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.+4T,TSBUIMII-11ORNING:"TOST,; -
Erna/ 4il l isa ititOthnti- errry morning, (Sululttys excepted,)
BY dizaatoair. & MONTGOMERY,
019 THE Nowminum 006NKR Or WOOD ABM MTH frrlUirri,
TERNS,—Five Dollars a year, payable strictly in advance.
Stk Dollars invariably regal it not paid within the year.
air Single copies, Two CCM—for little at the counter in
the Dftice, and ty the Rowe Bor.
SATITILMAT MORNING POST
Publialte&trom- the wine egire, on a large blanket size
alms at TWO DOLLARS a year, iu advance. Single coptee,
emrra.
_ .
Allir No paper will be discontinued, (unless at the &sae
tion of the Proprietors,) until all arrearages artipaid.
NO intention will be paid to any order =deo accom
panied by the money, or satisfactory reference lo this city.
~ ../gi.Connected with the Establishment of the Morning
Post is one of the largest JOB PRINTING OFFICES in the
rny,tthere all kinds of work Is done on the shortest notice,
And most . roascuiablf AcrFr4,..
P,,ROFESSION AL CARDS.
TIP ()BERT SPROU L, Attorney and
...L.V.C.P4mr4or. at r jmw, fd,acc, No. -Fourth aired, trarg-W. dec11:1 y
TAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,
.vey 6ffibeFourtb street. Pittsburgh, botivoun ,;rattlifield unit
Cherry ,41v.r• decl bly
TOHN BARTO — Isi, Attorney aird - Counsellor
tr. nt Lam, office corner of Fifth said Grunt streets, Pitts
buigtt.
SAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Fourth strut, Pittsburgh, fonrth door belay! Mr. Itody
Putterson's Livery Stable. Jerffi
PATRICK bri'KENNA, Alderman of Third
\rani. office vorner of Grant and Firth dtreOUl, (formerly
occupied by Alderman 1, wt.,) lo hero all baaim•sa. pertaining
to the other of Alderman and Jaatte, , of the Peace will be
promptly attended to.
AHL. Surgeon Dentist, successor to 0.
. W. Biddle, Nu. 144 Smithfield street.
n:T . Office hours from to 1 o'clock. wed frvm 2to 5 o'clock
fob] Fly
T SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
. caret ni Market.
.12r-- (Mire hours frnm 9 o'rlock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M.
docZ.T.7
BUSINESS CARDS
TORN NI 0()111I E A T), hole-sale Grocer and
Cornmissinn Merchant, ('r the salt, of PIG >IETAL and
41,00118, and PIWDUCE generally, No. 27 'Wood etreet,
, Pit.talmrgh. arat
•
MILIAN mum. PhDada
rucarrsaa. Pittsburgh.
MILLER & RI C KETSONWholesale
ckers, Import... of BRANDIES, WINES and SFAi ARS,
Nos. 172 and 174, corw'r of Irwin find Liberty street.... Pitt...-
burgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns. fie • Lvtistantly on howl.
JraTA
M'KEE & CO., Manufacturers of M' K ee's
S• .Penn.ypmnia lily c, all nize,of M Inflow G b., Extra
Double Strength, Imitation ert.wn and Ruby Vials, Fla:4,,
Picklo and Pn.serve JArs ; \Vine, Porter and Mineral Bottles.
Telegraphic and Lightning-R.l Im.ulaturs.
4e" Second, I,etween Wood and Market streets.
burgh, Pa.. but a short distantw from the steamboat landing,
and from Mou,mgaheht Rouse, St. Charles anal Ci! I I n-I
apr 21
EDWAISD DITHILIL, lIENRY L. ILINGI,LT.
GCRLI 110BERTSON & Nlattu
fnoturers of ('ut, and ('loin Flint LASSW Alt):
warebonso N., 11 (('nod gt.n.t.L 1a:•1•ttrc,11
g--Z" - AU other kiwi: , of (ilosgoar. lava n!
low Market price',
.1.4.303. JUSLPII J. I LOC
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A..)
EI)LIE & LLI, Successors to )lulvany
ic L,llio, inanuLuturr, of C e nt, Mutilled and Plain
Flint and Fancy Colon , l GLASSWARE, ana ilvalon, in all
kinds of W ,11,1cro. lieu, IlaikA, Vials and 11,,tt1e... Wart ,
house rerner of Markvt and Water rtrkvta. Pict.lAurgli.
mlia:tily
R&M° V A L.—e. 111 :NISEN, Manufacturer
awry variety of 'l Al-s. BOTTLES dnd NtI.NDOIV
11LANI: black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles; benujohns
and CArboyx: also, Flint Woos in every variety. SI arehouse
Non, 104 Second and First eta-et. Pittslairgh. nihtta
F.ll. 1/11AVO, I)iamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
n Cta'NTR V PIit,DUCE. otters for sole n chore
irk selected for family 11.• Spleen of
esery varady and the purest quality. ground at We Steam
Mills. A 1.,. limed Fruits. Foreign and D , ducstic
tlikun nn esclauitm for inerchandis.•
F. IL D. ha, prot - urol a 11::1 a,,,rlupqn I,!..llN•tl:'r mar.
muted GARDEN 6ERDS. and lathe, art••ut.,,a .1-
temet.rd in rural affairs. jar,ll
C10)1)1ISSION 11.01:;SE. -- Tht : Rtilitwriherc
hero open,: a 'louse for the atwve purpon, nt Nn. 17
1-nuthfield etreut, the Monongahela lion..
- IV° will pUrChaSt, .•r receive an coranu.,ion. 431 fiale.
eiguments of FLCII.: h.. BACON. CM:Y.:L. 4 F- (lilt'. VATS
BARLEY? FLA-X. l. 'l:l:D. tIEED. IiALED
upon which we will inalic tai vanes. or purcheow AT ll,n bee
market rat.a for cash.. loovn AU', KOs CO.
R.EN6Utin . tar II . ..J 4 IES
FINGLISIi S it.1C11.1.1-',F)::•()N. Forwarding
and Commumlon '3lc.ich.rutr
1:11:11, IiACON and vI L. and grnt.r...ill ar.
/Lon. formerly r aped by BM' brl.lgt. 6. I ilphi it In. N.•. 11 ,
SCntrr and II First street.. Putrburcis.
JoIIN J .
ATIVELL, LEE. & CU.. Vilwlesale
PrOd11:1 . and Commivi-n M,rdlautm. and I It•a Ir., n
rntstorrell :11=1118,AI:um \n. s brtmot•n Water
nod Front atret•ts, Vittbbnrgb
TORN W. BUTLER & CO., forwarding and
commi.i.,. Nlerchroas. drni na iw all lunils of
BURGH MANUFACTURES. LEAD PIPE and Sll EFT
LEAD, No. 67 Fn.nt ~trt-eL PIM-burgh t 0.1,2",
AENRY 11. COLLIN:* Forwarding a n,
CoaLrum.itn. Merclimat. dud v.holesnle dealttr io FISH
Ckit&SF., 4:61,1 geuerll,
25 W.el. strevt, Ptumintrgli
ALLEN. wh•}leKale dealer in Ftweign
III; A NIAER, Old M a r, avizahala
said. l.vo WIIISKY.d. , :.; al-, RECTIFYING PISTILLI:R.
lc, 8 W,..arl ,art -et. P.1t.1,111,11
Wwen, .la epint, M ('n,IN
end New England Rum, Clrroa. (linnipagve, rrotrh Al..
1.01.1. ital Brown 6lout I ri..11, -tch.l3...urbou. Old 310n0m,,
heln, Rye and Ro-tifle.l 3l hinny Apple, Pea - L, Will Chem
and Bla:klrrn Brnndtc.. imported Havana. lt,galin and
S..nnrs; lialf-epant-h and Gatunt.n Id!
such Ivw [WWIa as to chalk-11p• anupenn,. Fanry Bar
Hogs And Labelled 11 , 41.1, of nv..ry ,tl.s, and I)entiJohns
Itire, I reqpectfolly inrdia an exnunuat ion of nu" at
No. 8 35.r.l street. Pittsburg), ..p3:ly
WLLLI M C RR & CO., (NV ill iani Carr.
I n to of the firm 4 J. l'ark,r & c... t wh,,kartle (Mt t
CERS and dealrrsiu '
111 NES and BRAN DIES.
nit,
3lnuongalmln and Itretl WHISKY. N.
Row, Liberty street. itittsburgh
JOSEPH FLEM siiiet,t+4lr t.. L.
& comer of stark, t ,treet anti tin lhanoool.
kreps constantly on hand a Intl timort ment DI: IGS MEI ,
ICIN 11, 74144DICTNE PY.1".1-TMERV, tuld all arti.
cleA peruunitw I' Imsinose..
4Ea•- Prcwriptions ran•fally romp..tuld,d nt all
boor, ' J.Avy
FLE:NUM; BROTH ERS, suece , :sors to .1
& idd “13,1..na1e DR 1[ 7 13(i1..N. No. tin Wood et p-rt
Yitt.iburgli. Proprietors a Dr. Wl,rie'd Mebrat,,d \ orn,
tuvx. Liver Pills, 1, .
1 - OH IC HAFT, .lit., stiu!ossor to Jame , Mo
tinifry. Nrll,,lPsale and retail DRI(10IFT. and thus],
PAINTS. OILS, DYE STI'VES. kr.. Na. HI W,ol
t br,IFJr , Pittslirgh. apky
- I - MARSHALL, successorto IL Lee,
ity WOOL DEALER Fwd CA,MMLNLLON MERCHANT
Isd Lihorte Oct.,e Pittlburgl .
if-rfra•cmce---iV. kBP Krxmel & Rithni. Mur
phy. Tiernan & Co., Brow-u 6: Kirkpatrick.
PittAburgh, May 24, 186...1. u1y2.1
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T -- w:C.F.IAt/WICK,(I - e - aler in Kentuek
I,at TOBAPOI, ei.l PAYER, 149 IS..
!sty...L. below 6istll. Pwt•lbr,l. ,t4e2tly
az- The hlgbost market yi h, palJ for Keg-
V♦LIAR I'. ..NIAI.II
. .
WP. 'NI AIiSIIA Importer,. all ,
dealers. la Fren. h and An .ro oo PAPER I
INUE. No. Sl' Vol street. humbug:li.
filrElola agent. , for tile celebrated tuanutarinres .4
Dolitslart A Co., Paris. eug,
_ _ -
_l3 T. C. ATOM'. .1 N .okseller and Sta
. tlimer. l. always On hand a general assort [NMI
yn n rellarit.ontt and itllnk jt.nitin; Printing. Punt and
Ca.p Paper, Br.. wholonnk and retail. Nn. 104 Wood street,
below Vieth /eaat aide) Pittanurgh.
WANTED—Rags and Tanners' S.raps
JOH N It. MELLOR. Wholesale and Beta
dealer in MUSICAL, VMENTS, PIANOS. \II SI
isCllOOl. WOKS and STATIONERY, NO. S. - I NY,,i
Pittsburgh. )anl
Acoß M'CO LL 1 STER. 11 lit lesale and lle
ty tail SD; AR MAN ur AcTu 1: int and dealer lu all ku.. - ls
of TkiIIAANAJ, SNUFF and : 4 DiA.ItS, .25 Fifth atna.t.
PittsburFh.
hPepa cnnstantly vn halal a large supply all the
various brat/rib Imp ariat
MBECOM
ItElY3lElt ANDERSON. (succe.ssors
.Icnihun Rlnules & en..) wholt..tle titlilen4 in t ., )}tEit.,N
Fit UITS, NPTS, SPICES, CON FELTI(INA_RI"..`irC, A Its,
!co.' NVoo , l strevt. ouponno the Z't Charlrt,
burgh. aid
,
AI'INDLE, holesale and Itetail
DLE, HA IL\ TRUNK. I ALIn E and CARPET
/ULU ILASUFACTCRE.I , .. u. 1 , , \ Pittsbur-h
)E ur NTERPRISE IVOltliS, N. 136 Wooi
strt, tlurrl I'or‘ 1,1,m Virgin alley.—lt()WN TET
ti would vAll th, ton: ten of 6porting men to their la.r;,,e
aseortnient G Lt".: and I: LVIILVING
the largest en d l e . ' , I Si nla I . li r Awned 10 11110 roar.
ket, together v.lth a general. ut ..1 .
'Louis and Finning Tackle. all t/f which the otter at tl..
lotiftt ponstble prima to cash iturctosert. or for bv
pnyretl
NORTII-\\'ESTEI{N POLICE .kOENCT.
No. SO Washington tit reat, corn, of Dearborn, ( . 11 •
OA6O, ILLINO1:t.
_ _
I'LNICEItTON d CAI devote thou en Ur.. aft...n[1,41 tto t
Utatemetion of n gi . ll , •ral I E ft I'SI N 1-ISS
th e sua v e of 1114 1 ,42., Wis., 41.11 Mi , higa It and 10.11una.
radii:fit!
BF. SHOPE, )IERcii.ANT 'l'Amon, Third
. street, next dour u> Duipayrit Bulldnipx. Unto:Jul for
the very liberal patronage hf•tet..o , .r , . 1,,x.w.,1 up", Inux
Isgs to ask a ~,Minna W, oi th.•sv
aA he lh u,•
w'
preparedll,l,t, ever to rtr:lll4.l ha, trleadiel and cit.-
tomer. with garmentr wilit . h will insure entire satidfaction.
fie always keeps on baud a large usortuient of the lat , nt
-styles of VESTIN(IS. CA.SSI3fEIin!, CLOTIIS, hr., which
he will make to order on dtr shortest notice, upon rea.nabie
P71:54. ~
06), perfect fit always warranted ' [nor 1011
--.-- t ----- '
JOAN IL TOUR° TROS. 11. YOUNG FRANCIS L. TOCN.:.
TB. YOUNG 41:, CO., No. 38 Smithfield
-S
• treet, Opiwito City Hotel. Inanufacturesr of CAB!.
N. 157 FURNiTHRE and CHAIRS, of every descriptleu. NI.
lariat, and Workbutaship warranted, and sold iat reduced
prices. Care taken In packing fur land and water carriage.
.4731 _
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WOODSY EL L'S FURNITURE AN,
CIIAITLS, Wholesale and retail, embracing evor,
ielylc of furniture. in ,RObroW00(1 . , litsliognny and Walnut...nu
-table for parlor.. Iltarnbers, and dining room.: equal in ally
In New York. or Philadelphia, arid at lower 1 41 ° 1 '
'article made by hand, lied warranted.
(..kt.binet !ilakere supplied with any quantity of
YLRSI
TITRE and CHAIRS, on reasonahl.• term,
noteda and Steamboat., funnehed nt the ellartefl notice.
Wareroorn., y,O. 77 and Third atrtvt,
aug2 plrrsßuitaii, PA.
OH
N COC II RA N & 13K05., Mannfactur
-0 em o f tin e binding, Iron Vault, Vaal( Dors4 Vi'indvsv
Ottani; err., Ni. 91 1. , ...,0nd street and lit Thiril street,dxt
twoeu Wnai and Marko( Ktroet,. Plipt.nro, Pa.; have On
hand o variet y of !WV , pattern. Fancy and Pl/.1,p111 [Able for
all purpnona Panic-01w attention paid to enowap , 01.000
AAA. .loldnug4tio at shalt uoti... ann(.l
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF ;*OOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
JOHN LITTLE, Jr.
ty strout, has just twerp
BRANDIF.S.
Oente Brandy, &
(very fleo,)
Otani Dupla) , Co.. (Rope')
Marrett & Co.,
Sazerae.
garclal Madeira,
Howard, March& Cu., Mad'ra,
East India Madeira,
Table do
Amontillado Sherry,
Manzanille do
Table do
Cooking do
InsesienagA'ort,
Pure Juice do
Ordil
man• Ao
St. Julien Claret,
Ninlnge Dry,
Swnet,
ChrunpaginNr,
Anchor.
Vemency,
Ileidennck,
Together with cal othor a ,
De".
PIANOS manufactured by
LNG & SONS, Boston, and for sae by fiffitip
JOAN 11. HELLOS., No. 81 Wood street s
Lot - omen Diamond alley and Fourth street.
JOILN 11. MRLIC)It is now really - Dig an (intim irisih stook
of now I'lAliCI-FORTE from the manufantory Of Chick°,
ortag Si Sopa, Boston. consisting of all the vxmlons styke. of
6 ki, and 7 octaves, to which the attention purchasers is
respeettnllly insitea. All the Nano-Fort. from the fax:t"ry
of Chiekeriug & 80115 are warranted. and sold at Dobbin
prices. JOHN IL N11...1.1.01t.
Solo Agent fur CILICKERINO & SONS, fur Pitt,burgb uud
Western Pennsylvania. tiorl4
aaa f ie;li
KTEIt'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anttcipating the want of facilities for transporting
Freights to and from the Eaotern Cities, via Perinßylvania
Canal and Railroads wo have increased our snook of 13nutr.
ac.., on same, ton DOUBLE nAny LINE, which gives us a
=peaky of over 151/0 tons per month 4 earia way.
We assure our friends, and tho»c disposed t, patronlKe the
State impn,vemenLs there will Le nothrng spared .T 1 our
part to render general satisfaction In tar - Ow-ding Eamern
,d Western Freights %MIA promptitude and despatch.
KIER 4.4 MiIt:SELL,
Canal Bashi, Pittsburgh, Pa_
=EI
J. GILLESPIE 4: (XI., ' 31..11uf...turern J ,
. and dealer. , in Lo..klui lit nn Matta, Plate
14-1-nvings., Combs and Fanry Lootlx, Nu. 76 ICuxl eu-oet,
burgh.
On hand and made to order, lilt Pier and Mantle Gllteirw.
Mahogany, Rnsewtod, Walnut and Odt Frames, Mould
tag, of every devrtiptiou.
Steamboat Cabins Dts,.'orated and Gilt. ;octi
ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 W,K,11
At., thud d.se- below Virgin alley.—BOWN & TETLEY
oould call the attention of Sporting men to their large as
..1 GUNS, ItISLES and it.EYOLVIIiti PISTOLS.
the largest and lest selected stock ever oponed in this mar.
kets together with a general assortment of HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, TOOLS and 51511151 TACKLE, all of whi , ll
offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, .a for
good approved paper. tnarlS
MA. SWILER, Wholesale and Retail
• Dealer in Furnace,, Ranges, Stoves, Tin, Iron and
llounet eepers' Hardware, Tinnene 31„achinas and Tools, Tin
Plat, Sheet iron, Wire Rivets, kr, North Second
strret.i.pposite itnehler's
bor-.1)-43tu
VENETIAN BLIND MA Ic
NI:FTI -
ej • FUR, li.tx ree , .VertVi Ili% health ~o a to rt. 111.11.• lue old
laPaues., and haa aliened hat BLIND MANUI , ACTP.V. at
No. 65 *MU St-Met. De., the Pivd
Smithfield. when he ha. :in wi..ortment .1131.1‘1,i. t rslnnv..l
~ith plain anti fancy ‘110,4144 1111 , i zallk nati t.
prtvareel to till any onicr in lII+ ~n
terms. His work to SS urrrint....l to girr sanstart
rA•fluided.
CE),_ 1 Bliudd mpwithl. Os.• him (1 •Itii. ft. I
art t lte Nlll worltmnu•lup. Eroy7 ly
IVEW l'()A4'11 • A NI) t_'.IRRIA6g FAt'
I•oIty.—JOILN9TnN. BROTIIERS S o'l_ r.or oer
heloss-ca and Bolmont stroet, A Ileglioni City. would
fully inform their friends em.l the publli grlteral le. that the,
mot commenced the manufacture CARIIIAGE.S, UA
11.042KAWAYti, and C liA
RI tTS. in all their various style, of tiniah anti proportion..
All orders mill he rvrnud Wlth .tnot rmairti to dura
bility and beauty of 6niah. Repaint will EOM) tae at:tended to
MI the root rem-sortable terms. Pelu¢ in all their w, irk rho
toot E.axtern Mafia. Poles, And Whool stiff, they feol
dent that all wit favor them with their tiatronogo. adl Is
perici-tly bauallesi on trial of their new work.
•• Purchmiers are repteotiNi tO gin se a MIL heforo I •tii
hawing elite w here.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY—BD.;
Eu.lw A QL, ant,tetsors to E. M. 111 low. 4t:, Um
wend alley. near Wood street, Pittsburgh—('Aßß! AiiP.S.
CkiACIIES, PHAETONS. 11liGOIES, and every der. ripteoi
of FANCY VE/IICLES Innlt to order. and llui.hed in
manner unt..arpassed for beauty of .1-slg-n. elegance .4 finish
skill of workmanship and dorahility nd materials
a r ej,.. Allwork warranted. ' n
GEo. R7VHITE Cu„ No. L',9 l‘larket
strod., Intend. on and after NIONI)AY, Notembet Pt
to plore out their present stock of CLOAKS. TA.I.IIA, nil
FANCY r'.I.LKo of redixed priers.
I.t being their intentlam to enlarge and othetmae. 'mid. •
their :More. so LA to make morn room for Maui branch .11 then
business, and wishing to do so immediately, they wont
clear out the sto...k on hand as soon no possible.
nor2tkdlm
WILLIA)I S. HAVEN—TILE (lieu
Ekii.atisuissa - t„ (late Johnston A Stockton, .7.11 , 1
NE 14 OK and STA Th iN Y AItEIIOI . S In pil
l...red t.. eneente every style of Legal. Oomuierital. 'tool
a.l Sheandead hits PitINTINto and 110 , 1 E BIND' \ 1,. nail
furnleh e, artdele It. the Itlank 14... k. Paper mast ,:tsth.t.
y 111, at the ele.rteel notice and an 110 nee.t r•lare.nal.le
tk rot.
ta9_ Blunt Hook and Stationery Warelioinw,itrinting
and Book Bindery. comer of klarkot Wt./
R 1(. , 11 ARD C. BOCK ING. 3infittfoctiirer
Silver. Brae. and 11r.hze 11)1K INni.til.A.Sn.
P, rkTP.A IT and PICTURE YILA..3dE. , ‘, Plain and tirnannented.
0.. 21 Ft. Clair street. All kinds of Cempostition t trim/la-lit,
hr All kinds of Glinting and ro-tifidtn,..t.
order. Gilt \louidingr 1.. r 1 1 mtnee. and retail
arnish for 011 Paintings, Eng - rat - Imp and Istliogriiphs. 1-1
sale.
ix".. Impaired or defames Pala tings re stirod in the
All Frames and SL adding" 111/11111f.111 , V4 in this es
tAlblishruont man to. ele.aned, without Injury, nits L•At•
water. Call .m 1 IP,. 9a. 21 St. Cliur street. Intl.-nun:l ,
„,)g2tittf
JOIIN GROUTT, luirx,rter int.%.,NDIEs.
lily, WIN F:S. Ma, Oil Noma:lga h. 1.
NV bitky, lime), Brands, t< Also, RECTIFY] 1,1,711.
LER. corner of Smithfield and Fr..nt l'ttrho h
rPII()MAS OLIVER,
L. ADDLE, /.I. O iIiNF.NB ANL')
TECYE MALNUVACIVII.EII, No. 4 St_ 171uu egmet.
I'r c.lhirkh.
uwi_ Flom! Clothing. Whips, t.,puriA.
A M I I.LII EN & CO. luo.; .n, hurl, at
!Iwo- 4.stenlovu. CABINET i'IIAIR
'I4 , RN. N.. 44 tic .t r.,t. A large axm,rrtaletit.if
and Flu inure, witch the, will .ell I.er ...11,
Shall MALI unary rat. T. , 1 - 1 - 1,11
• - - - •
ri li ARLES BARNETT. lloßse Suit AND
BLACKSMITII. Ilan ertxtud a new awl inainoodiou.
Brick Shop on CHERRY ALLEY. l.etwaen Third and Fourth
streets, where he I. prepaml to do all work Ln ho line with
the uttnoat promptitude. Haring had long - axpeepue ., as
the buminens, he reapoctfully &Akita tiro pat-roll/we ho wht
custontera and the public generally. .pc:l
JAMESMELLIN(;ER. 3,l,,n,,itgahela
Yln
ning Mill, would respectfully inform his friends and the,
the public that. WI new e.nahtinhulent la now In full open ,
tou, aul that be in prepartal to furnifth Boat Cabins. and fill
all order. for PLANED LUMENIt, with promptnewi. and nt
the lowest rate,
Board and Plank, pillued on t.ne or lx,th mice. c.4l.t.ntly
un hand.
Sash, boot, and >loolding+, of every dexcrtpti ma.h•
IlM,„ Builder, auJ Carts,ntera would find it to their advan•
tugs to gist, hint a call, an he can Dow furnish them NI all
Planed Muff, imitable for orory ileecrlpti"n of wart.
.601./a J us:gA,
(LIRAI'Ir, REISINGER & GRAFT, IVE4T
k_A_ Ell2l FOI'NDEIY, No. 124 Wood strut, Nt.t.sburglL—Man
ufwvirl.rx of--
Cooking Stoves, Plain arid Fancy ?enders,
(2.0al and IV,Ani :;t•I, en, Plain and Fancy Ueste.,
Par n.es, Sad and bog Inem
Bellew ‘V are, Portable Forges,
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles,
Ease Kettles, NVagou Boxes. [mIll!
_ _
Jn.111:8 111..APLEIT anal/1 C. tticiitY.
BLAKELY Sc. ItICIIEY, ItEAL ESTATE BIU ,
Erna, corner of Seventh and Smithfield strretA, NU.
burgh.
Farms, Ilouses, Loto. Mills, Furnaces, &c. &c., bought and
cold ou rommission; Land Warrants bought, sold and ban
usi : linnds nod Notes negotiated. Especial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms
rein.onable nor-i 7 d 4
WIC, MANUFACTORY—MRS. RESTER,
six (loons from the Aqueduct, opiwaite the Celioctor's
&Bee. Allegheny City, Is prepared to fill ordure fur WIGS,
and all kinds of ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK. The twat
quality of material le funiteleal, and entire eatiefactitm guar
anteed. tnylbaltwly_
F "LT(iN CAR WORKS, FOUND A
RY NI)
MACHINE SHOP, 6.0 i scow, OFllo.—Tho subscriber
having moved Into his nee . Works, recently erected, corner
of Water, lsrflonough and Sheldy streets, is prepared to con
traul for and execute ell orders for Passenger, Baggage,
Post-Offices House Freight, Platform, Gravel, Hand and all
idler descriptions of CARS.
Also, tor ST S.Alif ENGINES of all sizes, GEARING, RAIL
ROAD CASTINGS of all dessriptiona, and all other work
appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
The Foremen of the different departments aro les...Ellie
and practlcal men—mostly from Eastern manufactories—
who keep themselves informed and adopt all valuable mod
ern linprovements.aug2adf, W. M. WETHERELL.
R. J. CCM1K1513..../. C. C00511.11....11. C. TVICILs....R. H. WOWWARD.
AMERICAN PAPIER MACIIE INIANti-
FACTURING COMPANY, No, 78 Second street. Pitts
burgh, manufarturers of PAPIER BfACILE ORNAMENTS
for Chnrchee, Houses, Steamboats, Ac.; Mirror and Picture
Frames. Window and Door Meads, Brackets, Trusses, Coe.
nkes, Vol:Whams stud Centro Pieces for Ceilings, Itoeottes
and Mouldings of every description, else and dos cheaper
and warranted snore durable than any other article now is
use.
Orden executed nu the shorteet notice.
N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Duiidol, a evecially dl
rectwl to this article, on account of its light weight.
CUMMINS, TUNES & CO,
No. 78 Second street, between Wood and Market,
jo2l ritniburgb.
J. IL. JONES &D. DENNY.
TONES & DENNY, Forwarding and Coinadierion Her
s.) chants., N. 61 Water street, Pittsburgh. [aple
•
GENTS' FUR COLLARS, a new artic e fur
4311aff Dross, Just received by
uovso • . x. antSIENLELD & SON
t: i , • . 11 T
t.
?fl li31:
Agent, No. 201 Liber
the followtrif ♦err choice at
Jamaica,
Banta Craz.
0 IN
iSoguel,
'London Cordial,
Schnapps.
SUNDRIES.
liutkerford's .9.4..ich ale.
Maarlay's London Portar,
Wild Cherry Brandy.
Absinthe,
Ainsethe,
Curacen,
Sanlineal,
Mocha mid Java.
Young Ilya. and Black Tono,
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Havana Clgara, of
various brands,
Old Monongahela Whisk - y,
all grades.
tides connected with the bust
. inylltd.kw
FOR SALE J, ND TO LET
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE tOR SALE
AND LEASE.—The following valuable property, situ
ate In the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pentetylvaniu,
and other additional Real Estate in different parts of the
Western country. is now offered for sale, or lease for a long
term of years, on reasonable terms.
The City Lots, from We nature of the grailed, and width of
the streets, and avenues running through thorn, turording to
Mr. McGowin's relebrateci City District Plan, and front their
position, will soon become the finest parts of this city.,
Persons from a distance wishing to mold. Investments 6f
,-apital In mannfacturea, will find this the Ott property its
or near this city for the purproe. It is traVersed by two
itallrrods, and has also all the convenience bf - the Allegheny
on which it is nal:M[l . d, which will eetarii at all times
abundant supplies of coal, iron and lumber, alt the cheapest
rates.
Trams or SALE—WiII bo une-Courth In had, and the bal
altee of equal annual payments in six yewx, prupe rly secured
eith interest payablu semi-annually.
Forty-nine Lobe fronting un the Allegheny. river, In the
Ninth Word of the City of Pittsburgh, 24 feet by 2-27 fw.t in
depth to Butler street, (An feet wide.)
Yifty Lots on Butler street, in the Ninth Ward, 24 fe. t br
120 feet in depth to Spence alley, (24 feet wide.)
Forty-elat Lets fronting on Sinalltnan Ptr,et, iron feet
wide,) each having a front of 24 Poet and depth of Phu feet
to Spence alley.
Forty-seven Luta opposite the above, on &pontoon Onset,
each haying a front of 24 feet by In depth to Mulberry
Forty-ono Lutii on F th iltrot.t, 24 feet in front Ly 130 feet
In depth to Molborry alley.
Forty-sir. Lots opposite the abole, each having a front ~r
24 feet by 100 feet in depth to 8164 alley.
Twenty-five Lots on Liberty street, each having 24 root by
100 foot In depth to Spring allpy.
Sixteen Lots on Porgtvon street, adjoining, the cut, &Ist
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Cutupany, of different domen-
Klri[lN.
tk,o,n Lot, m the corner of Penn and %Vapv ntnr.uy 1.2.13
fe,t front on Pt.nn by las fort WI Stator, of ,Uilnrent depths.
A Lot ground on Surond and Try str,t,v, :idiom in
Parry C.o.'h Foundry, having a front. on &'n nit rt,t
and running along Try street 120 feet to it revnough
e!rt-el.
A Lot at gionnd 0pp0,411, the above, haviirg a fn.nt • RT
(Pet nn 43menough stro.t, and in Llopth 8)3 to wat-t
mark nn the Monongahela rivet, with a rivor Vt.,nt 95
fin t.
Two loots ell Third Ftr,t, abovt , Itom, each a trait of 24
feet cm Third Strt,t, by SO In dtptil
Lot No. 25 in the Borough plan. on the corner of Ellq
Onnmon and Water street, havii: a trout on 1,4 Cot 1111 l oft
of 60 feet hr 240 feet In depth to ti.,ndubky Street.
Lot 28 us the through plan. on the corner of
and (lay alley. haTing n front on East Conmon 4.toll;ay ABey
of Col froq by . 2,10 in depth to SandnskyOt.
Lot NO. b 2 In the Itorongb plan, on the caret rode of Beare,
street,•having n front of tIO feet on Beaver street by'4o fret
to Wet.ter etre.et.
in the wme rmfPC.. H.r abort., having a fnmt On Bee
err htroet of 00 feet hp 2-io to NV'efrstm stre4o.
=MUMBIIME=E=I
1 1 1 fly 1111,A.1 1 1 1 1,111.1, m0n.,1 11 Smitllll , l , l I , ,,rrn.'" in
.gutt Tow uAllip, arboinlng "Oakland ," on the Font h ,tr,et
Isundraal and avvanty.fanr urn, ou Loyulhan.nA ('rook
yew the man of Ligon,.,
M=i
I==ll
~ T ATE (F INDIANA
A trawt of land, WO tir., No. 144 in Dotmtom Inoro-t
about 12 miler from mronneo.
STATE .)1 ,
One tliousarpt two hundred and twenty,ir ar - riw in ltmr
tiolnb convty
TKv thuus.,l D., 1.1..1..1 and nity in J
r . Ly
ttA For plans 11-1141 alaarlß - mtiona ah' fillrveFolur hat
apply ...l.1:••••• Boa 770, Patnbui,ll, Pa
CB A KLF.' B. 5(.4.1.1.1.
uoall . tll , ar Timal .t, ,t. flrat d,.or aryat ltiar4c.tt
k. TI I AA 11101 IT >IA 01:WY . ..KN.—Thy
iNnlt, Ilea: 11,1_11-ster Axe
rs rid lit I AN.IN fair') C0mmi..11..11 ,rt
eulploy , l Ili)i I
n•tt pr,...-
r ! c.•fir,trrtrt ri •... r.: itt !as • r. !!.
mar.. Will lA' a F . .,
Crl, HOakk .
Thr Car liudelvng 120.2U1•4?..mt 0,,0 twit: I
u.,1 eill I.• ttl /1 , 4,71.114,1 In Jun, .41 L.
ready for •Ir4lvrry.l”, rontrnet, th. IA of J a 1:, 13•55
Two or throo hoA, a Itl • linater, w ill ho •Erttllci , rl
far Imme.hao , l, wnd . 1111I10` , •11.1. at In, impr‘o. nom,
0.1111.11 , 11Q(Ni, ro.alrirn... w g. 3,11.1 aollount of mo,h.wa. al an•l
OM, rin I. i".ml. ut of Ihot ut Eatablitlrmonl, n I
Inubahl) erupk; flum on< tt In a hurvirod.
A prominent tolektnaker ft am ertislurgh hal Ja pock
••hockod rtilro• largo lota, rod • ontractrai to rook , 010 m !hrn
forthwith Mk3,0(10 v gang. Koran. •,ontruma ,
v 4 tt, a 1 , 1 , 4 6, 11-lof,r ,
catahloth«l in the noight,rhatut
,kur St-n., already ALN V.lll. 100
r• 4.1 1,..11u,,, t•• 14
bur•l oh 1..0rn,
Lunit•-r hr. - M.1121g abtrluLtat turd N.enp, en.l ~ t ort;l.
111 1. , •••0 .prang vp to (rhos ,11/11 of out
h , ‘ th foarrtii , &, •u.1.1../e7)..4
tli , us It Ottnitie, mtcl,
Any nto did nttt hto ch. I..tet at the t;tur
Attt ...I‘t. , n, tin rota ptt;.lt, salt tin prt."4.nt
Noll se. ury ItArptins At pne,tl. att.lid ralltty; 1•..
.u 1., . rut'', in 1t.. - hent, Tuot+—hint ~r 1 •
in ~.ne year and ,1-•,
r S -A itytt. 1..1 at rAt h
44,1,1 f.. 1 I. f..n. the ':.ttlt Thrst , Arn OR
1141,11 i ..11, !••,, i/ t Lr 1::A, awl h. 1.1,••
.ttls ft - .(11 f Trot,' Tlie r - . - r.•
41.10 utl 111., t 111,111. f
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lug I err tt. ..rch..1,1, s.. Y.
t•tughl , t4th +ttlpo rThet gnu! trurgkm,
IN
ar u..t IN , / 11l 11
'IIN/Al, N lalau ~,,,
lk [At( A CITY 1.1(0I'LlZTI AT PRIV :•• A I.P. -
) A \ALL A til.E AND APT
rI7 • ILI.NI ir•t 1., ! 1,1,r b„,l
The 1..,tr, nutnl.intanill 1.0,11 01111 1•a5.••t”..,1
I”itt k.•.-1 14111ctivsz 1••
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tsrduag in , ortt, .I.l.l.titam nnng 10.3•••• An
Th ,„ pr, ,e 11) .till be rto , r.p. anil ,sksi
aripl in., t., H H RYAN, 31 flfifi
tkit,,—That W 1: gliOr!...F. .4 ND
ttm osrner and Frnl Atr , •••l.4. •••irig f•-et fr”nt
mi I Fr. , fit .tfltt ant lot - no.
orrtiplvd 17 II Olin. 11 Sutton n a Gr , , , ,r) a.tA,l Liopt ,
Appt, a,
E=l=!
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fun 10d, .1 th 4, On" 11..tv00 11 - .1
I . ....gv.ylvirt.nts. A. ..nu, und tat l••
.t 1 1 , • ,. Th. 1, . rirrt.Llllg ••r; I —Ol, Will,
nit vu,.l,•rn mipr..veri.,ll4 prorwrt t.
I. I. ~.1,011 .1. ILI I,
tar., VI II It VA \•
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th, rlvet I •11.1...1 of 1110.1/ I.li - 11 tart tt
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will 1... g we Ishog , • I , r VV•,tr,rrk
TYla.lit . l-elghl ro la- J.t. A • Rut:
tW , •111.111,... - a. r.,..,1)..111tug Tetitpyranc,lll
All nr.• :•••• y...tt ..f 41
i).l if .4 Just .I.llni,
print: ft , go.l.•r 144. 11.1...1 1.4.1.. 1. •4 ! .1! II
10A.1. WORKS FOR SA LE.--Sixty dire,
romt mu.d.od,...l;dltho
t , .. • •••••ful ov-nsliwk. Flu Cu
nltunt. , l i‘. r. :14 11111., r+'-.1.•
Th. I
aluntal I • I..ta tu
J012,1f --t
NG LOT FULL SALE.—A, b,t 24
fi , ot •:/1 W LIE Atro , t, exti,luig liitclello.) 4.4 to
Wide alley iSo tito bark part of tip' is Cllar 1% nll.
built for two small hours Tidy lot is Ina , loidrold”
firr n rroldrnre and will is. sold loot 11/,1 fororiddi. Ito It,.
'rills rood, and rl.4ar from inrucuhrance I:lLquiro
GEO. F GILL)lolty„
Jyl2 at tho u of )10ruing
BARGAII UFFEREL).—Tim undersignet
offers for Xrlie SIX UNTO N.l ground fronting upot
snd adjntrang tha l. pat of th« Pansburgh and 1.'0°11,111,11k
!twit - Lad, In the growlng anti! thrtYlng !!!.tough o 1 m' 1:1::
PORT. Vow of the Lot., aro FAA in ..ufth tiy
120 In depth. fr..1:1111g at ono end the, rlopcit,llll , l at t
other on ~ I nr•lair treat; and two o f thew fronting, fat Itwl
whnk ~tbrr ntraetet
MEM
ALSG--TWII 1) yrs, :iv:. fe , t In width, fronting Lbe utliet
wide of Ow Depot, nod In aorth 171 ~1 lhn L, ate 1,,,j4r.
inqo iofir,eltui wi
tev r to r t o , po l: rt ift c n o n n im J , t r: t ll.: L p. , , , r o tTt it
Part of the rwy went toltol 111 MOO. of the Cut nr•llnr,l)..
Rallrowl, if Ii EQ. F. ul I.LNP
Office of the Morping P‘mt.
Pattsburith, August 31, 1855.—ttimnif
(MOLD LARD LAMP - URN,' rod! Lard Lump 1 . /U1 wm iv.
at the Ethtl.titiolt itotan a NI. F. FATON.
Fourth nreet. Thy gout ~f tho Mit , lito, 4111 found
and Is prepar-d t t , rtltt, And ttell ribllo (.1 Statt•J
titaLl •
I t 4, I, th.i'ai la. ko
11, as a matter of great 1,0(1.,Illy in lighting mina anti
houses. It tntrno lard. and tank,. a brilliant light.
l'•.rtimer can he made out of It, and the right, tor' territ..ry
will he roll cheap, J(IIIN IV. IIITT,
nov2!,d2w Agent of Pittance,
NVEBTkiRS LANDS.-IVe look, arrangements ith gem
thimen of experience In the different Wustacti State,
by which choice lauds can be heisted ut.Goverliern pi
Persous desirous of kahtlng lands, either fur Uilltlilll or
for itclual settlement, will had it to their wilnintage to give
us a cull. One of our correepoutlents w lowa has spout the
last nix weeks in critically examining the lands In that Stns
subject to sutry, and writes no that be hoc selectell:over
Idol acres of choice lands. BLAKELY A RICARY,
sent2l , (ll. , annul' Setsntli and fullbtio4d streets.
TA L.I.7)CBLE LAND FOR SALE—Three and allialf acres
of Land. eligibly situated the Rat Liberty Bead, op
posite the residence of Carts - light, Req. Thie land lies
well, and is very destruct° either for wfamilyreseliinee, o , to
divide into building lota. Price .14, 5 0 0 1 Wt. , set,
no '2O S. CUTLIIIERT A SON, 511 Market street
CHOICE BUILDING WTS, at very low prirra and on a"
eonorootating terms of payment, pleasantlxidtunted on
Chestnut street, Lawrenceville. within flit, tultiftt . walk of
the Omottine Station. llfeehnuii's, and all others, desirous of
purebeamg a cheap lot, and MI May terms,
_will hod the
above "all right." [nort:o ] S. CUTIIIIEBT J SON
DIRECT from the Staffordshire Potteries—
A Into arrival if QUEBNSWARE. at the old ~ •
Stand of HENRY RIGBY, N 0.122. Wood street, put,- 7
7
burgh. This assortment embraces some now tad •
choice etyles of white Breakfiwt. Dining and Toilet Seta:of
brilliant whiteness, from one of the fleet matinfiteturers in
Alen, I"itrill.l Woo anti white Iron Ware.
for [feints; and a very general and superior vaglety of all
articles utnint Cam., and other wines adapted to the wants
of city and country wails; all of which will be disposod of at
low prices, nors
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—Tbe partnership
formed by the undersigned and JAMES O'NEAL, in
scumscetrryi nir wA ri at u y T o llf f Ii o CA :sim MD ( B y N NI3 CO AL AL A :siV LLER, is now t:hb:
solved. ISAAC JON
Jul-"" JOHN 11 M "
aly 711, 1865._
BI'TTY.B.-21411n fr , 11:76 , ."*.> 4Y.
nvv:,l;) HENRY H. 0,11.1.1-\
, -
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=MMOIMM
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1855.
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7,1 kvurth 11.11,1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I_)ITTSBURCII AUENCY OP THE. MINA INSURANCE'
jj COMPA.N Y, of tiartfard, lion u-,Ctutrtoted, 1819. Paid
up Cash Cnpital...soo,ooo. with large surplus securely Invest.
ed. 'Semi-annual dividend of g per cent, July 1, 1851.
Thin Company have been doing-vin 'lnsurance boldness
nearly a half mmtury•-)111X1` paid out for property destroyed
by fire under its more than Fifteen Millions of
hors since they commenced business. Its/Lanus.' rocelpts and
present assets (which are below) glee indemnity to each
pglicy-ftoldpryf mum thou taxi rulllionagE*llans, A policy
of Insurance 4a tae fAtfer thah"liroWn pliper;Ytflesa it is In •
Company that will rely in rase of lons. It becomes necessary,
therefore, Met .you .kndw. somethinic of. the Character and
solvency of the institution before you take a policy. Its age,
experience, cash capital—its uninterrupted raccesig for thirty-
Mx ream—its uniform course of honorable denling—places
the :Etna lIMITISTICe Compaily among the first and most sol
vent Institutions of the oonntry. Ito premiums ere cash
No premium notes taken—no assessments made on policy
holders—lint all is CASH. If you meet with a loge, niakd up
your proofs. and in sixty days cell and get your money.
This Is the way We have done business fist nearly forty years.
They continue to make inscraner:on Country Stores, Mille,
Fact, des'. Dwellings, Berne. and all descriptions of property.
it, c. it or country. at 1104 eaten. Your attention is invited
to the following low rams on - Country Dwellings, or the
whole term of ono, thre, or Ova years.
Built of liricll or atom, motal rout.,
80 feet from aindler risk c-,'. 1.1,,
p,,,,it or brick or 'dune. shingle roof, 50 1 1.0
/2
Freme dwellings. 75 l!.(,, 2
+ • • ASA:F:I'B'OV TNF COMPANY, JULY 1. 1855.
11ui,11 in Illio,d,and in Pb.oix Bank $ etS,63O 15
utt.sh in blunts nr Agents
hell DtatB, .... . 1..
72. Alartinige Band.. 8 o.ruil pttr bent ititerast,
.04;u4-nytuuslly
:Ml six per rent Butte of Virginia Bonds, Interest
payable aerni-anmndly
ft nix -pat' tort. Stato of—NcOrtli Carolina Ike:ids,
intrrast payoltkl stni-rktinnallr
stx par cant. Jeretry City Water Bonds, intarast
poyattle stani-ann artily
.5 tan par rant. City of trunk ie Bonds, inter
est 'payable nuttily
B is, en per rent. I lIMMP Bolids, int,r.t intyat.lo
serni-onnnl I y
dun the C. , 1111.11(1 . MCllred by mortgar..
L'illsnr..lvable, t...•.:vred. and payab le
,It
Bank . 6,412 12
600 nhan= Hort6oil and New Haven naltrOnti
Odvinnoy.. 60,000 00
105 " Hartford and Providence E. 11.,10 pet
rent. pretlirred and g - unranteed.... 00
107 •• Brviton and Worcester Railroad 10,05 S 00
Ouinerticut River Hafirricul 14,000 00
60 " ronnertirtit River Company 1.250 00
1~~~ radioed Bunk. 3 instal mon to paid lu.. 3,030 00
3' , •• Eagle Bank, I . ,,tienre. IL I 1,98E1 CO
300 Eliteala Bank, Ilartford, Cons 33,600 00
308 Exchange Bank. 17,546 00
Fartnere ami Ideehanice Dank, Hart.
f.nl. Conn
1.50 Conn, ut Elver Bank, Hartford
Ltuuk,
State !tank. " co.l
l',.11n1) Rank. 7,57.5 OD
City Bank, •' 000,00
3101(114 !Lux, I,lr . York . 12,200 00
Brow!u a y ,11a41., . 14,1f1000
- i t‘oplies Bank; " ..... 4.400 00
100 ilunvt.u - Dank. ". . 10.000 Ou
40 •• N1.... - 11.tn1, - ,C Bank, ••11,D00 00
100 " Bank of North Amerint. New York 10,500 00
••
Bank of Acner
flank ~f •. H,•public.
Ntukr. ofo , rnmouwralth, •• .•
orlt 1.1 f•• Tronmanco and Tru.t
I ':.• 4%1 Stara, TrUtrt Or MIMI] ...
L-..••• ,I.lt 0'1) pr,flz ptly paid
Potiriel wijustmantn made , try
N W. r-q - ner %V.vn.l s 11.1 Filth street& Pittsburgh
44- Fur further -n nijult - ent the , intuiting-mum
tho ,-iituritrit , e 022 - nu
SATt 1;1 1 A V EVENING POST.-
IA2I. rthlaoti between
w,OOO nod 4...1.001
Itia, the rtropnetor+ .1 the
1.4,411.L.12 LiIVIT
take It nn grmlatta that chn pubhe are airtvAll Wier - ably
II acqualutml u.th liAraarr of a paper that ban grown
',trot; durthix tb, st.Drtn. and At tesloste of TIIIILTY-F.
YEA ft;" Thrtr ^t`lrM 01 , 3 p g."Wn' t" b.,
10 p 4414,11 4 .44441) - 44tpx.1 ,fi 4 thv g ic kny ctn.*. sehh elkall
11nt null itnpro,e, th..r
n.l rezvi tt. To oor.,¢4.aleh CA, .14d, t. the le,t Are
...I , ettsl cx4ed-4,4 liutu fareiol :Lad 34¢4. - tac peoriodu.44,
n.l .nlDnal arta 1.. s vf nn atutrantire. .-har..ter
punal bin
t c„r,, ! T au, 1; 4,rx
. Itl4l the crort itiqemithlg panto
t hr. ..1,1 . % La, Ad,
turr I.ap I Ctwravt. t, awl Oil imul A rlttlem upon
Aviv, : Are - , strrt the ProdUra Makete, and
n L. lAA,. nr11 , • 01f . ; the .0/141 laturalLltino
I.lllbo J'reat.
8111 11, 11,11 r! r.. 0121 , 14 o Avidur mogo--it hns farytltl
Lech driwlt t E. h. !.tunoron• and Ilvoly, tho ininijnattir
Lu - 1411.1 , 4 1.1.0 113(124 ban ti,1114411-4311-
OE=
air ~tor ..nrcoblo4, aod, rem o .orsoyucoco,
ttm int,ll, 1 I. r, narrow and ortoaldod, and U not •Ldo
t- onlarnrd and nonorno. Ti.Vr of human ban: um and
.1 , -any. 7o moulds - the.. Issawnimldanted cravings of
on, Ilwatal twu.t. v o 4 ,. .. , 4. • foie tovportion of the t 4,
F1 , 711):‘, POETi:T
Ilte firkt ter', of 113, slnbie
VAROUOL ....TO/ Of the in efteti v.l - storn it. Ihr Lxu4
\‘'.. .1... 1•1• U. ./11 ai.un the 1,41
In c Braun lieN.A. ennttrlMrm author of
In , • •-Minalri. - a.-. in mtr ht. pap,/ of
Jn "Ll...xi nest
I' •; I \\ I \ L:lum.,3.t;; Imp‘aLutt 141,•11 ma
1,4 .1 ~- z t. l nital aher IIV4 VP111143 1 / 1 1, 1 111,th t. 0144
i {4ll/,., t ur.l :11.1.rr0 tes oro ['rod
TUE I"P.ES.",-
Ttt, 1- to-• It,v p<trtttrti 1111,11 witlt, Ilfe and
It-ttzttta•i•4 117rolt. trAalt Ulttllll4l'... Of t.
tar 6.4.1 irt. , t ..ker at4llt) and t. I L
Ittotta ittt-r-er t: 1-• t.tt einert. tltt y.tiltts (Sr esittolter. n.
12-tiolc •,.• -.1 alt 4 ptunral
,vrtttnlis t,‘,1111:1. itti st - t trytegta rhitt4 Attrburrt, .N.
tilt tvt It. that 1) , ,,,0ri I t .l.trAfal .111
A-0,4 nit thttit tAr now jlltigs• t.yyroreor
Vlftll/11. ft... , 1,1.4,0,2. if, ' ,alp,
I .11,1 t.J.T ills yer) ularkttd alttlity
k vg, 1414/ . 1, Cf - Llftt Ai/1y etrvittutC-Ittalketa apt/ tzetet,
•ett Ie of h oftxt+•thi7 ialthlYtt n),,ilernirn to
sat a-tun) , " Ull/‘t/; - r,ffirnal[ N , Up.. right We hipt
..t..• 4 lb, MU - nein in i.cit e
hireirne-4 , nhert/h Virtler. t f ittiiNtivh, Ph.
•
G. AS (40 literary and family rasp, Is Ow C nivn
Lim* Laastarr, EL
Lath Iter.:totore xp..keu 131 high rerun of the id
tt, •::te f tlt• heed lAVI•115 kW our exchange t.t.t. and
vt . 1 IS MA 0f14,, 1.4,1 latrivy m t.. temtirt
,tl.••r , edlitx tole wrII-1 , 11 with &Inlay. nod tett. ,
a :o W. •”Inpr , tion*lve VIrlY of *lon and
La:, II r igArt{Lin,,
It 4, of Lp.rst liqipatar Imbitc ,ft.arnala in
Ck. 11.10413114.; an a 1, I Uturai point
( b , all the 111t,11,4 ,•(I.`eit 11114,,CItles, with a vast
111,111,1 of getters] It4telliaen , , lirpubituan, L.tdvirta. tt.
TPutmzi (c.sh in nava', co py. $.2 a y rai.
"Ora
(And one tu ,zi - ttel -up of Club)
uqc w I.;etirrlit4.4floDl ot)
•
Awl • a. 144:..04.e.i1i..rCtatu•••
A 1 , 1t,..ra, always pus: /awl.
bRACX.rti d Pi:TV:ft.:UN
No f South Thin) otrv,t, Philadelphia.
86' Sample nunam.rn ~ 1 11,;tutu to any 0n,,, W 1...
. f n•rtr.l run2tl
Joseple VI It e •(C 57. ---- rir age egoaltorye
uutEitg tellirK. !lob tArrying ott blutie • az ,
nee. In hie spurious promisee, (now lately
nisrusst,) on stn. Pittsburgh cut (Truenshurg
'lntana.% tho Tan Mils Itttn. botssosu
l'ittsbusietslshiaarotnettlyinistpectfully Ittaltsa the public
t:. ,neiwrt (".tRRIAGIirt, 812titILLS* &e. And be
t 'aw r O'" /I...4 , lt`ltParS!lasep, that oas pries
0121 r a, 41.
}-urtneu yew,. not pvrtstus. In Lilo I,tvon.-ss I.ln. to
" 1 . 4,0 I ,l ' 1 4. ...WO, clt auttstann ctu
, n•APwlthb - It., nowtS Pwribet,o , (itt his parnc‘ilwt.
,Laparttnaht 'tars.ll,. t, tryndlhie stela a r slur mast talented
friVIDIfI3 Mtn utarturnt, rho , eacit'ilie tef hir Dcw syste.in is
c,n1p1, , , , --• uoiuuilay of hu arrangniuouts will supply the
nest nod most tashi‘dtabla rasnutheitteta at moderate irrieta.
13*Ii,113.11belrod 1., beasy expunges, which the mania
hpum, ,i 1 Pustness lass heaped upon the price
I iw.de, uu - tru.r to large mats.) \VIIITE will sell,
vu rrat=o) only. at much hi,. than tumid pru-,,
gs" rypatle,d m tho beet manner, with despatch
'
I'OCI.AMATWS.—By 'lune of a procapt undur the
hands of VOi. B birClitros trripenlpf O. Courtof
u(Att PirinAllinnd ler hitt Yt= 3imicial Diatrict of
reur t .ty!ran,.., and jur.tp, of Lilo Court of (trotr and Tarto.
nvt. and itt•neral Jml t tr•ftvitry. iu and for said District. and
wiu 4 ,,, jp)ggp sod oftrog AdAn..l, Zr,., Apart. ciao Judgeri
ttf do littnotietiurs.(l4l , 44tarlor,firti OuWpty riff Alleeteny i , 4,.
tnd tint btli .1111. 61 Nr.,rillwr, 'in the your .if our lard one
thousand oight huntimt and fifty-bra, and to nos dim-tort,
I , r holdlng a C , mrt of I t)or anti Turrnlnttr, anti Gonerral Jail
Itoli‘vry, at t.tlo Court lionstr in thu City of Pltutiurgb, on
tho fourth M 001101,4 Ilt,ptutwr to•kk at 10 o'clok. A. M.
Public notice is hereby given to all Justices of the Peace,
C.‘roner and l'oustables of the county of Allegheny, that
they lei then and Ultrb. it their proper persons, with their
rolls, records, istquisitlol43, examinations and other rurnien•
bruisers, In do those things which in their respective ofiltses,
in their holialf, n1;14,4[6.40 lie done—rend also those that will
presernite the prisoner" ) t nrwe'ru ih 'the jail of'
said Ctluuty of Allegheny, to be then tat there to prosecute
alquart thefts
(liven void my in this filth clay of No
versihwr, in the year of .air 1.,0rd one tholinand eight hundred
end and of the eutuntunweslth the 78th.
0,,^1.1 ItODY PATTFIIISON. Sheriff.
AVILSON, corner of Market and Fourth
ntream, keelot the larmet rt.elt. WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY, to le found in Western I , 4mnsylvanl6. L 1.14
luugns.pertence.patettltatipti rezitatlOU and m. rate charges
present the highemt iuducementa why those in want of a
g,,tl 55 Ittch. or other artleleetnNe hue, shoat' giro him an
opportunity to some them. '
Fine n'utch Etepairint: Jon° promptly and in the best.
manner. uov.W
BROCKS & COOPER have just opened a
nice usoortznent of Linen Cnilars and Sleeves, white
tiiipherd C Coro. black do., black Orapo Collars, dn. in sots;
and will continuo to receiver during this week their third
supply of goods at the Mourning /nail ll,ose Furnishing
Fiore, No. t MarkotptrWt, „ novae'
-EA 13,9k51: 4 EX5.-"-- , lrs. DAvrnsorr ?
Pc:clan- iftyCvl. open a large amortmetit
of FRENCH BONNETR, PAPS, ,!cf ANTLER and NEEDLE
trORKED GOODS, on THURSDAY, Norunl - cor 5, 1555.
=l2
DOITLERS-1010 OtillEbi A 00., Dottier*, N 0.187 Fii;t
j_JI stmt . , would respectfully Inform the public that they
limes roustarrili on band a large supply of SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL IrATlllt, ALE awl PORTER, of the beet quality..
The attention of families is pataieulasly directed t 0411. 31
tirt that tiny bottle WALN_EIGIETS ALE in its purest strle.Z
Physicians reeoinmenil it to families on 'account of its whole.
some and strengthening cinalities• isit3o , l y
FRESHFRUITS
2t) boots Itainau;.
in lialves;
10, iu quarters;
ano drums Figs; Just received and for 8.1.14
REYMER k ANDE4B9.N,
No. 39 Wein4"atreet.
PUMICE STONE-101:10.1;b8 for sale by
uov3o • FLEMING lIIIOS.
REF I NEI) 80-RA X-.--100Q. -tha for sale by --
Dov2o VLIUMO BRO&
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COLLATERAL INHERITANCE TAX--
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, November 30, 1855.
In accordance with an Act of Assembly passed April '2•!,
18.10, requiring County Commissioners of every County to
publish in detail the accounts of Registers for Collateral In
heritance Tax, we, the undersigned, do publish the account
of Alexander Richardson, Register of Allegheny County,
from the Ist of December, 1850, until the 30th of November,
Vel., both days Judi:mire. EPHRAIM .1. BROOK,
8. B. COOPER,
JACOB TOMER,
County CorenCt s.
A L EXT. RICH A RDSON.
1853.
Doce'r 2, Cash received from Joo. O'llara,
trator of the estate of Elizoboth
O'llara, deceased
•• • 8, Cosh from Bent. Lotto. Admin'r of the es
tate of Lotto, deed
20, Keifer, Exeer, Lc.. of
Prudence Thompson, dec'd
1854.
Judy 5, Cash from S. Johnson. due upon the be
quest of Ann Bowie, derfd-......
19, • • • Ni're. Duncan, F.x•r, AS of John
!Ibis, deed
••• Peter Bates, one of the Admit
trauma of Win. Booth, deceased, 96 79
•• • James Thompson, one of the It
manes under the-will of Marga
ret Marshall, deed
••• John Sandell, one of the Itx'ru
of Samuel Drttech,
••• John Patterson, Adin'r of Wm.
If. Patterson, dec'd
- Lewis lintchison, surviving IN,.
ecutor of Jae. Adams, deed
Graham Scott, one of the tens
of Andrew Beggs, deccused
Andrew Kirks - taxL duo upon be
quest of Margaret Marshall, de
ceased
Arthur Henderson, Ex'r of Mar
garet Shaw, deed
Benj. Manage, trit real estate
John Ramage. doer-mod
Alex. Brackenridge, Executor of
Labina Braatenridge, deed
Jas. P. [lmmo, one of tho.Ex.dc
store of That. Hanna, deed......
Alex. Miller's vaJuo of ground
rent devised in will of :Margaret
Marshall, deed
Graham Scott, one of the Exec
utors of Andrew Beggs, deed...
Francis Karns, Executor, Ac.,
of Isabella Miller, deed...... ...
Jew. C. Cummins, due by the
tataof Join, Smith, detM .... .
J. J. Reece, due upon a legacy in
last will of Elizebotti Beam, de
ceased. to Hanna J. 1rwin...... ..
iltrojtunln Hartland, Executor,
Ac.„.‘ of David Thomism, deed...
John Sandalls, Executor, Ac- of
Stiinuel Drltach, deed ........
Donny and L. Wilcox, Jr.,
f6tecutors of Jona. Kidd, , fred.. , a.)6 00
A.. W. Black. duo by the astute
John Marshall. deed ......... ......
Francis Karns. Executor of Isa
bella Miller, dec'd .......
Samuel Turner, upon clear value
of tset.ate of Letitta Tornio., dee'.l sr,
Thou.. Barlow. Mx ocutor.
of ILarriet Pretle, .....
Christian Ihnmen, one of the Ex
ecutors, LT.,6T Patrick Mahan!,
' deed 47 50
JentiChan-P:Ross,ecutnr, , le.,
• of Jonathan Phillips, dec'd
Mn,.. Jane Kerr, duo by estate or
Andrew L. Kerr, deed .
- Thomas B. Satoh and a !fro.] W.
lintikat.Rlecattoet, (te_ of Janet.
Sund
A. P. Gore, Adonnistrator.
If William ionic, deed. .....
Hobert Wrauslnint due upon lat
of ground bectunothivi to hhn by
Thomas Ill'Ouuslatel. .
James Carter. due upon the El
tate of Ma., Cooper. deed
William WI:loan, ono of the Ad
ministrators, .to., of Hugh Ws I-
U. F.. N. 114111. Administrator,
At. of J. IL Rome.
11. Cloldx, otre of the Eletattors.
Ac., of Lyman 'l' Childs,vteed
Adam Tient/tom end 51. it lls,
atom Administrator, A,. ~f
Tho=lB Wiire, ono of the Be.
memos, Sc,, of JAI, M*Cliirj,, ,
If. C.311d0. Executor, Ac., of A.
B. Losxle, Esq
James A. Ilatclan.on. per 11. It
dtv the Fwtate of
James Adams. „.. _
Robert Patterson, acting EX4,I
- Ac. of Jnn Patterson, dee d
5517 It. .IrOarntot, Executors,
As., of Mary M'Combs, deed.. J 77..
Nathaniel 'Stftroy and David
8r...1f00t, Exeout, Ts of Mary
Broailfmrt, deed .
Jour.,, M. Christy, P.Xecutor di
••!llsry Lem He. doe
t • Neely, Attriont.trator, a.
of John 80y,, , , deed
Wlleez, Jr one of the Mate:o
wes, Jonatioth
1 your. 3yo r*. 6 years
1.3 - .lz, - 41
lb 6'2 U 5
;Coo Ott.
$635.630 =
MM=RE
Sept'r 7, ...
1.:, Susanna Dnrlthnu, herr-fit •14w
of I.l.llzaboth •, 1 .. 170 419
... 31, ... Jiktn - r-.(ltraltiv.ono of the 01,4 o.
Wr., 6r., of ,l , dr MothtL :.2
NUT') 10, It. C .I.ltfuntstratur,
.1011 111111. . 7.1;
. 14, 11"rdaulln netan= I..xt* - 11-
tor. ho. of ..nom, bobby. dtr'..), 112 47
... 17, /turn , , duo on 1 ,, 41
oitale of John Tturro...l.
upN • I Crlf ;1 - 2
Z. ... Fmttobtfl. 1 . 1‘ ,1 1-
for. of lit:A.44 /411/.4, . . 7.5 71
34 % ••• Tax on - Letters - fn4u Ln,orn.
ha, 1,), Novorol4.l
1 emttry the a 1.,. to I. n true v:tt.m.•ut of the Tit of
I.)AA-4.I=AL 1 mizarrAxccs, rmetrAtri try Altman.law RA, hantomn,
Elul, late 11.4.3,Mdcf o 1 A.11.1-6.lmmy touuty m the year otiMmg
Nil:maker 3uttl, 151, ads avpears by the 1,..47, to 1;11 t4ticv.
A.Rith AL OF GENT'S ItNISI I I Ni;ettut
a 7) at L. 11111.131IFIELD d SCOT'S, No 70 Worst
listing just returned from Neta York. root meetrott all new
Pt Vic, Of g 1, 0 ,111 that arrtrod thu la. accouter, v.,. off. the
following for Inspeettou
Olotros, Gauntlets, Cravat, Scarfs,
Opons surd Oxford Ttos.,
Cambric owl Silk llarulk.tbatli,
turtorshirtn and 'horror,
Slott - how unit Shawls.
Trartthast Shawls.
Shirts marls to order, ahsa eurr style ott baud. Tt.lvt.her
with a full sasslrtutent ut Ktssts to our Ilno
Nsw sqlcst of gt,stla rootived by each steam, trim ilth
rope '
I. IffirtiVt N.. 70 it..
trovl3 between Fourth etre. and Diamond alloy.
)%TINTER LIONNETS.—NIRS. E. DAVII*ON. No.*
V 33 St. Clod •Utet, will upon • largo assortment
French linnets, Caps, Strand., and Newilo worked
Goods, on Tbassday, Notutuber 8, 1855. thssit
- F RESH rIiCTTS.-3 4.z curia
I tt bottles Portrit..
3 - 0 Pcssns;
•• fart, 1 . 1‘,. A RIO. ,
• • *Amor tod i . ,••••• 1 la.
10 a Ttamatoes, to butt
Just ro,olttst and for salt h . )
ILEYM ER A ANDERSON. 71) W0...t Ist, ~
navU Opposite St Charlet li o
FRY.SII hrtitsfilbort , ,
25 Engll,l, Walnuts:
- Brasil Nuts,
50 frept lotea Almonds
10 Da Bordeaux ••
Sic
IN* Cocoa Nuts
10 bolos Shelled 11111 ;
'Just rocohrodand ftir aide by
noe2S REYSIEIt ANDERSON.
AITAAIFZIWK — &C.—
Harp. fur Docomber, price 20 vent,
riltnap do do 20 do
' • Kittelthillakkot do 20 do
Frank Leslie'. °motto o 1 Fashion. 20 rents.
Frank Letslleo Journal, 18 do
Peterson's Magazin°, 17 do
Dodoy's Lady's Book.
Ballou's Magasino, 10 do
Westn;dustor ltsoiow ; Dina:wood', Magazme.
Juserkid+Ort and tit sale at I,II2FFER'S
ptivlo Comp ttookatoro, No, 30 Fifth et.
rtfArO . VALITARLF, - 1113.1 CH 1101:S1 , 4;Fort
RAI,Et--Nos. 105 and 117 Thtql smset. Raoh I.lt has a
front of :11 foot, by SS deep. The hllbsts are tirrisugsst pith a
largo store-room, hall, dtning.roorn and kitonen on first door,
four rooms on tho second, and throo nA the third s tory. Both
iIUUEIV6 are new and in good order.
n0v31.1 S. CUTHBERT & SUN, MitlOrla..t
ILIMPTY HOUSES!—Wo have 'yinuerous
J 124 applicatkros for gad Dwelling Hoaxes to let; not hay
mg rented all that we had, are unable to supply the demand.
Owners of vacant houses will find It to their interest to give
us a call. Our charges are moderate.
S. CUTHBERT k SON, 51 Market et.
T AW BOOKS.—I am authorized to sell low
I
seine valuable Law Itooks.
10 vols. Pe. Reports, by Ben ;
Bousier's Institutes ;
Greet:Mery Evidence;
Wharton's Digest, last ed.;
And other Reports, Elementary Works, die.
GEO. F. GILLHORE,
sup2l at the office of Morning Pont.
Wrump PREMIUM KATHARION
is the 'est Beautifier of the age.
Wit oars PREMIUM KATIIARION =
Renders the Hair soft and &say.
For sale by KEYSER, HAFT, SCOTT and SELLERS. at 25
rents.; • angle,
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATITAIIM
stops the Hair from filing ont. and produces a In:c
laim:A growth.
AV : RIGHT'S PREMIUM KATHARIONI. •
„Brame all Dandruff and disease deposits. • •
Y. , For sale, wholesale, by B. E. ZELLERSS CO. langlf.
MISCELLANEOUS
118=MME
M==
--, ni) band and tho first ..f
stAi. romber A. 1). mi.• thototand right hundred toad
—.—j
4i , •03 TIIO3IAR ST EEL. Auditor.
OLIVE OIL--t3fl 'baskets for sale by
B. A. FAIINE.STOCK A CO..
zu:oe4 cor. Wood and First streets
W ANTE.D IMMIZOLATELY—Board Ina respectable tam•
by a gmtleuran and his lady—one or two rooms
rialnitvi; 2 vod 'Coots Mr private, families, nava, $2 per
week; 6 Girls to go to Soadekloy and Now Brighton; 10
Girls for hotels in the city; a good Ninth/smith
- nitwanona - wanted by a boy 13 yearn of ups, of good bold
ness habits, arid can givo good reference; a yo n 4 man HS
aThric:. apartert a tar-keeper ; a boy to go totbe nntryt,a
Aarritige driver ;. a gardener
.. Apply at tfIARR'S EKTYLLI6BNCIE4:2OII4IOII 410 Liberty
ArliEbet. . _ -... . berS7
=OM
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PITTSBURGH POST.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
The Difficulty Between England kind the
United States.
The Feeling between England and Amerien—Proba
billeteu of a Rupture.
[From the London Times, November 17.1
While the Governments of America and England'(
are confronting each other in an attitude of suipi
cion'
if not of hostility, it is worth while to consider
with what feelings the people whom these Govern
ment/3 represent regard each other. This is no in, ,
considerable element in the probabilities of war or
peace, for over and over again have we seen England
and the. United,Staebs4 driven to The , very verge of a
rupture, and saved from it by the intervention of the
people, whom Governments and Democrats . ' might
divide for a moment, but whose feelings mutually re
coiled at the actual prospect of permanent estrange
ment and hostility.
Of the feelings of the people of England towards
the'people of America we have, we are happy to say,
no doubt nor difficulty in :speaking; that feeling is
as unanimous as it is cordial. Whatever bitterness
may, 410.1`9, : tiurvivfni the. termination of- the Revolu
tionary War, or the ill-advised contest of 1813-14,
has long since paseed away. Englishmen desire for
the United States the utmost amount of progress
and prosperity; they admire 'their 'energy, they
respect their inventive talent, and they look forward
without jealousy and without apprehension to the
rapidly coming time when the northern continent of
America shall be peopled from sea to sea by the
hardy descendants of the Anglo-Saxon race. We
hear, without envy, of the enormous increase of the,
tonnage of the American mercantile navy, for wo
are well aware that that vaitfleet is engaged as much
in our service as their. own,, in the noble tack of eat."
itching both hemispheres ; and, if their n f itklietipna
be not as ours, and tyir . ideas have, d some
what widelx,from thesairoilardive set ifP er arselves
in England, we are4plUe Willing that ear Transit.-
lie brethren should manage for theindelci , es in their
own. way, and enjoy their liberty - in such fashion as
seems good to them-
Such are the feelings of Englishmen towards Amer
icans And such: we honestly believe are the feelings of
this great majority. of Americans towards Engligh
men.. The native population almost universally, and
a very considerable portion of the emigrants, regard
the English nation with the same good will with
which it looks upon them. They are neither jealous
of our alliance with France, nor envious of oar great
ness and strength ; their sympathies go with us in
our present struggle; they feel and know that we are
fighting their battle and propagating their principles.
and that the success of the Allies would be the surest
guarantee for the triumph of the
_principles of civil.
and religions liberty all over the world. Nstituated
by numbers, by property. and intelligence, we believe
this to he the most numerous, the wealthiest, and the
most respectable portion of the American community.
But unhappily that cothmnnity contains in itself other
elements, and these, we mast. admit, are imifonnly
and naturally enough hostile to the CHUM of the
Allies. America is a great Alsatia, in which political
refugees and criminals guilty of less honorable of
fences find shelter and welcome. By the singularity
of her law of racturatitatiou, the man who entered
her Territory as a refugee, may in two or three years
aspire to the dignity of a citizen or a legislator.
Were the English law similar to that of the States,'
M. Victor Hugo might now be contesting with Sir
Charles Napier the representation of Southwark, and
Pyat aspiring to became the colleague o, Mr. Hatter
for the borough of Wells. Thus it comes to pass that
.adventurers of every kind—French Socialists and
Jacobins, Italian Red Republicans, Hungarians and
Poles, driven into frantic hatred of all government
by Austrian or Russian tyranny, refugees from every
country in Europe, and adventurers, pirates and filli
busters from every country in the world, and last,
though not least, our own roiled Irishmen, all find
themselves received into the governing class, and
treated us if they possessed' sympathy for the, inter
ests, and an honest wish' for - dm dignity timid pros
' perity of the great •Republic. Bet in the votes
that they give, the speeches that they deliver,
and the parties they form, these men are real
ly thinking, not of the country they have adopted,
but of the land they have left—not how to bene
fit their friends in Ameriea, but how to avenge them
selves on their enemies in Europe. Stich men hate
the alWahhe between England and France, because it•
establishes a power strong, enough to put down the
puny seditious anti treasons which they are perpetu
ally hatching; they hate the great war that is being
waged, because it new likely to work oat the re
generation of Europe by other means than the only
ones which they are acquainted with—insurrection
committee of public safety, the guillotine, the repar
tition of land, and unlimited issue of paper money,
a war of propagandism, and n national bankruptcy.
Such men are the enemies, not only of England and
France, but of all civilized and organised society
whatever, and equally of the more respectable part
of the very community in the bosom of which they
have found thu refuge they abase and the hospitality
they disgrace.
It night seem, that with all the people, of England .
and the largest and bast portion of the people, of
America on the side of peace, we had little to appre
hend from these fircbrand.s, hut unfortunately this is
not wholly so. The worst disposed portion of the
community are restless and active, well used to deal
ing with large and turbulent assemblies of men, and
able to turn to the very best account the honest
prejudices and pardonable national pride of their
hearers. The better classes of America, on th,,
other hand, absorbed in the pursuits of busi
ness, and having little taste for the turmoil and
obloquy inseparable from public life under a Demo
cratic form of Government, take little interest in poli
tics, and are slow and indolent is bestirring them
selves beyond the ordinary circle of their avocations.
But should they at once apprehend that the turbulent
elements before alluded to seriously threatened the
continuance of a good understanding with England,
we believe that they would. arouse themselves in
rainiest ; and, unless-their self-love should be cc - minded
by sot ill-advised proceeding on our part, would
epetahly put an end to the efforts of thew who are so
pertinacioualy and unfairly seeking causes of offence
against us. It is for thia reason that ao much stress
is laid upon the insult to the national sovereignty
implied in our attempt to recruit in Canada, because
it in well known that on such a subject as this all
Americans would be equally tenacious; whereas, on
almost every other subject of difference, it would be
impossible to procure anything like a leafing of una
nimity. Hence, as we have always maintained, the
great. impolicy of such tin attempt, not because it
really was or was not intended to be any offence to
American nationality, but because it gave our numer
ous enemies and detractors in the States the oppor
tunity of appealing to feelings which every part or
the nation passe_ems alike, and which, indeed, it
would he highly dishonorable for it not to possess.
Rearing in mind, then, the vast distinction between
the feelings of the great American nation and the
electioneering tactics of its expiring government, we
feel sanguine that existing differences may be once
more smoothed over, and that the party so eager for
a war with England may find that before it can carry
its nefarious suds into execution, it must encounter
and overcome the opposition and repugnance of the
best auk wisest portion of its own follow-eitizens.
EZEI
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MEM
SK KT(' Il ES IN WAsuisuroN.—The editor of the
Philadelphia Times is in Washington and takes
occasion to daguerreotype some of the characters
he meets. Here is his impression of the philoso
pher of the Tribune :
Horace Greeley stops at our house, the National.
The first person we saw whoa no arrived was Mr.
lireeley, with his coat collar up on one side and down
on the other. At first we thought he might not be
aware of this peculiar and .0.-e...titre/ arrangement
of his outward garment; but to-day his collar is more
awry than ever, and the knot of his cravat has got
completely around to the back of his nook. I am
now satisfied that this is done for the purpose of at
tracting the attention of the people. I have observed
him very closely, and I am convinced that be is a
very vain man.
The representative from the 20th District is
sketched more favorably :
Dear render, do you see that fine-looking old gen
tleman, with the broad-brimmed hat, and shad-bellied
coat? Yes—who is he ? what is he ? I will tell you.
That is no leas a man than the Honorable Jonathan
Knight, member of Congress from the Washington
di s t ric t, Pa. What: A Quaker in Congress! Yes
—a Friend. Ile is an able man ; by profession a
civil engineer. He was the first man to survey the
route of the Balthnore'and Ohio railroad, twenty-flye
years ago. Ile also surveyed what is now the Hemp
field railroad. In short, he possesses a more thorough
knowledge of Pennsylvania than any other man in
it.. He was at one time-in tho Senate of our Stan),
and none know him but to respect him. You may
be sure he will be a powerful man in the House.•
Porruy !Iry !dm:l.—The following extraordi
nary jangle of trochee-tildes occurs in Longfei- -
low's new poem, Hiawatha:
"Seized his grandmother and threw her
rp into the sky 44 midnight
Right against tliW moon be threw her:
Tia her body that yon see there
Now tS - itibt incredible that the author of
"liiarts like raußlvd drums are beating
Funeral marches to the tomb."
could have written such ineffable trash as this
Perhaps the professor would tell tt.l . way this un- -
TOtninate grmidmetter *as' thtiNloiltelled "
-against the moon'?"' We ciinfeseliire'shordd
to - know ' , --Philadelphia Tinres.
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NUMBER 57.
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DECEMBER is
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AGREED ON ion*: oißAff .. _ 4.4.TPING
BY THE riTTSBURGH PRESS
Rrit LE.ES Or NYENPAIIEIL, OD LEM
Ono square, one insertion •
One imeolt
I . :psx twO • neeks.
wi , ekfL" '
- .‘ giro trastalutL , ..nit...c..L
Du. • _tour months..
Do. Oz.inontba. z ..
Do. ono year
Standing dird, six lints or lea, par unniini'
ctrAwateriis.it Pitatier2
Oue Ronare, per annum, (exalt:natio of tho papaii) 25 00
Marriage notices , 50 cents; Death notices, 25 cents.
9 00
.. ?!. .... 10 00
......... 12 00
18 00
10 00
Tesett3.l9.p,psctffins of California.
If the trees California graw,to the height of
three hundred feet,..the , beets in the gardens can
not do less than make roots six °raven' feet long.
That they are doing their best tit obairve the pro
portion they ought to hear, to the products of the
forest, our readers will be convincedby the fol
lowing extract from a letter written by the San
Francisco coriespondeat tlf the Louden Times.
It is dated October 4th •
"An agricultural siolrw has just been held at
Sacramento, at which ,the productions of the
country were exhibited , for prizes. .The show of
animals.was remarkable onlynalivingievidences
of considerable. improvement in„'„,l,he,„ breed of
horses since Americans have,heea in possession
of the State: The exhilaition,of ,frpits ; and vege
tables was really curious---the former -from their
variety and precocity, and the latter from their
gigantic- size, r Pempkins weighing 129 lbs.,
beet-root 71, feetiong, and a 'stalk of Indian corn
24 feet high, were among the "monsters" of
the `exhibition. The vegetables of this country
grow with 'o.lurarittnes unequalled elsewhere,
but they are deficient. indlavar.. It appears that
peach and pear trees freqn,entlyfpreduce a double
crop in the same season. The ,pro4ficliveness of
the strawberry plant is also' very "remarkable.
A bed in the garden..;Of a-. friend of mine in San
Francisco has been bearingrfor six months, and
the plants are now, on the ova of winter, in
flower but in favored situations strawberries
ripen during eirer t Y nietitteit theyettr."
A , betit-FOotlibitivoo farlirdeiVdsWiength the
tallest ta,Croenl is a vegetablip fortke!tables of
,llrobdignag. Our readers' may remember Gulli
ver's account' of a royal" 'dinner gfien in that
Country, at vrhich a 4ilialeivasservetiiii. " The
king," says Gulliver, "'seemed disgusted with
the bigness of the fish, though - . I think I have
.seen larger on the Greenland coast,". „,)Ve quote
from memory. Such a beet-rent' es That men
tioned by the roirdspondent of the .7114 . 1e8, would
have been a-heary load for the.fork of4Glumdal
ditch. Could it have been
.pulled; from the
ground by anything short of
.a yoke of oxen?
For gardens which produce vegetables like this,
they should import gardeners from Patagonia.
There was a playful exaggeration-current several
years since, in regard to.the richness of the soil
in the southwestern States ; it was. said that
sweet potatoes grew there to such'a
_aize that
while one end of the root was roasting in the
ashes of the hearth, the other end served the
family for a .seat. The •Stieriatnento beet-root,
which can onlyo be fhoiled I*mm:ly:instalments,
Ilan example of the mannedn, which fact some
times overtakes exaggeration, ' ,
Strawberries Crery, Month to the 'year ! Our
readers, we presmner, 'lithe not forgotten the re
mark of the pious Bishop -Butler r nonderning the
strawborry,recorded by Isaal W,cdten,,;to the ef
fect that God might, no doubt, have mide a bet
ter berry if' it had been his io4pletieure, but it
was certain that he never' did, •" I PlielaAt Of ber
ries, perfecting its fruit for every! season of the
year implies an. Elysian,. uniformitvof ernpern
ture. Ilomer's description of the, grdens of
Alcinous, of which Pope,pnbllshed aliansLation,
as a sauiple of his-version, some'finteliefore the
entire work appeared, , in the only parallel to it
that occurs to us :
Ear:ll,4lropptng pear anothispear unppliery .
On apples applerg figs on figs arise :
To an zma section, giver , thellawars,toklow
The buds to open mini the frnits to
_grow." ,
. ..• . •
(From the Ohio Stctestatil.)c,,,..l
Sentenced for.T.pc'et„,
An t i?ld convict in the phie Penitentiary has
been confined therein for daffy' years,, and was
sentenced for life. He was sent froth Butler
county, for murder in the - second degree—and
was in jail some two years before final conviction
and sentence. He is abolit 4ixtx ye!lrs of age,
large frame and very portly. IiES been a
man of powerful nerveatid sim dv Perhaps the
strongest man ever in the prison. , That for the
last ten , years he has been. suffered to remain
idle, and , amuse himself in
. taking,care of bear,
deer, peacock and other fowl; 'alfinit the yard.
He has been, up to that timid a veryliard work
bag man—chopped wood in thedields adjacent to
the prison—and carried atone during i allthe time
of building the new penitentiary-- 7 and v elaims to
have bossed the job. 'Pei several Year Olds mind
has been failing—he claims that thb ''Stiito owes
him for all the work he has Agee-:and-says he
will never leave the prison
_untg-it i ,is paid—
amounting by his, estimate . , to ~$43 4 44. He
insists that the State shall boiLrd him nail every
cent is paid, and refused to' lenire'hil- Cad quar
ters.
„Ile has occupied the. same. cult for: ninny years,
has it fixed up to suit hiMself with all manner
of traps--including old-taahloUed suit of
clothes, which he Sentetimes puts on, stints about
the yard in grand stylehvithAtis enne,•demand
lug a settlement of his accent*,. .dig makes
tooth-picks of a very fine appetiraiiße, and is
permitted to sell them to visitors.'” Hieliat is of
the oid-fashioned bell crown high top:4l.ind when
he gets on the citizen's coat anti:pants'--the lat
ter being quite too ahpFt, i and ;close l fitting—he
presents a ludicrous .appearance.l!lllpe day a
quail had got into the yard 'and. was caught by
him—and he. started; ttr'- the , cdfice' tb , 43lliier it to
the warden—having never mem one:, fdr thirty
years,
.it WAS, greatr, While in
the office the warden isrhispered - .tp the,guard, in
tones just so th'ht the eon'tiefe,onid = "ll 4 mii him, to
lock the door-and-keep - IAM Ord., , SeArtat the State
would get clear of paying. tho debt ;rats& twink
ling the . old man was ttuvnglt the door to his
cell, before the officer vvas aware ok Idit inten
tion ; saying as lie 'went off; tliiit4te n'oier made
a house that lie could be ldtkiidont•OE-L
lie came to the prison underthoname of John
Phillip. 3, but for a number of. years. hos called
himself Aaron Crouder, and flies into a . passion
the moment Phillips is mentioned. 'Be is very
healthy, though growing feeble, .never is sick,
never troubles the hospital—Pretends to be a
doctor, and often feels the polSor of trier-officers to
see if they are troll, and prbscribessomo simple
remedy for them. During the 001M/brandy
was prescribed in small quantities for the con
viet,i, but he never tastes a drop, and - ave he
never will.
lie gives an account of hisarrest.and ,convic
lion. He says it was all about woman. Her
man abused her—he took her and .her things into
a wagon to take her to her people; her titan over
took them in the woods,-and a . fight=elftiued, in
which her man was killed:. CasouderAnys he
could not help it, ho would fight, and he was the
strongest. That's all.
He knows of. rii) relatiVes' has no
accurate idea of his state-after. dentlf: He is
kind, docile, and rather inclinedclubetsociable,
but has been sometimes a hard case to manage.
Sometimes now, he getsa little wild• and scolds
bitterly—but: an attar Lo luay, u toothpick, or
trade for anything, puts hitn,in,a,gc tumor.
His case is a lamentable one, arid it is ques
tionable if he becomes betterlirefitired'for death
than when sentenced-,-though , has :suffered
mare than death, in his thirta„yearanf ,dylpg. If
turned out fifteen years ago, he would no doubt
have behaved himself—been 'setae " oinfort to
himself, and thottghttnore about theluture.
A VIRGINIAN'S OPINION OF ICANZAS.—A. corres
pondent of the Winchester Iteiub/iedik,'Who emi
grated to Kansas from Frederielttoutity; writes
a letter to that paper, - under daitecofi November
Bth, from which we take the follp,Thing : .utract :
•• Kansas, accord_ to our humble opinion, is
greatly overrated. Timber ks, l extrcimedy scarce,
being found only al'ong 'creeks, &c., bit the soil
generally is very prolific. Tliet'te t riltery has
been very unhealthy, and the shaawdiave• forced
many to sigh for ..,borao agai.n.',,iffanstis will
undoubtedly bo. a free State, for. we ~lkay,e twice
as many arriVaLs from the North as Enin th e
South. The largest cityin . Kanisastleesnot con
tain over 1,500 fnhabitants,..aud' , many , of the
cities you • re ed about' exist only: in, name.
Many are returning,. nad upon .the 710 e, Kansas
is a humbug."' .
pisSOLLITION. OF EtTiPAllTNEßSElißialinafiattnership
heretofore existing bytweyn the u-ndefairtieti,.under the
n 21.110 and style or SPRINGER doe
solved by mutual consent. The business ofoo,ft:iv be
settled by either or the undersigned, at their old stand, No.
'2.96 Liberty street. The businesti-will by continued es fur
14rry by Springer liarbangh. i .. • • •
SPRINGER ~LIA itRAEO
•
ALEX- FORTTII.
l'ittebtirgh. October 1.4..1856. ;-' •
PRINGiIIt IMMO entiankainn-Merchant, Deal.r
W.Fool...l"ruriali,n-onnlYrgtitt93 g4igrally,
creY
qnlziiis—stilititiat--5137;viritier4stock.a.ebeilertfi. uua
4arriving,,ok Fines. gapanity .. 44 !stkgittng, t aind R,pu
,in the best - manna - I - cront'Th" 100 Wallets per hour,
at thia.JWlcttlinlore,47•lliticstreet, tvti ,
110,27 ;4,14_ JA M ti3 WARPROP.
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