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'-'o"k ask PrOBIR-ifTB2 ,Col=3l of WOOD ADD mut sniacrs.
• Dollars a year, payable strictly in ethane°.
:-DlX,Doltare invariably requircd.lf not - paid within the ycar.
• gerSlagle copies, Two Cellos—Thr Bale
at the counter in
the Me, au by the News Boys.
•
• - wan SATURDAY HORNING POST
. Published from the mote office, on a Largo blanket size
'sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies,
Firs Cms.
/*P. No paper will be discrintinned, (unless at the discre
tion of the Proprietors,) until all errearages are paid.
DS- No attention will be paid to any order anises accom
panied by the money, of satiafoctory referent)th this city.
tom' Connected with. the-Establishment of the Morning
Post is one of the largest JOB PRINTING OFFICES in the
city, while di hinds of work is done on the short at notice,
and mostreasonailde terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ROBE RT 0. G. SP ROI:: L. Attorney and
Counsellor id, Law, office N. Fourth street, Pitts
twargh. • 1 dccl 1:l y
JAME 8 A. LO W RIM:, Attorney in 4 LANS%
(Alice Fourth ,d poet, Pittsburgh, between Smithfield And
Cher* alley. . decrhly
TOHN B
.A-RTON, A; ....._
..ttorney and Couneellor
at Law, offko corner of Fifth and aunt streets, Pitts
burgh- Jofi:ly
SAN P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Fourth art, Pittsburgh, fourth door Mt.' Mr. Rudy
Pnrsthou's Liver,y Stable. Jeri
ATRICK 111'KENNA, Alderman of Third
P
Ward, oincr corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly
rvecupted by Alderman Lewin.) where all business pertaining
to the office or Alderman and Sri/Mice of the Peace will 1,0
promptly attended to. febl:3l3l
Ail L, Surgeon Dentist, stieeesser to
IS. N. 144 Smithfield otrret.
4ki-011ice hours from S to I o'clock, and from 2 to
febl,s:ly
SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, fire doors
J
. voodAtka.
taco hours from 9 o'clock A. M. to G o'clock P. M.
dec:Xty
BUSINESS CARDS.
TOII N Q 0 II I 1 A 11, Wholesale Grocer and
comneNem‘ merchant, for the sale of PIG METAL and
BLIXlti, and PIWIDUCE vnerally, No. 27 Wood street,
Pittsburgh. aidM
WILLIAM !num_ sicErrso:i. Pittsburgh.
MILLER & RICKETSON, Wholesale Oro
sera, Importera of BICANDIES. WINES and SEC AIZ:S.
hogs. 172 and 171, comer of Irwin and Liberty stroais,
burgh. Iron, Nall., Cotton Yarns, to , constantly on baud.
JY:a,
SWKEE S-. CO., Nlnnufaeturers of M'K co's
. gnnusylrunia Ulasa, ill aiz of Window Wass. Extra
Double Strength, limitation Crown and Ruby Vials,
Pickle and Prs.erve Jars: Wine. Porter and Slinerld Bottles;
Telegraphic and Ugh ing-Rod Insulator.
Lqi" Sirond, botwoo Wood and hiarket stroets, PRO ,
bargh, Pa- but a abort distance from the steamboat hindilig.
and from linuompsheLs fiouixt St Charles and City Hotel.
apt 21
ALFRED R. CrILLINII .11011GAI, ro.IBERIN.3X.
EDIVaRD DITHRITSIF EITICRT 1. A.INtiNTA LT.
PURLING, ROBERTSON 3: CO.. Marm
tartUrent Of Cut, Pressed and Phan Flint U LASS‘VARK.
warehouse No. 17 IVood street. isomer of Front, Pittsburgh.
/;;;Z- All other kinds of alas:twat, and NVindou Ch.., at.
low Market prices. apll dly
J AILLY JOSEPH J. CLU.
T E'DLIE Suceessors to Moly:toy
manufarturers of Cut, Moulded 'and l'lo
Huh and Fancy (4,10r-tsl iiI.ASSAV ARE, and doah.rs in all
kinds of Wuidow lilacs, Flasks, Vials awl lt,dtle.i. War,-
house ellrner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mh3al I y
REMOVAL, -I`. I SN, Manufacturer
of every variety of VIALS, 131.1711.. ES and WI NiniNt•
It LAS ; black Porter, Wine and Churl Bottles, Demijohns
and Carl.o)s: al., Flint Glass in every variety. Warshott.
Nos. 104 Second and 1:1:3 First street, Pittsburgh.
DRAM Diamond. Pittsburgh, dealer
fn (...A/UNTItY PittiDUCE. offers for sale a choh e
stock of GittiORRIES, selected for faniily use. Spice" of
every variety and the purest quality. ground at his Stec it
A. 1250, Dried Fruits. Foreign and Durni.tie Producs
taken In saAnaotra fir rnernbandis,
F. It. D. ha, procun , i tun amsortmont of Landreth's war
ranted DARDEN SEEDS, and I the attention of all In
terested In rural affair.. moll
COMMISSION 110 USE.—The sultseribers
barn opened a lionoe for the alorto purpose. a; No. 17
Smithfield street. fate 11.1, above the itiotionpalela
Wu will purchase, or receive onfor sale. ,•on
eiglonenni of FLOUR. BACON. OATS.
BARLEY. FLAX M.:Elt ti KASS SEPII. BALL:It HAY.::..
upon which toe will make advances. or Intr.:Th:lSe nt
market route for talsh. I none ALo 140 /. i•
W. P ENOLNIT 1 - 1 , 11% .. I IJINN: r.
ENCILISII 111CILIIII)SO:c. Forwardina
and Cnanna§con Metchanis ;nal 27 thuti,ll.li, tirakr ,
11611. BACt and Olt, and 1 . 101111.VE gencrul'o • 11 an
haunt, furnan.:y rapios! S. ingtuata. N•• 11..
Water and E.,/ First at reef.
JOHN AT%LLL . J I'll
ATwELL. LEE: & CO., 11'1101e,ale rower , .
Prmn.• and (%dunn...gton :d.•rvltanc,.
I - Manl - 411 tun ‘Vood etieg.d.l"mn I v,l V.l •
and Front stre..t-,
I - ( MIN \V. Ill•TLEIt , 1 / 4 (.i
itt ail 1:1ta1....1
IWEGII MANI:FACTURE:is Liiil) PIPE aud
LEAD. No. t 7 From -
. •
riENRY 11. Ct)I.I,INS, ar a l
Gm1mi5.......111 , ...•11aaL .1..a10r m F1. , t1
at,.l PRODLTE
2.; IVoo I btr.—r.
PA LLE N. wh, , lesitli,
R
\ S \ ES_ old Nlon-ozah.-L,
and it, t1 . 111S1:1 . ,
h Pitti.harg•h.
CordiaLa, Jamaica Sidra+. St I •r.• 1.,
and New I:nglatiil Run,. Clarehi. Clianip.aguert. ire..o I. .1, •
Lrinda n neoun Stant : Bourlion. 011.1
held, Itve and ftectihoil Vhi3ky ; A 'VIII. P.. 711, Wild Clic rry
and 111;teliberr7 tran•liem: imported klarana, IL,ti 4ia 1111 I
11•1 Coo. ta (11
811 , 4 low ppices to clialh.nip. compaition. 11.1 F
Kegs and Labeiloil Duttlos of ovary le_ and Dem:John. ..f
I rt•sp , ,tfully invite an oxalinitatl,ii of lay a.
No. 8 I,
& ‘Vi Hi:lnk C arr,
late of the .3. Parker k C 0. ., tint ,
CEB.B and-dealer , in Forelin MIN RI and DIU \ DIES. ''l
Monongahela and Iteetiihid V. No :1:2” 0011111,1,1A1
Itcnr. Lilierty Am..! . Pitt.huritrh.
T()sEr G
ti FLEm1N.......,, n
s.. to Ivii
ty rot A: t 0., corner of MBr - liet met and the 'narrow{
constantly halo I a 6111 as meat of It ED
ICLNE.S. MEDICINE CHESTS. PERE!' NIP:Ill. and all arti
cles pertaining to his liu-nwss.
AS I'hyBiriaue ' I'rin.criptioris carefully cniriptruiled at all
haunt. )ot.ty
JOHN rt.calan ..... . ..... ... _coon I, .
MILENIINI3 KitS, successors ti, .1.
Kidd & DECGII.I.`ITS. Nu. till str,.t
rroprietorh of Dr. 31 . 1.ai1e s celebrati,l Venn,
Inv, Liver Filly, do jab.
JOIIN lIAFT, JR., successor to James M. -
Oulfry..wholenale and n•uul DRUGGIST, atld da.tler in
'PAINT& OILS, DYE STr FES. Ir.. Nu. 141 Wuod
three dn.!, I,low Virgil, ulI y, Pittal,urgh. *pi:,
L. MARSIIALL, successor to 11. Let,
J
WOOL DEALER and CoMMISSION SIERCIIANT.
Nu. 139 Lihrrty etreot. Prtt4burgh.
.12elerrace—W. ?Wait/V.4c A Itroa., Kramer it Italan, Mur
phy. Tiernan A: C. 1.. Drown a Kirkpatrick.
ilttaburgh, May 24,.181:5. ru3'2l
T W. CHADWICK, dealer in Keiittuekr
I. lad TonAeon, RAG and PAPER, No. - r19.1r0r:4
Vtitt.l,argh luirZtly
4 , 4 - The htglie•it market prire, In reh, puld Gar 1111. q•
P. 1.11.11 AIL JUS£PII It. 10,
WP. MARSHALL & Co., Importers and
• dealer. iu Frouch awl Anterlautt PAPEJI lIA NJ
iNne. co. tri Wood street, Pittnburgh.
-frairsole.g.nt.fi. relobrated mo.nufiteturOs.hf
Deliconrt & Co, Paris. I I Stag;
10It 'l'. C. MORGAN, Bookseller and Sta.
.1-,• timer. Ilan always on hand a general wisortment ..1
School, Miseellanno. and Manic Books; Printing, Post and
aki. leper. ainSetiale retail, No. 104 fl ood street,
bab,4r Field (watt side) Pittsburgh.
/0,- WANTED—Rags and Tanners' Scraps. apl6:ly
lOUN IL MELLOR, Wholesale and Retail
dealer in MUSICAL INSTRUMF2BTS, PIANi IS, IUL:RIC,
SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY, No. 81 Wood street,
Pittsburgh.
JACOB M'COLLISTER, Wholeeal&tint
tail REOAIt MAN UFAL'TURER and dealer itadPkinila
of TOBACCO, SNUFF-and SDI AILS, No. hi Fifth street,
Pittsburgh.
gar Keeps constantly en hand a largo supply of 411 the
various brands of Imperial Segura jell_
pump SOMMER ....................... _..... _......n0r0at7 1.41 , n4na05.
RELVER & ANDERSON, (sucetssors to
Joshua Males k ext.) wholesalellenlern in FOREIGN
FLOATS, NUTS, SYKES, CONFECTIONARY, SUGARS, &c.,
No. 39 Wood street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, Pitts,-
b. th. np2
AAM TINI)LE, Wholesale and Retail SAD
. DLE, IfARNESS, TRUNK. VALISE andr CARPET
' MANUFACTURER, No. lOC, Wood street, pittstrurglt.
,i7 29, 3*
ri 4-
, NTERPRISE WORKS, No. 1311' Wood
1 street, third door lalow virgin alley.-110 in' A TET
ISY would call the attention of sporting men to their large
assortment of GUNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS.
the largest and boot eelectod stork over ,-pitencrl In this mar
het, together Irltli a general amortnieut of Hardware, Cutle
ry, Tools and Fishing Tackla, all of which we offer at the
loweg possible prices to cash parchasors, or [of f ...oil 00-
proied!patirr. , Snarls
lORTII-WESffitN POLICE AtigN('Y,
No. Sil Washington street. corner of Duarboru, CHI
"(t0, ILLISOLS.
. . . ..
,LI,LAN PINE.EiRTON I. B. 11.01:111ett.S.
.
lINKEItTtIN .I.: W. ihiviit., their entire attention G. the
transaction of a general datectivo I'ul..loE BUSINESS to
tho States of Illinois, It isconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
udilil:dtf .
BsilOPE, AiERCIIA KT TAILOR,
. street, next door to Dispatch Buildisgtt, thankful G.r
the very libenil patronage heretofore bestowtal upon 'loin.
hugs leave to e_4k a rontatuance of the same RS ho Is it,or
better prepared thou ever to forui,h lon friends and cll
- with garments wnnh will entire satisfaction.
lie taws) a keeps on lined a large no srtmot or tint tat -t
at !rtee of 'i'ESTINGS, CA5a1N11.111.4 , 4 CLOTIIa, !tee:, winch
bee will make to order on the shortest notica, upon iesaioname
term&
.. es. A perfect tit always tvarrrinted. ttiovlettf
JalIN El. YOCNO Tnos. R. YOUNG' -FRANCIS L. YOL:Nti.
1, B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfielki
• amt. oppnrite city Hotel, Illattllfiletal,.42 of G.' kilt:
Isra du RNITUkE and CHAIRS. of every Lketcrlption.
Wriala and WOrkM/111.9h1p warranted. and sold at re,lurr4 -
prices. Cat* Laken a parkiug for laud and water carttitto A e:
nug3l
NV - 0. ()DWELL'S FURNITURE AND
iityit,
or croiru
furniture,
i s:;ll v4so olasal w , ,.. 4 ,, n mui d
yeamrlorcwlitut,evget'l.3.l.
table for parloei, rhambep, nod dining room ; equal to any
in New York Cr Philadelphia, and at lower prices. livery
articla made bi band, and warranted.
.Cabinet Makers nupplind with spy quantity of kTin 1-
TITRE and CHAIRS. on reasonable-terms.
*lotala and tit.aonlJoate furuo.lool at t!raluotest
.4fir Wiaeraaa. , , Nos. 77 and:DTI& Atfßol,
.nta PITTSIIIIRGII, PA.
---
TQHN COCHRAN & BROS., Manufactuy
tr of isms fl ling. iron Vault, Vault DOois,lVindow
(iwiroB. 4 4 L00t. 11,5003, iid!streel and So Third 0:11 ,. ;
Wisp Wood ival..,Msvir..t meets, PittaUurgh, pa.; e
Land a variety - of 'new patterns Fancy and Plato, surtalgo for
all . Particular attention paid to enclosing Grave
ota 3obWog done at dicta maim. mar2l
l'O.'itt:b4ii.k. ' ..- , M - titii4.,,A '.lO--J:Y;:sl''.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT TIIE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
S CARDS
BUSIN ES
Agent., Nu." 201 Libor
the fullowing very choice or-
JTORN LITTLE, Jr.
e. ty street, tm Just recelr
BILINDIBB.
Bente Brandy, (very 111)0,1
Otani Unpuy & Co, (super.)
Marren k Co.
Sazerae.
Jamaica,
I Santa Ctuz,
WTYII9.
•
&mini Mruielre.
Howard, March A: Co., Mad'ra,
East India Madeira,
'Pablo do
Amord Wade Sldmry,
hbuitandle do
Ekvviet,
London Cordial,
Schnapps._
SUNDRIES.
Dutherford•e Scotch Ale.
Barclay's London Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
At.inthe,
A n ' , Let the,
Santinort.
Nltmlin nod Jun.
Young Ilya. raid pluck Teas,
lingash Bronsonlllihoese,
imported Ilan= Ogars, or
r.rions brands,
Old Monongahela Whisky, of
grndeu.
clue connected with tho busi.
my29:iltw
Peetming Port,
Put, Juice do
Ordinory to
S.. Julien Oloret,
Malaga ,Dry,
Swot,
Champagnes,
Anchor,
lrertmey,
Together with all other art
miss.
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION : JANE.—
Amtictrating the moult of facilities for Aranisportlng
Freights hi and front the Eastern Citirsi, via Pennsylvania
Canal and Eadreads, we have increased our stook of 130411.5,
tic„ err 8.11.1 C, tip a DOUBLE DAILY LINE, which peen us a
rapacity of ever 1600 tons per month each way.
%Ye assure our friends, and these disposed to patronise the
State improvements, there will lke nothing sptuied on our
part to render general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and Sucre Preights with prurupfitrUlt, and
KIER it . 11TPCIIELL,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, to
J. J. 0/11.1niPIC. FISKIInfr
T J. 1.111.1..E51'1E & CIL, Looking tilaes Mnauf.b.cturers,
and deal..., in L..king lilac. Matra, Plato En
gravlnga, Comh-s and Fancy lioothi, N 0.78 WouOtreet, Pitt,
burgh.
On hand and made to order, Gilt Pier and Manila Olso n'..
Mahogany, Itos.ewo.xl. Walnut and 081 Eraruel, or Mould
ing, of every description.
Stearabuat Cabin, Ihroratal and Gilt. ;mt.*
VNTEI(I ) RISE IVOltk.ti, No. 1/3 Wood
_Ejnt., third do,o 1..101V - Virgin alley.—BOWN A TETLEY
would call the attention of S.:toning tarn to !lair large it. -
40rt men t to t LSr. ItIYLES and REVOLVING PiST..L. , .
the largest and tnot solot.-led Ntorl, rrt, opoird:,ta Co. Mat •
ket, top Alter with a general awtolniont 4 lIARDW Alt E.
CUTLERY, Tuttl3 and FISIIINtI TACKLE, all of which at.
otter at tha loword itosallde prone to onnh pnrcliasera. or for
good approval paper.
MA. SlVlLillt, Wholesale antiltetail
1/.talor iu Fornoo.. !Canc.'. Storoa. iron .rl.l
Litturtraropers . liardwaro, Ttititors' ILn Idm., nnJ TOok, Tin
Short Iron, Wire Rivet& kr— kr. 24 Nortb Second
wititosito Buchlree llotrL) ILA.RitLSIIUtit).
•
attiN:dlim
NVIIITE,
. - ENETIAN BLIND MANI;ACTI.: -
LL ho, rkrootrol his linalth so WI to rrIIIIDIP lit! add
Lu.iue and has opened 111+ lILLN D N F ACD , R Y. at
!.. 1 ".5 Fifth street, ue , J.r tho Post Unice, Letwom lio.l said
whero ho has wt amortment of BLINDS, trunm..l
with plain and fancy WorstoS and Bilk Truninings. and i.
preiLl,l to fill nn r orn.l, in his lit., UlllllO most 1,41.1.4 , nab. ,
terms. His work is WlLrrlklatit to giro satisfaction, or !Walt',
rafutidol.
lan. Ohl Blinds repaired. Pletwo giro him a ran. tu he
rau't lw brat in widrlmmunhip, tiny; ly
lEIV cOAcIl AND CARRIAGE' CARRIAG FA('-
TOTIY.—JOIINSIY/N, BROTUERS At CO_ trortidir of
heldei,a. hi :Intent t•trvvtli..lllegheny City, would real^ t
rain infra,u their friend. Awl the pabli, get:1E111111y, that thm
ha re emulate.: ed the tunufacture 4 CA 11!;•
LS,ANCA HUGO I ES, SLI:1(lItle and ell A•
Rli Yr.a. in all their earl ot• its i 4.. Pi . tin 1311 and pr
v.), All or,!", aril! 11, +ll r•grtrtl t. , dart.
Iwilltv and Ideauty tinvh. ltd pm, a)11 and., L. atiorl,l r
on the moat ridna.dnahle term. In all tlaar w,, r:de
heat FA4, 11 Shafts. and St heel stuff, they feel d ,nn
'teat that all .alt litter tit,n with their pAtrounge, trill Ide
pert., tly satiddifietl nn tr.n! ••r their !nos wort.
Plirrhaddad, are mmedted t.. {,7iN 0.01,1,..f0re por
t lutnug elsewhvr , tt
P F:JIW sTI,I-101....- r,mu.M AIB:A-.8
I)ITTASBU 111 AIA I r..kUTO/tY lilt
F .),l‘v to K. 4 Ina
loom/ 'alloy, •urt, 11 004 strtql. l'ittstrargti --CAR IQ ES.
AC7IIX
,pir.ll.7l)\ ; I E... II fl.l erery t.,11
.4 FA-WY Omit to on!, and filliAbed to n
r I 4ill •d uti.m. •I I+,lll, elezltnee .*1 11.04,
%c0rky..1,141-1, and .lortttokty Inat,ll‘l4.
...t 1 Ulirrntc....l.
FA): FL \V ). Nit. 59 .Nlitrket
.- t . „it• and knee MON N..veraber 26,
.yt thetr in. ..f ii. , tAy. TA L31..1:'. unJ
I A \t:l iiI,Ko nt Ornoilv Ml-0 t.,.1
II tug their 100 nn,.n ..1:htr,:t.11.1”1 , therwlso intpr.e
r to tr. t r,unit tut tho. brand, of thou
t•. iiiinu.liately. they wait: 1..
tieur ton the nt.Kk ,w hotel AA
Nun M I.l_l VEN—Tu ()
E Lb 1 3- ni NT
,•• ,ituralteyr, .1..1t11•1..n S Sla
JILISK it:“1 STATIAANEILI: WA ILIIID/U.41.
1 , • N. r: 1.4,:1, Coltatt.q , tak C,..1
Alut .It , tt Pit! N'El\ti and 110.11 i. 11L)UISII. and
turnivlt el..ry rut alt. in the itlwk Avok. Iper `uutl Lltattl3
vo tin, at ti, vhorte.! noon,noon, and "II ,"rt llll.lt. reat.ttable
t.•rnt.,
1111_ Itlnak nad Stationery IVarelionan, i4foa ng UlTire
and lelery. corner of Ilarket and Anctnt.l at. not 14;
114)('KING, 141anufacturvr ..r
:liner. and WOW, 1.011: 1 LASS.
AIT 1.!,-11.; kit: I . tain and Urn:meat.,
Cl Clair -tt.•et. .4.11 knela of Camila/anion t truall.,ttx.
f..r Steanda Qt.., .I.c. All kAnda of tlildnl k ; and re4.lll.lnz.
t - A r. (1.11 klotCchn,.o ler nholtaale and rota.ll
Varne-IJ lam: L.ll l'antnigs Lngras gy and Laltuaraplot. for
delacvd r , il hainGiu;..7 reatornd in the last
Ia:11111.1".
", All Frannwi and Iloul.lings rnAnni.triurrAl an thry
flit) bo deaned, ulffiout injury, with nwp nfltl
tr,stxr. ( all and wo. to. Y 1 !. 4 1.. Clair ntrimt.
mh.2.,;:tr
Gllot . TT, rtrporter of BRANDI ES,
v., \ N Lk...kr in fin,. Uld MopuitgabrlA
litvidy..k.e. /Ow, ItirTIYY t) 11nTit.
I.IAL. of twit Lffeld Aud Yrout otrreLs,
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r1 1 11(.01AS ()L.I SAehLE, IlAa‘ess ANa
TRUNK MA N VYAt'llate.ll, N. 4 St (.I:iit
I•ittAltur g h
Il..eNe Clot Spurs, L.
MILLIKEN & CO. have on hand. at
. their extensive-CA BIN ET and CliA 111 MANI-YAC
'l.)i• 1 . N... C. 4 Smithfield street, n large aftvert-nnmt of F.2,cy
and Plain Furnittuv. which they will all 15 per cent. lower
than eustumary rate, Terrain, ra4h only. kletr2;-y
IA REES 13A RNETT, HORSE SIIoER AN],
G
lILACICSMITIL MIA erected a new and commode_ms
1-:rtek Shop on CHERRY ALLEY. between Third and Fourth
shunts, where he prore.l w 1,1 all work In lab line with
utmeet promptitat Lint z had long expyrienee to
ill,. 1).1110241. he re,6pet-tfulfy 110 aill l b ll .l .l olWOrlat4l 1 . 111. 111.1
C110(.1411 , 1 , anti the public g enerally. . jitZt
J A . 3 ,1 Es M ELIA N(11:1C, nawngahela 1%-
lung 1101. 0401141 r.4sls-4111111,0 inform Ili, fru-ntla Rad 111
thio 1.111414 Iluit ins nvii 0044tabludwiwnt in uow in lull Epern
to In. and that hr prepared to furnk.ll Bunt utel till
all unit.: n tut' PLANED LL;MBEIL, with prutopttlen, 1i 00
thu lowest nitre,.
Bonn! tool Plunk, planed one ur both nithet, conmtnutty
011 ham!.
Swh, 1 ,or nml Nl,uldings, of every ilo.cription, nuule t.
urtfor.
tasy, Natio, and Citrpouters would find it to their alrtur
tago io give him a call, as ho can now furnish them with
Planed Stuff, suitnbto for over] dimicription of work.
WILSON, corner of Market and Fourth
stzwts, keeps the largest stock of WATCHES, FINE
.IEWELRY, hr., to be found in Western Pennsylvania. Ilk
long exporioneo. established reputation and moderate charges
present the highest Inducements why those In want of a
good Watch, or other articlm in Ms hue, should give tauten
opportunity to serve them.
wg.. line Watch Repairing dont, promptly and Mille best
manner. tmov2.ll
JAMES lILMEELT JAMES C. ILICOEY.
1100 LA KEIJI' k RICHEY, REAL ESTATE
cria, corner of Sorenth and Smithfield stroots, Pitto
burgh.
Farms, liouses, Lots, Mills, Furnaces, fie. &to., bought and
sold on commission ; Land Warrants bought, sold and loca
ted; Bills, Sends and Notes nogotiatod. Especial attention
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of thorn. Terms
reasonable. nov2T:dsw
NXTIG .MANCTFACTORT 7 - RENTER,
v six doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Collector's
Oflico, Allegheny Ci t y, ix prepared to lill orders tot Wlll3,
and all kinds of OHNA NIEN'TA I, 'RIK WORK. Oho hest
quality of material le furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
ant eal. myls:dewly
FuroN CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP, S..I7CMAKT, 01110.—The stibs,riber
Laving moved Into his nice Works, recently erected, curlier
of Water. M'Donough and Sheldy streets, is prepared to cm
tract for and execute all orders for Puosrogur, Baggage,
Pm-Office, Hoare Freight, Platform, Gravel, Hand and all
other descriptions of CAJLS.
Alai, fin , STEAM END] N LS of all sizes, GRA ICA 11,
B&W/ CASTltititi of all dmieriptions, and all &her work
appertaining to 11 Foundry and Machine Shop.
The Foremen of the (ltd.-rent departments are scientific
and practical men—mostly from Eastern manufacn tries—
a ho keep themselves informed and adopt all valuable mod
ern improvements. laug2.B:tf H. WETUERELI..
L. .1. C1:5011N8....1. C. CUNISILN3.—.R. C. THNL.S....W. H. if c....uwAH.D.
AMERIC A N PA PTER 4NIACIIE MA N
FAcTutti so COM PAN V. No. 78 Second street_ Pitts.
burgh, sinoufacturors of PAPIER MAMIE ORNAMENT/3
for Churche, Huw.ea, Steantboats, Sc.; Mirror and Picture
Frames, V. indmv and Door Heads, Bracket. Trusties, Cor
nices. Ventilators and Centre Pieces for Ceilings, Resetb•s
and Moulding., of eNery description, dm and duaign, cheaper.
and warranted 11111m11 durable than tiny other article nov, , Its
. . .
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„-- OlIleR yaesole4 ou Ow b l lorixf t hnlk.' ,
N. B.—Xttonfion ..,,l — Si'vninboar. guilder s in esipto,ially ili
recto4.l to Chi, orticle, on nocount of Its light .oight
: . . . . . €I.INI kfiNh, TUNES &-uo..
No. 78 secona street, between . 4 11 iiluritet,
Jo2l Pittsburgh
JONTS y E. D. DEN7tt.
JoNEs 6 DENNY, Forwarding and Commission Mer
chants, No. bi Water street, Pite3burgh.
LAWBOOK&---il urn authorized to sell low
some calnable Law hooks.
10 Tuts. Pa. Reports, by Darr ;
Dourier's Institutes.;
Oreenlief's F:vidence •
IVitaaolis Digest, last ed:.
Atid other V.oports, Elementary Works, ,bc.
OLO. F. OILLMOR.E..
sep2l ' fa' the office of .51Orning Post.
GILESSR--20 bbls. for Railroad and Coil,.
tote, fur ado by [dee3l ILENItY H. COLLINS.
ANFANfg i FANCY HATS A 15.1) CAPS, a
in iFloil t etteet. OE4I J. WILSON N. -
011 ccuiba gtproughly.suited irithikbabro
j,_ types or Daguerreotypes, at t ABOO'S, 76 Fourth et,
opposite 'Wilkins Si Ock.'s. Sect,
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FOR SALE .AND TO LET
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IND LEASE.—The following valuable property. situ
nte in the rides of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Peonsyllanfri,
and other additional Real Estate in danen•nt parts uf the
Western country, is mysnoffepsd, fur„sule, or lease for a lung
turn= cif years; en reasionablo t4hua.
The City Lots, faun the satnre of the zrades. and width of
the Streets, and aveuras tunnies through them. according to
Mr. Mcflondn's delebmted City' District Plan, and from their
position, wilt soon beam.. the finest parts of this city.
Persons from a distance wishing to make investments of
capital iu miumfactures, will find this the beat property in
or near this city fur the punt., It Is traversed by two
Railroads. and Ibis also all the convenience of the Allegheny
river, on which it is situated, which wtll secure at all ti nuts
abundant supplies of coal, iron end lumber. at t h e cheapest
rates.
Teams or SALE—WiII Le one-fourth in hand, and the hal
mom of equal annual payments in six years, property seemed
with interest payable semi-annually.
Fort v•nine luta fronting on the Allegheny river, in the
Ninth Word a the City ,4 Pito,burgh, 24 feet by 2. fiat in
depth. to Rutter street, (till feet wide.)
Fifty Lots on Butler street, In the Ninth Ward. 24 1,1 by
20 ft.t in depth to hpeueo alley, (24 feet wide.)
Forty-eight Lute fionting on strt•et. ((n feet
wide,) ouch having a front of 2f fort and depth id
to Simi, alley.
Forty-seven Lots oppimite the above. on Sipathrow street,
each baying a front of 24 lint by 120 in depth to M r)
Vorty-ont Lots tm Peuu street, 24 feet ia front by 120 feet
in depth to Mulberry alley.
Forty-atx Lotn opposite the IibOVV, wee h bavins a front "f
21 feet by 100 fret. In depth to Apriug alley.
Tweuty-tivo Lots on Lttr rty street, rods hating 24 feet by
100 feel in depth to Spriny
Sixteen Luts on Ferguson street, tol.j..inlin; the out,: .11.4
of thoVeunsylrunia Railroad Company. l 4 .11t1;•,11t 1/11114•11-
Sevon Lt g on the corner of_ POll o and Water etre,tn, 1.1:0
feat tibia oh ketua by 138 toot On 11 ester, or diflelvnt
A Lot of Ground cm liccond and Try ttreutn, allJoinhi.;,.
l'afrF S Cu.'n Foundry. luayini.; a Iro4l. on :.rood Slrret of
67 feet, and running along Try strt,t 12U f•et to l',,enough
lareet.
A Lot of grocuol oppcwito the ebovn. haring a f, oat of ST
fot on Gt.... Hough Fitroet, anal lo dtpth :143 to low, nt,
mark on the Monk.bngldtula rint - I, ,nth,nth a liver rityl:l ve
foo.t.
Two Luto on Third strool. alovo each a front »f . 24
foot on Third .tr,t, by q) In depth.
PA.
1, , t No 2N In 010 1.4.1111g11 111411, on tho corilsr of Lost
esonmain and Water street, harin, , , a front on Fong C'oninion
of 130 foot by 240 feet in 4,-pth to Sandusky ntrout.
lot 28 in the Itrirongt, plan, on the r.o tier,( Knot Common
and Gay alley. ha y^ lint on Knot 1'.4n111011 aol flay alloy
of GU fovt f2)240 in depth t.. f-osiiittky strio•t.
Lot No 83 in tin, itoronoli plan. on the itosit oplo of Polito,
street, haring a (rant I,f tio Net on liparer strrs4 In 210 N-ot
to Webster street.
Lot lA, in tho 62111 V rangy or nlKivo, hating a fr,itit
vor stroot er to test by . 240 Wilistsr stnsit
PITT
rift? , Uno-Arro 1110 re, MI -t 4 nitthrf..l.l Farul,•' in
1 vwitthir, wtjuitiing tho t,urth
nOltd.
Two liandred auti.soveuty•iulyr v i.e.nn I.4•!,:hAtity. IS t.lc
tio•ar tho town of L.lo7.lAer.
B3:111=11!!!!!1=111:11111
STATE ‘.ll , INDIAN A.
A I .rul, 6 VO wroa, No. 14-1 to Dons:ion POtel• t
al.nit 12 uol, frwn lm,l/
STATE t/F
thou.l.l nod tu,111),,t A.r.rr4 in Ran
d,11,11
Two thousand nun• 111111i:red AIM nfly al - r! 111 Jm knoll
county
For plan. and •Ir. atm". of all the
apply to [lto ouba nlar.. e.l•lrew+ ItOX 77 6 . I'ltt•lnngli, I . a
I It IICLES 11. aV1:1.1.1. Aes.at
no dI w Mint qtro, art d.a.r w,-.1
VOIWt: TO 0111111 IT IT% 1 CoNTEIi
Lr sprm g at t n , i •I.
cll4 the Itt . ll.lllNli .K_& )\ 31., lit,
/tiAttti o tbtli i•I
111, I i•lit,t2 is nt.i•ii I . It— I
Ail It t 1.i.: I.
in
Th, Orr i:4 4 4 . 4.1414 • 'lnt,. 141 1/ 144 4 1 44 • 111411 44 1 44411.
nrlti utll 111 full • .taq 4.11..11 Julie 0rt4.1 -
Aeli , c..l). I net. the. lyt Juis
11• 4 4 1111111 /11 4 / 4 4. $0 v: .11 1.•.. !Or,. 1...1
11.1 n 111111,14,11 41 '41 4 1 41111114 •• ~... st In 1.•
~.1. 1 .1tit.u...41. alg It 01-at ,tluol.loi. ~.t
ut her r inalt t.t, ,1 h
employ how one tyv.
A J.; Vlllll/ , tli 1 4 114 Itinaler )I,t ynr
.ha.so.l 111111 I .to. 'pas. • • !. 1- 1041., O. 414 01 4 :1.
4/ - 011411h AA /4, 4 . To . 11,1.
‘ pre...nt
d...t.A1.1i11....1 t 11.•
a ar , IL :0: a• I
th• I;lent 1tn,.1 ,th b.affn
IV On."-P1 .." "
rolirvo. r, •
- 4 , 1
ltarill Iwo
Any NI 10.3 drd tt,,t ht-tip 1.4 • at the llt,
or 111. t , isr
.401 at pere t' •..:
1n11...u-t ti,,rll •I
in On , )....ar and inn 14ird to Ina
.Irarn
IMIME=I
LArg4 LL•••411 nts 1.. r rt, Fl , l I, • I 1.1, •
till• •.ut I ,, Pt rrl , z,: I 1.. -• 1•; r•—• • ,
1 , .0.0,50 , 1•1 au•llll,4l,llt..tet .•I • 1.1 1.1.11
I/••• • - •-t,rn ••1 Ix tr,,urls ,‘
1--.1,1
lul Itt rqs!) I' l;•••• 1.•• ••
I. , •th:L thr...ii.ll Itt. .t1.1,,,,,1••••• al Kt , lit /att,,,,11-, • •,••
m••• , • Lt et littridte4 ittilt-,•• 1.
1 . 11:111 , Ji: NIER('ILIN'I' AND T
1 .1:IS
r;.tI.DIN IN nits. S.I. 1`11 . 1,, 1.‘11.s -
I.trphernf C:orr: --On Thu r..1.•••1ii,,,.", t , • ..
the prvlnkp•••••• , , x• :II I , ••••••old i• • ..t I.
Steal R. lurk, Artmint•Orm J‘ thr. J II 1 , ,
.It-A•tra.,ll. that vatlu.‘,l , l4: uo•o , t. .c, J,... i..: -
t'ia - k. Lull.. tram nn li.. ,t.1.7•11n , T, r
pi I, Road. In llntni - nsvn T , •n•11.1.1r.5.
n, nnlte, ic1,1.1• . t••.: 1 •
flourtng Still. n In .1
Hour per 1114, with 11 ,toro II .
-.p, Lc. The Still (..6.11 - -
Ibsen Buttingnen. I‘, ',kid arlittn , ..,
CA,rlll.:mmlirr, nod otheringiivriiiiinnt, The unit, ii•u. r
1111 . 10144 111, I In 11, • -WIA) 1-01. •1•,. It/
.1/10, Li) tinder Gomm , rLor al
%/3.111111 , 6 , 1 , 111 - In 110"1/1111g of
Dnylt, c.altaining Land.
Ith NlAnninn limn, lint,. :•.I, , kbly no•I other
Fruit trent.. nbritlituiry. 141, ntatv ..1 till • 41 /1.11 It
Ina) dis 1.1•.• I 111 In pnlnral 1141,11.. mt• tr,ounlry
ri.i.ito; I lie 141.,5t .In•Jrnl.l.• t t Inlan In tino
ily, awl in n noikr,bborto.o4 hlglar 11,-c •••• I :;i•
Terms--00 , tads; roddt. ,ap and two yr.'s.with
Intorelgt par 1.1.1.• ,amt-an minify
ALCABLE CITY l'111)1'ElT'i AT I•1:1 +11.7•:
A VAI,C,I 11'1: 4 1: A\D WT 1 , 14 1,1, ri root,
formerly 4..u/a4.4 - 1 as the Ilrat %turd I . olll' ,hoot 11atse
The ,Lloaantially bnllt, tral, blti , ll ,
1, or ntort,s k. and rravd 1,..( 1.t.11 , na o , 1.•.. t
trotifinit on Forty street, by 4V.4 ,Lop, and t. mutable, f‘JI
Boarding notat. 'Catorn. or 3ifilotitu , ttning purplt.o..
nib property 4,11 bt. sold clomp, and torn,.
applying to /1, li. I4IA N. 111th .tre..t.
Amu—.-That 1,10040 IvAitr.i.tocsk; AND 1,4 r.
the corn. of Wis.l strisita, Irani on
Wisal einKit,llllllexistaliag nl..sM !'rant •trs.i.t lAr h.4—thiw
..upasl I.y U Mina, 11. Sutton us a W.. cry am)
Shire. Apia,
LAVI:I.I.I li. ii \ Mil% a
tho imisscrita . .r resides, ht.. 3 It aain r I.ls,
(CO a( Ow Cauji liimar. Th. L.I is 6.: I 111
Perinsyirryniii Asanire, sad trYtrn.k hack n
alloy. The limo° is nearly 18,W.
tdl Illtuterti improvements, This i.r.itierty 1.. Is.
sista 1. , ho admired, and v. 11l 1.0 aid ou nee.mini.whalog
luaus. It. 11. RYAN.
n0v1.5.1.5v Pm!, ~tn.,l
4 E . Y.W liA.ItilAlN ,,, -- 4 )n.• viz mom, at IVotatel•
impruved. with Crud+ and building, mid fnnt
log vin the Ohio river. it I, “floral at much I-a. than 10
INrat.
Chao hit of halt an torn. nu tho Allegheny river. In l)n
qiiende llorough, uu a hail al la to t.al a ...per. h nt,n. I I
` 9ll be 4iren lu outu , r , ao for 400 , 1 Woatoro
Twonly-oight pure, of Jack's Run, three nil!o bin t 1,.•
city.
Tlvia4-throo acre), adjoining TelliperancoviLlo.
All those sew offered law enough to comfit you out )4" poi!'
moult and If thexo du nut suit you. JONt roll and gut my
printed iteglster of Luta and Lands fur stilte. Qa it th..ru ore
burzuitia ofrortd. T Ili/ALAS W h ltit.
uct3l iii Fourth StrOvt.
CIOAL \VORKS FOR SALT:.—Sixty tiara
14./.ac rws of hind, with 1110 of 00alallactiod.igidoll Ile I to
r"l"l • Ment , thoreau aii“)usaful oporution. )),“))1 Furin I.
situated on flu. Moriongidiela rly) , r. dd ;nil,
burgh, mid In suppliod with n Farm Ho., Barn,
loilooo, arid on 0n...110111 harbor.
The vk.in aml .. the lo.t aitA
In quality. For lordser particulars apply to
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
J012`..t.f LiN)rty
IOLD LARD LAMP—llnys' LAr.l Latm. 1 . 4/1
,I 401) at the Exhilatmu M. F. I.:A lON.
Fintrib titraitt. The Agi•nt the l'ati•nlvo [gill L.,!mind
therm. and I% prepare))) i.) till lot
nod 0ni0n...,
It ts a 110 W invention—well approved by tlitew wle. It m.w
it. am a matter of great eedinany lu lighting I,lllllv aud
bum/ E ., 4,1 bard, and make!, a brilliant light .
Fortunes ran be mruln not of it, and the fir lerrlu•ry
will Le sold cheap, by JullS W. 111 T,
um - i:1 Airvitt of Putout«,
tB' .HIS LANGS.,—e have arrangements with get,
ELEM., of eXpurkul/fte 111 Llio (inlet..l, Western state,
bv which choice lauds can he located at Government prie.
Cernolis lieellrOUrt of Locating lands. eillit, for speculation or
lor,actnal settlement, will tind-it to their. advantar,o, to goo.
lit ;k1 call. Oral rif our cort,Sisfrarentn In NI, bin spent the
last six__wteltsilterittQtlly_ex.aatinlatr the lands in Mutt Starr
subject to entry, and Write. 4 us that lie has solected Wier do,
ulln aeries of chola° lambs. BLAKELY At RICHEY,
tret4lxlms, cmporiScventb Mid 4litiththsid airetts.
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AT ALL:ABLE LAND FOR,,BALE—Threo and natal( n-, e.
of Laud, eligibly situated en the bust Liberty Road, ep.
p,,sit,• the residence , if Cartwright. Esq. 'flak, land 1n,,.
well, and is very desirucle either fur a flintily residence, or to
divide into building lets. Price, "i,..l.:rtin; termy ~,,, , ,y.
nov'do S. CUTIIIIERT ,t SUN, f,:i Nlarket street.
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CLIGIC . E 131.11J,DUCti LOTS . at very low pricos an:1.,,, so
comnpnlatitig terins.nf taymentopleleintly sho i en,i on
Chi-onut street. Lawrenceville, within tier minutes' walk of
ti. Omnibus Statiow. Medial Rs, and all others, ,t,„i r ,,,,.0,
Imrchtising a cheap lot. and nn easy terms, Will flail the
above all right." Luov'Xi S. CUTHBERT .1 iiGN.
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RE PLACE TT GET BARUAINS---Du
-,
T 'ring the,noildays we will offer our entire stock of Silk
Plush Caps. Gents' Smoking Cups, French Felt lints. Ladie.
Biding Hate and Gloveiv, Children's Fancy Huts and Silk N el.
vrt (k; , lv , s . 111 1' y 4 ,1,, ki..4„.a f i re n tly reduced prices. Call
tairgains at .10. 01 NI oud street.
at eel's and - incur° .
cliswiLl i: ••
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MASON ik-CG: attli now oft:l.ring all t)t. their .luititein,
at reducedpricelcomprising over WlO U1011%15111 ca....n
li s la - 4-4 ti ow Goo 8, (setolienwl. All of their extennise
stoOk• of Silks, Shawls and Wiwi Goods, Cloaks, Bonnets,
Embroideries, Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves. Ikaiirsiic
Gusts, Sc., will be reduced and sold at 2.5 per cent. her. then
usual rates. (deti22) A. A. 31.6901 . . i 5 CU., 25 Fifth it.
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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1855.
WESTMORELAN OCIUN'ZY
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MISCELLANEOUS
STAR CORN-Sil ELLERS—Persons in need
of a reliable and durably Sheliar, call and examine tha
Star, for sah• at 47 Fifth start, by
decl9 JAMS' TVA RD SOP.
DRU N UsiO TOOLS—An astsortment of West
.", Wales' Largo Pruning Knives, Sow, Grata, Pro tiers.
reeehasi and for Bale by JAMBS WAILBROP.
MEAT CUTTERS AND SAUSAGE ST ti
FEILS, for fatuilkal, and large sine for Butchers. for
sale by Lilerl6j JAMBS. WARDROP.
taTIRIrITMAS PlifeilENTS, at SUAW'S SVECTA - gerlaiSh
ME Front, 26 Fifth street, opposite 3lnson's.
Magic Lanterns, Polyoraman. Miertr.a.pev, and every arti
etc , irk 11141 trade.
0004.4 ilvt ILpproVt.4l, exCharig.l free of expense.
df4 . 12
RTo CO FT E —325 bags fair to prime Rio
Coffee, receiving end In store, forsule
NEIV RICE--1U tierces new white just rec'd
IN and for sale by .14,10:) Arw}3l4 LEE (XL
CiODFISH—g tierces extra just rec'd and fur
..1.• by [,1,101 ATWELL, LEE & (NI
tlltur street, Blanket*, 75 cents [lnd upwnrlte. Reilrond
Wrappers and Slei g hin g Robes, &r.. nov 1
MISSES' FELT HATS, - at N'or 91. - Wond st.
WILSON & soN.
ACKEILEL—IIin Idle Inr g y ;
JAE Lt bbls •• For mile by
nur2o HENRY 11. LXILLINS.
ATES: SKATES! S T 118 !-500 pairs
j tts,ortuti Sti.attut, faun t.,IJ u.•tatt to gl,vU per pun - , +mu ,
of Own] i i•ry pAtternn. Fur nab, at
Dov;:u BOWE S TETLEY'S, 136 Wood to.
PINE. APPLE CHEF:3E-5 casen juct wolvod and for rollu
by inuv..lll REYlllltIlt At ANDERSON.
d r- 1 LUG ES--On land, a full assortment, of
k_A every duet - Option, try 4 11111$1111.Xl.D k SON.
uov:tt) It) Wood otreut.
"iTI.ACK%i ultr.AT - I!ll'lk)\(WENT, fur fmt,•uuu6
1 4 ,4 NVo.4lll,,:tris to Wolh, pututt'ii June 6, 18;,5.
building fintilwii without using; theme
Fivtltuing+. Mu- 4 1:z; F. }:ATV \, Age•ut
tw I,n3rtli any t. littAhurgh.
rL. the fvtlowlng AniilleCtA In tlm., city .1. W.
u.n.l Darr A Mt Liv
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Dri.'l;" S ST P. &AI liu.."Vi r- t - C) CACITCR - P I N I
reeutation of Clerk, who hare studied
Inet popular eylitem of later twn.llitel, that ninny of them an
wow is the receipt of SiLkitl and 0:+00 n ymr. It enlbrucen
the whole routine .4 rarer Luciein; relthippluit freight and
pa.e.engere: Nreotinta with neatiihoat agents. buy, lig /sad
oiling Ahiprnolitos en the reen-I'm am - ount, and on to, 0110 t
:It • tttivr, in ottuinitly purrtift.‘, nod t - rtinnfor 01 owners'
canoe its the re,sel WiNtAern't.ettlettlell49 after
.4 - the ventei; and Ulan) other I,n:cattail truantuctiout , not
;;Iron In any other .p. 4.11. For tem+, apply at tilt, l'ollege,
oorner of Tlurol and hiurkot atroete. Jut' le
V • N TI L ID I NUNI y
n t ilDI ATIC L Hieird 6,4, 1 r n • respectable
o ble fain
oNtorn,l , 1 g•el Cooke ha private fatailkm, wag.• 5. ;eO
- ; 6 tt RL to go to Sewickley and Novr liright3u; 10
Girl, Gar bottle to the city; • C0..1 Mackin:MM.
-It nation, panted by a buy 13 year. of age, of good boo
tteo. baba.", and can giro good reference; a young ruin a.
p.rorter: a lesokei•per: a boy to go to the cotintry ;
carnage in a gardener.
A ppt, at liAltit"ti INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 410 Liberty
greet. IsoV-1
I3 LANK,BOOKS,
Journal.
Day 11....k0. tuatara P.ooka,
A lot qe ianoty of Liao above al.:ray, tni latool. Moak Hook
i.• Itt nn; to.itittol S. 11A 1 E\,
)+1 , : . 1; ; \ 0 1 ,..t, :- I:
Nmt ll ST; . 0 1
11 4 i' t
1.01.61411•I4 4t Palley GIRXia,
• t.t• t) our sheL,,rtniont 11 I,th br-nu,LrA i. h. 0.0,
1% .• too r SCA'OND l'1•1.1 , th
..o• I gualAtab , .. I. I st.tittzti,t g,-I4 in r
lino. w ho t.h.ruer.l both tb 11 . 6011, Cadt st..l 6, t o ,
o,r th. hi Athol. Nitttk , t sterol
ittl , VtiS SE Ct. lb F:11.
I . 41( ) I: SA LE IA )IV, :a .) Cos.Lisrs 'o:s.
j: N.. II:. %tater ..t.r.• 14,nal tuitt 8/n10311..14,
a U4l/li,, itA 11.11.0 A It t'AhT:s a ILL 1i.trtte........145p1ete-
CAttra.r the Running 11...e.r•
1, a 41110-414.1.1. U - 04 . 06. DU, 30
1 4 1A.5111.1i.t1.11.11 HATS t• ie. , . Art Cei
1 11 11-7 , ..N 1.1 el reel. rv.p.A . 11.4.11y 111
I 111.1 i 111.• //IC) h.i,ra lAr pv:l4‘ottillVlll
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pi. , .
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IF E r ,•. alld free fr,,lll.lirt ai, s l
anti cPuli. fF , In ,11.e.4c. II v 1
id,
il.tll it. ,F. 1.1 kit I .11. t. the ta--1
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.rt• f..r ...ft. um., 4,1 1...0,1'11U.: OW 11.11
i . tl' 1,4 th. It t 1 I. CI TI WERT,
I.la.rliel
1 ‘ . 7 - \ B H --t . ;7 E. It St, ry of Itepuh-
Krowaltb A .1.•,y
Lisa. M tie
II• 11. , 1A1,-,•11, 1., I , M
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h1 ,, 5tr31,. , 1ns Iry tbneseA,
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idt.rSigq, rIAVER,, a.
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Erm/Olt • u/q.
I h oontua. lAtruir.b•nl
1044 b• twit,llty per flout. lovri Limn nu, b Iji thy
km*, ricayinse. Pl. rr
Brothel
J .11k: to.V.,m 1..1 nod (Jr rods at
LA Y KR'S lin si; -.1. Tr.
vim,
11l E.-1 have this day sold out Inv in
len.ht In Mt. firM nf rto.-"rrmeen, gMITII A in.
Itst , partber. HOSTETT ER_
1 . 11,1,10 ISLA— no. I) HOSTETTER.
kit Y IIEA I'—A I
!Mt LOT IN A 1-1,FX;11 FIN V OTT_ 11'844 by DAL A
, I+.t ,Ast, lind liy Apply mg ..111 .1 thre 44 . 111,
ol4tl MORN I NO
L uT 1..111t SALE—A good UL 11,1)1;,1 Lo T,
1•••Itt “al Oxrhoti •trovt, by lOU fist fu J. 14). 11.1
luraw,ughx.m. a 1/1 Lh, sold clomp. Knqrtin, of
jyt: a/ Om tdlico of di. horning 1.•
AN I) IV A 111,11INITS.--The highest market L prlcv paid for 40, 00 and 140 Arm Laud ‘t al •
..t., of 5 , ..1 •
A L.-- V”r hit) and I 6 0 Arr. , Warrant/1, InNuttl under tho
Inw tit 12QA.1.
Apply tolik11,1" 8 RICHEY,
nel,YI-Onw rorner of &tenth and mutlhtleltl err
r`t.M rill Ittfl . :-ri ll;;;jrl,;;;;:ervtul7ttlother lot of
tine Tooth iirunhen. Thonn crinhhm, anything lu th
tom nhould all and rtioultto my ntoet. beforepurt.taluctuit
• Jul , . FLENIIi .1.
m,r-7 corner Diamond and Market stroet.
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- 11 - AVE YOU TIIIED
wichairs KATII-Ut1(11 t
r. try it, and you will floret be without It.
'loth f—r
rii.ENlll4l
Or
.)%111 11.111 grt a wurtltleets
pn_ Nan woo by all Itrutwista. cont. per bottle.
11 ledeanle Western Ituptd, Dr. lilatihlt, It. K SELLERS
(X.), and JOHN HAFT. •itgld
. 17 ( 1 XCITEM EN 'l'—Th e people are rushing to
thr ENTEItI'I r tISKT4 Fourth strmst., f.r Picture. at 50
and upward.. do e 5
AND
AIIRMA', OF fIEN'N' tIOODS
et L. II I ILSII Fl EI,D 4 SON'S, Na 70 M ntro . t..
,11 4 Just rotorttol titan Now York. and riveived all new
gootls that arrit by tho last 4teatner, we ,dler the
tollowing for hispvvtiot,
tittrer, tiauotlots, Cravats, Stlarfa,
tliswa nod t Ilford TVs,
Cambric and Silk Ifatidkor,lilo,Le,
L'adershirts and Drawers,
Mottle. sad Shawls,
Traveling Shawls.
Shirts made to order; also, every style au hand. T.getlier
with Is full assOrttrinnt of goods in air hum
Now etyleet of goods resolved by each steamer from lin
-111.1tSIIFLEL1) .Ja SON, No. 7tl Wood at.
1,03 betwoeu ' , worth *wool and Diall - toroi
Fit CT ITS-3 ,1,0 (2111.1 Strati ls,rrioa;
5
bottles Ponelies;
3 l'esas;
10 I• frulth Plno AiTie ;
tt as , torted Present,
10 Tttuxatuett, In bottl,s ;
u n., et tre,l tut,' fitr sale by
lit:1'31E11 & A N DEItSt IN, 39
11,1:3 Oppotilte St. ettarlo3 11.o.•I.
I 0 1/I'..S-00 bag. Fllb-rtt , ;
• WaItITIL4
Nunn:
Lu (slab+
10 litt:;3 BLIT4IOIIIIX.
4 Sic
1000 N uts
10 box,' Shollotl Almond,;
JuNI. rouni 000 Rllll fat sale by
REJC 411.4 4:7 F: RSON
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y y tttt Si. t e i3 ta t t ' r%true :TA t,Cu i l j 4enu Tsltti
N -g tsu. ' s kt .- t"; - uu v i
ut Frouch Bottuyti, Cults, Mantles. and eetilu ' wurked
0004. 'cm Ititttutifty, Mutotiibut ti, Lisa.
MAGAZINES, &c.—
Ilarpor fie 1,k,•1111,01 . ; price 'al recite.
l'utruuu dud,. •2o
Knickerbocker do :10
I , lllllk Lealio'n Liazetto of Fashion, 121 cent..
F•rank • Lenllu'e J,atrunl, Iv
• Peterson'B Magazine, 17 do
Iguifn 11.,k, Si I.
.11allnu's.3ingazio$ lu do
NVedtnilnkter Ft vletr Titscl'enind's Magazine.
I=3
ci.pot...kertorl.,-1 , ;0. so .t.
rtlit) IRLt.I. BLI',Z.ICir ficotrSE roit
Itts A 4 i 1 lot two a
frt., br-tO Mbt,'lty "Fifi dee tntut{+ee aro arrunglal with a
Io riN ataro-riann, hall, ilining•romn and 14trbellUil fire. Mx or.
G air rooms ..n the second, upd throe on the third story. Both
houses are tiefwataklti "rood *d . '
mivBo S. CUTHBERT & SOY. 53 Market et.
0 1 14-Sperlll,, WiEttc`f, Bleached, Tatilwrs',
6u-et
No.l 0(1,1u atii, anlff6i• - sfilii by
cleot , ; ; • . MILLER & JINKrisoN.
Vrillfic , MITt orTi3i4V3hnd Behind the
In_ Curtain. By Anna (bra Ritchie, (formerly Mrs.
I "%vat ) 1 r Price
F.lr sale b IL MINER
deelB No. 22 Smithfield street.
STARCH - - I0 tuxes Wood's Starch, fur sale
by [doc.,3.* SMITH, MALI 3 6 HUNTER.
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IMMO
MONDAY MORNING
A great many years ago—two-and-twenty years
to-night—l well remember what a cold, wet
night it was, with a thick sleet driving against
the windows, and a melancholy, moaning -wind
creeping through the leafless branches. It had
been quite a sad winter time to us at home—the
only sad one I had ever known, for it was just
two ur three weeks after the accident had hap
pened that first laid me on my couch, and only a
few days before, my father had told me I should
never he able to rise from it any more. It had
been a heavy blow to us all.
We sat together in the drawing.room all the
long evening, toy father, and my mother, and I—
my sister Kate had gone the day before to some
friends of ours in the country. One gets so soon
used to misfortunes and disappointments when
just a
. little time has passed; but, at the first,
they are often so hard to bear, and I think that
never, at any time, did I feel such sorrow at the
thought that I must be an invalid my whole life
as I did that night. I was only a girl—nut fif
teen yet ; and at that age we are so full of bright
dreams about the future, looking forward with
such clear, joyous hopefulness to the world that
is just beginning to open before us, stretching
out our hands so eagerly to the golden light that
ire think we see in the far distance. It was so
hard to have the bright view shut out forever, to
have all the hopes that to me 1111 , 1 made the
thought of life so beautiful, torn from me forever
in one moment.
ATWELL, LEE A ED.
I had borne the knowledge of it all quite
calmly at first ; it was only now that I thought I
really felt and knew all that I was losing. But,
thank God, my life has nut been what in my faith
lessness I thought, that night, it would be;
thank God, that the whole bitterne s s of those
few hours' thought has never cants to OW us it
did then, again.
Early in the evening my father had been
reading to us aloud ; but since he ceased, no
word had Leen spoken in the room. Ile had
been writing for the last two hours: my mother,
sitting by the fire, was reading. The whole
house was Eilent; and front without, the only
sounds that came to us were the wind howling
through the trees, and the cold rain dashing on
the windows—both cheerless sounds enough to
hear. It was indeed a night for melancholy
thoughts; and to one ill and weak as I was
then, perhaps it was to be forgiven that, think
ing of the future and the past, looking back
upon the happy days that were gone, and for
ward to where the sunles-s clouds hung so heavily,
I should scarcely be able to press back the tears
that tried to blind Inc.
MEM
For when we are very young we shrink so from
feeling prison-bound: we pray .=” earne-tly, that
if sorrow most come to ta , n, it may rather
burst in sudden storm upon 11,3, and paksin^
away. have the blue sky clear again, than that
our whole life shout li, wrapped op hi a cold
gray shroud. through which M. deep -orrow C,lll
,•ser pit-roe lOW our liVllr--no d,•e•p jcy ever
cone to gladden
And in that gray shroud I th,ought that my life
uao to lie hidden and-withered ; and now, while
yet it was only closing over tne--while with
passionate resistance. I would still have •truggled
to tear it back, 1 felt that inn hand+ were hound.
MEIMEE!IMMI
A little thing will sornetime9 serve t•. divert
,oir thoughts, even token they Very touch entrro ,, S
a/la ao it was that night that I was suddenly
, tartled out of the m id st o f
reverie by two
sharpiinveks Upon tlic street dour--u
eertainly by 110 means WICOTTIIII. , II. . per
haps, if nothing mor43 had followed. I filldit here
fallen ILZ:1111 into toy f..riner thought, : but, as. I
lay fur a fey: iticment , listening, the
opened, and then there followed such strange
hurried iovelaniations —half of hail
ahttin--mingled with such apparently irre , bstible
bursts of laughter. that my first dull iritere , t
began rapidly to change int.. a far inure active
Nly love, what ,4 that '" tay
without looking q.
•• I mind imagine mother on.wered in a
puzzled tone. lvt mg d her h o ot,.
.111.4 moment wo hoard a inlok •tet - v
running up the shut=, nil our e- with one
art turned to the I‘i:ich in Iwo ;Jr t hreo
minutes wa- burst open. 1 hi tin (drone
amazement, iu rushed our ...i•l'Vunt kiln with
little halt naked chill :ft her :mos. that
little Creature standing on the step, was the only
thing to he seen when she had opened the door.
father exclaimed angrily, wh,n be had beard
.lun's story. "it isn't two months -Moe the
.atne trick nay *psi in town. .\ Tom
to get a lantern immediately, and follow me.
WO must make a search, though indeed its hope
less to think of eatehing any one on such a night
as this. Whoever has .lone it is out of reach by
this time. My dear, - be turned round as he was
hurrying from the room,"don't do anything
with the child until I come hack : I'm afraid
she's ill, - and he closed the door.
E=l
shall never forget what a poor little object it
w:l4. It had scarcely au atom or clothing on it
--just a turn old frock that would hardly hang
together, and its poor little white shoulders and
at WS were all bare, mid wet with the heavy rain.
Iler pretty fair hair was wet too, hut her face
was what astonished and attracted me most, it
was glowing like fire, with a spot of the bright
est scarlet ou each cheek, and her large bine
eyes so unnaturally bright that it was unite
painful to look at them. Yet such a sweet face
it was.
My mother made her kneel beside me on m 3
couch, and wo talked to her and kissed her, ire
Om old wet frock, wrapp,sl my rn.•th
er's s.ttawl named ; but ail the time, and
though she was certainly more than two years
old, she remained us perfectly unmoved as though
she had been a little statue, only those great
bright oyes wore fixed upon my face, until I be
gan to get absolutely frightened at her.
In about twenty minutes my father returned
from his useless search.
Wo can do nothing more to-night," he said.
in a tone of considerable vexation, as he joined
us again. " Poor child, she's very feverish in
deed ; why, exposure on such a night is enough
to kill her. My love, you must put her to bed ;
there's no help fin- it, and I'll see what I can to
for her. But really it's a little too intich to ex
pect that all the sick children of the neighbor
hood are not only to be cured for nothing, but to
be housed too, by the physician." And my•
father left the room, to change his wet garments,
in no very contented state of mind.
My mother put out her hands to lift the
child from my side, and then for the first time a
moaning sound broke front her, and leaning for
ward she caught my dress with her little hands,
and heldit tight. half crying, as if she feared to go
away. 1 pressed her to me, and clasped nay
arms around her. I could'nt 'help it—and she
let me do it, and laid down her head upon my
bosom, the dear child ! with that plaintive moan
ing sound again. I was almost weeping myself,
half -with pity, half with love—for I loved her
SU much already, as we love all things that cling
to us, all things that—weaker than ourselves—
appeal to us for protection. And so, for I could
not bear that against her will she should be made
to leave me, still keeping her in lily arms,.l had
the couch wheeled into my bedroom; and there,
iu Rate's bed we laid her, poor little weary suf
fering thing.
it would be too long to tell you all about her
illness, for she was ill for many weeks; how pa
tient she was; how anxious we all were fur her;
how, in spite of n few cross words at first, my
kind father tended her with as much care as ever
he bestowed upon his wealthiest patient ; how
my dear mother sat up night after night with
her, as thringh she had been her own child; how
the little thing crept so into all our hearts, that
when at last one evening my father pronounced
her out of danger, even his voice was broken
wAh emotion, and we were fairly crying—both
my mother and I.
Nor will 1 trouble you with an account of all
the fruitless search that was
came
to discover
who sthe was or where she came from, but one
tlhing I must mention, because it perplexed us
very much, and added to our difficulty in deci , .
ding how to dispose of her. It wats.thisi. that,
we began to suspect—what at first never entered
our heads—that she had been stolen, and. was
not a poor woman's child. It was her own dim
recollections of past things that gave rise to this
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PITTSBURGH POST.
FORTUNE WILDREb.
rion my wrasi this is oinn f.,0 far
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supposition, but the fever had so confused all
thinp in her poor little head, that we n tic
reach any certainty upon the snider
[TO DE CO"v,
DECEMBER 81
The Washington correspondent of the New York
Eccoiny Post transmits to that paper two doctiments
of considerable interest -to those engaged in the Chi
nese. tnote,
The first Is an extract from a letter recently rcceived
at the State. Department from the American i consul
at Shanghai, giving a statement of the relatike im
portance of the five ports of China open to our com
merce, by which it will be seen that recent political
events hare contributed to establish the superiority
of Shanghai over the older commercial dePots be
lonuing to that country—Foochow ' Amoy, Kingpo
aniCanton. The consul predicts that, with; proper
attention on the part of the governMericonimerce
equal to that of Calcutta will hedeveloped at Shanghai.
The second document is the manifesto issued by
the Director of. Customs of the Chinese government
at Shanghai, for the equalization of the corrOncy nt
that port. It appears that the old Spanish or Carolus
duller has, by some management, brought a pt , eminm
of about thirty per cent. among the tradert there,
and two English houses and one American hate been
accustomed to do a large business out of the credulity
of the Chinese country traders, who preferred!, it even
to more valuable ooin, by the manufacture of it. In
this decree the Director endeavors to infuse more
enlightened notions into his people, byadvising them
to consider the weight and purity of the money, and
not its stamp and form. This shows some progress
among the Celestial officials, but it may be presumed
that. the penalty he imposes upon speculators in coin
will prove more effective in China than it would in
this country.
For the promulgation of this edict, and for other
commercial facilities, the merchants of this Country
aro principally indebted to the efforts of Mr.ltobert
C. Murphy, U. S. Consul at Shanghai.
. EXCITEMENT AMONG THE STOCK' GROWER~ AND
DEALERS.—The stock growers and dealers' of the
Scioto Valley held a meeting at Circleville,.on the
Bth inst.., to consider the action of the Netv York
Central and Erie Railroads, in raising, the tariff of
freights for cattle, without maim. A committee was
appointed to report upon the best method of securing
the object of the meeting. This committee reported
a series of resolutions, in which they censufed the
New York railroads fur the course they had Pursued
toward stook dealers and growers, and declared that
their interests required that they should sect* some
other routes They expressed a preference for the
Pennsylvania and Maryland route, as that gasp them
the command of thee° markets, and appoitited an
executive committee of nine, to raise funds, ttppoint
an agent, and do whatever may be required tb carry
out the objects of the meeting. The stock iloalet ,
.4 Indiana and Illinois were requested to co-Operate
in resisting the " monopoly and extortionate tiharges
of the northern roads.
The Executive Committee and their Assistant
Agents will make all necessary arrangements with
the different. railroad authorities between the , Scioto
valley and the (=tern cities, for the conveyance of
cattle and hogs along their respective roads, pod to
report to an adjourned meeting to be held in Circle
ville, an the ith of January, Lifif,
THE TREATIES Milt JAPAN—JAPANESE FECAOD.—
A recent article in the Ui/Liu! Gazctte of the Nether
lands has created some sensation in India. jlt ap
pears to have escaped attention in Europe. Itiis well
understood that the treaties recently signed by the
Julianiie government with the American and Eritish
commissioners are frauds. Trade is no more permit
ted than before_ No one is allowed to [nude but the
imperial agents, who again will sell only precisions.
All communication • with the interior is prohibited,
and. in fact, both nations are precisely whe/e they
were. It appears from the Dutch statement that ail
these deceptions were suggested from the Ilague
that a Dutch official, specially selected, was lent to
Japan, and that he has since acted as a kind of for
eign secretary to the imperial government. ;These
facts arc. indeed. admitted by the King himself,
whose notes on the treaty have been publiehiA. and
they appear to deserve. it not chastisement, at leant
attention. The Dutch in the East are jealous in the
extreme of Anglo-Simon influence, and by no means
scrupulous iu their endea.vors to undermine it- M.
Dedel . ,. root attempt, in 18a2„ to claim the sovereign
ty of Borneo for his court is tot yet forgotten.
The following statement of utake, home con
sumption, ;•hiptntmts, stock, and average price
of ketch l'ig for ten years, is from the Liver-
T Em,s, nod may prove interesting
op our readers:
2111praents :itid St,l: .I,vurav:i. ,
T...tr NI a ke. 1.. •nto you. 31n1 D,e.
1.4:. . .77! ) ,111,K) - 441,0kmi ..... .144,004) 16.4.1. !id.
1 , 46 ..... ....... .46,0446.. .... ..,Ititl44. I.o..ultri) 67, 3..1.
1 , 1; ...;,10.tfi4i ...... _37 t.y - xid , u.t.koo G 4%. 4.1.
I*l* ..... . ...06).1160 ',....244t1 US.UIMI 4.n. 1.1.
IN 1 . . , .... ....... 446.606 27 , .144 In . . .....21 6,0044
1. , .4p 1644,600 ' At*)o_ ...... :::USluti ..... _..4 I. 7,4
1 h.". 1 ..... .... 7 tlo,.** , ~. .itio.kk.l N, la.
1 ,..,... 7 -7% 0 -0 .175.(fx)... ...... 4..A4.04 ,6 4:n. .41.
V‹..3 71 ..,10 14.11.1102 •'lll.oou filet fnl.
1,.,....4r7v.,44 *00.040 1'.7,.,,10 inn. '4.1.
1,,,, , - 7:401)tr Os. bd.
* Till Nor tqulN •r 'l9.
Tuff New Orlean.. Bank Statement on the Sth of .
December. to compared with that of the Ist instant,
nhows the following changes :
Specie
Circulation
IlepitaiLs
-
:hurt Loans
Exiiliougu -
Doe distant bank::
Long unti inert loan
A etu:ll increase of loans for the week $319,913
The Specie movements in Mexico, are of seine in
terest. New Orleans had received $00,430,06-100 in
specie, and the mail steamer Solent left 'Vora Cruz,
on the 51.11 lust., with $2,500,000 specie for England.
KENT LT KY To as o.—Old Manufacturing Lecif
is very scarce, nail commands high prim*. An
active inquiry exists and prices have au upward
tendency.
The new crop thus far has been inferior in
quality, but well cured. The market opened dull
with light elan% at former rates. The °losing of
the week exhibits considerable „improvement in
receipts, and the market closes firm with prices
fully t.ttstaitied. The receipts during the past
week, and iu fact for the aeason, have been gen
eridly inferior and light weights. The now crop
will not come iu freely until about the 20th of
January, when larger transactions may be 01. 7
pected.—Lou. Com. Review.
BALTLIIOIIE lan Onto RAILILIMIL—The Vir
ginia llouse of Delegates has adopted a repoln
t ion requiring the committee on courts of junco
to enquire whether the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company has complied with the provisions
relating to toll for transportation and travel, as
prescribed by section tlth of the act of Assembly
passed March (Rh, 1847, entitled au act to author
ize the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to
construct the extension of their railroad through
the territory of Virginia; if not, to recommend
such legislation as they may deem will be most
efficient to compel a compliance on the part of
said company with the provisions of said act.—
MU. Sun.
PROPERTY uF THE FILEN CLI EMPEROR FROZEN
IN.-It is stated that 150 canal boats, loaded with
flour and grain, consigned to Louis Napoleon,
are frozen in between Schenectady and little Falls,
New York:. Tho amount of grain cannot be
worth less titan $1,000,0*, and ten freight cars
a day are employed. to carry it to tide-water.
They were engaged with difficulty, a,s the amount
of freight business on the Central road is enor
mous.
A STRAW.—Straws show which way the wind
blows. At the Wilmington (N. C.) municipal
election, held on Thursday last, the Know Noth
iug ticket 11'4,1 elected by seventeen majority.
At the Lost_ prior election the Know Nothings
carried Wilmington by five hundred ! the Democ
racy at the same time carrying the State, North
Carolina from having been a very staunch Whig
State in days gone by, may 14 counted as among
the reliable Democratic States.
GRAIN "EXPORTS or ClllCAGO.—According to
the Chicago Times of Wednesday, there 11. are
been exported from that city this year 111,1 29
barreli: of flour, 7,002,097 bushels of s wbcat, 7,-
630,113 bushels of corn, and 2,37004 bushel,
of Oats. Says the Times:—" Reducing the flour
to wheat, and adding it, to the, wheat" We have
7.6: , 9,742 bushels of wheat, an amount that will
probably be raised to eight millions of bushels
by the end of December."
Snoe.o BusaNess ix CO.LIFOUNIA.—A San Fran
ci.soo, letter says: The extent of the segar busi
ness here i 4 immense. A single , fitand within a
largo hoteL has been rented for $2O per any,
payable daily, and know of another of, lose note
for which $4,000 per annum has boon paid for
the last two yen,r,!. The consumption of `• the
weed" in California is awful•
NUMBER 78.
Commerce of China
Iron Trade En England
Inc, $491,275
Inc. 195,235
Inc. 458,601
Inc. 214,952
Inc. 111,1158
Inc. 213,006
$19,838,610
20,158,532
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, RATES' , -OF,'ADVERTISING
AcircEEDAY$ TAP PATS/MAGI" PRESS.
111:11 LIS= Or NORreantl, On Ling:
One 6qtaira, pno Enwrap'. - • .. . 5 60
Do y inch additfoliel Infortion.,.. ' 26
Do. ouo week 1 7.1
• DO.' two-weeks 300
•••-••,;". .. . 400
7 00
Do, three months 0 00
Do.'• •fonr months. - ' ' lO 00
Do. gilt months. ..........» .......... 12 00
Do. one year .. ... . . • —.... 18 00
Standing Card, air lines or 10.18, pet' annum 10 00
cu.,NoetULE AZ PLEAStr >s..si
One square, per minuet (exclusive of the popet)..... 20 00
Marringo notices, WWI: Dintlraotictxra.s dents.
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—0 utta, P ercha. has )44: . F.t been introdubed into
dentistry, serving the pwapose of metalle plates
of gold or ailvor. Its. pec liar adaptioil and pre
paration for this purpose, h. keen brought about
by Dr. - .Slayton, of Indiana, a tit bids fair to ac
complish all that could be• dear d. The nature
of the material, its inipendousia - • to acids or
alkalies, and. its soft, yielding churn, • - t . - lidera
it, we think, peculiarly suitable for the purpose
proposed, and exceedingly comfortable to the
wearer.
—Somebody has found a mystery in the simple
arithmetical fact that to multiply by 2 is the same
as -to multiply by 10 and divide by 2. Any num
ber of figures you may wish to multiply by 5 will
give the same result if divided by much
quicker operation than the'former ;, but you must
remember to annex a cypher to:the answer when
there is no remainder, and when there is a re-
maiader annex a 5 to the answer. MUltiply 464
by 5, the answer will be 2,320; divide the same
number by 2, atd you have 232, and as there is•
no remainder, you add a cypher.. Now, take 357
and multiply by 5, the answer is 1,785. CM: di
viding this by 2, there is 178, and no remainder;
you therefore place a 5 at the end of the line,
and the result again is 1,785. There is some
thing more curious in the - properties of the num
ber 9. Any number multiplied by 9, produces a
stein of which figures added continually together
make 9. For example, all the first multiplies of
9, as 18,27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81, sent up to 9.
Each of them multiplied by any number what
ever, produces a similar result; as 8 times 81
are 648, these figures added together make 18,
and lis 9. Multiply 648 by itself, the product
is 119,904—the sum of these digits is 27, and 7
and 2 are 9. The rule is invariable, take any
number whatever and multiply it by 9, or any
multiple of 9, and the sum will consist of figures,
which added together ,continually number 9—as
17X18=306--,6 and 3 are 9 ;117X27-,--. -- -3,159, the
figures sum up 18, b and 1 are, 9; 4,591X72=
330,552, which added together produces as be
fore 18, or 8 :tpd lis 9. Again, 87,683X54=
4,735,422, add together, the product is 27, 2 and
7 are 9, and so universally.
—A certain Infanta of Spain, remembering
that a large army of , horse soldiers raised by the
king, her father, had been defeated by, the Sawa
cens, caused some foot soldiers to be drilled, and
by their aid completely overcame the enemy.
Hence the term Infantry. Before this peridd, foot
soldiers had not been held in great estimation ;
at any rate, not since the days of ancient Greece
and Roma. The Spanish' foot-eoldie'rs long
maintained pre-eminence over all other 4:
—The practice of blueing the paper pulp had
its origin in a singularly accidental circumstance,
which, not merely as a historical fact,. but as
forming an amusing anecdote, is, perhaps, worth
mentioning. It occurred about the year 1780 ;
at a paper mill belonging to Mr. • Buttonshaw,
whose wife, on the occasion in question,,was su
perintending the washing
. of some linen, when
accidentally she dropped her bag of powdered
blue into the midst of some - pulp in a forward
state of preparation, and so great *att the fear
she entertained of the mischief she had done,
seeing the blue rapidly amalgamated with the
pulp. that all allusion to it was studiously avoid
ed ; until, on Mr. lint tonshaw's inquiring in great
astonishment what it was that had imparted the
peculiar color to the pulp, his wife, perceiving
that no great damage had been done, took cour
age, and at once disclosed the secret ; for which
she was afterwards rewarded in a remarkable
manner by her husband, who being naturally
pleased with an advance of so much as four shill
ings per bundle, upon 'submitting the improved
make to the Londonmarket, immediately purcha
sed ri costly scarlet cloak, (somewhat more con
genial to taste in these days, it is presumed, than
it would be now,) which he presented with much
satisfaction to the sharer of his joy.— Herring
Paper and Paper Nuking.
—The American Journal of Medical Science
says that Lard is an antidote to Strychnine. It
was discovered ah attempt to poison a dog.
by placing the strychnine upon meat. The meat
was near a jar of refuse lard, and after the meat
had been eaten the dog devoured the.,lard, and
to the surprise of the persons watching the ef
fects of the poison, it failed of producing any
effects, although one grain had been slitllowed.
The experiment was repeated nine different times
with like results, and eleven times without the
lard, and in every instance proving fall .
—Mr. Ericsson is reportell.to he still engaged
in his caloric enterprise. His new caloric en
gine is forty-horse power, and, compared with
its predecessors, has been greatly simplified, and
its cumbrous palls dispensed with—not only
avoiding &Mien and diminaiug expense, but
effecting a great saving in space. Formerly
there were four cylinders with duplicates placed
alcove them on pumps. The latter are done
away with under the new arrangement. t
—M. Le Maent, the cheinist, who has acquired
seine celebrity at St- Brieuo, his residence, for
his observations of the barometer, as effected by
a distant cannonade, states in the Publicatear of
St. Briene, that he announced the canninidde and
the assault of Sebastopol from the changes ef
fected in the mercury—one hour and forty min-,„
utes being required to receive the barometrical
impression in France. • • •
—The date or origin of glass is not known, but
it is supposed that the first glass works of anti
quity were established at Diospalis,- the capital
of the Egyptian Thebiad; and it is asserted that
the Egyptians carried the art of making, cutting,
and even staining glass, to a very high degree of
perfection. Glass, as is well known, is made by
mixing silicious earth or sand, alkaline substan-
stances, and metallic oxides at. a white: heat.
Silicia is its base. Flints and quartz are_ some
times employed, and redueed - lepoWder by being
heated hot, and then thrown into hot water; pot
a_.:h and soda supply the requisite amount of al
kali lime and borax are also added, and the
deutoxide of lead is the metallic• oxide most gen
erally used. Though the component parts of
glass are opaque, perfect transparency is pro
duced by means of combination.
—J. 11. Johnson. of London, has obtained apatent
fur preparing old leather scraps to render them fit to
lie made into glue. The leather is first chopped into
small pieces and thoroughly wnshod, then placed in
vats, where it is digested with potash or sods. It is
taken out, after a few hours, and subjected to pres
sure, and again immersed in a stronger alkaline so
lution for some hours, whinh processes remoreull the
tannic acid. It isnow taken out and sashed well
with water, and submitted to a steep of a very weak
sulphuric acid for twenty-four hours, to remove all
the coloring matter. This being accomplished, it is
again submitted to a weak alkaline solution of the
carbonate of 50..., then washed in water, and is fit
to be made into glue by the common process.'
—An expedition of scientific men was sent by our
government recently to explore the immense arid
plains in the heart .of the continent between the Mis
sissippi and the Rocky Mountains. Partial reports
hare been received by them, which indicate im
mense coal fields throughout the region, mind the
possibility of obtaining water by means of artesian
wells.
—A new motive power—that produced by the ex
pansion of liquified carbonic acid—has - lately been
proposed by two young French chemists. They pro
pose, by the employment of this agent, to reduce the
amount of combustibles to one - tenth, and the volume
of apparatus to.slx-tenths of that required ttrereato
an &bud amount of force by steam. •
—Monster guns are now being manufactured in
England, which, with their carriages, will weigh fifty
tons each, and will carry a shot half a torte weight
a distance of four ; miles. rEitrii he. two .and a
quarter barrels of powder for a charge.
—Among the nerLinyentiuns of the day is P
patent lever Atgor gate- is without braces, mor
tices, or binges, end the entire Loaringbeing vcrti
'cal, all' tendency to settle is entirely Overcome. it is
never swayed or obstructed by snow in' winter, and
is of very simple structure.
--It is estimated that thirty thousand models have
accumulated in the patent office, nine-tenths of
which are of such n nature that drawings can fully
represent them, instead of the more costly models as
are now required.
—Tbe discorery of two asteriods, or small planets,
between More and Jupiter, Was made on the some
day, October sth—one by Lather, at Bilk, in Prus
sia, and the otherby GoldsndflF of Palie.
Chattanooga (Term.). qa4tlie of
Saturday says: Thus far the season 44 been
most favorable for gathering fall crop. 4 and
seeding, but inatiffaliners are net yet done sow
ing Wheat. Wtt'repeakiluit our infOrmati o from
every. section of the; country aconftrme the belief
that there will ben. larger amount of wheat sown
this year than there ever was before I The prices:
success in raising, 'and eacilities for getting ti
market, have broughtabout this immense culture.
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