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Flint and Vao:y I; L. AKE. all.l it II n.
kinds of Wiudun , (dims, FlaQks, aod War
hoarse cantor of Market and Wale
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TRES SATURDAY MORNING POST
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
BUSINESS CARDS
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C1:11LING, k C()., Mann
factupm or Cot. Pre, , .. I an.l I..kS tV A
!:". 17 ,-..rricr F omt. Pill.; I/ S 11 I •
otls, ~f C1t,, , ,tr0 a... 1 \I n
low - Markut
RE )I OV. A L IIINISE N. .‘larmraotitrer
kkv,:v varkoly of lAI.- 11.011 k , k „i N% IN 1 1 0,A
tiLASSf blnrkk. Porter. ukol Clurk•t .10k•Ito
aukl Cmarhoys; also. Flint 111.. n, in sk.; ',al v u• ••-•
104 Sokoknkl foul I Itilsokuk,.h. 0111'2-
DR.t tli:tnwnii, di a lor
PR./1/02E, t..k .k lu.k..
stock. of IIIiOCEII.II.IS, nolkkelk•kt 1. kr f.:111,:
ervry tummy owl 111, porent ..:noin.l ill ht. ,1 .uto
Mill, A 1.... Drib Frosts. Forvign nob ouk.k.u.
taken In kks••bak.y f. kr monk hon
Y. It. P. Ito. o lon kk kut kkf Lom lr.lh, v..k.
rauto.l ti ARDEN itottcs kktu-kkikon 0: all
tork..utoki in [urn' affokk.. J.kkkik
C OSINIISON II( lusE . __ Th,. SI
have ninittod itlouivi f. it - lo•N.
piu-vvt. f.inr 11, tiii • NI 1.4 11. ii•
IVo pur , 114,. or ,•,, • L'
edgurnertla R. BAININ, i 'II 'll
11AK1.6 Y, FLAX LEO II 11 . ,
uplu which we will makes
market ratty. , thr
1r It /IMAM! / :11 , 1,1,11, ,, . . J I . •• •
VC
4 NI [ASH R. it 1.(11.‘11 1) :` ( )\ , F. , r‘t 4rdir
I ' and Gmatur.sion 315“ . .5.1,,, .t 5 i ul. •:, • ...i•• •1 i,
11811, HAWS I‘ll.l ' , IL. a:L.I l'i: ~ .1 cF _. ~ ..,!.., v..,
house fonnorly tx,111.1,1 I. 111“) , ,.., 1 111411 r c , N
Water 5110 150 Feet slmq Pi: t,'.5:,:.. 1.1.:.
DOILY ATI4 [LL ... . .
ATWELL, LEE )..
tbrud,,,, , , nirl 11 , , I. se.. -
P 4411601.01 :••• • t,
nual Y runt titrooL4. Pitt , l pit ,
JOLIN W. 131iT LE it (: 1 / 4 ).,
C041111.1.41,Nn Merchant., t1.,1 , 1,4 k tit I.
1)UIW II SiANUWIt.:II:I:ES. !, PE n Licr
LKAD, Frottl. 8(.1,41- Vitt
COLLt N
cAm-
CAMflll , ..iOll MPr. ilnllt in
CIS ISEAR, BurrEtt, smEn: , ab.l rain .
ZS Wool etnx•t,
p L. ALLEN, wit,,le:alo doalt.i.
rittti • N;111,:KY,.4.• Itr.C.I.FII:\.;
No. S
\Vines, limadles, Gina,
and New Eno,loloi Ittnn. h k
London lino' n ; Innh. S.c.kt• I 11• 1 /• 1 1,
hoLn., Hy° end 11,1.01 , 1 11"1”..1.,) . A t'!. ••
end Inackborry Ilto Li A
PriaCipi ekOgard: flalf-t. , D t.,
arsh iil 1 e•g11:11..I1 Set: 1
i l . -
SUCh lOW 11(1 , 11 1 . A! ChOt:i .:L v
Kegs end Lato•Ilo.1 f10tt1..., of ..1,) 2/11 / /1 Al,. A.
Firm. I mtpectfull Invite 1.1,111,7/ /• I rtl
No. R Wood otrrut,
• W ILLIAM CARR ,N: (.!)., ,y,.‘ - ilii,,,„ cnr
hit. of thn firm of .1. Piirk-r ik l'ii... ii 1, , i1.•-..i10 l:10
CF.1:19 and ilemlori in Fm. mn WIN Kt- nit I I)' A N 1)1 ES o
Monormahola and HAN - titled %I HISK Y. \•'.::.:t t , iiimii ,, in.
liiiir, Liberty strvet. Pittsburgh. psi,
•"4-OSEPII PEI:MI Ni . i, s u ecess. a" t., L. W . :
all k GI, corner of 31ni km iiirci.t. nul It , Diumini
k.p.s uonetemtly on limp} XI Tf r lii Iv,. ,rt t., , 0r ,if DP PIP , . , I I:
ICI NES. ! ,, I Ermc 1 \ E ell P....q5. Pl•iiiFU)ltiliY. mi.l nil or
clue pertainlug Lt toe 1 •ss
sir Physicianl . Proncriiiiti.m imi.filil, kVllli . iiitio , lc , l a: i
hours. lo'iic
JOLIF FLAXINO ... . ...
'V6
LEMUNG BR( all I . :P'', sitt:ve,,on , ti i
Kidd it Co., vrholemniti Dit lii It i DiT::. N, 0.1W...1 .!
lit. burgh. Proprii-tors of Dr. Si 1-cir . i, cel-I.rraid \,
f. , ,, rer Pill', It, .i.
T 0 11 -11.A.F1', JA., successor to James M(
0(1(3,3-, wholesale and ret:Ill 1/1:4 . (1411ST. and (11,11,
PAINTS, OILS. DYE STUFF: ,, . N. 141 W.u.Kl tun t
thre," dare below Virum alley. ap4:)
JL. MATI.SIII.LI„ Fll4.,.t•SS:a. 11. Ler
WOOL DEALER end C.OINII,I‘IN MEI-p:14,4,y
No. 139 Llbouty otru , t,
.Nefmenc" — W. M'Clint4 , 4 . l4 k hp..., Kronor ..t Rahn, Mu
phy, Tiernan /4. Co., Brewu 9 Ku kpete i, k.
Ilttuburgh, May r0)'2,1
IW. CHADIVICK, (I..aler in Kerrii4.
. Loa TO I.4ACCO. an.l 1' A PEE, N. 149 W.
elyeet. below Sixth, l'lttuburgh. !up.1.,1y
Air The toghco , t marko per,, in ra.h. pall for 11.t:-.
- -
1141-TIFIL r.100:SH11.1. J,lii, I. 111611.. , .
WP. MA ItSIIA L L & C.., Importers un.l
, d..alcrs .1 Irrn.'hod AT...n.1,1 I'APFAL HAN ,
INGB, N. b 7 Wool ,tr,ot. P.1,1,11:4.
Air-Sole agentA f o r tb.• N-1. , ....ttul mannf. - turt,..l 11.-1 . ,..
Deliccrurt & Co., Paris. aug7
BT. C. 11101t41.1.N, il..,kseller and Sta
. tlon?r. 11,s Libya: sno ItAnd. A ,;..o..rd nv,,rtnwnt
School, Mirennor , .. 1111./ 1.11t11 1 .4 1 1 , 1.111111111;, 1,114 ,n I
esp thpor.
below Vieth I.• •
WANT ND-3;:igi an I Tnno,N .
JJII. .7st ELL./ R. \V de,ale and Kelm
dOlt.t. in \ r-, in A N'
SCIFOL Ih,JIiS ":1.1 :11:1T1 1 c.. , Ell inn. .1 1 . 6 .11.
PittebttrO.
IM'C()t,t.tsT Eli, NVIB,It-alo and 1;,•
J tall FE 1.1.1: `.l AN•li EA,' MI
of TOBACIX ) , SNUFF acd 1., Fifth stc— ,
ag-Knee
w! constantly on linnl n Lac. KATO) 01
various brands of Impernkl &Isar, J.
I : Hill/ . 11.STMRP. --
10.1,11 T J AM.., •N.
jaEl lEli. & ANDERSON, (stlevess , r , t,,
Josloul kW od. .f. C 0.,) mr1.34..501e deal., In Y , ; ... )3 . ; N
Atilt& NUTS, SPICES. CONFECTION AEI. ~...1.t.1 1.93. 1...,
Nu. 39 19'0..4 str.ot, opposito LI. :-..t. CiLarl. 11,4,1, I'm,-
ATINDLE, Wholcsa ean eta'
DLF., DARN EF , S, TRUNK. VALLEE and CAICIT
11 MANDFACEIDLEIL 106 Wood W.A. PoAdburgh.
IV2O
-v-WrERPRISE )VORKS, No. 136 lirood
street, third doer blow Virgin alloy—BONS 4: 'ITT
LEY would call the e.tt,titi4 , n of Sporting !n en to their 1-r,:.•
assortment of RIFLES and REVOLVINO PIST•
the largest sod hest selo,ted stock evur opulusl 11/ till. 10.0 •
ket, together with a general lue.ortnient of Ifardonre, Cot
ry, Tixits and {risking Tackle, al; of which we I drer at Iho
lowest possible prices to cash iiiircluist•rs. or for good 0,
proved papr. 11110 I S
N - 0R T I.7WESTERN POLICE; AGENcY,
No. 19 Washington strout, corns,. of I)eartarrn, CII
ILLLNOIS.
6LLS3I FINS.LRTuS D. D. ROD' Rite.
PLNKEIITON dg CO. ,levote vow,. ath•ntion
transaction of is guuersi del,otir.• poIACE lICrIS
the States of Minces, Nliscoasitt, and Indiana.
anklialtf
BF. SLIOPE., MEnCLIANT TAIL,OIt, Third
. street. next door to louil,Atri, Mudding,, for
the very liberal patrons. , ii-n•t , 111. , 11
bogs leave to asit ts..• 5..•, a , i t ,
better prepay.] than istrer W foriati Lip i rh . h In „„,1 ~,,„
towers with garments which will I ileur.. l.istirt..,ti„us,,
Us always keep 6 on howl a lurr,. ms-rtm..,,t „I I,„
'styles or VESTINGS, CAS IMSH Y.i. cho
ho will make to order on the sliorteet note..., up,
terns.
la..A perfect flt always warranted.
lOU IL TOONG THOS. B. YOUNG PILA NGIS LV , ON.,
'rirß. YOUNG & CO., Na. 38 Smithfield
• strvek opposite City "Tote!, manufarturesr of CA BI
NET FURNITURE and CIIAI RS, of ovary clt.criptinn. Ma
terials and workumn•bip warranted. aud sold at re , lty.- , 1
prices. Care taken In parking for laud rad water carnage'
.augal
•
0 ODWELL'S FURNITURE AND
CHAIRS, wholesale and retail, embracing everf
isty.le of furniture, in Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut, sue
bible for parlors, chambers, and dining rooms ; equal to any
frame York or Philadelphia, and ut lower pria.. Leery
tablets made by hand, and warranted.
Cabinet Makers supplied with any quantity of FU'.tNI
TM and CHAIRS, on reasonable terms.
Halals and Steamboats furnished at the shortest mitt ,
Warerooms, 77 and 79 Third street,
PITTSBURG 11. PA .
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TORN COCHRAN & BROS., Ma.nufactur
-10 ors of Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Paul ljoors, Wilanw
&t., Nos. BI Eeeond street and s Third streit,
La
'Omen Wood and Market streets, Pittsburgh. Pa.: hayWroa
hand a variety of new patterns Fancy and Plain, suitable for
t'l46uriiritrticular attention to enclosing Gravy
dans al short antic 1,„;5
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
VOLUME XIV.
BUSINESS CARDS
JTWIN LITTLE, Jr.,
ty stre. , L, has Just r-CAIV
111i..1NDI K.
Genu. Brandy, i very fine.)
Otani Ilupuy A Co., (super.)
51arrett A. Cu.,
Sazeruc.
lloward, Mai - en 44 Co, 51atI'm
Table do
Amontillado Sherry,
MAn7a Mlle do
Dint,
Cooking
Lkh,iw Nwt.,
St. Julien Claret.,
lap le v.
Sureet,
Cluuupa~w•e,
AIICII I
Vern n •N
II 9.1,1.1 k,
Together trial nil other ort
FRIE'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anti, mating the want of °maitre° for trandporting
t t, and fr..in the Kastorn Cities, via Pen iwylvanai
Mud hare inerwised our Mlt..k of Mud,
, t a ie , 1., a Di it:BLE DAILY LINE, which gives us ti
ut , ,tty of °our 1600 torts per month twit way.
iwsure ate friemls, and those "lisposed tw patron's° the
'Lite tutprovenieuL, there well be nothing spared 'in our
rt to reader general smisfuethril in iortretmling i:autern
id H entire Imights with prmnptitude and despatch.
K I Klt it* Kl. L,
Cairn] Brvia. PittAlou '4ll, Pa
JJ.
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at..l m 111./..w Mtg.
grus - Ingi, mid Yxor.) (,004.6, No. 71 1 ,11 1 0...1 /4treet,
liurttlt•
ton lutnil unit 'nude to order, Milt Pier unit Nlantle
ltoie•woti. NValticit nud Mitt Frumen, or Mould
.0, ovor - N. do,rwtion.
: , trainbout l'abitts P,Yor,d lanalU I. Ertl
1 NTE ti 1 ) 1{1SE WORKS, No, 136 Wookl
thmi tor 1.• low \ irgiu TeTLEN .
I caO Spt•rting Itlvn to noir largo a:-
4 r LE.S and REV t)I.N [NO PISTOL,,,
t. I ,11,111 (111,11 oI liAla , %l ARV.,
11.. \ 1 ACK ~ E. al! -I
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twa air
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t 11 - alch I:.l.ainng pron:ptly and in She 1,4,4
norw
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1 - 1111,—Tito nuln+crtl , t
II 01111, Otto hot To.w WorkA. rwrnlly er,lnd, corn,
At. t. M . 1.0taak,4,1, mid : , 114.1.12, ctrerta. iv prlusrrd to I /
tract :Lnd ..c tit,. nil ord.,. for nvou•nol. Itagir , - . •
II v.
Freight. Platform, Grasel. Hand a1..1 nil
In ,AD CA ull .I....cripti.nn,, and all vtiar v“.rk
apporminisld to a roUll.lry and 31arldne
departnwnt4 are arientlfir
„4, 'OO , 11 , „I non —rwatly (runt western manufactord , ..--
, i t ., thriloo•itt , Olfortned mud iol..pt ,ttilial.ll • rooO
volt taliquveLocul.A. tau,z2Sdf NV. NV. NS
01'1.1Mt`01,...J. C. COIMINS.. AI. r. TUNR,I . 11 wro. pow k
VMEItICAN PAPIER ISIAI'IIE MANC
,LI 1'1: RI NG 01 PA NV, 71 . , Atria. PlLts•
man ntatdarpni of PA PI lilt JIACIIE (..:ItN AM ENTit
I, Cheri-hat Slvaninuntx, ten.; Mirror and PiCtUrr•
Fl Wis.,:uv d Door Heads, Ilrankut.s, 'Trusses, Cot-
V•nitalutor , and Ceutre Pieces for Coiling - A.,
an'l Mould:up °I cvcry :Inscription, size and dnNigti,
aini warrant,' mar, alualdu t h an any other ai twin 1/014.
•
,Inient execut , ..l on Mt shortest notice,
il.—A tco (ion Of Steamboat Builders is ...pepially 111
t.. 1 to this artei... 011 10,011nt of its light tveight..
CUNINIINS, TUSKS St CO.,
No. 7A Second strea, betwetn Wood and Markott
jt.'2l PitistairgEl.
• - KILUIET.
J/0115 MAKI:LP JAWS C.
I3IAKELY & RICILEY, REAL ESTATE BEa-
YELLS, corner of eeventh and Smithfield streets,
burg ii
Fauns, 'louses. Lots, Mills. Furnaces, .de, kc., taught and
sob i on vominiKsion ; Land IVarrants bough!, sold and loca
ted ; Bina. Bonds and Notes negotiated. Pispecial uttention
v: re n to sillidividing Farms, and disposing of them. 'l'm ins.
reasollabl.•• wri-27:115w
W [AN (
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Lh iC A l q 'O od li. ‘. l. t., '—MlLS.
, RS.
iu, the Oothxtor's
c. Alh• g it.,,y,cav, is prepared to lill orders hue Witid,
eel all OR FIN'TAL lIAIit WORK. The laeit
grainy id - material is furnishes!, and entire satisfaction
myl.s:dawty
AW 800 am authorized to se
li,okh.
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J. LI. J.INCti I. P. alcil
JUNES A DENNY, Forwarding and Conuuleskin t Mer
chants, No. 61 Water street, Pittsburgh. [apl9
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y - U
can be thoroughly suited with Ambro
t", or Daguerreotypes, at CARGO'S, 76 Fourth st,
oppogits Wilkius A Co.'s.
__.
drie6
. . •
c 6
S TYS;fRATED LYE.—A large supply
„Itliu co lobrated article for making Soap remelved
JOS. FLENI ISO,
Cornor Diamond and Margot otroot.
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Agent, No. 201 Liher-
I Ow following very cholev
Jftnutica,'
SEtnta Crnz.
Boguct,
Loudon Cordial,
Schnapps.
FUNDRIF.S.
Itutberford's Scotch Ale,
ikon lay London Porter,
Wild Cherry Banndy,
Ahaintho,
A in settle,
Curacca,
Sardines,
Mocha and Java.
Young llys. and Black Teas,
Bronson Cheese.
Imported Havana Cigars, of
various brands,
Old Monongahela Whisky, of
all grades.
cies connected with the t•uni
nq'.^.edaw
=MEM
1 ,, v , .ls. Iteporta, I.y Burr;
Bouvier'n meat itote4,
F.valanor;
Wharton'a Dlat.at, loot ed.;
'tad other It...porta, ElPmentary W..rhs..
tike. Gll,l,ThAtli,
at the office of Morning
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1856.
FOR SALE NI) TO LET
FOR KENT.-CIRCLE ILOERE IS the 1101111
given t.. that vplen.li.l four vtery h
110 , pr..gretts ..t eroctinit lit the I:
Htreet IT WILT. lIC FOIL tile 14 April next
the size 11. , feet on Hancock st reet.2o feet front ..n Lil- roc
it 11 nn it 1,11. tii I nlle an I lattteritlly huilt
e.ttn .nu.
stuirway at the rear tr etvlt oh.ry. NVIII
rvittett re:1A..1%111.1y h. a ite.rnh6th.nt lettAnt.
Enquire .4 E. It. MILK" INS.
PC2l:tl--,•IsJ) ()II thr i.rt•nusev.
BARGAIN OFFEItED.—The undvrsigne , l
“lleer, Gar nat. LOTS of ground riotin, open
and adjoining the Depot of the Pittsburt.li 301 , 1 Co:n
Railrnad, in the grewn,g and inning of
Four of the 1,..ta are 37 1 1 foot 111 nl , llll, l.e hb..111
I . AI in depth, fronting 01 one and on the Depot., naid la the
other on Sinclair /divot ; t‘ll.l two of them lrenting fer theft
whole length on other strln•tit.
LOTS, root in nidtl . frentnni r
side of the Dept, and in tepth InAh In,rder
ing for its whole length on .L•roin, t
totter property can mood. ire hoe Id I
tart of the payment talcu in Ste. k C,llll‘
Railroad, detdred.
on , of 11' Merinng
ElPittAburgh, A na.ool 31, I.cib.--id.ses
1 0() ACRES Fort S.‘LE oa Exca.NsGE_A
vitlttrtlitit l'arttt, SII11,(41 ,k1.”11t rirty tithrti rpm,
th r it) ttliti In
a Dwight,: tit—part-I 1 , .t
L.l 1...1 •rtunr, itarn ; kr: , Cr...:,a • t:' , •4 l
lttair., nag "the: , Ihr lama,. Thr ~ It"': air! hit.]
Itru well. with a tt.ii trio fit,n , ag ia land. Prig.• ,91,titat
Apprrveit prrirtrty tit A11.. , L , ms t'ay .111 lie Inkrn. Th.
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twig uitto rt
t thgi,:u IT CI:11111E1(T A eti
jul2 ...1 Matt... 4 ntrtet.
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mi l'orbitat Diu - huh/1, part ut Its eAatt. ui
Into 0 KO, r Ftiraattrat.
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at a I.lllart. i% 9 ts•hatt.l 11101,s.
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it... '1)1.. ,sr . firm ./I .1. 1. Gl:a/CI - F.
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R T. GIIMITT. linitttrt,fi.s ttf Brandi
tl • ctih• wino: no•fitn fit vtott 14,1 1,. I
Itrund,. A 1.... nt..1:11 ,-, :‘,l
Comm pl . mill I it at rtrw.t..
BUTT N Oc . .80tt1 ,, ,
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11, that lit. , lire ~, Ivt.tt,tly .01 .1 1.u., •u!, I
.9AILBAtAItIII...I,, Ml EJLA pad POI:T}AS,
L,rl.lv.bilq. quaky.
•The nUaidhntof fr‘nalip , ., In pArtirtilarly t
fact tluit they bottle IWAlNl;ltiltrt , ALF. iu .t 6 .
recommeivl it t.. 01 it, v.l,
and stroholioning V
NOTIC E—The partuerdiii exiNt
iug betweon Jac .o 4 I lost!.n.cr, U. 1.1...!-D!ttor :u:!1 !i. 11.
undor the of I lOSTETY SMH
Absolved 011 OW firm
dAy of Nov. 110. , r IT hy the f
1.13111,
purchase of the incereot D. llobt..v,r Ifost• !!..
The 1.11511105 e will 1.0 vu”llle.ted us herutoka, utph r ti..•
trmo of HOSTETTER& SMITIL
.lAcfm ItosTErnm,
doo7 O. W. SMITH.
HOUSE OF REFUGE—Ti DEruT has 1,e,. I
tpite.uol for the Cao of articles timunfacturthl at th.•
Hon.' of lt , fage. at NO. 7 6511TIII1ELD 61 . 12..F.E lir , :
door below Diamond Alley.
Whol,tale, and Retail sMerdninta will pleme roll and
amino our stock of
BOOTS AND BEIODB,
Made of the Lest materials. and iu the most oulattanti.,l
manner. Person., tettr“earing the o stalislunent, while 4.
warding the interebta of the institutio b n, ran prwure ;
ticlett at rensulud , l,4 prices.
'u. DOOll MATS also for tede. Arms, NA. patt:lllro
HA R M 0 N I S
A. NI,
II 1,11 : 17MIL 11, IVLA 1411.1 for Flat o. I t of
II i ti , z !It ai,irh they %; runt
Etdti A1..1t Noll :31.11.1t1i.1t, to any Mb,
II kittl I\llllQ ‘‘)tll sight wF nml,ll II
, (111t. 7I 61'It • totti_nr 1 t.rmlal.)
lIAIUIVS It MS. M ,1111‘ .IEOO, by Tr 9.• r 8 Co, tutt
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In4trt t n tSlllllll.lld by ILc / rat r
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lUId 111ilatel1, of (I.` trilllex, who prooounee them, in
;emit 01 rolono, andsweetness of tone, fully equal to any
The trteulles are so arranged
that a CHILI: Utl LIGHT YBABB CAN WORK THEM
WITH BASK.
M I,E CATILIABT NEEDHAM, N. Y.
It •,111,..111,1 t. , say unythhig in tliolr favor. The
pArl r. r C 11: II r. ix tli nrfifitial inventer of
11.. Th.l..dern. and t Ili` .np,,,,,rity of Ili, itistritmente low
med. Tle , y IVel , iVO orders for thorn (non
a.l part- t ~f their bunt and most Important
nproselnotA the 11111 . 13 LL which, white It eo
n, h,••• I r, the player grouter variety of effect..
l'ur'h:t.+••r'. cninine and t onvine ‘ ,
tho env, it): of the uLoatH which will he null on
in ~t 1,10. 1,) IL KIJ.:11E11. & BRO., No. 3:3
mtre , t.
I' -•A tr,h sepply of NUNNS CLAILIC'S and other
'I OSI troy. Joy
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
N. OPEN
FROM PITTSBURGH TO KITTANNING
In, An.: art, 1. is ir A V. January '2ll, ISI,II. Prrigiit am, Par,
r 1...tv•• at 3su P. M., ritutyping ul
NI I'l% .14; at 1\ It tali nu; al r 1.1.5 P.ll. Rd ttry.nv
1, , :„• malt. nz at 7 A M.. arr iving of Itittaburali
A H. . .
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~I, 1 , , r/r. GE 1. 11 Ii.EYSEIt and R. E. SELLERS
,k 1,1 2.5 rent. per Lottl,
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Pit iiiil.ollry 1 I•:44
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C..n.ipany hold al 0.. ,
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µ Ito 5111111,1uum..). I a chat,
h ut ~,,, or lost Its a .•.•utlit . lilt
/.4. .111/W11 , 110.m , au.l froin to
t, r..l.llttt. 11. ,ht t , Ill)' to 0.. 11.4, tt t , 11.11 , 1t0
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..0.11.it 01.15 raptlvatitiz mid d..stral.l , . Tlus
al. I. vim.) t.I. hut imoro
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,„ „, ; and the seutrtut scrutiny in-
tt %)„. •• Ni. 1111) Lit l'itt , horzh. Pa
w:d hill tt. m, N ill I,- r,allautio•att-i. nov2.S:tl
0E1) PENS—Many now find it difficult to
-A - Pen+aa g.totl nn fortoorly, Nlattufactorers anti
- h.tt, 1,,n totoptetl rethatt.. quality of 1,411 4o:t1
anti otkuttutslttp, in ortlcr to redact, the prico—cotuttonvnt
that i..s prit, 0.4 aiioai a dotal,
Wt• 1 are .tt.t. Pon, weds k.npretoil y to artier, of the tortn
tosttorial mitt ftut.h, mud uttrrdittott--fratt $1 to $l.
W. W. WILSON, trt7 ThirTiet str,itt.
. . .
jal3 eorprr of Fourth.
Tln T":SP'.'. - :-.-1 have on hand a large - aF,soli
ji_ .t..: .1 Ti nr,--. Those wishing any that.: 111 this Into
.IJ on bi c all Will 1.1411/1)tl iny stork befom iineelinsing elect.
JOB. FLEMINO,
~i 2 Corn , Diamond and !Market ,treet. 1
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PITY COI, I. E 0 E—DAY AND EVENING
, 't.,,,r.., .4 nth me//,, Writing (hid 80a. , ..4. - eriana.— Ladies
a-i i ii i t { I:: N
i
ilii•nian's Apartments se wrote.
p
A i , .iTil'ilETio. mod its .rplit,tuot, to bamittems, ra new
P , rai la.) ..it..r t ur. plainer, and better .1.1.11,V , 11 i. 4, bnlittlCAN, Limb
t, to 1,.• lonn,l in any treatise. Resulte obtained with great
I..ctlny by new ruin. termed "Arithmetical Magic." Arith
ne•tie.i.e: mouth. $4.
Call for a Circular of the College.
deep E. W. JENKINS, Principal.
TWO Large Warehouses for Rent, situated
,so \Vatrr .tre,.t. Ern t $.4..mi emit per year.,
t.. , 0.! S. Cl.:Till:RT & 8( IN, 51 Market et.
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PITTSBURGH POST.
WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 13
Report of the U. S. Mint. Director
James Ross Snowden, Esq., the Director of the
U. S. Mint at Philadelphia, has made a report of
the operations of the principal Mint, its brunches
and the Assay Office, the principal features of
which are condensed, as follows:
The deposits received and coinage executed at
the principal Mint, during the year, were as fol
lows: Gold deposits, $10,534,103,84; gold coin
struck, $10,594,454 ; fine gold bars, $10,335,14.
Silver deposits, including silver separated from
California gold, and silver purchased pursuant to
the Act of March 3, '4853, $2,050,556,73 ; silver
coinage, $1,419,170; copper coinage, $10,020,79.
Total deposits of gold and silver, $13,214,000,50.
Total coinage, $12,043,952,93. The coinage was
comprised in 10,8135,019 pieces.
The deposits received at the branch Mint nt
New Orleahs, amounted to $2,85 . 2,510,69, of
which the sum of $431,150,83 was in gold, and
$2,420,933,50 in silver. The coinage was $430,-
300 in gold, and sl,lll 5,00(1in silver. Total c0in
age,;52,365,500; the number of pieces struck
was 5,556,100.
The branch Mint at'gan Francisco received of
gold deposits the stun of $20,870,310,08; of silver,
the sum of $239,757,47. The coinage opera
tions were as follows:—Gold coin, $17,398,300
fine gold bars, $88,752,60; Imparted or unrefined
gold bars, $3,270,594,93: silver coinage, $164,-
073. Total coinage operations, $21,121,732,12
--comprised in 1,471,272 pieces.
'fhe deposits received at the branch mint at
Dahlonega were, in geld, $110,002,07 : the coin
gold,) $ll6, 875,30 ; the number of pieces
struck was 25.366.
kt the I , rench mint at Charlotte. the , nnt ef
~32y. 9 94, ,,. .5tl was deposited for coinage. The
comprised piece , amounted
The (;perntinn+ of this branch.
a- well an that est:Wisbed at D 2 thlonegl., ar e
covr..ed to geld.
•I'h, etlicc at New York received ‘lnvie..,
year the , unt 0f . ..i.2 , hr.57,7 0 1,21 in gold bul!-
nri. and the further sum ~r -
this :tinounr, , the stint of $1'. , :,,2.11,11
,•..s 1,11.1,1 fr(oin Full, and 5'2,01 ;1, , c war
from the Lake : , tiperior dines. The 111“11 -
r f tine ;;‘,nut ,tainpe.l nt thi, , (.13 . 0•0 wn
,. ..f tli agcre;:tue v 3 inio of ! - f..:21' I,
E.. 1" deihe.itetl 'luring the year. Ira
lin, be..n made in fin. , g,141 to the
mu ,, i nt of $17.216:217.71; n.nd in
amount nf
The entire arnenn Is received at th. , Nl:nt an l
't- ineltilliDg the .V...4ay
year were t follows • (;.Jl,l.
' O % er• ',7 1 I . I` , . 1 f;. Trani.
The e , inage operlitinn4 for the -3n,e
or , v.- I;. "
.gilt t
t tlt
:
1 tr-, t l . -•;,-
~ t•-t•le r
r,,,1 t u t a l :
eto t Tri. , , ,, l 1,1 1 ,1 '11 , 7 1-1 , 17 piece-.
The aggregate of the deposit..
ernl.race• F 1 c..rooderal.l.- annotnt re..!elmeit..,
exa:oide, onparte.l or unretine.i nta.h.
•,t u.tn F r anei-eo, are Anthetime.
the -titer inintini: e-intsliqhment.. and a portion
ito• !air- fertinhl ut .\u.ny t 18)4.7 , . are
tran.ferred to the Mint for rothage,
t r0 ..41, , p,,,it“, the actual zuhouut of tine
ur no-I,ll,l,r,tlv.hit into Ow rn'tit and ite hraueh.
turan:; , , the year woe
The amount ~ f g. , 1•1 of 'it . pr 6.hlrti• , ll
lel.•,:itri wa-. !I, vi::
It o
tie. tie the Union, inetti.lirtif a deposit .
!
Heal the .\
CIESEMI
Slitre the int..,:tge of re , no; of March :1. 1 ',4",;;,
.110‘ri tng a rednetten in the weight of the -11-.
coinaze. there have been i.omeei the follow
' n L , : amount-, 12 in 1 ...=ti.ro:‘ 1, 11;1 in
•,,, 1 ti,:!7() : in 1 $3, :"/,, making a to
of •?..*M, - 71. 0 ;71;.
It may be interesting, to pre , ent in one view.
the entire coinage operations at nil the 3flot,
the ()thee, since their organitat;on
They ore no follow.:
St:11 th, c.vf 1.
-RAIN IL
Iti Cit M Lnt N , sl (
Ifra.iwts Mint at t(rn.111(tt:(10. r 1,-1N t.
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ME=ll
Alm.) 'fill ••vt Neu,
Tioe chief part time ,unottrit
,:aca IA-ce:::t•er, aro; the pro
iLtetion of the nane6 of \IL : $:;
The I)irt , ctor state , : that• Nihenev. rit rtrao
ticable, ilepnstters of builittn are pail in the coin
they desire. but the chief design of the
inc to sub,erve the nitictiini interest, in future
the distribution of COill will be such cc wtll -'•ren
to ro pula te, the currency of the cituntry. This
particularly refer t gol,t
MIME
taken that d. , Ind I 1 , 410
malountn entlrely w t•agle,, It cagle4, and the
odn of the higher den,,tninati,,n,.
OEM=
Tlle Director ttarl.
The manuf.icture of tine ha, :it the or
rice in New 1 elk. nn i the c ei•onge or the h:nncii
Mint at S:411 Francisco, have - o oir‘ 'oleo: the wort.
upon goiol loulolooti Azl to rein 1e approhensi on
folitiomlty or ololay. In the coinage id - thi•
,glo, slit shalt MatedinUy
by a story remarkahle machine latool . ) i
for the final aoljniitincont .of the weight. , id: t h e in
dividual pionnehetooi. This instrument wai, man
ufactiletool at l'aris, and has loosen introduced info
the Mint there, and one of similar power- i• also
eiliployssl in the Mint of rioglaiool The moo tin
ported for the 1 mood Solato s aolapted to ;he
Ilia king:, only It is joiodly rogarolod
umpl, of meelottiisin It is not loy any lowaios
ioonlincol that the coinage ot the (oitg'e and the
do. ii i eagle should be oh:so:mill:tiled, on the coon
they will be inolioipeniintoloo at Sion rrancoosi.o
Coey may iu some emergencies he re , ju:es reputesol at
l'hiladolphiii and at New tirloanii; lout a s us w•n
,•ral rule adapted to the principal Mint and too the
I loinitcluoi , in the Atlantic State-. it i- lo.lioosod
that the tune Ina. come to return to the i.oiromliei
lonouninittions or gold coin ; ivoning alniowt thin
whole in pieces not larger than the half cogle,
amt thins upon ground nArvady sulverterl
rtrtirularly :tpplicalile 1,1 a c.btititry greatly
favored with the original production of tho pro
ciomo: metal —that the people at large 31, entitled
to, it greater portion of real imperishahle money,
and that a carotin:ill point at which this reform iOOO
to he begun or aided, is the place whore the goolol
is to lie put into the shape and size for cirenk
tion.
i.k,,. 11 4, •1 tbi ~,, u•U
I
$1:1:10:4
11.1 \ • JI lIH II
,111): 11, J, I
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New PAPER M kTERI,\ T.S.--J. Prelligriß le
Frontin, I,f Agen, France, has obtained a patent
for making paper front the stalks of the arti
choke and the stalks of the sunflower. They
are said to make a beautiful quality ofpaper.
NEW 111' LINING FIX 10. —U. li. Wilson. of
London, has obtained a patent for a combined
fluid to be used for artificial illnminnti u, cent- '
pose.l of glycerine albl alcohol. Ir. Wilson read
a paper on the uses of glycerine before the late
meeting of the British Scientific Association. lle
is Superintendent, webolieve, of Price's celebrated
candle and soap works in London.
New l'Evrti.g F‘nunf..---R. Mulligan, of York,
England, has obtained •a patent for making a
clock of fabric which has the appearance of be
ing partly crape and partly Orleans cloth. To
effect this, the warp of the fabric is intalO of
worded or other valuable yarn, and a weft of
woollen yarn used for some parts, and of worsted
yarn for other parts, the different finalities of
welt producing n different cloth in the same web.
.\ great variety of fabrics may thus be,produeed
in one web of cloth, fur skirts of ladies dresses.
by the use of alpilcda, mohair, silk, ami
other woft. Our manufacturers may improve oil
this him.
TILE PNEUMATIC BATTERT.—This is an Eing
bob invention. The gunpowder is deposited in
its proper place ; It gutta percha syphon tube ex
tends upward from it, and descends into a gutta
percha vessel containing sulphuric acid; another
gutty percha tube extending to any distance ne
cessary fay She safety of the operator, connects
the vessel with an air pnmp. A few grains of
white sugar and chloride of potash are mixed to
gether and placed upon the top of the gunpow
der, then the air pump is worked, which forces
a little sulphuric acid through the syphon, bring
ing it in contact with the sugar and chloride,
and the chemical action produces an instant ex
plosion.
Iteeent Foreign Inventions
A ETHER EsuisE.--llenry G. Pecoul, CA.
Paris, has obtained a patent for generating
NUMBER Hi.
power in steam engines, by palising steam from
the boiler through spiral copper tubes, which
converts either in a cylinder unto vapor, and it
then actuates the piston to give it motion. We
have seen some statements in our foreign ex
changes, to the effect that a company in France
formed to test Du Tremblay's steam and either
engines—and who have hml some ships propelled
by such engines running between Marseilles and
the Crimea last year—have paid a dividend of 40
per cent. on the original stock. Such immense
profits as these are stated to be, afford good
grounds for suspicion regarding their truthful
ness.
GI ELDER RA TL.-W. B. Adams,.E. E., of Lon
don, has obtained a patent for a new rail, which
has been tested on the Great Northwestern Bail
road, over which a heavy coal traffic passes.
The rail is similar to Ole ordinary one, but 2
inches deeper, being 7 instead of 5 inches deep.
There is a flange at top and bottom, and on each
side angle bracketkpne side of which fills. up
the space between Mqangel secured to the rail
by bolts, the other extends outwards, forming a
sort of longitudinal shelf nt each side, level with
the ballast, so that when packed, all that is seen
is Sk inches rising above the brackets. These
form a secure bearing of 13 inches wide. The
ballast is packed from each side, and thus se
cures the permanent way. The gauge is kept
correct by the rods, about 9 feet apart. No
wog ler' sleepers ore employed, and the entire
rails and appendages, consisting of rails, brack
ets, bolts and tie-bar+. are of wrought-iron; the
whole, when complete, forme one compact mass.
This rail i.; expensi at first. hut is said to be
the cheapest in the end, as it endures longer
than the common kind, and requires less atten
tion for repai , ing,
TRAVELING WRA PP ran PERSONAL WHAR.-
A patent has been taken nut by Philip Levy, of
I..hit'oirg, fort wrapper for traveling in cold and
•
t,run - weatlt. r, which 1/' intended to protect the
rent.- leg- :CA trod T, as far up at the waist. The
rotor dei.rrific , it fo;inws : "1 construct a
sack or which upwards at the back.
in ' , wittatter that When the feet and lege are
trtt-1 therein. ,Itoll C//111/` up 1.1 the thigh of
tilt/ Vt,-,/-0/.. 1/1/t I et/1041 , 1C if up, aria in fro:,t,
1•I 1•0 While ti!/2 id/t/,, , , \Thiel' are
11//t /11iiied /It the Itark further up than the thighs,
wrap count' the loins and hark. I make the.m
of warm woolen material, anti line them
with fur or //Liter warm ,ult,tances.-
The patent for this garment cost the inventor
more than a United States patent
w.mld pact' curt an American inventor; and vet
we have no doubt but he lots rOUTUT it a fii• -• tolitable
~,curity. In our country such garments are
ne^e , .sary titan in England, and yet, we
k o hl., if any of ~nr furriers would have taken
ont n pat , 1,1 r, n like invention. Any improve
•2lll.li:. however ' , mall. in the line of imsine , s in
wl,lelt a per-km 1. engaged, oil which he can
tr , , al w:tys pay's handsmnely tor seen-
Englan I they know, hy
i.xporie,,,, thy value of patent ,, , hence, al
titott.7ll tit .ty I paten , :) are more expensive there
It. re. as many, if not more. are secured
tieek!:: 7slamy men have made fortunes by oh
twin:..:, paten; i n articles
a- Imve overlooked or neglected to
; V,. di •• ( . 11111'11 , 1 ct iournahl
°Dirt'
b • •' tet Stind , ie last, the 10th {trot..
V s • , 0105
It been rite :,,totte ••I hot fete win, hare lived
"1-I,z es to attain the I,m,th of years which this
• i I. :1,1 the , rtuflo of a still 10:=A
ardoe•l them, MIA her, to do, a
ic. and eon aid., a one,. at' loving-mind admiring
that ,•lrele unbroken in love and
.•t. n r in ire tli.in halt a century of years.
\ ' ,o , • porle , . , enjoy, I to a greater degree, the Ten
eraticii and blessings of the poor, to whose wants
her lei, I ww., ei.er .60 cue, and among whom
her else , rfel eve tote. ever present in encouragement
and her heart in sytnpathetie suffering. If we add
to thL, a singular liappinesss in all her domestic re
hitii family '.f honored children to whom she
w , cod. ar ed by indulgence, us well as by a wise
wed van 411tenei syr tem ~f education and instruction.
she were held around her in affection, as their Sian
or centre, from their infancy to the period of her
death, we have a rare instance of the reward of a
is:se and well-spent life—of ago enjoying the fruits
ofi.arly :mil well-fixed principles. maintained in the
puri..f their Ititter and - Spirit, in the love inspired
lie her love of her Maker. and a fervent devotion to
will as revealed to bee by His works and by His
NVe do not know of a more exemplary life
than that presented by this lady. It was ono of al
most uni.aricil cheerfulness, apparent under all vieis
sit•oics of tontine, and clue no more than others, was
carte k it fo,int its frowns in het pilgrimage.
Mrs. Coilin, was a native of the State of Maryland,
Is lucre she was married iu the spring of 1805 to Thotn
• a distinguished lawyer of that day
i.. Ca , - city, to which place she accompanied him at
the tune. and in which, or its near vicinity, she ever
Oth r continued to reside, unless we except nn °ma-
1 , 1 •lai Strrtliru in II oiler, in which county she held a
estate in land, the legacy of her father, Stephen
ry, of Maryland, anti where by her eaten- I
novaalntreee with limo people—kind deportmOt
to the p.soi. and the even blandness of her manner to'
metre will !erg be cherised by the love and
, t urtaitie, never fail Co inspire.
r, ',glen. ,he Lt l.•oged to the En„„edish Episcopal '
l'hur , ‘A loch she gore faith in the fullest claim
of its itietrine for ladies in those earlier
day. of oar repribiie were till politicians, she was a
Feiteraleit of the Washington and Hamilton schools,
stud in latter years. II Whiff, in its most pure and pat
riotic sense--principles which. while it was her pride
to maintain. wuro unalloyed with aught of bigotry or
bitterness, but pror,eating an ever presiding cheerful
ness of tolerance mid good humor.
idence .if the veneration and respect in
h s he ton-held by those around and conversant
with her, it may le , pardoned me for introducing the
incidenti-thst hating purchased and established a
residence some lets miles from the city, in a district
aitcrwards struck off fir a new township, the citizens
therciif, veldt a sin,itular unanimity , petitioned to
have it named in honor of her, and Collins Township
rank. among the nin,tt considerable of the divisions
it .111eglieby I.,ttuty. . ,
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EMEM
Enjoying au ~teneive ac q uaintance with all ranks
..f people, with which business, please, or fashion
brott.zkt l e er in contact, uo ono ever knew, but hon.
orcd respe. tool her, a: d her life presents this sin
that though possessing much promo.
1,. • •• ateidoio,ios of character, enjoy tag for a
bo: ruche of warm anti dc•
voted fraoide. It I: , not kitten that she ever made on
co.ony and. that while eke 11-8,1 never heard to say
an ill Wor,i of :mother, n, ono ever spoke or tier but
in language it respect.
We ar e compelled. while on .this subject and lit
simple justice add. that mingling always as the
freest in convivial conversations, no one ever heard
her say that which was felt to be unwise or inappli
cable—and what may lee considered as still mare
anomalous in her life, that though the most free
from the imputation of what is regarded ns worldly
wisdom, mid engaged in numerous business transac
tions, and many of them of important value, she
never entered into one that caused her regret, or
that involved her in an after dispute—her governing
rein being, straight-forward, direct, honest., not,,for
its p o licy, but its beauty.
The last preparatioti+ of this admirnble lady, it is
worthy of remarking. were as anomalous as charac
teristic. She hail no repinings to indulge in, and
indeed felt none. All her arrangemeots, on the con
trary, we, moil' a till the same cheerfulness of man
ner and voice, that she would in beforetimes make fur
journey to Butler or Philadelphia—places which
she had more fret t uently visited.. A mind so consti.
tutolti had a Optima organization as admirable. So
late as within the last three years, she would'walk
from her residence into the city, a distance of four
miles, directing her carriage where t. call for her,
her object probably beingto visit some pensioner on
the road, or if not, for e pleasure of the exercise.
These were interrupted by a paralysis with which
she was visited about eighteen months ago, from the
effects of which she never so entirely recovered as to
be free front returns of the attack. On apartial recov
cry front the recurtnneo of one of these; shdWonld
speak to her children and gnindehildren, wham these
alarms brought around her—regretting the trouble
these frequent calls she feared gave them. "But
never mind," she would any in her wonted cheerful
ness of manner, "You are good children, ant‘that is
something—remember that."
With nothing of brilliancy to startle or wonder at,
the evenness of her life presents a constellation of
virtues rare amongst mortals, and her memory will
be long cherished by those whose happiness it was
to knew her, in this city, in Butler and in Philadel
phia, where she had so many friends to appreciate the
value of her various and constant-virtues.
II ke auws.—The number of Hebrews in the
great cities is thus stated.:—New York 12,000,
Philadelphia, 2500, Daltimoro 1,800, Charles
ton 1,500, Loudon 20,000, Amsterdam 25,000,
Hamburg 0,000 13erliu 5,000, Cracow 20,000,
Warsaw 30,000, home 11,000, Leghorn 10,000,
Constantinople 80,000, Jerusalem 6,000, Smyr
na 9,000, Hebron 8,000. In Berlin there are
3,00!) Christian Hebrews ;.,also some thousands
in England. Fifty-eight clergy men of the
Church of England'are converted Hebrews.
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RATES Or AEVEETISIfig
AGREED ON BY TEE Privstunan puss
TVS LO IS OP 1503RAIUM, 09. LISS i
One squat! one insertion..
Do. each additional inoartion—.-
ono w00k....._
two wooke
three wooks„.
one
two months...
three moutlw
four months..
sixmonths...
Do. one year.
Standing Card, Btx lines or Ices, par annum.:
cusimasima sr PLKIZVAI:
One square, per annum, (exclusive of the paper,).. 2.5,9
Marriage notices, 50 cents; Death n0t10ce,..7.5 cente;_
[From the Chicago Prees.l
F URTHE U. IN RELATION TO TILE OWED
RIVER IMPROVEINENFT.
A few days since we referred to a report of
Josiah Copley, Esq., in relation to the content ,
plated slackwater improvementof theOltio river:
Since the report was made public, tho Pittsburgh
Board of Trade have taken new action upon ; the
subject, looking to practical reaulti. The Board
propose that a convention be &lain Cincinnati,
on the first of May, to take•into consideration
the whole matter, including the various modes of
improving the river that hey° been proposed. ;
The several Chambers of Commerce of the coal;
mercial cities both east and west, are invited - to
co-operate with the Pittsburgh Board of Trade
in the preliminary movements necessary tO the
organization of a company, and in preseittg-the
claims of the enterprise upon Congress, the
Legislatures of the Several States bordering upon
that river, and- upon the merchants, mannfactu
rers and property holders of the vario.usnities
and towns whose interest will be benefinitdly
affected by the' improvement. At the meeting of
the Board referred to it wns resolved totake ire ,
mediate measures , to procure the requisite con
current, legislation in the several States herder
lag upon that river, and Mr. Copley was chosen
to vie 'the several western cities for the Purpose
of bringing about a harmony of views as toile
mode of improvement. The Board fully approve
of the plan of dams and locks for improving the
Ohio, yet they are willitr4 to defer to the final
judgment of all the parties interested.
The present zealous efforts to improve the nay+
igation of the Ohio have most: probably. been
somewhat stimulated by the returns of the livid
ness upon it during the last year, which chow
that the railroads have waged a very Bodement
competition with the river. As coMpared with
previous years, its business has fallen consider+
ably behind, while that of the railroads running
in the same), direction has largely increased.
This fact is generally confirmatory of the Peel
tion which we assumed some months since, that
railroads, as channels of conveyance in the West,
were constantly gaining on rivers, from their
.le- : patch and certainty, notwithstanding the
higher freights charged upon them. This was
abundantly illustrated last season upon the Up.
per Mississippi, the navigation of which was in+
texTupted for weeks together by the droutli, and
large quantities of goods shipped at St. Louis
for Galena, St. Paul, and other towns, were
brought by water to Peru, and thence taken by
railroad across our State toward 'tie:lr destination.
The navigation of the Ohio was also subject to
interruptions from high water in the spring and
from low water during portions of the summer
and fall. From theee two causes the business
upon it suffered more severely than it had done
for several previous years, and its diminution,
above referred to, is thereby accounted for.
But while the business of the Ohio has thus
suffered, that of the Lakes has '
according to the
returns, largely increased, and must, in the na
ture of things, continue to increase rapidly fora
long time to come, notwithstanding the camped+
lion of several lines of railroad to the seaboard.
The reason for this is obvious. The Lakes,
during the season of navigation, pessOit.orte
indispensable requisite which the Ohio and the
Upper Mississippi lack—re/iability...:4ltere is
no time any great increase or limin 4 tion in
these waters—no sudden floods, sweeping every
thing before them, and then the bars as suddenly
left bare, as we see in the Ohio. Vessels some
times get stuck upon the St. Clair Flats; but the
improvements commenced last season, when car
tied to completion, as they probably will be du
ring tho present year, will remove that difficulty.
)Ur lake 99.1nincrca also _tattlers- - te'etifbly-fttrm
storms, but the evil will be very materially
diminished when our harbors are properly im
proved, and our vessels so modeled as better to
tit them to resist the force of winds and waves.
In spite of these drawbacks, our Lake commerce
has steadily and rapidly increased from the first,
and will increase more rapidly when they shall
have been removed.
We suppose the system of slackwaternavigatioti
proposed by the Pittsburgh Board of l ( raile'for
the improvement of the Ohio is practicable,
though-it may be a question whether its cost—
which Mast be immense—will not outweigh its
advantages. The durability of such improve-
merits may be a matter of doubt, considering the
height to which the Ohio often risee--tiome-fifty
or sixty feet. We can. hardly imagine any,speeies
of dams, whether of wood or of stone, that would
be able to withstand the force of the riishing
torrent. But we have no disposition c ta piece
the least obstacle in the way of the enterprise of
our Pittsburgh neighbors, and hope they may hit
upon some feasible plan,by which it may be suc
cessfully encomplished.• • .
TEAM ENGINE AND PUMP PACKING
S
AND LlNlNG.—luck's Patent Elastic PaCkhai and
toning, for all parts of Steam Engines and whets
soft pacting is used.
Engineers and all others who have used this Packingore
knowledge its superiority over all other kinds known, lts
advantages: great dlurabilay, saving of tallow reduction Of
friction, consequenatly saving of power — a better lIIICELUM to
tualotabied on long voyages of vessels than by any other
material, thereby economising fuel.
it does not require to be taken out of the stuffing-box,
but, being packed in a metallic cone, filled inside the stuffing
tuz the packing is gradually consumed, thus saving time
d maleriaL
It is made in lengths of twelve foot, % to 2 inches dewie
r, and also in geese of any Sze and thickness.
Samples of the Packing and module of the cones can Le
en, and orders will Wm.:well, at
W. S. HAVEN'S,
jags Stationery Wareham., Market at, ollthat of d.
RSHF&LA & So= ;
SHIRT 51 ANUFAC.Tlinnlill,
No. 70 WOOD ItlltZe, PirrlMlOn•
The subscribers respectfully annamece tbatEMILTS_Mad&
by them are guarantied to Ay; will be forwarded any
of the Union.' on resvising from the partiotrattuding i %
orders their pennons! measurement In inches, aucord4l4
the formula given below.
Remember, the Two 1311114 be carefully end accurately
taken. te; all necessary , allowances are made by the.cattey
the aablishment.
lot. Sim , around the neck.
:A. do. do. wrist.
lid. do. do. chest immediately.
4th. From the middle of shoulder, length of arm to the
Sr lot J. aroc.
sth. Height of the p;:rsou, from the nhoulder to tho knee.
•
I:th. Whether with or without rollers, the stylo of taller*,
and thy otter dirvetioll re , ,,,rlis style, fashion,
This plan is quite unique, nod will be of great vela° to
Bunt ',men at a diStance, mho find it impossibio to obtain at
(trotsSierig to mtisfy them in style cud fit. •
Slay to hand. tk fuU a..sortinent of r: bins of Oult.awftman
ufactun., and Gentlemen's Furnishing goods.
L IIIitBgFELD,V SON,
icIN; r 4., TO Wood :meet, Pittsburgh.
VrEW BOOKS, by Express, at .DAY.4Emi'#
IN Boot Shore, 65 Martel street, near'Foueili st.—
Iltstoty of the Conspiracy oaf Vontiatt, and theoWar attlie
North American Tribes against the English Colonies alter the
Conquest of Canada; ny Fraincis Parkman, Jr. Little &
BRA,' Boston.
ingerwdra Ilistorrof tim &mad •War• between the U. B.
A. and Great Britain—second series, S. cola.
Knapp's Chemical Technology. Vol. Hr.—London.
Five lituulred Allstakat Corrected,
Maurice on the Lord's Prayer.
Buardottuis (treat Question, or Will =you Condoler the saK
Jtaa of remotion Itelh;iou 1•—.33 eta. o , t , ~ •
The Bmig or Hiawatha. .
. Baker's ItOrIVII3 Sermons—bath series.
Ileocher's Receipt Book.
Goatee Reward Clads. " •
Donallau Manse--a beautiful story about the Brea ,Chtacloi
of Scotland.
Wolimlou to Je9116-1:: eta.
TWO Story Brick Dwelling ilonse,:with l of
of Ground 20 fort front on Omit street, by 00.09,07
stratuberu alley. The Homo, rout/sins a hall, tiro ps:rier4
kitchen, good cellar, four chambers. end wed.. Prics
2.3000—5W.1 In hand; rrmatn&r itt $5OO a 'year.
r 1 S. CUTHBERT & BON, 51 Market itt.
1 - IBl'. Al NI NO Loans on .Bouds: Nortfage%
ll &c.; Posting Books, making Conveyancee , 'OWLS
1).0% 51ortgagea, &r; writing Lettere ehd attemdbig , tti Car
responiletaw; Renting Liouriz, Stores. er.c., attendallo at the
Real /Nude Oflire of & CUTl.llltitT & 10.5 r,
faßt 51 Market streak.
(b AL I COAL 11 COAL! 1 !---Cannel. , Coal
vi
will nuw bo delivered to oily part of the two cities, if
orders addressed to me are left st ROHR= WRAY'S
GROCERY, on Smitbnaki street, oppoidte the Pastollioe, pt.
at ROST. WATSON'S STOILE, corner or Liberty and Wayne
stroote. Lfebtallw] L!. ST/MAlM:Agent;
FOR SALE---VALCABLR. PROPERTY,. I.f:
Loins, Mo.-The lower portion of Block. 741, fronting
on :Vidor 40 1 .4 feet, Readmit° 278 foot, 9Tdiri 64fi feat.
The Iron SI-Outten!) lint!road. nuts by it, on '...aschni.k.ol-1.1.4
Depot being within two squares. It Is well suited for the
site. of an iron Work& knquire at .BAILEVi.BILOWN
CO.'S, Pittsburgh, or of lItWIN Z. SMITH, Attorney at
Law. St. Louis. Mw .
ACtlANtik).—tiOod band in
ito o, pinata or Michigan, to eAcbrixtgo on fetir.terple
for city property . Euquiro of MAW WOODS,
j 24 75 Fourth street.
Ay - ITCHES, AILOOKS . AND JEWELRY
AT GREATLY BEDUBBD PRICES.
JOIIN n3RNERTS is now selling off his large and
choico stock - otifine Watches, Clocins,feweiry; and Saucy
Goods at a Tory !MIMI lid . vance on first cost, preParatory to
enlarging. his. Store Room and the purthaso erias entire
new stock tor thospring trade. -
Persons desiring GREAT BARGAINS sliciald call early; IL
it Ls his determination to dome gut Ida present stock with.
out regard to former prices.
Don't forget the place--ROBFAITS', 16 FTFTEI street, near
Market. febo
M-AN NU AL SAT R—Cashmeres arid
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t.daced th prim, o'n theao thxdp, and siv•ofrering 1 4
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