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male to get together a demorraitc convention
• together to put in nomination Mr. Volz. Demo
crats should turn out on Saturday and elect
good and true men, delegates to the convention.
It is not just, fair nor dentocratir that one man
should hold lucrative public offices, either by
election or appointment, for more than twelve or
fourteen years, and no one has a right to demand
it. We know several case , to which this rule
would apply.
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PITTSDURGH - POST:
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O CO. i. GILL.VOYLE. j. 11. MO ,0011Y.N.Y
GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY,
PROPRIETORS AND EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING
To iCeirspitper Publishers
The type on which the Daily and Weekly .3[0, , ,r0y
Poet was printed previous to getting our new dress
is offered for sale. It in Nonpareil and Bender, and
in good condition, as any one can see by looking at a
copy of the paper of last week. It will be sold
cheap for cash.
THE PRICE-CURRENT
The third number of the Price-Curreut is for
sale at the counting room of the Morning Pcizt.
Of its accuracy and fidelity there can he little
doubt from the amount of labor bestowed upon
the preparation of the tables.
The table can he printed on letter sheet for
those ordering them: and the card, of the par
ties wishing them placed at the head.
This number has a pretty good show of adver
tisements and cards. Its success seems to he
good so far.
THE CONVENTION—THE RAILROAD.
Among the re,mlutions of the Democratic Con
vention is one which, it is said, indicates that
the Democratic party is unfriendly to the Penn
sylvania
railroad. If such I- , the design •of
that resolution it doe= not represent the senti
ments of the party The party is in favor of
every great public improvement. It may be
jealous of the encroachments of corporation. , ,
and will prevent them when it is discovered that
they pervert to improper purposes the privileges
of their charters. But that any party, or any
considerable number of persons in this county
are unfriendly to the Central railroad, or any
other, while they keep wiUtin the sphere of the,
legitimate rights and ditties, is not the fact, as
we well know.
Railroads develops the wealth of the country,
improve the means of communicatien. increase
travel and trade, and enhance the value of every
acre of soil, every ton of coal and iron, every
bushel of wheat and corn, :old in fact promote
every interest of the Country. That the Demswrat
ic party sets itself in opposition to these great
public improvements, or any one of them, while
pursuing their legitimate purposes, every one
knows is not the fact. Corporations should out
have undue privileges, nor be permitted to abuse
them to the injury of individuals. But if rail
roads are to be built charters of incorporation
must be granted. Nu other way is yet devised
by which wealth can be associated for the pur
pose. We are entirely in favor of encouraging
the construction of railroads, and of giving them
all necessary privileges not inconsistent with the
security of private rights--well knowing that
they are among the most important interests
the country, and tnest valuable and essential t , •
Its prosperity. We rejoice in the magnificent
success of our Central railroad, and hope and
believe it will ever prosper. The people of this
county have, as a community. a !Millen dollars
of stock in this road, and it is far from their in
terest that its success be ilamagcal. Success to
to the Central road, and to the people whose
corporate and individual credit and wealth have
built it. And we wish abundant success to all
railroads that are a great public benefit.
But the resolution. though strangely worded,
and evidently got up in haste, and fused in
haste, could not hilVe been designed to Int an
what is declared by the Jourfed to be its import
and design. Taken with the context. it can only
be construed to imply that the Collett ition was
oppm , ed to the sale of the line of the pub
lic works to the Central read company In that
connection the road is mentiotied. That is all
that the convention could have had properly in
view. We have always been opposed to the sale
of the public works unless their full value could
be obtained for them. We believe that, with the
Ohio river improved, there would be business
enough to make both the canal and railroad pro
fitable atuLpaying improvements. But still, if
the value could be oGramed. the State would do
well to sell the canal to a company that would
keep Pt in u.e. The canal has dono much to de
velope the wealth, and promote the interests of
the State. It has .paddler itself ten-fold in the
increase of publid wealth it ha. occasioned But
it is not tits legitimate Lu.liness of a State, or a
civil government to engage in the transportation
of tnerehandise. Let all such business be left to
private enterprise : and if the public works cats
he sold. 'fur their value, to a company, and the
proceeds applied to pay the State debt, no man
would oppose the sale. Such so undoubtedly the
almost unanimous public sentiment , and we are
satisfied that nu conveutien, upon due considera
tion, would say anything to the contrary.
On this subject f2N cry man can entertain viii
views lie pleases, and such are our.
differs from us let him Teak out We are is
the special advocate of the Central road, or 0
any other; but we are the advocate of every
interest that is identified with the public interest
in which the whole IllaSB of the people partici
pate; and confident are we that such is the sen
timent of the Democratic party.
We shall refer to this matter again.
THE COMMITTEE--A CON VENTION
The committee that met at the St. Charles
Hotel yesterday, it will be seen, have called on
the Dcimoersey to elect delegate, .0 Saturday
evening to meet in c.nventitin au Wolnesd:iy
next to consider the matter of a candidate fur
Mayor. Some of the committee were in favor of
endorsing Mr. Vole's call, but it was overruled.
The convention, we think likely, will nominate a
Democratic candidate.
IVO have good reason to iatheN e that defeat
would have resulted from endorsing Volz, and
the committee did right in calling a eonventi-n.
We are aware that :L desperate effort will be
The Holiday Seamen
Now is the joyous season of the year when ev
ery body is expected to give and receive presents
whether they be great or small. All dealers in
toys, fancy goods and holiday merchandise gene
rally are aware of this but let them also re
member that this is the season of all others when
people look into the columns of a good newspa
paper to find the articles they wish to present
their friends, sweethearts or acquaintances. An
advertisement will co , t you a trifle and may be
the means of pointing out to hundreds the very
place to get what they want. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
Proceedings of the Convention.
. In some of the papers the proceediup of the
Democratic Convention of Wednesday last are
grossly misrepresented. In the Journal's report
it is said that a resolution was offered recom ,
mending D. R. Williams as a candidate for Canal
Commissioner. Such a resolution was offered,
but it was thrown out and not adopted
SMALL COMFORT.--A contemporary consoles
himself on being beaten in the convention with
the fact that the Post did not get along either.
It so happens that no proprietor or editor of the
Pool was a candidate. We never yet eon for on
office and tau beaten. We never bought votes by
false promises ; and we never yet dreamed of
being a competitor or rival of the custom house
rgan.
school.mistrt!ss, Connecticut born, but now
residing in Miasonri, writes to the New Haven
Register, to say that the border ruffians" are.
perfeet gentlemen.
Dr. R. 1. Cowper, has brought suit against
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Company,
laying damages at $25,000, for injuries received .
by a collision of the cars in February last.
The difficulty at Roanoke College has been
settled. All the students who left, save four,
have returned. Rev. Daniel Bittle is acting as
Professor of Languages.
The Texas Legislature, by a vote of 73 yeas to
3 nays, passed a resolution approving the course
of Senator Rusk in voting for, and disapproving
the course of Sam Houston in voting against the
Kant as-Nebraska bill.
DECEMBER 21
Jonathan Coit. a citizen of New London
Conn., lately deceased, left $48,500, in sums
varying from $2500 to $lO,OOO, to different chari
table soc ieties and religious denominations in
that city. His entire estate is estimated at
$300,000.
The Chinese slave trade is very busy in Peru
whither they are conveyed from China by Eng
lish and American vessels. They are enticed
from their homes, smuggled on chipboard, and
treated like brutes. (Me American ship, which
sailed from China with six hundred and five, lost
two hundred and one MI the passage.
Dion Eourcieault is reported to have died in
New inleam=, where he was manager of the
Gaiety Theatre. His wife I,professionally known
a- )li , Agnes Robertson) recently broke off a n
engagement which she was fulfilling in Cincin
nati, in consequence of receiving a despatch
announcing s.orious
Mr. John Yarrow, an enterprising citizen of
Philadelphia, (lied in Savannah, Georgia, on the
)3th twit. Ile way for many yea! , a member of
he City C.mneils, and at the time if his death a
nreet,r of the Penns3lvattia Ilailroal Company.
t;irard C-Ilege, and uf the Bank of Phila•
delphia.
The Norfolk papers say that in order to repair
the damage date to the new steam frigate Roan
oke, steam pumps will he used, and two frigate
will he , uuk—nne on each side, and pumped oat
After raising the steamer the leak will be stop
wd, and she will he taken into the dry dock for
Nlichigan Dett e State Central Com
mittee mot in Detroit the other day, and resolved
that the .State Convention to select delegates to
the National Democratic Convention should not
meet, until within about two weeks before the
assemhling of the latter body It is supposed
this will bring them fresh from the people t.o obey
their voice.
Kossuth writing to the New Vold; Times per
the steamer Baltic, :ays that American papers
on the war-talk of the London Times, and the
augmentation of the British West India fleet,
Leading arti-
re n great extent
•les of the Nevi 1 ork and W,hington pre ,
flake the round , through almost every large 311
mall paper in the United Kingdom, and even m
he Continent—a telling evidence of the im
mrtance that is attached to the ca.,e
ilrcadful epidemic, known as the morti
fermi,' fever... has broken out in Peru. and four
tbommel person , iItIVV lavished liy it Thi.,
mortality being anuitig the fartnerii. and /A
drought prevailing at the name time, ha nut-e'l
1/11111011 , C of cattle. on account of their g: t•
thug iii-teat it the wt.oaQ, Itti.l falling a prey to
wild The ingar ant] the wheat crl , ,
were All 1// , t, and the pr pest of the planter,
in that country was truth gloomy and moieralile.
\to BA \, ta.r7 nNt. LORI. I'ALMER.qToN -
eorre-tondent write'- to the London /holy T.',
•• 11 lien war Wa, dec Ltre , l hetween the
[nited States . and Mexico. a placard atipeuitedin
the WitidoW of a gunutaker on Tower 11tH, "tier
ing a houslty to all Who would enlist in the Mex
ican .eretce, or rather go privateering
N'eNiel.l against the couunerce of the l'lnted
Statet. I took the hill to lieurge Bancroft. then
United Stateß minister nt onee twit down
and wr.te t.: terd l'alini+.ton. then iu office,
and the next day appeared in the Tut.., an
otlicia.l notice front Lord Palineretti, (hot all
-olch parties who enlisted here, nnti.were caught,
would lie treated a. pirates, and 1 , 111.1i510-,1 AO
cur,lliti..* The net., in the %%Helot, tea. Loa
2ifterw•tr.l,.
Dirtcps's H,.i I,r Dreeinher
tun: been sent lig by Itix k Edwarkl , , pul.b:hers
New York ft fully d ual to the fir-t nowt,.
that puldicati.n -the hlght,t eacomiltin ve
can pints upon it..
AmErtic , ,'s Mn.n.loN, by Rev Charle, IN ad , -
worth. of Philadelphia. is the title of an eloquent
•ermon by one of the n t eloquent li int., in
iii, country. In it he deals some hard rap- t
\ Americanomi no-I other narrow
minded and one-idea rant We propose
a specimen of the gentleman' , yotiny in h
or tiro
I.asb SA I.E. --The of land along the hut
ot the Central Railroad up to thi , time.
amount t.. lee i;:i,tgai,titat. It will he reniern-
lertl thnt this is land that wa , given I , y the
general go\ orninent to aid in the construction of
that and other roads in the State of Illinois. It
i 4 said that the land Lillis given will in the end
sell f0r5 . 27,000,000. We wish Congress would
give towards the iinprovetneut of the (Go lands
that vi,,uld bring one tenth that ~t un It t ,
inuelt 1,1
tioual hkentht
DIATIT .F
that delightful episode of Eastern travel by J.
I Browne, will remember the hero of the
Vusef Bimon llndra. Ile came ti, this
iuntry afterwards with Mr. Kane Richards, of
luntticl..)., and in company With the mime gen
tlenlnn yet pail far the Mediterranean to pureliams
Iral, liorse4 for importation into this country.
Soon after reaching lte)rout, Syria, Vust.f fell
tztol in IL short time was no more. fie die , l
iu iletolJer. 11 r. Richanls sul)equently gave up
hi! , enterprise.
PENNSYLVANIA RA ILItuA D.—The receipts of
this road fur the mouth of November last,
amounted to $41U,b50,78, an increase of $1
393,6:, over the receipts for the corresponding
month host year. The receipts for the whole
year will be at least four and a quarter million
dollars—or about $600,000 more titan last year.
This road has now become one of the most pro , -
porous iu the country, and its prospects for the
future are most encouraging.
SCH UN U: t, the defaulter, according to a letter
in the Crusader, is residing near Genoa, in Sar
dinia. The letter says I have ascertained
that a treaty for the extradition of criminals
will be entered into between the two Govern
ments. Schuyler, the great defaulter, who resides
in a villa not distant from (leave, would rather
be opposed to such arrangements.-
THE: Democracy of Greene county met at
Waynesburg, the county seat, on the 18th lust.,
and uuanimoasly instructed their representative
to support the Hon. John L. Dawson for the
:nite,i States Senate, and appointed Gen. Jesse
Lazear and .1. . Al. Buchanan delegates to the
4th of Mardi convention.
Kossrru, in a late letter, expresses the opin
ion that the United State:, must have one great
fight" with the European monarchies.
4e -Stockingsand Hosiery for wi n t er .--
If you don't want your feet pinched with hot on t ,I, rt
St•wkinp, you will take our advice and go to D A , vs.
Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some ~ f th.,„
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
emonirtatile. DALT also make, and bells every variety
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street. oct4
MEE
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W to, have read
7' '''t” ;441,-
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7 , THE TESfi -NRIITS
TELEGRAPH.
THIRTIC-FPURT4I CONGRESS
Y 1 LOT SESaILIN.
W ASIIINUTON Ctrr ,. December 20.—Senate- -
Mr. Brodhead, from the Cemtaittee on Claims,
submitted a report directing that all private
Aims in which adverse reports were made or
ordered during the last session, which were pend
ing at its close and which claims are founded
upon any law of Congress or the regulation of
the executive departments or contracts express
or implied, with government, and which claim
ants choose to prosecute before the court of
claims, be referred to said court. The report
was, on motion, then adopted.
' On motion of Mr. ('ass the protest of the mem
bers of the Illinois legislature against Turnbull's
election to the Senate was referred to the com
mittee on the J udiciary.
Mr. Turnbull presented evidence showing that
he ceased to be a Judge and was succeeded by
another twit years before his election to the
Senate. It was referred to the same committee.
//,,,,,,—The balloting for Speaker was re
sumed. tutu ballot—Banks 101; Richardson
7:1: Fuller 34 scattering 10.
Mr. Smith. of Alabama, said that the result
just announced was a pretty fair indication that
no result will be reached to-day, and wishing to
promote. by degree., the business of the Clouse,
he proposed to proceed to the election of two of
the moot important committees of the 110118 C,
viz the Committee of Ways and Means, and
the Committee on Foreign Affitirs Ile proposed
that the Northern party should nominate four
members on each Committee, the Administration
party three, and a corporal's guard of the South,
assisted by members lion! the North. numbering
two these Committees should select their own
chairmen by a majority vote, and that the two
chairmen should preidde oer the ordinary busi
ne.a 111 the alternately, until a Speaker is
elected. Ile propo:.o , l one hour to be devoted to
the introduction of bills to he referred to appro
priate committees to be -elected hereafter. The
members could be swidli in by the chairman of
the t'immittee of Way- an I Mean , : then pro
ceed to the election of Clerk. l',-tuta•ter, Set
1)0,,r-Keeper. and tart, but not
lewd, the Chaplain, through whose prayers.
perhaps, some oil may be thrown upon the
tr,mbled water= Ili, time for commo
tion and re-co:woo:Ion want harmony and
EMBEISM
Several gentlemen objected to that plan, the
plan of ITs', , being in the µay • pre,cribing that
a Speaker and Clerk .hall hr,t he elected and
thy• uvmlwr•Stilt it by the Speakt•r
proceeding to any ,dlier
Nlr. 6inith remarked that unle,- some such
plan was adopted the public I , ustnes6 a ould -other.
Mr. ( . 4.lwallailer coutermileil hla Dettiocrittie
frietiils to adhere to their po.itioti and platform
ni len wurued the Si: lad Republican,
Hutt if the government it:. paired into their
hand, and Mi , souri lie re•tor e d and the Fugitive
repealed, the niniNt and will he dis
solved. the declaration of that fanatical grey
head. 7\11 . . to the contrary notwith
standing
Mr. Zollieutrer why he coal I
not •lipptirt either Etch:ll , l.mi or Ptaki-i,
that friend. -tooil :u.ll national
grouna, which all !night tioeupy without eonipro
ini,ing their prineiplm ,
Mr. Wright. id . Tenn., contended that however
pan-lobe the American party here !nay be, they
are. by their tides, making the exten.-iiiin of the
natural:lL:Won joarl/11,1111 io l'ry other
I! N-
the
\ tat•ritit I 1 ,1 the I_:111
. k • ti l Jll 1. 11 - 11, l'l.l l :t.li•litlita ithiti . , , rittlll•:t.•l
Speaker cituttl ~ l i•ctt4l irtitiwilt:itt.ly th,
[l,' brat , ‘l',ll . I t• , l7:;t ot‘,lr t,. 1.111.11"-1.1e,
the .1 merle:tn. , hair II it•twen t cirry all their
ft,ret•
'II thir,
111,-Iblorts Ist I lir I . S. Stlprr like Court.
CI I
p;.tltititl, I- l',,:t1•1.
Th,
wa c, , 1“
1,131111.il
I{,pbt.rt II NI i'reld ,
..1 :1" -t,•am., 1•,I1S U,dd=truth.
Jit 4•.11,1 tt n•
the I.? int•-• 1 ~!olist•Il I it, 1,1-.1
•lis.l Collin!! ter ni•pt f•
I ;-tutn.. Th.,iss, 1p
•lii I C•irls,ie fos dr
It-is 13,0, -55k,11, prili gutiJent
the .1 tt.irriv% 1..1' 1...•ti11t
St.II
\lackt•y null itkint:ll
krAlllllPlit ,killlll,ll. (1 Ci
plAilltitig, till coilt 11111,1 In \
(rudnuL,
Prom South But.hugs nod ..ther 1 , 1.1..rtv ..t
~„, iird , s b di I.usany, by Fir, awl U. Perdi- ..4 .4.1 I Isl..tild \a,l.
I rile..(:".“lt 11 ( 'RV kJ! Alit 3.6 , 611 11. t 1 A- '‘."l
•/1. ThP t,ll Pre,i- I ti m. Y .1.41,1.1...
nor. 1.. th. '11.11.. W
r..r gra•ta• " r 4" ' ' "" th.
reza, ht..l I.rrvetil 11.01.1 I,lilent , fang J J
nll.l 111 , q•.:1:.! ill Ow Stle• IV:L, OFFICKH.S.
Prrriden/ WA! I , ..IOIINSIAIN.
dek`gati, the
President.. .. Itol/1*
C4kto,entt,h .tint '
.cry and TAr, A A ' L je-t*.l.)
._ :1 , 1. I, INaltl . I I:1110, It I , litther , k.tad
that ~,6•1. 1111 . 1,1 h, he t :try are in CITIZENS' INSURANt,'E COMPAN\
de repri.-,etiletl in that
Th* .
KAH3rI , de•C ' .!te••i :LC; H I•tt
thh . 1111..111C111011
Front IV ashingtork
‘1 A • If 1,.;T , 1N Ty, December The re
-1,,,t - t that the rape t.r the Iteclamtion
Itrlepentlenee Was stolen frt,ta the Patera
tifice tint Me. 11 IL:, !wen there I*.tirteett,
ar,
J u d ge written to hi< jiiendii [lint
though ..et erely from 1111 inflamed
throat, he captieteil bi Lc in 11a.shittgion early in
January
debate In the ioday ilttrueLed a
ileum auditor). ' , erre but to remit-I
rma, apparent the an iirgaiiitution
Prohibitory Law in Indiana
I colts, December 20.—The opinions of
the Judges of the Stlprettle Court ease in-
N.,lving the coni-titutbinitlity of the Pruhibitury
Law was delivered by Judge , l'orl(ins atel
g,ll-t the lase Judge Ste,art
ex,e l .l In the ItIA:1111:tel111111. 4 .
•tireti , •% Cirlll-1 - - .111 1;:k . I i... , k11;
,11-I,allizt , the %%heir lew
Pitiltburgh and Sty nben v Ille itallroad.
I.llMoliE. DeoPrilbor 2 , i. A bill ham been
reported in the Legislature of Virginia, giving
the right way to the l'ittAtirgh and :4teuben
villr Railroad.
-
y Robbery.
N 1,.P.K. llecernher 20. --The jewele) ,tore
o f Ly o o rok on w a , hight of watcher!
. iewelr, to this valul. of S. - 01(M WhOIC
,loCh
Worinx I W tin. 1 I --Vanit,ll, )intro
tart,l roolativ, to Ow torigoot of ilotooattioal suorma, and
301 tin , tinoottital le still a ,oxottl tow aiming toorolotatl autloori
Lot— 4 , 1 one fitel, lota ttr t all artt 110ot - toed. vain' la whotio
alla,troot—ottoot fatal It do, ttr Ow tot thio•mota- dooy exert on
cloilarttoot At this Scud. the att.aolta of morals
are mom( frroloant, toott.l olatoporout. NVo• tolloo•
gnat plooasnroo iu otirtortmot do , .tt"nti“l , or itttno , t , to tit ,
Voortutragoo tor tin 'orlon.. it i. o n tor thtt onottt otxtratoortit•
failtttl of inoccet, vv Lein triad
will 1.• Cart•ll.l I u.k lot /it 3/'[..itta't
(Wein - Wed reontftepe, and titlitt ti..tit• rim.. All othrt
compuxi.on, aro I.orthlom,
Dr. M'l.aae's geaulno talfuge, 11184., 110 cu1.4,111t,1 1,1,
cMIII now i••• 11,14 i at all ro,lo, : , tor•••• t
BM=
Ale-. I. ,sle I.) Ow is,Jr• ptoprirt,r,
P'LENIINti ,
Succvss•plo J K 141.1 .1.
t 1,17 .I N‘. 641 Wutml ntr,t, ..,roar
47- Batchelor'. ilair llye.--1,11, a big rarer,
bt .4.1 and dorp loid etroiig. the repo tat ton ail ItATCI El ,t
lit DVE th.srii tin and nnward, butt nig unitab•r,. steal
hitting up prelentlerit, tlotwoing all rtimpcittion. casting
open the bt Iran Hod lilting rocks the haul ill Ihutratilti,
puffer) and the deind ilttgn el unappreciated trash,ntingere
Matto, ..1 applied tit 23:t Itritadway, Nita Vnik
hi, Id, ',Outlnde and relath by 10, licit 11. KEYSKII, 140
Wood .trod. dart W
g* Mnnri a ' Nnrsnpurllin .--Inrentigntion hind ex.
periunitit have demonstrated that upon the condition of the
Idoed &plunk the health 11l the lady. Cdinsicinently, when
disease lu the shape of Scrofula. U leers, Cutaneous
Eruptions, Liver Gm/plaint, .4e., appear, it ix nt 0111,3 eV ilit'llt
that the tk‘cretive functions have Isicome inert, and Impuri
ties have been engendered in the blood which are working
their way to the surface. SANDS' FANSAPARILLA is ex
pressly prepared to remedy such ruses, and should be at
once resorted to It will gently id.iinalate the Inactions /if
the idaduardi and bowels to t egular and healthy !WOOD, and
without nausea or purging expel therefrom all deleterious
net-mutilations, purify the hl,ast. equalize the circulation,
pi dinoto perspiration, improve the appetite, impart Wee mud
disease, causing all unsightly excrescences to disappear, and
leaving the skin perfectly smooth and flexible
I' r.pureal and sold by A It. S D. SANDS, Druggists, tun
Fulton street, New York.
Sold als o l. y FLERipm../ F 51.15. Pittsboruh. Pa., and ht
Druggibi ,
nov - r lm
ligil
' a• N. • • • ^ •
•" • .
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Fn.:Meld.
J AXL9 D. SPOttl,.Secretary.
tErThin Company makes exert' iMilfraliPa appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also. agai n st BULL AND CARGO RISKS on the nu n
Mal Mississippi Rivers and tributario, and MARINE Itlt4 KS
generally.
And against Loss and Outage In Fire. and against the
Perila of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates ronsinlvnt with satety
all parties.
DIRECTORS.
Robert Galway, Alexander Ilradley,
Janina S. Ilam, John Fullerton.
John NrAlphi, Samuel Nl'Clurkan,
William rbillitps, Jamea W. Hallman
John Scott, Clouln Arbuthnot,
Jtoxpit P. tiazzarn, M. D.. David Richey.
JIIIII,I Marshall, J•thu WOW,
11nratio N. Tie, Kittanning.
114XLFACTURERS' INSIRINCE COlll'l,
CII.MTER PERPETUAL-1311.0:TED 111 TILE MTATE OF YI:NNSVISANIA
Chartered Capital, 8500,000.
FIRE, JIARINE AND INLAND TRANSPDRTATIDN
AARON S. MPH:WOW. Proodent.
ORRIN ROO ERN. S44.retury
lIROILOS, YOUNG, Trel.surer
DIRT...7OILS.
Aar.. LINA 110,1 t. V libi.lll It.
1% Il I utui Neal,
N 'f.l% leer, NVeelis,
Oi yin E.lwar.l E. Jele,
Healy, Jane, I'
ktir - Thib Company Ila. k.rttntitr,,lWil (111 , 1'
WA. a liti tilt, Dire Ct., ha •• loinitu
enad n. adapt the ln.in,,,t
eivailnl,lo re.nources T" c..[ltlncl
ink; its .ttalr4, xitha rapt adtuatua-nt hpor,,,
Pittsburgh No :,s 11 rater
N EX( n)N JJN Agt.nt.
The fi.ll.oiinii well lin 0 and rentkinmitile firms in Pitt,
burgh ha. referen, I them, with regard I. the
''l the Manufacturers' Insurance
nun, Ai \
I' South . 1110111. ton S Caniple , ll,
Jew, , II t.'101.1.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
INSURANCE CuMPANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
itworp“rutt,l by 11, Loglsltaure l'onio.ylotho
l'lttsburgh /tn.,. ‘Vmter
ViOn.l,(to Paid up "Waal. and socnri.ly
in vosted, panaxn. TIIuS. it. FIA )itE NCI', Prk•N't.
lELMBou,
OF THE I'IIMPANY
I'. WI V IL
1' ,, t1:11) yittnl•urgh
,1,-vk •
11Iokhorly
ray • ..•
Ihdawttro . 3,txtgo
A mono( Nl..rtga,;.• iii th.• CA) ..t
%I V...
.11•.unt •••••• th..l ..r
hand uthl n. Bahl: :21.:›40
A monnt of Fin •, Marion lo.a•rtto to.; and not
rani . . „ . N‘•n••
A mount Fir' or Mal Inv rla,tual. olio, than
I hoo• moo, tain••••I an•l uu 15,4. N•••$••
Thr Company has no t1..1 • /11.1111,1( Om Parent earn o,
aml .Sill ./jllnt aml pay in hr-. it, all ii , ASIP ocrtirrnlv, at
ilrc htt...ll.nrol IJ For 1u,.0f allet• apply
J. 111lNl'Ell, Ammt,
00, .0...1 and Mart 0.1..
Itritish Z 4 Continental Exchange
H6lll. NtA N BY
DUNCAN, MIIERMAN & CO.
r).‘" THE / . .v/().‘" /LINK, /.H.N7)(i.V,
P..41^ Thra. Itt aft, an. liR n,luld, ut all the prtuclpal T , 'tt tog
..1 N.SU LAS ti, ;•Orl'l.A ND AND llt E 1.%. Nl. nad the 1 .
TIN ENT.
We al., draw BILLS on
M. A. Gruncbaum S BRIM.,
FM r I 1/ I
%5 •.. A..•11.11ht... r. t.. nli ruttlA .1 Iit:IiNLANY
• \lll \
1 . • I, , m.int...ling 1., tz o• I A!•,.., I I. T.., I,
It-fn •.f Crodll -13 I.••
.41«. in any
S' .t 1.4,10%, Bill, Si••
111 r", i‘e
11,1.1.1 \1 II '‘\ 11.1,1 A A 1 .4
~•F twt Thii.l
EUILEKI INSURANCE COMPANY
F PITT:-Bl'lo.ll
•
itnqiEnT FINN VI
P. 411. 1,..nd 1, la
IA ILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
Nrk , tll
4 e - All •In.t 1461 th
h.-.lJ,t ill, C. , 101.11, Skin ml!. .t.i.t
1, . ATI.:I.
.1511
14, ,ho 11 , .• .. 1 J 1111,,
I'EIiNSILI 4311 Ak INSI'lL411;(11: CO
()1 , HAM
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streetg,
A UT HOR I Z CANTAL 8300,000.
WTLIJANI LIAtiALEY, Pr ttkleut.
S.k )11: Et. M A 11.911 ET.L, ScvretAr)
, PP7C.E. 94 Water vtred, lcivovt iforkd anoi Mood xtreett
tip Ingnron AND (Alt(it) ItlSlitv, on the Ohio
Plitt trilnltartov.
I tt.ures against boon or I)ay.nat,..A.
tn.q.uttxt the Peril: ttf the Sett and I Omni Navigation
ate/ Transportetit,n.
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANCE
ttite J II UNIEII, Agent. N 110 11"nt4., bet worn
Nt ..ect uml !tturket.. Pituthurgh.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
( Succrssors (o Arnold
MANUFACTUREIV. OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
ANA FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
A. will contract fur Warming 11.11 d Vrutilatin"
by :imam or Hot IVater, Pipes or Childon's Furnace, Chorea
Mmobi, llspiGde. Fartora, Ort , em Ihuun, Dwellings
Gourt Howlett, hula, or ilotutu. No. NARKET STREET
Pitbthurgh. apl 0
FLOUR, GRAIN
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
-I ND PRODUCE GENERALLI
No. 299 Liberty' street,
,h , rl4:de.pc PITTSBUROIL
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A 1,1. I.; Ci I i I.',N Y.
Atze)- Fun' DELI VEIIRD Tn I'AM ILI H. in eithrr th
two
ORDERS rimy be left at the Mill, in liiiten at the storen
1.0(1AN, WILSON & CU., YS liVood iitreet.
FLEITER. nm. Liberty and NI. Clair streeth
It. P. SCHWAILTZ, Druggist, Allegheny
BACON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS
El HOPEAN AGENT AND CONVEi ANGER
u - rumengem brought from the old country to Pitt.-
hu rgh. and money% remitted to Europe. inov27
FARM FOR SALE—The well known Farm
f Isaac Williams, six miles from the city, in Upper St.
(lair Township. containing 126 acres of first-rate land, in
I,l,limn condition. The place in Weli•watered with never
nol ing springs, pleasantly situated. and suitable for a Stock
Dairy fans. The improvements are asuhstantial Stone
Dwelling, with Barns and Stabling. The (7hartiers Valley
Railroad is located within three-fourths of a mile of the
farm. and will make access sure and speedo. This valuable
farm in underlaid with Coal of the tirst ou r ality, and will be
sold with or without coal, or divided to suit purchasers.
For terms, be., enquire of
WM. 11. WILLIAMS Jr CO..
decls..lawlwtch.D) Wood street, corner of Thud.
.` 3 .1;,
PITTSBURGH
INSURANCE COi3fPAA
MARINE INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
11E1111Mili=1
ao,l Atl,l lit Ent.•l
.1/ IRLA /.'/.•
./ II SI. 1,; , f
I %;
ell.. 4.
[EMMEN
()F PITTSBURGII
William Itag,ley. 'Lit - 1. - 411,yd,
Janim M COlwr, Samar) M. Kier.
Samin , l Kra, WlMain I.llriglialu.
l'antwrt !hutlap, Jr . .John S. Dilwurlli,
in. M. Penn.wk. Yrancui Sell..
S..ilarbany,l), J. ticloutltnaki.r ,
►Falter Bryant, William It. Hay,
Jottri Slalpt... (deal
P A .N"
New Lisbon, Ohio
I)Fr WERti.
F. A. 111)K:1c:4111. l`r,sib tit
JAMES
LEVI MARTIN, 5.44 - ' and Treanurer
FITTS IEI H 11F. Y ERI:R'
.I.l.tes W Plunkm..r,
.Inumg Wood., It NI. Riad)°,
Jinn. V liarbatigh, Dn. l'itrke,
Rillll.llA. Bin millbliatu. Dawfoll, Newnlyur AC,
ALEX. HUNTER,
IMEMIEI
TERMS: CASH, ON UKLIVERY'.
BRYAN, KENNEDY CO
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
I_, EA LEI RS' IN
LARD. LARD OIL,
DRIED BEM
SCUAR-CURIM nod
CANVASSED HAMS
A large stock always en hand at
No. 297 Libe . rty Street,
PTITSBURGII. PENN'A
JAMES BLAKELY,
Cornet of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH.
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
TILE ONLY It A lI.ROAD
RUNNINC4 WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
.OVI - THE FAST TRAIN leaves at 2:30 A. M.; thfough to
Cioeninati in 13 hours and 40 minutes. Nov. s'7. - -
MAIL TRAIN Rotten to. 8 A. M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaven at 3 I'. M.
These Trains all make close gonneetiouS at Crestline. no
that passengers avoid detention. The direct route to St.
Louis ifs 114 ,w open. I'M erVAlirle Rua Indian:4)olk 100 miles
shorter than via Cleveland. First-elass fare from Pittsburgh
. Louis, $18,30. 54,11141 class, st 2. Connections aru
at Milan, with the Road to Cleveland, and at Mans
with the Road to Newark, Monroeville and Sandusky
City. No Trains run on Sunday.
Thrl , itkWh , Ci in nit at Crestlino. For particulars, MY
Through Tickets tire sold to Cincinnati, I.,ouisville, St.
Louis. Indian:won,. Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Wayne,
Cleveland, and the principal towns and cities iu the WeaL
Tip. NEW BRIGHTON A(X,'OMMODATIGN TRAIN leave4r
Pitndurgh at 10 A. M. and 4:4L P. M, and Nome Brighton at
7:30 A. M. and I P. M.
jro Tip Arta nu,l further infornlntlon, :11)ply to
J. U. CUI U
At tio• corner office, under the Mononguliela ilunno
I'at.6l,lnrgh, November 1855
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
TIEING THE
font lunation of the Ohio & Penna. R. R
TO FORT WAYNE,
MIEDI=II
TRAINi CONNECT AT CRESTLINE, without do
t• ini with MI the Trains on the Uhie and Peutisylvunhi
It••nd. turd M. at Furest with Trains going North and South,
thy• N:1.1 r Lake Erie Itoihmad.
h.r keta, apply at the Railroad Odic, of the Ohio and
overly ante Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Allegheny
or at :my 14 tho fallowing points:
Fort Wa) lO.ll•lantaine.
Cincinnati, Urbana.
Dayton
pring-Th.ld.
I i
Tiffin, Findlay.
l',•os , •nN deliring Ti,Lets rill tee particnlar to neik Itor n
In 1k and Indiana Itailruad.
J , •6 ItAUGIIAN, Sapt.
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 Fifth Street.
KEEN A SD BLACK TEAS, warranted to give mat
isfat tI,nI.
RETAIL PRICES.
'SLACK: , GREENS.
Letg.-50. and tilleSt I rl.ling 6 . , 75, ant
.1 ttality $1 - f t R. I finest quality. $1 It. H.
Ell 41i, It lireakfset—Nso, 75 and lin perial :Led tt rtismtler
tl IL. tilL 75 and $1 If th.
ireen mid Black Trait Of all itrruien put up In motallh
p.P•kagi, elpre,d) for trade. and will be mild at the lon
priei
and Java gii,n and roaxt,il.
A Crumbed andtensed Sugars: to.
N 0.
Path er', }{,114/1., GK n ,c, 1111./ (11..'"1/11.1`
S. JAYNI'S.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
il•I'f:RIOR NIERCII.kI.cT AND GRIST
MILL. BALDWIN FARM AND INIPROVEMF.NTS.—
o7,,hime (Ltert Sir.—On Thursday afterntsrn, January 100.
ls.,e, at :2 o'cl.s.ir, on the premises, will he sold. by order of
Mrs. Mary It. Duos, Administratrix of the late James H. Da
, ...I..ceased, that valuable piece of bond, Klima., on Chartism
(r t. k. four miles from Pittsburgh. on the Steutxtriville Tune
pil,.• IboaL in Robinson and Chartiera Townships, containing
fair acres and seventy istrches , on which is erected a that
.de.., Flouring 31ill. in good order, capable of turning out IRO
1.1,1, dour i,er day, with a Store House, Dwelling House,
C...per Shop, Ar. The 31111 contains four pairs Burn.,
I lir.— 1..11 1 Belting Cloths, three Screens, two Smut Machines,
Coin Crusher. and other improvements. The water power
is among. the I.st in the county. to. which Is added steam
1.1,4.1 Nl, b., required.
Also, by adjournment, under former Onler of Court, that
e.itiothie "Farm adjoining the abO oe, at pr sent tss . tipied Its
tontationg upwar,ls trf fifty acres gi1,111.1. land,
eoh Mansion House, Barn. Stable and other buildings.
Ft tot It , es. 41rubbery, ,tr., Ina high state of rnitivatiou. 11
I. .1110..1 into .eveval Imndw,mr rountry seats. being
tle• imnit Munitions in the• vicinity of this
1. nisi 111 lli.•iniil. , rbwrl 6igbio iniprimeil. Title inabp,
Tk.rn",--.llln-third ,a. 411 rt,tine in one and two yeara, with
14lYa/1112 petni-an n
L" ST!- (tri Wedneslay, the 19th instant, a
0,, drawn by John Octant
\ II \Vilna°. a l'°, and made payable to S. & Y. c.
—:.or. The public will plow , take notice and not accept it,
pat in. iit line been :Thinned. wtourr.
6 91:4
rrlIE Pl..' cE ril i;ET
!mg )1,• 1101i.layii tic will , Her our entfre idock of Silk
Cap-. Cale. kreic•li nate, 1...de,'
I I Ai. ^ y Hats and Silk \'r'
•1 api. Celt Fliuri, at arcatlr redocell prlcre. lull
k 14.1 .vllllO rat No. til. IVond stn•et.
1, - j! J WILSON k SON.
1 IL AN N AI R ! - Orphans' Fair
1.._ 1 1,1111.. ,p• 11 t-v..ry day at 2 v'clix - ir. M. [Jectri
DRIME ROLL BETTER-4i libls this lay
railnoul nod r.,r sale I.y
lIKNItY 11. COLLINS.
1 . 4 1 1;IIS received by railroad and for
leiriliY 11. COLLINS.
I~RE:Ai TEA 5--The attention of families
0,.1 de.dvt, called W uly large and carefully selected
1% h \
T
J .111 t A Cimbla,)
t ,•I PURE GREEN AND BLACK TI'AS, purchaw•d
Ir., t Innis the hich will sold at prlt. - 00 lower
113s1 S. JAYN
i . ,1%.111 Tea Storo, Farb rtrort.
• - -
Js'l' RoveiN ed by Express-13,..easAtesroN
or. t Will awl Do. By Jonnio Do Witt
'rho Hunter's ?omit; ur, C,i riasnit ions around the Comp
Filo 113 Captain Misynis Reid.
For .MIL by It. T. C. MOW AN,
dec2o 104 Wool stront.
LIOR CHRISTMAS t; I FTS, what so suita-
Liv n Pocket Itevolling Almanac, to tell tlin clay of
the month at an Instant's gliume; or a Pocket Locket or M ,
Itient“ Tit, clove articles can to had at
NO. 511 MA
Vurk.
RKF.T ST.
111 N Eltti U(•' PROPERTY, non-residents
or vthoni, nn• informed that ire attend to renting
tt St 1-ttg.
H.
h, ow, and collecting reads, also to inartrenco• rolmirs, Pay
ment Our charges for such services are mode
rate. We invite the attention of property owners, especially
den., stir reside not of the city, to this branch of our bred
nnss. We also negotiate Loans on Bonds, Mortgages, &c.
Moines, of this kiwi attended to promptly, and all commu
nications collAitcalial. All inquiries regarding Real
Estate. or other matters, must enclose a post stamp to pay
onstagr ou reply. S. CUTHBERT & SON,
63 Market street.
10 AND PENNA. Railroad Co. Stock at
Auction—Thin. Thrusday evening, 'bath instant, at 7
cl.sh, at the 31erehants' Exchange, Fourth street, will be
shares Ohio and Penna. Railroad Company Stock.
decl.l3 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
ILLI' ST RAT ED and Miscellaneous Books—
on Saturday evening. December ^-f2.. commenting at
" - ctn.-h. at the Commercial Sales ROOMS, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, by catalogue, a choice and varied collection of
Illustrated and Miscellaneous Burka, many of which are suit
or the Holidays; and among them will be folimi Alison's
History of Europe. 4 vele: Heroine edition of Shakspeare, S
rids. illustrated; tiriswold's ihillSO Writers of America: Lives
of Eminent Christians; Dowling's History of Itonutolem:
ilr,k and Roman Omsk Poeta 3 vets; Goldsmith's Works:
Maaithiy's Essays; splendid Family Itiblee, superb Annuals,
3c. Full particulars in catalogues, which can be obtained at
the A lie{ inn Stare. P. 31. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
HOTEL FURNITURE, &c., at Auction—
Ott Thursday morning, Docendier 27, at 10 o'clock, at
th.• Allegheny Hotel, corner of Irwin street and Duquesne
(I will be sold—A quantity of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Bar Flrdortu, Sc, among which tine ::1 Feather,
Iteds, Bedding and Bedsteads. Msttrowns, 531.11 and Work
Stem!, Looking pleases, h all Lamp; China, Glass and
Queenswitre. Fire Irons, Fenders, Cupboard, ono l arge
C. Shoe, which cost $125: Kitchen Utensils, Ac.
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
PR NTT'S NEW YORK GALLERY, fit,
layette Building, No. 80 Fourth street. Situated on
one of the principal thoroughfares in the city, with its easy
male of occess--ite large and splendid Sky and Side Lights--
won ..very facility fur doing businctur—causes it to rank
among the first in the country. Citizens and strangers may
1. sure of getting the finest Pictures that the art can pro
duce. in every style of case aud triune, lockets, pins, rings,
. nt tin above mimed Gallery. Price 50 cents, and up
wards.
iNmying correctly done. Rooms open from 8 A. M. to 5
I'. NI. Ev..ry picture given perfect or no charge.
Uor motto in to pluuse.
QToCKIfoLDERS" NIEETIN(I—The Stock-
Li holders of the Pittsburgh and Erie Railroad Company
011 meet t lreenville , Mercer cunty, on THURSDAY, thu
third day of January next, for the purrs.° of electing thir
teen Dirertont idea 9j TIIO. J. POWER, l'reslilont.
;Dispatch and Chronicle copy.)
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
-150 Student+ , attending tho Day and Evening Cltusat.
Pvtimatishlp, Rook-keeping, Arithmetic, and its applico
t too, to l•mdm•as,taught in this extenatve awn:nerd.] School
and M,del Counting-house, to large dames of Ladles and
tient letnen.
Success guanuits,sl to all who attend. A few lessons from
an unsurpassed I.IILIMLI correct the worst Muni-writing.
Bo.ik-keeping, when correctly taught, is easily learned.
Merohants and latidnisis men apply here for first class
Book.keepers. Arcountants awl Clerks. Cal and obtain
spccinnuis of Business writing—a circular for full Informs
tion--opposite the Post Oftlee, at COLLEGE HALL.
46,19
DIVIDEND -CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPA
NV.—The Prettidont and Directors of this Company
have this day declared a dividend of Six Dollars per share
vita the Capital Stock—five dollars payable to the stock
-I.lers or their legal representatives, and ono dollar credited
to their stock, o o and after the '2I.M inst.
der 6;:Eut SAMUEL L. MA.RSHELL, Solf y.
MONONGAH
ELA NAVIGATION CO.—
NOTICE TO STOCKIIOLDERS—The Annual meet
ing the Stockholders of the Monongahela Navigation
Company will be held, as required by law, on TUURSDAY,
the lOth day of January, ISliti, at the oRLe of the Company,
timid street. in the city of Pittsburgh, at 2 o'clock P.
M.. for the election of officers for the ensuing year.
decl7l.l,vhD) WM. DAKEWELL, Secretary.
ANK STOCK AND BONI) at Auctiork—
L." us Thursday evening, December ZAN at 7 o'clock, at
the Merchants' Exchange. will be sold—
S shares Exchange Bank cf Pittsburgh;
1 Allegheny County Coupon Bund—sl.l.l(lo.
declu I'. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
VINE OLIVE OIL—
X: 2 dozen Latour's Extra Olive Oil, quarts;
2 do do do pints; Juot received
by (drag] F. It. ILILAVO.
PLAID DRESS GOODS REDUCED-A. A.
MASON h Gf. are offering the whole of their stock of
Plaids, compri.lng the moat elegant and fashionable styles,
at greatly reduced prices. deal)
NOTICE: TOBTOCKHOLDEItS
-IWFICE or TILE 01110 ANL PENNA. R. R. Co
Pittsburgh, December 15, 1855.
The Annual inset in of the Stockholders of the Ohio and
Penney Dania Railroad Contpauy will be held at the Oompa
fly's Office, No. •23 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, on the FOURTH
THURSDA Y, Mang the 24th day of January, 1856, at.. 11
o'clock A. M.; and the election of Directors will be held at
that office, on the acme day, between the hours of 11 A. M.
and 3 P. M. W. ROBINSON, Jr., President.
docltind I wawtd
lIALL raised a breeze; Rose Clark
R will create a hurricane.
Funny Fern's new las,k, Row Clark," is ready; price,
$1,25. For sale by 11. MINER A 00.,
&cid No. 32 Smithfield atreet.
IXERRING -50 boxed Sealed Herring for
vale by Net-41 MI LLY.E. a RICKETSON.
UEUHUE PARKIN,
Ticket Agent.
diargt . Punt.)
THE HOLIDAYS.
VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
—A:large-And , bonutiful attiortment of WATCHES.
INS and JEWELItY,'at 67 tdarket Area, corner of
Aar Gilchrist's American Razors," tho best in the world,
r sale only at the ahoy° place., decal
HOLIDAY6.I.Fi c i3OOK S
Characteristic.; of Women; 1.13 steel engravings; an
tique binding.
Lays of Ancient Rome; antique binding.
Waverly Gallery ; 36 engravings; London edition.
Kepublitan Court; 21 portraits of American Females.
Christian's Daily Delight ; fine illustrations; antique bind'g.
Women of the Scriptures, do do
Knickortslcker Gallery; 49 portraits of distingtrished con
tributors to the Knickerbocker Magazine; morocco and cloth
binding.
Leaflets of Memory for 1856—a beautiful gift book.
Kehler's Christian Year; beautifully Illustrated; morocco.
In - Ines Sketch Book—flue edition.
The Floral Keepsake—a beautiful present.
The Diadem.
Scenery of the United States—the finest book of the season.
Poets--Byron, Moore, Burns, Ilitinans, Ben Jenson,
Shakspeare, &c.; in antique and half antique binding.
large and small Bibles, Prayer Books, In various styles of
binding.
Children's Books--over 500 different Minks, suitable for
children of all ages.
Don't forget to call at
W. A. OILDENFENNEY &
Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
~IIIRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S GIFTS
AT REINEMAN Sr CO.'S,
No. 42 Fifth street,
Where ran be found ono of the largest and finest
assortments of all styles of
bold Watches, (cases of our own manufacture.)
Silver Wadies, In all their various styles.
lure Silver Spoons, (of our own manufacture.)
Plated Wnre—a very large assortment.
Jewelry—an endless variety of the Infect and most beauti
ful patterns.
Fancy Ooods—s, large assortment.
Clocks to suit all.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, beg to remind
their friends and the public in general to favor us with arall
during the Holidays. and we are sure they will find goods
and price to suit. decllS
r. IZEINEXAN CHAS- 11PARAN L E.FINEILLN.
BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR'S PRESENTS--
The Republican Court; or, American Society in the Days
of Washington. With twenty-one portraits of distinguished
women, enh,craved•from the original pictures.
The ertery of the United Staten; illustrated in a sense of
forty engravings, embracing views In every portion of the
United States.
The Eve of St. Agnes; by John Keats. Illustrated with
twenty designs, by Edward Ik. Webnert.
Women of the Bible; illustrated with eighteen engravings.
Antique morocco.
Bryant's Poetical Works; antique morocco.
Byron's do do
Moore's do do
Milton's do do
Albums of every size and description.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
In every variety, for MI the different ages, together with all
the new Book, ismecl this year.
Also on hiuul, a choice collection of Bibles, Annuals, Stan
*lard Works and UiD Books.
All the new Books of the day on the counters as soon as
issued from the press. H. MINER lc CH.,
heels No. 3d Smithfield street.
rifiIIISTMAS SEASON—Fresh
rseined by F. R. BRAVO, No. 1 Diamond—
;
Currmate—old and new;
Citron—new •
Lemon and Orange Petd.
Also, Pickles, Sauces, fresh Poaches and Tomatoes.
decl9
WATCHES AND JEWELRY at reduced
prices, at.*
ROBERTS & BRO.'S, No. 41 Fifth street,
Who will dispose of any article in their variety at prices
lower than the same articles can he bought for elsewhere in
the city, within antra days. They have *marked down"
their stock, in order to make place for a now and line selec
tion, purchased with an eye to the holidays, and holiday rt
niembrances, by the senior partner, who is at present in the
East for that purpose.
We stake our veracity upon the assertion that we will sell
Fl rrEEN PER CENT. LOWER than former prices. Those
who desire any article hi this way will please call.
&CIO ROBERTS & BRO.
1856.
ONLY ROUTE WITH THREE DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO CINCINNATI
ONLY ROUTE WITH THRfl' DAILY TRAINS
FROM PITTSBURGH TO DAYTON . AND IN
DIANAPOLIS:
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROADS
VIA CRESTLINE AND COLUMBUS
cou,eAr..,t Route from l'ittburgh ft, L.'incinnati
01NNI.CTING at Cincinnati with U. S. Mail Lino Stenmera,
o,ingtou and Lexington Railroad. Ohio and Miahinsippi
Railroad, and tha Lawrenceburgh Route. Connecting via
t'.olinnbutt and Xenia, with the Dayton and Xenia, and
1 ndiana Central Railroad,
TICKETS, via Coliunbus and Cincinnati, to
Lexington, Louisville, St Louis, Indianapolis, ie. Via
Colinulais and Xenia, to Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre flame, St. Louis, &c.
THE LITTLE .111)011 via COLUMBUS, connecting with
the Covington and Lexington Railroad, the U. S. Mail
Line Steamers, the Ohio and 3lississippi lhtilrned, and the
Imwriiiicsitnirg;ll Riede, offers hicilitiess no other route Can
e, as through tickets liy all the above routtis can only he
proccirod ♦ne Columbus and the Little ]hand Maltreat.
The route from Creotline via Columbus being the shortest
to Cincinnati, euabltro n uniform end safe sped. Couueetlons
an• certain, mid passengers have full time for meals. By the
font and Bellefontaine route from Creetline, a &morrow
and "bruttwrk :peal is required, and annpdlcd to overcome
tistaniv.
By the route via Culumbliirtl.. 4 -I."A a' al ' Pliiii;
plAtOliteri . ride over 'toads ballmted and smooth. By thb
Porest and Bellefoutaine route, passengers ride over the
roughest roads in Ohio.
THREE DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS AND
CINCINNATI.
FICST TIMM leaves Intitiburgh at 2:30 o'clock A. M. for
(iriestlina, Cohn:obits, Xerilktincinnati, Louisville, St. Lints,
Lexington and TntlianapolisMa Lairrenceborgh Route. This
Train, arrives at Cincinnati one hour atilt forty minutes
[Writhes of the Forest and Brilletontaitio 1:013142.
EXCOND Tait' t leaves Pittsburgh at 8 o'clock A. M. for
Crestline, Columbus, 'Xenia anti Cincinnati. This Trnitt
makencounection only via Columbus to CLucinnatL.
Tmßl ThArt lqvcs Pittsburgh at 8! o'clock P. M. for
Crostini!, Columbus, Xenia, Cincinnati; Louisville, St. Louis,
Lexington anil hullanapolis, via Laurenceburgh Route.
TWO DAILY TRAINS, VIA COLUMBUS, DAYTON,
AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Frew Truer leaves Pittsburgh at 23l o'clock A. M. fur
Crestline, Columbus., )(eels, Dayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St. Louis, Cairo, Evansville, kc.
SLCOND TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8 o'clock A. XL for
Crestilne, Columbus, Xenia, Ilayton, Indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Dante, Vbacennes, St. !Louis, Cairo, Evansville, dm.
TIMID TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. for
CrestUne, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Dollen:tap:lls, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, Vincennes, St Denis, Cairo, Evansville, At.
N. IL —Secaru your tickets via Columbus, and you are sure
of connections.
Steamer. Imre Cincinnati daily for Memphis, Vickstairgh,.
Natchez. New Orleans, &c.
The Coloration being the dime roars, the Time Talon of
the Eastern Roattn are arranged to run in clm connection
with this reliable route.
Fla' all information and Through 'Tickets, please apply at
the Obto and Pennsylvania Railroad Office, (corner office,)
coder
the?l"°n6al'l' 3. O. CURRY, Ticket Agent, „
Or at Federal Street Station,
GEO. PARKIN, Ticket Agent
am. Cl. SFSSIONS, Agent, Pittsburgh.
P. W. STRADRR, G!neral Agept, Cincinnati
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU.
ILA-NCR. COMPANY--South-east corner of Third and
Walnut streets, Plfil 41)ELPIUA.
The following statement of the affairs of the Company is
published in roan...malty with a provision of its charter:—
Premiums received from Nov.l, 1864, to Oct. 31, 1855:
Ou Marine and Inland ILiska.-,..1 ,itn 03
On Fire Rinks 111,403 49
Premiums on Policies not marked-off; Nov. 1, '54, "217,170 13
Premiums marked oil from let November, 1854,
to October 31, 1855:
Ou Marine and Inland Risks
On Fire Risks
lutenist, trx., received during same peri0d...... ...
Rspenses, kr, during the year, as above '.
Marine and Inland Navigation limes sosuorCi 19
Fire losses 70,004 08
Return Premiums, Ile-immrance, and Agency
charges 03,634 05
Profit and Loss, interest on °manatee Notes. De
preciation on Stocks, /cc
Fispenses, Rent, Unties, Stationery, &c._. ......_
The Assets of the Company are as follows:
Bonds and Mortgages, and Real Estate
Philadelphia city Ste per ceriLl.ccin
$15.000 Philadelphia, Wilm. and Baltimore Rail
road Six per cent. loan 12,750 00
$lO,OOO Camden and Amboy IL N. Six per cant do 15,010 00
$lO,OOO do do INTO do 1,:I00 00
100 ehere Pennsylvania Ilaiimad Company 4,301 00
100 do North Pennsylvania do 2,400 00
:21 do Owe llenlopeußteamboat do. 825 00
5 _do I'lelladelpbin and Havre do Grace
Steam Tow Boat Company
2 do Philadelphia and Savannah Bloom
Navy;atiiin Company_
do Plaladaphta IlsalLthp; Company...... 120 00
Sori p :Uhl otm of sundry Insurance Companies... 14,415 10
Bills rotatlrabte_. 100,440 07
Crib on hand.. 26,025 00
Balance due at Apnea% Premiuins on 3latine
Policies recently Waled, and other debts chic
__ __
the Company...
Sulacriptiou Notes
Total amount of Assets
The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividend o
SIX PER CUNT. In cash on the Capital Stock, and SIX PER
CENT. on the Scrip of the Company, payable on and after the
hit proximo.
William Martin, Spencer 'M'llvein,
Joseph H. Seal, Charles Kelly,
&Mound A. Bauder, Samuel E. Stokes,
John C. Dario, Henry Sloan,
Robert Burton, James Tmquair,
John It. Penrose, William' Byre,
George G. Leiper, Joshua L Price,
Eihniril Darlington, James Torment,
11. Jones Brooke, James.l3. McFarland,
J. O. Johnson, Wm, C. Ludwig,
James C. Hand, Charles Schaffer,
Thoophfins Paulding, J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh.
Dr. It. M. Huston, D. T. Morgan, "
llngh Craig, Jelin B. Semple,
'WILLIAM MARTIN, Pm.idenL
THOS. C HAND, Flee President.
Jester W. ODWAX, SOCTetarY.
BUTTER -3 bbla prime Roll Butter for sale
by [lec4] MAW!. & RIMETSON.
COTCH ALE-6 casks Scotch Ale landing
and for sale by idea! MILLER dc ILICKETSON.
TOBACCO -120 boles 58, Bs-and 1 lb. lum
Dora p,
"Granee," "Paissell dr. Enbinson," El do,
•• Yankee Doodle," and other favorite Wander, In atom and
for Bale by (dt.v.4) MILLER Ik RICKETSON,
WINDOW GLASS—
Ioo boxes 8x10;
GO boxes 10x12;
30 boxes 10x14; for sale by
SMITH, MAO, & HUNTER.
CI FONG ES-4 large maortmettt of tine Sponges received Ly
0 - deal JOS. FLEXING.
11C1091.642-81 sacks for male i k y
-LP EtIWZO II F.NRY IL COLLINS.
13°"'LOOK TO YOUR USITERESL--
You can get a splendid pair of SKATES and STRAPS
for 60 .inter, all in good order, ot
BOWN & • TE'TLEr6, 136 Wood'etrooV
(ASA NOES-5 bble Sweet Malaga just reed and for eatel
nova IiEYMER It ANDERSON.
corner Fourth and Smithfield streets,
LX3=
AGI N T S
State Mutual Mire and Marine Insourone
Co., of ITAIMISI3I7Itth CAI77'AL, $350,0001
Girard,E'lro said ➢Larne Lotsuronactven., of
PHILADELPHIA. $300,0010.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virg ft lii.
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, 01300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, MR
BISIYURG. CZAF/TAL, $300,000. -
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance-Co q
iIARTFOILD. CAPITAL AND .4 METE, $2,164,489.
Pennsylvania Insurance Coot Of
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, N0v.5, 12 4 5 1.9 1 2 9 19.___agiVit.
Wu. F. JoaNnoN, Presidecut._ A. Valugm,
decl4:clocly.
NUNNS & CLARK'S PIANOS.---EREgfi
STOCK.—II. KLEBER a Imo. have mo—
way on .the way, and partly received,' a t
.
complete and choice stock of PIANOS front
tho Factory of N [INNS & CLARK, N. York.,
They are provided with all the late anti Important hirPrOiePi
monte which dlaltignlsh Kunio & Clark's Pianos above all
others, via: the uverstritigs, Felt-covered Hatrunere,,Fiench
Grand Action, etc. Every Piano is fully tocteranle,' wIIIL
tho privilege to the purchaser of returning the sate tro
proves In any way detective. •
Testimonial from M. &maroon, Um Unrivalled Pianist . :-u
Cmenwssri, Nosember 19, 1855: '
Messrs. If. leteber &Bro., Pilisborgh—Gentletricat: Petinit
nio to thank you most sincerely for the magi:anent:WOW*
Piano, of blessrs. Nouns A Clark's znruinfricfMU; Which kopi
have been on kind as to loan me for Mlle. Tarrant Paindft
concerts In your city. This supertrinstrupient id one of the
very best ever made In America; and for sweetnescrntuf
power of tone. as well ns solidity of construction, leans
nothing to he desired. I really congratulate its fitture
er, who shall he so happy no to possess ono of, the matte*
works of American industry. With hearty ivialicopirlour
happiness, etc. Your obedient servant,
MAURICE sTRAKOBIL_
lat. Solo agency for Norma & Clartee. umtrolled Ilabos
11. KLEBER & BRO.'S, No. 53 Fifth etrentogga .134, au/
Uolden
J. U. BTRA.II T
„MB.
, OM AtfENCY.= - Tfie ..
B established .8 -.Book Amoy In,Fhtlaurdphis, and will
tannish any book or publication at tint retail price, free of
postage. Any persons, by forwarding_ tho subscriptian prttle
,a• any of the $3 Magazines, mica
as Ilerpor's,.tlodefis,./lat,
nano's, Urahanis, Fronk Leslie's Fashions, ic 'mai*
the Ma 4;111.43. for one year and a splendid litlio;ruph portrait
of either IVashington, Jacksen or Clay; or, if subaCribing to
a $2 and a $1 Magazine, they will moire a copy of either of
the three portraits. if subscribing to $6 worth of,lilagastficit,
all three portraits wilt be sent gratis. Menlo fund 414149
these who may wish IL
Envelopes of every description and she in largo or stnaU
quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies, .bc., sent to smear,
Fruits just
.$351.310 10
168.,'1643 74
. • 10,659 72
42988 1S
15,271 ltf
$1111,920 94
. 60,150 1.11)
.... 03,889 96
1.00,909 00
$617,34tl 06
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh
MENNE
M=.l
AGENCIES'.
. L.& CAltalgEr.
A. A. fOARILIER & BRO.,
Every desrriptatt of Engraving on Wood ex ‘ cented sitith
nestincs and despatch. Yuma of Buildings,- Namtpapee
Beatings, Yleisa ,Machinery, Book IlltiAtrathitkiltidges
Certificates Business Curds, bc. All orders atutt,,h,fittail
promptly attended to. l'enatus wishing views of theft:MOW
,amt engraved, can send a daguerreotype or aketeltittllka :
building by mail or express.
persons at a distance having saleable articles %maid find 11;
to their advanutge to zuldreas the subscribes., an We would ,
act as agents for the sale of the some.
BYFLAM S PIERM.
ho South Third street, Philadelphia.
nuc26:dawly
F. =OTT 0 CEdtTr3.
BROTT & CURTIS, Dealers in Real Estate;
St. Anthony Balls, idinuesota Territory. Land bought:
sod sold throughout the Territory. Money loarted,:invest,
ments rondo to thu hest advantage, and Laud Warrants loos.
tel. Also, Agents for the sale of Lots in the town of. ST.
CLOUD. 65 miles from St. Anthony, and head of. !mitigation ,
above the Faits. The survey of the great Pacillo•Railro4
rtnests the Nbesissippi at this point, and the ntimetotis,ftdz.
vantages it possesies as a plate of business, willixtake it one
of the largest cities in the Northwest.
Ex-Governor Ramsey, Afinnesonx
lion. Wu, IL Welsh, Chief Justice of Mitnneats.' .
r
Hon. J. Meeker.
lion. IL Al. Rica Delegate to Congress.
Rice, Ilollingsbeiol & Becker, Attorneys at Law.
Messrs. I3orup k Oaks, Bankers.
Rev. T. IL Fullerton, Register of U. 8. Land OMee.
&la) !;.
ARTLEY FOX'S PATENT )'4N BLOWERSproe.
Ur Fumiciriat, Rolling Mills, Smith. Timei &a, patentta
July 17, 185:.. ,
These FANS aromatic on an entirety new -prinriiite, ex&
will run with laws power than any other an emir inns.
The blowing wheel is much lighter and stronger than that
of any other, and from its peculiar unstrtirtlon is leas Ueda
to gut out of order. The shafts are made of east steel, and
the Journals are parallel, running in gun met:Jima - es.. •
MOSES F. EATOII,
Agent foe Nlantifreturers, No. EM Fourthatrut; -
nos I als Et - rattsbuigla.
LEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney arid
LL cAmaaenar as Law. and Solicitor in Chance.ry, Agent
procuring Bounty Lands and Yonsl and for the
leetion of Claims In Ureat Britain and Ireland.
Old- Collections mark in this and adjoining Counties;
fates of dscialents settled; &sit .Estato honed, i.e=
lensed, and rents collected. Moneys Invested on .111
other security. Titles exaniineil and title papendriiiirip .
Unice on Mt @TII street, a thr doors above Smithfield..
I•ittsburuh, March 25,.1855—1n1h2 dsarl,
A W. FOSTER, Notary Public, arid Corn
nihisioner for the States of. Tennitinte, Norsirtitnp,.•
Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Ifichigarii;l6ll4',
California and Virginia.
Deeds drawn, and arknowledurienkAnd
for record or use in any of the above ilanleil', B 4 Dn .
Mississippi and Rhodo,Tslandi 3• . 't
Pittskurgh, idatFirA . ,lBss—jmliWidase] -
~ ~.;
...,. ~.
J'OPE MIL LS—P eas S PICES AND DICSFAIgIii:
:—NII. 1 DWIOND.—Ths purity Mad fregiticas — K,- 1
ite-se Spices anc1.3148 ta,rct have wen them a great celebrity.:
Put up in 2 oz., 1 4 11l ands ": lb papers. Try them. `thole•
sale or retail, by ' 1dtv.14 . 1 F, 11, DRAW. +,. - 1
44PifX,BOY-FIVANTRRTLOTJEILSV'4-; .., • 1,
:or tennixt, Filtir.rdreef, opppaslte
sae 24, have a largo stock of Men and/Iloya' 13. •
on hand, comprising mane entirely new and elegant Mita, ••
which they are prepared to furnish at the loweirt cash dens:,
Mao, a large and fashionable stock nf [MINTS' FUR
C 1 0 .313:!.. dect3Mly
BEAVER Bit IDI4E—We have' -a very eon.
vonient residence - for ittle,idtuatealioutilireotutuutue...;
oath front theitailrotur Station at Beav6. - Bridge- " The,
is 75 feet front by deep. The' house wailful/ sit tnonis,:si •
in good order; bus a portico in front, and porch iu
A well of excellent water. garden,frUlt.tretiedt . _ .
.. c.
$lOOO. Terms easy; or will be exchanged tot an Alleghg"if
Count." Bowl. SO',l
la GOODS at Reduced 'Pliices-A,:,4,' ;
D
MASON & co. are reduclui the. Weis on ,
mription of Dry Goods. Silks, Shawls awl
droxl 25 per ova. 1 , . +,;
• •
VOR SALE 10 acres of good. La .
miles from the city, on Saw Milli Ilan;3zoicrofini,
i meecl, with n first into Steam Saw 3.1314 Promo Sts-.
tar, &a The timber on this
_trot will; pay for the; hunt,
Terms acconanodati4 TIIO3LioS WOODS,,
decl4 TS. Fourth-street.
`llll EFINED SYIIITE SIIGAR Ott Ig(pmtslor
pound; Doubt') It Einahod wad Palvelr....l .
Prime Rip COirdol2 . 34 . C,V#;
,014,0970iT1M81A Java,4.:ol;,_• - „,
gocbaip:o cents. ,
ROASTED COFFEE, ire% every daYa—:-Wairii3te.-
equal ID that wP Mali-green. JAYNEW,
, Pekin Tea State,
H ,
0 ! TEA DRINKERS—Paat ANV.Ealgtr,
TEAS—Young Ilyson. Imperial, EAlra.oiikuig, $1.1213
do., ra41111113 - realtMat, and the delicately ectt , ;ini4lAllopina.f
Tie..e Teas I will sell as moderate as any eetaldialuneUt tn
this city, and warrant thrim equally as good.,
decl•2 F. 1G DRAY°, littlEiarnimd,`...
OPERA MUSIC-
Saint a La France—"L. Elle du ILe'glinint."
List what I say, - do ' •
Child of the lle.M.ment,. .du • ,
Ire now must part,
Then you'll remember me—"-Bohemian
dreatn't that 1 dwelt in marble hall% do
Heart bowed down,
Licence that are.brigbtest—a Hirittuia, • • If
o
'Tis The karp in the air,
My courage now regaining,
In happy moments,
It was a knight,
Sainted mother,gtdde Ids footsteps, do
There is a flower that bhx,onith,. , do, ,, -
Alas! tha n chimes so sweetly, .
Ohl whisper what thonl,..aiest—.Crotin Jew
In a merry Zingara, do-"
Also, arrangements for the Piano of tbe &rake all *Gip
the above Opera, by popular composata: - piesalnak tht..
Music Store of
EXCELSIOR . CORN•SIMELLEI
AND SEPARATOR.
THE TraNDER OP THE: ?DM " - A •
J. P. Smith's Patent, Febrciary 27, 1t85,5;....•
films most admirable and complete : lnn:titer Power cop ;
SILELLSIt has been pronoimced hy, competent.,
Farmers, Agriculturists and Mechanic:a, t 4 .bo
and most complete Sheller and Separator ever invented t ,, •
being able to shell -
A Bushel per Mittettel '
It can be worked by hand,'withsonall- expendibere,4
muscle, arid shell and separate the corn aid' the cob &re+,.!
ly cica.u, without breaking a particle °toner. Every - nrumc,
should have one.
TO DEALPRA IN PATENTS - AND•BIANUFACTiIitiS.
We would say, those who MA to malts a tbiiiixte
small capital should purchase a Right at onto, as tic* urn; -
'rapidly changing hands. A tow State and cow:al:ll4 3 mA jot;
fur sale, and will be given on such terms 'lnsure en
immense profit.
Call at once upon the Agent,, No.llq Emttbeeld *eat: 3
opposite the Post 0111ce. deal_ .
ABEAUTIFUL GIFT TO
The Perpetual Almoattne This practical timeatreirei.
is always right; very simpla iu its operation, but corzerl Fut
convenient. By adjusting the first day or the month, you,
can tell at a moment's Omar the day of the week ?MIA.
month. It is much valued as a pocket-piece, addle its
tieal utility has made it a universal favorite with both ladles 7
and gentlemen. Have you iwen IL? Sold by ;'?
deols S. L CUTHBERT, 53 Market et.'
C HEESE -800 boxes large gutting;
100 u IL " fotsalely ":1
‘"? lIENRY It. COLLINS.,
PRICES REDUCEDlagizl):tes,:f&e., :for( r
18513, supplied at six months or ouo year, tusMom: .4 . -
limper's Magazine, per year, $2 40 .. .:1
Putnam's de
Onshore's, do -- 2 41 0 -- )1
Knidterbocker do 2 4b
tioderaLuil4Look, _ _, 2 40. ....„ ..;
Peterson's o, 1 90. ~..: .
LAte's Ladles ditzette, 210.. , !,..-•
Leslie's New York Journal, 190
Blackwood and four lievlows, .10 00.: ~.
Uttell's Living Age, 015
Illustrated London News, 12 50'
The retail price Is already known to the entire eominunlty.:
In future wo will sold all the now books latelypublialual and. !.•
now publishing, Ac., at 10 per cent. dismunt,te'au. -So you - •
will Keep bog& fur 90 cents; $1,20 for $1,19;..and $1,50 for.-
$1,35; but will be sold at tlsaseprials for colt , mly. . .
, Remember, the plum to buy to your own interest is at ,
4Air-E-I f4 W- 2- " aß Ws v , ~,i,
. ' ~ -, NO: Pitc hatteei: ''' I'
FOR SALE—A portion ofthe-beautiful
tide it the late llou. Walter Forward r ett Srpidrrel I:thk,
about four and a half miles from the city, comprising about
twenty-five acres, Including the lifaasiouJlotioe, Cam, Car- . • •
riage louse, Stone IVing .and other tin,.
proveruents, with several title eiirhiga, ari a al ,„„, t It= acres ,
of coal.
• The orchard and garden fruits avert -the mutant) firma,
varieties, rot.excweilad in Pennsylvania, having taken Malt
Atm premium at horticultural exhibitions for isight,reir&
Only - a =all partion. of tho • purchase. money will bp re- .. 4 • 1
Attired In hand, wait very extended credit allowed far the , 4
remainder. Apply to MAMMY 3 RICHEY,
Boat Estate Agents, •
corner Seventh and Smithfield Ws. ,
. °, l , xl9aiasett..
EALSAM FIR----100 11;)s just received and
fur eat , bler..l7] FLEMINO BROB.
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