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THE CITY POST.
-, MONDAY MORKIKO:
- ®-TO LETS loft SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
. : ,DlBTttIOT COBBT—TUI
Is the Trial Lißt, in th
Jndge Williams, for thi
day:
iVo.. Portia.'
. 123 Magee va. Henderson A Oo
157 HayaTft.Havß- _'
164 Ehwtdxr TB. Kirby A Oli
▼er.
200 Graham Vs Leech.
293 Clark A M’GMts. Horner
: 463 Louden tb. Perclval.
260 Adams - re. Kromar 4
Ttflhm.
308 Frank vs. Gash Mutual
." Ins. Co.
309 McKee vs. Shinn.
810 Crawford vs. Keel et al.
■316 M*CHntock vs.Luttetnl -
313 Neel VS; BatterOeld et al.
321 Crawford vs. Neel ct al.
330 Williams vb. Pa. R R, Co ;
344 Patterson vs. Alaip. ;
849 Kerr vs Marshall.
860 'Walker Ts. Morrison.
361 Satne vs.'Samo.
. . Second Hand Pianos.
Jjfcrn ... AN ELEGANT Bosewood 6octare PIANO
rnadu By Brown & Alien, Boston,
iron frame ond potent repealing action,
U . * \J • nearly neV. Boston price, new, s3oo—for
$215.
A Rosewood 6 octave, Chlckering & Son??, in perfect order
in every particular, and of very frapnrior tone; been in use
only One year. Boston price, new, $276 —for $225.
A Rosewood C octave, made br Moyer A Go., New York.
EfitaU price, new, s2so—for $llO. \
A Rosewood 6 octaTe, Diode by A. & J. Keogh, BuiTaln;
about two years old, and in good order. Price, new, $276
—for $lBO. . !
A Mahogany Piano, rather old fashioned, bat etill useful
lor beginners. Cost originally ssoo—for $5O.
A Rosewood 6% ooioto Piano, carved mouldings and fan*
ov desk, entirely new, made by Haines A Rro., New York.
Now York price s3oo—with stool and cover $2lO.
Two Rosewood German Pianos, 6% ocUvis, imported ex*
pressly for the subscriber, and will be cold at the low price
of $lB3 each. These instruments are made with iron plate
and brace, and hnvo every appearance of being datable.
The above are tho net cash prices. I'or sale by
, i JOHN* 11, MELLOR,
f Q b> No. 81 Wocd street.
C'IOMOUESS WATER.—36 doi fresh Congress Wa'.er r©
J cslveff fresh, and direct from the spring, by
JOS. FLKMINO,
comer Diamond and Market atree'
NOTICE.
. ■= DALY’S STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
No. ’2O Fifth itrtiif first comer above Market e'vcU,
_ riTl’stiUi.Q.i, PA
THTTHERE WILL be found the largest and best assorted
?T stock of HOSIER! ever offered frr salo in thirifciiy.
Purchasers will hnd R to tt.oir advantage to call at this es
tablishment and examine for themselves; it is all X to
insutethelrcustom. C. DALY.
N. B.—Remember the Cheap Stockiko Cobweb, y
febfry C. D.
TjUfiaiuNs foi; januahy—fkank uisLiK'd la-
J? DIJ&S’ UAi&ilrTJS.—The January number of ibis Mug
atiue commence* the third volume. The LsiPtie ia pub
lished on the first of erery mouth, and contains all tbs
newest fashions for the tcdlowiug month, iu every depart
ment of ladies’ and children’s costume Kach number has
also a large Tatlety of patterns for needle work, a sheet oi
Bear muefc,'und a paper pattern to cut n dress by. Price
25 cents a number, or $3 u year, postage free. bub?crlp
tionrreccived or single numbers sold by
IV.-A. QILI/IiNFKNNKT A CO.,
No. 70 Fourth street.
ONLY KINK HUNDRED DOLLARS!—For wile, a two
story frame DWELLING HOUSE, coataiuinj 4 rooms,
with* lot of IT feet front on Beaver street, by IvO deep to
'Veto street; or $l,lOO tor a Dwelling House containing jiarJ
lor dialog room, kitchen, cellar, and 4 bed rooms, with a
large yard, pomp, hydrant staolc, out-oven, ic.
\Terms of payment, t•erj} ouy.
yqnlO t BCUTUBEBT 4 SO'-*, 110 Third st.
Partner W anted,'
IN THE BEST and one of the most profltable'retail cash
business in Pittsburgh. A pvreon with a cash capital
of $2,000 cun realize 83 per cent, and no risk, in an old-es
tablished business,-the sales of » hieb, notwithstanding
dull times, is increasing rapidly. To a bubicess m&n with
the above capital o; more, this b a chance seldom olfsred.
Address Box 322, Pittsburgh Post Office, with real name
and arttlraec. . janUi
BiAmcl IKAWVOII— i'uddiel'jiuouu ns People: Dy Li. U.
Riley.
, : Bathllall: by Fanny Fern; sixth supply.
Life of Barnuu£ by himself; fifth supply.
Llfeof Horace Greeley; third supply.
Ida May; by Mary Langdon; third supply.
Hafper,.for January; filth supply.
Putnajn, for January; fourth supply.
Graham, for January; fourth supply.
Godey, tor January; sixth supply.
Knickerbocker, for January.
Frank Leslle's-Lodles' Gazette.
Frank Leslie’s New York Journal, for January; a new
monthly Magazine, devoted to romance, general literature,
science and urt; price IS cents.
All the above just received and for sale at the cheap Book
Store Of bAil’L. B. L4UFFBR,
LATENT W UilO —FOsT.Kti’a LAXr.ax bu.au Hard
Times Come Again No Mure*; as rung with iinmens®
nuccess by Saofjru's gerenalere: words aud music by S. C.
Foster.
Now-a-days; a humorous ballad: Converse.
Petrifaction; new song: by Barker.
-Tm Waiting for the Spring Time; a most charming new
ballad: by barker. \
The Happy Mud; and choras: lucho.
I’m Not Myself At All; one of the best Irish ballads ever
written: by S. Lov>*r.
Yilklnsand hts Dinah; comic song: by Perry.
I Cannot Smile Dear Mother; new; Barker.
Brighter than the Morning Star: Browne.
The Heart ami the Homo: Dressier
Bill Boom Etiquette,etc.,etix, received iu advance of the
trado and for sale by HENRY KLEBKK,
jan23 bign of the Golden Harp, No. I<H Third w.
AN iiXTttAuiU>INaTCV Dooli-My Courtship and its
Consequences: by lltDry Wikoff.
M»y and'Deccmber: by Mrs. Hul back.
Hath Sail: by Fanny Pern; 10th supply.
The Lifo of P. T. Daroum : written by himself.
Lilies and Yiokts, or Thoughts in rrose and Verse on the
Graces of MalJeubood: by Rosalie Bell.
Ida May, or Stories of Tilings TowMe and Actual. '
The Pioneer’s Daughter: by Emerson Bennett.
The Mysteries of tbo Court of Queen Anne: by IVm. Har
rison Ainsworth. For sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNET & CO„
Nn. 70 Fourth street.
*V\rE WISH TO PROCURE A SITUATION lor a Young
f Y Man, ts a Purtuer ia a pmall manufacturing eeuih-
Ibhment. He is able to make himself useful in any depart
ment, and has a capital of from $OOO to s7oo. He t* a gocxi
plain kook-ke->per and salesrauo, but would prefer being
employed in or about tho manufactory.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!—The Life of Philip Me
iancihon: by Ohurles Frederick Ledderhose. Transla
ted from the German bj the Rev. G. F. Krotal, Pastor of
Trinity Lutheran Cliurcb, Lancaster, Pn.
Kurils Sacred History; a Guide to the understanding
of th© Divine plan of Salvation, according.to its Historical
Development; by Job i llenry Kurtz, b D., professor r.t
Chureb History In the University of Dorpai, etc, 'f rant-le.-
ted from the sixth German edition, by Cha». Sebat-ffer, L). D.
Just received and for sale by B. T. C. MuIIGAn,
feb7 No 104 Wood street.
*T)OOR POLlCY—Paying money for dull, expressionless
JL ’ Daguerreotypes, when you ran obtain unmittahcably
fine Pictures, with despatch and at a Jow rale, at CARGO'S
Double Skylight Galleries, No. 70 Fourth street, Apollo
Dull dings, over Arnold’s E xebaoga Offi oe. feb7
This people say- tub enterprise gallery
turns out extra fine Pictures, and at very moderate
prices. Call end see for yourself. Prices 00 cents and up*
wards. Wilkins Hall, 102 Fourth street fab?
tfhlfk AfiA ALLEGHENY COUNTY RONDS;
tJpJ.VJ#VJV*v/ 60 chares Ohio and Pa. Railroad Stock;
wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Broker,
f*b7 No. 92 Fourth et rent.
A FARM OF 100 AURV3 Foil SALE—cituaL-d 7 luiiua
from Farmington. Va., near the read Lading to Bruce
ton. The land lays well end is of good quality, with good
buildings, orchard of grafted fruit trees, and ia wed water
ed. Price $1,400, in reasonable payments. Apply at the
Beal Estate Office of S. CUTIIBKRT X SON,
Jan 23 N«>. 140 Third Ktre»>t-
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad oiwk wm
betaken at par-in exchange for a goc-d Farm of 100
acres, miles north of New Brighton, if called for soon.
Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
Jan22;tf 75 Fourth street.
Notice.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent; Wm. Stevenson h iring disposed
of his entire Interest to C. U. Love. The basiuuss hereaf
ter will be conducted under the name and style of YOUNG,
LOVE A BRO., (Mr. having associated his brother, F.
M. Lore, with him in business) All persons knowing
themselves indebted to the late firm will please call and
settle immediately; and any having claims will present
them for settlement. Tho business of the Into firm will be
Settled at the old stand, by Young, Love A Bro
• YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE.
February Ist, 1855. __
. In retiring from the late firm, I cheerfully recom
mend my successors to my former patrons, feeling confident
that no pains will bo spared to supply them on the most
liberal terms.
Not being engaged In business T will remain at the old
stand, where I will > e happy to wait upon any of my custo
mera who may favor me with a caiL
Wilktna &- Co.,
(Successors to A. Wilkins A Co.)
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
- No. 71: Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
IN TDE-numerous suspensions of Banks and Bankers
throughout the country during tho last six months, we
ore satisfied that in almost every instance their troubles
have grown out of a departure from their legitimate busi
ness; and we, therefore, take occasion to assure the public
in advance, that no speculations in “fancy stocks,” or other
“ontihte operations,” shall tempt us from tbo strict and le
gitimate line Of our business—believing that in avoiding
all such investments we shall not only better able to
serve our customers and ensure their safety, but that in
adopting such a coarse we shall promote our own ultimate
benefit. t r ob6J w. A CO.
f|'o Brick House,on Sixth street, with a large
A yard. A Tavern Stand, in Birmingham. A two *tory
House, on Carpenter’s alley, with a largo yard. A House of
four rooms, ball,'garret, Ac, on Sixth street, near Grant.
A House, on Grant street, near tho PohUo School House.
A large three story House, on Ross at head of Fifth
attest. A large Hall, on Fourth street Five Offices, ia
Bplane’s Building, oh Fifth street. A large Store Room, on
Fourh street Apply to & CUTHBERT A SON,
. feb7 j.-> No. 140 Third street
SEMI ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MAbON a CO. wilt open,
on Thursday, February 8 th, 160 dozen more ot the cel
ebrated Vortsmouth Hosiery, which will be sold at about
one-half the usual rates. feb7
Eoa SALK—a GKOOKRY STOKE, in the centre of the
dty, doing a large business. The buyer of It can go
iQto a business that Is safe, add make money forthwith.
The ownerof it has the Kansas fever, and offers a bargain.
Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
t jan27 75 Fourth street.
FOR SALE VERY CHE AP.
A BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 21 feet by
-100. A good bargain can' be bad by applying eoon at
the office of the MOItNIKG PQ3T. jylfctf
Oppoitttou Defied! Comparison Invited!
/Combination rejected! and wholesale pbi-
CES ADOPTED!—UOOD, 51 Market street, has just
received* in addition to his stock, a fine assortment 01 fill
the latest designs of fashionable gold jewelry; fine London
and Geneva gold watches, of the finest quality; silver
spoons and forks, of our own manufacture, warranted pare
as coin; Albata spoons and forks, heavy plated, Bnd of a
superior quality; fine docks; Marienne time pieces, Ac., Ac,
We boldly defy compel Won in our line of business, in this
or any Western city, as we Are determined to close out our
stock FOB.OA9H, at'prices that cannot toe beat.
Those abonl purchasing sbonld not fall to give ns a call.
By so doing, you can save from 1!5 to 60 per cent, in yonr
purchases at
Ciuiio]
HOOD’S JEWELRY EMPORIUM.
• I*
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:;::::F£BEUABY 12.
rAL List.—The following
10 district Court, before
io week commencing to-
Xo. Parties.
116 Croghan’t Exr. vs. Bell et
418 Snyder et al ▼». Robin
son, jr.
431 Conway, vs. Patricks &
Habbisbtoo, February 9—lo P. M Tie
Amorican caucus to nominate a candidate for U.
8. Senator, mot this evening at 7 o’olock, and
organized by electing Thomas C. Steel, of Phil
adelphia, Chairman. A motion being made to
vote by ballot, a stormy debate ensued, and the
motion finally prevailed. On the first ballot
thero were 92 votes cast, making 47 nooessary
to a choice. The vote stood—Cameron 27; Cur
tin 11; Johnson 10; Cooper 6 ; Veeoh G ; Wil
mot 6; Tiffaoy 4; Smyser, Clapp, Jayne, and
J. Pringlo Jones, eaoh 8 ; and Todd, Littell,
Evans, Darlington, Moorhead, Stevens and Ful
ler, each 1,
Friend.
144 M’Cullongh. jr. vi. P. 4
M, TarnpikeCo.
157 Allunder vs, Goering.
4CB Cunningham etal'vg. At-
kins & Co.
181 Allen for uso vs. Bimp*
sob, Young A 00.
182 Holden ct ux vs. City of
Allegheny.
185 il’Cluro vs. M’Clute, sr.
242 Roman ts. Mittler.
318 Ballanger va Loomis.
205 Harrison’s heirs vs. Soles.
89 Evans vs. Hendrickson.
A resolution was then adopted not to disclose
the farther ballots. A eeohnd ballot was then
gone into. The chances are, however, that no
nomination will bo made to night.
SECOND DESPATCH.
HABBisnuna, Feb. 9-Midnight— The aeoond
ballot id tho Senatorial caucus, resulted as fol
lows Cameron 27 ; Curtin 12; Cooper 14, and
the balance scattering.
On the third ballot, Cameron had 35 votes ;
Cutlin 17; Cooper 9, and the balauco scattering
On tbe fourth, Cameron 38 votes; Curtin 22
Several unsuooessfal attempts were made~to
adjourn.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Habwsbubq, Feb. 10-1 A. M—Tho caucus
baß not yet adjourned. The fifth ballot has just
been taken, and its result has caused tho great
est excitement both in and outside the Conven
tion. The vote etood—Cameron, 46; for other
candidates, 47; making one vote more than
there were members in the caucus.
. 0n tho announcement of the result a number
of members withdrew, asserting that they were
not to be bought. There is great exoitement
prevailing, and every prospect of a row.
Another ballot has been ordered, and tho im
pression ia that Cameron will bo nominated.
H o’clock, A. M—The sixth ballot stood:
Cameron, 45; Curtin, 4G; scattering, 1. Thero
being on this ballot one fraudulent vote cast
another exciting demonstration was had, and
several members, who had been induced to return
to the Convention, again retired, declaring their
determination ta disregaro sny selection that
might bo ma e. There were 34 “bolters."
FOURTH DESPATCH.
Harrisbubo, February 10—2 A, M After
some quite angry discussion, and a iarge nnm
ber of members retiring, a seventh ballot was
ordered, which resulted as follows: Cameron 44
votes, Curtin 11, Fuller 2.
Gen. Simon Cameron was then dcoiared tho
nommeo of tbo Convention, and a resolution
unanimously adopted declaring him the nominee
of tho American parly for tho O. 8. Senate.
Tho Convention then adjourned.
The result has caused great eicitemont, aDd
there is every prospect of difficulty in the bint
convention on Tuesday.
COMMEIiOIA L POfeT.
PITTSBURGH BOARD Off TRADE AND
■MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.
„ OFFICER
President —JOHN SHIPTON.
First Vice Prcstdtnl— Wil H. Smith
“ “ Ww. R. Bkow«.’
Secretary—' Wu. 8. Davis.
Treasurer—Jous D. bcm.LT.
Superintendents. T. No.'.tiia*, Jr .
QtnmtUer. of Arbitration far Fcarusry.— W. n. Pkith,
\. P 4 C. W. lUcxrraus, W. H Ksolish, James M Co vu.
Georgs Buck. ’
Omci or tux Faht Mobstso Post, )
Monday, February 12, 1655. /
BUTTER—6 bbls roll at 17e.
FRUIT—7OO bun Dried Punches at $1,87
FLOUR—7O bbls superfine and extra tree store at £8.75
GRaiN—Corn: SCO has ear from depot at b"e
HuMlNY—d bblsat $7 f>o.
HOPS—S baba at 35(^10*.
UOLASSF S " 10 bbls oak at 25i,
Malt—3oo bus at $1,50.
Auction—DMly Sales.
AT the Commercial dales Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets,at 10 o’clock, A. 51., a genera 1 assortment
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats,Caps, Ac.,
AT 2 O’CLOCK, P.
Groceries.Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Ac.,
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M-,
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, Gold and
Silver watches, p. M. DAVIfi, Auctioneer f ja3l.*tf
LA2QE BTOCK OP DRY GOODS, Ac., AT AUCTION.—
On MONDAY MORNING, 12th Inst., at 10 o’clock, nt
the Commercial tales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
streets, will b« sold without reserve, lor cash, a large and
general assortment of Staple and Fancy Foreign ami Do
mestic Btj Goods; among which arc superfine Cloths, Ckw*.
simeres, fiattinets, 29 pieces all wool Tweeds, Kj. Jeans,
I.ioreys, Flannels, Blankets, Woolen Gloves, 60 do* Men’s
Woolen Half Hose, Women’s and Children’s Stockings, Co
burg Cloths, Alpacas, Merinos, Delaines, Sheetings, ShiVt-
Ings,Checks, Shawls, Udkfs Print*, Ijisb Linens, Vest
inge, Fringes, Ltces, Ac Alto, n quantity of Boots, bhoes,
Fine Hats, Ladies’ Bonnots, lashU»nub‘e Clothing, Ac.
V M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
S. CUTHBERT A SON,
140 Third c<r«ut
KUTH HALL—One hundred copies received and for sale
by U. Miner A Co.
“Tho smile, the langh and the tear come and go at her
bidding. If you don’t believe it, read * Ruth Hall.’ * •
If you haven’t read * Ruth Hall,’ buy a enpv, and we will
warrant yon to read U twice through."— Michigan Argus.
“Fanny Fern’s last bo">k has absorbed us very iaucb,o-d
awakened a feeling of profound Interest in Lbo woman whn
can write her name and character so indelibly in yur miod.
• * • ’Ruth Hall' has been read with greater avidity
Uiun nny book siuco ‘ Uncle Tom’s Cabin.’ ” —FUitadelphia
Cdy Item.
“Itis a great book; great In geniu?, great In spirit, und
great as a literary production." —Daytrm Gazette.
“ ’Ruth Ilall ’ is by fiir'lbe ablest of her productions nml
contains many passages equal to anything In the English
language.”— Dodge* Literary Museum. Q
4 ‘ We have seldom perused a book which affected us more
strongly.”— Am. Mining Chronicle.
It is published complete in one fine volume, neatly bound
in cloth; price $1,25. For sale by
11. MINER A CO.,
jan!s No. 32 rimithfleld street.
IRUR SALK—A superior FAltM,t»n the PerrysTilk* Flauk
r Hoad, eight miles from the city, of 100 acres; suitable
for a gardener. It is in good order, and has all the build
ings necessary for a home. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS,
jan27 76 Fourth street.
Magazines for February—For sale by u. miner
A CO., 32 Smitbfleld street.
Putnam’s Monthly, for February.
Godey’e Lady's Book, do.
Peterson’s Magazine, do.
Household Words, do.
Graham’s Magazine, do.
Ballou’s Magazine, do.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS I
My Courtship and its f'onseqnences: by Henry Wlkoff.
The Perils of Courtship, or the Adventures of a Novel
Reader.
The Mystoriosof tho Court of Queen Anne: by William
Harrison Alnßwort*.
Ruth Hall, a Domestic Tale: by Fanny Fern.
The Life of Horace Greeley, editor of the New York Tri
bune : by J. Barton.
The Life of P. T. Birnum, written by himself.
Harper’s Magazine, fur Janahry ; price 15 cunts.
For sale by If. MINER A CO.,
jan29 j No. 32 Hmltbfleld street.
COUGH REMEDIES—
Ayer’s Cherry Teetotal;
vVißtar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry ;
Balsam of Liverwort and Tar;
Swaynu’s Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Jayne’s Expectorant;
U’L&ne’a Cough Syrup;
Sellers’ do;
Morgan’s do;
l’astlles Do Paris.
All of tho above remedies always on hand at
JOS. FLEMING’S,
jan24 corner Diamond and Market street.
WM. BTEVENSON.
.JO3. lUDEWIO.
FOR SALE—An excellent Frame House and Lot, on
Resaca street. Allegheny dty, at a very .low rate. En
quire ot THOMAS WOODS,
jan22:tf 75 Fourth street.
1 onn ACRES OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
IOUU the Clarion river. This land is heavily timbered,
has an excellent soil, and isaaid tocontain on abundance of
iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminous coal. The Venan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly bo built, will run very
near to it, if not directly across it. The Millstown creek
runs through it.
ALSO,SOO acres in Elfe county, well timbered and watered,
and lying near the route of the SnDbury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be made than In these lands.
The completion of the Sunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the Venango railroads through that region
will rendor tho coal, lumber, iron ore ana roll, of great
value. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
feb22:eam:tf No. 147 Fourth Ftreet.
Carpets lien than Cost*
riiHE undersigned baring reduced tbe prices of their en*
X tire stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rags, Mats, Matting,
Ac., from 20 to 25 per cent, call tbe attention of persons in
want of any articles in their llod to tbe following.
Their stock is one of the largest and best selected in the
city, and consists in part of
Velvet and Brussels;
Tapestry 11 r resets;
AubUßson Brussels;
Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets *
Patent Tapestry Ingrain do; ’
Superfine and line <j o;
Twilled and plain’Venetian do;
Hallaud Stair do;
Wool, Butch and Hemp do;
Wool and Cotton Ingrain do;
■ Stair Rode, Window Shades; and a large assortment of
Oil Cloth, from 2to 24 feet in width. Tz&irs esau oslt.
C. B. HEADLY » CO-
Jan 23 No. 82 Third street.
Dtartkr FOR 1855.—A large aasonment of the above
useful article for sale at the lowest rates. Those who
would save 26 per cent, should call at
. }an9 BAM*L B. EAUFFER’S, 87 Wood M.
The House of Refage^
For western Pennsylvania, at Pittsburgh,
is sow open for the reception of inmates regularly com*
mltted from counties composing tbe Western JudidaLDis
irict of Pennsylvania. Forma of commitment can bo oh*
tained of tbe superintendent, at the House of Refuge* or
of tbe Secretary,at'the office of Palmer, Hanna A Co.
By order of the Board.
deolO JAMES ANDERSON, President
' V* *?
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for the Jaily Morning Post.
TEE AMERICAN CAUCUS FOE U. S. SENATOR,
CHARGES OP CORRUPTION
“SIMEON POSITS UP!”
daily review of fittsbobgh market.
AUCTION SALES.
P. H. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
Land for Sale
n -' •'• -.• **. -j 1 '• •*'•'.!
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'■JVEIF.S WOH MS\EII
!To Steamboat M*h.—Tho Local Inspectori for tho Port
of Pittsburgh may bo found at the Cuitoni Douse, third
etdry,'entrance on Smith field street. ' j24^t
Wb tteue Informed that on Thursday tfce gorge in the
river below Shousotown had sunk two barges and one coal
boat, by forcing largo.masses of ice shoreward, where they
lay. 9
■ Rt a wit ate Letter, dated Memphis, January 30th, from
Mr. John Neal, we learn that he lost one French Cffeek
boat, loaded with coal, out of four, in passing the wreck oi
thei steamer “ Eliza," at plum Point The coal boat sank in
twenty feet water in less than two minutes. With the
other three ho proceeded along tha const.
“1855.”
PITTSBUEOH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVHiB.
AND r
saikt Louis,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Bteam Packet Line,
FOK TGE CONVEYANCE OP '
PABBENGB2RS AMD FREIGHT
BETWEEN
LOUISVILLE
And, Saint LotiU. '
• fCZ* tok ai3 k* s * * a com Posed °f seven .
LsyEgatjSf first class powerful Steamers, une-|JOEcI*Jb
*2afis3Bijualipd for speed, splendor, safety,
and comfort, and is tho om.x Tnnouon n.uir line of Steam
Packets on the*Ohio river. It connects with tho U. 8. Mail
Lino of Steamers from Cincinnati to Louisville and Saint
Louis, by which passengers and freight are ticketed and re
ceipted through daily. Two new Steamers have been added
to tho Lino, which now consist of the following boats:
Days of Drpartxtre
Boats. Giplaim. from PUtskuruh
BUCKEYE STATE .M. W. ii£LTinoOVEß^..Sundny.
KEYSTONE STATE Jacob Hazbep.™ Monday.
ALLEGHENY Uzo. M’Lain Tuesday.
CINCINNATI. ...R Hunter.. Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA R. J. Grace. Thursday.
PITTSBURGH I. N. C00k..... Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA -Tno. Klinefelter Saturday.
Leave daily at 10 o’clock,-A.M., precisely.
No freight received after nine o’clock on the morning of
departure.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
JOHN P. LIVINGSTON,) . „
JOHN PLACE, 'j Agents,
Monongahela Douse Buildings.
Pitt?bnrgb,lB66. | n ov2B ]
CANADA WEST.
■ tfrs!,ftClevclami ) Port Stanley . r“*j3» k
and Port Burwell, ijgggztSg
TIIE FINE low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH, Captain
It. Barrow, will make two trips a wn*k between Cleveland*
Port Stanley, and Port Burwrlt. ns fallows r ’
Leaves Cleveland far Port SUnfav, t»rery MONDAY and
THURSDAY EVENING, nt:»s o\:lr.ok.
Leavi-P Port Uurvndi for Port ctanh y at 1 o’clock.
leaves Port Slunfay fa: Cleveland ert-ry WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY EVENING, at '*•£ o’clock.
The Telegraph ennnr ct* at OlevufHDd, with the Cleveland,
Columbus anti Cincinnati, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
the Lake Shore, and the Toledo. Norwalk and Cleveland’
Railroad?. Also eonne.’U at ifart Stanley with the London
Line of Stages, whl-»h connecta with the Great Western
Railroad.
For frolrM and passage apply on hoard, or to SCO VILL A
LAUDERDALE, CloTelund; 8. F. IIOLCOiIB. Port Stanley.
or A. M'RKFPE. pnrf Harwell. tnarilTtttii'v
Pittsburgh, bteubciiTllle and Wheelloir
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Captain A..S. Burrnsni), sml
FOREST CITY, Uaptaia ucoaoi D. Moor*,
will run as rrgulsr I'AIL\ I , ACIiET:\ between Pittsburgh,
St-ruVvnTin.t and W livtiln.-, s'.oppiog at nil int>-rme<l]at«
port*.
The DIIIINAL wli’. irarr* pjivbjrgh on Mondays, Wed
n«*BJa:.P and Friday*, a! Id o'clock. A. U J;<lur:u.i<7 phi
will leave wheeling »u Tui-wlotr, Thursday* and fc&turylnvs.
al % oYlcvk. A. M.
The FOREST CITY win l»-nre Pittsburgh on Tuesday*
Thursdays and Snturdn; «, at Lo o'clock, A. M.—/kiiinurj,
F-he will leuve \\ heeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 7*4 o’clock, A. 3i.
For Indent or pa/s&ge apply on board nr to
J. I». CULIjINOWooP, Agent,
No 16& Front street.
For Wnbasta Ulver,
mm, The Ktesmer ELLA, Captain A. Po*, will
j oftT * f-*r the above and Intermediate porta on
GSKSsiSSSopening of nartg-ulon.
For m«izht or patui-e n-.plr on board, cr io
frMP 0. BARNES, Agent.
. m-k Tll ° «earoer 11. T. YKATMAN, Captain A
will K«ti> for the aboTg and lotrrtnedi
ports on op»?nin ’ cf naTljjatlon.
Fog freight *r pps M ..... „p r .; 7 on beard. M. 3
C-S"», T ‘ lr ALiOONA, Ua|>t R C Cast,
' ri<l lc - Tr ‘ b-r H;t* a‘-.ru and interim- di*L- porta
For In-K-ht or u ; ;■\y on U.a:,l. M,?.
C T*#.i TV.f* fleam r ALM A, Cap!aln 11. D G.-CURA*,
l*avr f’-T ’ll- aFiT- and into«mediat« ports
fc^Xe^rjion o'f'r.JUj; cf r p.vj .»uion.
For froight or pu-ssecv app’v on board, or 10
J»n3l _ C BARN C 3, Agent.
For st. JLoals,
Tlic Krautor I’KAIRI K ROSE. CapL F Ma-
T ii aTc fnr U.e al*ove anJ intermvdinto
r,n < r m*. igiition.
_ i ' T nr ..s*t|wmJL* w-. 1. JauSa
Tlio KATE C.VSrUL, Cnpt. Josrrn
' AT the aV>Ti’ moj interine-
porta on cyruing of nnTlgsikn.
For ire-gut or par*,- u'~ kj .1v on b .r. r j, C.r to
PxllSK*_i niLLINGWOOD. Acentr.
For LotUsville.
, fggfc The iteam-r A V 1 1 AT.C. Cap'ain C. ?Tost,
it-hv- f, r tl».* h»*ot«- Hti-1 intormeitHte port?
CZSESafton c-j !t <•(
F-r fr. or applt „n h ard. j a n 27
i fQ?’ K TheeUarcer TWIN CITY. Captain S-Dxa*.
L/SE3pCttr» ll! l«avr for th«* nbcr* and intermediate ports
For I.tsitht nr paeans ft ;.t»iv on i oitnl. jan2G
For LonltKllie.
f * Tbo VIENN A, Captain C Hat, will
L«R>!rS : £X^I'* 1 '* , * 7<, f,jr nnJ lntermedlfttp ports on
tPsteVitatriaopoulcs of nnvig-ainn.
Fur Height or pa.-»iiigt! npply mj hoard, or to
j*”-0 _ F LACK or WILKINS. Agents.
For Loulsvll le.
reap* j. Th- .'■ivitrojr Kni>K\Vdr, CepL Jons Mat,
will lejn-v fur tlxe übove and ihlo.-tnoJiale ports
rm-ftnn opening of rtiVigaHun.
For fr-iujbt cr pSLH-ago apply ou board, or to
C. BARNES, Agent.
. fT*S* The pHamcr KKYc-TgNB, Capt. J. J. Rouw-
will leave for the uhorenod iutermoliato
*f~rtr»i iraiatfapnrta on of u.-ivixaliou.
For f>*.debtor passsc- apply on b-.ard, (»r to
j* FLACK A LIVINGSTON, A cents.
fT7> b. The CLARA L 1 KAN, Cnptain W».
win Iravw tor tin- rilHii «• and iuTermt’dlate
““•Oop'ro on epcuiuc of n:n lc •tion.
For ani pa.-i.:ice apply on Uianl, or to
Jai.2J __ FLACK or LIVLSQSTON, Agents.
For rNinshvlllr. "
Thsstosmer FAIKY UL’KF.N, Ci,plain Jons
will leare for the above port, ond nil lo*
m*vffitfnlcrriri-<liule j>ortp, on opening of nuvijfaUou.
For freight or passage apply on board. janlO
Hegular Wheeling
rw# i’UK steamer K-XCIIANOIi, CafiL M’Calluv,
every MONDAY, WKDNCBDAY, and
rMTfSlrirartFUlDAY, at 0 o'clock, A. M., connecting with
tbn C. nnii P. Koilroad tit M’dlsviUe. F'oi freight apydy to
novi7 .1, D. CuLLINGWOOD}, Agent.
Kegnlar Wheeling Packet.
rrnsv fh« steamer VUNTUkK, Capt Jens Golpoiv,
lj»UiTlj&»s t lenTtt.A every TuITIHsOAy. and
iRfiITWiWntaATUIIDAY, fit d P. M.
For freight or passage apply no board, or to
jan3 JAMES COLLINS t CO., Agents.
MAGAZINES. —Harp* r, for January.
Putnam, for Jnnuary.
Godey, lor January ; third supply.
Onibam, for J nnunry ; s<*rond supply.
Pelsrsuii, lor January ; 17 tx-Ms.
llallrw, fir Janmiry; lb cents.
Blackwood, for January.
Subscription to lour liritiph Reviews and Blackwood, f 10.
Those who would si»ve LU per cent iu tub.icribing by the
year, or buying single copies of the above, ahould call at
SAMCeL U. I.AUF'FJSIt’S,
)anl No. 8T Wood strict.
VALUABLE NEW BOOKS—The History of an Expedi
tion Bunirwi Fort in 1755, under Major Ocu
eral Bruddork; with rdato* and map*.
Memoirs of Major General bLaLo, wKli a plauof Fort Da
quetme, 1754.
“The End of Controversy Controverted. A refutation
of Milner's Krd of Controverhy, in a senes of lettsrs to the
Most Reverend Francis P. Kenriek, It. U. A., of Baltimore:
by John H. llopkitn, D. D., L L D., Bishop of Vermont.
Bancroft's History of the United fitutes; Gth vol, and full
setts.
Nelly Bracken ; a Tal* of Forty Years Ago: by Annio C.
Bradford.
May aud December; a Tale of Wedded Life: by Mrs,
Hubback.
Cummings’ Works; new supply.
Spencer's Skotchea; Ist ami il series.
Oißhaugen’s Commentaries on Now Testament.
Ilenyßtenbeig'sChrlstology. '
Conybcarc A llowsoii’s Lite and Epistles of St- Paul.
Lewis’ Amtiicau Sportsmana splendid work. For sale
bj JUUN b. DAVISON,
feb2 street, near Fourth.
"%7 EW BOOKS—General Notions of Chemistry : by I'o-
X 1 lonze and Frertiy ; translated frojn the Fteueh; colorbd
plates.
Nelly Bracken; a Tale of Forty Years Ago: by Annio
Chambers Bradford.
May and December; a Tale of Wedded life: by Mrs
Hubback.
iinuhwo'-d Ticked Up on the Continent, or Last Sum
mer's Trip to the Old World: ey Orville liurwitz.
American Sportsman: by K)u.bn J. Levris; Illustrated.
A Translation of Virgil; new i dilion.
The Pioneer’s Daughter: by Emerson Bennelt.
The Mysteries of the Court of Queen Anne: by W. 11.
Ainsworth.
Just received by express and for sale by
bAM’L. Jt. LAUFFER,
Janl9 b 7 Wood street.
LVi.'OOEA FUH SALE
Exchange Bank Stock;
Citizens’ Deposit Bank Stock;
. Pittsburgh Life,Fire and Marino Insurance Stock;
Ohio and Poona. Itailroud Stock ;
North Ameriran Stock;
Ohio Trnp hock Stock;
Kldgo Mining Company Slock :Jby
AUSTIN LOOIIIs, stock llrokcr,
jan29 __ J 02 Fourth street.
YALENTINES.—A large and beautiful assortment of
Comic and Sentimental Valentines, Vaiootino Card.’
aud Envelopes, just received and for sale, either wbblesale
or retail, lower than ever before offered in this city. Call at
SAMUEL B. LAUFFKti’S
dec33 No. 87 Wood street.
HAGAN A AHL, No. 91 Market street, are closing out
their entire stock of Dry Goods, at on immense dis
count from former prices, preparatory to purchasing their
Spring supply. They have on hand a due assortment of tbo
following Goodrf:
Paromettas, Eog’.lflh Chintz,
French Merino, Mullins,
Wool Delaines, Hosiery and Qlovcb,
Worsted Plaids, Tickiags,
With a great variety of black and colored Brocade Plaid
and Striped Dress Silks, all of which will be sold at a great
sacrifice. jftoSO
V/iiiliOU)i£llllSS.—A. A. MASON & 00. have ju-t re-
Pi ceived per express 5 cartons Of Embroideries, compri
sing new and elegant styles Collars, Cuffs, Collarettes, Head
Dresses, Rosettes, Tabs, Sleeves, Chemixeltes, Hdfefi,
which will be offered at. extremely low prices. Jan2B
OBGOOD’S INDIA ClilLOtiOGUK—-A never falling rem
edy for the cure of Fever and Ague and other bilious
Iseasest 6 doxen received by
dacO JOS.* FLEMING,
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STEAMBOATS.
“JSSS ”
For Neslivlllo.
For Wabnili River
For St. Lonlu.
For ZanenvUlc,
For (lnclnnntl
For St. I.ouli
For Noshvllie
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FINE EXTRACTS FOR lIDKFB.—»I have on hand a large
assortment of very fina among which ale
Lnbln’s, BoussePs Harrison’s Price’s, Ac. Those trlshlng
fine Extra.tscan always procure thtra from 6
JOS. FLEMING,
f«bs corner Diamond and Market street.
COLD CREAM—A very excellent article for chapped
hands, sore lips, Ac; 6 dozen fresh prepared for solo by
. febs JO3. FLEMING.
AMANDINE —An excellent article for chapped hamli,
Ac.; 6 dozen received by
fehS JOS. FLEMING.
SEIDLIIZ POWDERS—6 gross very fino and freshly pre
pared Boidiita Powders on hand and for sale by
feb6 JOS. FLEMINO.
1 FLAVORING EXTRACTS—24 dczenPreston A Merrill’s
. fine assorted Flavoring Extracts; alto, 24 dozen Pres*
ton 4 Merrill’s Baking Powder, certainly the best article
now In use, received by [fobs] JQ3. FLEMING.
LOOMS —176 tons Tennessee Blooms in Yard r.nd for
pale by J. W. BUTLER A CO.,
jan3Q . 97 Front street.
PEA NUTS —800 bus Tennessee Pea Nuts, new crop, to
arrive and for sale by
jau3o J. W. BUTLER 4 CO.
1G MKTAL—74 ions in yard and for sale by
jnp3o J. W. BUTLER A CO.
WINDOW GLASS—I,OOO boxes, assorted sizes, in store
and for sole by
. jan3o J. W. BUTLER A CO.
BAR LEAD—6OO bundles in store aud fbr sale by
JanBo . J. W. BUTLER & CO.
(10TT0N WASTE—IO bags in store and for sale by
J janSO ' J. W. BUTLER 4 CO.
CASTER OIL—BOO gailsln store and for sale by
Fleming bros„
Successors to J. Kidd 4 Co.,
jan27 No CO Wood street.
1 EXTRACT L-X3 WOOD—l,6ook>s in sfare and for sale by
!i jan27 FLEMING BROS.
ASPII ALTUM—2,000 !bs in store anil fbr sale by
jan27 FLEMING BROB.
C’tOPPERAS —60 bble in store and for sale by
J J«n27 FLEMING BROS.
MADDER— 1,000 ttw in store and for sale by
jang7 FLEMING BROS.
SAGE —200 Ita In bulk in store and for sale by
jan27 FLEMING BROS.
POWDERED RHUBARB—IOO lbs in store and for sale by
Jang FLEMING BROS.
(CALCINED MAGNESIA—ISO foi for sale by
J jan27 FLEMING BROS.
BABBITT’S WASHING POWDER—IO boxer for pale by
FLEMING BltOS.
Sundries?— ~
25 dozen Corn Brooms;
6000/Seamtera* two bushel Bogs;
100 bushels Dried Apples;
600 do Poaches;
60 do Pared Peaches;
1003 0)3 primeftathcra, in store and for sale by
_Jan26 • ENGLISH 4 RICHARDSON.
/ 1 R AIN—S’OIO brnhels Shelled Corn, in etoro;
2OOO do Oats, in store and to arrive;
s*" 400 do Ear Corn, ia store ard for sale by
lanSC ENGLISH A RICHARDSON.
g/AMLLY FLOUR. 4c
y 100 barrels Extra White Wheat Family Flour:
600 bushels Corn Meal;
100 do Clover Berd;
60 do Timothy Seed, in store and for sale by
Jan 23 ENGLISH 4 &101IAKD8OX.
B LITER—la bbls Roll Butter;
60 k«irs lacked Butter;
PrimiS No. 1 Lard;
10 bbls Oruase Lard, in store and for sale by
Jan2o KNGLISH A RICHARDSON.
Lllili—‘>a 0 barrels I>oult>vll!e Lime;
200 do Union Cement;
160 do N. O. Molasses;
200 do N. C. Tar, In store and for sale by
jan2o ENGLISH A RICHARDSON,
> I 'GIiAOUG 20 Ooac* S’iW.U. Tobacco;
A. 10 tous prlrau Pearl Aab;
0 cash* Pot Ash ;
76 bags Saltpetre;
1000 boxes brime Cream Cheese, in store and
for f alo by ( j an 261 . ENQLISII Jc RICHARDSON.
ij'ibil— 20 bbin No. 3 mediunxMacaerel;
. 20 do large do;
10 bbls No. 1 pickled Herring;
lOhfbbta do do;
6 tierces CodCib;
BO bis scaled Herring; received and for sale by
MILLER A RICKET3DN,
jan23 221 and 222 LTocrt y st.
SU.NDIUKS— 100 dozen Corn Brooms;
20 do Zinc Wash Boards;
20 do Tow and Cotton Dags;
25 do Country Socks;
1 pieces Country F'Jinoels;
2000 ibs Bar Lead; for sate by
janSS MILLER A RICKETBON
VaRLIT—3O l>agi* Dry App!«s;
jy 18 do Peache*; v
6u bxe M. R. RaDins;
16 M do do; tor (tala by
jan23 SLLLLKU A RICK ET3ON.
ouap**a.nd candles—.
60 boxes “Cincinnati” No. 1 Family Soap;
10 do do Btearta**Candles; for rale Ly
jnn23 MILLKR k RICKETSON.
OUUAU—LoverlngV, Belcher’*, and M’Kenzie'a Loaf,
IO Criirbed and Pulverize Sugars,on hand and for mIo by
jan23 MILLER A UICKEYSON.
HKOWN STOUT AXU CMA/ItJU ALK—2 ca-fc a k'inx* A
Williams' Brown Strut; 2 caakn Kutberfgni’a Sootch
Ale; oq hand and fur sale by
jaa‘23 MILLER 4 RICKETSOX.
/>U AM BAONK'iVIXK— 3O basket* “ litiiOcVek'
V > Champaguo Wine, fbr £ale by
Jac23
MILLER h HICKETSON.
SEtD-aio bushels IVbua. Closer £r«l;
60 do Timothy S«-d; for talo by
J»n23 SJILLKU A IUCKKTSQN.
O ALT— I6u bbis No. 1 gait, laodioji Rod fur «a}e by
O jao£3 MILLKR A RfCKKTSON.
r |'ilK HERPETIC SOAP cures tore rough bauds. All
X ch*l-e, chalt-a, Ac., on the hands are healed by iL Sold
at c-mta a case, at No. 140 Third fltrewt. dcc28 b
CIOU.N MKAL—6 bbla white Corn M*-al, extra qualDy,tor
/aalobv JAS. M’LAUGIILIN,
jailti No, 10 «t
1 RUTTER—3 bids ticsh roll for salg by
) janlO JAA. M’LAUGULIN.
Bb A N a —6 b bis small w bite for sale by
janlO JAS. M’LACGIILIN.
SEMI-ANNUAL fALE.—A. A. MASON *CU art* now
wiling off at their fieml-Annaal Sale, their stock of
Silks, Shawls, Drees Goods, Cloaks, Bonueta, Embroide
ries, Ac._ janlS
DAVIS’- TAIN KILLER—II gropa of this celebrated arti
cle jurt received by
Jan 24 JOS. FLEMING,
KOrK OINTMENT—-Tb* Lest article now in u*e far the
curu of Tetter and King Worm; 6 dos rc-t-lred bv
Jsn24 jos. Fleming.
C'IAItTEK’S SPANISH MiXTUitK—The celebrated article
j for purifying the blood; 111 do* received by
_Jao24 JOS. FLEMING.
AUMIANA’S MAGNESIA—Thu beat preparation of Mag
nesia now In use; 12 dci received t»y
jnuiM JOS. FLEMING.
/ UTIIATK MAUitbsiA—Freshly prepared, alwaya on
Vy band, and warranted good, by JuS. FLEMING.
j«o0 corner Diamond and Market street.
\ j ROW N'S KSSKNCK OF GINULR—I2 dozen of this cele-
A f brateJ ankle received by JOS. FLEMING,
jtuiO corner Diamond and Market street.
BKOuMs— luj duz.ua Corn Brooms for sale by
jftti24 HKNKV n. COLLINB.
ALEKATUd— 200 tt>a for sale by
O jan24 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
J.'LoUH— 60 bbla for eale by
: jan24 nENRY H. COLLINS,
(10RN —400 bus to trrire and for rale by
J jan27 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
Molasses— 25 bbla to arrive and tor sale by
Jan 27 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
WANTED— 26 rimes of Exchange Bank Stock, by
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
janl3 Stock Broker, 02 Fourth street.
MURRAY’S FLUID MAGNESIA—I 2 dozen, assorted
Mzes, received by JOS. FLEMING,
Jnr.B corner Diamond aud Market street.-
1 \HIKD TEACiIKS—39 bbla just received and lor sule by
XJ j«*t.9 HENRY 11, COLLINS.
| JEANS-—39 bbla email whlto Deans for eale by
JL> Janll HENRY 11. COLLINS.
CiOKN M&aL—lo bbls tresh ground just arrived nod tor
/ hale by JAS. M’LAUGULIN,
jaol2 No. 10 Smilhfteld street.
BALED HAY—76 bales Timothy Hay for sale by
Janl2 JAS. M’LAUOHLIN,
OaK CORN—SOO boa in store and for salo by
JCi j*ul2 JAS. M’LAUGULIN.
I IUCKWHKAT FUIUR—6O sacks for sa>e by
13 JanW J AS. M'LAUGIILIN.
| iMt—lab bbis Louisville Limo far sale by
Jj janll HENRY 11. COLLINS.
O i’HUF—6 hhda Loveriug’s Syrup;
O 20 Dbla do Sugars; just received by
dee22 y. B. DBA VO.
BROOMS —3 down this day received aud lor sale by
Jaolii URNKY n. COLLINS
CIHEKSE— 24 boxes W. R. Cheese, Iq store and for sale by
j octl9 ENGLISH k HirpAKrH- N
IMPROVED FEED CUTTER.—A new, complete and reli
able Cottar, suitable far Corn Stalks or Hay, at the
Seed and Implement Warehouse, Fifth street.
janB JAMES WARDROP.
PKUttINU I.NSTHU JUild'tf.—Polo l-runlug Shears, Saws
and ChlsseU, of tho best quality, at the Seed and Im
plement Warehouse of
janß JAMEB WARDROP.
BLANKETS. —A. A. MASON a UO. will opeu on Satur
day, January 6th, 100 more Blankets, which they will
sell $2 and $3 per pair less than usnal rates. janO
O EMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON & CO. will open
O 400 more of those Long fchawLe, at $2, on Thursday
January 4th. j&n4
l VOLD MEDAL DELAINES.—A. A. MASON A 00. will
IjT open 300 pieces more of Gold Medal Delaines, at 12)4
cents per yard. Jan 4
GARDENER WANTEDAAppIyJto
J. \V. BUTLER A CO.,
jan23 07 Front street.
HONEY— 10 boxes just received and lor sale bv
dcc2S lIENFV 11 OH TJNB
HAY PRESS FOB SALE.—A large Press lor balelng hay,
stored at Massilon, Ohio, for tale by
jaulB JAMBS WARDROP.
GRAPE SMEARS— a new and Improved Pruner, tor
Grape Vines, Roses, Ac.
janlB JAMES WARDROP.
BASS eEEDS—Lawn Grass, Blue Grass, Orchard and
riD-dTop. 1 jan!Bj JAME 3 WABDUOP.
i|UNK PAIILUB FURNITURE, of every description, on
hand and mpde to order, of our own manufacture and
warranted in material and workmanship.
j aO 2o T. IV VOIJNG A C~»
WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD OHEBUY.—One of the
best articles for coughs and colds now in use. 12 do*
received by JOS. FLEMING,
jan9 corner Diamond and Market street
A BRICK HOUSE FOB SALE CHEAP.
S. CUTHBEHT A SON,
deo2o Real Estate Agents* No. 140 Third street.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON A CO. will con
tinue to toll during their Semi-Annuel Sale, every de
scription oi Dry Goods at about one-half the usual prices,
and much less thaQ, anstionrates. JanlS
C'lLOAKti. —A. A. MASON A 00. will oiler toe balance of
j all iheir Cloaks, comprising elegant French and New
York patterns, and of their own manufacture, at a redac
tion of nearly one-half the usual prices. jan!6
SMALL FARM FOB SALE—Consisting or J2S acres, 68
in cultivation ; with a new Frame Dwelling House,
good Well at the door, a Log House. Stable, a Sugar
Camp of 400 trees, and a small Peach and Apple Orchard;
situate ten miles fromOolUopolis, Iq Gallia county, Ohio.
Price SL2 an acre. 8- CUTHBEHT A SON,
janld 140 Third street.
iut» ana caps.
ra J. WILSON A SON keeps constantly on hand every
description and variety of HATS AND CAPS,'both
wholesale and retail. Those desiring a neat fashion
able Uat or Cap, good and cheap, would do well to give ns
call before piuQb&sing elsewhere. nov!8
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE)
at Harrisburg, pa.
TUTS Institution, for the liberal education of Young
Ladies, vested by Charter with full Collegiate powers,
hns been in successful operation for more than one year.
The location is one of the most pleasant and picturesque in
the State, The arrangements of the College are each as
afford peculiar advantages in acquiring a solid basis for the
mental superstructure. There are two departments—the
Collegiate and the Preparatory, with their appropriate
branches of learning. The course of study in each h three
years, designated by as many different classes. Young La
dies admitted at any time.
Board of Instructors,
REV. BEVERLY It. WAUGH, A. M., Principal
Miss U. Cuaruux, Principal Female Teacher,
BDss- Fanny A. Johnson, Assistant.
Mad’lle. M. Bmtnvakt, Teacher of French, Ac.
0. 0. BoaiHAUon, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy, Ac.
Wm. S. Kowsux, Lecturer on Natural History, Natural
Philosophy, Ac.
lUeb Joseph Roehleu, Prof, of Instrumental Music.
Jno. T. Ciwpt, rrof, Vocal Music.
For Circulars, or for other information, address the Prin
cipal* B. R. WAUQH,Harrisburg, Pa. d*c7:3m
WATER CURE IRhTITUTE,
HAND STREET, (SOOTH SIDE,) BET. PENN STREET
D AND THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
OCTOB BAELZ, Graduate and Practitioner in the Old
Schools of Medicine, Ailopathio and Homccpathtc, and
fo £L. tlj iP ast a successful Hydropathlst, has opened
a WATER CURE in the above location.
The perfectly safe, direct and immediate effect this sys
tem bos on all Fevers, and all diseases acute and chronic—
it Is mild, grateful and invigorating to tbe weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable iu families, who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Uomcopathlc treatment will l>e admlnis*
tere.d where desired; but, after long and thorough expe
rience, Doctor Baelx gives a decided preference to Hydro
palhy, which has, throughout the old and new world,
proven so eminonlly successful in every form of disease,
including Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Asthma, Cuta
neous, Nervous and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every State in the
Union, can be examined at Doctor. Baela’s office. The Rev.
Clergy are invited to consult him gratis.
arm Wft tcr being used la tho commencement, and often
throughout the treatment, it is a luxury instead of unpleas
ant, as these unacquainted might suppose,
RkmßNczß.-Messre.Charlesßrcwer, Waterman r aimer,
W. W. Wilson, W. IL Williams, Thompson Bell, J. It. Wei
den, D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. Holmes, E. U. English, B M.
Kerr. , ° *
The under signed, having visited Doctor Baels’s Institu
tion and witnessed hla successful treatment, cheerfully ro
commond him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy
sician : •
Charles T. Ruaxoll, Jos. M’Connells, David Hunt, John
C. Cmtis, Kobt. Patrick, John B. Livingston, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Muses F. Eaton, O. Orniaby Gregg. ( jnnG
MOSE 3 F. EATON, No. 19 Sixth street, agent for selling
and buying PATENT RIGHT*, U now authorized to
sell the following lately patented articles:
Trott's patent Oil Globes, for Steam Engines;
Doan’s Rock Drilling Machines;
Coj‘B patent Drill, for Drilling Iron;
Copeland’g Stationary and Portabie Saw Mills;
Crawford’s Steam and Water Guages; and,
GriDith’s Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
There articles have been examined by practical mechanics
and machinist.*, and pronounced superior to any in ore.
Ho is also authorized to sell Rights to make and vend these
articles in any part of the country. -
He baa also f< r sale hot-presscdNutts and Washers, and
finished Brass Work.
He is also prepared to take Agenda for the eale of other
patented Rights and new Invemions, and give to the busi
ness faithful and constant attention.-
He refers to tbe following
CARD.
The subscribers have long teen acquainted!-with Sir.
Moses F. Eaton, and have no hesitation in recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ* his services, a gen
tleman of uudouLu-d iutegrity and indefatigable industry,
in whoi-e exertions e-rery reliance may be placed.
Neville IJ. CraL*, W. ltobinion. Jr.,
Win. Larimer, Jr., Jobn Graham,
W. 11. Danny, 11. Childs A Cr».,
James Wood, N. Holmes & Bona,
P. K. Friend, Kramer A Rohm,
F. Lorenz, L. R. Living.,Urn,
Knap A Wade, William V. Jobtt-ion,
William Plump*, Audrew Fulton,
Wilton M’Candlo&s, A. vV, Locmis.
PiTTSDt'nciL. November 27th. IS6-L nor27ahf
Doan’s Patent Hook Drilling Machines,
WEIGHING ABOUT 15',/) POUNDS; can bo worked ani
moved by two men, and do the work of lire or six in
the ordinary way. 8. S. Fowler & Ox, Maaufacturora. '
The subscriber has teen appointed polo agent in the Uni
ted States, for the eale of rights to usp these Machines.
MDSES F. EATON, la Sixth street.
’ arris to
Hon. Wm. P. Johnston, President A. V. R. R 4
W. Jlllnor Robert/, Esq., Chief Eog. A. V. R. R.;
Gen. Wm. Larimer, Jr., President P. & C. K. 1L: ’
O. W. Brtrne*, Krq., Chief Kng. P. & C. R. R.;
Messrs. Manfull A Nicholson, Contractors lor tbe P_A 8
R- ft- Uifia
THE late firm of JONES A OUIGU, tavlnirbeendl-solved
by the death of Jor.n F. Mulgg, un tho 27th lost . the
buxine?/ of raid firm will be settled by the under*.! 'nod, at
Lhtir office, corner of Roes and First Street*. ’
IdAAO JONES, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30,1554 — k ocr!.y
MANUFACTURER ol spring and Blister Sicoi, Plough
Blab steel, steel Plough Wings, Coar.h end KHplic
KpriCgs, Brans Nut Taper, half patent, berew, Mall and
Hammered Iron Axlc3> —comer of Ross and First streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ocutly
Isaac i05E3....« n. u. Eocxna.
D. B. Rogers A Co.,
Manufacturers of Rogers’ patent improved steel
Cultivator teeth. Office corner Ross and Flint streets.
octSly
iron City Commercial College,
lAFAYETTE BUILDINUS, comer of Wool and Fourth
j etrei-ts.
Faccltt,—MlLLAß A BRO., Principals and Profesecrs
of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship. JOUN BARRY,
Principal o T the Book-keeping Department, and Lecturer
on all important business transactiona. J»f!N FLEMING,
(author cf Fleming*)! now and Improved py/tem of Book
keeping,) will examine and deliver weekly lectures on the
Science of Accounts. JAMES U. HOPKINS, member of
the Pitubbrgh Bar, Lecturer on Commercial Law.
Although but a short time established, this Institution
is in a most prosperous and flourishing condition, now
numbering one hundred fitudeuts, which exhibits a popu
larity ond success perhaps never attained m so short a
time by any other Commercial College The Book-keeping
department, under the able supervision of Mr Barry, I*
unequalled in this city. Prof. Millar k Bro.V/ystcm of
writing is entirely new, and in many respects superior to
any otner system, for the corroboration of which they ap
peal to many persons iti Pittsburgh who have already re
ceived instruction from them. Prof. Millar has taught
Penmanship in all the principal cities towos in this
country for the last eleven years,during which time he has
Instructed upwards of fifteen thousand persora.
Young men who athorough commercial education
will hero find inducements offend to them unequalled in
ibu M’esL Let It be distinctly understood that uo student
shall get a diploma from this- College unless he is capable
uf entering on tbe duties of mercantile life. Every satis
faction guaranteed.
College opxin from 8 A. M. Ull 10 P. M. New students
rooeived at noy tim< during the year.
No extra chxrg* for Arithmetic. JanSl
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers
ond Manufacturers.
SUBSCItIBEH Is now importing a superior quality
JL of OIL OF COGNAC, of which % of an ounce with (X)
gSilons pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognac Brandy. 11l j
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and DTAKD’B BRANDY; of
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX ItUM, ARAO. CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY. HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di
rections tor use will invariably be given bv
DR- LEWIS FEUCIITWANGER,
141 Malden Lane, New York.
P. S.—lmporter of Daguurrcotypo Chemicals, Platina,
Bismuth, Hanganeso; Thorn's Ext. Copaiva, Sulphate Am
monia, Ao. d**r2Wj» tf
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
Office f?o. 92 Fnurth «L, above Wood.
VLOJES, Drafts, Bonds, Mortgages, and Loans on colla
-1.1 terals, ncgoUuti-d. Stocks bought and sold on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and Fold.
Particular atten'iou paid to tbo purchase and sale of
Copper Slocks.
Ail communifiationfl attenled to promptly. janiD
MOURNING GOODS.
FRANK YAN GORDER has just received a large and
beautiful assortment of Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Sc-tts ia Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black laco and
gauze Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, in wool, cotton,
and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, in ail qualities.
Alexander A Bajon's best Kid Gloves can always be
found at No. 83 MARKET STREET, corner of the Din
raoni. novl7
BY a sober, industrious young men, who will deTOto his
entire time to hij business, a SITUATION A 3 SHIP
PING CLERK in a Wholesale or Retail W'firehouse, or As
sistant Book-Keeper, or a place in s Grocery or Dry Goode
Store; and will make himself generally useful to nip em
ployer. A note addressed through the Pvßt Office to “A. B.
D.,” or loft at the office of the “Post,” will receive prompt
attention. oct3l:tf
Bazin’s Superfine Toilet Soap.
ALMOND SOAP, prepared from the purest and best ma
terials ; it gires the skin a luxuriant brilliancy, and
Imparts to the bonds a delightful almond odor.
Millefleurs, Olive Oil, Thridece,
Bouquets, Nymph, Henry,
Pistachio, Brown Windsor, Palmyrene,
Patchouly, Marshmallow, Brown Omnibus,
Cocoa, Hazelnut Oil, Palm Omnibus,
Verbena, Spring Flowers, Lilac,
Ambrosial, . Jenny Lind, Circassian,
Musk, Bpermaeetti Tablet, Poneioo, Ac.
1 would respectfully solicit the attention of the ladies of
Philadelphia to toy Persian Lotion,rr Liquid Lily Blossom,
for rendering the skin soft and fair. Also, my Amygdaline
Lotion, for removing freckles, pimples auJ asperity of the
face, and to impart to the skin delicate elasticity.
Fayards 4 Blgyn’e Papier for Rheumatism, Pains, Irrita
tions of the Chest, Lumbago, Wounds, Burns and Corns, a
superior French article, universally used throughout
Europe.
The subscriber continues to manufacture his celebrated
Rose, Almond and Ambrosial Stuvuta C&saiis, which nro
unequalled by any in this country or In Europe, and for
. which he received a Prlzo Medal at the World’s Fair, Lon
don.
To bo had of the principal Druggists in Pittsburgh, and
throughout the United States. X. BAZIN,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
No. 11-4 Chestnut 6treot, below Fourth,
jan22xlawlro is Philadelphia.
OFFICE OHIO AND PENNA. K. 1L UO,)
Pittsburgh, January 29 th, 1866. j
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of the Ohio
and Penna. U. K. 00., that on and after the 15th day
of February, a Dividend of five per cent, for the last six
months, psyablo in the Stock of the Company, at pur. will
be paid to the Stockholders as their Stock stood on the
books of tho Company on the Ist day of January. The
Stockholders on the Pitiburgh books will be puld at the
office of the Company, and tboso on the New York books at
the office of Winslow, Lanier A Co. Scrip certificates will
be issued for the fractional parts of a share.
. fttbl.-dlwtwtfeblS] H. 8 FLEMING, Treatfr.
KILEY’S HOTEL, (formerly known es tbe Lamartixe
House,) is offered for lease on favorable terms. Boing
situated on tho corner of Fourth street and Grant, near to
the Court House, and about mid tr ay toon the M/nungaJttla
Wharf and the l\nntylvania Depot, it Ib one of the most
pleasant, convenient and desirable locations in tbo city.
The Hotel will be fitrnUhtd, if desired, and leased for a
term of yeart, commencing from tho first of April next
For further information apply to
JOSEPH B. 4 A. P. MORRISON, Att’ys,
. Jan2o:d*wtf Office No. 143 Fourth st, Pittsburgh.
Celestial*, Shanghais and Muscovies,
Attend at no. 10 wood street, wure you win
find & complete assortment of the above Btyled CAPS,
together with a large etock.of Silk and. Hugh Caps, which
WiH be sold at & great reduction on former prices, to close
the stock lor tho season.
• jape 3. WILSON A SON. .
GOOD INTENT ROUSE,
CORNER OF LIBERTY AND GRANT STREETS, near
'the Railroad Depot.
<janlS:l£ JAMES SHANNQNj Proprietor.
V
' \ ;
..
AGENCY.
Iscac Jones,
W anted,
Hotel for Lease*
RAILROADS
THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, concerting the AN
lanJc cities wiih Western, North-western and South
western States, L- n continuous Railway direct. This road
also connect* at PL;.,burgh with daily llruwd steamers to
all parts on tbe V/. .-tors River >, ah 1 at CN.veiand and San
dusky with steamers to «H ports on th* North uv-Rorn
Lakes; making the. meat direct cheapest and y.ha ! Jt route
by which FREIGHT can bo forwarded to and from the
Great West..
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA & PITTSBURGH.
FIRST CLASS.—Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, - ) 0 . „
(la boxes,) Eure, Esthers, 4c.. ’|- 00a. per IOOIbs.
SECOND CLASS.—Books and Stationery,)
Dry Goods, (in bales,) Hardware, Lea- >7sc. per lOOffis.
tbtT, Wool, Ac j
THIRD CLASS.—Anvils, Bagging, Bacon ) nr „ •
and Pork, (in bulk.) Hemp, Ac { 05(5 100fi)3 -
FOURTH CLASS—Coffee, Fish, Bacon and ) ... -i™?*.
Pork, (packed,) Lard and Lard 0i1......j 65c * ** r loon>3 -
5n shipping Goods from any point East ot Phlladel
phiu, bo particular 10 mark package -* via PenmyZrumA
/. ,4 U Gcols consigned to the Agents of this Road
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
detention.
EEnooi: AOESI3 Mosea Potter, Boston j J. X. Elliott, N.
„'L ‘. n 6n n e il“ r ' Po'lsd-lpbla; thgrotr 4 Koons, Baltl*
more, Geo. 0. FraDciscus, I'litsbor^h; Shrinttman 4 Brown,
.Olnelnnati, °hio; J B. Moorhaad, Louisrllle, ICy.; E. O.
S \m U . m ;. J i"ai' nn i. Ind 4 ! ; ntcli,r 4 Co-, Bt. Loola, Moj J.
8. Mitchell A Son, Evansville, Indiana.
n , „ , , H- H- HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
H. J. LOMBAERT,
Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS, between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7)4, A. M., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 P. M., and Pitts
burgh for Philadelphia at 1, P. M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P. M.,and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M.
Tbe above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to and from St Louis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, 1114
Frankfort. Lexington and Louisville, Terr® Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Day
ton, Bpringfleld, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and to Nxw OauUNS,
Et. Louis, Lotnsmiß and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
places.
For further particulars, gee handbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the Wert win find this tho
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. THO 3. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines. Philadelphia.
. a . .3. MEBKIMEN,
J ac3 o Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
CLEVELAND AJTD PITTBBUEGH
RAILROAD.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
L , VIA ALLIANCE.
r pHE shortest, qcickeat and most reliable route to Toledo,
CLEVELaIt/'*** Galena, and SL Louis, is VIA
This route is one handled miles shorter and about eight
hours quicker to Chicago, than the circuitous one VIA IN.
DLANAPOLIB.
. Three DaiJy Trains between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Three Daily Trains between Cleveland and Chicago.
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago twenty-two hours,
and St. Louis thirty-seven hours.
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.30, A. M., 12 00,
M-, and C4O P. M , connvcting at Hudson with Trains for
Luyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.04, A. M., 2 20, P. M., and 3.20, P. M.
The Trains of the Ohio and Peana. Railroad, leave Pitts
boreb at 3.00, A. SI., 8.00, A. M. t and 3.00, P. M.; allcon
(Qecting at Alliance with trains which arrive In Cleveland
at 10 04, A. M., 2 20, P. and 8.45, P. BL
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, KL Louis, R«k Island
Galena, and the North-wost, who wish to go through with
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
800 A. M., and arriving in Cleveland at 2JJO P. 31 as that
is the only train by which close connections are made
inrougli to the above poiots. Passengers by thia train
reach Chicago at 7.20 next merciug and Bt. Louis ut mid
night.
Time gained by gr»ing via Cleveland, eight hours.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago leave as
follows: Leave o«e*eland at 7.30 and 2JSO A. M- 7 45 P M •
arrive at Chicago at 11.00 P. 7.00 A. M. and 12.00 it\ "*
Trains leave for Kork Island and fit. Louis as follows:
Leave Chicago at 0.15 A. 10.05 and U.CO P. M.
Pawngew ror St. liouis go over Rook Island Railroad to
Joliet, ana thence over the Chicago and Mlwdarippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence hy Steamboot (23 miles) to fit. LouK
by the A. M., Train arrive in St. Louis at
11.20 same evening, and by the 10.05, P. 31. Train at noon
next day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re
checked for Chicago ana fit. Louis.
FARE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND.
* . m CL '- 3;: - 1 Ist clash. 2xx> class.
To AlLance $2 30 | ToCliicago ill 60 9 60
Cleveland 4 W> La fiaiie 14 50 12 60
Toledo- tj 00 Rock Island.: 10 69 13 50
Detroit- 6CO j Sl LcuL? 19 60 15 60
Passeogera are rwjuerted to procure their tickets at tbe
office of the Qompaty, in Monongahela House, third dcor
below the corner. J. DURAND, fiup’t Cleveland.
, . ' J. A. CAUQHEY, Agent,
_?i£i Plttebnrgb.
OHIO ATTD PEHHSYLVAHXA BAILBOAD.
New Arrangement*
COMMENCING FEBRUARY 23,IB64.
1864.
MAIL TRAIN IchmPittsburgh at 8A M; dines»t All!
ence i tskes tea at Crestline, end makes a close con*
nectlon there with a last Express Train, reaching Cindn
natl about 12 o’clock at night.
EXPREB3 TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh a* 3 o’clock, P. M
ofler the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia,
and reaches Crestline at 11,30 P. connecting with the
Night Express which reaches Cincinnati in the morning.
Connections are made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
Belfontaitie and Indiana railroads for Dayton, Indianapolis
and towns in Indiana.
Connections arc made with Cleveland, Monroeville San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with Bucyrns, Upper
Sandusky, Forest, and the townß on the Mad River lioad
Also, with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
on the Mansfield road.
Fare to Cincinnati $7; to Indianapolisf;B; to Dayton
to Toledo SG; to Columbus $5,25; to Zanesville $5,10; ta
Cleveland $4. Through tickets to Louisville at reduced
rales.
RETURNING I
TIIE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at 1.16 P M.
andVeachea Pittsburgh at 8.30 P M, connecting with the
fast Express Train through in fifteen hours to Philad »lphla,
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 2.30, A. os. the ar
rival of the Night Express Train from Cincinnati, and
arrivos at Pittsburgh at 11.40, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavaa
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 6 P M, and New Brighton at 6
A M, and 1.15 P M.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A M.and 9 P
M., and arrivos at 4.30 A M, and 4.30, P 3L
Trains do notvun on Sunday.
Air Tickets or further information, apply at thetickat
offices of tbe Ohio and Pennsylvania'Railroad Company, of
J. G. CURRY, at the corner office under the Monongahela
House, Pittsburgh, or of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
Federal street Button.
feb23 JOIIN KELLY, Passenger Agent.
PIT-TSBBRGII, ST. LOUIS AND SEW ORLEANS.
MOST DIRECT ASD ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE.
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO
THENCE BT
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
An Air Line Eouto froia Chicago to St. Louis.
nPRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DAILY (Sundays excepted)
A on arrival of Express Train of Michigan Southern and
Central Railroads—
let ST. LOUIS DAY MAIL 0:15, A. M.
2d. “ “ NIGHT EXPRESS 10:05, P. M.
Trains run through to Bt. Louis in fourteen hours, visa
Bloomington, BpringfieJd and Alton, without change of ca r a
or Oaggige, connecting at Alton with a«uy Line of Packet
for Hannibal, Quincy and Keokuk, and at St Louis, with
FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANS,
and intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular
lines of steamers for Kansas and Council Bluffs.
TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS 88 lIOUR3
Bagcngo checkol through to St. Louis, on Michigan Cen
tral and Southern Trains, and at the depot in Chicago.
E. P. HOLLISTER, Chicago,
General P&ssonger Agent.
RICIIARD P. MORGAN, Jr, Superintendent
J£j¥~ Through Tickets to St. Louis, by this route, can be
obtaiued in Pittsburgh, at Offices or Cleveland and Pitts
burgh and Ohio and Pennsylvania Kailroadß. [eep27:sm
Increase of Cash Capital
TO HALF A MILLION DOLLARS!
ASTNA INSURANCES COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.—CHARTERED 1819.
PAID UP
Cash Capital, 9300,000.
riMIB THIRTYSIXTII ANNUAL STATEMENT of the
X Assets of lie /EI'.NA INSURANCE COMPANY,of Hart
ford, as furnished this agency on the Ist of January, 1865,
under oath.
Real Estate, unincumbered 4 10,672 05
Seventy-two Morlgitge Bonds, 6 and 7 cent,pay*
able semi-annnaliy ...... 72,000 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage... 7,813 17
Bills Receivable, well secured, payable at Bank... 126,327 35
Railroad Stocks in Connecticut 07,616 00
Bank SUcks in the city of Hartford 142,806 00
Bank Stocks io New York city OS 050 00
Cash on band, in Bunk, and in hands of Agents
and others- .. O6
x ... . $773,278 63
The amount of haUlltiesduc or not due to Banksorother
ert ditors,—nothing.
Losses adjusted und due,—none.
Losses adjusted and not duo, $148,618 £2.
Losses unadjusted and in suspense, waiting for farther
proof, $01,257 60.
AU other claims against the Company aro small, such
only as printing. Ac.
Agents instructed to taka no risk over $lO,OOO.
The amount insured in any city, town or village, depends
upon the character, material und construction of buildings,
the width of streets, the supply of water and condition of
the fire department, and other circumstances.
The amount insured in blocks of buildings varies: the
design is to limit the loss by any one fire to $lO,OOO, or less.
TIIO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
EtxTi or Connecticut, 1 ' Hartford, Jan. Ist, 1885.
Hartford county, j BS * - -
tVmnaMy appeared Thomas A Alexander, Secretary of
the -Etna Insurance Company, anijinadooalh that the fore
going statement by him subscribed,ls uue, according to
his best knowledgoend belief . ; 6
IIENKY FOWLER, Justice of tie Peace.
ST^IS? P "in b:r v Ul ‘ S Co “P“y for the year 1861 exceed
$700,000, while the premiums received for the same time
tar exceed any other year, aince the organization of the
Company. '
Potidos, coTering nearly all descriptions of property, is
sued at this agency, at remunerative rates.
£&■ Office, No. 87 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
J* nl l D. JL TEN EYCK, Agent
PEKHSYIVAHIA INSURANCE COUP ANY
OF PITTSBURGH,
CORNER OP FOURTH AND SSIITHFIELD STREETS,
. Authorized Capital, .9390,000.
INSURE BUILDINGS and other property ugaiost Io«s Dr
damage by Fire, aud the perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
piascioas.
Wm. F. Jc.hnstOD, Hody Patterson,
W. M'Clintock, Kennedy T. Friend,
D. M Long, I. Grier Spronl,
A. J. Jones, George It. White,
. Jacah Painter, A, A. Carrier,
James S. NegUy, W. 8. Havch,
Wade Hampton, D. E-Park,
n. R Coggshall.
Hon. WM. F. JOUNSTON, President
HODY PATTERSON, Vice President.
A. A. Caarjza, Secretary andTreajrart*.
I S K - A!>.— i
•, H :", *7? »;■* * -f
~ Z.-X”*'* '
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MEDICAL.
REV. DR. COVEL’S
BHEUI AT IC TI EE 8,
Jbr the Safe, Omplcle and Speedy Care of Inflammatory,
Chronic, Hereditary and - ITerciiridl Meumattim, Mai.
maths Bout, Lumbago, Sciatica, and other Diteatu affecting
io6 Muscular System.
OGOII AN i ARRAY OF TESTIMONY as Dr. Horn’s
BaxtruATic Pilm have called forth from all classes, was
never voluntarily offered in favor of any other Medidnar,
The cases of cure comprehend .•; •
every stage'of rheumatism,
Whether accompanied by that torrihlo sensibility of tha
parts affected, common in the inflammatory phase—by tha
35£h*SS2SSR? VwSfS&Efi SM™**
o? tbriSr™mpTo h l'n C L " re scmelta “ s ; ta charactoriatica
„. u ” i ';“' h,! “Sanpido” practice of Lloedlng and purging,
•which some sapient medicos consider the r.X
treating Rheumatism, these I'lns ao.talo'SSSh tho
anlma forces, tnalgorete the constitution, andlSuttt
the allies of Nature in her afforta to cast off tin,
Their medical action la direct and specific It
maUriu mxxibi or radix of tha
complications of nerres and fibres in which it Ibentrenched
and expels from th<r blood the febrile principle which tads
and spreads, and Intensifies, while.it spreads the fatal ten!
dancies of the malady. •
Caution—Beware of Counterfeits! I
Be particular, and enquire forßcv. SAMUEL COVBUfi
BREGMATIC PILLS, and see that the boxes have, on the
outside wrapper, his signature, countersigned by CL 11.
RING, General Agent, 193 Broadway, New York, without
which none are oenuixs, , . . - -*;
PRICE, FIFTY CERTS PER SOEi
«B«Sold by Dr. GEO. H. KEYSEB, Pittsburgh; J. p.
FLEMING, Allegheny City.
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AKD AITRIST,
TtutiTs ALL mscAsrs or tiie zyl. ££ ta mug,
on ™ Dss 07 cßoim.
OFFICE 458 BROADWAY, COB. GRAND ST,NRW YORK.
R„ Hours from OA. M.tol PM.
OCOHCBANOLATED LIDB, Inflammation, lento or
Chronic Blindness with Films Iritto
th^2lS : s^^?Lh " >e P lD B ot Watery Kyes, are among
pcrr«rraS^ticn. ere " UlCh “ re *"“* sritg
All letters post-paid will eccure prompt attention.
We select the following references from among the thorn
tends of cases which have been successfully treated by Dr;
Wo 3. Fryer, 326-8 Broadway, Albany. N, Y.
•Alfred Southwick, Printer, <» *♦
fj. Goodspeed, Glens Falls, N. Y.
•Wm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich. * '
•Mrs. A. JL L. Wileon, New York Clty,N. Y.
fHisa Mary Bellows, N. E. Station, Duchess co.. If. Y.
•Edward O. Solger, Bristol, Conn. '
•John Seamen, Engineer, N.Y. /
David Little, Engineer, N.Y. ■
Wm. F. B. Giles, office Courier and Eua^BTlr’
fJames W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I. *
Jarvis Rodgers, « u
A. R. Reeves, Telegraph Operator, St. Nicholas HoteL
R. M. Ferries, Organ Builder, Houston St,
It. B. Doolittle, il. D., Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkera, N.Y.
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy. N Y
lL L. Roes, Albany, N. Y.
A. Dillenbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt. D. H. Uaviland, Athens, N. Yi
John W. Hackett, Binghampton, N. Y. - . r, t-
‘These patients were blind, and bad to ba led to tha office.
« p£asu« ,ratlon ° f tW ° weeks could 8» about the dty
•These cases of Amaurosis were restored to eight after
they were given up as incurable by the faculty, and can bo
referred to by any person who wishes to learn the facta in
these cases, by writing to them. , Jans
Private Ukseuii* 7
fDB. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley. Da- _
votes hia entire attention to an office Practice. MB
His business ie mostly confined to Private Tw
YerurealDiseates, andsuch palnfulaffections. lflk
a^- t n\ by lStf? 1, 5!r nce ’ /
r, fl> 'P hll 1 l ??- Sy - ph “ ulc (
Urethral UiscnargMjJmpariiyofithe Blood,withaUDlßei 5
the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erutx -
tion3, Tet ter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal Weak* *■
af BB *v.V a^ te,,cy> F Ues » Rheumatism, Female Weakseu.
Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula In
Nervous Affections, Pains in the -Back and Loins, Jrrl
" tnatodJ-
Blxtcea years’ prectlM(jli In tfclscltyleraMwDr.Bjren
d>r Wooan) Uran= * 3 ° f a etoei)y euro fo.UirboiawoonH on,
OlSceand Private Oorunltation Boonu. «,J3umcnd .lie,
aa-CTmgM moderate,'. nwrElSr.lT
KUEUJtAimL—i>r. Brown’s newly dinoovoral remrtjr
tor Bheumoßa ie a epeedy end certain Bemedy
inac painful trouble. It never falls. J
Office anil Private Ccoeultatlon Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND
Fltfiburgh, Penu’a. The Doctoria always at hem
m&rchia-dAw ♦*
Worms even In Adult*.
3 mlnlstt,ltion of b - A - FAHNESTOCK'S VERMI
FUGE has always been characterised with success,
always producing in the feelings a marked change for
better. Any ono who tries it can safely confide in It and
tbo moet delicate infant cannot be injured by itause.
Adults, too, are frequently subject to worms in the Tectum
and small intestines, which always Impair the health: '
„ _ . , * Aihsss,N.Y,Juna2d.lB63.
Messrs. D. A. Pihntstock'<£ Cb. *
Gormiis:—! have need'two botUes of S. A. Fahnes
tock s i ermifuge, which I purchased from your agent; it
had the desired effect in bringing away a large number of
worms from nly wife. I purchased another vial and gave
it to my child; it hod the same effect, bringing away great
numbers of worms. I therefore recommend it to the pub
lic as a Euro remedy for worms. p BITSER.
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A C 0„ corner
First and Wood streets. Janl&daw
j t, t. jonirsTos.
Elcelalor Carriage Factory*
Johnston, brother a oa, practical coach
MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmontstreets, Alle
gheny city, have on hand and are manufacturing an
extensive assortment of Carriages, Kockaways, Burgles.
Baggage Cars, Ac., made in all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability and beauty of finish, using in all
their work the best Juniata iron and eastern hickory. Re
pairs attended to on the must reasonable tarraa. They feet
confident that all who may favor them with their patron
age, will bo perfectly satisfied on trial it their work..
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fif
teen mlnutesdaring the day. ' 0c125:1y
DR. HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
PBEPAttED BY 7
DR. C. M. JACKSON, Thiladolplila, Pa.,
■WIU, EVyfCXUALLT CURS
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYBPEPdIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or JStmm DeWtfy, Diseases of the Kidneys, and
all diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach,
Such
osCodiilpa
tion, Inward Piles,
Fulness, or Bkxxl to the
Head, Acidity of tho Stomach,
NauHea;Oeartbnrn f DiFgostfor Food,
Fulness or weight in the' Btomacbj'Sour " •
Eructations, Sinking, or Flattering ait tha Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choai
ing or Suffocating Sensation when in iying Poetura, Dimness
of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fern and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration. *■
Yellowness of the Shin and Eyes, Pain in the -
Side, Back, Chest, Limbß, Sudden
Flushes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant Imagin
ings of Evil, and great.
Depression of
Spirits.
The proprietor, In calling the attention of the pnblto lo
this preparation, does so with a fueling of the utmost confi
dence iu its virtues and adaptation to tlie diseases for which
it is recommended. 1 '
It is no uew and untried article, but one that has, stood
the test of a ten years* trial before tha American popple,
and Us reputation and sale Is unrivalled by any similar pro
partitions extant. The testimony in its favor given by tha
most prominent and well known Physicians and individu
als, in all parts of tha country Is immense. Referring any
who may doubt, to my “ Memorabilia,”or Practical Receipt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the
Agents for the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Monufactcry, 120 Arch Btreet, Phil*,
delphia, Pa.
Sold by Dr. Geo, IL Keyser, 140 Wood stmt: B.A.
Fahnestock A Co., *No. 0 Wood street; Fleming Brothers.
00 Wood street; U. P. Swart* and J. P. Fleming, AUenheoY:
_declfcd*wly is ciumb,
P
aimer’s Celebrated Kpictkrean emnceta
Stands pkkuminj&nt-fur flavoring Soups. Gravis?*
Fish, Meat. Game, Ac, We advise all good hotwwlra
to try it. Price 25 cents per bottle, at all Grocery and Fnttt
Stores In the United Slates and Canadas
lot a ole by M'OLURQ anil Q. H. KEITBEB, Pittabnrgb.
P. T WlilOHI * CO,
241 Market Ktreet, Philadelphia-
janlOidjKgly Is
Notice*
ALL PERSONS‘haring Books «r Certificates of Deposit
against tiro undersigned, ore requested to present the
same at oar office, for settlement. c
HOON A SARQXNT.
Pittsburgh, January 24th, 1855—fjan2S
A Cord.
OWING to a steady drain upon our funds arnfan mcoo*
mulation of outside pressure, together with the ex*
ireme difficulty of realising our securities, wehave
oompclled to suspend our business.
Our creditors may rest confident that our ehttra lndebt*
edness will be folly paid, as we hare unquestionably a largo
surplus over oor liabilities. KRAMER ft HAHM.
January 20,1855—[jan23
rjIUJE PARTNERS iff
- -heretoforeexistingunder theettlo
_ of “KRAMER, WORK A, YOUNQ,” Philadelphia 1#
this day dissolved; Samuel Work, George Young enJWin.
M’Couoh, purchasing tho intorest of Kramer 4 Bahm In
Mid firm. Tha boldness will bo continuedbt “WORK.
YOONO 4 M’CODCIL" “ 1 ’
January 211,18G5.
Doctors iQ ou * Office, will please call and receive
their bills and notes left with ns for collection.
J ao23 KRAMEE A BAHM. •
Win. Dlgbr. Jr„
CLOT lima AND FURNISHING STORE, I lfawnfc BaO,
FifUi street, -fiHifrurpft.— ■Clolhlng mada to order. In
good style, end at moderate rates- a n9:tf
E. & A. C. Duncan.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in Produce, For*
dgu Wines and Liquors,OU MonongahelftondßecU*
fied Whisky, No. 291 Liberty st, Pittsburgh. Pa. f }y2fty
Silver Manufactory*
Spoons, forks, emblems, Ac.—RmicnoitniPaießs.
—Owing to superior facilities Ja manafacturiDgmyovn
work, we are now selling at least 10 per cent, lover ill**
the eastern cities, or elsewhere. AU work is warranted*
Sterling filter.— We also manufacture Spoons of tho
British sterling quality. - ~
.Watches and Watch repairing continued, with every ffc»
cilhy and renewed determination to give entire satisfaction
to customers, both as to. price and the superiorquality of
tho work. W. W. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweller,
aimer of Market and Fourth streets.
PITVSB’
u. cioixow
UGH COACH FACTORY*
.uAEm 1m sTcTQts... M .... M .asosas albis9«
Bigelow A Co.,
Successors to e.m. bigelow, n 0.40
Diamond alley, sear Wood street, Pitta
burgh—CO AGUES, CARRIAGES,
TONS, BUGGIES, and oTcry description of"®*""*"**"®"*
faory vehicle* built to order, and finished in ‘ft manner un
surpassed f.>r beauty of design, elegance < f finish, o
workmanship, and durability of material*.
AH work warranted.
I HAVE this diy associated with me in the wholesale
Fruit and Confectionary business, my son, T. IL Ant
derson. The business hereafter, from this date, NoTember
10th, 1854, will be corducted under the name and style of
J.O. Anderson & Son.
dotl7
Jskud, FUR ttOT*BKDd.—-My atock of Seeds 7or e*rly
sevicg of the approved and valuable Toiiatlea, is ready
for distribution at the Seed and Implement Warehouse.
Flfrb street. { fanB j JAMIjfl WARDROg.
ft 'O LifiT—tTgood JaStE "ii
,T. C. ANDKItSON.
in different parlf* of
.THOMAS. .WOnllA ......