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BY ALICE CASEY
Mr. and Mrs, Dexter.-began to live with a
fortune ; they. had one.ct. the finest houses in
town, and, of course, it seas the most fashionable
• quarter, and furnished with all the elegance and
. luxury which minister.to taste and comfort. In
short, they bad a great.house, a great deal of
furniture, a great many servants, and a great
• many clothes. They had .fiqe horses and oar
- lieges, a fine ooneervatory-andfine pictures, and
were, in all respects, fiue_ptieplo They gave
splendid entertainments: bad traveled at home
and abroad ; gave and received presents ; visited
all the fashionable resorts In the summer, aid'
in winter made life one round of what is termed
pleasure. Mrs. Dexter was a beautiful and ati
--n-----noMplished W0D3813, and' lived' as shade:o hada
,' ... edueatecito live, as ehe supposed Wlll5 proper for
a woman of her position and fortune to live.
Her baby was in the nnrserywell oared for,
ettiehnewrind yet it caused her no little anxiety
. Jthae ! .she Was unable to see it oftener than once
or twic:, a day—her engagements were so numer
ous they would not allow IL
*-- ;,- , - , 14>1 mid Wearyiatid worn'were they, neither
haerptthemselvee nor cansieg 'happinese to oth
• ers.,,Ahey were, -- ef coarse, o good deal envied
arid diialted, and, suffered pet a little from tin.
felon - My suspicioas. It ie one of the penalties
oUpediperities that it' enables evete our befit
frietidteto see all the little defeats of our °barite ,
let, and sometimes to , imagine faults and Nile
Inge of which, in reality, we are guiltless.. .
" :CYhy is it that we are so bored to deathl"..
—said Mr. and Mrs. Dexter. "Nothing eqpms
fresh or pleasant ; and surely we ought to be
happy if anybody ia—we possess largely the
means of 'happiness."
- So - they turned and overturned their affairs;
counted the rooms of their house, the number
t -of their wardrobes, and scrutinized their turn'-
, tore.; bat they Were rely the more and more
pee:sled. Li all the list of their fashionable ea
, . quainianoie they think of but ,one family who
had ampler means or lived wore stylish than
themselves. They had once or twice seen a
finer coach than their own, tbough seldom more
splendid horses; a few costlier entertainments
they had attended than they were able to give,
but not many; and DO lady wore finer jewels
or brocades than Mrs. Dexter.
They were not admired much, it is true, and
she sometimes thought her taste in selecting
Must be at twit; but not so; that Mrs. Dexter
sheuld-'wear silks and dtansondi3 Were a matter
trfaourse—and so, of course, they gave nobody
either pleasure or surprise, and least of all
himself.
Fire blazing before them, and mirrors flash
. lug behind, they sat in their fine homes and won
dered why they were not happy, and concluded
that they could not be possessed of that amount'
of wealth tha'. insured happiness, forth ho other
way could they account for the hunthrtun of
life they lived.
They did not sleep well at night—why, they
could not guess, unless it were the fault of their
beds; they most have more ft:merlons ones, if
in any part of the world they were to be obtained.
They had little appetite; the cook must be to
"blame; they employ another; entertainments do
not entertain them; and visiting and visitors were
alike tiresome. if they had wealth enciaih to
dr jest no they would like th,Oo, they would
surety batill the demon of ennui, that so tormen
ted them now.
The onto:lees of speculation were turned over,
and Mr, 'Dater was not lenflo selecting one
which he thought promieed-well. So sure were
they of favorable result9V,lthat they concluded it
would be foolittlatfaett to ittkiefor the actual reali.
cation of the itietWth:at was almost within
their reach, andie4;',..##ltia drew upon a visionary
capital. TO tii44 harpinese refused to
come, deepitfraido - ail:lidding. From their
splendid entertatia oay retired more weary
than before, froDithelol : : Otter beds arose more
t
languid and listleas;tinti their dancing coach
rode witl3,no mars ease and comfort than former
ly; the French Gooks failed to suit their appe
tites, and merchants and milliners were alike
unsuccessful in their attempts to meet their
wishes. At the end of a year of most extrava
gant diasipation,'.there came a crash in the off sire
of Mr. Dexter. From heedlessness or misman
agement, or both, the late venture proved an ut
ter failure, and dragged after It to ruin, cooks,
coaches and all.
" What can bo done 1" es 'd Mr and Mrs.
Dever. Acid, of course, the eouci laton was
anything but coming down. Truth must be
smothered and credit kept good. So thousaude
were borrowed, and sent searching after the lost
thousand's, and for a while the Dexters moved
in splendor and gaiety, an I were to outward op
-pear:tn. ces greatly to . be 'envied; bat in their
hearts they felt very much as if standing on dry
boards that for a moment surprcsood the fires of
arrearthgcutko.
" What shall we do V said both Mr. .and Mra.
Dexter, when no money could be borrowed.
They did not know ; they only felt anything,
anything but coming down.
What would all their fashionable friends say,
and how they would be avoided?—that was what
they dreaded more than any privation they would
have to endure.
They Gould devise no plan of notion ; but in
their efforts to keep np yet a little longer there
came a season of dodging and hiding, of prom
ising and postponing, of evasion and of almost
secret starvation. They grew thin and haggard;
their fine clothes looked like fine rage, or nearly
so, and the pinch of penury showed so plainly on
their faces that any further attempt at conceal
ment was boreless.
Poor Mrs. Dexter looked like a little white
paper woman, with a kind of smile painted on
her lips, for you might sec plainly enough it did
not spring from her heart, nod it seemed that a
breath of wind would drift her away as easily as
tbe froth from a milk pail.
Hell a dozen scanty fed fires wore horning in
the lima, when Mrs. Dexter seated herself by
one of them in mute and hopeless despair.
Night fell, and the heavy curtains made it doubly
night within the room. The doer opened stealth
ily, and her husband, like a snow drift, still and
cold, oame to her side.
" My dear wif,;," be said, presettly, "I would
not mind this terrible calamity but for you."
Hie voice faltered, and he put his arm about her
neck with a tenderness of manner that she was
not at all used to, though he had always been
kind and indulgent. Her heart had never stirred
as it then did, when she heard him say, " Here
is a thousand dollars, my dear." There actually
name a faint color to hoe cheek, and real smile
to the lip where the false one had been so long.
The happiness of that moment was worth all
the lost fortupe. "My good, noble husband,"
she said, "you mast not suffer on my account.
I am equal to any fortune aa long as you lore
me;" and the hands she laid on hie forehead
were like a pleasant !lean , g dew, Rod her kiss
on his cheek made him richer than he had ever
been.
The shell of a fortune in which they had been
living was broken, and they say, for the first
time, that there was a great world outside of it.
The anticipated misery of coming down lessened
wonderfully when they stood up and faced it.
All the fine furniture was sold, the French
cooks dismissed, dressing maids and chamber.
maids were sent away. Mrs. Dexter herself
took charge of the baby, and half the house let.
One servant and a small carriage wore all the
luxuries they reserved for themselves.
[COYCLUBION OH MONDAY.]
EXHIBITING A WIPE WANTED. "—The Man•
attester (Eng.) Guardian says that recently in
that city a gentleman advertised for a wits, and
received a note from •' Ann Woodville." A °or
respoodenoe took place, and It was agreed that
ho should meet the " fair " writer at Rochdale,
and should hold a piece of white paper in hie
hand that he might be recogn rod. He went to
Rochdale with the paper, and there found about
fifty wags waiting for him. Finding that he had
been sold, he begged to be allowed to depart,
but this would not do ; he must be exhibited,
The bellman was sent around with the following
announcement;—" In view, a gentleman in want
of a wife, May be seem at No. 3 Tweedale's ho
tel." Of course this brought a large accession
of admiring friends, and one of the company,
having adroitly, and unperceived by Mr. J. Kay,
stuck a whiteistar or 000kade on the front of his
bat, le was readily distinguished, and received
his compliment of undivided attention. Visitors
flocked into the room in rapid euccession, each
iu turn being introduced by a master of cere
monies to the gentleman who had advertised for
a wife. This continued till it was too much for
the endurance of Mr. J. Kay; he became ill,
wept, and implored permission to depart, and at
length, after having been detained for several
hours, be was allowed to go, on paying for a
bottle of wine to niece his tormentors. A few
more such denotternenta, and who would advertise
for a wife
Tae senior editor of the Louisville Journal
gratified his curiosity by visiting the Free Love
Club, in New. York, while on a recent visit to that
city. It happened to be the night upon which
the police made their desoent upon the Free
Lovers, and our friend Prentice narrowly es
caped being incaroeraed in the Tombs, as a load
er of that respeotable association. 4 friend
writing from that city says that at the moment
of the descent he was making a "filling ap
peal" to one of the fairest of the sisterhood.—
.3fayam l / 6 &prem.
OFFICIAL PAPER OFME 'CITY.
SATURDAY 'MORNING NOVEMBER 10
ISORIVINO POST JOB °PPM:di
We would call the attention of ?dERCELANTS AND
iIcUeINESS 511CN to the fact that we have just received
fccm Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job TYPO, and
era now PreParnd to MI orders for Cards, CiroUlars, RIII
II • ode, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for exhibi
tions. All orders wilt be promptly Alla.
nws, Telegraph, Commercial
Matter, &o. see first page of this morning's
A SIIPERSNIZEIDIINT OP BIIILDINnB.—We have
on severkl r oopasions.aLitided to the importance
of an officer of the above description for this city.
It is one we should like to , see taken up and
properly .presented by the underwriters, if the
Owiters of property do not ietwilffer the matter
luffioleotly near c -khemtiplFee. Bach an officer
leadOis-jl3 otifer:placesp and As considered as im
perative in the municipal organization as the
aloe bf Maier or Council. Each successive fire
I?i,frays a signal deficiency in the fire proof
*tamaler of building+. Very frequently wo see
whole rows of stores or warehouses, where the
joists and other wood work about, anff offer
thereby ready , access to fire to communicate,
from house to house. This should be prohibited,
and no builder, through motives of economy, or
any other reason, be'permitted to endanger the
goods and property of his
, ; tonapis or others. ,
The city cow/oils having in view the dan
gers of conflagrations, prevent by ordlnanoo
t he erection of frame buildings. Other munici
pal regulations might properly occur, determin
ing the fire proof qualities of buildings to be
erected, and with this in view in other cities,
superintendents are appointed whose duty it is
to carefully supervise and report upon buildings
in process of erection. We hope Councils will
take note of this matter, and act upon it at an
early day.
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, PHILADELPHIA —Mr.
W. S. Campbell, former proprietor of the St.
Charles Hotel, of this slim has leased for a term
of years the St. Lawrence Hotel, of Philadel
phia. It is located on Chesnut street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, running back to George
street. Mr Campbell has scoured the invalua
ble eervioes of Mr. George W. Mullen, lately en
gaged at the St. Charles Hotel, of this oity. This
new Hotel has much to render it attractive to
the traveler, sojourner and citizen, being direct
ly opposite the Aosd my of Fine Arts, Parkin
oak's Garden and Saloons, and in one of the most
pleasant and fashionable places on' Chesnut
street ; also, in the immediate neighborhood of
the Theatre, and other places of amusement.
The rooms are large, airy, and well ventl'ated—
many of them have communicating doors suita
ble for families and parties traveling together.
The furniture de entirely new, and of the moot
improved style, embracing all the late modern
Hotel improvements. We wish Mr. Campbell
abundant success, and shall do ourselves the
pleasure of calling upon him on cr about the
first of December.
The Concert Last Kvsning.
To say Mlle Paredes concert was a success
would but feebly express the triumph she
achieved last Light. It was the first real in
auguration of City Hall, and surely we never
Saw in any building in Pittsburgh so much of
the beauty and fashion assembled. We have
not time at this late hour to speak of the per
former)! individually; It is sufficient to say that
Parodi, M and Madame Strakosch and L2ontirdi
all acquitted themselves to the delight of every
one, eo great indeed was the enthusiasm that
several pieces were rapturoueiy encored. It
would have been cruel for Mile. Parodl to leave
us without singing again—after the reception
she got last evening—and we are therefore
gratified to announce a second and last one
on Monday nigh'. The Marsellalse will then be
sung with the grand effect hike alone is capable
of giving it.
BANKING DIVIDENDS IN PHILADELPHIA.—The
papers of that city publish the semi-annual divi
dends of eleven banks, which vary from three to
seven per cant. for six mouths. Some of them
have made 15 per cent. in the last year—ebow
ing money invested i, bank stocks to be about
as profitable as anything else. It also illustrates
the fully of our laws against usury. Here are a
dozen corporations which are restricted to legal
Interest, yet make more than twice six per cent.
Iv there .wanted anything more conclusive to
prove the ridiculousness of usury laws
Well Done for Gallant Little Jersey.
la New Jersey, of the six Senators eleoted
five ere Democrats. Tho House of Assembly
will undoubtedly be Democratic, but by what
majority cannot now be stated with positiveness.
The county officers chosen aro Democratic in a
large majority of instances. The result of the
election In this State is important, as it ensures
the election of two United States Senators of
Democratic politics.
Quaas.r.i.e or AUTHORS —Two of the ', Female
Poets of America," hire. Estelle A Lewis and
Mrs. 13 Oakes Smith, are quarrelling in the
newepapere of New York, about the authorship
of a sonnet. Their communications are more
remarkable for bad temper and worse diction
than for force of argument, poetic embellishment
or feminine delicacy.
John Van Buren has loot his character ae a
prophet in New York. Be promised 60,000 ma
jority for hie wing in his natire State, but it
won'd appear from the returns that, on the oon
trary, it is quite the reverse
IN TOWN —We noticed yesterday, upon the
street, the pleasant faeo of our friend Harry
Meg raw, formerly of this city, but now of Lan
caster. Mr. M. is a prominent candidate for
State Treasurer.
Um- Boer ON."—This book is for sale by
Mr. Spratt, on Federal street, Allegheny City,
and not at Mre. Saddler's, as printed in our pa
per a day or two ago.
IMPORTANT KANSAS PRO.SLAVERS MOVYMENT
LS Gsonots..—ln another part of this paper oar
readers will find an interesting account of a very
important and signifioant Kansas pro slavery
meeting at Columbus, Georgia. It will be seen
from the prooeedinger of said meeting that the
extreme Beath have at last resolved that their
pro-slavery brethren in Missouri shall not belett
to fight the battles against the Northern Emi
grant Aid Societies single handed. On the con•
trary, It is proposed to raise a fund of four hun
dred thousand dollars, ae the contribution of
Georgia against the abolition colonizers, and in
behalf of the settlement of Kansas by men sub
stantially pledged to the institutions of the
South. Very well. Keep up the fire. If the
South can carry suffmient strength into Kansas
to shape the fundamental laws of the prospec
tive Stato r the question will be settled ; for it
will be utterly impossible for the Northern eedi
tioniets to keep her out of the Union on account
of her recognition of slavery. Squatter sover
eignty the teat. Let the South fight their
enemies with their own 'weapons, and pour in
their emigrants. The issue—a vital one to the
whole South—depends upon the settlers of the
Territory.
We extract the above morsel from the New
York Herald We think the State of Georgia
might do something better with her $400,000
than interfering with popular sovereignty in
Kansas. The people of that territory should be
permitted to settle their own affaire without the
interested interference of either Missouri or
Georgia. Save your money to redeem your rot
ten currency.
A writer in one of the northern papers on
school dLsoipline, 'nye: " Without illiberal one
of the rod, it le impossible to make boys smart."
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD DISASTER.
The editor of the St. Louis News, wbo was a
passenger in the train on the Pacific, Railroad at
the time of the late accident, gives the following
account of it:
Soon we came in sight of he bridge' aerates'
the Gasconade river, about nine Mites from Hei.4
menu, anti about thirty-five fOm .reifenihn citii;
: The bridge *approached by aniembartkmettkP,
1 thirty feet high, which - teruilnates in a massive
I stone abntrutrat. Forty yards from the abut
ment, and just at the edge of the river stands
another staunch stone pillar, three more of
which reach to the other side of the stream and
support the bridge.
". The river is about two hundred and fifty
yards wide, and the bridge thirty feet -high al.
least. The Pioneer locomotive had - tressed the
structure safely, and was vraiting - 011 the other
side to see the result of our attempt. ;There ,
was no fear of danger, and no appreben on of
peril. We slowly moved along the emb ment
and came to the bridge. The locomoti e had
passed the first span, and had its foreitheels
above the first pillar beyond the abutment, there
being then, resting on the first ,span,. the loco
motive, baggage car and. two heavily Jostled pas
senger care. The weight was too much for. the
long, slender timbers which supported the rails
and the enormous lead above. Suddenly we
heard a horrid crash—it rlngein our-cars now—
and saw a movement among those in the oar in
which we were seated;.then there came crash
-om M—crash—tie each oar oamo to the abutment
and took the fatal plunge.
" The afar was but the work of an instant,
We were running slowly at the time, and the
sueoessive crashes oame,ou at Intervals of nearky,
a seoond. We 'ourselves were seated in the sev
enth oar, there being three behind ns; and when
we heard the horrid sound that- came up,,,as
each oar slowly and deliberately took the leap,
we hoped that our oar might stop before It.
reached reached the precipice. Bat no ; It seemed that
the spirit of rain •was beneath, determinedly
dragging each car to the spot, wrenching it from..
its taereoings, and hurling it to atoms beneath.
Six oars felt in ono mass, eooh on the other, and
were shivered into fragments. The seventh fell
with its forward end to the ground, but the oth.
er end rested on the top of the abutment. Those
in it were only bruised. The eighth and ninth
ears tumbled down the bank before they reached
the abutment.
Suoh a wreck we never saw, and hope never
to see egain. It was one undlstingnishable mass
o: wooden beams, seats, iron wheels and rods,
from beneath which came up groans of agony.
Those who could, crawled out of the rain imme
diately, and either sought to relieve their own
wounds or the wounds of their friends. Some
of them wept tears of joy to find their friends
alive, and others shuddered to find their friends ,
deiid."
TEE BRIDGE AOROBB GASCONADE ETTER
(nom the Demoomt)
Our comments on what we styled, on yester
day, the pasteboard structures on the Pattie , '
seemed to have called forth a good deal of con
troversy in the community. We can only say
that we spoke of them in tbo only manner th t
we think they deserve to be noticed, and, al
though willing to affard room for every erplans,
time, yet have nothing to retract.
On yesterday, however, we were informed by
the officers of the road that in noticing the de
struction of the bridge over the ?doro we were
in error in stating that it was complete. Such
wa- not the case. The trestle work under the
bridge woe up—the sleepers had been laid—but
the upper work was not In such a condition as to
hold the frame together. The result was that
the aoeumulaUon cf drift, caused by the rise in
the stream, swept away the temporary supports
and the whole fabric fell
It has also been stated to us that there aro in
all sixty regular bridgee on this road, between
t .is plane and Jefferson City. Of these fifty are
finished, and no one of theie have yet shown the
slightest inclination to give way. Tho remaining
ton are incomplete. They have merely been
supported temporarily on trestle work, and were
not in a condition to test fairly their strength.
In regard to thin matter, however, as we see from
the proceedings of the Board of Directors of the
Paola° Railroad, that they have appointed emi
nently competent gentlemen, to make a thorough
examination of tho facts, we shall abide their
report bet - At indulging in premature:oonjacture.
Another Letter from Henry A. Wise.
The following extraot we select from a long
letter of Henry Wien, to George Book&r,
EMI., of Hampton, Va. It le full of fire and
retreat from the Presidency :
Lastly, I regret to be compelled to notice
what soma to be an insidious attempt to im
pair my usefulness, just at this time of difticni
ty and danger. The Sentinel speaks of " the in
dication In variona emotions of a de,ire to nom
inate him (me) for the Presidency," and says
" Mr. Wiee's last lettere have been written with
a knowledge of that foot." It this is meant to
say that I wrote warmly for the liolon, in order
to make a National claim to a nomination, is an
errontoui Imputation, to say the least of it. The
idea of the Presidency has not been allowed to
enter my head. That iron has not pierced my
heart. I know how it impairs a public man's
usefulness to make such an impatation upon hie
aspirations Da (4e Sentinel so intend .° It
looks very much like as if its fears were father
to its thoughts. I can any on that subject that
I mean to keep the even tenor of my way, with
out fear, favor or affection. If the Democracy
would be guided by me, I can find one hundred
men whom I prefer for the Presidency to my
self. I can find two, at least, in Virginia. One
you know of very w 11. But, if the Democracy
can again succeed, and cannot again unite upon
a bejteekman than I am, and they will unite up
on me, I can only say that I will a la mode
Jackson—fervently and effectually rule Black
Republicanism ; /will rule them.' But the idea
of ruling or not ruling them shall not turn me
a hair's breadth from my own convictions as to
what my duty as a patriot requires. I will
write, speak, aBt as I think right, and leave the
consequences to God and 'the country," with
out thinking of the Presidency.
Now, no to a email matter. They say my fine
sentiment ie a pit glariem from Gen. Bayly. I
he aver said that the Union of the States is the
right of the States—that, or any other form of
exproseing that idea, I never knew It 7 When ?
—whore did he say it? I care not when or
where, I never stole anything from Oen. Bayly.
1 am, truly, your friend,
HENRY A. WISE
Geo. BOOKER., Eeq , Hampton, Va.
" Tate is a very beautiful sight for a person
with a relined beastly taste," said Mrs. Parting
ton at the agricultural show, looking at the big
sheep, and addressing a tall young man by her
side. Be responded " pieta." "Is that a hy
draulic ram r she asked, with great simplicity,
provoking a smile on the young man's face, and
a loud laugh from outsiders, who were attracted
by the black bonnet. The young man informed
her that this was a long-wooled sheep, from
which long yarn was spun. "Ah !" said she,
" you are very kind ; but can you tell me if the
Pope has sent any of his bulls over here to this
chow ?" " No," said he, smiling tremendously,
" but among the swine is a descendant of the
great Boanergee." Neither Mrs. Partington nor
any one near knew what he meant, buthe laugh
ed loudly, and those outside laughed louder than
he, much to hie satisfaction. They laughed even
louder when ho found swinging from his button
behind, a tag bearing the inscription, " Vermont
Boy," with age and weight given, but he didn't.
And Ike was looking so innocently all the while
trying to make the ram sneeze by tickling hie.
nose with a straw.
Rog and Cattle !Market
No essential change hoe taken place in the
market for either since our laet. The only sale
of Hogs we heard of was 800 head, at $8.50
net, for delivery this month—this is the outside
rate obtainable for early delivery, and even at
this figure buyers are not anxious to operate,
and the market must be quite dull at $8,26@6,.
60 net, for November and December delivery.
Holders, however, ask $8,6008,75, and in some
eases $7.
The market for Beef Cattle is rather easier,
though not quotably lower. We heard of a sale
of 100 head, weighing from 676 to 6,000 lbs., at
$6,60 111 owt. net. Good Cattle, averaging 700
lbs , are worth $7,00®7,26 net. Quite a large
number are offering.
In our remarks on the Hog and Cattle market
last week, a misprint occurred, making a very
important mistake, quoting the decline fifty per
cent instead of fifty cents per etot.—Cin. Pi Cur
rent.
trir Batchelor's Hair Dye.-..N0 hair is too
red, none too frowsy, gray or rusty, to be made beautifully
black or brown Instantly, without the least Injury to hair
or akin. WA.B.RANTED. Made and sold, or applied, (In
nine private rooms,) at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory. 238
Broadway, New York.
.old, wholesale ►ad retail, by rr. CEO. H. KEYSER, 140
Wood street. noy&dait
Cer Just Received, at Gribble'e, a splendid
assortment of Fall and Winter Goode, of every description.
ooneisting of Flush, Grenadine, Valencia and Figured Satin
Vestings, Doeskin and Fancy Caseimares, Cloths. Overcoat
up, &0., &c. Also, Gents' Furnishing Goods in great vari
ety, whiob will be gold low for cub: No. 2AD Liberty street
sepl T
r
,f - '
• .
• La, 4 . '; 2; 4.
'". • i,
• ro' h.
' i \ 1 % . ,
.3a- Dr. ill t leitsse's Liver Ptll'6...When the pro
prietor of this invaluable remedy purchased it of the In
ventor, there week= medicine which deserved the name,
for the cure ollt ' .. r . strikililibtia complaints, notwithstand
ing the greatareval egea of 80 disarms in the United
Stalest Ia tha:AiVOind Winstiarticularly, where the
patient #ll fre.4*ll Mashie (g' obtain the services of
reitharOysic44sconeiwmedY:vras required, at once sa . fii
ardif,tini, Mali the 'nitration Or, which could In no Nl*
P 4l / 4 11 4 eicidCarit.bittog constipation. This medic'ne
auppiled by Dr. it:Plane's Liver Firs, as has been piped in
every instance in which it has had a trial. Always benefi
cial, not a solitary instance has ever occurred In which its
effects have beettidurions. The invention of en educated
and diatinguldteNthysician, it has nothing in common
with the quacE inistruzus imposed upon the public by
ehallowprelinifergtothe medical art. Experience has of w
proved,mrend a dattbt„that Df..lll"Upie's Pill is the tent
ratuedyeatrei proppled for thailver Okimplaint. '
Purchasers ilipicesebenarefuLtestelt.fus,andhakanone ,
tivei - PIM. " - A - mothers, in comparison,
are worthless. , ,
gar Kheabove aluple remedy t also Dr;ptil,eue , ,, "i e .
brated - Verinifugeyn uow be had at 01 respectable Drug
Stores to this city.
Also, ittrasho by time no e Proprietors,
nva •
DUOS.,
Buoveeors to J. Kidd A Co:,
u 3 Di0. , 60 Wocd street, miner of Fourth.
novEuiaw
*aline. Din for Dlise stied Lnn gs.
Thaniae of trAdation, in caiee of diseased lungs and
throat, riiiionimentf, 'ed . by D. thirtis in Hs advertisement,
strikei ail the Ginnie; It is how gederally'admitted by
oat hasilliyilthildi, that Iced difficulties `Can only NI our
cesefully}t local application& This practice has
lantapirtitieWtrol the first with respect to external inflow.
Malian' andlort43ileins, and - .i4 see hot why 'diseases of the
throat and fidigiiisy not be. treated lathe sone Manner:
tha ,
we be li eve ' 1 ." In this variable 'climate of ours,
where lung viral 'Z t complaints haie . become so prove •
liantaild tliti, ' eetly escomnitind to the public, and
&the idfientp, to avail themselves of Dr. thirds'
ternedy.--COntiiilm has tied it I Bee advertlsen3ent in
tbi s f l O r ii 7 , 6 at r
"aigamit-ailethiriie tWoran the 6tlgiasl and only
genohlo tree ' 4 " aopt3ndoor
‘firAiffilentjagsd Power of Three Years'
Inasigittagicserloo-41t.,John Longden, now living at
,i44Ttr PharibOoyer county, near,ftichmorul, had Agee
BO Peter An three years; most of the time he had chills
twice a day, and randy lam than , once: .ba. waamirched
with revere asmon, as the chill left him; and after trying
physicians, (Ptilltv , meet .of the tonics advertised, and
everythingrecosolnended . to him, was shout to era op In
deepair, when earteee Bpm:dab Mature was spoken of: be
got two bottles,but before he bad used more than a single
one, he was perfectly coxed,• and has not had a chill or
fever Once. ...r;
Lod:tbltub only one oat of thousands who hare
been banetitedirthis matt tonic, alterative and blood pte
rider. Bea airattaeratent. septlin
Stoolgisige and llotslery for Winter.
—lf you don't lint your feet pinched with bad and short
Stockings, you take our advice and go to C. DALY'S,
corner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy, some of
those elegant Ails Stockings, that make your feet feel nice
and eomfortableJ DALY also makes and sells every varl•
sty of Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and
• )
ret tn.
Remember did place, corner of Market alley eat Fifth
street.
oct4
HaTs, RATS--We have received our POLL
STYLE, OF ALIA. UATB, which:will be found, on In•
speotlon, a neat and good artfc;e. A good hat for fa,
and an ertettaii for $4. Call and tee.
MORGAN k CO., No. Ifid Wood at.,
Next house to the new Presbyterian Choi eh,
sepS One door from Math street.
Cfal- Call at No, 164 Wood Stitt:let, and ex
amine our stud of SOFT BATS and WEPTSIt CAPS. Just
recelvel, a larfa lot of Shang-hal, Celestial, mid other styles
of Caps, arttleit'lto 'sell low r cash.
octlB ' MORGAN & 164 Wood street.
tti
4ir Oahu of Thousand Fins:tors. for beauti.
lying thereourplexico4atul eradicating all Tea, Ptantli and
issamaxa from the We. Bold at Dr. B !UMW% 140 Wood
street, • ,
3.61141
OHIO blc,lll/8 I ZLITANIA RAIL 8. - OAD
Tat ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
Tall Pain Tippa lawn ist 2 A. Pd.. through to Claelnnati
la 12 hours am! 40 LaiLlilti.A.
MAIL num 'Java LT 8 A. 81
ExpiuMsnuLtif " At 3P. B.f
The. Trains all make close connections at Crest:lna, and
the Bret tato 'ionttect at Allteacn . The direct route to St .
Louie le to open, ♦ia. Crealine and Indianapolis, 100
miles ahortlii than via. Cleveland. Connection.; are made
at Mansfield with the Newark and Sandusky City road;
and attrestline with the three welds concentrating there
For parthulars see handbills. No trains run on, Sunday.
Through - pasts sold to Cincinnati, LouisvMe St. LOUIE,
11 : 14110311 7 1 11i0alidif(0, Bock Island, Dort Wayne, Cleveland,
Mo4thie Ottalicpal Towns and Citlilf/ in the West_
The NEW'BRIGIITON ACCOWSIODATION TRAIN will
leave Pittsburgh at 4.45 P. N , and New Brighton at 7.30
A N.
Per trbiehraild further Information, apply to
J. 11. CURRY,
At the corner olltlce, touter the ftionongeneht
ltouco-
Or, at the Federal Street Station, to
' • 13 SOROS PARKIN, Ticket AR',3t
l'lttebnrgh, July 23, 1866. (j5'24)
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD
BRING SUR
Continnatien of the Ohio and Penns. B. B
TO FORT WAYNE,
VIRZI tIOND/LED 4-11 - D LIEMTLEX IIfILLS MOSI PITIFEDCHOZI
tor Trains connect at Crestline, tertnend detention, with
all the .Traina on the Ohio and Rana. Road, and also at
Forest with. Trains going North and Eknath, on the Mad
River and Lake firie Railroad.
Vor Tickets, apply at the Railroad Othoes of 4be Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Alle
gheny City, or atany of the folicattog points.
Fort Wayne, Bollefontaine,
Olneinnata, Urbana,
Dayton, Bprinereeld,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Fidlay.
Persona desiring Tickets will be particular t n o
ask for a
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
led J. R. EITRAUGRA N. Buret.
PAILMEICIP ARID MECHANICS ,
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF FIISLADSLEIII.4
Capital 13300,000
Amount securer invmdad 0,0 0 0
ins OOMPANY end, Fire Insurance on Bnlldlngs,
I Goods, ?aryl :are, So. Marine Insurance on Vassals,
Cargo and Freight. inland Insurance on Goods, by Rivera,
Ws, Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally.
terms.
Also, Insurance upon Lives, upon the most favorable
DLREOTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, James B. Haan,
George 11. Armstrong, Charles Dlegte,
Ed. P. altdcHaton, E. IL Flelmhold.
George Helmbold, Fred. 0. Brewster,
Thomas Matelotfield, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Prealden
EDWARD R. lizzaractin, Secretary.
MTh/JUDAH ILISTEDELNOEII.
Hon. T. M. /lowa, Hon. J. R. OPOLlntock,
Hon. P. C. Shannon 00l El W. Black
lion. J. B. Cipthrie,
Thetnee - J. Itsq,
COL J. Rerun Boater, Gen. J. E. htorehead.
It. M. Riddle+,
The character of the above Company is of the nest clan,
and combines the rare and antuntal privtlegidorPire, Ma
rino and Idfe „Insurance..
Gentlemen of elevated standing are associated In he
management, and Interested as Stockholders.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
J y 27 Bt. Charles Building, No. 108 Third at
PEKIN TEA STORE.
Re. as Fifth Street.
tkir Green and Black Teas, warranted to give eadatac
lion.
IMACT.S. GIALIZNB,
Oolong-60, 62, 75, and finest Young Hyson-50, 62, 75, and
qualitY VI lb. finest quality 11 I.
English Breakfast--60, 760 Imperial and Gunpowder—
and $1 IE ID. 50, 62, 76 and gl ti lb.
Greet and Black Teas cf all grades put up In metallic
packages expressly for the trade, and will be mid at the
lowest prices.
00FFEE—Prime Java and niooaffee, green and roasted.
SUGAP.S—Lovering's Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
prime N. 0. Sugar.
Rakers' Brows, Cocoa acd Chocolate.
nerv942m.
A ii
DEALIN IMOLIn3TVELY IN
LOUR AND GRAIN.
No. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
sar OrmaTercrLT =lama, the BEST BRANDS
PI:NW/SYLVANIA,
OEIIO INDIANA and
KIBBOUBS, SUPERVINId and
EXTRA PLO VR 7
Which will always besold nt to Loweat 4 - 410pFlceo. [4ll
Boot mid Shoe alanufactory.
FtMIMS O'DONKETZ & BRO., „gall
Would respeetfdlly (atm the citizens
of Pittabargh,that they have opened s manufactozy
of =WS AND WOKEN'S 80018 AND eIIiONE,
_At No. 79 Smithfield street s
In Wyman's BIIILDENCIB, where they will be pre te fill
all orders of every deanziption of Boole and S hat the
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of roomers they
will also keep on sale a good ikeortment of the best eastern
work. Alse,ell descriptionsof children's wear.
Term ;badly cash; geed; at cash Priem
A share of the public patronage is solicited. ire. 92410
ZOOND ARRIVAL OP GENTS' BURNISHING OCIODB
AT L. EllEtfittPLELD s BON'S, No. 70 Wood street.—
Juit rettumed from New jerk, and received all; ew
styles of goods that arrived bythe last steamer, we offer the
following tiff inspection :
Glovestqauntlets, Gravels, Scarfs,
Opera and Oxford Ties. •
Cambria and BUIE Handkerchiefs,
Undershirts and Drawers
•
!dialers antrghawls,
Traveling Shawls..
•
Shirts, anwts to order • al.-0, every style on hand. : To •
gather withA full assortment of goods In our line.
New rft - Yrevag!lllits received byeach steamer from{ En.
roPe- 111RIMPIELD A 80N, N 0.70 Wood st 4
novd bpkween Fourth at. and 1 Ismond
GAUNT- 1 4VB—Jusa reeellad,,Litr Gauntlets, of th,
lowing %Judea Beaver, Tiger, Black Garet, No
Beal; alas NH and Book, nod tam Etkodollk and la
L. Eassavraw a BON'S,'.
No. TO Wood street
REM
, .., ' '
• „_•••
'r. 4- NI
r- „0,
,
A. BOakum] t. Esq.,
Wilson tirgandlas, Esq.
RETAIL P&ICIO.
B. JAYNES
~`~,
..~t. t
~~:~:,.,
A. A. CARRIER ... E. 8. minium
A. A. CARRIER, & eao.,
acrnerfburfh and Smithfield atrati..Pittinvith, 111,
A G E
STAZEI
MUTUAL ME AND 31AIMIE Itratritlift‘E CO
OF ;AA
dirrr42. I ' 4 • • _
—6350 eu oo
atitAlb
v ii
AND MA Ncri s thomralrY
Yalu 11= ris
or PHILADDLPHIA.
CAPI2AL 4800,000
INSURANCE UCEPANY
OF THE VALLEE.: 0E: VI/101M
WiIICIIIESTBII, V.
CAPITAL ... - 0300,000
CONNECTICUT
-MUTUAL --LEYS--ENSURANCII , -CO -1' -
mill'trlPP► H L A .AW=k4. 148941154/215.4
EIIILEKAJNIKOUNCE COMPANY
OF FITTSOOptO.H.
JOHN H. 81 10ENBEENtB;Pitininstri. .: , .i- ..,
ROBERT FINNEY, Bscoistsan. - -,-
C. W. 114VOLIEL011,Gmastal. Anis.
WILL ENSURE 41.6 , 43.11511§14 -ALL. KINDS
0
" 'IVI A 111 N E ANO OIRE - fu.ak(a.
, . WNW:MOBS: A
J.. jL ilhoenbergar. • G. W. Cass
C. W. Batchelor, W. IL blimick, !
Isaac /4. Pennock, ^ T.& Updas, • .
W. W. Martin,. . B. 4:0...ran,
, N. T.Lesch, Jr., John IL Caughey,
George a. Belden, LB. Bryan,.
- • David McCandless. .
Air- All Losses sustained by (neural under,
cies issued by this Company be liberally adjusted and;
Promptly paid at its Ofkm , N 0.99. WATER stre4. riot
PI TIPS El UMW,
Life, The and Marine Insurance Company
0012Niat OF WATER AIND
PITTSBJiiaa;'PA.
SODIUM GALWAY, Pre td •
J4ta. D. Mini, iieeretary.
This Company makes every inenrshed appertaining M by
connected with LIPS SISK&
- - -• •
Also,sgaltttilatiandeargo Risks osuthe Ohio and-hits•
stasippl risers and tributaries, and hissing Ithdtagettesallyt,'
And against Ism and pamage, by Vire, and against-the
Perils of the Bea and Inlandliseigathsn and Um.'
Polletesissoed at tbe lowest /rates ebitahrtent ROW'
to allyartles.
. ,
Robert Galway, Alesandarßradley,
Jamstai. Upon, John Yullerton,
John hr Alpin, SamuelliPelurkao
William Phillips, James W. Hallman,
John. Scott,. lama Arlnlibtok.
Joseph 1 1 ; liarsim, /li..l) , ,,. liasalliehey,
James Iliarabail, .john - APOilt,
Horatio N. LOS, Kittanning.
WESTERN rattans INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW LISBON, 01110.
rp
J. MINTER, Aims, Cdiaries &tilling, No. IDS
. Third street, Pittsburgh.
OPP 10618: •
B. A. DLOCKBOM, President.
JAMES BURDICK, Vice President
LEVI MARTIN, BecteMry find Trearnrer.
PUTatITIIIGEI REEILIZSGZII:
James W. Woodnell t Joseph Plummer,
James Wood,
.1/ M. Riddle,
Jon. V. Llarbangh, Dr. Jne...E.
18J {rm. Simms, Birmingham, Dawson, Newsneyet 600
uOl TIZION 8 1 Insurance Company of
Pittatntrgln.--WM, BAGALEY, President;
8.82111RL L. MARPRZLL, Secretary.
Offtei: at Water Mrest,bet loan !lark e and Woodstreets.
Insures MILL and 04800 Make on the Ohloand kiissie•
elppl Rivers and tributaries.
Trurnres against Lassos Damage by Pire.
A LBo—.Ageinstthe Pulite!' the Bea, and In landßaviga•
lion and Transportation.
me
William Ragale9, ankomoßichard Tloyd,
James M. Cooper, Bamnei Bd. Kim,
Samuel Rea, Williamitinghabe, •
Robert Duniap,jr., John 8.. Dilworth,
Lugo Pennock, Prar,zia &mars,
8. Ilattengh, .J. lichoorunazer,
Walterßryant, WiMartß. lisp.
actin 811Ipton.. &o' l
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
OF P/TTBBURGII, •
Corner of Fourth and BmitWield streets.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 8300 000.
[le Lianas Building, and other Property against Loss
or Damage by Fire, and the Perils of the Bea and
raland.Nsvigation and Transportation.
DIS.X0T0118.:
Wm. P. Johnston, Body Patterson, Jacob Painter
A. A. Carrier, W. ItPCHntock, Kennedy T. Friend,
James 8. Ne-glen W. S. Raven, D. E. Park,
I. Cirler Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. DL Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Jour; H. R. Coggahal
or/100lit8:
President..--.—.11.0n. WM P. JOHNSTON.
floe Preaniard......—RODY PATTERSON.
Bee'qq and Prearorer.A. A. CARRIER.
Arrlrlant &ere:Lary-8. S. CARRIER.
British and Continental Exchange,
RIGHT BILLS DRAWN. BY
DUBICAN,, BOWMAN &
ON THE UNION BANS, LONDON,
Ix Bone Or .t 1 AND UPWAIDS.
11 HEBB DRAFTS are available at An the principal
Towns of ENGLAND, ROWLAND and IRELAND, ar..l;
the CONTINENT.
We also draw BIGHT But-eon-
IC A. Grufnebunin & Ele.lllA l
7RA2IFIZFORT d MARY,
Which serve as a Remittance to all parte of GERMANY,
BWITZRELAND and HOLLAND.
Persons intending fo travel abroad may procure, through
us, Lettere of Credit, on which Honey can be obtained, al
• • ceded, is any part of Europa.
Cottonton of Rille, Notes, d other earnrities in Eu
rope, will receive prompt attention.
WK. GI. WILLIAM A CO.,
Wood, corner Third Street.
WK. B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN BACON,
HAMS, SIDES
LARD, LARD OIL,
DIU= BEST,
BUO.A.D43IIIND and
A large clock alway san hand CANVASS= HAM 8
,ve
No. 1197 Liberty 9
lee) rwraptrina, Pan? a..
PEARL STEAM KILL,
ALLEGHENY.
461 - FLOUR DELIVERED VO PANEUP.B :io ;either of
the two Cities.
Cams may be left at the SIIII, or to bepasit theetorneof
LOGAN, till.Boif A CO., 62 W O OB titTret.
BEAVN t RF.ITED, corner Liberty and Bt. Clair eta
IL P. BODIVADI7.., Druggist, Allegheny. .
U 1111118: 0115/1, ON DILITIVIT.
jyira BRYAN, KENNEDY A. CO.
MARINE INSDRANVE.
FIRE RISECS.
Manufacturers' Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
_ . .
CHAWUM PSS , Prruer.—.3euxna, sr raj STASI 0/ PESIOYLTAXIA.
Chartered Capital, 8500,000 r
PIRA MARINE AND INLAND TRANS PO a1:4170N.
AARON S. Lippman'', President
°RElN ROGERS - , Secretary.
COBGB YOUNG a lressamr•
•
,darart R. LippLucott, .Wm IL Thcauss,
Mahlon Ginfteham, -,WHPlaarßiew,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Atti.l 'Woks;
(Intl Rogers, Edward Z..,...J01r55,
.raiepti HWY. Jintee P. nth.
air , lblaCompimq has hem orgibised with a flash Capi
tal., and-the Directors have defermined4o.adipdthe business
to Its' aVallable resources. To observe prtnifft6 in conduct.
log its affairs. with a prompt adjuatiztent of lone&
PITTSBURGH OPEON, No. 6$ Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES,'Agent.
tterlarraltr. •
The following well known arm:is:Ma dome In Plttw
burgh have authorised refers ro tbetp, witb regard to
the stability and sotnedstese of MiLltOriertntria' UN
OOMPANT.
:Kramer a Rehm,
, Geo. P. Smith & Co.,
Jones, Tiernan & Co.,
nor?
W.
/hite Fiu3h m- ! Fish! Fish!
RIKER &
SANDUSKY, OHIO,
I:IAVR FOR BALR, and keep constantly
on hand, a lull supply of
Fresh Kull Slat '417 WS* ; Visa,
And all other varieties pf LANE . „ (ont2F:Sm is
JOasepit Whit a Owertaget ittegusal tory.
TOREN" WHITE, now carrying on•blasiti •
dnem In his spacious premises; (now -
lately enlarged,) on the Pittsburgh' and
Greensburg turnpike, near the Tweldiki
Bun, between Pittsburgh and Lawreneerfllethally
invites the public to inspect big stalk of OAMIAGEI3
BUGGIES, An And he particularly Informs pitlemen
purchasers, that one price only Is made. Irtnarteenyears'
experience In the business, enables hlm_teldwie beibre his
patrons the same choice collection of thWriages Which, Go
many years past It has been his particular department to
select from the various and most talented Phudern menus
facturem The success of his new system Is cettipiens—the
economy of his arrangements erranggeemmantswill supply the bast and most
fashionable Manutactntee at moderate priers.
Unencumbered by three heavy expenses, Which the
mania for decorating houses of business ha
mania upon
the price of goods, (owing to large rents.) JO! •WsLlVllEni
will sell, on ready matey only, at mu birleset than Use =nal
profits. • (tchesstaw)
dige. Oarriagesrepaired in the best alanner.with despal
RLODGETT 4 SWIZE.I”B
NEW PORTABLE GALVANIZED LEON OVEN
I S undoubtedly' the greatest improvement of this present
day on the list of new patent inventions, both for itO
utility and for the profit to the teamtfacturers.
Por Territorial Rights, apply to Di. P. Li ON, 14 his
Exhibition Rooms of Patents, No, 80 Pourtlistreet. Pitts
burgh, Pa. novti.dl.2t.is
Hit Illustrated Annual &whiter of Surat Affairs, and.
eultivat:r Almanac for 1858, with 150 illustrations:
25 cents.
Klosterbeim, or the Masque, by Thos. De Qtdnee
Teverino : a romance of George Sand. by a
lady: preceded by a biographical sketch of the distin
guished authoress, by Oliver S. Boland.
The Old Homestead, by 811121 Stephens, author of " ?ash-
lon and Famine."
Twice
Married: a story of Oonnectlent Life.
Marriage a Lottery; by Ma Grey:
Scenes In the Practice of a New York Burgeon; by Min'
H. Dixon, M. D.; Illustrated.
Beechoroft, by the author of "Ifelrof Bedcliffe.,
All the new Books for sale aaeoon as, pnulished. Sub.
scriptions received for any periodical pub fah and lent j
regularly to the residence of subacribein, or sent by *an
to any
address, by H. MAKER 4 00.,
many Smithtlehi street.
HORNS GLOTHI2I43I, • • .
ENTLR 3 / 4 17EN requiring Horse alottdmirwill and large
kj assortment at OLITKEVB, No. d Bt. Clair street.
Blankets, 76 cants and upwards. Itallnud Wrappers and
blatishEng Babes, do. novi.
Dl==y3
BORRETTEs
No: is Yburth strict,
flliiPlElll3 bit valuable PUNCH ItESIBDY , which-le
unfailing In the cure of all those ;ottani and danger
ous Members to Which the Female constitution' Is subject.
It Moderates all excess, and removes all obstructions—in
rigorabes the debilitated, and delicate, by regulating and
strengthening the system, and halides the constitution far
. -O lIIARRINO•LADIV3 •
obstructions ta pecidiartyrnilted, as It wltttnti -short time remove all
We are not of the number who benne and eat in accord
ance withahn belief that long and elaborate detail gives
weight and- dignity to oblecte of either momentous! or
"Willa import.; we Wain* to fhb .antritry oplainn, ond
• okt - thsfahuldleity and truth Wrest Weir ultra Worthy of
••alsy atteidino, in decidedly Mei:colt rich add ousel: color&
in the protentinstiorne,our great deske to to be understood
by those who may look tom for Information, all else being
See circulars.
considered of minor importance.
zir Oahe Vt 9 P.•
.113019:3alf
•Tplis oat* Irdrin for Bale,
OP 170 Atralß; witida one aid a halt Miles of the
k.l village of Bruceton,
,Pyosnan. county, Va. The ica;
provednextte are 'shunt . 60 virus newly cleared, and node!
good fence; a, new tokiiitor)l' hewed-log bonze. Mid. frame
131712: well watered by never-falling noiugs. A good Coal
Bank open , out tifirhich the Yearly payment . can be made
vitt:mut taking anything else °free farm . Eizty of the
beer grafted - fruit, and ten old trees of the common sort.
Thrmixe fitly acres of the very beat bottom Or meadow
leo I, and plenty of timber.c”:-
Taarsto—sl,so) for the whole tract. SSCOIn hand; the
H
$llO per Year, , without interest -
.Wer further yarticeilafa; ot , JAB, /ULLA 78
Dimiumd, Pittsburgh. nov0:10t
Obilds t Oa„,
Hampton t Campbell,
11. Mae Co.
i .lllOWAX—Tbia clay received and far rile by
COLLIN&
LZM-40 , 0 bbb frastt LouLsvilie break, by.
nay 9 astray IL COLLINS.
fVIMOTICY •tOIRDuft. begs yrbinfidnOtby need rpeebred
on conslgnmenj and for Wile by
dTWELI., LlINt CO.
tHICErp-60 ho=es prime Ohms Just rceelved on cow
skludint - al4 Gn. sale by
nal9 jawnr., LSE e. co.
DEOOMB,-60 dozen extre Corn Smuts hurt received and:
II for sale by fn0.91 ATWELL. LEE & CO.
jatelin-1 bbl White Beans just reonrsa on ooir
airnmant and for tale by
.
nov9 ATWEL, 4€l:i lk CO.
buabels Onlons anara and for Ante 031
conabidnaidu by [nov9] ATWEI.L, LEE &CO
UMBROLDBItIBB—A. A_ hi mow & Co . will opeo in a day
r two, another very choiee-aeiedtoacf klmbrokteries,
of the newest and most elegant design; also, a full assort
ment of Ladled Km broldered; Bemwtitclied and:Plain Cam
bria Handkerchiefs; Gents' Plain and Bordered Eldkfs., de.
A _ A.
.Ate COQ. ertzeintrhlg._nnettier lot of ee•ira•
hlnccOniof raranieues„TbinettOloths, Mohair De
ihste,-Pittelatirwitie, -De Daitie4B4,lo whieh they invite
attendee.
- 1 Jr CI .11 +, jung
AWBEZNORVILLttIiPit&AIX-rttro large
Bldrang altnite etreat,ltaving a front
40 feet by 103 deep ton 2Ctfeetalli7 extiettling on the
alley T 3 feet. Pfloe - sloo,' Tentareasy. " .
no t 9 & Cll2llllltltr-ir gOlO4 - 33 Market et.
pwo LAHOh 8 TORIall00.88 ; TO. Lidt,Nco al and No.
64 Market stoset... . • .= B. MADE= & BON,
nova • . :I% Market attest.
:Ay A 3 0 euk
c ida bill/1„74; DAVIDSON, No.. S 3 Sc Olair street, will
sw oprzt Lugo anortoomb of Sreneb Debi:tete, Cape,
Mantles, ard Needle workeioockle t en CRUM AV,
November 8,1856!
tirrAtiTiaD,-.Two good Cloolay eight girls to do house.
work in the city,, and six in the email:l7-1310 wages
Paid- REElPlsfYieent wairTai iVjaung man Who *elks
%mum anditneish; A boy difn Ylilnlfy and one of 14; a
'baker adtudeneroc amine driver. A bop.vants to learn
-&-Iredg; tajr,Onn v i i r se clerk, *pi one as shaman la a
ic
stdre orsselVi MU en gilkocd.referances.
. Wlinteck kezulthi akd CIO aboirciareng. Apply
kt IMl l i p e tirtelllsekre'Office;4lD,llkertyktreit .. [nova
MINATDIR. ON LAND Bllitlfirialtti-41' =prising the
M. Theory developed from aye elementary principles; and
.the practloe atlth the Chats alone, the Compass,. the Erato
sit,lholatoodonte, the Place Table, 3a _Mutated alto
four toildhedatsrailaimaiidialiimmutUrclout By W. M.
aidropfei 01*11 Xtienevr. ;Professor of grll Soirt
!inning i n /Won Callogo; *Wham of ..Alifinnit.ct Road
"-woo." etc.: Second edition. lonsaliAdr
B. I'. C. IMIOROAN,IOi Wood streets
Fltittelt OBINTZIEB-60 primer more Cl those vary de.
nimble dark ltreaeh Oblnbutt jut opened by
Dore A. A. MASON a 00,
r MI ; ~
1 ~ t l ! 1 / ~
' Ri.""
=IMIZZ==MIIM
OBITUARY.
The Inners] of Mee ANNIE J. DONNELLY, who
In Florida, on the 12th day of November, A. D. 18541 , M.
take place on Monier, the 12th thstnlrork.St. Paul 0 C;..
thedral, at 9 o'clock A. - .:51: Tfurferendeofdtbe k fantilysit,
respectfully invited to iattimd Iferliatierai, wi th out farther
notice..: , PM I ":,':, - 4 ~ I . •
~ , .
'Maw *TMILTISE ti 'NT•
01111.08I>ti~Pl41~T86Y.T1l8IA —'
Mai itt 10; 3ititl et. 3313,,1,
_
‘ l' AZABIROADIS,
- -V I-A- - 6 - -0-1..--17 - --11143 tr-s..
rOI7CAI
Is Apia: Op 114971.14-7.2llknoW,lng
ati VW' 17. Ec Meg fie Wavier', Covington ` itge
121fVAIIIIIIAVIMEteAunniatirpriMTIftrsd, aid the,
Lame burglx Route.,.....con4ectlzul Colunabtig*l"
Xen&tirg.644)7 Ostetj % L od -
iTh47►et.ll*l4 id Indiana ()antral
Thou ;sB,,,Ticitsts4 CkliAnitiss and Ctocloostl, to Lox
togtoo2„XEMlMM.e Itt• Ve4.l - 641a onr ,napolle, ac a*. yIA .
• Til.gtt i fsurnttizat.iiiellozl4o4
."bet24 - 4.'0.; -
, 4111cr sica triter "aria front Pitttliarstifo,
conneettog,nith tftip pollegton Iniel, - .Lexineeni 'Eat
- WS:trait' Lids litearitera; -0.M6 -11disslitla.fLttai
and_lawranceltorgtt Roate„offentfaellitreerteiother route
amain;' a* through : 44lEoe by: all the'atevii 'rotates nen
0111 7 befielfdtn4il , laCmdtnbdeWl the Little Matta Pail.
rtad. 0
t /Int * ls % ) + ll7 WhiNg r i ' l n&VOLDlniplAND
. -
First Traln—Leave Pitteibiliy.2.datork43l; Irmo.
tea , mire, Ofcsiku silit at -10. 5 1.0.50 o'clock A. M., a ittik. -
einaatialt-S4B -
~.44:01;gt..T r a i n" - lA MPlttlbßgh, e,l ttgatllfalc
:AA o'clock,
:arrt,re,At Columbus AL a:o'clock .*pitut
night, , . • - • ;
- Third Vrain , -ttura - Pitialtargir ty 3 o'clock P. AL -Fast
/Aims, '211'64 sabre iegolurabits at ;ant -
Tico'cloOlCA.lL •
1 1%nD 4i Atlj,'FlA iutirOrAND
fritITANAPOLIS,
Fiat Trala—ieava Rittebntate. at .2 O'Cloolt4,4l.,±argve .
'hum_ brie Winer A: 81.,. n0t0k.#%.4 - 4 , 4006g..4.,'
:aAlEtzmutApolis At, 7.14(P.1ic..
, ,
A.
iii
Apbatt-Trlikti-leare TittabAr , gbAt
,;Wicisii A. ~z,arrfie'
at tsdatalicikat o'Clock - F.184
TirikTratoiSsaVt, Pittiburgli at 8 c',qock. P.;31.,; arrive
At ntakte 3,o'elcvdt - A. Illaytoa. at S o'clock A. 31.;
dati#9l l l at 10 Al AL ,
14P141:erticu1it to calf for tteleata ida,poilattlas; wag
tha
FOr frifbrzoat'on son Throuith Tickets, plows ApplyAt:
ths Okla and,- Posinsytesala Wired Offlex a (corner efftea
under 111 itteitntrgeeta Mime -
it:. ctft4T, TiciatA4ent.
IWO -
'' • •-" ' -.; j'Alist7,4FiCitet:
OED 0 : I~SB3YO~g , Agent, ' Plttsbai ti.
-
•Piv,iyi snmact;llonsTel.4oA.4l#l.l2itatl,:'
Orphans' Calm. Balms .
rbT.Tigine Pt an Order of theOrphandOeurt of Itlicheny
D cbjmtj, espose public ash, on the promises,'
jckkipop pownstdp, vitt:lnoue astl a halfiniles of the O.
p.ll.dirceel Station at ila)arille on 8A21 7 / I DAT, the let
day o f Demoher, al l o'cltck P. M. the.fallowingdesericed
Beg Seta* thispropertyof JesePit Itoradsou. late of the
city 61'21ttstorrOidseesased:
All Met iititain teed Orpl r ee :Of land sitcstain' HOOD
ra kb/ giegheattonn4, bonded indchieribid:as fel
boWllegtosfug at a past on the Sharon' cool;
tibith degrees , east 27 purls* toss gnat tree:
thence north 10 degrees, west le 4.10 perehes to aj part
thence north Py s .degreee - east 21 perchti.toit pest a the
ruin' 'thence north 663t e legreatt; east 2 8,81.0:Penchea t o o a
weinnt; therieo nerds degrees. east 12 porches to lib
elm ;. thence north . 8 degrees, east CO perches to a:post on
line of lead of tense Watt; thence south 6'9% degrees. east ,
1:50 80800 tierehestesPobestnut oak ;'thence sonth.lls s-*
green, west 102 perches to a*bite oak ; thitteetOth
d gems, east 4 9 sambas to a white oak :Abenee wort: 2 de
greciis east 64 040-perches to a poet on the &moo road:
, theneeniong odd reed-north degreasoieet 41410 perches
toe poet; thenee!north 84 %degreesorest 12 perches to a
black oak 'ken:Lys-north 70 degrees, west .12 810 perthes to.
a post:, Sheltie' north. 4o degrees, west 26'118 perches to a
post one township road; thence lie 0 acid` teat:ship read
month 89}4 degree! west 110 per beaten - post on Line or
land of Oohed Stcdsrdl thence north 714% degrees, we,t
151 T• 10 perches lasi post; lieneetterth 17 degrees. east t 9
perches to a post; theme north 8254 degrees. east 02 perch.
Caro a post; thence soatb &it degreae, east 21 serohea to
iit Do the Sharon road, the. plane of begbening—eoo
tsing. 04 wren, 8 nen and 27. yerobesi with the allow ,
anorosakths over. Boo acres.:.: ..
Tssin 01 sits.—One-third cash, on the deli:4ll of the
deed; the balance to be paid in two equal annust psy
xunts,w,th interest, muted by bond and mortgage °nth,'
promises
11 the Cetirt. agates b.-24cRAXADEN,
Admlontrator:.
Poi psincubus nof , igalre , said, dcbalstahstor,
5t.140;20 Foarl street, 01 '. 0 411. W. GU , L,.Atterisey at
law, office No: 82 Fifth sired, Pittsburgh. (110e1Orr6t
-' filitipei
ILIKEICHANT TAILOR, Third street eat dtor to Die
-4agel-isitch
to towed
thanktd.for . the.very libeml pa.
tronherefors _bes upon him, begs leave to, ask a
continuance of the same, as he Is now better prepared than
ever to furnlsh his friatuts-and customers with garments
which will insure entire satisfaction -
He alwail keeps on liaminfargs assortment of thelatest
styles of VESTINGA„ 0A881.11&11.113, CLOVIS, de , which
win be made to order on the shortest nice, upon tussock
able terms.
in,„ A perfect fit always warranted,
Fashionable illat• • skil coops,
At LOW PRICILT.
WILSON a SON, -Ns. Si Wood street, respectfully
in
• Sim the publla that they - have a large *Atoll/tuna of
the latest styles of Hats esti Caps, whicb•tbey will tell at
low pricer for Hon.
N. B.—Just resolved, a new style of ladles' Riding Hats
and Capa. ^ [nevlol J. wri sox .t SON.
- - -
litssurdbag Wanted,
A YOUNG Id4tlftlED hie& wishes to Bad BOordlog fa*
hfroaelf stud We In a private fatally, or 'hers: there
are Tars few hnarders. consrasuileatlonsuattould be
addressed to "A. 8.," through the Post Moe.
nor10:1w
500 BBLS.LXTEA R .NA o p FAMILY FLOUR;
100060 bbla Eye Flour;
60 bbls prime,Leaf Lard
'n store and for sale by WALLACE k GARIS.IIIER,
nnt./Ordnt , P 35, Liberty strvj
El2l.uutolra SALE OF 8 1 . 0088—.04 'Thursday even.
3 13 :4 November 15th, at su eztoek, it the blerohautte
kzehange, Fourth atreet, will be sold, by teder-of the act
ing Exeratore of the late Dr: P. Bbovnberger, decessel
40.ehares•Bashange• Dank of Pitt...burgh ; •
168 do Northern Liberty Bridge Co.;
2 Certifkatas of Lean to the City of Pittsburgh, $lOOO
each, hearing B per. can*. Interest, sad redeemable
Ist of Apt 11,1853;
18 shares Pittsburgh Gas Com pa ny.
novlo P. M. DAVI& Auctioneer.
DUMP MINING to, aTOCK AXAUCTIO.N—On There ,
day clreacc November 16th, 'at 134 o'clock, at ilre
MerclsaLS-Exibentie, Foirrib street; by order of geoi-ge
Swartz. Secretary , wi ll be so!d, for aceotust creamer It racy
concern--1000 shares plait Maine Cu' Mock, which bss
been forAlted far walk meat blames:mem&
well? • • P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. _
'LOW:UV DROWN SUGAR AT Auctrum—vas out.,
4,31 .mortilog. at fl o'eleek, at the Comutsreial Sales
In; *braes ef Need sad nth streets, will be sold-13
bbls plebe Brows Sugar. P. 61. DAYlB,Aitottoneer.
10112•EIPILING W& OX AT' AUCtiltui-.Thls (Bstux
dig) moraing, rirovemberlOon 11 °Walt, at the Coto
mernal Bala Boom; corner of Wood and nil !dregs, will
be sold—Onwenhatentbd new light.dpring Wagon.
novlo P. M.DAVIS": Anettoncer.
- • •
• .. RESIN TEA STORE,
1V0.,38. street. j ,P
- r ovganwpg warn: Uan&at i 0 eentelk lb. Prime .
IA Bb Chitlee at 123 f cants giA B. JAYNE&
13=0 tVii - vx4l (414t1T11 , rr,
J4,1/414 ,4 , 1
114;14 'telt to of,isin,trr.yo tifp..otrolditkolf ExPo•
~ teased
out
of,tliiiDipirloi. Court for,,and Coati of Cotamoti
- .Pleno , :atAllighenyllototz4nil.- to:t/w Abed"
of said Co,tintydireptect,
City
of Pi ttobargti, in- oiiidctigoiy, „on MONDAY.
the , 26iff4test NOYeittioi;'Ar•D. , 1855, et 10
igofpolo/A.klll / 404 - loilom:l4.ltiteti , bOd property,
. -.., ,
A.:All thezight,thle,intetestanclolanatf lad Ambeno ,n
of,in act Co ill - that certain lot or piece Of groetki in the
totaltab of. idencheater,,AllegheflYanlibt/i,l'entuffivarda,
situated oaths north ride of tittafited4 street' beglbbing oa
- theeOrner °tan allayat thridistenito4llsoC4t west nom
Mallen etreetfoodamtaininglis port on Bliefflold street 42
feet, and extendiagot that width northeranly parallel wlldt
Chartlers sheet 138 fact to an alley, of•Whietelt Ruth,
• tileiret..,-221*-irepraarmisvae-ganra-twovratraydwelling
' 'Eatrad'and taken, hi um Mier aalthe property of John
.101
-unbent.% decease le now in the bandit of ltachael Ambers
all , Wall' -Wean/wind wilittliernard AVNamee, achanie.
tratozof sold ticagistd, at'llfenatt of •Thernes Biddle et al.
. .
•11.1 Are, . •r- .
All the r i ghcAleLialajtat:anff a l igns:a Alegander'Ar.
Waist And laalielLou gn ll Perinlilialtrairlak Catlin,
aeeellged;oCin'and, Mall au:latent certain lett or ground
trunts -: In - Jobs-mown,Volanot-lote, in the-horough of
East Bleubighalli.lherketratidtaticabeted in aid plan num.
hem start-tWo: (q/;, 11 1 1 1, ltrthreet. ( 83 ).:eletdr.fmari(64) and
dtt Y' t bra ( 45 ); ma lota :1 74 . 1 *. , 99aitatlaln. and eontaining
Rally in lkoin, lei lane, streiet„ - ninetysir; (98) feet and
sunning back one!Stindred end-twenty (120 i net fo en
alley twenty.four (24Xfogt wide; each lot:being twee f our
(24) feeton Jane atom* and twining bant.twettwerd one
Inuadzetand twenty 0 2 4 feet to lantaller :ce er eh is
erected a email flint glans hones and other frarateitheds or .
bnlldiegs
&h a d ed takirothsoisitl4lVsthoproperlytafAlazarb•
ilarTArbogaet mid Alletelel LanghianeAntrainWeratzicka
Coralini.,deseared, atllManit ofJcdur Ihcassoff:: / g . 4
.at . i ...- - ti. .- Arx.o - i I- i - {t.... ,
All the right,i-Ittle, interest and dorm 439111 Ilf.
atthure of, in and to ell thee/Tont stWeratzlina Ofrgtoun
rittiatetizt , the Sesentlt Altardrot.theldity of Pittsburgh,
, being , 6lo.lB, /9,20 and - 21.1n Irwin's plie Of t to each
lot beirtg 20 feet front. art Centre avenualatti ding
OttiePth 78feet CO artelleil. on which Wre emoted a two
story brick house and stable z ~., ..,,,-.... 'ract. . , - s
-Beiseland taken btaxectraltea:aa'thlopmpaty of WU.
Hem M. Arthas at the suit of William Artliterst , u -•
. ,7.17.44 ; 107---- ... , _ . - 7 .,.: . -
nil the sighs. Utlei ineseentrand alai& laden were of
James Adams, deceased, In thishanda etJamea Bfarshall,
ezeoutor, and Elisabeth Adana, exeCitrizi - ei isald de.
owed, of, In and to all that certehs lace pletent ground
situate krthe eltyof,Pittaiagla, bounded - and described .
45 Mows: - thglettleg'ol.l ffrant ,ataret, akthe dietance of
24,feet froattecortter of ArttnaserWriterstreettn-thence- i-
eastratradlyee a . 1100 - eirtilltd with Water street 46 fat:: /-.
_thengsnorthwardly_24_feei_on a line_parallst wlefffrent 1'
streetrlit, inhe'orturtwardly4.srauf otirn . licia'rierellel with ``'"•,
Front" anted vlltence-Lalong`Grent` street 24 feat, to the. ~, 3 ",,
plaetriffieseinning ; Wog the saran' property which was 't.
cameral - to the said Janie Ethins, -- lifliobeitlPLura, '
end wlfo,by their deed dated October 221 1838iitut rho-
corded in the office for reeording deeds , in Allegheny .
rounty,'ln hot lfZtlt,,, mil taiiii4o-5"4f, de.,
Baited*Re f take in
n -hgecutbeeas the property of James
A'teme, deceased, in thwhande of lame, liarsteal, egem k i ...,
ter, anti lilt athorts Alanue-'executrix, of said"dedeund, at r,-,
the gull orternee Mandiall: , ' r --A l'
Ml the-right, tins, intetentanditialea cf Janace,C. An- '
damns, or, In end Wall that certain meratitge an
age of
land, situate in M an iere township, bounded a* describe/ ' -
as follows, viz: beginning at line oPlend Of /KM Dins. .
mom; thence by the - same , north 4 11 4 trog.,irtst2o lax 95.1(10 i
pushes; thence by lands of the o.Breitittiotth Off% t
deg east, 62 and 59.100perchee; theme "twitted - conveyed
ay H. P . Aushutzlq the akfrl J. Cr. AuderaanAsenth.2Bl4 de.
gross rant 42 and 91100 perches; Malmo) by-ta% Van_ swath '',
2% deuced west 21 end 13100 pectsbevilled-autno* bI I -
land of Samuel Lang 87% degrees. west Cl) and' 32100 ,7 .
perched to to the place of beginning; containing-19 acres ,e'"
end 19 and -441t0 perches, strict-treasure, and having -
thereon created a two story frame dwelling, house, out.
bonne and • natle. , - , • :. t
Arso-All that other piece' or tract of , land,rsdiraude In
Chartism rownship„torrOded and described asSallaWs, viz: ~
beginning Pla tballui oflind - of:Samuel thellarn; thence ,---:
/7 bind cold by said A.P. Aro/luta to: .1..1.7ng., north V% 1 ,`,'"
degruagest, ea end 9 113,parches ba fiend at Xle Apililie4; i '
thence by land of Rye Ausbutsnortb 9.W.ttlegreva cat 21
sod 13100 perches; cher crobribr solforsoftb 26 Yeffetimaa
want 42 and 21.100 perches; tbedke by hula of the Pauli of •
Philip &cab and laud of JameaNdod - nortrfffa degrees ,
east Maud 710 perches to the 'middle of the township ...
road; thence along tho middle of soid.'road north'B4 de- i., ,-.
grees and 87 minutes east 14 - and 74100 perches - to land of i:,
ti-firaham, and thence by sat Grahattea land !south 5 de- I
de
grees 6 minntee east Viand 9.10 perehee to the , plate ef be- f.
ginning% antaitting 18 acres and 27 and. perches. ; /
;strict measure. ' - - , ~' ,
•-
Batted and telana in execution to the propertwofJarnes -
C. Anderson, at the suit of Minas Tindle, fa gm' .
All the right, title, interest and tlitint of John Brown, of, .
in and'to all that cataln lot orpiece cf gm ad, altrustedln
the torough of Rut Birmingham ; the said lotThavlng a
front on the north 51de of Carrels street of 367 1 net 8%
Inches, and extending back, alend the- eatern... line of
Brown street, northwardly, preserving a tudform =width of
387 feet 8% loc.benbto the: ilidenteralude riveri - kaitalning
about 6y,, quarter acmes: being4he sane had. which is lald
;kern in Joan Brown's plan of iota, recorded do said min
- '
ty, in Plan Book, vol.', page 287, .10 tountiod v ie river'' [
Monongahela on the north, - by /and of James Tay ran the
east, by Carson etreet on the south, and b.Taftritnittfeet ea
the west; on which described price of ground are erected a ,
two story brick:mansion helve and a Mirk stable; also a 1
two story frame house, occupied as at
for &dealing. ulnae, jeat„ antable
,
Brined end taken in execution as the prorrty it John '..
Showy at the omit of ,the execut o rs oflolui licartrg, de
ceased, tot
to
,' . ,,.. ,r ~
AtgO,f' st.
Al! the right, title,intrtest and eland of the,llthers ad
t 01431 Council of the Borough of Birinhotharce;of, in,"and to
all the easterly pert of lot marked' to. B,•in the - plan of the
borough rr th , adoghsim_ailaidont by.Dr -ISieltmillei lied- ;
ford, said - parr being hounded rand described U follows, to /
wit: Beglnning at the old Birminghartrilnif(elrnenhfidbag i
between Bedford's plan -of las anti grounds OrtheStrinteg-
tuna Gime Company, on thencrtherlyable of Canoe street:
thence westwardly along Cason stoner, terentyfeeirthenee
northwardly at right angles with Canani-etreet,••and in ,
a line parallel with said Birminglittn lint4)4o feet, bank i
to the line of lot No. 7in said plant thence eutwardly /. i
Esiong - saWint 1g0,,T,...1) Awl, to the.old Illciabightun line ‘,
aforeeeid; thence, oartnowtrallY /Ong raid illrigt9o feet to ,'
Carson street, at the Illato of., begintdng, - beititibe Piero ;,-
at ground willtd3 Mary cutdiffe, by her deed bearing oven
date - with indenturo, - granted and =vend- to:,:eakt Bur- i
ems and Town -Ceortell of the borough of Birmingham.
There le erected on doe ; property - 4(6016,A a . two . etory r 1
brick house used as aßre eugMe bane, .... ,
Seined and taken le 'executlian 45 the propert yof said
defendants at the snit of May Ounliffe. •
All the right ' title gad Interest Cif Iletnyihirakitian, of,
In matte an these aeten contiguans hate of ground in Ltw.
er st,ffieir toweehrp, numbered 713,77, re, 79,,80,8tand 82
in, John - Brown's plan of lots, recorded in Plat Book, vol. ;
I,suage 281, having each &front of twit - aria& tnia street ".
itraty feet wide, ard'emeading hack' ono hundred feet to en '
alley twenty feet Wide- - end the - same `loll Which John ?
oroseu 11134 1414-1* Mb several deeds, recorded In Deed ',
Boolt,volum‘o4 l pages 050 and 6 .1 12 , 46,1 Ter4 t o tall flanr y '
Brinkman. ,• ± , ~ .., , •
b. laid '
Al ~-Lot Ito.lll apt one half cf lot No 19 plan,
on which Is erected. a frame dweillneshorne, , i .'.- •
Belled and taken ho mtectition as the. proPerty of Dewy
Brinkman, at the spit of Jebn.7. Bouse,t Co, -
All the right, title, interest and elalii: or;JOilißisitge,
of, in and to ail these two certain iota of uvula noun-
bored 88 and 89 in lien k Dithridge'e plan of lots, called
rest Pittsburgh; recorded in'ilan bteik 12q.1, page -, In t .
the R'eorder's once of Allegheny cocmtyz - bot. No. 88,
„'
commencing at the corner of lot No Pin Ditluidgtgatree ,t v
MILS along said street one hundred andlOurfact 2%
Inches ; thence truth 86 0 2.13', west 88 feet 0 1 / e inches to a '
pin; thence Wong a private •reed 150 feet,) inches to
tot No. 89; thence along said lot 109 feet aut3i of an
inch, to theplace of beginning, on Dithridgeetrecit. Lot ~
No 89: beginning at the corner of lot No. 88, rune along
said Dithridge street 40 feet; thencts at rig tangles to -^;
cold street 118 feet and 3 Inches to a private road; thence
along said rued 41 feet and 35 inch; thence at right an- ",--
glee to Dlthtidge street one hundred - and nine fedt and
threeloathe of an,:inah, to - the place of beginning.
&ILO and lakenlti extrattlion as the prop erty n a; John e a
Beggs at the snit - of lisville;lt.etaigy - . - I
i ~,,,- , A,. ... i-, t'.-,..;
All the right, title, interest and eium of . margere tßoyd, ..
sf, in and to all that certain lot or piectsof-grognd to "'
in the YourttLiVard, city of Al' eghenyr,• onithe corner of 1
Robinson at*Orsuitham amen, bounded and dee:abed ma
follo we, to wit :I Reginniog at the sonth.vreeteru l angle :"/ '
forma by flyhinsort aid Grantham, eigeets,vlien4 South
varditialte4 the line ofiaritatbam street nicety four &et: ..;
thence westwardly and para ll el with Robbusarsetpaeraforty. ;
Bee hot Ind eight lnabee 7 thenee nathwatily and parallel r
With GrOLlthazaatreet Zgti Oetoet and nvelachn; thence •'
ear/twee/Wand parallel with Robinscrn strut..loll; fret:
thence northwardly sixteen feet bachelhfittenre out- i
warily ten feet; thence norttufardly thirty-Ike-feet and ;
ten inches to Robinson idgetraf 1
eul t benliwaratStbaela .;
street eastwardly tWeutYove feet andeight nit to tba [
piece of Wallin: being Parte of lobs Proall 78 in
4p141111138 Lathrop's planer lots, recorded ill Itead • baab ae ,
19., Vol 4e, dision '5 re;.` And trpurvilitar,.'ic *toted a two
story trick dwelling bears sweet, ti reiffet eight inches
(rent en Robinson street, and - extending bat gong Grant-
ham /street tifty•teo feet and , seven Inches, anti a- frame -
stable and earrings bons& - _
tees:- ' '. '.".
Atao-All that certain vacant lot erporground tit- •'
nate fa the dityclAllegheay, on Rohinaotretreethomaded ;
and demerit/edge follow, to wit:Beginning bn Robinson ;
meet at the, distance of 'forty-five feet Wed belles nom, i
-the corner of Robinson rand Akitintharn-etreets;:thence i
roonswardlyand parallel; - with Granite= street- ninety
font feet; thence westarsodly aid parallel with Robinson , . 4
street forty•faar bet; thence northwardty ninety:Blur feet • '
to Robinson area; theme along eat/ &Meson Idgeet
forty4bor feet to , he phe!tanfibeginning; bebdeparts of
.'tots Nost. 76 and 70 in Sylvanite Lathrop', pion Of tins, re. '
cerdeTht deedlarok ffdtr, 441 4 9 , Palloadar&a..: .:_ l i ars., r
13eisedeudtakertin exemation oaths preperty of P
ret Boyd, atthe snit of Janos &nine antathenl:::.
All the right, Mkt, interest antrolltite iitlVilintotangh-
Men of, inlsod to all thitteertalst la or pleeiforyialed In
the city of 'Pittsburgh; Make/ and numed'inklieplan
aloes lad out by Boyle Iraln N 0.54, eltuate Mali/least
ddeof•Liberty street and runnicgloo feet to Quittiwitreet -
thence along-ffaerry street2o feet;-thenotttoliftellystreet
1.00 fear thence along Idbuty street 4# fentlOttalfr
of ul tdmaing ;on Which is erected ' threaspriaA k
Ageo-ill that certain other lot or.plectiOf *snot* situ.
ate rue be city atb 7 a 3 B ll . marked. and, riumbord In the •
Von iroresidd No. MEW lot. beNifgo Tort Ana onliber.
ty street by iaoloat deep PA Y 4 v r t e tfikt;'filbite° °fag.
on Perry
why feet to Tatratty stmt.
Me piece ofbegiening; said 1001itiltitgleSeZeifOr141111-Ml'
surd Ilan convoyed tb Wllilturr Ben,glarnerf,r.,,i,
Belted"and taken bi - egeettne as the
rWI em
. l aattattan Ault of TohnP.lloffun seOfßd.=
- t _L. ,
ALSO -.
All the right, Hue, interest en d -.1
dtalinAllaßitl6ll, of,
In and to all th at certain tract or piece of mentor &Unite
In Charlene township: bounded cm the nerthkby land' of
Ramsey fon 'the Watt Vitra& of Daniel intsterhan :
on the earth hir.thle itiraciperamayrilWattd liOrtrawa
plea road; :ott theorist by lends rtflfsay•Bell; otortain. '.
Ma' tan aeres, , inore - alma; on Which are erected ja one
etory
e. ftware cottage dwelling hints; I frimatint!ting and • •
fum shoemaker chap' . • "
seised and tau. In elocution as the property of John. :, Bell at the suit of.A.Ebllubtage
Au thought. t itl es laireeedrand claim of -Samuel &lids
ALSO, tit r
to, hound to et ma effeiderplege or Eireirraflantt intruder ;
in ' Ross township, In• the geserved Trott- opposite= Pin,- •
burgh, bounded and described as foibles, to Wifr'llegin- ,
lII= at a posteltiatcarnerof Int tinned by Sohn Reed, cn
Ru a u m= led oat end located under the dirirpation of .: 5
rho boroneh of Allegheny t thermebx the Unearths mkt I
tato , im .A,,,,,n1y 402 feet 98-6 inches to Is. ..;,„thence
north 49 &goes: 'welt / 1 MAIM to the enalrment of i
the perawylvania renal; theme eonthwardly eines Sild ,
embankment 402-fect 9 9-6 Inches to thocerng of. said .
Read tot, more, or. Iterhtliernmhylhe dirldirig like be , . '....,-,
tyrant rataala aead V44[ll4,oAlinrefelty shove .doleat. „....--,
bad to i t
Batik leee,,the ddacranf be*eing; being:the esters
orpgroel bf prop*tyvilsith was soldby 'Jen letsytbe
sheriff of Allegbanymninty, on the 24th darer Apvg4,,s. D. '
1848 to Itaintial D...Powler aa_ttua property of Zahn and
Jamas - Hammitt, anti being moneyed tot sad 'Ma= •
sheriff '6 deed dateflibida2iin A.D.1818, arid acknow ,
Cit
the taine ay
as ow refarence to the sante Walsers
(Oily , ant at large appcarr'eatd being the earceinOpetV'
which the trawler, by ids deed hearing detest* lath -
:Lbw of August, In the year 18.18, and
Into
to Irs Ts
carded, mom ed to the raid Samuel Baird In fee ample ea
=MI
:~, is