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Prited ndaithed ever Sunday, eTzePted,
BY 011.1,MORE &. MONTGOMERY,
ON Tax VOO7E-WM 008.310 07 1700 D rinhf
I TERMfiv—Ffro Oa,liars a Pori PaYithle strirn In avant*.
, Ms Dollars invariably required if not, paid within the ypar.
ffir Single copies, Two Cs.B-ibi sale at the couniar in
the Office, and by thsiliiinsis Boys.. • • i '
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Vitr gikirtrEDAY Moittrlnga post •
,
Published from the same - ollleo, on a large blanket elm
sheet, at TWO BOIXASPI a year, In advance. Single copies
Flu Cgsys
Sir No paper will be disCaritlatted, (unless at the discre
tip_ ;'z( t hePiCTv i e
_ .... )Plit il an afro2PEe' ate Pai d- . : :,
ale - No attention with be paid to any order unless accom
panied by the money, eraaactory reference in this city.
/Sir Connealid with'the Establishment of the Morning
Post is one of the largest JOB PRINTING OFFICES in the
Ity, where all kinds of woile is done on the shortest notice,
" OOP% rPosonable terms:. - •.1 . ; •
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OBERT C. G. SPitOtL, Attorney and
Jl„.lLoCOUrisellor at 14W, Offices -Na Fourth athirst, Pitts
, ,
TAMES ZOWRLE, Attorney at Law,
cr soca Fpurtb argot, Pittsburgh, between Smithfield and .
deollily - ! 4
- -4
OffIi r iCARTCN, Attorney and Cocuisell6r
corner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitto.
uritt. Jeatly
QAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Vourth stret, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. Rody
,l.ttersou'a Livery Stable. je2S
ATRICK M'KENNA, Alderman of Third
I - Ward, office corner of Grant and Fifth etreeta, (formerly
xx-upical by Alderman Lewis.) where all business pertaining
0 the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will be
a - omptly attended to. febLiim
• =ED IL MALEY° MOROLN ROBERTSON.
=WARD E/TIEELIDGE RE ET L
CURLING,
ROBERTSON & CO., 11.tanct
vv thrtureni of ant, Pressed and Plain Flint GLASSWARE
rarchouso No. 14 Wood streeLfoorner of Front, Pittsburgh.
By All other kinds of Glassware 111111 Window Ohm,
ow Market prier.. ttplblly
EDLIE & ULAM, Successors to Mulrany
A Leith°. manufacturers of Cut. Moulded and Plain
I lint and Nancy Colorod GLASSWARE, and doalers U6lll
tinda of Window Ohms, Flu.mi. Vida and Boni., Ware-
I on.e corner of Market and Water stroota, Pittsburgh.
nod idly
EMOV,A_L.—C.'ITIMSEN, Manufacturer
of every variety, Or VIAIZ, BOTTLES and WINDOW
iL..kr , S; black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottled; Demijohns
•Lod Carboys; also, Flint Glass In ovary variety. Wareliotne
•os. 104 Socontl nod 133 First street, l'ittsborgh. m 1,2.5
R. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
in COUNTRY I'RODC'CE. offerl for silo a chop
lock of GROCERIES, solectud for nanny use. Spicre
.very variety and the purest quality, ground at his Ste ,
fills. Also, Dried Fruits. Foreign and Domestic l'rodu,
en in useliamp3 for merchandise.
F. It. D. has procurod a full oasortmont of Landtoth's
.toted GARDEN SEEDS., and Jaynes Coo intootiuu of an
elostod in ouraLalfairs• Joan.-
CIOMNIISSION HOUSE.—The subseri6er9
have opened a Mateo fur the above purpose, at No. IT
mithfield stroot, four doors above the Monongabola Homo.
Yu will purchase. or receive on commission, for sale, 0011-
, -iglatnents of FLOUR, BACON, ClitEtlE, COEN, OATS.
, BARLEY, FLAX SEED, GLASS SEED, BALED HAY, kr,
ipon which wo will make advance-a, or purcba.se at the beet
iarket robot for rush. [nov6] A 111E0 k CO.
. _
. 11. EN6USH Z. RlClLtlart , lls J. I. 11Z.- , <1.1 - r.
I. NGLISII & RIC'H.kiIDSON, Forwarding
and Commission Merchants and wboksale dialers in
ISI.I, HAMS and WL, and PRODUCE geunrally. Ware
Jouxc formerly occupied by liurbridge & Ingham, N.. lli
; Water and 150 First erreet, Intudiurgh, rt•b:3
___
011 N ♦ru iLL
rkATIV ELL, LEE & CO.. Wholesale Grocers,
Produce and Commission Mord:mats. and dealers in
tsburgh Manufactures, No. C Wood street, between neater
Front streets, Pittsburgh.
OID W. BUTLER & CO., Forwarding, and
- CotIMILSCIOti Merrhnntn, dealers in all kinds of PITTF
iq Utifilf MANUFACTURES. LEAD PIPE and SHEET
I' RAD, No. 67 Front street.. Pittsburgh.
•
'HENRY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. and n holesale dealer in FISH.
IIe:ESE. BUTTER_ SEEDS and PRODUCE generally. Nn.
; Wool street, Pittsburgh. mate ,
10P L. ALLEN, wholesale dealer in Foreign
A..L. WINES, BRANDIES, SEGAIU, old Monougainde
••-• d Rye WHISKY. kn.; Ms, REI-111111NO DISTILLER,
~No, S Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Wines, Brandies, Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits. St. Croix
Land Now England Rum. llarets. Champagnes, Scotch Ale,
ndon Brown Stout; Irish. Scotch. Bourbon, Old Moneng,
, . els, Rye and Rectified Whisky; Apple. Pea-11 Wild Cherryl- nit Blackberry Brandies; imported Ravena. Regalia uld
incipe Begat's; Ma-Spanish and COllllllOll Segni,: all ac
V•tich low prices as to challenge emningitien. Fancy Bar
iKegs and Labelled Bottles of every ste. and Demijohns of
•
ties. I respectfully invite an examination of nay stock. id
. ' l3. S Wood street, Pittsburgh _ aral y
! Carr,
I W late of A th .l o i fir C m A o ß f J . P l a . rk C er O k ., CPi V er i it li n i t am ief•
ERS.and dealers in Foreign WI NES . and BRANDIES, Oki
Mniaougatiela and Rectified 'fi lIISKI, No. 329 Commercial
i.
t• as, Liberty street. Pitinihurgh. mety
OSEPH FLEMING, successor to L. Wil
, cox h Co.. corner of Markot strut and the Dlainoi,d.
ropy constantly un hand a full twortroont of DRUGS, M ED
CINE.S. MEDICINE CHESTti, PERFUMERY, and all art,
oei portainins to Ids buninosa_
AV- Physicians' Preaniptlouu carefully compoundod at all
bourn. ie97
•
dllf myna , . AXICLIRSN PLYXI7.I.
Kidd
.. oI I 0 DR
LNG h BROTII r E G R G S is , successors .. 60 w t
successors [0 IS kr..
Pittittruigh.. Proprietor. of Dr. IPLitrio'is celebrutod Vey-I.i
-, • pi, Liver Pills, Sc. Jr.lo
J OHN
HAFT, JR., successor to James -
tJ wholesale and retail DRUGGIST, and dealer in
PAINTS, OILS. DYE STUPES, Ae., No.n.tl Rood street.
I throe doom below Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. &Hey
JL MARSHALL, sucec6sor to 11. Lee,
. WOOL DEALER and COMMISSION MERCHANT,
'o. 139 Liberty shunt. Pittsburgh.
Refercrta—W. M'Cltntoek k Rms., Kramer k Rohm. Mur
phr, Tiernan A Co.. Drown A Kirkpatrick.
! Pittsburgh., May 24. 1855. my2l
W. CHADWICK, dealer in Kentucky
Leaf TOBACCO, RAGS anti PAPER, Nu. 149 Wo.;1
. .tycet, below Sixth. Pittsburgh. f.r. ,1) : 1 5
• Air The highest market prim, in cash, paid for Raps.
• MCEP. P. MARAIIALL JusEPH iL Ett•Grtr.
WP. .MARSIIALL & Co., Importers and
dculers fu Preach tool American PAI'ES. lIANI4-
. INGS, No. 87 NVood ,trend,
fkirSole agents for the celebrated Illallufarturres of Menors.
Delicourt d Co., Paris.
T. C. MORGAN, Bookseller and Sta
tioner..lWayn Ott hand a general assortment of
Scluxii,MiliCellatleOUS and Munk Books i Printing. Pont and
Cap Paper. and retail, No. 1(4 11cidd street,
below Flnth tn:o4. aide) Pittsburgh.
Ar r d- tvAN'r.F.n.- 7 44.ra and Tannurie Scrape. apla:ly.
TURN 11. MELLOR, Wholesale and Retail
f dealer fu 141USICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS, MU SIC'
, lIOOL WOKS mud STATIONERT, No. n WOUVL trot
JO.Ol
...
4 ACOB M'COLLISTER, Wholesale and Re
tail SEGAR MANUFACTURER and dealer la all kin
0 TOBM:XX), SNTJFY and SEUAILS, No. 2.5 Fifth aro*
P.Oa b F I W .
• .IW....:4l.o9B,eofArtgadly on hand a large mspply of all the
faringo.4'4ode Otimpurial Sugars.
)0.1
rrouP ItETMER ROBERT J. A_NDEII,O3.
EYMER & ANDERSON, (successorT to
110 Joshua Rhodos & C 0..) wholesale dealers to FOREIGN
FRUITS, NUTS, SPICES, (N)NVFCTIONARY. SUGARS, ,tr.,
No. 39 Wood street- opposite tile St. Chart. Hotel, Pato
up2
TINDLE, Wholesale and Retail SA 1)-
1 - 1, DLE, HARNESS, TRUNK. VALISE and CARPET
iSAIi MANUFACTURER, No. IOS Wood stroot, I'ittdburgll.
IY2CtY
NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wok
•
' street, third door below Virgin alley.-13OWN k Thi
n; would call the attention of ttportins men to their large
assortment of OUNS. RIFLES and ItEVOININO
the largest and best selected stock ever opened In this innr
km., together with a general assortment of !Santulli,.
ry, Toole and Fishing TaOkle, all of which we oiler at . thy
lowest possible prices to cask purchasers, or for good ap
proved pap!r. mar 1,8
NORTH-WESTERN I'OLICE AGENCY,
No. 811 Washin g ton street, vornor of Dearborn, CHI.
, ILLINOIS.
ALLAI P9ll/I=ol.l D D. ROPGIMS.
IVIKERTON & CO. devute their entire attention to the
tr&IISDI.IOD or a geserul detective POLICE BUSINESS in
the States of Illinois, Wisciartsui, Michigan and Ironer,
Ta hiti:llff
__.. .
pe F. SHOP MERCHAST TAILOR, Third
. street, next door to Dispatch Buildings , thankful for
$ very, liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon t,lrt.
bop leave to ask a 040f/unlace of the MLI:W. se he in ljp ,
hotter piopare4 than eyor to furnish his friends and er,-
w i n., with garments which will insure entire satiskintlog
He always keeps on hand a large assortmeut of the fatk, , t
styles of YESTINGB, CASSIAIERES, CLOTHS, .to., which
La wlllmake to order on the Shortest notice, upon reas44ble
terms.
f 11... A porfott fit always warrautoi.
dealt U .............. D. YOUNG FRANCIS L TOO TO.
T. B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithßold
street, opposite City Hotel, mannfacturesr of POI
NETP7.7IiNITt KR and CHAIRS, of every deecriptiom 'Ms
terlals and workmanship warranted, and sold at reduced
prices. Can taken in packing for land and water carriage.
aupl
W°OI)WELL'S FURNITURE Atlsli)
CHAIRS, wholesale and retail, embracing
style of furniture, in limewsod, Mahogany and Walnut, gni.
table for parlors, chambers, and dining rooms; equal to any
in New York or Philadelphia, and at lower priced. Every
article made by hand, and warranted.
Cabinet Makers supplied with any quantity of FUEVI
TORE and CHATPA on reasonable terms.
Hotels and Steam furnished at the shortest notice.
Aar Warerooma, Noe. 77 and 79 Third street,
ang2 PITTSBURGH, PA.
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS., litannfartur
en, of Iron Railing, Iron Vaults. V suit A,orx , Window
Guards, kn., Nos. IR Second street and 86 Third street, be.
tureen Wood and Market streets, Pittsburgh. Pe.; hero ou
hand aixartetyar now patterns Fancy and Ylain, suitatds her
yam[ see . Particular attention paid to ouriceing Cen,
j.ota 7obhing done Itt el sort notice.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
Agent, No. 201 Liber
ate following very choice or.
TOHN LITTLE, Jr.,
f„, ty street, liss , Just rIXTIY •
BILANDTES.
Ciento Broady, (very foae,)
°Lord Dopey & CO., (811pOr.)
Merrett & Co,
Sozerac.
'Jamaica,
Santa Cruz.
GIN
WINES.
Satcial Madeira,
Bonnard, &larch & Co., Mad'ra,
Eaat India 'Madeira,
Table do
Amontilhule Sherry,
nuiranille do
Table do
Cooking do
Bemiring Port,
Alio Juice do
Ordinary do
St. Julien Claret,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Cluunpagnes,
Anchor,
Verrestoy,
Ileidosect,
Together with all other
DOS,
Baguet,
London Cordial,
Schnapps.
SUNDRIES.
Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
Barclay's London Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
Absilitho,
Anitethe,
Curseca,
Sardines,
)loclia and Javo.
Young nys. and Black Yana
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Ilarana Cigars, of
various brands,
Old Monongahela Whisky, at
all grades,
am; connected with the bust
my29alaw
pIA.NOS manufactured by CHICKER
ING fr. EONS, Boston, and for sale by '
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood !tree; 4
between Diamond alley and Fourth street.
JOIIN H. MELLOR is now reciting an entire Theish stock
of new PIANO-FORTES from The manufactory of Chlekor
ering & Sous, Boston, consisting of all the various styles of
6 1 4 and 7 octavos, to which the attention of purehasors Is
respectfully invited. All the Mao-Fortes from the factory
of °Woke/log it Sons are warranted, and sold at Boston
price.. JOHN 11. MELLOR.
Silo Agent for CHICKENING & SONS, for Pittsburgh end
Il'estorn Pennsylvania. novl4
inidE2
K'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the want of facilities for transporting
Freights to and from the Etotarn Cities, via Pennsylvania
Canal and Itmiromlo, we have increased our atock of Boats,
&r., on same, to a DOUBLE DAILY LINE, which gives ua
rapacity of over 1500 tone per month each way.
We assure our friends, and those dieponed to patronise the
I tote improvements, there will be nothing spored on our
part to render general eatisfitetion In for:warding. F.a.atern
and Wtsitern Freights with promptitude and despatch.
BIER A MITCHELL,
Carl Lavin, Pittsburi., , h,
S. PM 17111!CF:
nue Ly
J. J. GILLESPIE
JJ. CiILLESPIE & LockingMninifticturor,.
„ and dealers in Looking Wiwi Mara. Pinta Glass, En
graviugs, einuba and Fancy Goods, N 0.70 Wood street, pit t ,
burgh.
On baud and miulei to ortii.r, Gilt Pier and Mouth , Olax.ies
;Mahogany. lisewouil. Walnut and Wit Fratnex, ur Mould
tug. of every detwription.
Are - Decorattid and Gilt. foct4
NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 17;.WAVorx1
1
4 at, third door below Virgin sdicy.—BOWN & TETLEY
'would call the attention of Sporting ar•ii to their Linn.' us
vortmoot of GUNS. RIFLES and REVOLVINfI PISTQL.I.,
,the largest and bast selected stuck ever opened in thin mai
1,0.. together with a general assortment of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISIIING TACKLE. all of which sse
otter at the lowest poesible prices to cash purchasers. or for
;peal approved paper. marls
MA. SWILEIt, Wholesale and Retail
• Dtaler in Furnnove, Storm Tin, Iron and
k ornorl,' H &PI ware. Tuiner.,' 51i:whiner and Tools. Tin
,Plato, Sheet Iron. Wire itiVetS, 41C.. kc,114 North Second
1 , 10001, (oppatilto Buehler's Hotol,) ILAILILISAUPJJ.
sep!atititn
WIIITE, VENETIAN BLIND NIANCYACTI:-
. KEA, liar ',covered his health sn as to rexamo hin t•ld
I.nrinctiii.. and has .awned hie DLL` MAN L . EACTtiIiY, at
65 Filth ritra.-ut, Ltimr Lho LA•t.e.iii
when , he has an on•nt tit 41,1 N tn. tritzliza,l
plain and fancy IA n.l/.1 nilk Trlntinuigit. auT
' ,prepared to flu tier in 1111 un the ii, , 11t1N. , 11.3.iA1t•
lorms. Ins work ti warranted to b.re naludacto.m,ur 111.iuy1
ahfundoil.
Old lamas rvgwnd. 1•1,41:. 0,, him 4 .31.
- art't lw bait m orkluauthip.
'NEW . ANt) itßiAl.ili
& ..r
and Belmont struts. Alleizheity City. would reel w. l
inform their friend, aoJ the public generally, i bat tit,'
!have cutumeni:e.l tho manufacture of
RUGUILII, SLEIG IL, and Cli A
IIIOTS, in all their vnriuu. eitybis of finish ..ini pr 'ruou.
All orders will be sab Strict rtw.n.) to Ihirli
baits and beauty tinkh. Itriintr. will alsio be w t.rud.d
on tho most tcrins. Unit; w all their ii.rk tin
Ltet F.D.,tent :kiattrt., I sVbeel mutt, llov fool rvin•
dent tivat all vrliu favor then/ ,v.t/1 their [l..aro(l.l.gv, wall IA
lu•rfertly ratietied on trial of their Li 1. ,s k.
.`a Purellaota, arc rtaludatud o‘.. U 3 h nail , lasf.ra pm
chwang olaralwrr.
tuortnw . /at IN L. 1T: MUI,II/".
pITTSBE'Ii(III 'O- .H FAC'TORY--ISI4I
- ELow i Ceo. tll E 31 N. , 4n Ina.
neand alley. near Wissl stredt. ItRI Ai
ptIA 'As. BUltitlEd, and every .bisritttdi
F.kNCY VEIIICLES built t, order. and [bushed In a
manner unsurtamsed for beauty of design eleguni - e et
skill of workmanship nod dm - 111,day of materials.
OS_ All work warranted. ronV
GEO. R. WIIITE & Market
streieL Intend. iin and after NItiNDA Nosember
to cited. out their present attrli. of CLIJA.KS, TALSIAn and
FANCY SILKS nt greatly redurad prices.
It being their intention to enlarge and otherwise improve
their Store, so OA to make more room for this brat - h of their
and arintang to do 80 immediately. they want to
clear out the stock uu hand as :wain as pisssible.
uov2Wdlm
WILLIA3I S. HAVEN-I'llE OLD PRisT
LIU ESTABLISLIMANT. (Into A••11t14t , .11 ,q , x - kte , (l..
BLINK BOOK and STATIoN}:RY USE.
parnd to extrute every etyle of Leal, Coltalneniat, 01 - 141 A
nod Steamtwat JOB PRINTING an BOOK Br:Dr:n..o , l
farnitih every artlrl.. in the Blank Palo, and Station
ery lune, nt tho ishortctit Induce and on the moot ronsoitahlo.
it; Blank Book and Stationery Waroll,alsc, Printing Of
look Bindery. corner 4 , lMarket and Socou,l sts.
RICHARD C. BUCKING, Mgnufaeturer of
Gift, :giver, Brass and Brenta LOOK INO-GLASF.
rukilli.A.lT and PICTURE MAKES, Pia/nand Ornaultitcd.
No. 21 tit Clair street. All kind. of C,nualamitlon 'manic° ta.
for Steamboats, Lc. All kinds of Gilding and re-Gilding, (a
order. Gilt Mouldings far Frarnea, wholosalo and rt•tail
Varnish for Oil Painting., Engravings and LitLographs, for
.11e.
tta 'lmpaired or Jointed OH Paintings rost,rn.l in the le,t
manner.
All Prams and Moulding"; ruanufactumil tl.
talMahment may be cleaned, without injury, with imail and
water. ('all and ta.e. No. 21 Bt. Clair ertmet,
ant.a2ert f
JGROUTT, Importer of BRANDIES,
ft) GIS. WI NYE+. Dvabir Iv pg. OW )lunongahri,
hank.. Itrnudy. ,kr. Also, !USTI VY INO Tit FT, I.
LEIL turner of 6untlefield and Front *trepan, Pittsburgh
npl2 •
TIIONIAS OLIVER, SADDLE, HARNESS
TRUNK MANUFACTURER, No. 4 St. Clair eitri.oi.
I.lthiloirgh.
DTI_ Homo Clothing.. NV Itilw, spur,
:\ 11 LLIK EN A: CO. hunt• on itlttid. :it
• their extensive t'ABIN ET and NIA I r .
l'ottY, No. Ol Smithfield atonal, a large assortment ol Vane,
and Plants Furniture. whirl/ thry will sell 16 Iwo rent. lower
than customary ratt..... Terms. rash only. I • loc2;
is
ell ARLES .11.11tNE'T 10
11
, 01tSE SIDiER AND
BLACKS3fITII. has erect..l a new and coninashous
}trick Shop on CIfEIIIIY ALLEY. betweon Third mid Fourth
stunts, where he is preparod tit do all work. Is his bhp with
the uun.wt promptitude. !Laving had long esperlenrelo
the business, he nespeetfully solicits the patronage of hi. old
customers and the public generally.
JAMES MELLIICGEft, 'Alonorlgailela lia
sing Flllt , would respectfully Inform his friends and the
the public that his new establialunegt is now In full ois•rrt
tion, and that he is prepared to funtigh ]Cant Cabins, mid fill
all orders for ['LAN Ell I.l.']lllElt, with promptileas, and at
the lowest rates.
13.3,1 and I'lank, planed 013 one or both nhlem, rnxtantl3
un hand.
6.11, ikNZ6 and 31oultilogs, u( every loscription. n.uule t,
"Her.
and (hrpentorn would 5n,1 it t , their iutvltn.
tap: to give him a call. as he cat, now furnob them w ith
Planed Stuff. %nimble for every d.cription of work.
WILSON, corner of Market and Fourth
etreete, keeps the lorgwt ntuck of NV ATelf Eel, FINE
JIKWELRY, h.e., 1./e found In We,.teen limn-)lennto 111
long exTuirleure.entabliebeil reputation med ne,.l.•rate elLurgo.
Ilroeent the highest linlureluents why tlee.• In wait ~f IS
good Watch, or other artvies iu i n nun, elluul.l g" hen
opi.ntunity to nerve them.
. Yule Watch Itvpulriug done prompt!) nail in the Inert
manner. n 4,21:
J A. 111121 BLAKELY. JANE, 141 , 11r1
B LAKELY & RICIIEY, REA!. ESTATE
curctur of 6,..” Doti; Jind stroets, Pitts
burgh.
Farms, 1,1, Mills. Yoram..., Isougla
wild uu runinoasiou ; Loud N arrunta bought. p. 01.1 azel loot
ted howls and Notes negotiated. &peon] atteDueu
given to trulalividirtg, Farina, and disi•osii.g of thew. Terms
reasonable. uov2Tal,tor
WIG MANUFACTORY-MR;. RENTER.
rdx doom Crum the Aqueduct, oppeelle the C4,11,t0r',.
Oft/co, Allegheny City, 1+ prepared to fill crrlore for WIQS.
and all Buds of ORNASIENI'AL IIA I ItMK. The /Kim
quality of material Ia furnished, and entire satisfaction guar.
anteod. inylh:dxwly
FULTON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY ANI
MACILINE SHOP, Sktilltliet, Outo.—The solennriher
having moved into his nee. Works. recently erected, corner
of Water. M'Donough and Slickly straw., in prepared to roo
tract for and execute all orders for Passenger. Baggage.
p'nzOtTice, House Freight. Platform. Gravel, Hand and all
other descriptions of CA IL'(.
Also, for STEAM ENGINES of ail siren, GEARING. RA IL
ROAD CASTINGS of nU description', and ail other work
aPPertalning to a Foundry trtel 31ashine Shop.
The Foremen of the different departmenue are scientific
and practiral 111011—mostly frets Pastern manufactories—
who keep themselves informed mid adopt all valuable mod
ern Improvements. tang:Null W. W.WETHERELL.
n. J. cummiza....s. c. U. TUNES.. M. u MOODWMin
AMERICAN PAPIER 'ACHE MANC
NACTURING COMPANY. Nu. 76 Second street, Pitt,
hurgh, manufacturers of PAPIER MACLIE OItNA.MENTS
for Churches, Houses, Stecanhoats, hr.; Mirror and Picture
Frames, Window and Door Heads, Brackets, Trusses, oar
micas, Ventilators and Centre Pieces for Ceilinga, 11.4otioa
and Mouldings of every description, size and design, cheaper
and warranted more durable than any other article now to
AUp- Orders executed on the shortest notice.
N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Builders is especially di
ream! to this article, on account of its light weight-
CUM-SUNS, TONKS k Cu..
No. 78 Second stroat, between Wood and Market,
jet Pittsburgh.
J. 11. JONES E D. DEDIET
JONES It DENNY, Forwarding and Commission Mer
chants, No. 61 Water street, Pittsburgh. lapl9
RASE-2017)bis. for Railroad and coal
VID.IO by (deal ITENNY OOLLINIL
INFANTS' FANCY HATS AND CAPS, at
1. sit wood street. Vial) J. WILSON d SON.
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FOR SALE ), ND TO LET
ALU '
A.BLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
V
.IND LEASE.—The following valuable property, situ.
ate iu the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
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.
Tho City Lots, from the nature of the grades, and width of
the streets, and avenno running through them, according to
Mr. MeGowin's celebrtited City District Plan, and from their
position. will soon become the ftriest parts of this city.
Persons from a distance wishing to make investments of
oapital In manufactures, will find this the boot property in
or near this city for the purpose. lt, le traversed by two
Railroads, and has also all tho convenience of the Allegheny
river, on which it 18 situated, which will secure at all times
abundant snpplies of coal, iron and lumber, at the cheapest
rates.
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TE11313 or SALE.—Win 1.0 one-fourth in hand. end the bale
uur „1 ....poll animal payments in nix years, properly secured,
ith interest payable semi-annually.
Forty-nine Lots fronting on the Allegheny river, in the
Ninth Ward of the City of Pittsburgii, 24 feet by 227 feet lu
depth to Butler street, (60 feet wide.)
Fifty Lots on Butler street, in the Ninth Ward, 24 feet by
120 trot in depth to Spence alley, (24 feet wide.)
Forty-eight Lots fronting on SmalLtuan street, (60 feet
wide,) mull having a front of 24 feet and depth of 120 feet
to Spawn alley.
Forty.even Lots opposite the above, on Smallman street,
ecu•h haring a front of 24 feet by 120 in depth to Mulberry
Forty-ono Lots on Penn street, 24 feet in front by 130 foot
in depth to Mulberry alley.
Forty-six luts opposite the above, ea,ii having a front of
21 feet by 100 fLet in depth to Spring alley.
Twenty-live Lots on Liberty street, each having 24 foot by
100 Bet in depth to Spring alloy.
Sixteen Lots on Ferguson street, adjoiningthe outer depot
of the Penni.) Ivania liailread Company, of different dimen
sions.
Seven Lots on the corner of Penn and Water !streets, 19.6
fe,t front on Penn by 138 feet km Water, of different depths.
A Liu of ground on Sektond and Try earmark, adjoinnag
Parry & Co.'s Foundry, having n front on Second Street of
f 7 feet, and running along Try street 120 feet to Greenough
Street
A Lot of ground oppoalto the above, haring a front of 87
tot On firevirongh street, rind in depth 343 to lover water
mark on the .Munontolliela river, N. all a river trout of fJ
foot.
Two IA on Third xtrnet., above Roney each a front of 24
toe! on Third otrevt, by 00 in depth.
Lot N. Li in the Borough plan, ‘•rn the cornet of Eaxt
Common and Water atroet, having a front on East Common
of GO feet by 240 fi+•t in depth to gandusky atrevt.
Lot 20 In the Borough plan. on the corner of &kat Common
and Gay alley, having a front on Kam Common and Gay alley
of ,K.l Pet by 240 in depth to Sandmhy gtrect.
Lot No. S 2 in the Borough plan. on the west aide of Bearer
,treet, haying a front of GU foot on Bearer strut by 240 feet
to Wel.tor street.
Lrt at, in the Hanle rang. , a , ahoy,. having a front on Ites
‘er atr.,t by '240 to NVel...t., .Zro.t
Fifty one-Acru lerin, ur mon-, oil Smithfield Farm," in
naid Townntim, adjoining *Oakland," on the broth
Iteaa
To, tonic/red and seventy-four anus on I....yalllannaCrrok
tn • ar tin' town or Ligon ier.
AIt.II6TRON(.I COUNTY.
Twenty arr.. of Ow mouth of tho Kititunluotan ILavor
STATLI OF INDIANA.
.k trnot or land, 500 non.", No. 144 h, Dountion Distrirt
ttbout 11: miles fiolo Yincrtmes.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
On, I hout.o , l tuu Luudred and tarvuty-qt acme iu Kau
floipli c,unty.
Two thrn.Lnd nir•. hundred end fifty urroa In Juck.von
omniy.
Vs)._ Fot plum 1.1.1 spocificotiono of all tho fsroglonp, lot
opply F , tho sukorritol. or addroos 14): ;70. Pftinhurgh, to
ClIA1( LES B SCULLY, Atsmt.,
13..121,11w Third et - t. first 11.. Jr west of Marker..
v,rn,•E To NVIIONI ,IT NIAY CA/NCIR.N.—no Public
.Sp , ‘ ,, „ - an, now
411,1 Itt 11.10 i SEAS. \ Il.an f..srly ~,ntatenced. Evory
~ ,r• ,• i•ltrals ••tripl, Fr.,, thirty ••r fi.rt •
1, • ha • •,r,,•• p: • ..la :141.11,...
110 , 1 .'1,11.3NT • 1111./. , .,11,e11 , 11/ to•V.
I.illlllll, 1.. . wdi I. • ,un n It.. k th.
ris , ( , r ari d. 9 14 nJahmewl tr no" u,nr o,,mpu•zu,
uml vill L. iu inil -I*.r.[u.n in Juno rnt (Inr. Wlfl L.
,nt met, tho Ibt .11:0
thr, 114-11 WI , All,. Iforlsest,r. I. In. contrru•t•-d
3.11.1 flultwrouft ollrcr 11.13pr..vi.utentA will In,
4 ., •111111 , 11"44. :7 - 01:111. 3 ~:ttNi 3111,111: 01 . 11/, /LW/
• .01, 1.,b0r 17.1..nt •.f . tit.. C 'arr whuil
t•%.•
p,:itlu.-I.r I.t Llituk , r Irmo Ptc D. burgh tx.
_lad per
, t,..• le. I.4.rgy , ut,.l ....en tu..14.11 trudlo.• up.. tie m
4 - 111 u fy , Rt.,K , 141 c l, Tu., guttg, tx.autucti.r ,
th• prt•-...u1 th.• yar.in Itre:otoiOrr
~ .T.11.1.1.r...1 th• :0,1A4-14,+nri.
kir ciiiiirryrn taro mh,ata, oi and
110 rand L o mbok them hood ,•• itt•
/./i•or, and r 20141 « 1/1 in. - ntm
a It! i•laitis up I ••no• ••I •air Latuoa, ia••w
ON , four forii.1•• •• •• • dot,. it
I :out 14 • tatioliii• o...• 11.
Aid I•ny At !h.. f,ur
! OW 1,- , 11l no
,e 4 p., , ,,
ntslxu'lNl., Its tr•cl,e,lo 1 . 1:11,1,--01/, 011 4.o'll,ttuo-tli rd
1:1 unr )eitz 1.5.1 in tau y rani
A feu' :an yr: le. 1..u1 SPA) rt.
appilo.l Fn • •1;.: 2 , :th 110-, 1-t•
11.1. 11.11:0 roty 1.4.. •17 40 feet nun the I , n,
frolo r fl , nt. The pre.e.nt
100neet.111 .111./ 1.0.111 -f t 01.1 Ihrtn , y• fur
0: the the I. .1 ..tig!. •.1 the
1::11••••: , ::: 0.... 01 It-t. , :an 1.,
I• uhht t:tronglt 110- .131.terther grent hargt..lu.n, alt.l the,
:.re not fh et Cu Ittko tINIS Ahltllll4 uallerk tl
VALUABLE CITY PIO IDEIDTY AT rill V ATF. +Al.}:.
A VAl.l't 111.6 11 .ISh: AND WT }or, strnt.
,rµ o , upind thn }loot %YAM Dodo onbool ll,.nsn
TI, h—rion Alntat..,:oially io lib •10, hoserbrtrt
lout •rorton bruit. land gtionl Voil The bullrlutg is in f. ,
fronting t }nr rs orrnot, /inn!, and to oultabln for
Ilsordln,, !Loup, Tornrn. or Manutartrulai, purge,..
Tblo two/surly swill to sold rtrestp. and net tsuy tormo. by
appl} it,. Io 11. 11. RYA", al rtrill ott•or
Tlud A V. A NI) LA Yr, SI111.1(1 . OZ/
ilIo• 1,11, and From lwlng a, fed.t (rout
and o:Lending Mont( Front Kitvet frot —.nye
Orr uin..l by VI I.:hla 11 zuttk.o an a linx,r) uael Lop.vor
ALaa—A thalralax L ELL!NO lIOUSE AND LOT, all.wra
th, pub.-1-11"er rtandes. N.. 6 Pantas?"l.nie Asta - 00, prlthitt a
1,41 , ..f l',lll 11.1 use ti.l (Ho rr.nti.s gat
1•. +. tttlut 1,..1,1”., and ex tondo hark flvt to a2O fe ,, t
ally. The boat. it 11<71.13 (.111.111:110, ton MOM., with
all in. , lr•rtl Tlw pr.aperty only
noN) awl will .41 ..ct ac ,, tarn , 41,0.11,6
tern,. 11. 11. ILICAN,
. _
4 FEW BAlt.l.klNzl.--.)ti stx acres, at Wooda' Itnth
ninety with ;tulle and buildings. and Intit
ing the Übe, river. It to ,tiered at much Itaa than
vier th
Int a 1.411 an a,rn, on the Alleghenl nver. Do -
Intlgh...n winch in 1 , 11 .t innt, It
tall VII In cl.tilll4,j , 16 a Ft.... 1 West. rn Wnd
Twenty-enght LieStTl at Jacke Lula, thnr tulles Iwit.tx the
fweuty-tliro acres teljoinlng Temperaur , ville.
All these are ooere.El low enough 10 toruo you out of your
, /{//f/ /i null 7011. )40t cull and get nly
rt11,t...1 M•I4,U, or Lot , out toli, for //, li there an,
I ta, rpl.ll, Tll OIA/' W/ M IDS.
ft()Al, \VoRKS FOIL three
k.) ncr, ~f Int Di. with - 2.!2.0 of Coal at...1-M.1,11.1:3.1 tho Llll
provi.ul,lltm thrri-on uh it.. anarni i•inasstiot.. Said Yam= is
•,” astir. 3i mole,nlnsa•Pitta
burGha and is lanplind with it Farm Barn. Tt•nant
[1u115..., • nod nm eACetleill hat tr.,
11 , .v0w (..ItiNt• ftwt this k. nod ...Silt Ito eturpakm , tl
to ./ tut t . ) k t , t - torthor pa_tholot apply 1,.
I: I LDI 1,1)T I'oll SALE.---A lot 24
j feel oa WV LIE; .trer t, and cr. teiellag luuL ItY,l feet to
W 1,1,:k part the lot 0 a Cellar Wall,
hnill Le- i a.. Antall lot e. lo a Loral able I, aatikar
for a and will im,,old
TI(le ~al eit•al friar, laeaurbrant Eralutro of
CID). 011,1..N10RK,
1 5) 12 at tile office of Wor wag het.
B:\RGAIN OFPEIiED.—The undersigned
otter, for rale SIX LOTS of ground fronting upon
and wipointur the Itop,d of the Itittaburgit and Conn«
ttatltoutt in the growing and thriving Borough of MICEES
ioIItT. Your of the Lot, oro 37 / , 11. M In width by about
1;i0 wdepth, frootlng m ~ne end on tho Doput 7 and at the
other on Sinclair tttroet ; nod two of thew 11 - Outing for their
whole longth on other ntreets.
As+.—TWO IA /TA.„ fret In width. trontlni; the, other
of the IN•pot. and in depth 121 of Om Lot. I, ,rd. •
ing for It. , trhole on Jerome Alreet
N.. loi•ttee property ran he found. mid it will In gold low.
Part of the payment taken la Ft., h the
Huai ri if dentrril• (LFAI F. iill.1.31u1:1:.
are of the Morning Post.
l'ittsl,ur{;h. Au vrt 31, 1P.3L.--- , .Lantf
LAIII./ 171 5 .111 . -11.ty$' C. 1.1 1.4.ra Lop can now Lo
1,, th... }:zhthluon It..w ,tt M. F. EAT , ,.N, N,.. wt
Fourth atr,et. The A,...ent 1111) Putout, will ho Lund
ih,. r ,.. an d t, fill .'rd-rF f,
trod
It .n rmw las antr.a---a.•11 by Ib.ia ivli. , ha , av
It. u r ni.t.t, of.al .-tonnni, 111 11,11tIng
intiintni. It bu, lox t......;11 tar alai intik., a brilliant light_
ran i. nnult, It, awl the. right. for territory
will In cool dwap, by .1011 N W. lIITT.
Await of Putantiv.
W g r r ien E le a n N ol L f; t l N V4 l . ) r S i 7 lll' ‘ :fi " li h t A li s e ' drfen u riZen t' ter ' i a t i 4L ' ... ' , ' ,
by which choirs lan.le ran he teemed at tiovoniment urn-e.
Ponvins desirous of Looting lands, either for speculation or
for e nt settlement, will lied it to their advantage to give '
us is call. Ono of nor correspondents In lowa has spent the
last six weeks In critically owed fling the lands in that State
subject to entry. and writes us that Its has selected over 20,
lino acres of choice lands. BLAB ELY RIOI.IEY,
°inner Seventh and graft h field streets.
1 - VA LUABLE LAST) u-half acres
of Land, eligibly situated on the tort Liberty k o ad, op _
posit, the residence of Cartwright. Esq. This land lies
well. and Is very destraele situ -r for a family realdonCe, or to
dnade into laulding lots. Freon, vt,ann; terms easy.
novi S. eUTLIBERTSON, Nlarkot street.
( - 111..i10E BUILDING LOTS, at very low prices and on al:-
comn.„„..i„tiug tonne of payment, pleasantly situated on
Chestnut et ro o t, Lcwrenreville, within fire minutes' wsdk uf
the Omnibus Station. Mechanic., and all others, desirous - of
pnrchasing a cheap lot, and on easy terms, will find the
above wall right." [norlXll S. CCTILBERT di SON.
DIRECT from the Staffordshire Potteries--
A late arrival of QUEHNSWARE, at the old
stand of HENRY SIUBY, No 1= Wood street, Pitt.
burgh. This itsaottment embraces some now and
choice styles of white Breakfast, Dining and Toilet Sets, of
brilliant whiteness, from one of tho find manufacturers in
England. Also, Titriflal blue and white Tree Stone Ware,
for Hotels; and a very general and superior variety of all
articles of Flint Glass, and other ware) adopted to the wants
of city and country trade; all of which will le disposed of at
low prices. nosh
DISSOLUTION ON PARTNERSHIP.—The partnersbcp
termed by the undersigned and JAMES O'NEAL, i u
rurryi: r on .• Tif I.: CAMDEN COAL WORKS," under the
name and style of JONES, O'NEAL A; MILLER, to new di.
solved. ISAAC JONES,
July 7th, 155,5 JOHN EL MILLISR.
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BETTER-21.b1s frosh for rale y
uurx HENRY H. counva.
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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1855.
NVETMUIIELAND COUNTY
1213=!!!ri:1
EEGINEM
NI(2IfOL.4ON PAYNK,
N...3:15 Lawny Parcet
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MISCELLANEOUS
TVITTSBURGII AGENCY OF . THE /ETNA INSURANCE
r COMPANY, of Hartford, Coax. armored, um. Paid
up Caoh Capital, 8,500000, with largo tairplus securely invent
ed. Semi-annual dividend of 8 per cont., July 1, 1855.
This Company tiara been doing au insurance 11081LICILli
nearly a half century—have paid out for property destroyed
by fire under its policies, more than Fifteen Millions of Dol
lars since they crmunencod itu annual reel 4 P l3 and
present assets (which are below) give Indemnity to each
policy-holder of more than two millions of dollars. A policy
of insunuice is no batter than brown paper unless it to in a
Company that will pay in case of loss. It Iss!vmes necessary,
therefore, that you know something of the character and
solvency of the institution before you take a policy. Ito 4:e.,
experience, onoh capital—its uninterrupted success for
thirts
six years—its uniform course of honorable dealing—places
the Slain Insurance Company among the first and most Rol
vent Institutions of the country. Its' premiums are arch
No premium notes taken—no ONOINMOLIttI made on policy
holders--bnt nil is CASH. If you meet with a loss, make up
your proofs, and in sixty days call and 'get your money.
This is the way we have done business far nearly forty years.
They continuo to make Insurance on Country Stores, Mills
Factories, Dwellings, Darns, and all dverriptions of p ro p er ty
in WWII or country, at Intl rates. Your attention to invited
to the following low rates on Country Dwellings, or the
whole term of ono, three, or five years.
1 year. 3 years. 5 years
Built of brick or stone, metal roof,
80 feet from similar ri5k............45
1 34
Built of brick or stone, shingle roof, 50
Frame dwellings ................ ......... 75
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY, JULY 1, 1856.
Onah iu Lund, and in Mani" Bank .$ 03,A20 25
Conk in hands of Agents_ 137,137 81
Real Estate, uninnumbered— 2.0,672 06
72 Mortgage Bonds, 0 and 7 per cent_ Interest,
payable selnitinnuatly 72,000 00
20 nix per cent. State of Virginia Bonds, interest
payable senn-annually...—' 20,220 00
I six par cent. State of North Carolina Bonds,
bateratt payable aembannually 5,000 00
10 tax per cent. Jentey tatty Water Bonds, !edema
payable sambannually— 10,300 00
5 ten per cent. City of Mllwankio Bonds, Inter
act payable semi-annually 5,150 00
9 seven per cent. lucerne Bonds, Interest payable . .
..
sembannually 8,100 Crl
Debts due the Company, 'mooed by mortgage.— ft,..1X1 00
Dills receivable, amply I , ecured, nod payable at
Batik 6,413 13
500 shares Hartford and Now Haven Railroad
Company.. 60,000 00
105 " Hartford end Providence R. It., 10 per
cent preferred and guaranteed._ 9,925 00
107 " Boston and Worcester Mimed_ 10,055 00
250 " Connecticut River Rallroad.. 14,000 00
50 " Connecticut River Company 1,1.50 00
lam " Stafford Bank, a lmintlinouts paid in.. 3,000 00
36 " Eagle Rank, Providence, B. L. 1,980 00
300 " Plitentx Bank, Hartford, Conti .13,6(0) 00
808 " Exchange Bank, 17,568 00
200 Farmers and Mechanics' Bang, Hart
ford, Conn i. 25,000 00
150 " Connecticut Raver Bank, Ilartford... 9.750 00
200 " Hartford Bank, ... 25,400 00
110 &tau , Bank, 15,104 00
TS " Ilartford County &ink, " 7,875 OD
100 " City Bonk, ... 600 00
Union Rank, Now York 12, WO 00
4,0 " Itrouthray Bank, " 14,160 00
100 " People's Bank, " 4,400 00
100 " 1110001:r Bdu " ..... ...... 10,000 00
400 0 blechmlioe 110.0 k, 11,000 00
100 " Bank of North Amorlro , Now 10,600 00
1.0) " Bank of America. " 13,000 OU
Btuik of the Republic, ... 18,750 00
" Baok of tbe Coromouweitlth, " 0,000 00
IVO N.nr York 1.00 limo:maw and Trull
Onnpany 111.000 00
100 Uoito.l Stat. Truat Company 11,P0 OD
$53h,.5.30 23
equitably adjusted, and promptly paid.
PoLava imuod wad 6djustmouta mado by
H. IL TE2ifYCK, Agent.
Officu, N. W. curter Wood and Filth atruets, littaburgh.
Se- For further Information 6uquire at the rottutlng-room
of the Saturday .3turning Puat. epat‘r3m
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.-
EatzWllldwd Aup.ed IS2I. 14 - wkly edition hetv.imni
hu,ool nml 1.0.00).
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lit eivuing then Prieptv•tas for ISS4, dui proprietors of the
Post tithe it tut granted that the public art/ already tolerably
yell acquaintiAl with the chariwter of a paper that bar crown
stning during, the short. and sunshine of TIITIPPY-I , oCli.
YE.Alltl. Their object itlw - aev 'hos lawn. us it remains to be,
to publish Et weekly paper fiir the family circle, which shall
not only amuse, but also instruct and improve, those who
may read it. To accomplish this obyecti the best cuticles are
.i•lectwi or ciiiidenned trim. foreign and domestic periodicals,
and original articles of an instructrre character proconal,
o hen rseanible.
Lotter. from Foreign Lands; the most interesting portion,
of the Weekly Nest, of the World: Sketcluy of Lite, /Wirer,
tute and Character. debated and Original Articles upon
Agriculture; ietiount ..1 the ('to dace awl Stuck Mario:as. and
a (lank Note Lint, are Included among the solid information
to be ouustantly found In the Post.
But the urrwl iv...mires a wider mugs—it lints faculties
is hitt] delight in the hunieroun and lively, the imagtualive
and pocural. These nicultien also must have their appropri
alD food. el. they lawonie enleetiled, and, a.. c.a.miumwei
the inte•lha let- ate, IllirruSr and one-sided, and TA out able
to take an siilcrgsvi rind generiiii. vies, of human nail, and
ilentitiy. To rattily these ti.ven-tutplantral tTlWlngs.of
inr mental beiug. we devote a fair prmairtion of the l'est.to
FICTION POETICS c u d II
A imet .eir contributors In the bent two of the above De
partm.ittv, are neveral of the newt gifted writers ID the land.
11 c ids./ draw frrely fer Fictiun and Poetry upon the beat
per, to the. .veintry and thrift Britain. We itealgu
reinmencher a New Stiry by Mr, tvoetiritostit, anther of
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Tit Desem4,l Ve - Miriam," &c.. in our first tuiper of
Januar) ti. , at.
EN ;l:.\ important places and ac
tions, of A zri,iltural anti other ii,st inventions, with other.
it Hu 111 , , , LL1k. thoilgh refine.' diameter, coo also freely
NOTICES. TTIE PRESS.
Tine -tto of the few larre paper tilled with life and
thougl.t. Inst.ad of luml,ring trash. Its management Li
1nar5,91 by ht,rnlity-. courtesy, ability and (,t. It oniplsls
the hest Incraty tahmt and sl.lr , s no paint or Al
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13POCLAMATION.—By Virtue of a prcoept under the
j hituds of Win. B. McClure, Prvuideut of the Court of
Common Pleas, in and fer the ?MI Judicial District 1 , 1
Penney Mania, and Justice of the Court of Oyer and Termi
ner, end General Jail Debyery. In and for said District, and
William Boggo and Gabriel Atlanta, Eugene, Associate Judges
of the same (karts, to and for the County of Allegheny, da
ted the sth day of November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight buudredandtitly-tive, and to me directed.
for holding it Court of Oyer end Tcniulner, and ()choral Jail
Delivery, at the Court !louse in the City of Pittsburgh, on
the fourth Monday of Dem:tabor next, at 10 o'clock, A. fl.
Public n o tice it hereby given hi all Justin's of the Peace,
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they be then and Own, in their 14 - 4,ier lioreves, with then
rolls, rivordo, inntifsitlous exiuninatlnne end other retnete.
imannst, to do those things which in their reisponme ofhoes,
in their behalf, appears to Ise dent--end aloe (tied ° that will
prosecute the pri..wrii flint new 0I unity I, 6, the jail of
said minty of Allegheny. to be then and there to 1,10..e00t0
f1p11951 tIIOM 101 be just.
Olsen under my hand. In Pittsburgh, this fifth day of No
',miler, in the year dour loM stun thou./old eight hundred
and tifty-dvo. 0101 we Commonwealth tha 78th.
noelttd ItODY PATIIjtSON. Sheriff .
~T BITING CLASSES—DU Fl'S CA ;LLD; entatb
-11;1;1mi-int to the West has the name facilities for teach
ing all the branches of this art, 31. r. NYILLIAMS' skill an a
Business and an Ornamental Penman IN unrivalled. (tentl, , .
nom and Lady teaebern instrustod In all the ornamental
branshen of the art. A class sif Lady Washers, not young
Indira, who are ongrigssl to other studies during the week,
meet every Saturday afternoon from a tilt II
Fur terms apply to the ' nova
-ROOKS & COOPER have just opened a
X) nico neaortmont of: Linoio 'Cants, Cad 81.4pmn, ~.. hito
tionhord Collars, black du, tdack Crap Collars, do. In sots;
and will continuo to rerelva during thin weak thoir thtrd
supply ofxbt at the Mourning and Iliitula FurrashJaz
Store. 110. 16 p MarkeCsitreot. 0 f , . Abyo
IN TE R - BON N EIS . —.Wm, E:11-itv113'30N,
No 33 St. Clair street, will upon o tarp assortment
of ENCH BONNETS, CAPS, MANTLES. and NEEDLE
WORKED GOODS, on THURSDAY, November 8, 1835.
No. 33 St. Clair streot. novB
BOTTLERS .JOHNOODENNo. CO., Bottlers, 187 First
Arcot, would respectfully inform the public that they
hare constantly - chi hand o large supply of SARSAPARILLA,
MINERAL WATER, ALE and PORTER, of a , best quality.
The attention of families is particularly' directed to the
fact that gal bottle %%AMMO grs *l4l 0111000 i Fume.
Physicians rismOltueißrif tOlaniilths acrettn of Its whole
some and strungthewhog qualitlep„ oct3Ctly
F RESH. FRUITS-
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ZOO txttes BaiaMe; i • •
200 ' In halves;
100 " In quarters;
300 drums Pign; just received and fur gale Ly
o ßzymx,R k ANDERSON,
u0v2.2 No. 30 Wood target
CE S ONE-1000 the for sale
uov-so FLEMING gROS.
SALERATIIS-2 mks and 5 bozos in sum)
and fir Bala by [noyBo] SPRINGER ILLEMAGOII.
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MONDAY MORNING
CORALIE.
[Pram Dic flotmehold Worth,'
[CONTINUER]
Madame Fischer had prophesied more truly of
herself than she had intended. After what seem
ed a mere cold, she almost suddenly died. The
reversion of her license had only been talked
about, and not secured, eo Cora.lie, at eighteen,
found herself alone in Paris, her whole depen
dence a few, very few pounds the poor mother
had pinched herself for years to lay by for her
child's dot.
The brave-hearted Coralie went at once to
those ladies who had befriended her mother. She
told them of her engagement she was very
proud of being the promised wife of Eugene Po
roud. She knew how willingly he would have
given her his thousand francs a year, but she
would rather try and support herself until she
actually became his wife. Her mother's savings
Cerullo wished laid aside to be used as that dear
lost one had meant.
The ladies applied to theii Makes or daughters,
at Madame Severe's, and through their exertions
Coralie was received as sous-maitrease. For four
years had Coralie brushed hair, picked out mis
shapen stitches, heard unlearned lessons stam
mered through, and correctod incorrigible exer
cises. A letter from Eugene sufficed to cover all
her head and heart weariness. What a delight
the first letter had been—she peered at every
word, till ahe learned the trick of every letter,
how he crossed his is and dotted his i's--the
handwriting, indeed, seemed to her differentfrom
all other handwritings. Countless were the times
the thin paper was unfolded, to make sure that
he had really put that fond word where she
thought, and carefully was it refolded, and not
parted with night nor day, until another and an
other no less dear folkiwed, each in turn usurp
ing its predecessor's throne. At last she receiV
ed the long-looked for news ; Eugene had won
his epaulettes in open fight, and been noticed by
the Prince himself. Row Coralia cried for ju,
and how Madame Severe scolded her for haVing
flushed cheeks.
rind *ant steadily on, hurrying himself fo r no
one, and now Eugene writes of his return in an
other year as certain., A. : year! Who, after
thirty, says with hcattfelt confidence, Indyt anoth
er year, and then ! This certainty of soon hav
ing a husband's protection softened to Coratic
the annoyance of leaving Madame Severe. Not
that Coralie hal any affection for that prim, un
censurable lady but site would have borne al
most anything to be permitted the shelter of n
respectable roof till Eugene Came' to claim her.
Why Idadame Severe had such. an antipathy to
the handsome, healtityi„„amiling girl, courageous
and independent in ter.,nearly menial situation.
let naturalists explain. Tool ndependen t perhaps
was the underteachor, with not a scrap of that
twining and clinging of parasi.te plants which,
whether he will or nu. embrace and hold fast the
rugged, kn.ftty oak until they make him subser
vient to their support.
Comlie had proved her courage bysemaiuing
so many years a drudge for Madame Severe, but
the proud spirit could not brook the chance,ef
being discharged as an ill-behaved servant, and
Madame Severe had not been sparing in hints
that she must either resign or be dismissed.
So Mademoiselle Fischer left the pensionnat
for young ladies, and, by the advice of Madame
Ferny, one of those who had shown most interest
in her at the time of her mother's death, she re
solved to try what she could make of a day
school for children, rather than run the risk of
encounterin g another Madame Severe. There
was no timefor much pondering ; the poor can
not afford the luxury of hesitation ; so Coralie
at once hired is couple of rooniS in one of the
small streets running into the Rue St. lictore—
a neighborhood abounding in small shops and
populous with small children. To furnish these
rooms, sorely against her wishes, our young
schoolmistress had to expend her mother's say
ing'e Coralie had no morbid sensibility, but
she sorrowed over this infringement of her dead
mother's wishes, as if that mother could have
been pained by the deed. She listened thank
fully to Madame Ferey, who said the furniture
would be as good a dot as the money, and tried
to look satisfied : her judgment was convinced,
but nut her heart.
Madame Ferey went with her to the upholster
er's to choose the walnut-wood furniture—that
object of ambition to young housekeepers. Ma
dame Ferey says she grail never forget roralie's
face on that day, with its variations of sunshine
and cloud; while the firm, well-poised figure,
the impersonation of youthful vigor, contrasted
so charmingly with the blushing, fluttered man
ner, which betrayed to her friend how constantly
the thought of the absent one entered into the
'choice of one or another article. One chair,
quite a large reading chair, Coralie would have.
Should it be covered ? Oh, no ! :The would ra
ther work a cover for it. '• A piece of extrava
gance," said sbo to Madame Ferey, "but lt will
last all our lives, and Eugene ou g ht to have one.
Don't you think so ?" And all sorts of fairy
visions were dancing before Corrilie's eyes as she
spoke.
Madame Ferey had taken up Coralie's interests
in real earnest, and had, by dint of severe can
vassing, procured several little scholars. It was
ogyeed that the usual monthly charge of five
francs should always be paid in advance. This
considerate arrangement saved Coralie from run
ning into debt at the beginning. and before the
end of the first three months she was enjoying a
great gale of prosperity. The mothers of her
first pupils so boasted of her skill in teaching .
reading and writing, but, above all, of the won
derful stitches she taught their daughters, that
her little school prospered beyond all her expec-
tatieas. • Corolla own thought she should soon
need a larger room and an assistant ; but she
would wait now for Eugene's advice. Perhaps
he might not like her to keep a school after they
were married. In his last letter he had bid her
write no more, for the regiment was under orders
to return to France., lie was sure to be with
her shortly after his' own letter. tvorything
was ready for him, and it was wonderful what
her industry and ingenuity had done for her
humble apartment. She had worked a large
rug, made the neatest and freshest of covers for
the little sofa, while the famous great chair was
a specimen of beautiful elaborate worsted work,
a paragon in its way.
There were helmets and swords, and banners
naming in charming confusion on the seat and
broad back, in the centre of which last was a
medallion with the interlaced initials E. and C.
The pride of Coralie's heart, however, was the
pretty peudule on the mantle piece. The only
drawback to her pleasure as she looked round
her was the absence of two vases with their bou
quets, which ought to have flanked the pendule.
They had yet to ba earned, and during the pro
bation of this last month even Coralie's energy
and spirit gave way. She could scarcely bear
the sound of the little voices around her; she
was hardly able to command patience enough to
allot the work—to answer the never-ouding ques
tions about cotton and muslin, and leaves and
holes, and worsteds and silks. She was nearly
wild with impatience for the hour of release; but
when it came solitude appeared more insupporta
ble to her than the hum and buzz and movement
of the day. She could not commend even ono of
these hopeful anticipations she had longed for
the hour of quietness to enjoy—not one of her
former bright visions of the future would come
at her call, She grew fearful and superstitious,
and waking or sleeping was pursued by a phan
tom dread—a dread she would not have clothed
in real words for empires—a shapeless dread that
was withering her life, only to be guessed at by
the sudden alteration in her looks. She grew
pale and thin, and there came a stare in her
sweet eyes, and an impatient hard sound in her
voice,
The French are a kindly race, and the- sympa
thies of all who knew Coralie were soon in full
play. Heaven knows how every one was so well
informed; but the milkwoman who brought the
morning sous of milk let fall a drop or two over
the measure, with a smiling " Courage, mademoi
one, Is boa tempt eiendra." The concierge and
his wife were ready to lay violent hands on the
postman's giborns; the shoe-black at the corner
of the street made daily inquiries; and as for
the epicier and his spouse, M. and :gm°. Bonne
nuit,, they could talk of nothing in their conjugal
tete:O.-totes but Mlle. ebralie and Gee officer
fiance. They perseveringly studied a mutilated
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weathercock, which had long given up service,
and by Which they always predicted a fair wind
from Algiers.
When Eugene's return might be expected any
day, or even any hour, Coralie begged for a holi- '
day—all occupation had, indeed, become impos
sible to her. The parents of her little flock were
enthusiastically unanimous in their consent ;
" Mats out, mais oui, ma pauvre demoiselle ;
salons done, ma obeys demoiselle; du courage,
oa va finir bientot, le bons temps viendra."
Le bon temps viendra!" repeated Coralie,
and this strong, lively girl would sit whole hours
motionless, or move only to look at the hands of
the pendule.
At last, one Sunday morning, Coralio awoke
with an unusual feeling of cheerfulness ; it was
early spring, and a bright sun was shining mer
rily into the room, in defiance of her snow-white
curtains—some caged lark near was singing his
pretty matins—and, as Corals opened her win
dow, a soft air wooed her heated cheek. A few
warm tears gathered in her eyes, her heart
throbbed tempestuously, and then she felt a pre
sentiment, she would scarcely own it to herself,
that he would come that day. First, Coralie
prayed, as she had not prayed for weeks—poor
soul, was she trying to bribe Heaven ? Then
she dressed herself in her pretty new blue mus
lin, her hand shaking so she could scarcely fix
the buckle of her band, she smoothed and
smoothed her hair, till it shone like satin, laced
on her new brodequins, and finally drew forth a
pair of cuffs and a collar she had embroidered
and laid by in sweet anticipation of Eugene's re
turn. "They will grow quite yellow," solilo
quized she, dissembling her own motive; "If I
let them lie longer in the drawer," and with sud
deli,. resolution she put them on. And then—
why then, she knew not what to do with the long
day, and sat down on her sofa•in restless, yet
happy listlessness.
About noon, there was a man's
.step on the
stair—Coralie was not startled, not astonished ;
she had known it would be so, only she panted
hard' as it came nearer, and at last stopped at her
lloor. She rose, but had no power to walk—a
how tap—" Entrez," she said, in a soft voice,
with her hand outstretched as if she world have
lifted the latch herself. A form-appeared--Co
retie sprang for - ward, and met a stranger---" Eu
gene; where is he ?" cried the bewildered girl re
treating, and her eyes turning from the intruder,
strained, as if seeking some one following in his
[Cone/ad/on 76-morrow.]
DECEMBEIL 10
Commerce anti Navigation.
2i EC {LET Aillt OF THE TIMASUILY ' S ILEPOIIT
The following table, showing the number find
class of yet4els built, and the tonnage thereof, in
the several States and Territories of the United
States, from 1815 to 1855 inclusive, is tnkin
from the report
. . •
STATD, ANT , T ?, 3 ; 1.4 "
Ers mu g 40
213 107 061 2 0 396 215,904.73
S 2 1 ... 11 8,928.24
Maine
Nosy Itampsh ire
Vermont
M.K.schiasettB...
I,land .
oullll,th - tit
Now York
New J. - 6,y
l'euilxv I Vitll ia
;Maryland
rict of C 01...
V it - girth,
North Ouvtina
South Carolina
Florid/4 .....
Alabama
Louisiana
Ten nes.4,
'Kentucky
I lliuvia
IF Isrtnixin
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
Caltfornia
kiregun
TREASURY ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATIONS.
Treasury Department, Noy. 17, 1855.
Sin—Agreeably to the joint resolution of Con
gress of the 7th January, 1846, I have the honor
to transmit, for the information of the House of
Representatives, printed estimates of the appro
priation proposed to be made for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1837, as follows, viz :
-Civil list, foreign intercourse and
miscellaneous, including ex
penses of collecting the revenue -
from sales of public lands, pub
lic buildings and expenses of
courts, $11,331,345 93
To supply defici
encies in the
revenues of the _
Post Office De
partment, 2,230,000 00
Pensions, 1,458,947 07
Indian Depart
ment, 1,502,475 49
Army proper, &c.,
including $l,-
400,000 for mis
cellaneous ob
jects, 12.123,248 57
Military Acad'my 173,994 00
Fortifications,
ordnance, &c., 2,730,349 00
Naval establish
ment, 12,115,655 37
Steam mail ser-
$45,114,765 45
To the estimates are added
statements showing—
" The appropriations for the fis
cal year ending June 30, 1857,
made by former acts of Con
gress, of a permanent and in
definite character, as follows,
viz :
Miscellaneous, including expen
ses of collect
ing revenue
from customs $4,499,910 14
Compensation to
the Post office
Department for
mail services 700,000 00
Arming and e
quipping th e
tnilitia 200,000 00
Civilization of In
dians 10,000 00
Interest on the
public debt 2,280,000 00
The existing apiropriationa
not required for the service of
the present fiscal year, and
which may ho applied to the
service of the year ending Juno
30, 1837, as follows, viz :
Civil list, foreign
tntereourse and
miscellaneous $5.823.724 42
Interior Depart
ment ( Pensions
and Indian) 932,400 72
War department 0,400,000 00
Navy department 3,339,092 11
There is also added to the estimates a state
ment of the several appropriations which may
he carried to the surplus fund, amounting to
$312,279 33.
Accompanying the estimates there are sundry
papers furnished by the several departments,
containing explanations in regard to them.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES OUT 11R12,
Secretary of the Treasury.
To the Hon. Speaker of the House of Represen
tatives.
HORACE GIIVELET CRALLENGED.-Tht
Herald's correspondent says :
" A Virginia editor, being introdthted
Greeley this evening, in the Niktional Feel, 'in
sulted him with ati challenge to fight. 'One of 'the
correspondents of the New Ym-k , j`iessinterfere ,4 .
and conqnered a peace,"
iThu• Balm of a TtverizErivail .46'
beautifying the (..lonattlf..sion, 62nd okrii&lting
YLse andismeauce ❑»m the face. 'Sold ht Ttr. Virarks, k
Woad stroa L. PArtfe
NUMBER 61
CLASS Or , VESSZI,9.
70 3 39 3 0 14.4 79,669.34
9 1123 7,801.53
5 .. 31 17 5 . 51 11,067.17
45 7 98 355 43 554 115,431.41
4
10 1 21 35 14 ti 71 254 34 1 41,415.. 31
1 30 4 2 37 5.477.56
14 5 06 3 4 11 2 2 22,524.31
68.30
20 1 P3 ' -. 2 . 31 1. 4:' •10
. . •22. . 4 3 29 ~ 2,594.72
. 6127
.. 8 3 ... 11 7'73 81
2 3 1 0 sin EO3
... 9 2 2 13 872.09
. . 3 3 427.45
... 18 7 25 5,034.04
.• :1 ., 5 3 15 1,003.(8)
9 '4
3 • • 235 4 CS .1.1,7 :1.93
1.90
13 2 12 27 7,811.93
1.8 7 4 29 2,117.91
381 120 W 3 1;69 243 2024 583,410.04
Cost of Government.
1,408,850 00
7,039,910 14
X,395,81 7 To
$69,450,492 84
• It.'
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Do. each additional Insertion—.
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CHA9CILLI:4 AT PLEASIME
Go
°" Mnroat=o(Ztr"'i;eleiblrottir,k;;;6l.
[Prom the Weihington talon of petal:Wor 04 ..-
The Threateue4.4pstiUties In 11.nitorii:.
Rumors have passed into circulation to the
effect that the Pre.sident has authorized the ein-
ployment of the troops of the United Statei in
the Territory of Kansas to aid the local authori.
tics in the execution Of the laws. No such an
thority hall teen given. , • In order to show °rattly
what hag transpired, We have obtained perinission '
to publish the following despatches
WESTPORT, lio.-, December I, 1856.
I desire you to call' n the United States-forces
at Leavenworth, to pieserve the peace of the ter
ritory, and to protect- the Sheriff Of. Douglass , -
county, and enable him te'execute the legal pro
cess in his hands. Ift the laws are notexecated,
civil war is inevitable:: •
An armed force, one thousand strong, with ..,
all the implements of war„ it is said, are at liaw . ,
rence. They have rescued a
: Prisoner from the `-
Sheriff, burn houses, and threatened the Dies of •
_citizens. Immediate assistance is required, as
this is the only way to save bloodshed.-- -Parti
culars by mail. WILSONS}LANNON.
To his Excellency Franklin Pierce.
i WAsumo'fini, December 5,"1866:
Your despatch Ae or _, -- rieolied. All. the power
vested in the Eieentiirs,isrilfbe ,oXerted_to pre
serve order and eriferce the laws_ ' Ott' he re- :
ceipt of your letter the preliminary mensureeto ,
be taken before calling: outtroops, .wfft:ibe,
promptly executpd,'ruad• ; you w * SI then .be lully s ,
advised. FRANKLIN PI:EltdE:
To Wilson Shannon,
'Governor of 'the Territory , of liansas.
It is to be observed that the presentdrahefirst .
occasion on which the interposition-of thei,,Prosi- : d
dent has been invoked in..reference to any diffi-
Culty arising. under the law forAkeLoriranization
of the Territories of ; Nebraska AO Kapmits. In
fact, there has been great MlSapprOhension in tile
public mind as to the powers of thil'Exectitivitin
this relation. Those powers are , strictly defined
by law, and very limited.. .
Under the constitution, it is true, the_Prosident ,
is to take care that the laws be faithfully execo
tad ; but his authority op this subject is to bb„
construed in subordination to the pririfit4o 0 .. 00
constitution, which deelarse that coppiessAtalti l
have power to
.provide for calling : forth tlaelnilitia,,,,
to execute thelaws of.theUnion, suppress insurrd
reotions, and repel-invasion. Accordin' gly, pen,.'
gress ha.senacted lane applicable in-termsActihel,
contingeney of insurrection in any Statd against . ,
the government thereof.
The present ease is one of resistance to the
laws of the Itiriiftbry, that - of WRIISES . ', - to which
the samd rile' of action applies, however, :ea 'in
the case of a State, in consideration , that the
apt of,Co ogress organizing
_this topiOry, as-well,
`as ottigra,,it is provided-thatthe constit4ipnantl,
`all laws of the United State's which' are not lir?
!cap inapplicable, shall have theserne forimmadi
effectwithinthe said Territory of Kansas en else
`where within the, United States, livithLthe single!
exception of a single act not material to th ei
question. - ,
Assuming this, then, the statute proviSloftit,
the act of 1796 is, that in case ofiinsarrectionitti
any State (or Torritory,) it : shall be lawftdfer tl.:Atts
President of the United States,. on.appli,..c4iO4 of,
the legislature thereof, '6 - i - or thepiecintife When'
the legislature earinot be corivelidd, fo - call fcirtlf '
such number of the militia of -any other Statwor
States as may be appliecttfor, or as he spay judge ;
sufficient to repress such insurrection..... , , 1
1 By a subsequent act—that of 11307-:-it is pro
vidddth'itt in cases of insm'rectiott or obstruct-'.
'tion to the laws of any State or Territoik. wheret
, it is lawful for the President to call fez*. the ~,
Militia, for the purpose of suppressing sosh in
i surrection, or of cauAig the lates ,to le 'duly'
executed, it sled' be bridal for himAxiuMploy for'
the said purpose, such part of , the land or naval-
force of the United States, as shall be judged,
necessary, having first observed all the pre-requi-,,
sites of the law in that respect. „
Among the' pi-requisites here referred to, it
is well understood, is the issue of a proclamation ,
• commanding the insurgents to disperse andretire
tpeaceabl,y to their respective , [tholes within, a ;
proclamation limited time. 'Thproclamationinirst ulitimilit- '
edly precede the actual use of the militarY , force,'
but not necessarily the measures requisite to,
prepare and assemble it in order to enforce obe,
dience to the proclamation. ,
It is further to be observed that 'the present,
in so far as the facts appear, is 'resistance, not`
to any law of the United States, but to a law or
the Territory, and the power of the President is
greater in the former than in the latter, case, for
if obstruction to an act of Congress were in;
volved, the Marshal of the Territory might gam
mon the posse comitatus to aid him in maintaining ,
his authority—that is, the entire population of
the Territory.
Pot here, the law to be executed being one of.
Territory, and the ministerial officer thesheriff
of a county, nothing regarding it can be done by'
the President until his interposition beinvoked:
for the , emergency of insurrection, and at the,
call either of the legislature or the governor of
the Territory. In the former case the Presiderif
might give direction, but in the latter he cannot.
BLOOD IN lIHR EYI2I--STAND FROM UNDER.-A
correspondent of tini Boston iburnal, writing
from New York, tells the following:
" An incident transpired here last week that
has made some talk among the partieti Arlin
have had knowledge of the matter. A lady from
the State of Maine came, tp this city last, week
on her way to California. Sho has arms, two
revolvers and a bowie knife. The conductor
purchased her a ticket in the California steamer,
and she left in the vessel at noon. Her stary.ia
this: A short time since her husband obtained
possession pf all her wealth, converted all hei
could into gold, and then deserted his family;
took a ship and started for the land cif-Old around
Cape Horn. But this is not the worst.; he took
with him a female not his wife. Injtimd and,
maddened, the wife has started after her recreant
lord ; not from love, but from hate ; not to reCOV:
or possession of her absconding husband, but to
administer to him a deserved chastisement; not
to take him back, but to shoot him, and his. cam.
panion. Wind, weather and steam permitting,..-
the lady will reach California some time
vance of her absconding mate. He doubly = '
donb 3
be rather sarprised to meet her ladyship on the.
California holding, and unless sea sickness shakes'
the wrath out of her, theineetin4 will not be end
of the most conjugal that can be imigket:"
BILEACII OF MANNERS C017,8113.1YER As A Cold.-
PLIME.TF.—The San Francisco Sun tolls the folz.
lowing: " A young gentleman was standing on
Merchant street, when a lady, attended 'hy Ilo#
husband, stepped fronithe door of the
ton market„ and hesitated On the pavement' for
a few moment's as if untertain which direction
to pursue.' Fascinated 15 , her great beauty; - the
young man gazed upon her with a flied state.
By chance she met his gaze; and disetiveiiiig
something unusual in it, made it a subjegt
mark to her lord. That indignant individual ap
proached the offending admirer, anetiddresitid
him rather savagely, and asked him "what lid
meant by his rudeness." "Pardon mb,"thif
gallant, recovering from his fit of abstraetion'i
- I intended no offenCO:' There Is a loveliness
about the lady's face that would intosicate' - an
ancliorite,4nd I was lost in. 'admiration of itr
" All right," replied the satisfied,Bertedict;:-";It
you'll remain here till I escort Susan home, r
return and stand treat for your good opiniMi of my
wife."
PitATETt was not invented; it was born with tha
first sigh; the first joy, the first eorrowoUthe
human heart ; or rather man was born to prity - ;
to glorify God, or to implore him was his ardy
mission here below ; all else .perishes before him
or with him ; but the 'Cry of glorYlnr Admira
tion, or of love which to: raises towards the
Creator, does not perish on his passing ft...meth°
earth ; it re-ascends, it re,oandsfmnytqatomp,in
the ear of the Almight,v. ,.. like the reflection of his
own magnificence, it in the only thing in man
which is wholly divine i and which he ean.-oz=
hale withpY told Iwide in an lionutg , o to .111 in tt
whom.hoticge A lette i§ due cho
eternal 'bet 1 , .,.---4rirerPtiae ,
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fi;t#l4.9t wei thi3Ofiv:s. Or, Oetobo 1.1335, it:papa:dein out*
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