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W.ASIIINGTON LETTER and other matters of in
terest on firnt pnge
EXTRA copies of the Prie-Curreni, put up in
strong wrappers, ready for mailing, can always
he had at the Merchants' Exchange, nt the rate
of five cents per copy, or fifty cents per dozen.
THE. SPEAKERSHIP
Without disparagement to the admitted merits
of other candidates, We believe that if the Demo
cratic members of (7ongress would nominate the
Hon. .1. Glancy Jones for Speaker his election
could be secured. For ability, character and
manners he it unobjectionable. He has no con
cealment in regard to his principles. Ile is
ste.tidrhst Democrat ; but, so fir as future legis
lation is concerned un the subject of slavery, we
see not what more is expected by the AMerican
party from Fuller than from him. Neither are
in favor of disturbing past legislation on that
subject; and both are opposed to Congressional
intervention in that matter either in the States
or territories.. (In other subjects they may differ
Widely, but on that there ie no such radical
difference as should prevent an organization of
the House. Some members from our own State,
who are now voting iu vain, would prefer to vote
for him rather than have any longer delay of the
public business The Southern Americans could
have no serious objections to him on that kiund.
He is a national Democrat, not a northerfi man
with southern principles, but a sound statesman
with well settled principles, broad enough to or
.cord equal rights and equal justice to all sec
tions tit' the Union. It is not now a question
whether a Whig, a Free Seiler, an American or a
emt.crat shall be the Speaker; hut whether we
shall have IL Congress at all to attend to the pub
lic business ; and certainly every well disposed
41.)mber of the house must by this time be tired
of this waste of time; the idle ballotings; the
profitless discussions, and fruitless caucusings.
The country now demands of their public ser
vants at Washington set-vices for their salaries.
and some attention to public as well as to party
1211=11
The American people are nut niggardly in
their economy : but when two hundred thuusand
dollar' have been ,pent in vain upon the com
paratively unimportant q uestion of a Speaker
ehip for a single sertsion or term, they will look
on complacently, or with calm endurance but
little longer. When grave senators are admit
ting the prolialAitie4 of a war with England,
and senators (4 . 411 partie , or e agreed that our
country i, right in the q ue,tiono involved, and
must maintain its honor, its right, and it, posi
tion at all hazards, it time the 91ruggle fir
speak V , : thip were eu•le.l, an,l a preparation .for
the defence of the honor and rights of the grimt
republic begun.
J. Blaney June= could incline elements of
strength that few other of the members could
He k one of the eminent and favorite sons of a
State that has always sustained national prin
ciples, and cherished a warm regard for the
Union. We hell eve Penn , ylvania never had but
ono Speaker of the House, and that long, long
ago. It certainly is not because she has not
furni,hed di,tingukhed and competent men.
the pre , eat..; um. now. Mr. June , 1114 had
much congressional experience. i- favorably
known to the whole country, and personally
much esteemed by the member , of Congress,
and by all we, know him ; and Lis election to
the chair to ‘ tould Le per,;onally offensive to no one,
while it would •,cure an able and excellent
officer for that pla.‘e
If the next democratic rani u+will put lulu
forward a, the candidate, we -It ould 1)01 , 0 for a
speedy ureanization ,f the Ii a e, and n couch
de.ired end of the " idle term...
PEACE. IN Is:I:ROPE
The English people accuse the Americans of
excitability, yet they seem to be getting quite as
ex.:itable themselves. A few words over the tel
egraph wires vet all London in commotion.
The funds rise ; there is a panic in the grain
market ; and a general commotion iu all rank , of
society. The late exciting topic is the peace
q uestion. In our telegraph columns will be
found the Arabia's news, which after all gives no
good promise of peace
Russia, it is said, accept. , the Austrian propo
sitions as the basis of negotiation.. That means
merely that they will have another conference
which may re-tilt just as unsuccessfully as the
loot Itir , sia, thereby' gains time to strengthen
her defences, double her armies, an d t0t!C11.,..n to
Ler adversaries n cost of a hundred millions
more of gold. To protract the war and exhaust
the Allies is II main feature of Russian policy.
and diplomacy is about a. effectual for that ns
tortitications. Thu terms proposed by Austria
are not such a , Russia can accept with honor
They imply a loss of territory ; a loss of naval
power in the Black sea ; n loss of many of the
defences of her southern coast : and an end of
all her protection to the Greek population of
Turkey. No such terms will be submitted to.
and any offer to negotiate with them it , a hasi ,
must have in view delay. not pence So the
English seem to think : yet they still entertrun
hopes that the war mac soon he brought to R
close. In diplomacy and in war the Russians
find no toasters yet in Europe. Their leaders
are as wise in council as they are tletertnine , l in
the bathe field and fortifications. No better
evidence need tie sought of the respect felt for
the power and ability of the colossal empire of
the north than that England, France and Turkey
combined feel inadequate for its humiliation, and
endeavor earnestly to draw all ;other nations to
their aid. And some of those other nations,
though desiring the humiliation of Russia, dare
not involve themselves in the mighty contest.
FOREION Is,t RAN L: CoMPANI Brown.
of Philadelphia, Lam introduced in the Senate a
bill which affect , forelpi In-uranre Companies,
and. it' paased, !oust drive any =ur6 Collipann,
!ram the State.
The tlrst section provides that all rush corpor
ationsnau,lt have a Ou,oz fidr capital of two him
dred thousand dollar, paid in. and safety invest
ed. This proVISIVII is not ohjectionahle to our
mind. ,„
The - second section require? ft deposit with the
Auditor tioneral not less than one hundred thou
rand dollars of Pennsylvania State loans at their
par value, as a security for losses sustained by
citizens of this State upon policies issued, and
stipulates bow this fund is to be appropriated in
case of loss and afterjudgment.
The fourth section requires each company to
pay a Licenseevery year to the Treasurer of State,
for Philadelphia, $6OO, Allegheny county
and all other counties $1(10, and a tax of 5 per
cant. on the gross amount of receipts.
The fifth section requires the companies to
furnish the Auditor General, in the month of
December, a statement under oath, as is now re
quired, and the Auditor General to make report
to the Legislature.
I .2HEINTIANITY IN Till REPUBLIC. by Edwin M. Van Din+sen, A
M , Ractu t . of St. Price,' (Protestant Episcopal) Church
Pithsburgh
This is a volume of one hundred and fifty
pages, in which Christianity in the Republic is
briefly considered in seven sermons preached du
ring the winter of 1851-5 Mr. Van Deusen is a
clear and beautiful writer and this hook will add
to his literary reputation. While the author in
one of the sermons (the sixth) examines the
workings of the systems of government which
govern other sects he expressly disclaims, in the
the introductory, any discussion of the truth of
the doctrines of any religious body.
It can be had of J. S. Davison & Co., A. H
English & Cu., and Kay & Co.
The Supreme Cteirt of Wiscounin have extin
tptiltdiett thelinpi.s of Mr: raiiiiitii4, — fileßlitek
Republican candidate for Governor, who con,
testi,' the election of Mr. Barstow, Democrat.
New Books
THE NEWS
Barnum is :not so dead broke after all, as we
learn from the Now York Tribune. His name is
on paper to the amount of $850,000, to raise
which it would require the sacrifice of property
belonging to him valued at $1,000,000. He is
trying to compromise the matter and has offered
$lOO,OOO to be released.
In the State Senate, on NVednesday, the Com
mittee on Vice and Immorality reported back the
bill to repeal the Restraining Liquor Law, with
a negative recommendation. A motion to refer
the bill to a select c•ommittee teas lost—yeas 1.1.
nays IS. A vain effort was then made to take
up the house
The Harrisburg Patriot and Union publishes
the sentiments of the press of Pennsylvania ou
the public printing question. There appears to
be a unanimous feeling that a new system ghoul
be adopted in place of the present ' , lowest bid
der" rule, which necessarily leads to dishonesty,
as well as makes uur public printing a disgrace
to the art.
Our New Mlutidter to England
lion. George M. Dallas, out new minister to
England. has been in public life, with short in
tervals, ever since he attained his majority. lie
is now sixty two year; old. In 1814 he was ap-•
pointed Secretary of the American Commission
that negotiated the Treaty of Ghent ; afterwards
United States District Attorney at Philadelphia:
then, in 1841, United States Senator front Penn
; in 147, United States Minister to St.
Petershurgh, the duties of which he discharged
with signal ability: and, in 1844, was electeil,
Vice President of the United States. In all
these positions he distinguished himself by mark
ed ability, courtesy and uprightness. The ap
pointment of Mr. Dallas in the present critical
condition of affairs with England, is a compli
ment to himself and should be a matter of pride
with Pennsylvanians.
COIIIIUPTION to HUM PLACKS.—Wm. Linea,
Superintendent of the St. Louis Work liom-e.
having been charged with a number of misde
meanors by Mayor King, the whole subject was
referred by the Councils to n joint committee.
This committee have reported as well founded
terr'of the charges preferred. Among theta is
one of corruptly appropriating to his own use
that which was intended for the support of in
mates of the workhouse: of brutal and inhuman
treatment to two prisoners under his charge;
with keeping his eon as a guard of the work
house when he knew the said son was in tie
habit, nightly, of going 011
From the tone of the debate in t•ouncilo when
the charge- were repo rto.l liy the eimunatee. we
are inclined to think the term of Mr. Lingo-
career i , ••raking to a do,e
seem, to he the resolve of the
English government that nil the nation of the
earth shall be involved in war. Prunsin has
hitherto resolutely maintained her position of
neutrality, and asked only to he all ,wed t.i re
nnin nt peace. This simple right k_denied, and
Prussia is threatened. A Idockade of her port,
iq meditated in the (-online , teasen. The reeu
will probably he to involve that nation in the
war, and if it take the Rusmian side it will add
an artnv of four hundred thousand 'midterm,
among the bravest and best disciplined in the
world, to the effective force of the Czar
If Prtmsia is to be !, , Ter,./ into the war 11 Env
land against her will, it trill be but justice if she
takes part with Russia
-The Southern ronurnerciAl Con
vention met at Richtnowl on the :Seth 1111 The
Thiel' object , for Anon are ,Liki to be -
MEIZBIE
I . Direct trade het %Teen the s uihern Nos
sn l it.:unt2py,.
Sotitheytn.ra..qaufacturef ,
3:'"A soutti* system of e.luc4fian
4. southern railroads,.
s'. A 'Pacific milroma by tbs, no,t goutherli
11e hope they mill go right to work and build
that ~ o uthent Pacific railroad 112 i fiat ns po4sible.
If the north cannotlinild a northern one n 4 fq.t,
then we tnu-t let the„south get 'Ahead
t:Es .r.,"; —The K N in one dotriet
iu TeV.l% in.tructed their delegate. , to the Phila
delphia l',,ttrentian to rote far Fillmore at , the
eandidate fir Pre..ident, and for lien Ilauton
fur Vivo Preittlent. suppo , t , l to hate
the tatiction uf the Gene:tut hilit,elf.
111, pro-port in the new party are not as good
a. they were in the party he abandoned. Ile
wanted di Le President, and perhaps might
hart got it nomination had he remained with
old friend- Ile has no chance for a nomination
or an election either now.
GEN. LEWIS CASS
The correFpondent of the New York
from Washington writes as follows :
"The notice given that the subject of our Cen
tral American relations would be on the lapis.
drew an Immense colleolirSe or anxious spool.
to the nati,nal capitol 'the gallaries,
passages leading to the Senate chain
her were crammed and crowded as long as one
more could be squeezed in. This fairly indicated
the outaidz feeling on the subject, and prove ‘l
that rum anxious solicitude is felt by the people on
the subject of the anticipated rupture with Great
‘• The whole question of our diplomatic rela
lions with England was brought under review by
Urn. Lewis Cass, the father of the Senate; and
when 1 say he made the greatest speech which
ever fell from his lips I only express the opinion
of hi-, brother Senators and of all who had the
pleasure of listening to hi+ eloquent defence of
American diplomacy and American honor. This
speech, I am pleased to say, will first appear in
the columns of the New York Herald, for which
it leas been specially reported nail corrected.
After the conclusion of his remarks, Senators
Seward, Kush, Clayton and others pressed
around the "Roman and congratulated him
and the country upon his eloquent and unanswer
able vindication of our national position on all
questions threatening the peaceful relations be
tween this and the mother country. It was an
. effort worthy of Ilenry in his palmiest days.-
11'e shall publish portions of Urn. en...s . speech
n n ,Iny or two.
Tut: St Eau PLANTERS of Louisiana have been
holding a Convention in New Orleans for the
purpose of counselling together and agreeing on
some plan by which they could rid the sugar trade
of existing incumbrances. More than a hundred
delegates were present from various portions of
the State. In taking the chair as President, the
lion. John Moore delivered an interesting-;<d
dress, in which he stated the crop of 184 ; 6 at
346,1;35 hogsheads of sugar, and 577,840 I,**4
of molasses, and the crop of 1855-Btal tISTOKIO
hogsheads of sugar and 350,000 barrels of mo
lasses. He asserted that adequate facilities for
the transaction of this trade were not furnished
by the city authorities of New Orleans. This
deterred him and other planters from sending
their crop to that market, and he urged that,
unless proper accommodations were furnished
there, the planters would be obliged to combine
and establish a new depot somewhere else. A
committee was appointed to consider and report
on the subject.
1411.1,100 ASSOC I ATIONS. —The large amount
of money invested in these concerns, has di
rected the attention of ninny political econo
mists and financiers to their theory, principles,
and practical workings. A person in Connecti
cut, some months ago, offered a handsome re
ward fur the solving of certain problems con
nected with the subject, and by this means, he
was soon furnished with a mass of calculations,
which would have occupied an accomplished
mathematician at least three years in perfecting.
By this Yankee trick, he procured matter enough
for a large work on the subject, which is now in
press. It appears that, in Connecticut alone,
there are twelve millions of dollars of stock and
about three millions of dollars of deposites in
volved in these institutions,
S. B. Lauller, at hie book store, No. 30 Fifth
street, has Household Words and Putnam's Monthly
for twenty cents per copy.
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THE LATEST NEWS
WASHINTOS CITY, February 1.-1/ouseThe
plurality resolution was rejected by two majority.
Vote stood 10S to 110.
Mr. Jones. of Tennessee, submitted a resolu
tion declaring Mr. Oliver, Speaker.
The resolution was laid on the table by fifteen
majority.
Mr. Letcher offered a resolution that Messrs.
Banks, Orr and Fuller be appointed to confer
together, and report to-morrow• Wonting the
name of some member on whom they, or a ma
jority of them, shill agree,who shall be Speaker.
Letcher said that various ineffectual at
tempts had been male proving it impossibleto
elect a .ipealier by a direct vote. If his expedi
ent should secure that result, it would carry joy
throughout the country, and show to the people
that Heaven's first law, order, reigns in Wa,h
ington.
The resulution was laid on the table I,y 26 ins
ority.
Mr. Lindley offered n resolution declnriog Mr
'orter, of 'Missouri, Fl esker.
Mr. Lindley 9:6 , 1 that Porter was ohjee
tiouable to all parties, being neither a Know
Nothing, Democrat, n, , r the lea,t tainte,l with
Republicanism, Lot au 1111F,1,l hig.
which party ever‘l,, ,, ly -veined t• , but
now it , .
Laughter
rn• °int 1011 on Ihp kid,. by 7c,
majority.
11 r. Bell submitted a resolution deviating Mr.
Bank- , Speaker, which wti-- negatived, V. 102,
nays 115
Nlr. CoLb, of Alalotum aftor a -peeel iu
which lie Con ttl,e.l the ll•mse with lam , hter,
°tiered,' resolutl , m declai ing NI v. .k 'ken, of .Sout h
Carolina, Speaker.
After the roll had been called, \lr. Whittle)
said he had been informed that lid vote would
effect all election; 110 110 , 1CrStOi..1, that Nlr.
Aiken was Ina a member of the rultuini-dration
party, tie would change hi- Note front nay to af
firmative. (Deafening applawse in tie
on the floor, mu! will 111 a m ,, mingled with 1111-
patient cries of lechav the vote, - )
An almost breathles- anxiety wa , exhibited we
the clerk announced the cute, yeas ItC., nigh
110. remit, ru unexpected, Wile received
with violent °MLitt - I
-is of laughter, intermingled
with his.es and applam , e.
The House then adjourned.
)NE WEEK LATE a FROM ECROPE
11k Lir?, .hunnry tt I --The Curia'. ktontn , hip
\ralae, dretu I.lverpt - eth v,llll date. t the m. 0.,
ing of Saturday, the l'ith ta,t 'tit. I at 'ti,
r'rlrtek this eveuing... - She hrint.vt 1(17 pa—ete;ot s
The :tratmthip arrived. toll en thr rdth.
and thtttitAltie on the 17th in-d
There it.t nothing of init..tetnitir fr.dil the
Crimea. hut the tenor ,f the I',•r.,
indicative td . r-tr'y }tear,
The Vienna eorre•pon lent ..1 the L. , 1,•11 ,
Tim. teh'ernph~, 1111.1‘ . 1 - e.: \\ • •••hlt• , lay, the
11;th. at 1 ,, u thho,•l. k >r . that 1.11 , k.19 I. i.,anrm
ditionally liceepte.l the pa,p,.
Thi, wa+ reported a. anthem. I an,l rnu.ea
nn immen.o .en.ation tan , h,
rent . Cot tml n 1 ami a paiii,rn-il in
the other market.. !Next tar the knell-h
..rnment puhli-ho.l (r.. 111
Seymour. at 'ct -,‘•urgli. n GJInN _
agrt.e- to a,•;oi.t I 1 In. , plt Ls
of negotiation , - Tl,l- ynnlitie , l th,
ment, curie , [ the ezriirrnout. and the al 111111-,
began to fear that Itu.',ll Inertly cant- to gain
tune by ,1, , ,-eptice tir•gotltition- Nteatititm• the
fund. remain it. .tea.ly! a- I , r, , It , - Li Co • a1, ,, 1e
announcement. The actoal f oh- are d i ll Count
Ne.t.elrode, utabt being handed the Anbrian Find
Allied note, m - a, int . ..tined by Count
that he mac not authoriled to enter into
e i o n. but if the note w, not accel , t, , l unron
,litionally before the 1 , 111, hr tin , l all the \
trial nin-t lean, l- 1 1 ter , 1,11,-J.l To
prevent this. Sesrefrode communie•ite I mith
Vienna ,Brett, uttl Prince fl at Vicu
na had a tall; with Count Pool, in to hi, 1, LI,
former r•rodimed n niemoratolum ;dig ti,
genera! inclination ,01 nir!, , L.ite, hot
propo.ing certain alteration- t 'flout hoot
dined the document, IMI in !I'll! it •lii ti
contain an unecoolltiotial aeceihanee
pocitiot,. An.tim could bot iel.ly with nit the
concurrence ~r
of ht.-, iWeri , • hdingly,rut to
London an•l am! receiie , l iu reply t
the ‘Vecbern I C11,111.,:f
their deci.i,,n. alre'oly careful! \ cote:11,1,1. and
further that if Itu--da did ii ,, t the
UOtttit' Eiterhazy and the \n-titan Legation
Wiltitd leave Attithl) would
4eek to obtain the armed co upec.a(iott of iht
Berman 1)10.
The Vienna paper , reprei.ent affair+ n= maid
sernium and alartninr, unit that all the
or the A oidriart have rpee I veil 1 , 1 e t
nit l'eterstiurgh. ;Het the Eteiiiiiiatu
to leave Vienna
te o .r the ve"k elap , iitg between Itu
first atet ntten , e excitement ea e , te.l
at VlOllll., Lilt 1111 the I ,l lh, th,,, arprehen , t,t,
yunsi•led I , y the anuouncoent
that ag,reeA to ne;:,.ti tte ~n the term,
‘VAsiliNnion ta - rv, Feld-non I • In the How...
to day. on the resdlution leclaring Mr Hunt..
Speaker, Nle•wr- 1),%11. %door, Ilarrn.on ant
Harris voted at heretofore against him. tin the
re.solution declaring NIT. Aiken Speaker, there
WWI II union of the liemocrats and Americans.
Nlesssrs. Harrlay lull Hickman, Inninwrats. au
.kinericari. voting 4 , T1 the lII`VatiVP all I
\\dhows and Wheeler in the affirmative, NIT
Aiken having received 0110 more Note than NIT.
Banks on the ail tplP•tioll
nllllll , 4'l' vottsl on the lionlo‘ than on the Aiken
proposition, the friends of Mr .I,ken to-night
are congratulating thriuvelres that he might win
by the adoption of the plurality resblution.
11'ntut\a'n , Nry. Fl•Ii11,17 I - TrPIV.I
- report- , that the net ittnount In the Tresmin,
subject to ,Irtat o n th e 2 , :tt, tx ,
$24,1a1.r,:d)
'lhe Houge refusal, I.y one,mnjority, to table
ilickman'e re , olution to elert a Speaker by phi
S" •to ,
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1W TEL EgRAPTI
THIRTY'-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSIoN
ARRIVAL rot' TIII: .11:.11:1.1
The Speakership
Front V 6 nultlngton
Movements of Steamers. SC
II A Lit.Ax, February 1.- Tilt. Arallin from LIN .
unt. P. NI., this liturciinit
'or Boston.
Thu America. frc.in 11,,stun, arrived here at two
thir zu,rniug, and .silo fur I.iverpoul after
a short delay. The weatheris flue.
Accident and Lora of Life
LortsvlLLE, Felomat.). 1. —The east wing of
tho Loui,ville Hotel, whirl; was unoccupied, fell
this morning, crusting over room:, and killing
latotter and a hue.
Arrival of Stravowhip C.llOll
H ALIFAX, February steamship Union,
from Havre fur New Yerk, arrived this evening
;port of cal.
Supreme Court
IVAsniNwroN Cm'. February I.—\od.
and :0;.--Argurnent e.,ntinued by Sebriskie, .1
P. Bradley and Ital. B P. Butler fur defend
ants.
Akie-Dr. Culebrnted Vernaling'.
laid LIVER PILLS—it nlugul omibismlutn, but ver) Ikr
tual,ne the following Si 111 4111 AV
N. VoRK, Nt , verlllwor 1,5'2
Knowing, from experience. tin , valuable ,mitlitie, of Di
lit'Lane's Vern-drug° and Liver Pills, I litlre !Or ,•111 ,- time
hark considered it my duty. and made It my bushes, 1,.
make those IU - tide, known wherever I went among nit
friends. A short thus ago I Loam,- acquainted with the
case of a young girl, who seemed to be troubled With wont,
and liver complaint at 010 tame time, and had b...-eu sullerim
for some two mouths. Through my persuasion she pur
chased one bottle of Dr. ll'Dine's Vermifuge,•and one low
Liver Pills, whit h she took according to directions. The re
suit was, She passed It large quantity of worms. end thinks
that one box more of the Pills trill restore!' her 40 perfect
health. tier name and residence can be le4ned by calling
on K L. Theall, Druggist, corner of Rutger tad Monroe sts.
purchasers will pkase be careful to ask for, and take
none but Dr. ..IPLanc's Lie, Pals, manufactured by Fr tts
ma Buns., of Pittsburgh, Pa. There ur, other Pills, pur
porting lobe Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr. M'Laoe'
Vettlaill Liter Pals, also his ceirbrainl Verratfugt, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Store.. None genuine With
alit the signature of FLEMISH BROS.
Also, far solo by the solo proprietors,
FLEMING BROS,
Successors to J. Kidd ,t
Ja2S,,Ltor No. 60 Wood stre,ot, corner of Fourth
_ .
Dr. illcLaue's ImPirovra Liver Pills and lELPROVED Venni
fuge, also Dr. I. Seotes Celebrated White Circassian Lini
Went, prepared solely under the supervision of Dr. T. i.',ott
a regular Medical graduate, and Physician of extensive prni.
Lice. None genuine, only as prepared by Tkr,, I. Scott e Co.
Bank Place, Morgantown, Virginia.
Dr. illcLane's turnovers Vermifuge and rumor - in Llve
Pills, accompanied by certificate of C. McLane, for suit b
Druggista apd Merchants every*here.
Ua GE1:'11. KEYSER, 144.1 Wood et, Whale'gale Ageut
DR. R:VANDIG, Allegheny, near Railroad Law.,
julL:dawapc
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Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
'II/1.131N
RUNNING WEST leltollr PITTSBURGH
4t." - irt TILE FAST TRA.IN have at 2:30 A. M.; through to
Cincinnati iu 13 hour/add 4.t) igiutes, Fare,
114 IL TRA IN'LAT. at M.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves at 3 P. MY
These Trains all snake close connectilina at erestitit, so
that, pamengvre avoid" detorttion. The dine t route to St.
Lenin i, now open, via rrostline and Indianapolis, 100 uilles
short, than via Cnrelaini. Fit :+t-cias, faro from Pittsburgh
to St. 1,u., $15,:10. clam, $l9. Connot.tinttH ate
mad.. at Allioh i o ith rim it,,nd L4l (1., "bind, and at .Nlans
field with tint Goad b. Newat k, Mourovville and
City. Nt. 'fraiiti run on Sunday.
Thr, 14nule ~,nnert ILE Croitline. For pa-rucular.,
Throng). tu 1...111. - illy, St.
Yuri Wapiti,
CIONI - laud, and th, principal towns and ill., \Vest.
TLr EW lilt lU I ACIOI 131 Mi ILM'elilN 'FRAIN
Pitt/4,010i at lu A. M. and 1.15 I'. 11.. and New ISrigl tun at
A. NI. and I P. M.
Fi.r . Tickets and further infurniaiii•u, apply
J. G. CURRY,
At tho r,rner We 41/ WO,
(.Itlt)lti/E PARKIN.
I'ittnl.urg L, Nuvetubvt 2L iBr)b. Ticket Agvul
Aker-When we conotitlee that 154),t Lumen Iwingn
dir of (6f/sump/pm 3/I[..u/11) 155 tlp• United :. , titt,-.115.10.1e, the
Is 111,11 k ahid/ will t 11, MU ale I.lllrussisisry
, sll , 11,11 s. lending los nailislssint, awl urnest Ilse Ch.—
idiot it ILA Irtem, nI
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Or iloyees'
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mult,lud, po.twuLA ratify tb
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t.f trraas..ity Ala troart h~ft that tacit tap.
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al I tug unty fur Ow tlktut,, incl.l-ut tu cum;
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(him, thry 11,4 oul) cuildilikort 0'
Nub hbut ill., ququbty 3.4 urn as lin
th.• quality t,f null. unit butt, the pr.kprwbu , .ty
A t u.. s quantity hutt, I.•und
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pa.e, 1.1 , 4,3 for I.
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t,..t ult.hout the leas
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Commonsvealth Insurance Company, Ai
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Jill C Du, ix, ~ \V dhow Eyrt...lr..
.1,.1in II l'otroo.., I Joohull 1.. Pri..,
$1....nz0 11 I,ii.er, I Jon., 'Tenloott.
Folo onl Dorllntrton, . Smn o " l K. SJA , '“.
Ur. It. M. 11011,1, I II.•nly 4100.11.
11111111111 C. Ludwig, 1 Jouno. R. 31..51 , 13.4nu.1.
Hugh Cntig. I Charl,e St•haffor,
Spencer 31$.11vnin, I 16..1 , 011 linrhol,
Clutrles Kent,. John li. litooplo,l . lttoloirgl.
II .lotkos Illoolio, II T. M.,n„lot.
J U. Johnson, J. T. 1,41111, .$
AVM. MARTIN, I.reoldent.
TI C I I AND, \ tre Presideut.
J. Ph. W. CO \1 AN, Secretor).
P. A. NIADIRIRA, Agent.,
N. t Water street, Pittsburgh.
Jtio. B. loLe of Ilumphrep, liottuitsu liwun , Phila.
KOONS & HEItSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
•
47 .V.,rt.'4 11hurva and 9u North Risler street,
I , kno Ha. street,
PIIILADELPI{IA
Begdey,Wteelleerd CO. 11111.}BeY an, Kennedy A CO. Pistreb.
Garrett. M tto A Co. . 4 Wtlntartlt & Co.
You.' A WI ver, •• & Liggett,
itter, l'rtre AC, •• , J. AW. Rea,
Caleb A Co. 11agaley,Congrave A Co. 4 ,
Truitt. B ru tt,,, •• Wutt.
.1. 1). Lehtner d Cr,. lYtn hnmti. Foadiek A Foult.lB, Ciuelnuati
A. R. Bolloek A Co. " Morrow A Gettier,
TWeed A Sibley. J S. Chenowetlt &
And l'ittaburgli and l'hilaaelpbia klerehanta generally.
j trill/41)03m '
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ALEX. HUNTER,
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 498 Liberty street,
P ITTSBURO
1.14,11pc
POCKET REVOLVERS—OnIy a few of
those useful ibeket Almanac. If.ft.. Very minful and
Gourettient--.4ilways.:ready and current. For salt at
ja:Lq Al iI.I.A.RILET 8T 'T-
•f• - • r • 4. 4 :et •
t l 6
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Pil"rSBUR(111
TAPE-c-FIR-R-•-lt - Na -M*RWE
JA.111.8 D. Aillux,Secretary.
tnporhis Company mat. oxery lairnranco appertaining to
or connected with LIFE DISKS.
Man, against lIULL AND CARGO RISES on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
genonilly.
And apinst Loss and Damage lq Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policing issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety to
all parties.
VANEFACTURERS' INSULMCE comrf,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
CIiAKTER PERPETULL-4IILLNTED LIT TITS HIATT. Ulf PIVINFITLVAIGA
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, AIARI_NE .AND INLAND 2RANSPORTATIO.A
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President
HOGERS, Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William B. Thomas,
Ithailuit liillicighoali, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrin Bogen, Charles J. Fields,
John V. SUDO OS, Jam. P. Smyth.
ttirThis Company has been organized with a Cash Capi
tal, and tbu Directors have determined to adapt the bnaitiess
to itl available resuu.rce,i. Tu ule.rve prudence In conduct
ing ita /attire, with it prompt adjustment or losses.
i'/ILlDurgil 0111,, No. :,/± Water street. ---___
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
Tian following well known and relponeibleltrms In Pitt.
Imre!, hove authorized reference to them, with regard to the
Ntalailty and mAtthineeis of the Manufacturerl' Jinn:lmmo
Company.
Kramer eltahm,
I,..rge I•. Suhth
Tiernan di CO.,
CluV7
jlt24 dam l‘r
1‘1,,,1.,u dt;vllt
lEEE=
Ml=
IMM!II1=111
ME=
111•••=:1
14r,,440 0.
_ I ..'t• O'
St 3 SS
ICA% Oil
$Ol - .48 to
Late of Pittsburgh
MEESE
DEALER 11,1
'.•••
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET STIUETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Prestdont,
=SEM
Alexander Bradley,
John Fullerton,
Samuel 11'Clurkun,
111C9 W. liailuntn,
R,,bort Galway,
Jamon S. Mon,
J..ho
William Philig.,
Joh u Scutt, Charles Arbuthnot,
J,nu•ph P. 0112-211131, M. D., David Richey,
Junlos Mamba.. John M`O ill,
Hotal.lo N. Dm, K lunnning.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
Wil3dn, Childs & Co,
Honitgou & Comptxll,
H. Childs & Co.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHOEN‘BRRIJEIt., President.
IS/IB7ltT FINNEY, Socretzry.
C. W. BATCHELOR., General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
.1 It Sh,,clxberger
W. Hatchet,.
Intac Pcuilock,
W W. Martin,
K. T. Lisoch. Jr.,
(10,go S. Seidel.).
David Weandlesm
ire - All Loemet unstained by parties Insured under pollcie
by this Company will lw liberally adjusted and pr.mp ,
I) pa..l at ILA tIFFICE, iu. 99 WATER STREET. tjy II
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PirrSBURGII.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
4:erineurelthnip and ether Property agulrust Low or
Damage by Fire, and the Perils or the do a and Inland Nati
gati,,n and Trunep,,rtatiutt.
=OM
Wm. F. JohushoL Paterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. CM. ler. W Sl'Llmt.ok, Jos P. Tanner,
p.. 1 W. Ziguith, W. S. ilaveu, 1). K Park,
I. tiller Sproul, WoJe Llsanytun, 1). M. Long.
A .1 June-, J. 11. Jones, 11. IL o.,gg.shal:
OVFICKItS.
I llou. IV M. P. JOIINSTON
re" , Prerelent RUDY PATTEIL.SUN
and To A. A. CARILLEIL
British 84. tnntinental Exchange
sIGIIT BILLS DRAWS 11Y
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
IN SLIM or LI AND Urw.tcrls.
h.-se Drains are available at all the principal Towns
INN4ILAN Si.VI'LAND AND IRELAND, and the CON
TI:, ENT.
1%,, also draw 841112 BILLS on
M. A. Cirunebnum fi. Bailin,
FRAsA - ruter 3(A/.\ - ,
lAhlehm arras eL, a remittance to all purls of UER3IANY.
N 1 ITZERLANI/ and IiOLLAND.
Persons inuottling to lravul al.road, way procure, through
Liitters of Credit. on which 1,5 obtaMed, es
...,1,1, ill au) part of Europe.
t?uu-r lot of Nowa, and other securities in Europe,
otit re,,,, prompt rittoutlou.
WILLIAM If. W I LLIAIIB A CO,
iniC2l V, curio, "Wird itreeta.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
4a.
UP PITTSBURGH.
W 11.1.3 AM Bfitl A LEY, Prisidont.
SA NI U I.:L I. M A Itsll KU, rictretary.
li PPP 1: 94 Wider sircel, Wiesen Market and liis.l ere?,
at Insures HULL AND PAIGiU RIS6 on the
and Mississippi givers and tributaries.
Insures aipiiwit Islas or Damage by FIRE..
Also, axainst the Perils of the .9,a and Inland lc as igatio
and Transportation.
lIIIIIECIM
Eits,leT, Capt. Mark SixrUng
Samuel M. Kier,
Jame" M Cooper,
~ , , A rnuel K. 4
lassa M. Periispeki— -
4. sac
sch.wk...
P. liarteinO,
WalttrW) anti William
[dix.2l
John Shivt..-
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANCE
C 0 MP A N Y,
Nets ILisbon, Ohlo
@a- T. J. HUNTRII,Vtgent, No 1.0 Water Ntrert, bete
W.. 1.1 and Market, Pittaburgh.
OFF IC ER s.
F A. BLOCES4 01. President.
JAMES BURDICK, l'ics President.
LEVI MARTIN, Sm'y and Trrasurer.
PITTSBURGH REFERENCES.
.lansst W Woodwell, Jasepti Plummer,
Jaza,, Mood. It. M. Riddle,
J u.. liArttaugh, Dr. Jun. E. Parke,
NVLa. swims, Btrudagnatn, Dawson, N.srinYer A Co.
j I ti
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEIAN€
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
'ITr3IIWw 11.
to_ hme.mgare brought from the old country to Pitt.
Imrgh, Rod honey. romittod to Europa. [no,r27
ILLIkM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BACON HAMS, SIDES AND SHOULDER
LkRD, LARD OIL
DRIED BEEF.
SUUAR-Cli RED mud
CANVASSED
A tarp , lotock. alwayv Oil Laud At
No. MlO7 Liberty Street,
PTITSBUBAIII, PENN'A
PEARL STEAM MILL,
AI. E 11 EN Y.
air FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES lu either of th•
URDU, may lie left nt the Mill. ur lu bores at Iho Stores o
LoU AN, WILSON k CO., 5S Wood str.d.
BRAUN REITER, cur. Liberty and St. Clair stmts.
11. I'. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: VASIL, ON DELIVERY.
1Y29 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
AVILLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold
mANUFACTURKRS OF
CHI LSON FURNACES,
rought lion Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
air IV. a A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
b) Stssuu or Ilut Water, Ilina or Cllll6OOl runtar., Church.
Vd, Schools, Ihapit Jo, Factori., tirocu Houses, botching.,
Court How.., Julio, or llotold. No. MARKJT STREW,
Pit!st
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 3S Fifth Street.
i;)-UREKS AND BLACK VIA.% wurrauted to give ea
krfaction.
RETAIL PRICES.
1/IACHS. GILEMIB.
Golong-60, 62, 76, and fluted Young liyaou-60, 62, 75, and
quality $1 11 th. !Meet quality, $1 ih.
English Breakfast-50,75 and Imperial and Ciunpowder—..so,
$1 'fl lh. I 62, 75 and $i Ih.
(ireen and Black Teas of all grades put np in metallic
packages expressly for the trade, and will be sold at the low
est prices.
tkiPFEE—Prime Rio and Java Coffee, green and roasted.
8110 A Itli--Lovering's Crushed and Pulverized Sugars 1 and
prime N. 0. Sugar.
Ltiker's Brunie, Cocoa and Chocolate.
nov9:•dn B. JAYNES.
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
BEING THE
Continuation of the Ohio & Penna. R.R
TO FORT WAYNE,
THREE HUNDRED ,4. EIGHTEEN HILES PROM PITTSBURGH
LW TRAINS CONNECT AT CAESTLINE, without de
tention, with all the Trains on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Road, and also at Forest with Trains going North and South,
on the Mail River and Lake Me Roilroad.
For Tickets, apply at the Railroad Office of the Ohio and
Peunsylviuda Railroad Con:many is Pittsburgh, AllegtHVY
City, or at any of the following points:
fun Wayne, Bellefbntaine,
Cincinnati, Urbana,
Dayton,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be particular to ask for •
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
jet S. R. STRAUGHAN, Snpl.
OFFICES TO LET.
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TWO GOOD ROOMS, suitable for Insurance
or Lew Officals, will be rented, in the second story of
the building on the north-west corner of Fifth and Wood
ntreett, In the saute building with the Morning Flirt
It it the beet MAl:keno corner in Pittsburgh. Accent to the
°dirt convenient. Inquhe 0000 et office of
JaZiatltapat MORNING POST.
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LECTION. The Stockholders of •
the
1.2 j Sharpsburg Bridge Company are requested to meet on
SATURDAY, February 9th, at the Bank Exchange, Pitts
burgh. between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock
P. St., fur the purpose of electing nine Managers and a
Treasurer for the ensuing year. ,j,Oss P. BARB.,
ja2l Bocretaq,
ME=EIIMMIE
NEW IDVERTI EMENTS.
„_,LALIVIKIN—BALES..
A 'r A TEM I'ERA NC E MEETING held in "GrEltEnilroursAlEcra supei4o'
' the Rev. Dr. Risigirre ChicreWon Monday evening 1, ribUfSg and BUILDING LOTS In
the 26th instant, a reodinion Was.'unicaimously adopted minglani.—On TIIUESDA If evening,. Febrara 14, at 73.4
lip
to'pointli Caemnittee far the purpose of getting up one o'clock; arthe 'lllerelninte Exchange, Fourth atresit, will be
urikuni taxiing, el the Diet& atelopponents of the pi•esent sold; witiant of Acit - lt they concern,
ad:sting Liquor Law, plaid April 14th, 1635. Also, to pro- the following solvable RCM Estate; viz : Lair Noe. 62 and G 3,
Cure speakers for the ...aloe. • at the corner of Carson and Oliver streets, having a
. front of
In acardance with the reeolution, T. M. DALE, M. D., 64 foot 8 inclose on Carson street, and ixteattlag wk. along
Rev. J. C. SINCLAIR and CH A ItLkli B. TAYLOR were rip. Oliver street 100 feet to Chesnut alley, on whith VC ("rioted a
pointed said Committee. Arrangements boy mole ou very superior now Three Storyllrlck Dwelling Ilotao, with
the part of the Committee, that at trust three meetings be extensive bark buildings, with elate root, and brat modern
hold. The THIRD MNIITINO will be held ie the ASSO.• improvement.
CI ATE PRESBYTERIAN CI IC BCH., currier .4hots LTl.,and tr. Irina of 2.1 feet
and Cherry alley, on SATU RDA Y EVEN ENO, February On Carilun street, between Gregg and Joseph streets, and ex
-21, at 7 oelirk, P. 31. ' tending built 100 feet to Wallet alley. Titioindlisputable.
The Cominittc, Batter thorned,a that the apeakers me- 1 Terra—ono-liftli cash; residue rit three, six, nine and
,need for the different meetings will afford a rare treat to • twelve flotilla from day of sale, with interest and apprined
their respoctive audiences. security.
The Rev. NtellOSS, of the interior of our State, and the relit
.Atictionrier.
Rey. 11. CHANCE, of Ohio, are at the present time in our I
- pßiv ATE Library by Catalogue r —On- Sat
and are expected to take a prominent part in the es.
erclees of our tfletinga. Several other gentlemen of our urday evening, February 2d, commencing at T o'clock,
lofty, most favorably bourn wherever klorwit. tpoy and will sold by ee tele gte 4 et the Commercial .Sales Rooms,
probably will ati4i6l. Mr the different oecetsionit (tinier Wend and Fifth streets, an extensive collection of
Mr. Chance Is familiarly known at home as the "Buckeye Books from a private library, which. had leen chesettwith
Braid Axe." We understand that he is by trade a curlier.. Food taste, from the beet authors la_ Watery,r.lography,
ter, and that he hews very close to the line. Ile tipeak6 Travels ; popular Serener ; , Literature, Tlie vol
umes are all in excellent .conditioni . some of . Glare elegantly
InitY 4,4 Lein ,; opeaker by accident. The ladies of our
illiflitratect Among the'vtirlity are iniibracol a fine copy of
nod the politicians of the differtint parties are I
invited to lie present.
fu the original aiition of the National Gallery of Eugrayings,
•
2 volumes, London; bkicyclopnilla Aineribarut,l4 rollomes ;
Pictorial Gallery of Fine andillleeful Arts, 2 volume/if Perc3"a
ileliques of Ancient Engin& Poetry; Practical Mechanic and
Engineer's Magazine, 6 volumes,. Glasgow; •Malte-Rrun's
Universal Geography, 6 volumes; Allson's History tit Eu
rope, .1 volumes; Loyard's Nineveh, 2 volumes; Michael De
Montaigne's 'Works; Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy
Henry Fielding's Works, 2 volumes; ilowittrei Journal of
Literature and Popular , Progress, 3 volumes; Laurence
Sterne's Works; Schoolcnift's Iroquois; Claris Llometica;
Histories written by Hume, 31acitday, Gibbon, Were, Dun
lap, Giuliano), Frost, Baines, Mosheim, and Lowing; fine
editivus of the complete poetical Works of Burns, Scott,
Byron . , Mrs. [Tenons, Ben Junson, Shakspeare, Moore' and
Monteunio - y•; Bush's illustrations of the fluty B,cilptures ;
3111 ton's Paso Works, 2 rolunies; Knapp's Chernloalill'ech
holog,,, 2 volumes; Mrs. Opte's Works, 3 volumes; raperb
i:Yrinly Billie; Notes on the North-west Territory, &c., ac.
Caluloguets can be had at the place of rale.
P. IL DAVIS, Aitcer.
FARM FOR' ALE—Will be sold, all tlialt
Farm of Land situate in Penn township, one and a
quarter miles from Verner Station on the Allegheny Vatley
Railroad, and twelve miles from .ittsburgh. Sold Farm is
now in the wcupancy of John Wilson, Esq.,' and contains
EIGUTY.43EY EN AeltkS--forty-five acres (*amd mast
laud, well timbered. The improvements are two log Dwell
ings and Log Stable—an excellent Orchard of Fruit Traci of
‘arious kinds. Title indisputable. For further particulars,
enquire of the subscriber, near OW
C. SNIVELY, Trusteee.
Peri n TownAhip, February lat, ISA&
t;t,__ P. S.—lf the said Farm im not sold before the Silt of
Starch, it will on that day he mold, on the premisea. [fett3tw.
A_ . .
LLFAJHENY CouNT, so:
IS THE ORPHANS' CoURT OF SAID COUNTY—
No. IS Decembm T.. 15.55.
In the matter M the It:calunt of tieorge S. Selden, Admin
istrator of A. A. Irwin. decd.
. .
And now, to wit : January 12. 18511, ou motion of C. Shader
IC Attorneys for Exceptunts, the Court appoint K. Biddle
Roberta, Kan., Auditor, to oxamine the torount and report
upon the Exceptions and MEMO:, cunfila.<4l.
By the Court. JOBS 11 uIIN EH. or I:,
The pasties interested will take notice that they will lb
hart at my omen. No. 100 . Fourth street, on WEDNESDAY,
February 27, 1854 at 2 o'clock, P. M.. In accordance with the
above order. (f b'2,ltdo2twi It. BIDDLE ROBERTS.
MAGAZINES, cto.
Knickerbocker to February—price 20 rents.
Leslie's LiaLetto of /minor), a. d„ 2.5 do
4 itlder',l bialy's 'Book, do do 20 3,1
Putnam, do do al do
Harper, do do 20 do
Household Words. do do . ...M do
ilraham's Magazine, do do 20 do
Peterson's, do do 17 do
Leslie's N. Y. Journal, do do 19 do
Yankee Notions, to do 12 do
Sehool-Yellow, do do 10 do
Rallom's Mayooino, do do 10 do
American R. R. Guide, do do 12 do
Tribune Almanmes, do do 12 110
liiiiikin Neus, January 12, do :la do
no, Clark, to 1.12 do
•
Mimic Life, do IJ2 do
Widow Lledott Papers, do 1,12 do
Philip the Sevond, do :1.90 do
•
Caste. do 1,12 do
•
Alone, to 1,1 . 2 to
i 1 .1d..1, Path. do 1,12 do
Znidee, do 39 .1,.
Pale Lily, do 21.) .lo
All go now u - toire they ran buy the cheapest. Of coogee
•ey all litlONt the place to at
fold LAUFFER'S. No. 30 Fifth 01.
O. W. Car.,
W. K. ii Wick,
T. B. Updike,
R. 0. Cochran,
John A. Qiughey,
S. Bryan,
EIV 800 K S--
11 llesiry VIII. and his Rix Whoa
Kato Wo:rton, nr To Wilt and To Do;
Horno--by Anna Leland;
The Hunter's Feast—Mayne Read:
Dreams and Realities of a Pastor and Toanher :
The Tri.qh Abroad and at Dome;
of Iliawatha—LongfAluw;
K n lekerhoeker —February.
Just retired and 1,31:: mile by
W. A. lIILDENFENIVEY A: CO,
G•td! Fifth st.„ opp..dto the Theatre
XECUTOWS SALE of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, in Allegheny City.—On ;Tuesday
morning. Fobruary sth, at 10 o'clock, by order of L. R. Car
halo, Executor of Nancy Carlisle, dec'd, will ba bold, at the
residence, near the corner of Morgan street and North str4L
a quantity of Household and Kitchen Furniture, cunbistinu
in part of Bureau., High and Low l'oat, Bedateada. Work and
Wash Stands, Chairs. Settees, Breakfast and Dining Tahiti:,
Feather il,,da, Mantle Clock, Looking taasoea, Ingrain an,.
Bag Carpet, China. lilacs and Queenaware; Cloking Stoa
and ftxtures; Kitchen litenslLL
fad
P. 31. DA V IS, And',
Ali 001) Brick House of five Rooms toil)
Collar, with a large yard. Stable, &e., and seikai feu ie.
The lot has a front of 11,1 feet on Ewalt etmet, Lawrence ,
rill, by 1 . 31 deep to Chestnut Street. Price $l3OO. Tema:
g. 500 in hand; ma:dotter at 1.200 per year.
fele/ 5. CUTHBERT & SUS. hi Market st.
TWO Story Brick Dwelling House, with Lot
of Ground Si feet trout on (Hunt atreet, by 91) drop co
Strawberry alley. The House contains a hall, two parlr,
kin - lieu. gaol talliar, Lair ehaialwrs, not garret. Pore
ClOO--$lOO In 11a11.1; remainder at $35) a year.
feir2 S. CUTIIIUOIT & 5415, 31 Market st.
OBT.k IN INi 1 Leans-on Bonds, Mortgages,
Sr.: Posting Books, tusking Conveyances of all kilots.
Deed., Mortgagee. Sc; writing bettors and attending' to Gar
rapoudene; Renting Houses, Stores. Se., attended to ut the
Reel Estate Office of S. CUTH BERT & SON,
c o ,
31 Market street.
TWO Large Warehouses for Rent, situated
ou Water street. /tent $lOO each par year.
feb2 S. rOTHBERT & SON, 51 Market at.
D IVELLINi; Houses for Rent—A splendid
on Penn street, large and convenient, will.
Mae and water throughout the house. The building is one of
the best in the city. Kent per annum.
A pleasant Residence, with two acres of Ground—the
House contains 11 hull, tag rooms and cellar—situate on Ohl.,
lane, Allegheny City. $30.) Ire year.
01/ Pride strmt —A Brick House of four rooms, i 113.1 two fu
the attic—slo per month.
A two story Brick House, N.. 27 Duquesne street_ pro
month.
A two story House on Itres street, nt head of Fifth' 3
per month.
A Frame house on Cl:lrk street. per month,
S. CUTHBERT A SUN, 5I Alarket et,
SEM I —AN N U A L
A. A. MASON A CO.
Announce the opening of the IikLEAT SEMI-ANNtAi
SALE. Their IMMENSE STUCK will all leo ruarkixt dorm
md closed out at from 10 to 50 I.,er cent. leer than reptla
priers. ja:111 '25 FIFTH STREET.
SHAWLS at Reduced Price—A. A. Mitsui
A Cu. are offering their very ext.:lll,lva and laAltionabl,
.Is,urtinent of Bay state, Empire State. Scotch, Itrudie
Thibet, and other Attain, at about two-thirds the u.Nu-i
priere. ja3l
CLOT li S, Cassimeres, Satinets—We are
claming out ,•or 11111110114 C stock of Cloths, Camiinecce,
\eating. Satiuetz, Beaver Cloths, Air., Sc., at uric.* reilocitt
:Al or :'.O tier cent. Um:3li A. A. MASON A. C' t.
LINEN and Ibiusekeeping tiocids---Everx
article lu tir• above iletiartuarict of our Stock cctll l's.
sold at a groat discount trout usual rate,
Jain A. A. MASON A CO.
FRESII ThIAS—A choice lot fresh Green
and Blakek 'rens, received direct from the lmlw•rtei s.
which will he siiid, x holes:de ...I retail, at prices lower that
usual. 5. JAYNNS,
jasl Pekin T St k...., No. 3S Fifth pt.
T ON" ERIN WS SUGARS—Crushed, emirs
Pulverlzod. and Polveri,d, just re,eived by
S. JA NEE, Tea St re.
a:11 Filth
OFFEE— Prime Rio and Java Coffee, gree
for male by S. JA YN ES,
jr.3l Pekin Tea Store, \o. 3R Fifth
f IORN BROOMS-104 dozen Nos. 1 and
Cote Brooms receiving on rounignmenl, Tor nab by
inl4 ATWELL, LEE .b CO
ARROW itour—Another supply of fresh
Dkrmnda Arrow Roca reed by 30S. ?IA:MIMI,
jalZ Oarner Diamond and Market at.
4 MBHUT I PE PICTURES of Childreniare
taken arna4ingly quirk at CARGO'S, 76 Fourth Reel.
jul6
C REAM TARTAR-800 us just received
and fur sale by Jal4l FLEX!! Zifi it Ito&
ALOT FOR SA LE—Coutaintl4.
/A six acres of exzellent Laud, situated on the waters t.
Mutters Creek, in Robinson township, miles from th
city, and near ltioadliead's Fording. The Laud is wel
adapted to Gardening purposes, as It bee sloping to th
South: has a comformblo Frame 'louse 30 fret by it. on.
and a half stories high; a good spring of water at tliodoof
and a variety of choice Fruit Treaty Just commencing b
Fria: gain For further particulars, apply to
S RICHEY, Real to Brokers,
Ooraer Seventh and Smithfield sm.
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
wide by 3t) deep. half above g round, and well light
ed and finished, will be rented un reasormble terms. It
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry allay. En g ulf.
Lja23:tf] OFFICE OF 1401011N1.1
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.-JOHN 11.
mELLOR, Nu. SI WOlKi strut, between
linanund alley and Fourth street, will open
this day, Friday the 26th, in addition to a '
large stock now on hand,
kitiliT NEW PIA-NO-FORTES,
And a complete luld elegant new stock of MASON St HAM
LIN'S MODEL MELODEONS. 1125
PAPER - 50 reams Printing Paper, 24i37
20 reanoo.Printing Paper-23x34;
10 do. Envelope do. 24:31;
Crown, Med., Double Crown Straw and Eng Popet
For sale by ll. T. C. MOIMIAN,
Ja2.5 104 IVood street.
WANTED—A small Farm of from 30 'to
60 Acres, with fair improvements, on the line of
some of the Railroads leading to the city.
Also----One of 60 Acres or thereabouts, within eight or ten
miles, on a good road, and improved.
Apply to BLAKFLY S RICHEY,
Ja24 Corner Seventh and Smithfield efts.
MULES.—Tho subscriber will be in Pitts
burgh, a the Red Lion notch on or about the ?sth of
January, with a well assorted lot of MULES and JACKS.
Ths attention of purchasers La requested.
pc22.112w J NO. WESTBROOK.
_ __ _
BUCKETS AND TUBS
, 100 dozeu. Buckets ;
50 No. 1 Tuba
60 No. 2 do.
SYRUPS -15 bbls. St. James Sagar:House
-10 do. Dougherty & Woodg' Syrup;
O
81111TH, MAID & HUNTER..
For sale by
CODFISII-10 tierces for sale by
P‘l!s
WANTED Immediately—Several Appren
tices to learn the Millinery businois. Enquire of
Mine ELLIOTT, at A. A. Mason & Co.'s, 25 Fifth at. lja2s
EXCITANGE.—Good Land in lowa, Indi
ana, Illinois or nicitigan, to exchange on fulr ten?s
for city property. Enquire of TIUJMAS IVWDS,
THIS CERTIFIES that we hare bad in use
the I'ATENT OIL S, or CUPS, sold byIdOSES
F. EATON, Esti, of Pittsburgh, and consider them very
much superior to any thing of the kind we have ever used.
01110 TOOL CO, by Mort= Taoists, Treas.
COLIMEIVIS, Omo, 27th November, 1855,
For sale by
.143
CIRANT ST.—For Sale, a Valuable Proper
-I.A ty on Grant street, near Seventh, 20 feet front, by 90
deep on Strawberry alley—with a Brick Flew of six roma,
kitchen and cellar. Price 63000. Tyne.. easy,
jar. 2 0u , ,,upg,4:1 , K so.N, 61 Merkel at. •
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x , - -
BASEMENT TO LET.
For tale by
SMITH, MATH .t FIONTER
7b Wonrth trot
M. Y. EATON,
No. SO Forth strcet, Pittaburgh,
Pl'rTSBUItliE LIFE, TIRE AND IVIAFLINE
Insurance Coraiuirry Stock at Auction---Oir
vening, February 7th, at 7 a:clock, at the .forchants'Es
change, Fourth sttoet, will be 1031 d, by order of Jas. D. McGill,
Re.l., Srrretary—
slier. Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine Insuli:lc" Co.
:,!to,k, forfeited for non-payment of instalment.
jai& P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
poitsvTu & scoTT,
ORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers Da, Wool, Hides, *lour,-
BACON, LA RD AND LARD OIL,
Are AND PRODUCE GENERAL
No. 75 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PkreiA.
011:03:1311
Spriuger Ilarbaugh, Pitttabls ben. Wells, We Ohio.
.I,Mn Scott & Co.. " 31. Martin, o • "
F.. D. Junes, Cabh'r Cit. Dep. Bk. Koons & Reratlue, Philo,.
Leech & Co., Pittsburgh. Barnet, Nesbit & GariOtson,
Joseph E. 11:Ider, St. Louis. Phila. i,
Thomas & Grainer, Banker& Ifolruna & Connell., Cincinnati.
Salem, Obi,. f fobllyl iA. D. Rufica,k & Cu.
A ila IsT Canvass told Colors jus-r, —. ,receiyetE..
_CA and for gala by P11113.111:0•31110.3. - 4
Nitrato n trontta, 15 Da.
do.
Clive oil, 400 galls. do. -
White Glue, 6 obis. do.
Rusin, No. 1„ In bblo.
Canary Seed, 1500 Ma. f [obi.]
CNCEN'rRA bnite
TED LYE—This cered
ankle kept cvnatitntly on band In quantitiesto suit
purchasers. lien] PLR:4IINa BROS.
FOR SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ST.
LOUTS, Moe—The lower portion of Block 347, insisting
uu Yletortn!.6 feet, Kosciusko 27E feet, Main IfM feel-
Tbe Iron Slountsin'itallnand runs by ft on RoscitaskO;S-the
Depot being within two agnates. It &well suited for the
Hite of an Iron Works. Enquire at BAILEY, DROWN
CO,R, Pittsburgh, or of TR iSIN mtrru, Attorney 'C
Law, St. Lou in, Mo.
1 J 1
111 So. Ml fid
Sfor side by H. MINER
tiodey's !took.;
Orahaut's Magazine;
Peterson's Magazine;
Baßou's Magazins;
hold %Ws; 4
Le-Ito',,
Leilio's Journal;
Putteun's Magazine;
Blackwood's Magar.ino;
Chambers' k:diuburg Journal;
Ilarper'a Story Book.;
llorticulturtst :
Ilunt's Slercharda • Magazine.
Saban iptt.ns received for any Periodical published:
ji.th IL Silks Eit 2k. CO., No. 3d Sriiiihtleld st.
I~IA(`.A'LINES FOR FEBRUARY-
lrl Frank !o ohs a Ladle Gazette;
Putuanis Monthly Magazine;
Harper'. New do. do.
rbon:eliold Words;
iidey'a Lady's itook;
11.11%M'1l American Monthly 4lagnzine;
Billion's Dollar Monthly Atsynxine
'fliompsou's Bank Nate Reporter.
•
JuEt received and lilt sale by •
W. A. (111JD4'NYENNEY' &
Fifth et, opposite the'lltmtna.
'ILLA'rIMI h; iii
oSu, INO ENGINIiS--Tothe Public.
tonnes Patent haring been obtainiid filed& imj)ruire
_tient Lunde en the Oscillating Engine, the stibw.riliertismuw
prepared to MANUFACTIJUE Ttl UAtsnft EliiolNE9 on
this plat, of coy vice, at one toss *.lit than the -old Shan
Valve .E.l2:ine. This Euglee tuts twouvrononerd hy.eraupe
tent judges t e be the grestrat improverdent off Ehauti En
mule. I feel confidint, after uEdlie one In ,toy
own shop for over n year, and thoroughly halting lta uali
ties, that it must supersede . the old plan. 'There is no doubt
that any good mechanic,on, taamituttion of Its proper Mes,
will readily admit the lm. This improveuse t, doe./ it.tflOY
mills oil the oloatians heretoforet,,t*...4A4thtg
Engines, and entbraceS ntunber iinpurpt adrantigiiis.
It does away with nine-tents of the &Milo'', oconpies only
oue.fourth the spa., and it much less liable to get oot of ;
order: and Wang simple in construction,has Iltltylnr no
wear and tear. The Itevorse and Cut-MI ntetion being part
of the homey/Meat, makes it applicable to all purpows to ;
which any other Engine um be milting/.
Au application hue been made to the-Patentee by an eaten-
Ave Lssaartotive Company in the East fur a right, with a
view to apply it to Locomotive purposes.
Although no advertisement has appeared, previous to this, ,c
the subscriber has not been able furnish anything like / -
the utuals•r of Engines a anted. A few Shop Rights wilt be
told ea reasonable tern",, in order to lutrodw.M it. Engine f,
Rudders mid all interested ere cautioned against haring,-
moot of this patent,. they will moat certainly be dealt with r
Ll , ,,ortling to I.V.
For ititiliTS or information relath's to the Eugi ‘ tiS, en
quire at the Peun Machine Works, of
MOM WIGIITMAN, or of
Tuts. IVIOUTMAN,
Point Boiler Yard.
AL LAND FOR SALE----S 3 Acres tost
Coal, and lbo Acres -surface, immethately back of . E.set
iiirminghant.
This Coal is nearer to the city titan any other In market,
and idle,: a rare chance for purchasers. The surface is it&
voted and beautifully situated for Country Seats, but thirty
minutes' ride front the city, on a road of easy grade. The
ormosphete is clear, pure and bracing, free from miasma and
objectuale to low lands, rendering it one of the tuna pleasant
and healthy locations for residencos. Reference Is made to
Wm. J. Gowned, Jr, Esq., Ate owns and resides on adjaimut
property. It will tie sold In five and ten acre plots, onto-gsther, as desired. If not sold by the first day of March; it
will he disposial of at public sal.
App •
W
ly to Lb tilikkitl, M. F. EATON, J. C. MOWRY; Mir-
•or M. PILILUPS. Esq., corner first and ltova
'streets, or L. C. IIkIPSUIIN, Finis No, Fourth st. tja2eclin
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.(PENNA.)
MATCH FACTORY;
JORILIS, MILE & CO. having secured tho EXCLUSIVE
RIOIIT to use the
MATCHLESS MATCH MACHINE"
In this County, are =king preparations to SUPPLY THE
TRADE WITH MATCIIrs warranted to kw as good na - tlio
best ever brought to this nuirget,
Omer" Nu. So FOUL 191 street, Pittsburgh. jags
QTEAM ENGINE AND PUMP PACKING
ki AND LINING.— Tuck's INtent Elastic Fucking and
Lining, for all parts of Steam Engines and -..eunipseWbere
soft packing is tawd.
Engineers and all others who have-lased this Pecking, ac
knowledge Its superiority over all otlyer kinds known. Its
advantages: great durattility, , saving of tallow, reduction of
friction, consequently saving' of power--a better vactmro Is
waintaMetl on long voyages of vessels than by arty:Ober
material, thereby comomising fuel.
It does not require to be taken oat of the stuffing-box,
but, Icing peeked in a metallic cone, Idled inside the stuffing
1... x, the packing is gradually consumed, thus saving time
anti material.
It is muds in lengths of tehilvn feet, 46 hit Inches dltinHe
ter, and also in sheets of nay size and thtcktiess. ;
Swapleti of the Packing and-modtts tittbut cones can be
, ;et,u, and ortleiw will ha rmetved, at .
W, 8 11AyMni,
ja2,l Statiouery Varebotise, illarket st , corner of Al
TLIE China Tea Store is Nos. 1 and 2 Dia
mond. ia 2o i F. R. DRAW:
FFRESHGround Coffee, (pure,) always oi4
hand at No. DLA.MUND.
DO
6150 Z. Toy Pails;
5 doz. Eastern Buckets:
1 doz. Ceder do.
1 doz. Flour Fails; Just received by
POCKETS Old Gov't:Java Coffee; ,
"d bap No. 1 Rio do.
just received of
Lo Elt LNG S Sugars, all hinds;
Do. Syrup, the beat walla: at ,
MAWS.
WAX, Sperm and Star Candles, tit
JaJ t
AItD-13 bbls. No. 1 Extra Lard!
5 keg, do do . do
Just received on consignment; for sale by A ,
ATIvELL, LEE CO.
BUTTE -I barrel Packed bitter jusl,:re
celved and for sale on conialgnment by
Ja29 ATWELL, LEE & CO.'
EGGS -1 barrel fresh Era; ..
1 keg do _
On consignment, and for salo by
.giN . ~ ATWELL, LEE & CB!
•V{A EMERY OIL-40 barrels receive
ku. and fur We by (jcaij ... lIENEY 11. COLLIE&
ACKERET.,--50 bbls.` No. 3 Large for
sale by (JaZ) ' IL CO 8.
— SI
NS-100 boxes M.R Raisins; R
• 100 drums new M.
30 boxes J u jube Paste.
This day received and fer sale by
ja29 ANDERSON, No. 39 Wood id.
FORSLIA'S LINIMENT—iOne of the Vest
article for Rheumatism, .44., now in use. A jarg a
supply received by JOB. PLE3.11N0,4
7ci25 Corner Diamond and Market st.
T_T ARPER'S Magazine for February--Sub
rl ecription for one year V.4.50.'
Uodoy's Lady's Book for February--subscription: for ono
Yew' s 2,s° '
Graham's Magazine to FeLruart•—:eniiscription Yai
Year • Vti
Lemitis barn' for l'ebrnary—eabscription for one year
B o o th, Magazine jor February entmriptinn tor ox
year $l.
NEW BOOKS 1 NEW BOOKS!
. .
m wwi b l ys t s migaory of thiglaud—cols 3 and 4 of the la
done edition&
Yreacott'a Philip Seco ral-3 vole.
Mimic Life; by dfraldowatt. -„
RCM Clark:Toby Fanny Fern. -..,
And all other new, Bo tha , at IL lIINETt a ,00.44 ,
Je2tY ''' • No. fa' Ihnltidiela atreet.
DAVIS' RUN-KILLER-4 grin for sale by
144 FUMING -MG.
RIME
-,Orivt,lF 4e*
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MIEN
F. IL DRATO