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Senator for id* years, from the State of Hew
, Fork. He had 17 rote, in th. Senate, (1 ma.
Jority,) and 69 in the Home, (6 majority.)
A marriage in “high life” is reported in the
New York papers. It is that of Smith G. Van
Baren, (a .on of the ex-President.) to Mrs. Hen
rietta Eokford, a d .tighter of the late Gabriel
Irring. . ,
Th. annnal meeting of the stockholders of the
"Pennsylvania Railroad wu held in Philadelphia
on Monday laat. From the report presented it
appear, that there were (equal to) 167,100
( . through paNengers, from Harriaburg to Pitts-
arrived over the inoreaae of 20
‘ percent, on last year. Total earnings from pa»-
.Mgers $1,272,681 18, being an inoreaee of
' $222,840 8S over 1858. .Eftninge from freight
In 1854 were *2,026,611 66—increase on laat
' year 619,091 05, or 34) per cent. The actual
earnings of th. road for the year were, $2,804,-
086 25, whioh leaf*, a net roMnue, after de
dnoting $1,431,669 G 5 for expense, and State
tonnage tax, of $1,462,876 60.
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PITTS B IT R,G H t
9« W a of tu« D*y«
Charles Dnrkee, the republio.n candidate it
wportedtatb.Lkk.City paper, to b. elected
United Btatea Senator from Wl.oon.in. He
Free Boiler of th. deepest dy*.
Tho lilt now. from Washington nyi> Hon
Jonh T. Muon is not going to re.ign th. French
Mission. Th. paraiyri. disabled hi. arnybut
hi. mind i. unimpaired.'
Benjamin M»yo, Esq-. »» «»«1. of Major
General Soott, end • talented and worthy citiien
of the South, died in Philadelphia on Monday,
from paralyeis, at the advanoed age of 86.
Wm. H. Seward was on Tuesday eleoted U. S.
* IT OOI’T PAH.
Tlw Democratic Know Nothing! of thl! city
and county are eomiog to the oonclueion that
the new party, got up to “break down all the
old parties," don’t pay. It aeem. to be a mere
contrivance to put Whigs, Anti-Masons and
•astern men into office. The appointment of
Thomas J. Power Adjutant General, is too email
' a tub to catch a whale. The office ia ono of
Tory little honor and profit, although the selec
tion is a good one. The K. K.’e here are evi
dently discouraged. Two successive defeats at
. our municipal elections m and the eal
uable offices in the gift of the State mjm'.nietra
tion all bestowed on Whigs and eastern men, !
eheoke the growth of the party here, and warnß
the IJjmocrats that the thing wont pay than.
We suppose it will wind- up by the election of
an eastern man or a Whig for D. 8. Senator.
N«t Tuesday will determine that question; and
If a Whig or an eastern man is tho ohoice of our
X. N, soloes at Harrisburg, it will do the JDino
croiid party of this Tegion much good.
Western Pennsytrania has had but one D. 8.
Benatorfor about thirty yearfi; end our intarttO
at Waahington hare been orerlooked, as might
- be expected. There is a Joint Resolution pend;
lag in the legislature to instruct our'Senatorfi,
and request our Bepresentatires at WaajlingtdS
to rote for an appropriation to Improve the Ohio
fiver. There is a better way to accomplish
such a desirable purpose. Eleot a Senator who
understands the need of such an improvement;
Who understands the interests of western Penn
sylvania, and the value of the Ohio as a chan
nel of commerce, and he will work for such an
appropriation, and get it too, without any spe
cial ‘ instructions. The West has rights now
that cannot be postponed without gross injus
tice. We hope no member of the legislature
from the West will be found voting to rob the
West of its rights,—its “clear and unquestion
able” rights inthie matter.
But the improvement of the Ohio river is not
" the only interest of this end of the State
that needs attention at Washington. While
large same are voted to increase the navy by
baildiog steamers, Pittsburgh, with its unri
s, vailed advantages of all kinds is overlooked,
and valuable contracts given out at points pos
sessing not one-half our advantages for doing
the work well, and at a profit. So entirely is
Pittsburgh overlooked at Wael ington, that the
advertisements celling for proposals for the sup
ply of goods to the Indians are never published
here. Those contracts amount to hundreds of
thousands' of dollars eaoh year; and our city
would supply a large portion of the-goods as
cheaply and profitably as any other place.
Therein more government money expended in
Philadelphia in ono month, than in Pittsburgh
In three years. Two eastern Senators watch
' ' the interests of Philadelphia and the East, and
almost forget the existence of Pittsburgh, and
the rights.and interests of tho western half of
s tbs State.
The K. N.’s oan delest whom they please for
Senator. We have no voioe in the matter. But
we oan point out the rights and interests of the
West; and record the names of those who be
tray them. , .
Wo have as good men at the West as the East
can furnish, and there ia no possible reason why
/the Bast should longer have both the Senators
la Congress, and four-fifths of all the State offi
cers besides.
Liobtkuo Ereata. The telegraph made
several mistakes in noticing the drowning by
breaking through the ioo of » Mr. Bhinn and
Mi- Bussell, whil* on the Schuylkill, on Sat
urday last. His name was Samuel Shinn, and
sot Earles Shinn (his father’s name) and he Was
25 years of age. Neither was his drug store at
the corner of Third and Pine streets, but at the
ooruer of Broad and Spruoe. The acoident hap
pened while hew on skates, amnslng himself
by propelling a lady, named Miss Elisa Bussell,
upoa a ehair Hied upon runners. Mr. Shinn
eras skating very rapidly, when he ran upon a
weak plaoe, where the Sweet Briar loe Compa
ny had been outting loe, and, in an instant, both
m.»«ftlf and the lady disappeared beneath the
surface. This ooourrenoe took plaoe nearly op
posite the Strawberry Mansion,, and very few
persons wen near the spot. But the alarm was
quickly given, and a party of quarrymen has
tened to the seene with a boat and boat hook.
The body of Mr. Shinn was not reooTered until
half an hour after the accident, and aeon after
wards the body of Mißs Bussell was raised from
the bottom. Both were taken to a hou|e.npar
by, and effosis were made to restore animation/
,5, but without avail.
Ntwsrkri*' Cuajqi.'—ThW Brownsville lndi*
pauhut Journal has been sold to George Allen
and Wm. Murphy, of Uniontown,, by A. H.
* Shaw, late proprietor. It is about being remov
ed to Uniontowu, and published, hereafter, un
der the title of Tkt Conptu and Shitld, and to
be devoted to the adyocaoy of” American men
to rule Amerioa," the firtj number of which win
be out aboutthe 10th of February
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The qaiittoa Settled.
Got. Pollock has issued his oiders, settling
the questiou-hf tha-reeeut election of Brigadier I
General and Brigade Inspector of the Beeond
Brigade lßt Division of Pennsylvania Volun
teers. Under the adsice of the Attorney Gener
al, die-haieet aeide for irregularity the prooeed-
Bsjtrd of Officers, auddireeted oom
miasioneto issue to William F. Small as Brigadier
General, and'lssabtor Pugh as Brigade Inspec
tor. The contestant for General was Capt. jlobjj
Tyler, Jr, « son of the ex-Preeident. It will
thus be seen Gov. Pollock is as much of a man
as'Hon. John Minor Botte, iuaemuoh as he has
(be) “ headed Capt. Tyler.'" We Fill see she
ther he “ dies.”
gar. Bishop Capers, of the Methodist Epis
copal Chnrch, who died on Monday last, at the
Tillage of Anderson, 13. C., isas one of Bix
brothers, all of whom, exoept the youngest,
were Methodist ministers. Hiß son is also a
minister of that denomination, as are also tho
husbands of three of his daughters. He fig
ured condplonously in the general conferences of
tho Church, which resultod in the aeotional di
vision, andiras eleoted and conseorated a Bishop
immediately a[terwa?ds. nis oratory is said to
hare been eery fine.
Fallbk ! not Sebastopol, but the Hiokory
Pole that has stood in front of our office, firm as
the ercrlasting hills, einoe the campaign of
1852. It was sound to the core, as is the Dem
'ocratio party, and the fears of tho Street Com
missioner wero therefore needless. A great
c£pwd witnessed its untimely fall, and not a few
were the tears that coursed down the ohetks of
many a hard fisted Democrat as he saw the
“sweet remembrancer” of Democratic triumphs
carried to ils last resting place. Bet its ashes
restin peace! _
A Neoro’s Farm. —There i*a colored man in
Gallia county, Ohio, who owns a valuable farm.
He has this year sent to Pittsburgh U 6 8-20
tons of hay, which his agents, Wm. Holmes &
00., have sold at an average price of $24 per
ton; amounting to $2,700 60, This is the pro
duct from his f«rm last year, in hay alono. It
arrived hero during the last opening of the river
navigation.
Tli* Public Works. Our correspondent,
u Examiner,” who, by tho way, is well qualified
to examine the merits of such a bill as is now
before the-Legwlature providing for the sals of
the publio works, makes out a pretty strong care
against the bill. He shows clearlythat the Main
Line is worth far more than tb* bill proposes to
sell it for. Read his communication.
The barracks of the U. 6. soldiers at Fort
Mackinac were destroyed by fire recently. ■
Tho population of Syracuse, N. Y., from re*
ceotly obtained data, is estimated at
Tho Astor Library establishment in New York
city, has expended $105,670 11 for books sisoe
its commencement.
An Artesian well is in process of boring at New
Orleans. 'lt his reached a depth or 240 feet,
from w hicb point the auger brought up sea shehs
of every description.
It is estimated that the incense alone, which
is burnt in the Chinese Empire in the worship
of their idols, annually-costs £90,000,000 ster
ling, or a little more than one dollar for each
.naan woman and child.
' The Portland (Me.) Argus says there is a wo
man named Silva Hardy, a native of Wilton in
that State, who is seven feet six inches in
weighs three hundred and thirty pounds,
is nWrly thirty years of ago, and it still gr-otc
ing.
A letter from Marseilles, enya that orders
kave; been sent to.tbij country for 16,000
puncheons efxum, which, at the present prices,
nets 60 cents a gallon there. This is the kiod
of brandy that is coming at three or four dol
lars a gallon.
t**h«rth,” -said • country
tradesman to'bis parish clergyman, “ I always
speed Sunday in settliog ncoouots” The min
ister immediately replied, “You will find sir,
that the day of judgment will be spent in the
eamo manner.” .
Tbs OTiiin Bide or “Globt.”—' The battles
of Aim** and lukerraann bavo been regarded as
“glorious victories,” and, as things go, no
doubt they were. Illuminations have been had
in thoir honor, and public meetings innumera
ble have been callod to do homage to the victors.
Official bulletins bavo chronicled in terms of
high eulogy, the heroic deeds of generals, ma
jors, colonels, captains ; and Fame bersetf has
grown hoarse wita blowing her trumpet to tell
all nations that Britain has had new laurels add
ed to her oortrel. But glory, battle-field glory,
alas! has two sides. Oae is a oharaoter to
which “diatanco'2 may emphatically be said to
lend enchantment,” and on that particular side
the British people only have had, till recently,
opportunity to look. Tho other side, however,
is beginning to be grimly visible “at home.”
It was an exhibition the other day at Ports
mouth, when the steamer Himalaya, arrived
back from tho Crimea, with a whole ship load
of the wounded and sick. Some were without
eyes, some had cue leg left, others no legs at
all; arms were wanting where arms should be.
There was not a whole physioal mao left among
them, and a ghastly sight it must have been to
thoee who saw it.
■ Huw Yobjt Assemdly. —Tbo list of occupa
tions of Members of the House shows that there
are 47 farmers, 21 lawyers, 1!) merchants, 0
phyeioiaDS, 4 mechanics, 4 gentlemen, 4 mcr*
chants and farmers, 2 teachers, 2 forwarders, -
clerks, 1 mUler-aud forwarder, 1 lawyer and
fanner, 1 editor, 1 lumberman, 1 watob repair
er, 1 sailor, 1 tailor, 1 naral architect, 1 hotel
keeper, X omnibus proprietor, 1 auctioneer, 1
contraotor, 1 manufacturer, 1 nurseryman, 1
author, (J. T. Headley,) 1 farmer and maoufac
tnreiv,«nd 1 carpenter. The oldest member is
the Hon. Sylvester Smith, of Bteuben, being C 5,
and the y-ouogeet, the Hon. EdWin L. Bmith, of
Hew York, being only 28.
Rb.nts is Wall Sthebt, N. Y.—The New
York Evening Post says:
“ As muoh as fifty per cent, advance is asking
for Wall street rents: the coußcqaonoe Is that
many offices aro to be let. Two otlioes adjoining
Jauneey Court, whioh let severally for $2,600
and $8,200 last year, are now.raised respective
ly to $5,000 and $6,200. which advance has
been re-used to be given."
Lira ASD BiACTias or Faust Fans —Since
Fanny Fern baa . shown up her own family in
Both Hall, eomo of the members have determin
ed that she shall not have all the exposition on
her own side. A volume has just been publish
ed, entitled “Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern,”
which, it is said, contains a very fall history of
all Fanny’s sayings and doings, from early life
to the preseat time.
A 5 OLD.jFiaM.-Tbe New York Journal of
Commerce says that tbo boose of Sleeps. Saltus
& Co., in that city, is still to be continued, after
having been iu existence, with honor, over one
handred years, a matter of curiosity in the an
nals of our commercial world, and fully carry
ing out the Old Dutch custom of
perpetuating the name from generation to gene-,
ration. i
Libibtt to Tuihk bdt sot to Speax.—Louis
Napoleon, Emperor of France, in answer to a
memorial of tho Protestants in that oountry,
praying for permission to exorcise the rights, of
conscience in matters of religion, replied
through Bis Minister of worship “ that he re
oogniics tho rights of liberty of conscience in
his subjeota, but not liberty of worship.” Moßt
liberal monarch.
r A Flat Cortbadictioh. —An orator holding
forth io fator of “ women—dear, divine,” con
cluded in this wise—
“ Oh, my hearers, depend upon it, nothing
beats a good wife.”
, uj beg your pardon,” replied an auditor, “ a
bad husband-does.”
Miss Jotta Dsaor the actress, has not
been married, as* the telegraph stated, but is
only engaged to be. Previous to her marriage,
she willplay farewell engagements in several of
the northern Cities, and then will retire from the
stage.
Poiatoss m Texas.—The Galveston Nnc»
•ays five hundred bushels of potatoes can be
•raised on one acre of land in Texas. One man
ean cultivate (an acres, whioh gives 6,000 bush
els to onp laborer. They .will average (say* thi
£fm*) fifty oents per bushel.
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[For the MoAlog Po?t]
BALE OF the Z«IKE
Editom.oi th* Fo»T—•
GeixtUnum lathe Hmiaburg letter pabllih*
ed ia the Journal of the 6th inst, I observe V
mopeis of the provisions of a BUI reported m
the House of Representatives by Mr. Dali,.
Chairman of a Belect Committee for the sale of.
the Main Line of State improvements between
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh; and if the state
meat therein made of the provisions of the bill
is oorrect, the committee must have been ex-,
tremely anxious to get rid of Tfceee improve-*
meats, and willing to make a great sacrifice to
accomplish that object Under the provisions of
the bill as etated, the purchaser may take the
main line at $7,000,000, by paying 15 per cent,
in cuh, or State loan at par, with:? sixmonth,,
and the remainder in ten animal instalments
the first to beccme duo in ten ycarß from the day
of aale; and if the Penneylvauia R. R. Co b,.
oome the pnrchaser, the right of. the State o
tax their manage and to resume the work is to
be giren dp to them. Now as the Legislature
I presume, wieh to reliere the tax payer, and
make things hotter, and not worn, for them I
propose briefly to examine the effecte of a ealo
re'ieipts in 1854, as reported by the
Canal Commissioners, for the
Main Line,are “
Add for State tax, paid by Penn
sylvania B. R
Dednctreported expenses for tame
time *
Net revenue....' $ 885,0<8 28
Thle is made up from the several DiTisione, as
follows, tit:
pniLADBLPOJA AHD COLUMBIA BAILBOAD.
Reoeipts -$821,524 77
Kmenses 390,<61 il
Expenses L- $430,703 00
HAIJt LIRE CAKAL.
5270,459 63
210,714 70
. $62,745 93
Receipts
Expenses
FOttTAOI HOAD.
5338,391 66
78,025 77 y
Expenditure
Receipts
Deduct loss.
P«nn». R. R. State tax rept’d paid
Nett revenue from Main Lite equal to 6 per
cent, per annum on $7,701,665; ibis >doubt
leu the calculation from whioh the committee
hare arrived at the prico 6xed in tho bill as the
ralue of the works. Now, the abovo otatcnicnt
i. deceptive, and doe. not credit the mb'
with all the reoeipt. that properly belong to it
The eoal chipped at Beech Haven'"hick, “
reaching Columbia, pa..ea one-third thedi.tance
orer tho Ea.tern Division, paid last years-14,
216 60 'none of which ia credited; and the same
may be .aid of the shipment, from the Susquo
hanna and West Branch Diviaions, which alway.
greatly preponderate eastward over those going
westward, and paying atCqßunbia, Sto., orer the
branobes. And thi. i. nejSSl that ia unfair m
thi. assumption of tho ralSo of tho work*.
The loan Of $260,305 89, the past year, for
working the old Portage road, will no longercx
i.t when the new Tortagc, without the plane.,
(which, according to the same report, only re
quires $277,730 to finish,) is competed. Thi.
earing alone will bo equal to an interest of 6
per c g ent. on a capital of $6,207,318, and ought
to add that sum to the prcscnUhmlue of the
Main Line —allowing tho receipt from the
new Portage to be only equal to the expense,
of working it, and without counting any
thing for tho future incrrtit of trait, or the ex
cess of tolls collected on tho Susquehanna and
Branch Divisions which belong to the Eisteru
Birieion of the Main Line. The colled ions at
the offices of these Divisions the past year sro
giren at $331,7-11 04, one-third of which, as be
fore stated —or .ay SIOO.OOO-belongs fa rly,
and ought to be credited to the Eastern Division
of the Main Line, which will represent a capital
of $2,000,000 more. With these additions to
the Committee’s assumed value of tho works, it
will bo seen that it is not quite oco half their
present ralue in a /ire per cent, stock; and the
bill should therefore more sppropnntely bo en
titled an Act to provide for ioercwwinKtkiainte
reet from /re Co ttn pc.- cent, on Si, WO 000 o.
the State debt. - LXAMINh.iI.
HKW AJJVEBTISEHKKTS.
AIU|h«»F VtlUy nailroßti Com
lLjyi>a»y.— I’uMuani j utill/bi-l uolic*. a ui-*M«K
uf the Mt>-luulU«re of the Allcjibeay '
pany *»• boll tbi* day, at the OuUf»»J ■ ,u
of R:bt. Ba!«H, Eu*l-» lloory Irwin. F
called to the Chair, ml Samuel A. Long wa? -..t i-i •'■*•<’
RaporU of Uob. William T. Johnston. President;
John T.’Lwgan, Treasurer, ami W. Miluor Rob.tts, Chi-'f
Knginoer, w«r* printed and read ; an !. upon motion if
Col- Henry M’GuUoagb, were unanimously arvep.Td, au<>
ordered :o bo printed lo pamphlet form for tbe eoimuleare
of Stotkboldors. ~ii
On motion, U was AeiJceJ. That an elect nnw bshr'.d
for Officers of the Company for the ensuing year. Me.-«rr.
JoMpb Dilwotlb, James Trrnrr, and Vvi.lis Booth, weio
• leciei Teller*, who proceeded ti> conduct lb* ei«ti»n.
Ob acuntlng the totes, th« result was a" M-'.**.
l r«ident, lion. HILhIAAI t. JUUNsION.
i JOHN T. LuGA>\
f. H. BKUNuT,
GKO W. JACKSON,
L Til AN WILMAIUU,
llanagers, 4 Uon jOiKl’ll RCiffiNOTON,
I' of Armstrong county,
Gen.TllOd. H’CLLLOIUII,
of Clarion county.
Oo mction, m«i*dag fcajoornM
B. A. Losu, Sec’y- iih.NRY IRWi.N, Vresl.
February fl, 18S& —
" Notice.
Tjl K PARTNERSHIP hrr«tor>rs exiting between
YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE, Lm Ibis dsy Irwn
served by mutual oonaeut; Wn. Bievenscn b.Tlugdisposou
of his entWinterest to C. 11. Loth. The b*»n***l
ter will bo oucuiuctei uuicr the niun and sty le of i
LijVE A KHO-, (Mr. Lot* baring **so<Ul<-d bis brother,
M. Ixivw, with blm io business ) All rur«>D« know 10*
themselves iudebled to the Ute Brm will plem»o cull and
■ettlo immediately; and any having claims will pr'*'*' l
tb«m for settlement. The buslu*** of :b« late brio will be
settled at tbs old stand, by Young, Lore A Uro.
YOUNG, tiTKYENbUN A LOVE.
lebroary Ist, ISiS.
In retiring from the late firm, I rln'erfuliy n-'ota
mend my to my former patrons, takingeoofi !• nl
that no pains will ba spared to supply them on the moel
liberal terms. .... , . ~
Not being engaged Id business I will remain at tbs old
stand, where 1 will i e happy to wait upon any of my custo
m * J f " M ‘ BTKVENSOX f
beoonil Hand Pianos.
AS ELEGANT Rosewood CortaTe PIA!
made by Drown A Allen, Boa’.i
lrjU frainsand patent repealing aeti
w • X U wuaarly low. Boston pi ice, uew, JddO—
* A Rosewood C octave, Chickcring A Sons, in perfect order
In ATery particular, and of very eop-rrior u»un; bteu in use
only ono year. Boston price, new, s276—for *-2b.
A Ko’ewood 0 octave, made by Slejer A Co., New lurk.
Retail prioe, new, s^jo—fur $llO. , __ ,
A Rosewood 0 octave, made by A. A J. Keogh, Buffa-o.
about t,wo years old, and in good order. Price, new, si76
A. Mahogany Piano, rsther old fashioned, but still aseful
for beginners. Oust originally SoOO->fjr $5O.
A Rosewood 6-)i octave Plano, carved nouidincs and «Q*
ey desk, entirely uew,‘made by Haines A Dro., New lurk.
New York price sdlW— with stool and cover $lllO.
Two Rosewood German Plano*. octaves, importod ex
• ptcsslj foe the subscriber, and will be soli at -he low pries
of 1180 each. These Instrument* are mads with iron plats
and braes, and bare every appearance of being durable.
Thß above are the net cusb prices, tor tale by
me auuve a*® * JOHN 11. MELLOU,
No. 81 Wood street.
o YOU WANT LU-VUHIA.NT WUfhKtllß AMI
MOUSTACHES!— II you do, »od yonr bfird wool
neturell, til you her. to do Is to mo my Onguent
which will. In six weeks, force your botrd or heir to grow
Itrong end thick, end X wtrreDC It will not stein or injure
Ole skin. This I know it will do, for before I begen to sell
it l tried it well tod thoroughly, bolli on myself end friends,
U°emrn»ho , jS“ J fe°»y'.“lhi"op°r?.il'u.Urn’
1 ” I^7 b °" “ f ° r ß“ L- P tlUlH*hkKT b HOThVrde..
rr.'A LKT— a BrUk Ucu.'e, on Sixth with a large
I yard. A Tatern Stand, in Birmingham. A two story
on Carpenter's alley, with a iaglyurd. A Ilou^of
four rooms, ball, garret, Ac , on Sixtlrydrcut, neat -Oraot
A House on Grant street, near tha Public bchcol House-
A lerge three etory llouee, on ltoeo streit, et h.nd of Hith
i “f » urge 11*11, on Fourlh Blrcoh lire Offices, in
Spun.'. Building, on Flllh elreet. A oa
iSnrth elect Apply to H St
TATkW lIOOKBI NKW BOOlis!—The Lii« oi Philip Ale-
N lincton: by Oherle. Fcderlck Leddech™. Trsnel.
M from ih. Qurmen by the Her. O. F. hrolol, Fertor of
Trinity Lutheran Church, Lancaster, 1 o.
Ktiri*‘g Parted History; aUuide to the understanding
IHTlne plan or tiatTaijon, according to its IJistori.ei
Deyelopement: by Jbha Henry Kuril, 1) D., frefoasor ot
Church Uutory in the Untvermty of Dorpat, etc.
t«d from the sixth German edition, D>
dust reoclrwi mud for tie by B.^l.
oba FOLlC*—faying money for dull, expressionless
Daguarreoiypea, when you can obtain unmutakcably
hue PicSres, with deipatch and at a low rate, at CAKUO b
Double Skylight Galleries, No. 7tJ Fourth street, Apollo
Buildings, oyer Arnold's Exchange CQc**- etll
mifB'PKOPLE SAY Tilß ENTEItFKIaK CALLER?
I turns out extra fine I'icturee. and at wry moderate
nTTeafl Call and see for yourself. Prices 50 cents end up
wards Wilkins Hall, 10U Fourth street. fell
jK in AMA ALLkUHKNY UOUM X BU>W;
Sell) 111 |ll fro shares Ohio and Pa. lUilrond Stock
JVn.Yj bV AUSTIN LOOiliS, SU-ck ltrokor,
f?bT 7 Mo. fl " Fourth Btwt
—Sui.AHMUAL BALK.—A. A. MAbO.N * CO. «UI open,
m Thursdsy. Fsbrosry Sth. 161) dessn more 01 the cel
.Md lSmooth Hosiery, shich will b. sold st shou'
~lh.lt ths n»»«l rates., wt"
: t , IH u CLQTU3-—A. A. MAfION * CO. willopen*noib«r
1 invoice of thcw Japanned Tatle Co Ter*, at 60 and 6*2
ita* usual price $1 and $1,15. Also, 130 more M tko*
foaara Woolen 6ha»U. ftt SO crota. f * u
illliJ yUAISMiLS.-A. A. llieu.N a tJ tu. r
a large lot of White Flenhele, at a large 41a
nt from the neqal ratee.
t>OLL BDTTKK—M> boxes fNeh thiJ day r*e*ir*d b;
Jfcßdtn*! 101 l ' 7 USURY H. OOLUNB.
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Hnr* yam *!>Uaa*eill4T*r»— Theses- ; - '"' SPBCJIAJLi JNUHtfJIiO.
E2£*£S«™ i x«d« m
* C^A » kww on being itroc* hard on the ey*, or oath#
here become moet g J l M „ diseases lhat*w : fkee It will rwell and torn black; whoere* prite K*_*
Stales. Indeed, there ere few formidable diseases Ihetwe , T**,K ingtantly la D ALL IT*
not In eome way traceable to > deranged£ \ EXTRACTOR, and neither awelUng, hUetaeai °»
jSortant organ. Many of the complaints usually u*tt*d > WI Change plasters daOy nn corns, tor so**
[ opdot th. held of Oonrtmpt'on, hire (heir origin ta the , ttd u„, will disappear, and mif Uu • m* PaJjW-
Uw “Apr remedy that would Imrare regularity ind i ron , nod tirnlir toot imj op an thp* m
healthtul author in the hirer, poold j FELONS) WHITLOW AND RD*
klndl" has been the eiclimation of thousands., unai raw. rocnDS, _
remedy has been found; It is «af> and sure. When a fair VFheD coomencin* and only tender can be stopped, aodaZl
«W >«■
Reeder, bore you »ny dleeree of the lirer, or dlaeaee ( the flngt . r c ,p be eared ind ill farther agony—
which you bolter. proceods from hepatic derangement t change the ptaetar three timM qq^
Lose nqi a moment, but purchase o box of Dlt. Sl'L INE S > ' Propnetnri, New lerX.
PILLS, and they will rtatorf you to health. It is the only le w Br . 0 . H. KETSER, 140 Wood street, arul by
I remedy yet diacortred, in which DnpUcil eopßdepco may and Halm in Medicine. tßn " ,e stbJ^“ 2 ,
•he placed. leJ SLptea.
Punchvccrs wjll be careful to a* for Dr. M'Lane e Cele
brated Lirer PilL", and tafco none tleo. There are other
Pills, purporting to he Urer Pill., now befcre the public.
Dr M’Lane-eLlrerPUlaAleo hi. Celebrated Vermifuge, can
now he had at all respectable Drug Stores in the Dotted
| Slates and Canada.
Also, for sale by the sole proprietor?,
ITEMING imOS„
Successor* to J. Kidd A Co.,
®0 Wood street.
Hirrii'i Invigorating -Jr or
Cordl«l.--Thnre are facta ami principle! which can onlj
fee reached by deep rear arch and laborious- investigation'
The superiority of the Invigorating Bllalr orcr erery other
reetoretiro and ontl-dyepepUe preparation, la not a fact of
this class. It lies upon the lar/uee, It la sel/demoneirohle,
palpable to all eyes. To or. look it la Impossible; to doubt
it, la to deny creienco to tho evldeneoa of the senses. Al a
moans or relieving erery form of natrons disease, rrbether
acute or chronic, or epaamodtc; whether affect,
leg the springs of motion, or tho sources of eeneation; it
f,os not, It bee recsr Ami an equal. In neuralgia, tic dolo
rheumatism, general eherratlon of the system, mor
tal melancholy, hysteria, spasma, pamlyaia, epilepsy, palpi
tatlon or the heart, Ac, it prolnceo a most aatonfhtng
effect-reUylns, hmcing, it might almost bo raid electrify
ing both body end mind, and replacing torpor and wcah
near with energy and attendli. Aa a stomachic, it has
properties no less pollute and potent The weakest stmuarh
recorers Its rigor,tr receives It, if never before enjoyed,
under li e influence of >l*l greet tonic, which not only
reauvatca the digestive pbwers, but conserve! the vigor It
creates, end perpetuates the health it restores. This la tho
declaration not of one or of two, hut of thooaande. The
melicel profession, slow to recognlr.e any Innovallons upon
eauoiisbfd ramhdita, aSmit tho oommioding cfleacy of
tbiii wonderful cuthtl cOD.
Tb« Cordial i i pot op, highly eoneeolrated, In pint bot
tles. fiVc three dollars per bottle; two for fir® dollar*;
«ix for twelve dollars. C. 11. RIKO, Proprietor,
192 Broadway» New York.
fr-'H by Prarei?tfl t^rou3b , >rtt the Unit-1 SUt^ L Can«da
and the Wi-stlndii.'S. AQEiT9
7I.KMINO t BttOfl., Bo «0 Wood streeS^Pittaburgb.
DIUOIM. 11. KRTSER, No. 140 Wood Kr*t, do
" IL E. P.ELIaFJtS * CO., No. t>7 Wood Htreet.
5 j. p. tLk.MI.SO; AlWlvat City.
141,985 24
4l
945,868 13
$498,608 03
.$260,365 89
$238,143 04
.. 141,935 24
$385,078 28
Hernia, op JElopture, a Curable Disease.
yy. D 3, KEYSKK, or 140 Wool leare to an
nounce to the public that be has made arrangements with
Mr. Marsh, cf New York, to poll aaJ adapt Radical
Cuas Tbcss, whkh readted the prise medal through a sur
gical committee, consisting of Professors Rsswicx, PAEXaa,
Oamochax, Ciask, Lcnuw, e!nd other*, at the New Yoik
Industrial Exhibition of all Kryrer has an
rfTic* tack t-r LU Drug Store, where all kinds of TBU3SXS,
SUPPORTERS, LACK ETOJ* I!>G3, SHOULDER IIRACES,
PILE PROPS, and SUSPENSORY IiAN DAOK3, arts fitted
aed eaUrfaetion warranted. Trusses at erery price can be
obtaiood, and of* queUty superior-to =.any others lo th«
market. The greet pnrraleoee of Rupture ha* Induced
the Dr. to giro especial attention to those evw of diwmw
requiring mechanical support, with full Confidence that his
long experience In the treatment of such caws faasenabbd
him to moct the increasing wants of the community in this
regard. If you h»Te a tuptur>> de not fall to call.
A.-k for Dr. KEYSER, at LLs Wholesale Drug Store and
Tru«s Depot, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sign of
the Golden Mortar. < deraSaltw
Proclamation.— WhrjvfLS th<> extraordinary
tD j uupr*eeder.ted demand for that toTaloabb) preparation,
WEIGHT'S TEESIIUM KA.IU AlUON.bas Induced ermouß
fwrnoDS l n palm off other articles similar in atae and ap
joaranre, but ah*slut.dy worthies*, which haa a tendrncy j
U> injure the reputation of llw genuine article, purcluisvrt i
abool'i be particulf.r to for Wrigt.t't Prcmiam KatLa- ]
rion, onl they may r*ly on rvcclring an article unequalled j
for iu virtue for a brad of hair, for a
cool, refr*>biu<: an-i delightful application during the? bc-t
weather, removing all disagreeable f*n*a;i.>cft of .lixxiae?*
and heada-he, and for the toilet U hw neTer had an equal
for Sts plraaant add delightful fragrance. *
I« thwuratdaof leetimuulaU are a auflicient Rnarantce
for its eompleUdy restoring & Jr-ayod hawl c f hr.lr; tor re*
Boring all dandjnff; fur prsceoling it* falling off, wbatiwr
from «c*co»»oHPra»e; allfcfn mtindy
the orcoraily hair djV W It '•xcite* the
producing aVupply of its natural pigment or coloring mat
t.!f, gl vU.g me hair a dark, gtoerfy opp«*ranoo, with a luxu
l.y drußgi*! in the oily. and by drnggirta
anl i.:creb:u.t* throughout the United
A libers:! dirtt.uiul 10 wholesale dealers.
ih-U-c A.- C&nts a bottle.
PUSH T. WRIGHT ± CO ;
2il .\l*jV«i4t., Pt.ila'V.j hia.
». r «al- b? Gtt\ IL KUYsKK, N«. Wood direct,
**-.\G«'iicy or Or. S. S. Fllrli'* C.l.br.-
tr.l Medicines. *t LUI. Ij. U KEVSKU’6 Uroj Slow,
No. 1: j Our;.'-r ov,._>l (.-treet eni Virgin .Ur;\
Cl.srry I'ulunni*, Pulmonary Balaam, Pectoral Elpvcto*
,nt. Pulmonary I.inlm-:nt, C'yrap, UesrtCor*
nttor, liutnur Corrector, Purwan-1 MMicinul Col Liver OU,
AnU-I M;xlure,Cough and Cathartic Pills, Nt-rviDt,
Vencifug**, IViauUj Pills, Vewair 4c * * r -« U[rfsl *7
him rcp.-'-antly and with unJ-rccidonUd success, in tha
treatment if
Quid*, CtnujM, Ouixivnplicn, Ilmrl Di#<u* J, Dg^
jvpn'J, Hr.ru/Ja, SU* UU«OM3. /.’W’datum, Female
C.-my’atnfs. tie , eJC. Ur. Filch't unrolled
i'j'.rut Xur'r PiUtd SupparUrt. j
Ur. Flch t htprqtd VUled SUel
Shnulitr Bnce. Ur.
Filctft Sihrr Jnha
l*Wf
Aim, bII kind* rf Proprietor; Medicine®, «t the lc-wwt
pr>«**. r e er.il retell
4hr Con*umi>Uou biml SflUlug Blood.-*
Sets th* oi Mr. Tinner 11. lUuim-j, fjr citsaj*
y,**rs prcj -i- l.r til-' k'ana*r«’ Hnl»l, KreUerickubarg,
V*.. uni l.f - vf the Ci»r WeLurmi, Vi.
Dr Johu >Vjcg«-, ol lii-* city of KktyacmJ, though »regu-
Ur si* l «f eoucgfclwoua to »hot bo '*}•&
qu4u!; lUiaaw, wu oblitfrttO Mytb«t It* food effect* Id
ti,e rjM of Mr. lUmety. *ert wonJ-'rful indeed.
ll* fcnl 1-003 g'.v.-u 0P w moral phyaiciuu; ht-1 tried
P«t of iho -lUioi nc'.u-iaci, aud w** on tlie icrte c-f
je.-f.ttlr, 5* well ut the gr*rt, *h«n he tried Curler'* Ei*&i*b
We refer Ui-. public to LU-toU and lengthy certificate
round the bottle, rating bb furv.
Qf- Hr cj ‘P Ole foitownuj frv» die Heading Journal. Dr
Kfjsrr, the agent for the medicine. euye he wiU warrant or
guir aider a cun in any ccui qf Jlip Dittau or Snrqfula,
Dial rn ay U pretenteeL Panphtcij containing c urea of tty
mat aeloniehing character wiUte atom to any cor gratia.
Oaltelcy'a DevWrntlwa Syrop.
■ ■ We onlerstaod that our tojrnsmna Dr. Oeorge W. Onke
ley, Is non firing his nhole attention to the meuntseture
of bis Depurativa byrup end 'JSktruct of Sarsaparilla, in
order to supply tLa extreorjlasTT demands for the ardcle
which are cuming iu from nU Ihis Syrup la with
out douot the beat of the kind .jnede la the country. We
know It to he oue which we cenponerfy recommend to the
tavutable notice of our readers. It has Leou tested by years
of experience end uae, end toilm) to be ell the! la hlalrntd
for It by its inrentcr. A piunphlst is lying before us, Oiled
with n-rtideetes of curer, the nsinnx appended to which ere
not men of Draw, as 1, usual with documents of tile chei
ecter, but well Hasten mksseu «f *ris connly-wbo here
experienced the effects of iu eeretile properties Append
ed to the list ere certlfleetal of dlfcrent county officers of
Berk, county, with the eeeUof uteir eererel offices attached,
stating that they are well aaqimlntrd with the person,
whose names are given ne refaeone, (among which are the
nemes of a number of our principal physicians,) and know
35235SSSSEpS
w 1 noStoeatiify them that his preparation is on. ol
ex tr Ordinary 1 eminently deserving
No. I*o Wool street, oemnr Vh*ln alley.
Ooiileu Mortar-'*
Back, „
Side, H " J ’
Blurt, Tbro * , >
?ptao, Mmclu,
Worm. In th. Skin, EWp
Milk Criut, DtJ .Teller,
Erj-sirrl.., Headache,
Cli.fea, Jl.uu.lg'm,
Crack* ‘ S "“ , '* ra '
. So«ld., E “ rU! ’ I
... ** Sore Legs,
Ulcers. ,
„ . Rhuumamm.
Sore Throat, - .
TRY IT pNCE.
Price 35 cent, porbotilo. Sfd
Dr. KETBSR’B,I4O Wood .treat; JOBL MOULEKS,Ub
erty ,tr.et, .nd at J. r. FLESHM*, Allegheny city.
JapSOaiaw ? —■
jff To.the Lkdiei^
No greater happlue?§ cmmortlla^d,
Than Bating trouble to all
Bend and reflect ye daoshteUlalr of Lee, .
Dry up your tear*, no longer need yon grieve.
Br OMESSMAVS PILLS*®* **«■*•«"
yeata of unparalleled euceeaa tart JWTed the ylrtue of
tides icelebrated HU in New»*■ 5-
all painful Irregularities, obstrtuntons,*e. ?“» “* «*“•
dt directions alps’ each box. Call andget a circular gr.Ua,
The- M ls shoifl nerer be Uton dnTlng pregnsr.cy, ea
tbay mull be ante tocausik mlacarnage.
pniy Vegetable, and free fai. anything Injnnouato We
or healtb. BtieaUonaauonirtwy •**'*>- Prto L l .t tt
)»
'%'V.
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* sV-
JaalUtßW
Uarrell e Indian L,lntmeut,
onaia »ain« w tu*
, _ .•IfaL*,,
A - The Plenaure and Comfort of being fitt
rrnib in • BEIT OF CLOTIIE3, is greatly enheneed by
hsviog them aoon, and stnrshta to tbs sessob. QUIBBLE
has got all that is "»“**rj to effect that great consumma
tion, both as regards lit and quality of goods. Persons
rrtehing to experience all this, and be only moderately
charged, can do so by calling at 2*o Uun stun, head of
Wood* 'V -
I\ B.—Pantaloons, !o putlcolui U on* of hi* grttatm
fait*. -Ho b* tot io tb« stylo «nd fit of thU gw
meuL t» e IT “-> r U
o>rrobor.utw«<t.t-ca. t- *. OKIBBL»
n-ii.i- STrh.«iuid Flower*, for be»ua
f ring lie Ccmpiexloii, end eredlcetiog ell Ti», Pimm *»d
PKtorLB lrom tie foe* Bold .1 Dr. KKYSKK'S, HO Wood
j»3O
f.--—a, Kloetion«—An Station for Offleera for a tb*
li-VCompany for erecting* Bridge oter tie Allegheny
rlSr cppomle Vltubn.sh, In the wnnty of " eghenj,
will beholden In the ofilce of tho Compeny.nt the north
7ud of the 11,1d5., on MONDAY, the «h doy ofiUrehn.lt,
*‘ 1 °’ C “ Ct ' P 'j“'uN HABPKt, Treeenrer-
■ AJtINUIiD * WILLIJIIISi
MAXCFACrCAimS o*
Chilion Purnace«» Wrought Iron Tubing, and
Pitting Generally,
FOR VENTILATION OF BUILDINGS. ,
a A W. witT contract for warming ud Tentilaiißf,
byTteamorhofcwater pips*, orChiUon*.s
J Schools. Hospital#, Factories, Green lloosM, Oourt
UooseJl JtiU, Hotel* or Dwellings. No. Market iwt,
Pittsburgh. S'* 36 —
Myon don’t want to be Straight don’t
W ear my Shoulder Brace.
For more thin two year* we have worn Dr.Ksjrsert
41 W uhington Suspender Brace,” enil feel lte pleasant duty
ftr-aju to recpnimead it* use to ell of sedentary occupations.
Combining ibe advantages of e Shoulder Brace with those
of a pair of suspenders, it Is light end comfortable, end
effectually counteracts the disposition to become stoop
•sfcouldered. Those of our waders who are In need of *uab
an article, should cell on Dr. lteyser, on Wood street,, cor
ner of Virgin alley, and examine this Brace, which has re
cently been much improved. —fitUburyh Dispatch, DtccsM*
bertsthy 1854.
gold wholesale and retail at Dr. KKYBER'S Traaa and
gbouliler Brace Depot, 140 Wood street. Sign o! the Golden
Mertar: • dec3B»law
HOKXH WEBIiBH IHSUHAHCiI CuaFASYT
OFFICE, KO. 70 WALNUT STREET, PUILADKLnUA.
CUARIER RJ2RFETUAL.
Auttaorlxeii Capital, $300,000.
B3ETIB LIABLE FOR ‘IIIE IAISoKd Og TUE COM
lu blocs Notes, (oegotiabld-torm,)secared by Mort
gages and Judgments -—.-♦100,003
In Dills Koceivablu, Mortgages sod Judgments,
Bonds Ac. M®."*
In i>«h, Csali Asset* end Cash Items *'i tw
.Total -..— -WM®-
IL GaDWBL, BroridecL O. 11. LKIiU, Secretary.
JET* Firo, Marine and Inland Transportation risks, talMj
at current ratra. i
REFERENCES.
rmuceOH. ' r*
Kramer k R*l»n, Curling, Robertson k Co., i
N. liolm» A Soul, Wn. lUgeley * Co^
J. A. Hutchison A D. Leech A Co,
Mtirpbv, Tie man A Co.
rniLasxLPßia.
Walnrigbt, Huntington 'M. L. HoUowell k Qx,
A iloyd, David 3. Brown A Do.,
a 11. A Ueo. Abbott, Wood A Oliver.
Heaton A Denckla, Caleb Cope A Go.,
Chas. Msgargw A Co., Drexsl A Banker*,
Hon. Wn. D. Kelsy,. Bcott, Baker A C 0.,.
Harris, Hale A Co, Deal, Milligan A 00,
J. BANKS KNUX, Agent.
d*:l3-ly No. 116 Water street, Pittsbargli. n
HTTSUIIItUU
Life, Fire and Marine lunrasce Comptny;
OFFICE 55 FIFTH STREET,
OTASOSIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
jam s. 110 UM, Praaldent.
Cbabus A. Coltoh, Stare tnry.
lh;s CYmpauy makes every insurance appertaining toot
connected with LIMS KIsHS. '' •
A!i>o t against iiu.l anti Cargo Risks on the Ohio and 3&i»
sir.!-ip;.i riven and tributaries, and Marine hbfca generally*
And against Lou and Damage by i'ire, and against iba
Perils ot tbe bea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Poi Mies issuedat the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all partiea. ~~
J tt tnaa S. riooo, j WtaTB>U*ToD,
fuiUU«j» M'Cturfean, j Jameß I>.
U UUftOi Phillips, I Alerandisr BradWyT'"-^
Jobo Soott, j JoirrfiuUetton, \
Joseph iMiauam, M. D-, | ilobert Gutway,
Jtibu M’Alpln, I AUo»aejr Reynolds, Ano- c
Wn.y. Jfcuntfen, I * tron ** P°, aat ,
Gourga i&etileu, | iiiriua Sowe, Ucvite.
niyiia-ly
TT- . ciriZKNB> lof«r«Mc« uoapuix «l
LkyFUtalJiirglfc.—WM BAUALKY, ProauLmt;
w 6 Ail UAL L. MARSHALL, d*crtjt*ry.
OOet: fit Water Slrat,bet ween Market ajid HUM tirttu.
lnsorvf 111! LL and CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and MJsals
llppiliJTetsaU'ilribuUrM*.
lusurer*i»»i<fct Lwior Damage bjriia.
AgMDsubei'orilsof t*ettea,aad InUndlieTige
tlonsod fraasporUtion.
fiIBKCCAK
WUliam Bagaley, Wm.LnrimsrJr.,
Juaitrt 11. 0->)p«r, Samael M. Kiw,
Samuil K*». William Mnjham,
RoUrtOunlap-ir., Johns. DUworth, *
Isaae M. Pennwtk, PrancjsS^Uers,
g. Uarbaugh, ' J. Schoonmaaer,
WalUrßrvant, William 11. Hajm.
John Shlpton. dec2l
WHtcrn PeniMyivuiU HoipltaU—
Dr?. L. tkusNcs, Second, between Wood and Market,
street*, «nd J. Itttß, North-east corner of Diamond, Ail#*
cL-ny city, are the attending Physicians to the above lastt
tutiou, for the first quarter or IttM. . „
Applies (done lor admission may be mad# to them at all
hour* at thetr offices, or at the UoepltaJ at 2 o’clock, r. 5L
Kectnt cases of accidental injury receieed at all bears,
without lonn.
IiOWAIID lle<fe AmqciWob, of
Pttubwfii, p*.—ofvick, No. iw iumi
ax- vJiK f, opposite tne telegraph Office. ....
Thii Assocutioa b organised for the p.arpoee ox affording
nuiu»t«fcisunc<s to each other, in casrt of tickoesa or ac
cent. -.By paying a email jearly payment, the member*
of the J&eoaetion ft#cures a weekly benefit daring skknem,
averaging from ri,-ii»glQ par week. -In thb Aeeoclatlon
all members are equally interested in the management and
preSita. S* B. M’KKSZIB, President.
, T. J.HuMia, Secretary. „
i kiuance Corauiltiae—Jcaiafl Kxxo, Jaxm Jlmn, Q. N.
* 1 Ilorrrtot. ■■ _ ~ .
ij- | CopauHiag Physician— f- Frisk, M. D. nos3:tf
office Utalo and FeansylTanla hall*
U'cV road. Couipauy, PmssuauH, December 26,
lw,4.—Nonce—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholder#
KlecUnu ol Directors of the UiIIO AND
V AMA RAILROAD COMPANY, for the ensuing year, will
be hold at the office of the Company, in Pittsburgh, on
TilUlidDAY, tbe2sth da/ of January, 1855, between the
hours of lo A- 51. and 3 P. 51, (meeting at Id )
iiv order of the tioaid of Directors.
d , c Qo;td J. ROBINSON, Secretary,
fTTS Krankiln saving Fund and Loan
IL.V Association, OPFICR, No. W 7 FRONT STREET.
DLscwont Day—MONDAY. Notes offered om SATURDAY
to the Secretary, at the store of John 1L Mellor, No. 91
Wood street. Weekly Duo# received at the same time and
place. fdocltfmj J. WiiITTiKK, Secretary.
To lsi—TllK SECOND SfORY Ok XUK NKP
TUNE ENGINE 110UdE (a llall suitable for pubtle
mwDnss,) will be let for three or four night# In the week.
tToulSii OiSOKUK iUNaio.t,
d: c-hdm at S. M’darkin’s, No. 8C Wood street.
rr^f^lotlcsi—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO*
OIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
nrn WEDNESDAY of every month, at SCIIOCH i.KITKK’S,
in the Diamond. By order.
j«i;y QSO. ff a MUE& Seemfarr
of meetlp*. Washington llalU
Wood strwot, butwoen Fifth street abd Virgin alley.
yiTTaaUEQH LoiKix, TuesdayeTißla|»
■ kxnwctt, No. 87—Meet! first and third
Friday ot aacb month. „ [martkly
MTISN*
ATTENTION I &• L. U.—Yon are hereby notified to
attend aft your Armory, on MONDAY'S, WEDNES
DAYS and FRLDaYS, for drill, and to tranaaet inch bolt-
m may come Uelbre the Company. P. KAN l,
martfc&nd - Secretary pro MB.
bUILULVU LOT FOH SALK.
A LOT 24 feet frost oq WYLLK street, end extending
bacfr 109 feet to Wide Alley. On the beck, part of the
Lot U a Cellar Wall, built for two email Houses. Thie Lot
i„ i n i desirable location for a residence; and trill be sold
low. and on favorable terms. Title good, and dear born
Incumbrance. Enquire of GKO. F. GILLMOKK,
■,y\3 At Office of Morning Poet.
JTooD TUN AM'S WAKTKU, lor the following HOUSM
\T and Store Booms: . •
Tao Dwelling Houses and Store Booms on Third street.
A large Store Boom on Fourth street, near Wood.
That opaciooi Uall on Fourth street, (Cargo’s HalL)
A Urge Tavern Stand In Kast Bhmlngham.
A Dwelling Iloutfe>b Sixth street.
A Dwelling House, of 8 rooms, on Logan street
A large llouse on Boss, at the head of Fifth street
A House, of 3 rooms, on Bedford street.
A Dwelling House on Water street, near Grant
A Dwelling House in Birmingham, near the Ferry Lana*
lnt Apply to B. CUTHBKBT A Self,
;ahl& 140 Third street.
Partner Wanted,
ill I’llE BEST affd one of the most profitable retail easb
business in Pittsburgh. A person with a cash capital
oi s2,t>oo can realise 33 per cent, and no riak,Ja amoid ea>
tabiinbed business, the sates of which, not withstands
dull times, Is Increasing rapidly. To a business man wit
the above capital or more, this is a chance seldom offered.
Addrws Box 322, Pittsburgh Post Office, with real name
and addree*. -
Oeuuoira INDIA OUIUHKWUIfi—A never Uniflf rem
edy for the cure of Fever end Ague end other bUteo*
taeeMSi 6 down received by
iiOR JjALR—Ad excellent Frame Home end lot, Ott
* Reeaca street, Allegheny city, at every low ret*, fin
quire o t THOMAS WOODS,
jaoJ&tf 76 Foorth street.
YALIIABLB NKW BOOKS.—Tbe History of an Expedi
tion against Fort Duquesne In 1756, under Major Q«n*
erul Braddock; with plates end inepe. '
Memoirs of Major General SUbo, with a plan of Fort Da
qU.?*xho find of Controversy," Controverted. Are fetation
of Milner** Ecd of Controversy, la a series of letters to the
Most Reverend Francis.R. Kenrick, R.-C. A-, of Baltimore:
by John 11. Hopkins, D. D., L L. D., Bishop of VemonL
Bancroft’s History of the United Stales; 6th vol, and foil
Nelly Bracken; a Tale of Forty Tears Ago: by Annie a
B M d .; r iiid December; » Til. of W«dd«l Lift: b, Mn.
Habbftck. •
Cummings’ Works; new supply. ,
Spencer’s flkotchee; Ist and lid series.
Olfbauseo’B Commentaries on New Testame^.
Heoystenbeig’sChristalogy. • •
Gonybeare A How&on’a Life and Splstlee of Bt PkttL
lewis’ American Sportsman; a splendid work. For sale
by-r JOHN 8. DAVISON,
f e b2 66 Market street, near Fonrth.
BAKER’S cut) LIVER UlL<—lit dosea Of this «Xflr’
article receded by [feW] JOS.FLT7
,.Tb*®tr*U* JOSEPH C. »MT£&, "“4
UAflaoia—yifth ftreat k »bO«cVIMJJ u Tl*** <* *£
julHkm TlnTtf ud parqoeU* Mb}M<dl
do, 40* email, sft; Second Tier, *Se; 'Boxac tor colored •)
•oneTtOe. Pmiom eeendaf seetsMU be eharjai 1»<
«xtr» ft» the certified*. Doers opM«t C^o’cloew
to at
ase»geooa& night of the eßgagsmeai cf GSO- V. LOtIKB,
iKforlta Tanks*Ooiwdtui, vfaD «&1 sppMt u
***s*. firm BYKlflHa, Veteniry 7 th, Mil be psribmed
Tim BTiaOT HOPlt
M. « 8. l^oftoo.
T„ bo Mowed »J wHAT , 3 Q0I!;a 0N • ~
£«kout sowpon
p£w''.'.~-IZ -Mi" M. ffortiogton.
T„ wipß FQR A DiT ;
sS?S^=====^^
ttolih lnit,ln MASON 10 HALL,UieaialnMI humowns
uid satirical Ponsr-Toi ItfiW Ktso. * «
d£El5« tt «X 0-dnd.; ««■
o’clock. Ticket* of admiarion 26
principal Haile and Book Stores, Hotali, librarj hoohii,
Uetnn CMnmlttM.MiA .t M KIRKPATRICK,
U IL KINCAID,
HRNRY WOODS,
i j KLIAB n. IRISH,
,um« BrettJWAN,
fMhA i^sctonOoßßitta*.
•,{ s«w School for the Violin.'
aggSSSSSsSBS
rreeldentof the New Wk Society. *s
Th# ihoTe iu«t rtcOlTd. U» »dT*Oce of tb* ,
Th« odot* juk "g NBY klbb kb, 101 Third ilmt
RSOOMSUtNDiTIOS. n
W« htTe carefully exasalned the whore V.ty
mi% end consider it one of the meet oom £*iVsu N P
rol violin Bohoato no biw «.« “•*■ £ "g^£;
tMt Teechcre ot Mmde.
c. o. w ii ls i n . aTi’o.7‘”"". (
(Snecenop»to A. WUkioeAO'M j
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
JVe. 71 tovrth itrtei, PilUlvyK km
TN THE numetoae iuspewloEi of^anks‘
I throagboat the country daring six
arentlsfod that In almost erery l»*ttee tWrtroaUj* !
SVe grown out of . departtre Irom tbeir legitoete bu^.
new; end we, tbeiefcre, take oeewswn to mjuw u»e PUWK
l* adTanc*. that no speculation* io c 7 . -
“3*” t
rittonto lino of our bnrln«o»-l>ell«fl»S
Slrnd>lnToot=«nt. worhoU «* too? to
oorro our euotomor* nod onouro ultimate
odop'lng oucli n eoune wo-oblU promote our om irttMMo
bonrllt. |l»m • ■'-
t* oile*. . ‘ . ...
OUCH OF OUR EXPOSITORS
7l goortb Irt.
INK KHftACTti yOH HDKPS—I b«T* on
awortnwot of very flue ;J*fcb!£
Lubin'*, Bavaml** ll»rrUon » Pric« , A» *c. Tho«e »Lblng
floe Kxtra*acan alw»7» P rccar *
eona Diamond and Martot K'.iact.
OI.D CREAM—A T.ry nttlH-of »rticle 'J'
h.na., »r. Up* fe; » f~b
!M
MaNDIMs —An excellent article for chapped
4 Ac.; 6 down receded by
•'^s
ffinnrjrz pnwUK&S—5 grow rgryfloa »nd freihly pr*-
Og"* Ml"- f °' Jer » °° t * Bd "^.ttVo-
JP dge uorttd II»»ori«g Kitnrt.; Ji d™5 n J*'?
Um * Merrill'. BOing rtwder U.. l.rt .rUcl.
no. in UM, rtc.ir.db. |M>5l JOB.
nar nKTElVEft—ltemnh Lealie* Ladtea' Qaaatte, for
Februrj.
Knickerbocker Magaiitte, for Jobnurj.
Harper, tor February.
New. York Journal, for February. ' . _
Nrwsrapxaa.—New YorkTrlbuns, IleTeld, Police Gasetta.
Home Jonmalf Scientific American, Ballou * PiciorlaMM
ardar Poet, Ac., received and for aale at the cheap Boek
Store of W. A. GILDEUFENNKY A CO.,
No. 76 Fourth street.
LESLIE'S GAZETTE.—Frank Leslie’s Ladies’ Gaaette,
of Paris, London and New YorkFasbionSj&r February.
Knickerbocker Magasine, for February. . _
Utrpert to rebru«rjr. Mm 15 «■>!*• r ° r
MUbr H. allnKn » Wj
f v \a No. 32 Bmithfield street. .
LAWKKNCIsVILLE! —For sale a couilorub.o l>«e4“fc
noose, of ball, parlor, dinm£• room,tttcbea, good «1
lar, and foot bed rooms. The lot has a front of 46 feet oo
Allen street by 100 dwp. A well of good yter aod Vamp
in Ibe kiiebeo, out-ovea and stable, garden,
grape vines of choice quality.; o’l in comp Ute order, fo.
•sw t "““-«™ in teSiSsStts^T'
- VV* no Third street.
TrllAS BKJSN UatD WITH QKKAI' I
1 Herpetic Soap, the real genuine artjcie,J*®* 01 /.* 8 :
mined of the eubecriber. at No. 140 Third ftreet*. ~,55 * c ;
all Chip*, chafes, At; beala aore rough hand*, and render*
•Jhem auft, smooth and white; remote* tab, *allo*B*aa and ,
rrdbe** of the skin. The demand Car thU taluable Soap !
djSSHnCToaaoa. always be loom. ,
4 uh 3 \ . Third ataeet, near bmlthfleld. 1
THIS TWIN?, orOonrewatione on tt» :
Baling Elder, its Scriptural-Anthe-rity, QaallflcaAJon
and Duties j by the anther or Why am I * irmbyttrian I
31 «.* bjm.il S» cau. for »■* bT g
fob o p 66 Market strnet, near Fourth.
wu-
TJPISCOPAL ALSIA,NACB.-TB» CBUIth Almanac. Or
Jbi IBM,pobii«b«l bj tb. PrbtaUnl
cwtv fur falrbj JOHN b- DAVtoUN,
■ 65 Market at>.-el. near Fourth.
BLA.NKETS. BLANR3STS—A. A. MASON *<£;*)**
closeout the whole of theirexlensiTe stock of Blanketa,
consisting of eil\the dllfcreut make* and aixej, at a redoo
tlrvn nearly ope-lulf *««"*
THii CUSMUI'ULUAW
ART ANDLITERARY ASSOCIATION,
Orvanimd Jar Bie SnamraffotaU and General Diffwcn oj
Lurature and Uu Fine Arts on a new end orv*""*””
<|*UlS NKW ASSOCIATION IS DfcSIGNKD TuhMXAiB-
I sgs popularize the Fine Arts, aol dUeemiinte po**
»ud wholesome;Literature throughout the country, -rot
this purpose • Gallery ef Art la to be permanently founded,
whlchwill •echyeer contain a choice and Taluable coilec'
Uoaiof J*ainting«» Btataary^de.
KopFr«*f-Dl*trlbtxtlOTi.
The Ameciatlbn will also publish anddssue xo Us mem*
UriMth year, the beet Literature :f th«flay, eoastottoget
thu most popular MouthTy Utguistf) KtTierii aud He*
todal Library works. . ,
The officers of the Association for IM4 hare the pleasure
of announcing that the subscription books fcr the current
year are now open« and that H»e first annual distribution of
Works of Art contained in the abort Gallery wDI take place
on February 26th; on which occasion there will be uLrtriba
led among the members of the Assodeiiao, free of charge,
eereral hundred superb Works of Art, among which will
be the original and world-renowned statue of Hiram Powers,
The Greek Slare, .
purchased at an expense of ovtr $5,0001 Also, a large and
rerr choice collection of magnificent OIL PAINTINGS, Con
sisting of the best productions of celebrated American and
Fofeign Artists,'; among which are the works of tSontag,
Meeker, Bead, Kensett, Griswold, Clough, Pronkenstein,
and other tarneut American Artists, which, with the con-,
slant editions made through an agent now in Europe, wiu
render this by tar the most complete Oa llt*T7 of Art in tbfe
United Bute*.
The Literatim jr*
nubliabed for discemination among the members of the As
■oaation, for 18M, trill oooriet of the following Monthly
Berlews via: Harper’s, Putnam, Uiaek
wood, Knickerbocker, (jodey’a Lady’r Book, Graham s M*£
atine, and the tUoatrated Magaane qf Art, togwtber with
the following Quarterly Beviews, re-printed in New York*
vis: Westminster, London Quarterly, North British, and
Idiaborih i'
XIU» la open to >11; an, peiaon ma, 0oo«n«
a urnmUr on th. pajmeit ot » which entitlei nimtoa
membership and any one of the a bore Magannea otKcTtewi
tot one year, and also a frttticktt in the annual distribution
of Statuary, Paintings,A«- Alt who take fife memboabipe
are entitled to kny life of the Msgastnes one year, and s»
tickets in the distribution* ; ~
The wide-spread fame of the abOTe periodicals render* it
needlem to say.unythiog in their pral«, aa tt.is conceded
that, as literary organa, they are Jar in adranee of any
other* in the World. The publisher's price of each is inva
risbly S 3 a year: thus by becoming a member of ihu Asso
ciation, it secures to all the two-fcld benefit of threedcUarß'
worth of sterling literature and a ticket in the dtstribulhm
of the roost magnificent collection of choice works of Art in
livißQ AGE, jr*ily,wffl be furnished one
Tear apdtwo memberships for $6.
3 The Gellery of the Association Is located at BsnflnsVy
(fit? where supert granite buildings have been erecttd for
£ WtawbSTspedou* saloon the whole eoileejonof
Paintings and Statuary will be exhibited. The net proceed!
derired from the slate of memberships, are devoted expressly
to the purchase <* Works of Art for the ensuing year. •
The increasing interest felt in the advancement ofthe
Tine Aria warrania the belief that this Aaseclatkm wfll,
with the powerful aid of literature, become at once nniver
mllt nooular, salt not only cultivates and encourages the
Fine Arts, but disseminates sterling Literature throughout |
the land, thereby adapting itself to the present went* and ;
Ustee of the American people, enabling both rieb and poor
to thair homes pl'eaaxft end attractive, by the aid of
Sculpture, Paintings, and the beet reeling matter which j
the wide range ot American and Foreign Literature afiord** ■
A few of the peculiar advantages derived byyouungthia
Anadatiool
Ist. All persona get the full veins ofthalr subscription at.
the start, lathe shape of sterling Magaaine Literature. I
2d They ere at the same time contributing toward pur* 1
a*.ri„ g choice Works of Art, which are in turn to be dis
tributed amoug themselves free of eharge. . I
3d. Buh member is also directly encouraging and patron-.
Isittff the Arts and Artists of tbs country, disbursing many
thousands of dollara through U* agency. |
Th«« w ho purchase Mep«tp«aj» »t bookstores wui observe
that bv Joining this Association, they receive the Magsrina
and fnt in the annual distribution, all at the same
price they now pay tor the Mag atine alone.
All person* oh becoming members, can hare their Mega
aln. commence with an, month the j chooea, and nl, on
office,Sew r | aGAN a Afliyao-y
York, or Western office, Sandusky. JIL thMr entire
Pantma remitting fund* for memberahip,should mirk count from torn«r pices,
letters u Registered, ” and state the month with which they Spring supply*, They have on band
wish their Magarioes to commence, and also their poet following Goods:
mrfHrdMuTiAfalL OP the reeeipt of which, a certificate of Paramattas, KagMaCnniO, —-<•. f i
membership, together with the Magaiine derired,will be FrenchMmteo, •' *• *’ " 3 \>
Eroded w snypart of the country. Wool Delataec, W; #
Offloeaof the Aaeoditioo, at the Knickerbocker Mag» • Wcrstwi y.i, f v^^ >^rtrw l <tTfre^P*^P^P^ g
arineo files,34B Broadway, New Fork, and at No. W Water 1 Wtth
Itnet. Sandusky, Ohio. Address, (at either office,) and Strip** f Uks, ell of wiacn v^F?*****^”
7 C.L.MRBY, Actuary C. A. A L-A. ~
Memberships mayalio be obtained at No 148 Wood sttaet,. -
Pitta burgh, or ; •_ . .
oct2S.-d2awawtf OEO. It. KBT3YB. Pragrist ,
JOB: ILKinSO.
, -■ l nH-.' n “ | i |k> —A- A. MM« * 00. M»» J*t »r---
H. wrffw«ipwi t eirttuot
PUTNAM’S BOKTHLY, TOU SSTtlll b.oß*rf t .
Portrait* of contributor*, author of ** Cat*, _—. . V4H
UmacrTud-CMnooB*!!*; lJTJigin the Country, 3a- iMu*u <*b***-~i
tiooSrSSwice; Promctiieu* *nd Kpimettoua; „»■ ' .
U<Ak>o; Two little 8ton; My ttix« ' Co S' TO^f f 2i^^
SSS ato: Otui*: A °“ r F.' :
nt>d;; ui« **"**•■ 01 001 Poau^ 1 ;
flow. ,or tflm «T •»
jy? — : - - I' ■ .
JUST PUBIJ£ rar . r.V ' , ..•» •,• -•-.■•- ..
—■ • ? .-:vj • r ;* v^v
« * -a" •'
. . v. Dimillw mt PijtwiMf' P_ f***’
l
eonSrft will U awtttod fcy Wm. a»l«lft > flw<fllw» •*
■m. of Un Imt» fan faol«m . ,
mt. £ SSaQac
m. k. *v*~*s
- H»MW4*f
whouoili g»«»Ba,*_ooS«^l««cg^g«.
Tai ii«£uuaia«JSO bw W>< •
tiie
Iftio mpcetfoUy ft*k flwft>CT<jlMlg f fc
formerbooMftcooftnmnMof llw * T * , **SJ3ff
offer to bojec* geoerollf ■> fcrwftbto.toi**
(Mm bo con be found euewbere. t
v iwayfw
IS HEHRISO from the firm eftottbi*»wi»teijwnid
. meet cheetfoßy wpcramead the freeze at Brtifc t Mill >
Hnoter, lacnemi of tba Utofins, to irffMa —*IW
tomerr. {Jebl] . M. tBPLADU
aEom M A B «SM®^4
NO. 3*4 LIBMBTY RBX3£|ust3odA»Jh£feMtm
the most eeHVenisnt boose in UMdty!raimMiripio«ri* .
lbs Proprietor haring, a* tniMttsnfcliihmrißajJßdtnfc
In exeelleat style,
four solicit whereofyii ni
[ a splendid STABLE «ad Ull ■*?» IMQfi l ** ”K”
[ to/ample ettwamodiflon to jfflf
pan afford. ••'?' -/T"
ukk IiAKDZ buffi—for unijnw
hands, the Herpattoßaap
I sallow* ea, tan, Ac. sßwj l <ripfwij^lo4
I acre rot th band*, will aobtf render tian BMnftWKgMa
I tlltbapri chafes, Ac. Only
I from the redpe of aLoodoaChemlsLa»ftj£ij|R?*f j.
I jmnie BL. COTHBrnTyUgfllwlji»d.
JO3. tCDSWIO.
JOS. FLEMING.
1V (
‘; farm u m oe.ThNxy jrivjs Amm wom
J\. safe, a small Farm, titrated three mUoafroa Maso
tern, Y«h haring a new Log HMse, end lOarra cfcarsAi a
new sod itibctantlal nil fence, ofherea pmjm Ipnt •,
This fern is of excellent quality isl litt»MU||fJoa>
ticn, with gootfVater. To persons «4MK MMrtthif'
a rare upportunlW of besoming theft For
tern*, 4c, apply y B.’ CUZHUIS£*t»L
jsn3) Jf ■ WBlMtlllj
AfajtJa of mu AUlt&d Fori »ai<H iHtna>wd~Yllai
from Farmington. the rad Isadlag to Brace*
ton. The land lay# well and is of good qunßtf, iffAwod
buDdloga, orebard of grafted fruit trees, and 1* waUfrgtar*
ed.. Pries 11,400, in reasonable pay manta.. AppfrMfhe
Real Estate OAoe of B. -CCfTBBE&T 4 SOS, .-
jao23 Ko.U6Tbfr*ttriwt
OUIU Ahb PKhNcYLVANIA RAILROAD &TOCK.MI
be taken at par in excheng* iac* food Farm of 100
sr^r s “ rthofK "
Janßtf - Tygpttrth street.
vi uw is*uk bjmi 55* to, nor wixottxif—i
jtl hare recently rec ited
perlor Welches, msoufsotaxed in Europe eSfcnrify to mr
order, (sent orer last Spring.) Oftln# andjtrmMpnjwa)
cow find in my establishment s stccklrWitebmas fte
sire and as cn* aa any In the eastern dries; and in eonsld*
I erationoftbe timwtfat lower-prioes than ster beteonSwed
in this market. Those baring money tohmetlnttibrVmy
rwßl find it to their Interest to do so now, as rimm Irill
shortly te beiter and pikes will adtnaoa.
I Watches and Jewelry repaired in tbs best manner.
| w. w. wnsas,
I jan'27 67 Market street, comer cf Itawh.
imKLLlUtt UuDSia.—We hare on cor Beds
• ter several good substantial Dwdttng Bourne, which
will U sold at low prices and on assy terms of payment.
Persons wishing to become their own landlords, »T«a(l»v
a gjixl opportunity to obtain bargains. Orh yon prebrjte
imtiii a House to suit yourself we can fnmttr yoa'wtfh; *
himlwm. Rnjldlng slwM low n price oe MMI.
j Bos,
jao4 Beal Estate Agents. 140 Third k&pafa
Laimdry Btmc:
This is simply indico dissolved, wftbont fatfn
dog any of its properties. It poeseame a-dedAsd ad*
vantage over the nndiseslrsd Indigo, on mount sf the
facility with which it can ba tned and lta ebsapDese; ttbe
ing a well known fact that Dot more than one half of tha
Indigo can be dissolredin water. Washer vanmaadfem*
Ules wiafind It a gseifstvisg. Forsefeby '
janSO ' JOHN "flAjffi Jn.
John W. B«U«» * OjftM ; '
Fobwabdino and commission mot til nun
Dealers in aU kinds of Pittsburgh Manuftettra, Ufd
Pipe and Sheet Lead, 8t Front street. ran'
Empty Barrels for Sait.
£ CITABLE FOB SALT, or oU*r pnrpoaee iNbsttiM
O janlO PEARL STEAM MILL, AUeghiny.
CONTINUATION OF Till!
OHJBAT MW-UIIIIL I4LC Of
A. A. MASON & CO.,
AND (TILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PSIOXB.
AjL MASON 4 00l *QI continue their sale throegh
• the month ofFernery. Their ipinwmte atoefcirill
t>e again down and offered at still p*ater redaction
in T'rioeg- ~ • ffiM
Patrick M’Kenns,
ALDEEMAN OF THIIUA WAB*i.
OVFICfc CO KNEE. OF GRANT AND
(tormerljr occupied by Alderman LewiaJ whun iftlM
*ineta pertaining to the office of Alderman d&d jaffiw aC
ihe Peace will be promptly attended to. IMWi
LOTS F*OKglut—AleArfMdfceifiaritom
X> M'See street by ft> deept tiittateA In Ml iHtejlw
SaSlots ail ua Indie Hert
front of 20 feet on Meadow street by 00 deep. PtfeetfflHb
tien & CUTHBKRT A 90ST~
ftbi Real Estate £>*«, Wo. lja Third itl l«
jsW MUiiC—liATdTuxwe OOBN fe(7&snr: tf-C-Poairr.
MHiniji Qrsj - r as tong by Buford’s Opera Tnmpn.
Breaming of liw fotmr: WaUact '
Strawberry flirt; withcoloredfrontiapieaa.. .
I WUI Slog Mo More of Sorrow: Batton.
Bachelor’s Lament.
Bream life gcbotlisch: Brown.
Tremolo SchoUiteh: Wallace.
Polka: Warren.
- f-lcrkto Wait*: Maremiihon.
Beauties Of Caledonia; eostsinlitg a eboica
taUbUtkiltoa* with tiibognpft portrait of Bani 1
The aborejnft rewired and feraale at tbevlloafe Stea
of - iOHM H. UKUAfc'X
- - SI Wood atwet.'^
| | Ett HET JU &Q At*.—mi*
ii tvodmagtheakin.raooth,soft»addsMeatalf whttfcr
rtnsTiog iiUonoi, pin|Hin, an, eotsnJons npiai'
ssd redness cf the akin. for the-cqn of eers, rough
hands, if is anrirallui. Priea, cones
jit>3l 8. L. CD f UjtK&T, 140 thif« H. 1
nnW bHltfiiTUA—A Bn* farm ot 108 acres, afr
level land tod In a food *tif* of cufcivatian, with a
o«w Frame Uotwe, a gocd Orchard of. grafted
falling Springs, plenty of Ccal, good Bans a«L.U#Tt,
in ifci neigh harhoadof OirnrhaefEetMCdA,
Mills, Itc-y and convenient to Hrw Brithtou- laaoy
For tarns, do, apply at the old establUMd setirliWi
Office of V,. 8. CCTfIMUrtXsOH, *
jan3o • HP Third attest.
AbtmTlMßS.—n large and beautiful ‘
Comic and Sentimental
and Envelope?, just received and for n%dUdnoMWM|
or retail, lower than ever before nSsredth this
BAiiuiu. b. -
dec33 . Ha. S? Wood SUfefc,.
Iron i/say commercial ; Q
lAFAYfcTTK UUiLDlNtfcCfccrnerdf Woodairif
j streets. f ' ‘ ■ --&a
Facvutt.—MlLLAß 4 BAD, Prinrftats euil Ptnftaftrte
cf PUIn and Ornamental Penmanship. • JORH
Principal of the Book-keeping Pepsitnwt, w XddtbfK
on all important holiness tranesftwas JOAB WJUjlwf
(sntborof Fleming’s new and improved syetemjfßMh
keeping,) will esamtse and deliver, weekly lemons super-
Setence of Aeeounts. JAMAS It membacLof
the PiOsbor/b Bit, Lecturer on Caeames£al.lAW.
Altbewgh bat a abort tone this TnaHhtnos
is in a most prosperous and now
numoering one hundred students, which ttaltoayifM
larlty and success pdrfaape never attained in so sucrtn
time by aey other Commercial College. TbsAbeMiefing*
department, under the able enpervisfen'of,Mr.
: unequalled in this dty. Plot AUUar. A Bta/wywHAf
writing Is entirely new, and in aeny iiapsett wyraiW
any Utter system, tot the oonobdtstfossf
peal to many persons in Pittsburgh who htit already .
eeivsd Instruction from them. PnC MUtar Jbas taught
Penmanship in all the principal eitka a*d h4mß)w«
country lor the last eleven yearn, during whfchttaMhpham.
Instructed upwards of flfteen thunaend peraoaa. • ■ . ff
Tocng men who dedrs athcroeah fioaieiepi.lslmlefhnnj .
will here find tsdammeats offend to them unequalled faa-j
the West. Aat Übe ditfineUy ahdefuteod that no student .
shall get a diploma from this CoUege wulmih*insq#*b& '
of enuring oa theddtieJ cf msccantfir Bid Erpry antt*.
Uctkmguarantee!. rfr *1
College open from BA. M. tffl 10 P. M. 1 Sew ttan|kr
reeeMd at any time daring the jmx.
~yp grtra chery for Arithmetic.: -- heZt 4
OFFICE OHIO Ahil K-A.ou.>. \
- Pittsburgh, January 27th, 188 S. f ,
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockaotders of .the Qt& v
and Peona. 1L H. Co-, that os and attart£t XSthdaj' .
cf February, a Dividend of nn per ease foe the hltu „
months, payable Is the Stoefc of tbeOeOpaffy,** jpsr.wDl
U paid so iW Stockholders aa abefr- fheek stMu os the
books of the Company on the Ist day of January. -9W
Stockholders os the Pittbsrgh books will bs putt-si tt*.
cfßfw of iba Oompaay, and ih*» oaths Bov Podt,hCakp«t.
the oSee of Winslow, Isnletfft Go. froftp umtthmteeVilW
be Issued for the fractional parte of a ahmm__J . * -*■
feblaUaswtfcbiA] IL.B.FtmßQf'ftamfc.' -
Hetsl tor Ijosoa* . • ;
KIUTB nOTKti, (formerly Icnown as ,
Hooss,)is ollered for lease on fsvurabia tsma MAmt
stunted os the corner of fourth street
’the Coart Boose, and about midway been the
\rkorf and the Dtp ot, Inf is Atml 'l
pleemnl, eonvenkst and desirable loeadons.is the dm,-
The Uoml will be fmrmaket, if desired, amd' ImesA feiHr <
ttrm ef ftorh cogusescing from the
Sot farther information apply to, :
90IUCPB 8. A A. P. MOBAIBOR, *Ut&2**- *
janhtaltwtf OMee Xo. 143 Fourth sL,Pttttbuq». f . c
MAOAZIM&B FUK FtffeUAKX.--
OMey's Lady's Book.-: '
uafloa’s DoUartteathly. Yaiikea Naftaa.
Petaraon’i Ladlae* Mahoaai Megeiiae.
Ch«Bib«rs > Journal, for January. • _
TbeLSs of P.T. Bara urn, Tritten by htawif; KB l 9jw*
Together with a large tad extessfra aflDrtßWw.7*r:
eatisee for the 14th of February a> "
Ml* by W.AGi
Jantt
Flit HAUt-A ÜBUQIUtI MOM. *[
city, dots! a luxe bmlnicc Tbc baycr of It |D ;
Into » bnenoja that la nUt —4 “***
Tba o*n*r of it haa tha Kinan
Xpqeireof xihmb» -
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