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'tf ■*' •i . ’ i '\\¥ r-r ~ ■;■'# . . _.*,»*» v»- •*•>, .*;> '-■7, vLi’* v !-» \v'*. ■'»’ I ■* i \t." ■ f : is.S? ••V , • '7' V ®s§ijf ■'7 * c-Tf ~ • *• ftaaranteo to Turkey her solidarity and ißdirid n ility of .character as a power, for that sho U preparing herself to tffaoe forever; but by the aid of France, eventually to spread the British .kingdom over Turkish dominions; to oohtrol tho Black Sea and Constantinople; and to build up such an alliance of power that they can say to the' nations of the western os well ns the eastern Hemispheres —•* thus far and no farther sbalt thou go.” England professes an indescribable horror at the fast that the sjmpa thies of Republican Atoerioa, Democratic Swit zerland, and tho most liberal Btates of Europe, Sweden and Denmark, should nssnme distinct ■ neutrality between her and barbarous Russia. ‘ While fully bont on her old game of conquest, she goes to war with Russia under the pretence - that it is to protect Turkey and prevent the Czar ■ ftom seizing a portion of her territory. Now a simple fact, known to every reader of history, will expose the miserable subterfuge of tho cou oeited Islanders in this matter. In the last cen tury, for every single square milo of territory that Russia has taken by foroe, England has ta ken "five. During the lifetime of tho present Czar, Russia has not stolon one foot of Turkish territory, while only twenty five years ago F’ anee —one of the present protectors of Turkey —with far less provocation from the Mahomedans than Russia has recently had— stole Algiers from Tur key with shameful butchery. Even England, to this day, has never dared to recognise the right of Franoo to that portion of tho Turkish do mains, by tho appointment of ministerial or con sular officers in Algeria. How do these honest facts square with the pretensions of these two powers at this time ? I leave your readers to supply the comments. After having Imperfectly reasoned this sub ject in a hasty review upon the possible suppo sition that the paoifio intervention of the Amer ican nation could be accepted, let nB come back to the proposition and look at it, as it mußt and will bo received. The contend ng par ties l oill not accept the United Statu as a mediator. The measure will be met, If not in terms of in- Bult, certainly in disdain. And what in our his tory has ever ooourred to compare with Booh a finale 1 The United States Government, raised up from the blood of exiled patriots; and, by tho favor of Providence, having become the greatrtt, the noblest, and the best in the world since its foundation, to go begging of rotten monarchies for the privilege of dabbling n their quarrels, and to be scornfully refused. No, our mission is a far different one from this. It Is to build op, by honorable deeds, our own in ternal greatness; to stand ready to spread our banner over those weak States, whioh, profiting by our example, learn to be wise and ask for admission into onr Union; to striko tho battle axe of truth deep into tho brains of hereditary monarchies, by furnishing in our course the un deniable proofs of man’s fitness for self-govern ment ; to hold out encouragement, by our on ward progress, to tho fettered spirits of tho en slaved who yearn for freedom; to offer homes, where man is truly freo, to the oppressed of all lands; and our mission cannot be filled by offi cious mediation in European affairs. Let tho monarohs of Europe struggle on; let them va liantly crush each other if they will; they but prepare and hasten the way to the inevitable burst of Republican light and hope, which yet awaits Old Europe. Fair Young Amerioa can not hasten that day by her mediation; she may retard it. Can she possibly choose the lattor ? I have unexpectedly extended this letter to such a length that I am indisposed to trespass fur ther on your space, by reference to tho current topics of news which you will glean fully from the journals. The movements of tho allies, as you will see, are again arrested by conferences at Vienna, induced by the acceptance, on the part of Russia, of the “ four points,” as a basis for negotiations. This stratagem of Russian diplomacy wonld not succeed in duping the allies if they were not in the dilemma of a drowning man, prepared to catch at a straw. They try hard to ccnstrae it into an actual hopo of peace, but it is not worthy of any such-construction. The real object of it is, on the part of the Czar, to furnish Austria with an opportunity of finally making up her mind as to where sheWfcl take bor stand. Russia hss counted Austria out tong ago, and this is to put her fairly in tho har ness. This done, then rises the star of hope for Poland and Hungary. Austria cau go nowhere . else but with the Western Powers ; her mission is to protect despotism, and her company, con sequently, must be the allies. Sardinia has joined the Western Towers; this was of coarse to be expected. Prussia ia not in the conference, nor will she be. Spain is again in desperate trouble, several of the Provinces being in aetata of revolt. Mr. Soule is preparing to tako his final leave of Madrid. Ho will be in Paris in a few days, on his way homo ; he expects to be In Washing* ton before tho adjournment of Congress. Tours, truly, “KITIANNING.” [We received some days ngo from Mr. Wm. C. Millar the following account of an examina tion recently had of the young pupils of tLe First Fablio School, Duqaesne Borough. It was mislaid, which will account for its not ap pearing sooner:] FlntPvbllc School) Dnqnoanc Roroaghi An examination of the young pupils of the second department of the above institution, under the charge of Miss Hunter, took place recently, and resulted in a manner very credita ble to the scholars and their accomplished teacher. In the evening, after the examination, an ex hibition of the young aspirants took place. The large hall having been beautifully and tastefully arranged, was brilliantly lit up and thrown open to the public. The following programme exhibits tho varied performances of the pupils, accompanied at in tervals by the performance on the pianoforte by several yonog ladies, who kindly volunteered their services fof the occasion. Introductory address by Catherlna Dale. Mueio—Ladies Reoeption, grand march pianoforte—by Miss Mary Feiibach. Lines for an exhibition—a concert recitation by the pupils. Questions in Geography by Ist class. Music—Parlor Mazurka—pianoforte—by Mies Marcella Fitzgerald. Grammar—by Ist class. Music—Tho Bohemian Polka—planaforte— by Miss Mary Feiibach. Declamation—The Child In Search of her Father—by Martha Rhotrack. Music—by the choir. Dialogue—The World—by Catherlna Bain. Declamation—The Close of tho Day—by Har riet Morrison. Music—Smith’s March—pianoforte—by Miss Marcella Fitzgerald. Dialogue—The Way to Gaia Love—by Mar garet Bartley and Catherine Dain. Declamation—What Came of Firlag a Gan— by Anna Morrison. Music—Baden Sohottieh—pianoforte—by Miss Mary Feiibach. Declamation—Caasabanca—by Satlra Jack son- Song—Lone Starry Hours—by the Choir. Datamation—Saturday Afternoon—by Miss losaphene Wentiy. Concert Recitation—What I Hate to Sec—by the boys. Masic— Evergreen Polka— pianoforte— by Miss Mary Feilbaoh. Dialogue—Abont Study—by Harriet Morri son and Margaret Bartley. Verses—The Alphabetical Rose—by Adelia Miller, Catharina Dain, Anna Morrison and Caroline Oakley. Music—Syracuse Polka—pianoforte—by Miss Mary Feiibach. Dialogue—Tho Peacock—by Satlra Jackson aod Martha Rhotrick. Song—Uaclo Sam’s Farm—by the Choir. —Will not Give up the Bible—by Mary Bartley. Declamation—Batohelor’s Sale—by Catherlna Dain* Song—We are all Nodding—-by the Cboir. la conclusion, a few appropriate remarks were made by Mr. Kerr, the County Superin tendent, highly complimentary to Mies Hunter and her young pupils for the perfect and inter esting manner that they acquitted themeclvea. The large audience, with one accord, conoarred with the speaker, and adjourned, much pleased with the entertainment. J@- The Cititen thus closes a review of “Stan hope Burleigh; the'Jesuits in onr Home,” a novel by Helen Dfau“ We trust that Helen Bhuwiil write no more novels. If we might take the liberty of advising, wo would earnestly say to Helen Phn—Helen Don't l Prom the exceeding dullness of the pesformance, we suspect she is a man, bat if she indeed belongs to the gentler isx, flhe is propably a sister of Katy Did , and ehoold imitate the speedy repentance of that poetess.” _ The Superihtendest of the Seventh street JBoap Fonee tenders his thanks to the Wm» Tell £o jg«, No. 45,1. 0. of 0. F., for their kind do nation of Five Hollars; also to the German Thts /M.iftwVyfor Twenty-ouo Hollars. Ittilt} blaming Iftm. OFFICIAL PAPER OF TEE CITY. jPIfXSBBEGU; THURSDAY MORNING::::::::FEBRUARY 16. matter will be found on e&Qh Page of this Paper. •85*3. M. FETTINQILL ft CO., Ktvtspaper Advertising ApenttyUTO the Aleuts for the Pittsburgh Duily an>l Weekly Pod, anil ate authorised to rccclro Ajiteutisemsrrr i and SußB«UPnoss for Ufl at the ramo rates aa required at this ofllca. Their rcecipu are regarded aa paymonta. Their otfleas are at New Yore, 122 Nassau street, Boston, 10 State strpst. MOR-YISG POST JOB OFFICE. We would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we have just received from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and am now prepared to fit] orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Paper Bocks, Posters, and Programmes for exhibK tlons. All orders will bo promptly filled. News of the Day, Th« remainder of our Paris correspondent’s letter will be found.on our outside this morning. Tho Bteam fire engine, “ Miles Greenwood,” woa tried at Philadelphia, on Monday, and gave entire satisfaction. Ex-Governor Bigler has been unanimously elected President of tho Sunbnry and Erie Rail road, in place of Hon. James Cooper, resigned. The resolution passed conferring the rank of Lieutenant General, will give General Scott about $BO,OOO back pay, and about $1,600 additional yearly. Illinois baa been divided into two U. S. Ju dicial Districts as well aa Ohio. The appoint ments for the Rooster Stato have not yet been made. Gray, the New York “vitrol man,” was on Monday discharged from custody, it boing proven that ho was insane. Ho is the person who was accused of throwing vitriol cn ladies’ drosses as they*wero lasting places of amuse ment. He was arrested about two months ago. Almost a duel took place at Hoboken, on Monday, between Thomas Hycr and John Mor rissey, Tho latter was the challenger and was on the spot bright and early with a host of his *• fancy ” friends ; but Tom and his friends did not arrive. Mayor Wood’s polico were about, ready to arrest any who broko tho law. Tho twenty-Booond ballot for U. S. Senator, in the California Legislature, was received at Washington, from New Orleans, on Taeeday. Edwards, Whig, had 30; Gwio, Dem., 37; Me- Corkle, Dem., 13; Broderick, Dem., 12; Mc- Dougal, Dem., 6 ; Latham 4 ; Burnett 1. All the ballots were about the same. The Legisla ture Is oomposed of 113 members. New Diplomatic oud Consular Bill. On Tharsdaylast ariimportant bill unexpected ly passed tho House, for the reform of our diplo matic and consular system, which will probably be concurred in by the Senate during tho pre sent seeiion. This bill, which, last session, was reported from the committeo on foroign affaire by Mr. J. rerkins, Jr., of Louisiana, has been carefully matured by that gentleman, and sus tained by two speeehea of marked ability, the last of which, relative to tho proposed consular reform, was delivered before tho Houso on tho 6th in*t. The changes suggested in tho bill may bo briefly stated no follows: 1. It ©Voltibea th« tkl.-- .-tf chargw raising all our diplomats »£ent* to tfce rank tf tamtam pijnlpsuutiery, oud simplify lap our grtuters ;o corrcsj-rt-.l «ji]i tb« uature of cur Institutions, uud Lb* system*of iotaruatk'ca) inter corns* a.1.-'ptw.i hr the gi/WThmsmi t-f Ba-opv; 1 n ISSA at tb*> treaty c( Vi-noa 2. It eb.-liohe. :l<- on'.S\ equal to j.ne ju»r’» salary, and * return ©Jlawance o( three ounthV calory, to every minister ca his going to and returning fren hli taisdon; and pro vides 6»l&rifts?prr.-p<?rltrosd to the «p cusp and dignity of the dlffer&tit positions. 2. It provide* a of legation f>p eaek mtabn. •L The Fa!ar',''s of n r -n« tf oar diplomatic or contjular agents ur& to beginuntil after entering upriu the discharge of their ofiirlai tiotle?, and to cea.*a a 3 scoa a* relieved of them by a successor. t. Ii prohibit* the ahtt-ocecf any from the coon, try to which be is accredited, or any consular or commer cial agent, from his d'striet, a langw period than tea days, without It’&ve from th© Praiident and ctopa their salary for any absence oT©r ten days, with or without leave of absonce. C. Nono bat citizens 0/ the Cci‘« r l States nr* mbo appoint ®d to diplomatic or consular positions,or employed as clerks, or baT© fcctves to the archives r.f oar foreign offices. 7. Consul* at ell tho principal ports aro prohibited from transacting any business, either in tbeir own name or through thoagpccy of other persona. 8. It substitutes fixed salutes fjr fees to connular and commercial agents; abcUthes fijoa for passports, and all commissions upon money advaorod as wages, or for tho ro lief of teamen In dlfiroea; changes Id many particulars, and reduces the tariff of f*rcs and commissions for other con’ snlar acts; defines, with more pr-.-cUion, the duties of con suls In tho settlement cf tho estates of persons dying abroad; abolishes ail Bub-agent 3 and vice-consuls, and pro. videsfor the accountlngfor all fbos and commissions to the government, to bo used a* a general fund to assist In paying consular salaries. We have no doubt this will remedy some of tho evils of our present consular system. Aa It is now, the Liverpool, Rio a&d Havana consul ates are so lucrative that they are considered prises of the very first class, and are sought by every man who thinks he stands any chance whatever; wbilo on the other hand there are a hundred points whoro the pittance is so con temptible that we oan get no American to take oharge of the post, and sotno foreigner who has never soon our country and has no sympathies with it, is consequently appointed from noccsslty. Secretary Marcy marked out a rule to appoint none but cizens of the United States, but In some Instances tbo salary Is so beggarly that it will not justify & man leaving borne. We bope the bill or something like it will bo noted on by both branches of the present Congress. Lieutenant General Soott. That Republics are ungrateful we have all read of and had it repeated, too, every day of our lives; but that the Great Rcpublio is no ex ception, we think, might admit of argument. Sho has at least one loss sia of tb&t kind to an swer for. The bill that has been before Congress three successive years, conferring tho titlo of Lieuten ant General on Winfield Scott, for his emioeat military services, is a law; or will be in an in credibly short time ; as it only awaits the signa ture of tho President. Tho war worn veteran has now reached the honor he has so long co veted ; and for oar own part wo are heartily glad that CoDgretj.l has seon fit to confer a distinguish ed mark of approbation upon the man who has added more than any other one to tho lu9tro of Amerioan arms. Oen. Scott’s tastes aro purely military, and ho will hence doubtless consider tho Lieutenant Generalship as signal an honor as tho Presidency of tho CJ. States. -It is too, in many respects. The American people look upon the hero of Chippewa as the most eminent military man of bis time, and to show their appreciation of his services they create a title that has heretofore had no existence under our government. This, we take it, is one of the highest compllmonta to his genius as a commander that could possibly be bestowed. We hope Gen. Scott may live many years to enjoy It. Again in the Harness —Col. Sam. Medary, the old “ wheel horse M of the Ohio Democracy, has taken oharge of tho Columbus Statesman once more. We welcome Sam baolr moßt cordi ally, and hope soon to hear of his having drag ged the Hemooratio wagon out of the Free Soil and Know Nothing quagmire in which it is at present imbedded. He has seen Demooracy un der blacker blonds than the present; and he will live to see them all dispersed. St. Louie Turned Up.—We received yester day the first St. Louie papers which have come to hand since the great snow storm on the pniries. The files are from the 22d of Jatux&ry to the 12th of February, inclusive. [Correspondence of Bally Morning Post.] t LETTER FROM HAHBIBBCELG* HAitßisßtma, February 13, 1855. JDtitr Pott: This is the day for the election of a United States Senator, and just now, 12 H., ; the'two Houses hove met in Joint convention to - proceed to the work. You will probably learn ' the result before this letter reaobds yon. This morning Mr. Jordan, Senator from Bedford, in troduced in the Senato a joint resolution provid ing for the appointment of a Qommltteo to in quire whether any improper means or influences have been used in the canvass. Gen. Cameron, you know, is very wealthy, and charges of bri bery are freely made. The aommittco will give those who have made the ohargos an opportuni ty to prove them if they can. The ' resolution passed both Houses with but one dissenting voice. It is not probable that the investigation will result in discovering any thing startling. It has become fashionable to slander the Pennsyl vania Legislature in that way, and sometimes when there is no foundation for It. Thero is a great deal of exoitement here abont the election. Twenty-eight K. N.’s have signed and published an address against Cameron, though he reoeived the nomination of the K. N. oaucus. This “ bolt,” it i 9 thought, will sunder the party, and in the end destroy it. The “come outers,” are, many of them, Curtin’s friends, and the Governor’s. Curtin was the adminis tration candidate, and his defeat is a sore blow to the administration. Cameron has headed the Governor, so far, and now heads the party that elected Pollock. The Governor's popularity has been suddenly eolipsod. Whigs and K. N.’s abuse him roundly for interfering in this elec tion. Mr. Curtin should have been satisfied with tho office of Secretary of the Commonwealth; but he is a fast man, and could not wait to earn honors before claiming them. . Mr. Bnckolew is the nominee of the Democrats, and will poll the Democratic vote—27 or 28. Beyond that his antecedents givo no promise. He is a thorough going Democrat; an ablo and eloquent man, and has been fivo years in the State Seoate. Thomas Williams, Esq., may be satisfied that the old lino Whigs all voted for him. But it don't toko long to count them. Cameron’s enemies were very anxious to pro cure a postponement of tbs election. And now, at 1J P. M., they have succeeded. The Con. vention adjourned to this day two weeks, at 12 M. 1 sent you by telegraph, to-day, tho result of the ballotings, so far as the principal candi dates are concerned. The adjournment looks bad for Cameron’s chances. His friends op posed the adjournment, and were beaten. It 19 thought hoTe that he cannot be elected. It will be a long time here for two weeks. There are a large number cf candidates, and tho result of this day's work will encourage desperate ex •rtions. The U. S. Senatorship is a glittering prize. It has drawn a large crowd of people to Harrisburg to day. As the battle waxed warm est in tho Convention, tho drinking, swearing and betting ran high at the hotels. But the ad journment put an end to all but the drinking for the day. Iu tho vote for Senator, Eystcr, Muse, Kirk patrick, Guy and Smith all votod for Cameron. Darsio voted for Williams ; and M’Cllntock for Buckalew. Mr. Da r sie voted fir the adjournment; all of the rest of oar members voted against ad- ANTEKIOR. journraenr. Shocking Scenes at an Kzeoatioa at Seir Orleans Wilhdtn Jung was hung ot New OrleatJfl cn tho 2J iii St., for tbo murder of an orphan hoy, of whom he was the guard tan. We gather from the papers of that city tho following ac count cf the revolting scenes that preceded the exception: Three days previous he attempted to commit sniciclo frith a knifo which ho bad to *omc toys terioas manner procured, and which he had sharpened on the brick wails of bis solitary cell. Ilis windpipe bad been oat, and his throat, from oar to ear, had been hacked with a desperate, but misdirected energy, which left it a complete mass of mangled flesh. Ho had also rtabbod himself la the side, and attempted to batt his brains out against the dungeon wails, but with out trail. Tho wounds vrero bound up with lint and linen, bit it was with great diffi culty be could bo kept alivo antil the day of ex ecution. It appears, howover, bo walked to tbc gallows with & firm step. So soon as the drop folfetbe wounds in bis neck wore opened afrcßh, presenting a horrible sight. Tho knot of the ropo caught him directly under tho chin, throw ing his bead back, and he lircd for some time struggling most desperately. The windpipo was entirely severed—the blood flowed copiously from his throat and mouth, staining his white neckerchief and cap—and the wind rushed through tho opening with & frightful and most un earthly lohd report, which caused every spectator in the yard to shudder and turn away his head io horror, The agony of tho sufferer must have been intense. Ilia legs and arms, though firm ly tied behind his book, writhed about for at least ten minutes. The veins of his bands in* otaasod In size. After hanging about fifteen minutes, Dr. Sebastier pronounced him dead, and his body was cut down and plaoed in a rough coffin, and soon the ghastly, lifeless form of tho child elaycr was forever hid from mortal gaze. ' On Wednesday morning. February 14th, 1855, at 4 o’clock, Mr*. KLIZABHTH E. M. MEREDITH, aged 20 years and 1 month. 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Throat Diseases prodac id by salivation, Hacking Cough Bronchial Affections, Liv-ir Disease, Neuralgia and Rheu matism, havo &U txen relieved and cured in a wonderftil manner, by the groat pm ifiorof the blood, Carter’s Spanish mixture. The case of Mr. T. 11. '/ionisey alono should satisfy any who doubt. Call on tire Agent nnd procure a pamphlet containing cures, whlc’a will astound you. *** Seo &dv«rtls©mei it Important to I ’ersous afflicted with Her rin, or Ilupt are of the'Bowela, and the danger of S trangulation by neglect ing It. The right course f>r any one to pursue who may to af flicted with Rupiu re, Is to procure a good Truss woll adapted to the ruptured pacts, in order to rotaln the protruding portion of the b< rwela. This U often neglected, and the bowel become? at rangnlatod, leaving tho patient not only in a suffering but. dangerous condition. 1 hare always on hand, and daily adapt, the most improved Trusses; among which Is MARUEFS RADICAL CURE TRCBS, which will really produce a radical core in a short time. Of course there are oases trbon no Truss will euro, hut in a vast ma jority of red'jcable Hernia, or Rupture, this Truss will cure. I have* every variety of Trusses, from 60 cents to $3O; also a large assortment of CHILDREN’S TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for varicose broken or enlarged veins; PILE PROPS, for the relief and euro of Piles; SHOULDER BRACES, for men women’and children; {SUSPENSORY BANDAGES, and every variety of mechanic &l appliance used In tho cure of diseaso. Call and examine them at my Drug Store, No. 140 Wcod street, corner of Virgin alley; sign of the Golden Mortar. [fcblidiw) DR. GEO. H. KEYSER. 47* Balm of Thoa iaud Flowers, for beauti- Tying tho Complexion,and. eradicating all Tan, Pxmflxs and Farcin, is from the face. 8 old at Dr. KEY SEE’S, 140 Wood street jan3o Kle*tloa«-»J .n Elec'don for Officers for “the lS£y Company for erecting a BrAdge over the Allegheny river opposite Plttabmgti, in the county of Allegheny,*! will he aolden in the offla e of the Company, at the north end of the Bridge, on MOB <DAY,thw sth day of March next, commencing at 1 o'clock* P. M. ftbfelm JOHN TTABPER, Treasurer. \ * <2" NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Exported Expressly for the Daily Morning Post. Gen; Scott’s Reception of Ills new Honor, Washington, February 12. —The passage of tbe joint resolution, authorizing k tbecreation of the bifiae of leieutenant General, ns a special honor to Major General ftoott, has been tho cause of great rejoicing. Col. Preston's house house is crowded to-night by the friends of the Commander-in-Chief. Gen. Shields and Judge Douglas both electioneered in the houso in favor of conferring the title. Upon ascertaining tho vote, Col. Preston drove to the War Department, where ho announced tho intelligence to Scot* - . The General dropped his head for a moment, and tears were seen trickling down his cheek, flia reply was worthy of his fame, and was pre* cisely as follows: “£et no man Bay hereafter that hi 3 oouutry is ungrateful to one who has served her faithfully.” Vi, Steamer Sunk. Cincinnati, Feb. 14.—The hull of the old steamer Cincinnati, loaded with pork for New Orleans, sunk at the landing this morniDg. There has been no further damage dono to steamers by the ioe. B3P* Prof, hlorae'e Invigorating Elixir or Cordial. •• Tho public, often deceived, has exercised commendable caution Is testing the merits of this propera. tion, before giving It their patronage and confidence. Bat its wonderful and unparalleled effect in nervous diseases, and Its powerful and controlling influence over all irrego. larltles of the secretive organs, have swept away all doubt from the minds of the community, and given it a currency and & celebrity not only among the sick and suffering,hut among the faculty themselves, never bofora attained by any advertised medicine. When Dr. Morao witnesseflfcrfn tho wilds of Arabia, tho restcrativo and life-prolonging tendency of tho plant of which this Elixir Is an extract ho knew full well that a medicine prepared from it mnst in due time vanquish all prejudice and opposition, ana become tho leading remedy for a large class of complaints, both ncuto and chronic. Ills expectations are realized. A correspondence, embracing nearly six thousand letters, attesislis almost miraculous cures of nervousness, dys p»p«la, ficknets of tb.» H-mach, debility, hysteria-torpor cf the llvar, palpitation of the heart, nuntal depression, barrenners, phyrical incompetcncy, headache, hyp.ochon drinsl?, psJcji in the tsek, intermittent f«v«-r, female dis orders, languor, dullness of eight, and that tir inertia which belong* to oil the types of indigestion. The Cordial b put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot tles. Price tbreo dollars per bottle; two for five dollars; six (hr twelve dollars. C. IL RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway, New York. Bold by DrnggteLt throughout the United States, Canada and the West Indies. AGENTS. FLEMING ft BR03„ No. CO WoM street, Pittsburgh. Dll. GKO. U. KEYPKIt, No. 140 Wood street, do R. F_ SELLERS ft CO., No. 67 Wood street. J P. FLEMING. Altachenv Citr. fcblo:daw NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, Steam Engine for Sale. A LEVER ESUJaK, cortniutc, inclnding Pitman, Shaft and Crank; no F-y Wh*-ci: 1} inches diameter of Cylinder, and & trst stroke. s6*) will put it all In good run ning order. It has n Pump Pendulum, but no Pump. For further information apply to fi. C. DEWEY ft CO., Wheeling, Va, or to SINGER, HARTMAN A CO., faMs.lv Water street, Pittsburgh. (Dispst-h and Garotte copy and charge Post.) SEMI-AiNMJAL KALE—a. A. MASjN a CO. wtll open 100 dozen more c-f PoTUm&ullj Ho.-iery, at 60 per cent, discount; also ltd dozen of Wouleu Hoods, Comforts, Cloak*, ftud at h« f t lf l' ,a fal>i (> CU./Hl AN ) KATI.N Ci.UAK3 —-V. A. MAWN & LV. > have a faw UK«n* rforin and Ciotff Cloaks, which they arc clonloit nut at l*-£i« than naif price. fehlß a.i OCU.NLMI laj.no ?HaWL;.—A. a. ma?un a t/G. iVI have on hand a few Bay State Mourning Shawl*, nt Betol Annual prices. fi-b!6 SITUATION WANTED.—W> wi,*L to procure a .-i;uatioo fvr a Young Man, io a Wnolcaal* or detail Dry Goods btc-re He his had fire years experience In tho business, and can gira tbs best cf reiarcoccs. ?. CnTHBERT ft SON. Ccreral Acruti*, 143 Third ftrrct. ANKW llKIG't UoU.-B F *lt KALlt—Kltu*t»vj on u»nn Lane, Allegheny city; with a largo ton of 62 fert front on Bank Lao*, hy 84 d*»*p on Ea*t Lane. The Houso in well arr«n<*J, with hall, parlor,dining loom and kl’cben, wash h«u««, four bed rooms, eod finished attic; pcol collar, hy drant, out ov*n, xtnbla, 4c., ell orJ.-r Price 8. CCTUUERT 4 SjN, Beal IMato Aiterite. ISO Third -fn-t. CITY HALL. REMEMBER THE POOR! r I , 'ITE HOWARD ASSOCIATION would rmoounr* to tha i citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that that ’ i Original SABLE ORPiIEANS, Conifeltog of r*Gar nmto Fitvomduas, have kindly vM unhwred to giro aConrtrrt fer the benefit of the SEVENTH BTKEK? SOUP (10U£E, at the CIIY HALL, on Thursday |Svening, February 13th* Mr. J. BLYTHE BOOTH, the renowned Contortionist, and Profes-nr CLARK, the American Fire King, hove also Tolr.nteerc-d' Tor particulars s?* programme The cable Orphrsns would respectfully announce that they will glvothcic second and last performance on FRIDAY EVENING, Tickets of admission 26 rente—to be had at the Book and Music £tere«, liofeli, and nt tho door. Doors open at perfotmaoco to commence at 7^ o’clock. frb!3 VVM. WILSUN, AJdcrmaxi! OFFICE NO. 447 PKNN STREET, between the Conal and O’Hara street, Fifth Ward. Al! business apper taining to the olhce of an Alderman or Justice of the Peat e aHI be promptly attended to Bonds, Mortgages,and other docnxneata, drawn with tmatmms nnd despatch |f«-M3rtf THE Agency of JOHN OAKES, for the CASH MUTUAL EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, wa- revoked on the third day of January, 1865. The Company will not be re sponsible for any business dono by him siuee that date. W. F. FAHNESTOCK baa been appointed Agent for sold Company, at Pittsburgh. OfUcu at No. 247 Liborty street. THOMAB U. WILSON, Secretary. Harrisburg, February 2d, 1866. THE Agency of JOHN OAKES, for the KEYSTONE MtJ TOAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, has been this day revoked. The Company will cot b-s responsible for any b noinras done by him hereafter. • W. F. FAHNESTOCK has been appointed agent for said Company at Pittsburgh. Cilice at No. 247 Liberty street A. 0. HI ESTER, Beccetary. HatrUbnrg, February 2d, 1856—(fchlfrlw BUCKETS—-! nuts White Cedar Duckets, brans bouud; 15 dozen Eastern Brooms; for salo by febl F. R. BRAVO, No. 1 D a uond. IVKIK1) UKBF, HAMS AND MIuULDKKS, luraalv l»y F feb!3 F U. DKAVO. SUNDRIES— 2 boxes Fresh Faritm; 2 do Orvir’a Corn Starch; 12 dorcu Frc*h Pear bet*, ilckio*, Ac; 10 do Ketchup and Pepper Sauce; 6 bhils Lovcriog’s Syrup; 20 bbls do Sugars; received at tho Family Grocery Store of PjfebiS F. R. DRAVO, No. 1 Diamond, fI^KAS—- 24 chests Young HyoOu aud Black Teas, of the J. flaest qualities. feb!3 F. R. DR.IYQ, No.l Diamond. IT HAS BEEN USED WITH GREAT SUCCESS.—The Herpetic Soap, the .real genuine articJo, can only be ob tained of the subscriber, at No. 140 Third street. It cures all chaps, chafes. Ac.; hauls core rough hands, and renders them enft, smooth nnd white; removes fen, sallownMs and redness of lho skin. The demand for this valuahle Soap dally increases, but a constant supply can always be found ut No. 140 Third street. Price 12).£ cents a csko. Laundry Blue. THI9 13 SIMPLY INDIOO DISSOLVED, without inju ring any of Us properties. It pos -esses a decided ad vantage over the ondtawlved Indigo, oti account of the facility with w hlch it can bu used and It a cheapness; it Do ing a well known fact that not more than one half of the Indigo can bo dissolved in water. Washer women and fam ilies will find it u great saving. For safe by anSO JOHN lIAFT, Jr. TO the Honorable tho Judges of the Court of General Quartor Suasions of the Peace, in and for the county of Allegheny: The potiUonbf James Young, of the Third Ward, city of Pittsburgh, Allegheny comity, humbly showoth: That your petitioner hath provided himself with materials for the accommodation of travelereand other*, at his tavern, in the Ward aforesaid, and prays that your Honors will bo pleased to grunt him a Ifeouno to keep a public house of en tertainmout, and your petitioner, us In duty bound, will pray. JAMES YOUNG. Wo, tho subscriber!, cltltons of tho Ward aforesaid, do certify, that tho abovo petitioner is of good roputo for hon esty and temperance, and is well provided with houso room and conveniences for tho accommodation and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that said taTern is necessary. James Moutooth, John Dunwocdy, Eugli-h Blakely, Ju seoh 8. Pearson, Robot t Barkley, W Harr, Joseph llaslioga, John M'Quewnu. Satnu-.l Baird, Alex. King, Jackvon Jef frey, Famuel M’MUton. lebl3:ii*»Bt* fpllß 11EUPKT1C SOAP is the best article wu have ever X uped for rendering the skin smooth »nd fair, nnd pre venting it from chnppjug. If you have sore, rough hands, give it a trial. Only 12>£ con ip h cake. Sold only by feblO H. L. CUTUBERT, HO Third street. RUKE HANDZ RUFF?—For the euro of sore rough hand*, the ricrpctlc Soup la unrivalled. It lauded for rendering tho akin soft, r.mooth aud white. It removes sallownees, tan, Ac. Tho use of a few cakes of this Soap on snre rough hands, will soon render them smooth and heal all chap*, chafes, Ac. Only cents a cake. Prepared from the rrdpo of n London Chemist, and fold by JanlO 8. L. CUTHBERT, HO Third street. • Hats aud Caps. fxr% J. WIL9ON A BON keeps constantly on hand every description and variety of HATS AND CAPS, both wholesale and retail. Thoso desiring a neat fashion oble Hat or Cap, good and cheap, woald do well to give us call before pnrahafllng elsewhere. novlS Basin’s Superfine Toilet Soap. ALMOND SOAP, prepared from the purest and best ma terials ; It gives the skin a luxuriant brilliancy, and Imparts to the hands a delightful almond odor. . MUlefleurs, Olive Oil, Thridece, Bouquets, Nymph, Henry, Pistachio, Brown Windsor, Palmyrene, Patchouly, Marshmallow, Brown Omnibus, Cocoa, Hazelnut Oil, Palm Omnibus, Verbena, Spring Flowers, Lilac, Ambrofial, Jenny Lind, Circassian, Musk, Spenn&cetti Tablet, Pondne, Ac. I would respectfully eolidt the attention of tho ladies of Philadelphia to my Persian Lotion, cr Liquid Lily Blossom, for rendering the skin soft and fair. Also, my Amygdaline Lotion, for removing freckles, pimples and asperity of tho face, and to impart to the skin delicate elasticity. Fayarde A Blayn’a Papier for Rheumatism, Pains, Irrita tions of the Chest, Lnmbago, Wounds, Burns and Corns, a superior French article, universally used throughout Surope. Tho subscriber continues to manufacture his celebrated Rose, Almond and Ambrosial SnxTnra Creams, which are unequalled by any in this country or In Europe, and for which he received a Prize Aledal at the World’s Fair, Lon don. . y* fSo be had of the principal Druggists in Pittsburgh, and throughout the United States. X. BAZIN, Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery, -No. 114 Chestnut streeV bMow Fourth, jas2£d*vlmift- Philadelphia. Notice. 8. L. OUTUBERT, Third street, near Sinlthfl&ld. j* - t SPECIAL NOTICES. ' Howard As«oclatlon--50UP KITCHEN Ikjjr BRANCH, SEVENTH STREET,—The Managers of the Society 'wlU be glad to receive donations of Cat-h,Bread, -Meat*or Groceries. The wants of the deserving Poor most he our exease fur asking material aid promptly. President. Gov. WSL V. JOHNSTON. : " f Hon. WM. B. M’CLURE, ) S. W. BLACK, Managers, ■{ L. WTLMAP.TH, R. CHESTER, LWrLLIAM NOBLE. • , Treasurer, 0. WTLMARTH. Wo cannot promise to publish the names of the donors,- bat will be glad tn receive theic gift*. fiblO Allegheny Valley Railroad Com* (Liy pnny, --Porsuant ta put»li.shed notice, a meeting of tbo btockholdcrs of the Alicghony Valley Railroad Com pany was held this day, at the Company’s office, 1q the City of Pittsburgh. On motion of Robt. Dalzell, Esq., Henry Irwin, Kfq.» was called to tho Chair, and Samuel A. Long was elected Sec retary. The Reports of Hon. William P. Johnston, President; John T. Logan, Treasoxor, and W. Milnor Roberts, Chief Engineer, were presented and read; end, upon motion of Col. Henry U/Cullough, were unanimously accepted, and ordered to be printed In pamphlet form for the convenience of Stockholders. , Ou motion, it was Suited, That an election now b* held for Ofllcers of tho Company for the Jusoing year. Messrs. ■Joseph Dilworth, James VVrner, and Willis Booth, were elected Tellers, who proceeded to eondact the election. Ou counting the votes, the result was as follows: President, Hon. WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON. JOHN T. LOGAN, F. R. BRUNOT, GEO. W. JACKSON, . LYMAN WILMARTH, Managers, Hon J o3 E p £l BUFFINGTON, of Armstrong county, Gan. THO 3. tt’CULLOUGH, I of Clarion county. On motion, tho meeting adjourned. 8. A. Lorq, Eec’y. HENRY IRWIN, Pwft, . February 0,1855 —[feb7 Proclamation***Whereas, the extraordinary andunprecerlented demand for that invaluable preparation, WRIGHT’S PREMIUM KATUARION, has Induced envious persona to palm oil other articles similar in name jtnd ap pearance, but absolutely worthless, which has a tendency to injure tho reputation of the genuine article, purchasers should be particular to ask for WtighPt Premium Katha rion, and they may rely on receiving an article unequalled fbr its virtues for restoring a decayed heal of Hair, for a cool, refreshing and delightful application during tho hot weather, removing all diiagroeahle sensations of dizziness and headache, and for tbo toilet it has never had on equal for its pleasant and delightfal fragrance. Its thousands of testimonials are a sufficient guarantee for its completely restoring a docaye-I head of hair; for re moving all dandruff; for preventing its falling off, whether from sickness or disease; and for entirely dispensing with the necessity of using hair dyes, as it excites the secretions, producing a supply of its natural pigment or coloring mat ter, giving tho hair a dark, glossy appearance, with a luxu riant growth. For sale by every druggist in tho city, and by druggists and merchants throughout the United Matea A liberal discount to wholesalo dealers. Price 25 cents a bottle. PETER T. WRIGHT ft CO., 241 Market st., Philadelphia. For falo by GEO. H. KEY3ER, No. 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh. janl7aisw3mL9 iQ*ThfrPieasure and Comfort of being wzu, nma in a SUIT OF CLOTHES, is greatly enhanced by havlog them good, aud suizxdle to toe scasos. QUIBBLE has got all that U necessary to effect that great consumma tion, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persons wbhing to experience all this, and bo only moderately charged, can do so by cal ling at 240 Ltaxarr rrasxr, head of Wood. I*. S.—■ Pantaloons, in particular, Is one of his greatai farm. He cannot be beat in the style and fit of this gar ment. . Numerous rtfertnoa could be given, if necessary, to corroborate thlssuurme L <derti) K. GKIBBLE What do tlie Physldani any T— Listen to the testimony of an eminent Phjddan in favor of M LINK’S VERMIFUGE, which Is now universally acknowl edged to be the best In use; even members of the medical faculty (who ore so often opposed to the use of patent medicine?,) cannot withhold their approval of this invalu able remedy: Li.vn, Stark county, Ohio, January 8,1849. I have used Dr. M'Lone’e Warm f'pedfle in my private practice, an am prepared to say that the unparalleled .1 access with which I have proscribed Its u.«e, both for chil dren and B<Jults, induces me to say the most In its favor of eny specific or patent medicine ever before brought to ray notice. The mode of administration, the smaUneiqi of the dose, and the certainty of Its efficacious effects, give it, tn my opinion, a decided advantage over any other medicine of the kind before the public. Purehascoa will pleas* be careful to ask for Dr. MH/ane’s celebrated Vermifuge, aud toko none olse. All other Ver mifuges, la comparison, are worthless. Dr. M’Lane's gen. nine Vcrmiiuge, also hid celebrated Liver Pills, can now bo ha-.l at all the respectable Drug Stems in the United States aud Canada. Also, tor by tho sole proprietor!, 0 FLUMIXCt BUGS., to J. KidJ & Co , No. GO Wood Strret ‘ebl Q.tUtr ARNOLD 4 'WILLIAMS, iuscrjtcrcuuvj of CMlsoa Funiacoa, Wrought Iron Tubing, and Kiting Gouorally, FOR WAZLHIXa AK2) VENTILATION QF UUILDIN'QS. Aff- A. A W. will centra;! for warming and ventilating, by steam or hot water pipes, or CLUsoa’s t uraace; church es, Schools, Hospital*, Factories, Green Houses, Court Houses, Jailc, Hotels«r Dwellings.- No. 25 Market street, Pittsburgh. ' " ’ jac26 ' NORTH WSBT£ttN INhUHRNCK UDHPANY,. OFFICE, NO. 70 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CHARIER PERPETUAL. Authorized Capital, $300,000. Aeaurra liable for the losses of the com pany. In Stock Notes, (negotiable toro f )aecured by Mort- gages and Judgments 000 In Dills Rocclvable, Mortgages and Judgments, Bonds, Ac 100,000 In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items 47,000 dr--- 1 - t.Total „$2&3,000 U.CADWEL, PresldeaL 0. H.IRL3II, Secretary. Fire, Marino and Inland Transportation risks, taken at current rates. REFERENCES, PITTSDUBQIL Kramer A R&btn, Carling, Robsrteon A Co., N. Holmes A Sons, Wm, Bagalsy A Co., 3. A. Hutchison A Co_ 1). Leech A Co., Murphy, Tlcrnao A Co. PHILADELPHIA. Woinrlght, Huntington M. L. Ilollowdl A Co., A iloyd, David S. Brown A Co_ C. 3. A Uco. Abbott, Wood A Oliver, Heaton A Deockla, Caleb Cope A Co., Chaa. Meg&rgeo A Co., Droxol A Ccl, Bank era, Hon. Wm. D. Keley, Scott, Baker A Co., Harris, Halo A Co., Deal, MllUgan A Co. J. BANKS KNuX, Agent, Ko. 116 Water stroet, Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH Life, Piro and Marine Inauranco Company; OFFICE 66 FIFTH STREET' MASONIC H All lit PITTSBURGH) PA. JAMES 8. U 00«, President. Cn.ua.r3 A. Colton, Secretary. This Company makes erery Insurance appertaining to or oonnwctwl with LIFE KISKS. ' Also, against Hull and Cargo Risks on tho Ohio and Mis sissippi rivers and tributaries, and Marino Risks generally. And against Loss and Damage by dire, and against the Pari la of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to all parties. DIHKQTOBS; James B. Hoon, Wm. S. Harcn, Samuel M'Olurfcan, James 1). M'Qill, William Phillips, Alexander Bradley, John Scott, John Fullerton, Joseph P. Gmjud, M. D., Robert Galway, John M’Alpln, Alexander Reynolds, Ann- Wm,F. Johnston, . atronffCounty* James Marshall, Horatio N. Lc*. Kittannlne. Qoorgeß, Bolden, Hiram Stowe. Beaver myafcly Insurance Company ot PUtaburgU—WM. BAQALRY, President; «« dAMBEL L. MAHaiiKLL,Secretary. OfiUt: 94 WaterSlTa.t t bctv>unMarka<infl WoodttrczU. Insures HULL an£ OAKGO Risks, on the Ohio and Missis sippi Rivers and tributaries. Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire. AMO—Against the Perils of toe Sea, and Inland Navkra* tlonandTransportation. _ OIBBOYOaS William Bagaiey, Richard Floyd, James M. Cooper, Bamuel M. Kler, Bamuel Rea, William Bingham. BobcrlDunlapJr., John S. DUworth. Isaac M. Pennock, FranciMSoll&rs, B- Uarbaugb, J. Schoonmaaer. Walter Bryant, Wllilapiß. Hays. John Shtpton. dec2l W ecteru Pennsylvania Hospital^ LhcSr Drs. L*. Bcuetci, Second, between Wood and Market streets, and J. Run, North-east corner or Diamond. Alla gheny elty, are the attending Physicians to the abovelnstl. tutlon, for the first quarter of 1854. Applications for admission may bo mado to them at all hours at their offlees. or at the Hospital at 2 o’clock P M Recent cases of accidental injury are received at all hour's, without form. jalO:$» ‘ I , O, 'V A “U tioultti Association or ll > Pa OfSTOi;, No. 108 THIRD M'.tiSET, opposito the Telegraph Offlco Ti.u Association is organised lot tile purpose of aUbrdinir mutum assistance to each other, In cose of sickness orac Uy F 1V nS “ Bm “ U Jenri J payment, the members of the Association secures a weekly benefit during sickness, .Torngins from *2,W to *lO per week. In this AssMlathTn ell member are equally interested In the management and P T S: ilohTra, Secretary. M ' KKNZ Ih, Pres,dent. UoKraTOT* 1 (^omm * tlUe “* l,otiljUl J.IME3 KeUIER, Q, N, L'uuaultifiy; Physiclap—F. Irish, ■ jr^? 1 Olfloe OUlo uid PeuuitylvaaiaKatl« \fv*y road Company, Pittsbueuh, December 28. I *?*r. Ng ? CK ~ T £ e Annual Meeting of tbo Stocaholdera ■ Dircctora of the UIIIO AND PKNNSYL CUMPANY, for the ensuing year, will 0?^k0!k 0 ! 1110 Company, In Pitiaburgh, on IIiUHbpAY, the Jotb day of January, 18S5, between the hours or 10 A. M. and 3 i\ M., fmoetimr at 10 ) U, order or Uro Board or Directors d “ c26:td .. J. KOBIKBON, Secretary. Franmin SaTing Fund and Loan Association, OFFICE, No. 07 FRONT STRRIST. UUcyunt Day—MONDAY. .Notes offered on BATURDAT to the Secretary, at the store of John H. Meilor, No. 01 Wood street. Weekly Does received at thtfsame time and piece. [decl;3mj J. WHITTIEB, Secretary. To Lot.—THE SECOND STORY Off XHKNKP- Ih£y TUNE ENGINE HOUSE (a Hail suitable for public meetings,) will be let for three or four nights in the week Enquire of GEORGE FUNSTON. dfc4:3m at 8. H’Clurkan'B, No. 06 Wood street. IT'S* Notice*— The JOURNEYMEN TAILORSSO. tS£yOIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the first WEDNESDAY of every month, at SCHOCILLEITEB’S. in the Diamond. By order. folnr GEO. W. 6EESS. Secretary. O. O. D .—Place of meeting. Washington HrTT. tSgr Wood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley. PlHSflOEoa Loihi*,No.336—Meetsevery Tuesday even {no. MxECAimu Saoumanre, No. 87—Meets first and third Friday of each month. [marl&ly ATTENTION IS. L. G.—You are hereby notified to' UrSy attend at your Armory, on MONDAYS, WEDNEfc. DAYS and FRIDAYS, for drill, and to transact such busi. nesa as may come before the Company. p. SANE rnatß:emi Secretary nm rrmE TWINS, or Conversations on the A Rilling Elder, its Scriptural Authority, Qualification. Oh, doa’t you remember Au>. KEifjL.'friend Joe; Alb fieevil, the Hatter uptown;- • <’•“:• Wio Einiles wiLh delight whetf. you give him & call, And who did up your order 4 ’ so brown." , In tho neat Hat Store on Wood Btreet,Joe. Near the new. stona Church so fine* " ' He baa filled up bis shelves with Hats hldot and gray. And * 1 freedom's Flag 1 ’ is Ms rign . ■ v Under the treeaT cool shade, Old Joe, * That spread their branches fcrr all T '. ’ Together stood In the noondav time And gazed on his Banner so tali.” Many hatters have tried In vain, Old Joe, Bat their efforts can never compare; For the customers dock round his store to gaze On his various styles bo rare. There’s a change la the times I know, Friend Joe; They have changed from the old to the new; And I feel in tho depths of my poci&t tho truth, ■ That town havo changed too. : ~ Ten years have more,* Old 3oe; Since Alf. Keevil’a-name was .first hailed; And his store la deemed a blessing, la truth, v For in “Ota" be has never yet fulled. [fabft A®** Blows, Kicks, Corns, Tender Feet, dtc.—All knew on being struck bard on. the eye,or on the face, it will swell and turn’black; whoeV{fr prefer hot V closed eye or black mark, rub it instantly la T)AT.T/KY , & PAIN EXTRACTOR, and neither swelling, blackness' or pain will occur. Change plasters daily on corns, for some time, and they will disappear, and make the most painful corn and tender foot easy on application; ail can thus be cared unfailingly.' 1 . • FROG AND OTHER FELONS, WHITLOWS, AND RON* ROUNDS, When commencing and only tender rnp be stopped, and all the agony saved with being enclosed for a few days inDAIr LEY’S PAIN EXTRACTOR, even after they have rotted tho bone, the flnger can he saved and-, all .further agony change the plaster three times a day. ' L "■ " • 1 'V 0. y. CLICKENRR A.CO, ■ ' ‘ • - Proprietors!'New York. For. sale by Dr. G. H. &EYSER, 140 Wood street, and by ell Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the Uni ted States. _ . febs*d*w2w w. r. aitirn.....w.w. uatb............h. aostssi Smith, Stair <S& Hunter, * . (Late Smith A Sinclair,) WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS Ip all kintls of Pittsburgh Manufac tures, 12J Second and 151 ‘First street, Pittsburgh, Poona. _ . ~. f*b9. N O. bbla primefor said by , feb9 : . SMITH, MAIR. AHUNTER. ROSIN SOAP— loo bxs superior for sale by ftb9 , BMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. TAB CANDLES—4O bxs for sale by f«t9 . SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. SUGAR-HOUSE SYRUP—6o'bbls, Belchee’g, for Bale by feb9 ; : SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. SUGARrHOUSJfI 3IOLASSES—SO bbla prime for sale by fcb9 SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. Buckets and tubs— • 40 dozen Buckets; 10 do Tub?; for sale by febP SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. \iriNDOVV GLASS— " : ~' fT 150 boxes 8x10; 75 do 10x12; 40 do 10x10; 10 do 12x16; . .. 20 do; 10x14; best country brands, for sale b _f KebOJ SMITH, MAIR A HUNTER. INITIALS I—The Initials; a story of Modem Life. One of the best books ever written* For sale by Copnrtnerahlp* GEO. R. WHITE having associated with him in’ the Fancy Retail Dry Goods business his brother; JAMES WHITE, and hfs confidential clerk; Mr. JOHN F. LOY, the business hereafter will be conducted under the name of GEO. R. WHITE A CO. Ajs It Is the intention of tho new firm to sowa the public well, customers may rely on getting a good article, and at a price satisfactory. Parc of their stock they intend to import, and to pur chase from first hands, so that every thing in thair line will bo at the lowest cost... To enable them to do so, it will be necessary for those persons indebted to Geo. R. White to pay promptly. Pittsburgh, February B,lBss—£fat9:lm EMUVED! REMOVED!!—The subscribers have re moved their Cheap Book, Magazine, Periodical and Newspaper Store, from 76 Fourth street to 45 Fifth street, opposite the Theatre, where we will bo happy to see all our friends and customers, and the public generally. Don’t forget the place. N 0.45 Fifth street, opposite *he Theatre. ftbO W. A. GIIDKNFENNEY A CO. • 0 YOU WANT LUXURIANT WHISKERS AND MOUSTACUESJ—If you do, and-your beard wou’t grow naturall,. all you have to de U to use my Onguent, which wlll,ln six weeks, force your bqard or hair, to grow strong and thick, and I * arrant it will not stain or injure tho akin. This I know it will do, forbefbre L began to sell it I tried It wetland thoroughly, bothon myself end friends’, and so recommend It with eonhdencH, as do s: me 2090 gen tlemen who have used it. Bo says the proprietor,R.G, Gra ham, of New York. Tho aboTo article is for Fate, price slpor bottle, by ' • fal>7 ; 8. L. UUTII BERT, 140 Third st. I BAD PIPE A Zl> SULCI' LEAD—Tho subscriber are J now receiving, and will keep constantly on hand, a full supply of Hydrant ami Drain Fife of ail eiacs; alao, Sheet Lead, from 'Zy t to C Bw to the square fooL f „ J. W. BUTLER L CO„ l flp S 97 Front vtrrvt. * Notice. SUCH OF OUR;DEFG3iroivS oshavo not yet had their accounts adjusted, are requested tobringla their books and certificates. A. WILKINS & CO., frbs 71 Fourth street TIIU P.VRTNBRSniP ' bjftjtofore existing .between YOUNG, STEVENSON A'LOVEthaa this day tiaoudis solved by mutual consent; Wm;’Bt«ven&bft'h'iv!ngdisppsed of fcls entire luterest to C. H. tove. The business bereaT ler win be conducted under tho naxnd and stylo of YOUNG,. LOVE & BltO.,(iir. Lot* haring associated his brother, F. M. with him in, burinrg? ) AU persona knowing themselves indebted (o tho. late Arm will please-call and aetdo immediately; and any having claims will present them for settlement. The basinosa of. the late firm will bn- Settled at the old stand, by-Young, Love A Bro. ' YOUNG, STEVENSON A LOVE. February Ist, 1355. - - . ■BSP 1 Id retiring froi3 the late firm, I cheerfully recom mend my fluccespora to my former patronsfeeilng confident thatnopains will be spared to supply them on the most liberal terms. Not beiDg engaged in business I will remain at tho old stand, where I will te happy to wait upon any of my custo mers who may favor me with a call.' fet7-‘2w : W&r. BTEYSNBON ROTICE, DALY'S STOOKING MANUFACTORY, Ab. 20 I%fih tirutj Jirst comer above. Market sfreit, ‘ pitisburgh, pa.. • * Viy IIEHE WILL be found the largest and best assorted V ? stock of HOSIERY ever offered far sale in this city. Purchasers will find it to the!r‘advantage to' call at this es tablishment and examine for themselves: it is all I need to insure their custom. C. DALY. N. B.—Remember the Cuba? Stocunto Coekxr. febliy ' - 0. D, f I CLOTHS.—A. A. ftIASON A CO. will open another -L invoice of those Japanned Table Covers, at 50 and 0234 <»nta; usual price $1 and $1,25. Also, 130 more of those Square Woolen Shawls, at 60 cents. ‘ feb7 £ EPISCOPAL ALMANACS.—Tho Church Aimanao, for i 1855, published by the Protestant Episcopal Tract So ciety. For sals by JOHN. 3. DAVISON, f g b- 65 Market street, near Fourth. - BANKETS, BLANKETS.—A. A. MASON A CO. Will closeout tho wholeof thelrextsnsive stock of Blankets, consisting of all the different makes and sixes, at a xed ao tion of nearly one-half the nsnai prices. Jan2d Dissolution of Partnership, THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore etisting between th«v undersigned, under the firm of SMITH A SINCLAIR, ia this day dissolved by mutual ccnvont. Tbe bnclneM of the concern will bo settled by Wtn. 11. Smith, who will con tinue at the old stand, where the books and papers may bo found. Either of the partners is authorised to sign the name of the late firm In closing up its business. . WJL H. SMITH, 1855. WM. M. BIN CLAIR, WH. H. W. SI AIR —...JOS-E. mirtTCl Smith, Blair & Hunter, (Late Smith A Sinclair.) WHOLESALE GROCERS * 0011MIS3I0N MERCHANTS, JVo. 122 &cond and 151 Front PULsburah, FU, THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a partnership under the above stylo, and will succeed Smith & Sinclair in the Grocery business, In the house recently occupied by tbe late firm. They respectfully ask from tho customers of the former house a continuance of their favors; and they can offer to buyers generally as favorable terms and as good ar ticles as can bo found elsewhere. IN RETIRING from the firm of Smith k Sinclair, I wonld most cheerfully recommend the house of Smith, Blair A Hunter, successors of the late firm, to my friends and cus tomers ffebl] WM. M. SINCLAIR. Patrick m’Kenna, . ALDERMAN OF THIRD WARD. OFFICE CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH BTREETS, (formerly occupied by Alderman Lewis,) where all bu siness pertaining to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will be promptly attended to. febl^m NOW 13 THE BEST TIME TQ BUY WATCHES.—I receml ? received a large assortment of very su perior Watches, manufactured in Europe expressly to my order, (sent over last Bpriug.) CUlxens and strangers will now find in my establishment a stock of Watches as exten : Sive and as fine ns any in the eastern cities; and In consid eration of tho time?, at lower prices than ever before offered in this market. Those having money to invest in fMv way • will find It to their Interest to do so now, as times will, shortly be better and prices will advance. Watches and Jewelry repaired in tho best manner. . W. W. WILSON, jan27 67 Market street, corner of Fourth". Sew Style Dagnerrean Portraits, jgarTjSgL . _As well as the ordinary styles, taken at CAR- jra GO'S GALLERY, No -70 Fourth street. Prices modems. Call and examine. Rooms open day '****' and'ovenlng. Gallery, Apollo Buildings, 76 Fourth street, noxt to filer chants* Exchange. . feb!2 |/t THIRD STREET—»Of2eo for the sale of Fateds; 1 r±V/ Mill#, Manufactories, Stores Improved and Unim proved Lands, CUy and Country Rcridencos, Bull dint? Lota Mortgages, 4c.; also Tor. Negotiating Loans, Cotjectlnz Rents, Procuring Business Partners, 4c. 40. All oommn. nications strictly confidential. _ _ mu . . S. CUTHBERT 4 SON, leblO Real Estate and General Agents. : Carpets Lesa than Coat* THE undersigned having reduced the pricea Qf their «n. tto«h;ckofCarpeta,Oil Cloths, Kogn, Mats,Mauler 4c -> *°? a 20 40 ““t ■ cell the attention of persona £ want of any articles In thelc tine to tbs following Their stock is one of the largest and but itlfJti* <r. tVn city, end consists in part of =■ ***** “ *** Velret. and Brussels; Tapestry BrusselsV ; Aubusson Brussels; isas a Superfine andfine doi Twilled Md plain Tenettan do; Hall and Stab do* WooLDatch and Hemp do; Wool and Cotton Ingrain do; i-u?Wlndow'Bhadei. and a largo assortment of OB Cloth, from Zto 24 feet in width. Too© cash oitlt. . <J. B. HEADLT « CO„ Jan 23 No. S 2 Third street HAGAN *. AHL, No. 01 M&rket street, are closing oat their entire stock of Dry Goods, at an Immense dis count from former prices, preparatory to purchasing their Spring supply. They haTe on hand a fine assortment of the following Goods : - ' Psramettas, _ English Chintr, . prenohMerino,' : Muslins, = Wool Delaines, Hosiery and Glores,- Wcrated Plaids* .. . Bakings, ... * With a great Taritty of black and Brocade PUld and Striped Dress SIUu, all of whlefcwUlba sold at a great 'Sawifiee. , ja&BO " - '* Vk - machine Poetry. - Aik—ifen Soil, ■ IL MINER A GO.. . No. 32 Smlthfleld street. W&I. H. SMITH, WM. w. mairT JOS. B. HUNTER. TO LIT, FOR SALE, &c. XJpR-RRNT—The Brick Dwelling House, containing 7. JC -zooms and hall, being No. 69 Hand street, between liberty and Penn streets. ' Rent $165, including water tax. % B. YOUNG A.CO., . febB •- - - ■ 88 Smlthfleld street. mo LET—A two atory Brick Dwelling House, on Centre ± Avenue. Apply to . . ... H.MIRERA CO iebl2 No. 82 Smlthfleld street. ''' t . For Renti A GOOD BUSINESS STAND, (building three stories,) fronting on Market street twenty feet, sntlrunning honk along Front 6treot sixty feet to an alloy* r- Also, a three story B&lOK DWELLING, (with Store Boom on first, floor,) on Wylie street, fourth noose from Washington—baa double back. building, and ii proridcd with all usual fixtures for gas, water, do. Possession from April Ist, 1865. Apply to a MAGEE, Attorney atLawy- No. 104. Fifth street. -* NEAR NEW BRIGHTON —-A fine Farm of 108 acres,all larel I ana ana in a good state of cultivation, with & t JtitfW Frame Hons©, & good Orchard of grafted fruit, neve* mil ig-Springs, plenty of Coal/good Barns and tenant '> llcrQßes ;a! tuatrd in tho neighborhood of Churches, Schools/ 511113, Ac., and convenient to New Brighton. s3safctMtfdr t; terns, apply at the old established itea! Estate °f ca ° f ; ; S. CUTUBERT A SON, L JanaO: . • . , 140 Third street *|7IOIIT ACRES OB EXCELLENT LAND FOR SALE— Aj In a pleasant location, at about a quarter of a mllo from J£a3t Liberty end the Pcunsylvanlalialtroad Btatlon 1 DweUl ? g Housa and Stable, a variety of bearing'. Fruit Trees, a large Garden, and good Water. Tho hud& allcleared and under good fence. Pricasl,fOi. Bor teams, Ac., apply to 8. CUTHBkRT A SON, - ■ fabi . . ••••.■■ 140 Third street/ ' | AWRENOKVILLKI—ii'or saio a comfortable JLi House, of -hall, -parlor, dining-room, kitchen, good cel* lar, and four bed-rooms. The lot has a front of 48 feet on Allen street by 100 deep.' Aaveli of gooiTwator and pump- ‘ In the kitehen, out-oven and'stable, garden, fruit trees, grape vines of cboico qualltyj 'all la' complete order/.far/ only $-2,000. Terms, $7OO in hand, xemaindor in three years. 8. CUTHBERT A SON, : ; ; feb3 - ----- . • • . 140 Third »f»eot • fOUILUINU LOTS t'Oltna:i*Js.—a Lot yx *vits«c front on.* -1_) M’Kee street by 80 deep,-situated In BlriainghdxQ, ' Pricos2£o. ' - ' : , . Also, 2 totfl.aitaated in East Birmingham, each having front of 20 feet on-Meadow street by 60 deep. Price of each $125. : ’"S. CUTHBRRT A SON, - febl Heal Estate Office, No. 140 Third street. -- ; A ' FARM OF SBYiLVIf prYE AOBEa "jfOR s3so.—For JjL sale, a small Farm, situated three miles from Prince* ton, Va., having a new Log House, and 10 acres cleared; ft new and substantial rail fence, of seven raha'da height - This farm is of excellent quality and is In a healthy loca tion, with good water. To persons of small means this Is ’ a rare opportunity of becoming thelr own landlord. Bor terms, Ac., apply to :k CUTHBKRT & SON, ’ jan2o : 140 Third street. - JLot for Sale* ... ■ A GOOD BUILDING LQT, 24 feet front on Carson street J-JL by 100 feet in depth, In- Birmingham; will bo cold cheap. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMOEE, : JvlB • - .at office of tho Morning Post. ONLX NINE HUNDRED DOLLAHSI—For sale, a tWO* fctory frame DWELLING HOUSE, containing rooms.' with a lot of 17 feet front on Beaver street, by 100 deep to ~ Veto street; or $l,lOO fbr a Dwelling House containing par lor dining room, kitchen, cellar, and 4 bed rooms, with a large-yard, pump, hydrant, stable, oat-oven,Am~. . ‘_i ; Terms of payment, very easy. janlO . S. CUTHBERT & liO : A -FAllil o? 160 ACIUS FOIV SALE—Situated 7 mUeir J2 L from Farmington, Va., near the road leading toßmco ton. Tho land lays well and Is of good quality, with good buildings, orchard of grafted fruit trees, and Is well-water-.. ed. Price $1,400, in reasonable-payments. Apply at tho' Keat Estate Office of 8. CUTHBERT A SON, ! i«n23 - No. 140 Third street.; ■S I ° LB-r—a Brick House, on Sixth street, with a large ‘A yard*- A Tavern Stand, in BlnninghanS* A two story House, on Carpenters alley, with a largo yard. A Housoof four rooms, ball, garret, Ac, on Sixth street, near Grant* A House, on Oraot street,near the Public School House. A large three story House, on Rofs street, at head of Fifth street. A large Hall, on Fourth street. Five Offices,ln SpUn* Building, ou Fifth street A large Store Room, on Fourh street Apply to .S. CUTHBERT & SON, - fobT No, 14Q Third street i ' LpOu SALK—a GROCERY BTORK, in tho centre or the A city, doing a large business. Theboyer of It can go into a business that is rafe, and. make money forthwith, The owner of it has the Kansas fever, and offers a bargain. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS, } 75 Fourth ttreot. ; UALJS —A superior FAU&f, on the PerrysTiilo Plank 1. Koad, eight miles fro rathe city, of 100 acres; suitable for a gardener. It Is in good order, and has all tho build- Ings necessary for a home. Enquire of . THOMAS WOODS, 75 Fourth Btreot FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. A BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet 67 ; 100. A good bargain can bo bad by applying soon at' the office of tbe MORNING POST. jyl&tf ■ yoK SALE—An excellent Frame llonse and Lot, on -1? Ketaca street, Allegheny city, at a very low rate. En iguire ot THOMAS WOODS, ! 75 Fourth etreet. Land for Sale. IQ An ACHES OF LAND IN FOKEBT COUNTY, near ipVJU the Clarion rlter. This land is heavily timbered, ■hue an oxcellcnt soil,and £3 said to contain an abundance ot .iron oro, and a thick Tein of bltnminons coal. The Venan* go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built; will run Tery .near to It, If not directly across It. The Mlllstattn erect runs through It. ALSO,&OO acreftta Elk county, well timbered oudvrntcred,... and lying near the route of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.- t No belter investment could''be'mode than In these lands. The completion of the Sunbnry and Erio, the - Allegheny 'Valley, and the Venango railroads through that region will render the coal, lumber, iron oro anti soil, of great value. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH, Attorney at Law, v - No. 147 Fourth street. . lIUIEDIJIU hOT>QK SAhK« 1 fahSSrnMnrtf i A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street* and extending LcX-'hack 109 feet to Wide alley. On the hack part of tho Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for two small Houses, This Lot Is in a desirable location for a residence; and will be sold low, and on favorable terms. -Title good,and clear from Incumbrance. Enquire of -GEO. P. GILLMOML 1. lyU* • • • - At Office of Morning Post.- •; larval WJI bALE— Consisting‘or 125 acres,* ca O in cultivation; with a new Frame Dwelling Housh,T good Well at the <loor, a Log House, Stable, - a Sugar:- Camp of 400 trees, and asma'l Peach and Apple .Orchard: :y filtuptoteu miles frem GoUlopolis, in Gallia county. Ohio.' Price $l2 an sere. fl. CUTIIBERT ArSONY"' | jan!2 ■ . ' v 14Q Third str«t. --. f'IUUD TENANTS WAITED, for the following Houses \JT and Store Rooms : • Two Bwelling Uooßes and Store Rooms on Third street.- - . A largo Store RoomonFourth street, near Wood. ‘ , That Spacious-Hall on Fourth street, (Cargo's Hall) ' ‘ . A largo Tavern Stand In East Biihiiagliiia. • ’ ; ADwelUng House on Sixth street. t A Dwelling House, of-8 rooms, otr Logan Street. A largo House bn Boss, at tbu hoad of Fifth street ■ < A llouso, of 3 rooms, on Bedford street--. ; A Dfrellicg House, on Water street, near Grant : A Dwelling HOuaein Birmingham, near the Ferry Land* lag. Apply to ♦ H. CUTHBERT & SON, . jan!s - - .140 Third streets r Hotel tor lioaeo. "|>ILEX'S HOTEL, (formerly known as the- Lasxabtikb- > Xli Houas,) Is offered for lease on favorable terms. Being ; situated on tbo corner of Fourth street and Grant, near to the Court House, and about mldsray been the Ahnongahda .IVharf and the Paintylvania DipU, It is one of tho moat pleasant, convenient and desirable Ideations in the city. The, Hotel wisl bo fufnuked, if and leased for a £cm of years, commencing from tho first of ApriliulktviT For furUior information apply to ; '' -r -i JOSEPHS.* A. P. MORRISON, AU’ys, ' jau2d:d*wtf. , Office No. 143 Fourth st, Pittsburgh; \- EDUCATIONAL. PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE. • AT HARRISBURG, PA. fTTHIS Institution,-for the liberal education of Young -JL Ladies, vested by. Charter with full Collegiate powers, has been in successful operation for more than one year. The location Is one of tho most pleasant and picturesque in tha State, The arrangements.of tho College ora such as afford peculiar advantages In acquiring basis for tho mental superstructure. There ore two Collegiate and the Preparatory,, with their appropriate branches of learning. The coarse of study in each Is three: years, designated by as many different classes. Young.La* dies admitted at any time. ■ Board of Intlrudort, REV. BEVERLY K. WAUGH, A.3L, PrindpaL 111S3 U. CosnUAJt, Principal Female Teacher. Miss Fans? A. Johnson, Assistant. MadTjx. >L Banntabt, Teacher of French, Ac. U. C. Bohbacgh, M. D n Lecturer on Anatomy. Ac. _ Wh. 8. Bowsox, Lecturer on Natural History, Natural Philosophy,Ac. * Hebe Joseph Koehlxe, Prof. of Instrumental Moslei Jsro. T. Prof Vocal Music. *• - :r For Circulars, or for other Information, address the Prlnv cipal* B. R. WAPGll,Harrisburg, Pa... . dscTUSm Iron City Commeulal CoUegei s Lafayette buildings, comor or Wood an*Fourth ; streets. Facdi.tt,—2HLLAß ft Principals and Professors;' of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship. JOHN BARKY. • Principal of the Book-keeping Department, and Lecturer' on all important business transactions. JOHN FLEIIINQ, .(antbor of Fleming’s new and improved system of Book* keeping,) will examine and deliver wcokly lectures on tho Science of Accounts. JAMBS H. HOPKINS, member of the Pittsburgh Bar, Lecturer on Commercial Lair. ; ; • Although but a short time established, this Institution is in a most prosperous and flourishing condition, now - numbering one hundred students, which exhibits o popu- • larlly arid success perhaps never attained in so shortn’ time by any other Commercial College. Tho Book-keeping • deportment, tinder the able supervision of Mr. Barry, £ unequalled in this dty. Prof. Mlllarftßro.'B Bystcmof writing is entirely new, and in many respects superior to ' anyothersystem, for the corroboration ox which they an-'"' peal to many persons in Pittsburgh who baVo aJready ceived. instruction from them. Prof. WiUar has tauehfc ■ Penmanship in &U the principal cities and towns in tills country for the last eleven years,during which time he has' • instructed upwards of fifteen thousand persons. ’’ Young men .ho desire a thorough commerce education .lll hero find inducements offered to them uueouslled In' ■he West. Let.li be dlitu.etl, understood thatl“^todiit ' ahidl get a diploma from this. College unless he is capable ofcntedugon thedutiesof mercantUe lffe. JjTory \ taction guaranteed. : v . - ? College opto from BA. M. till 10 f. M. L'etr students recolred at an, time daring the year So extra charge for Arlthmetie Duff’s Mercantile College* PITTSBURGH, PA.—lncorporated by the Legislature of- c Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter. . FACtHTT. ■ P- DUET, Author of the “ North American Accountant*” ’ Professor oi Book-Keeping and Commercial Sciences. JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the best off-hand penman in the - • -United States, Professor of Commercial ami Ornamental Penmanship. N. B. lIA'fCH, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of' 7' Mercantile Law and Political Economy. > P. HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department, Professor of Mathematics, Ac. Mr. J. D. WiUlama.hss permanently Jollied "the Faculty. _ and it will be seen thatduring his Unprofessional engage- ? ‘ menta in the east, he was there regarded as the best pen* . man In the country. This Institution, therefore, presents 1 ::; - attractioiia-to students offered by no other of tho kindin - '’ toe United'States. The courso of training comprises up- 1 wards of 400 real transactions, in sir different methods**'''-- Double Entry Book-Keeping. 3CO practical Business '** / eolations, covering ths whole field of inland and ? v o4 ** commerce. Commercial Penmanship, with erejr. improvement in the art Business Letters a* '>■ Forms, of cverydescriptfon. Daily LecturesYViSSlll? 3 ? y Law. Commercial Sciences, the Theory of VrAflfo ‘ ’ jmr Send for a Circular. ' ’ ‘ *£. . : ", ■ ■» ■»- decgfcdaw * Instructions tnMni» ft Ma. WAMELINK would WsnectfSiv , an i fdands that he wm wSSJJ Instructor cn the PIANO FORTE and VATri 1 * 01 ®®® 00 M ': Orders left rt Mr. KLEBHfps Mudo 4. v* £?“»■ No. 187 OXOSD Start, Wb e^“: • - - ■ , t aus . CONTINUATION OF-the ’• GREAT SEMI-ANNUAt* SAIiE QF - A. A. M ABON & CO., A*?? M?K , v. F P^Jf tEa REorcnoK m prices. ■ ■ • A. MABON A CQ. *m ccntlnao ttcir throoßh Tlulr lnmenu steel .rill': la S,®—. 4 ?™ and offaitd.tstai p«tai rehajuS* V * nsa ' ■ ■■ ■■ ' I. v.-^t I .. V
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