The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, January 23, 1852, Image 2

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liarper , f; Piallipsi Editors ft Proprietors.
EMI
cat.tsstortFc OP TFEi ... 1 :9 93 7/"TATES
MEE'S BTICILOANI
, f: C l 7 MIN 3 TYVAIr4;
Staject to dtti46 - , of as ficiiocraiiietnra
343113 -;Min , show by their course towards , him
while in the'city that it is not mere curiosity to
zee a e' a n, as the enemies of popular demonstra
- eo is *lciest, unliersally contend ; but a high
and -hely feeling . of Republican Pbßanthropy,
- that-warms-their hearts, and prompts to such
' _wondeirfni and omnipotent demonstrations.
OFFICLAVJOIRINOL OF TIEC CITY
P=93I7RGH:
14. *0):4.31
- rot vla pßzEinnwr
Willi LAX IL KING
43F ALABAMA ;
-- .5 . 00ect io same deeiaiore
ached our ait)..t
gungatUn re and was
diotingtdaheu. last evening , lf Reception,
'The
.ght• c'clenC
committee 0
- mil'
sa abent ea d,..hy2the, w here he eiathyte• Hotel, 11r
„,.th1,11.t...,,in fin.r.
of•
the hour , and the
or
out*
~t..„. Charles . iitur6.
during
rto ~the latau _
w hi c h he
on th e
sting -- Osit i O l' inde r
only appear upon
of hie
- - --TudinP
.. could
etude
Jaffa°
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immense mul titude fo r-their
- _cloy.- ' th e hum P e ople -
-IR&
maretheexcuse
balcony t 4 - be thanked
walla- -
- ; when ” that they. - bldiepete"
P ten4l" aid. begged
recover from his
kindness;
-could
him: mt~7 he -co
Tient the 'Committee who went out to meet
lum - ara learn thaV,the *hole route froth .
sbag-to - this place- was a =dinned demon
stration,--Innuizeds and thonsandsteing asap.
bled at every place and station to see and eel
._ „
come the great olututploxi3Of Freedom.
While r at Hollidaysburg the snow_ fell and
&I - KW io each an extent as to render it alto
get44; _klitaltalle:able tor the' railroad cars to
come consequently the Committee pro
caiet4ninlatice to Ehenkirrg and Blairsville,
tm.the- - route to whicholudd snow drift' a almost
unpakdled, they ffiaind the thermometer to be
someaunes aa, much as twenty-two el:great en-111i
seat-Arrirsd: at Blairsville; our distinguished
goesti4equite 11l ; and even at 9 o'clock yeater
day morniz!gle was so urrwelli-thatliedeacia`
it impratient to procted...aliowever, in view of
all the armigements which bad been made, he
told .the Corandt:Hsf:lto':wistild proceed, and
et ten,,e'clooic the partyleft Blairsville. The day
waieolimadcabn-i. and they continued their ride
without `intermission_dopping but a few min
iiies for dinrter;=-for the whige distance of forty
- .
.urtrutg : me whole day, our streets were liter
allY„--4fllled: 'with., anxious crowds—all holding
themselves ready in a moment to join in the
'r4atied denionstration of respect to the man of
ths — friat - ll — Every hour became more and more
- - imzortant,„in'ilew of the signals that were to
nimouncethe'of o= guest. The day
te ,
- was scu" notwithstanding, this,
during the entire afternoon, there seemed to be
a general"; ieeling- _ af anxiety and expectation,
:which remained unabated, until some, time after
itm*Tenticinuced that Governor Hossah was
ic, , o*lrtill fr to, address the. People.
Hit now- be has come; and we hope our citi-
Goirzasciu. - Kossvrws-scovr.mmars
- Owing to` tivere . ifiditpotition and the fatigue
itettirel, Governor Enema, will confute him
selftip:lla room to-day, and consequently will be
ander the neoesaity of declining to receive vie' i
to.zza . inziWwc(Satarday,) at 10 o'clock, he ,
warecs_lve,thenddress of Col. Buzz, and reply
thereto:4l)n the balcony of the St. Charles Hotel,
on-which-occasion all our citizens are invited to
be,
Duren to-mOrrov; also Governor Sosstrat
will . receive such_ delegations and associations of
the,.:i*rls -of Htozgary, as may be pleased to
caU..*n
" On lionday, at 3 o'clock, the grand Fammvai.,
at lsfasonia-Hall, will take place, on which occa
tdra the lEfen. - 1- - . - W. Lomas will preside, and
address Gov. Kossurn.
Tließeeeption Committee will be in attendance
at the Bt.-Charles Hotel daring this day.
` : The Eiecative Committee will meet at the St.
Chula - Hater, to-day at 21 o'clock, P. M.
-Tn . :iota for the Festival, at Masonic may
bg'iguiveat Cen.-Laanernea office.
r :Vi r Oteington correspondent of the
lisitirtiore ,- Bun, announces the important fact
thatlfr; Pit:tame has not ypt resigned the can
_ didacy — refAitte•Pretddency, though he has been
infttmito.do so by his friends. This is a matter
cir'll.lmportariee :to "the party. especially the
party:to which he belongs, and so to' the organs of
thitOaitY-that do the public printing. The-Gs.
cotte'anl oMia_ ould see tottawlgive their
readers some on the subject.
it. 034 ars certainly in trouble as to which
one,. among,. the many aspirants to - their party
_
fa:Tor_s _4_olo be the nominee. In the first place,
.41429—re_11418 his_itirr'uPon all. the offices of
profit in the country, and if any of the inCtun.•
bet4 ; ..of Jnieb:aficitt do. not stand exactly in
lineof: mere Wink` of his eye will be sufficient to
telt them -where they must go—out of office.
- ...Filluzeraienot a real President; he is an
"Itccidatutplanderhig Accidencies areas fatal to
clit'Vhs,titeir accidental "
victories. They
-neyor, tdirire..or bring forth any - good fruit, midst
tlie:Proper think : . are lopped-off as farmers re
move tbel ,- Oinialotis sbrdeisfrom a stock of corn,
width; if „permitted to remain, would injure the
fruktfuliesiof the healthy ear.—John Tyler was
then WAnciaancy ; a nullifier and an anti
They took him • for better or for
change," worse; • grwre4P- to effect'" sa they
- -
called their leading prineole, in the contest of
• ' 1840, but they foupa..idm ti• great tied worse
than ther Pok hini`forF4o.4 when he became an
Aecldenoy, we considered hima giest deal bet
ter tban'wela ink right to _expect, considering
, „,„'
the •po li tiCel cherioter of ;the SaIiPFY vu . "
Anna him when =he went into office. gut he
passed On- of office, mi-slA'ennidtfuta, Paqif from
the As of the. people. He created s little
-grander, and when tho peopleluidazi opportunity
.„. ,
make manifest their - regret-Mr fernier fonts!
JOhiristrlik'was forgotten by sit parties. - •
oro is following in the footsteps .o
hla iredieessor, who became a great
man for il'etLort time,, as he has-by . sock eiie
•
and in pas ins away he will ;follow in thifoot
s Vain of the Mime,: whiCh_cre not %A obliterated.
Sbwever, the officers and editors . who enjoy th e
his fat official kitchen;
grellot idispOseirto pay that thei are opposed to
Pillinore; tuitikthiv-ontsiders thelsrty
they imOietkill-6114akhe - gaziiobe-j r thenihey
4lniglLtba-inuiwith 418 iitthie.
woe-ee theo:A4l4 .
04 , 1:74 —the ‘ Honest
-tytei.!l,
in tiafe,"eftei. Fillnure, hia great 'So-
cretarr ,. Thell-.i7 taa .been t:only/43,g ever
-:
wea rßrzs‘ inthe lvl Ca ° bitiet of the foie:Die. &d
-ein" b:C - = ~ g mea t s t o go to
- shall Igo : 2 e . .
- ' denVi gvhe le Al i- ut aw oc c up i es, and Jr
4.u------ that Sii.
•, 7 -hin,
~13 p...v.. _ c o - • ' `e n ted,e o ~ skew _
- % nl'l3lllE4 xlbtiret,eraliki,--- 16gtuirter now r;
401-,:froir fril l _W 3 ecl - i ll: Ai. White Rcr t ivii;l4o
' --- etiSed,?7-4-48''Pa.w''tbibeet he anti but of the
4 4 god-like" will limb
oest man et ` l / 9 4r 7
- mu m nek,thel Mi the e
soap" auik 'foss and fea thers.-" But s hey are
galY-af :hits, and: although all admit
pre-emiumAiqualifm4Ao "sit ti,eclua4r4itnilk the
field," or lead atfarmy:tvith4datintetilaloi,;htii;
few would'',ii:ty that lib is quhliftea . io be the civil'
head of ?hie simple fact
that he is too "hearty" ta take a "plate of souP,''
with patience, given a fearful indication of what
his temper would be, should he ever be elevated
to the Presidency. ,
But the Whigs may save themselves the trouble
of attending to this matter. The Democracy
will it all up to the perfect satisfaction of the
.Peci* , ,.E9Y4,:h 1 7 1 . 1 :4 the Government back to it,
natural osition—under the rule of true and
pare republican principles.
Present Postal ArrallgeZllollll3
We see if stated in the Washington correspon
dence of the Tribune, that the mail arrangements
for letters, between this country aid all parts of
Great Britain, and all parts of the British Pro
vinces of North America, including Canada, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, &c., are as entirely un
restricted as though they were all under one
government. A letter mailed anywhere in the
United States goes to any post office in Great
Britain or the North :American Colonies, vice
versa, according to direction, without any condi
tions whatsoever. It may be prepaid or it may
not, at the option of the person sending it. And
the rate of postage is the same, whether it is
prepaid or not. That rate is twenty-four cents
to any post office in Great Britain, and ten cents
to any post office in the Provinces, be the dis
tance more or less. In relation to newspapers,
the regulation is this :
All papers coming from or going to Great Bri
tain, pay four cents postage : of which two eta.
Must be prepaid at the office from which the pa
per is sent, whether on one side or the other,
and two cents must be collected at every office
where the paper is delivered. No newspaper
can be wholly prepaid. And in regard to news
papers sent to or from the British Provinces, the
same rule holds good ; only that on them the
postage must be prepaid to the point on the line
where they pass from one Government to the
other, according to our regular established rates
of internal newspaper postage. Thus, in a coun
try bordering on the British possessions, no pre
payment of postage is required. Beyond the
country limit the postage swim( according to
distance. In OM arrangement California and
Oregon:tire excepted.
Lola Houses flesOrlbed by Herself.
Lola Montez is out in - the New York papers in
a long'and well-written appeal to the American
people, in which she describes herself to a most
persecuted individual; 'a model of virtue as well
as forbearance ; a great admirer of Sing Louis
of Bavaria, whom she looks up to and rever
ences with a filial regard; a genuine republican;
a hater of the 4esuits and of Austria ; and a
wonderful admirer of the American people, in
cluding their departed, heroes statesmen and oth
er worthies, Washington, Jefferson, Franklin,
Fulton, and Jackson. By her selection of Jef
ferson and Jackson from our political leaders,
she is evidently a.democmt, in the party sense
of the word.
She describes her sufferangs abroad, from the
forgeries, slanders and persecutions of the ab
solutists, as intolerable. King Louis, she says,
was also basely slandered, but she loves the
" kind old man" as a father. From her resist
ance to a 'bribe of 4,000,000 frunce, with the
title of Princess, which, she says, was offered
by Metternich, she must be a most incorruptible
lady. She winds up with a prayer that her slan
derers may be forgiven, and with an appeal to
the American public for protection for herself—
"a humble, unobtrusive, (I) defenceless ddnaeuse
in a foreign land." Lola is determined to keep
herself before the people.
Oregon as it Is.
Gen. JosePn Laws, who after serving through
the Mexican war, as a volunteer, and doing glo
rious service, was commissioned Governor of
Oregon Territory, and was removed by General
Taylor, for some cause not known or to be
known, is now the Delegate in Congress from
Oregon. He has issued a Circular in reference
to the settlement, soil, and climate of that Ter
ritory, which contains much interesting and val.
noble information
Gin: Line estimates the putdation at 20,000,
and says the immigration ispidly increasing,
owing not only to the natural advantages of the
country, but to the liberal provisions made for
actual settlers by a late law of Congress. By
that - law liberal donations of land are made to all
who will settle upon them previous to the first
day'ef December, 1853. To a single man -one
hundred and sixty acres, and to a married man
three hundred and twenty—one half in his own
right and the other half to his wife in her own
right, upon condition that they will live upon
and cultivate it for four years. The population
is of a substantial character, much better than
is generally found in new countries. Those who
contemplate emigration to Oregon should be
ready to leave St. Joseph, on the Missouri river,
with a proper outfit, by the first day of May. Ox
teams are much to be preferred. Provisions for
the trip, and sufficient blankets for bedding,
with such tools only as are necessary to repair a
wagon should be , taken. Dry goods, groceries,
furulture, and farming utensils, of all kinds, are
abundant in Oregon, and,no one stiould,thhok of
taking such things with them.
_ _ _
ta n , Judge Lynch, according to the Marshall
.(E) Democrat, has been operating to some ex
tent in that nelghlio - rhood. Ate late term, eight
persons were tried and found guilty, two of whom
lived in Marshall, and the other six on the hills
on Mill Creek. "Old man Birch," now seventy
years of age, was compelled to leave the county;
he settled there twenty-three years ago, from
Monroe ceunty, Ind. He had three sons—John
was lynched to death in Arkansas, Bob Birch is
under sentence of - death, and at large, and Tim
Birch is in Marshall county jail, on a charge of
larceny, with every probability of his going to
the penitentiary. What a family.
tta. The whole number of banking aesocia
tions and individual bankers doing business in
the State of New York on the Ist day of Decem
ber, 1851, was 244, viz : chartered banks 721
banking associations 95 ; individual bankers 77.
During the year 87 banking associations and
individual bankers have deposited the requisite
securities aud_commenced business. The whole
amount of securities deposited was .1,810,281,
, and the circulation issued on these securities
amounts to .2,801,251. Total amount of notes
in circulation $15,871,004, for which securities
have been deposited amounting to $18,822,-
714.
SLAVZB ron Quarronsta.—On the last trip of
the steamer . Isabella from Charleston for Hava
na, twenty young men from Burke and Cataw
ba counties, N. C., were passengers en route for
California. They took with them twenty slaves,
in the capacity of servants, with the intention
of working them in the gold mines. Several oth
er parties from North Carolina have engaged
'passage for themselves and their slaves, on the
next trip of the IsabeL
„EarrosArrori op ran RAPPEBS.—The Rochester
;Democrat says that for some time the elect
issuing dokbellevers in Spiritual Manifestations
thavOkeett quietly removing from Madison and
tk e.ex lioinitig counties to Mountain Cove, Fayette
couuty,, where they have purchased $14,000
worth of fate land. The papers dictated by the
Spirits, Olt:the papers heretofore published in
Amhara, Will be revived in that new land of
promise.
-*dr Late Euglia - papars — state- that a mare
been brought to that.eil,' &IL 1038 Wight
en the plains of Venezuela bya party of *tiff.=
ican hunters , end that has sofa_partiolil'of hair
upon her entire body. She iffBgclf:t4 6 l*T7
symm errbial in her proportions, andiOtivaislcin
airiest a 43 soft, and smooth as velvet,
air Several yotatt, gentlemen of tot* hoe
resented. to . William Sidney. Smith '
Secretaq to the SritiP , Ponsui at .
splendid fravei tia,--com ti oeivwp- e '
p it c her, and.tWO gobletsr4n consideration of
his generous attend= to the unfortunat e pi a ..
IM2S attached UlaeliC P 3l4 4)2Tellifint.
A PRAYEA -FOS 1117iidAf4Y.
Home of our readers may recollect the prayer
of the Hungarian Chief fo z : . hiti.,-;c0ni,..0i,::413 be
WBB about going into has' ,
become so familiar to , :its, ft:it'll' be pleasant to
have it called to thin4 - ...'im , Tah Cibibition of his
character. HoWSetv.:pitblic men in such an ex
tremity', would betaking themselves to
God, and openly committing their interests to
him in prayer:.
Koss]Uhl. Prayer on the Graves of those
who had fallen at 13.apolits.
He stood by the last resting place of many of
his dearest friends, and of thousands whose fear
leas - hearts but a few short hours before beat in
unison with his own, in its high aspirations after
national liberty and glory. Eossuth raised his
face to heaven, and uncovered his head, an ae•
tion in which he was Imitated by all present ; a
smile of unearthly beauty played round his lips
—it was not kindled by joy, but by faith—as he
clasped his hands together and with a bearing
that can never be forgotten, uttered the prayer,
of which the following is a translation from the
German:
" Exalted ruler of the Universe, God of the
warriors of Arpad, look down from Thy starry
throne upon Thine unworthy servant, from whose
lip the prayer of millions ascends to heaven, ex
tolling the infinite power of Thine omnipotence.
My Go. Thy bright sun shines above me, whilst
benea y knees rest the bones of my brothers.
Thy stainless azure over-canopied us ; but be
neath, the earth' is red with the sacred blood of
the children of oar fathers. Let the fructifying
beams of Thy glorious luminary shine upon their
graves, that the crimson hue may be replaced
with flowers, and the last resting place of the
grave be still crowned with the emblems of liber
ty. God of my fathers and of my race, hear my
supplications; let Thy blessing rest upon our
warriors, by-whose arms the spirit of a giillant
nation seeks to defend Thine own precious gift of
freedom.
" Help them to break the iron fetters with
which blind despotism would bind a great peo
ple. As a freeman, I prostrate myself before
thee, on these fresh graves of my slaughtered
brethren. Accept the bloody offering which has
been presented to Thee, and let it propitiate Thy
favor to our land. My God, suffer not a race of
slaves to dwell by these graves, nor pollute this
consecrated soil with their unhallowed foot-steps.
My Father I my Father I—mightier than all the
myriads of earth—the Infinite Ruler of heaven,
earth and ocean—let a reflex of Thy glory shine
from these lowly sepulchres upon the face of my
people. Consecrate this spot by Thy grace, that
the ashes of my brothers who have fallen in this
sacred cause may rest undisturbed in hallowed
repose. Forsake WI not in the hour of our need,
great God of battles ! Bless our efforts to pro
mote that linerty of which Thine own spirit is
the essence, for to Thee, in the name of the
whole people, I ascribe all honor and praise."
Father !Mathew's Return to Ireland.
Father Mathew, on his return to Ireland from
the United States, was received by his country
men with every demonstration of regard and es
teem. The Common Council of Cork presented
him with an address of congratulation, to which
he responded in a speech of much feeling and
eloquence, in the course of which he thus re
ferred to the people of the United States, and
the manner in which he was received by
them :
"No language, gentlemen, which you could
frame, can sufficiently express the measure of
our common obligation to the brave and noble
hearted and generous citizens of America, [hear
hear.) You have had ocular demonstration of
their bountiful sympathy, when, in the day of
tribulation, you witnessed in your magnificent
harbor the Star Spangled Banner proudly float
ing over the frigate " Jamestown," the distribu
tion of whose precious freight (a great nation's
spontaneous offering on the altars of humanity)
saved innumerable lives within the precinta of
our famine-stricken country. I have traveled
thousands of miles in the great Western Repub
lic, and never have 1 experienced, not only in
the Capitol, but through the wide extent of
America, aught but respect and kindness from
its high-minded citizens, [hear, hear.] My
transatlantic tour is fraught with a thousandfond
reminiscences, never to be forgotten, [hear,
hear,) and I fervently hope that the strong feel
ings of sympathy and friendship which now exist
between the people of Ireland and America may
continue as permanent and durable as the many
virtues they possess in common. [loud and long
continued applause.] Your allusion to my dear
expatriated countrymen, whom I had the happi
ness to meet in the great Republic, and the
greater happiness of enrolling among my dis.
ciples, has touched a chord which vibrates
through my whole frame. Though painfully
struck with the sad contrast which our dearly
beloved country presents in many particulars,
with the favored land which I have recently left
I yet see no reason for apathy or despair. Ire
land—this is not the place to investigate the
cause—is now passing through a severe transi
tory ordeal, from which I trust she will ere
long brightly emerge, and enter on that glori
ous career of national prosperity to which her
ample resources, now in progress of develop,.
went, must naturally entitle her, [bear, hear.]
I feel delight in already recognizing marked in
dications of a spirit of industrial activity and
enterprise, which, combined with self-reliance
and perseverance, cannot fail to effect for her
that social regeneration which it has already ac
complished for so many nations In the history
of mankind" [renewed applause.]
Tariff Reaolatioaa to the Pennsylvania
Legislature.
The following resolutions were offered in the
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania, on
Wednesday, by Mr. J. R. Flanigen, of Philade.
They were laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed :
Resolved, That the wealth and prosperity of a
State and Nation depend on the productiveness
of the industrial pursuits of its people, and that
the experience of all governments indicates that
there are circumstances under which those pur
suits should receive the fostering care and pro
tection of the National Government
Resolved, That discriminating duties on foreign
imports so adjusted as to produce the amount of
revenue necessary for the wants of the General
Government, and at the same time extend per
manent and adequate protection to articles which
are the growth, product and manufacture of the
country, are within the constitutional powers of
Congress, and ought to be imposed.
Resolved, That the experience of the past am
ply proves that a general system of ad valorem
duties is not effectual for the protection of home
industry, it being liable to great abuse and of
fering temptation for extreme fraud upon the
revenue, and that we earnestly call upon Con
gress so to modify the existing tariff laws as that
the principle of specific duties, whose efficacy
has been tested by experience, shall be adopted
instead of the existing ad valorem system.
Resolved, That our Senators in Congress be
instructed, and oar Representatives requesteil,
to use their best and faithful efforts to procure
the passage of the laws in accordance with the
foregoing views; and that the Governor of this
Commonwealth be requested to forward copies of
these ,resolutions to each of our. Senators and
Representatives in Congress, to be laid by them
before their respective houses.
GOOD NATIIIIE. —Good nature is a gem which
shines brightly wherever it is found. It cheers
the darkness of misfortune, and warms the heart
that is callous and cold. In social life who has
not seen and felt its influences ? If you want to
be happy, be good natured. Don't let little mat
ters ruffle you. Nobody gains anything by being
cross and crabbed. If a friend has injured you;
if the world goes hard; if you want employment
but can't get it ; or can't get your honest dues ;
or fire has consumed, or waters swallowed up the
fruits of many years bard toil; of your faults
are magnified; or enemies have traduced, or
friends deceived, never mind;—don't get mad
with any body; don't abuse the worlii, or any of
its creatures; keep good natured and our word
for it, all will come right. The soft south wind
and the genial sun, are not more effectual in clo
thing the earth with verdure and sweet flower of
spring, than is good nature in adorning the
hearts of man and woman with blossoms of kind
ness, happiness and affection—those flowers, the
fragrance of which ascends to Heaven.
MATRIMONY AND SINGLE-BLEMINDNESs. Ma
trimony—Hot buckwheat oakee—warm
beds—
comfortable elippera—smoking coffee round
anna—reed lips—[ahem I]—eto. etc.,-Shiite ex
ulting in buttetua—redeemed otookinge—boot-
Jachu - r-bappliiim, &o.
dingle .131tisaedness-Bheet-iron quilte—blne
nosea—frpEty, rooms—ice in the pitcher—unre
ge4ll4..rinen.r-heedleaa socks—coffee sweet
arotPdplett-I;7tta perdua biecuits—ilabby
steak4likporna-cougbe and oholics
- .'l l /. ,04 *70 0 *r 1118 e4, &o -Ugh !
$86:00410 . 43ke a man who is ashamed to
°lfeerueuit-44, A .- bundle through the streti .
no 141 400tOWSPifloatit it ;asp bp in site,
ion msylitlam down' for a brainless Tuppy,
'who is palle of doing any thing ease.
The bunion op irstina.;L-Aistriter who lived
for several years on western Boast BY a
state. 3 :tivirtlation:'exishf.antong:iiime of the
tribes sactratattS not beei:suspeeted hitherto
by these who:ihavejndged-'only from accounts
gtven.of the tribes :with *filch travelers have
come in contait. They cannot ho regarded as
savages, having organized townships, fixed hab
itations, with regular defences about their cities,
engaged in agriculture, and the manufacture of
cotton cloths for clothing, which they ornament
with handsome dyes of native production, and
exhibiting handicraft in their conversion of iron
and precious metals into articles of use and or
nament. The merchants entrust their goods to
the care of native traders in various parts of the
country, stored in huts, without protection, yet
preserved in safety, arts of robbery being very
rare. Native traders are held in high respect,
especially if wealthy, and in some cases whole
tribes engage in the business of itinerant traders,
no impediment being offered to them even among
nations where a state of war exists.—Boston
Post.
yzia. Encke's Comet, we learn from the Bos
ton Traveller, has been witnessed at Cambridge
University, as well as in this city.
The Traveler says :
" Nearly thirty years have elapsed since the
period of revolution of this, comet was discov
ered by M. Dicke, of Berlin, whose name it
bears, to be.about forty months, or a little more
than three years. Its recent returns have there
fore been carefully observed by astronomers, as
by them the theory of a resisting medium, pro
posed by M. Enke, will probably be ascer
tained."
A LnenErn.—The following is the tending edi
torial article in the last Clarion Democrat:
We have received somo sit or eight applica
tions from boys for situations to the printing
business. They are all informed that we have
taken a loci, who we think will make agooddeva.
Be is always found at churchandsunday school,
and is a quiet little fellow. We hope therefore
to have no more thunder and earthquakes about
our office for a season.
far A portrait of the Yankee was given by
Dr. Bethune in his speech at the New England
dinner. He said, "Go where you would, you
were sure to find a Yankee on his pilgrimage.—
In Boston, however,Quakers, Jews and Scotch
men, ell pretty kee managers, could not live,
for they were not keen enough for the Yankees.
Now, what could a people be made of who could
live everywhere, but among whom nobody else
could live ? "
That writer who aspires to immortality,
should imitate the sculptor, if he would make
the labors of his pen as durable as those of the
chiseL Like the sculptor, he should arrive at
ultimate perfection, not by what he adds, but by
what he takes away ; otherwise, all his energy
may be bidden h the superabundant mass of his
matter, as the finished form of an Apollo, in the
tmworked solidity of the block.
ger - A distinguished writer says :
" There is but one passage in the Bible where
the girls are commanded to kiss the men, and
that is in the golden rule, Whatsoever ye would
that men should do unto you, do ye even so to
them.' "
Pass BASKING 15 Knarrucmx.—The free bank
ing bill introduced into the Legislature of Ken
tacky grants certain privileges to any five or
more persons who may associate themselves to
gether for the purpose of banking. When a
company is formed and has subscribed stock not
less in amount than $lOO,OOO, which may be
paid by depositing with the State Treasurer,
State stock, or stock of incorporated railroad
companies, which are paying six per cent. divi
dends. and upon such deposits, a certificate shall
issue authorizing such company to issue bills, or
notes, for sixty or sixty-five per cent upon such
deposits, and to circulate the same, the company
having all the usual privileges of other Banks of
the State, of dealing in exchange, etc.
NOBLE DONlllo3.—The Colonisation Herald
announces that Henry Stoddard, of Dayton,
Ohio, has presented $l,OOO to the American
Colonization Society. He acoompanied the
generous donation with a modest letter contain
ing this paragraph :—" It may well be a source
of satisfaction to you and many others who,
through evil and through report, for many years
have conducted the business of the society, until
its avowed opponents and enemies have ceased
to bray " against it that you have so signally
succeeded?
SLAvzs Bnonartr TO ,HA--A letter, dated
fievium, Deo. al, states that four cargoes of Af
rican slaves, numbering In the aggregate 1980
souls, have lately been landed on that Island. A
Spanish brig, with 700 slaves, was detected in
the act of landing, and 480 of them seized and
bound out for seven years, after which they will
be sent to Jamaica.
MOUE Moser Wearno.—The last Congress
cut down hugely the estimates for the Quarter
master General's Department, without regard to
the public interests, and the consequence is, that
the Secretary of the Treasury now asks for an
appropriation covering a deficiency of two and
a half million of dollars for the present fiscal
year, half of which has expired.
Lot.• ?downs wi • Bow.--,it is stated that
those with whom Lola Montet was boarding in
Waverly Place, New York, had such difficulty
with her, that it was found necessary to call in
the police to assist in forcibly ejecting her from
the promises. Before they came, however, her
counsel amicably arranged the difficulty.
gar In the House of the Pennsylvania Legis
lature, Mr. Hart introduced a resolution to ap
point a committee of three to act in concert with
a similar committee to be appointed by the Sen
ate, to inquire intothe expediency of removing
the seat of government to some other location
than Harrisburg.
ger At Plaquemine (La.) on the 80th ult.,
full blown roses might be seen, covered with
Icicles. This Is a very uncommon occurrence for
the meridian of Florida. Doubtless the snows
of this winter have done great injury to the
Orange trees.
g The severity of the winter has proved
very destructive to those interesting little birds,
the partridges. A gentleman in New Jersey
says that he has seem many flocks of these birds
that had been fro;en to death, while huddled
together.
air Mrs. Murray, • fe of the British Consul
in Egypt, and a daughter of the late James
Wadsworth, of Genesee, N. Y., died in Cairo,
Egypt, on the 7th of December last. She had
been married but little more than a year.
gs 9„, Bears C. Walker, a celebrated arithmeti
cian and astronomer, woe seized with a fit of
mental derangement at the City of Washington,
a few days since. It is much feared that he will
not recover.
fer A eon of the " Green Isle" said, a few
days ago, that " this thing of put:wing whiskey
and brandy into the stratea is a elbane business !"
Backe's comet may now be seen. It will
soon approach so near the earth as to render it
perceptible to the naked eye.
Ser . The Vicksburg Theatre, , together with
Ferguson's Hotel, the 'adjoining bidlding, was
burned on the 11th inst.
ter An , *oppressed oitlsen of Georgia," has
pot:Worked the Legislature of that State to pass
an act permitting polygamy.
The man who had to lower his shirt collar to
peas under the Wheeling bridge, arrived in Cin
cinnati last week. He was laboring under a
slight attack of collarg morbus: ,
Efez,,on, being told•titit'llunyt4 , atattda at the
_head of allegorical , writers; sigl47xt warlted that
be had always-thenght—htpiii(otwiwpo ...
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A. A. CARRIER, Actuary,
noel? Branch Office, 54 Smithfield at., Pittsburgh.
/Mutual Ltte Imt
THE KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
At Covingtlin, Irentucky.
Guaranty Plaid 11100.000.
tEr Insures lives upon the Mutual plan, at Joint Stock
rates of premium, and it is believed, Offen the most sim
ple, reasonable, safe and equitable plan yet devised for
Mutual Life Insmance.
Pamphlets furnished, information 'ye and appllms•
horns received by J. TURBETT , gem,
127 Wood street.
SAMUEL DIIMORTII, Medical Examiner. (jail/
ifaNA INSIIItANOE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, voila.
Capital Stack, • 11301,00000
Mans, 44436 34
Office of the Pittsburgh Agency in the Store Room .
'Curdy & Loomis, No. Wood street
nov4:if R. H. BEESON, Agent.
Cris Awe Insurance Company.
ALBION. N. Y.
CAPITAL 9150,000. •
Secured in accordance with the General
ranee Law of the State.
fHE above prosperous and responsible Company,
having complied with the requisitions of the Isar o
thi s State. is now issuing policies by their. Agenton the
most favorable terms, consistent with prudence and
safety. 0 NICHIMION, Eresident.
H. 8. AVlCou.ost, Secretary.
Office, No 54 Eimithfiablstreet, Pittsburgh,
°earn( A. A. CARRIER, Agent.
Assoelated Pirsintai , s Insturaties Comp.
ay at the Cfty of Pitts
W. W. DALLAS, Preet.—ROBERT nrDIEYs See../2.
!L?Willlnsure against FIRE and MARINE Riddre
o kinds.
Oillca in Monongahela HMS., /Y 05.121 and 125 Votress
DIRECTORS:
W. W. Dallas, Jolla Anderson,
B C. Sawyer, R B. 'Aroma,
Wm. M. Edgar, H. B. Wilkins,.
Robert Finney, Mules Kent,
William Gorman, William Collingwoosi,
A. P. Altana:, Joseph Kayo,
' William D. Wrighter. Uo9:'
Pittsburgh Life InsturAno• Company.
CAPITAL 0100,000.
Tr Ormuz. No. 1-11 Roma Siuder...o
OFFICERS:
President—J antes S. Boon •
Vice President--Samuel Illtorkan.
Treasurer—Josephii.Lesch.
Secretary—C.A Colton.
Ur See advertisement in another part of this paps,
niy22
DUFF'SEGELECAISITILE COLLEGE,
Third Street, Pittsburgh. Pas x•
./•• ESTABLISHED IN 11140._Aucorpotated by
the
Leglalattara of Pennsylvania, with PerpentalCharter.
Pandtp—P DUFF, Principal; Anatol of the •• North.
American Accountant" and." Western Steamboat Ac
countant." Professor of Book-Keeping and Coanner..
cial Sciences.
J. D WILLIAMS Professor of Commercial end Or
asmental Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, member of de Pittsburgh' Dar,
Professor of Mereanule
CHARLES BARTBERGER, Architect of Fit; Pant*,
Cathedral; Professor of Architectural, Mechanical mild,
Landscape Drawing.
With several able Assistants in the Book-Keeping De
partment.
It will be found, on ref ranee to any of our city mer
chants or tninkerrthau toe Principal of thisltudittolott is
the only practical accountant in this eiry r ddroUng his
whole tune, talents, and about 18 yeast , eaverienee,lin
keeping books 4 to teaching i.ortant science. His
Treatise open Book , KeepingoubUshed by. theAtup -iv
of New York, has been saneunaed by the Mantic= In.
stitate, and Chamber of Catamarca, of that City, as the
most complete work upon the science extant. -
Mr. Willistas , specimens of Penmanship haviugtaken
the Aral pecoriums at the last annual fairs, both In MU
gheuy and Cincinnati, he is now admitted to be the best
penman In the west
rerurnsdesi rims of being thoroughly and practically
qualified' for business, will find no Institutton west of
the mountains offering so many obvious advantages--
business men having no confides ee in any instructors of
Book keeping, but those who have themselves kept
Books.
• ..
Circulars, with terms, malted to all parts of the eoan
try, 3n application to Mr. Dna, at the College. tjaB
lir Book Keeping, ilk.e....tiook-Reerting,Pen
maudlin, Arithmetic and Mechanical Drafting. taughtat
0 K. Ctlasism.taa Pittsburgh Canunercial Office . Per
.otts desiring instruction In •n • of the above named
branches, or any information concerning the arrange
ment. are invi , ed to call at the College and get a Circu
lar. Business bows both day and evening. See ad
verti.ement in another column.
College Hoorn§ corner o Market and Third atztets.
Collecting, BM Posting, 446.
JOHN e I , CO UDR V
anemia to Collecting, Bill Posting, Distributing
Cards anti Circulars for Parties, &.c., etc.
Er orders left • t tiro Qt re pt the Morning Post, of
euitoimes' Periodical Store,Third it.. will be promptly
attaucleA to.
Nelson's Daguerreotypes, ,„
Post Orme BmWmgs, Thifrd - Strad..
LI ICEISIFSSE'd taken in ail weathers, Boma A. M. to
5 P. AL, giving no accurate 11111Etle and animate
likeness, unlike rind vastly superior to the "com
mon cheap duvenvotypes " at the following cheap
prices :—.111450, *PAM, at 4,011,53,00 and upward, ac
cording to the size and quality of ease or frame.
hQr" Hours for children, from 11 A. M. to a P. M.
N. B —Likenesses of sick or diseased persons taken
In any part of the city. InoirWtly
Ei3- la calling attention to Dr. GUYZDTT , S finpritmal
Extrars of ietiow back and Sarsipswit/o, we feel confi
dent that we are doing a service to all who maybe at
timed with basfuloss and other disorders originating
in hereditary taint, or from imptulz the blood, Me
have known instances within thee ere of our-acquain
tance, where the most formidable • tempers have been
cared by the use of filwgzoifsSxtractqf Dgehiltad
Sarsaparilla alone
It is one of the few advertised medicines tkal cannot
be stigmatized with geaskery,for the
and the "Saner: Z)" are well known td be thereon
efficient, (and, at the Same time, inactions} agentalti the
whole Meteria fifedica:and by fax the beamed mailmen , -
pennons of theta Is Dr. esspirett Ysliss!Dmkrusd Sar
saparilla. See advertisement •
D Odd Follows , 0444 Odeetialdiditti l _Fourth
strut, hawse Wood and resru.—Pittsbunit
Encampment, No. 4, meets Ist and 3d Tuesdayser each
month.
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge.No.4, meets fid and dthTues
dayv
Mee hanles' Lodge, N 0.9, meets every Thursday even-
In kestern Star Lodge, No. it, meets every Wednesday
evening.
Iron City Lodge, No. lei, meets every Monday evhig.
Mount Morlah Lodge, Ncs. 360, meats every Monday
evening, at Union Hall, corner of Fifth and Smithfield.
Soca° Lodge,No. 385, meets every Thursday evening,
at their Hall, corner of ihnithaeltiand Fifthstreets.
Twin City Lodge, No. 10, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner of Leacoelr ebd Sanduskystreeta, At
leglienythty. _Emayahly
Er Angleton& Lodge, L 0. of 0. Th.....yhe
Angeroua Lodge, No. 239,1. O. of O. F. meets every
Wednesday evening in Washington Hail ' ; Wood street
OV-1. 0. ud! 0. F.—Piste of MeeUng,Wasbington.
*WI, Wood street, between sth andNirgin Ailey.
Prresenaos Lonas, No 335—Meets every Tuesday
•telittig.
MIESIC•2I7II.I Forestirs UM, No. 87--Meetitat,and 3d
F , IdRY of each m0nth..11'04 , 4 .
- .
Us 0. -
Moro above Board of Tree ROOMS, conies 0
Third and and Wood streets, every blitindity evening
pr99
Moeheil....TheJonangngaiiTalionedocurit,of
Pity -
burgh and Allegheny, meets on the 'second Monday
every month at the Florida House, Market et.
UM] Jowl Vouga,Jr.. Seerelatl.
arlEChnball.. Stairoh latitrio.fortylis
beautiful glove to Linens, Ntiolinli• Callibrks , °°lla/ li
Shirt Bosom., .td- and preventing the Ma fromldhe-
Ting, and, also, %tat from nicking to Linens. it contains
nothing injurious Manufactured by O. W. Kintball
Sold Wholesale and Retail by.
KEYSER & M'DOWELL_, Agents,
street.
140 Wood
Wit Consumption a Cprghl•
N °TALL'S SYIUACUM propbdes hue thialtitherto
incurable malady. • The' proprietor of thisgroat medi
cine says that it is working wonders In this emu of hi
eipieneas, Tubercular and Confirmed COnsuPPtii" -
Rd advertisement in another pert of Wet.
For sale by KEYSER ft NITA
1.40 Wood atre ' et,
Only Wholesale and Retail Agents for Pittsburgh and
Allegheny. Lia6:Jecw
leV - ' A Rost Remarkable ease of Total
itittlaaost OWeed by POtIrOIOUMP.Me UMW ,
the !mention of the afflicted and the public generally to
the certificate of William Hall, of this city. The ease
may be seen by any person who may be skentical in re.
alien to the facts there set forth. vaiiiva. .-
‘ , l had been 'dilated se s ifial years with a 'aimless.
of bath eye!, which continued to Warders imilliastgap..
tember, HAW), the inflammation at that time having in
volved the whole lining membrane of both eraiaild
ended in the deposiof a thitk film, whieh witofiri de*
Buoyed my sight. had an operation performedi arty
the thickening removed, which soon returned - apt left'
me in as bad a condition as before. At this stage o ro t e„
complaint I made applicatioryto several. elfistr.lpit
eminent medical men, who informed me that e'etiy.tiye,
would never get well." VW, Peße mordialtu..
ga igi, any aim. 'BY tbe nea Of WM ftleatialema:
menced the use of the retrolema, litatt. internally Ailed,
lotally,undee wrath my eyes have impinne4 &w ar "
the preseptlime,endl have reit:meted Mraiglirentire•
iy. My-general health wait vary-fannwimproved the ,
Tetrotenna, and I attribute the restoration of my sinittis"
its use. I reside at - No:lo2BeMind fetiteti . =l;rt
4Lnd 'AO be b 9 PPY w*TS -1 1°T li t ebiloitte
'my caw •
• „pl44 l ; l 4;:eid -tmit#l7;lllst ,l "7 l •
Forage TWA*. niii/Vircsisfst4 ,
crisiwilty;4.Et-Dpixista%,
.or •
r •,'
• ; •;• - -
L • ';
%S.t..ll::',l"V‘ - • • •
NT tan sToo7cliixparoootos.
J.
gouth.Bast Cynaeralarallatialretaraaratal.r
,HAYI ,
NG determined to Close business the first °I
APIG next; williteellieely sell hisentlie tenet,
without reserve,
or At T cos T. As
The stock on hand is laree and well assorted, being
fresh goods_ of meant purchase, comprising In pan, a
full'assortment of Domestic Goods, Mobs, egi s t n ie rvh .
and vesttpga ,
Irish Linens, Linen Sheeting, and Thibet
Cloths. C ash mere and Prenek hiesineE Alper-ea; Ste.
hair Lustre; Monajle_Laine, Plain and with a full
asitirenest of Other item style divisive&
81i-its—A large stock of ?min Black Lustre; Pansy
and Plain chameleon dress dam plain black and change.
able Tusk satins.
Iar SHAWLS-400011e. Square, And Long, Shawls. A
As col t a ni r
d e n s t re e taper tati
meenoattoesald:CankkanumeThrridlishe'abotiallLeetomarlgitimSer7ate:7l:
reiwwwhi.
,tamed, misty ot:hese goods will be-sold at prizes veldt
y t o e n abov e7hed•
BEST BARGAINS Or THE REASON
ja9:235n0.
. • •• 110 I I • ••V: ". • .
WESTERN RAILROAD
Pl=
l'lttstnargh to CieveLoud, Columbus and
•
Through from Pitt Ouryht — oCkeeZand - in /era than
Ten Hours, byacantinuout Railroad Line! -
(TIRE Express Train , on the Ohio and . PennsylVanitt"
Railroad, leaves Pittsburgh at e A, M. -stopping's% •
Rochester, New Wrighttin; Dar ,Eiterf, -
Palestine, Columbiana, and Salem, end reachee It
mute Ri miles from Pittsburgh, atl P.' M. Passengerti
leaving Alliance an the Cleveland Railroad at 2' P. - hti
and reach Clevela .d at 5.45 P. M. - Returning the Os
songerf leave Clevelimd at 8 at 2 P..111;`,"
and reach; Pittsburgh id T P M. • -
Passengers by this ratite erircie from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh in two days, without night travel, and save
r= Gaeta two days in connecting vidithe Permit-Cen
tral Railroad. _
Stages-rim daily from Alliance to Canton, Idessillon,"
Wooster andMansSeld, and from Blum to Mares:We,
Poland and Warren.
rrp The New Brighton Accommodation Truln letWett
Pittsburgh at 10 A. M. and 4.-P. ht., and New Brighton
at 720 A. M. and 1.30 P. M., stopping at intermediate
stations. _
Excursion Tickets, good for two days, are said .be
tween Pittatnargh, Rochester and New Brighton
The Trains do not run on Sunday. - •
Omnibuses ran in connection with the trains to.aad
from the station on Federal meet. _ -
For ticketsapply ut the: Federal tatieet Station ttr i the -
Ohio and Pa. B.ailroad, to GEORGE PARRIN,; — , ,,
Ticker Agent
Through tickets from' PittsburghClegeland,•
price 114„00—and from Pittsburgh .to Cincinnati,' Price , '
Bit sable* the Railroad Station, and by
MRSHIMEN;.
:.Mationkabela Houser Pittsburgh.
8742,286 34
1 0 10 N 018 If me lir el it4a4A,Afr!.9 4-D.:
WINTER ARROGEMENS
rag:
Company,
are dgen no Var
rep the ar - lenstY to
re l e tan ipt il tre i t i a g i 4 U t .
ugh to Phdadelpbia: • during tho winter at the follow
ing rates
firateltiagoodsatul 0r0mi.../11;gi per itio
For baeortibettdr, lard, tallow, and
all heavy frept• • -•••-••• • • 1,00 per 100
• covooKk.
bola Corner Peon and -WaVneata, Pittabargh
fit 116 - sitiorag - viva siazuraumas crosepaug*
O.II,A.NCH • OFFICE,SI 83catotgartm st,thwrianites
• Pitubtagh, lit; Me
bestelvidew of the success of the Director: in
- endeavoring
_tOnaake the "NYATEXUTUALTIea
HANGS COMPANY" meet - as-mu:LW of the.
eattinntaltY, bt the.. unparalleled amount' of" Intainess
width: has , been done---tatrile isstied 1•1900
ales durum tho past year, therehY: adding • 0re54400,0(0
to the (a./. of the company. Nee all the =property
inured is of the safest to risks, alarm!:
proportion Insured for only one year. '- -
Whole No. Parries-Issued . 7,901) '
do do expired terminated et •
canceled*----••••••..- 92
do do in force— •• • 7AOB •
&mount of Propertylrotured- •• • 97,100.4t9
do Canceled,terminautdied ex.
_.__
phr,d dOl - ,72.8
do do in force 02,1151,e9/
do Premium Notes 79,,62017
do Canceled,tennixts.ted,r.iped, 1937,1.11 -
do in force. ...... • ' 1179,031" i 77
do Cash Premiums recelved---.1134637,14
do do easeeled- ••-••- • .121,24
, .
Whole amount of losses and ex pen .. •
sew paid. . . A 411 , 413 • •
Balance in fairoreftherCo ,In cash, - *7,824,45
To city - Or n 61 114 1 3' file rehatils, traawneta, of Amen.
ings,, an isolated or- eistatry property, it is. beliettai
this company affords ativantagesinpointor cheapness,
safety and security, inferior to.no'lnsatance Company
in thls-totad.rtzt -, •
Conducted °AVM equitable end ireattimitairessif Tre
tem of Claselfmatter..,of• filska,crebang all eltet - tal •
hazards, insuring only a limited atount in any
,one 10..
Canty, thuttlimluding the frequency and occurrence of
'sign arei, anddiso..ed boihthe Stank and Mutual plan, 1
it notonlypoisestetthe thespnesihnd accommodation
of both methods, but entitlea the insured to a participa.l
Lion in the profits. . • - • •
It is under the eontrol•Of the thilirsylniOireetors
P. Ratherforil,A. J.Olisn, John ff. Paer, Samna T.
Jones ..d.lourp .A.darrier,Phllo C. Sedgerick, Rob eat;
Illots:Sainuel.hines„ John P Rutherford.
. J P:RUTRERPOHD, Preet.
- • -
A. 7. aiLLF7 7 .
A. A. CAalqi tic e Acinsry. •
V- , -14. Scrip ibildynaiit fifteen per "eent. on e3pl:
ting polleiesbna been declared by Abe Dire-story., and is,
now receivable at thin Office , for reneienta;or redeem's..
Ole in easb-at the end of ninety day!,
niyl7ldfear
puetao. DE .141505,46. A. Mason & aze
UR. eloslng ant during theitithril &Jinni elle aU their
crock oC De finer; eth laturas ISand 16c.
litearnboat Conascouliciatirintbeilffeesa New
York earl Liverpool.
ging Live:pool and. New Yort Pioneer CT ire
Pourerfut new Steamship PIONEI3I . I, Was
hurtlien, Asa L. Eiseman, commander. wil l sal Irom
New York, (greet for Liverpool, on the, Slat day or De -
cemberond will knee Livezpord on the day of Feb
num. rouge ISOM : VOA
First Cabin, Adults, 1ig5,00 to 0100 ,00
do Children; :45,00t0 Sato
Second Cabin,. Adolui,
.50,1.1040 . 60,00
do Children, 15410 to 30,00
Steerage, JOWL+, 15,1 P
do Children,
11110111•LMLIZMa. zo 1111 W
First Cabin, Aden. - • stump
do Children, • - 55,00
Second Cabin, Adults, - - ODA°
do Children, • - - 30,00
Steerage, Adults, - • -33,0 D
do Children; - 4%00
ImY2l:li
The wetinuttodations lo the stealers tie natexcelled
by any of the swat:meal:kW *anat. la lira and secondCahill, the best the market. iforde *RV lie furnished.
, The aecoannotbaltirr, - also,efitnerage Ornament are ,
on an crake -newpism; the prolLsions are provided by
the vertal,coaked by competent persons; and eaelimeal,
served regular. Steerage , passen will only bane to"
famish their own beds ant toed - An, experienced.
Sergeants a.lec.hed to rah ship in cline. ... . ..•-•
For terms apply to JAMES BLAJILT:fv .;.
tamer ot Sixth and ,arty streets,
deMl7 ' f2ndark43 harbtsrett
• P. 8 —.Remittances as uindl bele i ii i iktidantalisems,
paid ILI any Bank irk - the 'United . 'Pentagas en
gaged in anyof the Wing ' yachts et. a tolowest
hie tate', 'troth • Nese'Yorieba : Liyensobl, Landon and
trent front thence to Near Yoric..f -, :2-
1 I
I.,4rurcitsy,-eroperss , at. Asseltkata. , :;-t'l
SliNe Assignee 5f L. Slam,
pnbliesalti,anßan 7 o ll 7_t_the UW I - 1
day of January, A.ll, 16WALt it erieloek„ was., of that
day, those Aye lots of ground situated i 4 the 7th Ward
city of eittsburgb, being lots Nos. 1, 4, - 0. and 7, in
Bhronsla plan. - - •
r tf i tf., &Odes 21 feel en ttalfbid street, end ex
to k 70 feet to a 4 feet alley, with the privilege
of a a fgt alley alongside, sedan which there ts erec
ted a amatory dwelt - int house.
No: 4, fronting 19 that on *eating's' , alley, and extend
ing= feet to a 4 feet alley, and having thereon eteeteil
a frame (two story,l dwellreghouse,
Nos. h,s and 7, wiloin the abomatult have ereetedon
each a two story brig dweUokhonse.
Apply to - JO HN , BARTON.
Attocaeral-LaW,..l4o,os,lithuttreet ,
Or to L SHROXI, on thepremitas. ilanl3d3clour
uoces, in. eteretted for stile --
• rt. Eab.,
• - 3 NaNo. it Smithfield st
JEIQ - • opposite Monougshele Softie
J. W. STY/LIF • •• . s a 911MEtt. - '
Steele 4 Ofgeer e
ru
lkiff A NUFACTUURS of all kihde o ftnk ena, Peek
-171„ leg Boxes Dillworttes PistOng I,ll,Srant street,
beton= Seveotb trkd at.
Boxes mole and d • athelhorteet notice,
g AT Ga
„it Colib i . m atig d
brohaug - burgh;
Marina Radon* , saint, Doak;
North Anictican Mildut
_coropony ;
Minesota . do - -
For rote by A. Wu:mks adoo.,
1610 Stock and _ftrhartgeStotters.
imp books i .1108zEiciellsa -
;it!1101A1513 EXPPEDAWF_DEPOT, 're Third.
- street, eliposlierhe Pon Offieei • •
Union and ire Intlaraceiaidomestiuson. • -
Sketches ia Fraace it gAlessordAf
• iistieteritapkertil ise;frir.fiuuturly; Siti a year.
Hartiabluinat and Itlvautr, for Ammo. _
HaaVi Ketcham?" Magazine; Prr January ; gas year, _
Banker's Magazitie r torJaartary,lls a year. •
Harper's ne , for January, *3 a year. •
Holden'tillol arhtagazlne; iL a ytar.
Enlace' blm4ae, 115 a year.
Mauls Home ' •
• Grader' luidy's PatatTor Jaanalyi sup a yea r .
grabtait Illesaztney" - 2,50
Sartai n, National bluicexlire‘ ' '4,99 "
MU - Rangers, by Capt. Aluner Reid:
kalsanzaanuirEammlittettyYPapera, L abatiOns
on hand,layge afpy,agbaptiptitutarataiyai rie - lhe publisher's'
Important to. Irerstalatu. - •
DOCTORLATIIOI3OB.FRENCII-FEMALE
an innocent, safe and - effeettial. remedy for Ottting'
MS or or Greed Wetness, Fleur, Afbu or Withal, Sup.
Disraeriorthesa;
.laga Nervous flabWrzneral
Di
weakness, a411.30II; PAWS e dan Lass
of Appetite, Palphatibp,Tregtors, Diseurd qpine .t. Csis.
tivenqish - lWrtv-II ?sees or haesUGP igr s
terice ,at -Nxt d, nue Cam ia• ,
cents, 0 21 . 4tre ou's for sl,oo' Sold wholesale
.ana.re-_
tail C:I4,CRSON, 240 Liberty lamb au° °I
Wand LOOS rtusbargh, and by all the Drawly ,
EMI directions enelosed with each box,.
clthlattftw.. .
S o+-allastoria MAMA No. Li wcw4
ha* Jun received—
Live Love but for thee ;
. Menge not thou vOrpitruekLentent;
Earn nailing; fteheler's Song;
C T o e l d um e b neWa l L — de y r
VS t ß rk e;
rkil.q Vero Soldier's Wedding-
131rdof the Green Wood;
Meld Sam , ' QuitAtine‘f - •
Midnight Mireilz—hy V. wan" 6 .
-s Vida& ka. ' 4
K OSBUTA 4710irfietarrVibe oug
da
Oclorart - 31 Ve;geArialtuLPurolufse
thelf Piomatis ttletjae A lumnae-
Can kairOinaAtgo.vo pa., et. 40 calling stsiiisaircHips
risgOlaVN. ar Migi s elkedr Cleat{; Essocbttutpd
con*letv Wart warrft.Ttto l tilte:ittf,itort
wcsuldlVPtiastg
4e 446 `• - 4 14. 2 4.
I.`
f - -
=EN
•
LIIISIER JOSEVI MTEltb '-
Prieto 41 Adeeittico--Fins Tier and Poranette '504
Second and Third Vera 2504 Reserved seats in //new
Circle, 7SCenA loge Privirosl3oreciendise,SS,OtttAteili
Private BozesenureMpo
Doors open rain defeat. Curtain rises at 7
Norms TO sal Panne.—Tlie Theatre is -, rendered
chum and see:ll'o7%ole, by the insrodnotion of stirresedd
patent ferissees. -
Er Benefit of J. G. Blunitt.
Irr_Oilly Welt of•Lilo Ilave Guardsmen-
IDAT EVENING. - latiftry'lklidK •
The performances wilt tour= co wzth
THE THREE GU ;
Athos. - • • Mr.4s4'oOte;.
-.4.ll,lllVVlritit;
SINGING *ND: DANCINQ
.• of
To conclude with-the:Vaudeuillacir
- :WHO
.09aAgs,zzasit
Captuefietlec t Burnett
NUN • ' Bfr::Werencic.
LcFnEd9:Enall. E_ "B- El n itai -E' 1 . 112r ..a* : E firi'Mnr itl l E4 reßeetD"2.--7.e4:".'
NEW ATTRAOTIO' AT
R. WINTZWS lINSIPd,LED RXHIRITIOir
'l4
ifin„W CHURIROAIs 101LELIEUM4 '
NOW DIZIOLVarIAW 'Viet,,,
• 'ATeLAPAYETTE'ffAWf."'
EVERY EVENING ..THIS
Omar sna =Carrion or -swassurrievassterry
TIVILE Exbibidon a iII commerce With weeirles Macerate
°lithe River Rhine DIsSOLTINO-V/FAVRiParfe
seethe Roirte,-aloorilitens,-Dities, Sett'lrlewsalie,voo
ratineronrto mention' (1 "theaßtiee)ln attlidreng . s e ni en v
After` Whin; a -grand display of --.
EILIC,DEIROMisTROPE.
y ith
t ay - NEW liziamorpriosec; -snertivens.
enterlilinnenth-16 ,-, conclude with- the
. . - ORE3IICA4 DIORAMAS. Itiostrative-tif the fallowing
imbiecrisi:enseeptiblerth en -the changes- peculiars°, est
neurnilMay; representing its btNianoy
MILAN, OiVIIIIIDItagt :tight view; celeliatimrfct.
night Mart,
By part icular relittestthettcresma an jeci repress*
In! ELAZZAkaFß63Tvllbe_retn2tneed.
NMRoplanELi44(panscght , .
Celebration of High - MaSa, . ". _ •
The favorite subject of the ,BIRTH OF CUPID.
A DAY ...EXIIIBITION, On Saturday sittenumn., -- as 3
417 7 Ticket/ 45 emits only, dith4Cia snider IS half
price. Doors open at 7; Exhibit!oa commences at_7ll-_
precisely.. . _
tutv,pailiescriPilan WARW . 1
Da=bag School:
HE undersigned infoinufhie friends and üblic ia
i. senile!, that helms removedfits dwaingfroellit: - i:-
I.:.•Reinherd, Third srreetisto No• , 10 Penn street
lie intends to give Lessonsiatheart of..dinsfag;iiilM
lifoaday,Thiesday, - Thiroiday runiFridryeventinpr„ at the,.tt
y'lguant Rooms, Third streas.!:lle. 1.44 rdsogivelesscaut,
every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, tf(ttos glint
.fap gas Oia:eiert:Sonday . and.Friday Afternoon, sit
his prieatetesidenee,iitieve
use mentioned; '-
Ha b* Informs hit friends and the:c itizens at •
that Intends usgive lessons in the art flan
cum, at that
Af _place, every weditesdar "and Saturday of
ternoon• l those who wish to - aVerrtherusetvenat the
present . opportunity to learn io: .dahae; can tan on
wearer oellit, Holnies,near- the Market tioase,lanot--=-, -- ;
Ingham:where life) , can receive - the.. ner.essary in fo
tion in regard.. to terms,lte P . RICHTER,
*OM
= . Florence ot Hanatn - -
I _
Teachers iod
PM ecLoot
MA' r
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Itt'SV nil-
e a :cities °I
*lng 6 - *
gabieCFCr ' Allegtapst
-4-
pi A
nsinugh„./Int a at ail :ioneeni < •
(all •"'" o rder of the eturainue-
taw,
Vja2l as"'3ollN _GREGORY, Seel**
• rusetosT_Distax,Pantenzueere v ,_
- ,..kratifigfrumaannerild,llW.-,),!L
iodise 40,COMOrattereete'.--,
tragsevdrulod*Portdionirwu4dniltiaentraionieinith;c, • •
enteeet to inc:State-Tex on-Aheit:igeioliai'durrk4Ort:
hapset by . the 33doeilan'of thtcdetSeif Zdih , dtirifife44 - =.1",,
and: being in erreare - tor"Ate , pest year , or_previou*
yenze i are-hereby notified to r to ihis-Deptutl
men; - without (niftier - solieitturtnicand' without delay,
their respeetioti . dueindshiutg,nr the - , 111131111-41th0-.4' , !•,
statement thezeof. ne required by-the. rtrithorily-afortfr'
said, - - 'RUIN BL-IncEr4..,:-::-
IiTALSNIINErt! Y • TiNE3t.-41:-&hass h.
No 32 Smithfield street; calla the attention of Desk
era and the trade us xeneral,taitheitnew , and beatitifiti
tumoral:Bator Valeaun-mEuvlopfti*44feircittlifyeq, , ,,
which for elegance. 0 44:O 4 u.Moh: 1 10 110 .1 14 0.0.sed by ..;
May othhri in the countv,:; - Retitle - 4ed . rotherestett*:,..._ , _•
qui sted to. give us a eau before' purchasing elsewhere..
Altorders, with remittsuces,-from St iollOfic promptly
bpd faithfully atterideiktic - byaddresiing,
-- _ -
_ No.32Smithfield at, Pituthargil
• 4 1 bell . adrottlie
1N T HE ATHEI22I3IIALSOIL
are- - aI ways supplied. witlt-,Weilit Vraullificooked . ... -
the various styles,aud- served up trritzsanuertogicass,.. - , - ,%
the moat fastidious: HatiollroeMt . l, , Postri sod refreshments,other
'
at short uodee._
4 *Private Swoon for Ladies:
,sO.--Ilot t .Cotd and ShOWor Attica, Ttd . 47 . .at 9A
hours, from? A. IC 10 it Ds2o' ,"
To Pslot~elrh
muwsPiOrat:OPETCI4`FOR'SA6I:4-,k firoi-iater."
ciPartiwity ill*Yr -*Corded. In goiato IlteiNestespa, , ,A:
per business. - The whole or 'orbe4talt of Si Detticatretio::
paper, in one the Weaterirecanitlei PentatAvitnue
' - •
• for s a le . The, Couturitt- tbseldedlyXternoeraile, and
the fate* enioys the whale' itt4be,ttothay-Plitzeitage
The raper -has a good eirettlaticiri - ond'ins bostniess_ba' ,
proataole. , Plicate entb- uncontrollable 3 iturowelet,t l / 4 - ;. : ) ,
induce the present proprietors to
personally, or by letter < giatrEfulG.PflUXlMs4-i
jaartf,- - or Post, , Eitub 4 1 ,
-
Cost Illropitlinprinkpao.
A THOROUGElLN4in4na,ind,LaildAnADVElikr,,,•
ircsor, who Cot AnT3katliftetn , yenrs has bi Ea ln€
cessanup engaged in
class Anistied plans nflhe , subterrAnean'amtbassinCq:
Cost L.A 1 1 1 1:.# 1 01. Mleffes.;-"
oven to an engagement sly ,eollterVivr.in n'Earveyes.
Office, where be timadtabe.st...faith' fuitzuktenstv,t, , ,T
worthrsemsnLawiwilltzuticeblintett getierallpusefaL.l",,'--•
Bespectablift , refewseVlLßOtoa - ang-itViilbe
famished, and/xi:maw sven,..tt regtured
Address,.
Ja21:31 0 - Quiftay,
- Approcrtion. Wanted:
N Apprentice ns.Nearneittalenrp_rtpe btrei*e or&
ZIL Plumber... A bop - frenti4 to Utzetrt , offitelt .j : . ,
eharacter, is deeired..- One tror*theeenir9----tnienWi.Te:.,:,
preferred. Enquint)ef GEORGE BhltiSY s
". 7L".N0..-1254Fonrtatrreet.:
tbezecent
csuta
tzi:oriniv
est. i iiiit : rinc 7 fa iskittice.4ity,i:Hfoliml4o4a iiistio;o,o,l4 l.4lo:6•l:=7:4.-4,..,;,...,•
red • -ite , 'State_Jkldtsta Auman*
Is.
SG state, OPlttPeet'won.htirimegin and-ptiCthte
rani*, the eateantilue nna'gre do „so for sham
u 'Montt net 1° ThitiNELM'
same Plater! -Yr josEeft .
months to come_
is;ggek..pij2ndw •
Sessirkim44-teettant
T I RYING:443IOgi. woo 4
4 CittOrljend al" LantuiFf Tommie& "Also,
for Xamwantebittiluut LfAlhttiNidloral,Fitwaeas
mhero*MOttay .m ar-iwim;=as
higkiisOcr:degrees:Ftibitarteit: or - , r fraderttedeitraetert
to bo' b rMeet by Meant tiMinkl No -dgio:gonermoitinr,
starippant% and freedomtramdanger
mend this of`dryinetapilblle attentiptt.',
og:: • _ Aarcitgi
ArkkiNVESTAIENr.- - -icia Otatuld-Rest..,.
of Eighty DaliltMallulrs - Prureiklln
propetty.c Aso a Owned Resist 'Forty Aldan is year
mustily melt seested.:: They will ii.ff "5e1dt 7 .,_174
duke& Dermas wanting LAM' -
shr l4 -' lll thfAd wuhant.- imam. G e .o ra ut eit, ,,, , ,',,
Smithfield *Meet..
i=
Iro CORDIAL er-Pmeolative-illiamr-' -is Atvi t ;,-
- Sat restorative i n - esses'of
irregularities - animus, AA - Sit
dim it is - ;Ordy Arms, in-tlue - ti t y,Ft
; iS2l' • 'Ne•-,50
"ußeEse.,t, ceis,lio asatttat Auld , lorus4-Zsztermi—,,
D moor, pkeplued, by * ll xl4lol '444 Sap Oefl Abgrabrt.l
Pena 25ecuts :-• - - - -•-• - -
ia2l
.FraliDeoite lot tStrong, Mink Ueoptit-.by..the,use of Dv CoUazat rfotlatem pEtOaee
Wu_ .
ll ? Gun s UMW •' ' Fol44Bl2"tail"aj
I 011 40ttsignmentszpi forialezr _ •
aeJ, ,„ ; - KING fil-MOOREIEJLW:
EFINED sll(iiiriC..rwardatedi3OrsOe4
'Nand Laaf f ia stare =firm vale -
la2t - - - ..78:0141.84 - 1100R111:Park.
OL Si* ES—A g odd- aniere of_ 'isatattotrattd2
1.11.1 Hawse, lbitrale 4 by
• Jai ''"- KINGAIMOOIttiE&D,
FOR ' : SALE OR RENIy.- - Pationir about To
their residence an thartiCat
forakii. 4 , , that soma very properdeit'ate. Onto = '
for sale tad for ireas.:-- - Msaia,:varlal:4 :01'4ininryttorett
Lots,from WOO and upwards -And. froatXtfait u metes,
at - prioaa sad'terms to ids tha-ability igtpureba sen
Many In ebalee locataaa. Na'atiMpa infoka24: ciak..f'-
' • 13:, CVTRBEBTi Gantt/4'U—
jai% - '.• 40 IBdritthl3,ooBii;
VIEI7 GROSSM.E.I“O/iN:lsTUStiitt.G UNIMIEZ47 -t
. 7 , :
—4bv saie ..KE,YSER hODOVVEL4---
HO WALEarI en 40/4 •
1 .3 bp- tial9 ,KEYSRI7,4" Al
rip• USSES— 'or rr
une,for, ode lig
jolt " -
14.
o•W o r un CO lui 0 40, 11 ,i r ra n 5 % ., _, - ; 7: _,__Fgt ,a `',Co .t.ait ogr etali Coidth at
ttlferEt PnceiMi a iys: ',.._.,_- wiz
Iti . - aIE win/ L.
_
OfIDOX. Tllo3lZgarigier WATER-.For salt%
jaa-- , - MR.& -lIPDOWELL.
_
lIRANDY AND , " mediaal parmiesw
D sat. br. on! gisysEttlclipmwmi;
IONO. Slitit.Wl9.—tfai , A. AIASON &'Co,:' are 016%14
4 out thebalance tet:tkeir S 0 ria4.9l7orlaasrlaw
44,30 and ANA - • • . ' : bag- •
ILITERINOS AND:PARAMATTAI. 4 O ,«A:.- A., AiIASON
LYE Ea Co.,aret - aloaing oat an -their ataek 'at Freaati
erntoa, Pariatattaa,; Mpelteas. - 4ke,„ (re- jags
for tale
ffathi SILL
ajw..-tirboxel filth
s Rim, BINNING.
left • j nit &
, , Aloaolliatket istreet,
fIORN-100 Masi, trhear for sale by. - -
ki WO :
ROOMS-1.00 doz. onsortedancla;;And for Elio br
20 .
J. MERRITT &
V C
8:11351:17:7.-:::au':; Sl ut as lntemo.
rvsa."o.r -
gaga i , 1.4 ettnatr4_eut • Fever and, orgy
br
JOG -gamer ortMV WAntliAlol4oolll4-
poreOwnit OR itocrattar a stta
ms's COUdli
n7.l4ir 04.41M - liactit;as
.."44-;0" 44* COr-Valtt
•Eigw , ;••
...,...:_,:,.._.„.„,•,....,::„.
Tu~+~.
OM:'
ft sale by
rrimeßicaxiCinius Cogeeriaotare and ar:,
::AlfirO!it.l4oo,lloE4ll.--
I. ;Is r .i• few . • a: - o'sto_re• on.
eabo by 44g lifeWitiNAJOV'-;
.10 a eks-prima , tao ti
:.f. • .! • - ''' , l4oVirocidiuOist::, - --..'
Awatent. oa.tp,• •
lOBACCO-20 ex ; auorted, ialB :. for uLLebi -
STUAIM iE tgLlt.
to Cida, for sale*
SHERRIFF.
.5, _ for
As tiEr.
MENEM
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