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PITTSBURGH HORNING POST.
M•na,d and initLii i e,;;y= ? 4 l .: . i.S : Und , ;s encep(ed,)
BY 41ILLITORE Q. 31.034G01it ERN',
LS TY3 hOZTGIATLEI mum* OF WOOD iND 'Mg OFRWITI.
111RMS.—Zicu ,DollmAypax. mr4lo,strictly In,advnuce..
Six DoMA Intatiabirtetihited it net paid Mithin the yeaf.
4 Single copies, Two Crees—for sale at the counter in
the Office, andlig the Nowa Bop.
VIE SATURDAY, MORNING POST
Published :VonailisrALMa Oleo, ,04,n large blantrt sire
meet, id. WO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies,
k the Cincis.
Slir. No papar4lll , beedlscontinued, (unless at the discre,
Coo of the Proprietors,) until all nrrenroges are paid.
4i3r• No ertentioirirebtiticilti to aitY order 'Walesa' =ow
-1'1'6°14,1 WI MnaPY, Or sathsfartorY relSrereco tfais
Connected with the Establishment at the Morning
Yost is one of tho larvist JOB PRINTING OFFICES in the
city, where ell"ldinLi `Work to done on the slit:neat notice,
rid most reasonable terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
D 0 B ERT 'C. 'G. - SPROUL, Attorney and
.I.ll,o3aawitor nt 14y,orl1qo No.— Fourth EitroA,Pitts•
decll.•l7.
TAMES - -"A. LOWRIE, Attorney nt Law,
ty officit4oiirt.h . atria, Pittsburgh. between Smithneld and
Cherry "
TCaIsrBARTON, Attorney and Counsellor.
ei at Law, alba, curner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts
burgh. }es29
SAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Fourth ntrrt, Pittsburg IL, fouljt dour [Arm Mr. Rody
l'ntterien's Livery Stable.
PATRICK MrKENNA, Alderman of Third
Ward, elfice corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly
..upied by Alderman Letris,) vhere all business pertaining
t 'MPee of Alderman and Justice of the Peace tall be
promptly attended to. feblalm
Tj" iilL.,Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
3_l_ • • w. Biddlo, No. 14 Smithfield street.
.0-4.0t110e hours from 8 till o'clock, and from S to 5 o'clock
reblkly
_
JSCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
. mist. of Market.
.15 1 rOlfzehoura from 0 o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P.
decaty
BUSINESS CARDS
TOHN , bIOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocer and
Coreirdattoolkieldutt, l tur the sale of PIG METAL and
and:MODVOC generally, No. 27 Wood street,
rtaskirats sp24
,v,..-2,21 =LER. RILICETSON, Pittsburgh_
MILLERSr. RICKETSON, Wholesale Gro
cersjrnportera of BRANDIES, WINES and SEXIAM,
row 172 andl74, 'corner of Irwin and 'Liberty streets, Pitts
.nra,h, Nails,Ootten Yarns, &c constantly on hand.
.ir2o
& CO., Manufacturers of M'Koe's
1J • ~ Pennkridraniu Mafia, all biZOS of Window Glum, Extra
PoubluEtrongth, ladoliatt Crows and Ruby vials, Flasks,
Fickle-mid Pretierve Jars; Wino, Porter and Mineral Bottles;
Telegraphic and Idg,litaing•Ead Insulators. •
2G.• Second, Wawa Wood and Market streets, Pittb
alga, Pa , but a abort dlstanco trees the atearuhost landing,
sad from Monongahela House, St. Charles and City Hotel.
Apr 21
M=ii
EDVARD DITIMIDGE. IMMIX L RAGNVAI.T.
ItLING, ROBERTSON & CO., Mann
tactnror3 of Cot, Premed and Plain Flint ULASSWARE,
o aroltonse No. 17 WOOl.l lorret, c.rner of Front, Nttxtnargla.
0-Z- All abet- lands of Masatraro and Viindolv Glass, at
love Mattel prices.
EDLIE Successors to Mulvany
L A I LoaHo, yulnufacturern of Cut, Sloulled and Plain
lint and Fancy Colored GLASSIVAKE, and dealers in all
!ands of Window Glass, Fins - I.N, Vials and Ilottlev. Wu.nr
ou.o co - net of Hark:.: rind ritrreis,
D EMOV AL.—C. I lIMSEN, Manufacturer
1...1k. of every v.siety of VIALS, IaYITLLS and WINDOW
t inack. Porter, Wine and Claret Battles; 'veniljohns
P.Jti t..heir , 3l; ulna, l:List in every vuiety. Viarehottso
104 ~ ..ccond and 133 First etreat, PlM:burgh. ruh'2.•
FDItAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
in COUNTRY PRODUCE, offers far sale a ern'.,
ett,it of C.ROCERIP- , 3, selected for family cm':+. Spiere of
every v.:rimy Red the puns:, quality ground at his Steam
`llll, ALto, }hied Fruits. Vorwign end Datoestir ProOttee
tl:en hi eictratute for merchandise.
P.- D. hat procured a fall toe:ortment of Landreth's
ranteKl GARDEN tih.ls.DS, and invites the attention of all he
.err-tted. in rural affairs. javi 1
Co).llrissrol , ; ITOUF. 4 _II—The
Imre opened a lii ute for the alma purpute, at No. 1:
withfi •}d hart}, hell . (1,...tee alvtre ;be Mono:Iv - Aida Iletts,
rio purrAase. at receive on carauthelett for sale, one.
ee4onrenes of FLOUR. BADON. CORN, °ATV,
11.A1tLAIW, frU.A.S.S. DAI:f.D
upon whirls we rill motto of ourrlnte• at the best
merhei rates lot tomb. atorti) Alit Flt A 01.
V. A .t . .. tiLleti • Rh hAe..1.1... 1 .1... .1 Eta Ntl - t.
F XGLISII 111 CI I Aft %SON, roma rdiug
, . ,
p”,.1
1.1: - -11, BACON :Ind OIL. noEl PR; AIM - % gru,alls War,
forw , e) occupied Earl:rah:a o Inglinon. N... lln
11.tirt and 150Y:rat stre,t, Pitta'airgh, folk
,"u<TNr: 1,1 . . .1. :.er 0 dh.
'IIY "L LCE CO.. Wholesale, (7, rockr:
4:1.1 Cow 'lootant., i10a1.3
,m,nur2,l: .11.3311:fa:turc0. No. S -t, Wittin
Front sLreiit.a, anis
TOl-1 N \Y. LE It )., i'orwarding anti
• eQuami , kion dc.der3 in all kinds of PITT:: •
;• • ItO I UPACTCIin, PIPE ad E111:171
[7 Prop! street. PittAnn,;;l ftops
•
11.NRY 11. CO I. I, IN S, Vorwnrding and
panneeiszion Ilerthant, nod whole:sato Stator In 11811,
CO I 81. - ?r1;.9. grorrallj
Wood Recent, Pittsburgh. mar 6
RL. ALLAN. 'wholesale dealer in Voreigii
.
WINES. BRAN Dll4B. SFY:AIer', old `lnnonr,ahrls
Nye VetteißY. or.; elv,. PFIRJ FTINO Drs . rt LLER,
S timed serer'. Pitbhurgie.
I.7ines. ftrandien. (Sins Cordials, „Tamales Spirits, Bt, Croix
nod Yew Crn61.,.0d Rom. Cl.erne• Limempagues„ Scotch Mo.
Loudon Brown stout Irish, Rath, Bourbon, Old Mouongz.
:ink, Rye and Itertlfled Vibtelty; Apple. Petrie, Wild Charr3
exd Blackberry Brantlim: impomort nad
Principe Emg.erst Urlf-Bro . .xinle sued Cumulus. Segos: alt at
c each los, prem. us to chsilongo competatien, Foocy Bar
re , d Lobellal Bottles of every Style, and DeMejobnit or
I respectfully Invite au examination of my cloak, eat
No. S Cirosi street, Pittoteurgb.ap3:ly
WILLIAM CURB,. Sz, CO., (William Carr.
Leo' of the fume or .1. Parke, L 17110103111) 6114
~r11:71Enl dealer, in Foreign WINKS and B'r. YNDTE..., Old
tlonoo o meho , ',.. an,' Berhfird ChumerrLl
now. Lib..rey evert. Pittsburg', jar,'
. .
TOSF F LEMLNU, successor to L.
00-, collo- of nazi:at sliest and ti o UinsswntL
t• 1.u.1 a iull ~,,,,rtment of Dat%A. MHD_
lel Nr,,s, M.F.I.SICiIs F, Ckil.:STra, PIII:FIJIIF.F.Y, moil mil
. lea rssriniiiiag to his liusiniroi..
l'hisictsa.' aarofally compounded at all
hours- ~. foarY
..011 , VI.I.UNG iviarsa • aalf .
FLT . :KING BROTHERS, anccessors to J.
Kidd & Co-, v'soleaale DRUGGISTS, No. BO Wood streets.
Pittsburgh- Proprietor.' of Di. Illaue's celebrated Venal-
Lirer J4lO
JOHN LEAPT, JR., successor to James Mc-
Gaffey, irbolesalo and retail DITODIST. nod
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, ac., No. 141 'Wood street,
Om, door. below Virgin alley, Pittsburgh. ably
T L. MARSHALL, successor to H. Lee,
. WOOL DEALER. and 00311,1182.101 g httnICIIANT,
No. 139 Liberty street, 'Pittsburgh.
Beferencr-17. Waintock & Bros., Kramer & Gahm, lifur
ph,. Tiernan & Co., 8r0U , 13 A Kirkpatrick.
Pittsburgh, 111ay 24, 1B&. tur2l
T 17. CH_ADWICK, dealer in VeTrtucicy
J_ a 1,4 TOBACCO, BADS and PAPE% he. 149 Wood
atycoi, below 'aril , Pittsburgh. [ ap23ly
iTh"- The highest market price, in cash, paid for Ibiga
vT*Pital. P. ?muumuu-. Joscrii n. HUGIIVi.
WP. MARSHALL & Co., Iraporters and
. dealers is Preach and Awericau Pi PER LUNG
ING:, ho. IC Wood street, Pittsburgh.
gke-Sole agents fur the celebrated man ufacinres of alessra.
bisticourt it Cu, Park:.aug7
D T. C. MORGAN, Bookaellar and Stu
/ B
Holler. Has always 011 hand n general assortment of
figkool, Miscellaneous and Blank Books; PrMiley. Post and
Cap raper, &c.. wholesale end retail, No. 108 lino! same,
Ledo.' Vieth !met, Ade) Pittsburgh.
WA.N I t..III)--Bags and Tanners &Imps. spl'nl)
TOIIti IL I\!ELLOR, Wholesale and Retail
edealer In MUSICAL iNsTRuALKYri;, PIANOS, MUSIC,
SCHOOL WOKS and STATIONERY. No. hl 17ood street
Piu_.burgh. jan
JACOB 51'COLLISTER, liulewile and Re
tan REGAR MANUFACTURER and dealer lu all lauds
vt TODAOOO, SNUFF find -SIXIAII2, No. In 1 , 11 h greet,
Pittsburgh.
tar- Keeps constantly on hand a largo supply of all the
various brands of imperial Bogart. kf.l
.111.1 r T.LTJIr.I. ROBLP.T J. 4..PLIMN.
Eymmt k ANDERSON, (successors to
_LC Joann Rhodes & C 0..) wholoods dealers is FOREIGN
'FRUITS, NUTS, SPICES, (~,i).I4FECTiONART, SRO/Xi%
;AL '3J': trod areet, opposite aio Si- Marie. Hotel, Pit,t:-. 1
;iv=
A DLE, Wholesale and Retail SAD
...L-10 DLE, LEARNT:SS. TRUNK. VALISE mud CAUL T
rIAKUTACTURS.I I ; No. lOU tirmi greet, Pittsburgh.
3Yr-3;
iiNTEII.PRISE WORKS. No. 136 Wood
Odell door below Virgin alloy.—BOWN S Tl -
LSI' would call the attention of Sporting men to their lart,o
rmortnioat or OCNS, It !Rl.' and rt:volNlNoYrnts,
tho largest roil hest %alerted stock ever opened io tido mar
ket. tum.dher with a general af.sortmf•n 1. of Hardware, Cutle
ry, *bias and I , lthing Tackle ' all of winch we olTer t.
ca
tow.t possible t .k ,stt or for good
-p up
roved paper. irarl!t
NORTH-WESTERIN POLICE AIiENCY.
No. 89 Washinr,ion street, turner of Dearborn, CHI
CAGO, ILI-ISOIS.
ALLAN PINKERTON D 1101HIVTie.
PINK.E.ItTON di CO. I.PVOIA) choir entire attention to the
transaction of a general detection POLIOII BUSINESS In
the States of Illinois, Wigan:win, Michigan and Indians. -
,ul
BF. SLIOPE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Third
. street. next door to Dispatch Bulklings, thankful for
the very liberal patronage heretofore heotowed upon lone.
liege leave to ask a continuance of the 111=o, m he is now
bettor prepared than ever to furnish his friends and rots
turners with.garnieuts which will insure entire sattsfactiou.
lle.altifiYB.lteeps on hand a large assortment of the latest
els les of 1115TINPS, CASSIBINHES, CLOTHS, Sa, which
he will 'mike to order an the shortest notice, apea r e 3L emade
terms. •
VS I petterA tit : always warranted
0,01 H . y oo ._ WM- D. Y043G,..---...2RANC12 11 .. YOUNrs•
n B. you s cf CO., No. 4g. Southfield
• Inntet., opposite City Hotel, mondani:area:ea CA BI
NET FLIRNITITBE and MAW, of every dcaariPtioa• Ma
terials and workiennstilp warranted.; and 4Sold at reduced
prima. Caro taken, in,pasking for , land and water carriage.
saga
WO (7) DAV El, L' S' AND
CHAIRS, wholesale and totall, ombmcing ever
style Or furniture, to LOSCW4OII, iLlaho,gauy and Walnut, mar
table tor parlors, chamber., and dining rooms; . egoll to any
in New York or Philadelphia, and at lower prim. Every
article , made by band, and warranted.
Cabinet Makers supplied' with an quantity u( FURNI
TURE and MAIM On reasonable terms..
Hotels and Edaindieote Anoietagi at the shorted notice.
1/147•IYarerooms, Not, 77 awn 19 Third street,
fiTTMURGB, Pe
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS. jfi a r in tii
tr,c r
ors of Iroa r flafUng, Irma Vauttp, Vanle Doers, tybid r ,w
°wads, Nos fil-SProad.atreet, and $9 Third rtz.,,,s,
tweeri Woodand.gerket streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.: here on
hand a variety of new patterns Fancy and Plain, snitabin Fv.
all PertleaLar attention paid to enclosing Grave
Ws. JbD bing done at abort notice. aurht
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
TWIN LITTLE, Jr.
ty street, In. just receir
'1100:
tRANDIFS.
Gents Brandy, (very fine,)
Otani Dupuy &On, (super.)
Marta; AVON,
Sazesac.
WIMPS.
Sarciolkk,
liornuii. March h Co., Mad'ra,
Eist India Madeira,
Tobto do
Amontillado Sherry,
Manzanillo de
Table Po
Cooking do
Damn:ring Port,
Pare
Ordinary do
St. Julien Claret,
Malaga Dry,
Do Sweet,
Chataprea,
Anchor,.
Verioaey,
lieldeseek,
Tor.„eiller with all other art
nem.
lablANTOs manufactured by GUIC,IIIOI-
1 INS A SONS, Boston, and for We by
301121 B. MELLON No,- 81 Wood street, -
.bettteen Diamond alley-tad Fourth street.
~., ' ..1. 0 11N•.11. MELLOR is now reciting an entire fresh stock
or
now PIANOFORTES front the zonanbutory of Chicker
ering & Sons, Bo.llon, consisting, of all the various styles of
6,6 y, and 7 %gores,. tro whic h . thernttenticm of purehasent .
respectfully invited. All the PLano•Portes Wm the factory
of tlhicketnag A Sons ere warranted, and sold at Buster ,
JOHN IL MELLOR.
Sole Ageot for CHICKERINO k SONS, for Pfttsburgi, 11,1
Wooderu Pennsylvania. notl4
MIMEO fiTILOWi '
NIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the aunt of facilitlm for transporting
k'reigiits to and from the Eastern Cities, via Pennsylvania
(anal and Railroads, spihave increased our }Who( Boats,
Cc., on same, to a DOUBLE DAILY' LINE, which gives us a
capacity of over 1500 tone per month each way.
We assure our friends, and tins° disposed to patronbe the
St a t e improvements,-them %%411 ho nothing spared on on:
part to render gvnexid tAtibeactlon an lorwording Eastern
and Weatcru Freights with promptitude and desimtcli.
KIEL` hIPTCIIEL.ti
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Bu.
.1.2.•0111.1244:11. A Tr...Tsui:fa
.kroltaiN =EU!Mott
y GILLESPIE 00., Looking GinaManafartrarerr,
end dealers in Lootini Ola.v. Plate, PI ice En
grariugs, Combs and Fanny Gooda, Wood tamer. 1i:1:
burgh.
On baud and rim& to order, Gilt Pier and Mantle
Mahogany, Roam:vocal, Walnut nod Gilt Frame", or Mould
ot every dmeription.
43-Steamboat °Aim Decoraterl and Gilt. f ert4
JOSEPH J. 171,01.
'ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
LL at, third door below Virgin alley,—BONN & TETLEY
would call the attention of Sporting men to thwr large no-
Nortment ur GUNS. RIFLIS nml ItEvoLvvin PISTOL&
the largest and beat selected - stock ewer opened in [hie mue
together with a general assortment of HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISHING. TAJOK LB, all of which tin
offer at the lowest posillhie prices to cash pareimeera. or for
aPPrlocff War) marlS
371 A. sw, Wholet,ale and Retail
iLER
. Dealer in Furnaces, Range, Stoves, Tin, Iron nod
llotwekeepars' flarthirue, Tinnere' hinchinee and Tools, rib
.Plate, Sheet iron, Wire lima, &e, Ac.. 21 North Second
«Nem topposit• Buehler's Hotel.) ILARRISTURO.
eap24ll:lni
JWHITE, VI:I4:VA 3: - BLIND MANIA
rre hi, 1.-a11 1, A• al,.
altd herIILI \ll 31 1 0% r Ve I• xi
No. CS k'tfth edited, Ilenti Litt, rUnt Ufht e. I,,troott ea..
Smithfield, A.:lntro he be, an ereurtroom of 1.111 , i/1 , . trteatod
‘7ltll plath and Lltley V;ure.1..41 .10.1 ?elk Trtratemel. dna ,
vrollerod to nay arde. to his lie+ un to , st o
;torte,. Hie teork is o-erl Anttol ta o lit ista..
- rofuud.Nl.
Oft_ Old Blitas rap:drat'. Vlest, t'ir^ tam fanft n.
rau't I n, :peat in wuriourattaktil.. ma; I a
- ‘l .- Ew(()Acji AND ;'Alliti - AC:E
1111 C ;oc.
li , htet , and Denman strrata, Allegheny t would reoiseit
hills inform door &omit. ,ito gaintl,ll7, that Ono
has* cowmen/mil tiro itimmfocttiro of CAlthlAtili.S., liA
I,OCKS NV A I I S. OLEIC lin and l JIA
RIOTS. in all their serums sty' of proportioa
Up_ All order. win Ni .th WI. tits
lwauty of i. 6.11. 12L-patr. a II 9 0,. L . L., attend, L„
on 1110 1130.4 rrannria . kill berms. Ultmg all their ‘" LIIL•
!At La-lorp taalo. mu. L t.tu t.ILL.3. 1,1
all wl.v. furor tlo o cill.ta then pltral , likgs,
'Lorre tly ”01t al L. trial of tiselr 11C11 17, 4.
I.nrchaarrs ere r,401 , t•- • l g:1 v. as a call, ix•fL_L:LL .04.0
eausiug elsculteuv. uctanly
_
S. CUD LOU 'I tit'', I. .sTril . r.npuir ALDI.I,.
PITTSBURGH nACTOY--131c
x
U 1.017 1 C0.,C0 , .01 • to B:4, St ic. Loa
oluatl error Wood etto,L, Pittsburgh —CABILI Atr L.:,
t:' , )Al 11ES, PIIA BUkit; 11 .t, au.l ,t descriptor!)
ur VA.\ CY V.ELLICLL:i twit to onto, et I I 8et0 , 40.,1 to a
tassurpasPell for 1,...3ty of vlev.utce of
aid of worli.ruarashitt told tiornlAlety of ototortal..
(120. R. NV RITE & C0.. - 7Ro. 59 Market
vtr,—, lotonti, on coni idler :.111NDAY. November 26,
etro.o out thetr prr teat 6P),IL vI CLO4.IcF., ..!IA" owl
"FANCY SILKS et greutly roduasl prl r ..
It being .heir intention to enlarge EA Imprvre
tiloir Store. int 11.7 to mato more room for tide tan... Ala tLd.
busineea mad di.dudg to do to ldaoslistel;.. they rltnt ;4 •
clear out the block ou band at /0.1 PI ira.stib! .
1.1011.4,1110
WIL.LI AA! g. I.IA YEN -Thr
trn EsvaL.l.l2Mrr, (Intl Jnbnstr , • 6 Storktoo,,
BLANK 8008 and STATIONKRY trAttrltenJ'F'. ia prt
par.! W ea.r.f.tttin esery at)la of Lev, , i,
AU.] t.te-3.l.thost JCB IrRINTINI • ard k CISDI NI:. and
in. - ul_lll every arlivin in Ilan Pa.iacr and billion
ary nt tba 6Loitnt noon no , ' on :1,,
terl.llz.
gm_ Blank Book and Btot tone, y IV , P. ;Cl
aud took Bitak.ry. cornet of Market end Setotafeti. I
D ICIIARD C. BOCKING, !ilanufacturnr of
Gilt, SICIVM, Maas and Bronze LOGE ING-OLASS,
eutrrnArr suil PICTURE FRAMES. Plato and Ornamented,
No. :LI Et Clair Area AU kinds of Courposition Ornat-tents,
St.fllllkab, &C. An kinds of Gilding and it
t
order. Gilt Mouldings far. Frannie., r.lrulesale sod regal.
Varnish for Oil Paintings, Engraving* and Lithograph;, fur
e 2 P`•
1)3,.. Impaired or defaced Oil Paintings restored In the beat
mat:later.
-•--
All Frames and 11Intddinge manufactured in this r—
tablialunent may be cleaned, without Injury. wit:, soap and
crater. Call and tos- No. 21 Ot. Clair street, Pitts
TOWN GROUTT, Importer of BRANDIES,
GLN. WINES, ik.c. Dealer in arm Old Doemusubitle
vy, Feasts Strand,. it:c. Also, }Uteri - FY[IW ehrrn-
L comer of Smithfield and Front streets, Pittsburgh.
siO2
HOMAS OLTVSR, 84 PALE, HARNENS A?.
TRUNK ZINTFACTUILEIS, No. 4 St. Char 4441..1,
Pittsburgh.
ISt- lions° Clothsuz. Whir, Epurst [os-tb
To4bIILLIKEN :f. 00. leave uu hiuul, at
. their extensive CAI3IN ET sod CHAIR NIA 194.: YAC-
Y. No. 64 Brettlineld street. a large av+ortment ~f Vaitcy
nod Plain Furniture, which they will sell 13 Ivr rent. law,
thee customary rates. Terms, colli only. ider2.7:y
fiIIARLES BARNETT, ITOR , E FilloFi AND
Vlt BLACKSMITH, has erected a new nod coinmodanis
limit Blum on CITENRY ALLEY, between Third and Fourth
btreot_ , , whose Le is pFeparud lo du all verk iu hr. hue with
the 'utmost promptitude. Maio% had kink esio.dencn t,4
the Inines., he respectfully tolfeit+ the patrnita;r .1 hie old
customer, awl the public generally. )021
T A3IEB MELLINGER, Nlonongalieht Pla
ty uhig M 11, ruuld reepectiblly inform hi, rrLonde glad the
the public that 116 now ectablistauout is uovt iu full opero
tion, oud that he Is Itruintrod to Paroloth Boat °atoll., nod fill
mini" for PLANED LVIDPII, tlith prvtoptoras. anti at
lowent Tates.
Board and Plank, pinned on ono or both men.. ermstantly
o 4 hand.
Soob, Doors dud Mouldings, of every description, tondo to
order.
Irt,_ Blinders and Carpenters would fi nd it to their adv..-
tat., to give htm a call, as be. min now furnish then. with
Blazed Stuff, Ruttablo (or every dalscriptiun of wort:.
WILSON, corner of Market anti Fourth
streets, keeps the largest stock of WATCHES, FINE.
EITELRY, &c, to be found in Western Pennsylvania.
long expetionce, established reputation and moderate charger
present the highest inducements why ;hoe. in want of a
good Watch, or other articles in his line, /should give luta no
opportunity to serve them.
py Flue Watch Repairing done promptly and in the brat
nianuer. nov•26
,JAlllas t 11,4t1.1.
• 11101 LAKELY & R m
IGHEY, Itt, ESTATE Brta
ji Kiss, coiner of Seventh and Smithfield 6treatt, Pitts
', burgh.
, .
Farms. afIIII3CS, 1.40t.13, 91111 A. Furnacos, Lc. A-c, bought and
jsaid ou courabssion; Land Vratriults bought. ewlci and li-o
-ted ; Butt,, Bonds and Not negotiated. I^.puctal stuintiou
! given to subdividing FurraF, au d disposing of Ilea,. Terms
1 rwleouoblo. nor':lA-Lox
WIG MANUFACTORY—Met, ItF,'NTEIt,
dOOlll from tbe AIIII.IIICI, omoeite. the Collector'.
Offie/3, Alleglienf City, in prepared to fill order. for WlOB,
and alit:bide of ORKAtENNTAL HAIR WORK. The beet
quality of material ls fund-abet); end eutira mattsfietlou guar
ouMed. usylsmitwly
riULTON CAA WORKS,FOUNDRY AN!)
MACWINE 811.0 P, SANDLMAY, Onto.—The subscriber
having moved into his WM Works, recently erected, cornor
of Vater, WlXottinagh auttYtheltly streets, le prepared to coo
trod for and execute all orders for Passenger, Baggago,
Post-Office, Rouse Freight, Platform, Gravel, Hann and all
other clescripthme of CABS.
Also, for STEAM ENGIN-WM ell sizes, G EASING. RAU,
ROAD CASTINGS of all .deSeriptions, and all other work
appertaining to a Foundry and Mashino Shop.
'f he Foremen of this different departments are scientific
and pr.aejectl mon—mostly from Eastern ittrumfactorine—
who keep, themselves informed and adopt ail valuable mad
/ improvement& frinyLktf . i 7. W.__WETHFX3II..L.
C. curutrers.,;.n. 0. tUR8(1....W. a_ WOODWARD.
AMERICAN PAPIER MACRE MAW
FACTIMINO COMPANY, Na 78 Seeioud street. Mts.
bar7,ll, manufactottirs of PAYIBB MACRB ORNAMENTS
for Churches, Mouses, SteantDoide, de..• Mirror and Victory
Frames, Window and Door Made, BAckets, Trteises, Cor
nices. Ventilators and Centre-Pieces fora Collinga, Rosettes
and Mcioldicias of every desoilption, si nd deaign, cheaper
and warranted more ,arable than any other article now in
use.
NE . Onion executed on the eliortost notice.
N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Builders is especially di
noted to this article, on account of its light weight.
CULTMINB, TONNE;
. .
.1. B. JNI!! ~, Is•••r•—•••—•2•• rang.
TON B 8 di DENNY. Forataratig tad Comailimion Unr
oll she 61 WaterslostPlittaburgh. [ft,el9
for- and Coal
g 3 airs, rause° by [deal Ii.ENST'IL commis.
INFANTS' FANCY TEATS ANT) CAPS, at
9/ Wood meet. ids]J. WILSON SON.
VittOm
Agent, No. 201 Libel--
.1 tire following very ,euiee Sr-
I Julia Icp,
Santa' Cruz.
0 I N
Bop, et,
London Cordial,
schnapps.
antherlidd's ilcotch Ale,
Barclay's London Porter,
Wad Micro . Broioy,
Absinthe,
turrethe,
Cu . racca,
Sardines,
Mocha and Jars,
Young Flys and Black Tear,
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Hastens Cigars, f
'1,110115 brands,
Old lionougntela Whisky, of
all grndes.
ides connected with the Logi
mratdaw
No, 78 Secolint street, between Wood and Market,
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, • DECEMBER 11, 1855.
FOR SALE ND TO LET
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AND LBASE.—The following valuable property, situ-
MO in the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
sod other additional Real Relate In different pane of the
Western country, Is now offered for sale, or lease fur a long
train of years, ou reasonable terms.
The City Lots, from the nature of the grades, and width of
the streets, and avenues running through them, according to
Mr. Mellott le's celebrated City*Distrier l'ian, and from their
position, will soon become the finest parts or this city.
Persons front a distance wishing to make investments of
r :Wird in mannfactines, will Mai this the host property in
or ;oar tins city for the purpose. It to trteversod by two
Railroads, arid hos also ..11 tile etielVell/eLe.O of the Allegheny
river. on which it t• situated, which will aerate al all times
abundant supplis , of coal. Iron and lumber, at the Clieafieigt
I ates.
Ta:n.9 , ill I, one-fourth In hand. and the hal
I/CO equal Waal payments in six yearn, properly secured
with in tt•rest'pavaide sernl.aunnally.
Forty-tune Luta fronting on the Allghene aver, in CIO
Ninth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, 24 feet by 217 feet in
depth to Duller street, 4EO f4ad. cede.)
Fifty Lots on Better stree,l4 in the Ninth Ward, 24 feet by
120 (eel in depth to Spence alloy, (24 feet wide.)
FOrty.eight Lots fronting on Small:man street. (lb feet
wide,) each leaving a front of 23 feet and depth of 120 feet
to Spence alley.
Farty-seven Lots opposite the above, on Smallruan etroet,
cAch having a front of 24 feet by 193 to depth to Mulberry
4'lllly-ono Lots on Penn street, 24 feet in front by 130 feet
in dant', to Mulberry alloy.
Ft:ply-six Lots opposite the above, each having a front of
21 test by 100 leg in depth to Spring alloy.
Twenty-five Lots on Liberty , street, each having 24 feet by
100 feet in depth to Spring alley. .
Sittoeu Lots ou Fergus...o street, adjoining the outer depot
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of different iiimetie
&inns.
Felten lots on die corner of Penn and Water streets, 126
fort trout on Penn by 135 foot on Water , of different depth..
A Lot of . ground Send and Try streets, adjoining
Parry A co., Foundry, having a Gout uu Second Street of
S foot, and limning along Try ntreet 120 feet lireenotteh
stroet.
A tot of ground oppealb the above. having a front of 87
feet nu lire.lough atreet, and In depth :XI to lower watia
mark on the Monongahela rivet. with a river from of £5
fnt.
Two Lot, on Third I,llVt, :1 . 1.)0V0 Itus, each a from. of 2t
feet bee Third atreet, SO in depth.
ALIAX:III..:NY CITY . , Pa.
1.3 No. 2h in the Borough plan, on the vorn, t of &LIZ
CouOnou and Water areal, having a front ou Luta Common
of 60 feet by 240 fun in depth to Sandtailty struet.
hot 5 in the Borough phut, ou thu corner ofEast Common
and Oay alloy, having a front ou Boot CAM:float) and (lay alloy
Of la) fret by NO in Alert)) to SanduAy vtrivt.
Lot No. 82 in the Borough plan. on the evert lleaVec
rolt. having a front of 00 fir: on Bravo,- Mt-el.( by 240 let
to W,linter .tenet.
Intl t 44. in the Annie range abut,, having a font on Bea
ll, ;troll of 110 fe-t by 140 to Wi4,4,
=2MM=I
Fifty I)ne-Ac ,o Lore, or more, no ••tirrethfuld Warm,"
Tuernelim, a.kmining ••thsklanal, ' on the Fourth .treet
!Lad.
N C)IJ NIT
Too hundred mid ievolity-four acre. on I,rr 7 all,nnnn Cro o k
near Ow n f Liwtt
Ttronty arm-, M tiro moat! f tm Krtitituturtsts 1114,--r
STATE 1:•.111ANA.
A trry3 .4 lad. :AlO tu No 141 In Donation I.lL•trv..i
ulaLLi 12 mllev bozo Vinty.l34,4,
,TATF. OF ILLINtrIS
on, I Iwurnnd 1110 11010,41 •rld tsov.t) in
doll.), couut,.
I=ll
To • t I..warri niu.• :L atidrr.l !In,' rrw w J uke.,,
Wanly
F..r I lane and riwcitictittoti. of all tiro I,—;:otrig lut
appk% to Ow sulu - ritpu, or .11 , 1,%1 PittAltura:, I:I
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coo 1 .1.01.1 .4' Jul , `SL.:.
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to rytur. tt 11 , 11 Ls..cltaisuol and
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1_1 , 41 sfror y:: r• .r.. alreei s'•••• m. 1.1 or Liu. is, and
I e r..ul lea.liug to Item • ttl. laent,
/4...Ler 111 , 1, . 55 „!
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ill .1.. ..1,11 , ..; rip r • ... .i f.•or n tont• t.
Late live familne., 1,4 tan 01 , ,,.. Retail, awl doer,. of
111.-115 fatOine-4 n.Wit
Any o.to but nt the :oarl.ni.Lc eon , .
Lost .011.1 1 4 1 11. 1.11 11 ) 1 11 0/ . 1 •01. 0, lit. epral4,„ all
.4.0111 - . 1 letn,,ai.n. at Dr.., to urrt• ,o, .1..
.100 oto•tlutri
it. un.. 1140
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applied (dr 11.4" the ?•10111 `lnv 11x , ...• Ido 're ...we a•
larg,s n_q utual ex V-1 le d 1.. 1'
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mr, mot 1,1 4.1,. hn, hrturir ,
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Ar:AI.CARLY. CITY l'itOl'ERTY A f PRIVATE INA LIL
A ALI: 1 11LP. 119I'Al" AND L 7 utt .1•11 ..trtt.
fu, utterly urrtpuAl au flu, I imm4 Wurd Puletx Et-uoul Moue.
Tip L.•-• hudt, *Alt a .Wore
taut • , one Lt Lch, mud Kim , ruin :the buthhug trt iu f ;
..t. Itt.trri strerr, In E.: J-.-p, mud it A
I:4,[tlitt, T.t.ttru. at slettuf.A. tau tug yurptturtu.
"tl.ttm pt ,ty u t. , sold I. uu .use trrut
A f hat vat uttbht ti AI:1.1101;SE AN D 1.01. •t t no:
1,. Cucuta u 1 Wind mud it mut streitt, fl - 1 ut mi
IVutml ritruchum ttloug h rout ittrettt ritt le•q—uuir
vecultietti by Wlll.uitu 11. nuttuu a e Gr., frt. 11.1.1 Lll4lt,
bt.ttft, .k 10) &Luse.
A but— A dftotrul DIY EL I-ING LIOCra: AND IX)r. rt het. ,
the Subscriber resides., No. 5 Pentimyhrmata Avon., with. u
tan rod• of the them Ilonmo. Me lot Co 63 feet frentluts
Pronsyl‘nuia As enue, nu l rAtt,tutu hitt 11/6 feet to t e 3J F•d
alley. The house 1s nearly urAm, rEttitaluith; tee noun., mtith
nil titofier.l Impromertiouta. TIJ. propurty 1.10 , 4% uuly k, 1.
seen. to ltu mdruirt+l, ant. will be meld on mcmvmutuithating
toms. IL Fl. ItICAN
•
Dov I 3:2.. 31 Fifth stree t.
Y Wilit;AFTITSS—Otio of laarrel, at Worvin' Item.
1 . b.z y improved. with trula att.] building.. and !rout
tog ou tito Ohto river. It to offrred at Lunch ices than it,
worth.
Clue hull MI nem on Ow Allegheny river, to Du
nueato iln. otigli, on v. takh et ertlxl a imperior bows•. It
wal be given In ~.I.ctuutv. fir ti owl We.der.rn bind
TWeotr,iglit a res nt Jude, RUH. OUT, 11/.•t t. 010,4 the
car.
f cruuty-threo acre, adjuintug Tom pet normal:,
AD Lhuso 4nr., offursl koupt you out of your
money ; and if thin 110 not Ault you, juit tall anal get my
nmutt 1 Register of Lots and Lands foe sale. On It Moro aro
buvius TIIOIIA-4 ‘iooos,
,x-tat 75 Fourth sow,.
rioAL WORKS FUR SALE--Sixty three
acres o! Lw4, vlth lIS , I of Cool attu-loxi,aud Lho
iw
prVrbmoulM Lkerunti it, up,rutii,i, Said Farm in
sau.ileil ti 10 . ITV, 34 mile,
0444 I.lsupplied int F.triu 'tarn Tviuluai.
arcluird i Mali road, 3410 it,/ .
The tilt, of CAW ui Oyu 1,-et
to t i ti.tlity. Fm furthiii particuliii, apply
NICIPirIiSON 4 PAYNE,
Nu. 538 141,-rt) iiirt rt.
LUING LOT FOR SALE.—A lot 24
1,1 uu WS IF. btnvt, and exl,utling leek 109 h•et 10
I,loalloy. OM l h u L,au part of the lut in a CAW ' W4t
built fur two small lttruntr. Thln lot Iv inn rknirttllln [oration
fora rmatlenct,, and will b t ,01,1
Title good, and clear from incurobriarp. 17nquiro of
CM. Y. fl 1 LI..M0111:,
J 51.2 at LOa offlco of !turning Pont.
T)AR,GAIN OFrERE'D7 .- - F l- 'he undersigned
I_lo offers (or sale SIX LOTS of ground fronting uncut
and toljoiolug the Bolan of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Railroad, in the groriubc oud thriving Borough of
pun, r ug , a UM Lots are 81;4:, !NB iu width by shoot
PA in depth, fronting at Doe end on the Depot., and at the
other on Sinclair street; and Iwo of . them Bouting tot Obeli
uhole length o,i whet streets.
. •
A thp—'ll'. , l) LOTS. 373 fret in widtli, hooting tlin other
sido of th.. D,pot, and to .o.pth 121 ---0()< , of the Lots Imi-dur
ing fpr its whole length on Jerome street
No I...tter property ran bo found. and It will to. sold low.
Part of the pay aunt taken in Sink of tin, Connotlevillo
ltidiroad, if desired. tutu. t. ,ILLMOr.
Office of Ow Nlorning Pont
Pitt.lAirgls, A 11, 1:36.5.--Lthw a
CULL LAIC 1.A.).11 —ll.lb . Cold Lard Inwpp rm uow h.)
twee nt the l'Ahlbltion Room of "NI, F. EATON, Nu. $0
Fuurl ii ntrrtit. The Agutit ut thh. FaLutiloo will 1..43 fouti.l
the] a. 111111 al prvpatvl L. fill uttlorn and wdl tightA fur
It i. nn.•w appro , ,l by Ilium, Will/
11.5 a luaLtor or gnat economy in IigUI.II)g [guru., 104
buras c 01.4 4,1/. arid utak, light.
Lu wale uut of it, and tlio rights fur tkerliory
will IN nuld ritual,. by JOHN W. lIITT,
114i,23:taw &Keit/ of Putsnie.a.
WESTERN LANDS.—We havo arrangements with gen
tlemen of experiouce In the different 'Western Btates,
br which choice lands can ho located at Otivarnainut price.
Verrone desirous of locating lands, either for speculation or
for actual settlement, will And it to their advantage to give
us a calL One of our correspondents in lowa has spout the
lost six weeks in critically examining tits lauds lu that Statr
sultiort to Otl Li y. aud writos us t h at ho has staleetnclm 24
goo acres of choice lauds. . BURBLY hi In ei
sopitilslaw meow Serest!' and Sroithflold streets.
VALUABLE LAND Fat — SALE—Three and s-half acres
of L 4114, eligibly sitpated•on the East j.dbarty Road, op.
pmit. Lk& relations° of -- esriurigltt.Teq. This land Dee
well, nod Is very destruct° either for a family residence, or to
divide into building lots. Price, gl,sao; torms easy.
nov23 8. eUTIIDERT & SON, 63 Market street.
BUILDING LOTS, at vary low prices and on an
commodatfug terms of payment, pleasantly situated no
Chestnut strwit, Lawrenceville, within five minutee' walk of
the Omnibus Station. Mechanics, and nil "IWIL,-45.3ir0t0 of
purchasing a cheap lot, and on rosy tonna, will find the
above "all right.' frrr2ol S. CUTHBERT & SON.
TREOT from the Staffordshire Potteries—
A later arrival of qUEENSWARE, at the old
.t.nd of KPATif . Mlolll[, N 0.122 Wood street, Pit
burgh: • Thll assortment embrace. some new and or •
choice styles of ultltst-Brzakfare,Dining and .13crilet olt
brilliant whiteness, from ono of tim first manuferturers in
England. Also, UUlfied blue and white Iron Stows Ware,
for Hotels; and a very gnaoral and superior variety of all
articles of Mint Wass, and othor warns adapted to the wants
of city ill3lioatualty trade; all of which will bedgsPosed of Ft
low priees: uov.s
, - F . -‘issotisTros• OF PARTNERSHIP.—The partnership
‘.11,;1 formed by the undersigned and JAMES O'NEAL, ht
oar-tying on THE CAMDEN COAL WORKS," under rho
name and style of JONES, O'NEAL & MILLER, is now di.
solved. ISAAC JONES.
Jtkiy nil, 18.55. JOILN D. KILLER.
bble hall for . saleTy
j _.lll uov - 40 31.8,1413. Y H. OOLLINtI.
. .4 ..
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PITTSEURGiI AGENCY OF THE mrNA IN4URANCE
COMPANY, of Hartford, Cont. Chartered. MP. Paid
up Cush Capital, Si Al . with large srirplus securely invest
ed. Semi-annual dividend cf S per cent., July 1, 185.5. .
This Company have been doing an insurance business
nearly a half century—have paid out for property destroyed
by fire under its policies, more than Fifteen Millions of Dot
lass since they commenced business. Its mumal receipts and
present assets (whirls are below) give Indemnity to each
policy-holder of more than two millions of dollars. A policy
of is:morello° Is no better titan brown paper, unless it is in a
Company that will pay is case of loss. It becomes necessary,
therefore, that you know something of the character and
solvency of the institution before you take a policy. Its age,
experience, wash capital—its unioterruptest sutscess for thirty
six yearre—its uniform course of honorable deallog—placeo
the /Etna Insurance Compliny among the first and moat sol
vent institutions of the country. Its premiums ore cash
No premium notes taken—no assessments insole on policy
holders—but all is CASH. If you meet with a loss, make up
your proofs. and in sixty days call and get your money.
'fills es the way wo hare dono business for nearly fort.. ywors.
They continue so audio insurance on Country Steres, Mills
Factories, Dwellings, Barns end all descriptions of property
in town or country, at Nisi rates. Yonr attentiou Invited
to the following lose rates on Country Dwellings, or the
whole term of one, three, or five years.
I year 'years. 5 years
Built of brick or stow,, metal roof,
80 feet from similar risk
Built of brick or stone, shingle roof,
Froano dwellings
ASSETS OF TUB COMPANY, JULY 1, 1855.
Cash in hand, and in Plnerdx. Bank .A 65,00 25
Cosh in hands of Agents- 137,127 81
Keel Estate, uninclunbered— 16,672 05
72 Mortgage Bonds, 0 and 7 per cent_ interest,
payable semi-annually
20 six per cent- State of Virginia Bonds, interest
payable semisannually 20,200 00
b six per cent. State of North Carolina Bonds,
interest payable semi-annually- 5,000 00
10 six per cent. Jersey City Water Bonds, interest
payable seml-aunnally.,...- 10,300 00
b ton per coaL City of 111 Inmate Bonds, lutr, ,,
est pxyable sean-annually ............ 5,150 00
9 coven per cent- income Bonds, interest paydtle
semi-mm=lly .- 8,110 00
Debts due the Company, secured by mortgage.— 5,200 CO
Bill,, receirabte, amply a cored, end payable nt
Bank 6,412 11
500 shares ilartford and Non Hares Railroad
Coogan y 60,300 00
Hartford and Provide-ma IL It., 10 pn,
mot proforma! and guarant... 9,535 00
IL; Bunton and Worcester Railroad 10,053 00
2'o Conuocticatt !Liver ...... 14,000 00
50 ••• Comm:tient River CuinFany 1,2.7,0 00
100 stafford Bank, 3 itustalmentfi paid in.. 3,000 00
Kaglo Bank, Providunco, P... 1 1,930 00
300 • • PlannLx Ban'" llartfan-d, C0nn....-... .13.000 00
300 `• Eathangu Bank, ".
.... 1;,330 00
200 '• Fannon and klrobanirs' Bank, .....
ford, Coon 214000 00
Co:mot:that itiN, Bnl , Hartford-. 0,11.4.• 00
2C. i Hartford Caul, 2.,,400 00
lIIMIMMIM=
I I artford Coon t y Bnuic.
City Busk,
• Colivu Bank, tie, v,,rk
4' liraulway
•• Propl.• , '• Bank.
It. • 11,,noset Bank,
it., • Nin-tinniee 1311.111 L, 11,900 no
Etardi North America, New Tort... 10,500 00
" Ilank of America, 131 , 2.1 CIO
15 , Mini. of It,, Iteiniti X 10,750 00
of the (7midnaniorealtit, . 5,001 00
tat •• Non York I.do liniment , . and Treat
•
r Ynel 114,0e1 nml FIRIJ ai recto
443 Woe tort her infortztailon engulfe at the
“r the Stki ItritAy Morni.ug .
rIIIIE 5.% T•It1 ). \ 1.1 EN IN
11, _on, 41.11, I twalveet.
I o ovinitaf: t , oolwo too for ItittL ton otoi Hof
i'rat Lake it for Gram.-./ Ihat Ihu ott lr Ale alruaily toirraiilv
o. II niiivalutes.l o, h 4/le iur o Ilia: I,4i:frivolo
xtrun,i dminit ti. t.rf mot :urctioor ol
Y AILS. 11ra4r alviar .oi bura oi P rampior
palitiob a riraLli Or ohall
not nva~ auation, bin usU un atnl InlpreVey tinmr nho
may trail iL Tu aciootop'i-13 (hi, ..ttirl•t, iLc Lie.t articles aro
ocluctril vrt (1113‘114.1...i trio. rumlizo and tioraratir : oraivart
oriinnal artlrlco of ingtroctly. ritr.r.rtor prax-rraol.
my n puniiLli,
.rum iorrtgo m1.:,- , Cog inn 1.143,
of Pb Tra.kly Npe4, of the Wori.l. Sketch, of I.lre, ltrrA
tura ioul tiorim.ctod olgoaal mucky Ittirton
Araultut of the' Iraoilocultroi Stock kiatkeLo, and
haul hiciodua uwuur Lb. ouio....uLotna.Lllit
lo I.* ciord.aoll) round In dm
tiaoui rioriiiiraa a viol, ro.tairo--It 4a, Ltaxiti.•
s‘itt.it .41.(1.1 .4• :hp inamoraur :rot Loral),
ant' leorli , al 11,ra I.:collie. 41,1 inu , t have
st, loot!. luirooto rofrablrO, awl, no • r,.ll•Oiorne...
tip. i I ELNIT.J. - anti ott,orilnit. moil, mot able
W talon no . o Locvol A. 11.1 rou• o,a or buoia.t raiiara viol
11,1AcIA-111.itityytata In, of
tot, d rt,-.1 ltd
t it rioFfilt ago! IlUntilL
A cs ,, in, i - nnixibuttiri• in Ihi• I. tyro 11:e aia,ro I),
1,11 - 1:. , •:1 , , arc 1.101,114 ,i( the girtml sirttr, In .ho land
11 . .. LI,. draw f.-1,) i .nd Pt5..41 . 1. nylon Eh. I..at
licr.i> twill. in tn.. laiuntr; undHiltAirl. %Ye
t R.O et. ri. ;author of
• - T6r Uriii,rt.id • . • Miriani.nt on. of
J in.at
p....5,;1; ; A1 „ alu s tmni, of ty,,pertatit. !Pln. 411,4
V. 4,1 Ini,iitions, nails otlwil
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a et the pre.
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of It, usana“..tubill •
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.r I) upon it, that 1a... .n ~ ' , l'd
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lauct....ou, but Malty+ mildly rulyoutting thb !hut
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we regnant tt oo one of the best Memory paper! , to ha found
anywhere. Ito edttorlaln are arrltteu with shady, and o n to
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No. 66 South Third .too t, Philadelphia.
3 Sample numbers bent grotto to an 3 one, when oo
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Joseph White's Carriage Repoo/ 1 4 0 rY•.
OSEPII WHITE, nor carrying °it Lau
n as
in Itts . qmcinu,
anatargtati,) au thu Pittsburgh and tirneashurg
Turp
nilr, near the Tuu Itilo Run, beturmu '
Plust.urgh And Lawn:neer - Lilo, rempoctfully to rite. thopuhlir
t., tLap,a-t max* oreA FIR I All HS. utmorrs, A,. And ho
I.l.lcularty lulonals ge.uileaurn prot.'L•sert, ai.o cue prlro
only a um le.
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Fourteen year, experience in the I.neme. eu.,bk, bier to
piece beihro his rearons the same rholre enllnetion &Tar
: lagt9liCh, eo many yeal, Vail it has been his particular
.4.p.krtutent to soled, from the various and Molt talented
Es.steru inanufeeturte - s. the enemas of he new system Is
ctupplete---the economy of hie arrangements will supply the
lost and 1111111 i Iltshinitable TamanCiarel lit moderate, tuners
Ultencumbered by those heavy expanses. which the mama
decoruting houses of business hos heaped upon the price
o f oein. t owing to term , mm 40.1081 1 ,11 WIIITH will sell,
oil reeds money only, at much leas than the usual priciest.
tkal , "ostriages repaired iu the best manner, nitb delipetth
ruhfedase
POC,LAJIATTON.—By Virtu.. of a precept under the
hands of Wm. IL McClure, Prostdent of the Cour% of
Common Ploaa,in avid for the-FliMx JcallMal Dia or- Of
Pennsylvania, and Justine of %ha Court or Odor ond maul- ,
nor, and General Jail Delivery, to and for said Blstele and
William Bo and Gabriel Adams, ONtirs., Associate Judges I
of the same Courts, in and far the County-of Allegheny, do
col the Gib day of November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight houdivd and fifty-five, and to me directed,
for holding a Court of flyer and Terminer, anti General Tail
Dollvory, at Cho Court Mouse in the. Chty of Pittaburgh, ou
the thurth Monday of Decembor next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Public uotlro is hereby given to all Justices of tho Pea,e,
Coroner and Constables of the county of Allegheny, that
they to, thou and there, in their proper persons, a-n.ll then
rope, records, inquisitions, esarninationv and other reticent
broncos, to do those things which in their respealvm °Mom.
In their behalf, appears to le• done--and also those that will
proeccuto the prcnonors that now Or may he in the jail of
cold comity of All Luny. to lid tben and tlicra to prosecute
against th - em no shall in, just.
(liven under my bowl, in Pittsburgh. this fifth day of Nce
v.•iltbor, In the year of our Lord clue thousand eight hundred
cud Gfty-five, ask 4 of Lilo Conunumvoaltli the Thtli.
lima:tot ROOT PA'PTERSON, Shea Hr.
WCLASSVo—RIIT'S COL LEti E.—No eNtely.
lielunout in tbe Weed 1u tho gam farilltics for teach
hgell the hrugchell
.4LijjrJ) M. NI/ I "AV sktiks u
Mail:was and as Ornamen I'uninan wiriva oldie.
meu and Lady teacher! instructed in alFtlieurnarnental
brooches of the att. A class of Lady Teachers. and young
lediea who are engaged to other &Indira during the week,
meet every Saturday - afternoon from 3 till 6 o'clock..
For terms apply to the Principal
DROOKS & COOPER have just opened fl.
nice assortment of Linen Collars and Sleeves, whlta
bent Conant, Matt do., then Orape eniltire, cln.lii cote ; will continuo to recolvo during tinn weak their third
miPlitY of goods at the Mourning and Boum) Furnishing
Store, No. 75 Market streetnov2o
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TS.—Mrs. E. D4VthSON,
INTER BONN
No. 33 St. Clair street, will upon o largo amorttnent
of FRENCH BONNETS, CAPS, MANTLES and NEEDLE
WORKED GOODS, on THURSDAY ? ,NotOtnbOr 5,.1,84
No. 33 Bt. eltdr etroot. "
IOTTLERS--.lOltN 001/12.7 d:t . O., sat :re, d: :7 Pirilt
ntraet, would respectfully inform the ',labile that they
have constantly on baud nlargoqupply of 13.AREAL41ILUA,
MINERAL NVATEII, ALE and PORTER, of tho bout qnnlity.
The attention of famtlieu is nertierdaily &noted to the
tact thotthey bottto WAINAIGIPP9 •LE to its part& state.
Physicians teCanntiend it to families ou account of its wholo
some and strengthening qualitios. oe13O:ly
FRESH YRIIITS
'2O6 boson Raiairie
200 " .‘
In Imtveir,
100 " " In quartern;
300 drums riga; just recnivrd and for Bain by
R.IYMFB•Q ANDIMAOYAI
E-1000-IbB for male by
FLF.MING gitkri.%
antrao
P
Q A LERAT U casks and boxes in store
sud ior isAlo by [novoo] SPRINGER ILAR-BAUGa.
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PITTSBURGH POST. action. Many days passed in the arrangements
necessary for her plan ; theu it was rumored
- - among the scholars that Mademoiselle Fischer
TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBEII 11. was going away ever so far, and would. never
keep a school again. There was a sale, and all
the furniture and other precious possessions,'
so hardly earned—objects around which were
twined so many tender thoughts and joyful
[From Dickens' Household Holds hopes—were sold and scattered abroad. Every
; ivacteurn. thing, except the arm-chair which she stilt
' Pardon, mademoiselle," answered the visi- called his; that she begged Madame Ferey to
tor, " I have come by his wish. You, perhaps, keep, in case she ever returned. The a s ap-.
know my name—Jean Rivarul—l was Eugene's hers and cap she took with her. Grief—true
comrade for many years." grief. bas strange vagaries. She bid every
"He has often written to MO of you, - return- one adieu quietly, without 'Laving told any
ed she ; " but you have expected to find him too but Madame Ferey whither she was going.
soon—he is not yet come—but he will soon be Some months elapsed, and then Madame Foray
here." received a letter dated from Oran. Coralle had
made her, way through difficulties and disagree-
ablerof all kinds; but she was used to struggles
and hardships and self-reliance. She was now
settled ns Oran, and suppoyting herself ass day
governess among the families of the French of
ficers. She was very kindly treated. Before
leaving Paris she had seen flivarol again,
and
received all the information requisite to find out
the spot sacred to her affections. Each morning,
before the heat of an African day, and before
the toil of her avocation begins, she NRllis. be
yond the walls of the town to kneel and pray by
the side of a retired grave.
The native population by whose dwellings she
pa ses, noticed this young French woman's diur
nal pilgrimage, watched her steps, and discovered
its object..ilt raised her high in their veneration.
One morning an old negro, himself a toiling
servant to Arabs, awaited her coming, and pre
sented her 11 nosegay with these words:
" Moi donor ces flours a yeas car vons bonne."
(Me give you these flowers because you good.)
Any traveler visiting Oran may easily find out
our heroine. She was still toiling on in hope a
few months ago.
The young man leaned his hand on the back of
chair, turned a strange, look at the excited
speaker, Dud then cast his eyes on the ground.
" In truth," continued Coralie, " I thought it
Was him when you entered ; and so," she added,
after a moment's pause, with a sweet smile, "to
speak truly, the sight of you was a disappoint
ment. and I was, perhaps, ungracious to Eugene's
best friend—forgive me! Think, I have been
waiting for this day five years—five weary
years !"
The last few words broke forth with a burst of
long pent-up feeling. Then with more compo
sure she asked,—
" Where did you leave him ?"
To this direct question Rivarol, who wsv still
standing in the middle of the room, murmured
something like " on the road.'
"He will be here to-day, then ?"
"Not to-day, I think—t suppose—that is—as
ho is not here yet."
4 To-morrow ?" persisted Cornfie ;
or evening, do you think ?"
"I cannot tell," said Jean, evidently embar
rassed, and looking very pale. " Pardon, Mad
moiselle, my intrusion—l will take my leave."
Coralie thoughtho was hurt by the ungracious
nes4 of her first reception.
Nay," said she, gruelling, "you most look
on this as Eugene's home. It will be his—ours
in a few days—and his friends will always ho
welcome. See," she went on, " there stands his
arm-chair--I worked the cover myself, and, to
tell you a secret, those slippers, and that smoking
cap are for him. While he, poor fellow, has
been going through toil and danger, it would
have been too bad if I had been idle. I think
Eugene will be pleased with our modest home."
Rivarol threw a hasty glance round the room
which seemed to take in all and everything it
f contained.
etelailued. ile was strongly moved, lni.voico
C 134 husky, and his color wcut-and came. Fix-
tug a look on Coinlie's flushed, • hopeful, expect
ant Line, he rapidly uttered some words about
pressivg husinest, and with ono hasty bow darted
MT .4y.
•' IloaYicu r, lion-tzar tereaaaed Curaite al
ter him, on the I>tair, She had somi net; yu,es
- to 1,3 to hint, tc in what, ezz.ct place ho
had ;eft Eng.•ike, but Muassieur wazi already o ut
of b,..ring.
W . n.a a 6,wry he : I •,,L.O! t v.! Lugene. -
And with tLi., deteruntwtlo!,, the :tr,..ager
Mhmi der thought..., wi.ch returned to their
lee ter Nevet Ate Met ea;liet
ono : eel:Li:my, that her betrothed could not 1. , r
with her hcime next day .
To-uiJrrew !—bow long And yet it felt like
a rencf. Anticipation, long on thestretch, nv the
lutenbuiy desire d uteeriog nea,b, i.ictenge," some
what akin to dread. Sr., the portere,., nho was
uluay.s running up on one pretext or asiother,
and other female neighbors ako--i.ll id remark
ably high npiiit.,--vicie told ticit M. I,egetie
could not arrive before the morrow.
The repeating
tats assurance constantly was
coralio's, uuly conversation with bee humble
tide:ll3llmt nay. tier heart was lull of disquiet,
and when alone she often muttered to herself
..ore of }Salami's epeeche,,, h ar p ing on •• 5v uur
fr,il pour le bon our,.. or counting over her little
treastusis in a dazed sort of way.
Oil the Wednesday following. toward' evening,
Wobinie Foray and her daughter Pauliaie, ono
of Curalie's former pupils, wore sitting together,
talking pleasantly over Coralie's happy pro-pects,
a ring came to the door of the apartment. Mad
rune opened the door herself, and there stood a
figure Fidel' for a few seconds she did not eeog
nisi.. The shrunken height, the stoop which
brought the .honl•lers for‘7aro life two poste.
the shawl a inch hung orver them la a wretched
dangle, the blan.:+e,i sheen and lip, 'he
the preinatnie rine and said In of age—all
' , era the cautiAalsa'ile hop Jt call:may
I,' forloM
• he re Matlamoiselle Coralle 7 - at length 'carat
troth Madame t'erey, in a voice of sorrowing sur
prise. Anal to..ing her by the bred, led her
in silence to a seat by the fireside, and then told
nk
0.,0 of the girls hands in her own, she asked
in a whisper, -W hat bin happened
•-Dead l' said Conine, holding out a faded pa
per to Madame t'ercy, and averting her face as
if the night of it scorched her.
It war. a most touching letter Isom Jean Riv
arol, asking forgiveness for his courage having
failed before the purpose of his visit to her on
the preceding day. At sight of her he had not
the heart to speak ; his tongue had refused to tell
her the fatal tidings. Eugene had fallen in a
akirmish. for whiebffie had velrtnteered only two
cap before the regiment embarked for France.
Jean Ilavarol had been by his side, and received
his last instructions. lie hud caned his friend'a
body within the French lines, and given it Chris
tian burial near Oran. putting up a rude cross.
bearing the name of Coralie a affianced husband,
to mark the place where he lay, with a wreath
of immortelles, to chow that a friend had mourn
ed over that distant grave.
God alone knew that the poor widowed heart
went through, for Ooralie wrestled with her fir'
grief clone; no eye had been allot-Tell to watch
death-throes of haptOho,, What can olio
bay to Lilo bereaved, lint -Lord, wo beseech thee
to have mercy. '
Soot] Madame Forty nod Pauline cried as if
their hearts would break. but Coralie shed no
tear. She sat in a listless attitude, her eyes fr..-
eci on vacancy, as if looking at and seeing only
her own thoughts.
"And when did you get this terrible letter, ray
dear ?" at length asked Madame.
"1 do not know—a long time ago just whoa
1 was expecting him."
Madame Ferey looked up alarmed at this an
swer.
• • mean the day before yesterday," said Cora
lie, making an effort to collect her thoughts.
"The day before yesterday—Monday: An ago
of grief has passed over me since then." And
now, having broken silence, she went on talking . .
"I have lived in him—a love of' so many, many
years—it is vci y herd. may. cay,.ner action of
Inv life, however trifling, not even the:gathering,
flower, hut was done with the thought of him
in my heart. Ile was the rudder of my life.
And so he will be still Fur Madame Ferey, I
have thought tun' thourlit, anti settled it all in
my mind. 1 cannot t main in Paris, to see ever
around me all that I had prepared fur his return
--all I did for him; I should gO mad."
Madame Ferey indeed began to fear she might,
and concurred in the necessity of a removal.
"You feel that," said Coralie, eagerly; "you
are a real friend.';-
, •And wharo would you go ?"
"To Oran." And then Coralie told her plan.
11. was a wild, adventurous scheme, particularly
some years back.
Btu Madame Ferey made no objections, feeling
it better to let the poor girl follow any decision
she had come to Tor herself, and believing that
the difficulties of carrying it into effect would
give time for consideration. In taking this view,
the kind lady underrated the firm will of her pro-
Lege.
Cpralie's aim and ambition was to bring .hack
Eugene's remains to France, and .to My them by
the side of her mother in the cemotry of _Mont
mrirtre. She hail already IPade inquirid; it
would cost three. thousand francs.
" I can perhaps earn as much at Oran, and if
not I can pray by the resting-plum, and mark it
better than by la woodentross,; and at last we
will rest In thb'ganih'rr.riq , e;`eithr'ltt"bey iatitb
France or under the African soil 'where he Mi
lt little matters, so we are together."
That evening the wretched girl left Madame
Forey more calm than she had been eiride the fa
tal news. ' The discussing her
. prOjeet" with a
friend had given it reality. Shelia(' none to,lielp
her in tier ingtnrtes M. preparations: She i'dlt
that she must be up and doing, and, instead 0
indulging in mutual grief, she roused herself to
Na 31:1 Wood ottoet..
A
tf*.;
CORALIE.
' ,mora,ng
Sejuur Wit pour I. bonficur:
(4 home tzuuiv for buppliuro,)
NUMBER 6'2
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
11011 ACE GREELEY SEES DAYLIGHT.
(From Iho New York Tritonnti
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7
I think I see daylight. Should there be no
Speaker to-morrow, a general Anti-Nebraska
caucus will be held in the evening, at which a
candidate for the Speaker will be settled upon,
or the end secured in some other way. The
Pennsybiania delegation, which has been the ho
mediate obstacle to union thus far, at a meeting
this evening resolved to change it, course after
o-inurrow. If the Democrats and Southern
Know Nothings choo.c to elect Fuller to-morrow
they c.,n. After that the opportunity . Will be
lost. We shall have a Speaker on Monday, .and
the message ou Tuesday. H. G.
TUE(' GLAD( PTON -QUESTION--DI ORE CA GeV 38 I N
j Fr, al the Now Yhrk Timel.3
WASHINOTON, Dec. 7.
No despatches have been received announcing.
Grout Btatam's refusal in the redre•:s deManded
in reference to the illicit recruiting. Lord Cla
rendon has made another argument, which uruist
;,e answered before our Government can proceed.
So the Message will not dispose , of the suhject no
anticipated.
Minii:er Wheeler Lad no instructions
.instify
aic hiF recwznition of IYriiker'a government
The , ;.now Yotlimg member; had a caucus
Lt-nnight, which resulted only in a riiir on the
slavery qne Eon, u they determineddo do noth
ing.
The Northwestern Republicans are in consulta
tion to-night at the Capital. Other delegations
by States arc similarly occupied. Tim object of
all i. to ascertain hew the ergAnization car. be
rattily effected.
IFrom the liuml.l.f
LA:SKS-All AN' t' t ”L}:l/GE.
Deetailber,
llankq can count almost 1106C13 enough to elect
him, but not quite.
A meeting of the Americans was called last
night—thirty attended. Walker, of Alabama,
otferrd a resolution, endorsing the twelfth section
and all the :lavery policy. Etheridge, of Ten
nessee, was the first to oppose it, saying he was
willing the northern men should have a spot to
breathe on as well as southerners- Paine, of
North Carolina, opposed it also ; Havens, of !slew
York, doubted its expediency. Walker then
flared up, and said he should reserve to himself
the right to publish the resolutions, with the fact
that they wore presented loan American meeting
add rejected. Paine and others denied Walker's
right to do so. Great excitement followed. Buf
fington, of 'llassachusetts, Deane, of Connecticut,
and others, withdrew in disgust. Humphrey
Marshall said he had not been put up to be treat
ed as he had been, and that very litter whipper
snapper from the North bad run up his flag for
the place ; that he was put up to be beaten by
Richardson, and to drive the black republicans
over to Richardson's support. It was proposed
to nominate a candidate whom the black republi
cans could not support. As they came out.
Whitney, of New Turk, declared the whole thing
d d farce.
Fuller is represented to have promised the
American members from Maryland that he would
organize certain committees by the appointment
of national men. They wanted the names men
tioned, which he mimed to give. lie also is said
to have promised Caruthers and Oliver that he
would vote for the admission of Kansas as a slave
state, if she applied for admission as such.
WASTAINGTOE, December 8
TI I I RTY-TIIIRD VOTE.
73 Zollieoffer
100 Pennington
Richardson
Ranks
30 Scattering
Upon the announcement of the of the
thirty-third vote the House adjourned.
Immediately after the adjournment, Mr. Cum
hach gave notice that the anti-Nebraska nun
would hold a meeting in the hall this (Saturday)
evening.
Voicus—Anti-Nebraska meeting : What kind
of a meeting M ;hat (Laughter.)
The members voted on the last ballot as fol
lous:--
FOR Mu. ItiRILAILDSON.—Messrs. Aiken, Allen,
Barclay, Barksdale, Ball, Bocock, Bowl; Boyce,
Branch, Brooks, Bennett, of N. Y., Bennett., of
Miss., Cadwallader, Caruthers, Caskie, Cling
man, Cobb of Pa. Cobb of Ala., Craig; Craw
ford, Denver, Dawdell, Edmundson,
PauTknor, FlOrence,, Fuller of Me., Graves,
Goode, Greenwood, Hall of lowa, Harris of Ala:,
Hickman, Harris of 111., Herbert, Houston, Jew
ett; Jones of Tenn., Jones of Penn., Keitt;Bid
well, Keir, Letcher, Lumpkin, Mar-41101 of 111.,
Max Well, McMullen, McQueen. Miller of Ind.,
Milson, Oliver of Mu., Orr, Peck; Phelps, Pow
ell,
Quitman, Radio, Sandridge, Savage, Seward, '
Shorter, Smith of Tenn., Stephens, Stewart,
Talbot, Taylor, Vail, Warner, Watkins, Wells,.
Winslow, Wright of Tenn.
Fun Ma. IiANKR.--Messrs. Albright; Allison, '
Barbour, Henry-Bennett, Benson;Billittglitu•st,
Bingham, Bishop, Bliss, Bradshwv, Brenton, •
Buffington, Burlingame, Comphdll, of Pennsyl
vania, Caniphell of Ohio, Chaffee, Clark, of Con
necticut, Colfax, Conins, Covode, Crag . .m; Cuot
back, Don:troll, 'Davis, of Massechusetts,
Dean, be Witt, Dick, Dodd. Dixon, Durfee„
words, Emire, Flager, Galloway ; Giddings;
bort, Granger,- Grow, Hall, of . Massachusetts,
Harlan,• Holloway, Horton, of Neei York, Hor
ton, of Ohio, Howard; Hugbstou, Kelsey, ,Icing,
Knapp, Knight, Knowlton, Knox, Leiter; Mace,
Mattison, McCarty, Meacham, Miller, of New
York, Morgan, Morrill, Mott,'Murray, Nichols,
Norton, Parker, Pelton, Perry, Pettit, Pike,
Pringle, l'urviance, Ritchie, Robbins, Roberts,
Robison, Saban, Sage, Sapp, Sherman, Simmons; .
Spinner, Stanton, Stranalnui, Tappan,.Thering
ton, Thurston, Todd, Tr:Alton, Wade, Wakeman,
Walbridge, Waldron, Wasldume, of Wisconsin,
Washburn; 11l nois, IVachburne, of Maine,
Watson, Welch, Wood, Woodruff, and Wood
worth,.
Fon Mn. Fut,Lna--MessTs. Gall, Bayard,
Clark, Cullsn, Davis, of W., Ecti9, ,Fost.4.; Ear,
ris, of. slid-, „11904894, Ilaven,ll9.ffinit,N Renuett,
si n di e y, Marshall, of Kontucky,„3oWard,
Pearce, Porter, Puryear, Ready, Iticaltd; Valk,
Whitney and Zollikoffer.
.•
Scattering 19.
( From the Snuday Iferahl.]
oUR SPteln D'ESPATCHES
WEIO WILL BY. SPEAKER'? BANKS' GFIAKCE GOOD,
BUT_ YEIgNDS PURE—IVRY,
CAVCI.IBBING—EBB.AII,I:ATION OF TUE NATIONAL
KNOW NOTIIINOA, ETC.
• ' WASILIFIGTON:DOC. 8, 1855,
• Th e elx iteruent this evening runs high:
hanks. friends are sanguine of success. Tfi ' d
s ap , f he cannot be elected by a majority he may
"*". "..•7 4 e
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.....ctir..ar.~.. , .,^.Cs['ilt^.:._ - .2'i'tn:u4~o~•a:.r3...k+iii_:£k-;gr"d" r EX?list~.:'"L,A?':;'P7?
RATES OF ADVER,TISE%-, , ,-.
_
AGREED ON fly THE PITTgISUROJI PRPAS
risaf tuts ay.nocvinut, .:=4l.
One square, ono . ..
Do. each athlittanal hasirtion . .
Do. - ono week •
Dor —
Do. three " ; t ar4 00
Do. 000 month • •") L '" 500
Do. two months
Do. " [taro months i 0 , 00 ••
Do. rod months. "
Da six month? ' GO' " - -
De. ono year.,
Standin Card, et" lines or lens, per
ClLLNOWL.l2,#:ll , 4Bt.r.fi n : r ..„, ,
One square, per annum, (exclusiTnat
Marriage notices, 50 cents; Death -naoice,s4
he by a plurality. The :same vote im
will be east for him that he received on 'th e,last.
ballot to-day. He • may, possibly, run pp to one
htuadred and five—that 1 am satimfted-vtill he the
extent.
Mr. Falter's friends—Alrty ut istniaberarcr
determined to adhere to iiii i until the Mayen
votes more to-day would linie4ectired. Tl4lte .
election.
There was a meeting calledef anti-breli
'rakta"
members at the Capitol this evening, and...after
assembling a motion. viaamade .to:ndiuLtrur: 7415 t . ,• ;
'was carried, and they separated without aecent-., . •
plishing anything. FaTier'siriends had a' .pro
traded caucus,......thie. ereenin - .010,-..ettnteiltt:the
CODCIUBiOII, they would.A.lnd by 4-m-74 1 ?Aise #vair
expression—until the fourth of March. ,
There will be some 'huge mantinvoringrbitween
this and Monday. If- Vuller , S friends ',defeat ' 1
Banks, look out for breakers.•
I understand the national Know Nothitwk-tle^
cidedly prefer Orr, Cobb or Itiehart lB 9 ll l'l°, a
Malsachusetti man ; and I should not- be'ur- --
prii,ed' if, worst come to , worst, they Viittla-.44 1
port either ofillienbove gentlemen in preference ,
to Banks. There are some who, insist that a_new
man will be sprung ; upon them, mid that he will
succeed.
Boteler, the opponent of Fatilkum-tn. the last
Congressional canvass in Virginia, win be pressed g ..
by the national 'CROW Nothpgs,us a,canditlatn„
for public printer.
TERRIBLE DOINGS OF. THE BLACK REPVISLCASS—
BANKS rtnrasu OPT OF Ai ' ELECTIONBANKB'
DEFEAT CERTAIN.
WASHINGTON, December,`; .1555
This day will stand conspicuous in tato 140 ry,
of Congressional lobbying. Such ages" Were
never before made to catry a ineA;iiiitif its item -
made to-day to secure the eleetiont&llfr.Sitd63.
Greeley; Weed, Webb, Sumner, Wilson,`Hshatutd
others, were in all parts of the, lobby, Marshal-„ , .
ling their forces, and plying, the 14orhoya mom- , ,
bers with threats, promises ...ft Persuamons: -' A
tremendous effort was brought to' bear to'foree
an election - but to no purpose - ant oneAnindred
vacs Banks stuck fast. A caucus of r froe-,,
Boilers was held to-night—about, siltypresenk 77 ...
but! nothing was' dent. it . 1.9 rrimeired - brit -
.
arrangementhas been-effected , by whibli't.he
is to be re-opened. for &mks on... Monday, when •
his 'rots is to reach ono harnlred and five, and
thee enough of the administration men are to
absent themselves to throw the election upon
bins. 'this is believed by some , and' denied by
many. Watch the absentees on ..Mondayfs bal--
lot.. It the administration,,,rnen f ,ptup.d . fum„,
Banks is defeated. •
Ile will' lose 'Ave "V'e;tes• in 1404 7 '11 - oflc, -
Penn"Sylvirria. one hr-Defamire,lfotir ittrAl*land; • •
ono, in Virginia, three in Noel On.rolinrytwb
Gecirgia, two in Alabama, gamin
in Louisiana, five in Tennessee, five in - Kentucky,
three' in Missouri, one in Ohio, and' onein'lndt
amti—making forty-one votes: -
Iticluirtison's seventy-four votes, anti .sve have
one! hundred And fifteen votes--n majority: of any -
vote yet east--rigniort the . free soil oan,dittce.,
Weed, Webb, & in pressing Nit: tatilts upon •
the free soil anti-Nebraska partrmillteir '
Sate, forget MT. Banks' true -position an thouu
liansas-Nebrask. 141. When .thnt,bill was ; up „ Ix; ,;
for censiderajon, Me t great Voint to, be goinefl
order to seenre it.; pa-qiu . ro was to Mit Off all de
bate, and this was done the lissiStandetif 14tr:' Y 76
Banks' vote, fur which he. was most unsparingly.....a.ii
abused by the . NOV York greater atid leesewSowv, _ .ii
and organ. For particulars, see those journals
of thatdat e.
Wll.' T WILL PP. DOSE WITH' BASES, t:TC.
:POL'Er,qB . ss: -
Elanic4 aelied'hisliiifitkt 4'66."'"lte
be dropped after a Caw ballots cal
Southern Americans will adttere,to „,
1 , 01.0 will increase. It is not probable ihnt any
0110 will get a ninjority for flit-` •
ler stand the be , 4,t' chance,. but tha probabilitiefi
ttre that a plurality will have to be resultoddo
befarc
NTOTTCE TO STOCKTIOLDEES--,-Stool
/A holders in Cm Pittsburgh and Connellsviiletaninid,
whoie stack is paid- np tu full, ere lierMiy,notilleALtbatthe
interest on the earne, - doe October 1,1855, isimiyable
at the Office of the Company, NEVILLE ..11.61.1.,,Y0tirth and,
Liberty street., Pittebtirgh„ EI
VT : Mx
tmr2&lsa
"MEW STYLES aRgTS"PELT I
~I,;* 811th PLUBII C.A ai No. 91.WOotlitz'oef;:w•
decl , WILMA, St. SON.
INIUNT HAIR DICUSITES—A Larga anal tlneiraurtniant.
of Infant IfineUrnahenjustreceivtdfby En-ti
ncrs,27 JO L rAPEENatit;
TURN 3tIELLEIL.4 7 :tIy {sinter stock or Shelters Is now
m-rhing, of vartoussizes,capacltt -shollftiVand sepa
rating in thu bast manner from 15 to WO hnshols pet' htrur,
ttt the Agrknltand Store, 47 Fifth Stied, by
halal . . .14514 a. wmPßoz -
BUCKWHEA'r FLOUR---dt) tacks; ,a good .
I article, fur :sale by
d SMITE, amr..,D•nevrim.
have thin duly sold- out•itirtr
1:11 tercet in the firm of 11.0.STEBLeB, t 0,..
mp Mte partner, JACOB ITOSTETTEB..
Pittebartth,,Noy, 19.55—{n0e:10) • D. HOSTEITEB:..4 is
tAND WARRANTS.—The highest market
t price paid for 40, 80 and 120 Acre Land -
roma, of tbo late issue. ' -
Arco--For SO and 160 Acte ITiarruntsi 45uedundur the -
law of 1850.
Apply to BLASELT &:ILICIIIM •
seplfluttrr corner of Seventltuud,Smitlifield sts.
F OR
SALE, VERY - CHEAP,-i.
ING LOT IN ALMON:BAY CITP,.2f - feet by-kiii!' A
good: barrsaM WI/ 0,11 6r OPPIYMgao O rt nt , tho elliqe or tha
.10t2.11. IMIT.NING POST.
LOT FOR SALE—A good - Rl:Am° 'Lin;
21 foot frout on Carson street by 100 feet In depth, In
Birmingham, will be sold cheap. Enquire of
. • e e';633Ch Fi EtTustonB, - , - 7
1313 at thooMee of tbo Morning Boat.
VINE FRENCII WOOLLEN LONG,Sgsrwp.
1.2 —We have just received a fot of the idiom terg &Sit-a
ble, doable motored, high colored Long flaaveld ~. •
dee4 !JASON
Taeirli BRUSHES-1 have jest recolVed• =uglier let' of
fine Tooth Brushes, Those. wishing, anstb.logAn,Abls,.
line ehould call and e mine my dock before purchasing .
elsewhere. JO& TOWING, •• •
noe.2. corner Diamond and Market street.
iii i AYE YOU TRIED
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WRICIITS YREMIUM EkritmoOta
If not, try it, and you will never bo without it.
Do sure to aak for ,
WIOGIIT'S PREMIUM EATIIABION, ; ',,' '
Or you may get a worthlms article. . .
itt:A.. For Bab by all Druggiata. 25 . coats er bdtria ' '
Wholesale Weeteru Depot, Dr. EEIE.S4It, IL &SELLERS
. EOl, and JOUR lIAFX.. anala
XClTEMENTL—rho'people, are iitslistig, to
JUA the ENTERPIIIO, 74 Four - theft** for Tlctialin't it-59
tunt.t, and upwards.. ,det,s
...... .. .... .....
CtECONiTARLUVA OF GENTS' FIJRNISITING GOOLITS
0 at L HISSIIFIELD St SON'S; NL-70 Vitiotristreet. I ' 3
Iluvingjust relnruixi.frorn Now Yor)csala¢ receiXedilli new
shins of goods that arriied by the last steadier, we cam the
followiug for fuspection :
•
- Gloves. Gauntlets, Camas, Scarfs,
Opera and OkforitTles, • •
Cambrioatultaillt.litudkerchlotly-,,, .
Underskixts aud•Drawera, -..,
Mafflets audStiarrls,
• • TrAvoling,Shrktfb.,
Skirts made nierikyhArthattd,:'-'Totltel
with a full assartmenV4 gacklairt war nue:. •• • ,'•%;
New styles of.goodd received..by.:Fach_st6fitetrfintrred.
r 0 0' 2 4 L I.IIIISifFIi.ILD LI SON, Na 70 {ti st.,
vorta betwvni Fourth strug;JaudDiatnonatlloy.
VRESII FRUITS-340z cans 04 - 4yrteertjelL, •,••,
5 ••• botilps Peaches; .
• 3 •••• • •,=
rears:
1 5 fresh Pine Appleki
- 5 Iksorted reserrc , sl
111 .‘ Tomatoes,4ll bottles;
STSSt rlxeired and for ' 16'
an_
ANDEIRSON J 39 irotitriej , - 1
nel2S upiNqito.sL,,,qharpi Elgtel,
UR.Edli — gtilT , L74lrag ,
o :5 " Brazil Null;
50 fling Icica Attaondal
la bap llordeaux. "
Sicily "
lotto Cdr.= Xats; •
Duet mcetred and for " . ")xea
84e"9 Alin6l'll.
Bala by • •
nov2S ' urbP4l4ll
.. . „ ~ .. . ...... ___
yiyintal Buss a - rs.---11ts• A P4YIP , WW( 4 -41.
V y . 93 St Clair 0,1.&t, witforitiithp ek ,
r-n CS
of Vrench Sopnotn, caps, ..4antles,oniVicfniOßYTY.F,l4,, _rli = -
!)cods. on Thomlay, IN overnbei (3, 355.0 no
. .
M ATA.IitTES," . BZe..' ".'-' ".
' .
00/2/ - ' ~
Harper foi,Hdounberpprizeto3. 2 • ''•' •
Putnam d i , tia....241, do ~
. Knielzerboolzer do do `4 ) .A 0 ~, ~‘ ~ ;,
.. ... ...
• • Itiank Leollolt tTaiiiditt of Fashitni,..M-ma 0, ' - ,
-
- Peterson trldagaz
Fro g ft ,),,,,•,1 7 T0mza/z ' ~ . , /S. .-0 0 ,..i1
ine, • 17 ' du..
. ' ' audeldsliadfa Zook,: • • ' , .20, . da:',l .: ~.:1 a,
~ ... Baimei, Magazine., • . 10 op , , ,
otocroluitornevic 4. ; MikliVA4OirEl AkitgllZiliel , . '
•:,
Just reCe4vell An4:for fa/APS - • IaUR E LI V B- Is.
- C h eap t - a - c4stani,li . o. sp Tuth h.
frWHITALUABLE BRICK HOUSES rOi
SATX-:Noi,MasuLIST Third itrout.:l
front of 20 tent, by K> deep- Ipho bou-v4 pgarts , 4 wltk a„,
Ingo bra ditnnr,-roarn and kathen on tint flouf;
four rooinnfin kr,P, 4 1 - 1 1*.c9 OmAlk.ard storY,A o 4 l
ho Wes are now and od order.
.., I,r.43,4l:Millgra`t
Ni ppy JIODSRS rum:Et:rot - 6
• r Thveuipg. RQUSCS to let • ..put hat-
ag le'ailtelritn'tli°446t-tVe% Witi dialer rcnapplith . i ' j tleia6tie
Owners of NItcAUX bOVAS , I I 20 it t0X0.00.01,740,40,,,,,, iv.
tat a call. Our chargee are cuodimite.
,4“.: • Sb'CUMBEIMA 5044.63
NPEA NUTS--10 sacks, firistrofttlice
sott.stm, this day received mot fur ask, by
tiocl RHYMER & ANDERSON, 39 Wood st.
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