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Some better enactments in regard to huckstering are needed. The people are meda lled that is an evil demanding a speedy and ener getic remedy. The other suggestions of the Mayor are worthy of attention. He starts out well, and if well seeonded by the other branches of the city government, will doubtless make a good and efficient officer. Many reforins ban be effected if an effort is made, and Mr. V. manifests a disposition to do his share, and we believe the Councils will do their duty. 0018141 Vole for Governor. • On Thursday at precisely 12 M., the two Houses of the Legislature assembled in the Hall of the Home of Representatives for the purpose of witnessing the counting and the declaration of the votes for Governor. The Speaker of the Senate acting as President announced the fol lowing official result: James Pollock was declared \ to be duly elected Governor of the State, and the ` certificate of his eleotion was signed by the Speakers of both Houses, and was then read by e Clerk. This is the tree rotor's announced by legraph, but it is so large we think there must be e mis take I flowerer that may be, "it isa matter of small consequence:" Pollook appears to have had • olear majority. A BAD SPLIT.—The new party in the State of New York has suffered the fate of all other po litical parties in the Empire State. It is di vided into two wings ; and one wing, composing about fifty lodges, the Herald "aye, will support Wm. H. Seward for the United /Mates Senate. That, it is enppoeed, will insure his re-election. The Herald has heretofore been the organ of the K. We. ; but it' ow scolds them soundly for not making sure of the defeat of Mr. Seward. They can do it if they combine, if not they will fail. The two wings of the new party there, are Similar to the " Hard" and " Soft " democrats. The latter le strongly tinctured with anti-olavery sentiments, the former go for a national organi sation and national principles. Mr. Seward Will probably be raeleoted. NM= Punic m Wmusuroion: Henry—, Nall, of Washington county, has received the appobttment of Notary Public, from Gov. Bigler. • .•-• • '• 4". ")•.r...N•ri-4,451, #l O l , - C •*- • • 4tiv • ;.74 , ,41 , 7 " ; 4' Ilailll Voruing net. IPITTABURGH: saTtritniiiito JANUAllicja: BIORBIIica POST,JOS OFFICIO. We would all the attention of =Bell ANTS AND 110611171313 111115 to the fact that we have Dist received from Pliladelphla • number of forte of new lob Type, and are now prepared to 611 orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill Beads, Paper Books, Posters, and Programme* for egad tions. All orders will be promptly Oiled. Saturday Morning Part. The Saturday Weekly Poe for title week le boned, and for sale at the counter this morning. The anbettription price' to single subscribers is $2,00 par rev; or to clubs of ten $l,OO ; sin e* copies 6 ciente. _ State Treasurer Nominated Col. Ell Slifer, for maoy years Senator from Union county,"was nominated for State Treasu rer, yesterday, in the Know• Nothing canons. g@• We would call attention to a correspon dence in our local column, in relation to life boats, life preservers, and floats, in the fitting out of vessels. It is a matter of interest to all .who at out vestals or travel on-them. A WORD ABOUT Two room. Several attempts have been made heretofore to "break down" the Post. They have all fail ed, and the etterupt now makieg by a few inter ested parties for the same purpose, will doubt less have a sbuilur result. TIM is our predio- than. - • - The readers of the Post mast be well aware that it occupies the same political position now that it has ever done. It is independent of all control by cliques and factions; but is Demo cratic all the time. Its editors speak their own sentiments, and will never be driven by false hood or threats to ssy ono word more or less en any subject than we think right and proper. It is this determination to be independent as jour nalists that excites the wrath of a few wire workers, and induces them to circulate false hoods in regard to our position and sentiments. We care little about it. They can do us little harm; and the effort will result in "Another Failure." Those who are endeavoring to injure U. are evidently determined to " rule or ruin " the Democratic party. Bo far as the party is concerned their efforts have tended fast towards the latter result within the last year. But the Democracy will rise again in its strength std power; shake off its false friends who seek to tale it, and again tridmph over all opponents. We have abiding faith in the principles of the Democratic party ; and in the masses of the peo ple who compose its strength. We publish I paper for the masses of the people, not for the politicians by trade; and our course will not be In the slightest degree influenced by any slan ders they may circulate about the hotels, and other places of public resort in regard to no. Louis Napoleon's Last Triumph Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is gaining a sure foothold among the crowned beads of Europe; indeed he is enforcing their respect to a degree that one would have little dreamed of six years ago, while he was acting es special constable to prevent a chartist insurrection in the streets of London. When he landed at Boulogne, the Eng. glish press termed him " mad ;" for a long time after this opinion improved but little so that when M. Bonaparte was elected a member of the Consti tuent Assembly they reviled him from day to day as " little batter than an idiot." 80, too, when the nephew of his uncle, in the fulfilment of his destiny made the coup d'ict of the 2d of Deoem ' tier, the British press could find no epithet suffi otently opprobrious for the man who could thus usurp the liberties of - France. Bat the times ' are changed and the opinions of Englishmen have undergone a like revolution. England finds herself involved in a bloody war with the Giant of the North, and has no ally to be depen ded on but this same parvenu Emperor whose claims to royalty were so scouted three years ago. Now, in the mad•cap of Boulogne they recognise the wisdom of a great statesman and speak of him only in the most honied phrase; but the best and genteel priumph of this upstart Emperor over the pride of British Aristocracy, la conveyed in a paragraph of a recent London letter. "It is regarded as certain," says this correspondent, "that their Majesties Queen Vic toria and Prince Albert will go to Paris to assist at the opening of the World's Fair; and it is thought they will also have an opportunity at the same time, of assisting at the coronation of the Emperor and Empress." Is not this a great triumph ? Will It not be a curious eight to see the nephew of the Exile of Bt. Helena crowned in the presence of the sovereigns of that same Britain that exiled him because he was not le gitimate Mayor Vols. , Speeeh James P0110ck.... William Biel-. Bradford Scattering o `i - osi't Orommtietten er the New Comaelfe, sad Immiiiimratteta el ffiayoe Vole. The new members Of Councils, And members Of Bele* Connell holding over from last year, assembled at the Council Chambers, in the Dia mond, yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock. Select COVOlocil.—On motion of Mr. 8. M. Kier, the Council walk organisett by,Mr. John Bireel taking the chaie"Pk . ' .4 7 ,/ Mr. John T. Whitten wasiitin'appednted clerk pro tem., to examine credentials of newly elected members. The credentials of the new member. were then handed in and read. The following are the names of. the persons 'constituting the liel,ct Council—members holding over In italic : P.M WARD T. Mate, Allen CbnidL WARD.-1310.112 Jtems, R. P. &Wt. Tome WARD —A. M. NM* Bostrel M Mier. F. DDT. WAlol—Tatar IDAuley, 'Ake Bisset!. I MTH WAJAD.-4101111T Taylw, MUM. Mime. time Ntle.—Dria.T. Murdock, C. 0. Loomit. SCVENTE Wean . t—Nierg Newer, Henn Lytle. name WMP.—Wm. Aiwa:Wee, John dllen. Nem Num.—Philip Drum, JL Muer& Mr. M. W. Lewis, Clerk of Common Council, was then called in, and administered the oath o office to the members elect. On motion, Messrs. James M'Anley and C. 0. Loomis were nominated for President. The fol lowing was the result of the first ballot: . .-James M'Anley 9 votes. C. 0. Loomis 6 •' Mr. M'Auley, having received a majority of the votes oast, was declared elected. In taking the chair he made a fur remarks, thanking Coun cil for the honor conferred. 1 4.411111V - Wklitek was wordriessly skated Clerk. Mr. Thomu Wright, Sr., was also nunlmou ly elected Messenger. On motion, the Clerk was instraoted to an nonnce to the Common Council that the Selec were tally organised,and ready to meet in•join session. On motion, committees were appointed to wait on Judge M'Clure, nap request his attendance to admniister the oath' to Mr. Vole, and also to conduct the latter gentleman to the Council Chambers. Common Council.—The members of the Com mon Council met at their chamber at 10 o'clock, and organized by appointing 'Gen. .1. K. Moor head to the Chair. The credentials of members were then exam ined, and the following gentlemen were declared elected: Pus: WARD--AdtMl Getty, John GMMT, W. Snns, John Caldwell. Swamp Wann--J. M. Irwin, A. Wilson, S. A. Long. TIMID Waliii—Joreph W. Lowl., Walter Kirkpatrick, Jr., John S. Kennedy, Jainit Hardman, W. M. Edgar. Yoram Piaui—Outgo Black, George S. Sedan. Etrrnyiiaan—Fracieds Ada, John Mackin, Andrmr Scott, Wm.D. Hamilton, Jarmo Tooker. Bate Water—Wllßim C. Barr, Artblbald Belly, Adam., Jaws Dumas,. Irm Wato— Mids.= Urlmn , Christ. King, Daniel Belts. !gore W00.9--Joomos Little, Josiah 11. Poor. The usual oath Tae then administered to each member by Alder tan Lewis On motion of . Mr. Duncan, Council proceeded to elect officers by ballot. General J. K. Moorhead, Messrs. John B. Ken nedy and 8 A. Long, being nominated for Presi dent, all declined except Mr. Long, who was cleated by acclamation. Mr. Long, on taking the chair, made a suitable address. Metier& Barr and Getty Were appointed a com mittee to wait on Judge M'Clure, and solicit his attendance for the purpose of administering the oath to the Mayor elect ; and Messrs. Moorhead and Kennedy were selected to conduct Mr. Vol: to the Council Chambers. The rules of Council for last year were then adopted, and the room made ready for the recep tion of the Select 'Connell. JOINT ErN3SION Or COIINCILL—Both Councils having now organized by the election of the proper officers, the Select proceeded to the Com mon Council Chambers, and a joint session was held, for the purpose of comparing the election Petunia for Mayor and inaugurating that officer. Mr. M'Auley was called to the chair, and pro ceeded to read the 'result of the election, as fol lows: Vols. Morgan First Wart) 152 272 Second Wanl 2.36 242 Third Ward.— 634 266 Fourth Ward .......... ..-..._...... .... . 236 289 Fifth Ward CM 256 Exth Ward 330 276 Seventh Ward- 140 110 Eighth Ward 203 79 . Ninth Ward 117 172 240 1941 Toles mxiorit7 462 At the conclusion of the reeding of these Tatum, the committee appointed for that pur pose, introduced Hon. Ferd. E. Vole, the Mayor elect, and Judge M'Clnre. The oath to support the Constitution of the United States ; of the Commonwealth of Penn sylvania, and to faithfully perform the duties of Chief Executive of the city, was then adminis tered to Mr. Volt by Judge M'Clure. After the en dug of this impressive ceremony, Mr. Vole made the following brief address' Nun,. Fresidenta, Gastlennen of the Select and Own • Cbunciis: Raving fore second time, through the generous suffrages of a majority of my fellow-chi:elle, been cad led to the Chief Magistracy of our City—and having, by an oath, sealed their confidante to me, and expressed my own feith and de votion to the laws of my country, and my solemn, steadfast determination to enforce tit°se laws—lt will not be Improper for me, at this time, to refer briefly to certain matters, which, If wisely and judiciously considered by your honora ble bodice, will not only strengthen my position, but reflect credit upon the eater, body of our city goiernment. To govern, euecessfully, any city of the mane extent of territory, and with a population similar in number ta our own, It Is essential that the most amicable relationship and unbounded confidence should exist between the brunch who make the dawn and the magistrate who has to execute them. Let this mutual good feeling and respect, this principle, be OM* firmly established, end much of the peace, prosperity and honor of the government le already achieved. The hope Is Indulged, therefore, gentlemen, that when legisla_ tiny, during the year, for the common good, you will yield to the exigencies of the time., and clothe all of your execu tive officers with such authority as may be found necessary for them to possess towards a faithful discharge of their office. Daring the short period I have had the honor of a:cupp ing the pofition of Mayor, my mind has been elearly.uore rinced of this fact: that the Police lore. of our city is in• adequate—is too weak; that with the small number now employed In that department, It is totally impracticable to of,roe the livra and maintain the peace, as rigidly and powerfully as they should be. It moat be remembered that our city he been, and is still growing in population —our borders have been, within a few years, extended conedders. bly, and no doubt will continue to enlarge, and, noose quently, a greater degree of watchfulness, and vigilant exertion and labor, is atsolutely requisite on the part of the police. No city In the Union, where so extensive • commerce le carried on—where such a strong manufactu ring interest existe, is so poorly guarded as our own. This evil ha. lived nuffidently long, Impairing our domestic com forts, licensing the ruffian in his depredations, as well as bringing reproach too often on the honest,Ahough power km Magistrate and hie eutordinates. Much of the cams for complaint as regards the inefficiency of the Police de partment can be easily removed, and much more happiness realised by the maws*, if your honorable bodies will but sanction the employment of an additional force, and give them inch compensation as will command the service of good, reliable men. The appeal Le also made, that a revision of the Market laws, may be had. Give your Chief Megietrate such aq thority so will enable him to control and govern the Pollee who attend the Market houses, and amend some existing ordinances, and I have no hesitation in eayingcso far es common sense dictates, al:Apia:lee endive, the rights of all obeli be firmly respected. Tide occasion Is deo taken to Fllude to another mater of no small Importance. A large number of my fellow.eilisene do not appear to know, or if knowing, have kart eight of the truth;that the Mayor has no jurist liction whatever 1n del proceedings. This iselearly set forth in an act of the As l . sembly, supplementary to our sot of incorporation. A wont of correct information in respect to this, bast been the fruit fel cause of unplemant dbputes, and has bed the tendency of Prejudicing many good ebbe= against me, conceiving I weeder/Mel In to. admithstration of the laws, more esp. pecidly the law imposing a ens and forfeiture of silty dol. lan for eelling liquor on Sunday. A simple reference to the set will, and must eadsfy the moat scrupulous mind, that under its provisions!, the Mayor has no jurisdiction what: ever, It being required, (In alder to Mines it) that the complainant institute a civil action bane a Audios of the Peace or Alderman. It le tuammatmy for me to my what policy I shall la flit. taro eatalatzt In regard to tha &today labor lawe of 1794. labailaedastor r soWasdl7aioodpdbskegs, ay Moab 7 : t k`r e e' , 4 4, 1 rltie ; MWM and the deeition of the Courts, to do my gas, and bone to gratify, by my roux o, the fitellop of tbeitholaamontuatty. Gentleman, through yolk malt ism, In ccoloinsioss, to. axprak my thanks to my fallow•citisans, for the conidasce ; retamd to me, which trill be &Mahal In grateful mown- brawn long attar Oniptesant rslationstdp has pampa away. The speech was received with many demon etvotiona of appletHloo, at its close, Councils dis solved their joist ifiselon, widths Select retired to their own chamber. Soon iTter, loth Councils adjourned until Tuesday next, at 'which the election for city of will take place. The City Councils of Cincinnati have resolved to give John Mitchel a public reception. The amount paid for tavern licensee hat year the State Treasury was $187,602. Of this, PLiladelphia paid $31,093; Allegheny, $9,581; Lancaster, $2,954; Schuylkill, $2,888; Barks, $2,155. , In BahlMore hurt year there were three hun dred and sixty-two fires, and a deetniotion of property veined at $665,000. In Boston two hundred and three fires, and property destroyed va lued at $219,000. Bills to erect two new counties have-been offered in our Legislature. One of them is to be called "Pine," eomposed of portions of Cambria, Indiana and Clearfield; and the - other "Fairfield," out of pins of Bradford and Tiogs. The New Jersey Legislature assembled at Trenton on Tuesday last. Col. W. C. Alexander, Dem., of Mercer, was elected President of the Senate. William Perm Temperance Whig, of Borlingtosome elected Bposster of the lime. A majority of the Native Americas party voleY with the regular Honoured& Hon. Moses Norris, Jr., 11. 8. Senator from New Hampshire, died very suddenly at his resi dence in Washington, on Thursday. His time_ expired with the present Congress, and the Legislature of his State had, at its last session, ohoeen hie sueseesor from the Free-Soil Whig party, it being the dominant party at the time. The Southern Commercial Convention assem bled in New Orleans on the Bth of January. One hundred sod twenty delegates were in at tendance, including eighty-three from Louisiana. General Lamar, of Texas, was selected as Presi dent. Resolutions were offered for petitions to Congress for the improvement of Galveston bar and harbor, and for the establishment of a ma rine hospital there. John Mitchel, ex-editor of the Citizen, deliv ered a lecture last evening, at the City Hall, on "Foreign Influence." For various reasons—the principal of which was the limited notice given, and the price of admission being fixed at an un usual price, (fifty cents,) the audience wan not large—by no means equal to the merits of the performance. We here not time now to speak of the subject of the lecture: it is eufficient to say the title was a misnomer. A more fitting one, we think, would have been "The necessity for a Protec tive Tariff." He was roundly applauded at the close, and was then introduced to • number of ladies and gentlemen. We hope Mr. Mitchel will be induced to address a Pittsburgh audience again, for we are certain if timely notice was given he would be greeted by • full house. He goes hence to Cincinnati. Tux COUNCILIL—If our count is right, the Common Council stands eighteen Whigs, four teen Democrats, and Sixteen K. N.'s; In other words, thirty-two Fusion, and sixteen S. N.'s. We are not sure that our count is correct, but such is our information. The Whigs have made the most out of ihe Fu Moo movement this year. Statedln; Committees of Clue Senate sad Beam of Repremstatlvem Mr. Speaker Hiester announced, on Tuesday, the following as the Standing Committees of the Renate: Finance—Darsie, Huckster, Cribb, Hamlin and Skinner. Judiciary—Hamlin, Quiggle, Hendricks, Price and Piatt. Accounts—Creaswell, Whirry, Ferguson, Fra zier and Flenniken. Estates and Escheats—Price, Piatt, Flenniken, Walton and Brown. Penrions and Gratuities—Hendricks, Fry, Sel ler', Taggart and Jordan. Library—Huokaler, Goodwin and Flenniken. Corporations.—Goodwin, M'Clintook, Frick, Lewitt and Klllinger. Public Bueldusgs—firelintock, Frick and Jami son Banks—Haldemen, Crabb, Fry, Lewis and Brown. Canal and inland Navigation--Backalew, Har gis, Hoge, Jamison and Beller'. Railroads—Quiggle, Skinner, Print, Hoge and Taggart. Elation Districts—Mellinger, Sager, Shuman, Lewis and Frasier. Retrenchment arid Reform—Frisk, Haldeman, Sager, Jordan and Kißinger. Education—SFClintock, Hendricks, Shuman, Hoge and Mellinger. Agrieu/isre and Do' atic Affairs—Sager, Platt, Goodwin, Ferguson and Shuman. dtddia—Fry, Crabb, Hamlin, Basra and Tag gart. Roads and Bridges—Jamieen, Wherry, Skin ner and Walton. Compare Bills—Hoge, Frick, Sager, Skinner and Walton. Vire and/mmorality—Brown, Haldeman, Prioe, Jordan and Flenniken. Private Claims and Damages—Skinner, Dar- Buolalew, Creeewell aad Walton. Public Printing—Wherry, Ferguson, Creenr well, Mellinger and Walton. New Counties and County Seats—Piatt, Quig gle, Hamlin , Lewis and Frasier. The following are the Standing Committees of the House of Representatives, announoed by Mr. Speaker Strong, on Tuesday: Ways and Aleans.—Messrs. McCombs, Ball Stewart, Fry, Linderman, Stock&le, Cummings (Phil.) Fearon, Downing. Judiciary.—Mesare. Chamberlin, Thompson, Franklin. McClean, MoCalmont, Boal, Simpson, Reese, North. Pensioru. —Meson. McConnell, Lane, Allegood Criswell, Hodgson, Krepe, Craig. Claims.—Messrs. Muse, Smith, (Blair,) Rose Edinger, Foster, Witmer, Bush. Agriculture.—Messrs. Criswell, Rittenhouse, Powell, Carlisle, Lathrop, Weddell, Muse. Education.—Messrs. Stewart, Shearer, Free, Foust, Pennypacker, Christ, Rabbit. Domestic Manufactures. Messrs. Bowman, King, Clapp, Waterhouse, Mengle, Hodson, Don aldson. Accounts.—Messre. Smith, (Allegheny,) Ba ker, Avery, Free, Holcomb, Crawford, Maxwell. Vice. and Immorality.—Meeere. Kirkpatriok, Foust, Clapp, Peas, Powell, McCullough, Rutter. Militia.—Messrs. Mengle, Hobbs, Orr, Reese, Edinger, Christ, Caldwell. Election Diatriets. —Mears. Thorne, Lott, Page, Crawford, Guy, Weddell, Fearon. Backe—Messrs. Morrie, Byeter, M'Conkey, Stebley, Fletcher, Wickersham, Boal, Dougherty and Shearer. Estates and Escheats. Messrs. Maddock, Btookdale, Ziegler, Wright., Harrison, Ballade, Chamberlain. Roads, ¢e —Messrs. 011110111:111, (Somerset,) Wickersham, Lathrop, Magill, Footer, Scott, Haines. Corporations.—Mesers. Fletcher, Herr, Baker, Smith, (Allegheny,) Bowman, Johnson, Bald win, Avery, Beirry. Local Appropriation —Messrs. Caldwell, Don aldson, Orr, Bush, Gross, Owinner, Maxwell. Lands.—Messrs. Witmer, Dunning, Wood, Butter, Bald Win, Craig, Rosa. Ltiooress.—Vessrs. Steele, Sallade, Allegood, Magill, Lane, Ow nner, Pennypaoker. New Counties.—Mesara. King, Kreps, Bit. teahouse, Dunning, Lane, McConnell, Berg stressor. Compare Bille.—Messrs. Barry, Maddock, Linderman, Stehley, Steele. Library.—Mears. Cummings, ) McCombs, Downing. Canals and Inland Navigation.—Mesers. Gny, Smith, (city) Stardevant, Tarte', Wright, Page Holcomb. Railroads.—Messrs. Eyster, Thorne, Palmer, Ball, Laporte, Morris, Freiley, 'Mobley, Clover, Carlisle, Cummins, (Somerset,) Wood, Morrison. Priding.—Desire. Waterhouse, Palmer, Bai ley. Public Beakli/sp.—Messrs. Harrison, Stewart, Clover. News of the Day. ==! - """ zAtitYlittl4l.o•Wi c • 4 . .4.....,4,4, !MMZW!S Zr*. In CO. inapinain titinarteeoplintoisio oft dm Jradlrell•• ffiarskekt Kehler dose e l piatobog tie ono. -In the Soprani out if Pennsylvania, sit ting at Philadelphia Wednesday, the matter of the difficulties at a came tip before Chief Justice Lewis, ' time Woodward Knox and Black, for a hearing. tusi - St George T.liialripbell read three telegraph io despatches from Erie, which asserted tc ' the riot was still in propel's, and that two bridges over 11#1* Creek bad been torn down and burnt. IlirThither stated, that ucless the liti prayed for ißas leaned, there aas every I p . et of the most serious di ffi culties oc (*in. Lthisf Jostles Lewis remarked tbat he was ready to issue-Aho writ, but that it dq•endEd upon hie bretbrinti- Judge Woodward said—That if a proper lA da,it was Mod, Ushering that the telegraphic despatohes received were believed to be truth ful, be would igree to the writ being issued. Buell au affidavit was made by William Case, the pence to whom the despatches were ad dressed. Judge Black iv, marked—That he would like to know where this Court obtained the authority to order the Sheriff of Philadelphia county to proceed to Bath and preserve the peace of that county. The Sheriff of Erie was bound for the peace of that...howdy. He was inclined to be lieve that there was ample remedy at common' law, that thsat *Hunts for the write ought to re proceed for as. He supposed the plaintiffs on:4 asked tele put in the same condition they were whew the decree of 7th January was made, sod that they should so remain until the 60 clis iddiiiosal time bad expired. They wished till Court to protect the officers and agents of WI Railroad, until the time allotted by the Colin for a change in the Road shall have ei r dre t • said—There were two sides of the questidn. The people of Erie were not rep resented here, and he would never be willing to hue the nation of the Court upon mere tele graphic despatches. He was also opposed to the form of the writ, and was not inclined to condemn the citizens of Erie, when the Court, iy their former action In declaring the railroad • nuisance, had asserted to be in the right. William M. Meredith proceeded to show in what manner the Court obtained the authority to Lune the writ and direct it to the Sheriff of Philadelphia. He likened it to a haberi to put a proper party into possession of a pro perty under decree of the Court. Justice Black said he would concur in the is- I suing of the writ prayed for, bat with much hesitation. Mr. Oriecom, at this point remarked, that be would say a few words in behalf of the people of Erie, as he was formerly connected with this case. He thought it wrong to hove the pro ceeding' of the Court based on newspaper re ports and telegraphic despatches. The writ was unprecedented, and the complainants ought to go to the common law for redress. The Court had decided the citizens of Erie to be right in de canting the Railroad a nuisance. Chief Justine Lewis ordered the writ to issue, and trusted that as it was now granted, it would bo executed with all firmness, with all the neces sary power to make it effective, otherwise it would bring the Court into contempt. Mr. Meredith proposed that the writ be di rected to the Sheriff of Philadelphia county, or to ex-Marshal Keyser. Judge Woodward said—The railroad was now in the possession of the Court, until they should change it according to law, as stated in their de cree. The Court could tell anybody to execute its deem. Chief Justice Lewis remarked that this Court has des;dded that it has jurisdiction over the whole State, and an act of the Legislature can not tats it sway. Any person could be chosen by the Court to execute its process. The Writ of Assistance W2b then ordered, with power to carry it into effect. The following or der was then made. Arid now, January 9, 1855, on motion of St. George I'. Campbell •nd Wm. M. Meredith, it is ordered that a writ of assistance, directed to et , Marshal Keyser, or to some person to be by him deputised, commanding him, by all lawful force sad means, to protect the property and railroad of the laid Erie and North East Railroad Com pany, and to protect the officers, agents- and servants thereof, in reetoring and replacing the said railroad in the same condition and position in With the same yes when the last order and decree at this Court in the cause was made, and to maidtain the sald Company in the.posseasion thereof. Judge Knox dissented. let. Because there is DO evidence of the necesaitp of the writ; and 2d, beCDODO he was not satisfied of the power of this Court to tune the writ in the form in which it wee presented. P. WiLIENNA, /CISQ. We are informed that our old Democratie friend, Judge M'Kenns, hie secured an office just opposite the Court House, on Fifth street, and, u soon as hie commission comes cn, will " - open out" as Alderman. We shall bring our first suit before him, and we have no doubt a good many others will do the same thing. Everybody knows Judge Mlienna, and hie fit neat for the of to which be wee lately elected by a very flattering vote. If all who voted for him take their business to hie office, he will find the position a profitable one, and we hope it will be such. Cosmopolitan An Association The reader is referred to the advertisement of this Association. The plan has received the approval and sanction of the first minds of the country, and the prizes included in the catalogue for distribution are noble exponents of our country's progress in the fine arts. The sub scription books close on the 30th inst. Dr. Geo. EL Keyser, 140 Wood street, will give all further infomation and receive subscriptions. W The Crowning Gift of Nature and Scienee.—.-The wonderful cure. effected by De. MORS SI'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR OR CORDIAL, although topics of conversation throughout the Union, seem Incredible to" some skeptkal individuate. Thry cannot believe that an herb brought from the shore. of Asia, and subjected to certain scientific processes and combinatiotte, will absolute ly control every species of Nervous Disease, cure every phrase of Indigestion, restore the rogoler action of every disordered secretive organ, and neutralise by its antiseptic influence all impurities in the elementary fluids from which the blood la derived. Uneleedoubters sea mounted as you are by wonders, living in an age of scientific mire dee, have you not yet learned to distrust your own preju dices, when opposed to the evidence of facts; to the spontaneous testimony of clouds of witnesses t Set the once delicate and melancholy wife, who without strength to carry out the first great purpose of marriage, languished and pined in sickness and suffering, what she thinks of the Elixir. Reed bar answer—lf she has tried the glorious Invigorsultin her healthftil complexion, clear bright eyes end elastic step; read It in the rosy facet clustering at the mother's knee. Wherever debility and phydcal Incompe tency exist, any create strength and vitality. There 13 no form of nervous disease for which it le not • specific; no affection of the stomach, no irregularity or euspenalou of the secretion, which it dose not relieve and ultimately The Cordial is put up, highly eoaoentrated, iu pint tab that Price time dollar. per bottle; two for bye dollars; six for twelve dollars. C. 11. BING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New York. Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cancan and the West Indies. AGENTS. PUKING A BEM., No. 60 Wood etreet, Pittsburgh. DE. GEO. IL FLEWS, N 0.140 Wood street, do It. R. SELLERS A IX)., No. 67 Wood Amt. P FUMING. Micah..., City. janl3.thor Sir Prom . Resident of PittAburgh... ANOTHER REMARKABLE CASE OF TAPE WORM. This is to certify that I have been suffering for more than THUS TWO from a TARE WORM, and have used many remedies paled Vermifoge but without effect. I was at last induced to try Dr. M'LANE'S AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC OR VIIRELLYUGE. I procured • bottle at the Drug Store of George W. Gardner, and to my astonieloneut Si well Si great relief the find due brought away a Tape Worm of the enormous length of TwaarT•nva rut. Gratitude for my deliverance induces me to add my testi mony to the efficacy of this valuable medicine, that others afflicted as I have been may also give It a trial MRS. MARY ROBERTS, 311 Duncan street, Seventh Ward, Pittsburgh. The remarkable specimen of Tape Worm spoken of above OM be seen at the store of the proprietors of Dr. M'Lane's Yennifuge and Liver KM FLEMING BROS., Successors to J. Kidd a. corner Wood and Fourth street.. air Cosalinnaptlon wad apitting See the certificate of Mr. Tenser H. Ramsey, far many yaws proptistor of the Fanners' Hotel, Fredericksburg, Va., and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va. Dr. John Mtge, of the city id Richmond, though • raga. ler physlolan, and of course opposed to what he called quack medlciant, was °bilged to say that its good effects in themes of Mr. Ramsey, were wonderful indeed. He bad been ghee op by several physicians: had tried most Of the quack medicines, and was on the Serge of drapeir, as well ix the grave, when be tried Carter's 115w:dila Mixture. We refer the public to bb full and lengthy certificate around the bottle, mating his cure. ••• Ike atTertioramt. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. 1 B P _:, ' AMOK& _ ____...... Reported Expressly for the Daily DOrniag Post. 11:,,97-... L LONOBIL lIIVICNIIION or ~.- ' .. , , ,,,r •• 4 -lit..t.Malatamsa or th e vat ...tencds• Marshal Keyser at Kale. - . 11100 di filf.'sad.. uttelljila thus, bola the mama. which bas Eats, January 12 —Marshal Keyser and suite thin Ihi attached lii exertions, .11r.4:1ALVIN K. Ivrea 1 arrived here at noon, and proceeded to Harbor /3 "5 . .....i t h0 u r 112. . to l '"lrrigabuilth ell won ill ha last Cr...ek to repair the road early to-morrow. No ` l°-14961 ; 12°4111 therefore forego eight), his miser .F. re tia lance is anticipated: should any be at- poiuttoeute, and remain in the city until the middle of tempted it will be futile. The Marshal iB deter- January, receiving mil, daily, (Sabbath excepted,} tilt is htiAl to Carry out hie instructions, and pin the SATURDAY EVENING . , January lath, at his rooms at the ceuipany in peaceful posseesion of the rosd. nitf Hotel. All peemosis . diddling to oonsalt hlm are pun-. etthelyrequereed to make as early applkatkin as possible,. Smlthoemlata Institute. ',. as under no thentaotanias will it be potable for him to WAMINGTON Err:, January 12.—The Regents -`"'"' longer than °tell" rleeilleil It will, therenne ' be • of the Smithsonian Institute met this morLang, w''' l 'T4 . 9 l bo . 99Y liblik. ? aft.* g.tflgibt . 4 .L.Pt by letter every member of the Board being preeeut. Tbe ' orb : n rrerrin gA nn 'WIN!' 9 1 4dounte/. to New York. . se-atom was held with closed doors. Mr. Ctioete's r.". IL—To plusate visiting Mir. Fitch from a distance, a a r silent on the question of adhereace to tho i nvt"'" , " ' hi ' tbatbier sharpwhi be made, In ' -h ' ltte. il°, of the exposee of traveling. Ina% is first in order, Lod is expected n this otter-' -decititslawtf Is .• ..:i. Death of Sesuitor Norris k 18111BOTON CITY, January 12.—Senator NOT , New Hampshire, was thought to be much tan r yesterday, bat soon after 10 o'clock lam nigt:t was seized with spasms and in 15 minutes exi iced. Mr. Blases' struck with Paralysis. Elm YORK, January 12.—The Evening Post Marne from a private letter from Paris, that Mr. Mason, minister to France, was struck with pars !pie on the morning of the 27th, and was quite unwell when the letter closed. Conveyance of British Trope. ' BOSTON, January 12.—The sere, propellor Ca nadian, advertised to leave Liverpool on the sth, for Portland, has been taken by the British government for the conveyance of troops to the Crimea. Nomination of State Treasurer. HARRISBURG, January 12.--Esening.—.Eli Sli fer, American Whig,.was nominatedStateTreaan rer on the fourth ballot. Reftssed to Pay Drafts. New Your, January 12.—Duncan, Sherman & Co. to-day refused to pay or accept drafts upon them by Page, Bacon & Co. Any- The Pleasure, and Comfort, of being Vim. rrrnco in a SUIT OP CLOTIIES, is greatly enhanced by having them aeon, and sorra= To run slums. ()RIBBLE has got all that is neusisary to offset that great consumma tLm. both ns regards St and quality of goods. Persona wishing to experience all this, and be only moderately charged, ran do eco by cabing at 240 LrasaTT mum, Mad of Wood. p. E.—Pants/now, In particular, Is one of We greaten long. Ile n onot be beat bi the style mut At of this gat. moot. Numerous rcfcreuxt conk' be given, if no:emu, to ^orrnbornto etatrinent. (dec9) E. GRIBBLE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS BANK. THIRD STREET, BETWEiieI WWI) •ND MARKET. lilE Subscribers bee teen to totorm their friends and tee public generally, that n ey titan leased the above well known Restaurant, which has just been thoroughly rsnoyeted, repaired and re furnished, and now open. The trOpriators hare spared no expense to make the Dank Ex change a comfortable resort, as well for the epicure as the budnees man. The larder will at all times be stocked with the delleaciee of the araeon, and served tip under the auspi ces of experienced mobs. They respectfully nob for the patronage of a generous public- 18S5. First Importation of Fins Watches. Ufa. 1.1.'r ItItegIVED mutt BOXMS OP WATCILISS, direct from Bumph, manufactured to my eepecial order, and Itirb I ran fully rum:amend and, warrant as good time k.epe,a and at inwka PILICts titan are retailed at In eastern cities We bare also Railroad Watches and Clocks. Regulators for Railroad Stations, $5O 551T6. 511vor Watches from $lO to $.O. Gold W.trlara from VA:S to r..a) WATCII REPAIIIINO.—Our beat attention, aided by superior workmen, is con.toutly devoted to the inwdzing sod clean ing of Soo Watches. 67 Market street, center of Fourth. W. W. WILSON, Practical Watch Maker. GOOD INTENT HOUSE, IORN ER LLBERTY AND GRANT IiTRZRTS, near the Railroad Depot. jeol3ay ijoirei,l Marlin: —Puddleford and itd People: by Wll. r) Ruth Elan: by Fanny Fern; Math supply. Life of Barnum, by himself. fifth suppty. • • Lift. of llorsua Greeley; third supply. • * lda May : by Mary Lunolon; third supply. lliaper, for January; fifth supply. Putman, for January ; fourth supply. Graham. for January; fourth supply. liodey, for January; sixth supply. - Knickerbocker. for January. Prank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette. Frank beadle's tie. York Jourtal, for January; a nor monthly Maguine, devoted to rumanee, general literature, science and urt; prim 18 cent.. All the above just received add break nth* cheap Book Store of 6A5.1'1... B. LACIBPSR, jonl3 87 Wood &tree- W ANTED -15 shares of Itxthax B e r tak tito li ct is by j•ul2 Reek Broker, 92 Fourth street. Spring Wagons for /Salo. ONE /11.)1t6E NAGONn, and 1 Two florae Wsinn, (. 0n..1 hand.) Apply at PEARL STEAM MILL, janitdleswito Allegheny. Ha riIWENTY.FIVE TONS GoOD y. TIMOTHY HAY, for sal j. by J. A. MAZORIE, janl23to 337 Liberty street. ONE ItUNDittalo wpm OF NOVI UAL!. by Fanny Fcra, reccireti thin day. The 15 zie'e Victory by Mrs, Emma D. E. N. Noallmorth. The Cum of Cliftxm; a We of Expiation ami Redemp tion; by lire. Emma D E. N. Sonihwortti. - • • The In,carded Deughtxr: by Mr.. banul D. Z. N. South wore h. Virginia and Magdalene; or the YosterPlstare by M Emma P. E N. tic tittmartti; price CO cents. Denerted Wife: by 30. Emma D. E. N.Eorithgorth price NO ccada. Tb Mother-in-law, cr the Isle of Lays: by Mrs. Emma D. M. N. couthworth; pnre 60 certjp. Churaulotele: by Moo. Dunn D. N. N.Soatbworth prim 50 mote. The Lust /I,irres : 1p Mr.. Erma D. E. N. Southworth. Call or moil for whatever you want in the Book, Mop Line rr publication L•ne, and you will get it at the lowest rates. H. MINES & CO, juil2 No. 82 Smithfield street. 1251nROIDER1185.—A. A. MASON CO. will open, on 12s Bsturaey, January 13th, 1835, 104) carton]. of Ernbtoi. d”rles, renlr ed per consignmeni, nominating of Dress Cape, CJllar., Cuff., Cnllerettes, Mewl Dreases, Rosettes, Tabs, de . ell or wlnch will b, sold at • great •aerilke from coat, fora taw days only, to ch....att.° oun/imament. jan/2 SIIAWL.S —A A. 3111505 i a U. will close out the bal sore of their ati Wog rhawls at $3; L. • large lot of $1 and $5 Shawls at $1,50 :tad V.L janl2 `MALL FA 851 FOB &ILE—Consisting of 125 sera, 68 0 in cultivation; with • new Frame Dwelling Home, ga.l Well at Inc door, • Log Rouse, Stable, 004 a &am Camp of 400 craw, and a sma l Pasch and. Apple Orchard: ritual. ten Mil. frtto Ualliopolis, in Uallia minty, Ohio. Price $1.2 an acre. B. CUTHBERT it Kill, Auld 140 Third street. BKUUII6-3 dozen this day repetsed and tor sale by jasl2loll.lC. a COLLIN& WKS MEAL-1U bble heat ground just arrieed sad ft ode by JAS. MIAIIIOIILIII, jeer,: No. 10 Smithfield street. A LED IIAY-7.5 bales Timothy flay for sale by JAS. M'LAULUILIN LIAR CORN—LW b. in atom and an Bala by _EA Janl2 JAB. D MIK WHEAT PLOUg—bo Banks foi sale by jeal2 -JAS. M'LAUGIILIN. John W. Honor & Co, VORWARDMI AND COMMISSION AIIi.B.CHANTS Deidera in all Linde of Pittsburgh Masuisatures, Lead ripe and Sheet Load. 87 Piaui street. *Pin Private Diaedaed. DR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, De. votes his entire attention to an office Bra :Ice. Ills bushiest, Is moetly confined to Private Venereal Diseases, and such painfulalfactimus, brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgenimanderceie Syphilis, Sy shuttle Eruptkin li, Ombra ea, G lee t, Stricture Urethral Discharges, Impuriq of,the Blood, with all Dims. ses of the Venereal organ. Skin DLseves, Senroutic Crop. lions Teter, Ringworm, Mercurial inseasee,Seminal Weak. nese, impotency, riles, Itheurnatlem, Female Weakness, Bonthly Suppressions, Maumee Of the Joints, Fistula in Atm, Nervous Affeetlorut, Pains in in. Buk and Isilus, hal Cation of the Bladder not Kidneys,sucteasfully treated, Cure guaranteed • Ms teen years' practice (six In ads clty)anablea Dr. Brows to offer murancos of • speedy cure to may cams am Mir Waters (Mtn and Private Consultation Rooms, 41, Diamond alley lam Charges moderate. nosterikw•ly 11NUMAT1S3L—Dr. ttrown'Oetely discovered remedy 1.1, for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Retied] that painful trouble. It never tans. °thee and Private Cousultatiou h.= No. 41 DI aDIOIID Pittsburgh, Penn's. The Doctor is always at ham ma—OW.4lr LNASIIiONS JANUAnY—FMANIE LtabliVti LA. r GAZICI7Ib—The January number of this hiss mine commences the third volume. The Gazette le pub. tidied on tne first of every month, and contains all the newest fashions for the following month, in every depart. mcnt of ladies' and children's costume. kart number has also a large variety of patterns for needle work, a sheet of new mune, and a paper pattern to cut • dress by. Price 26 cents s number, or $3 a year, wasp free. Bishentip• tions re.elved or angle numbers sold by W. A. tiIL.DENFANNEY A CO, Jcn3 No. 70 Fourth street. :c e Ali aZlNE.l.—har pe r for January. Putnam, for January. Godey, for January third supply. Graham, for January; second supply. I'eters...l4 for January; 17 ants. Ballow, for January; 10 cants., Blackwood, for January. Subscription to four Britt& RAITIOWS and Blackwood, $lO. Thom, who would save 271 par cant in subscribing by the year, or buying stogie copies of the shoes, should call at iia3IUEL B. LAUVFXR'B, Jana No. 87 Wood street. HEAL , LWKLLlNtiUnan.—We hare on oar limpb to small good substantial Dwelling lioaase, will be sold at low prices and on truly terms of payment. Persons wishing to become their own landlord; bare now • good opportunity to obtain bargain. Orb you prehr to build • House to cult yourself, we can furnish you with a handsome Building Lot, at as low • prim, am s2do. P. CUTHBERT a BON, jowl Beal Estate Agents, 140 Third 'drag.. 11.1.SESE—U bozeg W. &Chews, in +n and for s. le p, oca9 ENt/1.11411 II ,•43`i. j .SIPROVKD PRED CLITrEtt.—A new, complete and reli able Collor, mill:able for Oorn Stalks or flay, at the aced and Implement Warehouse, 111th street. jaa JAMBS WARDSOP. SUSING iNSTAIDifiIiTS.—PoIe Pruning Shears, Bays P and Chinas, of tha bast quality, at the Seed and Im plement Warehouse of ALLIS UoLANICETti —l‘. A. MASON t OU. will am ca day, January Bth, 100 more Blanketa, which they will WI $2 and $3 per pair lam than canal rates. jaeh SMAII•A.NAWAL SALE—A . A. MAKIN .I W:.wLLI open 400 mare of dune Long :bawls, at $ll, cur TAursW January 4th. JA.4 UrOLD MEDAL DDLAIIiZA,—A. A. MASON & Oa. will wpm 800 places more of Gold Medal DaLana, at 12% mar P.O yard. Sawa . -Xi`F 4., D ialases Goiania* Pain Extractor win auaJ a the path and inflimunation from the snares; burns or. : bt, in from one to twenty minutes— and that it wilt tim: is wounds withimt scar; and effectually etue Never hare* Piles, Milt Rheum, Inflammatory Blutornatisei, Bose KULL tbflamed Bye., Cots, Wounds, Brulmee, Old and Invet erate Sorer, Peed Head, Corns and Bunions, Erysipelas, !Sprains twellisum, Pelona. Chilblains, Mina of Inserts, aid Broken Bremia, Sore hippies, Eruptions, and all edam inlistematory and calumnies dillellate, where the parts effected Can beseeched. Don't be Inereicdons about the many diseases =sled, to he cured by only one thing—but reflect, that the how but padan properties which %de Dailey Salve alone contains, and as haretatare euttuneratett—opelo tour—an reach not aloe* the afore cautioned Wawa, but many more -not entunended. C. V. ld.J.CtiltN.Bli t (Xa, Pruprintozw, New York. Por sale by Dr. G. H. KIMEH, 140 Wood street, and by au. Druggist. and Dealer. it. Medicines enroughout the ted Instal. J. SCHANDELNXILAR, 0. A PRANCIA. JAMES SIIANNON, Proprietor Western Farmers' Insurance Company, 141::11' LISBON, °HILO. It . C A 6 IA A; Y , Agent, ST. CELittlaiti jut 2111h.D V.TiII3VIIGIL OrIICULS JAMES KfILLY, Pron. JAMES BOBBLVK, V. Pavel. LEVI SL&ISTLY, Swreiary and Treasurer. DILICIDELfi : Janice Burbank, Lienry Springer, Daniel liarbaugh, Er, Levi . Martin N. McLaugtuin, James Lanoig, Jaime McLaughlin, Junes Kelly, Fisher 6.llLxisour, Prest„ Irri Martin, Becretnry. UTICILLSCIS: A. t A. M73atu, Th. tinitatietter, Dr. Irish, Joseph Springer liarbaugb, LM. Stanton, Wilkinson Mast° 0, Gilbert & Frederick, Attebtuvb Mason, Eeq., Mauna, Carreteon & Go, Cleveland; Graham & SPCoy, Dr. 0. Fries, LlneinnetL L.?crr zirai Insuranco Company of Plata b u.rg BAGALEY, President; ea3llll3L L. ms RgniaLT Secretary. Office: Sti Miter Street, between/garnet and Womnreas. Limns 'LULL and c.e.nao Risks, On the Ohio and linato Opp; Rivers and tributaries. Insures against Lose or Damage by Piro. • ALPO—Against the Perin ol WeSa, and Thl&Dd :Tarim. Ilona.; Transportation. /ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFOIiD, CONN. Chartered 1 8 / 1 9—Capital Stook $300,000. THUS. K. MACE, President THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Some tray. TVBECTOII2, Thom. K. U.., 11 Samuel Tudor, St _lbeneser Flower, Ward Woodttridge, IL A. llulkeley, Joseph 'Church, Roland Mather, Frederick Tyler, Edwin 0. Ripley, Robert Buell, Samuel& Ward, Mlles A. Tuttle, Menu Z. Pratt, John L. Boswell, Austin Dunham, - Gustavus F. Davis, JUIIIUS S. Morgan. SW Polities on Fire and Inland Risks boned on favors. Ms torsos, by GROIWE ?S. ARNOLD, Ag't, deo-LILY No. 74 Fourth street, llttborgh. - - - -- - - - - O.A.SISOCIATED Firemen's Insurance Company of the City of Pittsburgh. J. tr... 111001t11 1.1. D. Prasidant—ROßEliT Seem I insure against ruts sad iLiitINE ROM 13 stall kinds. Mee: N 0.99 Water street. Western Pennlvania ta1.... Drs SCIMICK, Second sy , between Wood Hos pi stut Market streets, and J. Batik Northeast corner of Diamond, Alle. gheny city, are the attending Physicians to the abet, Duni. union, tr the first quarter of 1864. appltions for admission inlay be roads to them at all hours at their offices, or at the Hospital at 2 o'clock, P.M. 11.8entt. CMOS Of ILCCidELItIa injury are remised stall hours, without form. lalOye 10 HOWARD Health ASSOCbitten of Pittsburgh, PsieeeilYFlCii, No. leg THIRD OppoitiTe on Telegraph Mee. This Assiciatioo is orgiiiiiied for the purpose of affording tactual assistance to each other, In cam of sickness or ae ity ming • small yearly payment, the raenaliers of th e .... , ..140111.0CIRrefr Z r neatly benefltdonng .4okeamy averaging from $2,.8 to $lO per week. In this Association are equally interested to the management and profits. S. B. APKISNELIS, President T. J. lloisva, Secretary. Finance Oaramlttes—Josue Boni, JoXH Rims, 0. N. ConoultingPhy bum, M. D. Do•32f liZe °Moe Ohio and Pennsylvania nail= road company, Prrboomin, December 23, 1614.—Norics—The annual Ileetiog of the Bt.:chidden and Ration of Directors of the 01110 AND HiNfigne MANIA RAILROAD 0011PANY, for the emontng year, mill be held at the Mace of t h e Company, in PittaLurgh, cm TUURBDAY, the 26th day of January, WO, between the hams of 10 A. M. and 3 Y. M , (meeting at 10 ) By order of the Board of Directors. ilsclßtd" J. ROBINSON, Secretary. Prankiln Saving Vaud and LOUIS OAasoe/atloa. O ''- ASSOCII.IIOO. OFFICh, No.ll FILONT STRNRT. lltiscouut Day—MON DA Y. Notes offered on SATURDAY to the Eaetwary, at the store of Jona H. Mellor, No. 81 Wood street catty Dues received at the same Ins and J. WIUTTLaIt, Senretary.. tr am s O. Y MAGI MR, 110 111AIMINT street, Nis b Importer and Wholesale Dealer in FANCY AND IfTV I L VARIETY AND DRY GOODS, offers to city and country dealers as, large and well selected stock of Goods as any Faatern !Anse, and came prices, the series tatgSt. time aridimptuisea. AStYi .A.TTENTIfIbit S. L. G.—You are hereby bobbed to W B atterni at your Armory, on MONDAYS, WEDN S. DA nut NEIDAYB, for drill, and to Dermot such bumf. sum es may come before the Company. P. KANE, znardftiond Secretary pro tem. To Lett....T13.8 £12.8)88 131081:-.8 IHX N TANS S~OLVS 18:1888 (alien sellable F. public meethp,) will be let E. three or four zdabla in the week. Ingehe of (1.8.0103111 FUNSTON, drolam et 8. llialorken'e. No. 96 Wood street. 103.Nettee*The JOURNEYMIN TALLOREI 80. caxrf, or Ettnentsgh awl Allegheny, meat on the Ent WEDNESDAY of every month, at EUROCIILEITRRA In the Itlantond. Ey order. NOT ORO W. SEY.F.E. Seceetare JAMBS wekvaos. F;rl. 0. 0. of imeang, w ashoorcou Wood otreot,betorom YIIED .trees and Virgin4.l , PrNisaiasi Lem, No.336—Mootserou Tokooday Mocurnut Roooltexiaro, No. St —llieNrdzst sad Mei frkloy of each month. haarliolv CIIIBII3S-1,000 boxes W. B. QMIMO tor sale by 4.,/ drab 112XBY H. OOLLINS. Ble sir To the L miles No greater happiness can mortals find, Than saving trouble to all wamanilmt Read end reflect; ye daughter! fail or Bye, Dry up your tears, ao longer nerd you grieve. Dr.CHYwimtie A •i'S PILLS FOR Fumes RA Twenty-five years of unparalleled success have proved the virtue cf these celebrated Pill, i/1 lie. York. Can be safely Used in all painful irregularities, obstructions, Sc. Full and end. eit directions with etch box. Celt midget a circular grads. These Pills should mover be taken during pregnancy, aet guy would be HIM to edam a - adaoandup. Warranted purely Vegetable, and free from anything injurious to Pie or health. Directions accompany each box. Price $1 per box. lad/ tOo Dividead.•••Urrics or Prrnsausaa Gas Cox rarer, January 8, 186h—The PLI"ToItUItaILL Ger totorePAIVY have this day declared • ItivUend of nVz ram cor. out of the proats of the company oh the apical stock —meal to Sustahottlers or th em legal ropreseutattres, forthwith, at the cake of t he alsmpaoy. jata4ss2ar , JA..11.8Z T, Treasurer. Us Biotite to Stoeitholdera.....oemoa Aue. muss ti ALLAY ItattausaGdrparrr, Plthhorgh, Jann asp , 1,1846.—1 n acvnianee with t h e Charter, u postai meeting of the etnekhOlders or the ALLEG Y VALLEI ILAILhuAL OtAiedli Y, via be held at their °Mee, N 0.74 Water street, Pitzsturgn, on the Flll-bf TUEIiDAY (nth MIT . , of February next, at 10 o'cloct, A. M., at which tune 1.1.1 place the report of the I'r rein and Managers tor the past year, and a statement of the atLies of the I:.mpaty, trill be prevented. And at 12 0'01,..ek, M. , an aliction for President and Bvard of Managers Lir the en.taing yeai oti he Lehi. jlaulJ J. tillibt)N, secretary. bIUSZ.H. wrssTEgar ntsuaiuics coxperi, 01 , SICIL ALL 7t WALNUT STKALT, raLLAUELPFILL CHARTER PEiII'ENIAL. Authorized Capita-4 $300,000. p _N • i t 14,111,1,g1011. :LILA all.ll- A In Stoma Antes, (negotiable torm,) secured bi Mort- ' gages and Judgments In balls item/Table, Mortgages and Judgments, ,000 In Cash, Cub Assets and t..Uab 106 47,tr01i Total /1. CADW.6G, Prnadent. O. U. 'Lain, fiebrelary." air /int, Marine ma Inland TranalartaLion nits, tamn . . _ BEFERZNOSS PITTIEWIgGIL Smelter k Ratan, Curling, Robertson k Co., N. Holmes k Sens, Wm. bagatey k Co., J. A. Hutchison a Co., D. Leech k Co., Murphy, Tiernan it Co. Wall:night, llinitiagtod M. I,.ElOHowell at 03., A v k7o, David B. Brovrn & Co-, C. S. a tiro. Abbott, Wood .1 Oliver, Linton SY Dearth, Caleb Cope Jk Co., Chas. &legal-gee t Co., Drexel a Co, Bankers, lion. Wm. D. Earley, &ter, Baker & CO., Harris, Male A Co., Deal, Milligan a Co. .1. RANKS .liNuX, Agent.. dandy No. 115 Witter street, Pine bare 1 ~v4ar~:i~r.~rrl Life, Fire and Xarine Insurance Company; OFFICE 55 FIFTH STESET , MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA. JAMBS S. 180011, Preqklent. Qualm A. Cams, Secretary. This tympany makes every iruntranee appertaining to or connected with LIFE ItISKS. • Also, against 11.1 and Cargo Risks on the Ohigi and Mb. sissippi mere end tritonark., end Shrine Risks generally. And spinet Lobe and Damage by lktre, and against the Perils ofthee.. and Wand A asigstacc. and Transy4rt,tion. Yodetes issued et the lowoot rates consistent with ofoty to .11 yards. Janos S. Hooeyi Wm. S. liaveg Samuel Al'Clurkan, Jame L.. AMA, : • MIR= L'hilluet, Alexander Bradley, John Scott, John Felice:nu, Joseph P. biessam, AL D., I Robert tilde/ay, John IVAlpin, Alexander hayrick:a, Am- Wox.l. Jolinatexi, slavng County, JIM. Atareha.l, floral& N. Le., nitJartning, Goorge &Seinen, 1 Hiram Stowed:tester. my-Naly William Bagaley, Wm. Larimerjr., James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier, Samuel Rea, William Bingham, Robert Dualap,jr., John S. Dilworth, lane li. Peunock, trauma .. , alhirs, • 8. kb:hal:4o4 J. Seboonmaxer, Walterilryant, Williams. flays. John Shipton. dee= DEL 10191& • J. K. Moorhead, W. J. Anderson, R. C. &muss, U. B. Simpson, Wm. XL Edgar, . 11. B. WiLtins,. - C. IL Paulson, William Colliugwood, R. D. Roberts, John M. Iran. s ' • Joseph Rays, Wm. Wilkinsuls, . David CamplelL ..' ja/2 • EEM ~. r! Oide - --- °*". ll2 el.ll,ll r te 6 alodeeee-littke. do. do- Sit 1hte.1147, awes Or gees &kr -41vesser +mgow somsidit 110,001 0 3 mute ems fie thi eselidette, Awe tO monotoest.7% tErl3llB 4ssfirquiricie railed the atmedy ce Uhl - Ere. lane - , •-• "US Rom - 111.1 nag "V* 11tr • • Piii Taft. aiTuirmipTineviii4 iw•az t °tamsTffulAsur memo!, r*. rouolhajampAT MeIIAITZDAT '', .....4_ 12 Wand Mb. at ILISCOTO &nu war fai . Of Le •••• S. turday Altennes, at Edut.is. • aitu.l7 .ebeltt the basatiriNks*lnesnitieg Mint aCcos. ili...sloss cities, kne.a..sa WWI Ibi THS "VW UMW! ,ar• Atantiadm -2 5 matii-4111811;lip . Dins op.* di otkelcat W ziaPsztic 0 00 11 0• 1 0 1 10 1 % , . ~ v. — igiutA Lint O 00.111WWWW, — HAICTIPORD CONII.I.AIII3UM lBl9. PAID • ix 0001. - iseimmm min TaurrksEcra ANNI4I.-Inzugim Ib l Assets or Use 28111.1-INRWANCO OUMPANY,OIOO ford. aelerniehed Lie agony on the- late[ elline,p/NE, Reel Estate, othesimbend $ 0 Seventy-tiro if ortings Boods,d end eint,pegp - Mid ami 1 0 0 0 Debts des the Dempsey, megumrby siketiefa 7,1113 Dille lieeedvaldeorodignensed,payablegithfte.4.."lolo ft Banned Meeks in COnnestleuf 177,01 tank btreks to the city of WAN SS Bank Stocks la Nee York sty • -• ' wow 0' hash on hand, in Burk, and - in leads eta..b and 212,1111 semirs es The amount of liabilltieedue cenitfinale 00kaar 7 teihne erg dtcre,—nothing. Loewe *ghosted and 011,—none. • - Lowe, adjusted and snit 40001,08 AIL • Lougee oaadjuated and ingisespenag - it4lllklbelleedhe 1 330 45 61 , 2 67 33. - • All other ashes agsoo. the Cherpany aeu sesellondt 0017 aepdritholl he. - Agnate instructed taigas so 14110•10,011 L The *mount issored in any city, townie 0111gpf , upop the thanes, etneesiggegoi:egonakeeef the width of streets, the inghty armsaiwaida the tee department. and other ainen eau i-,..• The =one in to dodo at 000 On &alga is to Bolt the_ loae by' 0040 to velem . TKO L. Sea,, or Comcnour, 14000„.107. let, Hargebrd county. j - • P A aternally appeared 'l2nenaa /L.Affur Ot the gee Insurance enpany, and going statement by ldsn. enbecdtenc !if Wiga - 1000411 Ida beet lotonladge and bellef - • • • LUINAI YOWL* ilaidilicirtbe mow. Losses paid by this ightepany 10 the year 1064 nisei V. 50,000, while the premiums .greeind dot the sae Uwe is exceed way other year, eines the legiabeelon 0 the Ocutpany. pond., covering nearly In deedipidtedigacpeopeNye sued at this agency, at rmeunestegaig 700 _. Jar tees, No. 37 Water street, iitlihwt e t jean 11. TIM AP& HELVID RICIPDA • WOOD 811USIST, BBL WATT MD Platir FHB trodersigned lee duet provided dodo sleek at LIQUORS. wells may et Witten* bservolds loth the best of the seares4 in thekvispAd kik Whisky Punches nap babel at the jenlirly . JOSH SAYAMII, tiIiANSL-89 tads small whits Ba It U jud L as IanILLIMIL 1 DI S-150 bble Icalentile DIM file 1111001. , ..1.4 *M. MIIRP : NEW EAGLE HAT HANUFACITORT, so. v 32 wow. aist 018r4 tram theeoraer apt& The proprider li m = imme Hatter, landed had Miele at th e badmen, tea Sete u apnea:et inekkththt /11=t workal Lb. prthelpet thielett thelphle, Cinchatatt, wad lb* lbw A boa erethdeot truth from hb peedbal etherieata as a MN" be can furnish mot owly as good bat • them eld wain etude than smirking habbasb olbad publio—att of own abaseplitime. 11.4=011 uppoelti oat Defedi Posapautioesn Intviatedli ntstpJleATIQN YILIZOTItDI Aarlo 11/1/OMISALI Aporrium—HOOD, at Maria* gal& Ws NW received, la addition to Ids Met, a. nisi dalartmend eV the latest designs behionalibe liatiortma -aceofa Viiil6 6 o Aihnta ;Pm' ."*ZatiankaanWooe." a a superior otuslity; Rae &at; Mean. We boldly dely toropetitkeliteltultiiiit 111_1111E011min edil or any Western city, as we us BWeregiedieWins one oar stock FOR was, at pries that.lM Thome about pure/m.4u dada am* a& doing, By so you nut aseerfrosnlci .6011 Y se ia sow . [janlol ' 800IF0 3MM : ft • ti LT MN HIINDIIXD • . •1101. ',Wry frame DWILLING was. • • -"0 4.11 s lot of 11 fie? front Go Bomar eltitelt, imp Veto street; or $l,lOO Ittre, Iletetliorlfoolos • . . " ":11ke*WeitelfitAirt , - jaalo rpwo , Ohio. LL I. mewl janlo steasaboat Bromata.... AIWE have tarbasd adores Agog 13 T.ll ABLBOAT ealia ha. CHAIRkor ovary doiorliftok vks- . lizteasica Maio( UMW - Do ladles Cobra Chao, or mini (pity; - Gana do do do; . Bra • . Brae Boom do do Bo; - a Do Toilet Dalai . Tito a Totes; &do; ,"- DimasTaill*,' Wash panda; Card - de; . Water do; As. ha -, Malarial and worbomodop w r =od t aroso soilllO , - , , beale7. B. B. ro iy2o as assondwda..erporsialler%c • Ewe at HOU ' ililißllB, No. lellibldvad, edaPlikdategkr a Er igi l ra jwativ ansittliwiaita kiddlobing Rouse or Hon s so., mi. Teak s = sa• their valuable Catalogue, melba enabled medical thole moo-copyright Minh, gelitwa with thot_gf gal cadre stoat 4 of Moak: and limicol Works, .g an . avellklit glatmobegf fanner prates. The prices of hh Mule till be hasego aadkantv to our national curvaray, and the odic Wita is Imnairkeri marked on eva7 pima dna t . On oopylightlimmem Copp „; idgbt, mote r and ouvreaveydda /inthestrlka e oenta." Inetrueibm Books will oho be rediacithieidsa. The feet or making this great redumiion Moder will doubtless add largliy to lie Web sindiltathenpakallit on boo-101l the saw pnbietitime as maim The rediretion le intim cannot hat gointkimmanee demand, and the peddle will nod sy alrfw W respects to any in ihe We t, and I as ilmoomod on equally favorable firma All orders from the goradzyteidlve prompkeetleaded to, avid on the moat givorahle berma jantl liltriliT EMT& 101 l!heed dew. EUEZLNES END NEW PErENN: AU Gofers UV. Book. for Annum Amm Gram% UV. Book, br Jannat7; er " " - - _ Nreek treads Gowns Of Par=i i ; .1 The Home Journal., Tribune, - WI !: M llll ann.= Palms ahra_ ye on andle - ' badrotore '1 W. A. It CKL. . Jane 7.leKle7birib dna, !, ACOUSTIC OIL S NOB DZlllilana— m e Reran has the ; effect of relating the tsosice, sad halsolg We . the ellblUrld action albs pasts, ea a 7 to stallap ,l, pis bisteas abet lost ar Laps/red. This is peeve by/071V mil it fees eases, that, .has hewn, It Mail BD Ail deaf meow should ass Larsotti's aseastle so. neve at once *void aay ballatiosa Ihrtidassours darsetie end hes no other. lash B. L. 01:1111111ne, Thlid dent. I AHU-15 kalps Fiats Laid Jan retaliating Mr ask by t; 14 31E9 lUD= 11.-VOLLINI. ;•• btil fresh .IkP Ogi thlatiMpllkr ad. a. WILLEM UTT.lis, 2 boss& teeth Jimil.**Lillost • -LP tY 91 TAKIED PKAORES-410 bblajestesednull I_, jag) - BRINLY 11, - - - AYTAA'S BALSAM Ur wiLD GELIJULL—Ome etas bem articles itorsomighs and mg&mmr lama 12 dos T;Mbd by jal9 tionaeDiallloo4lolll Maimutast vanassas WATML-116 Omuta* Cbs Wear s► U oaf ved fresh, sad dime Qom tht 3eus9 career Diamen4 .ii /tam. 1. ...... _ _ WN'S itaIB.ENCJI 4/111(81M, /31. ... MIMI sok . .rated ankle waived by .I(ML • jaiigivsrvou./Wilia tat.—istiomovillitearikeet MG article etodyed by AX. ILIKOKt. ;- jaug conker illsoced aid Nuelpt. Reisit U1111411:1 , ID • MAGNISLL=Uf • Neggisi DI abler, received by - I AXL jan9 UM= OLAGNYZIA—NniabIy hand, and worranual goad, by Judi _ __ _ _ Disialmalo ii ad . DL1.21122 tarp alliplase r li dam ! useful Wide Mt aJ. at tie kowvatitaaati.• Visa vale ; wa old save 26 per met. should celled jeep RAWL B. SA • • - • _lama it. Coke. DIVE THOUSAND BUSED fl GTODMI4iNIis at tho Pt flas Warta. ••• • **at JAMB Z..• • --- iIirKTICIIL IDITIUK -MK " ' - t HAND STUMM (SOME SIDNAL ink t lir UWE AND TIM WTI& T A. DOCTOltS chools BA/ILZ, tiradnate andige 1.111 the a d ot Makotste, /le, tor the peat taitylearea ead , • Wh.TICK CUSS is the slam losiz 7 WNW iaa..: • t- -v The wigwag eats dime and lnmeillega Ili ow '. • nun has on all lbws, and ail dhataimitaineteagillineollam. a . .huoit b mild.asdiaa 484 tinkrosselitbilnek art § debilitated, rendesit peostlartylleivelhie JIM% who ,4 will be treated eg theirtrawas. - ' ' ' 1. Kliopartue and ihnialtalbie lartesent nil sitidslar tared where desired; bet, lOW teserillaills. t e rhinos, Doctor Dads gime iihialiall pankhgepiL paitty, width has. thinoKhOlK ria Win* mud; -a proven eo endnently anannehil tleireletr bliii Mims% mehmliag Incipient the:pirt=iill=.iiiiiikakii,mg.2l6.l.,. ~ inlianunatory and Chronic . 4 a.m., Nervosa and Liver Blemee. gg t . from highly reputable alms gl lialriEWmil ill ell 1 Union, can he asandstat at Destszlissists ' 11.110‘. - Clergy are invited to oananit hhe paw` ^ ,*7:i - name i War ~ t a king geed to theiormaantiriliffillit b thmagbout the trussmantAll hk,httity twi ant, as Ouse unanquahiged Wight ample& • , .. Wtion, W. H. • °bethdh"" VL,rn. 7: ' de, D. T. Mown, la. B. IL JIL IL -. . Kerr. The andeargiad, having Aslant Dawnif win brim. non sad witnee as nd • Meeserti atlrgual tre ato sst. • nsonnnn Ma ei4. Kea=: , -..1& "S Marisa T. Roma. Jai. It'Onastia, Benii Jaist '.-. C. Curt* Mot. thateknr, John; • Ms - s W. W. Atdok, Mesas 1. Rai" ak ' • • . 4.' MARYUT Mir W WWWWL—im• •• 700 , INg&a_secahrarpok, with of • Ihhebibl. Rquiat Lam, la IWO IW .101 ON dada DNA% I=2M=l .e . .t , ~~~ .~.-~=+~ tame ajn , 4 - ..•
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