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PITTSBURGH POST. '1
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IV EDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 27
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PEACE
PROSPECTS.
. .
The Austrian ultimatum lately presented to
the Russian government was merely accepted by
the Czar us a basis of argatiatiuns. Ile is bound
to neither of the points submitted, but merely
to make them the subject of negotiation and
discussion at the Conference, which is held at
rads.
tht this slender basis of hope the French and
English rest their speculations as to the pros-
~f a speedy termination of the war. And
so sanguine are they that such will be the re
sult that stocks rise rapidly, provisions fall in
p ice, and trade and confidence revive.
It may be well to consider the position of the
three great parties to the war, and the different
motives that influence them. The French Eva
peror has won all for which he entered upon the
coolest. He has secured Turkey from conquest:
prevented the approach of the Russian dominion
to the shores of the Mediterranean ; and all the
glory won by the Allies.is fairly assigned to the
arms of France. The French nation demands
no more, and would gladly accept peace. To
France the objects of the war are attained: hut
not so to England. Kars has fallen. The Rus
sians are still in possession of the greater part of
of Circassia, Georgia and a portion of Armenia.
In fact, their road to British India is open. The
great object of England is to close that road,
and thus se,:ure her East Indian passe-signs.
Lail that is done the purpose for which she has
armed for the conflict is not attained, and she
wants :0101her eatnpa' , gn. And she wants France
to help her in it. But the French show strong
symptoms of unwillingness to fight merely for
England's benefit. France. then, is prepared for
peace, and desires it.. England is not, and will
en•-leaver to demand such terms as will pre-
Russia, on the other hand, has quite different
Peace now would hardly be honorable
t.. Russia and no tuition is nn.re tenneicots of
its honnr, or wore uniformly Successful before
is ti rrninntes n war. Ily accepting the terms
proposed, as a lucre basis for discu , sion . , it c,..tn
nlits itself to nothing. It thereby acquires the
credit ef moderation and a willingne, , to stop
the effusion of hloa l. It gives Austria an ex.
case fur continued neutrality. It gains time for
more formidable preparations : and must of all,
it gains the chances of alienating England and
l'rance, and thus greatly weakening the alliance
pgainst Russia. Such ili/1,11e,, are the 11111 In
:t111". oC the Emperor \lexander in con , enting to
t+•gotiate on such a liat:H. That lei w kio , l pub
bait to such terms in the eu•l is impossibie
natin will tat ii,rrnit it. better writer- , frkm
Si. Peter-burgh say that already there AT, 1 , het
per, era v, , ltit.-11 that -hall
i t ,i 1.1 3 e, lite 1..1.1 tuel fiery C. , 11-lititt,ite the
t'.r.au•. But they await the re , ult the
, at:•I they will he -Iw-tie.l with it I,
Leaan. - e there will I , e: we on the
terms proposed.
The , piestion of peace or cutttinue•l war in
Europ, become , utinoq importv•ce to thin
e,,untcy at the present time. If the war contin
ues in Europe, England NVI!I 110 t venture upon
war with this country But should peace be the
result of the Paris Conference, which proba
bly now in session, then we may apprehend
rule encounter with England's great navy. li
is fully armed and prepared for instant service.
The temper of the English government is deci
dedly hostile to 00, an•l should a Eur••lean peace
lie force•l upon her, she will be 'coy apt to re
s dye on breaking her treaty with this country.
and taking entire possession, of Central America .
We have evidently a deep interest i n th e p ar i,
conference. If it proves failure. like the Vien
na c,diference of last year. Itu, , sla will keep the
peace for us for at least one year more. and per
haps several years. An] such will probaldy he
the result of that meeting. If so, the time gain
ed should be diliigently emidoyed in largely in
our many strentthening our cort‘t an I
harbor defence• : ,Upp:yillg our arS1•11:1.1: 4 nmi
naval stations with all the materials and most
approved weapons tf war : and cultivating friend
ly rclations with the American nations to the
',Alai of us, and the British Provinces t o the
north. A struggle must come sometime for finii.
and full freedom from European donlit ation am
arrogance : mid it is guilty folly to delay full and
formidable preparation for it.
(;,,V. CHASE ANIJ THE CINCINNATI CELEBRA
nos.—Same of the special admirer , . of Gov
Cba.e. of Ohio, inducting one of the l'incinnat
papers—are making a great ado over a fanei,•:
insult to that gentleman at the banquet given m
the Ile wee present un the "ce:u.i, n. a•
were the Legislature and a number of di•tin
guiehed strangers from all parts of the [stun.
but he wa.l toasted in the regular list made
out by the Committee. A , the celebration an
a national one the Committee o , intenti that
Nsci:d Lave }wen t3 ,, t, to toa , t their ncn
StfliP, they therur.,ro I , ft it 1,1111;tecr
i;ut when .v ~;* I n.lians,
sentiment, Mr. 1 . 1.1v.e replying and
after left till• table. The prcs , gi.nerally le n
the I:onunittee and think that Ow Governor an
hisfriends need not have been o senAitivii.
TALL TA LK I NG. - Are puldi,l: to-day a speci
men of tall talking, taken from th e
graph. It is a curiosity in its Way. and shoulii
he read as a warning to Americans of the ter
rible perils that surround this nation, if one,
John Bull, lets slip the dogs of war - at us
Never was a nation raised up >o quick as tin
Tdtglaph .hies it in that article. According t ,
that, the ranada, , can whip the United Stater.
and the Engiieh Sect can destroy the "'boll
American Na y Jere
nil our cities with an,.thi
It a iiiirious fort. that in mentioning t ln
r tie r thry would ^ lilow ilown - for ua, the wri
ter never mentions New ttrienr,!- Ile p r ,, a i,:
remembered I. nth January. Reed the
dance's article.
Cos; Sunday evening last. at Trinity Church.
the somewhat unusual spectacle was pre.,ented
th ree ,nri ,, ecutive Rectors of that parish officia
ting together, viz : the Right Rev. the Bishop of
Vermont, who preached on this occasion. and
who entered on the Rectorship in 1r.423. The
Right Rev. the Bishop of Indians, who is engag
ed in performing episc.pal duties for Bishop Pot
ter, who was Rector from Ih.:1 until It 1. who
read a portion of the evening prayer tho
Rev. Theodore li. Lyman, the present Rector.
who read the subsequent portion, of the evening
prayer. Among the parishioners present wan
John I). Davis, Esq., the Senior Church Warden,
who, for the greater portion of the time of toe
incumbency of the two first Rectors, was the
Treasurer of the parish, and still continues It:,
efficient service , as collector of pew rents.
Mn. FILLMORC.—An enthusiastic admiler of
Mr. Fillmore, in writing from Rome to the New
York .//,70./4, says Mr. F. had just left Rome for
Naples fi,m whence he would soon depart for
Egypt. Ile intend:: making a tour through
Egypt. the holy Land, Turkey and Greece, and
would probably visit the seat of the war and
take a look at the —south side of Sebastopol.
The writer says Mr. Fillmore is admired by all
Europeans who see him. A Know Nothing can
didate for the Presidency should not be allowed
to spend so much time in foreign lands. It is not
good evidence ,of that '' intense Americanism"
that is demanded by the party. And then he is
admired by foreigners. How will that suit our
K N. friends? Can they vote for a man who is
a favorite with foreigners?
SPATN.—A change of ministry in Spain has
been effected, and the new ministers appointed
are almost-universally denounced by the press
and the people. Discontent imil disorder prevail
al Madrid and in the principal cities. lispar.
tero's government has become very unpopular,
and anotliiir revolution is expected. In fact,
Spain is somewhat in the condition of Mexico.
No government is stable and firm. The Queen
has no power and deserve=-none. The next rev
olution will probably deprive her of her crown.
Commerce, industry and the arts are repre
sented as almost at an end, 1111i1 the people set
ting the authorities at defiance. Such is the
condition of a nation that England is trying to
drag into the Eastern war as an ally.
Cost of tt Will
.1 Mr. Thomas ('uhbitt lately died in Scot
land, and left an immense estate. His personal
property alone is estimated at over five million
dollars. iris will covers three hundred and
eighty-six folio sheets, requiring thirty skins of
parchment. The stamp duty upon it was only
seventy-five thousand dollars. Ills widow is
irovided with an annuity of forty thousand dol
lars a year. and a large amount of real estate.
.1 Mr. Ferguson also lately died in Scotland
leaving an estate worth six million dollars. One
Half of it lie devised to charitable institutions,
the other half to relations and friends.
American■ to Rule America
hcre are over three milflon Catholics in the
Coiled States, and K. N.'s say they seek to con -
'rot our government. Vet in both Houses of
Congress, consisting of 11'. 1 1 , members. there are
but two who make even it prOfeS!'iOn Of that faith
There are about three million foreigners in
the United States : and the K. N.'s say they are
dangerous to our liberties. Yet in the Cabinet
:Lod the Supreme court there is not one foreigner,
tml in both Houses of Congre., but one that we
know of.
rtth ItEIItE , ENT \I'VE NI A ItII.‘NIP --The
tiaitimore -ac: iu t. , peaking. of the late
President of the Itepuhlotart t'or;tt
Fr:111,U:: P. lilitir itripinittenee at Pitt,-
ourgh nut through the foree "r his own merit , to t
lonerit, , , but as. the reprv,eut3tive ~f the It.
Publican ”1 hi liwn
We are 1, ,, i,` , 11,1hit e l lirelare that W,
;,nnw 14 . nn such oali pi Iti hi
r crodentials
It a singular fa .:t that tl throe last Mlris
ters to England ha%e Leen fr,.tu l'entis)lvanin
Hon. Joseph It. lager,odl %vas appointed hr Ire
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r Ittlelsanan I!! 1 ,- , mt , l \lr 0,111 , II:
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lent idlicer. The 1\ c•l uui certainly rri•rut
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policy of the Company awl who fetter the ch,e
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PtillerlCe , ' of which NHitc.l upon the Presid,
NI r. 'sl ern
First.. The resignation of even I.ire..tor
the recent annual tnocting the l •,11:1 , 1irl V.
Tho surrender of 11.:1 the ext.t tog ,mltr
, at ,r , rk where payment, were stipulated
the F.14...k or bonds of Ow e-mpany.
Third. An agreement on the parr r thutr
ors not to cote the hel-1 i•y then, the
Inc- and elentione the I,lllprlt,
the-e -Lipulationa 1 inl,•uded n•nri,r .I,ln—r,
fir, 1101" nenburp of, any ~ne Ilititert ,, 4 - .41 keeted w;
Cho ailta:nistration of the
but tier
Partial .•Itant:e• of ti, hnd Lit
to nzt,tnpll6ll the deolred re=tt!t,
Contra,t,. payable in :arge:y et
10,11,... ~ f any pabli.• war 6. and t , . The cal,
that they may I•P treed in pan wt•nt,
able return; lat alo ‘,1.11
nwet,u.r. th.• ...n)prmy Lc Ilan , slur ts
and
•eribing. end eug
trust that it is itop*silde t.,
happy to say that my
ant paints hare all Inert acceded t., he the rost.e,
iv* partie ,, . and that I hay° thus been reii , •eed In.
nottr,e, rut otal,arraoement which base hltherto par•
lyzed the work and depn, ed or it, pr , .1.,•r 111•NI,LI,
pr,perity : and that. “n Ole Lanir n11gg0,14,1, 11131
organized n new :oirmni,trati,w, which I tract et
ennunand full evniidetwo gait] cupp•rt.
Your kiud reference to fey CllnNel . tlllll With 2.0,0,
great u,rk, we etch the liepe that I uly
a, fortunate in OW •rOU.O of the Senhury and I:r
Railroad .1.9 in the Central rail It seas h, the
of Ruch frietidA ne ecu, that the latter in , .rk W.
placed 011 it, SUCCUS:4UI fOllOdUl 10fIP, and line ewe
realized the benefiti , it .11, intended ti ,e,• urn..
With equal eletnenta of pretitertty nrel lianvallt•
lurid retteurre, for trade, the Sunhury and Erie Ea
road will addrlJ,N itvclf te the !teal eir,-
pie, and ryo may hope f.pr it an equality with the {..•
trot Komi in its aavantnges to our Suite and city.
A.• , epting this trust at your solie:lniton, a., rem
the I,uhli.• feeling and businesr interer
of the city. and rely it,g upon )011r 00..operUilon,
I remain, very truly and reppeetfully,
S. V. Mr t.tzo
'I o Moß , r.. John Fisher. Thos. ti tat,
Th.,. T. Lee, ntol others.
An Appeal
The St. Luuit• 1).7110er:11 contains a
peal from a number of liansa, merchants t.. ti
Chitrubvr of ConiniPrey Ft. Loci itn.testitt
against the interference of citizen? of 4J(l,‘
Staten with the interim.] policy of the territor‘
The following pecuniary appeal i touching.
We have chosen a residehee in l can ace. fr
its unrivalled situation upon the only not igable
in the Territory--an indispensable reloi,te in h ut ;
tog up a large commercial city. We hove erect: ,
suitable stores for a wholesale and retail trade, at,
have already secured a very flattering business is t
the interior country. Although it is but little m•r
than twelve months since the first ,t re creel.
here, and we have already paid to tour State i o :
$lOO,OOO. a large proportion of which hit• gone i•
your city, and the trade of our entire Territory Ishii
your State thus far has heed nearly one millions j
dollars. This circumstance alone has already rat-td '
the prices of many articles of exp'ort in your State fro.,
two to five hundred per cent., and your city is extend
ing her levees and enlarging her warerpoms in anti
cipation of our future trade. With an area four
times ILI large as your whole State, our prospective
business must lie at least fully equal to that of any
other State. and our prosperity in a commercial sense.
has quite as much to do with the future greatness of
your city, na any constructive considerations it i s
posssible to deduce from your own State. Geograph
ically, St. Louis is the commercial mart of Kansas
for years to come, or until by dint of our own indus
try and the richness of our soil, manufacturing and
commercial cities will he built on our own riven., and
even then they reciprocally add to your enterprise
and wealth. The chain of all our public interests,
therefore, becomes directly linked with yours. liar
prosperity is yours, our adversity is yours, our inva
sion is yours, our conquest is yours. Fur, if, by an
unnatural, and coercive policy on the part of any of
your people. we are induced to open new thorough
fares for trade with other cities, and invest our wealth
in opening railroads and telegraphic communications
with the same, the weight of your imprudence will
recoil only upon your own heads, and in due time
we shall escape the fiery ordeal unscathed."
• •
To William M , Melland, Esq., Inspector
of 110110r6 and Machinery.
Sir: The 4inestion submitted to me by you in '
relation to the duties of owners and masters of
Steam Tugs to cause inspection to be made of the j
boilers and machinery of their Wats at least
once in every six months, under the provisions
of the fifth and sixth sections of the Act of Con
gress, passed July 7, 15:7,5, to provide fur the
better security of the lives of pas-engers on
board vessels propelled in whole or in part by
steam—is one of considerable moment to the
owners of such luotts, and has, therefore, been
examined by tee with great attention.
By the sixth section of the Act, the penalty
for non-compliance is the same as though the
boat had been run without license.
By the second section of the same Act, the
penalty affixed to the offence of running the tint
without licence is five hundred dollars. So that
if is Steam Tug, used for the towing of coal boats
o r other purposes for which they are usually
employed. be within the provision of the AM of
IS:IS, a failure to have th e inspection, as pro
vided fur in the fifth and sixth sections, would
involve the carne penalty.
The first section of the Act of enjoins
the duty upon all owners of Steamboats or Ves
sels propelled in whole or in part by steam, to
take out a new license, under the conditions im
posed by the new Act. At 3 givers time, after the
passage of the Aot. This section ha-. now be
come obsolete. its application being only to
Steamboats built before the first of thuuh e r,
15115, but it serves to indicate very clearly the
intent of ('engross as to the class of vessels in
tended to he embraced in the Act.
The second section provides that it shall not
he lawful for the owners, master or captain of
any steamboat or vessel, propelle 1 in whole, or
its part liy steam, to trio-port any g o od:, war e s
and merchandise or pazsengur , , in oil upon the
lakes, river- or o ther nav inble waters of
the United State. from and after the fir.d d sv
of October, A 1.. Is:Is, without havin...: first oh•
mined from the Proper r,thcer But
without having complied with the e,r,!itien's im
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According to tdo annual ii,port of the \ u lit.
of Itidiana,the total receipts :rib, the Stdto Tree
ury, front all , i , urecii i during the Inical toar en
ing October amounted to
balance on icin I lo o.intnel cein,.l,l n 1 c.
year. : total re—,urce , f..r ill° yva
$2,1C04,314,'.47. Warrant. 4 drawn during th
year, $1.700,02052: leacin:z a I alance in tit
treasury of $.168.2114,1.",
NEW 0111. E \ February Tlit•
Daniel Weli,ter arrived with San Franci,co
to the sth net
Col. Kinney had gone to Grenada to effect al.( burn : Illinois, Henry S. Jennings ; Pennsylva,
alliance with General Walker. All the Central ilia, Win. F. Johnston, S. C. Kase, Robert M.
American :date:, hal f,rmed an alliance except Riddle. I'. .1. Coffee, John Williamson, J. Hard-
N i caraugua. ~.on Sewell: Rhode Nand, F... 1. Nightingale;
The San Francisco markets were declining: Michigan, S. T. Lyon, \V. Fuller, W. S. Wood,
considerable rain hal fallen, but the agricn'tural P. Meddler and J. Hamilton; Wiseon, Danid
proopecte were good. The mining account, were A (iilkes, John Lockwood, Robert Chandler, t.
excellent..
No Senator had been elected and there i-little An Executive Committee was appointed, of
probability of a choice being effected. Mr Foote one from each State represented : 017 Delegates
was the American candidate. were present, including S front New York. The
There has been no fighting in Oregon :+itien the . 1
latter were spectator u, and did not sign the pr(
last accounts. test.
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON CITY, February 2e,
Senate. —The bill providing that the laws rela
tive to pilots en steamboats, and especially the
net of 1852, shall not be so constt ued as to
affect, ennui or impair the force or validity of
the State laws regulating pilotage in ports, har
bor, or over bars at the mouths of rivers where
such waters are within the territorial jurisdic
tion of such State, was taken up and passed.
The bill to authorize the Secretary of the Trea
sury to permit the owner of any vessel to change
the name of the same, on the presentation of
sufficient reasons, was also passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
Central American question.
Mr. Bell, of Tennessee, said the subject de
served the serious attention not ouly of every
member of the Senate, but by every citizen who
desires to sic the peace of the country maintain
ed, and at the same time the National honor duly
protected. Although not sufficiently informdil
to =peak with Mitch definiteness on the British
enlistment question, his opinion was averse to
.apposing that any serious controversy was like
ly to grow out of that subject ; to take any other
VIM' was to stippi , e that common sense and
rea•on had taken their departure from those who
have She management of the affairs of both
land He, h owe ver, ironic! be found on the side
of hi.. country. right or wrung, in the event of a
war. Taking a view of the Clayton-Itulwer
treats somewhat different from that of other
Senatiiii, he thought he s:tw in the language of
the treaty that it was Sort i•Npocte.l the British
would withdraw absolu,tely and unqualifiedly
from the INliii.unito pi-Meet:irate. The British
weer not required to abittel, , n the protectorate,
while at the , 111110 time every precaution had
)11'0 . 1 taken in the kinerican negotiation that a
should Ire attained, preventing
her Iron exercii-ing any dominion there, under
any forte or pretext willies - or. Ile would not
, I , lly tliat (;*l - 3t Ilritaiu raac 11 , .w he disposed to
ny rid tercel! of forhrnraoce on “ur pant ti
rent entirely the main ohjei-t ,f the treaty, but
he .1: I not think ii 'spcdieut at present fee
L os ernment to tnICI. fins' -0 . 1 Willa might brim.,
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:Ind approve their action
\ inl to the eil , i limit a n..inination conforming t.:
the overruling i , entiiinent of the country in the
great 1,001 , remit lie regularly and ainiiiiieionsly
made. the itrider.ipmed tiro,stie tl, the Arnerie3/1 ,
as the Mate- to a, , tiruble in their ,everal
State orig.mi.:at and elect delegates to ri
Convention to meet in the city of \ew fork „r,
the 12th June next, ti.)r the
purpos e of nontirmting candidate , for Presidt•nr
Vice Prel.iilent of the United State,.
Ohio. Thos. 11. Ford, .1 11. Baker, 11.
IV. 11. C. Mitchell, E. T. Sturtevant,
T. Fit-,ltlialek. Jitculi Elbert, 15'in. B. Allie.on, 11.
lic-ig,es. 1,. 11. ()11.,. IV. B. Chapman,
Mixes arel Charlt., .1icliols; New lianlpshire,
Intliortv : Connecticut, Lucius G. Peck
I)unliam, Griswold, Austi n
li:tlda in, Edmund l'erkins, Ihvid IL 13(ndli ;
Weld ti. Thun.t.m. ZH. Yang
Burdick and C. W. Cook ; lowa, L. 11. Webster
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Hog Packing in the West
CINCINNATI, February 26.—The Prtee Current
of this week gives the returns of the number of
hogs packed in 145 places in the West, showing
an increase in the number as compared with the
last year of 214,300, and an increase in weight
equal to 217,300; about 70 places are yet to
hear from. Thettverage increase in weight is
12 per cent.
The weather is mild, and looks like rain. The
river is rising and the ice is running rapidly. No
more damage has been done to boats.
WASlllsrat: C:TY, February 26.—A message
wa , received from the President asking for three.
million dollars to manufacture additional arms,
and providing armaments and munitions of war,
which was debated until adjournment.
The Union asserts that Lord Clarendon's as
sertion and his statement in the house of Lords,
are substantially incorrect, and that no apology
has been made for the wrong committed in the
enlistment of troops.
NEW Your, February :26.—The steam pro
peller .Etna, from Havre - via Halifax, arrived
to-,lay. Among the passengers is Roger A.
Prb , r, late C. S. Minister to Greece.
The Corn Exchange this morning rejected the
report of its COmmittee in favor of establishing
an inspector of Flour. Much excitement is
manifested, and the meeting was quite disorderly.
A meeting is now called of those favorable to
inspection.
The Difficulty With England.
New bona, February ^_tl.—The Co M rnerrial
ri.er has the authority of a gentleman who
ramie a passenger in the Asia, and who saw Mr.
Bnehanan on the ere of his departure, for
tat tug that all the points of difficulty between
England and the United status were regarded by
Nlr. Buchanan as in a fair way of adjustment,
and likely to be settled in a few days.
The New Steam Frigate Merrimac
WAstliNiiroN, February . :26.—A private de
spatch from an cdlicer of the new steam frigate
Met-Tim:ft, as she woo going out of Roston Har
bor. says: •• We are off: the ship under stealit
making nine knots per hour. The ship, engine
hiiiler are exceeding all expeetatbms. Chief
ruginevr Martin is delighted.
I:Lr:iSn. February 23.—The steamer
lir,ng , Vera Cruz dates to the 22ii.
thi night id the 12th, the garrison of the Castle
r S:111 d'l . 119 a pronounced in favor of
Tiro:tier There Wa , firing on both sides with
!,—se: , up to tire 20(11, when the Castle stir-
EISA, February _6.--The par,enger ,
di• the Daniel Nrel,ter bring a doubtful rumor
I'h it Uel. Kinney had been arree.ted at Grenada
I , l' Walker and cunderaned to be sled, but
, aved hr the interference of Walker's officers.
February Caleb B. Atkin , ,
telier in the IVa•hingt,in Bank, win.] arraigned
t no.rning at the Police Court on a charge of
nihezding I 1,10)1 1 the fund,i of the
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• holt lb., , bald ttrtt-ottlinttitt it htttan...t r.•
.1 , I..t•rttotthr...l 1.1,,,t to httaltit:. iu ion dot
tt t• t toty t , The punittrotts fortzutltt,
••1•• art-tt, fr tt Liver, a It
it l It. -1,.,11 1.11, ..//i ;nen
Stat. , . .1•• 11. t ett.i ..f dank, 1., 111
••f;:i• •11,tinifiti..11,11•101i•
;.1•••!.••.:1•• whicli N. ill •Ii•si.••n•I
' • ;• ••;;.• ••1 Tl•i, lOU.
.• III.•`I.. :II•• I.,•pt ,101111 On
1..• I•rn•ill ••mrliemt oynii•tomit t•I
•1 ...in 1..• witch and us.•failly
cart.ful to tisk for tor. JrLon,
/... r /At,- /5/I.t, mall Etfucture.l by Ft.c.xt NG BIIS., of
I -!•-; Vier , ' are ~t l., purp.ortintt to be
Ito.' before tle• 1 , 111.1ic. Dr. 511..anc's g.•nuint.
Liver l'Bt4.ll.lxn Ills re1..1,rti1...1 Ci ro littyG can nos . l ou t
.tt bib Drug None genuint. without the
of FLEW BID lit.
A 1. . ,. for !late by the ...le proprietors,
f I - a.lµl
it The bent argument En the world
• th. iif • I - tints. - Thisi is Th.. Inn.. liiain ohi It
n-ts tits. riitinlivrity It. .‘ , 2tristp I.rertr-t7.
:t.: ~,, A niunidy all Wirth., of no.
narii ttr i zitott Liitt•tio, to I'ONSUMPTIttN, nod tiviin fot
Itti ern day. , i I that tot ritili• malady. Tii th , . rirtu , i• (it a
inii,srisitt 11( in tlt itnlnvation, Cllncheditjon, find
the re cut
Itt It nitn In. It ra:.. Fa-Consul j.O. t htnes t Jaznen Tnu
. to: N Y.. Tit,. Shaw, Eel. if Ikvtton. ttnd
tr• til • thor wrll knttwu 410,4, henrlug vuluntary te,t,
tittaQn ptAut. The t'tyrup Itmtli ell the ountmen-
J.,:ten, (li , first FUTTYLS in the entintry. Fot
•••••• paroplll.-t itt tho 14/111118 AF,VIILS, Itlld wharf se
1) 1141 t 1/1 nn. 0. /1, C1)11/1.1111.
a* -.1 Ent - 1 ,1,u 0.1. nnlr and rvinll, by E. E. ,ELLEI2.B.
corner NV...0 , 1 and Bttrorts_
b) HENDEIISLIN A 13/to..l.lborty otr.-44; IL I
WIIIVLNETZ, and BECKIIANI Lt tIcKENNAN, Allegben3
city. far2tbd/, I w
t , , Congre“ are
In view, liow,v
C6 - Sands' Salt Rheum Remedy AND
Let tine, ehe 1111, extatrieutell int
ktlttlt,t l / 1 , 1F lit n. tkr the akin prt.tlused hp , 01-1 ttiFtti Salt
tt. ton. s , ttrlalltc Cutantatu. Eruptions, can imagine the
irtltait.al it ta ctutittns. Sufferer, are remitulaff
that ther , t• a 41,,,1y anti 1 - i.ruun rerntaiy within rearlt aff.
.SALT RENIF.DY ANI)
t•ile taken itffentall) Iltratv.at.t. all Intheatifftt
ft.on trt ulatittn. the eth , r nytotted externall
rl.- the It app.-era, lean, and heals the NOM,—
rating cr•njtatitly :ht.-, faunal. tut-lames ptititi, I,rltOr,
:il, 1.1 • :.• and C:tusw all untnittltt/y ea.
•-• I .111 II p .11141 ‘11,14..ar, , 1,11 IP • ,kin
11 , 1,u , i .‘l,l I.s A It A U SAN D:+, Druggintn, 100
I=IIIIII
Fr,KMP• s i , Pit t5t,11,:1t, 111111
gett..r,ll) fehats.l
E-a- Hat chrloex Flair Dye-- The rl, l ,i n ,a,
.Ntzturai—ht.:lol.tl all.lnwUon the It E.ST—ne,c
~r Nth. to .1, t.t...tro or Mart., tr ee le n tt t u r, w ith ou t
...jury to .i.lll ..r !tau Mutt, alai will, or
.11 I,lllt private room:0 ttt IIATeIIEIA)It'S "1.1
tr ig Im t. ,r 1 , Itrortillyny. New York.
ALIII retail, by 11r. GEo. 11. liEtsze, 140
Wood FtrooL (.1•1.26.1..vdAw
tisl often pro". fatal. leads to
lion. anoint Ibo parts thrisi times a day with liAlki..l"s
AlP', TRACT. ttl.. If si , rition form tho nrwm , thril
its,rt .• 6yringi.," 111101 with Extravtiaii. and gnid•
nally lischargis It ~e tho syringii is withdrawn. It 11,11
!Mk cor, , as, of any ago of nor to give rntin
oa.. instantly to all, frriliwiltly curing by ono application.
nro I. tom by the host „iteliing and pain
1111,. Ztri i rnln.,l 50111.4i111VV by the !ant,
..1 1114 , wI, rh. do, lin, the int,tinal
• :11,1i :1g51.11,1 tin tai k lion, and koslis Ilii• Iron]
t tuna lip satoiat I. 1.,„1 11.4 tit at
likp N o Ur El a In tied tight round it : such
is Ir•si.llt. alsl f , r alt , fultts Itunt , rs and ulcers t, fmtti
111.1,1, tkl.banloid supp , rtar : an.l
~ • 111 the tilt.i otillt.11.111.• to Its , . thr Kalvt.
well at, thy. Itahis aux ;ttsbaut•tt t•a
and the uxl
nn• ion.•.an.l the natural he: Ls that support tho howola
14. ..ht ru anti ntrong, and s, ill
If applied, ••%.•1) rnral. It never
5,1111111, 551L11.11. is r.tevl.phile tunnalaal laIM 1, a 1111
.loustnrna
C. V CLICK EN It ,t CO., Nlannfatlitlvra.
at 2.r....n1• len box by Dr. (NO. 11. 14YSElt. 140
Ntreet, tool by nearly . ery lion, in inedieinee
thren.tie•nt the Uninal State., All "niers nr letter, inr'ne
nr mL ice, tn• a.l,lreme.l t.• C. V EN Ell
A 1,1., fel t1..1,,c2m
15PRoV Lb L., or l'as 11111 IMPROVED V4TIIII
- /I'.+l Dr. I. S‘ . ..ti'm 1 Vint.,
nip ui, prep:trod inkly innier tho euperviilion .11 Irr. I. F..,•„it,
r.,tair .51. h. al pliant!, ii.l l'ilysiciun of (sXtellSiVP
pruc
ttro 15.... genuine, only a. prt-paro.l. by Dr. 1. Scott
114l1:k Morirtint...ll,
Dr. )14 1,1.114.'n I M PROV ED Yet tutfuge and IMPROVED UV,
Pli 1, V 6411141.111,1 h, eertitlcate of C. I%lcLane. ha - wale hy
Drugglst., and le.retettlLs everywhere.
Dit. 11. KEYSER, 1441 Wv,.oJ st., IVhelesale Agert.
Int. J. l' F Eltl I NG, Alleglteny, nor linttrend Depot
Wholtentle Agent. Jtnn:tlan
Fr 0 lit the N. York National Monitor
ul February VsPon.—Dr. Curtis has done more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than any Mt, pnictitioner of medicines that
has ntruggied with the wrote of the eleicria 'medic.; for the
lent century, by the invention and perfection of au Merril
ment that will convey to the lungs a medicine in the shape
of a highly Mialicated Vapor, which acts directly on the
disease, and not, 144 hitherto, by nyinreithy. Those who are
tr,ubleil with diseases arising from dinordereil longs, will
subserve their interests by giving the Ilygean Vapor a trial.
(I”thoni.—Dr. Crane' UT...4.NA is the original and only
genuine article. nur2tiLwdsw
Zir Hats 1 Hata! I—All the Latest styles of HATS
and CAPS can Lc purchased cheap, for cash. from
MORGAN A Co., No. 1.64 Wood street,
Next door tri,the uew Church.
ja:2.6 Ono door from Sixth streot
61- Call at No. 164 Wood street, and ex
awim• Ina stock of Son Hors and WLYTKIL CATS. Just re
rriv„l, a large lot 1.4 . Shanghai, Celestial, and other ntyleA of
Caps, which we trill bell low for 1.-aah. Moan.," 44 Ca,
Wood street. ocaB
\
fl„
From Washington
From New York
Important from Mexico
Colonel Kinney
A Flank Teller Arrested
F1.1.:311NG
Successors to J. Ksld A, Co.,
tio. tO. , Wuoil etrect, corner of Fourth
irEmty DALLEy, Manufacturer
DELAWARE RETELL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT WS-,
Philadelphia.
.41/0.-111A.R.DIE INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to all parts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by 11.1verv, ' Canails,
Lakes and Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANGE ON .111.ERCIIAND12E generally. On
Stores, Dwelling llouses, Ac.
_44.,ets of the thmpatry Novonber 0/.4,1865.
lhaids. Mortgages and Real Estate...,. $101,020 04
Ploladelphia City, and other Loans 80410 00
Sto.•o in Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's AM) 10
dills receivable 180,440 97
Cash on hand 26,826 09
Balauces iu hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently issued, and other debts
due the Company
Subscription Notes..
DIRECTORS.
James C. Hand.
Theophilns Paulding,
James Truquair,
William Eyre. Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
James Tennent,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James B. 31cFarland,
Chitties Schaffor,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
B. T. :Morgan,
.1. T. Isigan,
W3l. MARTIN, President.
lent.
William :tlartln,
Joneph H. Soul,
Edmund A. Souder,
John C. Darla,
John IL Penrose,
Dourgo G. Leipor,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. IL M. lluston,
'William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Sperwer )lell.llll,
Charle. }Colley,
11. Jones lirmike,
J. G. Johnson,
Thos. C. Vire Presi
HENRI LYLiURN, SG.TetAry
P. A. MAVELRA, Agent,
Water Ktreet, Pittelmu-gh
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
IRMIICTURERS' INSURANCE COMFY,
OF PHILADELPHIA
Chartered Capital, 5500,000.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION,
AAIWN S. LIPPINCLYIT, Prenidont.
ORRIN 110GERS Seert.tary. •
1.1 NOILdE YOUNU, Treasurer.
DIIIECTORS.
William E. Thomas,
Nillinm Neal,
Allred Week.%
Charles J. Fields,
• .liunee I'. Smyth.
Anom S. Lippinrott
MAhlon Gillmgbam,
N ir hub. G. Taylor,
lin Itog•ro.
.1 ho P. Siluvos.
Atir - Thig elirllpirly hs begirt Organized with n Choi
tlitt thrtN-tor, hay.• clttermined Ui adapt the basin,s
to it.. r,tourc,a. To ol,erte prudence in conduct
uig affair, with it prompt adjustment of losBes.
Vtticl•, No. t: Water street.
J. NEW TON JONES, Agent..
Tlp. foll.twiue v, 011 n ttr.,l n.r.p.nsiblo firm, In Pitta
ourgL
hAv.. :tutlo.'l7,l r.•fg•rk.no th,til. will. regard to 1134.
/u.•l ,A1:1,11i..A.. of 1.1/.• Manufa:turyrs It],umuce
t'orupfluy.
Kramer
tirorge I'. timtth k Ca.
.I..nrs, Tiernan &
1',""
PITTSBURGII
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
.\' Sf ' ,
,v( 'E 1.
CuiciEic W ATER. AND NIARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
ROBERT tiALWAY, Prt,ideut.
HAIL S.,:retnry.
vsery inhurkuice appertaining to
ted e. it IA LIEN: RISKS.
A 6, 11PiluNt HULL AM) CARO° RISKS on the Ohio
.ind Nliszu.sippt Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
And aga,in,,t I,4rim aWI Damage by Fire. and againgt thr
l'orti, of th.• .ea and Inia.nd Navigation anti Trautportatittn.
itintivii rateti cottiiisLoit with itith-ty to
dl tat tws.
lIIRECToRS.
noliorttialway, 4xmu,d NrClurkan,
lin,..tnn, M. D., John Srott,
Jan., 1111 - I,lntil., Uuvid Itichoy.
.littnos NV. Hallman, Charips Arbuthnot,
Aloxamho . Itt:unrr, J,.svph
J.. 1111 Fullerton, Maanlirld 'frown,
I/I,ld 11. Chambers, elir•stian
lieb,t IL Hartley,
.la, D. Nlr l / 1 11. felslB
British Si. Continental Exchange.
BILLS DRAWN BY
NC AN, SHERMAN Sc CO.
ON TIIE L'SloN BANK, LONDON,
I N Stns 11,0 EI A , ll UPIV,RPS.
Tl.c,e Draft, are atailable at all the principal T,W119
F.\ti I.A]D, t,e , ITLAND AND .111. BLAND, and 1.1111 Cn
N
TINENT.
draw Strut Barr on
M. A. Grunebassm &
FRANK Pile .1 M.t
R"Liebeerrcit as a remittance to all part, of ERNI ANY,
swrTzEELAND lInLLA\I).
Permn, intainling to trio el al.rowl, May promre. through
tn., of Cr-lit, on whnli Money tan In Obt, ill MI, no
I t, , ied. in any lam! I.f . Europe.
CoLLE.4 - 1 - 10:, of BOIS, Notes. and other securities in Europe,
iii ruCi•lv prompt attention.
WILLIAM 11. WILLIAMS A CO,
mh2l cornes Third streets.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
1.1.1 A]l BAC; A LEY, Pr.wident.
SAMUEL L MARSUELI. Set:rettiry.
QPF/rA': b4.6.,11 Market and Word
Atte- !odor,. HULL .AND CARGO RISKS, on tIo Ohio
II me Ver, Itud tributaries.
sizani.tt isss ~r Damage by FIRE.
A 1..,, ft,,tin,,t t h e IL' Seu and Inland Navig - ation
nod Trulispurtati‘qi.
Mls=
11:14;111ey, Capt. Mork Sterling
Jain, M Cis per, Siuuuel M. Kier,
W! Rea, Wil 11:1111
Ro U bert Dunlap. Jr, John e'. Dilworth,
Imitr M. lierinoek, Fr:units Sellerl,
S. ilarliangh, J. Schooninitker,
Walter Bryant, William R. linye.
John Shipton.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMP/NY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. 511 AL EN BE Itti ER, President.
ROBERT FL SLV. N-crrtary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, Urneral Agent.
WILLINSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
MEM=
J. If. Shoenlwrger, G. W. Casa.
('. W. Datchrln:. W. li. Nnuick,
I ptua, M. Pt•nn....k, T. C. Cp.iike,
W. W. 51artin, IL I). Cochran.
IL T. Ixoch, Jr., John A. Caughey,
Grorge S. 501 d..., S. S. Br) au,
David .NlTarn.lloss.
01' All Loss ,s sustained by plirtieli insured under policies
I 5,150 , 11. y tins Company mill be liberally adjusted and prompt..
ly paid at it. OFFICE, iu. V.) WATER STREET. jell
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Street.%,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 9300,000.
4.4-Insure Bolding, nail other Prowty n¢amxt LA P.. 1 4 , 1
by I. Lr... au.l the Peril, • .1 . the Sea And Intend Nay.-
‘--3t loli :And
RECTORS'.
F Joh 'Cody Part erwm, .iaeoh Nth 1,,
Carukr. 11. Ill'Clint...•k„ku.. P. Tunuer,
II Smith, W. S. 11A,1•n, D. E. Purk,
I I ro.r Sproul , Waite Illuoptoh, D. M. I,his,
J Joan, .1. 11. 11. R.
aPPIt'ERS.
Pre.ci. 1,1 ....... Hen. \y \I. F. 301INSTON.
Tin Prrsid erg RUDY PATTER )N.
Se. - 'y and T 1 ens I. A. CARRIER. Jo2:1:1y
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
DI E It (' Il A N
Dealers in Wool, Jildes, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD 011„
*-E -- A.VI) ERODCCE GENERALL.I.-6.41
7:1 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PENNA
REFERENCES:
tzpritl,r Hart...olok, Putt. lily. Wells, Wollsville, Ohio.
So.it " PM. 51artin,
K. I). J. 11011 , .. Cast, r Cit . Dep. Ilk. K trona
L«.•h 6‘t. Co.. Pittnhn rgh.
.10.opli Eldio. St. I..ouizt.
Tilolll. , R tireiner. hankers. Holmes & Cqlnell. Cincinnati.
54,1,111, Vhk , . l . fobl:131 A. D. Bullock 5: Co.
W I I/ LI AIMS & ALLEN,
(Surres.Tors to .Irnold withamso
NIANUFAcTURERS OF
CIIIIrSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
.cir W. A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by me,un or It at War,. Pipes or Chilson's Furnaca,Chtircli
-4., tWlak.let, ll.opltals, Fiwturies. (tr,ai Its,
Court litaieva, Jane, or il,ulcla. N'. 25 MARKET STRKKT,
I.•ittatturgit. apl6
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BACON lIIIIS, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD, LARD Oil.,
DRIED BEEF,
81;6 AR-CUR ED and
CAN V AttBED 111.119.
A larzl• Nloa.k always an hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTPTSBURG 11, PEN N'A
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A 1, I, E G N Y.
FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES in either of the
tw.• Cries.
Oaneti mey he left at the or In boxes at the storee of
L•al.ksl. WILSON fc. CO., 52 Wood street.
BRAUN & RIOTER, cor. Liberty and St. Clair streets.
H. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggiet, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, ON DELIVERY.
BRYAN, KENNEDY &. CO.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNING POST, a large quantity of OLD
TYPE. Machinists and others wanting such an article can
get a large tot pply by calling soon. febct
OFFICES TO LET.
TWO GOOD ROOMS, suitable for Insurance
or Law Offices, will he nnted, in the second story of
the building on the north-west corner of Fifth and Wood
streets, in the same building with the Morning Pest.
It is the best business corner in Pittsburgh. Access to the
offices convenient. 'lignite soon at Ohs , of
_Ja23:dSt.tpc•lt MORNLSiI POST.
BASEMENT TO LET.
A LAR(; BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
11 wide by 30 deop, half above ground, and well light-
I ed and finished. will be rented on reasonable terms. It Is
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley. Enquire
at [ja2B:tfl OFFICE OP MORNING POST.
Jso. D . K 0099, ,
lininphreys, Hoffman & Kasno,
D. W. lAtOolPiitaburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission gerhants,
No. 47 North Wharves and 93 North Miff streee•
below Race drat,
flagaley,Woodwani & Co. Phil. Bryan, Kennedy &Co. Pitteb
Garrett, Martin & Co. L. 191'mania &Ca.
NVood & Oliver, " Bell & Liggett,
Slitcr, Price & Co. J. & W. Bea,
Caleb Cope & Co. " %play, COsgrarro A Co. "
Truitt, Brother & Co. " Watt & Wilson, "
J.B. Lehtnor & Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick & Ponta, Cirwirthati
A. A. Bullock & Co. " Morrow & Cattier, ."
Tweed & Sibley, " J. B. Chenoweth .t co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchanta generally.
JalfedapcCen . .
. . .
93,889 96
100,009 00
V 317 a 8 10
ALEX. HUNTERi,
BEAM ni
FLOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 290 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGH.
decl .dapc
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER !
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH.
tm. Passengers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, and moneys remitted to Europe. [noil"1
Cincinnati, Ilamilton & Dayton Railroad.
CINCINNA'T'I PASSENGERS will please
take notice thut the advertisement of a Rival Route,
etatiog that the S o'clock A. M. train of the Ohio anti Penn
sylvania Railroad is the only ono which makes connection at
Crestline. This is incorrect, and calculated to deceive the
travelling public, as there are two daily trains between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati making close and ears connections,
sin BBLLEFONTAIN and DAYTON. No other mitts makes
eounections with the 3 P. M. train of the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania Railroad. O. B. BROWN, Gen'l Agent.
F. KNPWLAND, Agt. Pittsburgh. feliktf.
Ur. NIONEY DEPOSITED BEForsz TILE FIRST DAY
OF 31ARCII, with the *Pittsburgh De liar Springs
lash ilion," No. CS FOURTH street., wilt draw INTEREST
time that date. CUAS. A. COLTON,
feld7,lt. • Treasurer.
C 0 LLDTS TOW NSHIP—We aro [authorizedto offer for male a veil:able property in the above town
situate on the new township road leading to the plank
road. and nearly opposite the residence of Capt.
,adsting of Thirty-seeeu Acres of beautiful end fertile
land. This property is adjacent to the country orate of some
or most respectable merchanta and manufacturers, com
manding vie., 1.4 near splendid scenery (or which our
n lght , who'd is justly cidebtated. It would be divided into
or 'lca Acre Lots, if desired. Apply to
feir27,lsw lILARFILY to ILTPREY.
vE L L C,, uNTRY RE.,SO*N . P.R! FOIL
-~A L }:±-..Shuh 0 the Fourth Anad rand. atanattbret,
md• -
CitiMA ct Co..
I lampt.)ll Campl”.ll
H. (1.1‘1.1
f 1 ,411 01 0 city. Two Acres of Land aad kbenntifal
00% , Brick' eiitta.m. House, with eight mans; CAW; base
ments, new carriage house, and all aoeisinn'y oat
buildings: all descriptions of fruit, shruhlidiri','Lm.. . -
Apply to (feb27) BLAKELY & umnRY.
UM( SA LE—A Lot of Ground on Polon st.,
(near the Fifth Ward Market House,) 30 feet front by
MU feet deep, on alikh is eructed two Front Dwelling
Houses and Stereo; and a number of Tenements in the rear:
a valitable property, and could easily be made to rent for
a year. Title perleet, Allihoot any incumbMneks.
Apply to ifob27)
BLAILBLIC & kIGHEY.
A GARD E N LOT FOR SALE—Containing
A
six acres of excellent Land, shunted on the waters of
Chartiers Creek., in Robinson township, 4;4 miles from tho
city. and near Broadhead 's Fording. The Land is well
adapted to Gardening purposes, as it 11s sloping to the
o ; has a comfortable Frame llamas 80 feet by 10, one
awl a half stories high; a good spring of water at the door,
:sort a variety of choice Fruit Trees just commencing to
Instr. Frier gaol. For further particulana, apply to
IttIiKELY & ItICHRY, Real Estate Broker a,
Corner Seventh and Sznitlißeld eta.
O -
NY NE RS OF PROPERTY ( non-residents
J or others) arc Informed that wr attend to renting.
lion,. and collecting mots, also to innumuce, repairs, I.ny
turn tof I.oleo. dr., &r. Our charges for well nerving nro
lir 'flirt :we. We incite the attention of property owners, es
pecially those who reside out of the city, to this branch of
..or Immine,s. We also negotiate loans on hoods, mortgages,
f ',our° i 111.111.431 partners, make pales of produce.
mainifactur.l art Wien, &c, for fanners, mechanics and
11,.iness of this kind attended to prompt*, and all
continuo kat ions strirtlN cwnfidenluil. All ingolries regarding
red estate Or other matters most enclose a post-stamp to pay
postage on replo. S. CUTlllthitT & PON,
Real Estate a n d General Agents,
NO. hl Market oh., Pittsbutgh.
REI:PETIC SOAP—For rendering the
skin tilnuoth, soft and delicately while, reinoving sal
mars, and redness of the skin. All chaps, chafes, M., on
the hands are removed by it.
In using this Soap for sore or chapped hands,tirst wash
clean, then t lose in char water, mid use tho Soap, drying tho
hands- well with a soft tone!.
To remove ten, kc., make a Illthe the Stoop, and "ppply
nt night, on retiring to rest; in t morning, rinse .the face
in star motor. A., a nursery .it is excellent.
Price only 12% cents.:" For E eby
S. L. CL
r 127 bl arket street, Pittsburgh.
Tile: ILL if STRA'I%D LONDON NEWS
for February 2EI contains 4 Historical summary of the
fut.:dun War front the time ul the landing of the allied
armies, at Old Fort, to the acceptance, of the Anstriab propo
sals of peace, January 10, • 1828. Two Supplements to lids
number.
Amo—liarper's New Monthly Magazine for March;
Ilarper's Story Book, No. 16, do
Godey's Lady's Book, do
Graham's American Monthly idagaz'o do
Peterson's Ladies' National, do
Frank Leslie's N. York Journal, do
Ration's Dollar Monthly Magazine, do
Just received and for sale by
W. ,t, GILDENFENNEY & CO.,
Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
CEMI-•ANNUAL SALE.
lj A. A. MASON A CO. are cling out their entire stock
oY Broche, Woolen and ether Shawls; Cloaks and 'falmes of
every deocrintion, and their extensive assortment of 'Velvet
flesh and Satin Bonnets, at 33 to 50 per cent. less than
usual rates. feb27
TA KESS SILKS REDUCED—We will dose
out our splendid iiii,urtinent of rich Plaid, Striped,
Brocade and other DITILY Silks, at a restriction of 33 per cent,
A. A. MASON & CO, 25 Fifth et.
ALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION-
On THURSDAY evening, 30th lost, at 74 o'clock, at
the Merchants' liachatige, will ho sold
-20 Shwas Mechanics' Bank Stock ;
B) do Citizens' Dopoait Bank Stock;
01 do Weastern Insurance Co. do
30 do Ohl Allegheny Bridge do
24 do Allegheny Valley It. R. Cn. Stock.
WC; P. M. DAVIS, Alterr.
EMI.ANNUAL SALE.—A. A. MASON & CO. are still
171 coutinuing to .11 every description of Dry Goods at an
immense reduction in prima. Every article in their extc,n
sice stock ssill be clot.' out 25 to 50 per cent. less than usual
1 UST P.ECEI VEl)=-5) more rages and packages new style
C'allisies and illng,Liams, Bleached and Brown 31uslina,
11,k44, Tickings, Flannel+, ite., which will be 1101 d at Serra.
A r nll4ll Prices. (114,25) A. A. MASON ik CO.
tht erlIS AND CASSI3fEItES IiEDUCED.—We are co- sing out ..ur vutire stock of Cloths, Cassitneres, Satinets,
Vestiuv, Ac., at about two-Oadis the usual priers.
1eb2,5 A. A. It ASON =Fe CO, 25 Filth et.
KERR, JR £OBT. IL-JIUNTER
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission, Merchants,
EMI=
WANTED—By a Manufacturing Chemist,
a SITUATION—who cim produce the beat referrers
iu the Union—Alkalis. Alum, Acids, Chloride of Lime, At.,
tic • &r.. Direct— JOUN iito&IILAT GALLAGHER,
fob2rt3t. Mansion House, Pittsburgh.
facture. warranted, for $lO, and In cites of a failure we
elated the money. Auy of our patriotic friends wishing to
rake an army for Kansas, call at the ENTERPRISE WORKS
nod get your supply of arms; you will never regret—but
seclude that this Is the place to get your money back—at
feb2o DOWN & TETLEY'S., 136 Wood et.
SHARP'S RIFLES and COLT'S REVOLVERS.—
KANSAS AND NEDRASKA--We are prepared to fur
nish any of too above Eire-arms at short notice, and cheap
f r cash, at SOWN & TETLEY'S,
feb2t3 1311 Wood street.
Burnet, N.bit d Cialrethou
VOLCANIC PISTOLS—The greatest Fire
arm ever invented; it <min be fired thirty times iu
initiate with perfect aexurney; it is easy kept clean, and not
liable to get out of order, For sale at
feh2n DOWN & TETLEY'S,
LINSEED OlL—{s barrels for sale by,
1e1,26 ILENRY Ir. COLIJICS-
1R PER R AR RI V ED—Harper's Magazine
I for Marrh—prire cents.
Oxley's lady's Book for ]larch—price 20 cents.
Peterson's liaguzine, do. do. 17 do.
Yankee Notions, do. du. 12 do.
LONDON PAPERS by the CANADA received In advance
of all competitors. and more, the price reduced—
's...lon Illustrated Newt,, February 2—price 20 cents.
Do. do. Thrust, do. 2 do. 10 do.
Ito. Weekly do. do. 3 do. 10 do.
110. Punch, do. 2 do. 12 do.
D. Dispatch, do. 3 do. 20 do.
1 f you want to get late nowt, tall at
LAC IF ER'S BOOK-STORY,
No. 30 Fifth street
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UTIIERAN BOOKS jest received and for talli by JOIINi
j S. DAVISON, 65 Market, near Fourth street,—
The Lir°lien Platform; A Plea for the Augsburg Conga
shin : The Blind Girl of Wittemberg; Lather's Christmas
Tree; The Lutheran Family Prayer Book, with Hymns and
Tunes; stork's Life of Luther and the Reformation; Luthe
ran Manual : Leddlehouse's Life. of Melancthon ; Anapach's
:Sepulchres of our Departed; I:Marone:ea Works, 4 volumes;
Lutheran Liturgy; Why are You a Lutheran? Luther's
Shorter Catechism; The Catechism in German; The Serial
Catechism for Children, Nos. 1 and 2; Luthern hymn
Books Aho, Cumming's Works, separately min seta.
J. ti DAVISON,
feb2.s GS Market, near Fourth street..
storesoo 9. AIU AMMO ClA,in and
N it
B a i t s by
1000 lbs. Cream Tartar in store and for sale by do.
fa) or. Tannin, do.
20 gross Mason's Blacking, assorted, _ - do.
300 lbs. American Arrow Boot, do.
- 'OO lbs. Bermuda Arrow Boot, do.
6 grass Schell:lm Schnapps, do.
1=3211
JAMES BLAKELY,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lEZEZI
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,,M
No. tri I..erce, betromv Pine and Olin! sts.,
SAI'vT LOUIS, Mn.
f 2C hirel3l
I F LES, RIFLES—Rifles of our own man-
CONCENTRATED LYE—A new article for
making Soap—one pound worth ten of Potash; for sale
by ; feb23) FLEMING BROS.
GODEI"S MAGAZINE FOR MARCII—
Graham's do.
do.
Harr's do.
Yankee Notions,
For sale by
febtf.
lI ARPER'S MAGAZIN& Kit !IMAM ved —Just recei
and for sale by W. A. GILGtiNFENNEF &
feb2s Fifth at., opposite the Theatre.
SPRING STYLE HATS -This beautiful
style will be intrahwed
THIS DAY, FEBRUARY 23d,
At 73 WOODstreet
c. 11. PAULSON.
R--100
OU. bbla. Extra Flour in star: anti,
fur Ithlu by (f,1,10) 81.111.N1,ir.1i IiAICI4IJUIL
_ 4~ , , ..
D. T. C. MORGAN,
104 Wood ,tract