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wEUNKSDAY ISIORNING• '_;()
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The difficulties in Kansas are eagerly seized
upon as a means of promoting the interests of
the freesoil party in the next presidential can
vass. These w;11 be settled peaceably
and fairly for all parties if moderate counsels
pr L rail. But the - abolitionists seem resolved
that „„ suc h counsels shall prevail, but that civil
war :wad bloodshed shall rulo the hour in Kansas,
and agitate and convulse the whole country until
after the next presidential election. But the
t.elf c,ident purpose of the advocates of this far
distant war must deprive their counsels of all
fares :Lad success. Moderate men of all parties
will listen to wiser counsel: , , and stistain mea
sures of redress and settlement more prudent,
hunt:ine and lawful.
The history of vv , ntts in Kansas for the loot
year 1•: , pretty cenerally understood; but a brief'
r,eapitulatin of the main facts will hltow
whether civil war an‘l armed and bloody re,if,t
nn,v to law is necessary or justified in that ter-
ritory at lie pl.l.`tiellt
\ lit tie m o re than one year ago '.llr. Reeder.
ns Governor of tied territory, fixed a time for
the people to elect members to a territorial legis
lature. \ f'si k e election tune hell, 1111.1 111ellIbell:
elected. Ny,ten dm members were elected it Ws,
the GOVA:1101'S 1.11,1111.. s to give certificates to
those lie deemed duly elected. Ile gave such
certificates to large majority of them. To au
n.th,r portion he refused certificates, because it
Lad helm alleged and proven satisfactorily t o
him that their election had been secured by the
illegal and brutal interference of Missourians :it
the election. lie ordered anew election in those
district , . lu tone, the same men were elected
• again. I n others different persons were elected.
To these the Governor gave certificates. At the
meeting of the menthe's :it the time and place
appointed my liim, the ,c,,:11 was opened in due
form, and the first act of that body, was to de
termine win. were entitled to the contested seats.
As was expected it was decided almost unahi•
momdy that those first elected were entitled to
the seats. They were sworn in, and the gover
nor notified that the assembly were ready to re
ceive any ceinmunication from hint. iie sent in
a message, which W :LS received nab usual. Now ,
his own certificates to a large majority of the
member- recogiiii,ed them when assembled as a
legislatine. They had decided the question , of
eontested seats, which is the right of every legis
lative body. After that decision the governor
Lid sent 111 a message in the usual manner, thus
re ,, grusing the whole body as a legislature.
Now, suppose that, when thus constituted and
recognized, that Ludy had proceeded to enact
laws ageririxt the introduction of slavery, would
any Northern man have doubted its legality as a
legislative body'. Certainly not. The idea that
it was not a legal legislature would iu that case
hays been scouted by 1.11(2 %or). 111V11 Who now
argue that it was not in law a legislature.
I;ut it proceeded to business. and almost it.,
first act was to pass a j ,, 111t resolution removing
its piney of business from Pawnee City to Shaw
nee Nlission. t,overnor Reeder vetoed that reso-
Ltion. The legislature then passed it by a two
think vote. They then went to Shawnee in pur
suance of the resolution, and convent,' for busi
ness. That veto of the Governor was another
recognition of it a , a lawful legislature. Vetoes
are addressed to no other bodies. The ti , vernor
had declared that if it went to Shawnee it would
no longer 6e a le,:zislature. It passed an am
[lure and sent it I• 1 the ilovernor. Ile vetoed it
ffill•
ALoth,r legi,lative capacity.
even after its removal. The question of its right
no ti itemove was submitted to the Federal court
of the territory, and decided in favor of the right
it hail exercised.
much IF, a brief hi, , tvry of the facts of the ease
up to the point when it commenced the enact
ment or the laws that are now complained of a
unit/+t and suliver...ive of the rights of all free-
tti" those acts themselvet , there but on
opinion in the Northeim states. They are con
demned by the almost universal public sentiment
of the North, and openly approved by few at
the South. They neck to destroy freedom or
:ma the pro:4,101,1 to v tnbli h 0 , 110 , 1, , dis
tinctions in beterniining the rights of eiticenship
between the frieink an I opponents of slavery.
Such laws are odious. and can never remain
on the statute hook in force after another legi—
lature fairly elected meets. They are sure to be
repealed. Itut they are laws Hew, if it WaS
W holy that enacted them. W hat
thon, i , the remedy" Forcible resistance and
civil war. say the aholitionists. Another legis
!attire and repeal, say the moderate and lam -
aldding men of all parties.
11.01 Congre, ell appeal,' to to provide Ga r
mother legislature. trot for protection again , :
lore , zu interference in the election of its inem
hers, there could scarcely have been any differ
ence of opinion as to the propriety of making
If that was done :mother legis
lature would be speedily electel and those law,
',pealed. for there " doubt that a large ma
jority of the pen he territory are opposed
t , r :-11 , 1.11:11V , . pposed to shivery.
The Presiden Is message en K. IS-ILS affairs
..hows that lie wet favor such a mermre. Ile
recommends a course that would not he different
in result. lie proposes to Congress to pass ai
act fixing a time for the people to elect delegate
to a convention in the territory to frame a con
stitution preparatory to admission into the Union
aY a State; and he then advises its admission.
And, in his late proclamation he pledges the
whole ißlwer of the general government not
~nly to keep peace in the territory, Lot to pre
vent tiny further interference of citizens of other
States in Kansas elections. The convention
that is rwolumemled could frame a constitution
with a clause prohibiting slavery, if such is the
will of the people; and it could, we believe,
provide for the election of a legislature to rati
fy it, and to repeal all odious laws, and enact
others accordance with the will and wants of
the people.
Such is the proper and peaceful remedy nr
the evils and difficulties nw,v existing in Kansan:
and it is impossible to believe that any but
fanatic agitatiors 1 y prole:sion. and uucusy
politicians by trade, who see no chance of per
vccesl except amid strife and b100 , 151.M1.
tnNild j i•ccuunneto I war instead of such peaceable
and lawful remedie , . Chief among these agita
tiors and uneasy politicians is Horace Greeley
~1 the Tribund, who, while urging his friends
two thousand miles away to use the bowie knife
and rifle in resistance to law, himself tamely
submits to a beating on the streets of Wash
ingtmi, and refuses to use weapons of defence.
This lieroie instigator . of a bloody civil war at a
ims its admirers and imitators in epat s
in the N , mtlieru States, and they all bellow for
civil war. and promise abundant sympathy,aud
Innteri:il ai t. Suppose the valiant Greeley were
in Kan:as in the midst of the strife, would ho
give those be is urgin g to the deadly strife ma
tendril aid •—lle refuses to use weapons even in
selGdefence. [low many more of his frantic
followers would he found similarly pacific if put
to the test.
Is it possible that any eunsidtrable portion of
the people of this country can be deceived and
misled by this President-making lintnbug--thi,;
vu.r e than humbug, that may result in dire ca•
in mity in Kansan': We .incerely hope—we V Or.
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KANSAS AND CIVIL WAD
ily be'ieve that Kansas will be a free Sta,e.
With two-thirds or three-fourth:4of its population
iu favor of it, it cannot be otherwise. What
what justification, then, for revolution or
ei, it war' None—none—and those who counsel
it will be adjudged by the public voice criminal,
ii,tead of deserving success in the Presidential
NORTH AND SOUTH
A correspondent of the Richmond Examiner
complains that the South has not got any thing
like its share of offices under the Federal GUN.-
ernment at the present time. lie furnishes the
following list of office holders, which he says is
entirely correct :
.21•Iiirtiwt-11 Oirwittis.
The l'o,i,1,•111: IS1•• r•tttry Trl,ll,
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S.,•t•ri.t.itry ut Stab.; I Si•o.ii,l Audit, ;
s4 , ..rolitry of Ow I ; !Sixth Audit,:
I•listiiiiviter S,rctar) Nit, r:
;.,..t...•ri•tary SVai :
n•tary I' 1i
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The writer says that the North has thus not
only about double tho number of otilves, but that
they are the most valuable offices. But he for
treLS to add by way of explanation that the North
ha: , 31:0 about double the white population Lt•
the South.
Laws of the Kansas Legislature
The Washington Preto copies front the New
York Tr,btine sonic •tateinent-t of the acts of the
Kansas legislature, which were first pulth,hed in
that sheet, and boldly alleges them to be for
rvries, because none of them can be found in
the printed edition of the tioings of that both).
These denials are important. The first is, that
the sheriff , , judges anti other county officers
were not elected fi n • six year, , , and 111 support o f
this the U;iton quotes a passage shoWing that by
law they hold Alice until the rear 1:4:4", when
they are t-t, be elected by p7pular vete. The
next is, that the right of suffrage was nut con
ferred upan every Man, whether resident or non
re,ident, who should pay n poll ton of one tlol
lar. Tit support of this, 100, the rutof, quotes
the full statute as printed. It requires voters to
he •• inhabitants'' of the territory. but fixes no
tteri , ta of residence, tii,fratwiliges an who
may have been convietr , l of a brea.•ll of the fa
Olive slave net, as well as all MI, rt - t - usti‘ to
,wear •ul.petl that art.
ti WEkriinn. —hi the ointvr ~1 tio
ice re.oiliol clear :}Crtl.., ale river Al Nell u, 10:111-
it 1% - fl ptiue i lrt ll i i re tlii t lia.l float, and
congealed together.
In I -tiolv fcil in .111:1.11li ;‘ at
New ()t iean,
l it Ho:, the rnen'tiry t,, 211 deg 1,(1,1v ;ero
kilmur
In ISIO, 1,,40 , .\‘', ill I:II •::‘, tilts m, roan
jell I , k-lii 41,g. zer,,
iit Itruitstvick,i, .11. tine, the niereur‘
bCC:11110 •titt in the
In the mercury iin the iith •if .11c.
unry, at 2.; leg. below ZVI,. All. we.
at Muntreni, the moreury.w(ni
deg. below zero.
1 n at Philadelphia, the:2och damn:try
it stink to • - 2.1 leg. below zero.
i, the coide,t winter in Pilt,hurgh for 2.
Wfr, ree e ireii a l e tter ye,terilay f r;;;;; a gentle
man in Srtraunah. i'Gu.; It cr.; date 4 h'ehritar . i
1:41.1, nu ,l conduit,- a.- TLC Willi hi.,
here anti yalle Wal to : and hy
near the canal here I c 4.1.1 11 , 11. T a CQIICCI t
Th . , day is li6r unc in Juno al I
Think uf that, reipier
lays ago at S,.ivannail.
er , iviiul,l give a .iiiitrier aTiece fur
,uclt a coucert heN• jo,t now. if
yto lowtt tleep into the niul last 1,11 they I , r
proleo.ly ,11 frozen to Meath I t thi Into,
that nature teache, then, eI ther
winter it t., 1,0 a hard env or not hefore-han.
and they thus know how deep to dive.
Mr. 11. It. Hemingway, of Chicago, wit- , r.
bed on last Saturday, filth, while going by rai
read from Schenectady to Albany, N ,of Hi
sum of
Ole Bull left erein..na Itiin
411,1 tlietTfiire did uvt pelltrt . lll at 1'olutii!)1
oti the hight w 3s ~tre rt. d „th,
instruments, but would not c,,n , ent t.. iwrflorn
is he did not think they would '•do juhtieu
the occaoion.•'
Leahey, the Monk of 1,1 Trappe, who, it will
be recollected, figured in this and other cities, in
certain awful disclosures, - and who was after
wards imprisoned for life in Wkconsin for DIUr
dcring the paramour of his wife, has repented.
recanted and confessed his imposture.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald states that Gov. tilt:lotion Las
ca
press orders to arrest all the members o f tL e
government established by the Free State party
iu Kansas, and apprehensions are entertained or
a. collision between the federal authorities and
the Free State men.
A rabble composed of boys and the coffee
bone loafers of Newport, Kentucky, mobbod
Mr. Alf. Burnett, of Cincinnati, last Friday
night. while on a visit to that city for the pur
pose of delivering aleoture. The abolition stm
timents of Mr. 11. is the cause assigned, but the
Cincinnati Cointnercial says this is a shameful
The !%letnphis papers contain accounts of a
terrible tragedy which was enacted in Marshall,
on the ith inst. A Mr. R. It. Cox, a
wealthy planter, shot his ymtng wife through the
head with a revolver, while she was sleeping,
and then killed himself. It is supposed he was
insane. They had been married but a short
time, and lived together in the utmost harmony.
A New York letter writer sacs:--" There will
he an immense outside lobby from this city to
the American Convention in Philadelphia next
week. Almost every George Law and Fillmore
Club has commissioned an army of delegates
and t• engineers " to go on and use their influ
ence for their respective favorites. The pros
pect is, there will be a grand crush, and a groat
crowd all round."
E. 11. Jansen, State Treasurer of Wisconsin,
has proved a defaulter to the tune of $3.1,001),
but this stun is pretty well secured by property
belonging to him. It occurred more through
carelessness than intentional criminality, as he
had intrusted his books to a deputy, who kept
them in a loose manner, not taking vouchers,
forgetting to make an entry of the partial pay
ment of drafts, &c. The emoluments of the
State Treasurership are $BOO per annum, and
out of this a deputy is to be paid. It should
not he expected that an honest and competent
loan could be employed for such an insignificant
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THE LAT.EST NEWS
TOIRTN-FOURTH CONGRESS
SES:+I,O%
W I N..11)N CITY, February /rouse
Mr. Ilielonali from the committee .ou elections
offered a resolution empowering it to send for
persons and papers in relation to the Kansas
COll t este,' election ease.
Mr. Phelps thought that the attempt to exer
ei, ,-uch power would lx an net of u:•urpation
as Mi. Ree,ler does not claim to he elected by
virtue of a law pa , ..e.1 by the Kamsaslegislnture.
lie defended his enri,tituen froth the charge of
hying border rulhans. which had been repeated
litre and elsewl.ere, :tuti by one Senator Wilson
who comes from the State where men warred on
defence], s= women and burnt the Ursuline Con
%.•lt
Ile cotulonne.l cameAly the anti-slavery
non and claimed that the lissourions,
was net to shed b 14,041, but to sustain the
laws.
Mr. IN arldatrn. of MO.. regretted that Mr.
I,ml imlu:ged in ouch remark, , , which
were exceedingly exciting, not to way inflamma
tory. .1 large maj•wity of the people of this
country helieNe in their heart;: that there was no
11`gH:1 (Uri' 4,r Kansas, no law TIM' nothing having
the vigmr or effect of law under which the elec
tion ion , hell nO , l Lr which Mr. Whitfield claims
his , eat a a delegate. This matter 01°111,11,e
inv.. , tigated. and how i this to tne done unless
pom r graffic.l to the committee to send for
peI'AIMS and papers.
Mr. Stephens remarked that tlov. Reeder him
qelf commissioned the members of the Legisla
tive Assenddy ttho pa,.ed the law under which
lilt.. Whitfield was elected, the validity of which
ilov. Heisler now milled on the llou:e to invest:.
gate oat of hi , an mouth. Therefore.
!levier had stopped further proceeding.: by his
„wn nfliri:tl AC I .
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11 I 111 Oa
!%Ir. Campbell, of ((ilia, in replying, vaid it
was n principle th,tt any
-tatute may be violatt.,l by trawl, forms
tile snhject for a ti nigh investigation. The
',louse -.h01.' be on 11,i , 1.1111.
, ired more than now,papor rep.srt
tt•le,zraphi, di , patebe. , , W ',ICI, to form a ' ! , t , 2 ..
!nen L.
Mr. 11,1,inan tie light the new . ..parr report,
inol CO:dizirgrated magnified one or the other
-die of the , k and therefore the impor
tance an iiive,tivittidn I.y the n Patl.• pro
po,ed tiov. Pe.•der 11,1 .hone nit the aet Con
riiiiitired of Lint in 1411 till
The . i ite•Con w.“ then tai:eil on Mr. Stephen,'
th it the re - 444;114 . 14411 he referred lade t o
the coniiiiillee 4411 4 . :4•4 . 41•41.4. 1.11141 i11 , 41. - 114 . 410.14 4 1u
t•414.4rt the growl 1 iiti tihieh they :1,1; power t..
-end for peri-oi..- and paper and negatived
the ca<tu i_i i..tc the Spedlier.
Pen ling the , itt i•stion on the ter•oillth.prl the
11 4 4 . i441:r114•41.
S4•11:14f. 141 4 . '44 . 4" . .14 ' 1V,....1....4 . :40 1 1 4o
day c.iiitirtue , l th e of Shan
non as l ievern• roilafter a Warllll 4 1 ,
hat,. I.y a .+ 1 r14 . 1!: girt} 4444 . , Notiiii.; in the
negativti. I/nring ati
t tier. nts.le t.. the
pen
The yltair laid ityl'oytt thr dtenate , tyvertil e‘
t•cutive votardanadtt;tat , . ittyladittg one front the
5L.41,• ,111.A1 Or rt•-olutiott of
thy Synato call ii ftr ft, copy of the report ot
atijudiratl• , llY wade Lt the Board of Aditeritain
Contin , ...-dtatt•tt-t iu Pam- itt littaidate mid Radii
the Cl , tlh. , r\nlerirla ritityps
FrallCe. Thu Soevi•ti: . y San• there i. no
p , ti I II di- It tat -tint tit. and he
there neror :1!;:, there .
The Senate then r,•-titiad the (..11.,,,i0T . 31.RM
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t alt,tl;• , :.o.c< unite in a trt:tty G r
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r .\iuet..„=, 3,1 to woie ht,r nt tht•
tr,,ty pr:L l •r•-•••1 w oi,l bt•
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men! woubl Nvoi up by
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l'!!!!!...Ment, .I.!.• h niy.•!•,w : Vice Preei.mat,
Nl:irtin Secret'iry. tier
ham Correepmcling Socrciary, lianiel It. (im,d
'freiteiircr, 11, r. I;rown Itirectore, \Via.
itlanclimal, I) .1. Itt.Loh, )1. Yoder, \I.
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The .k i ie,,,•iatim, Mum' nucc from the
fact that it is liec.iming the centre of the 11.0 1 , 11 1,.
limn party's operaiimi with a view I" operate on
the cnsiting
r.,1. Fremont. S warrant for the tract
of tam! in Caiiforni:t was i•igiic,l to-day by th e
Land Cffinniis,ioner.
Caruliut. 1 i Iluni7, the ntithore,s,
at lariatitia, Florida, on the 1I Lb inst.
Pinhinehrlit liabruary I9.—The National
American Council loot to-day. Charles I. Free
man, of Philadelphia, Vice President, preeided.
The roll waa called. The Louisiana delegation
claimed Seals, When ellice(1011S were made en ac
count of the :...tate CennellS IteknOWledging the
Cath ,, llC test. _Vter debate the delegates were
admitted by a Note f to ...to. In the tater
twon n W,ll'lll , 10) . 11C ensued ut relation to the
two sets hf Penh-ylyania de.egate,: one Set re
pudiating the 121 1 i s,..etion of the platform and
the other endor,ing
The f thr .It,ericall Stale
Council exhibited the utmost turbulence growing
out of two sot, of I'enns3lvania delegates claim
ing seats. lit co,c , cteta the absence of the
President, 11. : -4 1o•tO 7, of Indiana, w3s
elected ti . roporar:, chatianan. hot ,010-equeutly
Cliarie , 11. I .. rovin in, of Philadelphia, claimed
the right to preside. Vice President of the
Council. Scene , of c-inftision ensued, which
were only terminated by ioliournment Caucuses
were held by the rica! faction. , last night. The
Southern members r.su r .ii.d to maintain, at all
hazards, the I:2th section of the National plat
form
New Vorte, February report rela
tive to the safety of the Pacific appears to have
but little foundation. It has been traced to a
private letter received at Halifax by the Canada,
dated January 2Sth, containing the following
paragraph Liverpool, January 2Stli----The
weather hits been very severe during the past
week. The Pacific was obliged to put iuto the
Shannon river on her way out of the Channel,
and the Royal Charter, the Australian steamer,
was forced to put back to Plymouth. - There
can of course be but little reliance placed on
such a report, in the absence of arty reference to
the Pacific by the five days' later advises by the
Canada.
II RTFOR , CT
INletallic Rubber Shoe Manufactory, at Naugo
tuck, ws. , destroyed by tire on Sunday. Loss
shout $100,001.), uu which there is $50,000 in-
, oirance
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National American Convention
SI eam ship Pat: l lic
Degtritetive Fire
February 19,—(loodyear's
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Sralsortatn, February I9.—The seem storm
of Saturday night and the subsequent violent
gale have thrown the railroad tracks in this vi
cinity into the utmost confusion. The Sunday
evening train froth New York encountered an im
mense snow bank at Long Meadow, and remained
there until 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, being
joined in the meantime by the trains from Hart
ford and New Haven, and yesterday's New York
morning train. The trains, then,.by the united
exertions of nine locomotives, were enabled to
reach this city. The express train from Boston
yesterday for New York arrived here at 9 o'clock
this morning, having been 24 hours on the road.
The train started again at ten o'clock. The
evening express train from New York for Boston
arrived here at 10 o'clock, having been in the
snow at Long Meadow all night. The Albany
train due here yesterday at noon arrived at one
o'clock this morning.
Nvw lour., February 19.—The steamer ra
hawha front New Orleans and Havana arrived t o
day. llor dates front Havana are to the 1.11.11
instant. The Cahawba towed the 1. S. frigate
Saratoga out of the harbor of Havana, being
bound to Pensacola.
The markets at Ifavana are unchanged.
Freights declining. The vhip Anna Tift, from
New orleans, had been struck by lightning at
' , ell, and put into Havana to repair. She w,.uld
probably have to discharge her cargo.
The Stenturhip Canada.
BusToN, February 19.---1 o'clock P. M
Itnatla has not reached her dock in eonsoinpnee
of the lee. It is doubtful if her mails can he
Lauded in time to be forwarded to the South this
eNeoing. Cart. Long answered frem the wheel
house that he knows nothing, about the report or
the Pacific hariug lilt back.
l'llll.ll , El.l'lllA. Frbrilary P. The knierienn
Council thi, afternoon excluded tI l't nnvyk
111,1 delegate.. sustaining tho l'2th , +ection .X the
Natit.nal Platform, a.lutittnig the other set igno
ring the section. The vote stood Kt to
D. It. Ste vennon Acquitted
l'i.rvri.ANo. 11., February TI. Steven
son was acquitted to-day, in the C. S. District
chargl of robbing the Pont (Mice
Are - We think we are justified fn wnylnq,
that 110 Vaal . NIL or nooody for Lila. I 'too ha. g 31,1
t+l, sl , l,odiy. tho /lOW 'n jo yod by Dr. Nl'Lanc.'.
Lair Pall,. As on or idoto•a. I lint they \ non•, !. , 11,1 the 1..1
or olg loon a buly ridding tcl Saar ~lira c It, :
i. t.. rertify that I ha , ' 11:111 the It., ot/taint for
t - toultl get ;toy tat.-ti. 1111 , d , lii•ip Illl` Until
I ..r11111101“1.1.1 using Dr. 31 . 1atne ' t. et - It - looted fay, I
.41 ie.,' Nty the rothltr. that they have oantplet_ely curt,'
roe: aria I 110 I.u,by roctottottool them 10 al' per.too. nilli. t
ot o tilt tt thr-t - to,tl het,. They N. ore. Pro theft,
)lAIII A 1 4 :TANI , . No. 'XI Lowb,
ph-any 1 , inr , fnl t, nvk for
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t•de the ',arta three limes a Lay wilh DAI
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%‘' rt t'
ana: tight s.,raniet the bark tonne+ and keen.: the lihtid filen
turnnnt tin the vessels, similar to th • t. 100.1 hning kept at
non, when a '4l - 111g id tied tight rend it IJ
01..na, and for wrofillitini humors and like, to 11.116 i
I , .1.. th.`ll tirisaure n I.orft , t nY..inmimd iiittiporter, and
..iiiiarss to the renting', and einitinue tho -lake
la • .L I. .111 , 1111. It well over the loins any aliduninn lee
tiny.and the natural hells that soul:Awl the
rm. led and made strong, and your will Lo s.ave•il
II roil:in - Iynypli.d, Beery CM.' WIT I bat carnal. It neve:
\ ohn without steel-I:late• engraved Ldwd, ante
urns "r
5.1,1 at per bra. by Dr Gs! , 1. 11. ti ICY SEli. I
IV lola by Dear!,y kit
111 1-.4,111.111 lb. Uttitrd StAttr. MI ~rd. ~r Irt
C. V. [.NF
M'w fr
Cincinnati, Hamilton S. Dayton Railroad.
CN(-• NN ATI P.U• 4 SE ERS will plea,e
that the advertisement of a Rival to Atli•.
Dunne t h e th e s o'clock .4'. M. train of the Ohio anti Brno.
.1 EN Anirt Ittulrosul in the only ono which makes conntslnto At
I,hststltne. Tins iv ineorreet. and maßulatett i, deceive tre
travelling pub!, ELN there are two tinily trains between
toAt Cinti nnati making cleat , and sure rount,tiens,
ekt BKI.I.EFONTAIN and DAYTON. No other route mak.,
ts tti eet lot IS with the if I'. V. train of tb. Ohio eel I'rmt.+3l.
VELE!. Etal I r.Ead. 11. B. BROWN, Oral Agent,
F. h NOWLAND, AgA. Pittmburght felltAf.
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
IND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGH
PEKIN TEA STORE,
tl cl 4 I pc
No. 3S Fifth Street.
Bit-GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, warrneted to gl
4,43..14011.
lAA C 6.4. ORLE•t v,
o,ll,dig---sn, 62, 7b, laid fin.t l Young Upon—SO. 62, 75, and
tinalit slfinst quality, $1 lb.
English Break foot-50, 75 tuidllnqadial and (lanpnwd,r--;.. , ,
$1 $1 lb. 61, 75 and $1 1111).
Green and Mark Too of all grad." lan up in nadantg
packaged exprosily f, the truda, and will In, oil at the low
est price..
C: uvFgl:—l'rimr ltio and Java green and roasted
Sl'tiAltli--I,vvring'n 011811141 and I'ulgerece.l 'Sagan.. null
prim , N uu . Rigor
1 . .1,11111, ein , n and Cli..gdlidg
nov9..2in
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M ERC HANTS,
Dealers in Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD
Air A:V I) PRODUCE G EVEN AI. I. 1"."):.4
N. 75 WATER STREET, PIITSI3I PENNA.
Spring, II:La.:114h, Pittstili '14,4i. Wills, Wel 1,i11, , , illo.i.
John 6t . iitt. & Co., " 'M. Martin,
E.1)../i sire, 61341 . r cit. Dep. Bk. K. in. & Ilsrstin.•. l'hilit
lAssil & Co., Pitts4fEh. Barnet, Minim & tiarriitr.ol,
.7,..ph E. Elam-, S. Loriles Phil,..
Thomas & tarßinet Bailit . ,ern, 1101)114R Conniql. Ciiii tonsil
lizas 4
Bulufn, 014. . ..ifeblly) A. 1). Bullock &Co
_,...
,
.)so. I). Roatfpii . . f MBllplirgys, lloaluan S. Eii. , toi. Plolib
Late of Pittsburgh.
ROOXS & HERSTINE 9
FLOIr, FACTORS,
Asp
Ggnerall.Ptt nee Commission Merchants,
ML 37 4 . lrorUi 11 7 / 4 arm., and 95 North IflUer sine!,
't • 11 below Race sat!,
t 1.1111.../tirEl.l.lllA.
Bagaloy,Wondweirdit Co. 1111.1 Bryan, Kennedy .4 Co. rittalL
Garrott., Maitin S. go. " IL. ii'lltnarth 'n Co.
Wood .4 Oliver,l " I Bell l Liggett, •'
Prim A Co. J.. 4 W. lira,
Caleb 01,11.11 .t CO. Bagaley, CoAirraTe 3: Co. b.
Truitt, “ Watt S Wilson,
B. Lelinter &Co. Cincinnati. toalick A Fulda. Cincinnati
A A. Bullock At CO. filorrow A ticttier, ••
Twrn.l tr. Sibley. J. S. Clwimwetk A Cn.
And Pittsburgh abd Pblldelphh. htnrclaanla generally
faltkllapnllna
Fnow Storm
American Connell
IMI=I
ALEX. HUNTER,
EMIMEI
RETAIL nucEs.
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
MEMO
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DELAIVARE Taunt! A L
SAFETY INSLTRANCE COMPANY,
tiVVICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND ‘i L.NUT
Philadelphia.
13m" - MARINE INSURANCES on Vixs.i.la. Cargo, Vreight,
to all tuarts of Ilia a odd.
INLAND INSURANCES DS tiODDS, by Rivers, Canals,
and Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSUIt ANC E ON NI ERCII A NI/17.E generally. On
St.res, Dwelling Ilonnes, Le.
•Jowls qf Liu (Impany Non - mbrr 5/h,
Bonds. Mortgages and Real &ante 4101,020 11.1
Philadelphia City. and 1,111,1. I,oans h5;210 101
Sitoi S in Banks, Rallroa.l and I weirain, 22,000 10
reveiialile 1011411 Sr 7
'2+1,0 . 26 09
11:11,1111•I, in h awl, I Ma
i awl .)ilit.i. d• htn
thr` Company
Silleet :jai,. Not
Wi11;aol Martin, 1 .I .m.. , r llkte.l.
.I..seph 11 Seal. ; 'rhe..l,lllllr, I . :Laidig.,
Edmund A. S-td , . r, ! .1.11a1,e. 'Fr:L.llam.
Julia C. haVIK. \1 lifialli Eyre..lr.,
.1..1ta 11. l'enr,se, .
I it , rn.. li. I..aper. James Telllll.lll.
E.l'.l:trii 1 , 1111,1•41. , 5.L11111..i E. SIAL,
la. It. , I. Iluaa.ll, j hear.' Siena.
Willlitlll C. 1.1a1ai1...,1 Jana , I; \leFarlatel,
11a1J
11 l'rma. Clt.trliar Schaller,
Spencer )I.lli.tie. Itobert Burton,
Cliarle. Kelle). , ,lella It. Semple, I'illsbar,;ll
11 .1.41, 1'4,44,, 11. 'l' )loran,
.1. G. JtPllll,,,it, .1. 'l'. Lopta. ••
\1 )I. NIARTIN, Prosidolt.
Tans. C NI , Virel'mnideul
:4•t•r.-tAa-y.
111 CELINE INSIIIIIL.ANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
11111F1CTIREILS' lASI IttACE C0111"1,
OF PIIILADELPIIIA.
4'lll RTFR PERTEIT IL-4111.01TV, 111 TIM . .I . lTi err I.EVYRTI
Chartered C'upilnl, 5500.1100.
h'UE Al .1 fe ;\ t: LVLAN b 7'l? .1 A.••
A klti 0; S. I.IITINII GT.
N I:. m; ERS,
Eolti/E VIIUNI), Tn.n.stu•r.
111 ft ECTolltA.
A:tr , ls S. 1./Mi .It, AVilliam B.
i ill In gliatit
; , ) , •It.div• T.l)
I grin
..1,411/
Oil "Ma , 11, keen with n Caidi Cap.
: ,,, i1 Ihria t , .r hit,i• adapt Os. 161,6,.
tii T,, ..616Inct
ng it, alto,. to ith a I,,rapt
Nii. 76 %Vat, HEriiiit.
J. NEN% It IS JoNE:I3,
11 1./U..113gt1 Ln wn and ;; L
hut 01 ha% e thcm, 10 tile
L.; tiLL. I
Lonlikuty.
II Olin, S. itlllll,l, IVII , OII, C/111 ,
lL .ran I'.Srnltil
eu., IL Childs B Go.
PENNSWEVANUt INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Street.,
Atrib/RV/ED CAPITAL, $300,000.
4.}-1n.0r.• Itul.hhot and tAlt, it;43314 1..+..a
hent_. b. Vitt, :tn.! Pertl, of the ,ott and I Oland ..r
Joel Tt:trel.lutteol.
M n F .1.4k11.44/11, 11.41 A Vatter:Lon, J. 1 . -01.
1 A l'.Lriler. N 1 NE'CliiLi.wk, .1:v I'. Tao
‘V Sin it In, . S. I GlVt . n. U. l'urk,
I wr apn.ul. 11 wlo 11Ampt..,1, 11. M. Loin.
.1. 11. IL It. CO.;.142411,111
Isrrsßl, rp .1 lon M. F :ft MNSTON.
. ili PATTERS. IS.
and Tr.”...... A. A CA 12 IL I [ je?9,ly
British & Continental Exchange
Bitrr BILLS DRAWN BY
DU CAN, SHERMAN Et CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LoNnON,
Iv 7.1,1 Li ANT, U1,111:1,8
Th. Ar•• :‘ , . tilabit. at nII Ow principal 'roan.
ENt; I.A : .. ..0/11..1 .t.N Cu.\
TI FAT.
R', al.. dn.o ; 4 1.1T BILL ,
M. A. Urunebaum
A 4!1!\.
• . t.l t• too All io.trtto tot 111.11:41AVY
\1 I 17.111:1-1NI , .tonl IP .I.L
1•• Er 1,•1 Imtt pr.wor, tlitou4l.
..I1 %% I.L.tin.A.
rvo..; ntnl ,415, urn. ain En/
klI pinuipt Att. ntnni
11'1.1.1.1%1 II VI 1.1.1 A Nl3
.n.rin.•
CITIZENS' INSURANCE CONIPANV
u' PITTS 11I:uii.
‘11.1.1.1%1 BAG II.EY,
1.. r
1t,.0.r.—+ 111 I I. ‘'S
itt.l .1. I ,11.11 t...••••
Ns 11Matti , 1:z1
M. I,•I NI 1,1. r.
It• 14110114 1 / 1 .
tt• t that:att. .1../131 t't D 16.0111,
.. k, Fr
it
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15 al[., lity.titt, 'Mt",
Etithia INSUR.ANCE . COMPANY
oF pirrsßußGli.
JURY IT. Sill OiNIIIITO PtwitlvrlL.
INN KY. yr ,tary.
B TVII I.L Urw•r.J A w•ta.
W ILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
If.(RINE AND FIR RISKS.
.1 11. S1t.)•111.),;), - , G. W. Ca..),
C. W 114)14 1 / 1 .1. , r. W. K. Nimtek,
1.3)).. N. l',•on.wk, T. li.
W. W. 11:44 11. I). Cochnit,
Jolin .1_ Chttalwy
S. S. Bryan,
Davi.) M.Cutl
CO — All smst.,,taled I,y ingsrti, iosar,l 11.1. r
.1 ,, 1 by thi, Gmgcvp 1 , 111 b 4, wljty.tpd..ll,,mia
pa-1 , 1 a.. IF1 , 1(1.1, No. LI) WATER I7ITICEET. [ jyl I
WESTERN FARMERS' INSURANCE
cOifPAYY,
New Lisbon, Ohio
T 111'N T E It..kgeut, Ni'. 90 11ntor nt.rooL
Wood uml Morkei.
()Me
F. A. 11,111‘li Si IM. Pro....id«nt.
J A 11 ES BF ILDICE, Ik, I.,radent..
\ I MARTIN. See'y And Treasurer.
PITTS Hr 11.7.11 REFERENCES.
Jam., W. Joseph PI mautor,
IL M. Riddle,
.11,- Ilarhau;:h, Dr. Jn.,. EL l'arko,
11111. Si sum:, ILr 11/Ingham, Dawson, Newmyer S C.,
jl6
.17 CUES BLAKELY,
El !WE IN WENT lAD COD ELMER
C,rner S,tynth and Smithfield xtreets,
hrooght from the old country to ritl
lough, end moneys remittod to Europe. uov27
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
CON 11t11, ) , F S A IiiiS lt iN I ll SHOULDERS
LARD, LA RD
DRIED BEEF,
lit.l AR-curum and
CANVASSED HAMS.
A lArke Itlways on hand at
o. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURIII. PENN A.
PEARL STEAM MILL
ALI NOl.[ I:NY.
,Ult DELIVERED TO FAMILIM iu either of the
two Cities.
unnims tufty 1,• left nt tho Sill. or in l.oxes at the atoms of
1,06 AN. WILSoN 52 Wood greet.
BRA UN A ILI:IT KR, cor. Liberty and St. Clair Ntrorts.
11. P. scitwAirrz, Druggi-t, Allegheny.
E )1 CASIT, ON DELIV ER Y
AV I LLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Surressurs to Arnold f Irilliam4,)
)IANUF'ACTUItERS OF
CIIILSON FURNACES,
Wrought iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Building!,
.G W. AA. will contriu4 for Worming r.n I Vuutilating
Lc 5t,1411 .4 11,4 W.,. ..r
Factori(s. (inv. Houghs, Thvellinus.
Court or II t. It. No. '2li STUEEr,
Pittsburgh. apl6
MUM
OFrItT. Ihrrs. CO:I9I , .II4VILLE It. 11. CO., I
Pittsburgh. Fi.ttruary it, hSf ;
WINDS the IF NIcti.EESPURT
,„,.1 Cr t \VKLLr v . t 4, the l'ittethurgh anti
l'„nurlls' ill. ltailroal Company in payitiont at subscriptions
b. -b. ti of fiumpitan“tb•rtal FOP. t.ttbur
"f „]B HUNDRED or oNE TIMUSAND
et. , It, I..ttrittg SIX PElt CENT. INTEREST.
Ittt c able NO . IIII-111111.1.11 . , at I S . 11111.0 of Ntiil Company in Ow
City of Pittni.tirgh. The ),t)nient of principal and ini.erust
thew nonds in Mr naidilArd Ormpany. As
th e zalti, Ii 51010• 1.100 .10,1110 14:10n or try KIN!, 0.1,1 ,
B011(b. u,al In. r,,:ini.terell It SAFE and SECURE INVI•:Fr
m ENT.
For turtle, information aprly to NlOlltnitS
Tr rrti r (lurk :It the Oftiro of Lilo C.onpany, Norillo /101 l
Fourth and Liborty streobt, lip Ktairk.
OLIVER W. BARNES,
febS,llm.ti..3in
OFFICES TO LET
rrlvo GOOD Rooms, suites 1l fur Insurance
1 .. r hew Ittliren will Is• rented. in 010 necon.l Pt. , ry of
the I.thi.hng an 010 north-,,wt corner ul FIR'. and Wood
Nwortx, In the FCLIIIe hnilding with the ,tiorn/ng
It in Lit° best I , llSintlsetkrii , Ili MT.ry to the
°nice" convenient. Intintio soon at oilier of
jtiMultit.apc2t MORNING POST.
BASEMENT TO LET.
A LARG E B A SEM ENT ROOM, 21 feet
”le by deep, hall above ground, and well light
ed and neighed. oil be rented on reasonable tern o. It is
00 the e,ner of Fourth litreet and Cherry alley. Enquire
at jjalNA.f) OFFICE OF MORNING POET.
OLD TYPE MET/L.
WE 11AVE FOR SALE, at the Office o f
mtiltNlSO POST, a largo quantity n.l 01,0
TYPE. Nhuldnists and others wanting such an article can
go a largo supply by bbiiibg won. febti
WAX, Sperm and Star Candles, at
V. IL DRAVOI3
9P.959 1
71M1,UlU
..f I" 41, 1 I
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- P. A. NIAI94IIA,
No. W. \Vat, Arevt, Pittsburgh
Nral,
Alfred IS
(151.11../. .1. Fields
P. Snit' U.
ME=
BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO
4iGi— From the N. York National Monitor
of February 21.-11.1ragfR Vttooß.—Dr. Curti!' hair dine morn
ton.-littrate the ‘ , ll.liii•itt ttf bunt:inky afflicted With lung
coutplaint, than any practioioner of niethoiueo that
ban qtrugglitti tt nit bet•retu tho
bu[ century, hey the lIVOII tii :tl.l perfection of an bistro.-
ment that will mityry to OW lung:. a Will.
of a lal 6 ltly &frolic:nod Vapor, %Odell .arty .in
ilisottoo, and not, tot hitherto, by Atyjnynti,,. sf
trLnitileti with dist-tows- arising froth disordered huts , will
tallowy,: theft - intervots by giving tho flygenti Vapor it trod.
Laotian.—Ur. CliTtrtu . II IttgAttA to tho original anti only
genuine artici, novVittlootow
Dr [Attic', 1111.10,'. Lit, Pills nail
t 0,.•, .1-, Dr. I. Si.titt's Colvin:tits] 1t hiu, Pirmssiroi
Lini
nnmt, prepared solely tool, dot srsporvittiott of Dr. I. Se..tt,
ntiritlai grwiiittlit, nod Physii•iitri of t.ctritsi, prat.-
or, Nom. grout... ottly nr pl,pared by Dr. 1. Stull
Moil; .11orgim tom ii,
MeLaiie . B 01111.01'ED V,•rmifugu alsd 1111.110Vrl. !Av.,
a,, , ,inpatti.,l by c*.rtilb.b• „ f (•. M 'AI", for male by
•uggi4L. ant Mt•rtin/ts a ry whure.
t 11. K EVSKR, 140 st, M . in olesule Agent.
DK 0. PLEMIN(.I; Allegheny, near Railroad Dep,A,
le Agent
4n-Stot.kings and Hosiery for Winter.--
want yonr ftwt liLrh,d with bad and
3.. ii will take our shin, anti pi to C. DALVA, 1..0r
-- :11arkvt :ti •y and Fifth iltreet, and Iniy • of 11...
nut fino etociting,i, that mike your fort feel nice and
mG wt/11,10. thakiet eons every variety of
th.tl pm eau men Li 4 en, rvtail
Itentemb, the place, comer of Market alley and Fifth
ect4
_ _
e,)-(20.11 at No. 164 Wood etreet, and ex.
ome .took of SoPT II Att and WINTER CAPS. Jost no
lot of Shan,loi. t lootinl, uud othor tityles of
04., %Owl. We will 1..11 low for cart. NlortrlAN h Co., 161
0c11.9
=MB
44- H n IMI H atts All t I,test ~tyls , of HITS
1,1 CA I'S can ,t,ll. from
MORGAN t CU., No. 1611Vood strvt,
Next door to th,, ttrw Church,
Olm door from Sixth ,dr,,t.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
t , A STATEMENT IN lIELATIoN TO THI (Auk-
AND EAN INtI tir THE CITY OF
A LLEW lEN Y.
Al A 7 , IKI.TINt: 01 , rol:No'n, 'wit! Dtt . t•lnlittr 711,. 13fd. the
.110, hilt ito,volinion w ailopict
d That !Ito citi,•lir , IN. reiiiiirtsl at II; next 'mini.
al sloctlon to vspross their liews by Ballot for or against
lo• adoption 01 a Law n..lowing I,t-holvierti of Ow City
Grad,. and pave the : - Ireetn in front .4 . lin•lr LOts,Und
bat flo , • bt,lll)l4 , riZt4l to give ill 11 ice by PrOdarilAtion
o that t
At a siihsispumt nioeting. held January the 4th,
lerlts wiaoiltnmthoriz•sl u.
procure l rioltets for
lel anst said A numimt Ile• Charter. The Electimi
hell gi January 9th. 1549, nstultod in an over
-liehaing, majority in fay, of the A tumuli...et, for proposed
,w,--110,0 AMA's agaima u. At that
010 whole amount of Paving lulu• by the eity opisssite
private property was oist.ism horeirisl and seventy-eight
sa ou Fitlurid steel, at MI expolow to the City of nlrout
'lir thous:toil five 1:11.1,,I f•-1
Th.. Low v.,. pato.tril by the I.oviiiiature April the ith. 1449,
ud acceptoll ly Couniali. It mat found Ow, and that it
iticolt to ert along tool, do• prnvo-ionr of ti.
•In 1,,t00 o.g too-third,. ot tin. priqx•rt, 0%11,1, petithotl,
•1111111 h, of lonort-tilott.t. uuto) tl,r ,tt rot+ tnt.
•• ar , al that tw.-tlorits of the own••n+r.nil4 not earoly lw
‘ , .. , licitor w rrquirtnl to have an Amend
... Tit to the paiponl, whu.wil In. inicrectled ill having ilone
, y an Art Ila..nr , il April Sill. IF:3l—which Act tens aCrerird
C 4.1,11,1, April 17th, 1r,:,1
regular of CAilineila, held January let, ISLa
al , L•lluwing lloaolution was :1 1 00.41 :
That the City Solieitor 1,, 111.911Vet. , /1 to snake a
!raft of a Law to he forwarded to Harrisburg which still fa.
ilitate the Collection for Grading nod raying. Thiel acas
/one. and the Act of March the :10th, wa../
which eianplet.... the Law ma it now ;lambi for Grading and
Paving the Street/. of the City of Allegheny: ulna/ cel..
,in - V•• WWI" I. , rft • l . L.
Since the lenetage of the Act of 1549. and under the pro
. of the Law. the City ha, haul eightv-eight (a , ) Streeta:
anal part.: /if St/ . /...t, linuleit and Paced—the nano
iv•ing at/ rat twelve and a half mil, 111 length --at an cx•
~..ii, of ne hint/fired and eiglil)-two 111.111,411,.1 dollar;.
alitl have the pr. as lino , . under contract
push 11111.01.41 got.c eight, n Streets and Alleys. whkl.
a• 4 . 41nutt...1 t.•ciot ala.lit
t kr , I:m[ n nnnit :tn. ,mbr.t.ed in the forty
a. Or, oat 11...1 lay t r aps. in the Third Ward. and tha
two 11‘...1.1t11.1 111
.1, 1:‘,.....1/.1..t.1.1 and keing /ion, the greabeat portion
hoc. pentioted hs lo Lie.. a tory. of the property on acid
:nod 311.1 Cho, 11:1S rod aingle
1.1 6:ll.ling or Miring
-I a or All. y a 01,11 the Vity—oxcept ono by thigh
tie. lit...ling and Paving of r 1111 .:Y
:I i.. • !iist 1•11 t. r• • Llant. , hr III.• 011 undo.
W.. Law of la-h. , then he ham hail a . wry lara ,
nootifit tii.filinc, arid Paving done. and inn+ a very harp
to .1 but I. no. etituel tavorable te the tae
t•it ',01d..
.• n.t111.1 t hat ot.arly all ttl tilt , fttrt.tntitty
'',.tat hat, ,t 111 ;thou, pr.,
- t ha. I I.trt) 1.r.:111
.t.
-11 I h. ,i•-• t .
(11 111, .4111 .111 It 1114 • N
.lrl.l-311-ti• , l Ilea 21". pr.•—•ln
I. ..t
it.. 1 .1). Cll . ll ..t
A St. Com 11.
NI. ); - tit II 1 I,E. Crk “I I. C.
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CITI lIA ‘..1
!..1 ; ti.
ItOl`E.
nt 11 1 , .',•1,1,1; T., r:.t)litt..lie. nl V:
t.. 1. tr,l al Ow 11n-i. and 110. J; 5i,...
I nein. Low • alut nt TLr d..• 1
.I.ll\ NI. KITIEVATItiCh.
11E1E23
•
JAlf ES I.I , IIINIANAN,
Lihrary Itomivt. rPII. 25 {11.1)) b-rhare Qm mitt.,
EltY eitoter: 311scELLAsEous Boo Ks--th,
ATI; I:DAY ~r.. 1);,,, :110 12.1 lust , couinivimitig at
wk. will 1..• ml.l Ly 01.1ail•gtle. at the
rono•r of \l•on.l and Fifth 21trvtotzt, ix very choice col
loid ion .3 'mos !tol,. are—
Iniii o nary of Art. and Scivneen. 346 engravings,
riter, of America. time portraits: \Biok's Workei,
V .111111eS Christian Lil.rary, 2 volumes: Pmeyelopialin 02
eography. 2 volume, Duzald Ftrumrt's Lial.nrea;
Fe mh Fivrohlth,ll. 4 ,thant, in 2; Percy, nolipt, of Am
mem Englid. Poetry: Imola'N History of N.•ir Yowl, 2 vol
; 1.45 and Stativdm, of Clay. 2 ,0111111Pli: Book of tl,,
I kart, elegantly illmitrati-d; Newton's Principla; Knapp'
tlulawal Technology. 2 volume.; Bush Illmitrations of tin
Scripturrc. Iltroines of Iliiitory ; &men Goide to Knew
ledge: Lives of the Popes. 2 volunn.: Fiii
I'la.m.uawl Ilecvipts: Prof. Wilson's Esomys; Hayward'' Ca
letttyr of U. r.. 1;111. VOillllieri 311%.,1 Or t
meet fortis, 2 volume"; Pictorial Half Hours, 2 willow,
solilv.lB-als of Women: &•antics of Scotland:
tore of England, ti volumes: Macaulay do. do. 3 rot amen
I lid, my of French Africa: Lev Banin's Narrative, Av.., Sr.
F ur further partientlars stve C'ataloalien, which !try non
rea,l3. (10,23) P. Id. lIAPIS, DAVIS.Auct.r.
Y rANTED—Sis good Girls, to do genera
hou=ework, Teo ur three gOOll C. 010.1 for city aro
our IX). A lioy of 17 in learn a trade . . utuet be well TWOILi
mondel AI.I, places for four or fire Girls to do chandler o
dining - rimeork- Four Boya in storey or to run errand:
and the or sic own at any kiwi .4 . employment.
Apply at I.OIV 1t11.25 New Intelligence
No. 14 Fifth street.
IT : tj STOCKS AT Ar.-rioN.-01
THURSDAY evening. Oat at 7 , o'clock. at th
'Mori lion to' Exchange, Fourth street, will li. sold
c Shares Alcrehan to and )1:411 fad. II I ,rs' Iwuu Stock;
do. Exchange Rank do.
It) lit. Meelianicii . Rank do.
Citizens' 14 po, t Bank de.
if& it astern Insurance do.
lii da. Monongahela NU, itv-ai. , n do.
2$ do. Allegheny Valley Railroad Co. ilo.
fek2i I'. M. DAVIS. Ancir.
ANDELABRAS, eAIIgtIAGE LAMPS, St.
1T An:MlN.—Thin. (W EDNESDAY) morning. Fel
roory 20th, at the Ctmonercial Sales Rooms. corner at W 0...
on.' Filth at reels, will be aold, a consignment of Candelabra.
Gos and WI eh:orb:Hera, Carriage !Amp* Cm:apt...no an,
lat.! Lamp.. CandleatickA and Mantel ornament,
Ursa Mantel Ornauleuts, Portable Chafing Maims, two bale
of lard and Campbone Lamp Wicks. P. 51. DAVIS,
feb2o Auctioneer.
LLEGIIENY RESIDENCE, with tic A Acres or Ground TO LET.—The Monne con
moths; portico In front ; smoke hence, waidi house; well
g aol caster, and hydrant ; clink, fruit trues, Ac., 6c.; Aiwa
on Itagatey s Lane. Rent $,:31.N) per year.
r,•t,..10 S. CUTHBERT & SON, ra Market st
FORRENT—A Warehouse on Smithlid
stroot. One on Water st. A Store Room and Durellit
No. 150J,Wood street. An Office on Fifth street.
111,90 S. CUTHBERT & SON. 51 mm-hot ,t.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SA LE—Situate on th
corner of Clark and Fulton sta. Tho House cuntait
fiv,• rooms and kitchen. Price $lOOO.
S. eIrI'ILBERT .k SUN, 51 Market st.
9011 LBS. TRIESTE VERMILLION i
~tore and fur sale by
•
11.1,20 FL MI ING BROS.
(NON CENTRATED LYE, a new article
O
making S, ay. ono pound worth ten of PotaNh.
1.10 by [ft , blhll FLEMING BOOS.
12 GROSS 1100FLANDr'S BITTERS i
store and for sale by ffeh2.lll FLBMTNn al to s.
.S
CASID D lERES AN 1, , I; LA INES IiEDUCED.
A. A. NIASON k (X). are 'losing out their entire nt,,k
•.1 Cashmeres and I.ln Lines at an immense rtalnetion in
pi ic..s. Gold Medal selling for 12! .—worth
All NVOOI In. :t7! 2 and &Y. ft:1,15
jj IiANKETS, LA K Ers-2tS) pairs of Wool
hankers at it:l and s3,fo—taittal yrice ra 4.1 $6; at thp
Seno-an nal Salo of A. A. MASON CO.,
ft-111h 25 Flllll Ntreot.
ci EMI-ANNUAL SALE—A. A. AlAsoN
co. h., Just °pent , ' anoth, lot of tinwo splendid 4-4
Eil,.o6llCulit-or.s. ;Lt. s and 9r. nor yard.
II Old, BUTTER-3 boxes fromh roll this ilay
by , feblo) H. COLLINS.
_ _ ..„ .
STEW INTELLIGENCE OFFIOE—If you
11 1 wool. to bay.... Indp," find employment, buy or'
raoi,tly, call at 1.4/W2ln' I NTELIAGENCE IiTICL, No.
U Fifth near Mont
Lein] Ihs•nmetlta anti Copying don. with noatnesm and
desat-h. JOSEPH N•. LOWRIE.
ATT. WI•ASIIIN(fI'UN RESIDENCE For
Acres of Oronud on high street., with
Or1rA01.: HOUSE of six r•a,me, wide portion in fthrit, and
a I.a•k porch. A well of excellent water, stable, oual
290 rent ClltAWba grape rin,s,soo currant hashes,
n•at Variety •d flower, kc, The I, , ration Is Very pleasant.
with line iL•w' of the and rivers. and bring but a short
di+tam«• from Ihe city, would snit 1,1.4111.... Man fur a rouu
try Rent $l5O la, year.
S. -eV-748 & SON.
' SEA WEED TONIC.-1 have rated another
if supply of this celtbrutedtronlc; also, a supply of
lienek's Palamior Balsam, 0110 or the best articles now in
iioo for Coughs, Colds, dm. JOS. FLEMINO,
1040 Corner Diamond and Market it.
_
ALLEGHENY (.I.TY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
—A Lot of U round on Bank Lane, te2. feet front by
deep, ou which to erected n Ihn> Two Story Brick !louse, CAM
tnilo roonw—and a number of out -houses, all very
urietul and convenient. Apply to
tuts
ALO I` of -(,round on Penn street for sale,
(near the Fifth Ward Market Ilonse,)3o foot by 1I It.
lerp, on which is rectal two Front Dwelling Miumati and
Stores. /mil a lininlier if Teuonients in Ile rear: a ralttabl ,
property. and could ellSily 11, made to rent fur StIOO n yl..r;
Title perfect, without any ineunibrance. Apply to
ELY ,t ILICH
I,11;:11---41UU I.lbls. and hull bblm. !ilackerul, IVhito
` Trout, Salmon, fur KWIC by
fobl2 HENRY H. COLLINS
LIFE, FIRE AND. IWARINE
LVSVEANCE COMPAA 7 .I",
Coitti ov WATER AND MAILKI:t STURM,
PUPPABII4GiI, PA.
•ROBERT GALWAY, P'tesidant
Troy. Gamma Secretary.
isyy-Tlits Company mak. unary insurrince appertaining to
or counetied#ith 1.11,11
Alen, against HULL AND 6..k11110 RISKS on the Ohio
and Midnispdppl Rivera and tributarien,p.nd MARINE RISKS
genendly.
And against Lois nail 1111111 W, by Piro, And Against thn
Perils of , thu gen and Inland Navigation an Tfanspertatlon.
Policies issued at the hitiVelt nnels . consiztent with safety to
all partiat
ntIi.ECTORS.
Robert Galway, Samar] M'Clurkan, '
Joseph P. GIIZYIIIn, M.D., John. tivott,
Jamey Marshall, David Richey, •
Jam. W. Heilman, Charles Arbuthnot,
. Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Looch
John Fullerton Min Feld Brown,
David 11. Chan:hers, - Christian Zug, • --
William Carr, Robert Hartley, .
Jas. D. filet/ill. feblB
WATCH AGENCY.—We have been ap
tteuh”ler,Aigeiti,trait.fidir.tir,de
u ftit e tv q.l of le Ne w unLyl h vri m ri. of
for he ral i e nt' ef l
CHAS FRODSHASI, lid STRUT, LONDON,
(Formerly J. It.. Aloot.D.)
r....itti; hw "Improved Chronometer Series," for which the
British Government awarded a premium of 43,170. They
usually regulate within a minute a year! There in perfect
regularity of time ender every Variety of climate and posi
tion, and are not affected by railroad traveling, horseback, or
Cl. moot violent exorcise.
Atso--An excellent stock of all other kinds of Watches.
0.20- Watch Repairing done promptly, and in the most nil
parlor manner. W. W. WILSON,
febln (7 Market at., corner of Fourth.
,ja=.l.twApc
ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED NATIONAL WORKS,
now publishing in numbers--
IAL MORSE'S UENERAL ATLAS OP TITS WORLD,
containing seventy Maps, with Descriptions and Statistics up
to the year IMO. Pries 25 eta. per number.
PICTORIAL CYCLOPEDIA OF DIOGILAPIFY, _im
bruing a series of Memoirs of the most distinguishod indi
viduals of all Sows. WI) wood and steel engravings.' Will
bit comploteai iu twentpthree numbers, at 25 cents each.
TILE. REPUBLICAN COURT, or American-. Society in the,
Days of Washington—to pe completed In twenty-ono partly
containims ' a portrait of some distinguished woman:
WORK'S OF TILE BRITISH POETS, from Hen Jonson'to
Scott, with Biographic-at Notices of their Lives and Writings;
will IS, iumpletial in rally-seven parts, at 25 Ma per number.
Theo us the most desirable works over offered to tho
pith
lie in munbers.
Subscriptions receives) by
W. A. GILDENFENNEV
Fifth st., opposite the Theatre.
AL LEO 11ENY COUNTY (PENNA.)
MATCH FACTORY:
EKE Sc CO. having wcared tiro EXCLUSIVE
RIG UT to uto rho
mATcuuss MATCH MACITLNE"
In this Comity, are making preparations to SUPPLY THE
MADE WITH MATCHES, warranted to be as good its the
Ue_st ever brought to this market.
OFFICE, No. SU FOURTH strx:et, Pittsburgh. ja2B
FLOURFLOUR -100 Mils. Extra Flour in store and
-100
fur sale by (feblft) SPRINGER II ARBAUG /I. •
fiONTRACTOR WANTED Fox LABOR OF
119YS AT TUE HOUSE OF ILEFOG E.—To perlions
I. lea can intruduce appropriate WNW, a rare Chanel' Is offered.
For further information, apply to the Suporintendent of the
i tett,. any afternoon. (Sunday excepted.) between 2 and
o'clock, or L. IL LI ViNtiSTON, Chairman of the Committee
0•1 I whistry. feblBthr
E..
MAST IiEER TowNsuur—A. Farm of 50 acres
in the above Township. near Tarentum, of which «5
setes are climred; balance first rate timber. There are
about 100 bearing Fruit Trees of different kinds. Apply io
febili BLAKELY & RICHEY.
HUTCIIINSON FAMILY .SONGS---
Man the Life-Boat; or, Storm at Sea.
The Other Side of Jordan.
The Newfoundland Dog.
(boast Time Coming.
I lorticul t and Wife.
Ship on Fire.
My Boyhood's Home.
When; mil the &ad find rest
Away Down East.
Eight Dollars a Day.
• And many others, for tale I y
CB A RLOTTP. BLINK
fehlS I IS Wood street, 2d doer abate Fifth St.
CLO'FILING AND flu Y TiJoradty
and Wednesday mornings. the 19th and ant Butt., cow
ineuring at 10 o'clock, will lOC sold, at the Commercial Sales
Rooms„ corner of Wood and Fifth streets, a large assortment
of well made fashionable Clothing, which rompriges flue
blue and black cloth Frock COnt.,,. heavy ell wool Sark
Coats; cloth Overeouts: bury and plain ca.itnere Pants;
blue, misrd and Mack satiin.t Pants linen breasted * Shirts,
Mores. Suspender.. Silk Mkt's.. Neck Tiee, and general va
riety of Gentlemen's F ownishing floods. . .
Also. a choice stock of Sen.Minble Dry Giants, embracing
Blankets, Broadcloths. Linsey Jeans, red Flannel, plain
black :mil fancy Dress (lotsls. Drown Muslin, Irish Linen,
Patent Thread, und Trimmings ill great rariety. •
10619 I'. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
1140USEI1OLDFU rru RE--iJn Wednes
day afternoon. On' sat, Inst., commencing at two
o'clock, will be sold at the ei.nonereial Sales Limns, corner
staved aud Fifth streets, a stock of lionsehold Furniture
longing to a family removing. Crum the city: all of which has
anon kept in gooAnler ; comprising ltrenkfiwt and Dining
Tables, Parlor Chairs. Divans, Book Case, Bedsteads, Itiat
tresses, and kitchen articles. Also. one superior Cooking
Store. tl+bl9) P. Sf. DAVIS. Aucl'r.
BE A U I 1 T
COt - NTItY REST DENCE rots.
41. E.—We arts I , lllfllinSioll..ll by the owner of that
h.aahful property near the Two Mile Bum known-as the
lluzlut Mlthesoll tr • Off, it (or sale. T . he onserty
,easist, a about two 11.4,`N. MI a delightful and ceininanding
ens illenCe. Cl , llllllnll , li II g; a view of the city. Ti,,, house is m u ,
of she lisiest soul largeSt in the iseighborhom.l of Pittsburgh;
Alld line i 11111r0 , 11411t1 nonentity are of a high ursler. Gino
:u-re adjoining it, (part of the same estate.) can 'he isnrelmsett
if .1. - ssired. For terms and ether le,rtic,ilura, enquire or
febl.B
1
su seri, .- ON— •
1;e 1 - 1" --
buritiests whichF rmapttilis
w bolo WWI, dispieso of his Tett 'And i
Grocery Business. the stutnibig of the IfoittLe is crelL known j
as the tint of its kind. the busines4 large and lucrentdog by t
custoillorS of the toot tines in the city.
To an EnrrknplusTsu 111,KINE,S ass, It is a rare chance and f.
a sore fortune. For particulars engrure of
rdais SF. A. lti'CLU la:. corner Wood and Sixth as. •
01INER STORE TO LET.—The Store
C
by ale enbscrils.r, at the corner of Firth and
ood streets; will be lot on favorable terms, with or without
murex ffeldflan W. A. M'CI.URU.
LET—A well finished Store on Market
1 . street, between Third and Fofirtit—rt good stand fur a
Ilat, Shoe or Clothing Resoles,
A Larg, Store urt Third street, near Market street.
.11,40. two well finished Office Rooms on Third street.
Enquire of Lfel2:d2wl R. D. CIVELA3I, S 3 Third'ef.
fIOUGIIS AND COLDS CURED by the use
J of SIORGAN'S CELEBRATED arnall SYRUP. Let
all who an. afflicted with Colds procure a Wahl of It. Prica
only' ii coma. Ilcar the testimony of an old man who tried it:
Jan..lcaLN D. MUD:UN—Mir May certify that being afflict
ed With n troublesome Cough, I bought it battle of Morgail'a
Cough Syrup, and am happy to say, after using it, my cough
is entirely cured. I an. free to pronounce your cough
Syrup the best medicine 1 have ever used. No family
should be without this valuable medicine.
DAVID bleltOttEltTfl, Allegheny.
Prepared end fur sale, wholesale rte.] retail, by JOHN
II AFT, Jr., Solo Proprietor, No. 1.35 Wood street. Pitts
burgh. feta
ISSOL rrio N.—The Co-PartnerBhip here
tothre exiting ender the firm of A. A. MASON ,/k CO.
h, [hie by mutual ttamalt. Nellmn F. 'Mason
withdrawing from the 1./minces ' •
ALVERIN A. MASON,
NATHAN F. MASON.
Pittsburgh, February 7th, IfsiG—feb9
00-PARTNERSIIIP.—A. A. MASON has
Itj this day associated with him, in businu, NATAAN
wurnsu, of Allegheny, under the firm of A. A. MASON
.31r CO.. by whom the Dry Goods business will beeontinued as
usual at No. 2:5 Fifth street. ALW ERIN A. MASON,
NATHAN MUTING.
Pitisburgh. February 7th, 18513—feb0
SEASISHIP PERSIA ARRIVED—Lon
don vipers in advance. , f 01 compotitora—Just repeivoti,
London Illuettated NOV.'S fur January 26, 21) eta.
do. do Times do. do. 26, 12 eta.
do. Weekly Times, do. do. 27, 12 eta.
do. Punch, do. do. 25, 12 cts.
do. Dispatch, ,do do. 27, 20 cte.
We have perfected arrangements with Wilmer and Rodgers,
in Now York, so that we will have our London Papers in
entrance of all others. Remombor if you want to novo 25 per
cent., go to LAUFFDR'S Book Store,
fob 12 No.:10 Fifth street
VALENTINES.—The finest assortment of
vatontioo )net received and will be sold lower than
any hoe. in the city. Itavingparchused from three or four
different manufacturers, can safely say nio can please all.
Our stock is almost exclusively the sentimental Valentino;
very few comic. Remember, if you want to save 20 percent.
come to LAUFFEWS BOOK STORK;
fold)
BI RMING HAM Property for Sale.—A Lot
of ground an Pnsaltlin street, on which is a frame
house two stories high, with a kitchen on the first floor,
good stone cellar tinder the whole. Size of lot 7A by CO feet.
Will be sold cheap, and title perfect__
FOR SA LF—A first rate Brick Dwelling
House on Townsend street, finished In the very beet
manner, e outainiug two parlors, kitchen and wash-hotmo on
first floor, sir. rooms on second story, all In the best order; a
Immo stable is on the rear.of lot. Size of lot 2 by 100 feet.
Will be sohl cheap. Apply to
BLAKELY & RICHEY,
folil2 corner Seventh and Smithfield etrodi.
CAR CORN SHELLERS.—Another sup
kj 'Ripply of those reliable Shellers, received and for sae
at the rood mid Agricultural Warehouse, No 47 Fifth street.
JAMES .WARDROP.
SEEDS FOR 110 T-BEDS.---Our stook of
fresh Seed., for ISSfI, embracing the most desirablo
fiction of vegetable, fiel,l and flower Secy.'s fur the gardener.
fanner and amateur, for pale wholesale and retail by
. .
febt2 - JAMES
-j WARDROP.
-...
1n GROSS - Radway'm Ready Relief just re
. ‘....r ( eisiVed and for side iiy FLEMING BROS.
3 groes Furrelni Arabian Liniment- do.
C dezentisgooirs Inilinn ph.lo g o r ,ue, do.
1 grreis Farrell's Mailing Ointment, - do,.
4 gross McAllister's Ointment, dn.
3 groin Ayer's Nile, do.
2 gross Hunt's Liniment, do.
00N -- N -..
kJ
A C EN TRATED LYE--A now tatirl6 for
making Soap—one pound worth ton of l'ontohlfoO Into
[fet,9l Waal LNG , MOS.
AGAIN.—FRANK CARGO, after
I. on ebsc•ncc of POMO months, has rOtUriled to the city.
Hie further patrons or othen wishing. the agarriars of hie
BRASS Olt QUADRILLE BAIiD,
•
Can find lira at R. M. Ceauo's Phutographio Mauna, No. 70
Fourth at. tebo
2011 BOXES Extra Scalded Herring, new;
%-/ 200 boxed No. 1 llerriog, new; instreonved and
11.11YMEN. d ANDERSON,
No. 39 WoOd street.
for sale by
feb9
250 BOXES BIllte:14 , 4 ISOM
10 &men fresh Apples;
- Tomato Ketchep: Just received and for
lIKILKEK & ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood st., opposite ST Charles hotel.
VALUABLE Fix t voo. RENT—Situate in
Robinson township, on the waters of Cloutier" Creek,
for and t half mills from the city, cuijoining lands of
Scully's heirs and others—containing about 70 acres, well
insprorml and well adapted for gardening purposes; well
stocked with choice fruit. Apply to
febild:sw
BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS.—I have
just received another supply of this Justly celebrated
ardent. JOS. FLEMING,
ja*2s Cotner Mamoru] and Market at.
I[ILF.ISF 900 btmea W. IL Cheer. fur uTau by
lJ feb 12 HENRY IL ODLLlties
PUZTSIOJILGII
No. 30 Fifth street
BLAKELY k RICKEY,
corner Seventh and Smithfield streets.
BLAKELY & MOM.
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