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Seibert for blinds, &0., for Council Chambers. Referred to Committee on Claimß and Accounts. Mr. Graoey offered an "ordinance for the colleotion of wharfage on coal boats.” Referred to Ordinance Committee. The Clerk of the S. C. communicated the fol lowing preamble and resolutions, which had been adopted in that body. (Resolutions relative to the filling up of the Pennsylvania Canal same m S. C., as published yesterday Action concurred in, and on motion of Mr. Kennedy, the clerks of Councils were directed to transmit the resolutions to' our Senators and Representatives at Harrisburg. Th© following business from S. C. was then taken up. A resolution in favor of Conrad Betz for $25. *, n »♦ C* referred to Claims and Acoounts. Ao-i tion non*coDcurred in, and tho Mayor authorized j to draw a warrant for the amount. A petition to increase wages of Day Police Iu S. C. referred to a special committee, and Messrs. Murdoch and Alexander appointed. Action concurred in, and Messrs. Irvin, Lewis and Mackin on part of C C. A petition for paviDg Pride street. A resolu tion for grading and paving Fulton street, and Mother for grading all streets iu tho Ninth Ward, running from Penn street to Allegheny river. In S. C. referred to Committee on Streets. A resolution for Gas Lamps at Fifth Ward Market. In S: C. referred to committe on Gas Lightning. Also, a resolution asking the Legislature the privilege of borrowing $50,000. Referred to * inance Committee. resolution in favor of Lippencott & Barr Bead and passed. In all of which action the Ci. C. concurred, and on motion Council ad journed. ** Babes in the Wood.”— yesterday after noon, a verdant looking boy, appureutlv about Beventeen years old, camo into ‘Squire Parkin sons office, with a pert little girl, of perhaps twelve or thirteen summers, hanging on his arm, and requested that functionary to unite them for The Alderman, aston ished at this request from parties so youthful looked at them in blank amazement for a mo ment, but at last positively declined to tie the nuptial cord. Tho youthful aspirants plead earnestly with him to alter bis determination, but fiudiog it of no use, became quite indignant nod muttering it was a “great free country Where people couldn’t get married when they pleased, turned ou their heels and left, ex pressing their intention to persevere until they found a more accommodating magistrate. Whether they effected their pnrpoac, we hare not heard. Tan Seventh Street Soup House— A Word to the Charitable Publtc. —We learn from gentle men who devote their titfle to this establishment that it is sorely in need of fnnds; in fact if more money is not forthcoming sood they will be com pelled to abandon an undertaking which has al ready saved many of the indigent of oar city from absolute starvation. To give our readers an idea of the suffering relieved by the Seventh Street Soup House, wo may state that in the single articlo of bread, they distribute thirty two dollars’ worth daily. A benefit given it on Thursday night, at the City Hail, scarcely re allied seventy-five dollars, and they will be'com pelled to give np their good designs if those who are able do not contribute more liberally. Mr. Cheater is one of the managers and will thank fully receive donations. Largest of Iron. —On the night of the 3J or 4th of February, tbo blacksmith s .op of Mr. William Peak, near the Peiut, was entered, and aqnantiiy of iron and tools stolen. On Thurs day night the same depredutors came back again, and carried off about two hundred and fifty pounds of scrap iron. Yesterday, Mr. Peak made information at the Mayor’s ofiice, of these repeated robberies, and severs! boys, aoswering to tho names of Edward Grant, Joseph Bonn, William Oliver and Joseph Oliver, were arrested on suspicion of being the perpetrators. A con siderable amount of the stolen properly was found in their possession. They were all com tnitted to the Tomb 3 to await an examination to-day. Tie New Presbyterian Chubcii on Wood street is fa6t approaching completion in the in toriof, and will soon he ready for divine wor ship. When finished, this church will be one of tho handsomest in the city. It is now visited daily by a.grcat number of persons to witness tho beautiful effect produced by tbo stained glasß in tho front window. Wo don't know who ie the designer or manufacturer of this elegant and appropriate "frontispiece,” but whoever it is, it doee him-infinite credit. The outside por tion the towers, &c., —will not bo commenced on again until the opening of spring. A Brute of a Husband. —A respectable look ing woman from East Liberty, named Mary Cor eoy, called at Alderman Parkinson’s office, yes terday afternoon, to mako information against her husband; while intoxicated the night pre vious, he had beaten her over the head and face with a club, and afterwards destroyed the furni ture in his house. Ho at iaßt became so furious, that to save her life, she was compelled to fly from the premises. A warrant was issued for the ar rest of the brute, end if taken he will bo dealt with as ho deservos. Slander Suits. —David Owens yesterday in- Btilated suit, in the District Court, against Sam uel Wylie for nsiug certain slanderous words against prosecutor. Bail required in $l,OOO. Bobert Gallagher also brought suit against David Owens, in the same Court, for trespass. Damages claimed, $l,OOO. Suit against hie Pennsylvania Railroad. —William louug, formerly leather merchant, ou Liberty street, has bsought|suit to recover damages from the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany for injeries snstained by his property, through the carelessness of their attaches , in leaving water run into his bouse. - Larceny. —Frederick Foukontz wag commit ted to jail, yesterday, by Justice Smith, of Man chester, for stealing a quantity of small change from Henry Felbnsh. The money was abstract ed from a drawer in the store of prosecutor, whiob was broken open by the prisoner. The amount taken was not large. Ore nusDnED and seventy persons are con fined in tho county prison; this gives an average of more than throe pereons to each coll, if they ware distributed equally through the wholo building; but as this oauuot be done, some of the apartments contain as high as half a dozen. Steamboat Sunk.— The H. T. Peatman, lying at Glassbonso ripple, on the Mamchestor Bide, had her hall stove in by a large cake of ice, yosterdoy morniDg, and sunk in eight feet wa ter. -She was loaded with pig metal, from Cum berland river. Leo Fractured.—An old lady, named Taylor, residing with her eon, on Fourth a reel, in at tempting to reach something from a shelf, yes terday, fell off a chair, upon which she was standing, and fractured her log. Taken Ovee.— Edward Swayze, the mail rob ber, was taken over to the Penitentiary yeeter day by the United States Marshal. Uivoeoe GBANTED.-The Court of Common Pleaa yesterday divorced James Curran from his Wife Mary Ann Curran. We Would call the attention of readers to the oalalogue of valnablo boohs, to bo sold this eve. ning, at seven o'clock, at Davis’ anction rooms. AUCTION SALES. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer, Choice books at auction.—Od Saturday bve- NING,I7th lost, at 7 o’clock, at tbo Commercial Sales Booms, corner of Wood and Fifth street, will be sold a Catalogue of valuable English and American Books; among which are Kirby’s Wonderful and Eccentric Museum. 5 Yols, plates; of Art and Industry, illostrated; Strickland’s Lives of the Queens of England; Shakspesre’s Works, 8 vols; Wcisbach’s Mechanics and Engineering; Smith’s Dictionary of Arts, Sciences and Manufactures; lio* Sorth’sMemoira of the Musical Drama, fine plates; Mrs. 'P**• Works, 3 vols; Hume’s England; Gibbons’ Rome; * Ancient History; Keightley’a History of England; lAyara s Nineveh; City Architecture, 20 elegant designs; iiutoty of all the Religious Denominations; Works of Ben JoMO^Mnton,Burnß, Pope, 8co;t, Hemans, tr; Milton's ™ Pi! c ?? n ’ 6 Agricultural Boars’ Wonders of ~ „lT;o. Clorl “l L,brarT OEd Bible BlogTapb,; Boffon’s Si'Romanism; English Forests ’ riu “ Fatni 'y Bibles, 4c. Catalogues now rvadv febl" 3 K P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. 4 HATU)U)A Y MOKN superior new open Boggy, X! ° n ° feblQ r.M DAVIa, Auctioneer. pot, TWreSD3 | AND bu io , d „ t prlTale Bile, at ihe Commercial Sale. Hno™. of WoodanJ Slfthatreeta; SO ploees all wool Tiroode; 3 bales Slack Mixed lionet Flannels f J j_ P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. BABBITTS WASHIKQ POWDER—IO boxes forsxlVbv jan2J FLBMDJO BROS. .T ~,f ■>■■ .J, ' ‘ ~ • PITTSBURGH BOARD OB’ TnVroo- * nßaeilA %?l£x°n™a™ AND -Prttidml —JOHN mums tentary-yru. 8 . Him ' fi-eanw-JoEN D. Scuttr Xupert-rdcndcnt—S, T. Nortuam Jb V PMkvv k&nuEry.— W. n. Smith, Geoem Black! 0 *” 805 ' W * B ‘ EKOLI3ir * jAKEB M - Cooped, Omcs or thb Daily Morning post, 1 Saturday, February 17,1856. / Tho weather took a sudden change on Thursday night, from mild to cold, and yesterday ire had considerable sprinkling of snow. The rirer fa rL-dng ateadily and tho ice, we think, cannot possibly help but break up soon. Bud nesa yesterday was quite dull, bnt few transactions of im portance transpired. FLOUR—The transaction. yesterday rrera altogether cm flned to .retail way from .tores; no sales of lots were re ported; the market, howorcr, la unchanged. We quote MU%“V*ig' s ®. 9 .l'’L' Up “ toDe “ Dicltra - B F° : “'Hie of 14 bbls inferior at $7,C5. ” GRAIN—Corn: we note whs of 300 bushels at denot *V 80c; 100 bushels do Bhelled from sioro at 85c. atEa T o^i!Ths haTeailO ‘ rol ° rtea ° f 200 tons anthracite i "‘'T.!:’ “ me Inquiry In tho market for pack miravv Bal ? 8 ° f Soke S 3 »* llc ilodo at Rama, fled at COntlD U 'B * for Recti- Tha following ore the sales of Btocks ot the Merchant*' Lxnhango on Thursday e?ening: 6 Shares Trust Co. Bank 25 Do. Citizens’ Bank Business yeaterday was generally quiet, and Id money and exchange there was no perceptible change. Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad. Tbecaroingp of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for January, 1855, are og For January ISM. oq ggg -g February 12,1855 J Increase The North Western Bank osTirgioia U up Kith the Yal Bunk, hav iug declared a'net dividend of fifty per cent, fur the last half year. Freights are plenty here, just now, at the following rates , T°» N ’ P rk>a^s— Whisky Otic ; pork. Toc4 hour, 60c ; pound freight, u 0 to 06c. To St. Louis—-Heary freight, 30 to 40c • Dry Ooojß, 60c. tp wbti-ky, $l. To PKtxhurvb— whisky, C6c.; flour. 40c: pork, 60c.; pound freight. 20 cents To Wheeling—Whisky, &0c; Hour. 30c.: pork, 40c: pound freight. 16c. To Nashville—Whisky, $1; ale, T-V clorer seed, ,6c; pound freight, 40c.%le»L—«n. Ckmmerdal. N*w Yoas, February 16— Cotton unsettled: sales 1000 hales. Flour dull; sales at fcS.M&iti. Corn dull, with de eliding tendency: sales Western mixed at 9S(g;fl J'ork a trifle lower: sales 1000 bbls at fl'A'S for old mesa anJ *l4 . 37@U,50 for new Beef a trifle higher. Whisky: Ohio 33 (0-33*4 Coffee: Rio Sugars and Molasses sUady Linseed Oil firm at Stocks lower. Money plenty! CiNCTSNATi, February 16.—The river has filled 18 luchrs- Weather mild and pleasant. The ice U running out Flour ss.lf»(g;S,'2o. Whisky £-*}- 4 . Provisions firm do change io prices. Cloverreed s6.ik<j7,Ou. Baltijior*. February Id.—The oll<-rlng-< v+ r » 760 he*.!, 260 of which were driven eastward, aoj 300 sold at prices ranging from fdSVda. Hog* : 4000 heal ollrrod and near ly all sold at y) IOOIbs. FIN R EXTRACTS FOR FIDK F 8 I Lato on bstvl a large ■.wrtment of very fine F.ttreoti, aiaon? which are Lubin's. Roussel's llartlvm'ri Price’*. Ac. Those wl-hlnc Dtib Rttra;ts can always procure th**m from JO3. FMtWINO, corner Diamond and Market atrtv-L CIOI.D CKKAM—A very t*xccllen r article for changed ‘ hinds, sor* lips, Ar ; 6 dozen fresh pr-'pered for sale by JO3 PLKMIN*. ’ AMANDIM* —Ad wxcellent article for chapped band*, Ac.; 6 Jozhd recvdttsi by fel»s __ __ JOS FLKMING. SBIDLiIZ -6 ifrotMi very flue and freshly j re pared SeidHtz Powders ou haod ami fi.r w»lr by _Jf** . JOS KI.BMrNO EXTRACTS—24 doien Frwrtnn k Merrill's fln«* amortud flavoring Yatrvrb*; alw), 24 drrxnn We ton A Merrill’* Hiking Powder, certainly tb o \w*x article D >« in nw-, revWe.l br |frb3] JOS. FLEMING. 81/>OMS —176 tons Tennrgse* Rloonia In yard and for by J. W. BUTLER A CO, J* U 7 Front atrwwt. PEA NUTS—*OO TtoDi’.sstM! Wa Nats, dpw crop, uj arrive and for rale by ’ jao3o PIG METAL— 74 tons in yard and for sale by J«t»3O __ _ _J _W. BUTLER 4 00. WIN DOW GLASS— 1,000 boxes, aaaortrd in »tora end for tale by / _japCo / , __ J. W MTTLKU A Ci\ BAR LHAD—-600 bundlus in sCurt* juiJ for *al u Or J. V. BUTLER A 00 /"'IOTTON WASTE—IO tag* in atore and fnr i»l«* by V > j»n2o _ __J. W DBTLKU A (V). CASTER OIL-SoO gill* in atrre cod for »al«- br FLEMING imcK, Extract luu wood—-1,000 ih> 12 store nnj for *.ui« by _ A*” 27 . __ FLEMIM3 PROS. ASPHaLTUM —2,000 tb< ia store aud fir mli* by Jao27 FLEMING UROS. rIOPPERAS— 60 Lbls Id store and for sale I>t Fleming bros. MADDER— I.uOO tbs io store and for dale ►*» jao27 FLEMING JiROS. SAGE— 200 ia balk in btoro and for sale bv «£$ __ __ FLEMING BROS. POWDERED RHUBARB—ICG fhs in store and for sale by jnn27 FLEMING BROS. C'IAIXiiNKD MAGNESIA—ISO ib* for sale by J jap 27 FLEMING BROS. SCNDKIES- ’ 25 doxen Corn Rrooms; stioo Seamters* tao bushel Bags ; 100 bushels Dried Apples; 600 do Peaches; 60 do Pared Peaches; luud lbs prime iettl-ers, in store and for sale by _Jm26_ ENGLISH A RICHARDSON GKAIN— 6000 bo>-h«flg Shrllwi CfjnT, io Vtnr- ; 2UOO do oat«, In Blore ftod 1o arrive; •100 Jo Ear Oim. In *lnn» ut»J for Rail- by ENOUGH 4 RICHARDBOK Family flouk. Ac—' 100 barrels Extra White Wheat Family Flour: &00 bupiiel* Corn Meal; 100 do ClorerSeed: £0 do Timoihr Seed, In ptor«» and f«r pale by ENGLISH A IUCIUULSON Butter— 16 buis Koii Butter; 60 krzs Packed Rutter; 100 bbi* Prime No. 3 Larj; 10 bblo Grcas** Lnrtl, In f-tore ami for Kale by Jan 26 ENGLISH * RICnAIIDSON lIME —*2aO barrels Louisville Linx*; j *OO do Union Cemrnt; 150 do N. 0. Molussns ; 2CfO do N. C. Tar, iu store and for sale by RNfl 1.1811 <4 HICnAUDSOb I'OUACCO'- 20 boxes &’*. W. O. Tobacco; 10 tons prime Pearl Ash; 0 cast* Pot Ash; 76 bags Saltpetre; 1000 boxes prime CreADi Cheese, in store auj [jitngej ENGLISH A HICK AHbSOV. for sale by [T'ISU —20-bbln No. 3 medium Mucuervl; 2J do largo do; 10 bbbt No. 1 pickled U«rrlug ; 10 bf bbls do do; & tureen Codfish ; SO bxs scaled Herring; received and for sale by • MILLER & RICKBT9ON, JanS gai ami •-”>3 l iberty st. SUNDRIES— 100 dozen Corn Brooms; 20 do Zinc Wash Boards; 20 do Toir qdcl Cotton Bugs; 25 do Country Socks; & pieces Country Flannels; 2000 tbs Bar Lead: for rale by MILLER & RTCKETR; *N IJRUIT—3O bags Dry Apples ; I? 10 do Poaches; 60 bxs M. R. IluJuine; 16 bf do do; for sale by Jao?3 ; MILLER A BICKBTSOM SOAP AND CANDLES— -60 boxes “Clncin nati " No. 1 Family Soap; tO do do Stearins Candles ; for fain by Jau23 _____ MILLER A RICKETSON. SUGAR— Loverlng**, Belcbor’s, and M’Kembt’a Loaf, Crashed and Pulverized Sugars,on hand and for sale by jan23 MILLER A RICK ETSON. IJROWN STOUT AND BCOTOU ALE-2 ca«ks Pinze A If Williams' Brown Btout; 2 casks Rutherford’* Scotch Ale; on hand and for sale by Jan 23 MILLER & RICK ETSON. Champagne wine—so baskets 4 * H«idsickv r ns, 174, . > Champagne Wine, for sale by )an23 MILLER A RICKETSON. SEED —200 bushels Peono. Clover Seed; 60 do Timothy Seed; for sale by jau23 MILLER A KICKKTSQN. SALT— 150 bbls No. 1 Satt, landing and for sale by .Jan 23 MILLER 4 RIOKETBON, BAKER'S COD LIVER Olli—l2 dozen of this excellent article received by ffrbs] 'JOS. FLEMING. Duff'i Mercantile Collegat PITTSBURGH, PA.—lncorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter. P. DUFF, Author of tho ** North American Aceauntant," Professor ot Book-Keeping and Commercial Sciences. JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the best off-hand penman In the United States, Professor of Commercial and Ornamental Penmanship. N. B. HATCH, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor of Mercantile Law and Political Econowy. P. HAYDEN, Principal of tho Mathematical Department, Professor of Mathematics, Ac. haa Permanently joined the Faculty, nd It will be Been thatduriog his lata professional engage ments In tho cast, ho was there regarded as the best pen * ThU Institution, therefore, presents by “» other of the kind lo 1 1119 course of training comprises up- Bl ', t,on '' ln "t* different methods of Donblo Entry Book-Keeping 310 practice] Business Cal filiations, covering tho whole held of inland and fhrelrn commerce. Oommorci.l Penmanship, with every modern Improvement to the art. Business Letters andßusiness Forms, of oVeirrleicripHon. Dally Lectures In Commercial Law, Commordal Sciences, the Theory of Profits Ac *** W gend for a Circular. d^c23;d*w ATK3T MUSIC -—FOSTKK'fci LATEST BU.NQ —Hard Times Come Again No More; as aung with immense success by Sanford’s fierenadurs: words and mnaio by s. 0 Foster. Now-o-days; a humorous ballad: Converse. Petrifaction; new song: by Barker. Pm Waiting for tho Spring Time; a most charming new ballad: by Barker. The Happy Man; and eboras: lacho. Pm Not Myself At All; one of the best Irish ballads ever written: by 8. Lover. Yllklns and his Dinah; comic song: by Perry. I Cannot Smile Dear Mother; new: Barker. Brighter than the Morning Star: Browne. The Heart and the Home: Dressier. B*U Boom Etiquette, etc., etc., received In advance of the trade and for sale by . HRNRVi Kr.Kftgß. jan23 Sign of tho Golden Harp, No. 101 Third SU * - *> . V ' • J fi‘l DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET. Asnvsi?^ 1 "? f J 4 boxea IFcateru Resarrc at 100. v'nn.T °f 10 “ok* imported Soda at 3>fc. KROliT—Salea of 10 bbls Sour Krout at $0,25^ monetary and Commercial. A Good Dividend. TELEGRAPH MARKETS. Cattle Market* MISCELLANEOUS J. W. BUTT.KH i GO SuiwMora to J. KUIJ A Co., No GO Wocxt atrrrt V, *! ; v •- •r i *t to Steimou Mm—Tho Local Inspectors for the Tort of Pittsburgh may bo found aftheCustom House, third story, cntranca on SmitMold street. “ ju-2t Xne Eitie was in a very Tariahle state here yesterday, on account of a “gorge** at Elisabethtown, about .Ighteon up the Monongahela. The water at that point had ,” 15 feet in consequence. Our steamboats wero putting ih v.! Defl evening to arold any evil consequences that mighty from the Hood, which will come when the from s ico bte ° k 8 Th ° rlr ° r lel ° W lhia P 01 ” 11 -’ PW‘*y frec olog out Q h7a n 4 l U nf “'!?’, U ,’ “““A 1118 Little Miami was run cake striking her At of tho fin 1 . 1 heaT) ! ‘'•'-“■huge KritTiS?? 1 ”?? ter' l*l S3MS-. .te'.TFV? ™ Jon.-n ami others. Their loss r» n th e hnw! « iW* , mated at $3500. No other bra t* af tS Bnd tri ß Js csll ' : by ihe IcA-Cin. the leTBiJ '">™ iB i B ™i . STEAMBOATS” For 'V.b. < u„ ; y. ; ,v l aca„»,., grtWlTftnFlports on tho opeuiug of navigation. _.fL f:rei . i?i3 . t or apjdy on board. f u hlf, For St. I,oiils, l.cxln B ton I iCanaas, Weeton ond SI. Josephs. k _ T^6 , new passenger steamer TROPIC, r upUdu FaE.\cn, will leave for the above and Intermediate ports on the opening of naviga- Kor freight or passage apply on board, or to fcM J. U. LIVINGSTON, A, For St, Louis. ■Mp The new aDd splendid steamer WM. BAIRD, jCaptain Fluoii Campbell, will leave tur the £S£a£3ss&above aud intermediate ports on the opening uf navigation. b Fur freight or postage apply on board, or to fpblc FLACK A LIVINGSTON, Agents. For St.Loiils. » F“SJ» kT The steamer W. 11. DJSjiNV, Capt. Thomas lss»K®3§ LT0 * ,wni ,e, ‘ ve for IheuLove and Intermediate «aK£3S2aporis on opening of navigation, rv<r freight or paysugo apply on board, or fo fubla FLACK & LIVINGSTON. Agents. For Wabash Ulvcr. . B*3* Earner KLLA, Cuptuln A. Po«, will eaT? , for thR aboTe nnJ lu*.*-rmi-JiaU» port* on wßSEflESiopeiiiiig of navigation. For or parage a; ply ou Loar.l. or to t,,bl ° AgtMit. b'or Mnklivillr, flT!> m,, 71 ** Hentiwr H. T. YKATMAN, Captain A. s«fiyG%''! lLLri1 .' wlll ,|,av *' f6r t,J '* auj lDU«rau.\li port* on oppiiinij uf navigation. ! r .; r .l ,J ?„ applj on Loan!. f.-b 3 For Wabat.li lllver. fps> * J ,u ' ALTOONA, Cftpt. It 0 Gtmt, j_a&gfc l iia ul>l lw ‘ ‘i<r tie al«jvt* and Intermedia.* ports opvuln* Of nnvicatinn. rr : iil, ii ,r apply on bo«rd. For St. Louis. fT5> W The fib.au« r alma. Caplaln R. D.Coi-ura^, «MS2&aK W ieutHfor (lie ab&v« iiuJ luUnm«JUi* ports opening of narration. K-r or pa>sagu apply on board, or to _ C IUIINHJ, A,/-nt For St. Louis. * The steamer I'R.UKIK lIOSK, Oapt F Mi i sSSsOaL**'*'’ Wlll for tlu* utsor** and intermediate ports ou the opening of ua»lgaiL.D. K.r freight ..r spply on tx.'nrd. Uin&J For Zanearlllrt , IKlf *„•!'“' hlr '' mrt KATK t’ASSKI., Cu P t. J..MWI ' Al1 ’ * l 1 r ‘ ,r above unj loi«tmr> fcraftMM amt* port* ou opening of navigation tor frrt|:Ut or pai»M.i«. apply on board, or to * yOLLIMiWOOI), Agent*. For Loui»vllt«. I ftSff* fc. T, 1 *, 8 ,l,om ' r ADKUTIC,' c*,,t.la c. fTr.xi, ■WgljgiSl l,lll '''“T 8 f, t f*"' » 1>0 »« “»•! intermediate porU of naritfdiiob ' ,r ou i, vnrd. For nnclnntir iJDfe •> ,7 1 L ,“ T ' W - N CITV.C»,.UUi, 8. I.M*, ■UegWi>g wUl l<,a « fur tl: » »*«»•> and lul«rm«li.l. foru ruf flight or v-assatfeopply oa ho*rJ. ; a „->g For Louisville, t JCff? The *lean ? r VIENNA. CftpUlo C liu.alll ror ,h « aad iaN-rmeJUt, « u •ttt Dfcvtfe^doD. Jur t»r } apj.iy on board, or to *‘LACK_or WILKINS, AjfsnU. Eor Louisville. . f£> * rw KM#K4\OK, Ca|>t JoUS Mat. igjgfet«£ alN lraT ’- f - r utw-iuJ iatf.;ta»M»aioport» MrirNriWFaijo opeojo;,’ Of ravigiiitm. *" r Jrvs «tkt Jr spjdy cu bcanl. or to Jao “' C. lUUNCS, Aitant. For St. Louis. , rre- Til" KEYSTONE, C»lit 1.1. Roua !J ' 1 ' “ 1K tor ![.« übi.ic unj i l t.rm..li»t* m-M uu opening of l:»; L;atii>u. >&r nr raf-M-v »rp‘v on board. c,i to h u -i fUCK A UYJNG&TOS, A**nU. For iCßiltville nr*—, Tbe simmer ChAKA DKAN. C-pUin ff*. 1-i.r, for the tt-ota &oJ tDUrisedlale ■frsi11 rtTrial jK>rt> or. opening i f uavl-,tioa. >ur ft-le.hi and pn>^3 h 't‘ bj-wv <>n hoard, nr to ... HACK or UViNHSTQX, A.-eoU. For Nashville. I HVy' Th " * t " n, ' r ~il]' V UUEKN, C.1.!i.10 Jon* U r ' >,; - u r-.r llii .lor. porl, iir.il nil In- M..V I'lf'.riWiH.t. l-0n... n O tm*l»ll..o. For Iwiehl or pa*.<a,;« arr-lv eu bosrd. jantO Regular Wheeling Packet. TliK earner KXOIIANOK. C*pt. M'Cmi'K, 5/"F MONDAY, WKDNKSDAY, »ud S''’ ,kl w °' i:U ' h ‘ A. M„ rounwtiOjf with C ',- Dj { lUil ~‘ s «d Veils* ill*.. lot freUht apply to 00,1 * *• I> COLLINtJWuoP. A sent. Ilegular Wheeling Packet. . fT"??e w ibe rtcaoier 3 K.VI'UKK, Capt. JoiL’l Gotr&oy, .tft®%ra ,rnr, ‘ 9 l ‘ Tor r tuksday. Thursday, and ™*M»BATURI)AI, a: ?, p. M. ’ lor f'vight or pjs?.up* apply on hoard. or to I,;| KAMI'S COLI.INB A CO, Agents. NKVI 311'.'IC Hard Tira-s Come N.» More: S.C. Foster! Miotd- Gray; ns tucff tv Sjcfoni’a Opera Troupe. DfeiUiilntf of Ihe« Firtetef : WUr* ftr*wterry Girl; with colon! lrontisphve. 1 Will Sioir No More of 8 >rrow : I latum. Baeh»lor> Lament. Dream Life pebottLudi: Brown. Tremolo Schottisch : WalUce. Shainthui Polka: Warren. KlnrMs Waltz: Marcailhon. Beauties of Cniedotda; rontntaiug a choice -election of S.->>Oj MMrvllr/. with lithOjrrßpA j*ortraU of burns. The hk«re just received and for eal* at the Mu-lc Store of , JuILV H MKLLOIt, Si WnmJ i»tio-‘L r j’HK PKUPLK ?AV tTi’k EN ThKPRISE GALLKitY X turn* <ut extra fine Pirtuies. n*nl nt wry priefH. (All anti for yourself to cent.* nn.i up. war«l«. Wilkios Uall, 102 Fourth street. fc'-T 1 n (If IM AIXKGHKNY county bonb?- ' «iPIvF.I7WU 60 rUn- Ohio and J'o. lUHroadStnck vnnted hjr AUSTIN LOOMIS. Work Broker, t * ,, T No. u ' Ftmrlli *trw>h YA I.C ALLh NhW BOOKS.—Thn History uf tin Kxjn»(jJ tion fiitcinst Fort ln 1766, under Uujor Gen eral llr>uido< k ; with plate.® nud mnp-* Memoirs of Major Geueral Stabo, with a plan of Fort Pu “ The Khdff Ci'UtroT.Tsj. - ’ Controverted. A refutation of Milner’s KW-of Controversy, io a series of letters to the Mo-.t Reverend VrancU F. Keuriek. K C. A., of Baltimore: hy Jehu H. Hopkins. P. P., T. L D , I’.i.-Lup of Vermont. Haui-M.fi’; History of tin* United Sta'es; ot h rol, and full Setts. Nelly Bracken.; a Tal* of Forty Years A*:o. hy Anui • C Bradford. Miiy ftti.i December; n Tale cf W aided Lifer t>y Mrs Hubback. Cmnnilnys’ Work*; new supply. Spencer’* SknLhe* . l.»t nuj 2d mtlcj. Olslmusen’s Comment trie* on New Testament, Ileny hteubfrig’* Chris t<iloj?y. Conybesre A Life and Kpi-tile* rf «f. T’hul. Lewis’ Ameiicun Fpurttmittn; u eplemLd work. For sale b y . JOHN 8. DAVISON, ft** l - G 6 Market street, near F.’- JUST RECKIM.D —Prank L<‘‘llf’s Uan-Ui- tor February. KnlrkerU>eker Magazine, for February. Harp-r, for February. New York Journal, for February. Newspapers.—New York Tribune, IlcralJ, Police Gazette, Homo Journal, Scientific American, Ballou’s IHctorial. Sat urJny Post, Ac, received and for snlo at the cheap Book Store of W. A. GIUIENFRNNRY A CO., No. TC Fourth street. T OAZhTTK.—Pray* Leslie's Unites' Gazette, Paris, London and Now 1 <»rk Fashions,for February Knickerbocker Magazine, fur Fabruary, • Harper’s Magazine, for February. Price la centa. For s *l*}'y H. MIN LB & CO, No. 32 Smlthfibld gtrort. JUST PUBLISHED—The Gorennnt'Ut of ibe Metbodiat Epl’cnpat Cborub, Anti Republican nml Despotic: by Wm. M’Mlcban). Second edition, enlarged; price, in paper SI cents, iu muslin &0 cents, by mail, pro pnW, 30 cents JOHN S. DAVISON, Publisher, 65 Mnrliet street, now Fourlb. juolU MAGAZINES.— Harper, for January^ Palaatn, for January. Godey, for January third supply. Grabnm, for January; second supply. Peterson, for January; 17 ceota. Hallow, for January; 10 cents. BUrk wood, for Jauuftry. Subscriptlou to four British Tleviows and Blackwood *lO Those who would nave 2u per cent lu subscribing by the year, or buying single copies or the above, fhould call at t „ SAMUEL li. LATJPFKK’S, l ai) 3 •_ No. 97 Wood street. BOOKS! BOOKS!.' RilrtV. Both Unit: by Fanny Fern ; sixth supply. Life of Barnoffl, by himself; fifth supply. Lift) of Hornes Greeley; third supply. Ido May; by Mary London; third supply Ilarpor, for January; fifth supply. Putnam, for January ; fourth supply. Graham, for January ; fourth supply. Godey, for Jnutiary; sixth supply. Knickerbocker, for January. Frank Leslies Ladles’ Qaretto. Frank Leslie’s New York Journal, for January; n new monthly Maga*lno,devoied*to'rom&nce > general literature, science and urt; prico 18 coots. All the above just received and for sale at the cheap Book Store of SAM’L. B. LAUFFEII, jnn!3 87 Wocd afreet. J—Puddleford nod Its People: by H. 11. PUTNAM'S MONTULY, FOR PEURUA*Y.—CoaMNTS! Portraits of contributors, author of “ Cuba,” A<j.; Diplomacy and Cannon Bulla ; Living in the Country; Na tional Defence; Prometheus and Kpimetheus; Nature in Motion; Two Littlo Stars; My Three Conversations with Miss Chester; Glimpses of French Llfo—The Restoration; Tho Mountain Winds; Mining Vanities; Israel Potter! or Fifty Years of Exile; The Old Woman who Dried Up and Blew Away; Otilla; A Pedagoguo in Georgia; A Water Study; The Progress of our Political Virtues; Editorial Notes. For sale by 11. MINER A CO- Jnn2s No. 32 Bmlthfield street. Law Books. I AM authorized to sell low some valuable Law Boohs. 10 vols. Pa. Reports, by Barr; Bourier’s Institutes; Greenllef’s Evidence; Wharton’s Digest, last ed^ And other Reports, Elementary Works, Ac. oeo. p. gillmore; at the office of Morning PobL PIANO POKTE FOB $l76.—A good Kosewood rase octaro Plano Porte, wcrth when new $226, will l>u sold lor S*76, cash. . Also, a Plano for rant, at the old established Piaoo De •pot of— - CHARLOTTE BtUMB, & llB Wood street. W r«*. v 'r; - 13 ' j _ *T* - i 1 * . •>' <Vt -r?,i ■ >.. ■ i' t J" f i >»'..'■ ' -t r f " 'l. - •' *' ‘i. kL“t* 'V t £ K* -* Brof. Wood»« nalr Hwatorntlve. No article of seiniUar kind, now before the public, enjoys a better reputation aa a restorative and invigora* ting hair tonic. .Its peculiar chemical auaiilh-a hare o beneficial effect upon -the growth and character of the hair Siring a silky an! glossy texture to that which was former ly of a coarso and' dry nature. It has also a tendency to presorre tho youthful color and oppearanco of the hair and destroying or counteracting the effects of age. 'with such recommendations in Its favor, we hardly perceive how any lady or gentleman should bo without to valuable an adjunct to the toilet. Persons who have used it from the age of sixty-four down, declare it to be the most perfect ar tide to 6ccuro the objoct intended ever yet produced. Gray hair, whether producod by the slow progress of time, or by any of tho causes which whiten tbo locks prematurely is restored to a healthy, lively appearance, and all the disa grecahlo effects of dryness, the accumulation of dandruff or like impurities, aro removed. From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertiser, 27 School si Boston, March 20,18:4 Piter. Woon: Bear Sir—Having bocomo prematurely •lulte gray, I was induced same dx weeks since, to make trlkl of your Hair Restorative. I have used less than two bottles,-but tbo gray hairs hare all disappeared; and al though my hair has uot fully attained its original /-olor yet the*proceas of change is gradually goiog on, and I have great hopes that, in a short time, my hair will be as da»k as formerly. I havoatsobeen much gratified at the healthy moisture and vigor of the hair, which before was harsh and dry, and it has ceased to come out os formerly. Respectfully Yours, D. C H. Rupp. Prof. \Fo6d: Bear Sir—My hair commencod falling off vome three or four years since, and continued to do so until I became quite bald. I tried ail the popular remedies of the day, but to no offect; at last l was induced to use your cel ebrated Hair Restorative, and am very happy to ny it is doing wonders. I have now a fine growth or young hair and cheerfully recommend Us use to all similarly afflicted’ C. T , , A WIILUMSOS, 123 Eecond street, fit. Louis, March 7th, 1854. T . _ Carltle, 111, June 27th, 1853. I have u.«ed Prof. 0. J. Wood’s Hair Restorative, and have admired its wonderful effect. My hair was becoming, as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the use of his Restora tive, it has resumed Its original color, and,l have no doubt permanently bo. Btdvbt Bresse, ’ Ex-Senator, United States. „ „ Vincennes, Indiana, Juno 15th, 1853. Prop. 0. J..Woon: Bear Sir—As you am at out to mauu lacturfl extensively and rend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, I will state, for whomsoever It may conrern, that I bare nred it, and known others uro it; that I have for several years boon in the habit or using oth«r Hair Re storatives, and thet I find yours va-tlysuperiortoßuyotbKr l know, it entirely cleanses the head cf dandruff, and with oue month’s proper use will restore any person** hair to the original youthful color and texture, giving it h hnalUiy, soft, and glossy appearance, and all thi* without discoloring the bands that apply it, or the dress : n which it drops. I would, therefore, recommend its nee to f-verv one desirous of having a fino color and texture to hair Respectfully yours, Wilson Kjvo. Fcr sale by 0. J. WOOD A CL, Proprietors, ft* Proud way. New lork.aud lit Market street, St. Louis Mo Pri.-e, $1 and $2 p-r bottle. Sold at Dr. 0. 11. K EYSKR'S Drug Blore,l4oWuo,j*.:r.-t -*lgn of the Golden Mortar. frMti-d*w ’ Back * Limbs, SWo, Head, Breast, Throat, Spine, Mu'cles, Worms iu. the Skin, Bcalp Bissau*, Milk Crust, Dry .Tetter, Erysipelas, Ueruiaeho, Chafes, Neuralgia, Cracks Sun P-in, £cald«, Burn*, . Pore L-gs. Tiroat, Rheumatism. Prbv 26 cento per bottle. S Id wboWle and retail at Dr. KEI SEIi'S, UO Hied rtrnel; JOKI, MOHLER'S, Lib arty itrwt, auj at J P. FLEMING’S, Alhyhaoy ,-jty. Jjo2b:d*W Important to t’enous ftHllcied with lier nlo, or Iluptureof the Bowel*, amt the danger of Strangulation by neglect- Ing It. The right course f»r any on* to pumas who may U uf llkted with Rupiurv, la to procure a good Trusswv.il adapted to the ruptured pa,!*, i n order u rwUill t h« jnH.-udlui; portion of the bowel* This L« cf:en neglected, and the bowel leaving tho patient not only In a suffering but Jaag-rou* condition. I have always „u Uad. and d»?Iy adapt, tie most Improved Trusts; atrr.j,.T *bbb in MARSH’S RADICAL CCftK TUU?S. whifb«Hl really produce a radical cure In a short time. Of conree tberfc are cu#? when no Tnvs will cure, but in a rs-d ms jortty cf re«lac*bi» ILmibi, or Rapture. thU Truss will cure. I bate f*v»rj varioty cf Tnv.sc*, from 60 cento to £:u ; alma large sw>rtmi»at of CHILDREN'S TRUSSES ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC STOCEINQS, tor rarlnwe broken or enlarged rcius; PILE PROPS, fur the relief and cure of PtUs; SHOULDEa MUCKS, for men w.iafn and children; SUSPENSORY 11ANDAUKS, aud CY.'ry variety of mechanical appliance ured In th» cure of di.*va«e. Call and examine them at my Drog Store, No Hd Wuxi street, corner of Virgin alley ; ilgscf the Leiden Mnrur. ffcbl’idaw) DR. GEO. If. KEY3ER. •6V* Proclamation—Where**, the extraordinary and unprecedented demand tor that Invaluable preparation, WRIGHTS PREMIUM KATHARIoN, hs* induced ufirlcua person* to palm oft other article similar in uamo and ap pearance, but absolutely worthless, which baa a tendency to Injur* the reputation of the genoloe article, purchasers ahoold be particular to ask for W,iyhCt Premium lUtUa rion, and they may rvly on receiving an articlo unequalled for its virtues tor restoring a decayed head of buir, for a cool, refreshing and delightful application during the hot weather, removing all disagreeable sensations of dmiunss and headache, and for the toilet it has nerar had an equal tn Its pleasant and delightful fragrance. Its thousands of toAtimcciala are a auQdont guarantee for Its completely restoring a decay*! head of hair; for rc moving all dandruff; for prvrentlng Us falling off, who'her from flckni‘«.« or disease; and for entirely dispensing with the uecority of using hair dyes, as it excito- the awr*Lions, producing a supply of Us natural pigment or coloring mat ter, giving the hair a dark, glossy appearance, with a luxu riant growth. For sale by every druggist in the city, and by drug-rista and merchants throughout the United Mated. " A liberal discount 10 wholesale dealers. Price ’Jo cents a bottle. PETER T. WRIGHT A CO-, 211 Market st , Philadelphia. For sale by GEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, iltsburgh. Janl.alawtim is timin'* Superflue Toilet Soap. ALMoND SOAP, prepared lrom the purest and best ma terials . it gives Ibti skin n luxuriant brilliancy, and imparts to the bauds a delightful almon-l odor. MUleCcurs, Ullve Oil, TJ rldeco, Uouqocta, Nymph, llenry. Pistachio, Drown Windsor, Palmyrene, Patohoul/, Mar»hmailow, Brown Omnibus Cocoa, Hazelnut Oil, Palm Omnibus, ’ Verbena, Spring Ploacis, Lilac, Ambroml, Jenny Lind, Circadian, Murk, SpcrmacHUTnblet, Pondno, Ac. 1 would respectfully solicit the attention of the ladies of Philadelphia tn my Persian LotJon.rr Liquid Lily Blount, Tor rendering the skin soft and fair. Also, my Amygdaline L'ti.m, for removing freckles, pimples and asperity Of the face, Klul to Impart to the rkin delicate elasticity. Fayurdfl A Blayn’s Papier for Rheumatism, Palos, Irrita tions of lbs Chest, Lumbago, Wouuds, Burns and Corns tv auperior Freach article, universally used throughout Europe. The subscriber continues to manufacture his celebrated Rose, Almund and Ambrotdal SaaVtso Caiaus, which are unequalled by any In tbit country or In Europe, and for which he received a Prize Medal at thd World’s Fair, Lon don. To be kiul of the principal Druggists In Pittsburgh, and throughout the li uitt»d State*. X. BAZIN, Manutocturer nnd Importer of Perfumery, No. 114 Chestnut street, below Fourth, Philadelphia. janS2xlA«lu) Id Ml’* WAM SLINK would rospoetfully inform his pupils an i friends that be will continue hid profession up iuslruclor f o the PIANO POHTK and VOICE. Orders loft •' t Mr. KLEBKH’S Music Store, or at his resi dence, No. 187 SECOND Street, will be promptly attended aus Iron City Commercial College. lAFAYETTE BUILDINGS, comer of Wood and Fourth A Streets. Faculty,— MlLLAH A 11R0., Principals and Professor* of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship, JOHN BARKY, Principal of the Book-keeping Department, and Lecturer on all important business transactions. JOHN FLEMING, (anther of Fleming’s new and improved ayatem of Book’ keeplog,) will examine and deliver weekly lectures on the Science of Accounts. JAMES U. UOPKJNS, member of Lho Pittsburgh Bur, Lecturer on Commercial Law. • Although but a short time established, this Institution Is in a most prosperous nod flourishing condition, now numbering one hundred students, which eshit.its a popu larity and success perhaps never attained in so short a time by any other Commercial College. The Book-keeping department, und«r the able supervision of Mr Barry,!* uoeaualled in this city. Prof. MJUar A Bro/ssystem of writing is entirely new. and in many te-pects superior to any other system, for the corroboration of which they ap peal to muny persons in Pittsburgh who Imvo already re ceived instruction from them. Prof. Millar has taught Penmanship In ail the principal cities tud towns in this country for the last eleven years,doriug which time he bus Instructed upwards of hfteen thousand persota. Young men who desire a thorough commercial education will here find inducements offered to them unequalled in the West. Let Übo dhtiuctly understood that jic student shall got a diploma from this College unless ho is capable of entering on the duties of mercantile life. Every satis faction guaranteed. College open from BA. M. till 10 P. M. New students received at any tim< during the year. No extra charge for Arithmetic. FRANK VAN QOKDER boa just received a large and beautiful assortment of MoorniDg Collars, Bi©eves and Betts in Crape, Tarleton and Swiss, black l&cc and gauze Veils, black Hosiery and Gloves, In wool, cotton, and silk; Ribbons, Belts, and Crapes, in all qualities. Alexander A Bajou's best Kid Gloves can always be found &t No. 83 MARKET STREET, corner ef the Dia mond. novl7 BY a sober, Industrious young man, who will devotehia entire time to bii business, a SITUATION AS SHIP PING CLERK in a Wholesale or Rot&il Warehouse, or As sistant Book-Keeper, or a place in a Grocery or l)ry Good? Btore; and will make himself generally useiut to bis em ployer. A note addressed through the Post Office to ‘‘A. B. D.,” or loft at the office of the “ Post,” will receive prompt attention. *ct3l:tf Notice to Owners and Consignees of , Bloom*, Pig Metal, Ae« OWNERS and Consigners of Pig Metal, Blooms, Castings, Engines, Boilers, Mill and Building Stones, and other articles upon the Allegheny wharf, aro hereby notified that unless the same aro removed by the 20th of Fobruary, Inst, they will be subjected to a charge of 60 cents per ton for every twentv-four hours they are suffered to remain aftor that data, lu accordance with the provisions cf an or dinance regulntlng*the wharf. WJJ. SCOTT, feb!2;lw Wharf Master Allegheny Wharf Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad stock win be taken at par in oxchango for a good Farm of 100 acres, 2\4 mile* north of New Brighton, if called for soon, 1 Enqulre'of THOMAS WOODS, jan22;tf 75 Fourth street, ■■ - ijy-’ ’• * , s ♦ •*, * 4 - ft;.-; • . ' 1 ' , ‘ Hnrrell’a Indian Liniment, ccKts paiss w tne TKY IT ONCB Instructions In Music MOURNING GOODS' Wanted, ' - ' r -- »£ », *• ' - r. ?. - ‘ ' , ‘V TO LET, FOR SALE, &c. RENT—-Tim' Brick Dwelling House, containing 7 room* and hall, being N 0.59 Hand street, between inberty and Penn streets. Rent sies, including water tax. ■ , . a T. B. YOUNG A CO., Jgf*: 33 Sinithfield street. r PO LhT-A two story Brick Dwelling House, on Centre 1 Avenue. Apply to u. MINER A CO , ——r _ No. 32 StnilbfleM str-et IV J w lt > UJ!IOUTUN —A Ono Farm of 103 acr.'j, all level land and in a good atnto of enllivation. with a lam ?n mB i * SWdl Orchard or grafted frnit, never ®P^ n £ B » plenty of Goal, good Barns and tenant Honaoa; situated in the neighborhood of Church's FcEl MIHMc. and convenient to New Brighton. *35 an acre OfflclT?' 8 ’ iC - ° PPI7 at tbe “W •"labll.hed Keal Estate 8. CUTBIIKRT 4 SON, - J “ o3 ° __ liO Third street. K*?“ T fCBBS OE EXCELhIiNT hAND'FOR 'SALE- a Peasant location, at about a quarter of a mHo ™ U ,^ rty F 4 Kailroatl gution • ‘ a . D * House ami Stable, a variety of brurioc a i Brg ? Qzt ' it ‘ n ' antl K The land b all chared uni under good fence. Price $l/03. k>rte-ms 4c_, apply jo s. CUTHBKKT A SON, 1 140 Third street. I v A Tlnn tNO r E t' l ,i' l ' l! " —J?or '" ll “ “ comfortable lJwolling fn?,’ “h h i“ ’ p!irlor ’ dluing-room, kitchen, goodeeb AltoS » K < ?n ro “, lna - Tho lDt h, “ “ f>ont ° f « f«t OU In the i”fV by IOJ a °“ p - A wall ° r it°°d water and numn in the kitchen, out-oven and stable, garden, fruit "Z *° W * Terms » in remainder in three * fJJ, S. CUTHBJSKT 4 SON, UP Third efr^t. U M'kl'0 1 'street 1 BO U>l ~ u teul trout on IMce S2to. 1 “ y 80 doc 'P> ai ‘tatcd In Birmingham. f 20rert rW 4 E '" ,t Bi ™it»ttmm, each having a iia 20 fMt on W<il ‘ llo “’ »‘roet l.j CO deep. Brice of Jih febl „ S- CUTUIiEItT & SO.\\ ■ No. 240 Third street. A AOKErPblt tacoT-Fo'r ton 1 * ldn "‘ t ‘ d thr ““ “He* from Prince *siw»ss.®« sSaff-^aSSSs ■ —■ . 140 Third street. A G by°?o? 0D C “™“ Btr -' la wslSS^- 1 - — _st oJTu'e of the Morning Post with a lot of 17 I-f.t front on liaarnr strpet, by I°Q Veto fl trect ; or $ ll,lOO fora Dwelling ilous, or dining room, kitchen, cellar, and 4 bed rooms, with a large yard, pump, hydrant, stable, out-oven, Ac. aeruia of payment, vtty easy Jl n ’« 8 UUTUBBRT* SOMIO Third «t. AFAIIM Ob' IGU AOltnß Foil 8A i,K^-situaie<l — 7 tuilee Irom Funalugtoo, Vn, n the road leading to Bruce hrliliae. 6 or"! 1 'T 7 M ttu lis ° r l ’' oc<i duality, with good ~j : T L ! f Bf “ d tr«. a , „„ d i, wen water .tea, ,b * X No. 140 Third street. 1 Sunj; In Birminglmm’ 'TIZ lV£ Uou.-e. nu Carpenter’s alley, with a largo vSd A i i ntl * 7 f A a »o r U of fnr, o"' S ,’ ,rr,!tl *«•<•“ Slxth^tL£»4rO™ t A liouwh, nn Grant street, near the Public w,.|. nr ,i A large three story (louse, nu Uo=3 street at h«ad of Fifth f l"*' lUI1 ' on d wt Pit, fc'| B b lane'.- Building, t.n Fifth street. A large Ptore S' on bour-b street. A,,|,ly to s. tBTII HURT i SON t-* 1 *- Nu. Wo Third street. UIiUCLUy STUItK, m“tho Centre nt 10.0 : &£% >£P “ ,h ' K,n - W *’%swf»saK ,ta: ... _ 76 Fourth street. HALF,—A superior YlKSi] on The iVrfy ( ic‘uiTp7^ I Hoad, eight miliffl from the city, of 100 acres ; puitahl* tor a cardeuer. It hi in 500.1 order, and ha< all tbo buiij ueoxsiry tor a homo. of THOMAS WOODS, . .... 76 Fourth street. FOft SALE VEItY CHE APT AliUiuDTN'd I.OT IS ALLEGHENY CITY, Uvt hy 1M A i?w*l bargain out bo had hy apidrio? rv*n at thu utllcoi th* MOitNING POsT. ' jyi^tf CALK —Ao excellent Yrnri* Hour# ami Lot on ltHt;nc:i vticet, All.vbeny citr, at ft very low rat** Ku -I Q .lru , THOMAS WOODS, _A\ M :r_ 75 Fourth street. Land for Sale. IS?< lA ACHES OF LAND IN FOItKST COUNTY, near to*’ Clarion river. TW* laud iy heavily timbered has hq «lent s-iU, andl* said L.c*nUio auabuudnuceof irt-a ore, and a thick rein of bituminous ,'oal. The Venan ro railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run very Dear to it, if not directly across it. The MUUown creek ruo« through it. AUSO.yuGarres In Kit couoty. well timbered and watered ao l Kicr near the route of [he Sonbory noil Krle railroad No better in vestment conlj lie made ilian in themlenda The completion of the Buobury ami Krle, the Alle-tieny t| , il".v.a,ij the Amanfo railroad* through ti.nt region »lli render the coal, Inin her, Iron ore and mil of ertai raloe. Koqulreof C li M. r'Mil'll Attorney at Law, No ] [7 Fourth ‘treat. cuiLUiAu lot Koii saiTk, A ca Btrt'tft, and extending !,° 'r' "," ?' «■> tb» Uck port of t!,« Lot ii a Cellar wall, built for I*o email Hoorn *. This Lot I; in a durable location for a residence; and a ill be sold low, aud on favorable terms. Titlu and clear from Incumbrance. Enquire of GKO. *\ OILLMORK,' iTld Ad Ofllee of Morning Tost. WMAU- FAttM FOU^ALfi— -Oumbtiui; oi Jii acrro oa O in oultiTotloo; with a new Frame Dwelling nous.- cowl Well at the dtwr, u Log Uou.w, hub:*, Ac - a Sugar Camp c.f 400 trw-s. u d J u j-oa 1 Beach nn l Apply Orchard ; aituate teu miira frcci GalliopoiD, in Gallia county, Ohio’ !’ritMrsl2ao tcro. 8. CUTIIBKKT & goN\ l4oThird Btrotsh GOOD ThNANTc* WANTED, for the folfowinir and Si ore Rooms: T«o Dwelling Houses am! Store Rooms c.u Third street. A large More Room on Fourrh rtiwt, near Word. That Bpnetous Hall on Fourth street, (Carro's IfulL) A large Tavern Stand in Hast Bh tningbain. A Dwelling House on Sixth street. A Dwelling liouFß, of S rooms, oo Logan rtn-ct. A large Uuusu on Ro-s, at the head cf Fifth street. A llou.-e, of 11 rooms, on Bedford otreet. A Dwelling House on Water street, nenr Grant. A Dwelling House in Birmingham, near the Fern' Land log. Apply to 8. CUTIIBERT A SO'? J n ® 16 140 Third street. Hotel Tor Lease* RILEY'S HOTEL, (formerly known «s the Lamabtin* House.) is offered Ft lease on favorable terms. Being situated ou the corner of Fourth street and Grant. Dear to lb* Court House, and about midway Iron the Mmemgnhda Wharf end the /Vnn*y. r rjnta DejtU, It is one of the most pleasant, convenient ami desirable locations In tbo city. The Hotel will be fu*nuhed. It desired, and leased for a term of yean, romtm-nring from the first of April next For further information apply to JOSEPH S. A A. P. MORRISON. AU’vs, Ofilee No. 143 Fourth ft., Pittsburgh. JentSMiwtf THIS COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION. Orpanurtl for Q>t Encouragement and General Diffusion of LxUmiurt and Um Fine Arts on a new and nnjVn.t/ ntan NEW ASSOCIATION IS DESIGNED To ENCOUR -1 #£»• ami popuUrizo the Pint* Art*, and disseminata pure in.*! wholefomo Literature throughout the country For thia purpose a Gallery of Art is to bo permanently founded whiv-h will each jear contain a choice and valuable eullcc’ lion of l’aluljog.s Statuary, Ac. For Free Distribution. Tho Association will also publish and issue to it« mem bt-rs each year, the best Literature of the <lav, consisting of tho moat popular Monthly Magaziueg, Reviews, and pic- L>rlal Library work*. Tho 018 corn of the Association for ISM have the pleasure of announcing that tho subscription books for the current year are row open, and that the first annual distribution of A orks of Artcontnined in the above Gallery will take plnee on February 28tb;on which occasion there will be distribu ted among the members of the AssociaUan, free of char-e several hundred superb Works of Art, among which will be ibe original and world-renowned statue of Uirain Rowers The Greek. 1 purchased ut nn expense of over $5,000! Also, n largo and very choice collection of magnificent OTL PAINTING® con sitting of tho best productions of celebrated American and Foreign Artists, among which are the works of ®cnUg Meeker, Rend, Kem-eO, Gtlswold, Clough, Frnnkomudn aud other eminent American Arlists, which, with the con stant editions made through an agent new in Europe will render this by Tar the most complete Gallery of Art in the United States. The Literature published for dissemination among the members of the \s soeiation, tor 1854, will consist of the following Monthly Magazines, Reviews, Ac., viz: Harper’s, Putnam, lUaek wood, Knickerbocker, Godey’s Lady’s Book. Graham's Msg nzine.aiul tho Lllastrated'Mngaxinn of Art. together with the following Quarterly H.,views, re-printed in New York. vi«: Westminster, London Quarterly, North British, and Edinburgh. This Association is opon to all; any persoo mny become a metntw-r on the payment of *3, which entitles him to a membership and any ono of the above Magazines or Reviews for one year, and also afrcetideX In the annual distribution of Statuary, Paintings, Ac. All who take five memberships aro entitled to any five of the Magazines ono rear, and sit tickets in tho distribution. The wide-spread fame of the aboTa periodicals renders It needles to say anything In their praise, ns It is conceded that, as literary organs, they urn f«r in ndmnrc of any others in the world. The publisher’s price of each is inva riably $3 n year; ibus by becoming a member of iliis Asso ciation, it uecuroa to ait the two fold bnncflt of throe dollars’ worth of sterling literature and & ticket in the distribution of the most magnificent collection of choice works of Art in thn country. LITI’KLLi'S LIVING AGE, TfVcWy, will be furnished one year and two mombetshipfl for sti. The Gallery of the Association is located nt Sandusky Oity, where superb granite buildings have been erected for it, and in whose spacious saloon the whole collection of Paintings aud Statuary will be exhibited. Theuet proceeds derived from the sale of memberships, aro devoted expressly to tho purchase of Works of Art for the ensuing year. The increasing interest felt in the advancement of the Fine Arts warrants thn belief that this will, with the powerful aid of Literature, become at once univer sally populur, as it not only cultivates and encourages tho Kino Arts, but disseminates sterling Literature throughout the land, thereby adapting itself to the present wants Bnd tastes of the American people, enabling both rich and poor to make their homos pleasant and attractive, by the aid of Sculpture. Paintings, und the best reading matter which tho wido range ot American and Foreign Literature affords. A few of the peculiar advantages derived by joining this Association are— Ist. All persons get the full value of tbeir subscription at the start, in the shape of sterling Magazine .literature. 2d. They are ai tho same tlmu contributing toward pur chasing choice Works of Art, which are in turn to be dis tributed among themselves free of charge. 2d. Each member is also directly encouraging and patron izing tho Arts and Artiste of tho country, disbursing many thousands of dollars through Us agency. Those who purchase Magazines at bookstores will observe that by joining this Association, they receive tho Magazine and /res ticXei in the annual distribution, all at the same price they now pay for the Magazine alone. All persons on becoming members, tan have their Maga zine commence with any month they choose, and rely on its being moiled to them promptly ou tho first of every m nth, direct from the New York and Philadelphia publish ers. Back numbers furnished if desired. Books open to receive names at the Eastern office, New York, or Western office, Sandusky. Persons remitting funds for membership, should mark letters, “Registered,” and state the month with which they wish their Magazines to commence, and also their post office address in full, on the receipt of which, a certificate of membership, together with the Magazine desired, will be forwarded to any part of tho country. JttS* Offices of the Association, at tho Knickerbocker Mag azine office, 248 Broadway, New York, and at No. TGO Water street, Samlusky, Ohio. Address, (qt either office,) C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. & L. A. Memberships may also be obtained at No 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, of * ’ oct2s:d2aw*wtf GEO. TI. KETSER, Druggist. Celestials, Slianguals and Muscovies, ATTEND AT NO. 10 WOOD STREET, where yon wilt fiud a complete assortment of the above styled OAPB, together with ® Inrge stock of 811 k and Hash Caps, which •will he sold at a great reduction on former prices, to-closa the stock for the season. jBD<3 the PENNSYLVANIA REV. DR. COvf£i""“ RAILROAD. RHEUMATIC pi 11,6 Ttatfcd;'" *%** a^ dcand } B ***»^*r r^ malor y, ■ weattrn States, br a continuous IndKny ditret ™‘ h : ! CTrai!C > awl Mercurial RhamaUm. *w ij ; „n‘f. at w bar^ h - " !1 * J:,u * ‘' *•■« ■ Z ,?to &««*>, and other Dluaui „>«((« !; ‘>‘»Wi-ataro , iiva r -,ana.t() | e v l ,i„ n aa..,is,“. the Muscular-Syitm. . . I taiki;making 8™“ AN AIUUY 0F TESTIMONY as Dr. Com'. by which PKEIQIIT can be forwarded to and from iho Rheumatic Pills havo called forth from, alt clataea, « u i I ?^^^^ mor#Byou ‘ CT “*- (In boxes,) Furs, Feathers, Ac.. ;JBoe.per ICOIba. 1 •**»*UY.STAaiS. OF HIIECM ATISM. . SECOND CLASS.—Books and .Stationery,) I whe!iM r accompanied by that tarribia sensibility of tha S^.°^s. ( ig,^. H,ml,? "- *~r fcper 100ttra - £S£. , iS ! £!rtSS2fih/h*. THIRD CLASS—Anvils, Rvgging, Bacon ( , _ Chronic BhenmitLm rCCd " \ hl: ! lc, ' m and Pork, (In bulk,) Homo, Ac } Mc P er changing aympt o m»“bich?m»^l C M ,)p, ‘ ! ’, or the ' "«• lOCRTII CLASS —Coffee, Fish, Eacon and | r , lm . of this ta-ofran c^piata?■reeometlincs the characteristics *"*• (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil; J esc. per IOOIbs. Oollke tha “Smgnw practice of m. „’ ■ , “ sh, pP 1 1 D S Go<xis from any point East ot Phlladel- which some sapient medicos consider that) ffi v J ?, lrl c ,V !or l ° mark Package -rfa Pennsylvania treating Jtbeumatian,:thtag triPhnfi l A aaastSD'O to tha Agents of this Road' f. a,a ° forces, invigorate the conimnUon and' th™' 11 ,‘ h “ .it, be feraarded wiUtaut «£-' *« S^lv 0 Pittsburgh Airown and 0I P (!la Wood thef.b,«e priudptawk Meldrum J f B ,' Lonisvilta; Kyc It £ “<* »P«ad, and intensifies, while it fpradV IW tatal'oi bmo v m ! l J i?n ,slD r lls,l ' ; Ratcliff A Co., St. Lonl^Mo- S dencles of the malady. v weiuUil ten. S. Mitchell ft Bon, ’ ‘ Cautioi*«-BewAr© of Counterfeit* ft ' IL 11. HOUSTON. _ Re particular, and enquire tor Rev. SAMUEL rnvttr »a General Freight Agent. Philadelphia. RHEUMATIC PILLS, and eeo (bat the boses hare onthf H. J. LOMBAERT, ?°^ 0 „ wra PW hf a signature, connterslened by a ll Sapenntendant, Altoona. Pa. General Agent, 192 Eroadway, New York w!iW.V ■ which none aro a enuixb. ' *. * iUon * PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAD. T n 5P DAILY THROUGH TRAINB, between Pbilodel- A *>*£“, and THE MORN TNG MAIL TRAIN loaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 7li, 4. M., and Pitt*, burgh for Philadelphia at 7, A. M. THE PAST LINE leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 1 p. it., and Pitts phl|adelphiaatl,P.M. THE NIGHT EXFRESS IRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11. P. M.,and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at 10, P. M. The üboTo lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads v an^/ r f ,1 T SL .Lottis, Mo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111 • Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Torre llaute. SlßdjPon, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati. Pay t°n, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleve land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with the Steam Pocket Coats from and to New Oalcasb. Ft. Loots, Louisville and Cincijuati. * plSq° USII Ticket:i Cfin 1)6 taii t 0 01 frora either cf the above ior further particulars, see handbills at the different Htarting points. Pa.<y*, B gers from the West will find this the goriest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balt!- more, New York, or Costoo. THOS. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia. 50 „, n , J.MKSKISIEfI, J BD,S ' J Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh. CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH K.ULUOAO. ... . IN CONNECTION WITH THE , OHIO ana Pennsylvania Railroad. , . . VIA ALLIANCa I ~, Hhorte st, Quickest and most reliat-le ronte to Toledo Wand, Galena, and 6t. Ix.uk, Is VIA This route Is can tmndi ed miles shorter and about eitrht DIANAPOLI3 '° CU;ag °’ lhaD the 'ir'oitous one VIA IN- I“™“ M'r ® nU 1 n » Pittsburgh and Cleveland, Cleveland and Chicago. andTu.S:'w a r ?^ h n O SS r C 8 Wr " SO ""Wo hours, VIA ALLIANCE. M.^SiB.2o. IVM? 0 * '° C “’ TB " ,ml “< The Trains or the Ohio and Peuna. Railroad, leave Pitta burgh at 3.00 A. 4L, 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. M.* allccn atTo w a A : M IQ 9‘A W i’. t v lrainfl which arriTe in Cleveland at n ° 4 ’ A - M -> 2 - a ' , » 1 • M., and 8.45, p. M. Pasoengeiii for Toledo, Chicago, Bt. Louis, Reck Island Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through with* SJOA M l,sn n ’| ¥ll ' tat* the train leaviog Pittsburgh at ? °?, A - M v a ° d ferine in Cleveland at 2.20 I*. M.. aa that ■.4 ,r.h",n y ,h r “ ,n t h! ’ ' rhi - ch '■ |OSC “"no.-lions arc mads ih. n» h to the ature points. Passengers by this truin rjjuhCliKago at , JO next morning and St. Loui, at mid b ri™S algM hours. Th. Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago leave as at 7.30 and 2.30 A. H , 7 45 P T arrfre at Chicago at 11.00 P. SL, 7.00 A. M. and liw a Trams leave for Rock Island and St. Louis ns follow- Leave Chicago at 9.15 A. M , 10.05 and 11.00 P. M. Jos!f S n4?fi? ! ° r St Lou , is *° °'' er ,tocl: ts| aod Railroad to Jo.iet.aad thence over the Chicago suid Mississippi Railroßd u Alton, and thence ty Steamboat (23 miles) to St. LonU. f!*S, d” ra A - 51, Train arrive in St. Loula at m «i£y ? ° S ’ onJ b ? tbe 10 - 0;i . P- 71- Train at nooD C rr kt ' i Um, ?« h . 10 Cle»la«.|, and there re tnecSod tor Chicago aoJ Bt. Louis SAKE VIA ALLIANCE AND CLEVELAND To a'v u°"r' T -^^ l *> <****>•.-» rSi Cl velaod 4 00 La Salle 11 00 Id 50 Tok.lo o 00 Bock Island, 10 60 13 50 pf*” 1 0 1 b 00 | St. Louie 19 5o 15 50 nliwlrf’.lf'n*” r& l“ e f 6j , !o procure their tickets at the _*!? JA - CAMOnE^h. OHIO AHD FEHHSYLVAHIA EAILSOAD. „ „ . New Arrangement. COMMENCING FEES UA It T 23,1864. MAIL TRAIN loaves Pittsburgh at 8 A JI; dines at Alll ance; takes tea at Crestline, and makes a close eon e^t'i'°h4 h i' ! i? *’! h i lsst Train, reaching Cincln n&ti about 12 o clock at night. * RSS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh a> 3 o’clock, P. M., i ri h 0 D .r the E *P re!a train from Philadelphia, Vl'i.l Z Cr “* l, ““ at 11.30 P- Mv connecting with the Night fcdtpress which reaches Cincinnati ih the morning Re?^f4 CnS s a 7“.? 1: “' J “”, i ,' hth “ Ohio anJ Indiana, knd «d tom i.“nS“ ' 118 f ° r BaJ ' tm - Indl “ n “I >oli ' Connections arc made with Cleveland, Monroeville. San dusky, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with Encyrns, Upper Sandusky, lorest, and the towns on the Mad Hirer Itohd o^The^'S^r 011 ' *”“*• «* ‘-ns . ar f toCmcianatl $7; to IndianapolisJS: to Davton *8 50* to Toledo $0 ; to Columbus $5,25; to Zanesville $5,10; to Cleveland $4. Through tickets to Louisville at reduced hetursihgi TUB KXPBESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at 115 P M and reaches Pittsburgh at BXO P M, connecting with the fa *Vr a T?v D i throufih in Cfleun hours to Philad flphia, MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 2.30. A. M. or. the av rival of the Night Kxpnw Train from CincianatL and arrive?at Pittsburghat 11.40, p M u J™* ? I H Q -S T ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Uavaa A Jl, amf 1.15 p m. M ’ “ DJ 5P M ’ ,nd New Bflfblon at 0 FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A M, and B P M-, and arrives at 4.JJO A M, and 4.30. p JL Tho Trains do not run on Sunday. TicJvOts or further information, apply at the ticket T°o e prniwv 011 ! 0 £ n<l Railroad Company, of „°* C at v he corncr offic e under tho Monogahela House, Pittsburgh, or of * GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent, Federal street Station. JOII.. KELLY, Passenger Agent. PITTSBIIRCB, ST. LOWS AND NEW ORLEANS. MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE. RAILROAD TO CHICAGO THENCE BY CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Ail Air Lina Boats from Chicago to St. Loaia, I RAINS LEAVE CHICAGO daily (Snudays cxeopted) A °« urM of Express Train of Miehlgan Southern and CVntrai Railroads— Ist. ST. LOUIS DAY MAIL fc's A M 2d.- “ “ NIQIIT EXPRESS 10:05,’ P.' 51.' Trams run through to St Louis in fourteen hours, via Bloom iugUm, Bpringdeld and Alton, tot thout change of car 8 or baggage connecting at Alton with 0«,.y Line of Packets ‘ umc 7 end ICeoknk, and at St. Louis with FIRST CLASS STEAMERS FOR NEW ORLEANS and intermediate points on the Mississippi, and with regular lines of -teanierM for Kansas and Council Bluffr b TIME FROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOUIS 38 HOURS ch ? cko,J though to St. Louis, on Michigan Cen tral and Southern Trains, and at the depot in Chicago. E> P. HOLLISTER, Chicago, RICHARD P. MORQ.VN, J.f S'^SSZL' 4 «"»- to 84 ■ Lool ». *>7 thi » routo, can be obtained In Pittsburgh, at OSee> of Cleveland and Pitta Imrgu and Ohio and Penasjlrania Railroads. feop2T:6ci Spectacles. IN Til E MOST valuable triumphs of science and art, the invention of Spactncloa rank* with the highest Tho experi’ncod Optician overcomes th.i advances of nature and comers upon Uw aged-sighted Abo Inestimable advan tage of retamiog tho noblest of his senses. Vet great injury is constantly resulting to thousands from ignorance on the part of venders, or of those who venture to choose for them- Torre are many requisites attending the solection of J\* V ?T T ° f fi M of thß “•< Proper con yexity, the beet form and adjustment of tho frame, so as to preserve llio parallelism with the eye for distant vision or lor near vision, to throw tho plane of each glass at rioht angles to tlio u.vis of vision for each eye; to briDg the ex* net centre of each glass precisely opposite the pupil; to hare the position ol' the glasses perfect, both horizontally and vertically, <Ct\, 4c. IJf From long experience in fitting glasses, united with a perfect knowledge of the structure *.r tho eye. we can premise scientific accuracy, and thus aid much in the pre servation of the eye. 1 Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, carefully selected of the b-st qualities, for sale. Also, glasses fitted, 4c. f , n • WIL3ON, Practical Optician, C7 Market of Fourth. To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers 1#»(l Manufacturers. I I DOW importing a superior quality of OIL 01 CUONAC, of which ■*£ of an ounce with fiO 1 I‘ rcJnce R fine Cognac Brandy. His LSSLNWwi OF KOCUELLR and OTAKD'S BRANDY: of JAMA!CA ond ST. CKOLX RUM, ABAC. CIDER and BRANDY. HOLLAND SCUIEDAII SCHNAPPS aud SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New xorx manufacturers by the great demand after them. Di* rectious for uko will invariably ho given by Dlt. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, n o T . , _ Malden Lane, New York, ni * s r“?P° rtep cf Pftgoerreoiype Chemicals, Platina Bismuth, Manganeao; Thorn's Ext. Copaiva, Sulphate Am. doc2Mstf AUSTIN LOOfilld. STOCK AND BILL BROKER Ojfict, iVo. 92 JbxtrfA **., a&ore Wand. * XTOTE3, Iltrt. »r W ;“SS, on « , twral *’ nogotlated. Stocks bought arid sold on com mission. Lam! Warrants bought and sold. m Oo^ r “s^L“ ttCn!ftn paia 1116 f"*™ ““1 ■•iM.f All communlratlnps ttlentea to promptly. PENHSYLVAITIA INSTJBANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH - TSSS c ;r»or k Tr'p., « T . . WlifiCTOßp. w“re..m^ ton > fs s -' lajucs B. Netrlay xv a „ ritr » WaaellumX 7 ,’ EL. R Coggiholl. * I A. A CiSBIBS, terelarj and *“ Pro:ident [ 8. ?. Asatatant Secmthry. a, ft. Kj janlO PiSABL 6TE4H aULX, Allegheny. J. WTL&OiN A SON. j ■: .'r, RAILROADS ■ a--*' s i. -■ “V '■ * «^.* r /* * x * ■ . '7' ? y MEDICAL. PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOX Pfr®?- Qf Sv “• KUMBB, J. p, FLhMINO. Allegheny City, <let23:3ia DR. HENDERSON, ■2?gJ4B LMS A yjtriav OFFIO E 4S B TM?«^^“ TOfiK ’ SEffi^-aafesssr AJi diseases of tbe Ear treated unon sclantißM > < > • Artificial Eyes Inserted witlSStX Ptl “ We# * All letter# pofit-pjud.wlll cecura prompt attention wt liie followingreferences from nmongthe tLon ISSerio" 8 W h bEen ««*?*»«/ ttt£SU dS Hm J. Eryer, 326-8 Broadway, Albany, N Y •AlfredtJootbwiek,Printer, n • u X " fJ. Goodspeed, Glens Falls. N. Y. *VFm. W. Smith, Detroit, Mich. *JJ. re *' A. JI. L. Wilson, New York City. N. Y. IS.™ E- StaliOD, Duchess N. I. " •Ed ward G. Solger, Bristol, Coon. - . •Jobn Seamen, Engineer,. N. V. v David Little, Engineer, N. Y. J\ m * {*: office Courier.ond Ena., N. Y, tJamca W. Kirby, Brooklyn, L. I. : Jarvis Rodgers, <» « . h! m TulegraphOperatcr, St Nicholas Hotel n Uoilber, Houston St 7 R. B. Doolittle, M. D., Hudson. 3f. Y. Mrs Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N.Y. M.P.Colllns,Teacher Pentnaifsbip, Troy, N Y R. L. Boss, Albany, N. Y. * . ** A. DlHenbach, Scbunectady, N. Y; ' Capt. B. ir. Haviland, Athens, N.*Y. John \Y. Hockett, Binghampton, N.*Y. - 'ttra patients were blind, and had to ha led to the office, a. pleasure” “>•»““Idgo atomthe dly .hpf ;^ n 0 Lp A “? n Shrs 23£,£ «£*,?£ Privaa* Dueat«ii -gntQ No * 41 Diamond Alley, Da - M ESr Or Ano,herTotu AffccUtms, Pains in th. B >c k»ni£piS | tr l Cure d " “ i mto «W<i«ewfully. t?.«tkJ' gbirernyears*pracUM(«i)cin thiscHy)e M blrsßr Blown £rh"^, nr ““ a ° r 1 car. toal/who mwan tuo . d^r ra °r lt>tto ”» bv;?> that paluful trouble. ItneVerMs “ *““?*’ ' PIHS. C nr^y, tl p riV “- tl!t^S? a J, t ° t!on Hoo “» No. 41 DIAMOND mi b r?b3M*w ' lh6 Doctor la alway»«thom • r.itit. Worm* even In Adulta. °S U - V AUNESTOCK ’S VERSII. X -r U(J L has always been characterized with sncutM. always producing in the feelings & marked changofor the Iho'moa^ D l' r r ° * W i l£ f tr U Mu safely confide in it, and ieU i“ infen f '“not be Injured by ltg uS! Adults, too, are frequently suhlectdti worms in the rectum and small Intestines, which aiwayffinpair the health. Jtarr. * A. FhMerlocb «/£?* N ‘ , <^* 3 T?r EME *f : —1 liare used two bottles of B. A. Kahnea* {“*■ Vc . rm *f“p.-»liIch I purchased from your JentTtt had the desired effect in bringing away a lafge number S i P an: bascd another Tiai and care ch !' d l K had the same effect, bringing awaygheat numbtrs of worms. I tbere-'ote recommend it to the cub lie ss a soro remt**Jy for worms; p SlTdPit E^'' 1 ■?' a A - : i'AHNEoTOOK 4 ca, wrner First end Wood streets. _ ; jaalfcdaw DR, HOOFLAMD’S CELEBBATED GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED BY ' 9 DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia. Pa., , WILL ZFfECTDAUT COSE liver complaint, dyspepsia, jaundice ° h ln^ r all dtseasa arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach Such . . asConstlpa* - - • tion,lnwardPili*s, F uU» css, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of tlioStomschi : JiauaemiJeartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or weight iu the Btomach.'Eonr ' Eructations, Stalling, or Flattering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of tho Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing, I'iniSiring at the&rLCbMk ingorSuffocatingSensationwhon in lying Posture, Dimness \of Webs Lefure the Sight, Farer and - Doll 1 ain in tho Head, Deficiency or Perspiration, \ellowneiaor tho Ellin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, 4c., Sudden Flushes of Heat Burning ia the Flesh, Constant Imagin' - ings of Kvil, and great Depression of Spirila. Tue proprietor, in calling the attention of the public to this preparation, does so with a feeling or the almost Muff “d adaptation to the diseases for which ll iu M sewDciliiiinM article, bnt one that hss etood the test of a ten yean’ tTial before the American neoole and lis reputation and sale is unriraUed by any simiha-pre-’ paratioua oitant. The testimony in Ita favor given by the mo, prominent and well known Physicians and indf.idu als, iu all parts of tho country Is immense. Keferring any who may doubt, to my " Hemorabllia,”or Practical Paneled Book, for birrmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the Agents for the German Bitters. 6 . 8 defphla,'P®i. offlra 01111 Manuraot ' r y. Arch street, Phila «3~Sold by Dr. Geo. IL Keyser, 140 Wood street- T 1 A Fehnestccki Co, No. BWood street; Fleming FMlberai d!Lw?dawlyjs Warb ° nJJ ' P ‘ ilctain S» Allegheny! Palmer’s Celebrated Epicurean Sanee. fla,orin S Soaps, Qraries, 1 >st>, Moat, Uaiae, Ic. Wo advise all (rood hoasawisoa u> try It. Price 2b cents por bottle,etallQroeeiyanl Fruit Stores In the United States end Cantata For sale by M’CLUIiQ and G. 11. KKV3EE, Plttabarltb. , !’• T WRIGHT £ CO., 211 Market street, Philadelphia. jitnlddftwly Is i T. JOUSSTOS... D. t. Jon?T3TO J,,., ®, lcels,or Carriage Factory!' 'illV-i'n'-’ iißo ' rl JWt 4 Uu., PRACTICAL COACH corner of Rebecca anil Belmont afreets. Abo gneny city, Pa., hare on band and are maoufacitiriiu an ertcnb.ve assortment of Carriages, fcockawajs,. Bnegiea, baggage Cars, 4c., made in all tbelr various styles with i strict regard to durability and beauty of finish, using in all their work the best J uniata iron and eastern hickory. Re pairs attended to on the most reasonable terms. Thev feel coufidunt that all who may fayor them with their patron oge.Trtll be perfectly satisfied on trial of their work The Pittsburgh andßochester Omnibusea passeyory fif teen minuter during the day. ;£***«■*_./1... Notice. / “1 ALL PEKSONS having Books «r Certificates of Deposit against bte anderslgued, ore requested to present the same at our office, ibr settlement. ... Pit;sb,; h . January 54,h, KM-figgS * A Card. . . 1 OwiNG to a steady drain upon, our funds and an accu* luulatiou of outside together with the ex* mn^n lf f , a ty ° f ““"zing our securities, we have been compelled to suspend our basineas. Our creditors may re*t confident that our entire indebt, cdatss wiU bo fully paid, aa we havo unquestionably a laree surplus over our liabilities. Kltiilßft & January^O^SW—{jao23 . PARTNEitdiili* heretofore oxisiingmitlpTthi.cfrTTi.»' 1 of “KRASIEU, WORK * YOUNG ” PhilideShb? ! t»»ts day absolved; Samuel Work, George Youmrand Wm “S°»2; intores’t of LClKft young* MTOuSn?' eS3 Wn ‘ b 0 ““Unuedbj-WOIIK, January; 22,1805. : KRAMER * TIAIIM. ““V “> W'dmWta . Q 15 E “-' ” "dSuS’id Produce, For fied Whlfkv tJ’« B 5J?? .^ i( l uora » Old Monongahelaaud Becti* aou_Wblaky t No. Liberty st n Pittsburgh. Pa. f JygO;y ft r POlUtd, EMBLKM“?a—KxJtction or Pkkot. lns t 0 Bu P«nor facilities In manufacturing my own »K a aM w OW 6L 'W n g at least 10 per cent. lower than me eastern cities, or elsewhere. All work b-warranted. sterling Silver. —We also manufacture Spoons of the BrKteh sterling quality. a nd Watoli repairing continued, with every fa cility and renewed determination to give entlro eatisfiwtioii to customers, both as to price iand the superior Qoalitv of work. - W. W. WILSON, . Watchmaker and Jeweller, nov!4 o irner of Market and Fourth strata. fitxbuvuetu coach factory. — h. meaner. mum.. l. aTtviNi qeoms Blgtlow do Co., SDCCKS6OKB TO K. M. BIGELOW, iio. 46 » m, Diamond alley; near Wood street. Pitta * - burgh-COACHEU, CAM! 1A fl W w™, TONS, BUGQIEsTand erory action cfSBSK. Canry TdjicU* Built to order, and Buiaied n a manner nu — a l l 9 r ' of de?l S°> elegance if finish, skill o wo ££? ttns klp, ahd durability of materials * t&T All work warrantod I HAVE this day me in tha wholesale iruit and Confectionary boninesjv tuy son, T. 11. An. dereon. The business hereafter, from ilii* date, November 16th, 1854, Trill Tjj conducted under the name and etyla of J. C. Anderson & Son. novll OilEDd, ¥Oll HOX'BKDS.—aiy stccfc or Metis for early O sowing of tho approved and valuable varieties, Is ready for distribution at the Seed *cd implement Warehouse. HPb street. fjanSj JAM 13 WARDRQI*. a'O LST—6 goo I BWI'K HOUdKE, In different parts of the dfy. Call in tlcue on THOMAS WOODS, jad27 7ft FooxthMfttU J. C. ANDERSON. r-' ; '■< V
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