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There is a rumor in Washington that Mr,
Breokenridge, of Kentucky, who refused to be
Minieter to Spain, will be appointed Oovemorof
Minnesota,
‘ The Oregon Legislature has passed an act
“ prohibiting negroCß or mulattoes from oomlng
to or residing in the Territory,” with tho pnviio,
“that this act ehall not affect persons coming
here with their rZann.”
Ayery large audience assembled at Niblo’e,'
Now York, to hear Gen. Bam Houston's leotnre
on the American Indians. Ho was tremendously
choered' when he appeared on tho stage, and
there was frequent applause in the coarse of the
lecture. At its close there woro three ohoere
given for “ the first President of Texas,” and
then some one proposed “ Three more for Sam
Honatoo, tho next President of the United
States,” which were given lustily.
In the great India Rubber oaso of H. H. Day
against the Association of India Rubber Menu*
faoturers, now in tho fourth week of considera
tion, at Providence, R. 1,, it was annonneed on
Monday morning that the juror who was taken
sick on the second week had died. The parties
had previously agreed to finish tho oase with
cloven jurors. Tho case will probably occupy
the attention of the Court for two weeks longer.
It is the same patent case which was terminated
in New York, last summer, by tho death of a
juror. ...
COUSTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF
scnooi.s.
The new school law of the session of 1864
provide! for, the election of a, county superra
tendcnt of public eohaola in each county of this
State; and in June last those officers were
elected, and thoir salaries fixed at different sums
of from.s2so to $1,600 per year. Considerable
exertionß aro now making to hare that part of
tho new law repealed; and numerous petitions
have been sent to the legislature, asking for b
repeal. Bat the petitions are not numerously
signed; and the petitionists form but a Bmall
portion of the whole population of the State.
The effort to repeal that portion of the law is
entirely premature. There has as yet boon no
time to test the value of the change, and under
stand the fluty of these county officers.. That
those who dread every improvement in our com
mon schools that costs money should oppose the
new law, was to ho expeoted. They are op
posed to all echool laws, and publio education.
That a considerable number of the teaoheis
would oppose this new, feature of the law, was
also to be expected. They might fcol some
jealousy of tho new county officers, whoßO duties
required them to examine into the capacity and
fitness of all teaohers, and into the manner in
wfaioh nil the schools were conducted, with a
view to secure nniformity as well as efficiency
in their management. Sneh an officer as a
competent county superintendent, who would do
his duty faithfully and fearlessly, would very
likely, be obnoxious to somo of tho teachers.
They; again, coaid influence their immediate
lriends and neighbors againßt the connty offi
cers, and petitions for repeat could be procured
with but little difficulty. But we hope and trust
tho legislature Will let the law stand as it is for
a few years; believing, as we do, a fair trial will
result in vindicating the wisdom of the measure,
and greatly improving the character and value
of oar public schools.
The publio Bohool law itself, when first enact
ed, was unpopular in many parts of tho State,
and many districts refused to avail themselves
of its provisions. Bat time and a fair trial have
rendered onr oommon school system almost uni
versally acceptable to tho people; and it has ac
complished a vast amount of good in our com
monwealth. The new features introduced into
. the law at the last session, are decided improve
ments, and will donbttess becomo generally ac
ceptable to the people when fairly tried and un
derstood.
■ In some counties an attempt has been mado
to discredit the office of connty snperintendent
by fixing his salary at so low a rato that no
competent man would serve.' In Berks county
the salary was fixed, we are informed, at $250/
Bat the officer eleoted determined to satisfy the
people of their error; and he has discharged the
duties of bis office with snch good judgment
and fidelity; and by .lectures and other means so
freely made known its objeots, that the people
arejsatiefied with it, and have applied jto tho
legislature for special authority to inoroaso the
salary.
In regard to this law, a great deal depends
upon the efforts of tho superintendents to ren.
der it popular by their good management, and
their successful exertions to make its objeots un
derstood. They will meet with opposition, and
find muoh prejudice to contend against. But
the masses of the people can be easily convinced
of their own interests, and that it is for their in
terest to have the law, as it now stands, retain
ed and enforced. It will elevate tho standard
of oar common sohools; improve their manage
ment ; seoure a higher degree of oompetenoy in
teaohers, and nniformity in the Bystem of publio
education. These are objeots that will ten-fold
compensate for a slight increase of expense.
Give this feature of the law a fair trial for three
or four years, and we will venture tho prediction
.that none who have ohildren to educate, or
prbpcriy appreciate the value of publio educa
tion, will be fonnd signing petitions for its
repeal.
Tut Bbuishi Committee.— The committee
appointed to investigate the chargee of briber;
at Harrisburg arc attending to their duties ; and
“some say” important developments vrill be*
made, if the committee works faithfully and
fearlessly, such may bo the result. But such
committees are not always of the right stripe.
If there is a slpgle osbo of the improper use of
money'to influence votes, we hope it will be dis
covered and fully exposed. It is time the pub-
Uo were informed whether the charges so fre
quently made havo any.-, foundation in truth.
Hot the exposure hit whom it will; but out with
it, tf there ie any thing to expose!- The people
are anxious to know whether they elect men to
go to Harrisburg to make money dishonestly, •or
to make, laws honestly. So high an office ss
that of U. 8. Senator should not be bought or
Sold; and If there has been any trading in rela
tion to it, the people want to know all about it.
Will the committee make thorough and honest
Work of it ? * We shall see.
Godet’s Lade's Book —The March number
of this great favorite with- the ladies is issued,
and for sale by the agent, Samuel B. Lanffer,
87 Wood street. It keeps up its reputation for
literary and artistic excellence.
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, Kcxt Tuesday another effort will be made lo i... uSBW>M»B:4O»| JTBOi .W* GHJttlßJf* ...
elect a Senator. If Gen. Cameron succeeds In George W. Green, obnvioted at the December
. ... ... ». . . . .. / - term of the Cook County Cirouit Court, before;
bolding his friends together another po3tp;n- / >fadgo Morrlgf of tho m £ rfer of hiaw -fe, was
mentinay be the result. The elements of opp&- found dead in his cell about nine o’clock yes
aition to Oamcrou are hard to combine. Bight' terday morning, haying hnng. himself
Whigs/twenty-eight Democrats, and thirty-three I the night- Th e mott/methodical arrangements
bolting K. N.’s will find it diffioiilt to agree on b^d bPen “ ade for accomplishment of his
■ •. "*“ uuu uimuuii, lu <■'=““ p ur p o so. A wrapper hadbeen torn into strips
any one man for whom to cast all their votes, to form a sort of rope, which was fastened to an
They hare yotes enough to eleot a Senator: if iron bar running tronsrereely along tho planit
theywiil do it. j, lining of the oeilingf to this was attaohed two
, 0„ Allegbeo, „ prbb.bl, ... p2Z&SSft3%rSBZI !£,“*
aware of the state of feeling here in regard to iuoheß with twino to giro it moro the firmnessof
their coarse on the Senator question. All over a rope,; was tied. -Thus prepared, he had ap
th'e State it is conceded that to tho West bolongs parently mounted upon a light etand in tho oell,
! b.s.. u .„bi ttt u, ? ~b.d,b,w...ir . « ajsa2:.ssattfi-»3s:'a
it. Tot our fire members are found from first to f eo t being about two feet from the floor. His
last laboring for a wealthy Eastern man, and no- hands appear to hare been bound behind his
glecting, if not betraying tho interests of the baok, end parted in the dying struggle, as a
. ... . . string was attached to one of his wrists. A
West. Wc hare in our city and county sereral tUok K band of magliu waa a - 80 Ued aronnd his
genUemen well qualified for.the high office ; yet head> with a knot on m b forehead, tho object of
tho members whom the people of Allegheny wbioh did not olearly nppear.
-FEBRUARY 22.
hare elected are resolred to gire tho Senator to
the East. The motircs for such an extraordina
ry preference for Eastern men must bo rory pe
culiar, and can nerer bo explained to tho satis
faction of the people here. Wo hope our mem
bore will seek a re-olection next year, and tho
pooplo will then hare an opportunity to say
whether they consider their interests' betrayed
or not.
Wo wore lately informod by a prominent mem
ber of tho House, that had our delegation pre-
sented the name of a Western oandidate in
earnest, and adhered to their preference, the
East would haro oonoeded the olaim of the West,
and willingly elected a Western man to the Sen
ate. But when our delegation was found going
in a body for Cameron no farther efforts were
made to do justico to our end of the Stale.
Jons M. Sshook Arbbsted is Switsek
lash,—The Treasurer of Holmes county, Ohio,
who recently disappeared with some $60,000 of
tho people’s funds, is reported to have been ar
rested, last month, in Switzerland. He had
about his person, when taken into custody,
some 60,000 francs in bills of exohango.
Tub Aebest of Kissase, tub Alleged Fon
ana.—We havo already mentioned tho arrrest in
Erie county, N. Y., of Kissane, who etandß
charged with having somo months since obtain
ed in New York city, by forgod paper, from tho
Chemical Bauk, $13,000, and from tho Conti
ncntal Bank, $O,OOO. Tho Tribune says these
large sums were obtained in tho following inge
nious manner:
Ho made his appearanco at the counting room
of a well known firm in this city, and presented,
it is alleged, a forged letter of credit, which sot
forth that ho was a member of a prominent firm
in a western city, with which tho New York firm
had done an extensive bneiness. Before leaving
the oounting room, he stated that he had a large
amouut of drafts, &c., on his person, whioh he
wished to deposite in somo bank for safe keep
ing, and requested an introduction to tho bank
in which the down-town firm kept its aocoont.
The request waß complied with, and a member
of the firm accompanied him to tho Chemical
Bank, where he was introduced, and before
leaving, deposited forgod drafts, with forged cer
tificates, upon them to the extent of $13,000.
He then disappeared for a few days, and
returned with a check for the full amount of his
deposit, which ho wished oertified. This was
dono, and again ho left—obtained from a broker
the money ou the oertified check, and started
for the west. Ho was oaptured about six weeks
afterwards, buteaonped from tho care while be
ing brought to this oity, and has now been ro-ar
rested. Andrew Finlay and N. A. Gole, who
ore said to have been oonnected with him in va
rious villianous transactions, nro now in the
Tombs.
A friend, well Tersed in military bb well as
olvil history, referring to our historical memo
randa of yesterday regarding tho rank of Lieu
tenant General, points out in our articlo a slight
error, to oorrect which we avail ourselves of bis
private note. He says "General Washington
was not expected, by any member of Congress, to
accept (as he did) tho Lieutenant Generaloy;
but when it was found that ho could b«. brought
back into the publio servloe, Congress was in
hdite to revive his revolutionary rank, Genliiai
or full General, ond tho Lieutenancy was abolish
ed, at tho instance of President Adams, to pre
vent the promotion of the next in rank (Hamil
ton) thereto. Their quarrel had commenced
some time before.” It thus appears that tho
rank of Lieuteuaut General was a grade between
tho rank General (Washington’s revolutionary
rank) and the grade Major General; so that we
have had in our army (and militia, too, we be
lieve) every rank but that of Field Marshal.
It would be an interesting inoident if the com
mission of Gen. Scott, aB Lieutenant General of
tho Army of the United States should boar date
on the 22d of February. The honor being ouc
which only tho Father of bis Country held, it
would be most appropriately conferred on tho
birthday of the great Chieftain. It Is an occa
sion which draws out our Sue military compa
nies, and they would feel a peculiar pleasuro in
saluting the General-in-Chief on the day of his
well deserved promotion.
Ekcolsteb be wees a Gestlejias ahd a
Hors e Robber is St. Loots.—The Saint Louis
Democrat gives the particulars of a rencontre
whioh recently eusned in that oity between a
gentleman by tho name of Coleman, boardiDg at
a houso on tho oorner of Washington Aveoao
and Third street, and a bnrglar. Coleman was
awakened just in time to see a fellow retreating
out the door with his urns full of clothing.
Quick as thought the old revolver was seized and
fired. At the report, down dropped tho baggago
and up loaped tho thief in the air about five
feet, giving a tremendous yell, evidently having
received a ball in that portion of the body ro
qniring tho greatest amount of doth to oover it.
There were five moro loads in the pistol, and
our friend Coleman was growing blood-thirsty.
He leaped from his bod and gave chase. The
thief, frantio to eßOape, rushed out upon a little
porch, and giving one bound alighted sprawling
on the brick pavement of the back yard. Here
waß a fine chanco for a shot, and Coloman has
tened to tako advantage of it. Leaning over the
banisters, he began the trigger. Cliok I
dick 1 went the pistol, round and round revolv
ed tho barrel, but no discharges. Tho thief at
laßt p eked himself up and hastoned behind the
oorner of the hoaßo, receiving, howevor, before
be was ont of sight, two more rounds from the
old rovoiver, whioh, to the great annoyanee of
Coteman, at last began to make fire after the
beat chance was over.
Novel Mabbiages. —The Highland News, of
the Bih inst., relatos, that a lad of 19 and a lass
of 15, doped from Highland oounty last week,
and made their way by railroad to Cincinnati,
whore they were married, aad returned next
day. Wo bopo the anxlouß friends of these ju
veniles will tako good oare of them.
In tho Lawrenoeborg Express, of the 7th inst.,
we find the following singalar notice :
Mabbixd. —On Thursday, January 30th, by
Rev. Mr. Cdlard, Rev. James H. Brooking to
Miss Bailie Craig, all of Boone county, Ey.
The above oouplo were really married in the
Ohio, river, opposite Rising Sun, on a cake of
floating ice! Suiely that was taking a odd start
in matrimonial life.
Hebmah Melville’s “ Tobt.” —Every one
who has read Herman Melville’s graphic and
highly poetical adventures iu the South Seas,
will remember “ Toby ” who figures in Typee,
and shares most of the thrilling. Mr. Greene,
of Sandusky, Ohio, is tho identical “Toby,"
and is engaged in that place as a newspaper edi
tor. He contemplates writing a volume re
counting all his hair-bredth tßoapes in the Pa
oifio.
The Last or B haddock's Defeat. —Died in
Williamstown, Mass., January 27th, Ishmael
Titus, colored, of the extraordinary age of 109
or 110 years. He was born a slave in Virginia,
and when Gen. Braddoak sot out ou his ill
fated expedition, tho master of lehmael was
employed by the commissary to transport sub
sistence stores for tbe army, and took Ishmael
With him.
Fbdits of Wab. —Although tho Russian com
merce with foreign countries is by no means ex
tensive, and exposure to the cruiserß of the al
lied fleets during tbe present war baa beea par
ticularly avoided, yet the British havo captured
no less than ninety-two Bußsian priie vessels.
Yocso AitEBiCA. A lad named William
Waterman, a scholar in 'the district school at
St. Johnsbury, Centre, Vt,, was a few days
since fined $2O, for attempting, by ohoking his
teacher, to prevent him from punishing another
pupil. ,
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The fact of the suicide was not discovered un
til sometime after the usual hour of breakfast.
Tho jailor’s assistant called out, “ Mr. Green,
here’s your breakfast,” on going his rounds, and
receiving no answer, supposed that ho was
sleeping longer than usual. Some farther timo
elapsed, when, on going into the cell, the body
was discovered. From appearances, tho not
was supposed to have been committed some
where between 0 and 12 o’olock on Saturday
night. He had appeared about ns usual for
Borne days previous, and no 6usploion was enter
tained by the officers or attendants that ho con
templated suicide.
About 10 o’clock yesterday morning, Dr. J.
S. Beech, the Coroner, summoned a jury of in
quest, who, after viewing the body, and hearing
a statement of the faots above detailed, render
od the following verdict: “That the deceased,
George W. Green, came to his death by hanging
himself in his oell, in'Cook county jail, on the
night of the ITth 1855.”
After the inquest, the body lay for tho greater
part of the day upon the door of the oell, visi
ble through tho window from tho outs de, and
large numbers climbed upon tho iron fenoo in
Iront of tho cell to gratify an eager curiosity
The face of tho deceased was very block and
muob swollen—no doubt resulting from strangu
lation.
Tho circumstances of the trial of Mr. Green
mast still be freßh in the pnblia mind. He was
convicted of mnrder, bat not sentenced, and a
new trial bad been granted. Subsequently his
counsel took exceptions to tho finding of the
jnry, the chief point being tho alleged illegality
of the verdict, because it was rendered while
tho Court was not in session. An appeal was
taken by habeas corpus to tho Supremo Court at
Springfield, and his discharge demanded on this
ground ; bat after a hearing the motion wes de
nied. Thus tho case etc ol ss before. He was
entitled to a now trial, but ho chose, in the ter
rible manner above detailed, to appeal to that
highest of all tribunals, from whoso decisions
there Is no appeal.
Wo learn that about too days einoe, Mr. Green
made a second will, which was signed by Judge
Wilson and P. Ballingail ns witnesses, without
reading, sealed up by him, indorsed with the
names of Bimon Doylo, (Jailor,) and Edward Si
monds, and shortly after placed in tho hands
of theso gentlemen. Some papers wore found
in tho cell, but nothing in any way bearing upon
his crime or snioido.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Expressly for llie Daily Morning Posl
ORE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
NxwYobe, February 21. —The steamer Baltio
arrived, with Liverpool dates to tho 10th Inst
The new ministry has been formed: Friemer,
Lord Palmerston ; War, Lord Panmuro, former
ly Fox Manle; Foreign, Earl Clarendon ; Home,
Sydney Herbert; Colonel, Sir George Grey; Ex
chequer, W. Gladstone; Admiralty, Sir James
Graham; Chancellor, Lord Cranwortb; Presi
dent of the Council, Earl Granville; Privy Boal,
Duke of Argyle ; Public Works, Bir W. Molce
worth; President Control, Sir Charles Wood;
Postmaster, Lord Canning; witnontoffice, Mar
quis of fiansdowue. The above form the Cabi
net ; Aberdeen, Newcastle and Lord John Rus
sell go out; Panmuro comes in, and the balance
are the same as the late ministry.
There is very little other news.
M. Magrio has been appointed French Minis
ter of Fmince, and Rougher,' Minister of Agri
culture.
Tho Vienna Peace Conference has not yet
opened.
Adairs in tho Crimea are unchanged. There
is reported a battle between the Russians aid
Turks on the Dauubo, in which tho Turks weto
victorious.
It is also reported that a mutiny had broken
out among the Zosves, in tho Crimea, and that
400 wero sent prisoners to Constantinople.
Sir Charles Napier made a savago speech
against the government.
There is nothing elso interesling.
In Parliament explanations wero made by
statesmen for the failure to form a Cabinet.
Nearly £3,000,000 were voted for war pur
poses. The North American Fisheries bill was
passed, and Parliament adjourned for u week,
at the request of Lord Palmerston, to reassem
ble on tbe 15th inst.
Earl Aberdeen has been created Knight of tho
Gartor.
Tho Lord Mayor of London has glvon a grand
banquet. Amgngst those present wero Lord
Cardigan, Sir Charles Napier, and other notables
from tbe Crimea and tho Baltio, who wero re
ceived with great enthusiasm. Sir Charles do
fended himself, and bitterly attacked the admin
istration.
Tbe Bailie left Liverpool on the afternoon of
the 10th; she arrived out on the afternoon of
the 21st. On tbe sth the City of Manchester
arrived, and on tbe same Jay was taken np by
the British government to oonvoy troops to the
Crimea.
In the formation of tho British Cabinet, Der
by, LansJowne, John Rnesoll and Clarendon
were successsively sent for by tho Queen, and
all failed to form a Cabinet, when Palmerston
was called in and euoocedcd.
Canrobert reports tho deaths of Captains
Boater and Caßtleman daring tho sortlo by tho
Russians eu the night of tho 14th.
MonsehikolF has gone to the northward. Tho
Russians are constantly making sorties.
Supplies are reaehing the British camp in
abuudanco. The siege works are advancing.
The army Is still siokly. Frosty nights and fine,
mild days prevailed.
Latest. —Official dospatohes from Raglan,
datod 23d and 24th, both allude to the improve
ment in the weathor, and spoak ohecringly of
future prospects. The latter says, “wo resume
onr work beforo tho town with renowed ac
tivity.”
Tbe Peaoe Conference has not yet commenced
at Vienna.
France has signified her willingness to nego
tiate a separate treaty with Prussia, provided it
oovers the same obligations ub that of Decem
ber 2d.
Tho feeling at Constantinople is Btrongly in
favor of peaoe. Holland and Denmark are
seeming to join the Western allinnco.
Eight Austrian merehant ships were fired into
by the Russians at Galate. Austria baa de
manded an explanation.
Earl Lnoan has been recalled from the com
mand of the cavalry in the Crimea.
The Sultan intends to raise a national volun
tary loan.
Exchange to Constantinople has risen to 141
piastres, eausing considerable distress.
- Abdel-Kader has asked for tho command of
troops in the Crimea.
The English missionaries in Poland have been
ordered to leave the Russian territory.
It is said that the Emperor of France will
take command of the army operations on the
Rhine.
Prinee Napoleon has arrived at Paris.
Telegrapbia despatches to the 30th January,
of a like obaraoter with the despaloh from Ad
miral Bruatt, eay that orders have been receiv
ed for the re opening of the fire from the
French batteries, which caused the Russians to
make sorties.
It is said that tho operations for assault arc
oompletsd.
The Russian army want supplies.
A sortie*was made on the 23d, and great.loss
was sustained by the French.
It is romored that the Zouavcß mutinied, and
four hundred had: been sent to Constantinople.
They demanded the retreat from the Crimea.
The rumor is doubtless incorrect.
An apology has been made to Omer Paoha,
and he has withdrawn his resignation.
There is a report of a battlo, on account of an
attempt of the Rnßßians to enter Dobruscha
Ho date is given.
The Russian forces on the frontier of Austria
havo been ordered to retreat to the interior.
Latest. —Queen Viotoria has issued a procla
mation forbidding the British at home or abroad
from aiding the enemy or supplying him-with
monitions of war.
Tho report' of tho mutiny of the Zoaves is re;-
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The German Diet has decided to place the
principle contingent upon a war footing.
The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies-hare
sanctioned the treaty of alliance.
Xnilio Ilotrso of Conjmdns thero wasa discus-
Blon oh the Bight of the 9ih in regard to Napier’s
transactions in tho B&Uio. No now light was
thrown upon; the sabjeot.
Commercial Intelllgonoe.
Lmarooi, February 9.—The circular quotes
Broadstuffs as very dull. Wheat ld@24 lower. Floored
<§>ls lower to effect sales. Corn dull; 64 lower. Cotton
barely sustained, owing to the prevalence of costornly
winds. The sales on Friday wereCOUQ bale?*, market closing
dull. SggarGJ dearer. Ceffeosteady., Frovissionsinactire
at protloua price?. Lard 6tcady. Tallow depressed.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote Wheat 3d lower; new
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio C7f(3/385.. Natal stores
steady.
Trade at Manchester Is far from encouraging.
Iron—Demand moderate; prices wlibout chango; Ralls
£0 16.i.; Scotch Mg Cis.
galltug of tlie SUCiper Atlantic.
New York, February 21.—The stoamer At
lantic sailed at noon with 60 passengers, includ
ing Griai and Mario. Bhe takes out §1,326,000
in specie.
New York legislature.
Albxuy, N. Y m February 21.—Tho Tempcr
anoe Bill passed too Assembly by a voto of 00
co 40.
Prohibitory Law In Delaware,
Dovsn, Del., February 21.—Tho Prohibitory
Liquor Law passed the House yesterday—yeas
11, nays 10.
HEW ADVEHTInKhiLNIS.
THE BOSTON POST.
THE PRESS AND POST,
—A2TD—
THIS BOSTON STATESMAN
AND WEEKLY POST,
FOB 1855.
rlli TERM? of cur Journals for ihe ensuing year are:
For the l AHA' POST, ss} f-r iho PRESS AND POST,
seml-wcukly,- (Tc**jriny* nnd frldajs) $1; and fir the
STATESMAN* AND WEEKLY PO;T t (Sft urday*) $2.
Tbe*e pnpors Lavs Leeu publ eh»d In Boston during tho
bat Konty years, and havy alo dily increased In popular
favor. Thrlr rang? of eubecri Ur n in exceeded in extent
and aggregate by no paper in thr Now Eoglaud State 3 .
They are edited by Charles O. Greeno «nd Richard
Frothlngham, Jr., and employ a large end compcten corps
of assistant editors, reporters and cnrraepondenTs Neither
labor n-iroxponse is spared to make thelc columns valua
ble and Interesting
illy KtintNo matter la arranged In the most careful
anda;Rtematlc manner. Io Its vahiett may bo found tho
source of ibesncee33 which the Post has cojoyed, an<L we
flatter enreclrcn merited. In the odltoria* department,
iho amount of cjrrccpondone-. foreign, and from dlJtneut
part* fcf th« Union, the condensed nows paragraphs; the
rrports of home matters, lectures and entertainments;
tho thorough anil accurate marine information; tho dally
Onancial ami monetary remarks, and weekly reviews; tho
sle-ininc* from L-mdon Plctoriitts and European publica
tions; tbs poiitfaal records; musl/al notices; humorous
ond pj L'rnm-u n matter, uvl psetieui contribution*; whLh
make up tho dopy Issue of th* Post; the reader may grati
fyrTury <h'?Srv, whether &>z smusi-mnol or information.
‘ hret «U " cf the papv*r is a daily recurrence o! trier
Vi'-tctT, tclectud and original, dwfcnrd to meet rviiaT
JiSTE.
xnrtr advertising Coitunon embrace nn almost ontlra
synopsis of ’lie bu;ttt**s of Now Eugiaud; and from that
department oftbe paper alone can ba obtained a cornet
Impression of lb* character of trade, its facilities and its
operations; vrhilittho financial editorials giro an accurate
Ttew of passing ctcutß in *ho commercial world..
Ttirt PRESS AND POST i» made from th* PAitv’s con-
tent*, nr.d published eniy Tuesday und Friday morning.
U Is clearly and han.d/oni< l? printed on fine paper, io
ot«ar trpe, an i the MibAciiptiou is £4 per year.
The iiO.TONSTATLSM A N AND WEEKLY POST already
enjoys n v-.-jy large circulation; and its rapidly increasing
li<t- attests the proferene-j which the public entertains for
it. Ita content* fjrm a history of every week; foreign
new* in detail, domEiie information, agricultural items,
cDmcu rcial and monetary articles, statements cf trade, of
the weather, of crops, Ac ; accounts of inertings, political
record, news of every description. poetry, pleasant reading
matter, humorous items, epigrama; in fact, a thoroughly
furnished general Newspaj+r— a brief and cmnprt.ha sire
hUlory—a vehicle fer every specie* of useful and enter
taining information. The Sta»e&kan l| published at the
rate of £2 a year for subscription. Clubs, taking ten or
mor" conic* in one i«ock»ge, will be furnished at a liberal
discount.
i hf-Mi journals ato carefully conducted, end, as oar pa
trouage proses, in accordance will; the public want. They
are edited in a faith in democratic principles, bn t in a spirit
of forbearance and conciliation towards alt parlies As ad
vertbdog mediums they aro unsurpassed; peuelr&llug, us
they do. in such a •variety of boufiaboldn t-cattert-d Gver th
whole b'Qitm, and read as they aro by all r butt es of tbo com
munity, tboy furnish an opportunity for the diffusion of lo
formation which can scarcely ba obtained elsewhere.
BBAIA Jf CO.,
fr-.t22:2t 1© n'd ‘JI U'*ti-r
b f &T a m Uiu a a
Fire ami Marine Insurance Company
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
'Harec;sue.u, January Ist, 1850.
Directors submit the following bhuement cf theaf
. fnirsot theCompa-y on the Ist January, 1555:
Fire premiums roolrcd freta January 1,1554.
to January 1, 1855-.....-... $122,804 88
Marino ‘Premium’* le.-e'.vcd fee in J unary 1,
1554. to Januuty 1,1855..- If* T-
6;
Losift? during the«=rne pr'cil:..,—flni,rC3 Co
OoinmUdouA, ltotarnal Premium*,
E® inaurance rtnd.l>apetw<*s of all
Mods - 6©,703 CO
Ili9 Company ha.' th«* foUowla.;
ASSETS.
o*sh H)ndp an i Mortgages, *"
Ground Rrntu, Storks AcJ,
Premium Notes....
Ouarautte Cfi.pP.rJ, paid in na-1 »*•
cart-a....; IOQ.GCO wO
■ $079,610 79
A. 3. Jlilfcrr, Eec'ry. 3. P. KL’nn:RFOIU> r IWL
ii*ut*d c>n all kinds of Fire and Marine
Ki*ks by A. A. CAItKIEU** DRO., Agents, corner fnu tU
ami RttithfvMd f\t eta. frhSh-l*
FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
r pHK SUIti'CIUIsKKS ha\tf Ju*t re-cited, and arc now
X iha most dci'ltahlo assoitmunt of DRY
Q jQlus e?zt olfi'ivi In this market. Ws rail particular at*
i Ration t-T s re's- very choice articlr?.
Ext.-.» r ich Pa cy Ci’/d Silks, entirely new designj
do Uo murk do doj
d'> do YwUtofl do;
Satin BIrM and pism atd_£eragift;
I'rinttd 00
dv PiTayc Delaines; - ' ’
do Chailio 5 do; -’ f
Very hatusaomc Frauen lawns;" ’*.?
do . do Brilliant c£figf , C
A gool of-fiomaent ef 41 each wct&j tlndsr
Chemisettes, rcry--6iw*p; •fitrit-Tolddrcd
fiiUrh ami plain liiit-u -CniahKH' Hanfttcrvfytgf*;'. Llrrtnv
T«h!<*C»n:h> and T*blt> Lilie tjs7 ijtyoch ft u d Kngli&hJfafc'
nltuw, fthit» and colored Furnlttnfcrßlmaf&
A full, a&anmncnt of Gtorcs; Hc-rirry,
LinßtiF, Mullins, tovvlhrr with a fn
every article, either ifaccy, tt&ple, ftrclga or Donn»tl&
W« solicit no uiarataftttou of our fctacfc tvforo purchasing"
oßewhcre; as wo Baiter oureoirrs •( mce wo LoVo estate,
lißhefi t;.c ra>h sysum) that we can supply our patr ns on
moro liberal terms tijan any houro wrwiof the Mountain®.;
We return our thunk* to cur friends for their many e»4
teemed faTcre to ourflrm, tinder its for., tr title, and hope,
they may mill contlafaa them to tho cslablifthrocntiunder
it* wrw title. YOUNG. LOVK'A.BRO.,
fohdg ftfriacrlv Young. StnTongr>» h L ro.
BRUCE'S NE>V YORK TYPE FOUNDRY, !
EatnliHalietl lit lttltly has now on hand, ready
lor tfciTnrdfdfe deh'csrjMn rant* uvsuit purcharere,
100 000 pound* ittuann Type of reft' cut;
60,000 •* Fancy Type; !
10,0i0 “ Scripts of various styles;
'• .Oetmans; ’ *
6,000 M uroftments In great varUty;
6,000 41 Borders;
Bj,LOO feet Brass imd Typo Metal Rules, and all thy
noreUies in the business.
All the above Typci ure cast by s cam power, of tho haw
composition of metal s>oculi*r to this Foundry, end which
is certainly superior to any over need before in any part of,
the world, Tno unequalled rapidity in the pr. cass of cast*' -
ing, enables mo to *©ll tueso more durable types at tba
pi lies of ordinary types, elth-r on credit or far cash.
Presses, Wood Type, and other Printing Materials, ex
cept Paper ami Can}*, (which havo no fixed quality or
priro) furnished at manufacturer's prices. s .
The latest Specimen of tho Foundry la froaly mwti
to all Printing Offices,'on tho receipt of Fifty Cents to pre
pay the postage.
4SJ* Printers of newspapers who cboo?e to publish this
advertisement, including this note, throe times before tho
oral day of July, lP&fi, and forward mo ono of the paper*,
will l>e al:ow(vi their bills ut the time of puycjjaslng live
limes the amount (if my manufactures. Address'
feb-iStd&w
ST. OLAIH HOTEL,
Cbmcr of Penn and Si. Clair streets, Pittsburgh, ib,
TUB undersigned, formerly of “Brown's Uo<el,” li&ring
taken UII3 large and commodious lIUTKL, and having
remitted it in magutticent style, would respectfully invite
hU frioqds and the traveling public to give him a call. As*
surod, with the convenience of the bouse and his long ex
perience In tho business, he can give entire satisfaction,
and his charges moderate.
feL2i
Removal.
HINTON, Intending to move on the Ist of April to the
corner of Tunnofand \Vyde streets. Is now selling off
uii hi* customer made BOOTS and SHOES, low for cash.
fobS'i 5
D -- For Itent.
RUG STORE AND FIXTURES, at Corner of Penn
and Hand streets, For terms, 4o , apply to
lebB2 AUSTIN LOO.UIS, 03 Fourth st.
All about Fanny FauNi—vvao tns WAB,*kn>
What sne *ib !—Hie expectant world, can now be en>
lightened la regard to these matters of a perusal of “Too
Lift and Beauties of Fanny Fern,” now first published, and
for sale by MINER A CO., £2 SmiJifield street, l vol,
cloth; price $l. The work is authentic in all it* details
and is pronouuced tbenrlitinst, spiciest book of the season.-
Godey’d Lady’s Bookifor March ;
Peterson’s Magazine! “
Frank Leslie’s Journal “
No. 3 Biory Book “
Wolfert's Roost and other popery by Wathington Irving;
Tho Initials: a story of MoaeruLfo;
My Courtship, and 1® Consequences.
All Niw Books for sale by MINER A CO.,
feb22 No. 32 Smlthfiold street.
CIODKV’s uADY‘s UooK.fir March,just received; u „
If Annual of Scientific Discoveries, for 1555; ••••»
Large supply of The Whig Almanac.
Life and DcautleS of “Fanny Fern.”. Recoivedand
for sale at the cheap book a tor aof ~
■\t. A. GILtfENFENNEY A CQ.,
Fifth street, oppoilte 4he Theatre. Call or send for any
thincyoowant. ! feb22
HOUSES, STORES, Oi'riOES, AO, TO LET.—A Dwell*
log House on Third street, opposite the Gazette
Buildings—rent $225;;-a House, corner of Wylfo end
Towsend street; No. 131 Third sheet, a Dwelling llouso
and Store Room—rent,'J2sll; a large Three Story. B Ick,
on Best street, at the head of Fifth street—s3oo ; 5 Offices
inSptane’s Building, Futh street; a large Hall on Fourth
street; a large Store Boom on-Fourth street; a large
Btore Room oh Third street, next ;o tho Dispatch office.
Apply to 1 feb2j 1 1 8. CUTHBERT, HO Thlrdst.
BOVVN AND TLTLj*Y-8 UlFucs are cheap.And* well
made. Emigrants >would do well to give hs; V call.
"NVe keep a large Stock of oarown manufacture always on
hand. All Guns warranted. .-fab22 ->
LIME— 100 barrels lAuimlle Lime roc’d'and for sals by
_jeb22- - - f HSMtlf H. WLEtNS.' '
.0 -*5
Calobrslsu lilVtrlFiilfli
New You, August $O, jW^b
undersigned, hating made trial of Dr.
■ Celebrated Livtfr Pills, must acknowledge that they oretthe
best medicine, for Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, and Liver
Complaint; that wo hare erer nseu.- .We takepleasuradn
recommending them to the public, and are confident,
if those who are troubled with any of ihe above complaints
will giro them a fair trial, they will not hesitate to adinow 1-
edeu their beneficial effects.
: MBS. HILL, East Troy.
MBS. STEVENS,-West Troy, \
V. F. S.—Thaabore valuable remedy, also Dr. M’Lane’fl cel
ebrated Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores In this city.
Purchasers will please bo careful to ask for, and take none
but Dr. M’Lane’s Over Fills. There are other Fills, pur
porting to be Liter Pills, now before the public.
Also, for sale by the sole proprietors,
43* Balm of Thousand Flowcrsi for beauti
fying the Complexion, and eradicating all Tax, Pimplxs and
Fbecxles from the face, Sold at Dc. KEYSKB’3,I4O Wood
street.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his property in the
Evergreen Colony, Ross Township, five milds from
Pittsburgh, The house ia. LS by 54, arranged with Four
Rooms, a Kitahon, and a large Hall on tho hrst floor, and
Is provided with a Water Closet and Bath Room—the latter
With suitable hot and cold water pipes. Attached to Ih*
honse are Two Acres of Ground, held in fee, on which there
is a Well of unfailing soft water, a Stable and a Chicken
House. The Colony is provided with a School of tho high
est order, and is under the management of a gontleman
from Virginia, a member, well qualified to teach even the
higher branches cf study. This admirably conducted
School is of incalculable advantage to the man of family,
as the ideas hero have an opportunity of shooting without
the contaminating influence of outside pressure, too often
found around schools in the city and immediate vicinity.
The House and the Two Acres will be sold with or with
out the interest in tho form property, and-the avails will be
taken in adjusted balances end certificates cf deposit against
f«b2l WILLIAM A. HILL, 64 Wood street.
204. p OT ai
4 “b'.LTI £7
GEORGE BRCCE,'
13 Chambers street, new York.
WM, C. CONNELLY.
;r-Vy-.c
. FLEMING BROS.,
Successors to J. Kidd & Co.,
60 Wood street.
feblT;d*w
Residence at Evergreen.
Tavern and Stables for Rent«
I WILL KENT, to a good Tenant, for one or more years,
the Tavern stand, and Stables connected therewith, at
prerent occupied by P. fihepler, situate on the corner of tho
diamond and Diamond alley. Pittsburgh.
This stand has alwaye.had a good country market busi
ness, and is well located for that purpose. ?
Apply to JAMES id. CHRISTY,
Jeb2l:d6 , Aw2;*3 At the Office of the Oak. Co.
PKNNB YLYaMA RAIL it OAD -
TflE LEWIjJTOWN BRIDGE REBUILT.
All Tmlnß now Crossing on the new
Bridge I—The Fast Traiu will commence ranting
again on next, OCTOBER i‘6tb, leaving Pitts
burgh daily, (uxceps Sunday) at 1 o’clock P. SI.
feb2blw J. MKSKIMEN. Agent Peop'a Railroad. _
1H) the Honorable tho Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county oi
Atiegheny:
The petition of Peter Baughman, of tbs Fifth Ward, city
of Pittsburgh, in' the county aforesaid, humbly ebewelh,—
That your petitioner hath provided himself with materials
for ibe accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwel
ling bouse In lh» Ward aforesaid, and prays that yonr
Honors will bo pleased to grunt him ft Ueenso to keep a pub
lic bouse oi enujrtalnmoni, and your potionor as in duty
bound, will pray. PETER BAUGHMAN.
We, tbo bubseribors, citizens of the Ward aforesaid, do
cortify that the above peti Honor ie cf good repute for honesty
and temperance, and is well provided with honse room and
couveoli!nce.-j for tho accommodation of strangers and tra
vulerA, aod that said tavern is necessary.
Louis Dure, Robert Bindley, Edwin Quigg, It. Dean, J.
Ward, J. WVlsser, IL Bell, Charles A. Bryan, Jacob Ahl,
Janie* Korney. U. D. Andy, M. Scliwartx. |feb2l:3t;dt\r.
i iuuuu ii.v.'sua ajuuu ak.no*: —uunng tuts la*,
j,v demerit season of tb-.* year, when £t> many persons
nrc trouble! with chaps, chafes, Ac., on their Lands, It is
well lu knmy that the HERPETIC SOAP heals all soreness,
ami rennycH rcnighncra* of the hands. It renders the
ikin Bolt, Fimxith and white haring been uasd with
groat tor re.-rial year* putt, in thi* city, it hos
neyer bot*» more popular than at present. Its low price
plac es it within the reach of all. IHI4 cents per cnXe, or
$1,25 a lsold by
d. a CUTHBSRT, 140 Third rtrue^.
jQs?*Bewar& <>f imitations. The genuine Is sold QKtr at
the ulh>to place. f<b2l
ANOTIIKK tiCJFPLY of ths Life and Beauties of Fann;
.Fern. JueC received—
FeWrson'a Magazine for Match;
Yankee Notions, u
New Yora Journal “
Required and fur sale at the cheap Book Store of
W. A. GILDBXIMSHKY Jt CO.,
Fifth at-, opposite the Theatre.
T.VANN¥ FLiiN.—Tbw Lifeand iieuutieaof Fanny Fern;
J/ price $L
Yankee .Notions for March, 12}.£ cts.
Peiercon’e Magazine 18 *i “
For sale by H. MISER * CO.,
ffb2l No. 32 Smithfleld street.
RILEY’S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETB,
PITTSBURG!!, PA.
my2o:yj E. RILEY, Proprietor,
in THE OUUKT oB OOJIMUN BLBAH. «'o. 2f or Do
cember Term, 1851. In the msttar*of the Toluntary atf*
eignment of M. Uodkinson to Thos. H. Sill.
And now, to wit, Februury 19,1855, on mollon
1 1. b. [■ of D. Kevl, in open Court, it Is ordered that notice
■*-»—■ * be given to all persons Interested, by publication
in two nswspapara published in the city of Pittsburgh, at
ie&st onesa week for three consecutive weeks, that an ap
plication w.ll be made to tho Coart of Common Picas on
Saturday, the loth day of March, 1855, for an order on sold
assignee to re-transfer and reconvey said assigned property,
and f;r the discharge of sail arMgnsd a'nd his sureties, Sc/
Uy tbs Court. From the reoord.
fcbßO ED. CAMPBELL. .TIL. Prothonotary.
Meauxboat Owacra
A iiE particularly Invited to cili and examine our stock
/X of dtoTt?, ccnpiliLoj every variety required for
dteamboct use, which ho offer at prices thm cuuoofcfaii
10 cive t-otliiictloa. J '
QEAiT, BfiISISGEU A QBAVS^ff'*s■
134 Wood street '
I.um tfALB.—A VALUABLE FrtOlMittTY, of i 7 feet
. front, on Leacock Rtn-Ci: Allegheny City, near the
P«nrl Mills, by I2i f.sot deep to fc*.*becea street, with n large
Two Story ItUICK HOU3K, with boll, Ac., anil convenient
ly nrrncqed, lanro yard, Hydrant, Coni House, Wood Shed,
4c. Th* above flavin g a large front on-two good sorrels,
and in a fovorahlo location, la Terr deslrablo, and will b»
<oI«l f.'r £I,?OL ia hand; remainder, $!00,
at one and s;*Coln ton yr»rs. 3. tA‘ TOIUiUT Jt SON,
Real LsUle and General Commission Agents, 110 Third
street. fehQO
BOOK STORE REMOVED.—Uur rounds, customers, and
tho public generally, af« requested to bear in mind
that ve hate removed our cheap Book, Newspaper and
Magaziuo .‘■tore to No. 43 Fifth ftreot, opposite the Theatre,
where we intend to keep on band everything in'bqrUne
of business. Persons dealing with us-will always find all
tho now publications on our counters afi soon as they are
issued from the pre*s. Don’t forget the place, Fifth Street,
opposite the Theatre,
febffl) W, A. OILDBNFENNKY k CO.
WORKS uN' UARDKNIJNG.—Faruuo’s Treatise on the
Strawberry, Tto Fruit Culturist, and Downing
Fruit Book, Young Gardner’s Assistant, and.a largo assort*
meat c>f Books on Horticultural and Rural affairs—Just
received and for fale by
febSO JAMES WARDROP. ■
/ YOU PlSH—liwo selected lor sale by
XJ -feh2o JAB. McLACQULIN.
EKD POTATOES—IOO bushels fir sale by
fettSO JAS.McLAUGnLTN.
Gardener Wanted.
S-4. SINGLE MAN.whonnderst&ndGardenlog and attend-
KAiigmiif Apply to . j. j. aufcsne,.
76 Wood street.
- -- ~ Kor,SaJe, .
-iINiJ’JfANSIpN ‘on Penn street, tho former red*
of Giro jAblmer. ..... - '
-- 'Ei|ht-nlnthfl of the steamer THGS. SURI-
ah excellent boat, and in good condition. T..-- • -3-
f*£OB?BAUB>OR.TO LET—The BANKING OFFICES, ol
’GtrtJi.TAnmer, on Fourth street . , r ,.
s ; For particulars enquire of Gen. Win. Larimer, Jr-tOr of
‘lheuutfet-tfgncd. THOMAS MELLON, .
_ Trustee.
It la True I
THAT PICTURES r.f superior excellence mny
bo obtained at CARGO’S New JDaguerrean Gallo*
■ ry, No. 70 Fourth street, at prices varying from
**&s'■* Ope to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to
please*-; Children taken in a few seconds. Call and examine
specimens of the various styles. Rooms open day and eve
ning. • ■ , , , . •.,. feblS
4£s2&aa* ttrwUa.vld Utuitj DciUiat, .
flfrgi.T'.'K . May Again be found at hiaoffioe, oh FOURTH
Pattersch’o Livery Sta-
bio. i • -r-, <■ - v fab!9:3w
(10RN MEAL—7S bblfc trash grouhdjust arritrdd and foi
J sale by - 'c • ‘Jig: M’IiiIJGHLIN, •
t foblQ ; ; No v lg Bmjflffield street.
mUCKWUE.U' FLOUiWO sucStfJor'fcSSc by
O fabio. y . ... -QM;*»i'uiTniTm
BEANS— 100 but to arrive by Railroad, anifor salo by
-r.’bl9 *; r lIKNUY IT. COLLINS.
RAPE I'RUNEIIB—AO pairs of tho German Bruners,
VT .the best prunlug instrument in use, for sale by' *
feMO JAMES WARDROP.
1)IRD CAUKd—-100 improved patterns, various sizes, at
J # reduced prices, for sale by
feb!9
BIRD BASKETS— 200 Neat Baskets, for sale bv i
febl9 JAMB 9 WAKDRQP. .
•J>IRD BEKDB—FreshCanary, Hemp, Rapa, Ac., by
-X>- foblO , JAMES -WARDROP.
H ROOMS— 60 doien this day received and lor Bale by
feblO HENRY U. OOLUNB.
BUTTER— 10 bbls prime roll received and for sale by
fablQ HENRY H. COLLINS.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON A CO. will open,
on Monday, February 19tb, another large lot of red,
yellow and white all wool Flannels, which wilfc be sold at
about onehalf the usual prices.' feblO
Delaines.— a. a. mason 4 co. win open, on Mon
doy, February 19th, 4 more cases of new style JL Do
lalnes, at 8j 10 and 12)4 ceats, usually sold for 185£ and 26
cents.- • * feblQ •
SHAWLS.— A few more of those splendid Empire 6tote
Long Shawls at $3, usually sold for $5, may etUlTbe
bad at a. A. MABON 4 CO.’S; *
feb!9 -26 Fifth street!
Laundry Blue.
THIS IS SIMPLY INDIGO DISSOLVED, Without inju
ring any of Us properties. It pos=eises a decided ad
vantage over the undtssolyed Indigo, on account of the
facility with which it can be used.and Its cheapness; It
ing a well known fact that not more.thafibno-liaircfUie
Indigo can be dissolved in water. Washerwomenantflam
tiles will find it a great saving. Forsaitby « r ■■/Zi't'
: £n3o ; JOHN; HAFT.- Jn.
DR, BRUNET’S UNIVERSAL
is far saperlor to any that has ever yeliWbo, offanea
to‘tbo’public. (derating upon all tbo organa of the Lody,
and upon the skin at large, it re establishes, wbenti disor
dered, that relative action which .'.is necessary to fbe 'per
formed by' the different organs of the system in a state of
health, and which are always deranged in a'state of disease?
It is acdpable to any and every disease,inrall stages, and has
made tho most astonishing cures that have ever appeared
upon record. I’iico $l,OO per bottle. gold by *'
feblO B.L, CUTIIBBRT. 140 Third st.
; UNLESS EM PLOFEDI —'s2,soo'
\_y Wanted.—Persons' seeking an investment for Ihelr
cash, can purchased Grtf ttiffii&ntofs3, 000,' on valuable
City Property, for Twenty-five par*
ticulars npply to S. CUTUBERT & SON
) feb!9 . .7 ' 140 Third street.
BUCKETS —4 setta White Cedar Buckets, brass bound; '
. 16 dozen .Eastern Broom?; for sale by '
F. B. DR.A.VO, No. 1 Diamond. '
iSttIED BiSJiF, UA.MB AND &HUOLDBKB, for sale by
I 9 few F IU DRAVQ.
SUNDRIES —2 boxes Freah'i’arina;
, 2 do Orrix’aCorn Starch;.
12 doren Fresh Peaebe*. Pichie*, 1c;
IQ do Ketchup and • , ,
: 6 hhds LoTerlng r a Syrop; .
20bbla do recelred at‘*th^
Pamily Grocery Store of.. •
cheats HoangHyson
X flnestquaUtiea, ■'.. ';••<■ -*s*l3* :
; fcM3 - f.B.PßATP.NoJlliifflicii
" 'C--V-
„T. %•(
'4ST For Brohobitiijf Throat DisealflSf
Hacking Cough, and theeffocta of imprudent use of Mer
cury, no medicine haaever been'discorerod which has
effeetolra.ch ; eixniju Carter’s Spanish Mixture.
VTbroatDiicaaea produced bysalivation, Hanking Congh,
Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease,' Neuralgia and Rheu*
mutism, have all been relieved and cured in a wonderful
manner, 6y\the great purifier of the blood, Carter’s Spanish
; xaixtdTSv •••- : '• . „
Tha caser of Mr#i. H. Bamsey alone should satisfy any
who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure a pamphlet
containing cures, which will astound you,
-%* Sea advertisement.
43T The Pleasure and •Comfort of being wru
ftTTXD iti o BDIT OF GLOTHE3, 1b greatly enhanced by
having
has got all that ia necesßary to efToct'th'at great ebnsunima-.
tlom both as regards fit and quality of'goods. * Persons
wishing tO'<aperiencb anilMs* i» 6hljr nicklerately :
charged, can do go by calliogat SW Lhubty st&ut, head of
Wood. ' •'■ ■
‘ P.S. —Pantaloons, in. particular, Is one of his ffriaUii
fork* . -He cannot be beat inthertylo'ond fit of
menu r bo given, if necessary, to'
fl->ry~QboTata thlwetataine-t. Cd«*9> E. ORIBBLK
Life, ?ire and Marine Insurance Company}
OFFICE 6b FIFTH STREET, - '
KASOSIO HALL, PITTBIBVIIOH, PA.
BOBERt GALWAY, President
Jas. D. M'Gux, Secretary. •
This Company maliesevery insurance appertaining to or
connected WithXUasaiBKS.
Also, against Hull and Cargo Bisks on the Ohio and Mis
sissippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Bisks generally.
And.against Lobs amLDomage by Tire, and against the
Perils of theßea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all parties.
piwcms:
Bobart Galway, Alexander Bradley,
James S. Boon, John. PnUerton,
John M* Alpha, Samuel U'Clorhan,
William Phillips, - James W. Hallman,
John Scott, Chos. Arbathnot,
JosephP.Gazzam y IL D,, Davidßlchey,
James Marshall, ■ • John Ai’Qill,
Horatio N. Lea, Klttannmg.
Hilectton*>»*An Election lor Ufflcers lor •* the
Company tor erecting a Bridge oyer, the Allegheny
river opposite Pittsburgh, in the county ol Allegheny,”
will be holden la the ofllceof the Company, at the north
end of the Bridge, on MONDAY, the 6th day of March next,
commencing at 1.-o'clock, P.&L
febs:lm JOHN HARPER, Tramnrer.
Howard Aaaociatlon--SOOP KITCHEN
tKy BRANCH. SEVENTH STREET.*—The Managers of
the Society will be glad to receive donations of C&ib, Bread,
Meat; or Groceries. The wants of the deserving Poor mast
be our excase for ashing material aid promptly.
President, Got. WXf. F. JOHNSTON.
Xloh. WM: B. JPCLtJEE,
8. W. BLACK,
Managers,' L. WTLMABTH,
B. CHESTER,
. WILLIAM noble; ; :
Treasurer, 0. T7ILMAKTB.
. . Wo cannot promise to publish-the nnmos of the donors,
bat will be glad to receive their gifts. fgblO
Chilson furnaces, 'Wrought Iron Tnhing, and
fitting Generally, : ‘
FOR WARMING AND ViMTILATION OF BUILDINGS.
49- A. & W. will contract for warming and ventilating,
by steam or hot water pipes, or Chilson’s Purauco; church*
es, Schools, Hospital*, Factories, Green Houses, Court
Houses, Jails, Hotels or Dwellings. No. 25 Market street,
Pittsburgh. ' . jan2j
HOETH WESTERN INSTJEANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE NO. 70 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CHARIER PERPETUAL:,
Authorized Capital, 9300,000,
A SSETIB LIABLE FOR THE LOSSES OF THE COM
PANY. - .....
In Stock Notes, (negotiable form,)secured by Mori* .•
gages and Judgment5.........«;...~...~4...«-~.......§100,000
In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, .. ....108,000
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items.... 47,Gu0
t Total ..™.j253,<j<10
H. CADPfEL, President. 0. H. IRISH, Secretary. .
49~.Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation rlskS/tafcen
fit curreaS.rates. -v.
Kramer & Rahzo, Curling, Rpbcrtsoa-A Co.,
N. Holmes 4 Sons, Wn, Bagaioy -
J. A. Hutchison A Ccu D. Leech A Co.,
Murphy, Tiernan A Co.
TVai might, Huntington M. L. Hollowall k Co.,
£ flojd, David S. Drown & Co.,
C. 2L k Geo. Abbott, Wood AOilTer,
Heaton & Denckla, Caleb Cope & Co.,
Chaa. Megargee A Co.,' -Drexel A Co., Hankers,
Hon. ffm. D. Keiey, Scott,'Baker A Co.,
Harris, Halo & Co., Deal, Milllgan &Co.
3. BANKS KNOX, Agent,
No. 115 Water street, Vittstrurgii
CITIZENS’ ln*UTAnc« Company ol
PlttaburglT*—WM BAG ALKY, President;
tJAMUEL L. MAItSUELL. Secretary.
OJJiees ©4 Water KtruLbitiounMarket and TToodttrctU.
Insures HULL and CAKGORishs, cm the Ohio and Missis*
&1 ppl Rivera and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Damage by Fire.
ALSO—'Against the Perils of the Sea, and InlandNavige-
HonandTransportation.
pfayHMmig
William Bagaley, lUchard Floyd,
JamesM.Cooper, ... SamuelM.Kier,
Samuel Rea, . William Bingham,
RobertDonlapjjr., Johng.DUworth,
Isaac'M.,Pennock>: Franci*a>eiierB,.
fl.Harbangh. J. R-hrtt’YnrngypT j-
Wmurnß.Hajs. '
-Joan Shipton. dec2t
AVefctem Pennaylvaiilft Hospital.—
Ur£r Brs. L. ScaacK, Second, between Wood, and Market
streets, and J. Run, North-east corner of Diamond, Alle
gheny city, are.the attendiD g Physicians to the above Insti
tution, for the first quarter 0f‘1854.
Applications for admission may.bo made to them at All
hours at their oGlees, or at the Hospital at 2 o’clock, P.M.
Recent cases of accidental Injury are received at all hours,
without form. . jalifcS*
Jr'S 3 * HOWARD Health Association of
[hSx Pittaliurgb, Po,—OFKICK, No. 103 THIRD
STREET, opposite the Telegraph Office.
This Association is organised for the purpose of affording
mutual assistance to each other, in cose of sickness or ac
cident. By paying a smallyearly payment, tha members
of the Association secures & weakly benefit during sickness,
averaging from $2,23 to $lO per week.. In this Association
all members are equally interested in the management and
profits. a. B. M'KENZIE, President.
T. J. Home®, Secretary.
Finance Committee—Josua Kxsq, Jajlksßtms, G. N.
Dorrs tot.
Consulting Physician—P. laian, M. D. novfinf
umee Ohio and Peanssivanlaßaii-
Itey road company, Fmswiwn, December 23,
1334.—Notice— The Annual Meeting of the Stocaholders
and Election of Directors of the OUtQ AND' PENNSYL
VANIA, RAILROAD COMPANY, for the ensuing year, will
be held at tho office of the Company, in Pittsburgh, on
THURSDAY,the 25th day of January, 1B5&, between the
hours of ,10 A. M. and 8 P. M-, (meeting at 10)
, By order of the Board of Directors.
• <too3s.tdU v J. KOBINBON, Secretary.
FranfcJJn saving Fond and Loan
AOOUintion, OFFICE, No. 97 FRONT STREET.
Discount Day— MONDAY Notes offered, on SATURDAY
to the Secretary, at the store of John H. Mellor, No. 81
Wood street.' Weekly Dues received at the same.-time and
place. - ~ : ; -(decD3mJ J. WHITTIER, Secretary.
TO-I-et.—THE SECOND SXvUCK OF tHK NEP-
TUNfi ENUINE HOUSE (a Hall suitable for public
meetings,) will bo lot for three or four nights in the week,
•inquire of;tv GEORGE FUNSTGN,
4eo4iSgt» at S. ATClurkap’s, No. 90 Wood street.
The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS SO
qnd Allegheny, meets on the
first WEDNESDAY of every month, at SCUOCHLEITKR’S,
intßaDisniond. Byorder. “
•jetty l ~~ GEO. W. BEESK.,Secretary, i
O. O. Place of meeting, Washingtoniiali,
UxSr .jWood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley..
PiTßstja(JifLoi>di,'No^36—Meetsevery Tuesday evening.
.llKßCAitma-rEncaliPMSjty, No. 87—Meets first and third
Fridny ‘. y ", v " ' , . fmarS&ly l
ATTENTION I S. L. are hereby notified to
attend' Rfc your Armory,un MONDAYS/WEDNES
DAYS And tRjDAYS, for drill, and to transact such bus!*
ness as may.conj^,before the Company. *p. KANE,
mar29tfmd > Secretary pro lem. .
AGENCY.
03E3 E.-EATOw,'No.I9 Sixth street, agent for selling
and buying PATENT EIGHTS, is cow authorised to
sell the following lately patented articles:
Hopper’s Patent Veneer Plano;
Trout's patent Oil Globed, for Steam Engines;
Douo’flJlock DriUing Machines;
Coe’s patent Drill, for Prilling Iron;
Copeland's Stationary and Portable Saw Mills;
Crawford's Steam and Water Gnages; and,
Griffith’s Wrought Iron Railroad Chair Machines.
These articleshare boon examined by practical m pawning
and machinists, and pronounced-superior to any in ru?e.
He Is also authorized to sell Eights to moke and vend these’
‘articlesin ai!i£|rifn of,the country..
Sh&s alee dor salo'h'ot-pressed Nutts and Washers, and
e&Bsgg&Work.
is also prepared to take l Agencies for the sale of other
patentfidSUgnta and new Inventions, and give to the busi
ness fjdthfulandcohstant attention.
He referp. to the following •
CARD. ‘
JAMES WARDROP.
t jTho irabscribcrahaTo Iragiaenacqaalntetl with Mr.
Hoses F. Eaton, and, have; no hesitation In recommending
him, to all who may wish to employ his services, as a gan*
tletoan of undoubted integrity- and indefatigable Industry,
in whose exertions overy reliance may bo placed*
Neville 81-Craig, - W. Kobinson/Jr.,
Wm. Larimer) Jr,, " John Graham,
W. H. Benny, H. Childs A Co.,
JamesTVood, Holmes & Sons,
P. It. Friend, Kramer A Babin,
F. Lorenz, • L. B. Livingston,
A -. -Knap A Wado, • . William F. Johnston,
r WUliamJEhfllipß, - Andrew Fulton,
Wilson iFCandless, A. W. Loomis,*
—Prm3Ußo7i,‘NovemT>er 27tb. 1664.
' Patent iloek Drilltoff ill tie hlneii
AttKIOHINQ ABOTJr SOO POUNDS; can bevrorkedaud
. f.f : moved by two men, and do the work of five or dx in
the ordinary way. ' B.'S. PcrwlerACo., Maanfactnrere. ’
The eubscriber has been appointed sole agent in the Uni*
ted Stales, for the sale of to-ofiG theEe Machines. .
MOSES F. EATON, 10 Sixth attest
EXFSttvtO-
Hon.Wm.F. Johnston,Preddent A. Y.R.R.; -
W. MUnor Roberts, Esq., Chief Eng. A, T. R. R 4
Gen. Wm. Larimer, President P. &C.R. R 4
0. W. Barnes, Esq* Chief Eng.KAC.R.Ih;
Messrs. Manfoll A Nicholson, Contractors for the P. & S
)B>R. •' • - ■ **> ' '• ‘ r; : d£Clo ”
:'VT EW BOOKS—General Notions of Chemistry: by i‘e
1 JJUlonio and Frerny; tranjlatedfrom IhoFrench ; oolored
plates. .*•- •
Nelly Bracken; a Tale of Forty Tears Ago: by Annie
Chambers Bradford. .. . -
May and December; a Tala of Wedded life: by Mm
, Brushwood Hebei TTp on the - Continent, or Last Bum
meris Trip to the Old World: ey Orville Horwiti.
! American Sportsman: by Elisha J. lewis; BJuatratcd.
A Translation of Virgil; new edition.
' by Ememon Bennett.^-V
AinrwortL!^ erieM & th ® Co “ t ct <iaeea AnnB: b 7 W. n -
Just recelvedly expiress and for sale by -
BAJl’Ii. B. LAOFFEIt,
67 Wood street
. ' • ?• HOTICB.
DALY*B STOCKING JIANUFACTOBY,
ifo. 20 Fifth ithet, first corner above Market street,
— PITTSBURGH, PA.
WHERE TWnr« T »-iwi found the largest and best assorted
stock of-fTOSIERY ever offered for sale In this city.
Purchasers will ibid It to their advantage to call at this es
tsbliahmentanawimioe fbr themselves; it is all I need to
insure their ctitiflJß* •• - —O. PAIY..~-
N. B.—BemSSSw the Caxip STOQKBfa.OoftHSB,...
! <.ftMiy. ■ 1 ’ : . C. D.
( it? ' JSXi'i----- i- '
Pkgpqpd;:
PITTSBURGH
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
UAircmcTU&f&s or
REFERENCES.
»qjTjimn.vnT*.
■'&*
A.MCSEMEOTB.’ '
CITY HALL. .
THE DSP ABKALLEGED SUCCESS
: _ 01? TOE - r ' ”
S ABI-E ORPHEUS
Has Induced the Manoger to prolong his stay. •
■ ‘ if £ • HATS, :
The Unparall?d Dancer, trill, appear fbrtho first time in
this City. .'
r PROFESSOR GLARE
Will appear and perform many cf hie Wonderful lire
Feats,' ,j ' ■
MB. J. BLYTHE? BOOTH, /. '
TheTndla.Bnbber Man and Contortionist, yrllt Alan appear*
«Ks* For particulars, era small bills of the &aj? c S&
fcbiaaw • . . - - :
IT HAS BEEN USED WITH CHEAT StfCCES&iiThe
•-Herpetic Softp, the roal genuino article, can only be ob
taloed of the subscriber, at No. 140. Third fltreat. It euros
cul chaps, chafes, At; heals-sore rough : hands, dnd renders
thorn soli, cmooLh and white; removes tan, salloWnefls and
rcaness of iheahin. The demond-for this valuable Soap
daily JnCTGasea, but a constant*supply canolways bo found
at No. 110 Third street. Price 121$ cents a cafco.
-vo r ; v -. ;8. L.CUTnBERT,
. - mo** • - Third street, near FmUhfleld.
|>IANO.fc'UKTE 808 $l7& —AgoocLiioscwdod case CM
JL octave Piano Forte, worth when new $225, wUI he sola
lor §175, cash. •
..- Also, a Piano for rent, nit the oU established Plano Do*
pot of .. CHABLOTTS BLUME,
feDlO * * ' .. .113 Wood street.
SHANGHAI CAPS—Just received nndfbrsale low, at 91
Woodetreet.- J. WIL3QN&EON,
ILK PLUSH CAPS, MUFFS AND CUFFS, Belling at
cost, at 91 Wood street,' ..
ft*bl7 " J. WILSON & SON. -
NO. SUUAIt—IO hhda for sale by
♦ tebl?. : i. - 85HTH, MAIB A^HUNTEB.
Kefined kugabs— .
' lu hhds Granulated Sugar;
20 u Loaf Sugary . - •
20 M Crushed Sugar; :. v .
15 “ Coffeo Sugar; for sale by ••
fcbl7 . . smith; maib & hunter.
BIIOOMS—SQ dozen fancy BroomPfor sale by
feb!7 . . SMITH. MAIB & lIUNTBB.
f |'ANNlsKb* OIL—IO bbls prtof for sale by
X fahl7 - • SMITH, MAIB A PUNTER.
BUT 115 U—1 bbl packed Butter; :
20 kegs ' do; for sale by -V- J •
- SMITH, sum & HDHTfiB.
’JOYOUS. B.PrinciKs: ™ 1
O r 25,000 H.S.fiegars; : : ••- • -•*-* 7, .
10,000 Havana fagars; fop sale by '
. SHITS. MAIR & HUNTER,
122_8eeond and 151 Tront street
' Spring Stylo Hats* v ; 7
ggf ,„WB .WOULD IN.VITJ3 eur_frle»cla'aDdtliepnbll3
Jga generally to call and examine cur now and beautiful
of Corrugated Hats, tfbicix tt© ur© sailing lotr
forcisa. Also, our Celestial Cap, -which is actnowledged
to be the neatest and b*.tCap'of the season. ' "' ' _ : "
febl7 . J. WILSON* SON, 91 Wood st. .
Dress Making and itUillnery.; .
MRS. B.IZ. CARGO is prepared to inaKo to order £axs3-
23, 'CioAXS, Mantillas, Tawas, Ae. t on tha meet iea
so liable tcTDn. Apollo itaildlngs,.No. 76 fourth at [fab!7
putcut bhoiver Bath.
T'UIE SUBSCRIBER has purchased tho patent for a'snpo*
X riot and useful article of SIIOWRB BATH—commodi
ous and occupying but a.small space; can be readily man
aged by a child. It has been highly rocommendod cy
physicians wherever exhibits, and should be in evory
household. The rabscribcr olTert, oh adTanfngeoustenns,
the PATENT RIGHT Ibr the counties of AlXloaixr, WS3T
ironrLvsD and WABUixoTca. The' clllea of Pittsburgh
and A llegheny wi 1 bo dispojed of separately, If desired by
agent?. Tho modri may be seen at tho Good Intent Hotel,
Liberty rtreet, where terms will bo mado known. %
frhHMlw&wU* • JOHN MOLONEY.
CONTINUATION. Up Tlifci
GREAT SEHUANKUAL BALE OF -
A, A. MASON* & CO. j
.. AND STILL FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRUNES.
A A. MASON A CO. will continue theif gala through
• the month of Februapr. Their immense stock will
'btragaln marked down and offered atstiirgreatex reduction
In prices. _ ; .-febl .
WARRANTED NUT TO FADE—The I'fctarea taken ft>r
Fifty Cents and upwards, at tha Enterprise Gallery,
Wilkins Hall, 102 Fourth street. jan2G
MT. WASHINGTON PKOfc*KiLTy.—A gooa Frame Bweli
log House, with largo lot of 112. feet front on the
brow of the hill and running bach 422 feeton Bertha street
16 an alloy, with a- well of good water,.thaia.And fruit
trees, a stable, &a* s good board f^ncaaround Hie properly*
Pries $2,600. Persona desirouaof a pleasant residence and
pure air, with a view of the two cities, riTerev Ac., would do
well to attend to the abore. Apply toon to
S. UUTHBEBT & SON,
No. 140 Third street.
OUIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOCK will
be taken at par in exchange for a • good' Farm of 100
acres, 2}£ mile 3 north of New Brighton, if called for soon.
Eoaulre of THOMAS WOODS,
jan22:tf " 75 Fourth street.
f I 'HE, HERPETIC SOAP is the best article we have ever
JL used for rendering the skin, smooth and falr, and pre.
venting it from chapping. If yon hare'sore, rough hands,
give it a trial. Only 12$£ cents a cake. - Sold only by... '
. febfO - fi. li.' CUTHBEET, X4Q Tbirustreet.
'J’HIS PEOPLE SAY THE ENTERPRISE GALLERY
X turnß out extra fine Pictures* and at very moderate
prices. Call and sea for yourself. Prices 60 cents and on
wards. Wilkins Dali, 102 Fourth street. - ' - feh7 r
r COUNW3ONH7^~ _ ’
sP U/ t UUI/ 60shares Ohio and Pa. Railroad'Stock*
wanted by AUSTIN LOOMIS, Stock Broker, . '
febi . : ' No. 02 Fourth street.
7*'*iE TWIlVtf/orConTersations on the Jmportancoof the
X Kulhjg Eider, Its Scriptural Authority, Qualifications
and Duties: by tha author ofWhyom I a Presbyterian?
ill cents, by mail SO coats* For saleby•>' • • - -•-»
‘ JOHN S. DAVISON,
« fl h2 ~ . . C 5 Market street, near Foorth.
- Co-Partnerßhlp/ • . '
I HAVE this day associated withme, in the Ooal and Met
chandiricg business, in the borough of Tcmperaneeville,
Mr. Thomas Collins. The style and title of the firm will
hereafter te 31’3ILVRAY & COLLINS, who are prepared to
furnish. Coal at tha mouth of Sawmill Run* or by wagon
to either of the cities,-as well as transient teams at either
of our platforms, upon reasonable terms »* • ' -
t '• JOHN M’GELVBAY.
Wc hare engaged iho services of John Smitioy/who Is
thoroughly acquainted with the above/ business. Persons
dealing with him on our account will be satisfactory to the
firm. ffebl&2wd*J . M’GILVHAY & COLLINB.
Groceries at COflti •>.: ■■■■■;■
THE UNDERSIGNED wishing to' decline 'buslheas,
offers Ills entire stock of Goods, comprising a sen
era! assortment of. FAMILY GROCERIES, at oosr, b fbr
cash or approved rates. And will positively close out his
stock poor to the .Ist of April, as his lease will expire at
that date.
The attention of tha Trade, and Families desiring cioloa
goods at iott pmets, is reßpfctfolly eolldted.
J. »- WIIUASIS,'
„ J 266 Liberty Sttfcct.
. <B3-The fixtures in his former stand, 123 Wood street,
consisting.of aCoanter, Cases of Drawers and EheMng,
will be «>ld at a bargain. To any one desiring to enrag®. la
similar business it will offer raia inducements.-. ; feblCtim
steam Kogiue for Sate*
ALEVKftENuii»B, oompUtc, including Pitman* Shaft
and Crank; no p»y Wheel; 13 inches diameter of
Cyhoder, end 5 leet stroke. $5O will putitaUingoalrdn*
txing order. It lias a Pump Pendulum, hut no rpump.
I'ot.Xanhyr information apply to - - '
£. C. DEWEY. & COj
BINQEII, HAR» 4 V &.r l °
Water atreo{ r TUtshamh.
TT. K. fiMla- W. R, nCflTilt"
Smith, JlTalr & Himter«
(Late Smith* Sinclair,) ’ -
WHOLESALE GttOCEBS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALKIIs in an hinds.of. Pittsburgh Manuihal
• urea, 1-2 Second, and 151 First Btreetfpittsbirnrh.
nn *-. ~ - ftfai /
JVI U» MULASSEgh— I6O bblfl prime tor Bafe by - -• 1-
11 m fet9 SMITH, HAIR & HPKTBR^
KQStN SOAP—ICO bxs superior for sale - by -
ft>b9 • SMITH, MAIS a HPNTfiK.
O TAR CANDLES—4O bxs for tale by ■" v . .'T
Q ft)bO - SMITH, MAlft
WAK-liODSil SYRUP—6O bbla, Belchee’s, for sale by
■ -Teb9 - SMITH,- MAIR & HUNTER.
MOLASSES—3O/tibis prime lor sale by
. SMITH, MAiK * HUST^F,
Buckets ANi> '" .v ''
40 dozen Bucfcetflj
' 10-doVi.Tuba; forraleby' '
. feb9 • SMITH| MAIR A HUNTER;*
Window glass- r-
ISO boxea 8x10; .
25 .do 10x12;
40 do 10x18; - :
10 do 12x16; . .*
. - *?. 10x14; best country brands, &r sale
ti Li_ " lfeh9J SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER..
I a Story of Modern Idle. Quo
JL of the bast books erer written. For saie by '
H. MINEH & CO.,
No. 32 Smith field street.
Copartnership* -
EO' WHITE having associated withhfm m tfc B
Dry G£K)dB business hlsbrotier. jAHES
w uITE, and his confidential clerk, Mr. JOHN P. MT, tho
oSTwStcO ■ l \ CODllactal undcr tte <™t of.
As it Is the Intention of the.new. firm .iasoxve the'publlo
yell, customers may rely on getting a good article, and at
a puce satisfactory. • «**«**%
xi Par i of tieir Stock they intend to import, and to mrr
chase from first hands, bo that every thing In their linsTrM
be at tho lowest cost. To enable them to do so, It will S
necessary for those persons Indebted to Geo. IL White
pay promptly. .••*»»uuow
Pittsburgh, Pcbrrinry B,lBss—[feb9;lm - c - ; ,
I>E»iuVisD! ataiOVKUll—The subscribers havA
,t moved their Cheap Book, ilagazinv PSodfcZl
Newspaper Store,.from 78 Fourth stratto « Fltthstrau
opposite thoTheatre, where wewitl be bnppyto a «> aluS
Mend, on« customers, Had the public |enerali» ]3i
ro S th ” p,aM - i <o ' 4s ‘^opplstte^ihS
-iiix TV. A. OIIDENFENNEY * CO.-; 3
X) MODaTAGHFUS 1 Tr ,XUU i AIiI WHIKKEHS AND
imwr D»tn?«ii y “® an 4 j on r beard won’t
■mTh’S.S'T 1 ’ - ei Von hato to de !a to uso myOuguant,
We ?^ ? ‘ lbrC ® yffar beSld 0r IO K™W
I’•arrant it will not stain or. injure
[, T lt will do, for before I began to sell
it l tried It well and thoroughly; both on mysolf and friends,
fr^ 80 re ? on J it with confidence, as do Seme 2000 gen- *
tiemeu who hare used it. So says tho proprietor, B.G.Gra-'
ham, of New York. . • •
The above article is for sale, pricb £1 per bottle, by
- - fob 7 ... 8.-L. OUTBBERT. 140 Third ah
co.27altf
LEAi> Pli-is sM) ttUEEX XEAi>—The subscribers ar»T
now receiving; and will keep constantly on fanmi, a foil
supply of Hydrant and Brain Pipe of all sizes; also,. Sheet
• Lead, from 2>£ to CBa to the square foot. .: „
J. W. BUTLER & CO, . •
-lanS , 87 Froatatreet.
SUCH OP OUR DEPOSITORS as have not yet had their
accounts adjusted, are requested to bring in their books
and certificates. { A. WIEKIN3& CO.,
U\A'- ‘ 71-Foarth street'
SALE—A. A. MASoN a uo. will open
O 100 dozen more of tbe Portsmouth Hosiery, at 50 per
cent, discount; also 150 dozen of Woolen Hoods, Comforts,'
Uioflk*. and Scarfyat half price. -v feblS *
CiL/i'U aNB BATlft UJ.UA-KB.—A. A. MAHON UCO
i. have a few more. Satin and Cloth Cloaks, which they
ate cloalog outat less than half price. febls *
SmiATIOW WANIiSD.-Wermh to procuru a BUnaUSI
for Slan. ln a Wtotaale or iletall Dry Goods
Blow. UehM bod fl?o years erperienco in ths business,
and can gwe thg beat of rolereocea B ; ... *
* SON- •
General Agent?. 340 Third street. ..
A&kW iIIUUJ HOUSE if Jll SALK—Situated on Ban*
ImnQ, Alleghany city; with a Urgo Lot of 62 foot front
on Bans Lane; by 84 deep on East Lane. The House U srell
arranged, with hall, parlor,dining room and kitchen, wash
tense, four bed rooms, and finished attic: good cellar, hy
drant, oat OTen, stable, do., all ingood order. BlicotSJOO.
B.CUTHBEBT & SON,
Beat Estate Agents, HO Third sheet.