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The Nary Board to be 3(1.114 i 7 MI —lts action
strengthened by discussion—Documents relating
to Kansas rzeuse for opposition to
(hr Laws by violence --T he Debate on Kansas
rommrneed— Know- is'orhing National Conven
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influence--Prue' in Europe— The Queen's Speech
—The Clayton-Bultrer Trrerty.
WASHINQTON, Feb. 19, ISful.
The aetion of the Navy Board continues to
occupy the attention of the Senate. The Com
mittee on Naval -Affairs of that body are, pre
paring a very voluminous report, sustaining the
action of the Board, and the manner in which
the efficiency bill has been executed by the Pres
ident and the Secretary of the Navy. When the
report is presented, some of the retired -ofhcers
who have been most active in bringing their
cases before Congress and most ready to malign
the character of the Board, must stand from un
der. They have told their own stories, and re
peated all their meritorious services; when the
Committee come to examine the other side, and
to make it public, if they determine to do so, it
is barely pussible that these gentlemen will wish
they had acquiesced in silence, an d h a d grate
fully enjoyed the liberality extended them by
their country.
There are a good many plans proposed to get
around the action of the Board, hut none com
mand the general assent because noneare feasible.
One argues the calling of a revisory Board;
another urges the repeal of the Asti a third
thinksit.uneotuditutional and therefore void, and
every one is individually anxious for his own re
storation. But no plan yet proposed is general
ly acceptable, and it is therefore fair to presume
that nothing will be done to reverse the . action
of the Board, and that, after a lengthened dis
cussion, it will be sustained and the nominations
made in consequence of the organization of a
retired list, confirmed. I have no doubt that a
inaority of both houses are now ready to sustain
the Board, and the longer a decision is postponed
and the more the matter is discussed, the snore
decided will he the approval of Congress.
The correspondence and documents transntitted
to the Senate yesterday by the President on
Kansas affairs presents a history of the past, and
it correct statement of their present position. It
discloses the fact too that the recent prochima- '
tion of the President was issued at the urgent
solicitation of the Free-St-ate leaders of Kansas,
and consequently the diatribes of the New York
Tr6rine add its co-laborers of the Republican
party, inveighing againk the President's action,
fall in fast open the Free-State men. The cor
respondence also discloses the prudent and con
dilating course pursued by Gov. Shannon ; hi
successful efforts at one time in preventing a
collision between the two parties, all also the
violent course of the fanatic: in that Territory.
The presentation of these official papers tlllorded
Mr. Wilson, the abolition Oenator from ALas-,i
an opportunity to charge that they did
not give a correct statement or Kansas matter , ,
and ho proceeded to present his ilWllimpressiore ,
derived from the nuitteron. , puhlieatiens of the
free state party that have been circulated at the
east. In this country there ran he no excure
Ter 3 violent opposition to the laws by any
,are ohnress—ise. or uniu.st, an .
opportunity 1, given after n brief interval to
repeal or to change them. If the laws et/acted
by the Kansas Legislature arc oppressive toWard. ,
the Lawrence people, they can soon Mire them
changed in a peaceable manlier, if they have a
majority us large as they claim; and surely sub
mission to any law for a short time, however un
just, is preferable to a ViOlelit opposition, setting
all law at defiance, and endangering public !Op
enly.
In the Iloose, the debate on Kansas affairs le,
commenced, to be continued no one can tell hew
long. The friends of Gov. Reeder wish to au
thorize the Committee on Eleetien: sen Ito
Kansas for persons aid paper-. If this emir,
be pursued, it will be two or three months before
n report can he in rte upon the ease. The Com
mittee of Election. 4 is likely to be overrun witti
business, there being, in addition to the Kano;,-,
case, contests' elections from as many as OH, ,•
Congressional Districts and from the Territ..e,
of New Mexico.
The Know Nothing Convention now in sessi
at Philadelphia, calls-1 to meet oti•Friday acs;,
doe , riot C•xcito much attention here. The psi n
it presumes to represent, has not
upon the people as to make its proceeding- f
any national importance. It may make a none
nation for President and Vice President, but the
probabilities are that such will not be regarded
as good policy. Live Ileax George's friends be
lieve his lffiance for a nomination better at this
time than they will he in June or Jtdy next: list
it is easy to perceive that a nomination at, this
time will he pretty certain to give the Repulili
cans the vantage ground, perhaps leading to a
complete absorption of the “Americans " by the
stronger body. A nomination in July leave, the
field open to the latest moment, and does net
give so great an opportunity for the accompli;ll.
ment of this process.
The Organ, of this city, and its clique of pro
prietors has been most shabbily treated by this
Know Nothing Congress. Not one of its candi
dates for place at the Capitol has been chosen ;
Rev. F. S. Evans was defeated for Sergeant at-
Arms by Glossbrenner, it failed to get even the
nomination fur printer ; and now the binding of
the blouse Documents is given to an Ohio man,
the editor of the Toledo Blade, and the Organ's
claim again overlooked. Verily, its sufferings
must be intolerable! It is rumored also that
while the election of printer was pending, the
Organ Company offered to sell out its establish
ment, subscription list and Congressional influent.,
for $20,000. The offer was not accepted, Mr.
Wendell being of the opinion that its influrnc ,
the largest item in the price asked, wasn't worth
a continental d— dollar. It will be a serious
loss to the Democracy if the Organ is discon
tinued ; as the embodiment of Know Nothing
consistency, and an examplification of the man
ner in which office should sock the man, it is now
a standing illustration, free of cost, for the use
of the Democratic press.
The news from Europe continues to have a
peaceful tendency. Strenuous efforts will be
made this winter to establish a peace. Napoleon
is in favor of it, and therefore it may beset down
at this moment as a foregone conclusion, even
should the English Government object to the
terms of settlement. If peace is now made,
Russia will really come off with credit. She has
sustained herself for two years against the com
bined forces of the two great powers of Europe.
()no half of an important fortification has been
lost, and a few miles square of territory; but
she has taken Kars, made prisoners of a whole
army, possessed herself of a whole Turkish
province, and has command of the route between
Europe and Persia. The presumption is that
neither England nor France alone, could have
achieved any important success against Russia.
The Canada's mails have not yet arrived, lint
the telegraph announces the opening of the
British Parliament, and the rather singular fact
that American affairs are not at all alluded to in
the Queen's speech. Lord Derby most irrever
ently characterized the whole speech as redolent
with water gruel! The Earl of Clarendon in
his defence, refers to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty,
and states that he has proposed a second time
to submit the difference as to its interpretation
to arbitration. Having once rejected this mole
of settlement, it is hardly probable that the
President will now accede to it. The fact is, the
possession of the routes across the Isthmus to
California is to us a question of prime import
ance t while to the English it should be of minor
consideration only. Hence it is, that the offici
ous intermeddling of England In Central Ameri
can affairs excites so much interest here. It
cannot be regarded as n fair subject for arbitra
tion, as the interests involved are by no means
equal. Should the umpire pronounce against
the construction of the British Government,
England would lose but little; but shonld the
decision be adverse to the United States, it would
he a serious matter. For this reason alone, our
government cannot consent to arbitration, but
must retain the negotiations under its own eon
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VOLUME XIV.
From thy French IYA lembert.l
THE LITTLE HUSSAR :
FRENUI I MILITARY FERVOR FIFTY YEARS A6ll
The Natio Ileauvan, in 1801, was a - rugged
plain, through which vehicles passed with iliffi
culty, and when the rains had softened the soil
and almost liquified the mud which spread
treacherously over the many deep holes and
ruts, the Place became a series of traps in which
the unwary passenger often floundered most
absurdly, and even dangerously, as upon the
quicksands of an noknownshore.
It it was after two days' storm, in the month of
November of last year, that a slender young roan
threaded the dubious path of this slough, evin
cing the greatest caution in picking his dainty
steps, as he directed his course toward the bou
levards.
The youth seemed scarce beyond the age of
childhood, so small and delicate was his figure,
so fair and smooth his cheek, and might have
been well taken for a frolicksome young girl, in
masquerade, from his slender waste• tiny feet
and hands, and his long, fair, curling locks.
Ile was habituated somewhat foppishly in the
uniform of the Royal Hussars, and displayed
great agility, as well as extraordinary care, in
leaping from stone to stone, clearing each mu lily
rivulet, and tripping daintily over the dry inter
vals of ground, when his attention was distracted
by a burst of loud laughter, and he perceived
four grenadiers of the Guard watching his gym
nastics with mocking glee.
Although indignant at their insulting comluct,
the young gentlemen continue,l his route until
the grenadiers directly addressed him.
"Look out for that hole, cried one, •• it
is six inches deep—you may drown in it."
Hold your tongue.'' said the Se(tOrld ‘• don't
you see that it is a young girl ? you don't know
how to address a holy: Madomokelle, we are
going to the Barriere to drink some famous wine
shall we have the honor of your charming com
pany
n Bah !“ sneered the third soldier, n it is only
a little buy running away from his father to play
truant for awhile. Go home immediately, you
young scamp : do you hear me ?"
The youth stopped, half surprised, half an
gry.
" Why do you annoy me, sirs :caked he.
" Why P--because you amuse us."
" I have nothing to say to you: let the pass on
my Way."
‘• Not without chatting a little first."
•• Well, then," said the young hussar, mildly,
"what do you want
•' Let us sfie trul), if you ate not
young holy ?..
You wish to laugh a: Me, comrades. -
"ii : he calls u, comrades: Ilecou,
his mamma ha , dres.ied him in uniform t,, m a k e
him look pretty, he thinks h e i 4 a ..toldie r N h o t
fancy .he i , that you wear, chill '"
It is no fancy replied the it
i , the uniform of my regiment. -
'‘ (In tti, boy !- w e d o not .. , n111,1,5.
ao that go I cl L. c, ur , ehool, ins del '-
am very V.Psitg, i, true, •' •utdum•o, Lit
I Mill. IleVerth , ll . -S. :t1;••r .•t the fir , t re.•;
merit of II
'• A fine reg;ment, Irulc. - g7innv.l the
•
.• it it in r0in1..,.e.1 ‘•f -lir felther
It it- a limit e rtozintent ,ind a ;rood regitiii•Ti'...
returner' the p itionce, i• of
rho pooresst 1. , north n!!
grentitliers of the tlttitt-,1
! Oh , ' ! v , tl . irt• :In;:r), are V-I1
iiocati ie. you tm - rrietit me "
i• A ! von rill pmr.elr a tro , per, nri.l
beard the veteran.; mf the tinlani, tin) you! Thl.-
,hall not pas..., Sir Alahtpert: you shall prov e
semie title re enrniment in it brave c“rpge.'
That ii. pin whit me tn. light Vera...i.e.!
lithough you are four to one • and have all jnnitin..l
in insulting me. I will 1,1. 1.:11111,
n• M I , we will not Ine hard .nn you , I .hall let
you if with a scratch, the word ..f a mai tre
Tamales
Don't Inn , tn.. I , llflLin•lit . Nir Fencer: I tinnier
stand hew to handle a ...ahre SIPITICIT hat."
, That we will prove immediately. strip. my
chill. and take cur
The n.,iceof this altercation had. by the , titne,
attracted n number of spectators--shopkeeper
the neigMborlidod, and clique, -- d nil
they birmed a circle around the ild , putatits,
iin~iltini-er every moment, and all eager
td bc
hull the re,mlt, and etc fair play.
The ;hilt and the maitre d'artnec
~IT their mantles, and, unsheathing their
began the minitiat. The grenadier anon pereeiveil
that he )1:1.1 Il , le vice I deal with 11. le.
had braguiti-1 of iiis kill of fer..e, and antimin,ed
the niter, the wound he would dent up•,n hie
young antagonist. he r,,ugh: with [lib , is piir•
pie , ' in view -a method which ended in five
liy rein-icing the youth•ei eworil thriintrli
M.+ heart.
The liiiy-vimor leaned eitlinly nn imiy
weap , n, a. if be had not vet finished'
The c•:rnpanions of the fallen grenadiel, hod
ing their comrade perfectly dead, loft hint on 111. -
sod, nod. turning to the hISS:II% one of theta
raid: You have fought hr a r e ly, g m 37,,
and though you have kifad the l,e t sivorknian
of the c,uard, it was fairly ilium; therefor.•, g.l
quickly in safety."
" NOt SI, lerl as yam Ihink. - ri•plied the lUtl
herd. •• You have each insulted ine; I intend d
rms.: poll I,ICII in rt'Vil•lV any Way in 1111
cavalry !''
'• but' pill will tight vain cried thif
soldier, rounted.
" Preci: , ply so."
Come on, then, I will avenge our
charm," cried the grenadier. Flll,l a new econhat
began. Thie time the assailant regarded noit
the youth nor the apparent weakness of the Hit le
ussar, but fought with all hiv shill and :treu:•th,
and the blows became far-4 ar l tiereo. B u t the
great agility of the youth defied all hi, fury : :ii l
in as short a time nearly as before, he
ripped a ghastly wound in the sumach ..f thc
burly soldier, which laid him, lying, near hi,
comrade.
"The crowd buzzed in excited applause rind
wonder.
"Now for the third !" cried the victor, in his
boyish voice.
The third grenadier strode forward. fie wa. ,
gigantic in size, and the great length of his arm
hindered all the little Hussar's efforts to get
within the reach of his huge carcass for a long
time. But the boy, evading with great dexteri
ty all his savage thrust, and tierce blows, beset
him so constantly and actively nn every side.
springing here and there like a ‘isaltinbanque,"
and causing the great bulk of his adversary to
make most tiresome efforts in guarding his quick
assaults, that the giant failing from very weari
ness, and dropping his guard for a single second
sealed his doom. In that second, the Hussar's
sabre drank his life blood, and he fell beside his
brother-in-arms ; while almost in the same mo
ment without a pause, the relentless youth
"let Inc see the last one; 1 tuner finish the play
speedily."
The spectators emild no longer restrain their
applause within the limits of murmuring. T 6,•,
clapped and braved the young conqueror, :IA it ey
would an actor at the smocessful rendering
difficult role, exhorted him to the last tom bat
with hurray of sympathy and encouragement.
The last grenadier of the Consular Guard ad
vanced with a mournful resignation, as if he
foresaw the fate - which awaited him. And his
forebodings were not deceived. Scarcely had
three blows been exchanged, when the Hussar
drove his sabre through his skull down to his
very eyes.
The applause of the crowd now rose to a pitch
of intensity equal the the rejoicing over a signal
victory achieved by their own prowess, or rather
that of their chosen champion. They surrounded
the youthful gladiator; they grasped his hands:
they embraced him in regular order, and, finally,
when he had been thus passed entirely round
amid his enthusiastic admirers, they lif ced
in spite of himself, on their shoulders, an.d., light
ing torches, for the night had gathertM, they
fairly commenced a triumphal march through
the streets of Paris with their young conqueror,
shouting and singing, and replying to the, numer
ous questions of the fast gathering followers,
Our infant here has just slain four grenadiers
of the Consular Guard in fair fight."
"Killed fear grenadiers!" cried tile new
corners. "Charming! What a dear little fellow!
What glorious promise!" And while t'he men
kept joining in the procession and icrealing the
enthusiasm, the women even threw garlands of
flowers upon him.in the height of their admire
ion, until, between his modesty and his
' 1 ,:!..,..q:W';,..t7:4: , . 7 .7. , , , "
the poor little Ifeesar was half suffocated before
he reached his quarters.
This, however, was not all. His regiment
gave him a grand jubilee; the master-at-arms
of the army offered him a banquet; the ladies
of Paris got up a ball by subscription for him.
In ,h‘prt, fol. several months, he was the harp,
the lion of tho day, and fond mothers held his
example before their song as gloriously worthy
of ()mutation.
Most fortunately these extravagances did not
turn the brain of the youthful soldier. 110 pos
sessed too much real courage and good sense to
waste his fame on individual quarrels, and his
future efforts for " the bubble reputation " were
at the cannon's mouth on the field of battle ; for
this same little ITUssar was no other than the bravo
General Trobriant, whose name became so dis
tinguished in all the conquests of the succeeding
campaigns of his country, and who, after attain
ing many high honors of rank and fortune, be
came so disgusted with a long interval of peace
and retirement, that, throwing up all his hard
won hatreds, be departed for Sicily, to ConllllClloo
stew career of glory. starting, as at first, with
his road sabre as a simple Iltissar, which he
knew so well how to handle.
Arrest of one of the Alleged Murderers
of Dahill 11. Cordon.
Yr nth.• I'ilibooollll Friday ]
Sono• time since, Mr. bail 11. 1;m-don, An
si,tant Engineer of the North Missouri Railroad,
was murdered near Warrenton, in that State,
under the following circumstances:
Mr. Gordon, while making n trip along the
line of the fond, had left the honse of a Mr.
Ferguson. in , company with two men, and nothing
more was heard of him till his body mat found
in 111 , , 111 , W, with a pistol Flint in the head, which
had been tired at him from behind, while he was
evidently off his guard and n•ut smtpecting any
hostile intentions on the part of Ida companion".
It is supposed that the crirrite was eominittedliy
the nice, under the impre.sion that Mr. Gordon
had in his pos , :ession a large Sulu of money
which he had collected on the road. .kt all
events his pockets were rifled of everything val
uable, though he had no large amount of HMTIVy
nn him.
Ever , irme the oceurmenee of the tragedy, the
police of St. Lnuis hat, horn in pursuit of the
Mlirderer , . men Irit.• hem arrested in
the West >nApit•mn, Lut they have proved to
la• the wrong men. until the arrmit of Stephen
;refine. in Carthage. (Mi.. and the arriod of E.
Worrell, which tool, idiom on Wednesday night,
at Dover, Del., under the f , dlowing circum,taneeß:
Mc. thizr.enFi. n TM , at klotective, former
ly ealled the —Old iif tit. Louie, but now
F.rni Nlarshal or Irotector, has Leen tritelning
Worrell all the way front St. Line. H -
lo f \lr. Harr o w, of Vineennet, let., niel
'in arriving here be received the farther
t une r of I.! C 4 n ail SAW tj -1 Joh n .
t.f the
Th,. t i h o d r .•• t .,4t 11 to think tint the nom they
nin e at par•eit t• 1 tt. 11- tin liover. and I.
tired ilnitiner ott 11h-toe-day Met
iiittlit, at the hotel in Ito, I. tiiniy fonind they lind
ireo it t h eir gtonte
.1t h.,. 0 c1..c .1 / 4 Vi`,ter
dAy imirnine tlicv et.lene I the rima siheto the
rk g II - 1,111 , Litr e $11(.!
111 ., "•11 . :11. , 11 111111, made the nrrr.t. Worrell
• irk tic l Mme.ttic' •11, 7 h tr,l re-i,131100 t h at
it WA+ want he Itad liven expecting fir a hiring
It. , ,res that h.. !lid not mur.ler I;,jr
',pi: 1 bat that he I.y -aw it that hi-
11 ,W lall.l.ee aerent in the NV ogt, re
ferring, we presume, to i i reen I VV:te the !win
Ow, rat,l J.,t H.' preseea the
hi% whore iii the crime,
v..eping bitterly when he lipokli of it. 110 gave
up the wft LA+ • h:ohne hag, an d id ank , L of the
Unirdered . ool. which have loon reeagniseil by
niphri-ither
.11ter the %rrest the prisener was put utien
e a r „r tv. are it niirund, ut IMver,
end taken t.. the next strati ill, where he sem+ put
upon the regnlivr t..in and hrought t, thi, city,
urriNing here :at 311,10 h•s ' l p na In o'clock. Here
he rmtnained until I I .. eleek last night, when ho
taken I tie. 11.-st , elentarily, no that there
VOL, no !Wel` ' , try Waitmg ter the Gevert.or's
WOll,ll i- n vmmg, inan, only
Isvent}' six y e n., sit :.Lo, very tt'entleiretniv
ilppenrnnee mid deportment. Ills parents revile
Imt.r.
Gro. \Vali", In Need of thr Moen, of
War-111% Dot, ofttll Probable.
trr•pia thy ionatt•ei 11, N. A
A poj ~ f new ewe, talned
%tie tlicr (;en. 11" allier let aide t.i (the
self in Nicaragua. itee , ir‘ling ariteet ate tis
which were recctlC \ last
I. the gdueltunent here are Ted particularly en
rtnirraglng td p-espeet,s. Th e difli cti lty du e .,
not :ire, so 111 , 11'11 fretn the threatening id relates
.affil ilk Le the State, nt .
and Ciista (burn internal e.tustis,
tog that ilericat, (letetrtinent ni war--the
mili
tare cht—t. Notts itiud,ieliag till the partial re
pert", that the 'tile, American
the rule 1 thi , .entuter. a= ra ITI,III,
ensurlng pruluctwn , and 111,
:1 f' rum leea: ilesp—tistn, it has 11.,11 %coil
i:II , 'WTI all aleng, in infortn•itl etrcle.,,, that theme
-I atelactit were labile:tied ,Plll,' particular
stun I hire already said. his
•I' , 111:111 , 11 11013 nut suffer front any apprehension
.f this kind.
No hero ever , witFere 1 more keenly from the
want of the ...Mew. of :11. (11.111 ‘1':111(1.1. IS now
doing. The rene4:ole mitrtot, who 1f111.0.4.re , 1
111.111 v his banner from the purlieus of all the
cities were incited I , y the hope of gain first, and
by the expeetation or advoricim: their int.
in L.t.her tvnv. They were nr•e.it. tic sought
this mode of battering de-perat. , eond'it ion, :1-
to) indno.ertent (.1 on , Walker', aromt
-0,1 iiINI n titonth to every oilier of 1.4 Nine.
nil' they hove -14 received Cent: , a 1.4 y,
to be oppropri.ited for ration,. and no ni mei tor
nitre r wants. Immi,or.iin:ition already hegin.c to
show itselts, and it is said two large emnpanie ,
recent 1y revolted f,.r want ref pay. If hitt , work
~f ..we begins, ..Iw.l the l'retori'mo set
up for ti10111.1.1V0 , , Urn. tl :dker . - bond will hard
ly ,mll foi - a football before long.
The peo tile of Nicaragua are poor, and cannot
sustain a c, .stly military government, such :is is
now in ti ONI 'T Cf,llll , llL+Ory contributions were
levied upon _all WI, had means, an soon as Walk
er beeame e•tabliAlied at Granada, and the
'fransit l'oritpa ny, by ready money nod hy drafts,
aided litin for a time. hut those resources aro
no longer anro, sible 'fhe fir.t has been ex
hausted, and the ..ther, under the resumed au
thority of roin. Vanderbilt, is not inclined to
4iinander any mar , thousands on a pack of ar
rant vagabonds causes are likely to pro
duce the downfall of Walker, at no distant day,
unless lie sill:Nita ?title ced in the efforts now not
hing to pr-cure pecuttiary relief in the - United
States.
ELEt"I'IoN AT VI.NOUNN
path, of the Mi.txtturi I )rfru ,, erat, thui th. , crihos
the atn.ciutts murder which' Ittttk ith i c t . at . v:,,_
cettnea. a few Clay t= t.intte, ott lila charter elect.htn
in that tawit :
111 11'1.11111ln teas roar le-t• , l;tt the pulls by a
111.01 llltllll`.l Sri11131:1 the Kno' Nothing
fur Marshal, at half pa,t eleven
e'rluelt
related by eye-witnesse., the munler origi
nated in a contested vote. The deeea.,ed came up
and offered hi, ballot.
" You've voted already," said
" No sir," said the voter.
" I tell you, you have," rejoineil Millar, in au
imperious tone.
You lie!"
Hardly had these words been pronounced, ere
a knife was buried in the voter's body, and after
staggering backward a few steps, he fall dawn
dead.
They carried hie body to an unoccupied work
shop in the neighborhood of the polls. and un
covered the wound. The knife had entered
above his right hip hone, and then ran along his
groin. It was the most frightful wound I ever
looked at in my life, and seemed either to infuri
ate every one who saw it., or cause them to shud
der violently and turn away their eyes. I feared
a riot or another murder when I saw how de
monically infuriated the dead man's companions
appeared to be, bat, owing chiefly, perhaps, to
Millar's escape, there has been no further blood
shed.
But things like this, you know, must
When Hindot-447i, , fur victory "
Samuel V. Merrick, Esq., of Philadelphia, was
elected on Thursday President of the Sunbury
-and Erie Railroad, in the glare of Senator 11i 4 .
ler, resigned
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bu proruring lionaty Lands and l'enmit,a, and Bar the Cod
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AW. FOSTER, NotaryPuhlir, and
• roissionor f.r tlso Stato,d Tonnoonno, Now Il d r n ik.
Morn, Conn. Alma. Wink - onsin, New York, Micititrnm. limo,
CAdiforuut, lAntixionn and Virginia..
D,ln drawn, and Iwknowlothnont,, and
for ro,ord or m+. , In nny of the nliovo owned Shan, 111 w.,
4.1.1 Rhode IsLwnd.
rittninugls, March 28.
SA MU El, C. W I NOARD.
ArTt/ILN EY AT LAW,
INTTNOI . I.II, PTA% S.
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cry at Law, °Oita, clamor af Fifth and Grant I.
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Fourth xtret, Pittnburgh, I qirth Lobe. Mr. R,*.
hitt”rvon'n Livery Stab], • J,
I_)ATItICK. 14:KENN A, Alderman 6f Third
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to the ono, ..1 A I.lorinAh and Justin , . lie ••u,ll
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bolutwo
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till 11,11 !I. , tborignll,l, 11, , t1 , .., Ch.te rtud Cit) mlr• !
1•.1t. !! I. • I !!, 1:•••!e0. .N.
NON !Ill! 1,11 - 111.1.1,/11 . 111,1, 1. Its!, !IA
IL j, )ItElaS 4 IN C() ..
1.41•'1N ~ 1 CM. l'r 4,1 1 . 1..” hlini
tl tr - It, Lista,. • liet.t, tr.. N51:1.1., tt
t I.tt. •w al , ' I
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ILA Eic
n
NI, Stit•o. - ,..q, !slut -‘ll‘
J .t ninnaft. fur, 0f Cut. I sr,
l• hut nu-1 Fa , y 12.41.0,1 , iLA..1. 4 143 A 111.4 and ...al, • al,
lud. trl Yl•Lal., Idd. and Ltottlo. 1. 0.-
11011..44 ',rod llarkol and 11 atel to. II t :eli.lll
mh7,lir
I~Nin VAL-- 111 MEN. Mannin...t.in.r
It, ..v.•
ry ru.t VI 11,, 1111:TTLE. , 4,1 lt IN 01 PLI
Is 1.: 1 4c 4 :4; 'Anon 1 , 044 I. W Me' mad 1.13,4
nn,l Dart.. 141,.., I hot ILL.. t'N.•ry '411.4 tot,. 11 ai .•••.
N... 104 ,o4NO/.1 and 13:1 iltrat Intud•orrlt. od
L l R. I )It Dianion.l,rgli,
vre,v r.., , ,
...„.1„ of GILL LeEitt r.R. nuloolod 10r InALLIr n.” ,1.1 •
V t 4.0.1 Lho puro..t .104‘1411. ur.oool at 10..0 •Not:
MILL. 14; tod Fruit, an, DNA, -Li I': 0.4.
tak• .4 in ~14:444, for morolutn.loa•,
) 4 It I) n full 4a,..r1 tnont ol 1.4114,1)C. •,:nr•
Lantod netaru, nu4l soon ;non ~ f ta
to: oro,l in nu al MULL. 1
rlt.)3lM LSSION 11( JUSE. -Tiro .•r
opot),I Ilawa• al•aa,. put at \ I
;‘1...v. , 11
%VT vtarclm., V O .ll 1 , 4111i11K41,1. for .71
y 8..t005. t - 01(N. \
VI.A 4.11 A r FEL., 1:.11.1,1P II t% A.
lei , 1.ta.41, :6•!‘m,. • 1 , I • 1.,
lo.arkot rut.. (.4 .Awk t
L •N
Kl , l.l.\l\l'! "4) \.
al; 1 hat,. ror • ,1•••,*
l'ACtl. 4 % ut..l Ilil. 31r1 I'llol , lll'F. g•-tinra'.l).
1“,t1,•11., p,.•.1 11.tt tai ~ 1 N 1 •
“1.1 •trt.. t.
L 'l'‘l ELL. I.KE Wh„1,.,„1„ 1;,,„
3.....101r,11 Map:l4.lJ:iron, n VI 1..: .:,
..t
JOIIN NV. ISUTLEit Fiir ward il; ILL
G. 14.11241011 MV,I,/,.. a. .:.1/I ..• 1..•1 I :1-T:-
111'ft:ill NIANt•FACTrtiI.:. , . 1.1:111 1111. n...! ;.Kl:'l'
I). tin. fi7 Pr.mt
111 , 1 , 1 1
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1) L. A ',LEN, iti
I X., . \ 111,1 \
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/ •
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11J ,h.‘ll , It ,•.14 h.
h. la. It,— II
,11.11 liinchthotry thaLloht.,
ti..
•I 1 )1 1. A 1.1,11 111311 , 0, , I • 11111 M tll
I r , 0ir..,1111v..1
N.. 1t .1•1 ,t I ..4 • E.
i 1,1,1 .1 NI c.\ Itlt ,•„.,.
T Ow firm J r i'.l. ‘‘ I kal • I .1, I.
11 . 111 %% 1 E, .t., 10; k \ ,::.I
Ati.l 1:cta1.. , 1 lIISI% .N. 2 , 1'..1
1.11 , .•01, atn.ot.. 1.1r1.1,01,1'
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.1
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1a,:•fi,11r. , .:t:1r..:::..1. .II
1, 1 1.,EM I NC, lilillCllEßS, mere. ~,,r, 1 ,, .1 .
\V•• •t•-•-• •
lattal-nrgit 11r_ NI huts tsn an
111 l N 11.1 FT, .11t., sucver:.sor
tJ 1/4113.-y, ‘411.4..5.41.. sin! 11111.:(111IST. arid ' , /,1
PAINTS_ 1011.14, DYE +'l'l.t.., N... 141
thren Ina I Irgli. -111.-1, api
J 1., . NI A ittillA 1,1,. tilievo4s.r 11.
• Wlllll., 1.131A1.1t1t and O)M111FoIVS 11 Kilt
N.. 1.1111.11,4 , 11.4 strla.t.
frr,rwt—lV • Nll2llot,wk k K rain, At 11,11 , 10.
I.l.4..'fi,•rnan 31 C.a., llr..vu .1 Ku klattriek
l'lttsliiirgh, May IN, 185-3..
T vv. (it I)WICK, dentor I(nntn,•l;
• TOItA(XI3), ItAitS and PAPKIi. IN,, IV.4:d
ntynet, ItOluly Sixth, l'ittslntrgh.ap.
Aa" Th.. highest market price, in 0.4..11, paid fnr
WA1.T731 P. XAILIIIILL Joeo.l'll R. 111
WP. IFIARSIIA Jr.. Ca.,
41i,lern in Frino.lt and Aniori,, k u I , AliEn . !l AN ,
1N ii. Wood
agent", for the relebi et Led imktihfivr 1.1111.6,
lh•ltrourt & , ittsg7
T• C. 3,10.1t0 AN, Bookseller and Sta
_l_,P uaaer. alwa ) 011 hatol w•ticral I .•I
S. Ito. I. 11r.t..•11:4‘1 ,,, 1in find Want.
Pa r er. kr., a 11“leaale la] 1V ...;
IN•It•W F 1.411 (011. Si Pittsharph.
4E- IV ANT EL)--10.0 tkii.l Taw tit•rn' ,tl• I:. Iv
J()UN 11. NIELIA)Ii, ‘Vliole and U
ll' nf , tnil
t." don', it, USICA M I
;- , C11 , M11, 111111K: 4 and ST.k'r lON Elt Y,
JICOB M . COLLISTER, Wholesale and Ro
a,n sEtiA R. MANUFACTURER 4,1 ,lenkr In i 111 , 8
f.l ToBACCA), SNUFF Dind rigG ARS, N, Fifo,
bS'• K'ep cow:J.1111(1y on hand a largo supply of all Ihe
variou.4 brmoln of 1 lifl inl Sopa.
Jo,
R _ . -•-• •
EN — AlEtt & (succesAorm to
.I..hrt. l h Ie s Cu..) roItEIGN
I+ l'fS, NUTS. SPICES, O.IN NECTItiN Alt Y, SUU A IL.,
N”. st,rwlt, typoliite tlo S 4 ellarlt,
•
A I'INDLE, Win.lnside and Retail
A
Hui, HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE...I CARPET
RAU MANUFACTURER, No. 106 1V.,1 Pitkburgh.
_
I j , NTERPRISE WORKS, NJ). 136 - IV, — „,d
street, third door below Virgin alley.-11o5SN ET•
LEY would call the atto.tio,, of Sporting 11,11 11, their I,r,
moortnieut of GUNS, ItIFLES and IttIVoLVING
the largest and hest selected stock ever , peried o i
ket, together with a general assortment of liarae are, Cwt.-
ry. 'rook and Fishing Tackle, all of which wo os' o at the
lowest poelAibio prices to cash purchaseers. or for
pro vw
No_lpaper. t. I
itT it-w EST Eitisi POLICE Ai', V,
'No. R 9 Washington street, gmrnor of Dear'', D. CU I
CAtIC, ILLINOIS.
ALLAN t'9YEF.RtO9 D. I; ROT.: Cam.,
111 NH. lik/i;4O their entir.• nif , ,Ll,ol t., the
traimaction of it ~ron,al ileterti yr PIILICE liUSINLi-S in
1111uw, {V iz,:taisin, and 1,11,11,,i.
JOHN GROUTT, Importer of BRANDIES,
GiN, WINE:A, ,tc. Donler In lino uI,l Nl, , tior.;:itt,ela
Whinky, Prnh Brandy, .tr. Alai. RECTI NY I NI: 1 , 1 ,4 1 . 11 ,_
I Elt. 0. • It'l , llllttl livid :I 4trrysts.
' .
t• -
.0 4"
25, 1856.
BUSINESS CARDS
J. J. ••i11.J.1,11.11. a YINEIIIVP.
JJ ,711,1,P.:41`1 I: I,,Ling !Slnnufmditr.•,,
. anamg 1:1.4 Plato Ell
gra, mgr., C,unt and Fatlcy liocxl4, AO. 76 I,V ~d e ,tro,•t„
Int t - 01.
Ont band and Daub. to .:rdcr, Gilt and 111klitio
Mallog-nns, ‘Vainlnt and OM FT - 111114,1, "I"
curry .11, ;114,11.
di,- St, 11$1, atoll rind Gilt. [nett
NTER Pit ISE WORKS, No. 136 WlOOl
st.. third door below Virgin alley.—BOßN & TETLEY
the attontiiin ef Sporting mon to their large IV,
1 , 11,1114•11 t al 111 Nri , , RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS.
Ow largest :1,1 I,lt sloth 1•01.1" Op•lted in this mar
k. t. bei , ther wit!! a gelieral itssortment of lIARDWA
CI Ti.ritv. TOGLS tool FISIIINE TACKLE, all of whirl) we
: •n..r at Utt• loOt-st p,embL, pricer! to cloth plarrltatiortt, Or tor
t; t Appnivisl nnirl4
Wholesale and lietttil
toves. Tin. Roo awl
11..ii-•,,•re 'Finney:l' Machines and Tu tln. Tin
PI Sheet. Iron, 11 irs Ae., 24 North Keeton!
sti•sd. ,eppielito Intel/let 'll Hotel.) HARRISBURG.
IVIIII F., VENETIAN ND INIANUFACTI:-
t ....tvt•tt , ll Lis t.,.11.11 tot 30 to rlruwr hot ttltt
1.0-:::..,., :old 111.1\Get
one itA winh ,trot.t, !tear Ow Pint betw ee n and
L,. Or, we.ortment of [RANDS. trimmed
,J t I'dney Ii nrsosi and Silk Trimmings. and is
I I/1 )Ik lion. the insit r, uoLle
i. ,
rti.4 Ili- 01; In Mar:anted to, go, sittisfiu Lieu, or mono)
reittit
o/pairetl. l'lorulit giro him a Mil,
c.th '1 lv• lv/at tuiy;:ly
F. SII()PE, lintrilANT TAIIAIR, Third
• /://or Io thankful for
/1. - v-rr i/atrotitno• Ik•o/tofort/ Itovtotv/tit upon II in:.
l/uttr, is, :‘,.k n 1:0111.11/11:111, 01 the sane,,, an he it/ isolt
1,t4, pro.-// thau er-r summit los lricoas owl citt
i•/05//, tt.th narinentv which entire- vatixfarti..n.
alway, Its ne //it hand a tarizo avNortmorit of duo lahva.
..trka of I I.:STINI ;5.4. CAA6111.1.111.1:6, CIAMI6,
is, Will ir1.13, Ins Wd4.l t tat• 1.//rh/nt notice, 111)..11 row/our/No
ter
ttla 1•••/ fit-t fit always worrnnto/1. loovpur
J vIY 11 . 111.1.4. U. ^VN4I . YHA NCI, I- lONS.
li. N :N Smithfield
etty imuktnincturv, CAM-
R \ I: t.; :41.1 CI iAI ttt,it.rtptio....
111. t ~..katiatt...4.ll. .it rest
1.1 • C.., Lilt, io 1,g...n t ; Imp!
W()I) I) WELL'S Iet‘RNITIME AND
I'll AIRS, Yr 11. t I. and rolail, Nato...lag er ery
rty of forms ore. to It. ‘,rod, tgaluqzany and %Vatn nol
taflo riltall bor . , 3111 i llt t foomr equal 1.. , any
iu N•• , ' Y-tk "r Philadelphia, an.l at lower Prim , Ev''fy
Lrurle road' lof hand, owl warranted.
t....l.tutit Mat of, ruf.litrl with ans quantity of 1 , 1712 N f-
T nod 111.1 I ItS. nu rowou.Lldo terms.
II null ri^nlnlyclin tarnu , hetel st the shatest notice.
Warerooms, N 77 null 79 Third strevt,
at 42 PriTB 6 UIVIII. P 1.
j
Oki N CO(' KAN !flanufactur
t .'is a Iron hathog. Iran Vaults, Van! Doors, Witsl..w
• inat ,tr , •••t rind nin Third ntroet, INS
i•nl and Market -itnaiLii. PittAburgh. Pa.: ba.‘,
hit n variety ef now often,: I.'3w, 311,1 19ain , nniUtLlr kit
ittl porpont, I'mrttenlar .ientlom ikkitt to oncloning Iln‘ve
Lots Joliliing chine ink nhort node Inar'2l
EW Cui1(11 ANN ) FAC
-11 T ,, Ity.—.IIIIIN. , TAIN, lilt (NIERS. corner of
114 . 1:11.1. nonlil
infer. their (motel, and ii generally, that v
La ~• 1.110 iiianitte eAItILIAti Fe, 11A
tl till CI, Al% ninn itrtiti I Mk`, met ''ll.l
11l all i,f hunt dnA
r. n . erk•r, will iiain•otti,l with let rrii i t.tril le dont
tininli. Itrlaur. n ill also OIL, nriinl 1./
t. no'. Unnnf in all tlwir nn I, the
' - t S, 0. I' ..t.z I i th , ) ;.4.1
V. ;•I that nil wh.• Ow. ks sib tL..lr Tutroikage, nt tli 1.,
tr.! 'll.ll tleW
• I'.i. 1,.,.. ry :. n qu.•-t, 1 t Tens a n.tl, I..fi.r pxr
‘ll7, Z
.11J.C.Irr
it,;ii c(ocri F.l( "11)tY
k n to K Illavlow. N 4.; 11.
',AI- .tr. , t, I'ilt.lmrFh -lAlaa_lr, l:
.1 V kW% I hull!a./
p- r • ..” 1. 7 ,40.41 for ',A.!) 0014111 N, "I" linjul,
mal.•rtalet.
" A, l ,A. 70.
I ). IL \V UITE & Cll., o. 59 Markt.t.
I_ll r1it..1.•. and .11, )WS DA Y, 1./VI.IIH
. , . i r pra•..a,t I'l)iA Ks, TA LM
I , \CV I.fcS m ery ni i . l r.,111,11
It 1 , 13.1 1.13133 r 3111433.31/..11 13. 333313,4, mt3l n(13..33,-1340 inivrove
11,, :41333,3.33 14.33 . 1..• 333..t1:3• 13.1333.• r 33,334 134 t 1.133.133 - 44430.3 ot th.3lr
1.334333 -.33.3431.1 4134/33, 1...1. 33.3 3333343,313.0.314. Op.) w.inl to
1• 3.r 3-331 ILr At... 33: 3.33 133333.113, 333.331,
SU/1 - 21,11M
%IT LI A -. II VEN—TBE Oro) PRlNT
tuvr. Stockt. u;.! nnJ
1N K lit tE. and :STITIUNEILI pr,
.4;1, cvanw•ccial. Canal
..! J;;It PRINT; XI and Bttoi( BIN Dtm;. rmd
tlit• Maak P rok. 1 . 1;0., an.; ,q7 . 1t14 41-
.•. :•11. It 0: • :!!}..•rt,,,1 mat i,. and ~ n tln 1114. At r,1.1,11/thie
till MAIO! 11 - .1 41, , 1 Wart•ltotA4.•, PrOttATIF
..f
It I , IIAN i ) C. rtOCK :AlllllllflletAlrer of
Itram Broottx I.OIIK I .•
!rr 1 !it'll' 111.1 Jr• •i•
(I.ur All Aim!". ‘,l
IP, korl. t••
.T•l••tIt !!••111•III•,:. 3.! I , lai 1.
•ltl
U tkiii bon
A I Friiiii•vi mitriilciacturoil iu tho
11,1 !' • ',jury with 'up 4..1
.11,1 ,•• • ciAir
l:1,1k EN A: t'A). hare on harul, at,
A•
Mi
• ••, i• A 111 N ittld Cfl.l.lli ht.l\CF It'
! • . \.• t-itt•11,11-1,1 ytr, t, lam , tv...t. , truttettt V•vit• v
tin F1:1 , 11111 , . !twit tlt..y volt pv.v• o•ttt.
thy, •ItYt..ntar, rut. caYlt .40 y. I
. •
.. • •
f11.110.1r,S ti.k lINETT, Ilo•RsE Sliort t ANTI
111..1(li , 111T11. hay, 111 , .• and e‘oivitr,..l.,.
f{ll , l
.1. .I r• ~di ‘‘..rl. in 1,, 1411, 1,101
1 . 111, 1111. ,•I
• •qt• tio4 1./1. ; 111..1c
•
)i
.li4,ll4.llLMh.•i:t
fl • );: 11. ir•-; thtil,
11.411,1• , 111 14 In 1101
!1.,11 l• t,, s",•1 1111
• • \1:1 , IA /sin] a:.
:ui•l 11:1 , 4k, I'l:u.. tlll ollt• 114,01
1,441.
..r. 1 , 1 0, , tV d.-vrripth.n.
1! tot! t'ttlitt•ttl,
,r, t . tII, It
\VT I I,S l )Nrnrr Market and F,,,rth
th.• Inr -,t k IVATVIIN',.. NINE
1: 11 , l• , I. i. , 1111 , 1 iii Wi..to•ril Pormsyl,l3:.
lli
lA,
'•. A tA, TN h), !ow, ws, Al
1111 n att
tll,l
1, Ftut .:t• , liqlo pr.nlial) and In 1/1.
1, 1 1 . 1.TuN c.k NVoRKS, FOUNDRY .INI)
‘t it! \ t t —Thu etti—t
=IEEE
nu,l
ot. .t
;a, nll “rfl.•rs for
H. 14111, ri.ft.ofut, itrwt.l, 111134,1 atati xll
t' It.*
A 14 , 1. ft. , of a: 1.1 z,, t11:1RING, 1:111,
It; , A D I'. ..1 id] 41. , I•riplik , 11A.11/1,1 ibtly,
ti pot t. , A Fonsitlrt awl ltmdtt,to
..td-partittoitUt aro
,m 1 pt mmt 010-ttly fro,o I ,. ..mttorrt matoirt..tt-rotot—
w Ito 111 , 111-41v..t. mlopt all V2Olialilt.
, mprot , toont,. ia0.,..2. , .tr; ‘v.
- _ - -
MEI;icAN )1.1(11E-
F.O "I'l • h Nq: 1 . • ,
l'.k El: NI ACHE 111 - tN,kM E . NTs
Clsurrh , ., 11 , 1txes, Stvaullinats,
F 1 - .m..5, Flin.l , Av and ltrarke.,
N,ltt/I:tows mid , %•ntr, I,r o . llmg, 11..,.ett0s
11.ml.tme. or ever y :111/I
ill w...rranto,l imm , durable than Itny o[ll,llll.'le
4,f- I ), loM oxr•rlit.,l the notic
N It.--Ath•intiiiii of Straiiili,a iluiblers IA especially ili.
reetisi to thi, article, ua amount of its light weight.
CUMNIINS, TUSKS
,Na. 7S Second street, betwoen IVisid anti Market,
Pittsburgh.
IG MA NrEACT()RY—Mxs. RENTER,
I.lll,ltiet.oppo4it. the Collector's
lii•Je's) Cgs. Is 1 , 111.1 - 1 - 11 I. CII lirtlerA !Ur IV 10 , k
:Old .11 k bek iIiN.IIIr7,TA r. 'IA !It The 1,1 , t
gid., sons.-rl,l an-1 esti, sittlefnetbar guar
natissi. my
•
J .311,4 1103.1 . . ..... . 4,149 C. KY.
B!AK ELY A:, 'LICH El, REAL EsTATt, Mtn-
KILS, Lt./ Smithfield
V.Lrnts, Lots, Mille , l'nrnacos, bought anti
iir I MI 1 , 17111111.it , 11 : hand NV4trrant., nought, gold and b War
t:L ; Utlla , {1.1•1116 and Nt.t,d Especial attenti..n
goutling o f Chtun. Terms
roasouttlAle. nor27Am
T) EV 0 LI% E ILS 1 RE VOL ERS ! ust re
-4141,1. by Exprm, direct front 1 4.2 . e
the tottniiihrturvnt, !TICS:Aid 1.1.111-
111• III of Cot.r's It EPF.ATING PISTOLS,
four, fine tool six inch bitrroln, NI nut
s,l i.il we trill well ter onelt al all low
pr,,, a,: they run be bought in the city of New York. re,
•ikitti going to Australia and California will find that they nut
do 'K at, by purchasing tbeit eqn.page at bonne. Clain they
ran anz ,, 114 p•r.o.e. n chum:, t., try
any ..f the ata ve risLok before 103 , 111 g the City, Auld in nun
of n Etiluer refund the nionny.
DOWN & TECLEY,
Arid 136 Wood strm.t., Pittsburgh.
NOTICE.--Ilaving
IL) t hi, day reee.ciatiiil with mn, T 11031.18 11 Ili arrr,
us n
p.O Luer of Importing, Itoctifying anti Dirt-
It Ili lig Liquors, the itllallleaS will hereafter be conducted
itioler the etyla or firm of J. it T. (31101 ITT.
Pittsburgh, Dererntwr 29, Piti3.--t Im] JNO. ROUTT,
T T. GRoUTT, Irriportsrs of Brandies,
P • kin. wino ; Floaters in Fine old M0 tt0 n,i,,.1 3 (r,
11 lathy, Brandy. I. Also, si-i-iise r s Di.tillora.
I' nn nor d and First stroots, Pittsburgh. x. 1,21
- I)orri;Efts.--JOIIN OGDEN & Co., Bottlers,
N 0.1,7 Fist .tr.. t. respsctfully inform the Fruh-
Is (hat tlo.y ,1110 .1
Itiy. Oil hand a largo .apply of
SA IVI P A Itl 1.1. A . N - 11 N ERA F. M" ATER, ALE and PORTER.,
01 the finality.
aitetiti.l families ie particularly direrted to 'l,,
t that lionit , W AIN RIG llrt.; A Lit: to ILI parrot xin tr.
I'l.l t.-tans 1 . ..0.1.111r 11.1 tt to I . : omit', on „r j ,„
EDI suerigthf.nlng, pi.tlittem ...nit I y
*Pt •
A •
I,lld And it La. ..I‘ , lll - .
h.., rartll+ll Ilwttt v% It 11
=EI
NU3II3ER 121.
BUSINES
,S CARDS
OIIN LITTLE, Jr
inns
ckles
BRANDIES.
Gente Brandy, (Very tine,)
(Ytnrd Dupoy Co., (Rupor.)
Marrt•tt.
Agent, An. 201 Liber
I thy fi,llowing very thotce fix
Januar:A.
5au .....„4„ Ut (srly.
O[Y
Loud. m Cordial,
WINES.
Sarcial
lioward, March it Co., 311td'rn,
hist. India. Madeiro.,
Table do
Slsorry,
M0.11.111;11° clo
Cocking do
IG•. "irc. I" , ,rt,
Puro Juice do
Oriliti.iry
St.. Julien Claret,
51/Lia,,,.!•1 Dry,
SUNDRIES.
Rutherionra Scotch Ale,
Barclay's London Porter,
Wild Cherry Brandy,
Alaant
Anisctla,
CuraccA,
Sardinca,
Mocha and Java,
Young Aye. and Black Tess,
English Bronson Cheese,
Luiportial Havana Ctgarc, of
IM • S 141,4 , t,
Champ
Aii.•li,,
V”rwoney,
llohh.seck,
Together with RH other art
nem.
various brands,
Old Monongahela Whisky, of
all grades.
141 ea cmtneetcd with the Lust
OEMAM
I(I ER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.—
Anticipating tho wont of facilities for transiiorting
Freight:, to anti from this Eastern Cities, via l'.1,1111,131,141):1,
Canal anti Railroad., we havv incr....101l our stock of Bottle,
+ll.llle, to a DOUBLE DAILY LINE, wide), gives no a
capacity of vv.. h oot tons rr month each way.
W.. 11,511, our r, lb"— dispntcd to pittroni,e the'
Staff. iiiiprovoitioats, ther-e will nothing spared on our
part gf horn' flail:fraction in forwarding t:n.itern
and Western Freights with promptitude and desisttch.
K (ER & MITCHELL,
auf. fllfy Calm! Pittßliurgh, Pa.
11 my ey« tillr my filth will I trine."
iIIiI'ORTANT TO THOSE AFFLIG'rED
\VITII EAU SlGHT.—Persons At die rit) g front 11.141. Sight,
arming - ft. , to impaired risiuu, rontdittitiotoil doczty..l.l .get
other would 41,, well to call upon Dr. G. E. 811.115",
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, whete they Thrty. rely rtiNot
SpootAtiot toLtptell to the JUST %VA Ni'S OP
THE EYE. Athirws, Jy Fifth strcot, opposite A. A. Mr...on'x,
Pittv.hurg,ll.
?Ificroneopeft. Thertnotleott•rA. and every
article tippertalnlng to the Optician trade, kept and I....pairrd
on the
insert,' In old Pramrs.
WI, Any artitio not apinmed of, vschangtrl fr.•r of ex
1111:1I.E ZINC Imdersigneti
null tall th, mi..ntinu of dsWts and ronsiunors to
their eam o crior art irks ~f ZINC PA I N'rc. ground by a imw
prorcaa, and frce from the objeilions bitliorto ninth, tt, Zinc
Patti n.
There are no bran,la more favorably known. and we invite
tLo ele.leta scrntinr to the quality or them. We mannfileture
male bat the •• Ville Montagne CoSt Zitia. in oil of foreign
man rata are. bat .01 of the various brands or Anna lean.
Th., who wiah to puritan..' an aruele that can tot relied ~
a. lea..• tel iinadalt• rate.l. can It. :u cr. ,etEing it of on.
11 - e attention to oar brand Ft.•neh lane. without
, Ilia It 41•1101.1•• •• a nil pun lia,eit of itm with thin
,i• tolaritti tee fi.iL if flirt
ninc.., Ifrod..ll lArte, NVIV
ISAIAH DICKEY L
M) Watr•r Ptri-et,
S
AND
El '
nl ELODEOIVS.
If hLlilt6lt k 11101. Aod for Mao 1..1 of
lubtruoy-utn, Silo. It 1.11. \\ a/ mut
Efll".t L IY 7\i; : 4 171'F:1 001 C, to any
ri\ Ith ..I,:bt p+. ILLLdt' by
'4 . /11 F I•111:Vt I:. Slot \zund, ll.•rotany.
II Alt MI s, ,t.. 14, I' Trap.., a Stutt
-2:711,1.
1/11`.• TlStri/M1 • 111, Itnn , le. n examitwti Lv the rtnob•st.ws
totem, tw.. wh., iwt.w.a.nnt litent, in
ii ;i i.; e..lntnr :in , / 'M4 , 1114,1.1 of vim.. folly ennui
Clittrvit .w Parka ri• arramvtd
that a VIIILU ut EiGLIT 1 J....11LS CAN WOltli 11111.11
W IT I I
1L t.tll IiONS MADE BY C.AIIIIART N EEDII A NI. N. Y.
It In 11.1, It, &Ay any Um h.; in their 1a , ..r. The
elli. ptrtll , l". Mr. CUM nor. I/4 irrrrrarrr of
the Ihheleoth awl the surterh.rity of the in.itruthenti has
her, 1., n .thestl.te..l. Thry err ice hr,ler, for tlwan from
ell pet a., 1 the w ''rid. Ohe hf their hint nud moot ittol. , rtunt
repro,, 111.•11DI in 01.. Di l Cl{l.F. 10 11 ELL which, whiht it oh-
Ile, I 14.• nrvt, an.d IL+ the player zrentrr varioty of efforts.
thw,..hnier-. tart. ro.ittettteti a. , tt,ttitino ttettl °outfim tt thou,
.•-I c, ..f the ttuiteri•trity ..f at n 0,., which will I.• sold .1
the most rvariohable tem. by 11. KLEBER & BRO., No. 113
Filth tttrt...t.
P. S—A frrsib supply ,)1 NUNNS & CLARK'S and uttor
PIANOS 4111 the tray. jatZ
L• Elilli'L iI R BLD & SON,
MANUFACTURERS,
=l=l==l
. , ... • .
Tl. .alaArril•••r• rvalaa - trully announce that SIIIIM3 made
by than are g - naranti , 4l st: Will M forwartiod to any part
••f the Colon. on r , •,:oiring from the part'. Sell.bisg the
fla•ir prrw ay.l tn•amnro•nu•ut Su it,114 . 8. to
the fortonl.i. givoo
Itentetnber. the alt e Inunt to• enrefully and nrenrat,:y
takeit. no mil neree,nry alb.wane, , ,, an. 'mule by the -utter of
tly• establiehment.
I•t. .in at to I the neck.
',t in. do. wrint.
r . .d. lb.. rheot ink nnotna e ly.
Ith. Fr.... the toidelle of shernlder, letmth of arm to the
tvc
h. 11.•141,: el' the person, from the shoulder to tt lcnet,
Whottior w itti or without collars, th, style o f
and any rcrtion ritunribi firdlieu,
Tin• i•lan t quits. ittiblitc. Anil will tai of groat value to
ail. awn :it a who /111/1 it . to obtain at
liiiine chums to satisfy thorn in aryl.. tied
Aro , .on Karol. a toll tiasortment of Shirt, of our 1.11 matt
nftwttirii, and Gicttbitnen's Furntsttitur
L 111 ItSIIFELD SON,
No. 70 strl4 , t, Pittcliorzh.
'(
)"1' f C - -The partilt , rship lieretifore exist
/I ieg- 1.-iweee ~Ace . lb.tettrr. Tl..ttelter ,1.1 G. IV.
ttith.l.,kr th. lima of fIoSTE'rTER„
11, T rlt day ~f 11, .1101-.•
.•; Ose .oi U. Ilost, ;;., I i.”.•11.,.
I ill 1.• ~ .totti.•to.l :Li inoi, 11,
nani !TN
.lAom nosTicrrEß,
d 7 tl. W. SNIFTII.
d 1 )1,1 , PENS- -M.anv now find it difficult to
13r pi ocito; Penn no 1.;;;od a..:fortnerl). Manufacturers and
lts.• 1;o en tenth ie.l h. oelitee utt.dity of I; ;at uohl
aloi t 111•31,414, hi ookr to reduce the prim--eolooners
I..rretton: that low price a not alw.tps cheap.
We have one P. - 0. 111:.414. t o order, of the very
bort zealot an.l tun! marrunto;l—front $1 to $l.
IV W. WILSON. 67 Market stmt,
Corner of Fourth.
1) I A SOS AND E LC/I/EON S.--JOIIN IL
111.1.,11. No. , IlVood etn..vt, between
Ihunlowl alloy and Fourth street, will imelq.l..k
th, da.. Prlthy t aablitiem to a .•
s •
large stork
now on { n u n ', ' f
haulm N PIANO-FORTES,
.11141 n r•ann,.leto unit clointnt oily stuck of MASON & ii .1 31-
VS NI 'DEL M ELUDE. INS. ja2.3
}ION EY. —Au a/Tustin:ll,y iiivvist
iniatt. :tthl partnrnatip in a magnitivent. pertnaneitt,
elaplv Juni ltieruto taisint,s, ue tam "pen for itcocputips,
I,y a I,lyu 1 P. Makr• unalny. li-reit a shain
that .10c. n..t ,svor taittitien in 3 , Ill , 11".Y. Num. but ruluthic
partis uth lainitivss qualificalhou. and tibia to
fhtskk: availablo capital. 1100,1 reply to this untie' atvi
sitcli, a thathaintrainui forts will lr prissuntral. blast will
exinhii pusiii.at tho iihva captivating atal ilusirchla. Thin
In no guini.y. crtisentent, but tonne Ale :nal
nolistantiai is rtyr vv.:Troia ; Ulu nevsrvst ir.rutin) in-
0:9 . A Nlatillfartiarr," Po.t. OMeP, Pit tidal mit, P,.,
and fall itoll. WIII ciintatunicatell.
IRUN CITY COLLI , 36E-I)Av AND EVENING
li`riimg and 11.Aik-kincitiiig.—Latlies
avid Apartat.tuts ntsparate.
ARITII METIC, and Ita applieationa to tin... Anew, (a new
sytdrin,) abortcr. Alai nor, mid better adapted to 1 , 11,i11,814, than
in to be found la nay trratioo. IteAulta obtained with great
facility by now rules. Wrinad "Arithmetical Magic." Arial
inetie. per month. $4.
Call fur a Circular of Lim College,
docl JIiNIUNS, Principal.
IIOMAS
OLIVER, s
, ADDLE, 'IA RNF:SS ANT)
T
BIANUFACTUR-ER, Cu. 4. St. Clair stront,
Pittsburgh.
Home Clothing, Ship, Spurn. kr
J. 11. JONES T P. Deaces.
JONES. & DENNY, Vorwardlng and Communion Mor
chauts, No. St Meter Otroot. PittAlurgh. [apt
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AT OREATLY REDUCED rIZTOES.
RAIN M. is now to•lling ott tin large and
choice tg , tck of foie Watches, (looks, Jewelry nod Fancy
At vrry 1:11 ti r•t I, i•t, preparatory It,
Store Bodin and tile purrlid,P of an entire
new stook f.,e the spring trade,
i.e. to. l lesiring BA Itt 1 Al NS should gall early. RA
it it his doti•nuinntion to close oat his prusent stock with
ont regard to fanner prima.
lh,n't forget Lb , . place—ROlrEliTS', 16 Fl pTII ~ troet, near
Sl.trket. feb6
00 ! COAL!! COAL!!!—Cannel Coal
will now he tieliVPMI to any part of tho two cities, if
orders addressed to ma are lot at Dr. ROBERT W RAY'S
HIOCERY, on Smithfield street, opposite the Putt Office, or
at ROUT. WATSON'S STORE, corner of Liberty and Wayno
streets. Ifehlul3wl J. R. STEWART, Agent.
TH E HOPE COAL COMPANY having ro
coolly met with lows in transporting coal to Cincin
nati, being insured by the Manufacturers` Insurance Com
pany, of Philadelphia, talto pleasure in stating that their
claims were promptly adjusted by J. Newton Jones, Agent
of add Company. D. BUSHNELL,
Agent of Hope Coal Company, Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh. Dezember 27, 1855. ' [dec2B
EN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—ROSENTHAL di IMO- Fifth street, opposite Ma
moo's, have a large elect of Men and Boys' CLOTHING
~,, hand, comprising some entirely new and elel,min styles,
which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest rash prices.
Also, a largo and fashionable stock of RENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS.
SWA_LLOW-TA_IL LINE OF LIVERPOOL
AND NEW VOILK PACKET SHIPS.
Owned by thrudius Grinnell, 87 South str,d, N. T.
The anbiteriber is the only Agent in
Lou—has
burgh for the above u—has always on
band DR k NTS fur sale fur any amount, payable at any Dank
in England, Ireland, Scotland MA Wales.
JOHN THOMPSON, F7nrepean Agent„
jakly 410 Liberty street, Pittahnrgh.
Q HELL OYSTERS—We are 1111 W receiving
),..) a regular and rnnstant supply kt SMEL L eiId CAN' OYSTERS, •
AT No 38 MONOALLETILIA.
!,1.213 6EO BEALE.
121=11
r,~, ; a _
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
AGREED ON BY TILE PITTSDURGII
TEN LOW OP NONFA , II am LEES
Ono afituire, one ins o rUon
Do. each additional inaortion--..
Do. ono
Do. two weeks
Do. three, weeks_.. ..... .
Do. nuo pay* , ,
Do. two mouths...., ,_
Do. three, months
Do. font. m0nth5.........
Do. six months..
Do. one year
Standing Card, nix tines or tem, per annum
eIIArtGYAIILT. AT ItEASITAC
One square, par annum, (exclusive of the paper,)..—.
Marriage notiogy 50 cents; Death. notices, 25 cents.
miscEr,ligkots
BRIEF POSTPONEMENT
THE SECOND ANNEAL DIStItI BUTTON
The Management 'ar tho COS lOPOI.ITAN ART 21.850.
CIATION anuounco a brief popetnout of the Inatribu
don of the Works of Art from the 'Mat of January to the
'2Bth of February noat(tho-811," it, last yeaq,Ar, WMY-W
TIME IT WILL MOST POSITIVELY TATO. PLACL
The above change iu the time of the thetribution ham
boon (contrary to the ot.pectation of _the Management)
deemed expedient in order to receiVe = the reports of distant
Sec retaries; which, owing toile late stsrmittlirmightmt the
country and the constsmont derangement of the waits; will
be delayed from reaching the Wditetii*Oflice- by tin.; 31st of
January.
To those who have already become mutat:it of the Asso
ciation, the Management moat rtuipittfully,M,Mest their in.
nuence to increase the list of subscribers &nal each
member increase his subscripthin att additional 'Periodi
cal, or induce a friend to subscribe, the future' benefit to thu
Aasociation would be at least trebled—OntiblltiktheMtinago.
merit to makeatill greater outlays for.Worheof Att : h
The Last Chance la now. presented to
Subecribc.
TIIE:DISTIETBITPION will positively tako plaesi:TlEtat.S.
DAY EVENING, FRIIRIJAILY 2S, when the large and
valuable collection of Werke of Art, noniptieting the cele
brated OENOA.GRUOLFIX, the MARIII4I RUSTS by POW
ERS, BRONZE STATUARY, and several hundred magnifi
cent OIL PAINTINGS, will to 'distributed amling.tlw sub
scribers for the second year. .
TERMS OF MIIIIIMIRSITIP.
. - .
The payment of Three Dollar° constitute° any . one . . a mem
ber of this Association, and. entitles hint to either one of the
Magazines for ous year, and also a ticket in the distribution
of too Statuary and PrlintiZipl.
The "Literature Issued to mibscritidnt consist° of tho-foilow
lug
Monthly Magazines : Harper's, Butusan's Knickerbocker,
Blackwood's, Household Words, Gridnun's, and Hoday's La
dy's Book.
Persons taking five membershipsiettre entitled to any five
of the }fawn:hies for ono year, and hi sis tickes in thb distri
bution. The net proceeds derived iftumithsaale of member
ships are devoted to the Laugh : nib' of works of art for the en
suing year.' • .
The. Atirantago Staia4:py; - be . cam 14:ii k member of this
Association, are— •-•••-
Ist. All persons rertelviiiVAZi•ialue e44lteii - suluir' ;Aim
at the dart, in the shape oeffpturglhtgasitie Llteraiure.
m
2d. Each member co loilintios , ";trairfud4 - purchasing
choice Works of Art, vellichere..to be distributed among
themselves, and are tit' the santrainiliencouraging thO Artiste
of the country, disbursing thousands of thillars.-througii its
agency.
• Persons in re titling funds for membership .inpleaso sive
their post.ojficc udilrues in full, stating thu month they wish
the Nlugazine to commence, and harritheletter registered at
the pust-ottice to prevent loss; on its receipt .a certdicate of
neon bership, together with .la.L., , azitte &mired, will ho
forwarded to any port of the country.
Those who purchase Maiptzines ut txxilcstoresprill observe
that by Joining this Association; theyrreceire tha Jfecgorirur
and free ticket in the annual distritnitiors all at the Sarno price
they now my for the Magazine alone. -.
For Memberships, address •
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A,
A t 'eftb, of the Principal Offices-- , Knichethoeker
vino" otdce, 348 Broadway, Nerg, , Lorlt; or W,esteru tame, 166
Water street, S..auclusky Ohio.
Subscriptions received by Dr. GEORGE 1.1.-REYSER,
So. 140 Wood stroot, !loam:try socretary t for Pittsburgh,
Pen on. cob°
SA_NDSY SARSAPAREIXAL.
SN QUART BOTT.E.M.
She the Removal and Permanent Care of all Distaste arising
from on Impure Cate of the .ISlood, or
of the gystem.,
EALTII depends principall3r- upon the
coadinaa of the blood—its (ablation hy passage
through the lungs, and distribution- into
. the Annals of ob.
sorption, circulation ' respiration, anti secretion, constitute
the , phenomena of Life. These organs ore imbued with
wonderful sympathetic aflinities; if any Quo of. them is int
im:petty itflisdeiL they all become irritated and inflatmsl, the
en sonde pods derang®L patina of au kinds caw° on, cape
eially in the head and limbs, accompanied with a bunting
heat., lose of appetite;estnsn nervous debility, nausea, na.r.
I anxiety, depression of spirits, disturbed sleep, and indite
position to make the alightest physical exertion. If the, vital
Mild be charged with the elements of disease, sicklacsei moat
he the consequence. It is then evident that a medicine is
',hied that will cleanse and petrify the blood,Stml such is
SAN DS' SARSAPAItILLA. It assists digestion, creates ap
petite, strengthens the system, and by reinoidng the call o w of
the disease effects a complete and permanent Imre._
The following unsolicited communication is one einem:
thou. - mils that an, front time to time aildromeildtros fnim
all quarters of the world, to which wc.invite attention:
Lynx Co., (Menem Tee., March 14, LW.
Reif D. &Inds, tVeso,Fork-6tiatlntnen: Ire the
spring of 155:3 I left luilLatta with lay with and seven chil
dren fur Oregon, and arrived glibly at Salmon Palls, Snake
River, without any difficulty; at this place our eldest hey
seize{ with a swelling and severe pains in the legs. which
day by day grew worse, until his legs maitracnid and beciune
m painful that he could not walk: we had to curry hint in
and about the wagon like an infant; -Ills moaning was
dreadful, keeping us awake umuiy all night. We reached
Albany on the 3.1 of October; completely worn out , by
(Algae; by this time he was reduced to a perfect skeleton.
lbw° we were rumbled to consult a physician, Dr. 11111, who
honestly confmsralle could not cure him, although ho could
give him enshrine that would relieve the pain. In this exi
gency wimrthing remained to be dons speelihy, hr death was
inevitable. Being recommended to try your Sarimparilia, I
procured a bottle; after taking sumo ho appeared senate; but
persevering with it.„l obtained a second bottle, which seemed
to grapple with the ilnu,ne and caused a marked improve.
meld the swellit, rind pain in the legs mitre reduces!, his
appetite unproved, anti his color began to rota fat. Thus en
couraged. I purriumed a third bottle, while taking which the
swellings in his legs broke, and some pieces of bones 011P
th of an inch In n s cam, out; niter which his legs
straightened and hteiTed try,. lie Is hew perfectly'reenvered,
hes 110 appearance of beiug - a cripple, and can perform most
kinds of isminton labor. All this has been effected, as many
ran certify, by three tattles of your valtmble Sarsaparilla, of
which, under provid.toe, my tam remains a living teatime-
alai, Yours, respectfully, CALEB DAVIS.
Prrikanal and sold by A. D. A D. SANDS, Druggists
andChomixts, .100 PIII4III Ntrevt, Now York. Sold also by
0. A. PAIINESTOCK A CO., YLEMINO BROS., Pittsburgh,
and ht Druggists grogrully. I'rico $.l per bottle, or six bot
tle. for $5. 11.4,97.1 m
cJTEAM ENDIVE AND PUMP 'PACTUNG
kj AND LlNlNG.—Tuch'ii Patent Elastic Parking alai
for all parts of Steata Engiura•ansl Pnitips, whern
soft parking is used.
giueons nod nil others who have:used this Packing, ac
knowledgo its superiority over nil other kipds kntiwn. Its
advantages: great durability. saving of talftiwi' redaction of
friction, consequently moving of polver-...5‘ Letter vacuum Is
tunintained on long voyages of vessels . titan nuy other
material, thereby COOUfti.I.6IU fuel. • .
It In tett 1,114. , 1,, I. taken not of the staffi rag-bon,
bur. !vine packed inn metal lie cone, filled inside Elio stuffing
the lou•king lo gradually committed, tints saving limo
mini material.
It is uuolo in longtl. of tweNe feet,to 2 itieles atm.
tvr, and also in shorts of :Iny sine awl th 36. wkneas.
Samples of the Packing awl modem of the. enure can lie
pro, mnl ordons will be rtroirotl, at
W. S. IfAVIINTs
Stationery Warehouse, lii4rkeist., earner of td.
Tr W MU U .
Jura inil•liAiy,l and received by
is !ARM k ItRO., in wham, u 4 thn
INNoCKNCR--Gratl tialop do con'. ;
..orulasr. sl and dedicated to Nina.i!dirry
hL Scb.nleY oC OraritY, by Henry Rlober;
CRDIVIIETS AND QpAVEß.s—.Throo vaicy and pleasing
Rondos, rspeeintirdeSignod and corspoinid for trartang Fur.
posrs, by H. Weber. .
•
. . .
THE MAI DEN'S LAMENT. or a Woman Can't Prupose—
A ehenrful and pleasing nong. .13ottr woids and music
sprightly and effective; by IL Reb'`lk.
GOOD NIGHT AND PLEASANT DEBAIL...-11eautiful
nrw st,og. by W. V. WuHam
sto Songs by Wurzoll, (anthor of Hazel Doll, new, plena.
log. and vary easy.
Also, a sulection of nryr Polkas, Schottisches, Waltzes,
etc.. oto For sale by IL KLUDER
No. 6.3 Nifth street.
N. R.—A fresh supply of NUNSS t CLARK'S PIANOS
on the way. febS
IRON CITY COMMERCIALCOLLIt.:C.II----
ISO Students attonding; the Day and . Ereningtla,asta.
Pen tnAugh:p, Boolo.keepunr Arittanotic and its' applien.
dons to bminces, Caught in thin evtenstva&Nvercki School
and Model Coanting-house, to large classes of Lathes and
Chwitlemen.
Success gltarantred.to all isho attend. A fourbsueos fr om
an unsurpassed penman correct the worst bilanturtiting.
Book,keeping,, when correctly taught, Is easily learned.
Merchants and business men apply hero for first class
Book-keepers,. Accountants and Clerks. Call and- obtain
specimens of Business writing--a circular for full infortua.
tion--oppOsite the Post OiDce, at I.XILLEOE IfAht:
deal
1 -I, ITEUMATItikI AVD N.IIII4AI.OIA—Dr. BROWN hereby
informs the ainicted that hie remedy far tlin olnivo awn
titans' die sere In ono that will CUM. HA Will warrant a
cure in any cane of this t ina. Thin remedy was hover known
to fail when properly persevere,/ with. ' ••
Many, suffer the torturo of this complaint for months and
years, selicn a bow doll= would procure a'cortaln, safe and
stxoidy rniuoly.
.. -
Office and Private Consulting Rooms, No. 4it DIAMOND
ALLEY. •
BucKLEI"s VIOLIN TUNES-4'A
hstiun of bastutiful Waltz..., Polkas, Quadr E les, (with
figures fbr Monaural Jigs, Rats , etc. Ilucklers asdahritted
lutitotions of the Farm bard and the Power of.Alusio."
This is a choice work fur tunateur players on the violin.
The collection of Jigs atnl ltveli3 never betore pub-Halted, is
alone worth double the price of the Look. Erieo.so cents.
Copies maths], issitage paid. CHAIN.OWE
Ja4 IDI Wood st., second door above Fifth.
Air 3IG111"S PREMIUII NATILAiiioN
cools the head, and removes all
. syMplOitis . of Head
oche._ .
Persons using . •
WRIGHT'S 11.4.111LiRION
Aro never liable to sunstroke. •
WRIGHT'S FR.E2dII.III AinTATITC/i
Is the Most valuable acquisition to the toilet, retaining the
Hair in any required form.
Far sale by Dr. GEO. 11. EMBER wad It. V.;' SELLERS
St CO., at 26 cents par bottle angle
T ADIEs ,. WRITING. OL N'S
COLLFA3II.—The Litho? Writing Classbf this'lnstitu
tit,is removed loan elegantly furnished, carrpoted apart.
mou t edj u lning the Classical Department, where Ladies are
instructalin 5.1 r. Williams' elegant stylo of. i'mamanaldp.
A Class of Lady Teachers meet on Saturdayn, front 3 till 6
P. 51. For terms and particular?, apply to the Principal.
teliB;daw DUFF.
OR 02111 E— V ALUARLE PROPERTY IN ST.
1. Louts, MU—The tower portion of block 747. fronting
Ott Victor 49% feet, Kosciusko 278 feet, Main 200 feet.
The Ink' Mountainottailrentit runs by.itan Koscinske—ti,,,
Thtpot. being within two squares. It is well suited for the
site of net Iron Works. Enquire at Bailin', BROWN &
C 0,8„ Pittsburgh, or of IRWIN 7. SEITII, Attorney at
Law,'St. 'Unita Mo.
1J ana, rliN
.--Ginni n Land in in%
for city property. Enquiry:, of THOMAS IVOCIte,
i 24 75 Fourtkatreet.
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