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L ED LIP: cA's ULAM, Successors to Mulvany
A Letitia, manufacturers of Cut, Moulded and Plain
Flint and Fancy Uoktred GLASSWARE, and dealers In all
kiud_s of Window Mesa, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware
house corner of ,Marlgit. and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mh3:llv
RIIIMSEN, Manufacturer
of every variety of VIALS, IIfYITLES and WINDOW
01.,-1044: black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottl.; Dvinijohns
end Cartel) e; also, Flint Class lu every variety. Warehouse
Nos.ltt4 &vont! and 1:13 First street, Ibittsburgit. 111/1.28
Flt. Itialuond, Pittsburgh, dealer
In CY/UNITY PRODUCE, offers fur sale a choice
stock of GROCERIP, selected for family use. Spices of
every variety and the purest quality, ground at his Steam
Mills. Also, Dried Fruits. Folvign and Domestic Produce
taken In exchange for merchandise.
F. IL. D. has prucered a full ass,,rtment of Ltunlreth's war
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[crested in rural atfairs. janl I
COMMISSION 110t1SE.—The subscribers
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Smithfield street, four doors altove the Monongahela
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BARLEY, FLAX SEFID, GRASS SEED, BALED ,fcc.,
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burgh.
deal:l'y
_TAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,
P./ office Fourth street, Pittsburgh; between Smithfield and
Cherry alley. declLly
_TORN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
J
at Law, office corner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts
burgh. jolly
Q.A.M. P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
1,3 Fourth strut, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. Rody
Patterson's Livery Stable. je2B
PATRICK M'KENNA, Alderman of Third
office rompr of - Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly
occupied by Alderman Lewis,) where all business pertaining
to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will be
promptly eft ended to. febl:3tn
All L, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
w. Biddle, No. 144 Smithfield street
t.
4:41 Office hours from 8 to 1 o'clock, and from 2 to 5 o'clock.
febls:ly
T SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
watt of Market.
Bar OIRm haunt from 9 o'clock A. M. to & o'clock P. M.
ctee..lo:y
NESS CARDS
JOil N MOORIIEAD, 'Wholesale Grocer and
Commis:duo Merchant, for the solo of PIO METAL and
BLOOM& oud PRODUCE genenilly, No. 27 Wood street,
Pittsburgh.
ni4,4
WELLIAIf kILLEII. 1411 i Fula WM, ELlClErrsort, Pittsburgh.
MILLER & ItICKETSON, Wholesale Gro
cers, Importers or BRANDIES, WINES n od SEGARS,
Nos., 172 and rl.l. corner of Irwin and Liberty strreta, Pitts
burgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns, Sc, constantly on hand_
jyal
NI'KEI4: & CO., Manufacturers of M'Kee's
S. Pennsylvania Wass, all sizry of Wholuw Ext.ra
Double Strength, Imitation Crown and Ruby Vials, Flasks,
Pickle and Preserve Jars; Wine, Porter and Mineral lkittlec
Telegraphic and Lightning-Rod Insulators.
Second, between Wood and Market 5tr00...1, Net
burgh, Pa., but a short distance from the steamboat
and from Monongahela House, St. Charles and Gay Rote
epr 21
irt.PRID
U. CURLING IthalLk3
EDIT OLIk DITIII,IINiC IIYNRY L fIINOW UT.
C UI:LIIM? RO BE ft TS() N & CO., Mann-
HUAI/ Flint ULASSWARR,
II an:house Fion7 stnnit. corner of Front, Pittsburgh.
Arai- Aa oilit,sjdniltrof Ciinssuuni and Window at
law Market prices:4
MILI.FI 1 1.11,113.C.1X50N J. i. amasta-r.
VNGLISII & RICIIARDSON, Forwarding
'4 and Commossion Merchluita and wholesale dealers in
VInH. BACON and OIL, and PRKYDOCH generally. War.
house formerly ,/Celliiitri by Burbralgo k logOrnm, No. 116
tauter and 150 Firau Street. Pitnibun.;ll, fob 3
JOllll ATNELL J 13:8 CHAS.
ATWELL, LEE & CO., Wholesale Grocers.
Produce and e.mituission Merchants, end dealers fu
Put...burgh Nlauutectures, No a W0..4 street, between Water
and Front streets, Pittsburgh. tiplB
Ton's \V. BuI•LER 4. , CO., Forwarding anal
cAnatinis.,4l Nlercliants, dealers iu all kinds of PITTS
IR:IttIfI MANUFACTURES, LEAD PIPE and SHEET
LEAD, No. CT Front street, Pittsburgh. sep2di
-R F:NitY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. and wholesale dealer In 11811,
Cline:SE, BUTTE& SHEDS end PRODUCE generally, Na..
D W0...1 street. Pittsburgh. warn
RL. ALLEN. wholesale dealer in Foreign
s NV: I N RS, lIaA\DIE3, SEMA.B..S, Old ilanongathein
and Kr 'WHISKY. at,,., RWTIFYINO DISTILLER,
No. ft weal xt1,10.1. Pittsburgh.
Wines, 'trundle, Iliac. Cordinlaslananicri Spirits, St. Croix
and New England Item. Clarets, Cliampairtior, Virotch
Landon Broil n Stunt: Scotch, Itiurriin, Old 31unuittra
bele_ Rye and Rectified Whisky; Apple, Peaaeh, Wild Cherry
and Illaeklierry aloport,l Havana, Rogalia and
Principe Sego"; ilalf-Spatikli mud COIIII,IOII Pegaurs : all at
suck low pricy 11, t.i 01:11444;e cotopeLltiol t . Fancy liar
Ergs and Laholled Bottle" of every style, and fterulloluoi of
sizes. I refliectfully invite an esantitottiou of my stock, at
No. 8 Woi.l street, Patsburgh. ap3:ly
A M oit & Cu. .1 , ( Carr,
Lite of 16a ft ran of .1. Parker A C 0..) wholesale URtti
CISILS and dealers tn ' IS ES and BRAN DIR.?, Old
Monongahela and itectillisl WHISKY, No. 3121) Commercial
Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh. jaiky
TOSEPII FLEAIINO, successor to L. IVil
ear Lu Cu., of Market street and the Diamond.,
keep+ constantly an Land a full assortment of l)111 1 (IR, 111Elb
ICIN 31M:till:INK CliEsTs, PERFUMERY, and all art).
cies pertaintru, to bitsinem..
rumpounded at al
Lours. jeg:y
JOHN FLEW . COCHILAN FLEMIN
F LI MIN(} 11 RI I ERS, guecessors to .1
Whvic-I.Lie. Dltlilllilara, N 0.60 'Wood ortreet
Ilttaburgh. I . n.idiet.d, of Dr. Nl'l..sue's celebrated Vertu
Inge, Liver I'ilk, dc. jail)
JOHN HAFT, JR., Successor to James ltl6-
litaky, wholesale and retuil and dialer iu
PALNTS, OILS, DYE STUPP..i., itc., Nu. 111 Wood strect,
threodoors Whin. Virgin alloy, Pittsburgh.
JL. ARSHALL, successor to 11. Lee.
M WOOL DEALER ivul CALIII/IS3ION SIERCHANT
No. 134 Liberty strei-t. Pittsburgh.
Rcfcroa..e--W Sl'llintoek A Finis., Eratuerh RuhriL Slur
phy, Tiernan A Co.. Brown Jr Kirkpstrick_
Pittsburgh, 3iluy •24, LXi.S, tny2l
W. CIIA.I)WICIC, dealer in Kentucky
_ .L f TOBACX,,t" RAGS nud PAPF,II., No. 149
eitycyt., boluir Sixth, Pittsburgh. typatly
4i4JP Ltighemt market pricy, In cash, paid for Raga
VAIAT-R P. NUR:MALL JOSEPH R. 8001IEN.
WY. MARSHALL & Co., Importers and
bolero to Preach and American PAPER HANti-
INUA, ha. xi Wood street, Pittsburg:L.
Sole agents for the celebrated manufactures of Mesita.
Delicourt & Oct, Paris. aug7
BT. C. MORGAN, Bookseller and Sta-
•• [loner. 11a 010 - 074 ou hand a general assortment of
&Mad, Misr, lLam... and Blank i100k....; Printing, Post and
011.1 wholesale and retail, No. 104 Uookl street,
below Birth (ow Rule) Pittsburgh.
itEir- WANTED—Hags Auld Tannin's' Scraps. ap15.1! •
JOIN H. MELLOR, Wholesale and Retail
dealer hi MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, PIANOS, .MUSIC,
SCHOOL ROOKS and STATIONERY, No. 81 Hood shoot,
Pittsburgh. jool
JACOB M 'COL LI It, Wholesale and lte
t it SEUAR MANuvecTußElt and dealer in all kinds
of TOBACCO, SNUFF and :BOARS, Nd. 25 Fifth street,
Plttsbirgh.
—Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
WWIOllel Instude of Imperial &Agars. JeZ
PHILIP asrata HOBERT J. ANDXREON.
RYME R. lc, ANDERSON, (successors to
Joshua Ithotes Sc Co.) wholesale dealars to VOILE lON
NUTS, 61.1 CM, WNIIMTIONARY, SUGAN3,4e s
No. 39 Wood street, opposite tho St. Charles Hotel, Pitts
burgh.
TINDLE, Wholesale and Retail SAD-
HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE and CARPET
Ati MANUFACTURER, No. 100 Wood street, Eittsourgh..
1T 429 1Y
V 4--
VNTERPRISE WORKS, No. 136 8 - ood
1.24 street, third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN & T}2l
LEY would call the attention of Sporting men to their large
assortmentior (}FINS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISToIIS,
the largestMnd best selected stock ever opened In this mar ,
ket, together with a general twortment of limdware,
ry, Tools nod Fishing Tackle, on of which we offer at the
lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or for good op.
proved piper. theri.t
NORTII-WESTERN POLICE AGENCY,
No. SO Washington street, corner of Dearborn, CGI
OAGO,ILLINOI&
PINKERTON & CO. devote their entire attention to the
transaction of a nend detective POLICE BUSINESS to
the States of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
BF. SILOPE , MERCHANT TAILOR, Third
. street, next door to Dispatch Buildings, thankful fur
the very liberal patronage beret„ torn bestowed upon hirn,
begs leave to ask a continuance of the same, as he is now
better prepared than ever to tarnish his friends and gun
tumors with garments which will Insure entire satisfaction.'
lie always keeps on hand a large ansortniont of the latest
style* of VESTINOS, CASSIMERES, CIAYTILS, te., which
he will make to order un the shortest notice, upon reasonable
ter/Ogt.
031., A perfect at always warranted. [norkktf
:on IL T 01.170 --THOS. B. YOLINa ..... L- YOUNG!.
TB. YOUNG it CO., No. 38 Smithfield
• Ntrect. opposite City Hotel, manufactruesr of CABS-
Pin FOUNT - 19M and CHAIRS, of every description. Ma
terials and workmanship warranted, and sold at reduced
prices. Caro taken in packing for land i hnd water carriage.
angdl
WO(IDIVELL'S FURNITURE AND
clients, 'wholesale and retail, embracing every
style of furniture, In Roaewood, Mahogany and liValnnt, imi
table for parlors, chambers, and dining rooms ; equal to any
in New York or Philadelphia, and at lower prices.. livery
article made by land, and warranted.
Cabinet Makers supplied with any quantity of FURNI
TURE and CliklßSom seasonable terms.
Hotels and Shoo itu-ojahed at the shortest notice.
tar Wurcronms, Noe. 77 aria 79 Third street,
sow PITTSBURGH, PA.
TORN COCIIRAN & BROS., Manufactur
en of Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Yard - Doors, Window
Guards, !Lc, Nos. 01 Second street and 88 Third street, be,
twee. Wood and Market streets, Pittsburgh. Pad hays on
hand a variety of new patterns Fancy and Plain, suitable fur
Ei.purposos. Particular attention paid to enclosing Grave
Jobbing done at short antic mare
POST.
VOLUME xi v.
TOJIN LITTLE, Jr.
ty streut., has just rwviv
BRANDIKS.
Ciento Brandy, (very line,)
Otard Dupuy & Co., (super.)
Marrett Cu.,
Sarxruc.
WINES.
Seirciarkfadoirn,
lotvard, March & co, Mad'ra,
&at India Madeira,
Table d o
AtziontilladoStiorry,
Manzanillo du
Table do
Conking d o
lioestring Port,
Pm-ii Jun.,. do
Ordinary do
St. Julien Claret,
Malaga Dry, -
Do Sweet,
Champagnee,
Anchor,
Verzeney,
Ileidesock,
Together with all other art
nem.
raiss:2
agißki
KTRANSPORTATION
fur Autidpating the wvnt of Oti
Freights to and (min the Eastern atien, vin Penusylvanhi
Canid and Railroads, wo have incrcata,l uur stock of Floats,
Ac., on wane, to a Difill11.1: DAILY LINE, which gives no a
rapacity .4 over 15o) tons per month each way.
We assure our friends, and those disposed to patroul. the
State improvements, them will be nothinn , sieved on our
part to render general satisfaction forw arding Eastern
and Western Freights with promptitude and ii.patch.
KIER d MITCILELL,
augll:y Canal Darin, Pittsburgh, Ea
J. J. UILLILSPIC... A. YINIBINE
TJ. (411.1..E5P1E & W., LookW I ; Glass hinnufacton.q - K,
and dmdorx iu Loolutig Plate 1i1.1.35, En
gruviugs, Cumbs Luul inncy iluod.s, Zit, 76 Wood strEwt,
burgh.
On lined and made to order, (lilt Pier and Mantle Glame,
Mal.gauy, Itosemood, Walnut and Wit Yrame,s, or Mould
ing, of every demeription.
ti.rik - Steamboat Cabial Decorated and Gilt. (ort.l
ENTERPRISE WORKS, N. 1.36 Wood
at_, third door below Virgin alley.-111JWN & TIsTLR t y
autaid Latta the attention of Sistrtinit meu to their largo attar
so, turn t of ti UN S, ICI FLES and HEI 04.1'1
the largest and heat selected n toil, 43 this mar
ket, toi,a.ther watt a p•tivrrti tvotortment of II A 1(11W AKE,
IIUTLEItIs, TOOLS and P16111N1.1 TACKER,aII of w loch we
offer at the lowest piosiltle prices to cooO laminators, or for
good appr.avtA paper. marl
MA. SWILEIt, Whole Kale and Retail
• Dealer in furnaces, Ranges, Stores, Tin, Iron and
ifinsaukeepers' Garda tiro Timid-4' Mariano, and Tools, Tan
Plate, Sheet Iron. Wart. Itiveta Sc., '24i North Second
street. kopposate tillChlCCtl ILotel,) LIAILGISBUR.G.
twit :dam
JNVIII'VE, VENETIAN BLIND MANCFACTI:-
. PAR, lea rttortred bin health no no to rtrunt• his old
landlitss, and leas of kentd Lin BLAND MA xui.Ai-n.uiy.
No. t 5 Fifth str,sd, urar th.• I.,,,tween W and
Sruftlitield, where hr lasso wn tussortniont of IILINInS, trimmed
with plain and usury lAurstwl 3.1111 and IA
perpansl to till sissy ord. in Isis hiss, on the 111.16 i retwonable
terms. Ills work w n - tvr:ulied to girt satisfaction, ur nudity
refunded.
OM Blinds reptiiretl. Plea., give Limn call. A" ill,
't be beat to m,ritumntalip. Itty7:l y
.NrEN%' COACII AND C,IItItIAGE FAC
roity.—.IoIINSTI,S, Illt(trlfriltst k 01. cern., ~r
Rein-CeU anti !Lennn; atreeni, Allegheny t.'ity • would reapert
loll, inform their friends and the public generally, that they
harp commenced tha nianufacinew of CAlißlhifiltiS. 11A•
In Well Fri, ItiCKANVA I'S, It!Ail)] KS, Slitll.lll2t and L'llA
}iL✓l:i,
in all their venous idylus of finish nn,! pritirortion.
Uilt- All orders will 4.e ',troika] with strict regard to dui,-
bihty and heauty of tinuh. Ilepol, will ale° tai attended to
uu the most reawitiattlo terms l'sing in nit their siiirk the
hest Eastern Shafts. awl Id heel stud, they feel runt'.
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, wili b.
perfectly satisfied ou trail of their new work.
Purchintera are rtaineated to glee its R call, before par
chasing elsewhere. I y
If ..... ...MARTLY L 4TCYYdy 4.1,114 i
DirrsßuitG ti COACH
ray rux~—Blu-
KWW .t tY I_nurr.ma,r,1 _ nurr.ma,r, to K Nts. .16 Du
mond alley, near xtrr, t. Pit tAtrgl,—CA kIUJs ti I.
tIIACHKS, PHAETONS. KS, and oy doArrlptaot.
or YANCY VEHICLES built to order, an d m
manner luomrtrooLed for beamy of ileAizti, elocmtlet of
nkfli of workmat.lop nod dm - Ability of nod...rods,
All cork
Glio. R. WHITE & 59 Market
str,..t., Int• nd. on and after V. Novenite.r
to clone not their priaent stock of t•LPA KM. TA LAIAti and
F'AN'CY SILKS at groat], redo-ed
It being their intention to enlarge and otherwise imprno
their Store, n, an to make more room for this liratich of their
Latium, and waking to it,, n 4/ itninadintely, they Wont to
clear out the Kock on hand an s.ain us posnltile.
nair2tuilla
WELLI.7OI S. HAVEN—Tint ()ID PRINT
oat Kiernauatimier. J014114E4,0 S St..< I:.
BLANK Ike tK and STATIUNKIIY WARKIIDUSK, in pn
pared to exocuto le „r (kin merrud, taunt
and Steamboat J. 41 PUINTING and Matti BINDING. and
furnish every article in the Blank hook, Paper oat etAt lofi
err lute, at the elidritat notice and en the neat restadiable
Lerma
vol. Blank Book and Shari mery Warehouse, Hunting 0111,
id Book Mader), Market and Attrttntit tan. 16
RICII A RI) C. 110 ('K I Si Manufacturer
Gilt. Stl, or , limas and Bri.ure l.th Pk: 1".0-(JLASS,
IT and VII A NI.ES Plain and diruiseiumm.l,
N.... 1 St. Clime- strm..t. All 1.3111i/I,d C..l,ll,usition Grua
Sdradid... - ma, die. All Maids of UU.LuH imd iv-Gilding, to
order. for Yrumr. , vrh..1....ai0 and r”ta..ll
• Varnixli Painting-a, Engravings and Lat.liwrad.lia, for
OS_ Impairod or dethrod Uil Painting." rtettorrAl In the Iv.
arum.
~•. All Fran,. mid !Liu iiianufni - torvil in this 01-
I , liAtsiwza mai , cliquii.l, lib.] Injury, nab rwatii and
aliai lliur eum 1., l'utsbur:la.
I ()IL\ (nt()L - 1 - 1 . Iniu,rter ~f 1.11{..1N DiES,
• ‘,l ), IV A,. Lr,.Lr /II iflUt• Old
111ti.43., 14-ach A.• A 1,.,. It WTI 11' I 'O7 1012 , 11 L
LF:K, 1 . 0r114, of Suitt hit. Id It 1.•1 att., l'atAt•orgts.
nNl_
rr MiO AS ()LI V ER, D
%OLE, i F.,.S A XI,
TRUNK NIANUYACFL 7 :.+t 11., stnwt,
11M. Horse Clothing, 'it hips. Sport. dr. (,rub
A MILLIKEN & CO. hate on hand, at
then..•nt....a, CABINET and CHAIR 111.0111VAC-
Thlt le, No. al Smithfield street, a large me:Anil/I,lg Or Fatie)
and I . lain FurllltOrr, which they will .1115 tkOr crtiL lower
than customary rates. Ter ins, cash uu lc. Idee-rij
C;(IIARLES BARNETT, Iloasn SHOER AND
14LACKSMITIL has misted a new mid COCUITIOIiii,IIII
Brick Shop on CHERRY ALLEY, between Third and Fourth
etrretA, where Sr is prepared to do all work In his hoe with
the *Anent prianinttude. Having had long experience in
the business, he reopen fully solicits the putt - mu:lfni of his old
customers MIA the public
T A -MELIA Aii..llollglthelit Pin
t, fling Mill, would rmpectfull int wrii Lie friend", and the
foe public that 2114 new egnitiloilinestit is now in full opera-
Don. and that he to prepared to furnish Boat Cabin, and 1111
all orders for PLANED LUMBER, will. promptness, and at
the lowest rntes.
itoard mud Plank, planed on ono or Loth claims, corodantly
u Land.
gamil, Loon and dLmWingo , of every description, mado to
rder.
Dg„ Builder. mud Okrponters would find it to their ELLIIOI
pigs to give lkirn u call, iu he can flew furuish tlu•m will
'L.ueA Stuff, Nultable for every descriplion of work
WILSON, corner of Market and Fourth
streets, keeps the largest stock of WATCIIRS,-ELNE
JEWELRY, etc., to hu found in Western Pennsylvania. Ills
long experience, establish...a reputation and moderate charges
present the illglikad inducements why these in want of a
good Watch, or other articles In Ms line, should give him an
opportunity to Se 1 . 1 r them.
talL. Plus Watch Repairing dune promptly and In the best
manner. Dov 26
ITLTON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
51ACIIINE SfloP, BAsuusir, Onio.—The subscriber
ng moved Into his new Werks,,rocently erected, corner
Water, hflioniiugh and Slieldy struts, to prepared to eon
et fur and execute all orders fur Passenger, Baggage,
Pont-Ogler, House Freight, Platform, dravel, Band and all
other descriptlund or CARS.
. .
Also, fur STEAM ENGINES of all sizes, GEARING, RAIL- ROA.D CASTINUS of all desmiptions, and all other work
appertaining to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
The Foremen of the duierent departments are scientific
and practical 0/013—u..+1.1y from Eastern nnutufaetorim—
who keep themselves informed and adapt all valuable patt
ern improvements. lang2B,tfi W. W. WETHERELL.
R. J. C1.30.13318.—J. C. COMMINR.-.11. C. TUNES— D. WOODWARD.
AMERICAN PAPIER MACIIE MANU
FACTURING CUM PAN Y, No. 78 Second street, Pitts
burgh, unuinfacturen of PAPIER MACRE ORNAMENTS
for Churches, Houses, Steamboats, dec.; Mirror and Picture
PrllllloB, Window end Door Meads, Brackets, Trusses, Cor
nices, Ventilators and Centre Pieces for Ceiling., Rosettes
and ILouldings of every doneriptien, Si.° and dmign, cheaper
and warranted wore durable than any other article now In
a. sonagas. 1 "e.
Jae. Orders executed on the shortest notice.
N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Builders is or{ ecially di.
rooted to this article, on acixiurit of Its light weight_
CUMMINS, TUNES A 00.,
No. 7S Soccind streot, between 'Wood and Market,
je2l Pittsburgh.
ZA.1179 BLAXII.I
JAMES C. EICIIET.
BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL. ESTATE BEG,-
ICIU3, corner of Soventli and Smithfield streets, rittiv
burgh.
Farms, Houses, Loth, Mills, Furnace, fic.,•lionght and
sold on commission • Land Warrants bought, sold and 'vat
ted; Blue, Bonds and Notes negniiittelL Especial attontion
given to subdividing Farms, and disposing of them. Terms
reasonable. nov27:davr
WIG MANUFACTORY—Mits. RENTER,
six doors from tho Aqueduct, opposite the Collector'.
Office, Allegheny City, is preload to till orders for WIUS,
and all kinds of CRNASIKNTAL VAI ft WORK. The best
quallty nuttarial is furnished, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed.
mylbattosly
LAW BOOKS.—I am authorized to sell Idtv
some vulusble LAW °Doke.
10 vols. Pa. Reports, by Burr;
Bouvier's Institutes ;
Green Hera Evidence;
Whartou'e Digest, last ed.„;
And other Reports, Elementary Works. &c.
UEO. N. OILL3IOItE,
at the office of Morning Post.
J. 11.40tItS r. D. DEN NT
TONES & DEiNNY, Forwarding and Curundaidon !der
e) chants, o. 61 Wain. etreet,Pittaburgh. [apl9
YOl3 can be thoroughly suited with Am*
0 -
pf
aF DAm ke aoo retypea, CAHOOT, 76 Fotil c it,
w,'..
CONCENTRATED LYE.—A large supply
of this celebrated article for. making Seam.recolved by
JOE.
a 25 Corner Diattumd and Market WM.
Nmkr,
'
1/7.4..;
I._::::tir•Tti . ,.:l 1..):1-:t
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS;" CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
Agent, No. 201 Libor
ow fallowing very choice ar-
Jamaica.
Santa Cruz
Bogua,
London Cordial,
Schnnppg.
SUNDRIES.
Rutherford's Scotch Ale,
Barelay's London Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
Absinthe,
Anisetha
Curacca,
Sardinea
Mocha and Java,
Young Ilya and Black Tea;
Brigash Bronson Choose,
Imported Havana Cigar,
various brands,
Old Monongahela Whisky,
all grades.
des connected with the bind
my Ihkdaw
PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I'2, 1856.
FOR RENT.—CI Iluesn is the name
given to that splendid four story Brick Iron Warehouse
now in progress 14 erection at the head of Wood, on Liberty
streid. IT WILL BE FOR lIENT on rho Ist April nest:
the sew is Ito feet on Hancock street, feet front on Liberty
street; it is moot suisdantially mud LllliterUHY 1 • 111 • 11
story can he occupied separately, or the whole no one ten,
input stairway ut the rear hording tc such story. Will be
rented reasonably to a permanent tenant.
Enquire of E. B. WILE INS,
ja2l3.l—!eliJ) on the premises
BARGAIN OFFERED.—The undersigned
offers for sale SIX. LOTS of ground fronting upon
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connell...vine
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borongli of NES
PORT. Four Or the Lots are 37 ! .., feet in width by IlbOUt
120 iu depth, fronting at one mid on the Depot, and at the
other on Sinclair street; and two of them [routing for their
whole length on other streets.
ALso—TWO LOTS, 37 feet in width, fronting the other
shim of the Depot, and in depth I . 2l—one of the Lots border
ing fur its whole length on Jerome street.
No hotter property can be fund, and It will be sold low.
Part of the payment taken in Stork of the Connellavillo
Railroad, if drakes!. IIEO. F. UILLMOLIE,
Office of the Morning Pont.
',ll, August 31, 18,56.—{dawtf
1 00 ACRES FOR SALE OR ExciIANGE—A
valuable Farm, situated about Ihrty miles Iron,
the city; Lu arres chard and ot cultivatmu—lialato,e good
timb, , n IfWelliu f f llouee nod Stable; umber prepared for
32 feet .11111112 Barn; I* large garden; good apring at the
bongo, and other,' alana the tarn. Tin- cod is good and laud
liets Wait, WWI a portion of flue fuendou land. Prite
Approved property in Allegheny City will be taken. The
above oouid [flake a good Cluck Farm, no there 6, god
run
song water through it. S. L; rIIIIKILT k SUN,
Jal2 5:1 Market street,
V() R SALE—Three Several pits es of Land
A: in Townahip, being part ul Ow relate of the
into Willtrr Forward .
Nu. I—Contwitel eight acre.. with it choice selection er
beating apple tree,.
No. 2--Colistalna worm aorta, willrh lor erect.] 51 new
and boautsful ruuna• Houae, logh, horsing hoLose,
awl all the nooostaar out-15050.e.., hos, fruit. kr_ hs
i,,. 3--Contausr alsout toss as , on winch to ervrte.l n
fnusse l'otkage honor, pring li-on, ,stain.. Ar., mist esstus-1)
covered a ith the cloart,t Inns tn.., of ill de, fiptsous.
Title oortork prs. /ow, and 1..•111.0 gas,
MAK ELI' A RICHEY.
jal9 Cortssw of Accentla and ~t uithtiehl.m.
Aloßouu. AND PATENT LEATHER FACTugIE
—That huge and complete eatatslo•lauletsk forraorly
us the Eighth 14 arsk 1. uou ollersal ha Kale at is
great barglOu, the pia-I,W Iler holm; largely engagosl In
oilier bussll , l. Tlo, Mar Illuery.l.l/111i111p ails! gross nag are
54 Its Iss-st slewrtistons 3.1 All ,t 1 .111111• bll,l-
11.,4r mow o-afisll) pro', otsal, sod Io is•r , profualslo,
41.1 the order, has e hs'ess sts rks.o.s of tits. ability of the liras
carrying ou to esta rlie lotiltl.g• n the "h,rr
JupaliLiery 1.1.1 r) ti, Shop, vessrk,losis, hus
lsolsw, a Imauw-lossow. 1k ..... rooess humor). a japaasser) of two
11111.11, 1. nlwy larking
Ntalslc. Ac. 1 Alas, thsrs•
For nuthor 'aortas/Ai.. appl) to
Fsl:s is. CETI] ItERT I SON, 50! Market sot
CA L WORKS FUR SA LT.- - •;ixiithree
u,-rv. of tarok mitts ;!.:ws of Coal atkaloak anti Uos
plovemetsta Own,a, sis sowrosaful oporatlon. tGwid Munn is
..Is 1t,,. M.alol - IKahebt tier,. At toilets absa l'itt.-
horgts. soot to sospoltsal mitt, 15 FYI 10 llosoa, barn. Torsaist
Howse, Urchtual, Rash ssad, ailsl ass vas client has Lor.
The lists s• tise fart stns-k. nod eassnot he aurha...nl
us quality. ksa further toss 5., til.,rw apply h.
T yrs, sES A NI) FA It ALS--lA'ilous'
Nlimit3l., I:ntAin• M.g.tvr On
M.. 1 -1 1 ,4 110 I'm., nn m Jltl.nut 1..,110r. .4 the
onion-) 1:.r,;. u u.l,t 1.'“) 1.0.. Elm.. an.'
ank, qui.. A t',umr3 ar.ptitid .«
~ t ) Pet •
tun tik , tt
It L. te iii t..r•-t tintl It, t a itrginter gratin, anti
y inft..rwati.tn tirntrtni Ii tit li, itrityrity
Jal4 TIDO?
7. 1 U1. SALE-40 at•re, Or Land, Nil
miles front .01 : , atv Nllll Ito,; 11/ nrrtat lai
w«11 a Mat rut, :grain aW 11111. F 11.3211. 1141111,.
ttle, k. triot,r of tt.t. t ttat taty Sr th, land
Terns. ar - rtatinttottattnt: Tll , .lllAti WI a lu,s,
&a- 11 su-ort
1 4 1 ( /H. SA LE -- A C.,ttagt• 11 , alAc and
UAL, oil 1-..a..11 Layott-t,t, Tl,- L 4 -11) ittet
t by ~.r
a.l htt•ty n 11,211,
firm% 11, , ,,r uu.l Iyrio Ittrwr n•4l. tilaJle., 'situate orttr
t.ituttittt., Stan Tly. t,te:ttly a .1. 3 3114:31 , 1,. tor.prrt 4,
rtnil , n, I, a labl, watt II at Tltt,
,t,ter -11. kr K011 , ".1,cm.] *-11 thin piopert, 421
Ita, J zartt. Apply 1,, ,tun: F. 1.1 1.14 111:1
5.11. E: - _1 L r, alnll, c,,rn,•r
ch.-1..1.145d 1,,L 4 . . A 11, I,y lutt ~,,t
Ir,Of .4 . 47 4r..9 on Ow. out • t Liberty .
”14 VI 1,1,11 .131aaleil .r.,1 14,
31$ l 15 , 3,12, L.. 1,42.1,u 1..1 ob .4
II la at 12,98 . 14 l 1,14.4. a) An n , .••3••ry moi rt - "J
M.'r.. AIN., a DwriOng / tog US 4149141 ml g - roklud
of $l4ll, tritattne rt, , put ..3 •• I apl.^) in,.
ptirtt , r. 1:1-Alt-1.1.1" 6 11.11.11r . i,
5,10 r, , rorr ,4 * r , rl,ll, •t•
THE 1i EST-11'e
al.
"Mr , . t. • .7 •
1., for j'Du
1.!.. J.,
‘4ll 4.1 1,1
41 1.•
or sr, will Ink f..r 1. o
f. a, le, I.
h.( re-, and
1.4 .10 T / Ai4.,,1.1 lout 14. tial r.
3,1 .$ll. tn.. laiel• 1..1... alit telutel llr. rt.rLie) AI any
m e
lam It, u, 1t it/. ver ...la. inter
ft 1.11,1.1.1 1 1111:1.11.Y.
Ja4
QIIINGLE N
1 / 4 1U111.1". AcTi N. 111% Ell A NI , t I,l< - I 1..•
harem ‘,l ,hind, r nati
otlkor I. 4111, laNi 1.. M. 1(1•11-1114.lileN l•
pl• - •••01,.1 4, the publur /ie 1 :
1.4 ,14ty prou'Urul run
t and ,6111,1,1.
,111,14/4 1, 1 / 1 /1g ark.l Sal tr,riv lu.a. 1.,. • lt.tio. 6,11 11
1.., 14,111{1, ,11//10i, b.ll it a .4 II fael Glint Skill,
llt Ban•,l wrt.., I. flaw," 1..1
r,...111, •11.•
ar./11. , 1 1.. r itug' 51,1 Mao tu. all beru 0/I
,1 , 111111.11 ts-4 thesr ...1...r t.. 1 In. 11...1 r
111.41,0.64 •1.1111
13, • I r,at,
nbiuKl... hitqa luu Al ably rub.. t. Et I'ltu 414 w lily
.•1 y nbv rut., 1.,
ll=
till I.) 1110./.1 .11 1. 661. t b.
11ir014.11 4 1 , 441 4 , 1 41.14 • , 4.111"111,. itlk • •4 1 / 1 4k 1.44
upernti-ti; thus niono. “t y n•s
Th. mat-Line willrine awl idea,. fr•ini the Meek three
IhollnOll.l 01141,:i., per lieur, unlit, to thick and Inp.O,
K. 1 .10 1. ui WHOA y and du; alalit) le Ile.. in.nile Loy hand ,
any tither ptueenn.
IL, uiens/ion , are liy iso Meal. reunited to pine and °di.,
Butt urinal, but works Pb walnut, and
every other description of Minna that tan he split.
The workings ul the nun l o pe can I. exinintileil tit L . 11.
liyin Furniture Ihtii,iurgu, tlrth stieet.
Ti t/IllbOr uw net a, ehingte denier, and teen of en in,pratie,
tLm UpOittl IS new neld lui p. , Oath., an there in uu ellloillar
ILl:en/JOU t. Stara.
The nutetuul. e.-rupee. but ,111:lii 111.1,. IS of durebie 0111)•
ntruction., 8.1111 Custei but ale el( two hundred dellars, :11,1 it
man and tau boys mu flsk. , from Itt,atk) to 30,04k1nItlaglin
per kitty.
Mot igLi of torrit,y, or nauclonort, In j uir at NONI Faith
etrort, LLo City
ti FL. All heeded otlol wati.ut ,i 1 1.. f01 . W../..L by letter,
wheu tlealrett. U IL. Cll A Milk:V.l.lN, .Agout.
wry lfetttl
D R. 11. J. IiORIIETTE, 13 F e
~urtll strvt,
httahutgli, ullera 11'16 u,luable FRENCH RENtbuy,
%Ito I. tiolatloo; to the tiro ol all aorta, ' , Alight' tool ,lati•
gonao. .Iteoulerx u, .11,11 Lhe Feutale .Ip.
pt t. It looderuttat all exert.. and r. oh, eN obati whine. o
-
lhvgzrttlet the Ilebilitrit..ll ale! at,, regulatili t t Joel
streogtheiong the ey ut-ILL, un I the COWIE 1111til.11
the tlaues of life
TO MA111;11.:1) LADIES
IL u Inculiarlp fillaod. IN a ‘IIII 111 IA 01011 lin.• ri•ltlo.vo all
tiuus
We ale tint of the 1 - 11111thor WhO 'relieve met net In ilee,itl
tince with the belief that Mug and elatioluto detail gives
weight and dignity to ohjeuts of either suomentous or trio lal
Import; we incline t. Ito touti tory opinion, and hull that
simplicity and truth Invest such as are worthy or any atten
tion, an decidedly the most rich and romely colors. In the
present ill,to.lWe, cur prat desire is to he understood by
those who may look to us fur lufurmatJuli, all else being con
sidered of minor importance.
See circulars.;
ON_ Whey hours, fro m A. St , to ti 31
REVOLVERS I ItP;VOINERS !!--juBt r-e
-aelvell, by Express, ,liroct
the manufacturers, it splendid assort- „.•,,..,•;-.+,••
silent uf Cott.REPEAT! Ntl
four, nee and six inch barrels, all of
which we will sell for cakh at low
prices as they can be bought in the city of New I",.rk. Pen
sous going to Australia and California will hod that they eon
du better by purchasing their eqmpage at Mono, than they
can among strangers—as we glen persons a client, to try
shy of the at Pistols belle., Iva, lug tle• city, loud iu 11100
of a failure ore rt.' he wmmy.
lIIIWN .1. TETLEY,
sepl 1311 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
I.RTNERSIIIP No'r ICE.—linving
this dry 14.Xiitteil with 00,, THOM AS (IROLITT, its
partner lo the bosh.w of importing., Ihvtifying and Ins.
tilling Liquors, the busiuess will herinifter be cooducted
under the- style or firm or J. T. a icn [TIT.
Pittsburgh, December '29, JNO. GROUTT,
JJ& T. (;it01.717, Importers of Brandies,
• nts, Win.; peali•rit in Fin.. Old Morning - Ml.4a Ityi
hisicy, ?each Brandy, dr. Ala°, Itrcdithin. and Dist Alert
Corner of Smithfield and rind streets, Pittabilrall. IdeeSl
BATTLERS.—Jon N OtIDEN & CO., Bottlers,
.o.llf First 211.1114, would rt , }h - rthllly hlfurm the pub
lic that they have I, lStilhily Oh baud it largo oupply of
SARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER, ALE tool PORTER,
of thu best quality.
The nttenthm of familite, In particularly dire,ted to the
fact that they bottle W.AlNltltilfl"l3 ALE 121 its pnre6t state.
Physicialui recommend it to families on account of its whole
some mid strengthening ,11111.11 ties. Oetak I y
NOTICE -=The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Jacob Hostetter, D. Hostetter trod O. W.
Smith, under the firm of HOSTETTER., SMITH A: CO., wan
dissolved on the "th day of November loot, by the ont, ru
purchase of the interest or D. Iludetter by Jacob Hostetter •
The buoiness will be cooduct,l as heretofore, under the
name of HOSTET.rEII k. SALIM.
dec7
HOUSE OF REFUGE—A DEPOT has f,esa
opened fur the sale of articled manufttctured at the
IL/se of Refnge. at NO. 79 SMITHFIELD STIIIII7F first
door below Diamond Alley.
'Wholesale and Retail Merchants will please call and ex
amine our stock of
BOOTS AMA SHOES,.
Map of the best materials, and in the int./ substannsi.
Manlier.. Persons patronizing the establishment, while
wantblig the interesta of the InAtitution, ran procure glen'
artielos at reasonable prices.
DOOR also for sale. Terms, cash. ( Ja&Alm
a Nl/1 111-TY
In the city. We woul.l therefore Ex.'el+ior Work+ '
al a fair Kiri\ anal niabe the payments Nagy The pripertj
coluists of lots turner of Nei tile anal Melton streets. in UP)
tiorougli of llinlanglatal, lalng , a 0 hundred and tent) wet
13t. hindon Neville street, extendlng snail.- width to lan
onler mark on the Monongahela tires . , inelnditie rigiat of
Wharf. The buiblings are of brick, mad staisfantird.
.gait Iwo atones huh, the maw bilibliog as one hundred and
a . foe( IL .1,4 by Oily feet wide, aau,taining
and 10 1 11.1111 g-sup 511.1.4 anal adjoining tbrretri. In turn, of an
1., la a Too ,t.ory Ursa k tat sea enty test In length liar engine
home and other porpawes. 1 lien. Is at, au rata . llt•lll ' , team
Engine In Ktaal and .dhrr lure+, ait 11 ,t,..
ready to kindle fires and go b., w.ai - X withaut delay.
slug pei - aou tlenirust4 Kra I: a property, so fuvoratdj brutal,
will ialrizer gilt lot int.ltat.• an la) lila,. boll.,
LIN I Nl, ll l l l/N, l) /Pt:L.IN 11 d 01.
Pittsburgh, January 2:i, l iSge ow:aln, ,
:1\ 1 A it?
pseudsn A te i t i r ' t \ x ' r E -k.S, r. sump. ,.r 1:1. 11. ,
laaley'l Lady's Med,. do a,.
tlaa 2t7 1.11.
l larger J., du 20 do
Wards, ilo Ju '..At
Graham's Magazine, do do '..st do
I'eterSoll'a, at,. alt 17 41 , .
Lalle'a .1 , do 1 ., -1..
Auttkrn Sirtit..,... dt.r du I'o .1..
•vh, fl/ dr ,
Magalizto, du t. 1., lu tl.l
Arnierl,•.l ta,
Tribune Alamo,. do do 1
handan News .dsnuaryll,
211
Rau, (lark, ile 1,11 -1 •
Mani. 1.11, an, 1,1:: to
It 1,1.•11, Pated-a, 40 4111 do
the , aid, ale .1,110 Lit ,
du 1.1*.!
A lads, do 1,12 rl.r
!LAW.. Path, 1.1.1 do
el. , 115 do
Pule tails, do Ji
All go num oliepo Way stn buy ithia44tinerd, - 1 1 f nottrae
ttney - xill rubor the. Ida, is at
%,, nil Fifth at
1)1A NOS AN. _
_ .
D DE LOON S. — JOH N H
Al El.l, alt. Na at Mie+l stter 1, lartua rn -•
brd.1"..n.1 allel end I,aurtli street, aJI Opeil
that alt). Friday tla.• In lo a
Larga. so. It
V1..111 1 NEW PI I aift - PtiltTES.
Anal a n•laplatc a... 1 rb . gnat a... stout. bi ,At .ttia.M.N MAII
It\ M. iIEL E1,11.1),1N5.
A PAYNE:,
N., 1...15 1.1.• rt) Ntret.
lIIIEM
I )IPuRTA '1"1'0 Ti tusk.; A FFLI t FE])"
ITII HAI , SMUT 1'e2,1.• ,1111.r.g fr..tu
artmilv, tr,•tu to.pattt.l ”•t. 3,4••.
”ther mtl.l
I. well to call upon irr tl k. .
I•ILACT II:A I. 1 . 1•11..:1 A\, h•-to they u4:ty rv-ly up , tt 4:••tlitig
ietititlenll) the .11 riT ANT:, 01.
T II E
EV. Addrees, •pp , ...t. A A Nt.t...
P. :I.- -Teleectitt ott, Itl4ertetettie-a Thertuteuel, re, and evert
et tt. to eittett tautteg, it , the t/ I.n, e Le, truth, 1,14 eat.: [elettr)
.0. Ha.' I.l4 . llllgtry.
11,-6 InAertetl In t , hl Vreete,
1111(.1/ le Alo ttitie t.led 01, exe hanged fr., ,
thy:7 I)
1)1. RE 7.1.\'( ' 1..11 N Th, undersigued
tetlJ ell the 4111.1.11., ~f thetlet, Joel C 1.1 1 ,1110.1. 1.
1.1.. A a
.
1.1 \I. I'.ll\ g ,, 11.1 b , 3
alid Ins. 11...11 the ”1.9.• thq.. Ittlitvrto ttuttl.• to 7-.lt•
hooln.
There are no bran. inure. jar,,lser
lusau , t n nt,nl b , the grually ad aulaa 11, raisulibu tau,
/1013 t. log the •• \,il. , 11,,tatague Zule, Xll former,
Tuttl ofar t tire. but grand all ad the retreats bratiats ,, l .lauet at,
ies.. a Itu wash 1.. purehnst nn arttele that eata Is ut,
at purr mud uutululturateti, rata tat sure of gettrue It of
11, , all atteution toour brand of Fan , h Y.1114', \VIE boil,
N II 111 , 1.5 ts gout.; tad all purrhatatul of us with Ur„
brattal, wr guaruata , It42ett, if found to 1w uLtultonued.
11 ALL & COIL\ FILL,
Oflier. 1;3 Niabbn LIMY, Nov Y,trk.
lAll DICKEY & CO.,
Ja-Isltf No . stl Mater street, Pittsburgh.
ItISI II P herMi,fore. exist ing
IN`Ril4 . ll atts , lerskeued. utub•r tha• able of Hours,
a Mt, as this da3 &Ise,' asl ba mutual comae.
'w,• th , Lite 11ra, Kill IN: 1 , 0 , 1 I.)
11,1,erts. JOH , : M tit ,nri.-rr,
humbor g h, JunuAry to , 16X.
.1011 N M. ROBE nTs will
.1 ElI I.lt 1 hustna. at the M 8.... Jamul, ..No. 41 rl rrii
uatil Sirrtng, when he 111 - 6thwit,4 oulaepag (ad
mor/. Rooah No la yirrl ,
the Iwo
11/
BV LI)IN(} LOT FUR SALE.—A Ina 24
feet /at %l YLIH tartset, and elt , //tlll/F Musk I C/11 ,,, /..
1 , 1.• alley. Oa the hart late/ of the lot It. A Celkir %S all,
Lunt log Iwo sula.ll huustw. This ha is at a thwarable he At,.
renitiVlA, ; Itll.l will he wad low, Alta all (arum file
TI the ..1, and dour frtaa .11K . uutttraittut, Etwinlre
til.Y H. (llLL\{Ulat,
jy 12 at the 4,111., of Nlorning I . t.est.
WillatIT ' S — PRENtiahr T ICAtEA RION
cvuls the head, and romon. all °mann. ,(
ache.
Pomona using
Wit Rums IiATIIARION
Are uevur liable to sun-stroke.
WIUUILTS PREMIUM KATUARION
le the moat valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
MCI LC any required form.
For not by Dr. (IEO. 11. KEYSER and it. E. SELLERS
& at 25 omits per bottle. aught
N OTICE TO STOCK HOL DERS--
OPTICS ALM:OM:NT V.S.LLEY It. R. Co./
Pitisburgh„January d , tdD7. j
The regular Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Allegheny Valley Railroad COMIAICy Will Im hell at t h e
Company's Mlle, N 0.74 Water street. Pittsburgh, urn TUES
DAY, the 51.1 i day of February next, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
when as ItAtetuent of the affairs of the Company will be nth.
nutted by the President and Managers. All electioo is ill be
held lOn the nune day, at 12 o'clock for officers of the Com
pany fur the ensuing year. J. t.41.1350N, eeretary.
IIUSI NESS AND MONEY.—An - Opportunity 6.r inv....t
alent, and a partnership In Ina tupguiticont,pernonteut,
staple and lucrative 1 , 11.4111(.1 ' is
Case 'llion for
by a 'tarty who WiSheN make ke money. Here is a I Init.,
that duos not occur Mit in a century. None but reliable
parties, with business qualification, mid front v,uutl t o
$lO,OOO available capital. need reply to this notice; and b.
such, a demonstration of facts will be preotettted, that will
exhibit a position the most captivating and desirablo. This
In nn Erase, catch-penny advertisement, lauc isma
r ade and
substantial usury respect; and the severest scrutiny M.
[nov9:3iu•
Its_ Adam,. Manufacturer," Ittrit Office, Pittsburgh, Pa,,
and full Items will be commuulcated. ocoVittf
fIOLD PENS—Many now Lind it difficult to
k_,4 procure Puns as good as formerly. Mannihrturrri and
dealers have been tempted to reduce Lilo quality of both gold
and workratuthhip, in order to realuee the prior—consumers
forgetting that laic Vercelli •1106 eiryn cluev:
We have our POLO 111049 expressly, to order, of the very
hest material mid flersh, !Lad icarrehrel6-6 , M tat., f.t•
W . I V. WILSON, 67 Market atioot,
Jel2 Corner of Fourth.
TRUSSES--1 have'on hand.n.birge tusori:
mein of Trusses. Those wishing anything In this line
should call and crumino my stuck hulbro puninuting
JACOB HOSTETTER,
u. W. SMITIL
IRON CITY COLLEGE---DAT AND EVENING
CLAssmi—Arithradic . , Writing and Book-kerping.— ed
Ladi
and Gentlemen'e Apartments sepaotte.
ARITIIMXTIC, and Its applications to buniness, (a new
system,) shorter, plainer and better tubipted to butane., than
in to 1w found In any tleatiso. Results obtained with great
facility by new rules, termed “Arlthmetieal ?angle." Arlo,
tnetic, per month, $4.
Call for a Circular of the College.
dna aIetsTRTNEI, principal.
N Re , 5 7 : 4 8iar sit
k:t a- r.
T WO Large Warehouses for
A fO so r
on Water street, Rent SI K) each per year.
feb2
" V A' ,
.
•
rs'4
NEM
T T A E. M 0 1\ I. 'l
U- --S
AND
MELODEONS.
H. KI.F.BER &Eft. have received and for sale a lot o
the above in,ttrutnents, which they warrant
EQUAL, IF NUT SUPERIOR, to any other.;
made.
HARMONIUMS, with eight at, ps, made by{ r
SCHLEDMEY ER, Stuttgart, tlerinany.
HARMONIUMS, with throe stoo, by Trayser A Co., Stut
These Inatrumen hi have been 0111111111.1 by the ProfesAon,
and amateur), of the two cities, who prmonnee them, in
taunt of Volume nod sweetness of tape, fully equal to any
%Ulna Church or Parlor Or6mn. The trmdlea are froarrungtvl
that a CHILD ON STOAT STARS" CAN WORT{ THEM
WITH HANK.
..M.ELAJDEONS 3IADE BY CABILART A NEEDIIAM, N. Y.
It in alnloat nuperilinaw to say anything in their Inv, Tlr
senior partner, Mr. CannART, le the original a'neentur of
the .llolodeon, and the superiority of hiv instruments low
covet been tituntiebed. They reculroorders for them from
all parts of the world. One of their last and most Important
imprvemenL4 in the DOUBLE iW ELL; whleli, white it ru
mba the resit, affordn the player groder variety of effects.
PM - chasers are retillebted to i!Xannne and ConlV t ien. Shout.
selves of the superiority of the above, tothich %VII be sold on
tiro nand reit/amiable torn by IL 1(14.1Mt to BRO., No. z.r.i
Fifth street.
. . .
P. FL—A freak supply or IcITNNS ?;CLARE'S and other
P 1 al.:(ni on the way. Ja2B
ALLEGHENY VALLEYS,RAILROAD
IS NOW OPEN
PROM PITTSBURGH TO KITTANNING
On and after FRIDAY. ltukunry 2L, Freight and t
henget Traiva will Lame Pittsburgh at 2:7A) P.M., stopping a
ail atatiniks, arming at Kittanning at 1.425 P.M. Alriarkan g
Leave Kittanning at 7 kirlock A M., arriving at Plosi,urgl
at 10 A. M.
STAIRS WILL. RUN IRON 6ITTANNIN4I, In coon,.
Lion with lb. Trnitis, fur Ole following plates.
r tar.
trl ail Clarion
. 2 60 Ilt,d)'s Hoed .
. 3 2.5! Nlaboning
. 1
2 hi Het/debt'.
2 Tfi Sloclinnieghtieg
shantionchtle
Y 00;lirisktille
Fare to Kittanning, 131,25.
Tickets to nil of the /*b, ar. ivinevg ran he procured at the
Ticket udice in the Depot on 'Pallor strient.
Omnibuses will Rat, the curlier of yinsket na i l Hill, wd
Penn and Wayne strisets, at 2:;i0 I' Mr., in counts-lion with the
rratns Jam. ._ A.. 1. MATER, Supt.
qlO MANI 7 FAC3't'REItt.; AND OTHER,‘.'--
J_ The Mitturnlimed. haring in view iii. extension of their
bustueas, lately purchased the
Burn! V ilhwo.
17 1 111.ick,bur,
1 . 1. Uttft ut.y
Red hunk
11.•,/glervlburg
eurlsrlllt,
K C ELs oR WORK?
hi the Hirer, upputiite tLle city. Since then
e prefer enhirging
%I LL eye coy butit wl II I En al.,
!Or*,vmm
=EWE
JOS. FLEMINtI.
Corner Diamond and Nlorkot
PITTSBUI{GIi POST.
TUESDAY MORNING
FOREIGN NEWS----ONE WEER LATER:
BY THE
STEAMSHIP PERSIA
PEACE PROBABLE!
The Persia brings intelligence of further pro
gress towards peace. Orders have been trans
mitted from St. Petershurgh to the Russian
army in the Crimea to cease all further hostili
ties until the results of approaching negotiations
be known. It is also stated that the French and
English cabinets have come to a perfect agree
ment as to the mode in which the negotiations
are to be carried on. At the same time, the bel
ligerent powers continue their preparations for
an earnest continuance of the war, should peace
not result front the presout endeavors. It was
stated, but afterwards contradicted, that Oen
erals Pelissicr, Coddington and Omar Paella,
had, like flortschaktdf, received orders front their
respective governments to stop hostilities; such
order will not he rent till an armistice he for
mally concluded.
THE APPROACHING PEACE
. .
An infinite number of rumors are in active cir
culation touching the peace. They are of all
,leseriptions, and cannot he systematised. In
England, for instance, they say that Prussia trill
net he admitted a. , a party to the negot;ati..ns.
At Berlin, on the other hand, the greatest confi
dent, lelt that Pruisia will he invit e d t o
parti
ripate in the conferences, as a l e adi ng p nwe if:
Sardinia was formally acquainted with the Arts-
trian proposition-, a n d will, of rouse, hr man
!muted to take a -hate in the negotiation.. lly
many it is believed that, ,reing. Luse many of the
powers are interested, alit the Ettrmman irnimr
tanee of what relates Ilrinetiotliti,o, and t ,.
Chriittiami in the the negutittlions will as-
'tune the magnitude of a Earopftn
Itu.4sia w,ll probably concede the dl.-ioantling of
Bomars - und, providing she can save Nicolaieff.
Count Nesselrodc has addressed the represen
tatives of RII9Sin in foreign courts, declaring that
Itus.ia has made concessions with a view to the
estaldisliment of re:Ler,~letrronccii„.
representation 9 of friendly powers, and not be
cause the intere , d, of Russia call for the con c l o .
-ion of that peace. M. de Ne , selrode's circular
is backed by an assertion in the Ru-sian official
journal to the effect, that, in coredderation of the
general wish of Europe, the government of the
rear has not sought to impede the work of ree,n
ciliation by acceo9ory negotiation. , . and
that due account will be taken of it , niod,rati,„
The Mere preliminarie , of negotiation can h..rdly
be signet - lin time for the Qn c e n ' s „,
am -p Sl o t. Cot,idering tho of the
it will he well if all partie ,, have , ifflled thr mutel
agreement to negotiate, by 111 or 31 of 1-',1,r,, A ,y
city has yet been decided upon for the p:ace
of meeting of the conference.
T , 1 , -craph I , L.
_ .
•• It Leen .leternsined in a council at which
he King isre,,itleik that Prii-sia will make 1,
,ry ITCII , 10[11.11, , traii1/11 of hor iri,h t o h e ad
tittial L. the eohiereneei. It i, expected hero
hat the c"uferenee will ,I.IAI ye int, a s . - eins i
Tio rciri , rh . If Pru-,ia Mull
is 'llu:wined ridathsii
epre, n ti Kus,ia and tho.c . „11. j,„ N:•• "
. .
h•ty, Leer p!C•11,11!7 11 - .111.f•.1. I,t) their
111 pllblic•, the Ilar,,n de Itud , ,lg,
in:l Lord rti.,n,rivi•l C.tltVt'r• r..r
••.a.pluratile tiro... Ti. n••w• the
The national rev;ing thvt-,• i g . rtattly
at the
r au (' , 1.,•1111::gt in. that a
tiviairt,ted Iwy the ultra
lIMEMI
P.tr, , r•„„„,i,
11,11 Sl. twitrii•i.:: 1110 1 . 1 I•itii.
t't 1-I.ke • to
1-• ....veil,
-eat, .'iv itk v to ti•• It
110 10,111 1 0•1' r the I;i,.. a n A •ri : d
tit,• ,0001 I ', lllll
Nv,...c!rLaic. :1111.0 Ip/tit - I lino repiy.
lit 31:pt , :tr, tut,e cort,lll4 it 011, tout
lil/11S.•11. Haling .11•el•lod oaur-e
l a • t !• • •••••• , ,•11ry 1-r
nub a to•he to the ~(01 1 : 000p01.01(,31 . ).
,nt 110, grand Duke N , t . 10.1:1 4 to, inroral
an.tan Lille of 11, deci•ooth Tne ha-
11r11,94-o.ltl lir,hllloeti 011 tin. population or the capi
ta.' :.om, tai l m , among tin , luw,r
dulity :Ls to it- truth, an.i in iln nigher ranks,
pr,l'utuul naoui.lrntrtr, with some eirreision: of
kliscatiltent.
The acceptance of the .Imtri in
imen at Sr. Pet
The announcement stated th it the chief
tion is the neutralization id the Ilia,
by a ire tty between I and To,
ki•e, Maim ready to .lI,USS I h. , ether
intit- It is , trxiv.l iu tiil.l , lll.itl.• t•:1.4 ir< Ih it
Austria Considers the woriliit i z ~1
It/ 111.6UL:till all CV.i`ting far
triesse4 on the Black Sea. Further, it is runuired
that the allies intend to maintain an army of iii—
cupution in Turkey till Ili: rerorinii iii rav,i r of
Christians ore firmly estatiliNhA. propoinal
is extremely distasteful to Turkey Wall Russia,
and Austria prop:4es to Maintain her army in
the Danuldan principalities fl,l
Enizlish neeupy Turkey. Count Orloff and
Ilitrou do lirunote are spoken of tie the itaissian
plenipotentiaries ti , the approaching t'OII . 4V.A.
Ike diplomatist -1 represent, respeetively, the I ier
uuw lill',lllll parties of Itusitian politic , . No
!Mice el nt evt iog has yet been decided.
t.l.•,,Aph L, tholegt-31,11
il Ell IN, .1 annat y
\I. de fludherg Ita‘t thd , day received a circu
lar from Count Nes-elrode, by which the Chan
cellor makes known to the representatives of
litts,ia in foreign countries theinotive for u,..evt-
I rig the propositions of Anstria, give: ;In
rr , Se of the intentions of the Russian g,tvern
nient in reference to the futur, negotiations.
The circular of the liussian governai t . l ,l
that Russia has made rourrsnious with a nett• to
the re-rsluhli , hmnnt nut o r do erence
to the I cpre , elltatimis of rrieodisv-t—:.il,„,
not at all hecau.Ne the ill tOre,t. of Ccn_ia call, for
the conclusion or that react.
El=
The accounts from the Crimea are to the SOL
of January. They mention no fart of the lonst
importanee. The cold was intense, and the sea
hail frozen along the coast, but particularly in
the port:. of Eazatc•lt and Ilalaklava, and in the
roadstead of Sebastopol. The ice, how •ver,
soon disappears. The :nen who suffered noel
were the porters and laborers, recently arrived
in the Crimea, and not yet inured to the climate.
'The cannonade from the north forts continued
uninterruptedly. It is remarked that Tskiently
the Bassi UM have tired large shells into Sebasto
pol, whereas they formerly threw only hombs,--
hence itis inferred they have received fresh sup
plies of material. Their tire on the city does
not do ranch damage, but was direeted' with a
sagacity that showed they had accurate informa
tion of till the movements in the allied ramp-
Several spies had been arrested. Stringent
measures were being adopted to prevent coinniu-
Mention with the enemy. About 2:0/00 per•tnis-
Stonn to reside at Balaklava have been issued,
and without such permission no one will be
lowed to remain, and no persons excepting non
conunissioned officers of the English army will
lze allowed to open stores and canteens.
ORDERS GfVEN TO SUSPEND HOSTUJTIES
BRILLIN, January _'l.—Letters from St. Pe
tersburgh state that orders were sent off On the
ISth to General Hortschakotf to suspend hostili
ties in the Crimea. The General is expected
without delay at tit. Petarsburgli, tii be invested
with the functidns of Governor of Poland. It is
generally believed here (Berlin) that a❑ armis-
Gee will be concluded between the belligerent
powers.
23d.—The Currier du Ilavre states
that an order from Paris, dated afternoon t.f
has directed the limiting of the ships intended
NI- the Crimea shall be provisionally :u-fended.
VIENNA, January Count Bind's instruc
tions to Count Esterhazy, December 16, direct
ing him to urge the acceptance of the proposi
tions of Count Nesselrode, the following sen
tence occurs :—" The signature of these prelimi
naries would be immediately followed by a t it,_
eral armistice and definitive negotiation," The
NC.
rdri
FEBRUA Y 12
The Berlin correspondent of the Morning
Chronicle states that the question whether Prus
sia is to take part in the coming conferences is
nut yet decided. For many good reasons there
will be every disposition to admit her; but to do
that, there must be, as it were, a legal title;
there must be the signing of a convention be
tween Prussia and the belligerent powers. But
it is doubtful whether Prussia, who has hitherto
been unwilling to make any engagement, the
scope of which it would be difficult to calculate,
will now consent to take one that, it must be
confessed, may lead to very serious consequences.
The Journal de Frankfort, of the 18th, ob
serves: '•The universal joy reigning in Europe
un account of the acceptance of the preliminaries
of peace by Russia, will be still further Aug
mented by the new announcement that 'negotia
tions have already commenced for the conclusion
of an armistice.' Hostilities, temporarily sus
pended during the winter, will soon be so by a
formal convention, the avant-courier of peace.
it will be objected, perhaps, that an armistice
was also concluded in June, 1813, and yet in Au
gust the war was raging fiercer than ever. But
the armistice of Poischwitz was not accompanied
by any preliminaries of peace; whilst now such
preliminaries are agreed on, to which an'arruis
tire is the necessary sequel, so that it will have a
very different citar:Oter to that of 1813. It is
true that the conclusion. of peace is not an abso
lute and certain consequence of an undertaking
as to preliminaries. But as the energetic attitude
of Austria has resulted in inducing Russia to ac
cept the preliminaries without reserve, so it will
hinder that power from retracting in detail during
the negotiations what she had before acceded to
in the gross. Jmq, also, as at the prayer of Ana
l; i.i. the Western Powers gave their consent to
,tich moderate conditions, so they will not over
-tel. them iii the negotiations to a degree that
An,trin can ether approve nor Russia accept.
lu n word, the pAal faith of all the powers inter
tcd guarantees the speedy conclusion of peace."
The House met at the usual hour. After tlm
orders of the day had been gone through with,
Mr. Getz, from the Committee on Education,
moved to eisch,uee the Committee from the con
sideration of the High School in the city of Pitts
burgh, and that the petitions and remonstrances
lie referred to the members from Allegheny
Agreed to.) Now hi the time for the
people to torn their attention to the right tlttor
ter. owl 'Tv:Lk out their wit.tlies to their repre
4ent:ttive.,.. who !doubtless will b e gove n utd by
the role, of the tax-payers..
Colontittee3 Wet, calk4l ~ver for reports, and
sevens] were rn;,,le.
. 1 t1111131' .. 1 . " I
The hill to abolish the u, - ury 6ws came spin
;,rder. Air . Get/ moved to postpone intlefinAteiy.
On t!,. fuL animated debate t"ok place that
-,.111.•
,•ftltt• rite, dmillellt anal effee-
I:i e -;•eaknr and a geblielllfin nt fine talents,
3 r . pes - eil Ler...t.Clg the repeal and in
11. the postp,oteinent_ Lie waa reviled tot
r Civil.. in a f,21, - hrier remarks that had the
ire i~,at eifeer. Mr. NTearthy siated that /It'
would rate ror tile hill and anhast the motion,
:shed t o pine, right before his con
, n Ls. 11, was h ell aware thy!. he differertit
with ninny (.0, - theui in the vote Le .was about to
HI. reflected rather tartly Oa' the member
fnan Kerks. M . l'onth , ~ ta tt e d Le eoulel not
for an 1 41e. , 11dIti.pnal repeal, hut would prefer
that the member front Berk: , had moved tu post
f..r the present. This gentleman speaks
~ith energy an.l appears honest in all Lis actions.
it feels deeply whatever be espouses, and there
is an ardor in his manner that often carries con
\ 1Cliol: 1 , 1 the 111111 d, of Lie hearers,
Mr. Whal, , n, of Erie. spoke to the point. lie
e.oild not favor the bill, and referred to the eon
. 1,0•1 .•f H.okers, ~..howing, that a repeal would be
.I,3•:ru, Ile wa, wilting to vote for a tuotlifi
e.httOn: 311 , 1 that ouly—such as was spoken of by
invoihvr from LaiVreirice, which he character
iied wi- , e 311 , 1 S3111(.31-V.
The n,tion prevailed and the bill postponed.
Thi,, was a waste of raw nraterial, but there is
plenty of time for such at this stage of the sea-
Resolutions relative to Kansas and Nebraska
came up in order, ilistructing, Senators, :;:e. tln
the motion to indefinitely postpone a lengthy de
hate took place. Several gentlemen gave vent
to their pent up patriotism. Mr. Ingram, of
Sullivin, made n rood speech, and took occasion
t‘i re id extract , from papers, showing the IleeeS
,llS of action here, and that he consi;lered it iffl
- f.,l' the roi-olutiand to pass. Mr. I. is a
ming mats iu appearance, but from his effort to
day he evince: contridornible mind. His voice is
clear, and he has much self-possession, but is
rather modest. With care and attention he will
let reach an enviable notoriety. Sullivan county
has in him an active, industrious, clear-headed
',presentative, who reflects credit on those that
sent hint here; but all his eloquence could not
s a y, th e re:olotions, and the motion prevailed,
the majority being too strong in this end of the
State House.
The following has been received from the
inal Board relating to the canal at Pittsburgh.
It is said to he worth two hundred thousand del
lar.,--that which the bill would give away. I
sin not :mare that it is worth that figure; but it
certainly must be worth something:
CAN COMMISAIONRIte OFFICE,
Harrisburg, February ti, 1856.
lion. Wm. M. PI ATT, Speaker of the Senak:
ant :--The llonrd acknowledge the receipt of
the following resolution passed by the Senate on
the '2.1 instant, viz:
f:rod,d, That the Canal Commissioners be, and
they are hereby requested to furnish to the Senate
their views, as to the propriety of abandoning that
portion ,)r tho Pennsylvania canal situated between
the end of the tunnel through Grant's Hill and the
Mononcabela ricer; and also furnish the Senate with
a ,tatemeat of the eost- of construction of said par
tem of said canal, and the amount of damages paid
Fri% le property-holders along the same.
That portion of the canal embraced in the reso
lution has not been used for molly years, and,
during that period, has, nu doubt, from the ILO
cumulatiore%f filth, been a serious annoyance to
the inhabitants along its banks. Originally con
structed as a convenient entrance to the canal
from the Monongahela side of the city, and us a
moans of saving the cost of drayage, the business
done upon it has not justified the expense of
keeping. it in repair. Whether the future will
hold out any inducement to retain the possession
of it, and to keep it in navigable order, time
alone Call determine.
the opinion cute/bailed by souse, that the
increase of the trade of Pittsburgh, as well as
that dewing froni the improvements of the Mum
Ligahela and Youghiogheny rivers, will ultimate
ly require this inlet to the pmb i lic works, should
ever be realized, then there can be nu doubt that
this portion of the canal through the city would
be of value to the State.
This is a brief statement of the condition and
prospects of the work. From it, the Legislattire
can form an opinion as to the propriety of aban
doning it, as well ns to the effect an abandonment,
.at the present time, would have upon the sale of
the main line, if such a saleshould be determined
upon by the Legislature.
The coot of that portion of the canal embraced
in the resolution of the Senate, cannot be stated
with any precision, as the work from the east
ern end of the aqueduct on the Allegheny to the
?%lorioni.7,:thela appears to have been originally al
lotted to one set of contractors, and tho esti-
Inntes . t , ttusetweptly . do. not . site% the cau l , centor any particular portion. The aggregate cost
of construction between these two points was
$148,160 25.
The damages to property holders from the west
ern side of Grant's huh tunnel to the Mononga
hela was $9,677 37k.
If an abandonment should be determined upon
by the Legislature, it would be proper to author
ize the Canal Commissioners to dispose of the old
materials.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant. H. S. MUTT,
President pro tern.
MEM
NUMBER 110.
prevalent report that the generals of the hostile
armies hare already received telegraphin orders
to suspend hostilities is incorrect; ie would be
contrary to all diplomatic custom to forward
such orders until preliminaries have actually
been signed.
FROM HARRISBURG
Ilol'SE OF REPRENENTIVER,
Friday, February S.
EC=
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Marriage notices, 60 cents Death Doticeo, 25'canta
THE. SENATE. , • .
The Senate proceeded to the consideration. of
Dr. ItPClintock's bill on the License hiw. After it
had been discussed a rote was taken resulting in
but two for the bill. The billqllMr. Brown was
then, on motion, taken up, and after reading the
same, was on motion ofJudgo Wilkins,postpon,e4
until Monday. This bill is worse than the Quart
Act, for this goes a gallon, and there are but
few who could givallote that:quantity at &WO.
The Senate, from all that , ' can leerni! will - be
tardy in passing any bill that will be JsatisfectorA
to the liquor interest.' At present-flier:6'ft' doll-.
siderable feeling on the subject, tind'whet will
be the result time alone will.only , tell: •
Sheriff Patterson left for home tu-day...tick
Colonel made many frienda here„dnd all ply
peered delighted with. his social, Whati4otiled
manner. Truly, QATA:
Ilousr, OP,S , EPREBRATATTYR•B ;
Saturday, February,
Rouse met at tho usual hoar
. - -
The Speaker called over, the standingcomnilt
tees for reportsbnt-few were•madm• 'lily , the
committees :bold hack is ,to me-a mystery; Ad
time will aeon he at hand when they Mast, act
either for or against bills, and the sootier the
fate of bills are known in committee the better
for those interested.
The act incorporating the " Franciscan Broth
ere, of Cambria County," came up in-ifs regular
order and debated at length by several able
speakers. The speeches were of it". persona!`
character, and the Speaker did all: in , hiiiatror
to keep them to the question under consideration,
Members will wander occasionally.. But , the
speeches both for and ag;inst the lid of itieor
porating the Brotherhood; in Catahria - iimintt'
were more than common-place. -Itr.!-.ltirighn
speaks well, and is a man oft4ellent mind. -Mr,
Phelps, of Armstrong, delivered a speech of con-,
siderable power in opposition to the 'bill: l‘ri.
MeCalniont also spoke against the act or in-Cor
poration. The House adjourned at, lit o'clock,
pending the question.
BETIZEMI
The Senate pawed the following hills, on mo
tion of Doetorll'elintoek :
An alit relative to the duties of Coroners and
Justices.
An act relating to the 'Monongahela TurripiXe,
An act relating to the Pittrburgh and 'Coal
ill Turnpike Company.
An net relative to the Penn township fled Eastl
Liberty Plank Road Company.
This is all that transpired in Senate that in
terests your people except the repeal of certain .
sections of the nut fur grading and paving' in
Allegheny city. This. bill is now in the House
and befure the Committee of Road n4d.Bridgea
for their action. Truly, CAVAN.
A New SYSTZII, O 4Z New Orleans,:has
just here - proposed by the lee head of the-den
partment in that city. It embraces a force of
one chief, ten detectives, one captain for each di
, vision, a recorder, twenty-eight sergeants, tuMitt-'
ty-eight jailors or clerks, and three hundred mull
forty-one day and night policemen, making Iv
total of four hundred and ten men. Thp„plan
proposes that the nice shall be appointed by the
Mayer, and hold glee daring good behavior and:
faithful service. They mast- he sound and nble
bodied men, as preyed by the certificate of the
city pbyoiehm, between the ag:es of Y 1 and,
and they :tre to receive increased Cbiltrr&l
-,-a.tzon for each , iticeeeiEn,te, year, marl it shall
reach an adequate intaannt, ileatortifiag to the
ply the eity in to be divided into districts and
pti..einct , for the hication of police 1 4 ..tinti.s.. It
propehed that the men uni
form. eaeept the deteetive.4. and , he concerned%
ao political affairs. hest of these ideas, are
evidently derived from the policerflatenus of Ifhil-,
adelphia, and Near York.
L• El s ELfh al S• 0 N .
IN,T 3t .t\ teTuur.a - s,
No. 79 W.,un .-racer, Pirh:ctraha.
The ,nlAirriberN retrp , criully annontas that ..5111W1 . 3
them are t.ataratica.l t"tit; iFill be furucartleil to any luta
the Craw, -a rt,eiviria fans the !sending thm
"niers their personal turatoareasseut in tuella., wanting to
the fortunl.a ginoti
Llontember. the niso ninet earefnlly Steel ak.S.mratly
taken. a. all Invessary allowauces are ulmb, by the eutter of
the estahlighment.
let. 6.4 e. around the neck.
2d. del. del . wrist.
3.1. do. do. che,t hurnedktely.
4th. From the middle of sh..ulder, length of arm to tho
wrist jsillet.
Ile.ght of the ?enrol., from the shoulder to th., kneo
pa R.
6th. Wheth . or with or without collars, the style of 0 0 11.4,
and any other Llirretion as regunis style, fashion, Le.
This plan is quite unigno, and will grunt value to
gentlemen at a aistunco..wito find it inuntsailde to obtain sat ,
• home Shirts to satisfy them in style and tit.
Also, ou hand, a full tresurtrnent of Shirts of our own rnan- •
lufacture, and Uentlemen's Furnish in,, °nods.
L.• 111 k'SLIVELD
N0..70 Wood street, . Liu
L}. BOOKS, by Kspres4, at o.tylsoN's
IH NT ' Bo:A Store. 6.•., 31arket itreet. near Ponath at.— •
litatory of the Conspiracy of -Pontine, and the War of tho
!North Ayuerimm Tribcs against the Eil;;lish. Colonies after tho
'Connitst of Citnaila; by Francis Parktiont. Jr. tittle
iltrown. Itemon.
nit - or:xlre History of tho &gond War' betwerii the t• a.
A. and l'irtua Brit:Un--second aerie.s. :2 vols.
Knapp`a Chunk:al Technology-. rod ILL—London.
Pive Hundred Mistakes Corrected,
Maurice 011 the Imrd's Prayer. •
Boardutau'a Ureat Quisaim, Or Will !you consider tho Mb.
)ect of Personal Religion I—.= eta.
The Song of „Hiawatha. •
Bolter's Revival Sermona—hoth aerie
! Beeetter•it Becelptlkack. -
Picture Reward Cards. . •
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Dunalttn Ildanse—a, beatjtiful story nisei! the Fret Charch
of ectitland.: ; .
'Welcome to Jesus--;12 els. febti
tkik 3i EN6INE AND PUMP PACKING
.).„.) AND LINTNG.— Tuck's Patent F.latli Vacking and
}Jiang, for al( parts of Steam .Engines and ;Pumps, whets:
Soft packing is used.
;Engineers and all othersavlin hate used this Packilig,
its superiority over all other kinds known. Da
Inivantagris: sprxitt durability, saving' of tallow, reilution of
friction, eunsequeutly saving of power—a better minium is;
maintain,' on lung voyages Or vessels than by any other
material, thereby muutblistag
It does not require to be taken out of the stuff-hex,
hut, being packed in a metallic cone, lined the eluding
box, the packing is gradually ;consumed, thus slain; time
and material.
It L madu in length of twelvo foot, 1„', to 2 lashes Iliatne
ter, and also in sheets of any size and thickness.
Sampler of the Packing and wad,: o f th e colon t:w Le
seen, and orders will be received, at
W. E. ILiVEN'S,
j*2 Markot st, corner •
HOPE COAL COMPANY tutfitlg
mitly toot with ILISSert (MIL Qoal tt? ,, Qtotip,
Oati. being histtrod by Do) • ManuNotutorte Tioguotnii. Quo
pay, of I 'bilatioliatiOf.t4to ploisunt statiog.thairtheir - r
ohtiuot wero promptly adjthlted Newton Jouot, Agept
of schl Company.' • 1101311NELt,...'
Apht of Dope Coal 'Cotop , tay,
Piltoburgh, Dextrabot 2M
7, 11. • '
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'ALLOW-TAIL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
AND. NEW YORK l'ACKIIT:81.11P& • • •
(honed by tbrbdius Crinnfll, fi Soo* greet,
Tho nutscribeniti 'troy oioy Avorit, `Pitt
burgh.
arMburgh for the •above ,Lino.rhan.alwitys
TILA NTS for sate fur any annintit; payrablo at tiny Rau
In England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. r.t „.
JOIN Tllo3lesos, Eurolmin Agent,
411) Liberty-street, Pittsburgh—.
rri T O Story Brick Dt€ollilig'lrouse,
A. of Ground:SU feet front on Grant gtreet, by 110' ISUp'On
stnoslairry alley. 'rho limas, contains a hall, two
kitchen, good collar, Tour eliambets. and phi& Price
$.3000---tl.:latO it. hand ; rya:minder at $5OO o year, o • t..
fold S. (MIT:11181(T A Stii. 51 )Market at. •
BTAI NI NCI I,otins
&e.; l'kuthig Books, making Cuirreynorea of aliktiidsc
Mortgages, 4e; writing
I..l tterN and intending t o c o p.
respondence: Routing houses , lt M. 0.,. die.; ait&oih a t to at
Rost &tam 011leo of 04. CDTIIB.BItT iL.SON;•.
feb2 Itlarket /area.
00AL ! COAL!! COA IT!! !—Cannel Coal
wilt aow deliverod to. any port m ll.' twee saint tr
-
irders taitirewmil to me am left at Dr. IlutlBllT 3v13.4.1-s
0 ItoCER V, on Smithtiold street. opposito The r oa t ofilo o , or
at ItlillT. 11'ATtklLiM1,8TOILk/, (sinter of LibertY and Wayne
[fehltd3wl J. U. STEWART, Agout.
SAI Y.
.1.11.1131. E P PeR TY IN ST.
WM. •Ma.--Tho timer. nortion of Mork 141,fronting •
un Victor fool, lloocittsko i.17:1 feet, 31:kin 64;
Tho Iruu ilounfttitt Railroad nibs . by I: 011
&pot being .It l Ou twp,stac•trot.. • It Lt 'tea ttattett..fitc the
mho of an Iron Works. IMoinire at RA 11.81 . , ItitowN
jt.ltaburgh, or of RAVIN •2 • SMITH, A ttorneyat
f.aw. • 1.1.31:1m.
1 4 ..1.1..11A L:Uul
nun. nr'7sliclligtrn; to exchange on fair lein:3
fne idly property. Entinire uf 1 11 0 .1141B:WOOD:k• • .
Ja24 75 Vonrllletreet.
•
WATCIIES, (,tAit,,mb Als.
AT GREATI.V•IIROUtZIib .1.111e&t.
JOHN 31. RG•LERTS. itf, now srlßpg,.Wl hie large mut
choice stock of fide I TatelmS,Sldeke, ;fewelry and Panty
floods at A cery itnitil.micance on first :co.ft, preparatork a.
odarging his Stem Horn and tile 1111 entire
new stork for the effrintilrfale. •
Persona desiring GREAT BARGAINS should call early, as
It is his determination to close mil his present stock with
out regard to fortneepriecs.
Dnt forget thomhico--14)BRIIT8',.1t1111.711 street. near
Market. febe
BLAKE
q...Y . S.; RIC II EY„ REAL ESTATE
BROTTAIRS AND AUCTIONEERS, corner of Skenth
and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh, till attend to selling by
Auction any property sold by Ihresutors,or by !inlet , of Or
phans' Court. in the City or ()aunty; and to anydesieription
of Real Estate out of the City. Jalo
QEIVII-AN N 1. 1 AL SALE CasliiiikitOs': 412 id
1.....7 DE LAIN ES IiNDUCED. A. A. )LkSON & CO.Yeatip
reduced the prices on three Goode, and are offering theta at
ono-third li,a, Ihan usual. task
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TEE HOUSE
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