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I PITTSBURGII POST.
TUESDAY MORNING
PRICE-CURRENT
Those intending to advertise in the Price-Cur
rent this week are invited to send in their adver
tisements as soon as possible. THE Eniros.
THE NEWS
The State Treasurer is now paying the Febru
ary (semi-annual) interest on the debt of Penn
sylvania.
It is said the severe cold has frozen an im
mense quantity of potatoes. In the vicinity Of
Columbus, Ohio, it is reported that there are
hardlyfsound ones enough remaining for seed.
Ex-Governor Medill, of Ohio, has had very
bad health for the past year, and now that he is
releived from the care and toil of office ho pur
poses trying the, climate of Florida.. lie started
last week.
The Detroit Free Press warns all spiv the
notes of the Bank of Macomb County, Michi.
gan. It says the institution is n rickety tub
without a bottom. One fact mentioned, which
is of itself a suspicious circumstance, VII that
certain brokers are making extraordinary exer
tions to extend its circulation. Stand from
under.
Out of twenty-two Councilmen in Wheeling,
twenty-one have just been elected against the
Know Nothing ticket. The Know Nothings had
swept Wheeling clean; under the cry of " For
eigner," '• Pope," ••Jesuit," &e., but after two
or three victories, the people were unwilling
longer to countenance the humbug, and hence
the uprising of the people, and the downfall of
the Dark Lantern oligarchy.
An article appeared in our paper yesterday
morning so full of errors that we are compelled
to correct it. We were made to say that the ex
penses of Cuugrese up to the time ut organization
were over $20,000 It should have read. over
$7200, OW
We designed to say that the fault of so lung 11
delay was entirely with the opponents of the ad
ministration. The Democrats were the only par
ty in the House that showed any inclination 1..
withdraw candidates ur make any efforts to ter•
minate the controversy. They presented three
or four different candidates, while the 6.N
and Free Soilers held on to ohnuxioti candidatt
until almost the last ballot.
It makes very little difference who is Speaker.
as we have said before. A Democratic Senau
can prevent mischievous legislation, and Mr
Banks can appoint just such 'committees as In
pleases. He is too factious and rabid an aboli
tionist to preserve any degree of prudence, an ,
will not be able to secure and maintain a work
iug majority of abolitionists in the House Ili
majority was but three. He is but a ininorit .
Speaker. He and his ftieuds have neither th
prudence nor the fairness to maintain II control
ling position.
MR. SICW'ARD'S SPEECH-WAR
Senator Seward has made a speech in the
United State, Senate whial fully sustains all
that we have heretofore said in relation to Eng
lish aggressions in Central America. lle show,
from the records, and from the most reliable
sources of information, that in despite of the
solemn treaty of I:7S:k.) between our goverumeut and
that of England, the latter has seized by force upon
several important point+ along the coast of ten
tral America, and is fortifying them with a s ;ea
to obstruct and control our routes of connuere.
between the Atlantic States and California.
That treaty stipulates that England and the
United States will jointly construct a railroad
and canal acran+s the best route through Central
America. and that it should be equally open and
free to both countries, and to all nation. And
it was also stipulated that neither country should
fr urn the date of the treat• estdidssa or ' , Weida,:
any colonies, fortifications or protectorates in
either of those States Such Was the treat y
England now refuses to keep the contract. lu
has already violated it is several instances. Sit,•
holds on to her protectorate of the Nlusquito
territory. She has within a year seized upon
the large island of Ruatan un that coast, and
fortifying it. She has acquired the entire con
trol of the State of Costa Rica; and has in fact
assumed the control of the whole eastern coast of
Central America. A more palpable violation a
treaty stipulations has never been laid to tho
charge of any civiliTed nation : and Mr. Seward
proves that such has been the e.mduct of Eng
land. lie takes firm ground in favor of a prompt
resistance to such aggressions, bi/I,.,ire if tieees
aary.
aceord4 to the Pre,ident full credit f
hit ng done all in his power to enforce the
treaty, and procure a peaceful solution of th.•
difficulty: and says it now rests with Congre,l
to adopt such measures as the facts demand.
He recommends that Congress authorize the
President to give notice to the English govern
ment that if does not withdraw its colonies, pr.-
tectcrrntes and hostile armaments from that re-
gion, according to the terms of the treaty. in
twehe month, this country will neck to rar~•r , ..
a compliance with the trinity nt the end of that
time. H e then recommends that we mat,
.pexdp prepnrutiune for the runte,t if it w,,t
cume.
Such sentiments from the head and front
the Republican part} must ttecasi, , u home lithe
surprise to those who Lave hitherto pretended to
believe that it is the Democrats who are w1:1-
ing to embroil thie country in a war. (len.
has also made a speech in which he folly c,.in
cides with Mr. Seward I , a the points involved.
and sees reason to believe that the had fait Ii
and aggression of England may result in war
Senat.r , Claywn of Delawaro iknd
Virginia are or the manly• of piuiuu. lu fact
thus far, the Senate seem, unanimous-,
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
The Convention of K. S.'s which meet , at
Philadelphia on the ltsth inst., will have quite a
number of nuts to crack. It is is national Con
vention, and is designed to make a platform for
the whole party, north, south, east and we , d.
and nominate a candidate for the Presidency
The slavery question will he up again for discu
sion. They failed to agree upon it before. Will
they succoed better now
But other questions have to be settled also.
In Louisiana native born Catholics are admitted
to the order, and there numbers, it is said, have
joined. Can a national platform be adopted that
will not exclude them! Again, in Wiseousin
the President of the State Council has issued a
decree to the subordinate Councils, making
eligible to office protestant foreigners who are
thoroughly trained and educated in American
principles ; and as a consequence such protestant
foreigners may bo admitted to the order, but
never in numbers exceeding one third of the
native born citizens in each council.' Can this
uew feature be worked into the national plat
form': We shall see.
What a flattering invitation to our natural
ized citizens: Provided they are thoroughly
trained in American principles they can, on proof
of that fact, get into the secret order, provided
they only go in sufficient numbers to bo out-voted
three to one on every question of difference of
opinion. We are compelled to conclude that the
Convention of the pith will result in two or.
three splits, instead of one no last year. A
large portion of the N. N.'s are opposed to a
nomination for the Presidency so early. So the
Convention may not undertake that nt this tim e .
But in an effort to make a national platform the
Convention will in all probability break down as
before, and the party be utterly dispersed and
broken ujf thereby.
OMR RIVER IMPROVEMFENTT •
The 11e:ii. , 1 tit 'Fla.le of thi, city ha, made
movement in the right direction in reference to
the improvement of the tILio river. It Will be
seen that they'Eave proposed n convention to be
held in cincinnati on the Ist of May, to take into
consideration the whiffe subject, including the
various modes of impteving the river, that have
been proposed. This is a step in the right direc
tion. Subscriptions to the stock of the company
cannot readily be obtained until the kind of im
provement to bo made is decided upon, and until
the different States and cities inrerestt4 in the
work are aroused to its importance. If the nu
merous cities that would be benefitted will send
delegates to that convention crime uniform plan
of operations can be adopted, and then legisla
tive action in the several Statev bordering on the
river can oe obtained.
FEBRUARY
It will he seen that Mr. Copley k to be em
ployed to visit the legislatures of the several
westerly States, and bring the subject to their
attrntion lie k. well qualified for that task.
lie ha: devoted much time and thought to the
matter and thoroughly understaudtt it. Nothing
is wanted to enlist most of the western States in
the undertaking but that the ~übject be fully ex
plained, and it+ importance urged in a proper
manner. We like the idea of a convention and
Cincinnati as the place for it: Below are the
resolptions adopted by the Board of Trade:
•
sneer, Believing that the improvement of the
river, is the most important enterprise now
claiming public attention, and that the time has ar
rived for pressing it to a thorough and successful ac.
complishusent, and in view of the numerous and
widely separated mercantile and manufacturing com
munities which are deeply and direbtly interested
in it, and moreover, because we have reason to be
lieve that the country is now prepared to enter ebr
nestly into the prosecution of the enterprise, there-
fore, be it
That the several Chambers of Commerce
of the commereial cities, both East and be in
riled to cu.operatt pith us in the preliminary mole.
meat , neees 4 ary to an organization or the Compani,
and in pressing the claims of this great enterprise
upon Congress, the Legislatures of the tractsl
States, bordering upon that river. and upon the trier
chants, manufacturers and property holders of the
various eater and towns a 1..., interest kill Lc 144.-las•
ficialls affected by it.
Re•oif That immediate measures be taken to
procure the requisite f . oneurrent legislation in the
several Staten bordering upon that riser, and that to
this end ue hereby eolieUr in the appointment of
Josiah Copley, Frig.. to visit the sea oral western
cities, for the purpose iit bringing about a harmony
of iiews. tv to the mode of improvement, unity of
action in its )In...wailful. and 01 4 , 10 . m -ring and
operating is ith the se, mai Chambers of Cianutere,
and influential' citizens in the procurement of such
legislation.
Ri..oietJ, That 'elide we fully apprise of the
plan of dams aril locks for improi tug the lihm rise,
in the rummer set forth in ti reimid pohlication issue
by the Board, yet see are nilfiug t 44 dolor tc the tina:
judgment of all the parties interested.
firo.fetfl. That the seven) Lod towns.
Chambers of Commerce. liourik or Trade, and iithrl
associations interested in the enterpri.e. i.e invited
to express their siew, to rrhauuu to the iii4ssle 4.1 till
provemeht, and iu general iu relation to the whole
subject., so that the legislathfu is, i.e4slotp.lll,l oast
iionform to ahateser mode of impr , ,eutent 0110 tilts:
be Matti:di, Dot:reed upen.
That in our opinion the important
nl,eet in e. , :rtetnplatton wall I he greatly prAnoted
by the railing alit general son Itu in trinnati.
I
on May lot, I which the eo n alth .,, a l na t er ,..t
of both the Atlantis borders, and the great eeutrni
valley may be equally represented.
itoboleed, That in our opinion it would i.e dtseour
teous to the litilueroll, Utermintile eoninnunntiol no
dint' nu o,
tly tuterested the enterprise, auld thereto,
nunpolttie. to make any general 9..t10rt to „b./van
or to orgltlitre u company, until Lutot,tirel are taken
to obtain e•xueurrent legiolation in tine State- border
ing upon the 1.111 . 1•. ,ver, until the prop-, l eon
Netltion shall indurate the 'node ot impro‘ethennt I.
sir:vide and the plans lor earn Inv! it mt. , oo,ees,tru
, That these pitectircitlig.; pllbliAbt , i
lite set rr•~l paper• of Ll4l.l.•tt{. and that the
0/ the sclera' vale, ih the
1,,k. Le re,}reelfkill. 1,111e.>t0.1 t.. la\
their rea.h.r,
Annual Report of the Superintendent of
the Phila. and Columbia Railroad.
We hire receised from liarribuirg, paniphie
copies of the annual repiirt the Superint.in
dent of this work. frotu which we gather ',rill.
valuable inf.,rutati..n The nutnlier ..1 emignui
pa:i..,engers eunveyed daring the year was
and of other passengers the nu777l.er
miles travel,' ,ti the road hy the tra:ne bell •
The receipt- fir 1,7,-enger, Bat t'
baggage and loud earrno,:y, ea
ut . the We-telle-ter hu-itie- , The ar-t
ward through freight hir the Pennii , y;
11:1111 . ..11i1 NV, 7h, I:17 lob,. The a h.:.
amount of colleethins in wei-twaril freight an•
cats was 216,0.", - , 87, which,.l6o .s 1 tta
al Philadelphia., 2:: at Paoli. , if: a
Parkersburg, .Sl. - i22 5.1 nt Lanes-ter
whole amount, iit s freight tonnage arstwar•l u,
"f uhiet, 1^:. an. through
Jastward freight toutiap. wan •;47,71. , . whi.•
2 1 ;r.,:in7 wan trrough. tot, berg to
the Pennsyllania Itai!roail The
of eollectoin-i iin tonnage sti car• easi(waril are
westward, tea- ' . -7 ,- 77.n .I' , 7 ., 7, niel the tuft
pii;bl)l2, which :, , 2,70.2 was ti rough.
the year the extit.rtee of working and 111111111.1.
lug the rend woo of which
fr.: was fir sunbry ex)e-t , e- incur, eii for t:,
purchn-e of 7u:whiner) for tl7
shops, 7777 7 i other inTruNenient. ; for r. pa rt
51(4,34:!. 17 : for tran.p.rtati.n .
uperintenden , Aze , for worksh
expenses 71, 3:,7 .",4: an I for tn..tive
• i tt,t, the filloaing tabu:,
statistics from the report .
in. ru!. men(
E. 0.1 th, 11,, I.
rnari a
iloare
Im rr,w.. 441.40,.
id • !
Slionid he made lii the to!I :hi , I
the pre , ent )ear, the euperihteo lent
a large inervw , in the rely b e
and he retnark- , . that for a few ear•
the reductions made in tell- has i• tnesente,l the
State from deriving a iholit frill the inerets-e
hosines- Front passetigel the)
the s . ,.opipt. 51,12 &11 1 . 1 ' , 1 1 / it•— , than the presi-,,-
year. while the expense. , of the tr 11, were
mare than in owing to the great ,
uuniher tripe, lu l l t., the of a larger pr“
portion o f wood ror fuel, i•onl being found oh, .•
Grumble MI pa , ,zenver during the siliamm
and fall mouth , . The CIF,' tof eat ' rviug 11111 p•i ,
senizer wa' five eitntu move tha n i n Tl„ e
profit over the working i•xperise+ and nere ,, ary
yearly repairs in !S.W.. than the
previous }ear. while the net lirtotit, user all eV
perlditt/re. except the •reconstruction of ii
track, were greater than in
During the ear, ati increase of loading to tlo
freight earn was permitted. the long cat , being
Snowed to entry 34,0111, the short car
tc„ooo pound, , In this way, a greater number
et too, were forwarded in a less number 4.1•
but the euperititensietit think+ t h at the itaniage
done to the ears and the nod the inertia-ii
of power required to haul theta, Inure thilll 0, or
balances the flaring gained by the additional
l oa ding . All of the earn on the road, except
those owned by iudividaa6 l have badly construct
ed pivots, and, instead of the whole weight rest
ing on the bolster, it is borne at thr6e points, in
the centre and each end. Fuels car-, he sayi,,
are totally unsuitable to the road. During the
ear, the'number of trips made he luromotise
wa+ bring 4Th in e:,,,ese or the previon ,
year. The results obtained from a greater use
of bituminous coal, prove that, upon this road,
it call be substituted for wood with considerable
advantage. In July=dast, the Stiperintend,nt
contracted fur five new locomotives, three of which
have boon delivered. The other two are passen
ger engines, 'mil were be put on the road in
December or January. During the past year the
locomotives have been overworked in conquetice
of the increase of business, and the report com
plains that the deficiency vf motive power is a
drawback on the road
THE CIRCLE or CULD.—The range of cold is
wider this year than in any year on record.
They are putting up ioe four inches thick, formed
in the river about Austin, Texas, in about lati
tude 304, or only about live degrees north of the
tropics. The effect on vegetation, south, par
tiouiy, is bad. Florida, the orange trees, it
is feared, are ruined. in the neighborhood of
Louisville, Ky., the peach and other fruit i.rpen
have been killed by the frost. In North Caro
lina, thousands of dollars, It Is said, have been
lost by the Injury done to the pine trees of that
region, though we supposed that that tree could
stand cold. In Virginia the apricots have been
almost entirely destroyed. In Boston, the cold
weather was so severe that the linden trees which
adorn the sidewalks, split with the frost as if
a wedge have been drivep into them, But these
will close up again in the spring. The phe
nomena of the life awJ grpwth of vegetation. an
der polar colds, is yet unexplained,
t: ~,.. '~Li .~.~1
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OZ'Atitrtlrtr`of tire Good Vatifes or our CifT
1.1,: i IL , ulna ('ELEBI:ITEI)
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N YORK, Ft•bnluty' 7,
• I le•reby to tit, lesblie, that a alibi of ntioe. four
yettrl 1,114 irmble4tilth wuruts, I was Intittewl to por
,ha, i.,t 11sttelf . CelebrabliXersuitoge, which
tit4o ,, nit wissOt brought,ttuny tuf
trn
tuense number k• or Cli* iLI pptchtv nod string*: many - bad
_the ntstrearsner pieees. My child to noi en
joying moat e>crlle II areal th. 1 take plea., its reconstunuci•
Jug it to both young rts .50 of the beet inedicinue I
ever used. M - te. ANN JY)11., , A }N, as Moth et.
Purcbosom will 111,nce be careful tc. ask for Dr. ArLanel
(.I'lebrulrd rernitfuge, zutaitir.Aured by FLHILING Baps, uf
Pittrlsurirlt. PI, All other N prultrugeir, in rOmpurblon, tarn
Dr NI 1,11,, errutfugv. /dm) Iris Mc
-1,1,1,1 1.1.... r Pill, all Do. ha , 1.1,1 at all respectable Drug
Itlwut thu Sigruttivro FLENLINU
liftvn=
A is, I - , woe 1.3 the sole proprieturd.
FT:EIVITNO BROS,
Bnccorsure to J. Kidd A Co.,
Nu. 00 Iroo.l street, corner of Fourth
iib - When we en Ida I dler that 150,000 Istintan beings
dir of Cnitatimption annually I ho United Stab.em alone. the
import:lu, ...dame which will cure all the Pulueiriery
au.. croon hauling in flit coluplitifil.., and riot arreat Inct bi
oyez- lifter if lin. ita prerienonlfi 511 ,4 systtifit, lined
be adniiitteil to to. all catiinite Thle nvnilerful lii•
t, Lie 12vri Syrup
La,rworl. Tar and Cbnc...halagua, toil the voices and dig
iiiittiri.l of a multitude of recovered patients ratify thsi
marl the eridence. ]tend the letter , contain.
Mg the moues and realdences of the writers, publiatied it, the
pamphlet I^. be had of the Agents, and tit, list of uttext..,l
cunt, which is amttuunily lengtheninglu the columns of the
newspapers. Ctinviction will then be Dot a matter
but if necessity. Au advertisement with faille; forte ap
pmra to another e•duntn.
do, Per bale, whulasale cud retail, by ii. . SELLERS &
, Wo.si and Second streets.
.S.dd also by lIENDEILSON & BRO., Liberty street; II P
Ii NV AItTZ, tad & 3IeK 1:S NAN, Allegheny
City Ja2nita st 1 NV
Atir Important to Farmers.-Now Utlit.ov
r i a.. EG ETA ELLE CATTLE I qilV DE IL—nu-me
r. ere put. up itpaths, and ere really a gotott
1,
u. I. 4 AO). (..r onus,
nth, ..r0 rcecll.•Lt
1211111=
Fee Attic). .01) auple, t.tiaite.o of
!It'll cow-. but they Ile rate the .ittubty 11.4 well as In
..e the .iwthty milk aIA.I butter The pr.prlebu a Kat
.1 it Mk I q./.
/111 L) :I k.//1 /13/i .1 'Kati.] to
111 tL 1.• t iltottd I.mtv.•
11.'1 rt •tty • it., tt I tint! Lor t.• t.k nth
las ~nit. 1,1, 1 • I it. •I tti flat,,; u. yr cwt
=ID
.‘,A) I.y thA a.AI n. improv , . IhA u.p nun
i . 14, • • • II:, A; pnlwni fw• $l.
01,1. II K tn .
P' ..1
ottl: Wllukuth, nod 144.1 Agvist.
Prom I lie N. 1 ork National Monitor
1 , 1.1.1 . 14,, 21 - 11,4, Oat 1•I ha. don« twav
an,ll.,ratt , I.uniskul,) MI6 led nub lung
[up lkau nu) ••au t
hyt
• •t rtig.l , a ~111 r4l , .4 lb,
t t.t.titt,rt I; •11 nc Ipt it; I 4 .11 All rt.
,u I ,
I. m't• ILA
L.A1.4 IL,at ,1,-.•ilerz , l lan*,
n.. their CAI., tr.'
-Drl't ;LA , k , for ..14411..t1 and onl)
gvittsine
ui_ Saud.' r I /a.... cr,r.;
.41 tlo. rrtr•rlit, rrrn.r..l
r irurr'‘ irr, tL. '•I•• it; 1,--. r t:la. 5.4 tag,:
}AI, Gam,luit.
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rid t• S.11::-APAI:ILI.A
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4.,er Batchelor'. Bair Dye -.II.thItANTED
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w,l upt,ll,l it th... {Asst Fn.
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Stockl, t2l.llllll4lllllirry fur \{'lnter.-
1! you ti••tt't Irtytt y• •ttr 1,,i !nu, it it I , w I attsd t
iil ..1 i.. , ar, i . t., r' Dill,. , u
•,( ptloti nod Imy mottle of I
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ntia etrvi,,priate gat i, N
.1: 14. put. Laz.:::l dbAAI: for froli
1101:tiAS, A (AI, 114 Str [4.1
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41g-Coll al No. 164 Wood Illtrcrt, and 1-
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ur 111 II(:11, PA.
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ii tRINE INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
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lIIMILEMEMBI
Ctlllll2ll 1,11i',71 11. ..11,121. LIS T. ,
Chartered Cupltnl, $500,000.
1711 I'. 31.1i,v_VE .0 N L\ /-I.\ U IIiA.YNPORTA riuN
A k IttlN S 1.1 ITINC, ITT, Preni,lent.
t.31t1:1 N 1:06 EltS, 1. ,tary
tiE ,, litiK VI NO, Treanor,
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lad and La., .1.1..1nt1n,1 L d.idlpt th. I,usint.se
1., it asailakk r% k. I.rudviic..
in, it, ,ft.”..., with a.kitl.d men vi 1,1,01
LAJui ,Ind . l
.! NEWTON 31 , 5135. Agrht
1./11..w 1m: ut.ll 1:11,m and r.s.m.msiblii firms
lii Pitt»-
burgh Ifio,. filfilmn,sl I eierollio• t.a 16.111, with rt-gurtl tu
stfibilit; uuA 1.1.JU1L,1114•41 ~t ii, MY/Mb/A:MI t•rel .
Gnnpniy .
K rain, ,t }imam
ligml . r.t. 1' Smith er.
Juus.s, l'lrrfifin s Cu..
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JUGS 11. spoEspEnuk:li i
RI) tigltT FINNEY, S,crutury.
C IV. BATCHELOR, thweral Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
NA RLYE AND FIR R RISKS.
0. W
• N IllaCif
• U. Vpallo,
• L). Cocbrun,
Jullu CAughey,
b S. Elrymi,
David
J fl. Shgentwrer,
e. W. 13 . 4t.r401ut,
Liao,: M. Peuno , li.
W SS. Vurtiu,
11.1'. Lord, Jr..
George 9.
trip. All Losaea i,ustained by partios insured under puliciog
isinnal by thni Gdinpany will be liberally adjusted and prompt
ly paid at itti OFFICE, IC, lt9 WATER STREET.
lin Sabbath night, JOHN THOMPSON, aged in years.
Ills tutierul u ill mite place TICIS I , AT (Tuesday) at lo'rleek,
from his late residence on Leer.* street., next dour to Dr.
Sproul's Cburell, Allegheny City. The friends of the family
me Invited to nitend, trithvnt further notlee.
FOR RENT--The Three Stury Dwelling,
adjoining the residence of Janea Brown, Esq. 01/
Reenod Bank in Allegheny City. ;
Inquire of BRIJWN i KIRKPATRICK,
feb,5:1% . • Nu. 193 Liberty street.
D RY uooDs at Reduced Prices—A. A.
mesoN e CO ere reducing the prices on every do.
scripciou of Dr) Lioods. Bilks, Shawls and Dress (foods re
duced 25 per cent.
{ J _s
rNITED STATES MA L
Pt/ST (rfirlCE akPAIITNI ENT. 1 .
January
POPOSALS fig' conveying the Mails
di, the United Staten (rote July 3.. /8013, to Jun o :kb 1 , 00.
inclutdve, in ail, State of pRNNSYLVANIX,NrIIIbe ns-etved
at the:Cuntract oWne ofthia Depattintwit Uhtil P of
14th APRIL next, cto be decided by the it 'OfMAY f0i1...
lug,) on the nsntvland in-the times herein specified
•
32ttd From liflllittow ti. be Oakland Mills, IV'Allisuvnvil le ,
Mt.. Pliqtaant Mille, and Freeburg, to S
lin's Grove, 34 miles and back. twice n week.
Leave Mitlllutown 'ruwatay and Friday at 7 a :
Arrive at &gilt's Grove acute day by N p ni;
Leave Selin's Grove It ednesday and Sat order at 'la uL;
Arrive at ailltintotvn name days by 7 p w.
Proposals for a third weekly trip are invlted.,
3297 Fr Reetisvillu. bt Kishavoqulllts. Belleville, Allen,.
and Airedale, e, Mill lteek.22 miles and back,
three limey n week.
.I.eave Reedsville Movichy,Ntieduesday, and Friday id '2
pm;
Arrive at Crock next do,. by I'2 m:
Leave Ntlll Creek Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday at
.`lt4 p mt -
Arrive at Itetsleville neat days by 11 a in.
32515 From ltoedsville to 1.0 - k's Mil. b miles and Ise•k...ne
eek.
Leave Itet4lsville i . ..aturday at 1 I ti
Arrive at I..ooksville scone ,119 . by 1 p to:
Leave leek's Mill Saturday at s a tic
Arrive at Iteedaville name day by 10 a in ;
3299 From Lewiston a, by lteodsville. 211 limy. tar's
Millo, essutre Hill, and F'leatitit Gap; to Bellefonte, :12
miles and back, six tune. a week,
rases lAttYl4l“wn doily, except Sunday. after the aryl
vol of the Harrisburg until, at 7 t 2 a m ;
Arrive at Bellefonte moue day by 4 p in:
Learn Bellefonte dully, except Sunday, at 7 It In;
Arrive at Lewistown earn.. day In 2 , , p
3800 From Huntingdon, by McOonnollstown, Jatnee . Creek,
Stouerstowit Allaquippa and Wisely Run. to Bed
lord, 4I mike and biwk, eta ttliu, n week by railroad
Alltiquippa,l2b at usual mrt.tut, end by u
schedule satisfactory the department.
3301 Prom Shaver's Creek. hr N,,t Barre, )lanor Ilill, Kriel
Barre, Ennio - ilk, and NicAlliv)'s Fort. and Ureter
wood Furtis,, to Itelitrill, atilpa and hart, three
ttativa a week .
Laura Shaver', Creek Tu.sday, Tlaireday, an.l Sater•
day at 12 111 :
Arrive at Belleville Kam. Faye 1,, p n.:
Leave Belleville Nl.m.lay, Wedneeday an.l Fri.la, at a
Arrive nt Sisters Creek *tune time by 4 p nt
From Tyrone, by Plitt hp.burg ant Clear.
..n at rtka.l dot
atoll trout Elio Eaat—Wil at IA t 1 nt.
)111,.. at cloarti..l.l oaate .I ty 1., 7 p m
heave eltattllobt anti). oxtatpt tola) ill Kt Itsat of
tln )Ir:ahrtllt• Id I
Arent at Tyrl... 'Wile tilt, t 9 1 p
Tax; F nnu Tyrant, Sinatra 31111 d IfLq,,, 1..
tatltlnattt, 7c milt. mad I.ank. oat, a a ...•k
Le to Ty, oat. Friday at 10n at
Art, at Nom IStutttlagtott manta Jay to vp at,
latate \nu ,tay ai 'a,,, ,
Arrive at Ty rotas na.u...la) at f. put.
S.kol ) I out Ilt.llidayklturglt will Spatot o Mal+ 4 , N I artla ,
burgto 13 loth, ttutl Igo k. tot , taut. n arrl,
I..eivee t vitt : 4 011LIIIV, I:kr
Arrive at Mitt tot.] tot wit .1/11.1.' j•
AruNittirtin.iturAlt tlati ext - tlit i-ttiebti ttt Na lu
m Ott 110111.1 n) ybuneb day It, II r y a It,
006 Irtsut Nitirttite.Litt ,41t. I
.! Clt•t C.,al
Nittottt. ate] ett Ititl.llll to
Iltitrritettlitilt-.:7 uul. , zmd ~ D •. n wt.-it
Leas t• "fue,titt3 at • a tit
Arrive at lint - I,..ttrille ,anze 7 I.
I,ttie tile it: •n 'Li,
Arrt , ut )turtittutturull set! 1.. y ttt,
.L.:111; Vl,l. Elu•stAt.ult, I» Otrr N.•ts titan's Nllll,
Aire
at Elo•ii.t.ur,,, •at L. , . 1.1 4 1)1) ,
1.)i: rt. Ki•ot•l)urg. ~)r
114••.. , 1'1)))• -) Sa1)1 ,
b dlr II Tll/11// / IL , ,Itattll ' t
mile+ and back. tu,••
k.lavn»hurg )111,1 k rsL.
Armr nt ,111111. ‘1,11..)..»)..1/••• I.v ,) I, 111
1,),), "1111111) n )1)111 14 ».,1 1)1 ,0 •
Ai 1 a. at 1,, . 0 p rn•
Zeit , Flatretliurg. Stant,. tti..tig-t•iwti. I u
it:Merit.. Wankel !lilt. Kilt air
nil ei•y Butler. 7:I, tally ,
and La. L. tv I, wiatk
Tutor Elaiutiburr .11titelit) u,t Tlitiralav at a v
Arrive at Butler re at dap. at 4 i• u•
Irate 40(1, 51 , m , Lat and Tharsda at tII
Anita at ElietioliurK prat .lay. 1.1 4 p in
:1 , 9 !twit Itinirel by LA% et - Ilwr a.. Tumid. Saltaliu r r
Coal Port, Apia., nail
Frierpurt, nuirl tav:k. ~11,3 a Is 4,1,
Leal, Blau vir tile rvi.tay nu.
Amt.* at lirr.l)irt await •lav t•V p
Lea,,' Fre...taut Thutetlav xi n
Arch.. ,14/11r itey in a 1. 111
F . nrVnalt Lit threat 1111“ , , d«,L , r .15 11151.-.
week iterviie I...aaitat.avig. are
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arid. :14 Mal+ and buek,tx tulles x strok
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Lt-nte El,usburg Ttu•nduf Tlzur.utu, And ,nturdat ut
h ut
Arrt, itt Neu luau . .. Nl/11 , du,. lot 1 p
\ ‘llll- ‘%,..tuttp.lat Fr
da) ?5 a Ilt
'AU 1 . 0.1 Milli,. tit, by ilattatz-t. Clat ttltt
ttat lAttattnatt and t , ttotatt
:tub* alai lack. oast. a utt-k.
Ltns , R 1,11,111 1, t‘attirttny at
Arrs , r MII Mk rrt.rn 4alno .11i1 bm J p w.
Crum. Kblarttat Fri.l.ll Iml a ,
Arrl.r nt i
Mat ravnlbt .11,11 , nt ,tsp
1111 Ern. I.) !Nru A
Cbarkdburg atat Kt•tt t It. I athaitt, ntibn tt tat Ittttlt
atm. Ittratta a a nttk
iraanttburg Mt./Oat. NI - twin...lA) and Frith) ,
A trkr nt Inthana At'
Indians Tne. , 43‘ , , 9.ntardAy. i.
Arf Iwo nt g +nit, mt fttp
1114 Fl,llllinr , o-hurr, let line,' I',.lnt. I. Sal, at
init... mei , c.ck thee. tiaiet
lA,se tire.
nt 915 in:
Arrl,..l: , ablit X 11..1. eon.. ,tet la.
Intat , Salem 1 1 SalUr
.lay at 1 p to ,
Arron ul iireett.her name Lay. by 1p w.
•31 3 Frain uranaul•tir.; It, Ilarrenat City. Nlnae: Dale, a! , I
Murrysville.. 54, Ina;lit's keel c, '2ll toilet au: k
twice a week.
Leave Clraanktatrg br Tu.-.,.t at; I rettLet at Vat to
Arrtte at Loam, . I , nrls , ins by 111
. Fell) That nit•lCaininlay al I LE.
Arr.,' at 4,enennletre, KA/9..1 . ,.. I, .1
W 1 at
214 Fcan Niadin•e 5., en t
I.llle. anti hack. enr, a week
Learn tireennhurg Tlattetseta. at I p rn : •
Arrive at Went Neu uni same la. I, p
heel. Walt Newton, Thar...tar at rt u nt •
Arrive hi imatt,sharn main , , 114, hr 1 I fa
1 . 1.411 N 1 ,1151 Vienna:lL •atnell.,ll.
Had 11 .antrale, L. att.•wit. 5,551. n. and , 1
ill Woo. awwek
I.na, 51.411,5 I'leanAnt Lttl, • ept ' , 111 , 11, 011 .1
inatl Iran linitienharclt— an, , lii
Arrive , at 1 aion,wa .ante •Inv h. 1 p re,
Lonvr I t0.01t.," t.I. opt at 't n to
Arm. at Nlout)t Pl.avvi , him hr V a tn.
Fr•an it-s.
hart', Berl:It, 1. milt, a4tl
twark. Connellavilk :+nturita , at It a 111
A rtiva at a:: to
Lear hunt. Trida% at 0 a
Arrlso at C..01.311+001 , ny p at
Waahington. by Ilk.' tutu:l,lle. Gold ,
11111. N10ti.mg....1,,1a (Ito. i1.,b1.•••., Nra ton
m,nd.n and \l'Kettn . . , .l.l:+ttand. to Stoltat Itlsoaant
40 milt., and hadk. daily
hastst ItTatthltottot..t.tly at na ,
A rrivn ..itut , any on 1.1
.11111‘ •1 tlw u.s.l
trio 0re...t0/burg - soy lut
A rrlv. at a•hlttion \ t t,a a
3341 Front Waahlngton, 1., liniTal Nit.l•ll..ton. 111.1 t.
prtulo•nee n. 1.1 Vnat lrr a, t.. %V. Ilat•nrat aa ut.las
and bark. tl.rno tint, a neadt
Ltstse Washlnktton Aloud/as. SS solussday 611.4 Vtl.tay
ca it.
At 11%a at ST+.llshurith satin, dals by 12 m:
laattro Wallsiturgh Tuestia%, Thursday and Saturdat
at 0 a La;
Artiv4+ at St ashingtou vune days 1.% 14 al
Itntponsls for sixdintos-atar..,A +tarsus , van Insult...l
From Wa.thltutton. by t'lonta.ra. .11,_
I.ll.ltos‘tlls and Chard. 11111 1.. Su•nl—lns klle
.aura and has,
Itatt. - . 14 t, Thorada% at tt ta
Army nt boollos...t1 1 .• •tattot oat 11 .S lu.
Laura SliatlatltYlllo VrblaC at ?CA 11.:
Art+, nt IVashingtoti .Lit at pu.
3343 lirntu Wwthlngton, I+% I al. Huron. Prostaulty .n.. 1
(Anat..) 'd \nib. 1-, \cat posttt-, ~1 1 41ittst tI OI I .IOI I
thrao II sionti
1,441 t• Washbnitoll Tuoada%. Thursday toot Sat t
at Ca nt;
Am, e at Wa%n....tang. aunt , data 1.% 12 in
1...a5.• R Itynrelail, I . t.altittstlay toot l'll.lay
at Ca n.:
A I Iv,. at ‘VaAloalaton tamp. days by 12 at
Proles:ale for rnsvalres-a vr.s.ksorvire aro 'l,, nod
3141 }cant 11' 1 1,s1nngt,,,1 1 , I....aust 11111. Ilh . kdo. Cl,.r?,
Valley. Burgettstesa. Heron,. Pranktort Sprla
Poe, Kendall. Hoot:sten, and I.leornetda ti to
Snuth's Ferry, 41 mnos 1..1 hark. twin, a week.
Leave Washington Nlondav and Thursday at I, a ta
Arrive nt Ferry 'start days ny I p w,
Leavo Stailit`s Ferry Tlaaalay . at 1 p tn. and Frain, or
0 a nt,
Arrive ert 11/eshingtott 11,,1te,4 e 1et . 1 by tt w, tint Fti
kitty by 7 p m.
'1343 From Wasblngtvel I t Tayheyst3, in 9 ettilez ait.l
I wive a \ 43 , 434;
Wzateile,e.4l 13,1“ , —.44y mud Steltlolny ett
pmt
A ill% t. at TAN KAALNlsrlytkinu ;lay* L;)&N . ; pot ;
Tu ) ‘‘ Urday At I
P
AMT. at W1t4111144141 .1110 clays to S p m.
2345 l'rum Smith's Ferry. Ly oluoville and Mark Hawk
to Ihuilogwn. 12 1 2 miles and back, once a a eel;
Lxayu Smttlt•s Ferry N .Inesday e 4 S 4 nt ;
Arrive at LLtrltttlttut, .‘the arty Oy k nr;
Lkavu Calrlingtun Wl4lnotlay at I p
A rrlv, at :4111itlf/i Forty 0410 day 11 - 5 p in,
3147 Pram Mai earl . % OP Stand. by New :Marilyn. Watt's
Ulna, Iladitwa and Fulton, to Tinker Rat, 11 nide.,
and bawl, thrt, tituoi a a oek.
Lea,' McKuan'i Old Stand Tinwday, Thumlay and
Saturdit) at u It m;
Arrive at Tinker Run same days by 12 na
Leave Tinker Run Tu.+day, Thursday and Saturday
at 2 pm;
A ril.e yf .1 4 clkoun'6 Ul4 Stand Immo days t, 8 p nt.
S'.l9 t'n,nl Utost Middiotown, by Patt , riion+s ):1111s. Cry
Civuk vlltagv. Rlctorsvgle, Borgottstown and ellittou
to Sevonty-rilz, ns Ultie6ll and twk, t..llCe a Wrtat
Lenv,. Woof Middl, , town Monday tot 6 to no :
Arrive at Sevuuty-Six same tiny by 6 p 111:
Loare Bovonty-St
Arrive et 14eNi Illdttiototvniapile (thy by 6 p m.
37.4 v PrAtil SPaiia, by Limiters 3111\e .6(1 Autlty, 1. , Tell
Mile, 14 11,4C6 and back, ttpee n 'week
14-eye bpyrte Thursday mS a la;
Arrive at `Am Ma. some day by 12 tu ;
Leave Ten 'dila Thursday at 2 p ;
Arrive nt Sparta slime day by 0 p m.
3:150 From Brownsville, by Frederfek town, Millsboro,
Clarksville and Jefferson to Waynesburg •,
upd hat4f . .;llret Vißuf
Ll./VO Brow nsilhe atial 6 .4) ki , illbsulay and Friday at
U a MI
Arrive at Waynesburg same days by 6 p m
L ea , Waynesburg Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 6 a In;
Arrive nt Brownsville same Mips by 3 p m.
3351 From Brownsville, by Het Siwi lo , ParrY , 'Poll. ,
woods, Bust Liberty rind Lipper Middletown. to
U4lorktolytt,_2s ., ultlea Tad' back; cilia, a sr.ik
Leave Brownsville Tuesday and Friday at 7 a in;
arrive at Uniontown same day' by 3 pip;
Leave Uniontown Wednesday and SMurliay at 7 A nk ;
Arrive al Brwvnsvißo LIMO day' a , 3 1 ,
3362 Front Brownsville, by Nlerristown and New Salem, to
Uniontown, 10 miles and back, titre. tittles a week.
Leave Brownsvillo Tuesday, Thcwsday and Saturday
at 4 p
Arrive at Uniontown game days by 7 p m
Leave Uniontown Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
5%a m•,
Arrive at Brriumaville mime days at 8 5 4 a m.
3863 From Brownsville, by Carmichael'', Willow Tree,
Davlatown, Mount Morris, Pentreas, Blacitsville
and•wn.deotovni, to Button, 68 tulles and btwk, oneo
a weok.
Bidders will propose a schedulo of departures and ar-
Proposals to commence at Willow Trie.l7 miles lees
&twice, are invited.
3354 Prom Masontown, by 81'CIellandtown, Masontown,
CarratchaePs and Plce's Lauding, to Jefferson, 28
miles and back, once a week.
Leave tinlontwn Tuesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Jefferson same day by 4 p m;
Leave Jefferson Monday et 8 a m;
lisrriveigllnlontowti Dam day by 2 p to
' '
• r-
1 ,
1.111, - , 51,t , nallinrn. Lq ❑rennslwroug6, Maplrtouu
Nkl , ,tlPy. to l'arnin - 1,11,1',,, 21 unl, and 1,,,, L. once a
lAnve 3hosmbnt: Friday at 11 a m;
Arrive la Carmichael's MAR. .lay by 9 p ;
Leave Carmicbael's Saturday at II a m;
AITP, at UIIiuLICOWA same day by lip at.
;;:i.511 From Smithfield, by New Geneva and Greensborough,
to Muntetown, 9 miles and back, thrve limos woak•
Leave Smithfiald Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
1 p m;
Arrive at Greenshorongh same days by 3 p Lai
Leave hireenshorough Monday, Wedmsoday and Friday
at 4p m:
Arriva et Smithfield same days by 6 p
From Waynesburg, by Day's Store, Sllllll6O/3 . 11 Store,
Eart Finley Imd latent, a West Alexander,
•.'_4 nidos and buck, twice a week.
IA a, Waynesburg Thursday and Saturday at 7 a m ;
Arrive at Went Alexander name days by 5 p m;
Lea, e Went Alexander !Monday and Friday at 7 a m
Arrive at Waynesburg same days by 5 p ru.
IlaSh From ‘t ay nesburg, by Itogersrville, Jollytown, Blacks
nine and Spragg's, to Waynesburg, equal to 20 miles
and back. once a Week.
lea., 'Waynesburg Wodneadny at 7 a to:
Return to Wayneetrurg MUme day hy pm.
Waynoenurg, by Whitely, Willow Tree and
Davistowu, to Ihmkard, 22 miles and bark, once a
we,k
bidders ,a ill pnq. He a whodule of doparterre and er
T 340 From tt mrnowlurg, by II utor's Car., Harvey's, Wind
rldg, if y,son'n Station mud Rock Lick, Va., to
MI M=M!! I EM!=t!
lean• Kay nosburg Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Uatuvrou acme day at 5 p m
Carueruu Saturday at 8 a ;
Arm.. at Waynesburg name day by 5 p m
Propoaals fur three-timitaes-week BM - VICO are invited.
3-XI From Ntaynesliurg, by Puraley, White Cottage, New
Freeport, Milo, Va., Sugar Ron, Knob Fork and
I' m' Goon', b, Iliddlebourue, ;1 miles and back,
once a week_
Leave Wa!,11,-qbarg Thursday at 6 a m :
Arrive at Knob Fork same day by 6 p ;
henna Knob Fork Friday at 6 it to;
A airs at Middiebourne same day by 6 p m:
Lose Middhda,urue Saturday at 6 a in ;
Ards e at Knob Fork same day by 6 p m -
Leave K Furk Sunday at 6 n m ;
Arm, at Milo same day by 9 p M;
heavy Milo Wednesday at 6 a ;
Arrive at Mayneelairg same day by 4 p m.
F lon, l'itta'.urich. by Buchanan, Street'. Run, Port
Purly, Coal Valley, McKeesport, West Rlixabeth,
Alonougahela City, Webster, Belvernon,
Maple Levs-k. l'oukatown and Pike's Run to Browns
\ 1) mil. and bark, daily, except Sunday, by
steamboats during navigation, and twice a week
residue of for year.
l'lttsburgh daft), except Sunday at Ram ;
A rrtse at linos nvv tile same day by 4' O pm;
Luavv Crew OSVIile daily, except Sunday, at 8y a m ;
Arrive at Pittsburgh 411111 s day be 5 p m.
..:4111 From Pittahargli, by Sliarpaburg, Hutton, Harmar
sills. Houston, Cogan'. Perry, Springdale, Taren•
title ao,l Freeport to Kittanning, 43 miles and back,
dad). by railroad, at usual weed, and bye schedule
•nt tlfit , tory hi the department.
:4I Fran Pittsburgh, by Sharpaburgh, Houston, Harmer
, die. sprinadale. Yreelairt and Slat. ,
Le k t., Kit Liumng. 44 miles mud back, throw Busse
eek.
Monday, NVedinviday sand Friday at
AI ris. al Kittanning nett dicta ter id m:
I% ILL , IIIIII TLltlAbl) , TLur•day and Saturday at
P
Air., at Pittsburgh next days by 6 a us.
1412 From Pittsburgh, by Perr)4sille, iSusturil, Ogle, 7.-
laneple, Harmony, Whinistiosu and Prospect to
1111,,i11111gton, 45 mile* and bunk, six times a wank.
Leave Pittsburgh daily. except Sunday at Gam;
Anise at thaw nista - ton same .lay by 7 p
Inetie Brow ililtgAoll except Sunday. at 6 a m;
Ann, at Pittsburgh AMC. day by 7 p
1413 Iron, by A Ileicliany, 1111 , 111.114 A Etna.
Talley C.,rey. Bakerstuw Ai lade Mills, Butler,
Brow ninety.. Shispery Rock, North liberty, Lou
d-, "demi , liarthegin. Slesaltleystile, Custard's
Wo.alcock. Rockdale and NVaterfurd to
Rile. 1:51 mile. and bark. sin times a week.
I net•e Pittsburgh daily, ascent Sunday, at 9 a ru:
Arrive at lt,reer same .lay by 10 pm:
Alerrie daily. except Sunday. at 3 a m;
Arnie at brie sane. day by 7 p m:
Leave brie daily. except Sunday. at 6 a ni;
A iris,. at 91 , rerr Anus (bay la) 12 m;
Leas,. \ lorklar. daily. ekeept Sunday, at 3 a at ;
n... in Pittsburgh same day by Y p m.
Separate prep awls bar service between Pittsburgh and
91..f.,r. and betweeti )career and Eris, to run in
Dacia. 11, will to considered.
Sill From Pittsburgh. by tireeu Tear, Herriottssille, Case
nom 61 .dting - ton, Clayssille, Coon Island,
West Alexander, Valley II Va.and Tieadelphia
to ‘1 heeling. 57 aides and bark, daily .
Leave Pitbiburith daily at 6 it as:
Arntu at Wheeling alum day by 5 p m;
IVhoeling daily at S a m
Arrirc at l'ittsburgb ,airo* , day Ly 7I) :
;415 From Pitt.hurgh t y Tumperancevillu, Remington.
la)..tte, Snit - land, Narth Star, Baringtou, Blor‘.nca,
Pat. will Ilulltday's Cave, Va., Ia Steubenville.
~.11,t a. 11 !Jailua and back, sit dm.es a wank.
' , Ann June w Id ..lurtnabsr.
Plttebargb Jaill, except Sunday, at 8 a In;
Arrrvu at Stul,riville ..lao day by 4 p
Lrav zitrub•-aville daily, except Sunday, after Atli,
•,1 \ll,vebrig mall—.ay at 3 p in
A rn,.. at Plitaburglk vamp day to 11 p m.
1, , 0n 111 .Vorelniorr to 101 .111110.
Leas. IMmlnirgh daily, except Samdny, M 6 a m;
AMI r et Steubenville muse any by '2 p m;
Leave ,limbeuvilki tially, except Sunday, M 6 • m:
Arri,v at Paisburgli Kam, day by 2 p
rli; }ruin Vittriburgli, by Rich Valley. Walker. Mill
Niiblestuuti, Cando:. Iturgettst.mt. Crum Creek V ,
l'atterisin's Mills mid ludependoileis, w Liet
/I 14 , mile nod ba. twt.m a
Las , Pitttl , arlzta TM...Lay And nun...lay to 7 e m
Arm. , at Itothaat um. tiny' by 9 r. m;
Lt•tot• Retbany Al.tat•lny anti Fri - day at 7ant •
At m.. at litt.buro harte day , / by h p tn.
1•7 1: h l'lttnktrv,b, nr Curricb. Surgeon'. Ball, G
I tall, I.tbrAt Vittit•yvilift, Alttnong - alahla City 07
777 . 717 IV, 7 Ole, tit lit•ttltortlio, 2i utibta anti back. tv
o ut,k.
Leave Vitt-burgh Tuenday and Thursday at 9 n In:
A rrly e at Ilsnlesrvllle same days by S p m;
Le-tit onday ami Mminsoaday at 6 a ;
A t at Inthlturgh maxe daps by 6 p us.
111 , khan Inttsbuigh, hr Mann, Clinton, Alerdiscisavil
and Frankfort Spriutta, to Fairview, Va.., 11`t mil
k, an,t e anek..
Ana t. Inttvlang,lt Saturday at 6
Altr 4 at Fairy tea titan day by 6 p
leW intuit at it It ;
1,1,1 at Inttsburnh ....MP day by 6 p tn:
Prt.pnth rot It Ser.4lll Wr,kl) trip an, I,willeal.
419 1, 411 Int ha at, dll, by dat, Autr , m. Not
1% ashu.„:4lll. Apilt/, 41prtug CbUltitl, lltiVOL.
inhale.. and N•llEt1 &.u,l W dip , luctu, lg. mlhw al
TiItAILIAN at 1 p tn .
Art, a at niteloctA next day by 6 p
I...atte sheit-ta Ainn.lay at Mn Its ;
Arrive at Pittsburgh next day by 12 m.
/ti From littatmr9ll. by Etna. Culmarvilla, Dorverril
I:oral !tat t le anti Riddle'', o Itoad, tuttaxanhur9.
aste. awl bu.k, .mien week
Lettte Prtsburnlt Frklyr. at
Art ire nacmuuutg aAntO day by 6 p ;
attn. Suxealourg Thursday at S a m;
Arm.. at Pittsburgh ammo day by 6 p tn.
Dun or Ilgsvillo, by Slunutow 11, Bower II
Thouq,....nrille and Upper St Clair to Itarriutnirtl
17 !albs" acid bark, once a week.
Laura Punning - 30110 Tburaday at 6 ei
A sire day 4.) 16 a
Ilerri,rmt iLb Thum, at 1, uti
Andre at ft:innings% ilk salue day by 4 p n..
11r,,witingtnn, by Ifarrtactlle and Wesley,
Franklin, 3.0 tulle,. and lark. sin times a week.
1..-avr Itruu nintrton tinily. except Sunday, M 9 p m:
Al Tice at r MO: Ilia next day by 10a at;
Lrnrr Franklin daily, except Sand-Iy, at 7 a 111.1.:
A rl - 1‘ oat Hllallingil/13 4RIIIO dnj 2 p
ii, 111111..1.4,4 1 1,114.1 thiudy am , tuultrul ;
, upply lend othoe three Inner a meek each wa)
34'21 Fret, Va.4111.1a1), i.e New :?eottxvlllo, Now Strati
eventy•Stx, and Servh,, to Ileokatoun, 19 In
and lotek. one, a week,
Leave E , et:othy Ft tkluy, utter arrival ut the until fr
l'lttellurgh--any at n a m:
Arnie AI fl;••1;•,t,,, II .1111 e da) 6 . ) 1:: us;
heel e ll, , kntewn Frhlay 111 / I. 511 ,
Al .1.//1.• slay L.) 7 p in;
11 . 24 I' rein Pen n.r, In trunk Creek, lb 2A./V1,14+3,12 111
h.ek eu„, uet,
1. air healer i'letrtalky' at S a as ;
A mi . , at name .1n) by 12 It ;
7e11011 , 0.• T1141144)' 41 I t4l
Arl t• la lirarur '4j kY I ;
NoN Itrtisl;tol 4 , t,p Sot th t 9.9 w ick ley, Warta
aml tu Nvu: Caaclu, 32 miler a
{law t1n9.0 I* wk.
N«9 ltraalt,m amt Frid
on at - rival ~1 Oa, mail from Pittsburgh—say
9a m;
A rriT.• nt New OtAtie mink , days by 4 p m;
C"'!!" T•tv.z.iho. Tillkoulky itiud iuturday
ill
Arr o nt New Brighton same ..lay by 1 pm;
11,,m New Brighton:ty Brighton, Bak. Bank. and
I ri•th Ripplv. to New ensile, 2' miles and hack, three
tinle4 It week
Lat N , 4 itilotton Monday, Wednesday and 14 -
day, on arrival of the mall from Pittsburgh -4a
at loam:
rt,e at No Cattle same day by 411 tn:
I, t`vo Notr Castle Iltatatax, Titnputay and Saturday
G w.
4rmr nt Brighton SM.III, day by 1:: tn.
3.1'-'7 From Kataddling, Ly Itrattonville, OrraYUlo, ltehoers
bnrgb, Curi.Witle and Beidsnurgh to Clarion, 33
wiles and tan& three tubes a truck
Lea, iiittantnug Nionday. Wednesday and Friday, on
arrival td the ati' by rtdirouti—nay at 9 a m;
Art ate at elution .1110 days by 7 p In;
Leave Clarion Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
;
Ar Iry al Kittanning 11113110 , 41.1 by 5y
l';',ll,x,il kJ! 31! 113.-1.111101-6-Vea44 . Beille6 ore invited.
Nlttannillg. by Cowansville, Adams, Brady's
Bend and CatiiKll Yuma. W Keitnersburgts.
uubro and had:, vix fiuten a U. 0•41 in BrudY'i ,
and
Kittanning dully, excopt Sunday, on arrival of
o' mall by railroad—say at i) a to;
Arrive at Brady's Bond ..me day by 1 p m
Leave Brady's Bend daily, except Sunday, at 7 a
Arrive at Kittanning same day by 11 a m;
Leave Brady's Bond Mouda- Wednesday and Friday
Arrtw 61 Onnereiburgb some days by 6 p
IMMIIMMEMI
Arrive at Brady's Bond Elmo day. bs In;
U 26 Fr,asiittnuitm, 1.,.y Rural Va4oy. Dayton and
s v ,i c kym, rg k ,, :10 mites and back, take
a Meek.
Loavo Kittanning Monday and Priday at 8 a m;
Arrtye at Maboning same klayr by 6 p m;
Leave Mahoulug Tueaday and Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Kittanning Hume days by 3 p m.
$4.30 Prom Kittanning, by Pine Tuvritahlp, iilmmbgrato, Put-
Ph.nix and Hamilton to PunAavAxvney, 46
tidlon and hack, once a weelF.
Leave KittatiniTAK Frigay at f a Rs:
Attire dt Nukatawney next day by 8 p m;
leave Punlatawney Vt eclnssaday at T a us;
Anivo at Kittanning nozedny by 8 p at.
3431 Front Kittanning, by Coobran's Mille, to Apollo, 24
Wino and bAok, °ace o wook.
Leave Kittanning Wednesday at 9 a to;
Arrive at Apollo same day by 5 p m,
Leave Apollo Tueeday at 8 a al I
Arrlie et Klit.rmuing sawn da'y by 5p tn.
3422 From kihrinony, Middle Lancaster, Perteravilla,
Ifarlannburgh and Leeaburgh to Mercer, 26 unites
and back, three tint. 11 week.
Leave Ilitnikony 4arcilay, Wednesday and Friday at 2
p mi
Arrive at Mercer same days by 9 p m;
Leave Mercer Tneeday, Thursday and Saturday at 5
a ;
Arrive at Harmony same day. by 11 a at.
3433 From Butler, by Coultersville, Anansdala, Slunins
elite, Clintonville and Bast Sandy to Franklin, 45
milua and bark, once a week.
Leave Butler Friday at 5 a m;
Arrive at Franklin same day by 6 p ;
Leave Franklin Thursday at 5 a En;
- • •
Arrive at Butler sanw(l4 by 6 p . m.
Proposals to end at PastSaraly, , miles lees distance;
also, proposal for a second weekly nip are invjted.
A 464 Prom Butler, by Brixenburgh, Saverville, Freeport,
Shearer's ernes Roes* Crawford Mille, North Wash
ington and Poke Run to Salem X Roods, 43 miles
and back, twice a week.
Leave Butler Monday and Friday at S a ;
Arrive at Salem X Roads same days by 8 p m;
IMMEMMEN
Arr i;e at Butler same days by 8 p
Proposals to embrael Leeebbura re turlt4
4438 From Butler, bl'Pl.esk=.l,'Porterevllld and PrbitrecOlt
-
1 4 7 t,
`,""' _
to - New Casfle, 78 miles andlirtek,ottentrWekk:
have Butler Tlittnelay at ti a nt
A rroe at New Castle sawn• day by 2 p ;
Lcave New Castle Friday at 6 a ni.:
Arrive at Butler same day by 9 p
Pnoposuls for a second weekly trip are invited.
347.1 From BuHir, by Barnhart's Mills, Baldwin and Brute
to Lawrenceirurg,'23 rail. end back, twice a Week.
Leave Butler Monday and Wednesday at 9 a m ;
Arrive at Lawrenceburg same days by 6 p ;
Leave Lawrenceburg Tuesday and Thunalay at 12 m;
Arrive at Butler same days by 9 p to;
3437 From Butler, by Petersburg, Break Neck and Zelien
ople to New Brighton and buck, once a week.
Love Butler Friday at 7 a m ;
Arrive at New Brighton same day by S p :
Leave New Brighton Saturday at 7 a as;
Arrive at Butler same day by 5 p m
34:01 From Meadville, by Illaylield, Harmorislisrg, Run
dsirs and McDowell's to Copneautville, 19 miles an.
back, six times a Reek—Rundell's and Hayfield to
be supplied alternately with McDowell's and Har
monsburgh.
Leave Meadville dally, except Sunday, at 6 a m;
Arrive at Conneantrille same day by 1/ a to,;
Leave Conneautrille daily, except Sunday, at 1 auk;
Arrive at Meadville sumo day by ti p in.
3139 From Meadville, by Mead Corners, Huy's Mills, Sugar
Lake, Klugley's and Steuben to tkintreville, 32
miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Meadville Tuesday and Thursday Ertl a m ;
Arrive at Centreville same days by 6 p in;
Leave Centreville Wednesday and Friday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Meadville same days by 6 p m.
3440 From Meadville, by Fivansburg, llartstown, Mar
shall's Corners, Turners:villa and State Line, 0., to
Kinsman's, 28 miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Meadville Tuesday and Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Kinsumn's same days by 6 p m;
leave Kluso.n's Wednesday and Saturday at 8 a in ;
Arrive at Meadville same days by 6 p am.
3441 From Meesdvllle, by Mead Como., litty'e Mills, Sugar
Lake and Wilson's Mills to Cooperstown, 23 miles
and bark, once a week.
Leave Mmulville Tur.lay at 7 a ;
Arrive at Cooperstown next day by 2 p m;
Leave Cooperstown Wednesday at 7 a In;
Arrive at Meadville same day by 2 p as.
8442 From M.dvilla by Blooming Valley, Randolph, New
Richmond, Little Cooley and Rkeville to Spartans
burgh, 1.8 mllee and back, twice a week.
Lave Meadville Tuesday and Friday at 7 aTm;
Arrive at SpextAnsinirg name days by 4 p
Leave Spartansburg Wednesday and Saturday at 7
am:
Arrive at Meadville earns days by 4 p m. 3443 From Meadville to Titusville., IS miles and back, onto
a week.
',nava Meadville Tuesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Titusville same day by 6 p m ;
Leave Titusville Wednesday at 8. a m;
Arrive at Meadville same day by 6 p in.
3444 Prom Erie, by McKean, Well's Curlier., alb/borough,
Venango and 43aegernrown to Meadville, 37 miles
and back, six times a week, by plank road.
Leave Erie daily, except Sunday, at 2 p in, on arrivill
of railroad veils—..iy at 8 p al;
Arrive at Meadville same day by 2 p ni ;
Leave Meadville daily, except Sunday, at 6 a in:
Arrive at Erie 813.1110 day by 12 ru.
344,5 Frain Saegerstawn, ire Cus.wago, Crossinpille and
Lundy's Lam , to Elk Crea, 15 miles and back,
throe times a week.
Leave Saugerstow Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 1 p m
Arrive at Elk Creek galle days by 7 p m;
Leave Elk Creek Tousda), Thursday MAUI Saturday at
8 a m;
Arrive at Saepretown same days by 12 m.
34413 From Fairview, by Sterrettania and Franklin Conserv .
to Edinboriugh, 17 miles and back, once a week.
I.IIV I Fairview Monday at 7 u m
Arrive at Edinborongh tame day by 12 In;
Leave Edinborough 51onday at 3 p In;
Arrive at Fairview same day by 7 p m.
3447 From Wattattur , by Wayne, Columbus and Freehold,
to Pittsfield, 31 utiles and buck, three times a week.
Leave M'atutburg Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ut m;
Arrive at Pittsfield some day by 1 p in;
Leave Pittsfield Monday, ‘Vedne..ilay and Friday at
dam;
Arrive at Wattaburg same days by 4 p m;
3445 From Northville, by North East, Ylixtrheivllle, Har
bor Creek, and Wealeyville, to Erie, 20 stiles and
back, twice daily, by railroad.
Leave Northville daily at irks a m and. p 111;
Arrive at Erie same day by 10 1 ,4 a ut and 2!4 p m%
Leave Erie daily at 9 a 111 and 1 p m
Arrive at Northville same day by 9r5 a m and ill . , p m
3449 From North East, by Greenfield and Friends, N. Y..
to Marvin, 17 miles and back, once a week.
Leave North East Tuesday at 1 p
Arrive at Marvin same day by 7 p at;
- Leave Marvin Tuesday at 0 a in ;
Arrive at North East same day by 12 in;
3450 From Pittsfield, by Garland, Spring Creek, West
Spring Creek, Spartansburg, Cook, Wayne, Union
Mills, and Le Beata, to Waterford, fiS miles end
hack, three times a week.
Leave Pittsfield Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
7 em;
Arrive at Waterford name days by S p
Leave Waterford Monday, 15 ednesday and Friday, at
Arrive at Pittsfield same days by S p as.
3451 From Columbus, by Carter Hill, to Wattsburg,
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Colunstms Friday at 1 p m
Arrive at \Vattaburg imme day by 5 p m;
Leave Wattsburg Friday at 0 am:
Arrive at C,elumbni name day by 12 m.
3452 From Li' ilrimbus, by Lottsville, ringer Greve, and Fin:
tI, V. to Ja.1111,64.M11. 19 miles and I;ack, three
times a week.
Leave Columbus Mmelay, Vr.lniedisy and Friday, at
3 a uai
Arrive at Jamestown same days by 2 p ns;
Leave Jamestown Tuesday, Thursday and laturday.
al 3 a us;
Arrive at Columbus same days by 2 p Tit:
34 3 3 Columbus, by stswart Vet COok- to Spartans
burgh, 15 mike qua buce.twico a week.
Leate Columbus Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Sportausburgh same days by 12 m;
leave Spartansburgis Monday oust Friday a 1 p us;
Arrive ntColumbus unne days by 5 p m.
3454 From Warren. by lr. ine and Youugav illo, to Pittsfield.
14 mile. and back, six timed a week.
Leave Warren daily. except Sunday, at 4 p in;
Arrive at Pittsfield same day by 8 p
Leave Pittsfield daily. a:tam Sunday. at 0 a m :
-Arrive at Watreu. same day by 10 a m ;
3455 From Warren. by Mead, West Sheffield, Sheffield. and
New Highland to Ridgeway, 441n:ilea and back, once
a week.
Leave Warren Menday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Ridgeway next day by 10 a ;
Leave Ridgeway Tuesday V 14 t o :
Arrive at Wanes ueztlay by 3 p nt.
3429 Frem Wairen, by Germany, Corydon. Onouvillo, Ten
stile apring, and Buck Tooth, to Little Valle) •
53 tulles and back, once a weak.
Leave Warren Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Little Volley next day by 12 m
Leave Little Valley Tuesday, at 2 p
Arrive at Warren next day by 0 p m;
Proposals to end at Buck Tooth, 7 tulles trim dtarauce.
are invited.
3457 Frain Warren. by Jaelnain Rua and Chandler'. Valley
to Su ay 4c9v v , 1; Miles and back, once a week.
Leave Waves:, Tuesday at 10 a so:
Arrive at sugar Grove same day by 2 p m;
Leave Sugar °rove Tuesday at 3 p m;
Anise at Warren same day by 7 p m.
34513 From Rumolaburg, by Beech Woods. to Sugar Grove.
12 miles and back, once a week.
Lease Russellsburg Saturday 0,5 a .1;
Arrive at Sugar tiro to aims,' day by is a m;
Lemon Sisg'sr (itoyo Sates day at 1 p :
Arrive skt. Itusselsbstrit same day by 5 p
3469 Fron t Woodcock, by Teeplevine, Settlemen
and Chaponville, to Waterford 24 allies and back
once a week.
LAVIVeI Woodcock Wednesday at 1: a to i
Arrive at Waterford saute u,hsy by 4 P m ;
Leave Watorferd Thursday at T a tn:
Arrive at Woodcock same day by 4 p us
3460 From Curicaville, by Limestone and Kingsville ; t
Corsica, 17 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Curleville Monday at 7 a er,
Arrive at Corsica same ,1, by
Leav6 Cardca NioudliFat 1 p m
Arrive 61 eurlsville tams day by t p m.
3461 1.3-46:6 Brady'e Bend. by Baldwin and .N..rt4, Uopy
. .
Auandfdo, Al noble and back. once a vrooli
Lravo Brady's Baud 310aday M 8 • 4.1. k .
Armat Auandale :amp day ky 3 p m;
Leave .4uaudale *iietabkv s 4 1 3 a La;
Arril,a a t nno, x , . Bond same day t r y ap m.
3492 Prom Cattish Varuata , , lsy tllaat'a stor., to Cul/cus
burg, 10 mgw and bark, mice a week.
Lear) tTattlah gurnam Saturday at 1 p m ;
Arrive at Cullousburg same day by 4 p ;
Leave Cull...burg Saturday at 9 a la ;
Arrivo at Ottlieh Furnace mute day by 12 m.
3463 From Girard, by Ilan.. Elk Crook, Lundy's Lute, Al
bion, Spring, Conneautville, Unity, Line Mille
North Shenengo, Ibutstown, Ale,c,ts,llle, Jump,
town, Weal Greenville. ryvp;tunfug. Clark., Sharon
Neat ntiot l'idnekLto New Cantle, 91 lune
nod Idx timee a week to Connottutville, tun
three Gillen a week residue . .
Leave Girard daily, except Sunday, 00 arrival of roil
road mailn—eay at 3 ;tip
Arrive at ta me day by 7 p 111;
IA , 41;1 1 00/111.11tVin0 daily, except Sunday, at 7 it ni
Arrive at Utraed name day by. 10 a m :
Leave Conueautvilln .11mida,v, Widue.iday and Friday
on arrival of the poi nvin Giciirti--my p
Arrive t It; Ney( Castle ;text (lays by 1 3.; p
NeW castle 'Monday, Wednenday Kid Frldity pt
arrival of the mail front Enna Valley—my at '4413i
Arrive at ConneautY/110 next day by pm.
Proposals fOr six.times-o-week service over whole
route are invited; also, proposals for espedit o d
schedule will be considered.
3.104 From Ridgeway, by Williamsville and 'Clermontville,
to Smith port, 30 miles and back, once a wev,k.
Leave Ridgeway tt.aturday at a n m:
Arrive at Smithport !mate day by 7 1., ta,:
Leave Stulthport Friday at a a ul
rho t.l Rldqatay segleilay by 7 p
Pnritbetils far twice and also fur throe-ttnies-a-tirstak
service am luyited,
See list annexed of painnarterr in ftnnolmnia who ar. au
thorized Fa certify to fat tufficiency of guarantor!,
r.tk of PROPOSAL where no eltange from advertisement is cu
tempt-alai by the bidder.
1, -, of .-, county of State of -,
propose to convoy the 1 040 11 . 0 tn Ju'y 1, 1.859, to Jima 30,
littlU, Q 0 MON Ntl• fro/0 m ol ly
to the oknutisemont of t e Postmaster Gotland, dated Jan
uary 10,1850, and by the following mato of couxeyance,
for the sum cm, o datum.
This proposal it mods with fug knowledpe J the distance
of the route, the iodglii eve Me meld to be carried. and all other
perrticulans on refeerivre wale and service, and also after
careful examination of the instructim and Paptirlantag tat-
Lashed to the adtvrtisernoil,
Datesi
Fbrus of a guarantos.
The undessigned, residing at -, State of -, un
dertake that, if the foregoing! bid for carrying the mail en
route No. - be accepted by the Postmaster General, the
bidder Amu, prior to the let day of July, Mil, or as soon
thereafter as may be, enter Into the required obligation to
perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient
Bunnies.
This ,ee do understanding distindku the obligations and tirs
assnmed by guarantees sender the 27th section of the
Ad of Censgress of July 2, 1356.
(Signed by two gtiaruatoteb)
Dated
' •
The anderaigned, Poritwetei.of State of ----,
oertiqea. unau" auth of eifioe, that he it acquainted with
the ahova guarantors, and knows Iberia to be men of proper
ty, and able to make good their guarantee.
Dated
The sufficiency of guarantors on proposals may be certi
fied by a Judge of a court of record, by the pcnianaertent of
Washington and Georgetown, a C., and , by postaaasters ut
the following offices, and no others:
In the State of Prriertventa, postmasters of daces at
the court-house or county seat of each county; and at Ad
dison, Albion, Alexandria, Altoona, Army - 11h,, Archbald,
Archepring, Athes, Beaver Meadows, Berlin, Berwick
Bethlehem, Birdsboro, Bialieville,l3loontsburgb, Roasbargb,
Brady'. Bend, Branchdale, Bristol, Brownsville, Iluchanati,
Cannonsburgh, Canton, Carbondale, (huts kiting.; Caty
sauna, Catawissa, Chester, Clarkai, Clark, CosioerillB, each
tansville, Oulutabla, COQ neattiville, Connellsvillo, Combo
hodken, Cookstdwti, Crbiron, Darby, Doug,laservilith Dow. -
ingtOn, Dunbanndn, Duncanville , Dunmore, Dashers,
East Smithfield, Eberustmrgh, Edinborough, Elizaboth
town, Boon Valle , Ercildown, Vallston, Elorentub foun
tain Spring, Yranklln, Vreedom, Freemansburgh r
Ger
mantown, Girard, Glen Riddle, Groat Band, Green-Cate
tie, Hazoburgh, Hanover, Burford, Hartatown=,
Hazletdn, Hemlock, Hogeetawn, Holmeabargh, e
Hyde Park, Indiana, Joansville, Jersey acre, jahilstoin,
Jonestown, Kinston, Landisbaret Lat robe ' I.6 " ami g 4;
LaertY. ggo fir, LitiY, "UvAtiodio M'OolineAdmiXt4 / 10.
VOZ 44 : Mariettat, fdaunch Chunk, Eler-bsti
IN Merritt" h, mye.ritown. Milidlepart, Middle
towxy burgh, MBank Millerstown, Milton, Miners-
11111 M
bbrm of a,t
Ml=
vtitor - trelititigidittaMilf;" - Mortfrville; Mount' Pleasant;
31,1 ecJ , Nazareth, Nire _Brighton,. New Costle, : .Now He r
lan4 YAW - Hopei, Novf, - kiiktera, Ne w . Milford, New „Mount
PlLannt, N0 . ..p0rt , . Newtown, Norville, New Washington ,
New Wilmington, Norton Hamilton, North fast, North
=holland, Oxfard, Plundise, Parkeribarg, Pennington -
rile, Parklonietr nno
Grove, Pittston Perry, Port.l3on Port (baton, Port
Kennedy, Port Richmond, ..Portsmotith, Pottstown, Pot%
vino, Providence, Quakertown, Earn Harbor, St. Clalr-
Ealtsburgit, fchellsburgh,Schuylkille, Haven, Scranton, Se.
limo grove, Shamokin. Shannonnille, Shemin, Ships
burgh Sherennautown Shitityaborgh,Bilvarereek,SlateHlPa
slatington, Slippery Rock, Spruce Creek, Strasburg', Strat
lonvillos OlOgnuisinutil l / 4 13Fondts Sosquebonneds.Depet, Tam
aqua', "Tarioduin."Temperaikeirille, Trunnot,
Tank Hannnock,Tvwcarrora, Tyrone, Waterford, Waverly,
Waynesborough, West Weid -Middletown, West
Springfield, West Haven, Wilkine, Wllllamsburgh, Wottela•
Wrightmilla Wyonfing, Yardleyvilte, 'York; Stilphur .
Springs, YYoangvule, Zellenople: Dimleirk anti BuNaks, N. T.
Wheeling, Tn., Wellsville, 0. Jr! Nirq CA3IPItRLA,
Postmaster General,
febSollawlOw .. •
PENNSTLYANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBIIP.4II
Corner o; Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
'Airrimarm (imy - Au itaoo,Ooo.
a/j-Insare &tidings and other Property against Loas or
Damage by Piro, and the Perils ot the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Transportation.
DERECTOUS.
Wm. P. Johnston. Body Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. WOlintock, Jas. P. Tanner,. ,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. E. Park,
L Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. hi. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Jones,'H. IL OoggshalL
OPPNEII.B. -
President . lion,Wid. P. JOHNSTON .
Vice President.......BODT PAT ITHSON
Seep and OARaira.
British & Continental Excham4o,
SIGHTBILtS
DRAWN
DUNCAN, SHERMAN *. CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON.
y to Son OY id AND UPWARDS.
ifigkr. These Dratta are available at all the principal ToWne
of ENHLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND, and the CON
TIN ENT.
We also draw BUM Bum on
DI. A. Grua:Labatt= & Bantu,
FRANKFORT A MAIN,'
Wldche ervea es a remittance to all parts of GERMANY,
SWITZERLAND and HOLLAND.
Penatusintanding to travel abroad, may procure, through
ea, Letter, of Lkedit, on which Money am be obtained, as
needed, In any part of Entope.
Cousenoris of Bills, Notes, and other sectuitles in Europe,
will Moire prompt, attention.
WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
utlal Wood, corner "'hint Streets.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGB.
WILLIAM BAGALET, President-
SAMUEL L MARSIIELL Secretary.
OFFICE: 04 JMder street, betaxen Masi& and Wood streets.
@3—lnsures BULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
and M.bodsaippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures agaireit Loes or Damage by ME.
Also, against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Tranaportidlon.
DIIIBCTOII9
William Bapley,
James M. Cooper,
Samuel Rea,
Hubert. Dunlap, Jr.,
Isaac M. Pennock,
S. liarbaugtt,
Walter &Volt,
John Shlpton.
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
New Lisbon, Ohio.
ra-T. J. HUNTER, Agent, No. 90 Water dtreet, between
Wood and Market, Pttfabargh.
DiFICHRS.
P. A. BLOCK.SOM, President.
JAmv`9 BURDICK, Vico President.
LEVI MARTIN, Sec'y and Treasurer.
PtTTSIIIIROH REFERENCES.
James W. Woodwell, Joseph Plummer,
Jamul Wood, IL M. /fiddle,
Jno. V. Heslaugh, Dr. Tao. E. Parke,
Sinpos, Dirntindtalni BaUsQ l 4 N 04 03"
J 1.6
ALEX. HUNTER,
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,
de,l4-depc
JAMES BLAKELY ,
EUROPEIN AGENT MO CON MAWR,
Caner of Seventh'and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGIE
est_ Pasiongers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, mud moneys remitted to Eurcqms.
WILLIAM B. BAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BACON 11,111 S, SIDES AND MOWERS,
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED BP.E.F, •
SIICall-OITRED and
CANVASSED
A tato wet atwaya on Land at
No. 291 Liberty Street,
PTITS131511(111, PIERVA.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
AL. GFIENY.
tar FLOUR DEL IYRRRLD TJ YAMILLES In either of tbn
wo Cana.
ORD= way he keit at the MIJI, or In boxes at the stores of
LOGAN, WILSON & CO, 52 Wood street.
BRAUN& REITER, cm-. Liberty and Et.' Clair streets.
11. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggiat, Allegheny,
THUMB: CASU, ON PiILIVEUT.
J.YV BAYAIH I KENNEDY & CO.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Seteceszors to Arnold 4. Wdliama,)
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,.
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENEIZALLT;
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
la- W. A A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Steam or Hot Water, Pipes or Chi!sou's Furnaco,Ctiurcti
-6., &hoots, Hospitals, Factories, Given Homoe, Da .
Court limmea, Jolla, or Hotels. No. 25 MAHE= ents/WF,
Pittabargd. upla
PE.K.L.N TE
o. 38 F 4
aga-ORMI AND BLACK
tram:Pon.
SLICK& 011ELT3. .
Oolong-50, 64 75, and finest Young lipsuu-00,a2, 75, and
quality. $1 lb. Blast qual4, •p
English Breakfast-50, 75 and Imperial nal Gan powder-50,
ta m. I 672, TS and $1 fl
Green and Black Teas of all gradea put up In matallio
packages expresply for tha wad; and will be saki at the low
est prices.
COFFEB—Prhe:e BM and Java Coffee, green and roasted.,.
SUGAR.S—Locering's Crushed and Palletized Sugars; and
prime N. 0. Sugar.
Dakar% Erman., Cocoa and Chocolate.
not9am
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
BEING THE
Continuation of the Ohio . at Penna. R. R.
TO FORT WAYNE,
THREE EIIINDRED d EIGHTEEN MILES Pteou prrrsatikent.
gir TRAMS CONN - RCT AT CRESTLINE, without de-.
teutioa, with all the Trains on the Ohio and Penneghoinits,
itoad, and also at Forest with Trains going North awl. Sonth,,
on the Mad River and lake Brie RollroatL
Far Tickets, apply at the Railroad Office of the Ohio exult
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Alleeteng
City, or at any of the following points:
Port Wayne, • Paßefontaina,
Clncinv,o 1 , Urbana,
Dayton, Springt3eli4
Indianapolis, -. RU+.4nond o
Findlat
Persons. desiring Tickets will be psyticsi ss 0, ea r, (ors
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
jaa S. 11. STRAUGRAIit • .1.
I1)1 51 (N 11 541
TW° GOOD ROOMS, suitable for Insurance
or Lnir . Offices, will be rented, in the second story of
the building on the north-we'd corner of Fifth and Wood
streets, In the some building with the Morning /bd.
it b the beat business corner in Pittsburgh. Access to thee
offices convenient. 'aquae soon at office of
JecMdatuvat MORNING POST.
ILifiEMEllrr TO LET.
LARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 itit
eit wide by SO deep, half above ground , and well tight,
and tubbed, will be mated, on reasonable terms. It be
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley. Enquire
at [Ja2B:tfl OFFICE OP MORNING POST.
.sr - 7 . • ALLEURNY CO. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
'Thu regular Monthly Meeting of the Allegheny.
County Horticultural Society will he hehrou WEDNESDAY"
morning, February oth, at 10 delock, In the CITY HALL
A full attendance' is requested, aa the proceedings will:na
Very interacting. a McMin:lT, Preset.
a Senora'', Seely. [febt:St.-ebillt
(10-PARTNERSHIP. —The uutereigned
NJ have formed &Co-partnership ta4 purtowD,l mama
&awing DaIf.RBTIC IienDWAVA wale: taa name nma
style of WARWICK, ATTROUN g
J. U. JONES,
NY. Mum& E
film. a xrralastLam
(131AAt.-461
COAL 1 COAL 11 COAL 11 1---Cartmel Coal
tral now be dell ed to any part of the two gltioa t tf
orders addressed to me aro left at Dr. ROBERT Irmrs
GROCERY, on Smithfield street, opposite the Post Officer or
at HORT. WATSON'S STORE, corner of Liberty and Wayne
streets. 1121.4:d3w1 J. D. STEWART, Agent.
OR SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY IN B.r.
Lo M u.—The lower pardon of Block 747, fraatiug ,
on Vktor feet, Kosciusko gIS feet, Main BM feet,
The Iran otuttaln Railroad roue by it on Kusolutico-41as
Depot being within two squares. It Is well rattle] for tloa
site of au Iron Works. Enquire atBA/LRY, BROWN &
CO.'S, Pittaburglt, or of IRWIN , OMB, Attorney at
Law, St. Louis, Mo. ja3l:line
cSA I.P-83 Acrea beat
B:AL LANP 'oi ,
p04,44,440ck Acroti surface, immediately back of Bug
Ingham.
Coal Is waxer to the city than an} other in market.
and offer. a rare chance for purchasem Tho =faro ID
salad and beautifully situated inr Country Beats, but thirty
minute.' ride from the city, on a runt of may grade. Tho
atmceribere is clear, pure and bracing, free from miasma anti
0 bi 0. ,4 0 n t o - wig-made, rendering it ono of the most pleasant
and healthy locations for residence.. Reference, YLailide to
Wm. J. iloward,,Tr., RI% who owns and taiddea on adjacent
property. It will be saki in tem and ten acre plots, or to gyp{ sold by the first day of hiarch, ig
will bo ditiotttesi Grit/0 11 k sale.
14 41X' 'X V. CIRWO. M- NATON, J. 0. tiowar, ink!.
mttignom ar - WiLTHILLIPS; aq, and Rata
streets, or 14 litst, No. new jatm
D Ar.IN-Ku4sa—Gignms for safebg.
FLEXING RAO&
Capt. Mark Sterling,
Samuel M. Kier
William Ilinaitin,
John S. Dilworth,
Francis Sellers,
J. Schooftmaker„
William B. Ilaya.
[decTl
PITTSLU_Iii.
A STORE,
h street.
TEAS, warranted to give sat.
9 JAYNES.
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