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I.o.cember, IKiO. On the tith of Jaen
1r.5.1, when inure than half way across the
I,roke a shaft. After adjusting things
as wel: as possible. sbe turned towards Halifax,
Jau. Cider sail, but making little headway
in that direction, she turned hack at 10 P. M..
January 10th. At kP. M., January 221, she
arriv,l r-rk. and LIA news of her safety Ira:,
“at frz•ni Liverpo..l be the Africa. which
smied the ndioL , irg week. :aid arrived at New
York February lOth
There are two great rivers or channels running
one through the Atlantic and the other through
the Pacific Ocean, that produce remarkable ef
fects upon the climate of the globe. The Gulf
,Streain may be called an ocean river" rising in
"the Gulf of Mexico, and flowing out of it between
Cuba and Florida, and running thence in a north
eastwardly direction, nearly parallel with the
Atlantic coast. It expands in width as it flows
northward, and turning more eastward as it pass
es New Foundland, it stretches across the Atlan
tic Ocean till it r:aches the coast of Ireland,
Scotland and 'England, and even the northern
shores of Norway. The waters of this ocean
river are much warmer than those of the ocean
through which it runs : and it preserves its idea',
tity and distinctness from the Mexican Gulf till
It is 10.,t sight of in the regions of the northern
pole. As :t pas , e , admg our Atlantic coast, it
waruis the atmosphere, and renders the climate
much milder all along that coast. It produce;
the min, effects on the climate of New Found
land, of Ireland, Scotland, England, and even
Norway. It melts the icefiergs that boat down
from the polar regions, and thus modifies their
chilling effects upon our climate. Thus, several
regions of the globe are warmed by this ocean
river. S., strong is its current, that portions of
vessels wrecked near the Gulf of Mexico may of
ten be found a twelve-month afterward on the
coasts of Scotland and Norway.
Tile causes of this stream are yet unknown.
The warmer i-nd rarer waters of the Gulf !nay
seek more northern latitudes. being pressed not
by the influx of colder and inure dense waters
from the north. This ib true of atmospheric
currents; but is not yet fully proven in regard
to water. No counter-currents of cold water
are found flowing into the Gulf to supply the
loss by the cut-pouring of the Gulf stream.
_Dr.
Franklin thought he had explained the mystery
of this -t ream by supposing it wits occasioned by
the :ill:lux of the toles and the watel,+ the
Carribenn sea into the trirlf. Hut !Lis pre-sup
poes tint the WaL,I .1 , 61 the 61.111 ate Itler
Goer of the Atlantic. This is found not to be
No one yet can explain the phenome
non satisfactorCy, hot its general effect. , open
norti,n, climate* are well undetstuod
it' W ascertained that there is an ate
broad Pric.fle, too, 11..w!tog t the
northwa.-j aid eastward, aud
of the _11,:41
l.irkLr Liue cuicr than the wijacrut wa;e:
, cr iiI"II6EIL.I :flues in V.1,1i1:1. as i
from ttctmty per lut
e'c tho •• 31a..•k c.tn,a;
o: Li:.l,:rt of I,lands Is - armed i,,
a. ir il.at the .....efibus.t.l nanot,
ca,:era At;a. to the ri - rt.h-wei.t
n•ou japan this stream reache.t , the western c,ast
411.1 ,;.S t, ftz - 1.,..ug inetionitc, are feit
a".ong that :1 . ..t., iiregun
thv i)u.ssysionr. Lir I :,, rk
Poat, in -peal-.;hig. of tha effectf , of this
.s:ream upun our Pacitio c..ast, says
"The wintery are so mild in Puget'a Sound, in !at.
48 dug. North, that anon- rarely falls there. and the
mbal,:tants are never onahle•l to fill their ire hou•e- ,
for the summer, and veseels trading to PetrnpauloWF
hr and the coast of Kamischatka, when heromiti
unwieldy from accumulation of ire on their
and rigging, run over to a higher 'ULU tilde nu the
American coast, and thaw out. in the sante manner
that reFael,i frozen up on our own retreat again
into the Gulf Stream until favored by an e a ,t er i y
wid."
The cause of this Pacific current is yet in
- volved in the same mTstery a, that of the Gulf
stream. Probably Lieut. Maury's theory ct,rnett
nearer to the eiplanation of both than any other
yet published. Of his theory the Philadelphia ;
Ledger bays .
i• Lieut. Maury, who takes this higher and broader
view, has come nearer to the solution of this problem
than any otuer inquirer. His hypothesis embrace.
various causes as conspiring to produce the Gulf The fbrmat.,,ii of the Committee. by M. Raul.
stream. .k prineipal one to th e tendenoy oft tropical has beer, the niii.ieet of n great deal of niiiimidviii
waters towards tau pole, the result , if the, being sou to day. Tim , onstrittion I t the .... t ,,,,
made lighter than temperate or acrid waters by heat. , El , "lt"tt , tt-o-te" in f' , the g rt ' a. ''''"l ,-. .:'''
The course of the currtmt is accounted for he the ro fi'dfl'" ri:titf, his frier. I, sa,, 'mild 1, , •i.
tary motion of the gtobe, which deflects water, and . lushes holore the 4 'otramttee. It Is c , .,np.,,..... of ..
winds going north to the east. and those going south Northern and three :s'..iiithern rneu. every , o, of it.,
to the west. The galvanic properties of the fluff forinor, it in aileged, being fir Reeder. and the lath.,
'for Whitfield. About ten cLintested election c a a, .
stream, and the large proportion of salts they hold
In solution, are other causes, assigned by Lieutenant i will be submitted to tins Committee, and it is Loped.
.Maory, for this vast ocean river. But whether the for the honor of the eountry, that they will lie dc
proximate origin of the Gulf stream, its remote one cided upon their merits, unprejudiced by party ti,tis
is in the wisdom of a Great First Cause, for, without If Whitfield should be ousted from his seat, fuel toil;
it, the tropical regions would petrify, while more but he lidded to the flames e Lich non threaten to de
temperate ones would become icy deserts. i t i,„ stroy the prospects of Kansas.
the Gulf stream that Ireland and England owe their ------....ss
delightful climate and verdant soil; while Labrad-r, YANKE F. S. LAVrrfor.nmts.—lt appears lir the
though in the same latitude, is an uninhabitable lei' report of the Investigating Committee of the Ides
dern e s s of ice and COON'. The same harmony or I t -in and Providence ltailroad Company, that the
f 'roes which keeps the planets in their orbits, and corporation has a large tract of woodland in V:r
wheels the :solar system troll around 501.130 unknown j ginia, from which it procures its .upp!ie , of foci.
cent, in the Pleiades, controls the Gulf stream, and
all are regulated by the one tf and that the agents of the company hire slave-inniseient hand."
and slave-tit ivers, and buy whips and thong= as
disciplinary aids in carrying on the operation.
At least so we learn from the ii , tot Herald.
Important Decision.
In the Supreme Court of Penna.. C
to the District I.—Errwhich adds that the State of Massachusetts has •L
or('curt of Phila.: tlo stock interest in the Railroad, and hence partici
case was as follows Frederick Gaul, the defen- pates in the hire and punishment of these slare.
dant, gave his note to William C. Rudman,
the purpose of enabling the latter to raise mon- BY TELEtiI; AP II FOR PITTSBUIVLII
Pri f.
ey. The note wan in the usual form of negotia-
Lie paper... Rudman indorsed the note and sold
NEW Voila, February Is.—A Washington corn.-
it to Drexel Co., and they sold it to Benj. B.
pendent of the /fccoid telegraphs that tiny. n
Willis at a discount of I }per cent. Held—that left this morning for Kansas. Ile will travel night
as Willis WAS an innocent purchaser of n formal, and day until he reaches Shawnee mission. 'flie
nag l'resident desires him to arrive there before the free
,tiable ii.strument, and did not in any way
t,, It State Legislature assembles at Topeka on the -itli of
ude to evade the statute against usury, he j March next, lie has full power, I understand, to
arrest the members of that Legislature, as us met.,
was a purchaser in good faith, and did not !,e
-ir‘z. is deemed to be an overt act, and ms such deser,
come a usurer by the pureita, That being an g se vere punishment. If he carries out hi s
innocent purchaser, lie woo ui course entitled to , tril , Dow., it ib thought by gentlemen n e ,, h e , w h o
are residents of Kansas that there will lie a collise
r e cover the amount, which, on the face of the
between the Federal authorities and the Frei , State
instrument, appeared to be due. Judgment af. men .
firmed. The case in not unlike some which have Five hundred and twenty-eight Mormon einig-rui,,•
1.1,:r way to Great Solt Lake Cite, arrived lit Oil,
) , :'ereeded tie ti'er""'" on
pert yesterday, in the ship John T. Hord. from Lt.
a't , .zether novel. erpool.
A private letter from the city of Mox:co, dated the
2.5 th. suites that three brigades of troop, nurnberini:
nearly ;0,000, with an ample artillery force, were to
leave the capitol in u day ,r two, to operate against
' Funieres, at Puebla.
The bark Antagonist, arrived at thin port last
' night from Buenos Ayres, Lee. 15th. Business was
very dull, and there was nothing doing either for
the United States or Europe. Produce was scarce
and high. Capt. Samuel Perry, formerly of the
brig Matilda, came a passenger in the Antagonist.
He reports the loss of his vessel in September loot,
riff Cape Hatteras, while on the voyage from Savan
nah for St Johns, N. 13.
I Mr. Greeley, of the Tribune,telegraphed last even
ing that Senator Wilson will strongly open the ease
for Free Kansas to-morrow, if an opportunity be
offered. An attempt will be made in the House to
reconsider the vote of Thursday, by which ;..ho Kan
sas message was sent to the Committee of the Whole.
Success is doubtful in the case now pending indi
rectly involving the constitutionality of the Missouri
Compromise. A majority of the court will refuse
the benefit of that act to the colored plaintiff claim
ing freed , ,m under it, but will, perhaps, extenuate
this denial upon the ground that lie voluntarily re
turned to bondage. It was expected that the court
would stand five to four, but rumor says that Judge
' (irie r is Inclining to the Southern side. There will i
probably he strong dissenting opinions. The decree t
will be made in a furtnight.
'1 IiT.EIIIAY . ., Pro: , ct.Enisus,
Juge paper. unt,ce the fact that Samuei C.
I.l,eusburg, has beer. admitted to prm
tLe different Courts of ..-11:egheny Couudy
believe Mr. Wiugard intends to make Pitt.i , -
llr, bon, for the future. Ho comes among
u- itu excellent reputation for legal ability,
au,i W have doubt he will maintain that rep
utatum iu L,s Practice before the Courts of Aide
glieuy County.
PosTPoN.En.—Tbe Cect.n.r e announced for lam
evening by T. D'Arcy M'Clee was postponed un
til this (Tuesday) evening, ‘1,12 account of the
non-arrival of Mr. :\l'nee, Ile found it impos
sible to reach pi^.ce in tlme, on account of
:Le snow blockade. Ihe lecture wlil positiNe:v
come off this evening, in the basement of .!-•!-.
Paul'. Cathedral, a: 7,i o'clock. Subject: L,,tite
Ar Pembina, in MiLue:ota, the mercury for a
week averaged 52 degrees below zero. Ugh!
PITTSBURGH POST.
TUESDAY MORNING
PRICE-[: CRRJECNT
Evran copics (f the Prete-Current, put up iu
strung wrapperi.2. ready fur wailing, can always
be had at tLe Merchants' Eichange, at the rate
of five cent, per copy, ur tifty cents per duzen.
PACIFIC SAFE
It will he seen by our Telegraphic despatches
that the steamer Pacific is announced as safe,
having put back in a damaged condition, into
the river Shannon, in Ireland.
She has peen hespi front sooner than was the
Atia.tt..,:•, also otte of the Collins line, which, it
will be rernentbererl, sailed front Liverpool on
OCEAN RIVERS
p,ructLar with :he (iu
'FLie l'htnfic th:ean Ilver
Amtig the &legates to the Black Republican
:a in this city, on the 22d, is Francis P.
Blair. lie, in part, is to represent Maryland.
It is thought capital punishment will undoubt
edly be restored in Wisconsin this winter, as a
majority both of the Senate and Assembly are in
favor if such a law.
FEBRUARY 19
A Russian agent was in Worcester, Mass., a few
days ago, and made a contract with manufac
turers there fur several thousand rifles. They
are to be of the Sharpe pattern, with some im
provement.
Dion linurcicault has made a dead failure at
theatrical manngetneut in New Orlesti. He has
failed to pay the rent, (~S 250 per month.) of the
Gaiety Theatre, and it hao been taken frew hint,
besides having his wardr,Wes. &c., seized c..r.
debt.
• The last Massachusetts Legislature passed an
amendment to the constitutn.n prohibiting alien=
from bec,ming voter!
,until they had resided in
this country at least twentp•one year, , . It was
.iihtititted to the people who ad,Tted it, and now
it itet again pa:- , ed the Senate with a prospect
of Lein, al,t, adopted op the Iluue,e.
The foreign news will lw fmnd of great inter
est. The del,ate in the British Parliament on
American allure indicate , a determination on
part r.f •• her majesty's government to make no
concession, in regard to the enlistment case, and
not to recede front the position aireadv taken in
regard to the treaty relative to Central American
affairs. " Her most gracious majesty had not
the grace even to mention in her speech the diffi
culties with this country. We are not of suf
ficient consequence probably. Her royal soul
was troubled at the fall of Kars, but not at. the
infringement of American neutrality laws, or
the violation of a treaty. Lord Derby charac
terises his sovereign's speech ns n water grind
affair. ,
The Parisians are in ecstacies because the
peace Conference is to be held in their cite They
will be but little gratified in the end probably
unless it indeed be true, as is alleged, that the
Emperors of
.. .France and Russia perfect!,
derstand each other, and are secretly resolved to
turn England adrift, and make their own term:
of reconciliation, and mutual acquisition of ter
ritory. Whether there he any truth in this ru
mor or not, it is quits , evident that the French
Emperor is much more willing to make pence
with Russia than is the English g , vernment
Louis Napoleon and the French might fight to
prevent Russia getting possession of Constanti
nople, but they will not fight and furnish three
soldiers to England's r , to provide for the safety
of the English possession , in the East Indic-
Turkey is in no danger now from Rti ,, sta toy
further continuance or the war can irat e httic
purpc,-, ,xrept n. prevt.nt the 1..n4g,c. „f
ant t..wardtt Central A.da and the Itritnd t Inthe,
ILI that thr Preach 'MVP no intere,t. If L.•ti
Napoleon can be F ,ed capable 4 such bu•l
faith he can place England in a very awkwarl
and dangerous pt*itiun before that Conference at
Paris is clotted ; and no natten trou!,l 1, trt,
to truest implteitty to I. v....A nilth or h.ui r Ile
tnighf find it For hie n n :ntt.r,t In fur
titer ttn , i ! w I cols
Submit, Or I,lllr II I
t 1,.. (t,,1311 etnl•lrc. 11. 113:1t
wan t ustuto night so.,n i•n• ani
get hut a very stnaN share. The 1 L,t thick
ens. ther.? I , e p••. 11,7
['hey w nil l I.e burniwitour t.. R114,:3 : 1111 , 1 :1 iin
, ul.llt.t to thew I
The 67:.t 111r.t-brart.4l ma
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Movement■ of the Opposition
,` tI.I. •TI•1.; • W.
Nat;•,n,: itL:n..-tr,il).,zl. wlitcl, I ..i;ul,l
reza:teh en'
u:ti,.•>tat, wh4, a l , h -t 1
ient Iherce . . principle. and poi.cy to III•.
COUIlly conventn,n 'fi ttt variou, eountie,
the State. “ti th, t.t h March an
appoint Deiegate , to a Stet , i , uvention
he; i at Ilarri.hurg ott Weqlrie—ily. thr
for rho f , rmati oi et' a : ., :ute ticket.
the .Irneriran member- , of the I.m..th-iature hn
prepared n petite to the Amertpun
, uvente,it ntirhls to meet ut Pip.,Ldeiplpl th
2,1 February, reque,thng it to felll/Ve
pret lenotre , “f the AllleriCati ttrier. th
twonher..4 . the latter may meet their hrethrm• i
the primary meeting , upon a footing entir
elua:!ty Four of the lepubliearim of the ou r
have not aigr.ed their calk hot not fret ho•
tility to the movement. They prefer t.. aWa .
the ' , ire of their eon , lituont. , ,
ting themselveg to the project.
• 'ILI, llg
The Knnsn■ Delegate
The Washington rurreßpondent of the Pi/W1
delphia Ledier writing under date of the I
`instrint,
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THE I.A TE ST N EWs
BY TELEGRAPH.
ONE WEEK LATER. .011011 l EVROPE
PEACE CERTAIN.
THE STEAMER PACIFIC SAFE!
ARRIVAL?' ( . .01' THE CANADA
NEW YORE, February 17.---Thu royal mail steam
f
ship Canada, from Liverpuel tin the afternoon u
February 2d, arrived here at 4 o'clnck this morning'
She brings rill tiding of the Pacific. The steamship
Atlantic arrived out on the list of January. The
steamer lielgicpds was stlli at tiouthampt.ill, and her
agents had returned the passage money and compen
sation. Tier eargo had been taken out and found to
be but little injured.
Tho London .3/orning AdrertiA e r has the following
o.lnoeineut: " We regret to hoar that at nn inter
view which Lord Clarendon and Mr. Thiel:mum had
together at the Foreign Office, on TeeMity, very an
gry words passed between theta relative to the Cen
tral American question."
The despatches of the Russian government, com
pleting and confirming the telegraphic announcement
o f an unconditional accept:thee of Austria's propo
sitions. were received at Vienna on the 2lid ult.. and
courier immediately conveyed them to Paris and
1, 13d0m A memorandum embodying the proposi
tion, had been signed at Viunna and sent to Paris
all i L,Odun.
It is reported that the oong-ress will meet at Paris
on the I:th Fcbrmtry that :cry little time wiil
be lost in the dISCII&,1,I1 of the subject. and that the
whole matter will be brought to a conelmiion by the
2... th of February. The si,zning of preliminaries,
prior to the opening of the onnforenee, now only
awaits the arrival of the Turkish plenipotentiary.
It is suited that Prusyin refuses to agree to enn
ditions enacted by the Allir. preliminary to her ad
mission into peace co nference. and oonsequently she
will he excluded loom the •mnterenro, but I.e
to sign final deed settlement. Baron Brunow and
Count ..riolT are the Russian plenipotentiaries. as
sd,sted' by Messrs. T nod Fenton. Lord Claren
don represents . Marqu's D'Areglio,
(Jinja: Count Ituel, .tostria: M. Wale t waki, France;
Dervish Paella, Turhev.
Letter= reeeiled to the Stltlt ;.peak of mild
weather and re,,natttien na‘tgat.en In ft le e
at Plllau, Menai and Auxhaven. The ice wan bteak
:ng up.
The eerresi...l-le,:e 1 - ;.,; 11 the Crimea Irmo the
Ent?ll,h Jehliary rote.rt, th e ~r lu y
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r4.1.. , 4 .l! !rat.. • ik.r 1 , 0 k ilugrttunue,.
1!;.• , 4 1. 4 t friar. Hrtm, rates.
Ni Fr•i•raal•N I PnValv dompttLrile,
-lati• that the
,afe, Ilallug put
Lark ns
-VOURTII CONGRESS
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11 II • ..T.• 11 1 , dedrnary
flanC,ll, gate n dire or 11 - e
doution to iotr der,.
th, t,acihuh 1.. relent.: and
ICII,,PIi ' , tit-I , A a n,olut,on. whlrh L es
I .•nfling on the Pre,eleht for information in rut - 0,n,,
to the slate .11 hall+Re, and it hat 1 ,, ,P111,...1
are to he taken 1,, I recent illegal interferenr e with
the rtglitr of the people of the territory by persona
not residing therein.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the
rooluti-ii calling for the journal and the proceedings
of the Naval Board.
A dl,eussion was oontinned at 4emo lentrth .2n the
rree.ved fr.de 5.,.• in reply to a
Ite,oltilior, of the e,et..c.e, cominuniraLing various
I..etiments, irio‘t of %h it taco heretofore been pup,
1:-I,ed.. , d,rerning the :date of aff . a r- h A
letter from 6,.v. Shannon demi!. the threatening a -
peel of nuttier, at,d encloses the correbpondenve ..f
the former, with rerritorml etlieers. in proof of
his as,ertiot.,, : , tininer, in a letter to Gov,
Shannon, dated December in reply to , Prit.
.tig hi. preen ••• at I.aa rem,, ya,y- he can mart
with 61, command in a few lionr e notice. and 1,11
mnet I 0., eroor at lhd,,aare er., , ,lng if required.
Tn.. Secretary of %Var. in a letter of iii , truet,o,
to
:.-ti.uner, dated reiduar\ i th. ,Erects him 1.1
hold himi- , dt rea.ll nese rn inarels, if t , hantis n
hud the orditotr proeemlings
and the power Vesll`ti :21 the I. Mar,hal fruitless,
fur the :nippres,-ion of if ,nrreotion
armed forcer. hut t. , a,.! n :111 extterne
caution in the proilli,c,
.11 sl re,;,e:l:l approve]
enurn pursued h e the exeen::,. and hoped he wou:.l
he suytnined by every law-rood:11g man. 'rho I'm,
ileut hod done neither pen, than his duty on
this •e bleed.
Mr. Wdson sami the correciamtlence totally mist
represented the affairs of Kansas. lie contended
that the Border ftutbans there had earned the elec.
dons at the point of the Itowie Knife. Without con
clusion ho cave way, and the Senate adjourned.
11,,,ec. Mr. Wakeman presented a moov,rial front
the Now York Chamber Commerce, praying for
an appropriation from Government tai repair the
public warehouses at Quarantine, and a memorial
from the same for an eater,..tion of the reciprocity
principle between the United States and the c a n e _
das. They were referred to the Committeo on
Common,.
On motion, 1;,,onO copies of the report of the Sec
retary of the 'freasury on finances , : 20,000 copies of
the President's annual message, and accompanying
documents, and 10,000 copies of the coast survey,
were ordered to he printed.
On motion 60,00 U copies of the mechanical part of
the Report of the Commissioners of Patents were
also ordered to be printed.
Mr. Grow offered a resolution which was adopted
requesting the President, it not incompatible with
the public interests, to transmit to this House. the
lava passed by the Assembly of Kansas and all the
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1, 1 , e11 and Hitt, it Tea. of all Fred... pot up nt tuetr.lhr
fut.ckagve ex pre«.l3 r.tor tit. trade, and a - 111 at the too
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CA )VNEK—Prinla and Java entire, cr eu a n d
81 . 14 1.ARS—Lovering'rt Crintliod and Itutret tzed And
prtnit. N. 11. Strgrte.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Air d . 4 I) I'nu i• f • b: E .1 L -
No. 7.; WATER STH EFT. l'ITT , 111•1“, 11,.
Springrr flarbaugh. Pirt51 , 11.,i,,.. IVelll% 1:1e. t
Jelin 84 , 1tt t ( " 4, - •• \lartln.
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& rato,or,h 'IL. net, Nt
J,,,o r n E. Elder. z•t,
Thoulme s Greiner. lint.ker..illelme,
Sitlezn, Uhiu. ,febl.ly! A. I, Icu Hock S. Co.
so. it, KWNS, IlwupLnsn. I b , n t/1311
NV. Late of l'lttsbtlrith
KOON& HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
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AND
General Produce Commission Merchants,
47 N.,rtA ikharva and !IA Sorth
&rimy Rae, strcel,
Bagaley,Wood ward &Co. Phil.. Bryan, Kennedy it Co. Pit teeh
(Jarrett, Martin ACd '• IL. Wilmarth .4 Co.
Wood Et Oliver, i Bell lc Liggett,
Slior, Price S Co. '- J. AW.
Caleb Cope & Co. " Itngaley, Collgr"" A Co. ••
Truitt, Brother A Co.. " Watt A Wilson,
J. D. Lehmer A Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick A Foulde, Cincinnati.
A. A. Bullock A Co. •' Morrow A Gettier,
Tweed Et Sibley, •• J. S. Chenow,'th It Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants generally.
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY (PENNA.)
MATCH FACTORY.
•NRRIN, ERI,P; & CO. having ser . ured the EXCLUSIVE
RIGHT to use the
" MATCHLESS MATCH MACHINE"
Jo this Cuuray, ore tnitking, preparateme to SUPPLY THE
TRADE WITH mArquEs, warraoted to be se rood as the
kelt ever brought to tub market.
otraz No. 80 POOrMI mreat, Ptetahungb
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executive proceedings and correspondence of Mc
(level-nor of the Territory.
Mr. Lane, delegate from Oregon, introduced a hill
to enable the people of that territory to form a State
government preliminary to admission into the Union.
Referred to the Committee on Territories.
The Senate bill relieving the Commissioner of
Pensions of the duty of signing bounty land war
rants and Certificates and authorising the employ.
meat of a suitable person for that purpose, was taken
up and passed. ft is stated that the Com M iner
has Rheumatism in his hand and that over 10,000
have accumulated unsigned.
The Committee of Ways and Moans wore on !no
tion authorised to employ a permanent Clerk.
Mr. Dunn introduced a bill establishing boundaries
in Kansas and prohibiting slavery in that torn arc
and Nebraska. Referred to the Committee on Ter
r i tories.
The House then adjourned.
From Philadelphia
PRILADETTIITA, Fobrnary 18.--The American Na
tional Council commenced Itti secret session this
morning. No business td l iniportance was transacted
to-day. This evening the members hold a caucus.
There are delegates here from all sections of the
Union to attend the American National Convention
to assemble on the 22d.
An effort is making to abolish secret pessionn both
of the Council and Convention.
Among the delega tee ere those from Louisiana,
who will probably be admitted.
From IVoshington
W ASH I NGTON, February 17. -- LOt "on [true to
be received from Kansas repeating the determination
of each party in the torritory to carry Out ita pur
poses and predicting collision unless the Federal
gn cornuirnt interfered promptly.
Lewis Clephania of the National Era °thee,
isas last night elected by the WaThington Republi
can Association as the Delegate to the Pittsbu rg h
Republican Convention.
Nesv•paper• United
A 1.13 ANY', February 17.---The Atli, and Argue Of
Ott , city hare been united and will to-morrow
puldished under the joint IllallagelllcLlL (:uinatuek
Caaaidr.
.64- We think we are Justified in saying,
that no ot.her 1 . 111, or ray:lndy c.tr I.lvtr (2,lnplatat, gat,
no .181 m . -redly, tho reputatita now.•nJ.
AB 41, evident „ that they ':11 un, real the I.
loa log from a laity retadmg fo our 0.1:1 city •
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lfts is to ~1-ttfy that I havit had tht. .drtidairlt
und nniu
any tint
10. M'ldkoe'm Idy.d )hd•
uth.r.vr u. the untd O , that they ha,. • .•..rnid,44dy
and I h.r.d.y re , ...rnmend theta u ,
with a alrartawl They , 111 - 0. Tr) Own,
MARIA EVAN, Lewin ntreet,
Pur.dituwirn will ple.on riirefnl E. -A for I , * if Lan,',
( l e/d•rutril Lime PilLt, manufactured t,y
l'atedetrerh. Pa. The, are ether purpertibg be he
I.ner hils new her de the ;mid, - Dr 31 . 1..ane'n genume
Idver lab', ruh•brltt,l Vernilfug,. an 11,,A be had
nt all rexpeNable Drug Starer. Nene genuine without the
'nature nr FLEMINh, 1111 , 1: 4
A 4, her gado by the role propreters,
FLKAIING BROS,
Succotot - s to J. lildd A Co.,
No. nO Nt - ond street, cur nor of Fourth.
eiriy• What say the Faculty
ktr-e,:e.E eyiiienores of the wonderful runttly” propernes
Dr fO.jerr Syrup Lte..-Teer. Jr.. .infi
, tiootensiire fuel oopport it he,. fro,,, rhyMc,w,.
the first otoinenre The puhio. well Lio y
the hut to ...torte isnything whit pln the
51,16•01 Tnlrt3.l. But thei prepare:len the. are Oen re-one
rnertrhug.r. norotog, of t} , it 0t0r....7nph lottery in rho [woo
rookoorn of Oro I.ropriot^r. r-orr-hooro!y
,yrz* ,tut.ly fi.r Pgin,nary urpt I,rr
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thf. kgor.t.a3.l ~,L.
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an , ttnt pal ta !Inn, Um, a day hUA 11.1-1'
PAIN EXT.II, I / 4 .1 . ..P. If aecestoon tsral th. ',rut., a.,
Iwtort ON. " Illhal u:111 Estrai tbat, an.: Reath
deashatg. it the ii mug, la uuhdrun It It ttentrt
(all• to turas:wt. of nay ago of eirolraos, nor to ales . •atta:
taus inatanly n. ali, (retie:et:fly tur:th, by arts 11phi:sat:oh
Pile..ars },Wotan by the la at, achtng and pain ..1 the
anus,lSla ,- .ltngpis* ars rails.al aotastmlso :In la/::n;
In. 4.. latarste, thon ;tryst. ths intsatmal
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a. alt . . nil. t: arsll tsr ills pan. ant atal.:a t so
toms titan, and t 1..• natural It4t. that nupp..rt Iln. I...Areq, i!
IN, coat:net...4 aft.l illadt. et) oing. n. 24 ',lt I tfi• , tvt•t:
If Properl3 appltstl.. r , !Mr i r rMi .It .•: rob.
Notts Atonal:he aHloht %E , ...4 eaoltrad tabs:, st:il
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Chlt:h \ A (Ai.. Shinn Oven ryrn
E1..4.1 por box. by Dr Gm, K
WO•4I Run , w`t, and by nenrl,Anwer to w.b.•in.
Il.e.nch•mt V n 1 ,1 7, tab.. Ali ~ b rs Int I, •
I ,, rnantnal MI in.., bn rubtrnsx,l t , . C K LICK EN Kg
No. rnrk. nAstmr.,:x
Cincinnati, liamllLon it Dayton Railroad.
1 1N11 NATI T'AS:.IEN(I 1:1; will ploa,i ,
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burgh gad t in. It.batt malting <bob' n • 11 1,
t., Nil .11\ and 1 , .11 T , 0, No •.t foal, 111,1i.4 , /
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vallia Kr. roArt 1, 11. lilittll N. err, r.,
P. 1i N.'11 . 1. AND. A gt. litcatarrgh fr.li.
ILEX. HUNTER,
DEALER IN
FLOILTR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
.V P R I) C E E ER.4 L ,
No. 299 Liberty street.
4hvi.Laapc prrmiteßint
PEKIN TEA STORE,
sin. as Fifth Fieri,ot.
4yTGRF.EY 4ND IiLACK TEA y , warrantni wtt
Lsfaction.
BETA IL PR CF.s,
Dealers In Wool, Hides, Flour
BACON, LARD AND LARD
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knov. t; nod nrible Jinn% in Pitt,-
t•o,d; 1..;‘,. reP , 1 , 11.-.• Ilod”, ty,tl regard to tho
•tai;d:ty an I , 4,11.11.1,1, it( Insurance
Cocup/Itty.
K Pad,ra, Clohis R Cu.,
,;;., ;'. I•voth A. Co., llama,. k Chalpteit,
llorane A. 11. Childs /F. Co.
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PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000_
Ltul , ling• ,her Pn.iwny f.dan ,
bandy, by Ft,. 1..1 11, ~ f thn v , u and 1n1211..1 NIL"-
gatbdi and Tralaiimn-tutp.
DIRECTOnS.
%Val F Jobrlelon, R. ,h 1 . .01,A..”, J two). Painter,
k A C.,r),. Iv il • Clint.... I:, .tau. I'. Tanner,
44e.,rge %V Srmtl). \l S /13 , r). D. IC. I'ark,
I. Urier zlle , nl, Wale I hinna.m, I) 'CI. Lone.
A. J .1,0,, J 11. Jenc.l., 11. It Coggsball
British Si. Continental Exchange,
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN & CO.
(J . V . T UNION II AN , 1)(),1"
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JOHN HERO Eve,
Ronk:Rl' FIN S. rotary.
(' W. 8.11111K1.01t. CiPnoral Agont
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
o
R.LVE AND FIRE,' RISKS.
in•aain,l by part,en tnnur,..l under 1 , 0 b . -lee
, 111.• hy C.qmp.tur Itbrrnß) nTjusb..l.ll,l prllmpt-
Y ~ ,W Ell'E; N., 1% ATER ,TREET. jyrll
ESTEIIN FARMERS' INSURANCE
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New Lisbon. Ohlo.
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ru - ket. Plumburgh.
OFFICE Ii 4.
F 1 FIL. ICE SONI. Pr-I.okot.
J AIMH I3I:RDICK, \ PreAblvnt.
LKII MA HT IN. Svey and
PIT! , HUR(111 R KPH it Ni ES.
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Ft m...sirbrn, lhnnutghnsst, Ihkwm,u, Nesrmy, S. CO.
111.4.KEL1,
1 ROPEII WENT 1111CMIE1 tACER,
O1)_ I`...t.seno.r.t Itr , • ll,.bc from the t.ll country to Pts
nu rib. and r••inuittr.l Lo Eu rop,j nov27
ICON 11111 S, SIDES WI SHOULDERS,
LAR,P, LARD .11_,
OKI El, BEEF
A khand at
No. :497 Liberty Street,
PENS'A.
'EARL STEAM MILL
A 1, I , ;. N V.
&a- FIA, 11l DELI V I.lli ED TU FA MI LI Ez+ osther ofte
./rmem may be left ea tho Mill, m- iu boxes at the Stores
..i,\. In ei W, ,J
Nit Al's: A , It I.: ITER. lwrty met l•I. Cltur ntnrte.
11. I'. 61.' lIWA Tz, Drugp.t. A iloghefq.
BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
W I LI S & ALLEN,
tSnerr.t.tors to Arnold ,f )
M 7c I' VA CTI: ft ERR OF
Cli I LSO N I''Li RN ACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
A I ) I7' TINI E .1 I, 1",
For Warnaing and Ventilating liatildinge. I
44^ W A .• 4.; root for Warming Out Vontrinting I
lo r;rorini Ifot \A.ciJo. Pip, or Furnaeo.(loirol,
ro hook, 11;olotok, Fotorio, Groott 11011 m,
court 1100Kn../tulA, 11.401 it. No. MARKET
alitfi
:qui, on Fire.
NI v Itm hood's Homo.
Ni her..ean the Foul tied rest'
/1111, i'lirl.i. Ai 1'i 011, 11,11.1.ii ii. 11. Co_ / , Aaay I . East_
Pittl.horel,. February li, Itibii. j : 1...5.i1tt D.llars a Day.
ro In s , , lIS ,o thy. ittintsi - t;IIS 111. NIcKEESPoRT I A, I rater oilier, f..sr sale hy
L . , ,'' .1 , . i CoNN E1.1.:-.V11.1.E. 1 , ...,1,1 to the listislatro,,,, e i
CHARLOTTF. BLUME,
c..,,,, 11, 111, 1:alb-o,ai Conn any in pa . ‘ mew o f ..,,,1,..,,,, ~t i, ,„,, ~,t,i, ll`, 1V,5,.1 street, 2il dontabove Fifth st.
1.. ~ii • /I iiiii/J t' , ..ntrany. are in FOP. lis-k LE oil ill, - ..
t' i ii,.., •/, ,iiii i , //1 ii\ P. 1 1 ism,it Ell ~, .)NE iliou,:v, 1, CI:SIIMERES AND D
LL E LAINES REDUCED.--
IsoA lt, oil+ h. hating :...I N PLIt I'i:\''l'. INTER LSI', ~1 1 N .Is. sN aO s. are closing out their entire stock
hyoid. P . ttsl.. i,,,,, t o ta li t , t t O a . tan,. ,t %aid Cony /Ally 11l the / / f Cashmeres and fie Leine, ut an Mullen.. reduction in
, .•! Pnr,ll The 105 brut or pi iLit'llittl Clll/1 lilt,/ .t I. "''''' " '/ thi 31 ' - ' .l is ' L ' Llu " . "lin g' for /21 i iC i —w orth 2 5c..
I 11,. 1 , .11.1. , in guttrontnni by thr lindrood Onnrittay. As All as 00l do. at 2,.. —worth %, ~ and .ine. felilS
the ni,,,ve 11-rota:l.s oit r Ne 011itil 1 , 111iT3 /if .1,1 ill ii n, the,. , ii.) L .INKETS, Bt. k:sKurs-200 pairs of Wool
14..,,,k ~‘,,, he coieadered a SAI E and SECURE INVEST- i -.. -
,F Blankets at S 3 and 5'3,50--usual mice ..1.1. and 50; a t th,.
1II:NT.
A. A. MA ' SON & CO,
For iarther Information apply to NICHOLAS V EEDEB, • :''''..?',nntmal Sale of
2,1 Fifth street.
Transfer clerk e t the i stlico of the i 61111.1), Neville Hall, . ". ''''
_ _...
Fourth and Liberty 'treats, tip stairs.
Sl•:N11-ANNUAL SALE—A. A. MASON &
()LI V ER IV. BARNES, C... have just opened another lot of thuee splendid 4-4
felA:dlinApr:lin
i'rs'''''l''''' En4lish Calluoas, at h and 9c. per yard.
~,, febla
ROLL BUTTER--3 basea•freala roll th''.--1817.yr
OFFICES TO LET.
TWO G 001) ROOMS, suitable for Insurunee i received by (Iola) iinaty It. COLEMS.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE--If YO - 1/ -
1.. nr Law Oakes, will be rented. in the strond litury of
,I N E w
the building nu the north-went corner of Fifth and Wood .
want to have "help," find employment, buy or" sellstreets, In the same building with the Morning hat.
It is the beat business corner in Pittsburgh-property, call at LOWRIE'S INTELLIGF,NCE OFFICE, Nu.
Access to the
MORNING POST. s'or't
, despatch_
l
h. kieumentik..,,and Copying done wftli neatness and
oiDceit convenient. Inquire soon at office of 14 Fifth street, near Market st
jall,dtitapc2t
(felltillj
lIASEMENT TO LET. - --
M T- W.ASHINGTON RESIDENCE For
11
x a ofr. G m ro s, un w d id o e n ro l r i ti ig e h , s i t . rtie r, t, ,n wl r, t a h n t
A LARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet '
aid, by 30 deep, half alio, a gronnd, and well light- . Rout
- O T USI
I and finished, will /,,,,, re nt e d en reasonable terms. It is ~ back porch. A well of excellent water. stable, roost hon..,
d
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley. Eu ( Durs &c, 299 fruit trees, Catawba grape vines, 500 currant bush° ,
at Ija 2,Entf i OFFICE OF MORNING POST. ' i,/ great variety of Bowers, &c. The location is very pleasant,
with fine view of the ci ies and rivers, and being but a short
OLD TYPEMETAL. i distance from the city. would suit a business man for a conn•
- NATE HAVE FOR SALE, at
. the Office of , tr Y fe r . 7'." . "°- R "i'ilia° 3'
Per
- "' U.% CUTHBERT & SON.
7 the MORNING. POST, a large quantity of OLD , _ " _
. -
TY PE. Machinists and others wanting such an article ran i ‘f.:LIENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC.—I have reed another
gut a tarp, supply by calling soon. feb9 . kil supply of this celebrated Tonic; also, a supply of
I .`k henek's Ptilmonic Balsam, one of the hest articles now in
WAX, Sperm and Star Candles, at , us e for Coughs, COW ite. JOS. PLEMINII,
lan P. 11. DRAVOIi ' felt. Colmar Diamond and Market et.
NU LA PF:LPHIA
It t34 -
t45.k4
DEL4WAICE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
oEFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT 5Th.,
Philadelphda
MARINE, INSURANCES un Wanela, Cargo, Freight,
all parte 01 the world.
INLAND INSURANCES OS GOODS, hy Rlverß,
Lakt, awl Land Carriages. to all part., the Union.
Fiat; INSURANCE ON 3IERCLIANDIZE generally. On
Stor. s. Dwelling llouges. &r,
of - ,tn•rnber I
,I„d.. M•qtralre find 1: , a1
l'hi:.nk . lphin City. and miter I,Dann g.',.;!1.0 09
k in liankn, Inst,rllll, 24.060 11)
11/P:1• 100,444) Hi
<'fl,ll )1,11.1
26,61:0 Ut)
in Ag.•nts, Pr6tniutnn 311 -
.• tAnin . d. and It•iotel
lii - ti,. 1.,.11:io..11) U. 3, I S9 D 6
%.6 1.0,10) On
II 1 11 P. C T "118.
Willuttil \l.Lrliil. .1141uom C. Hand.
.1 , .4.•ph H. S• 111, ! Thi-ophilus Paulding,
Edmund .1. 1 4 i41.1. r, ; Jan., Traittusir,
.I..iiii C D : vim, t kv,iii.. Eyr, Jr.,
.bilin It. Pilinut., I Juslitut 1.. Price,
H" 1 i,..). Lrlpor. I .lances Ti•nnelit,
ilw,tril thrliiiirtim,Situna.l E. Stiikus,
lir. It. NI. Ilubt,,ll, I Henry Sloan,
IS illtani C. Ludwig, I Jitintis 13. ItlcParlitnil,
I lugh IffiLig, l'hariss Stitittri.r,
Sts.ricor Mull, Sin, I Itidsri Burton,
i 'hurl, lialb.y. 1 .bitin li. Siuut.le, Pittsburgh
11. Junes Ilru,ku, D. T. ii , riran,
"
J. ti. Johniotu, J. T. Lugn,
\VJ. M AMIN, Prenidout.
C 11.1 NT, Vie , . Pr , •sidoll t.
11,10 . LYL/IrP.N,
P. A. MADEIRA, Agvut,
No. tis WO, gtrr,t. Pittgburg.h.
MARINE INSURANCE.
--
FIRE RISKS.
IR\ FFACTLRERS' INSLRANCE COIIP'Y,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHAIR.Ttrt PKRPKTUAL—GRANTILD DT TILT eTATI I PIMPHYLVASLL
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
PI le F.', .1/.,1 /TINE A LA TR A _VSPO it TA T/O.V.
A k S. I.lt.i.!scrrr.
I; RI N ; N , rutary.
I El RUE YUUMI, Tr eldav re,
Di it P.Cit; na.
Anron ti. Lippitir , •tt, William It. Thomas,
Maim, iirdingilatii, William Neal,
t; Tay I,;r. Alfred Week,
(term Rogers, Charles J. Fields,
J.,lm P. Sinn., James P. Smyth.
4.1r - This ennipany has been organized with a Ca.sh
tat. an.l the Direetors have deternuned to lulnpt the business
to newt:tido.mrees. To ;observe prudence in conduct
mg
mg its a ff airs, with a prompt adjtednient of losses.
Pittsburgh NO. 76 Water Kneed
J. NI WTIiN JONES, Agent.
EMITEM
OF PITTSBURGH
, Frl , EltS.
Prorvien: 1% NI V J ,I IIMT4
I i , 1)1" rr EitSoN.
y und
.1 CI B.1:1 ER.i je2S:l y
ne L.' 1 1., t.,l"hin
11 F l' I T :•• Bt . (i if
\ ir”-id• 10.
N'll. I ,! La
.if 11;..1
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=MEI
EMMIZEI
J 11 Sll. - ....ttl.nrgor,
1..,.. tl •
W 1%
1( T. Jr..
den.
Ser a rid Sal I (11 . 6e .. 111 $l . re et .1
rirrr~~r~a~:u
WILLIAM B. HAYS &
DEALERS IN
:4:0 A IZ11" It El, ...I
CAN V AS.SEI) ILAAL9.
Txnms: 'AF 11, oti DELIVERY
=IMES!
4Ge- Promo the N. York. National Monitor
of Itebrosr, VAYoit.—Dr. done more
to aatelodate we toubition of humanity afflicted with lung
ta'n , Pl'ain , '', titan any 'Atter practitioner of instin in, that
hats stntggletl with thy manatts of the trtaieret 5a,11,/ ler the
Last century, by the invention and porfection Of 11
n instru-
Went tlwt will COIIVOy to the lunge a luetheine in 11..• •Itaise
of a highly 31edicated Vop,r, ninth acts thrts - tly on Out
diseaste, and not, as hitherto, by sympathy. nee... %%no are
trot.bled With diseases art,ing from disordered inre g es. st,ll
their tittere.ts by gin ittg the Ilygean Vol.er a trtal.
ill!,' If rtiErtNA ix the original att,t
Dr. MvLane'd IMPROWKD Liver NIL. and L I LPZWVED VerluL
:tlyn Dr. I. Srott's Celebrated Whit,. Cir , assiati
LiW
men:, pr,•parod sold). under the sup,rviiiion of Dr. I. &ott.
a rg,d.tr :11,dic.1 a graduate, and PloyAirian extensive prac
tice. !Non,. genuine, only us prepanAt by Dr. I. Scott 61 Co,.
Morgantown,
Dr. NlcLane's IMPROVED Vermifuge and IMPROVED Liver
Pills, accompanied by rertflkate of C. McLane, for sale by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
DR GEO. 11. ETSF.R. 140 Wood et., Wholesale Agent.
Da. J. P FLE3.113;0, Allegheny, near Rai:road Dept,
Wholesale Agent.
&if - Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If yen don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Storkings, you will :Ake oar .Ivice and go W C . DALI'd, C O'
tier of Market alley and Fifth street, and bey AOlllO or those
elegant lino Stockings, that nuke your feet feel Dire and
comfortable. DALY nice MilkoB and gong °very verkty of
lii.oery Hoot you tan mention, at whole.,ale and retail.
Remember tho place, corner of 3larket alley and Fifth
street.
Z e-Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex.
amine ..11r mock of on HATS and WINTER Cars. JlEst ro
calved. a large lot of Shanghai, Cehattiid, and othar atylea of
Caps, wl,irh wa a ill sell low for rash. Mor.hair & Co., 164
'Soot ittroot.
@B- flat. I flats I—Ail the Latest styles Id 111'
Kn.! CAPS ens purchased cheap. fer ens!, Iron,
MOMS N A CO.. Ir 4 NV,KNI a treat,
Next door to the new Chorvh,
oue dour 6,111 Sixth Arta.
-i TE REAT ANNIVERSARY of the PENT
n-7'>'-' H G A.R
TftACT SOCIETY of the M. E. CHURCH w"11
held nu TUnSDAY EYENI Ni, 19th fast, at CITY HALL,
which will ha tlitell up specially for the ~c caSiOn. A.blremed
will he delivered by xeverall eminent speaker, En-e Ticket,
.1 , 11111.ii01 1 can be procured at the fA100..,,, ph i , es , t i t
A. If. ENGLIe.II A CO.. KAY A CO., J. L. READ, Pitts.
burgh. PRATT ek IthNNEY. Allegheny. foottii:lt
X ECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby
that n the hstme
i L'Citie, lase tf PeciAen foty o nnhip.
, ounty. bate hems ounted to the nuhneron•r.
All
porno!, intletzed L , nail Entitle are rirpmetni to 1,01,
payment; and all thr,se heving rLrimx eiraimt tnid
134, t•p ;present them, properly authen dearer'. for RI, iono-NL
fehllenits JI'LIANA En, mt . ,.
IN THE COURT OF ('OMMON PLEAS,
e, ntvl for the County of Allegheny, Permit
A n.l now, to wit: Fehr:l:try Ir.. I ere', Ara
i L Assißto, I:teaqited iu open Court aml
' i (2.. art •breet that notice of the :emir be gave,:
this, weeks lay latiialic a utiaan and
patch." newspnresrs published in Pittsburgh. that the
Arronnt will he alMwed hv the Court on Saturday. th .
Oumth tiny of March, A. D.1... 1 :56,ui11e5s tainw Lee sbou
the .ante sioluld not be allowed.
From the Ites.,rd.
I , lllL.3tsv
ViTAT('II AGENC V.—We have been a
y pointed sole Agent for the State of Penn,ylvan
for the sido of the relebratml and 'inequality! Watrhea
CHAP FILI:DSILA 11 . 4--1 yea cut, , LONIXIN.
I Formerly .1. It. A RNOLD.
bat Improve.! Chronometer Serie4,” for wliteit
It: iLoLera.llll.ll t awarded a I remium of 13.170. The
.....ally leo:late within a nontite n year' Tte•re
reirular,:y time onder 1,1,1 variety ..1 rlimate and is,
ki, and are Hot Mi.Tteti by iv:ill - feel traveling, borsel.ark.
the trt• vmdent exercis.v.
A n exr - ellent stock oral: other kinds of
Depairiti e L done promptly, and in the most s
perior 1.11.1111,. W. . LS'
Ii• bl 9 117 Market st. , corner of Fourth.
FNT I :. I .I2STILATED NATIoNAI. IVORIVI
1..., poldvdong in 111,1111.rg--
.
1.1 FEN EIZAL ATLAS OF THE W 0121. 1 ,.
, in 'al ty Alalw , with neSeriptitms and Statietne up
• , r eta. per number.
1'1t7 , 1111.\ r't sip 111 4 /CRANIT.
of the moat dieting - n.. 11,1 inds-
Hinds , ell :dip-. w0 , ,1 and steel engraving,
in twenty thr, , e numbers, at 11,5 manta each.
TI It. 'CRT. or American Society in thii
e.tini.lettal nl tw:Ott-wle yarn , .
emotllol, .1 VistrOt distinzuidtelf woman
11. tar, 'll' lii i Bit !Tien In Eels. fmm Bon Joil,n to
Se,,ti, uth ar their Lir. and Wriciligl;
will I, —ttlipi- in 11
te , litrty-sesen parts. Ti cts. per numb,.
71,4- are iimst tlestraltle wnrlis over offered ti, the puh.
:•,
nt0...1,11,11, I
IV A I I,I)EN 11::';NE Ac CO.
L'l'l Fifth orikodto the Thmtre.
I 1,41 ANT , 1 ) tt1
•••• ••ii,••••• na V./tli mod ',/th trotL,‘ , l; - k•
noII h. told, nt the Cionme,litl
lt.s.nrsks• kr OCI nod Filth et - cot,,, a largo asksurtnn nt
•4 •! h,.t (Ash iorahlo rlothinzt.. I/ n00p0 0 ,,,
fine
ohdh Fno6 Coat-. homy all tkt/
. Cloth Ili fartry nod [dam cassitarro Psalm'
rnixod o I Nark satmot Pant,: Ins, I n oosu o l ;-htlf
~; tok rs, 11,11. f./ . Two, and general vo
! rhty of G. Yu/lashing iassls
o • bon, ~r.ork•onaldo l/ry ;o•khk enthratind
Is, Brnatklotha, Liusey J4•0.,11a, rod Flonnot plain
Wadi and fancy Droa. Brow n Muslin. Insh Liu-n,
Thrrad, and irunatinko irk gt?ott, variety.
61119, iY M. "DAVIS, Atictiro...r.
-UT( )I . 74 ; IIO L I) Pr I tYNITURE-011 W ,--
0111(•
i day oftatatnou. tho '2.nth niz at to..
clock. swill IN' mold at tho Coruna/mud Soles lha.uts. oc,rro r
on .l Fifth stroata, n ki“ols linuaohohl Fnrlniu/o 1.-
lon,.. ang to it family rornorinc from the oity all ~f h ha.
ho on kept In good onlor c.onpraing luroakno4 and i , inin
l'ohhok l'arlur Cholla., Ins 'ins, Ilook Cane, BoOktoods blat
asso•, and kitthenarts ion. Also. one suport, 1.;.• kin k
fohln I'. DkVI Au, ri
riA , UII-100 t• 1,14. Extra Flour in sttirt. anti
f sale by 11 , 4,1 d • SFR Nr;Fli 11A RBA
PIT S B R 11
LIPE, FIRE. AND IVIARINE I
NV. Cam,
K. !smack,
T N. Itt.t.,
It. C04.11 ,. an.
Jt.hn A. l'atugliey
:S. Brymi,
NCE 'O.l/PA ,
CORNER OF WATER A SD MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
RoBERT GALWAY, rroid,•u
To , A. S. , rttary.
dur-ThL, Company tnakv, Lorry insuramr appertaining
or o.nnectod with LIFE RISKS.
A tr, aznanst 111:1.1. AN D CARGO RISKS nn Ohl
rtn.l Riv,rs and it il utrim, and MARIN
And azainst Lot, and Danutz, Ls Ftra. mnd ngainAt tl:
Per:ll at Ow Sea and Inland N vnottitm and 1 - r,nsporttl,
111.1110,1 at tin, lownat rate.; cowls - tont st ub saf..ty
ull lartiem.
Robert Galway, Samuel )11"lurkan,
Jtorepta IJazz.am. M. D., Johu Scott.
Jam, Marr,hall. David Richey.
Jam, \V. Hail man. Chart, ArLuthuut,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Geoah,
Jahn Fullerton, Nlanahell R. Bros. n.
I hind 11. Chanthors, Chr , stian %nit,
William Carr, L,Mr-rt 11. Hartley.
D tabl;
CIONTRICTOR WANTED FOR LAUOR
IIOYS AT THE R Et - 17G E.—To par.,
that ran intnalure appropriate !aim,. a rare chance i, iaTt•rk
further information, apply to the :Mperintendent of
IN:I:01.n any Alt , rut t Sunday excepted.) beta ern at
~., • h.wk. ttf 1.. It. L I V IN iSTON, Chairman of the Corn ra t I
OH I mtnatry
ft.hls.l
VVANSS SWIFT'S SUGAR. HAM- (torers llfkum for faml , n e, Ntetrived th
.1.1 ) and for ink. by ifel,l;k3t F. SELLER: ,k
•
T ARD 0!L-1:i bbls. No. 1 Lard Oil reCtl
I_4 and for sole l v tfotiPii,:itt F. SELLERS A CO.
BE AUTTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE f,I R
SALE.— W, are eounin..ioneil by the owner of tit,
property near the Two Mile Nom known as Oh
Hazlet Nlansion ilotoe, to otter it fir sale. The
of about two nitres. on a delightful hod 1,1111111111.1 h,
,01111`11,,, commanding a lie, of the city. Ti,.' Innro i t , ~,,.
of Th.• tioevit and largest in the neighbortax.st of Pittsburgh
and the improvements reuerally arc of a high order. om
intri• aijoinuLt it, 1 pat t of the -.awe estate.) can lie purchiosid
If dosired. For terms and other particular, emmr , of
fcbli BLAKELY A RICHEY.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
—A Is' of Groom' on Bank Lane. feet front by
• , 1•. which i. erected a tine Two Story Brick llouse, t i on
rom ng seven rooms—and 11111111 x, id' out-houses, all rem
usilul and conrentont. Apply 0,
folds BLAKF.LI A RICHEY.
A LOT of Ground on Penn street for 7 sale,
I near the Fifth Ward Market House,l3o feet by MO It
, t i t which is snicted two Front Dwelling Houses and
, r,,resi, and a number of Tenements In the roar; a valualth
m,Therity. and could easily he anode to rent for t6OO a year.
Tole tato - vet, without any incumbranoo. App! a,
fe1 1 , 8L.4.12: ELY RICHEY.
PA ST I )EF.R TO WNSLI I v , --A Farm of 50 aerv,
LL 111 t h e al s o,' Township, noar Tarentum, of which 2:
yes nos .le/tril; 1.10.111, first mute timber. There are
about 1,0 hem ing Fruit Trees of different kinds. Apply io
ii•bls BLAKELY A RICHEY.
Fri . TCH NSON FAMILY SONGS—
Na,, the LiL-tivat: or Storm at Sea.
Ti,,' other Side of Jordan.
Ti,,' Newhiundland
Time Coming,.
I I. irt Oat! t Ural
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
•
Ychilllftry Ambignm , nt )
WILLIAM DIGISY I's M "" h T.
WILLIAM T. Itly.wN . A. D.
J. BIRMINGIIA3,
EZEIME
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brother Joseph Bonaparte. 2 vols.
The Attache in Madrid, or Sketches of the Court. of
buhella 2d. Translated from the German.
Plaenixians, or Sketches and Betrlnquee; by John
Plumes. .hest received and for sale by
41 ILDENFE.NNklT & CO., Fifth street,
Opismite the Theatre.
ARARE CHANCE.— The subscriber hav
ing ong - a4.1 in another lin•lnass which demand]; his
whole thne and attention, ovishea to dispose of his Tea and
roeery liursineas. The standing of the House IS well known
as the lire of its kind, the ho,iness large and increasing by
customer, of the hear Oa. in the city.
To an ENTEKPRISINi 111;9 NESS TAN, it is a rare chance and
a sure fortune. For part lenient clew., of
fol:ktf W. A. 3( corner Wood and Sixth ate.
CIO El . . STORE TO LET.—The Store
npitrri by the nulwri - 11....r, at the cornet of Sixth and
lO 0,1 +treete, will be let on favorable terms, with or without
fixtures. febl3dff W. A. III'CLURG,
TO LET—A well finished Skore on Market
street, between Third and Fourth—a good Stand for a
lint, Shoe it Clothing BILtiLISAL
A Large Store on Third street, near Market street.
ALAI, two well finished Oftic noorna on Third street.
Enquire of ifellkillbei E. U. GAZ7.A.3I, 83 Third st.
COU'
JUIIS AND COLDS CURED , by the use
of MOIcCAN'S Wain SYRUP. Let
sr, antirtud with C, provurt. a Lott!n or it. Price
0 V 25 rant, I (earth., testimony of an old man who tried it;
,bitv D. MoRGAN—This may certify that being afflict
ed with a troublesome Cough, I bought a bottle of Morgmat',4
Cough Syrup, and am happy to axing it, toy cough
to ontir•dy cured. lam Cr," to pronounce your Cough
Syrup the hot no , lirilir I have ever need. So nanny
without lid, valuable medicine.
. •
DA VI D A.ItIiORTS. tsgoillr•
l'reparill nth/ fur galr, wri DE rptnibAllh
by JuklN
QS FT, Jr., S.lt. Proprietor, No. 135 Wutpl street,
brlrgb.
DIS6OLUTION.—The Co-Partnerehip here
tofor.• os.thiNg under U„' A. A. ;‘,IASI IA A CO.
it INA day ,11..3,11,1 by mutual Nathan F. Nt....1
vrithdra.ing fnnn the busthe,r.
A I.VEIt IN A. MASON,
NATHAN F. MASON.
Pittsburgh, February 7th, Itiat:--teh9
0-P.IRTN FESI I IP. —.A. .1. MASON has
k
her as.oended i.e, in 1. .a NATUAN
W Alleghen. no 1. r A. A. 3i.tsoN
k thellry I w be ,•ai it limed as
1.311.0 ut No. 25 Fifth atreet. A IN 1•:10:4 A. 11 A 40N.
11 MIAMI.
l'ebruary
SIT EA :11 SII P PE RSI A A Efi 1 V El).—Lon
pupere in JUIVBII.7e • 1,11 eonn it or...—Just resolved,
horrlon 10 uwnvted Nrn, Lsr . January 24. 2a et .4.
•/o. do Time, do. do. 2C, 12 et,
do. 'Weekly Times, do. do. 12 ets.
do. Punch. do. no 25. 12 stn.
do. Dispatch. do do. 27.
We hare perfitC tell rran,on•n.g with Wilmer and flothters,
in New York. rio that lotve nor London layers in
advance of all others. lbw, nil , -if r.te N,tut 'I , KINe 25
cent.. i
to 1..11:FF1:1; 13,1,31; Rory,
N..:10 Fifth street.
V A LENT] NES. —The finest a.p.:sortm . ent of
Pub just ro•eive,l net will 1p• .4,14 law eLthai
any house in tl. ,. cny. 1 laving purchased from rbseear roar
different inannfurtnivrs, can safely say Ana can pictiscalL
lair stock is almost delusively lb. , sentimental LwletitinntA,.
very few, comic. PJ•membfer, if pal want u. save:Xlpersceut_
come to - ..1411YE , RICS HOOK
•.-4a1.0 - • -'' ';
• No.::0 street.
141 Ii.JII \ 111 Alq Pr o pe'rty' for Salc.—A Lot
of gronint on Fainldin street, on which is a Gaeta
I) 'arc two KotleS high, with a kildnlts on the first floor,
cood ,tone otter ond,•r the Whole. i'izo-of lot 21.1 by CO feet.
Will be lion! cheap, and title pei feet.
ELY k
owner Srvund: and nunddleld etront
Olt SALE—A first rote Brick Dwelling
F
Tv.;nsend fdre , t. tiotahed In the very heat
111.1111ivr, pariurm. kitchen and waPh.houso on
!ns; tivvr, nix roi plias •in kvcond curt'. all to th.• lost order; a
frau, scald,- I, n the re.:r of let. cix. of lot 24 by 100 feet.
n ill 1-• oil elteltp. Apply to
Bl.frK El. Y E RICHEY,
fel .12 cum, Eurourfl and Smithfield strettu.
Q i{ COHN SI( El,LEEtotber 8111}"
1J supply of t hoge rcliabio Sheller, rerviviuNnd fur We
n; h• rri and A,:ricultural Warulium, No 47 F.lfth atreeL
fub!2 JAM ES WA [MOP.
SEEL'S FOR HOT-BED:S.—Our stock of
froxit Socds. fur ibis, und.,Eiring. the InOSt ihttilritblo Cu
tt,,Otai,lo. li ,- lit not I!,,Wer cards fur the gardener,
•r and /1311:Itellr, fur ....11• whult,ale nnJ tut.:El by.
J A NIES WAIT DROP
k )11N AN I) COB MlLLS—Scott's Little
Nos. I,'_' and
3' fur
"le
l' :1..111ES ARDRO P.
IiAR MILLS—Of Durgee & Forsyth
IllaMufarture, for sale lay
abl J.& MLS WA RDROP.
pH[ 'SING INSTRUMENTS, Saws, Chi.;
an great raria.ty, for .1110 by
4112 JAMES WARDROr
.)0(
MPTY BARFZEI., fbr gale by
REYMER. t ANDERSON,
No 3'..) Wooi street.
3OBR. COFFEE SUGAR, just raja and
fur AA R REYAIER S ANDERSON,
frb 12 No. 39 Wood street.
y IQuoiticE-5 casi,e, van all stick,) f:ir ode by
REVMER '1
ANDERSON,
IA 12 No. 39 Wood streot.
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I'4 ÜBE PA.STE—aI just roorirc4 and for Kale by
REYMER ANDRILSON,
No. 39 Wood street.
feb 12
r Altb-241 kep No.l for mle by
j fob 12 11.E.N11Y IL COLLINS.
D Urn:a—A prime article put np , for family nee, in buses
IJ of 10 to 2tl pounds, for ook by
1),ITA:s11--3 bbls. dr by
j febI2HENRY H. COLLINS.
61.14. half 14ds. Mackerel, White Fish,
1' Trout. Salmon. die.. for sale by
fob 12 lIKNRY EL COLLO&
I)ADYN-21.)0 tb.rees to arrive silt for sale by
feb
lIFNRY IL COLLINS
( 11IEES . E—F00 boors W. It. Cheesy for teal by
Id, 12 HENRY H. CYILLINS..
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1 0 GROSS Radway.s ftently Relief just re
ceive s and for silo by ILE-MING BROS.
3 gros barrell's Arabian Liniment. do.
6 dozen Usti ad's Indian Gliolog,,,gue, do.
1 groin Farrell's Healing Ointment, do.
4 grow 3lrAllister's Ointment, do.
3 gross Ayers Pills,
2 gross H ant's Liniment,
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new az C ONCENTRATED
sinking Snip--one pound worth ten of Potash; for sale
FLEIINO 111108.
HOME AGAIN.—FRANK CARGO, after
all absence of some months. has returned to the u lt. ) ,
his former patrons or other wishing the services of his
BRASS OR QUADRILLE IIANI),
Can Ilnil him at IL 31. CAROUsIa Pli ,, tographic It w, No. 76
Fourth at.
fob°
130XES Extra Scalded new;
201
2ou ba No. 111,r1,1,. ji.t and
11El.MF.It ANDNRSON,
Wood street.
?,au
BOXES Bunch io
. dozen
fresh A; pl , g;
T.mi4to li.strliep: Just rpreivell and for
sale by it EN" 31 Elt A AND ERSON.
febo No. 30 Wo o d et.. opposit, AL. Charles hotel.
V ALUAB Allil RENT--Situate in
Robittain Inwnship. on tli.• watorm of Chartists emek,
four and a half mil, s from tlo .•ity. adjoining lands of
h'cully's heirs and Otharti—COalailling about 70 acre,iwell
improved and well adapted for gardening purposes; well
tucked with cliki• fruit. Apply to
foti9thm
, IKEr ILICIIEY.
,
1111.ALAI PIIOUSAND FLOWERS.-1 have
just receives' another nmpply ~f this jostiv celebrated
article.
JOS. FLEMING,
1825 Corner Diamond a.nd Market st.
F T ERYdescrition of Dry Goods selling
a REDUCTION of 25 to 50 per cent. at the SEM -
ANNUAL SALE of A. A. MASON St CO.,
feb7 25 Fifth street.
C.I 4 . W.VINE'S COUGH MILT— WILD CHERRY, - --12
kJ of this valuable Cough Medicine just received by
JOS. FLEMING,
Corner Diamond and Market et.
BLOOMS -100 tons No. 1 Juniata Blooms
and Lamps for sale by JOHN HOORIDIAD.
0 A; POCKETS Old Gov't Java Coffee;
bap No. 1 Rio do.
joot received at ( Ja.29) No. 1 DIAMOND.
LOVEHING'S Sugars, all kinds;
Do. - Syrup, the heat load, at
Ja29 R. DRAVO'S.
. _ .
LARD -13 bbls. No. IE --- xtra Lard;
5 kegs do do do
Just received on consignment; for sale by
ja2tl ATWELL, LEE CO.
- -
rilo LET—For a term of years, that lare
IL and commodious 'Building on Water street. near ffio
Pomt. well known as the Point dream Mill." Mechanics
or MAnufacturers mil find this an excellent I w..tiQn for any
k tn.( of basins... S. CUTIIIIRRT SON.
J._S. DAVISON,
lIIINRY 11. COLLINS
loil titrSai,
nENRY IT. COLLINS.