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Wasliington Sen
:tine', and formerly connected with the Union
newspaper, died at Williamsburg, Va.,. on the
1 st instant.
to our returns at nine
The aggreOe amount-, of the public debt of
'Maryland is $15,182,101P. The interest on .$5,-
:700,000 of th:psamourit is patd laysttnei7 -Rail
road and Canal corporations.
THE
The resniVaceording
O'clock wages follows :
'gingham, 1485 I Long,
1118 Steen,
1026
..13inglaara's majority .over Irwin, 88 '
Irlvin over Vole, 90
roir gets eight less than the number bf ' • • • •
•..
ets tg his call. We believe that the entire Demo- , • • ! r
crude vote of the city world have elected Irwin 4 1 71% , • . •
by.a handsome majority, Of that there can be
little doubt. in the Army, and is to retire upon a plantation
in Louisiana. Ho will bo on hand in any future
war, when his country may oall for a little more
grape, Captain Bragg
The Sheriff of Hocking county, Ohio, was ac
cidentally killed, in Logan, on Friday last, by be
ing run over by a'pair of runaway horses. Ile
had been standing in a stare, and hearing the
noise stepped out on the sidewalk just as the
team came along. He was struck on the head by
the end of the tongue, and so badly injured that
he lived but a short time.
tiONM
Mr.. Hingham is sheeted Mayor. The Ameri
can p4rtYliail hid one triumph in our city . . But
their candidate has been elected by far less than
a majociti , of the votes polled; and the vote was
a small one.. The very severe cold weather re
duced the : vete of all parties no doubt.
The next fact is that Mr. Irwin, the Democratic
cal/didu4, is,Ahe. next highest in the poll; and
Bingham's majority over him is not large, con
sidering the number of candidates. Our citizens
are now satisfied of what was repeatedly said by
us before, the election, that the contest was be
tweenlrarin and Bingham ; and that every vote
cast for Volz, or for Long, was thrown away.
Another fact is apparent. Had Irwin's offer
Leenaccepted, and Irwin, Volt and Long volun
tarily-withdrawn, a new man could bare been
put, in, the,ffeld, either Whig or Democrat, and
elected by a large majority. Such was Irwin's
oiler. Long would have accepted it; but Volz
refused. On him rests the blame of the result.
Again : Irwin's vote is larger than Volt's .
He thou was the choice of the majority of the
anti-Know Nothings. Notwithstanding Volz's
long, call, and the recommendation of the twenty
delegates, Irwin beate him. This fact, as
well as the large and enthusiastic meeting of the
evening before, sustains and fully justifies us in
the C:31.11%9C we took in the contest. The Post is
sustained by the vote of a large majority of the
party to which it belongs
Another fact seems , to be deducible from the
result. It is that a large majority of democrats
are tired of fusion," while it is made to mean
that either Volt. or a K. N. must be elected
Mayor year after year, We have a ohauge in
the Mayor's office at any rate, and a respectable
gentleman is elected to the office.
We havei but one further remark. Probably
hardly any other democrat could have been
found in the city that would have polled so large
a vote as John M. Irwin has done under the cir
stances. Had he been nominated by the Con
vention be would have be - en elected. Nut one
word his been uttered against him during the
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and he stands free from every charge
of unf‘tir dealing, or even of office-seeking. lie
offered to withdraw with the others and have a
now man taken up. The remit shows that he
wsi not justrlied in offering more. lie stands
next to the suecessfil) candidate, in the number
=EN
EMS!'
At Williamsport, Christmas night, some scamp
lot the water out of the boiler of a locomotive.
In the morning, after firing up, the engineer ilis
co:vereil it, and upon investigation that
the fines were burned out, and the engine ren
dorod useless. As it was the only locomotive
which ,run from Northumiberiand to Williamsport.
no train will run on that road until another one
is procured.
RS. COPLEY'S LETTER SENT
!qr. r.',Opley's letter in relation to the improve-
moat of the Ohio river was designed for publica
tion in all the papers that chose to publish it.
The Gazette and Journal have now both asserted
that we did not send them the copy or proof in
time to be set up and published in those papers.
We are prepared to prove that the proof wll ,l
sent to both of those offices between 5 and
o'clock on the evening before:it appeared is the
Poet. That was in good and sufficient time. ll'
any one knows who ever was or is now connected
with the publication of a morning newspaper.
If either the Gazette or Journal denies this
we will furnish the proof--and more : we mill
prove what was said when it was Mandel in at
the Journal office, and that the remark indicated
that they did not intend to publish it at any rate.
Is the proof wanted ? 'lVe will state some
thing further on this subject at another time.
LA DI F.s' Funs. —Au improvement ha , been
made in the large fur cape+ of hot se:l4,m. The
collars are enlarged and made sepa rate. nu that
hey can be worn in the warmest days as
victorines. Furs were perhaps never more uni
versally in use than this year, from the ermine,
which adorns the white cachemire opera cloaks of
our richest belles, to the neat setts of titch mar
tin, within the reach of the humblest. Swan's
down, at once light and pretty, and not very cost
ly, is much in vogue for trimming lighter gar
ments for opera wear. Suits of the Hudson hay
or American sable, form an excellent and almied
equally - beautiful substitute for the Russian. al
ways imperial, and, at present placed, by the
war, beyond the reach of most, even of the
wealthy.
And now that the election of Mayor and Coon
cils is over, turn we to other matters.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBCROU RAILROAD
Three Trams per day to and from Patlburo and
elevaand. —On and after Tuesday, January btb.
1856, the trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad will run, connecting with the trains of
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad at Alliance,
East and West as follows :
Leave Pittsburgh 2.80 A. M • bds, A. M., 3.tio
P. M.
Nrrive in Cleveland lute; A M
U P. M.
_.O, P. M
Leave Cleveland 7 31) A M., P. M., 4
Arrive iu Pittsburgh 14) P. NI.,
-l.1& A .
SAM IB KLFTUCKY.-At a late municipal elec
tiOn in Covington, Tiy., the Democrats elected
six, and the Americans three of the officer , cho
sen. Six months ago, at an election in the same
place, the American candidates all succeeded by
majorities ranging from two 1., three hundred.
Covington is the residence of Maj. E. B. Bart
lett, President of the °rand Council of the or
der in the United State,. This is one “f the
straws which hobs which way the wind is likrly
to blow next fall.
THAT MATVII MACHINE. —Tkr new machine
fur making matches, which is now on exhibiti,u
at. Mr. Eaton's room, No. 30 Fourth street, i ,
attracting unusual attention. II is considered
one of the most ingenious inventions yet seen.
We have seen nothing here to surpass it in in
genuity, or in the profits that could be made out
of its UBO. Mr. Eaton has for sale the rights for
twelve States, including this State.
There is a great scarcity. of flints in the Rus
sian army, in canse,qttence'of their supply being
cut off from oilier couhries. Three engineers
have been sent ijt haste to, the .Canoa.sus, to look
for flint, tnilphos and lead, and, in fliet, to turn
to account everything the}' may find.
lIIAW ATII A IN LIoN DIAN . LOltdull
is in rapturca with '• Hiawatha," tho new poem
by Longfellow It concluJes a long notice in thin
warm strain
- America has now her epic. The intellectual
greatness of America, which every dispassionate
eye must see, will one day be conatnensurato with
her territorial greatness, tend of which, even
now, there are unmistakeable signs, in the origi
nality of several writers,) may, and prcrbably will
produce epics grander in substance than this of
•' Hiawatha," but the glory of having given his
country her first national poem, worthy to lie
placed beside the national poems of other lands,
will always belong to Longfellow."
WHY WE (WWII TO BE TILA.NtPUL.—The edi
tor of the St. Louis Intelligenerr in sending its
" merry Christmas" greeting to the patrons of
that journal, remarks:
" We greet our readers and patrons, and wish then,
a warm and merry Christmas. It is, after all, rather
a pleasant world we live in, and the times, though
sadly "out of joint," (as they always have been,)
might yet he a great deal worse. War has not crim
soned the roil of Kansas. Congress ore ultublo to do
harm, because unable to organise—wad turkeys are
fat and fair to look upon, showing that the "grain
crop" of the country was not raised in vain ! tin
the whole, it is a happy Christmas. God bless as all
.n its enjoyment."
=ME
THE DISTANCE OF THE SUN FROM THE EARTH
INCREASING.—The German journals have given
some tables which prove that the distance be
tween the earth and the sun is increasing annual
ly, and argue from it that the increasing humidity
of our summers and the loss of fertility by the
earth, are to be attributed solely to this circum
stance.
r th I I
11emL , ~r- ,~1 ~
In the course of six thousand years from the
present time, they assume that the distance will
be so great that only an eighth part of the warmth
we now enjoy from the sun will be communicated
to the earth, and it will then be covered with
eternal ice in the same manner as we now see the
plains of the north, where the elephant formerly
lived, and have neither spring nor autumn.
No credit has heretofore bean given to tra
ditions of the ancient Egyptians and Chinese,
according to which these people formerly said
the sun's disc was almost four times as large as
we now see it, for they estimated the apparent
diameter of the sun as double of what it is seen
in bur day. If, however, we pay attention to the
continued dimunition of the apparent diameter
of the sun, according to the best observation of
several centuries, we must suppose that the an
cients were not mistaken in the estimates they
have transmitted to us.
TDB WORLD'S FAIR OF ALL NATIONS.—Among
the noticeable things on exhibition at the Crystal
PALM. we saw the contribution of New Pills,
frometholaboratory of Dr. T. C. Ayer, the auth
or of the widely lcrtowli and valued Cherry Pec
toral'. As it is Against the express regulations of
tho, 4 Pali t .ce, to ,admit any quack medicines, this
fact shows that his remedies are tot
. placed in
that category by the authorities .. Indeed, we
have before known that his Pectoral vow tidily
appreciated by scientific men, and have seen
lately that; his Pills are hildixgrest estimation
by those deeply learned in the healing art—True
Reformer, Xass.
!rn.on'.f. '
ul lit NI 11:,t It 1,11,
• • "4 "
,_~-;
b . y+ tr♦R' A w t Vfa,
Intt.9ll -
10.1,,p. , 11,1en , of the Daily NIL/111111g Pont 1
The House still Balloting—" The Child of For
tune"— Uncertain .R esu 1 ts— Se-nato? Hale against
the Nessage—Altel Juke lo..the Factiow 1 1 101rilY
Diversity of ,Paiis—Croteded Galleries' and
gallant Members—tiesensioris among the Batiks
men—Reach blit,entiMenV-D4 .l cra6e
Governor in U. S. Senator from Penn
sylratita—Atitoal' mocratic Committee—
Parker H. French.
THE -- TATES T T NEWS
Milo and Pennsylvania Railroad.
BY TELEGRAPH.
TILE usLi' le AILItOAD
RUNNING WEST FROM PITTSBURGH.
OR- THE FAST 71144:+1 leaves Pil.;..throngh to,
CI dlfnati in ißiaTuta ahliortias' ST!
..MAIrkTILON leaves reS A.
leaatie at SR. Nil: •
painajilL , Eatiks,,se appeal:4 l oW at ike jafne,. 36
tha pallaengelis ailicid detention. The direct route to St.
Louts is now ‘ otasi, via Crestline and Indianapolis, 100 miles
shorter than via Cleveland. First-class fare from Pittsburgh
to St. Louis, 418,30. Second class, 512. Connections are
made at Alliance with the Road to Cleveland, and at Mans
field with the Road to Newark, Monroeville and Sandusky
City. No Tsttins run on Sunday.
Three Roads connect nt Crestliue. For particulars, see
WASHINGTON, January sth, 1856
The House of Rapresebtatives '4till pursues
the even tenor of its way—repeating constantly
its efforts to organize, and accomplishing no re
sult. The end is not yet. Five weeks of bal
loting do not seem to have produced unanimity
among the majority, nor has it satisfied the
stronger division of this majority that the elec
_VLORE
_PAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
ljltaLlitax, , ,,,Tattury S.—Abe steamship Canada
aerived manimg with Liceiratllates to the
22d nit.
•
Her news is simply confirmatory of previous
rumors touching peace and speculations concern
ing Esterhary's mission.
The reported treaty between Sweden and the
allies is confirmed.
Affairs in the Crimea and in Asia are quiet
• - .
Cotton is languid and prices are eerier; sales
36,000 bales. Breadetuffs have slightly declined
with but a small demand : Western Canal 42e.
Provisions quiet. There is an improved demand
for money which is stringent; Consols 88..1.
Through Tickyts aro sold to Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
Louis, ludianapcilis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Wayne
Cluvoland, and the principal towns and cities in the West.-
The NEW BRIGHTON ACC,ONIMODATION TRALN loaves
Pittsburgh at. 10 A. M. and 4:45 P. M., and Neer Brlghton ' al
780 A. M. and 1 P. M.
tion of Mr. Banks is impossible. The Republi
cans regard his election or defeat as involving
the very existence of their party, and they con
tinue to struggle on, hoping that something may
turn up to enable them to accomplish their ob
ject--that some accident of fortune will save
them from destruction. From day to day they
promise themselvea and the public that Mr.
Banks will certainly be elected, unless there is
the basest treachery ; but the day passes by,
and still they see the Democratic phalanx of
seventy-four standing in the way to the Speak
er's chair.. The tickle goddess seems to have
deserted "the child of fortune, - but she may
♦Vashington Items
WAIIIIINGTON CITY, January B.—The Southern
mail due this afternoon, has not arrived. The
morning mail from Philadelphia has been re
ceived.
For Tickets and further informatien, apply to
J. G. CURRY,
At the corner office, wafer the Monongahela House,
Or at the Federal street Station, to
There is a violent wind from the Northeast,
with snow. The thermometer at 7 o'clock this
morning was 16 degrees above zero.
The bond holders of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company representing nearly a mil
lion of dollars, held a meeting to-day, and adopt
ed a resolution appointing a Committee to
represent their interests before the Legislature
of Maryland, in order to procure the manage
ment of the canal divested of State control, or
for the sale of said works on terms securing to
bond holders payment of their claims, a coupon
on even• bond and a tax of ith per cent. was
assessed to defray expenses. It is stated that
the outlay of the canal absorbs the income, and
that 5600,000 interest is unpaid, independent of
Virginia guarantee bonds, the entife debt being
52,600,000. The bond holders declared that the
Company was nearly bankrupt, and only needs
the declaration to make it so The canal cost
fourteen or fifteen million-
Pittsburgh, November V..,1855
GEORGE PARKIN,
Ticket Agent.
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
BEING VIE
Continuation of the Ohio & Penna. R. Et
TO FORT WAYNE,
THREE HUNDRED tt EIGHTEEN MILES PROM PITTSBURGH
MARINE 1111'ailIK4INICE.
I FIRERISKS: 2/ .
I MANUFACTURRS' INSURANCEIN COMP'Y,
' dr P A
AZ-TRAINS CONNECT AT CIIESTLINE, without do.
tendon, with all the Trains on the Ohio and Pennsylvilnin.
haul, and also at Forest. with Trains going North and South,
on the Riser and Lake Erie Railroad.
Err Tickets, apply at the Railroad Office of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company In Pittsburgh, Allegheny
City, or al any of the following points:
Fort Wayne, ihillefontaine,
C'iuci nnati, Urbana,
Dayton, Springfield,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiflis, Findlay.
Persons deidring Tickets will to, particular to ask fur a
Th het by the tahlo and Indiana Railroad.
S. B. STR.AUGIIAN, Sup 't.
yet turn the scales in his favor.
While no one can fore!•we how much longer
this contest is to go on. it may be concluded
much more suddenly than any one now antici
pates : nor can any one predict what that con
clusion away be The re , olutimi to adopt the
plurality rule ha- been voted down every time it
has been adf• rel. but it may yet pass, and that,
too. N\ ttietut itn , warning An eleCth , ll would
then be a certa i n rc. , alt yet at is by no means
sure that Mr liank •, iburaitty. would
be elected. The choice wend then he narrowed
down to that fia title/Mtn and Mr. Richanbion.
.mal the re-mit Welll.l be olatrailled ny those now
toting r!!r At depending open their pre
Pere ace. e the teklifiaph may a•r•ome day advise
I your read, c C tl.e elect:on of it Speaker as
• , uddenly aind une,laectedly as they were in.
Gained of the hall-1111,PM ...I . the PeetlaVtat'S
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
Convention of Old Soldier.
\her:ie.:4e to
One Volt , tin- been riti, , ed in the
Sollute hi Oppomil 11111 to the views eentained in
tie l're4lent. eleel CV 00 l ' entriii .Imeriean
nf
mi,l chat4 . .0111.1 he 11 , 1111 . 00)01' than Ntr.
Hale, the 111, , ,litien Stotater frfon Nev. - Hemp
,hire. The doctrine, it prinut;_rntt , with regard
to the power., 12,,ngrei, I,y the Fon.
-tituti over the of sine ere , A nd the
merelli so elecratwn rich fat.ties ns hllll - . 4
ceive ai t 1'1t...,11 naturally excite
the Ire of Ftich nr Hatt . , awl it .111 not he-lout;
before the wli,,le crew are again
selp
ing lu ,1, , •ru.,, art thciabolv., !q..rninst. the
Prehi.lent, the letrty 11111 the Consti
tutioh of the
NGTON CITY. January B.—The C yen
tioll of Soldiers of 161:2 tnet this morning, and
over INC., hundred delegates partiripated, repre
-ienting Virginia, Delaware. Petinsy I,llllli. Mary
land, District of t'olumbia, Keritmeki.
Vermont, Mississippi and New.l ork. Ac
companied by a I niUtary escort, the veterans
proceeded to the Pre•iduut's house, and formed
in the East Room. The Preaident being intro
duced, was nildressed be budge Suthei lamb Pre
sident of the thiuvention. A fervent and patriots
ie rii.pon,i was deli% ored by the President, which
elicited repeated cheers ant (dapping of hands.
Ile referred to the patriot \ an tioskirk, al years
old, from New York, as the oniy representative
,1 the Revolution : t.. Sort oary Davis and Quit
-I,f the Mexican war, and to those who
stood before him, of the late war with Great
1 Britain.
The Spealcernhip
11'. , o , nnurtoN Crn. -11-tioary --It 1,e;t1 . 4 gen
erally understood that the Dettioni al- , caucus
la.st evening; resolved to stick to l guther the:r
platfortn and nominees. and when the lloase
meets to-morrow to vote araitist Itll motions for
r recess 3.11,1 to iy.urnment until Spoakm
olected, the session of to-morrow is iooke 1 for
wvial to as fraught with important reQults It is
typed that the Speaker will le: rho-en 10-fde the
close of the week.
aliko .fart th.i: the -entiniont of
.„ so far as the pre-!, i+ Its 'tpelient,
Lent in listing tout hi+ :Annual
t.. ../:10 flu 1 her delhY. mid
that there is au entire etlneurr, , rwe in the views
atxl reemumenilation. it cuutaillS among the Ite
amt.:rate, neutral aiel independ , lit papors. With
the Aliiihtiouo-is. notiong einahulthg trim n De
m.:rat c.;t11.1 hi: ler any eircum , “ance , gain their
Approval It unanimously ngtce.l. tini. th a t
he silent rebuke to the Inajollly of the House
•onktent tr.tling with the public i7l
- the act ot the Pro -aunt in
liNing it the elate of the well
deserve I. re ,, n‘ the c,-n - ,inenCe. et which an in
ilignant I.iiloic will not permit the init . iorit to
04,•ape l p time they have ret,AAeil
lv
havo it rend in the but it
the country unit kamilA i imil it is of
little colt, •.11.1‘111.C13 11.:1114= the tilark Eepti.l.ll -
can+ persist in tht.,.lreiti u 4l'or not.
The mitt,;. 11, Or balloting for,..Spmiker
terrupte.! two three-times it4s: ,by ionic plan .
to cut the kti t . "uang-ied•
some in,; touch in;itititlity but 110105 Re
senting it }inlet,- !,• .i lying the dittieultfe
The Ali•Atiss ion th allord- ,
ty for the C '.4r frt..lll 1,P.-C`Lihtlit„
and at tie .•.' 1 1 1 , 11 :111-I
let tr 0.0 r, , NI I . liii 11, li•rio- It
a well t 1,. --totioy ilay is
t , ei,ericl a ,'r' (1, IL. I UN-/ i
th a t in .., thin -n a week
of clear 11,1111er it l- it pet- , nt the bal
loting e•- . i itiotlA until oho ladies be
,Cheh the very.
fir-it moment will tho gailant gentle
men below to get up Collie ihier-
A rattly ilsy keep- it, 'lNAllertei empty
- 1 ,, 1....11.111111
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP PHILADELPHIA
Democratic Mertitag
INNANAPttLii, January -The lidtbteratir
met at 111 tt t t.tt k Orb- toorTing
lonia L. Rubin:on Prosidoit. and 013 C 1 brr
Petra lent from erten ijong,re,,i,o,al itlrrtrret. A
IStllarrl teat arruunated rot tlr nr-t ballot for
rioternur, , Juhu t. \Valker for Lieutenant liar
r.ortkor on tile lirat ballot tranrol McClure., rr
\lurga.ll uutity, for Serretar or State on the
third ballot, and Aquille Jutrus. L , f Itartholotner
etait.tY. for TrViuturer of the Stnt , , en the thtr.
Itetiot. The Convention then tulpttrue.l till
~ •r rlork to-right
National Democratic Convention
Kt ulAci,el; v 4.,
It t • :1111.:Ant:
1311 Il k, II:I•11. Inv Lit I II ••••
eurr,..! m It t`.: ,
lirr •t 4 :it , to ..I,,,r,try N.,e,ket of the nr,
t tIl• I t t,l•l•••41`1, tho
untie 110 P A •P . P. P e I p I P th , :r
the fit-i.t4 111 , ‘;',ll '.••
and i tt.l• Th,•
e t:uuen,.• ' : I c \I: 1.4111 f. alt.,ircred
a Ist•Yir11:,1: I 11r 1....1,r. Speaker
!,..ught C,ld: feel -
;rig and Ihr ..,IC I
1L141i.,1,11 , II i tin• rzteul
1,.' V.ll ill`
t••
WASIIINtiTt.o.N CITY. Jantinry k - Dom—
cr.iti at their meeting tii.e.l the lit Nlonday of
June 1.14 the time of heldinc the Naii..nal Con
vention at Cincinnati. They tran,tete , l no othiiv
husiness, and the diaettssionq were very irf
The invitation to attend the meeting of Ow
Democratic Association this evniD; a.
rcptc.l, and the Committee nilj•iurtied
- . .
~,,,T m pERpETUAL—GB.S.NTED Dr VIZ SPATE OF PENNOTLVANLL.
"...6 - . - , "C hartered ,Caplital, satvo,ooo.
FIRE, NARINE
. 4. AdV.I; tYLAND XE ,
ALYZPOH TA TION,
14°4‘417C°11''realdenL
ullßcG : BSecretarY
uOGkYOUNO:
Tr °Tourer.
Gill
tlivy to
erlanr, Will oto d.. After a .11y or two
it i- -ai.l, Bank.; will tw withilrriwn
ail a rall\ ma 1.-
vdlt•liwt v. ill! !,I•tici .
1 , 1• nee u.
ffir- Ineurporated by the Lepshiturc Pentoylrnm .
Pittsburgh Branch Office, Si, 91.1 Water strc.4. Au
it.;'1.04).(A11) Pool up onpital. and xerrirel
11. iLoIiENCE,
I,,pvt 1. iiKLIIT. , •LD, Sc.-rotary.
AC. 4 111 . :1 .1 7 THE 001PANI.
The reaction in pulilic optnion iu the Northern
Statei , , Inf,de ILrelt al p. kretit tit the last
electiorpii in Penns) leatlia. and other
States, no l 'more recently in the municipal elec
tion, IN i , le ouling mtroliger and
It , • 1/..11 ,k I,lv -
~,lonrdmq the
~,cll-, 1111.1 Ilo• 1',11 , 11 itilll , llllllie ,
thi, iormio• tl., 01, 1., \\ c',l- a- 4i..v
-ernor h\ tb, Lmii-latitre, a Itmnociti, a ,upport
er of the Nobrii-La nu opponent of all
ranatici , co rally Tho civinge $. not con
fined to MiLitie al•the. Lot ,- -premling over ail
those Innate-. n 111C11, 111 it 111..1 :lilt I,opulit r
cx
eitemi -orrelolored to demagogues and politi
cal ng.itator-. several of the State I,4.gi, , latureg
are now in 11n , 1 :to of opinion
from them may be felt here, and perhaps aid iu
relieving the I louse from it, estrangement.
The election of a Scllat. ,, r by the Legislature
of your Stab, n hich been fixed for the IRh
instant, ox.•ite a g0,, , 1 deal of Intercitt here, that
sound nth! true 10011 may Ise chosen to fill the
vacancy. Pennsylvania ha, a number of good
and sterling. Derilocram, compet,int to reprei.tent
her creditably in the Senate. and the Legislature
can hardly go oinks in making a selection.
As a formal commencement the Presitlen-
ial campaign ftip it idititild I l t. Lcpt in mind
that the National Deithei.itic Committee, ap
pointed at the la-4 Baltimore C.invention, will
assemble here uu the Bth lust., the immediate
business before the Committee being to fix the
dine jrO the Illeetiti;;; t , : tilt. next National Con
vention, limluuWi Icii mg been selected by the
last Convention its the place for holding it.
Mr. Parker 11. French has received from the
All,j10•Ity itoutlK, (Pateburgh t wd
$22,,0u0 $111,R30
A 11 , 4Lnaly Co 11,1,11 ,AI I eg y •21!.0O0 1
City 30.400
. 10,0(0
':11,000 «An ,
12AJGO
A in.itint Lomted ‘,5 111, City of Piiiindol
phut ....... .......
Atiraiot :Not., i.tot nro.l Li) CoLlatorni or
i'••rN. , lllti t y
011)1 WI fiend loot ,n (lank
On •noh subjer to the t cl.l I trtotty of
I=l
Ni•a 1 vkx.
11, ciltla
L} l r 0.11.1,1 ,n Iln ,k
r,. .u1 , ...0 orn.4llr, 40.1
th rtnvnafu 1, VOIll I/ !lAA C.n.,
t • dt•••••letret• A harp. tittutltAt ••1 u. rtu,. Tit.. • it.ll I. tit.•A
kng tp,allll IV: 0,n11 , l al: i• ,:••04 , 11
tint but ILLI/14.ftt,...!, I‘ll
I,rle vi , hrs.teti V.. 1,11111,
Purch.,w, wlll
=Ell
lIEMEEME
1.4.,1,1 r , ,r,, , 1 t
rntrup., ...111var,- , t, or,
=MEE
5(.1,1t:.)Y..rmt1u:,.f1:0••• 1,, • ar. , l .•1
h.. 11.1 At •.,
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cure Fl I. \tt
by the ...le pr,pr, ,et
1.1;)I INi 131:1
No t'.) Woul ctr.w 1, ourttpc
oh- The Volume of Evidence m fu,r 1,,
E. S. District Attorney at New York, who acted
under instructions from the Govcrnment, a eom
munication informing him that unless he retired
from the country within a reasonable time, that
is, by the next Nicaragua steamer, the diploma
tic courtesy Le now enjoys will be withdrawn,
and that he will be prosecuted for no attempted
violation of our neutrality laws. Mr. French
sent a brief reply to this communication, and
forthwith set out for Washington, where he has
been for several days. Ile will not be received
as the representative of Nicaragua under any
circumstances, although I imagine a recognition
of the legal existence of Walker's government
cannot be postponed much longer. Its recogni
tion will be a political necessity, and also be re
quired by sound diplomatic policy. MERCER.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William B. Thomas,
Dlahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, AlEted•Weok 3 ,
.
• Onßu Rogers, Edward Jones,
Healy, James P. Smyth.
Mile Company has been organized with a Cash Cupl
tat and the Directors liaio doterminocl to adapt tint huiihtess
to itn available resources. To observe prndeticelti cgDdjtict
ing Its attain, with a prompt adjustment of hisses. ' '
Pit titiorgli 011ie,. No 58 Water Streit.
J. z , z Ewrox doNES, Agent.
i'2olt,tslo
A tn..tinl Ft re or Malin:. Innii.n+ atwortuintni mai not
pool None
Az to,: Flr" 01 N 511 3 .010 1.014,9 dunned. other thou
and unpat... .... . None
'Th.. I le. tinnottio.l claim,. at the INt - t.nt
m o t .tint pay In don ity all I.n.non occurrnsg nt
111, htt h'ruuJi For insurance apply 1. ,
J Agent,
do 7 strert. M.nut and Mut-I:et.
l' I "1"1' I'
The tillowinz well kilow u mud responsible firms in Pitts
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to . the
stability and :,onlidness of the Manufacturen' insurance
(kw:loamy.
Kramer S. Rohm, Wilson, Childs St Co.,
George P. Smith & Co., ItalnlMall & entAPb ol 4
Jon, e, Tiernan & Co., IL Childs & Co.
novi
LIFE, FIRE AND :VIARINE
1'..1.1 . ('6 . 0 MP .4 _V
c,o; ,PV W kTER A\l) MARKET STREETS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
SUPREME COURT REPORTKR.-GOV. Pollock,
on Thursday last, commissioned Hon. Jos. Casey,
now of Harrisburg; formerly of [Mon county,
Reporter of the Supreme Court, in place of Mr.
Hepburn, deceased.
I:0 BERT ALM' AY, Proiklent.
.1 tut, IP
N;verf . qf Le, run 41, 71, .1 Net Pie Ito Zagiit ntt •f
C.,u,pany inaktn+ oxt•ryla4uraJle.• apporlaining
ur ..,,n11,1•••1nth LIFE Itlt , KS.
neAti..i 111 LL AND CA IteLL RISK: , on thy 010
Itlvert* and trlbutarit.A. :Lnd M .o It INO RISK
Au,l, a; r, and 1.1,11.1 g, I y wl uistingt th
TN. aT, I I Nat 14at, a
n and 11141v••Itltl , .1
I.elt .-t rat,- c0n,..100t ith Wifer ) I
ni.
:our•., be riprOalUOMl In A oewAiloper. We ought publed‘ the
letters of the &•t. Wutenutn, Px oh Cox of Cincin 00th MA,
A Y••+tar, nod seoree of Wien but th• Noe. toter All. woo Id he.
litt brki, fr,nt 11,c”Imienni—j11,•rn ‘l, nat.
1/,:l . • ..1 .11 ..111, 4iro 1 , ,u14.4 t it. nil.,
No.l 111.• iulnuh is, Cora.Litking
t•••lnttt.i. :rot 11.. In•m the I.lllari tli
•Inur,ll, j,,0rt0t11 , 48., osvrtlosott.,,, t., tl.,:—• is, ot
To these d.nvuu•ut., slut t, It :t.15,•1t,• 111 1,, 4•.1
1111., We rel.'< th. k And nuflorAng
Oa^ Fur mulo. wbolu+.oo and retail. I , ' E E
1=IMI!!MI=131
al., by Ill.:NI/ER: 4 0N A. 1,1t,,,r11 +cn,•i; 11 P.
nud BECKHAM S M KEN N AN, AlloOtehy
I)S_ Sandb' • h.. rctil•
iZe4l the wondorfut curntize 1•11.,tm of !hi+ .holing mented
for purifyinK the 1,10,..1. in
453" Bat!AkelorN Hair Dye.--Perfection k not
attained by Indolence and east there Is no ra-ross-lut road to
universal favor. The world will not he blown like chaff Into
a channel indlcau.d by troll:dors. Witness the fast-anchored
tante of RATCNELOR'S Halt Dye, won by watching when
others slept, sustainoci by its Intrinsic Worth and truthful
ness tonature. .WARRANTED not to disappoint the hopes
of those who use it. Bade and .old, or applied, at the Wig
Factory, 223 Broadway, New York.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Dr. tiro. IL Kerne, 140
Wood street. JaBalaw
Plit FCTOV:S.
1:• , t.•11 A Itrwlley
IMIEMEM
Cutaneous Eruption+. lielitneitiou. Aethma, Lit ei
Plattiletiy, kleallache, Heartburn. Acid DIII , IIOIII and th . ll ,
nal Debility, readily teetify thst SANDS SARSAPARILLA
4poodily expels all doleterham umber from the Ny.lein, pr
moten n healthy circulation, nn the fniietions the
.aoinneli, and in a short tine , reeuelutte, the bodily fun,
to their pristine riglq
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
flp I'ITTSI3CROII.
.I.lliN fi SII .M.NREItUrit.
1:140.11r FI\NEY. S.,rotrtry.
:. W. IiATCHELIt, Ortieral Agent.
WILL. ACIA.I.IiST ALL KINDS
%.F
MARINE .I NI) FIRE RISKS.
l'roparml And sold by A 11 A P SANDS, Dru4ol,ls, 10u
Fulton trot Now Pori,.
S.A.! nle.i I.y FLENIINII . Pittmlml 01.
Stookings and Hosiery for Winter.—
If you don't want your foot pinched with bad and Awn
St. -kings, pin will take otir advice mut go to C. Dow's, cor
ner of Marlalley and Fifth street, and boy soma of those
elegant flue tockings, that make your foot feel Woo and
coMfortable. 3 DALT also makes and sells every variety of
Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
ftemember; the place, corner of Market alley and Firth
street act&
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M'ClurkAn,
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I' NI 1., It1:11..y.
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N Lt.e. Katann
.1 11 ~ 1 k,,..T11,,, , , , , il NI" CIO.,
l %% Ilat. - A. 101, IV K Musk,
I sr.., II 1.,.1:n., 1., T II I. pdak.o,
\I II Nitsrlsrl, H. D, l'ochre.n.
11 T. 1,4,1, Jr. John A. et.l l / a y
1.1.,,r1 , ;4. 5.r.10,1t, S S. Bryan,
1./..0 1.1 11T'.u.11,..
1)1'11,1g - int' , gvuerally
2;; - . AP. GN , I , ) inHured order poi
v...d...11.% 14 LI: 1.4. Itherully adjuttril and pm
I.I•FICE. %V ATER STREET. [jy
I'IENNSICINVCIA INSiIIKANCE CO
Corntr of Fourth and Smithfield Streets
AL F11..E17.1 . .D CAPITAL, 6300,000.
put.l.,-,, nod otber I.l,,perty against looNs L.
iv 111,4..1 LI, 1`,4 ;Is ,V [lto nt, aud lulatml Nut
gni 4:1,1 Tl,ll,l..ruktion.
DlREcTuits.
%%,,, N J,,613•t • •Tl. K..lr ?at terv,a, Jacob Paintel
k C.ltz • tl. N1V1,10.0. k , Jw. Y. Mune
\‘ 11. K. Park.
I ~,n.r Fpr .I‘l. M. In.g,
IL It.. 10p4,11,
OrrlcKits.
M F JOHNFrON
I f`rr,"ie 'LOLA l'A.TTtiltSk.N
A A. 1 AI:H.IER
& Continental Exchange.
rltillT BILL 1111.'.V N BY
DUN('ANI, SIIERMAN & CO.
77/),* U.V/()A - /3.1. VA, LONDO.I",
IN 111.149 lir tl AND Urventra
Dt t r n vailablo at all Ow principal Toirini
.f niMTLAND AND IRELAND, suit the CON
TE', ENT.
Wo nin, draw Sinrt thus on
M. A. (.rtonepoou Az Bailin,
) . 1:.1 K POI; 7 A !IA IS.
10 0. 01.1..4 I,llllt I` parts EMMA-NY.
ITAEBL. I N ca.l iIoLLAN D.
Intanting to troiol nhr. a,I um) procure, throne),
us, Lair , of on which Molloy nun lu obtalntql, no
0, .1,1 in any part a Eun.pe.
t Bill, Not,., ml.l ..thor tivaitritioil to Enrop,
pinnipt ittontion
11•11.01.111 11. WILLIAMS A CO,
nilivl 'Wood, rumor Third carrots.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
,)1 , PITTS 111: It (3 .
WILLIAM lIAIIA LEY, Prealdant.
:SAMUEL MAR,IIELL, Scervtar.
;4-j 11;11., sfrtel, Caqtrera Mari,: and Mud istrre,
De !anti,. 111 LL AND CARlio RISKS, ou I6u -4.)hi4
ABA lit,erz and tribal ncn.
11.1 rvh again.t Loa+ or Damage by EIRE
against the l'orils and Inland Navigatlor
na Tram , lagla LlOll.
iILI.III Etagule ,
Jarl.o. M Cooror
tiallitiol Item,
I=l
Owl Mark Sterling.
Samuel M. Kier,
William lliuglmin,
John S. Dilwurtli,
Francis SuHem
J. S..lloouniaker,
W illi.uu B. Hays.
kler.2l
,W.3-Important to F`ormerit--New illueov
ertek.--VEtiETABLE CATTLE POWDER —Theron P a ,
,101, aro put up Id one pound packs, and are really a good
not Only fur tint tlitina+,i homer, .seee
roue, and ether wt imals, but they are Illiewieo an exeellelit
artale to hillifutie the coudttion n t the
/1, Nadi (Atte!, they not natty unpro‘e the vont/item of
wadi cows, but they Increase the quantity as well as Ini•
prole the quality of milk anti buttor. Tha proprietors slay
that it increases the imantity of butter frtun halt a pound to
a lanilld a week to each cow, while those pets,us who have
tried it say a pound and a half to two puUnilff bier wook, ivith
the same kiml of food Ms before tdf kAit, 01104 We Are CI,
fain, all who Use It unite will ton It all tleu time, mid nave
Looney by the operation as Well as improve the appearance
.4 their stack. ?tine canto a paper: v latpora for
Hot. rt Dunlap, Jr
M nitock,
S. 11..tb.tugh.
NVulti.l
John Shipton
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANC
C o A A' 1,
New Lisbon, Ohio.
J HUNTER, Agent, No Uki Water kitreet,
unit 31:11 - Vitt. Pittsburgh.
OFFICERS.
F A. BLOCKKOM, Prumdent.
JAMES BURDICK, like Prenideut.
LEVI MARTIN, Sec'y and Tr , ,asurvr.
pirrsnruou REFERENCES.
Plummer,
J V ilart , ouF,ll, Dr. Ju. , E. Pulko,
Ww. Strata, ktlrramglmm, Uuwnn,, N,sumyer ACo
jlti
JAMES BLAKELY,
El ROPE :1` AGENT AND CONITYA,
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
111115, SIDES AND SHOULDER
LARD, LARD OIL,
PILLED BEEF,
SUGAR-CURED and
CANVASSED II All 3.
A large at “rk always on hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBUHOII, PENN'A
GEO. 11. KEYSER.
Comer of ‘Paul nt.rtuct arid Virgin al Cry,
Wliolrsale o.:rd liArtil Agora
of Seventh and Smithfidd streets,
1'ITT:00E011.
Pa,sengrrt, brought from tho old country to Pittrt
burBh, cud 111011e)11 remitted to Europe.
PEKIN TEA STORE
No. 38 Fifth Street.
.kNI) BLACK. TEAS, warriaßto.l to gii
IsfactlUil
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
tra - Froin the N. York Notional Monitor
of February 24.-11 rasa. VAPOR —Dr. Curtio has dont, 11101 - 0
to unittliontto the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
ottuplaints, than any other practitioner of medicines that
100 struggled with the secrete of the nuAteria vielica, for the
hot century, by tho invention and perfection of an instru
ment that will convey In the lungs a medicine In the shape
of a highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly on the
disease, and not, tea hitherto, by sympathy. Those who are
troubled with dist:alms arising from disordered lungs, Will
subeerve their interacts by giving the llygean Vapor a trial.
Caution.—Dr. EITORANA is tie original and only
genuine article. nor2s.b3wdew
1.555 if pearly past,
Iskoming fat;
Time t;7ydte for no wan here below—
Then 4 not wait, but straightway gu
To No. IC4 Wood qtreot, where you can buy your HATS or
CAPS cheap forcash.
Remember
RETAIL PRICES
011.F.V19.
Oel.alg-50, Ca, 75, and finest Voting Ilyson-50, 62, 75, and
qt.ality $1 V lb. finest quality, $1 U).
English Breakfast 75 and Nigeria] and unpowoer-50,
$1 V Th. till, 75 and $1 V Th.
reeu and Black Teas of all grades put up in metallic
packages expressly for the trade, and will he sold at the low•
est prices.
CA TEPEE—prime Rio and Java Coffee. green and roasted.
St'riAlt2.--Levering's Crushed and Pulverized Sugars; and
prinie N. 0. Sugar.
Baker's Brom, Cocoa and Chocolate.
novikhn
MORGAN A. CO., 161
Next door to the corner of Sixth ettreta.
Chrlstingui.--A useful and appropriate gift t a
HAT or CAP, which can be purchased cheap for cash, Crum
' MORGAN 8 CU., 164 Wood sit...wt.
Just received, alai, of EXTRA FINE SILK HATS.
MEM
WM. FREW,
W. A. M'CLURG.
S. S. BRYAN,
T. W. LAN 4
Lertn.ro Conorlittx
l!MIIII!
Arx. Call, at Ng, /04 WO O 4 11E41,01 tend frEm
amine our stock of Sorr HATE and WINTER Wt. Just re
ceived, a large lot hf Shanghai, Celestial, and other styles of
Caps, which we will "all low for cash. idettoesi t Co, 164
Wood street. ; octlB
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PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGFIENY.
41Z , FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES in either of the
two Cities.
ORDERS may be left at the Mill, or in boxes at the stores of
LOGAN, WILSON & CO., 52 Wand street-
BRA UN k REITER, cor. Liberty and St. Clair streets.
11. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, OS DELIVERT.
.13'29 BRYAN, KENNEDY* & CO.
ALEX. HUNTER,
DrALER, IN
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 200 Liberty street,
de,l4:do: PITTSBURGH.
WILLTAAP; & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold 4- Williams, 1
NI AN F AC - TIM ERS OP
CIIILSON FURNACES,
Wrougbt Iron Tubing,
FITTING GENERALLY, -
For Worming am! Ventilating ButlAllugs.
la - W. a A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
be Nw4n or tiwt Water. Pipe{ or Chilson's Furnace, Church-
ScLoolm.• 1-I,,lwtalu, Flu:tart., Orecn Elon.ca, Dwellings,
Court .I,lls, or llotda. mAREET STREET,
l'itt.xt , ur 01. 111
El'. DR. - MURRAY, author of the eele
-110 ballad - Kinown Lotto, to Engin,: will la
ttice before the Yinni..; Men', Chriitian A:mid:akin, on
I'III'ILSDAV EV ENECti.loth hat— at MAO-Nlc. HALL
!tat iris',
Ta . k. to. '2..5 conic: lodic hal at Etwlich & C 0.... Davi
-.it 0 t rel Real's llookstures. Eitniliurgli; 11. C.
Alleelneny.
Lento. t.. 4,llllltaleo at half-pmt Haven.
t DJ( it' RN ED OBI•FIANs' COCRT SALE--By
tu.• or au orki of :Kr OtpLirom' Coast of Alieglo ny
ail he eXpooett to I.Uhlte tonic, noon the preotoori. on
rATI RDAY. January 13, lona, at Y rt'elOell P as the
proporty of Ticacom Flood, tleee,e.l. all that lot of grolind
tho corner of Penn and Walnut streets. Fifth It and. Pitt.:
loreb bang IBiy font Wide or Penh str,t, he,.
od tot t to dopth adon4 Wolin no too 4/tarlg alley; sub
c4't ton ye:of, at 14 . Z. 150 ;on s. ham or,to(
eight three-clotted Ilmck II•ro,s, boo tf M hid) front on Wol
out st : 000, fuel Ile• .I.lnot :het, - stillith—front On
-.nun ntrret. 'flue property Is most addnirabli loenhol for
1,14 in worn on.l dwellings, and yleLla n largo allnnnl
tent Tonna-et F•r iorthor partirulars empire of
JOIIN J. MEELIFJEL,
Adinme.trat ,tvo, non, of Thom:a.a blond, decooserl.
Fat - is BLAKELY .O RICHEY AAuctioneers.
LOST --Yer , , , niav afternoon. on Federal
Ana t, Cit). tic, Alloobeny BMA,
and Mere, S bolon-onN stare. TIVENTI ibrI.LAIRd If
be finder ail! bsx.• them 0 this oRL . r, • r Mercer
s, Allo,lryny no with Mr. S. c Irwin. tto coruet •
Kohn oam F.t: rot, I..cta ern lootellla and Corry t.tro,r4.
I, liberally rownrilcd jattlt . _
Q LE or FIRE STEEL MINIX,: Co. STUCK—
kj 'flo,r-day evounig. January 10, it the Merchant.'
larlionec. Fourth rtreet, will be sold, by order id it J. Rota
tor, Its.l Tmovairer:
Ivharos Fire Smel Co. ,
SBA: forfeited for amt-
payment of VtrOSSlltelits
P. M. 11APId, Anctiottecr.
LAIN" RENCEV ILLS -PROPERTY FOP, SALE
A tn,d.tdry Brick hauls of ilvo reams and cellar, with
a tart , • yard and stable. The lot Lt Yu ket (moo nu Ewalt sr
by li, deep to Chestnut street: Ia well redraft ion. with ot - .1
paling on front. Immediate prusewton, if dr-tired. Price
Ale in hand, remainder at SSW a year.
I t'' A. el - THBEIt'r A SOS, 53 Market st.
AFARM. of 10') acres will be sold on very
easy terms, or eXellangttil Alle;;berly City property.
S. (1-rurttirr ;40N, Market - a.
I,lloili ORCIEARD, situated near the
, «ill Sr rented to a g ood tumult. at low ruby.'
CUTIIIIERT 1 SJS, fi3 Market st
)N t e z darkest .l
r es :, n obtain
t ctitu(„, a
n., fin . i o ?
"'Twill , Meth:wit,. Wink. jag
)R. RENT—The large and commodious
1 I bmie mid L..t, No 153 Third street, Ida., Smithfield,
,• 11 . 11 root., with but and cold batlsa gas, Sc.; all
ui K ,011 °Her, given Immediately.
1.49 THOMAS WOODS, 75 Fourth at.
OR RENT—The brick Dwelling House,
F
No. 15:1 Thud street, above S:tuithflold; haA been phut
u ,l aithiu a year; nu, ts,upir,l by J. T. Witmiilink.
'1,19 THOMAS WOODS, 75 Fourth At..
1101' SE OF RE F 1. 7 ( E—A DE POT halt been
a tta.: tea L.r the salt. of arta-1,4 manufactured at tit,
Bow, of Ilefumn :If NJ, :3.lll'llllAm , •,-ritELET, first
t..or I,loa Dmalannl All.
IVllol,salo and Itatall Nlorrhauta 5,111 plauaa and en.
amine our stink of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Nin.la of the 1.-at tuateriala, and in tho .uln.rtanti
Pera..aa nl:ing the Nitahlishawat.liko ft'
warding 111 , 1114,1.11, of the inotitutial,Can iimaan, g."
.1..1 . h , , at rt.:.idle prica..4
1.n , 011 NIATS ala.. fur sal.
11..1A1NE'S CELEBRATED FAMILY
v
mnotetN ES
F:XPEOTtIIIANT. I TON IC VE1174111 7 0E,
II AIR To\ Ir. I SAN AM k: PI LL:I.
ALTY. L T I L. AGUE
.10]11\ ATI IF. LINIMENT.
All the ellov prepaaatems for - .le at proprietor
1,) NES, Fifth rtreet,
.kgent I v Eme....ial appointment.
FOR SALE-A Cottage House and Lot sit
u:o, on Ewalt street. Lawrenceville. The lot is 10 feet
by LIS, Crowing on two streets: the house is 30 Lv 39, one
and a half story high—contains a wide hall. tailor, four
rooms ou first floor and two largo rooms above, situate near
the Omnibus Station. This it. really a desirable property,
new lord c,anfortable. with fruit trees. shrubbery Se. The
ot, Del is desirous to go West, and will sell this property at a
hart,min. Apply to jaSj BLAKELY A RICKEY.
THE Stockholders ‘)1 . the Allegheny and New
_A. Itrlgbton Plank !lard arm mittested to call at the store
nr MAFEET, OLD & BAILIFF, Allegheny, and pay over
Ten per :out. or the stork to the above !load, on or before
the instant JAMES OLD, Treasurer
jas Of Allegheny and New 13right,,n P. It. Co.
II \SEED OIL-15 bids received and fur
JLA t a le lJos i HENRY IL COLLINS.
grA IL CAK K ---3 tons thin oblong Cake this
1._./ aa 3 r,,,,,,,,1 :tad i.a. ,at, 1. 3
I ot HENRY H. COLLINS.
FE A l' II E tilS—Th is day received and for sate
1., [ i,s! HENRY IL COLLIN ,
DiviDEND-CITIZENS' INSISRANCF. COMPA
NY.—The President and Directors or this Cianpany
hare the day declared a dividend of Sin Dollars nor ataxy
upon the t'apital :4t,lt—tire dollars payable tii the stock
holders or their legal repremen tat ire+, and one dollar credited
to their stiia, on and after the 'Lid inst.
decls:2tit SAMUEL L. MARSIINLIi. Seri.
IRISH POPLINS AND TABINETS.
AT THE 7110NONOMIELA
- VOR TWO DAYS ONLY—A superb stock
Irish POPLINS, direct from our looms in Dublin.
The ladies are revcstrully mquested to call and eXMllille
tititipalcunt robes.
.4.4-Opim from 9to 5 o'clock. Parlor "U," Monongahela
' ja r
.' PIM. BROS. St CO.
ti ORSES FOR SALE—The sub 7 A ,
serilam offers for rale THREE valuable
I RSES---0. span of aorels and a bay—all largo
and oxcellent draught Horses. For further information ap.
ply to M. K. MOORHEAD,
Jai:dtf Centre avenue, Seventh Ward.
_ _
- 1_) 00 KS 1 BOOKS ! !
Prescott's Philip the Second.
Ten Years Among
MinSc Life; or, Before and Behind the CUltain, by
Aka. Ritchie, formerly Mrs. Monatt.
Ilenrietta Robinson, by D. Wilson.
Blackwood, for December.
Panorama of Life and Literature, for January.
' Knickerbocker, for January.
Leslie's Ladies' Uazette, for January.
The Illustrated London News, (latest number.)
Leslie's Illustrated Paper, for January Mb.
All the Magazines (received) for January,
WI. Subscriptions taboo for any Magazine published..
W. A. GILDENVENNEW
ja7 Fifth street, opposite the Theatre.
EXCELSIOR CORN-SHELLER
AND SEPARATOR.
THE WONDER OF THE TIMER
J. P. Smith's Patent, February 27, 1855.
TION'T BELIEVE IT, Unless eat-
T HIS most admirable and complete Rand or Power CORNyouRN
ley yourself that the statements made (xi:accreanuing the
SHELIEB hes been pronounced by competent judges,
ItitRPETIC SOAP are true, (Lad that a trial in every case
Farmers, Agriculturists and Menhuni., to bo the fastest
will satisfy those who use it. The }Jevons Soap is prepared
and most complete Sheller awl Separator ever invented.d.
- -u bythe subscriber, from the recipe of a London chemist, and
being able to shell , is used for rendering the skin smooth, soft and delicately
4 Bashe4 per. Minute! . w iote, all clings, chafes, etc., on the hands are healed by It.
It eau he worked by hand, with a small expenditure of For the cure of sore, rough hands, it is unrivalled. As a
muscle. and shell and Separate the corn from the cob pecteci - Nursery Soap, mothers, and all others having the earn or
ly clean, without breaking a particle of either. Every Fluxner children, will find it au excell e nt nrtfele. Price, 12 1 % cents
should )(avenue. per mite, or sl,2t per dozen. Sold, wholesale and retail, by
To DEALtIts IN rATgYrs Atin WiIq4cTVAIIS. 5a7S. L CUTHBERT, 6.3Alarket street,
We would aay, those Who Iris' h to maim a loctane with a c
80.11 capital should ;purchase a Bight at once, as they am ARPETS- 7 1,000 yards new Carpets,,- ~ a t
rapidly changing hands. A few State and County Rights yet sodden-0n WEDNESDAY" morning, the CO. Instant,
for sale, and will be given on such terms as will insure an at. 10 o'clock, at the Commercial Bales Rooms, corner Wood
Immense profit. and Fifth etreets, will be sold, about IQOO yards .(all lisool)
t... 1.1 at once upon the Agent, No. DO Smithfield street, Ingrain and Stair Carpeting.
opposite the Poet Office. deell I ja7 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
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lEteftt Ski.. RES,Ati. i
R 1 •
RENT—TA largq,i3tnra. &lam Cdi ededgMtviLliti i
'town, N 0.711 Fourthtrpet; tyl4.l: lO largalVainlANMixaVator .
street ;:-a• DWelting . ,. .got vt 4,.cular Unitiontat
depot, In 'Aneglieny ; Dwelt tit:lion*, on - PricTo street; a•
From° Boma and two arreW etwoing tho Minepywillo
road; a Itarelling House on ifancoelkittt4;: . *i airliecittoy
street;' twly'steisll Itemises on .Clait'Aiiitift - s IVirebo6i on
Pirst,street, and a Dwelilng..Elonse In:Lalttemeaillia,, - 11iptply j..
to • 'fjti7J - " '3. C str,tiON.,ol,ltraltet.
TOCKS, AUCTION--AhickAndßencia.
0 - talit&td•coniparii st iok on tiltutsixraveningover
o'clock, at the Merchants' tattcluinge,X4tthwed
WILL 71 shares Ohio and' PuruisYlvahlehthhAt !hippy
Stock. [J37]
1/1&M. BANK STOOK AT , AUOTION- 1
/111. • Qn TIIIMSDAIC ovningolivitrittinstant„tirseitall
o'clock, At SlTO"Adtchate Pololg9. Faullfg streat.;*flibe
sold, Wshare• Iliettbn`nts' and, glanatictuere UPLltar-lr
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i - C II AN GE AND MEOEIAN - lbS!'
4.01 V
E StOCKS AT A ucnosl—ott TlEattarr tiriair4
Jaguar} .I,o,atLo:clockowtheBferchtufts - oktrth
street,%rill be nold; 60 aluirczOlectattipr_ . .,:119.41ttpef and
23 sharo chango flaDßt,
A,616, r
Jar P. 01. PANT —Aucttoiper.
PSOM sAur3--2;000 • lbs. "just' leeei
and for nolo by
„lei s
SCOTCH SNUFF-1000 lbs. for gag
j a 7 • - 4 PIMMING WU,
ATiIIESI VE PLASTER-800 vas. 'NEN
received and for sa;f3,lsy. Deal :441INGIMS-N
L - ARD OIL---10bbis. just .rixeicedluid:ft
_L/ sale by (ja7j YLS)llliti n 409:
QCIILEDAM SCHNAPPS s'Oross t fdttr
'0 by
ANGRY SEED - D- - 2,000 As,/jTA L Tft_eivii"
add for sate by Ejan FLEMLAU ,11a115;
.
fIUICKSIELT.Fdt-,:85 lbs. just "weaved last • Li
'lob for solo by ijol) FLIMMO-.13:R09:
11111 . 00FLAND'S BITTERS --Ig,
, rocelved and for saki by ijagj 'n. l . teIiLLUVII S, •
ONTENTRATEDlTiallis'aulita
ki for making loan, cOVataptly on blind fn largo quantaloi. r
FLEARN4 330314"
PURE G REKN • IND- AOC, TEAS Cnt:a
all thy, different flavors and. gnades.,putrap: intUrirtal 6
pound inetalic packages, expressly fdr retail grocers,. !:./I.lSir, r
In iivr` pound caniAcrno_fgr VuP 4 4.-Afe_briANLlVAtrant l #4 l3, '
give satisfactfofr: - '
jai SZ JAVNBDIACCZS',Wat Area.
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Li I lARP'S W•4l 4 3 l, AcemPr o =
to furnish thisdeifrablolyckerin.to -- surg 9f,:ont
at Oa ninnufacturor's . T:47i;lngpffigriulaVervtre. , v
mventiA ; , firble'by - - -
jaiBdIVN TETLEY, Atiiwool
VaLCANIC PIST r OLS-; Thij ettest'-.
_v tot in the world) 'Lean, easily be ,
thirty times is a minute;. watuuttArd I;9:lanai . ) Sal Pi tal"
ever made. For saletip, ;
J 47 B , >WS Sc TETLEY, 13& Wool strati
.
110.1 FOR THE WEST--:NrAonsigomg •
tiro Weat should not fail to call at thri't,iitairtWZl
Work., nod get, supply of itte•orxim
'O7 I:OWN & TETLEY, 130 W 06,1 stmt . ... •
_ -
IltD-15 kegs No. 1 Lard-thierdarzt
e,t. by Lia.7 ] HENRY U. OOLLUIS 4 4
/ANIONS -50 bushels for Sale by
. ja; HENRY-
"&1p i 0 .7 DrigNtgeslor,l3
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LLEGHENY AND _NEW BRIG
PLANK ROAD COMPANY.—i9ottied-Propeitaliwilibii ,
ro:eived, addrOssed to tho undersigned, at theater&
Straw, corner of Second and Markot streets, until the, Mt,
January. 1056, for Grading, Planking, (with oak ' ) 004;01
sensing the "A llegheny and iVew Brighton He Tropp
tu he separate for each, and to be let in half - talle Bet' ,
thus it more, as the Board may deem advisable Said Bead :
twginning at the Mlighuny City line, 'to . tha lento of .
Cooper. JORWTAGGAIrt.
td President Allegheny it N. Brighton. .P.
ta~..~~~*:-:a.
GREAT AMERICAN CORN-5 ' 1iP.4.10,11
PATENTED bECE3111:11.
The undersigned haring - fitted Ilp fwtilarge.ttiat
o7cfCJisl►u .:r
:Shop in Aileglieny City for the expreviipurrawe oftwieltitte , -./
ratio;; J. J. JoHmsToN's - PATENT ebitN•sra•pritraWit
i.ow prepared to ramieh fanners witittble
vuttuarlo Corn..slteller at a reawurahle-Tate. Vat , / aril alio 11._
prepar4.l. to SELL STATE AND C.OLINTY , III.OIIII3 of 'the
Ihu,nt at a very low rate; and all porton, purehaeingfitatti
or County Eights will be furnished complete note
Patterns tor Doni , le and Finght Shellern en thin o
Tbo public are respeettuity ins ilea la c-allstuid-
Wt. valuattle improvement at T. 14TTLit;F COANfidiellile 4 ,- -
lira-Ts, No. Ill! „Skilful street, Pittsburgh, up at CiEMVS.-''" 4
D'S Ent,rprino Foundry Wiirelionee. brJillel streietoltiry
tilLiN Y.tti SAN DER* .I. 4 l.ltriNt 1 '.10113f90141...
~
Li 1 - I;zs , v. cuyriinro.—Gentieme. roz i ttiri4 k t,ingiiu . ' c t0g0 i ,...... , I 'l
1 j ing u - ill lied n LINE as.,Jrttletit ;If OLI_V IIP::.1,, Nu. 4. a ji
•.L ClAir atn.,et. IltallketA, 711 cvnts ti.ri , ..aa i • .„. '.;
iul,w.4 t voad.
ql. 6.1. N ., Jini 4 4 , kr.' ..
. • '.. 119,1 , A.:1? : a
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-yi ON. 0 ..i ki A iIE L A N A VIII ATION, . ,
. 17 . t , r x
_k_ N c,Ti OF. To STOCK 11 . (fLIllilt..8.—The Aurinal,knets}:„
Ing of til.e eauckli.ilxions or the •Ilosnengaholn littiftgnEt
Company will be held, as retrains' hy laws on l'ißißsic,,;
4. ).-
i
the 10th day of January, Mild, at the ofilroot thoeonniirny,
No. 75 Urant dticot, in tbo city of Pitttburgh, at 2 u"cletkl...f ,l :i
4f-, for the eleciffin of 0f11.7..in fort the nnssiing. - yearts . s,. s tirsei si
decllttigelt Id) ISAI. ItAlLblVELir, Set:airy. '
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OPERA MUSIC—
Saint ato klrace—•' In tale du Ileglinulat.,.. • •
1.1.;t v+ haiLtuay, do .
Child of the "Lakin:seta.
do
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We Itrw W ,.... W1 part. do
Then you'll rensetuher me—" Bohemian Gift"
I drearret that I desalt its torithle halls, `do
Heart bowed down, do
liconw that ore brightest—•• itlaritana.” '
'Tis the harp in the air, do
My colml,-,. now regaining.. do
' 7 ,
In happy Moments, ' do .
It was a knight, ' do
Sainted number. guide his footsteps, de :
There is a flower that bloonseilt, • do' -,
Ales : thaw chianti ao soolotty,,,,do . .., i.. 1. ,' ..1 t‘...d
Oh' whiaper what thou feOlartie-t‘Orowl.L.ltywnla,wi . t a l _ll.
In a inorry' Zingarn,' . ' do ..;.,-,i ~::t 1,0
Also, arrangements for the Piano ottllnfacatitank4.l
7 '
the Rhos, Omens, by popular componers. For gala it theta' . 4
Iluale Store of aourz.it. , muon, v , ;•.', I ''";
I
deal , 817Wood.stzrettlr , •-• 7- , 7 -
, i 1
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IDTTLERS.--JOIN OGDEN' & Co: :13:citaosi; la , . :
N 0.151 First street, weuld reiTactft44 ltleite ilteipttleilici iii t . '•
ilo that they ham countantly on hand' 11 13.40..0C1ikp1y .01 - :: :-+ ,
SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER, ALE aucli,l9lasl4 ii-- , ,i+
of the best. quality. , „. .
, .
The attnntlan of camitin3 to partlanintiy'd*ink lto- thee , • ;•
fact that they li,ittio WA INItItIIIT'S ALE cults juivtitltistesl .
,lii i
Physicians retiounnou , l It to furillite axt micron:l474lW xtb.ble- 3'. 4 ; ,
~, t ue .111 I stenngthanlng qiialltiea. i ..i •-•0=elyl , *
OTICE—The partnershi p Iltiretofore I ••'''
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k leg between Jecoh Ilosletter, D..llostettor atatIRIV J•" •• • •
6mith. under the firm of HOSTETTER, SMITH & CRiorpsitil ;
(111.301 V Ot on the -rill day of NOS - Melee Ins'Eby'tb,
purcha4e of the of 1). Llnatutter , by Jatwb Haitt4or • r
The businete will be colaluoted as .14,tofbre, ,
name of HOSTETTER it. SMITII.. • ' .7
JACOfIIIOSTETTEHif'' - 2.
.u.. w:
NT EN A N 0 BOY , S' WINTER . OLOTILgign 7.
I_ —ROSitNTIIAL & pr.°, Plitt'. Vogt: :ROOM" , , }
A.:Le., hem; a largo stock' of 31"erl a .tupt ,Pto_ye,.
,s,„; 41,136:a. ":,
on hand, comprising some entirety , new' And Ougankistyky,,,.:,, , i
. ', l
which they aro ',rewired to furnish at tho lowoat ... 4 ms•?k . to•iii-.1
,ii,
Also, a largo and frothionablo stock of GENTS' rplgittuithiehi, .
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GOODS, • , i doolVdtir " 1 "
1-' .7, TY -
THE 11UPE COAL - COIVIPANYiIaTi4:t*--0 !, , 4 ii
costly mat with limses in transporting "i*.. to ; - , -1. , 14 v,"
natl. being insured by the lifunnfactuteral ..'
11
parry, of Philadolphia, la.ho pleasure In, a , otA, . ; ,
claims wore promptly' adjusted by J. Newton Jones, liguiiir• 9 "--1
1 of said Company. .1 , ,, $q 2,1111ELL, ,,,-4 ;«,r -:,,,`• i:-',
Agent of rfone Gant dutupanyiancinntitv , i ,7 ',..m Ti•
1 Pittsburgh, December 27,1 E-55.
..: : , ~.. ...: ...441 1. .yri.l
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D iIISBURGIT AND STKITBENN7LIX.
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CONIFANY—Thp Atulti
Lquckbolders, land nn Ettotiort-fOr P . reattictatanttpitncblittort •
•mid Company , to ..treo tbethe trittuirt,g year, 5011,byboldihi
the SECOND MONDAY 114th) o.t/
the boorh of 10 o'clock A. M. to I o'clock P. V.,
JAMES S. CRAVT, ItVident.. - '
STIXVEY F. an itozrstionsr, Secretary.' • ' qdec2Stra.".
'MEW BOOKS I • NEW BOOKS
IN ',if,. by Mrs. icitchio,ff T merly Mrs. kowatt) ~••••' •
Bose Clark,'by Fanny Tern.
Ten Years among the Mail Bags.
Pr,axitt's Philip the Second. 2 rola.
Lucy Boston, by Prod Polio.
Ilout of Mabel Ware,
Widow Bedott Paper,
The Song of Hiawatha, by Longaillorr.-. a •
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The TestinAcAy of an Becaped NONICI3-4115$ ---'
Harper, Putnam, Godey, Graham, Peterson •piszdiets.
zette, llouseludd Words, Ballon'e Magazine lee
Uift Books, Annuals and Poetical Workosi',
other lauding, suitable for presents &titles
stock of Children's llooks is lace and well Selected.
forzet the place. W. A. 1 31.trIENPSNicEP , &W. 'a ,
jai Fifth sA., tippoalfo'po TheaWf - s. *9
SCIIOO L 0 EOGRAPitriS.-L dOtTON
1 , lIC trs SP,RIP.S.—Tbese are entirely smut miens: •";
Maps have been drawn Sethmathematical•'atid' kciotitilia.
accuincy, from the latest and most reliable outharitles, and
hence exhibit the recent Surreys and .Explocatlons;:tWall
they are distinctly and beautifully ern/Taxed. An inipartqatij:
feature of the Maps is the readiness and certalistywilli witick
students will learn at etra clew the 'scale of each tritP,lni i
both geographic and statute thence acquiring' a trite.
idea of Lila rue of every state or country,. Le ac h 31.04 s
tootrarly followed by printetrilascriptieus-or the unitarylti. '
exhibit, and hence Cledgaphy zual Atlas ate in • Jr
book. Much attention has been devoted le exb r ilittiug Abu:
features of each country, no that the very pleasing
exercise of observing the animals peculiar ureaarpaattAttatxve - 71
world, is happily provided. The print being entizelyeaeleist
also very plain and neat; and all difficrilt acmesaist.ti•siW, 4 tt
fully and correctly pronounced. The mites coasitlAntitiAatilm't
1 boots, viz: 10-m;-,ne..a.
Won st Fades Primary Cizsgruphys—To be may .tajalt , ...' - vs' ' 6 '
nary, 1854
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- ditton it Pitch's Modern Schiiuf Gragrillski,-vnißrser4,
is being extensively adopted.
When Le Flteles Alivrican School aotirepAr—... o boxisat,
us April. The pagea and maps of 000iatzrten.ili
American sehoole luwavirar used:
flgton & Clutriersp/P/dirioslr,,,,ph,./103hookt
though but a very few months futhed"iilicEO gt .. oo tj eon - Q si t
that the fourth edition is now' .. I ., movt id = gm en,,,
thousand copies. !loth akW the Iklederti Schoolkiefigratal*`"''''9l
can les immediately abstal", e d o y th o p u buith ere .
COLTON CO e /74 illfam 'street, Nei/York- or of TIM
P. niexsoN, tLejr Agent at City Hotel, Pittelni4ll,.FiS4or,
et Meagre "4/117,,p501y pATTßßE4)lVWheelitigf VIO
fair di K'Aul t 'co the trade. -
Maps I .131.aps Naps S I • _ ,
Cal'on's Slap tint World; sips about 33
$lO.
vs xisites s
Colton's Slaps of the trotted -Matte...L., 4t
!wady 39 square feel... Price,Sim .
Whores Map. of the United States anelf .
55 techn. ?rico, $5.
Colton's Map of tinrope; size 59 by 44 Lttchee.
And a large variety of Colton'siestathselfaXillel
Pbcket _nays for 38 . • • • '''
be.piiikiii - tberuensherv-Ail tt it o
• ozo•
CitY tioteOlgibin**:;.2:;
deda•drcrapcsw
TILE WEST-We will select and- le-ctk' x«f
I , w:id , in Awn, and obtain , the oertilladetr Vain' the le via
Lend °Mee, at the following rates, _
100 acres for =0; • • r , I } 4 . - 7 4 1 1
do 150; ~.
=
ti
00 do 100; •
Or we will lowa lands. for those basing Land I,:y
for $lO for leo fq rlatacres, $10•Toi S
$7,50 for 40 arras. To any person Who'slionld tot 110.5itt41,4
Bed with the lands selected,:wewill , refedid thet;Koaxat - alyxr
Vine during the nest twelve montheorlth
eat.. .
la 4 llcal ' EAtttia'llY6Ymif '
(IENTS_TRAVEX.ING 51L1NX.43 4 ,444 - .) - -4,1“.4 7 '
kft . MAEON CO. tiarayrun reeelsteindissii how another case of those eesstleniem'S Tniy9st :61 1 0 .
and t 5; anal price $ll and VW' •-• A
QLEIGIEES,
dealgto, perfedisoriztaauslawand best
saetared and I.6.lledin two dap tint tot
ainvi4W a CO, •
Jai No. 46 lAaluand alley, Pittsburgh.
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