Jtamp. . For further information apply to " K a DEWEY & CO, Wheeling, Vju, or to SINGER, HARTMAN k CO*. Water street, Pittsburgh. W. k. Umu...H «.w. W. Smithy Malr & Hunter* (Late Smith A Sinclair,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MEBCHANTB, AND DEALERS in all kinds of Pittsburgh ManuHw tures, 122 Second and 161,First street, Httfiba*gb» Teona. ; ■ -/ feb9 TVI U. MIHaBSKS—ito bbla ptimo for sale by j> , feL9 SMITH, MAIB. At HUNTER. KOBIN SOAP—IOO bxa superior for sale by febO BMIXH, MAIR A HUNTER, STAR OANDLEB— 4O bxs for sale by feb9 - SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER. Sugar-house syrup— 6o b«s, Beichee's, for sale by febO SMITH, MATH A HUNTER. SUOAIMiOUfiJS MOLASSES—SO bbla prime for sale by febO SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER, BUCKETS AND TUBS— -40 dozen Buckets ; 10 do Tub 3; for role by fobO SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER, WINDOW GLASS -160 boxes 8x10; ' 75 do 10x12; 40 do 10x10; 10 do 12x10; &0 -do 10x14; best country broads, for sals oy tfeb9j SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. iNiTIALSJ— TLe Initials, a Story of Modern Life. One of the best books ever written. For salo by B. SIINKH & CO., No. S 2 Smith field street. ' Copartnership. GEO. R. WHITE having associated with hlmlntho Fancy Retail Dry Goods business his brother. JAMES WHITE, and hie confidential clerk, Sir. JOHN F. LOY, tha business herealter trill be conducted onder the name of GEO. 1L WUIZE & CO. As It la the intention of the new firm to serve the publlo well.’ costomors may rely on get ties a good article, and at a price satisfactory. Part of their stock they intend to import, and to pur* chase from first hands, so that every thing in their HnotviU bo at tho lowest cost. To enable them to do 80, it win be necessary for those persons indebted to Geo. it. White to pay promptly. Pittsburgh, February B,lBss—[fobSfclm %JsauVJSi>l - —■* J —The Bubecrlbcre haro rtv. Xb mored their Cheap Boole, Mojailne, Periodical and Newspaper Store, from 76 Fourth street to 45 Fifth streev opposite the Theatre, where we will be happy to see all oor friend 3 and customers, and the public generally. Don’t forget the place; No. 45 Filth street, opposite the Theatre. I«b9 IV. A. QItPKNFENNKY & CO. DO ¥OU WANT LUXURIANT WUiSIfEKS AND MOUSTAOUEB!—If you do, usd your beard won’t grow natural!, nil you havo to do is to use my Onguent, which will; in six weeks, force your beard or hair to grow strong and thick, and I % arrant it will not stain or "injure the akin. This I know it will do, for before I began to sell it I tried St well andthoroughly, both onmyselfand friends, and so recommend it with confidence, as do &mo 2000 gen tlemen who have used it. So says the proprietor, R.G.Cra ham, of New York. The above article is for sale, price $1 per bottle, by febi £ L. OUTBBKRT. 140 Third et. Lkau a>d LEAH —Thu subscribers are' now receiving, and will keep constantly on hand, a full supply of Hydrant and Drain Pipe of all sizes; also, Sheet Lead, from 214 to 0 iba to the square foot. . ... ■ J. W. BUTLER 4 CO, janß . __ 07 Front street... SUCH OF OUR DEPOSITORS as have not yet had their accounts adjusted, are requested to bring in their books and certificates. ... ...... A. WILKINS & CO^ «ebs . • •7V Fourth street:. ISdHI-ANIiUAL SAUS —A. A. MAS'JN A CO. Will open ft 100 dozen more of the Portsmouth Hosiery, at 50 per cent, discount; also 150 dozen of Woolen Hoods, Comforts, Cloaks, and Scarfs, at half price. . fehls (" 'lfrjTU AND SATIN CLOAKS.—A. A. MASON & CO. j have a few more Batin and Cloth Cloaks, which they Closing out at lwa than hnlf price; f„bl& -' CIJ.IUATIWM nf» » procure a situation S for a Young Man, In a Wholesale or Befall Dry Got da Sun. He has had fire years oxperlonco in the business, and can giro the best of references, . S. OOTHBEM 4 BON, GeneralAgents.no Thlnl i-treat. ' jfc wisW lUtto* uuUaia J?un ou Bant A Lane, Alleghany city ; with a largo Lot of 52 reef tout on Bant Lane, by 8i deep on East Lane. The House Jewell arranged, with hall, parlor,dining room and kltchoo, wash heusei four bed tooma, and finished attic; good collar.. hj*r drant, out oven, stable, Ac., all in good order. Pi ice s2los. 1 8. CCTiIBKHT-A BQH| | fthlfc Eeal Estate Agents, 110 Third ftteirt. ,J. fi. BOSTSA
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