*i*’ 1 ■» ■'
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
Nifw YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
t’ronmsSOttßll, OWEN * CO. OewtmiL Nnr«?\prs At*- From ff S SCHEM/S AdTHTtlring 11..r»p, No $Vi
rrartslsa Iloras, {Applrtou’* flaildin*,) .Yn 34‘i «j>-/ 4« I way.
fooa&Maf'&arort • **' I - -
A X ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
Imported Wlnei ( Groeerl««t Acc. r\ mnke. in anr part of tbo United State*, from tUtvo-t.>
r e. w ftPOBV fjT(« .foliar* a day, hy ecllms from aaajilo “THE PATEN!
1. A W. Utihftl, tNDJ4J:UM!KU SAFETY FLUID LAMP," with nil ini
fctf c*rrnL FTtRm, AXb 713 gst>U"*.*x. x"®*- prorod Itnrtirr. Frvry family who bmMVfgard Jcr lif-. pcr
,-B.ubn.hM iWi rSi!rr^ia r sr**** v m rof "***•
IMPORTERS aXI) DEALERS IN FIRST liAWXiiußari mott.
A Quality Pamilv Or -ccri-'J. o!l«r to the Trade, lio?«da, Patent*-*-* ami •'xrtaaiTn Maauftciur-ri.
Prirtta Families, am! all who nro la their tn»t«, «nd _ n*.ivtlmd:-t 09 Fnltoo strw\j<rw Yui l
*"- T “ DK i TVf the Patent Areh
OOPFCE—Mocha nod Java. 1 ill V rv-st Plank Finn.* Fnrtsa, a-lrtbruled for <kptlu full.
fYTNKH—Mndt-inu. Sli-rri- «. P-rts. Hock*. A<• • xmj- <>|<l new, ndinu**, parity, and njwctiiiar aingloc qnslity oftheir
and hiph jrradfs. in *.n;;uial pa<-ki»KW. •d-mij-.biw.'tnair. tone, for which they bare rwulved -tbo highest wotuiunw
uuirs and bottlHi. | from the grvaloatnimJcel ctdehrltifl* of country; and in
tfAKTONtu<dOUKSTTEU\SCMRKT3. t evrry Ciir, when bmhght in competition eltlf f.tli- r linuw-
CHAMPAIGNS— Meet & Ch:.m»i>n**.Cib , t V.-r/cnny menu, have ohLlfow tho higheet premtrmL Ttifi Pui-t.l
Ihi Usldaeifik, (1 If. Mtimro'* dt> do do Arch Wrot PlanK, Which i» owned end naed only by u».
olQUOßS—Urauilict Runta, Whiter. Gin, Arrack. Ah- ; guarantee*thtirffUmdlux in tune lnngor than auA «hrr in
•ttttlio, Kirteb; &&s£&, t* original packages.al»oCiir»'<*. ; utrument; wlflatheir nnprece<lcnt-sl demand iu all psru of
M&raj&iuci, Anisette, flitter*, Ac. I the conntry Isacnfßrlrnt proof of their superior ctfllrii
HALT LIQUORS—Lcudun Er>.mi Stool. Scotch and English . A liberal dlu-on nf t.> IVrtsyinPn, School* bd.l the- trade
Ales-. _ j JcAjlyd-j
CTCTAJiS^-ATTirtoifsjf choke br-.-’U
PlCKLES—KaHiidinrul French.
PACG£s—ffvr fcfah. Corrk. flw<b ihjat,*c
enMSE—EtjlMi. CMtUttVnoM VicthrEi, Prloct Albert,
Parmaoa. Qroycre, Sapogo, UHtch.andivnd Aiucrican.
SCaiß3^-Lo!.f,Cnuh«J,'PotT{rH ? t.X.&siti, to. to Iw
• •
HAJSSr-Wertabalfaaud Am»ric3u
ORB-Sttfte,'tfp*rra ami Whalo.
**©ar Li<inon»*xi> warranied Qualultcratod and of our
g*Bi«farteti»gfc. ' fc&difr '
Wholesile
or Cartwn IW
'»t«q Wroat,* ■ -J«3»<jd;
Co'laV6- : t)ftKQ»i
B%*A'r'Tab aratyA Rod sac^eiora
SHtoliart* DnJggtaiNo. CO, corncrliood AQiffoorif"
"D -4. FAIINKSTOCK * CO., WHet-Ej
jctls ■□<> MunnCaeturvra ut
Lead iiul UUiArgc, 04i/i)f r TV*<wl nn.l Front attVetJ, l*iti»
■ Imrgb. rachT '
JSOHOONMAK.EK. MANUFACTU HER
• of VTmiU Load, He'd Loo.l, Zinc, Paint, Put
ty ami mwleaale Dealer In I'aiut*,' Oils, VarniahM, TurpAi
tfnt>, ftp. Wood »t-, Pittsburgh, Pa. ocilyil
JOU.N lIAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO J AS.
M’tiaffcy,)\Vl]9l»«a]cnn-J Retail Druggist and D*alef
in PnVntt,Oil», I'j-KgtnfT*, Jtc, corner \7f<od and Sixth Itri-cl*,
Pittsburgh.
■Rngnlar Agent for Hr. KorJ’a Medicine.
ia
JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
rr In Drag*, P>tnU,Olla, Varnished and Dje»tii(U, No.
*2M Liberty «tr«rt, Pittsburgh.
All orders will receive prompt ut Iciitlou.
49" Agent for fichanck’s Pulmonic Byrup.
ratoetucs rtaY5......... ............ ......atoua mm.
Braun & reiteu, wholesale and
Retail DritegUU, corner or Liberty and St Clatr ate ,
PitUbnryh. '*•
TOS&RJI FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
t/ Wilcox 4 Co.lcorotr Market atreotaftdiDtamand.koepa
eotutanUy on hand •foil bji>l ootnplet* amortmeatiif. Drnga,
Medicines, Medidno Cheat*. Porfmarry, and *ll article per-;
taluincto hla buaineu.'- >i V
pre» i»pti.m» carefully compounded at all
hour*. JO9-.Ty
D«r dpo. keYseh. drUSBISt,
TTo.J auwel au.l Virgin
AUey^Plttabrt^uJ^ft..
Ptotiure J3fatrrs.
CUEESIf '.V AiiEUOUSE.—HR Nil i 11.
COLLINS, FdrvrartlDgamlCbnimlialoa
Dealer to Oliorso. Butter, Lako Fish and Produce generally,
26 Wo»l at., nhoro Water. Plltahtiryh.., , * inyll
Jli. CANFIELD.-LATB OF WARUEN,:
* OnHAOoainiliJiou and' Forwarding* Merchant, sod.
Dealer in Weftcrp Cbteae, Entur, Pot
and P.-arl Ault, and Wertrrn Ptodnea RctJermlly. Front'.itv
between SmitlifleUl and Wood,'Pittsburgh.
Ml HANK & ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
to K. k A. McDono,) Dealer* In Flour, drain and
Produce. Commiwion and Forwarding Mrxclmnta, No. 121
.“.‘cmd atreeot, Pittsburgh, Pa. [Jan.l; , !>7tdly']Jal2
D'avid c. ' herbst, flour, pro
dc«, Provision and Gcimmlaaiou Merchant, No. £O7
Liberty mrwt, corner of Hand, Pittaburgb, gtna b!« atteu
livii to the mle of Flour, Pork, ll.rfv.ii. Lard, Cki-etc, lliitbr,
ijr.nn. Urli'd Fro its, S»«Js, Ac., Ac
XQHlonJiimitientA respectfully aolbtited- «uMj
A' “lex; forsyth, (successor to
Fornyth 1 Six>tt,) Forwarding and CommlMlan Mrr
cliHiit, D.'.-tlrr m Wool. Hide*, Fiotir, Uacnn, Lord ai. l Lord
Oil and Produce ip-'curAlly, No T 5 WaUr st- Pittsburgh. Pa.
KIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
• UnrcUsnt and Dealer lu (irno-rics ami Pni lnce, 27
Fifth 8 treat,Pittsburgh, Pa.
Refer to B. H »rEi.T«»,J'iUal/orgh,
rtvmrr. CoMkatk A Ca- Pittsburgh.
AT’Canalgnmcnti •'ilieitoU amt •atu.fartory n-toru* guar.
ntoed. deltvlydawT
Robert hutchinson, commission
Merchant, f->r the nlr of lYr«Uru Ucaorve Cheese,
Hotter, 1.ai.1, B«cyn, Piiti, Pot and I‘corl Asho, Salwratn*,
OiK. Plour, llrain,tewl*. pried Fruit, and Produce generally.
No. ** Szsithficld street, lhttr«-.|i Firetand Water. ap3
/-'IHAULES B. LKEUIf. FORWARDING -
V/ oud JI-mhAUt, Dealtwin Flimr, Grain, Ila.
con, L-inl and Hotter, Aa Lall kinds of Pnrinrc. Ko S Fmith
field *trr,-t. I—twaon Flrvt anil Water ap3
Eaolb wakkTlouse.—Tas". Sard
n« ilcr in Fluor. Prorl?I->r.» and
Producp {p'oecnllr. No. C rf'-T'-nlli etr-vt. I— t«c-u Liberty
and Smitbftctrt. pirt»bun:h. I’a
C£F*?erm« cash.
ixriLLIAM MICLINTOCK
VY C«rpohi 30-I>2 Uartut
W. D. & (I. M’CALI.IIM,
DR/IKHK )•} CARPETS, OIL OLOTIIS,
te. rir-w>t HCJJ Wool.
attorneys.
V) OIIEHT M’KNIQHT, ATTORNEY AT
L*w, a nd Solicitor of the Baufc of PitUborgb, No. llo
Fourth ttwt.
TOSfciPll S. & A. P. MOKKIbON, Ai
fj tnrTu-ysntUfr. Ofßrj No. P* P.Miftft ■*-, l*«r WooA
fitUMirgU, PC -
RU0B1.S0& A CO., WIIOLKSALK
• Qroors, Corotniwio* M«rcl*nr»N. nod hralvra In all
kiclaof l'rutUJ»>o9, Produr-e and ruHbui <h MaiinCu’Ujr®*,
No. ‘iii liberty MrNrL. PrtUimrgli. jnly lyd
Robekt.o7 iuSTo/w i iuLbsa lkuko-
CKK. Coinoil«iiwU M<f'lui.t. and l>->JkT in lYatlnri,
£3C!) MSfIOOB. I Kialu Hour, aud all kindn ..f Cvnntry illU
__ .. „ j crly •!><—t. muutb oi ,-iilli. '»d .1
at Law. .tWltf* to-DnttJtng, Fourth ■trtv.t,
Pittubargh. 1%.
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THE DAILY
DEALERS IN
riOUR ANTI BACON,
r J.'in* Plate tmd Tinner’s Stor’lc,
* AND
"PITTSBURG ti • At A N U KAOT U RES.
M'-ny .
r f ~ McALP XR & CO.,
fLatoofJ.S. Leocb, McAlpld A Co., Plttatm. ;
GENERAL COMMISSION
*
FORWARDING; ilfCKCIirfANTtf
L*v»e and WaiUAgton Avenue,
iWYAKDOITIS CITY, KANSAS TEP.!tm>fc V.
IttKKRKNCES:
J<e<-ph 9. Leech A Co., and Plttiburgh Merchants gct.rr
ally. lyUtillwlyT
TUOHAB’4TgALI,T«HEHi
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS. Xo 20 Pin/ Str/*t, St. lamia,
Eiru to
SiKstn, llartmak k Co., ,j Jo.vcs A Ijicth.
I/)axTTZ; Stewart a [ Zco 4 Painter.
Will parchaso to ord.-r, Lead. Hemp, liacou, Uiaiu, Ar
Prompt attention glveu to auy runnucr of forwarding
JeS.lyd*
O P RIN G E R 1 f A R BA UGH, COMMISSION
Merchant, Dcaltr In Wool, I'ruriaiouaaxid PruJiiro gen
orally, N 0.295 Lil>crty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Henry 's. kino/"[late of the
finnofßiugA Mo-irheadJ Cotnaiaalou Merchaut,
mar'Zlily.lsw
and Dealer In I'lg Moul and Dlooma,No. 7Q M’attralroot, t>*>-
low Market, PUtaburgb, IS. ap!9
a". liaTidY7(sucoessor to hak
• dy, Jouee *Co n )Coiunjiu.vlcn and Forwarding Mer
chant; Agrutof theMadiion and Indianapolis llallraad, tvr
nor Find and Ferry PittaLnrgb, l*a. jailrlj J
E* BtYARD rT'riieirAW,' URN ERA L
Cvnjinh lion .M;n.liiQt, and MTioleiuln ILialer in Maun
factored TVO-t c>. Imported and Dotneaiic Clear*. Suit IT, A.-,
Ac., Nn. 211 I. l*efi r Jim t, the head of Wood, Pltta
burgb, Pa. rnhUly '
•Brocctc.
Baualey, ooSokave a 00.',
WhoUa; le Unx-ii, amt '.‘U Wornl ♦ii.-j, Pitts
burgh.
oea.c. tuts .. .. » » asaota.
Reis j. beroeu. orocers and
Dealers n ILtcoQ, Flour, CbmNe, lc.,
Boutb-'Weat cr rner amt Stre,.tis Pitt*-
oc4:lyd
Alexander icing, wholesale
lmporter «.f ? -U Ad., No. 273 Liberty
atruat, fUUbtttgb, Pa. aplityd*
WM. MITCUKLTKEE, Jit., A KKU.
Wliulcialy Ono or% ilrcttrytng bmillr.i *. at-l W ir>
ftnJ MdjcL«l)lfl, N» 3/) IjIkiII) iili'u t, J*m»i hi .:*i
Juii
sak'l r. cDuru .... - a.
SHRIVEU & DILWOIVrn, WHOLESALE
N.i.130«0J !1- ?«*rn||«| .11, •!.{(- '« •' t.
*nJ HmUlUield,PiUkb*irvb.
A O U LBEK fj'O N . W UULKsALK
--• Orocri wlCnr.ir: • -n Pp«ln-
*n*l Pirt«*'orßD Mann; i i, i >.< •. t tHrt, Lllw-rt) *lrc«>».
PUMliarph.
JOHN FLOY!*' a * o . WHOLESALE
Gc.KknW<:,>,<Ui.;.f , ><ntil* IT3
S» Lihiny citi-. i, rittst.m. !i. >«•!«■.
JoaIMVATr. —■—r . . inWJi.
WATT A WILSON, WHOLESALE UKU
CIML a . < Merchant* and De»W*in Pr*>-
duecsed Pirtsl.nrLh >l-.i:-f.r-(Mres, No 20* Libeify -J-'-i
Pittsbur.l.
piii.n rt ....kuUUT I>!CK*<
ISAIAU DICKEY & OU, WHOLESALE
Grucr-ra, Commission Meridian t«,Hud Dnalrii m l’i -lu.. .
No. 00 tYstcr street, nn-l GO Frontstreet, Pitti-bur^b.
(Late of tlif firm Kotuauii, Liliir Jk C*» j
T LITTLE & CO., WHOLESALE UfiO
• CKKS, Produce and Coramlitiuii Mrrsiiaut*, v>l
Deal era in Pilt»Larj:li M-uiiifACtiire*, Nj. 112 Second «trwt,
PUUbargb. _ jali:jr-j>3
T lt. «*CCTCUP>i« OL. «OiMTO3.
(Carpets.
Dealer in
ft-2
WM. MeCtlToilKON & 00., WHOLE
HAI.K Un<rer\ produce ami Cuunutisl .o Morciiuute,
JHJ* ATVtLL. A > LAC .........ClUt.AtAtu.
ATWELL, LKF. i CO., WHOLESALE
liroCt-r». l'rvxlnro auj Cuimalnl-in Nnrtuota, Rft.l
Dooinr* Jq Pituburifl) .Uanulacturv*, No. « W.»>l «inct, !«*-
■ Icrwa WaiorauJ Kruol »«„ *{>s3
' - *®* T - BIIDIAOH 9\Wl«. *i»lilSOfl.
'lit*.'
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ffiomiiHscfotn
HAIOvLa LtliLß !*....JOttii L. ICZCn J.s ». LTfOH
. JOS S. LEECH & CO.,
A 244 Liberty at., Plttibur£h. I'a.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCUANiS,
►LEV, WIIOLELALK «JliO
rurmalnT*. <l<‘iL-n in' Piu.Jii--i* ai.J
re», N.» HI W»*<*r -imri. ctwrrj
••t lw»Ut-« m Pittsburgh Mttitufertnrvd ArlnlrA, So.Ul'J
,A 1re.1... f*a. hit 3
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 8, 1858.
fHanufactuws.
MORRIS tc COLTAirr
a<>LC NASurjUTIRRRS «>»,
HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORCE m TRIP HAH Ells.
Hammers of tho ivtii.nnn" &«
tnvifltq firJor
I Na.l, LIITT in fulll.lou. 3*K«>» It. Piiro *
-a, *• ft “ •• ** SiiOl • " *
:i, -i2 u*m •• i»w.
•• 4 -15 ■) >• IKSiM •• ” VOO.
•• 5 •• -5» ! - •• •• 4115 U •• " I,V«'
*• h . •• 24 <143)1 - •• •£» sr> .
K£F- Or>iPt« (‘•'Hi itcil IV.r pvtirnlari a.ljrea»
MORRIS A COI.TAIir.
PITTrfBITSOH. R*
WKI.LS. KIDDLE ft CO.,
nO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
MAT>u7ACTurr?.B or
WHIPS, .THONGS' AND SWITCHES,
tmiciYVdlciU'd feciu Il.nlrn-10, and |.ri.!U|ill j «Ui| ■
|M>d as |rt>r uistmrtious ' *
Tsai is —Crcuulln, •>! per ccul. ducnunlX-r <«sii.
«e2i:lyd±wS
JOS. F. HAMILTON <JL,CO., f
hINOrINiIERS &c RUVOIirNISTS,
Comer FirttanJ Liberty Sts. % Pittsburg, P<l. '
CUPEMOR STEAM for Griat
Omna SawilllH, Hrewrrltia, Printing Establishments,
MannuctorlMffte., mods toenlcr.
They alio continue tho maaofUrtura oniieir-Cutsbrataft
MACIMKIBTB' TOOLS,
Sack as Turning La tho*,
Iron Pl&uere,
» Boring and Drilling Machiuea, ftr.
Alsu, Wronght Inm Shafting, with PulUya, Hanger*, Ac.
J... > JaT t
BAMUKL BILAJDI^IC
U.\xa LI.M, (Ucluw tho St Clair Strecl Bridge;)
AUogheny City, Pe'iina.,
MiNcrAcrnita or -r
miAUI.KV’S WOOLEN SNITTIM VAKN,
Of orory Color AnJ , 'NumT)*r.
TS PREPARED TO PILL ORDERS ON
J short tutiro for er«ry color or tramUir of • Tarns. liar*
ug U*q one of Ilia original tuanufurturcra of the celebr*.
ed ‘•Brodloj W<xil4o Yanit,”lu connection with lay brother,
Wm. Bradley, of Wboeliug, I would respectftilly lollcift a
f bare uf the order* fur Y arna, aa shore.
paid U>c blieep Skins and Wool Je2»:ljd
wnutv Bsarmu-t , _i*atn at. eausu
WILLIAM BARNHILL ft 00.,
01 Peunst., below Marlnwy*, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER SHEET
Iron Workers, Manufacturers -arf 'Bamhlll’s Patent
Bnilpr, Flued Mid Cylinder Boilers, Cbluiueya,
Drekluiu, rjrt> ik'd, Strain Plpas, Condenser*, Salt, Pans.
-Sngar Pins, Iron Yawls, Life Bouts, etc. Also, Dloctsmlths
-Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, dona at tho shortest n»
Uco. >AII orders from aaflstiinre promptly attended to
Je22 •
P|Hi(.CUtonJ>UUs, Pittsburgh,
Kennedy, cHiu>s*i co., manufac
TCREII9 of—
Penn A No. 1 Sheetings; *
Carpet Clininof all colon sod stnnh-T
CcttonTtflnr: '
“ B*tijOHnfs;
•• Plongul.ions and J'.-tah C-.id;
“ Bopo of all elzrs and drsaiptii.Uß,
Batting.
ftyOrd'.-rs left at tbs Hardware 9Wire of Ihgati. WtHoa
A C0.,*131 Wood street, jrill bgT«»Ueiitlon- jelS.ly -
JAMBS IRWIN, '* rx '
MA N C,V AOTU R E K OP
ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
SwsotiMrlttof Nitre: Nitric Acid; 1
Ifoftnmn*B Anodyne: Muriatic Acid,
Amtco&lu, FTP; Nitrous do <
Fowler’s Solution; rey^
3 o rraatx s. a. jouaso.t «« 4.u..riu*.
PEIUUN ft JOIIVSON,
MA.N'UFACTUKKRS AND DEALERS IN
WE. CHILQS& GO'S PATENT EI.AS
• TIC FIRK AND WATKIt-ViIOOP “T'P.MKNT
ROOFING. 133Thiad fraaci, Pittsboryh, P*. ..i-ll dtt
~rr” j HUM, WARREN ft I'O.V
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS LN
WXUKEN’S IMEKOVED FIRK ANI)
. Y.Y Water-Proof Composition Roof* and Ib-itlng Ma
larial*. »
tfr-Q fflee—it Filth street. •
DANTKL"BBNNIfITT~ ‘ -
Manufacturer of fanui'cokoh-
KD Ironstone Ware, yocfcingUam and Yeilcw Warn.
Ac. Office at itie Manufactory, ronrr of Washington arul
Franklin street*, liiriuinyhnur, opporiu Pittsburgh, Pa.
tnrlftdly*
-i.'iis i> U(D|U ;
Culon KonaurTei'. t
MITCHELL, lIKKRON A CO.
WILL CONTINUE TIIE BUSINESS OF
'tin* Uni. m Foundry, at the old stand i>r PI’.NNQCK,
MITCHELL ft CO. No id Liberty «i
They will moiititv. Mr.., m iL«nal. a lari;e ainl «tio.«la*
fc>rtmcut«i CA>TIV».-‘. ooui-ri'liig
Cuokiug Si'iuta, UangcA ami Slide ihen-i,
<>vriry. a y/> I'akujii nro\’E*.
MANTLE ale KITCHEN OKATES,
Hollow Wart, IVagon Bpxts, Dog Irons,
9AD IKONS, TEA I'J.siWS A PLOW POINTP,
Mill ami Machinery Casting (ir:nemlly.
And UA-Und WAVKU PIPL J of all *iy«s
tLO,
WOV A VP .v. 4 TJ.S OF TITK best bbaxbs\
Shovels, Spaces, Picks, &c.,_
All -r *rhi. h a ill I lul.l ai manufacturers’ J.iU-'s
n>r~ ty _
WILLIAM TATK,
PLU.MLKL AND CAS FITTER, ;No. 10
Ponrlli fcir.*'-l, near.Ldwrty,fcrwl 4T*J Peon «treet, pell
d.—r t.i Ahlerntni. iWUiina'* oduo-.nnd r<»lorn) at , new
Ij«i .<dt MWigh-ny
Jtjr I .. n -i-'. ri|-tr..ii (.1 Fittiiig, f,.r Water, (las and
iMomi n.>:il-tf
li.uc»Mat Ic Tile Floor,
tfur Ctiuivbi-*. Uulls, Colir-i *alol In, Vriljbulea and StOTft
ALFRED ENGLAND, Sil»* Agent.
TUB ORIGINAL PATENTEES,
Messrs Mmlvii i I’u., Lutuluii, tin! M«*in. MilUf A
Ciules, Now York, tor I'ilMmu-kli anil ilia \\V»t
All work in * aiylr I’Una, Dr»wt*)i*
and ran t« w«iu at No 'd Yotn-tli alrw-t, naar Lib>
art/. , nulll/J
JOHN CAMPUBU. •-
Ma n u f a c t ij k k r of BOOTS It*
MHIM|.HNjr f rvfT .IrnerljAii.i,. No rj SmltblLld
ttroat, ntuharyh. Va orairlyii
f nsutancr agents,
IVi'E <1 CMIAFFEE Agent* Neptune lusur
c« . lAfiiyatltflfAli, eli»rl
R FINNEY, Agent Kurrka lii*uni. noCo..
• >••• VYaioi
A A. i';\ll Kli; It, SKCKE’i Alt V
. l',M„,lHna luiuian.e IM I.' •>< *rt..
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fain, ana un accurate Bank Sot/ List , weekly for
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TERMS»
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cents per week, the Orrieia.
WEEKLY’—Two Dollars ppr tunnin, payable lu ad ranee,
dabs are furnished un thoYmliwing lermr
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Tire -Latest and wobVt TTumj Kansas.—The
commissioners appoiated.by the Legislature lo
examines the poll-boOka returned by the judges
of’the election from the ’ Klcfcapoo and other
precincts In this county, ate in session in this
city. The board is composed Of gentlemen well
known for their intelligence and strict moral
worth; and, although identified with one or the
other of tho politicalparliep; yetlbey are such
men as will not violate thej^aUiwhich they have
taken, for the temporary of permanent success
of' the party to which they belong. They will
)>c governed by the testimony given before them
under oath (which we ptjhllxh from day to (lay,)
and from that teslimony-'they will make (heir
report. .
The first witness tuiL-J Dr. Morris, a gen
tleman well known whose veracity
cannot he «yaeaUunrJ. ;ffe (testified to what he
saw. .-Uis-JgsiimouyJa xoxrobor&ted by J. C.
.'Vaughn, Esq.. J. M.DiekkQOfEsq., Adam Fisher,
ajid S'niimber <jfcdhstlL. All of the gen
tlemen we have naroed arevreli known here, and
are largely interested bore* and are gentlemen
at whom the finger of treproiach lias never been
pointed. They give (heir testimony tinder die
sanctity and solemnity of art, oath, and it must he
■beTieved. Theri is’no dodging it. There teerc
gras* frauds comnlttjtd at iKeKiekapoo precinct on
Loth (Uctinn dayt;j>oys toting} the same men voting
twee, thrice, and in one instate a dozen time*. Mr.
Calvert (noting county' Recorder) personating
Mi.-hoel Stokes, Esq,■ •and. .tfpnfVankHn, one of
the judge*, (aod a clerk In ibe'Kneorder’s office, )
a boon companion of Calvert’s* calling out to the
clerks an he received vote. “Michael
Stokes"' and Mr. Calvert, glirylng in the name
of Michael Stokes/’ repliek. "Yes, Michael
Stokes. " This same gentleman, Mr. James
Madison Calvert Michael Stokes was a judge of
the election last October at tbe Kickapoo pre
cinct, and informed us a fewdays after the elec
tion, when the cry of fraud was raised, "that if
any fraud was committed at that precinct, be
didn’t know it."
Bui the richest thing in the poll-books. There
we find recorded the nameaof Wnu H Seward.
Thus. 11. Ucnum, Edwin Forrest, Horace Gree
ley, Junes Buchanan, John C. Fremont, Millard
Fillmore, Stephen A. Douglas, and quite u num
ber of distinguished gentlemen Who arc recorded
as voting there ou tho 2lst daybf December last,
swelling the list of voting to;the number of one
t'lousand and when in reality there are
not over four hundred legal roles m the precinct.
Vie arc glad that this commission has been crc
;»!**.l ii> examine ioto the frauds that have been
perj.hrated, it will throw the responsibility on
thr proper partipH There will be no go-betweens;
ihr real guilty ones will be brought to the bar
of justice, or. to escape this, will flee the country.
We hear of gTeat anxiety .expressed by parties
who ure near by in a neighboring State. There
arc more persop^flulteringl^ja Calhoun. This
commission is a Tceurre«tor'%y the buried; and
they will go deep and bring tFftll to tho surface.
/ - ■l’-un'jrli- Dad y Ledger, Jan. 22.
K*x**j..--Tbe Tennessee Legislature has, by
a v.ite of d 2 lo o“,rejected resolutions request
ing the Congressmen from that State (o vote for
the admission of Kansas, with the Lecompton
constitution. A man named Campbell, one of
the election officers at Oxford, whose name waj
•dgned' to the fraudulent return from Oxford,
was arrested, and taken to Lawrence, bnt on
being arraigned for being concerned in the
fraud, he proved that he did not sign his name
to the returns. The whole-paper, votes, signa
tares and all, was a forgery, and yet Calhoun
counted the votes as lcgaL, The pro-slavery
man. Stofer, recently shot *near IVyandoUe, is
oue of the Senators from Leavenworth, fraudu
lently counted in by Calhoun. Jock Hender
son, who wan iit Custody at Lawrence on a
charge of perpetrating election
taken from the hands of the She
a U. H. Marshal, in the middle c
ii writ of hahfat rorjms, serW
buJy of t’. S. dragoon*.
into Missouri, and ba.« not r«*.
t * - i
A Northers editor, referring to the late ex
plosion on the Ohio, thinks it “no great wonder
that anything bearing the noma of Fanny Fern
should explode.” Has be ever been blown up
by anything bearing that name ?— Lou. Jotrr.
Economy.— When John C. Calhoun was Secre
tary of War, the expenses of the Amy were re
duced to two hundred and seventy-three dollars
por mao, per annum. Coder the present extrav
agant -Administration it costs ns over a thousand
dollars each soldier.
Colonel Inglis, whoso defense of Lacknow is
likely to rank among the most memorable in
stances of gallantry, is a son of the late Right
Rev. Dr. John Inglis, bishop of Nova Scotia.
AgeDU Wanted! New £ra in American Art.
JUST ISSUED, an 'Oil-Color Portrait of
lIKNBY CLAY, Printed Jron Steel Plate in 12 Oil Cat
..pi. Tlila Picture, prepared at great cost and labor, by an
important Improvement In Art'Printing, ie offered to the ,
people of tbe united Slates, aa a worthy memorial of their
miiurnt Statesman and Patriot, by the Publiiher,
J. 11. BYRAM.
Bulletin Building, Philadelphia.
The fallowing are a few of tho many commendation* tide
Picture baa received from the pres:
From Peterson's Magazine.
"That so floe a Picture, equal ns it li In finish t-> l.ondoo
C..|..r Prluts, which have been *>M here for flve aud *»is
dollar*,could be produced for tbe (rifling turn of Ofly rebr*,
I* certainly an astonishing evidence of Adlerian progress in
Art color printing,and must, we think, reqnlr ■ au linni»u*o
•ala to bo at all nunuaeratlve."
"Ur. Byram ha* prodoced a Portrait of the immortal
CLAY, printed In colon, thsthasall the meritof a painting
and a* a work of Art will bear the moot critical examlna-,
tiuM. Tbe likeness of the great Stuteetuan U perfect.”
From the Philadelphia Snndaj Dispatch.
Mr. J. If. Byram ha* brooglit out a Portrait »f Houry
Clay, printed in colon, which, if we had not Men aiutired
otherwise, we should hava supposed to boa painting. It
paucurs all the brilliancy of hue and softness of shad* of a
tine water-color portrait. The Hk-otMJof ‘Harry »f the
West' i« excellent."
“dodging by thj* production, Art-printing baa made an
Important step toward* perfection. The picture la not only
artistic in floUh and arrangement ef color, but ie valuable
as a spirited likeness. Being sold at the low price of fifty
cents, till* portrait mnet soon tw-romo a favorite, and be
lrea*uteiia< a most fitting and beautiful memorial by the
American people.
Single copies vent post paid fur 50 cent*. To Agent* a
very liberal discount. jaltrtrlmF •
Oil THE BLAIRSVILI.E BRANCH OF
the Central Pennsylvania Railroad.
Itsv. 8. 11. fihepley, Proprieterand Principal; Mrs, P. P.
Sbeph-y, Principal; *lx«xcellentTeachera.
COURSE OF EDUCATION,
Thorough and oyatemaUc, embracing every branch of an ac
complished Female Education.
Accommodations for seventy Boarding scholar*—two iu
a room
Boardt-rn, Including Tuition, per *c*ai»u o( tire mouths,
$OO. For luftmmrntal Music, Drawing, Painting and Mod
ern Language*, moderate charges.
Tbe next aewlon will rotsctenco May.“l. C«tal.<gura*etit
ou application. JalfcSawF HAMPEL BIIKPLKY.
PARHBRB' UtlTt'AL
F’lltJi'. COMPANY
Thin Company continues to insure the safer
kind* at property against loo* or dantage !>t err, at rates a*
ow a* l« omsl.ienf with uC-ly.
David NrucXLKl. Sec'y.
Paper boxes.
CHARLES BUCKLEY, MANUFACTUB
nr, renter of Third and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, l*a.
Hat, Cap and Bonnet Box«-« Jrwidry and Prescription box
e*. All kind* of Paper lb-xa* made to order
N. U—At Kaclern price. seS&lywF
HtNXV BOCXXTOCX ADAM AllMOtt
Lebanon Nursery.
UOCKSTOCE * AMMON,
I NVITE TII E ATTENTION OF
I the public to their large and varied assortment .daE
liuit Trees, Shrubbery, Eveivreens,Plants,Ac.
Nursery Uruimd f.<or and a Half tulle* from Pittsburgh,
tho old Washington Hoad. User* Tnu Post Omc>.
leYl>.lywT:Cßr Allegheny county. Hr,
PRUNING TOOLS.—SaWsp Knives, Chis
els, aud all Varieties of Pruning Instrument* for tbe
garden or orchards. Jo2B:Stw«F JAMPJS WARDROP-fl
Metropolitan Gift BVok Btore.
UO\rv SAVED INBCYINO lt(>OKs OX THE
ANY [terson sending on order for ten Bo>ka
will receive a D->ok ana Gift extra. Every eflbrt will
tw made u give satUfkctlou tdtbovs who may ocor us with
their Jwder*. BUI* of all Solvent Bank* taken at par. C*4-
stogua* •>( Rouks aent to any address.
- JOHN ft. ANDREWS. 1«0 Nassau etrerl.
d-" :'4nwvV (Near tho City Hall.) New York
LEAS ±, nARBH»
DA .VK£RS A.SD LAUD AOKHTS,
DE3 UOINKS, IOWA,
WILL BUY ANT) SELL EASTERN
Kxchangv tad Land Winulii select and enter land
with mli or warrants, pajr mm, inrest moooy, mike rnl>
and attend to legal ItnalDea* generally.
ALSO,
L S A 8 4 HARSH
uniu ASDUuro unm, minwomnn, iltma
One of the partner* has located (u LeaTuowortk City, and
will transact all btulnea connected with the Backlog aud
Kvml Latate Uuiurw. for a tew month* vrt correspondent*
will addteet ns at Dm Moinea.
VT L. Oilman, BO BcwTtf street, Mew York;
Beiger, lAtab A Philadelphia;
James, Kent k Santee, do;
Lefevre A Serrlllt do;
Drexoll k C<l, Bankers, do;
Cbnbh Brea, do Washington City;
Uon. IL J. Atkinson,Third Anditar Tr»**ory DeiMrtmeot,
Washington City,
" - » If. Graham, Carlisle, Pa;
■l« >• mrrr
/Hisccllantous.
From the Pemisylvanlsn.
Frotn Graham's Magazine.
-Equal to flOe lyindou Prints sold here for $0 and ST.
From tbe Pennsylvania Enquirer.
Blatravllle Female Seminary.
Onict— <Vnler fijuarr. Tort-, Anna.
AcuiimUleJ ChpUal
A. KRAIiRH, President.
srSTbwlyF
Q-lF'r PRINCIPLE.
Books usually sold at (or sl,l*l.
a niFT tr it n each hole
Worth from 20 cent* u> SGU. •
VOLUME LXXI-—NUMBER 147.
JFot Salr.
Farm for Sale. ..
THE ANDERSON FARM, 2J miles®
above the Depot, at New Brighton, Beaver
Pa. on biock llouao Hun, rontaiDlog 103 acre* of eXceUaut
land, every acre of which la tillable, and 95 of which I* un
der cultivation. . There an IS acres of good timber, SQtcre*
In rraseand pasture, and an abundanceof coal. There ban
Orchard ol grafted fruit tree*. In almost every field there
U a spring water.
The improvement* consist ot a new frame Dwelling, at
tached to a weather-boarded log, a small tenant bouse and a
Urge frame Barn, to by 30 fieeL
This choice farm is in a high state of cultivation, fence*
good, and in a respectable neighborhood, oonvcnlentito
cburrhM, schools. For terms, enquire at THIS OFFICE,
or of Jal2-dAwtfT J. ANDERSON. New Brighton. Pa.
Ohio Land fox Sole.
THE subscriber offers for sale section ten,
township 12, range 10, Bfark county, Ohio, commonly
known as "Bowman’s Section," containing 640 acre*. It is
situated three miles west of Massillon, on tgSotate Road
leading to Wooster, and within about two mile* of the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. The south, east
and north-east quarter* ar* partly cleared and Improved—
the remainder Is covered with superior timber—and tbe
whole b well watered by spring* and running *treama.—
This section is considered the finest body ot land tn the
coonly. It will be sold undivided or in quarter* to suit
turchasers. To those who desire to Invest in real estate a
etler opportunity la rarely offered.
J. B. AWEITZER,
Nn. 101 4th street. Pittsburgh.
oc2o:dswtfT
Land for Sale.
FOR SALE CHEAP, ISO acres.of.Land in
Marathon county, Wisconsin, near Marathon Cltv.
Apply to Rot. C. MACRKADINti,
fritlwdb Milwankin, Wisconsin.
FOR SALE-At Jackman’s LrveryfT\_—
Stable a fiue bay FAMILY UORSK, sound
reliable Iu ererT respect. LEWIS A EDOKRTON,
JaP 107 Wood street
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
BALK.—-The undersigned oflera Ibr sato on favorable
term*, a large number of building lota In the Bth Ward of
the city. The lota front on Pennsylvania A venae, Wataon,
Forbes, Locust, Maria, Vlcroy and filnff atrreu, are but a
fbw minatea wait from the Court Homo and will bo told
very cheap.
Persona desirous of securing a convenient and healthy
location fur a hunee, or wUhing to purchase for speculation,
ta a part of the city which must couUnueiteadU y to improve
will find (t to their advantage to call upon the subscriber.
- C. MAGEE, Att’y at Law,
myghtf No.loi.finh etn»l
FOB SALK—One Barge with two how?,
130 feet Eed, 22feet Beam, {feet Hold, bottois Plank
3 ruches, well (attorn'd and everything of the best material
and workmanship.
Also one Keel Boat, 110 feet Reel, 44 Inebeo Deep and Cii
feet whla, enquire of WATT A WILSON.
Ja2o 208 Liberty street.
COAL LANb roil SALE.—The undersign
ed offers for sala ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY ACHES
of
COAL LAND,
•ttnatfdon the tint pool, doe of tbenmit deiinib'i* location!
ob the Moooagahelft rirer.
The attention of Iron men, Coal men, and capitalist* ts
directed to this property, as It U believed the opportunity fur
profitable investment iinchutinot often presented. The
termi #ie easy. full particular* may be obtained by letter
or otherwise, by enquiring of
AUSTIN LOOillS A CO., Stock and Note Broken,
_ap3 ■ . _ No. 93 Fourth Street.
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A
CO-, AT THE MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERT
THURSDAY EVENING.—Bank, Bridge, Insurance and
Copper Slock, Bond and Beal fcstato eobl at public ml*
at the Merchants' Exchange by
AUSTIN LOOMIS & 00.
Notea, Drafts and U<aua on Real Katnto negotiated on
reasonable terms by AUSTIN LOOMIS A CO-.
*e2l Stock k Note Broker*. W Fourth et.
Farm for Sale.
W1 LL l»e eoUl at Public Sale, on thoffa
premises, on TUESDAY, March 4th, a well im-Jo
proved Farm of 226 acres, sltuato in Nottingham township,
Waahlugton 00., l‘a_ about two miles south of Fluleyrflle.
There are abnal 176 acres under cultivation, good fences,
large Brick Dwelling House, well finished. with a good cel
lar. Spring House, a largo Log Barn, weatfaerlnarded, a
good Orchard ofselect fruit, etc.
The farm 1* In a high state of cultivation, is well watered
and Improved, convenient to churches, school*, etc., in an
excelleut neighborhood, had altogether a very desirable one.
The owner intends moving west.
Foasenion given on the Ist of April, 1868. for -further
particulars, terms of tala, Ac* esquire of the 'subscriber on
the premise*, or id EDWD CAMPBELL, Jr* *t Sheriff'*
office. f.inlawt*? SAMUEL COOPER.
For bale or Rent,
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,®
situated on the Beaver Creek, at Fallstou, Beaverß3
county. Pa. The improvements are a three story Brick
Building, 10 br 42 &*t, with Fonrnin of Stones, three of
which are Burr, and the necessary Bolts, Smat Machines,
Ac* Ac. There i* attached a one story brick building, 22 by
88 feet, suitable for storing barrel*. The whole is well cal*
culated for doing both merchant and custom work.
For further particular* enquire of J. T. PUGH. at hi* resi
denoo lo New Brighton, or at the Mill; or if through the
mail, to Fallstou Post Office.
J*27:Btw*F JOHN PUGU.
£ARM FOR SALE.—The old Whittaker
farm Q offered for sale, being situated on the Monos
la river, about one mite above the city Alms House,
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less—form]
eriy the property of James IfbiUaker. deceased.
For particuUi* itiqnlrea.feiUwr of the following person*:
J. E. MOORHEAD,
J. W. BAKE WELL,
ISAAC JONES,
GEO. W. JACKSON.
or29;wUplchrF JAB. ANDERSON.
JBisrtlloncous,
LAW SCHOOL OF THE tSIVKKSITV
At Cambridge, MnKH.
Thr hftrvctnrx in thin Scluxol ii:
lion. JoelPabkca, LL. D* Royal Professor
Hon. Thsophjlcs Putsotn, LL. D„ Dano Profrewtr,
Ucn. Exoar Wasniicmx, LL. D* University Professor.
THE course of instruction embraces the va
rious branches of lb© Common Law, and of Equity,
Admiralty, Commercial, International and Constitutional
Law; and the Jurisprudence of the United tiUlca. The
Law Library coorista of about 14,000 volumes, and U new
works appearTbey are added, and ertry effort lamadeto
reader It Complete.
Instruction la given by oral lecture* and expositions, (and
by recitations and examinations, in connection with them,)
of which then ere tenetery week. Two Moot Quart* are -
also hoUon In each week, al each of which a cause, pretL
ously given out, ia argued by four (Indents, and as opinion
delivered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms and other
facilitiesare also provided for the Club Court*; «■<> an As
sembly la held weekly for practice In debate, and arqulrisg
a knowledge of partlamentary law and proceedings.
Student# may enter the School in any stage of their pro
fiwrional studies or mercantile pursuits, and at the com
mencement of either term, or In the middle, or other part of
a term.
Thev ars at liberty to elect what atndlea they -will ponur,
•AfTqdlng to their view of their own want# and attainment#.
" ’• ••• commence# on Thursday, six.
Musical.
fffllPlANOS.fffHl
FULL GRAND PIANO S.
THE PAKLOR GRANDN>IAN < ) S
Jlrto Sfglr Spate pianos.
From the Manufoctory of
Chiokerinsr Ss Sons, Boston,
JUST received from tlie Manufactory
Chkkcriuj: k Soot, Beaton, fits following desirobl* ana
elegant atock of Piano Fortes:
One-Full ScTen Octave GRAND PIANO FORTE, with
superbly carved cue. Price f
One Full Boms PIANO FORTE; <-le
rant Rosewood cue. Price
One NEW PARLOBORAND WSVKN OCTAVE PIANO,
nearly equal in power to a full Grand, yet occupy
lagonly-the room of an ordinary Sqnare Piano—
Pric0.~.~....~.-.. cos*
SQUARE PIANOS.
Two Fall Carved Kosewoed Louis. XlVtb S«-ren- uu
Piano*, with carved desk and Get work.
Two Rosewood 7 Octave, CUflbrd style. *
Two do 7 “ Car Ted moutdlogs.
Foar do 7 “ Plain round corner a
Three Walnut 7 “ . Froot round corners.
Four do “ Front round, corner*.
Puw Rosewood 6}*, “ Front round corner*,
filths aboveareof the new scats,and with fall. Iron
Frames, and now Paxzxt Actios.
These instruments have been finished specially for the
subscriber, and are the first thatisave bwu Drought to thl»
city. Thetr superiority wUI Ufat once discovered by any
ouoacqualnted with th* mechanism of * Piano Forte. /
For sale at the new and reduced price list by
JOIIN 11. ■JJELLOR.
No. 81 Wood Slroet
sefcdawP Sole A|
ent for Chick:
T>RINC£ & CO'S IMPBOVED*£&h—
JL PATENT UIILODEONB.—Tbe
EdaLllshnmt in the Unifrd Slatrt and tAr*l ® V I*
Larprst in Die Bbrf d.
The latest Improvement in our Ueindnta is the
DIVIDED SWELL,
Secured to us by Letters Patent, 22d May, 18i6. By mean s
oftblsswellTStfe/tossiMesmay lie played with the full pow
•roftbe Instrument, while toe accompaniment is soft and
subdued. Uereafter, all Melodeons onuJe by an will be fur
nislied with this attachment
without sxTxa cnaaoß.
Agents fur the sale of our MelodieoDs may be found tu aU
the principal cities end towns of the United Stales and tin
Canada*. GEO. A. PRINCE & CO, Buffalo,
and 87 Fulton street. New Turk
CQARLOTTE BLUME,
MR Wood street, 2ddoue above Fifth,
delB Manufacturers Agent.
gUPK RB GRAND PIAAO^^^^I
From theFfttlorj of
STEiyiVAY «f soys, Xno York
Kl. & DRO>i take plauara ill atmonor
in« to th» public tbat they haTeJust reoelvnl a
SPLENDID FULL GRAND PIANO,
From the Factory of bTKDTWAY k 80N8, New
for exquisite sweetness and volume of to do, lightuen* and
elasticity of touch, and a moat tasteful and elegant exterior
is considered tbe/In/rf Grand Piano ever brought to, tbl»
city. The mechanism ii a double repeating action, a patent
edlnvoMloa of fiteioway A Sons, which combine* with the
utmost promptness and delicacy of touch a degree of Uuru
blUty but rarely attained. We respectfully invite the pub
lic, ono and all, whether purchasers nr not, to call and so*
this unrivalled Instrument. 11. KI.EBKit A DIIO~
No. &3 Fifth street. Sole Aet» for Steinuuv & Sons.
N.B.—Also, jtut received a fresh lot of Nunns A Clark’s
Pianos. . ds!4
CHEAP PIANOS TO CLOSE^c«a—
A CONSIGNMENT.—A superb
wood 7 octara Piano, with foil Iron Frame,! | ffr i.f I
carred Music Detli and Mouldings; themaanfUcUiturr price
in New York bofngftOO, will be sold to elre« a consfc&iarnt
for $2OO.
Also, a Rosewood 6% octave, “round corners, and sliding
desk; a very elegant Fiance the New York factory prices3io,
will be Bold aa above at $SBb. »•;
The above are the net cash prims, In par money, and will
be boxed for shipping free of chars**
Also, a good second hand Plano, with Iron frame, fl oclav*.
In good order. Cub, current funds, $lOO.
A. Mahogany 0 octave, modern Style Plano, an exrellsn
InKrumouL. Cash, curreut foods,
A six octavo second hand Baltimore Piano, sso.
Ado do do do Philadelphia do f IS.
dn Piano, very handsome and nearly new. on X
and 0 months credit, $220.
Tor sale, together with a splendid stock of new PUno« of
all styles from the msouCactury of Cblckerlng k Sous, hot*
ton, by nofl JOHN 11. MF.LLOJL SI W.«d it.
iStscfllanrous.
'4)i
NORMAL CLASS.
The second session ok toe nor
mal CLASS, at the
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Under lb© direction of
BURTT,
Principal ot the Ffth Ward Public Schools, will commenre
On Soaday.Lvcnlng, February lat.
The Class wUI meet on MONDAY and TfIORhDAY EVE
NT-NOS, and SATURDAY MORNING of each week.
t3.Term>, per Session of Sixteen Lewonsc JaSB
JJ. WOODS’ PEAEL STAilCUioMtant
• ly on lumd and for sale by the undersigned. Fami
lies may be assured that this superior starch will be found
equal to any of the more expensive forma of Corn Starch In
nan, for making delicate Blanc Mange, Puddings, or £dce.
Be particular to enquire for ‘•Wood* 1 pearl Starch.
A. 4. HARDY,
an!4 corner First and Ferry street*.
LEDGERS, Journals, Day Uooltß, Cash
Cooks, luvolce Books, Order Books and Dockem for
sale and made to order by W. 8, HAVEN,
I*lB BlanJrMnnofactnrer, comer Market and Second st*.
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•k Sons. Boston