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ritTSBURGII MORNING POST.
Printeck ;god. putdishett ercry morning, ( Sundays excepted
BY laltia.BOlLE & BONTGORIERY,
ON TR/ NORTH-Wl= WILMER OF WOOD AND FIFTH erimunt.
TB6MBa+.Bl►. Dollars a year. payable strictly In advance
Dis:Dollatuttivariably required if not paid within the year.
gir Single copies ' Two Cma—for Sale at the counter In
the Offica, and by the New Bays.
TAR SATURDAY MORNING POST
.froni the same office, on a large blanket size
andd, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies,
Btu Orzyp,
Sir' No pap4r,will too discontinued, (unless at the discre.
tion of the Propriotork) until all arrearages are paid.
. LEW. No attention will be paid to any order 11121338 BCCOLII
f-panied by the money, or satisfactory reference in this city.
Connected with the Establlsi out o f the Morning
Post is one of the largest JOB PUNTING OFFICES in the
.crtr, 4here ail kinds of work is done on the shortest notice,
and most ressonabie terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
'ROBERT C. G. SPROUL, Attorney and
Cainaiellor at Law, office No. Fourth street, Pub.
I . )ur g h * doclLly
CCAMES AA. LOW'RIE, Attorney at Law,
(eke Fourth street, Pittsburgh . between Smithfield and
cherry aUey. dozll,ly
TORN BARTON; Attorney and Counsellor
V at Law, office corner of Fifth mid tirant streets. Pitts
burgh. jdiay
SAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Fourth strut, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mritody
Pattersou's Livery Stable.
AT W
RICK RENN A, Alden:n:ln of Third
PWard, office corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly
occtzpied by Alderman Lewis.i where oil LI/HilleA9 pertaining
to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will he
promptly attended tu. feld:Sni
ARL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
ArAW. Biddle, Nu. 144 Smithfield strf,t.
llice hours from 5 to 1 o'clock, and from '2 to 5 o'clock.
11.4)16:1
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JSCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, tire (lours
. West of Market..
ire— Writs, hours from 9 o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P M.
decaty
BUSINESS CARDS
JOHN :MOORHEAD, IV hulesale Grocer and
Commisalon Merchant, fur the sale of PIG META 6 and
BLOOMS, and PRODUCE genera'!, Nu. 27 titn-et,
Pittsburgh.
WILLIAM MILLER, Philada R M. MICKPIMuM. ritt,ibli
MILLER RICK E T SON, Wholesale lir , -
rprs. I m iarters BRANDIES. \VINE and S 01A RS.
Num. 172 and 174, owner of Irwin and Lil.erty strrets. Pat.-
burgh. Iron. Nails. Cotton Vane.. Ar , ctli.tanti3 On bawl
SM'KEE CO., Manufacturers of !WK . ee's
• all ore, -1 Willitor Extia
Doul/lo Strength. Imitation Crown and lint, k uAa. Flask..
Pickle and Preeerve Jnts • Wine. Porter
Telegraphic and Lightning-Rod
41 - Second. hetween Wood and Market strertl, Pitt+
burgh. In.. lent a short distance from the stearlN,at
and from 11011 4 1.. Zq Chart, atel City 11,4,1
apr 21
ALFRED B ELIA.
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EDWARD MT /IBIIAiC .... R 1 1_ feror.ut
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.
T .EIII.IE & l'1,.1)1, Stk•vez.s.a , tti 11ulvaliN
1,111, romintActurers of Cut. 3001de , 1 on , l 1 . 1.111
I . lLot and l'Aoc, CAti.4•4l (31.A , ,11 AUK. tool In oil
Look , d 1110100 Flilolot, Bala and 11
coroet of fdarkot 111,1 IV3oor orok.
REMOVAL.—C. lantlfa,•tur,r
of erer, %Anti) atdi tl I \ IntNt
UL-tittk , ; blint•L P.n tot. 1% in, ,lid Clara
anti Ont-Intit.; Htnt Narieti .1,1,••loo
Nt". lul S. , dotol and 1 I r.t l'ittnlotrgh.
FR. DRAV(.). tlealt•r
.it 0.1. ,tflers fdr nide ti r•
rtock of tilt, n:E.IIIE, K , lt-ted for !kindly tt., ,icen
every varlet) till.' the iturt,t yttahly. grunt nt he• ftt,ntn
Minn. A1...0 Iteitnt Yruttn. F.neign and I,onn.tttc
taken in err for int,
N. kL U. Im. prke.ural a toll un ,. nl • i L• 1111 Irdth es;
ranted IIAILDES SLEDS, 1111.1 .111, i••• i• - 1111••11 ••1 I l•
tOrrACti ill rural affair. /.h; I
CIONINIITSSION U . SE. ----. llit• ,tilsf.s.rildsr
have diseutal a Ma,. for the ids..., poroks.,. al N.. ;7
Smithfield street, four dear We've Ilse Mknostsgollela II; es.
‘Ve will porch:Led, kg rte. kere on C• 3 11111111,1•ill. sal, in::
nig - moan •,1 FLOUR, BACON. CoRN. %).kn.„
BARLEY. FLAX SEED, tiIIA.N• srED. BALED HAY.
upon wLlrh A - , will mai, ~• i • ••• •, h a ,. • • I li,
market rates fm - rash. Al•••D) A t,
W. B. L\OLI,H 1 1114'111111,0 1 I DIA NI I,
14 I NGLISII RICH A Itl)St )N,
xj 1111 a 0 , 1111111.0.il al Ma nlaa. and ult. dp , dler,
VISIL BAIVIN and 1 IIL an I Nit titta..l.! cln tall, Wit—
how., lananrrly liarttrdigt. A I illil \ II
Water adtd I:pn Fired
JOHN An‘ 11.1 . . .A J • ATAI I:.
fll ELL. LEE CI
141.1111 , n 15.1 I.RIIIA. r, .1. -
F•ttnlnu eh NlNlllint• ttr., \ .‘,l .411,1. lY t0..•1.
NI I •
- roux \V. HITLER &
C-0111111..i0n in all I•ln.te. • 1 . 111
HITROII MAN UP' 1(11:1tES. LE.kD l'E
LEAD, No C 7 Flout
H EN RI 11. COLLINS. I , ,,rw i rdinv an d
MorcLutt 11. I 1.-11
Blrrnic. g.,..rd:‘ •
WOO,l Srl,e.t. ritto,lll.ol
L. LLEN. .1. I I t.va
~ .,que .er r , ,i;.:1,
R A
• WINES. BRANDI sI , A AIN. lOA
nut Ryo WIINK Y. ; I:FCTIFN ING
No. b Wood strvet. Pittaburtli
%Vines, Brarshes,gala, Gs hal, dam,. a spina, S, • •I •
nod New England Runt. Clarets, Chstupactles, ... , •e , h A, •
London limas n Stout - . Irish. h. Itsnrh,,,. ill I M PIP,
hola. Rye I Ito,tithal Whisks; Apple. Pearls Wail tie',
uuA Blacklssrry Bratiller. insts,rted Havana. Recall, ~, s ,
Yriudlw Hagar" troll Spanish :m•1 0.111t0..,1 Se,;. H J•
such low at to 'challenge coml.-tar t
Kegs and Lattell• .1 ft Ades •-f y st la. and
site, I 1,-11,,, , et tulle invite a h1n1111.111.,
No, h Wood strort. Pit tshul n
sl3
WILLI AN( L'ARR e 1.1)., 1 , William Carr.
Into Of (lin firm tf J Parker I,ID ,
ERRS and dealers in Foreign WIN El ana RR ANM , ii
Monourahela awl IN- tithsh WHISK P. N C,ahra ,, :. pal
Row, Lit,ertt ',treed Patshorch ,
JOSEPH FLENI IS( t,' L. \\
cos I, Ots.corner of Mal kit stteet stet the [haus,
keeps conatataly hale, a Rill .asortrnent Dltt RS . M Ell
}GIVES, MEDICI la F. ell ESTI , . EERY NI ER Y. and all art.
cles pertailarthr t hp, h a sp„...,
/kir- l'ltt Preasiptsals comp-Holed at al ,
hours.
JOAN FLIZtf ;No . ItA N I
ir LE:111Ni; BliAff II ERS, successors tf.
Kidd et Co..
I'Llitsburgh. celebrated V e nt,
Liver
TOIIN . stiec, , sor Jame.; N.L.
Ouffey. u holtisale and riitad think, in
PAINT, oILS., DYE STUPVt', 4.0. NO. IJI IV•KNI n—'-' t.
three dwra belt,er Virgo alley. l'ilLitiargh
JL. s‘ucci.ssor to 11.
. NVIOL DEALF:It and
No. 139 Liberty greet. Plithhargli.
fkferntrt---AV WChutook kße r.. lithrthtr fttthrh, 11111
phy. Tiernan d Co.. Brown d. 6t4platra.k
Pittmburgh, .Nlay 21, itism 171
CH A DWICK, dealer inKentuck v
I• I..xit TORACM. ItAilS and 1-19 IV-.1
rtyot,t. helow tdidth. Pittdlturgh apa , lt
ear The hig,llo.l thard..9 prO hi ptid t
41.intP. MAIL.II.ISLL J.15L0 . .1 It H
Wl'. MA ItSIIAI.I,
stealers IL Frettcli and Atit.,,att
Nttt, No. S 7 street. Ptttsborttlt.
/Q .- I,U° fdr ..4 VTm
linlicuurt 6 Plifi .
DT. . MOIB3 AN. Bookseller niel
. don, lit- 1.1way....n hand a Keurrul , • 1
11.64,11a11e.0n. and lilank Printn.g. 1 1 .• st an I
Cap Paper. k... wh..1....a1e 801 i rrtall. Nu 104 ed....• 1.
bellow notli .111 t^burgl ,
.O WANTED—Hag+ and Tnnuct-o'Srrnp... /401;14
TOHN H. MELLOR. Whole ,, ale and Retail
efi tn NIU:'ICA IN , TIII \ I'l AN t)s. ,jc.
CEUX.n. BOOK , 11.1.1 nATIoNEIL y. N o.
Pittentrgh.
TAOOB INI•coLLisTEB, NVll.lt.,4ale and ii,•
tall S EG AR MANUFACTURER awl .1.10, al nil 1,..”
TOBAOCU. s\lll and LsEtt Alt., Filth scr,..(
Pittsburgh.
Kespe Colltitantly vn Ilona s largo supply of all
various brands of I inpsrkul Lissars j.•.,
C=MMI
R EymER S AN I)}:RSON, (success.rs 1
FOIL \
FRUITS. !s UN, SPICE:' , , e.rN rpx-rtf PN All :•'Lti A 11:-. A ~
No. 39 Wood otreot, opik.te the N. Chat ho It I, l'i;
burgh. npJ
A TIN DI,E, NVlRilesale and Retail S.lll
- HARNESS. TRUNK. VALISE awl CARPI T
11(0 MANUFACTURER, N.. lin, M.,...1 xu.wa, Pitts.l.iir,
ENTEI-I.I'ItISE WoRKS, N. 136 W 3-1
street, third Leer 15.1.. as Virgin alley —BUMS A '1 . 1.7i . •
Lex would call the Munition of Spurting, men t.. their Ist,
ansurtment ..1 GUNS. RIFLES an.l
the largest cunt I.rat Behriml stuck ever up.•ne.l In Lill,
lint, together with ti
gperal "I
ry, Toole and Fishing Tackle. all pit w h.rh w.. ~Ter at G.,
loartait µnil to prices to rash purilianers...r G.i pssi
proved paper. truer s
NORTIMESTERS POLICE AoENc
N'. Ru N%nniLiikvt.ti Ln
CAth), ILLI Sol S.
IMIE=
PINKERTON d Cu. dot !hell eon. nt t,ath, , ii t.,
transacti. , of n p L on.al .lett,tll.• 1.1,1,1(j: BUSI
tilt) Stat. 12,,npan. Michigan and I nd ours
BSHOPE, iiIERCIIANT TAILun, Thinl
atreeL next ,loot 1,. Ihntatt h Ittoldlugs, thankful t.•l
the very Weald patronage lieretofole In-ntoswed upon
Legs leave to ask a contututtnee of the KIM), 11/1 lie Isl. %%
letter prepared than over to furnish his friends and 11,
turners tenth j:711 - 1111,1V+ nhir6 will 11,11,0
lie alstays keeps on hand a large 114,11 Client of the lot,--1
styles of VESTINGS. CASSlslElthlt 4 . he h
ha will nolo to order on the .shortest °oche. upon
terms.
OS. A perfect Ilt always warranted. loovlo
Jon 11. YOCXO MOS. B. lOUNO FT..4..,15 L. yot w.
TB. YOUNG & CO., N‘). Smithtit•ld
. street, oppasite City lintel. manufacture, Cd Itl•
NET FURNITURE and of every deacripti,ai.
terials and wurknianship warranrmi. and euld at redo..,!
price. Care taken in packing it, laud and water rartinz,e.
augal
W 0 0 1)1V ELL'S FURNITURE AN l>
CHAIRS, wholesale and retail, embracing r, --e)
idyla of tunut ee ,,, in Kiwowsuid, Maliogaii, and Walnut ,iii•
table for parkin. chambers, and dining nloOlel: milled I , .1 y
In New York or Philadelphia, and ut towel pricee. Evil).
article made by hand, and warranted.
Cabinet Makers supplied with any quantity or 1.:11
TORE and CHAIRS, en reasonable terms.
Hotels and Steamboats tarnished at the shortest [lot
.tar Warerooms, N. .7 mud 79 Third street.
PI'PTSBUROIT, PA
N COCHRAN
j(../- . & BROS., MallUfaCtur
era of Iron Railing, iron Vaults, Vault Door', Window
unarda &c.. Noll. 401 go•-ond Fars•at and Sd Third street, br.
twos( Wood and Market streota, PittaburKik, Pa.: hare on
band 4 Twisty of new patterns Fancy and Ft n t u ..,,ipg,,, fur
ii,parip,hr attention pa.td to encloluag Oran,
paa, 7phbing tiona at ahart notion mar2l
,ftlantut/11
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE " POST BUILDINGS
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
T Oil 1%; LITTLE, Jr.,
ry etl evt, h 0.,, Just meelvel
BRANDIES.
tient° Brandy, vor -
Otani Dupuy & Co ,
Nlarrett &
SarcialEß,
llowarcL )Inreh & Cu.. Nlad'ru,
P...tt India 111adeira,
l'able do
Anluntillade Sherry,
Maw/Annie do
Tablo do
Cooking du
Reofultig Purt,
Purr Juice do
Ordinary d..
St. Julien Claret,
Meln47l I /ry
11, 14 w."-A,
Chnnipaglivn,
Anchor,
Verz,ent.v,
T.gether with MI ..than art
1.8.
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the want of facilities fur trati.uporting
Freights to and Irwin the Eastern Cities, via Pennsylvania
Canal and Railroads, we have increased our stock of Boats.
ac . on same. t., is Di iI.:IILE DAILY LINK which gives us is
capacity of es, 1500 tune !sir aced. ands way.
We assure our frinds, and th disposed to patronise the
State improvement, there will to nothing spared on our
part 1., !undo general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and 11estei Ft eight • with promptitn,h, and despatch.
K lER A MITCHELL,
ungll:y Canal Basin. Pittsburgh, Pa_
MEM=
I .1. GILLESPIE .0 0.. ULas,s Nihaufact
. and druL i. al tila.s Plates, Plate En
graving,. and Falk) N 76 Woud otnet. Pitt,
burgh
in] Itan.l and madr to of in Gilt Piet Rua Mantle Massa.,
Ma/tog:tit).4cauial, al tat and Lialt Frame, Cr
of every d..,:ript ton.
Sieitinbiatt Cubin. Ihiciirate.l and UHL lord
NTE RPRIS E WORKS. 130 Wtai
_I_LA at., irgin alley —WWN A TETLEY
n.d.l call the attention of Sporting man thob - iarg,
UNS, ItIFLFLS and IiEYIJMINtf
the largrat nn,l teal milertcd titan - Lever opined iu titie'utar•
kandlt, with a general ingnirtnient of RARDWA
CUTLERY. TOOLS and Ylt+lllNtt TACK LE. all of which we
,tfor at the lon,d in.ibit. pet-tat., ‘44.1: purchasers. or 1.
,z•nrki applor. it
1 paper. on-18
yrj
A. SW IL ER, Wholesale and Retail
t. Dcaliii iu Yarns. i , .. !hinge, Stoics. Tin, Iron and
it. llardu ore. 'nailer.' Machin,. and Thula, 'fin
Plot, Slw,t Iron. Wiry threat. . 2! !Sunk :wand
•trcct. lIARRISBURU.
•i•T..14,13ta
W 11 ITE, VENETIAN BI I:
MANVACTL-
J la - ko, ht. i,ealtl s., t,, re,klllV ht. ~1•/
I , ln.int•—. and Ittt, ••t•tit••l hi. Itl.t\U NIANUFAILTtII(I. nl
r•l't Falk tttrent. 1 /”. 010 Ihttti "t ee. betwoon R1.,1 anti
tstithin•ltt. n linre In. Itn, un tst.ttri l / 1 , 111 t rtuttne•tl
nit h plain and fitoc r s Wnr•tetl and Trnottlinglt. and nt
prt•itat••••l t • MI any .tbler in ht. Ilnu, yin the tintat ren.tt•tattl ,
t, lii, wttrk i., nail - I.lnd to lova etuttKinetnt,, ntontt•
lid Blind. roiatred Plaare give Lim It call. I. Lo
can t I.• boat in a , alann.uolkil. I,
c().kcii AND FAl'-
1111 ,, TIIERS .t 0/,tot., of
tt..•l Reit, 11; ..tn.,-t• Oty.ucTuhl rv.41,4u t
th •tr t,” ep•i* nu .t Ike T•ubli, p•ucrullv. that Ow)
wi.ibuf,ctur.• .I CA RR I A,1 , ...r. ltA
0.1 \ Al" , .
I. in n.ll Ilr•it •t, ler ..t finerb and
Cr?_ All •ot.rl w ltl, t,nr.l
..t nut.ll I:riourr Att., 1.-I 1..
trtiur their w. , r1..
and IA Ittrrl ..tort. they
1.1,1 Rent all wit.. fat, I lit•ot with OW.. IVltrq , ll,Ce well ts•
ir•rtgr - tiv lir. I,w watt.
ha.••••r• 1.4. q. pot
i• L-tug ~[llft
41.1.1 - 11 ~ •,11, . /. • Litia:i
FAcTußy__Bic,
r.1.4)W A 1 , 1 nt, 1. , \I It So 4r.
.I,d nil,. neat \V hlt2,l , 4rgh—t
. •
- .
I'll A ET. oso! , . lllt.;ti 1N... arid ooTen d.ato - ropto.a.
I I AN, I V Lit it null i•o urolooor and foloo,laal ttl
tool,olo-ta0.0.1 I laonoli% okoazio. alagamoe Lof too.h.
0. :1 ..f ..r6r1•A1,.11•1.. I , ILI;alooilty mattorwoo
t Cl_ Al p‘,l.4 ra
1 It lIITE Nlarket
j,nt• NI" \ V.
1.11.1 t TALMAS nod
I \ 1
It 1111,” I. ••tthal g.. •••••1 ••tbern mt• inapr•-ir•
it, ••• ••••• •-• ••• •-• mat , . more for Elio, Iran - L of thod
!••••••••••!... ••••.• t••••:••••,.; • !I • a • frilmethately. (fury want.!Nit t•••• .••. i.•,11,1 , Mr , rl an po.•••••••••
ar
.••v. , ..11•••
A \ EN-THE (If 11 PRI \T-
V f••• - t•m14•1111:,. J-1•114I4•41 5 litt.rkt..n.• toil
Ili. Il••••IN Kn • STATI•1••E1l1 tt kin...TIM - 4F. , t.
••• • k• - • •11.! • •••r• furlin •-i e!•n•iner• - •al. l ' 11.••41
,1 St••••••11.,at PH I VII \I; tool B••••li BINDI
lurid it atit• - ••• 1 tLI Blunt, R , -.k. Slat„ ••
.! Ili, at I the 01 . 11. - -• and •111 the =kw! r•••••••••••••ble
Blank ./1, and :Itatiottery 11 al 01.11140, Plibtii)E,
.)).It - . , t der r/I Alark..t and Sorttod .t, 'ION Iri
R1( . 1 I{ ) C . flew K I N(;. Manufacturer rrf
(I,a. Bra,- Add lir , dtra LOOK
I . OIIT lIA IT awl I'll - FL Ilk. Plum :ALM I It-u,"”ent..d.
- _l>t rlan tl,-t Ad kind. of Curup.didts Ornatia..nt•
-to:mt/1...tt- A, Alt ktd.l. •JI 111111..4 nt,d t
1 , 1 , 1 t 11-111.1,t1g , 1, it -1,113.,. 4. El , 01, , 11.1.. and
I at tor "It 1111:t.LLititLi and loth...graph, lot
I kin. I til in liar t-t--1
All Frain, and ittaDDLacturml ii Dip ,
41.1,,LIneut in/41 1,. , witt, a. wl mt I
Der, gull and a. 4. No :11 : 4 1. ela, ntr,et. Pittnbui
14,142,11
11-t(Jtlrl'. luip,rter i,t Blt A 1)11.:S.
UIN. NI IN E.S. 11, 5w rill )1. m.aigali l
hl4/.1. 114,114 D. A, A 1... Rik - nil I 11 111: 4 T11,
LER. ; ,, rll,q of NJ , Dllheld and fr, , l,t str4 , D, l'lttnbut gh
rriluNIAS \ El:, SADDLE, HARNESS AND
Tlll NI A NI:DA111:11E11. N. 4 I'l Clam latr,L
Va,.. Horn. Clothing. 11 hip,. Sitio,.
.M ILL( K EN & CO. have on hand. at
thiar CABIN El and CHAIR MANI:VAC
N•• id Stun Wield .1,14. a lairge 100,111.1110/11 Flllll,
iiirl Flirmitien-. which ihoy will sell Ili Tier cent hisser
than net. andr rate. Tot essh ,nil, Litss -- -"; )
tiIiARLES BA RNEI - r. Iluxse 511uEII A.L'
BLACKSMITH. inn ens-tesl a nest and cumin...lnnis
hick Situp no ALI.I-.l*. between Third and Fourth
sands, it hen- ho es prepared to du ell wurk 111 Itu line with
the II W 1,4( hiiiinthitlindo listing lisel lung experience in
! 1.11,111 t,, he respect null' des the patroltago of his odd
...duo,. and the public- generally
TANIE s m,„„„n g ubt,ia phi-
Just
,' ,„,„. mill. muill.l respiut full) Ithen,, hi friends mud the
11, 0 nod Id. new estal.lislinienl Is urn in full uh.ent
u e lue l mriel 1,, (nitric!, }tut Odor., and till
ill urns PLANED 1,1'1113E11, a, ti, prompt...es. stir st
the low ssit lutes
a/1.1 rid/Ik, pinuoi one or l..th
.11 11:1111i.
,t•tt, Ikntr, art.l Thttll•littytd .t 1 e• ern Jotwrirtt.m. Ittudt• t
05_ flutldrr• awl f•wrlwntrry would find it to their ndran
tau, to give him ainit.. he (.11 IlOw futuieli thew with
Pinned mon. I eery iteenription of work
- - •
)N. corner of Market and Fourth
k.. i m tho largeat stork of WA11:1I1!S. FINE
.11:11 . E1.1t Y. Att., to be found in Western Peons) ITLLIIIII.
.g axpertentve.evitattlimhed reputation and outdo. ato t.hurges
pr. rut the hut:holt indurentants why then in want of a
atelt..o othet arto.let. tn .1s hue, should give lam an
opivortuudy t.. worve then,
Vim, % Repwring done K 1,111141) and in the linst
11.1111, nve2.ll
JAMES 111-AKVIS JAIKLY C
BLAKELY RICHEY, REAL. ESTATE BRO
KERS. truer uC Setentlt and tiutalateld Street. Pat.
Farms, Houses, logs, Mills. Furnaces,Sr., bought and
sold on, counniseiou ; Land Warrants bought, sold and loea
led ; Bills, Bonds and Notes negotiated. Especial attention
o
net to subdividing Farms, nod disposing of them. Terms
I eusonable nos-'27.d.aw
) I . l l l. F.WrOltl — .Nlics. ItENTEIi,
nia i,ord from the Aguis - let, opiassite the o,ll,tor's
(Mice. Allegheny Uity. is prepared to till orders b,r
and all bunk AM ENTAL HAIR WORK. Thu hest
quality of material is turn iblied, nod entiru satisfaction guar
anteed.
Ip . I.TON OAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
31ACISI SIR o', r, , olbseriber
having Into bin 111,4 orks, recently erected, corner
..1 Water. M . Dotiough and sheldy streets, Is prepared to con
tr,t for and execute oil ontorn tar Passeuger. Baggage.
Flurs , Freight. Platfori, Orono!, Hand and all
oshe r deseriptions of CARS.
A bio. tor Sl' EA M ENG IN ES of all 'dia. ORA RI Ni RA 11,
It, ..11) C.ASTI NUS of all doseript ions, nut all WI., a ork.
ring t.. 0 F. , lIII , Iry mu d 1i14.111110 Ship
Thu Flort.lllrit or the ditterent department- , are nciolltilL
and prurtiral Iron, Eastern m:urnfa.:h,n e o---
oho thernmelven informed and adopt all valuable n,
.•rii improvements. iour-Ntij W. W. WRTSS KRELL.
ll I cUMM/NR....J. C. MAW., C TI NEM. .
t 11 E RICAN PAPIER MAC HE
OiMPAN Y. s 7S Sod urzeot, PRI!,
I.orgti, manoilwt l'A PI Eli M ACM: ORNAMENTS
I, Churl*, Stinookiatii, itio.; Mirror and Polon.
Vramos. IVindow and Door llensin , BraclieDi. Gor
moo.. I etiolittors nod Goatee hot,. for Ceilings, Ronettes
M o ol.ling. It every dioteription. like mod litwign, rbenher
ansl warrantod tooro durable than any otlior tirtivio now in
4e- Orders ‘,l) the shortest notice.
Attention of Steamboat Builders d,
t., !hi.; arthl.., ou on count of it. light , A °if lit.
CUNIMINS, TCNKS • Cs!.
N. , 7t. W..nl mut Nlat
te2l Pittsburgh
J. It. JONES . .. DENNT .
JONES & DENNY.Forwarding and Commission Mer
chants, N. 61 Water ntreet, Pittsburgh [apl9
AW WBOOK S.—l am authorized to low
some valuable Law 11..0k.s
lu vok Pa. Iten,,rts. I, flour ;
IlletitUtee ;
Elitionco ; •
Vlllartun's Digest, Met ed.:
And other Reports, Eletnontary Works,
UEO. F. tiILI.IIOII.E.
seir.ll Al the often of Morning Post
GREASE -211 bbls. for Railroad and Coal
Cars, for sale by [derll] D ENRY 11. COLLIN&
INFANTS' FANCY" 'JAI'S — A - ND CAPS, at
91 Wood street. Lileel I .1. WILSON 4 SON.
iurr OU can be thoroughly suited with .kinbro
i. typOS or Dikquerreotyper, at CARGO'S. 76 Fourth et,
p gasi to Wlllano & 6666
f'
',.
r ~
=MEI
~car;_,,
.. Isv. se pis?--- ~ _ =•},~<__..~_
, Agent, No. 201 Liber
-d the following very choice or
Jarmo.len,
Banta Crux
Boguet,
London Conlinl
Sctinvpi.
SONDRIF.S.
Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
Barelay'a Loudon Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
Abeintim,
A n lam he,
enemy.,
Sardines,
Mocha and Java,
Young Ilya. and Black Teas,
English Bronson Cheese,
Imported Havana Nara, of
various brands,
UW lltononghbala Whisky, of
•
all grades.
Ilea COVILIeiIeXI with the buai
m
PITTSBURGH, 'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1555.
FOR SALE i, ND TO LET
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A-ND LEASK—The following valuable property, situ.
ate In the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
and other additional Real Estate In diflbrest parts of the
Western country, is now offered for sale, or lease fora long
form-of yowls, on reasonable terms.
The City Lots, from the nature of the grades, and width of
the streets, and avenues running through them, according to
hlr. celebrated City . District Plan, and from their
position, will soon become the finest parts of this city.
Persons from a distance wishing to make investments of
capital In Manuhmtures, will find thLs the best property in
or near this city for the purpose. It is travemed by two
Railroads, and has also all am convenience of the Allegheny
river, on which it Is situated, which will secure at all times
abundant supplies of coal, iron and lumber, at the cheapest
rates.
TERMS OP SOLE—WW Le uno-fuurth in hand, and t h a bal
ance .if equal annual payments In Rix years, properly secure .1,
with Interest payable semi-annually.
Furtpuitie Lots fronting un the Allegheny river, in the
Ninth Ward of thu City of Pittsburgh, 24 feet by 22; feet
depth to Butler street, (60 feet wide.)
Fifty Lots on Butler street, In the Ninth Ward, •41 1, et by
120 feet In depth to Spew, alley, C 24 feet wide.r
Forty-eight Lots fronting on Stindlinan street, (tit feet
wide,) each having a front of 24 feet and depth of 120 teet
to Spence alley.
Forty...WU Lots opposite the above, on Smallinun Street,
curb having a front of 24 feet by 120 in depth to ,Alulb•rr.
alley.
Forty-one Lots on Fenn street, t 4 feet in front by 1:X1 feet
In depth to Mulberry alley
Forty-six Lots opposite the above, each having a trout
feet by 100 feet in depth to Spring alley
Twenty4ive Lots on Liberty str,t. each having '24 feet by
10(1 feet in depth to Spring alley .
Sixteen Lute ou Ferg - nen start, adjoining the outer .1,1..4
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Cornininy, t.l different 'tonere
Seven Lots un the corner ,3f Penn and Water streets. 110
feet front on Penn by .13M feet ou Water, el thtlerent depth,
A Lot of ground on 1 3 ‘,...0nd and Try streets, sdioltunr,
Parry & Foundry. harnig a front on rLetvud street el
S 7 feet, and runruug along Ti y street 110 teet b, Ui„•mnt¢h
atrwt.
A lAA , round °Nanette the alt tee. having a trent of n 7
feet on Greenough etrert, and in depth -Lt Le low, at
marl. LAI the Ntonortglantla riser. edit a t t‘er titatt
teet.
Two Lots on Third street, iihoye n front of '2l
1,1 on Third strintt., by thi ill depth
ALIAXIIIENY CITY. PA
Lot No. I', in the Itorough plan. on the tit tier of Ea..t
Common and Watt, street, hnvtog a front on klaut 0,11.111,1 i
of 11) feet by 240 feet In depth to Sainl.k2 i utrevt.
Lot TS In aid Borough plan. on the corner of East C0m1..,
and tiny alley, harin u front oil East Common and allay
of 0J feet try 2441 in d epth to &unlucky street.
Lot In the Iturinittli phut, on the west side L,l 'bonier
Rtrnet. tiuring a front of W tort on 24 , 1 let
i. Webster street.
1.,t &1., in tho utwo range am alafo, having n front
or atreet of oa) foot by 24ii w Wobotor i•troet.
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litie-Acril Lot, or mot,. 11 n Smith brl.l Fro Tt
nail Ton unlitit, adjoining t. On on the F,tt: tit t
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fu will Iroltn anal LALII,I/n t z, and Ir ut
Ikg nn thy ilirn, riser It is ~tler•”I r.t 1.., I,a. ins. IC.
One of half at acre. on the Atte-Otero :it,. GI Do
yttesuo Itorougtt. on ahi -h t,tett a impel-tor hone, I!
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Tetauty-three acre. tot). fng Tetnporatt, et
All thee° are oli.rod ivu enough t.lapt •or
moue,: and if the,• tio not suit t,.u. Jual knil mod grt lo•
priutmißepAter of 1..0 stud La.'s for •Ala. to a then...,
tAt.r6'll4 II IJ THOM AS WOODS.
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- 10A1, WORKS FOR SALE.--Sixtv three
to ram of laud, with 2,t) of Cool xf.d. uudal the tr.
th.. 14,41 rn MU. lull Mid Var, I.
situah.l on the ~,,,, ugnholn nolell %how. I'M.
burgh. nod IN supplo..l withn Pun. Ittru T.•toot
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tabibitLal 14.1/0111 of M F RA IS,.
I...urth larnet The Agont of the Patent., will la• limnd
than, and in prevanad L. All ntlitire and .1.11 light. La StaDa
and Ll.unt kVA/
Itl It new Invention—well approved by then' wL.. ho
It. as a matter of great I" Lamm) in lighting room/. au!
houss. II burns add lard, and makes a brilliant light
Fortunes can he made tau id it. and the rlghtx for t.n need
will be sold cheap, by JollN W
ner'.7vdtlw Agent of Pateuter
W )l. ( 9 le Pr u l le a n N uf L e A ;;Tri S ie - r - 1 ' tTi e i /17 IT r e ' riTt ' lTes " reS7l " St i' t a ' i " ,
by which choice lands can be located at tiovernment tit
Persons &wrens of locating lauds. either for speculatii.ll •.i
f actual settlem, nt. will find It to their advantage to give
us n call. Our of our rwrespiiiiileuts in lowa bas spirit
last six weoloi In critically examining the lands lu that State
aubjoct to entry, and writes um that he hue selected over :Sy
OUO acres of choice lands. ELAK ELY A RICHEY,
sepal 4,11, corner Peerrntl, seal Smithfield .treats.
TALUABLE LAND ?OR SALE—nice and a half nit'.
if Lund, eligibly sit wifi4.l on the Kau Libeity It. .40 4 4.1.
1104 te (111. roodelicr of Cartvoitglit, Peri This land her.
well, and iv very deslracle either fur a family resideme, er
divide into building lots. Price, $.3,5116. tarns isuiy
nov9l S. errituesT a SUN, 53 Market street.
( 111011:K. 111211.01 N LU'I'S. at very low prn.os and 00 ac ,
commodating terms of payment, pleasantly situated vot
Cliteitutit street. Lawrenceville. within five intitutes' walk et
tho t Minibus Station. Meeltanicii, and all other, destrim.
purchasing a clump let. and of i iriey term.. will !hut thr
above 'inn right." Ile o-. 7,/, 1:1 - rusEsT a Si iN.
13A MAIN OFFEREF).—The undersignod
411 Term for sale six urrs of ground fronting tip.,
and adjoining the Nisi( of the Pittsburgh mid Conlidlii‘lllo
hallroad, In the growing and thriving Borough 01 WK EES
PORT Four i.t the Leta are feet to width ley ulieut
lzb in depth, fronting at olio end id/ the Depot, mid at tbi•
other en Sinclair street: and toy of them fronting for their
widile length on ether streets.
Auit,--TWO 371., ,t : feet in width, fronting the her
Del,
t, of the Det, ant ill aelith I'2l--une it the Lute
itig for WA whole length on Jerome steed,
Nu Letter property caa be Grand, end it will
Part of the payment taken In Stock 1,1 the Cowiell6l,ll,
Ilaltruad, if deiure,l (IP:O. till..1.N10111:.
Office of the Morning Pont
Pittsburgh, A ug - ust 31, 18,55.1,wtf
D 1 R ECT from the Staffordshire Potteries—
A late arrival of tIVICENSWAIII:, at the old • 4
stand of II ENIIY MOM'. ?.2 Wood street, Pitts- itz
burgh. This assortment embraces sonic nine WItT
choice styles of white Breakfast, Dining and Toilet Sets, of
brilliant whiteness, from one of the first manufacturerB iu
England. Also, Vitrthed blue and white Iron Stone Ware.
for Hotels; and a very general and superior variety of all
articles of Flint Glass, and tither wares adapted to the want•
of city and country male; all of which will be disposed of at
low prices. nor:,
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.--A lot 24
feet on WYLIE 'greet, and extending back 109 feet to
IYlde alley. On the buck part of thg Int la a Cellar Wall.
built for two small house,. Tili9 10t 11 in a deldrabla location
for a residence ; and will be .Id low, and on favorable term..
Title good, and clear from tucumbranee. Enquire of
GEO F. (HUMOR&
11 at the otlice of Morning Post.
DISSOLUTIOIs; OFPTiRTNERSIIIE—Thep a r worship
formed by the undersigned and JAMES trI , JEAL,
carrying on "THE CAMDEN COAL WORKS,' under the
mune and style of JONES, O'NEA L & MILLER, is 110 W al,
aul red. ISAAC JONES,
July ith,1855. JOHN 1). MILLER.
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COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn. fltartertvi, 151 0. Paid
up Cash Capital, t. 500,000, with larp sm - plas securely invtT.t
ed. Semi-annual dividend of S per rent., July 1, ISSfi.
This Company have !wen doing uu insurance bunine..s
nearly a half century—have paid nut fur property destroyed
by fire under its policies, more than Fifteen Nlillions of Dot.
Lars since they CU111111e11et.1111.1110.... its.nand reveipte and
present assets f which are ladyw r give indemnity to eml
policy-holder of more than too milliousofdollars. A policy
of insurance is no better than brown Imp,. lintels it as 111 a
Comp.) that Will par In v..° of loeo. It hennas necessary,
therefore, that you know tiolliethillg of the character and
..dvency of the Institution before you taken policy. Itti rage,
experience, crab Capita] —it» mon terrtlittoti ntiertt.ei for t hi it y-
Si; year.—lnt Manila course of honorable dealing—places
the Altua insurance Compqny tain,ltg the firm and ifemt. soh
vent institutions ot the Country. Ito premiums are cash
No premium 11"lerf taken—no ammeatattelint 11111+10 un policy
1101,1 CM—hat all re CArill. If you Meet. With a tunn, Mak, nip
year proofs, and in sixty days all anti get your se ar y .
This is the way we have dune bliSillea, for nearly forty years.
They continue to make insurance on Count r) Sion,. till's
Fa..t.o . les, Dwellings. Bat tie, and all dea•r.ptionv ,g property
in town ur country, at fair' rates. Your :went., 1,11, Ifrd
to the following low rates on Country Dwelling, or the
whole term of one, three, .'r tine year,
1 year Pat,. S years
Built of hi or some, metal rof,
So feet from cimilur 4
Both of brick stout, tdougl. 1,0 l I
Frame dwelling. ......... • • 710
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Canh in band, and in Plit.onix Rank. ..... . 14 - 3,11.10
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24 60 pet cent. State of Virptn,a BOtids,
pu)able r.enu-an . , ... . 1.'10240 00
5 six per cent 81,a, ul surth l'atultna Bond , •
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•11. izioni•) old . 11l /1111, 11',,, In, usual
tl tkuring., iti +I 111311/el. 11 It 11 I/
Illi145:1i1W
- I, Ind of t• tho
I 111..1,1.4 (An,. th, Cold t
1...11/11.11 Ph..., in and tdr the Filth .I,l‘lll. Dir•tl.l,l
\.nnsylvanta, and J1,A11,.,i the Cant t ~1 ,iii/or and 'fort.,
r, antl llenerttl Jail I/vitt eity. in anti for inn,' liod rt, t. and
tlllam ltoggn and Gala tol A.Ltno,. • , into
tho 0.111,1. /111.1 I, 1 . ,101 A rni.
the I , th eta) of Noni.llll,, 0, tin. pats al our I,rd
ild•tniand laindrod and and to in, diroolo,l.
L , holding in ('„art t inlol Tiliiitt'r. and I ion, lal ddil
11-11••• r, at tho Court Ilona,. in ILn• I9ll! , 111.411.
tloi fourth Nlatnlay of Inooond.or m St, nt I L. A.
notice 1 , g1y..11 to all dianti,,i , of tIo. I'vn. •
l'oront, and roliniablan. onnti of Alh.glnati. that
11,,i 141 t(ott and thorn, In th , ,, ith
rgeorilet, holnianitocon, ottinnat,, , n, , and alio, 1.11,11 i
1,111 , ,,, do tlio.• tiling. In li e n 111,•ir tin ...Th....,
I Ilan behalf, appeal, to 1,. 'loll,- and that nn ill
the prnsanorti that now ot man to• in do. Jail .4 .
sald county of .\ll..glioti, ta anlii toi
agstro4t dirt. aluall twined
coven onder noy hasol, In l'ithihnigh, thin \
, [111...1. 111 Ili , ' ),.an of .our lout anti thou./old ewlit /1,11 , 110,1
tLhil ilro,fine, and of the VIP \th
nov7 tit RUDY 1'.1 . r9 . E.1;-• I \
CLASt , ES-- ICI , \ •
Y 1 lurl~u
Ilattniont 10 the It opt lot+ th,,aotto ta, t /ita•tt L t
~:dl Ihe I,tant Itt, of 1100 art, MI II I LLLA 0,11 a..
llustaosti att.l nn llrnantontal Vett tram In unrivalL•Ll tit
mon at,l Lady ttooitert, instructed in all llo• omit:now:Ll
la:int - LI, of the ttt t A OM, t.f Laidy Tim, horn. \ .4111
lathell, who to., engatzoll to ode, shalt, durotg Ow a
tnoet evory Snturtin, altrrtou t, Iron 3 till 6
1 , ,•r tot tn. appls t- tin Ili 11.1,1
D 1100 K S COI I PEI2 hut' ju , t Hii . tit - t1 a
uice me.lllo#.l/1 ,'I 1'..11.11 0,l :I,•.„ whit,
tntiphertl Collars. Wad: ii .. Llu. k to •••t•
nod trill continue t“ 1,4•14” during tho. tt..ek their 11,1T.1
ripply tit 1110 NI,IIE - fling .1.1 11..0., F'utuGh 1,,v
ire, No. 76 Market street 11° , 20
WINTER BONNETS. — Mr , . E. OA v 11),:oN,
No. 33 St. Clair at rott. will open it
or FRENCH BONNETS, CAPS, MANTLES and NEEDLE-
(SOAKED 11001)8, on THURSDAY. Novonther S,
No. 3.3 St. Clair street. not ,
)OTTLERS—.IOI(N OGDEN .1 . N,, 1;7
.trout, would rettpectfully put.ll. that they
vp. ~,nittantly on hand n larg, stittoLt ,p 1 SA ItsA ItA Ri LLA
(I IN ERA L R ATER: A I.F: and PORTER, of Hot Itest ti unli t}
The attrotton of tlatnillea Is particularly direeted t,. Ho.
list that they Bottle M' AIN It hi I irs ALE in it, purast •talt•
Pktypopians rur_unintutol it to fatuiliel on 4,0111 it of its .1.1.
nonn and strengthening rittahtlll , ly
_FRESH FRUITS--
200 [pox.. Raisins
290
in halve.:
100 " - it/ quartort , ;
300 drums Pitts; Just ro,olved and fur .1, 1,
RF:YNII.IIC S ANDER.S6N.
nov= No. 39 Wood greet.
PUMICE STONE—woo 168 for sale by
FLEM LNG BROS.
SALERATUS-2 casks and 5 boxes in store
and for ado by [novBol SPRINGER ELARRAI3GEL
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CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH _STREETS; AT FIVE. DOLLARS PER ANNUM
MISCELLANEOUS
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MISCELLANEOUS
OffSE CLOTlllNO.—Gentletuen requiring Hum: Cluth
ingng will find a large aatortutent at OLIVER'S, No 4
Sc. Clair sti eel, Blankets. 75 cents ruatlupwards. Railroad
Wrappera and Sleighing Rulsat, &c uuvl
MISSES' FELT HATS, at No. 91 Wood St.
r,,1 J. WILSON S SON.
M
ACK EltEL—ItSl Wm No. 3, large;
hi IA& For tale by
novW HENRY IL COLLINS.
SKATES! SKATES! SKATES!-500 pairs
mk,rted t‘kates, from 90 etmtm to $2,60 p,r pair; some
Of them very di , simble pater.. Per Rate at
SK ATE STRAPS,of good quail
-5., ty, alim;rtell lame and email, from 20 to 60 cents per
For sale at Louv3oJ BOWN TEPLEY';+.
AFEW MORE o f those unrivalled RIFLES,
whidi there is 50 much tall: about, fur the low price
Stu; edl warranted. Eor little at
BOWN & TETLEY'S.
(I.ExTs' TRAVELLV; SHAWLS—Just
k_A 011, 11 1 . 1111 11:4,411 I swift. Ale.. Mufflers, Scurfy and
Hents' Null Shawls, by 1.. HHISIWIELD & SON.
_AUN'I'LETS, of every description of Fur.
A,_,A Alai.. Buck lined with fur, and fur tops, at thu Furnish
ing Shire of in,,v3o; L HIRSJELYIELL A -SON.
IiTNE APPLE CHEESE-5 caar4 just re,ired and for ,ado
I ly nuvnj REYMER /lc ANDERSON.
LI LOVES—On hand, a full assortment, of
es ery descriptl..., by I. lIIICSIi FIELU R SON,
uovlal 15 , ,,,A1 wart.
L‘STLACK'S UL EAT INI Alto VMI EN Intoning
w ee hh Al, patented June fA, 1855.
N.. g.. 1 lanbling nhon 1,l be finish/al without using [Lean
Famiyasingsf. NtoSES F. EATON. Agent for
no Fl.urth street Pittsburgh.
1;• f•r t. the fdl wa r .; Ai. bilin•to In this city • J. NV. Kerr,
Itarth,ger. . and Mete,. burr A Nhuer,
not 1
DI , I.'S STEAM ROA'Lgo - ol•-kEEPT.N(.4
--Such is the retaitatiuti of (fens who have studied
to p.,pular sY3nlla r zwenunti. that Many of them ire
le, in the receipt of i• 120 u :Ind ••ftfUti a year. It iluloracei
th,„lnds runthe• of ri,er business: re-A.wping fr e ight and
passengerii: autun ,its Nteautb.t agents: buying and •
,hipmetits on the 1,,•1'S ack.a.Unt_ and oti
• h oth, •In 1.-“tnintny nlirrha... and transfor of uutters'
An,- in the n-q4el to.t I I.efore and after
• ah• thc.l . and tilany lktiler PrIN tical transactions not
an. en.. For teruni, RNA) at the Cullegr,
• ner and Itnrket .trc,oy.
I Al 2 E 1.. DE L o t;
b.
I.IIDER can't but ph,no ll
• ay Inc,y war we
t a
- t teat, wad I,
11 lnytyl, at ; dec..), 13,115 AL TI:I'Lt.:I"S.
RIFLES. RIFLES, RI L ES. —IV e hare it
uf thune rtplelyild filfloi
s' hi.ty one 0 art anted. or uo sale..Lt
ft “‘V N 8 TET I. I.: Y'_.
ANTKI , 1 SI NI EDI ATE!. V 714.14 inn Guu•
ilv, 1,1 n g'Vti (it'll Itill Nod his 1,1•1)—, , ne ~r
gokal private !amnia, wag.%
.I, 61r 16,1 t., Se , a kley awl New Ittiglit•a; lu
1:111- 1.4 L,.bgs 1,1 Ow. ; a F , al 111wI:amith
Ninmte m+ mitt-4 u ..urr of a.gr...v R. 1 ,41 1111 , 1•
••/11.11; 11111/11, 111111 rum 141,. ri.l4-reau palug luau u ,
1,11.. a . bur . the, ck•unir y ;
n. rut;.•.
A 1.1 , 1, nl I4A1(11.- , I Th. 1.1.111 EMI , : VI'ICE, 410 1./I..rty
B i. N h I SUuK
Journal
thl, ISu,kr. to VOilT 13.)/M. lietvrol+,
.k large Variaqj 4We ram .s 5 alwaymell bawl. likulk
fund. , to order. to ..1) xt3l.• require!. W. S lIA PEN,
EMIEE
-
‘1,14) blank 8,..1; Mlinufartitn,
1)1 ARIES FUR I , rd ., - -. 1 great x arietv 4 , 1
C4 , 411,1ing 114 , ,,,,, , mut 4 4 .41.4.4 Dior 4 ,, 4 1 , , 1 , 64. I --; ", h .
1.% ST. K. li A% EN. 11,,kwIler 'ma ,',1.44414,m-r.
Lol , 10 H.wk. t ntro,-t...,0 . 0er :'..4,00 , 1
r Pii}:T ;ERMA N consi,ting
• 0140ril. t.l g•ito 01 Ow ¢wy , • lll.
E/1,10 , 1i 14Ith 011,
1.0 1 ..0 110...k0r,11, hut
•,J.l - • IS. T C. Molt(Lk N. 1,1 100.1
A r"1 . 1;.\ AND Ilt11:p11;:l'U1tNI.+111AU :11)Itk,
141/ tairitiL44,l 10
4 , 4 I •1•.4.. • Ow 11,1011 01
•! t... 1044.1 tment h,ltt.tut•hr, nt 11,44
• N. pixt It.. rur Stitt, I. St ITLA
nanttutg glV , tr lit tmt
....• t.. tr. quality 4 , 1.1 KW" 1 4//
1'7.-. Cyr •tt ...dr 11, Itt.A.. !t. Atirkrt tttrett
hilin.hs A l'itt.t . Elt.
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111 SALE; 1,4 /NV, itt ./ COLLIN' &
N. , litt Nl.lter tetskttwn W...t and tnnithfirld,
A totrniper ILIWA It (ART , . nal. ilartn-ret
-anta hie t.l I:Aih-re.t.l CentraAlt-r3 Al., the Running lira - l 1
Ind a the-11.rno stA4Ltut no‘3o
1`.1.-ill•tA t131.f.: HATS AND Lew
N%11,4 , !, s :AIN ..trert. re-me. tf...1 . 1 n
it.... 1 l/i4L 04, 11344 EL huge,..t - thwut .4 the
r • ; 11,... Att.. n h., 1, vt.11 rrll at 1,1
1,1: 1.4 n•;,
• • .11,1 r••,•,•;, n 111, rilyie of fatilier.'
I t J. W11...50N A SON
K El' \• r head .and freo from ,iirt axid
1,01 [ho wnll, Ir.r 1,(111 1 , /t
I. pi c•sr: ,ont hAll • fLt 1,i,N1.5. 41 . , tin
it .o. to J. o Il lee ni,
I..rnip! lite le.air.
.eittri per io s I. i
EIV )IN.S. -- (..A.,1E. a : , t4a - v of
5." , 11, .tt I l%
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It -I 41 l• I • FL., it
1 . 31,.. 1.. 11 IN I/
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11..1.1-14 1.. ZIN,JI, 4•4,1 Ittwor 111 Ihr. Itl•
LAC as
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No letnti
I ha% e thi tlit ollt my in
'. r••••,t 111 11/•• 111111 01 mn , rerriai. surrii S tl r.. to
ug.., me , rmrrim
- :Ito 11
LAN'' 114.7.1 m -;t market
0 .1 40. .5 1/11d 1 '3O Art. lAtud War.
1 ,, 1 thy lat.• 1,1
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' A,••• • an•l 1130 Act, 1,•13,1 1111111•1
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1,1
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••••1 .21 111..k1,1..1.1 . 11.11'11E 1 .
corn, or St ,, ,lth and :Unitllll , l.l 'Pi.
1.4111; 5.11,E, Elt
n , .L,rC I\ ALI.E.6IIE\V CITY. Li 4 1.,•I L 1 I A
gu,i) ran .a.l 1, applying tityllt at the rho
11211ESItill Pi kiT.
LIT /N S.\ LE--.\ 1:i 11.1.1 NG LOT,
Iron: -Lee( too 111 kblab,
chriti. Enquire or
tilsv. M. 2111.L.MORE.
j)1:1 al lite .111, or the Morning l' 1.
N NI . ()OLLEN I.uN6 Su ‘11 w l.
1., ~ lot oi 111,th,, To-tr.
,1..1,1•1.• i. I/ I• .1 Illy .1.
A 1 AIA:4/N A co.
1!1:1 • 11.3 0 f
nov It, :555 thine, 155 th,
his.• , u 1 I , •,1111111C p‘ardumg
ilt•l• • .I, A-. FLENI I Nil,
co/11..r Ibbono.l ab.l .IbArket
E Yl)t . TRIED
11 It hilIT'S I'ItENIIVNI ATIIA RION '
II !wt. try it. told yeu will te,er L. ,Ithout
II.• .Ire t, ank for
\I Ii1O11 . 1"S IY ATHA ILION,
Or y.. may IL-to worthlents a.rt
usy_ Fin nal, by ill Drugx.ste. eenln per b./itle.
11 bele.tle Wonlern Depot, Dr. KEYSER. Ic. K SEI.I.IIIIS
I CO., and JUAN lIA Ausel6
1, -1 X 1 E:NIENT -The tio,ple are rushing in
1J llu• EvrrizeicisE, F.yo .1C C. ba Picture. :it :no
ton. :obi
't MILLI \ AI. OF tiENTS . FIAVNISIIINVI 6001)8
1 -1 at I. 11111- 8 111 1 1111.11. t. SON'S. No 7 , 111,,,1..11,8.1
Ilas Ina 111.1 returtiod from New York, and I .8-eivtA all new
••( • it, Of ;hitt b) the tu.t viewoor. tl„utt, l tho
I ;Ho, mg 1..1 in)pe, Inn,
tilos Cralat).
Ibvt.,lBl
i1m.11,1. and mill
11.1.,.111, 0. and In aworl.
Think,. and Simi, lA.
Travelina Shank.
mid, l• ••I der • t. , ••t -I) To,thur
Win, meld rit gin onr
N., hi 15, ~ 1 patJti• 1,4 steanwr from Fhb
I. lIIIIBIIFIIII.I/ .t 811 N. N.. 7.111....1.-i.„
I ; 1...t...4.11 Font .trr.l )51.111n0n..11,1 .illev
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) 11l I - ;ail- Straw
drrr
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Pine Apple;
tv,0rt...1 rvei.,
lu '• T. 411M0...4, in bottl e ,
.Itivi And toi rink bv
111311181.1 l S ANI/I.ll.tkiN. Si) -t
n„
1: tippsiti• .. 1 1 Charles 11,4.1
- 1 1.1 Nl' ,
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8N '• 1R11,.11 Nub.,
frail, !viva
Ili bag) Bonk:111v "
••
1800 001,11 Nam:
lu boxy,' 81selled ALinonil , ;
.11,1 roceisi..l and for .-ale
11..V . Za R1•1111111t
AV INTER IION N R. DAT I lk•klN.
rr 33 St. Clair street, will open a large avi.airtnient
01 Fr suits lionnet.B, Caps, Mantle., and N taxile worked
0.8818, on l'bnraday, November 8, 1855
A i r A GA Z 1 N
mrp., k r berelltiWr ; price 2u vela,
I 'II 11,1111 J‘ , :_!11
KlliCkt•rlKMkor
Frank I,sll‘,'.l;:tzett, of FlnrLu•n. 31 reuU
Journl. I , do
Peterson's Magazine. 17 do
11odey'll Lady'm 8.L.. 2t) nlo
I.l4llou'A 10 do
IVelitudoster Revlon% ; Riaolvood'fi Magazine.
.lint r,oivod nod for sale at LAUPYI:It'S
nO OO • Cheap BoAstore. No. 90 Fifth nt.
r[lll - 0 VALI:ABLE BRICK lIOUSES FOR.
.3.3LE--.Nov. 133 and 137 Third etrix•L Each lot has a
front, of 131 feet, by 84 deep. The houses arontranged with a
large stunt-room, hall, di uing-rootu and kitchen on first floor,
four mums on the second, and three on the third story. Both
houses are new and in pool order.
nov3o S. OUTILBERT .4 BON, 68 Mark-at et.
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PITTSBURGH POST.
‘VEDNE.SDAY MORNING' DECEMBER 1:1
AUNT MAGUIRE'S
Description of The Donation Party
LCONTINTED.]
Just then the door was thrown open, and we
was invited out to supper. So we went squeezinl
and crowdin' into the settin'-room. Some o' the
folks jammed and pushed as if they were nfeard
they shouldent git the best chance. Glory Ann
BMus sot at one end o' the table a pourin' cof
fee, and Jo Gipson's wife at Vother end a poor
in' tea ; and I tell ye, 'twas as much as ever they
could dew to pour it out fast enough. Jeff, he
flew round and helped the ladies. For my part
I dident feel like eatin' much—l was jammed up
agin the wall and couldent stir hand nor foot.
So 1 told Jeff to fetch the a cup o' tea and a nut
cake, and he did; and I toali 'em and managed
to eat the nut-cake, but somebody hit my elbow
and made me spill the heft o' the tea: so I stood
and held my empty cup, and looked on to see the
performance. 1 say for't if 'twa'n't worth seein .
IM mistaken. Why, if I was a starvin' to death,
shouldent be willin' to act as some o theta folks
did. They pushed, and elbowed, and pulled, and
hauled, and grabbed like crazy critterm. - Nits
amusia; to see 'em put down the vittals-I'd a
gin a sixpence, Nancy. to had you there: 'twouhl
a hen fun for you to look ou and see the dewins.
loud a thought.the biggest part o',the company
hadent had within' to eat since the last donation
party, and dident expect to have nothin' more
till the next one.
The winnnin, as a gineral thing. took tea, and
eat'the cake and pies, and so forth. And the
men, they let into the coffee, and biscuit, and
cheese, and cold meat, and such like. 1 tetilly
see Deacon Skinner drink six cups o' coffee, and
eat in proportion. And Dr. Lippincott, my
grief ! 'twits perfectly astunishin' to me that one
mortal body could hold as much as that man put
in—no wonder he's so fat—they say he Bits the
heft of his away from bona—contrives to
git to one patient's bon:ie, jest as thinner's ready,
and to another's jest at tea time. and SO he eats
with 'em. And 1 wish you'd a seen the NI hide!-
' Grimes. Grammany : how the critter did stuff
I took partickler notice of her, soil I 94:P Slit , had
an awful great work bag on her arm, and tet ere
little while she'd eentri‘,• 'to tuck a piee,•
when '-he thought nob o dy wa'n't n lookin'. As
.5,,;11 not got a chance I hunched Jeff, and says
•• For pitty's sake, Jeff, do ob.sarve the Wid
der 4,lrimes. - So Jeff, he watched her a spell.
•• By George !" says he, ‘• if' that ain't rich !•'
tell ye, 'twas fun for Jeff. 13imeby—after she'd
got her bag purty well filled, says Jeff to me,
sacs he—•‘ Now, mother, may I stir her up a
little '!" *, i don't care," says I. So he reached
forrard and hollered across the table tew her,
loud enough for everybody to hear-- Miss,
Grimes, may I come to your party '!" "My
party ';'• says she, " what do you moan
says Jett, says he, •• I reckoned from
the size o' your bag, and the quantity 0' pro%
,ions ou was a layin' in, that you Was it VldelliS
tin' to make a party, and I thought I'd like to
come. - Everybody looked at Miss Grimes: and
I tell ye/slre looked Asir fihe'd like to crawl into
ROW knot-bide—and I don't know but what she
dirt, for she made her disappearance HIRHSIII . soon
after. And then them seminary gals--gracious
how they did eat ! I s'pose they was half starved
at Miss Piuchem's. Afore long the table was
party well cleared, and Miss Scrantum hind to go
to the buttry and bring out all 'twits left. 1 guess
every thing in the Louse that could be eat, with
out stoppin' to cook it. was made way with that
night When the seminary gals had eat all they
wanted. they amused themselves a throw - in' !inks
0' cheese and buttered biscuit at the young men.
After most rt' the other eatables had been disposed
of', Dave Runyon, great Bump ! went into the
buttry and brought out the box o' raisins that
wit , . to go toward Cappen Smalley's pew-rent,
and handed 'em 1'i , 1111.1. Everrbo•ly grabbed, es
pecially the seminary gals, turd children, till titer
wa'n't one left in the box. When supper was
about finished. Jane Elizy Fustick—she's always
a Irvin' to dew somethin' cuanin'—she went into
the store-room and got a chain o' sassager, and
come along slily and throw-'d it round Liph Pes
body's shoulders, Liph, he was a standin' by
the tea-hoard, a drinkin• a cup o' coffee. When
he felt the aassages come floppiu' round his neck,
lie was skairt, and whisked round suddenly and
hit the tea-board, and knocked it off onto the
door, and smash went everything on it ! What
made it more aggravatin' was, titer was a dozen
chany cups and sarcera on it that Miss Scranton[
had fetcht out after the folks come out to supper.
They was sonic that she sot a great deal by her
Mother giv tew her, and her mother was
deal. She dident briug 'cm on :it first, for fear
they'd git broke. She sot on tall her common
crockery, and borrerd a good deal at Smalley's
store, calculatin' if any on't was broke to pay
tort. But when she see so many folks come
erowdin' out, she was afennl ther wouldent be
cups enough, no she feteht out her mother's chatty
cups and sot 'em on the tea-board. But Glory -
Ann got along without usin' 'em, and there they
sot, and when the tea-board fell, they fell tew,
and every one on 'em was biall\e or cracked.
Gra, ions ! how Miss Serantum looked when she
see her precious chatty all tew pieces. She di•l
ent say a Werdt but her lips quivered and she
trembled all over. that she seemed to overcome
it in a minnit, and went away and brought a bas
ket and begun to pick up the pieces, and Jeff and
I took hold and helped her. A good ninny o' the
company haul gone back into the parlor: bat titer
was enough left to track the sassage round, and
my goodness ! what work they did make with
'em While we was a pieltin' up the crockery.
all of it sudden titer was a terrible hullerballoo
in the parlor—Jeff and me rushed in to see ahYr
WAS ihe matter, and gracious gr.:l,lEloler ! what
do you s . puso it was" Why one o' them pesky
seminary gala had throw'd a hunk o' cheese, and
hit Miss Serantum's parlor lamp that WHY
on the table, and knocked it over and broke it all
tew 'hinders, But that wa'n't the watt on
where 't tumbled over it fell right onto that
plum-colored sattin bunnit, .and the ile run all
over it in a minnit. Afore any body could ketch
the bunuit, one side on't, ribbon and all, was
completely ruined. Such a sight as 'Liras, you
never sot your tew lookin' eyes on ! All the ile
that dident go onto the. brim& was soaked up in
the paper that Jeff took, that was lyin' right
aside on't, and the biggest part o' that was spited
tew. My grief! how I did feel when I see that
beautiful bunnit in such a condition ! And poor
Miss SCrialtl/111 turned pale as death, and Susan
cried like everything. I axed Snot Lippincott,
the doctor's red-headed buy, who 'twits that
throWd the cheese—he piuted out the gal, and -
I goes up to her, and, says —•• You good-1'61.-
'1,416n' little huzzy, hai u 't you uo better manners
than to be a throwin cheese at other folk , es
lamp: in that way '!" She was a real sassy little
thing, and dident care a straw for what she'd
done. She looked up and grinded ns imperdent
as could he, and says she—" Excuse me, morn[,
1 hadent the most remote idee hittid the lamp.
I meant to aim at Sam Lippincott's head, and
mistook the lamp fur it. I'm sure you can't
blame me for makin' shell a 'natal mistake. -
Did you ever ! I was a good mind to hit her a
cuff aside o' the head, hut I dident, I told Miss
Pinchem on't. though, the next day, and she
punished the huzzy by keepin' her on bread and
water a week. Jeff said 'twits a very eguimooiroi
kind o' punishment. Well, the party broke up
purty soon after this scrape, and Jeff and m e
went hum. Jett went off to bed. Ter uncle WHY
dear toe how I did dread meetin' hint :
Afore long become in. Well," says be,
did the party go off'!" "0, well enough," saws
•• but I'm tired rind sleepy, and we won't talk
about it to-night." The fact is. I felt tew mean
to tell him the truth—but in the morns' when
Jell' come down, he let it all out. My grief'
how yes uncle did crow over me. " Didear
tell ye so says he ; " don't ye wish yo
a went'!" " Yes," says I, "if it's luny
faction tow ye to know it—l dew wish. so: . " 1
know'd ye would," says he. I verily helierl , he .
was glad the bunnit got spited.
leoNc LUPE], To-MORROW.
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CINCINNATI.—The annual statement of the
trade and commerce of Cincinnati shows the
yearly value of the manufactures of that city to
be $52,109, 374 . Its imports annually are valued
a t $75,000,000, , and its exports at $60,000,000.
There are now 6,000 miles of railroad divergin g
from the city, and 4,000 miles under construc
tion.
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PROM THE BRDOTT PAPERS.
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Marriage notleea, eentm; Death notice!, t 5
Sugar a Raw Material
j Innu the New Vert: Past.)
S,,tne of the Western jot/1110s are again open
dig the question of relieving us from the sugar
tax. Taking the whole of the . United States
together, the measure would be an extremely
popular one. Flow the membiirs of Congress
may stand affected to such a reform we cannot
say; but it is a 'fact, which we are . not now
called to notice for the first time, that Congress
and the people do not always look at measures
from the same point of view.
It is said that Mr. Guthrie, our secretary of
the Treasury, who, in miters of revenue; is more
sensible and intelligent than either House of
Congress, has a plan of allowing all articles
which come under the description of "rats ma
terial " to he imported free of duty. We'hope
that sugar is included in his list. Sugar is as
much a raw material as tuadder? each of these
commodities is a vegetable extract; madder,
as we import it, is a powder obtained from the
dried roots of a plant by a method which separates
the fibres from the line particles. of collaring
matter; sugar is the juice of a plant boiled
down. Both of them undergo, it is true, at first
a rade manufacturing process, but neither are
made use of unmixed, in their original state;
both must undergo new and.higher processes;and
be combined with other commodities before they
are consu.me , l.
The fact that snor is c " raw material;' 9s CA
oily illustrated. sugar ie the state in whieli we
import it. passes. through a refining process,
which occupies many •large• establishments and
numerous workmen. Sugar is wrought by the
confectionerS into a tlionsfind' different •tempt
ing preparations; iristrtstaliAd,' , !eindikinade
into syrups and sugar-plums; Iwifippediup.
eggs, beaten up witit ;butter, ,•kpeade4, up with
flour, incorporated
_into cask3,' elibeplate,
congealed in ice creams, disolvedArit Slibibets,
presentetfin forms as massive as rSelttfalt, or
tight as snow or ..sea , tbam. t Let; any, one • pass
between the rows of shops ip some of our streets,
at this season, when the confectioners, are pre
paring for the Christmas holidays, and ilia - playing
their wares in the windows to tempt the childish°
appetite for sweets, and then deny, if he can,
that sugar is a raw material. He might as well,
with the window of a dry goods' shop before him,
dens that cotton is a ram - material.
Hut this is not the whole. Sugar forms an
ingredient in an immense class of manufactures
which are strictly domc-tic—home manufac
tures i r the high sense. products of the inOastry .
of Ito heArth. Sugar is one of the component
;.arts of almost every meal taken at the eating
houses ; sugar is as necessary as salt in our
kitchens. The sick man's water gruel is flavored
with sugar, the child's pap, the pudding eaten
by his father and mother ; it mingles with our
morning beverages, coffee, tea, JD hocolatet; the
still more abstemious water..drinker accknovilt
edges it is a gratful addition to his chiller pota
toes. Take a wlay sugar; proscribe its use as a
raw Material, and mote than half thr'eceipts in
the books of that ingenious and industrious class
of manufacturers, the cooks, would be rendered
useless. We should re {wire new editions of all
the hooks of cookery, from Hannah Glass to Dr.
Kitchener and Monsieur Silver.
Thus ti is clear that i !we cannot ovoid the eoneln
dion that not only is sugar a raw material, but
that if there he a substance known to commerce
deserving of that name. it is this. It is no an
swer to say that it must pass through a certain
imperfect course of fabrication before it can be
come an article of commerce. So must every
thing el,e to which we give the name of raw ma
terial. So must erode saltpetre, which is ex
tracted by water from the soil containing it, and
boiled down so must potash. which is so,oh
tained in a similar manner from wood ashes : so
12111 f barilla or crude soda, which is obtained by
a like process from the ashes of sea-weed. Wool
must he shorn and cleansed: cotton must not
only be gathered and separated from the boll,
but must pass through a machine; the*, on
the spot where it is produced, before trade will
take any notice of 4s,§: one of her commodities.
therefore, we tirWto have an abolition of the
taxes on the raw material need in those combinat-..
[ions and re-shapings which we call manufactures,
-let sugar be placed without hesitation on the list.
It is fairly and honestly entitled to a place there.
An immense class of consumers all over the
Union. and in the Western states especially, will
applaud the step as a wise and liberal one—as a
measure looking to the accommodation of the
whole country. instead nt the interests of a
class; and will call on their representatives. in
directly, if not directly, to give it the support.
The bigoted protectionists will make a stand
against it a small class of sugar-planters will
oppose it : but the public at large, who feel the
present high price or sugar as a serious inconve
nience, and would like to see it diminished, as it
would he under a liberal system ofcommercial le
gislation, will, on its account, give their support
all the more willingly and earnestly to the
changes which the secretary of the Treasury
proposes.
New Markets for England
Every step in polities or in war by the British gov
ernment Teems directed for the advancement and
expansion of the commerce of that great country.
There is a comprehensive and far-seeing, policy ever
pursued in this respect. It is that policy which ever
stimulates her iu the persevering and pertinacious
acquisition of distant territory, or the securing even
of an early influence in quarters of the globe which
other nations seem at times scarcely to be paying
any attention to. In the present war with Russia,
if she floes not get back its cost in tiny other tray she
bids fair to reap a great future benefit by her present
sacrifices. Her trade with the East has immensely
increased since the commencement of the war, open
ing up new markets and augmenting the demand in
the 01,1 ones for her manufactures._ They are already
beginning to expect important returns therefor, and
the returns to those exports must be, in the greater
part, it is said, in gold. The exports sent out are for
consumption, not only by the armies, but by the in
habitants of Turkey. Syria and Egypt, and the parts
mtiac.•nt, o ho have pr0,p,r,,1 by th e exp e ndit ure of
the allied armies. In an article upon the effects of
tie o ar upon commerce, the Loudon Esamiaes says:
For the ten months of 1555 the exports to Turkey
alone amounted to no less than .04,589,000. and al
kwing Gtr the two remaining months may be put
down at least at i:5,500,000 for the year; to Syria
and Palestina the exports for ten months are £790,-
643, or at the rate of .1:952,000 a year. In like man
lier the exports to Egypt for the year may be stated
ut £1,500,000, to Malta at £618,000, and the port of
Ealaklara £450,000. These exports are composed
exclusively of private merchant trade, and have no
reference to the stores or ammunition shipped by the
tiovernment. Let us then see how these figures coin
pure with those of pool years :
....... ....... -4 :•2..029.0J0 .C2,7f#Boou 1::),500.1kt) ,
$ Ha uud alo,ooo 366,000
E4.Yl't .:7
.00 1,500.000
lln I EJ, vs 2(1,000 459.000
C 3,410.001 t 4,516,000 f. 8.919,000
Thus, in the last year immediately before the
war, the experts of ItritiM manufactures to those
markets were 13..119,00, in the first year of the war
..C.4.SIMOOth while in the present year they are no lees
than X 8,919.000. showing an increase over 1853 of
the enormous sura of .t 15.500,000. This fact alone
shows how much consumption has been promoted
and trade developed by our expenditure in the East ;
and prove-, without room for doubt, that at a very
early period we may expert a return of a considerable
portion of the bullion which him been absorbed in
those countries in payment of the large exports which
are now taking place."—Baltinun•r Sus.
COAL TRADE yr PENSSYLVANIA.—The anthracite
coal trade or 1555 being now closed by the leading
transportation companies, the Pottsville Miner,'
gives the following statement of the coal ton
nage of the year frun the principal regions:
15.55. Inc
Shnc lkill .y,s4 2`.:4..tr3U
Schuylkill C.nal P07. , .1.5-1 1.1(4,166 191.R12
,stoaos 3.216,954) 4'11.742
......... 1.1.'74.1156 2415-68
144.wItre S Hod. Cutol.ll. y .110.944 52.4,0041 tis,osB
p erm , 6=J c o n,party. . 4911,(A:: 56.1,thi0 tL, 152
/11:1,1S , 111411 pi
According to the same authority, the whole supply
of anthracite this year will be about 6,300,000 tons,
and the increase from all the regions will be some
where near 650,000 tons, or almost the same increase
over the last year as the tatter was over the preceding
one.. The reader will perceive by the table that two
thirds of the increase is from the Schuylkill region.
THE PrtncnxsE 6Y GRAlN.—According to the Eron
otnigt. the foreign - governments named will be com
pelled to make purchase of grain to the extent of
SI-17,000,000. Thtfs:
Total. Pronl U S
.$7a,000,000
60.(X)4 , ,000 31.001),(11,
. 10.000,000 3,500,1.1(N)
. 2.000.000
Orem
France— .......
Prmsia —• • •
$)47,000,000 $&8,C0.1.0(0
EIRMBEti
(,t:5.1,a36 C 04.713
5,079;218
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