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PITTSBURGH POST.
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WEDNESDAY' MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
romumsinNES:
GEORGE SCOTT, or COLUNIIIII CO
GLNGI,I.:
JACOB FRY, Jr., MO Nit) ,, 5lF.H V I
V I: V , .ft nit 11.:
TIMOTHY IVES, l'orreit rm,rt
['MEC lAL 1)1:S P ATC It.
The Rivers nt Cairo.
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( ' AIR', Il l .,March 11, 1856
Pditorm Is : The rivers are still falling at
point. Weather cold and cloudy, with
. Steamer Shotwell due here last evening
yet arrived. Y.
CONSOLIDATION.
TUE ()THEE SIDE OF 'tUE QUESTION
We published, yesterday, a well written letter
flian Wm. B. Reed, Esq., of Philadelphia, on
C. , nsolidation, in which he reviewed what he con
ridered the unfavorable results of the measure in
that city. The conclusion we must come to, af
t. r pelnising Mr. Reed's communication, is not
that it is much of an argument against the Cml
s,litlation of a number of adjacent horougha and
cties into one municipality, but only against
including a large amount of unimproved territo
ry This was the great fault of Philadelphia.
Iler 2'.1 and 37,1 wards embrace, if we are not
nii , taken, what termed the Neck--a largo
tt let of land which each season produce , ltlNit
tiara erops of wheat, oat?, hay, putatect, slraw-
I and oilier (molt, twilit:kilt for the atrde-
~ f a mod race ,a,oti city. No Salle Mall
it
props inr,rp,,r:tto .neli ward , ,
nst,d.dati , tn were tiettiglit expedient in Pitt,-
1 , to the debt being Increased, and utilise
iently taxation, since ('onsolidation has gene
1. do operation in Philadelphia, we think it is ver)
rohable. IVithin two_ years pa -d, her ( ' Ulillent ,
!, IVO .:ttb,cribed three or four million. of dollars
I.) rallrowi projecl_s which have 11.4 n yet 41e-
',ed dividends: an.l Cie first trial of the new
,y,tem was intrusted to a party which, going in
t., power with a tremendotpi majority, proceeded
to IIS the salaries extravagantly high, and ap
,.int an unneces.ary number of policemen and
iher afichub , . But that this was a necer.sary
rttend:int on Consolidation we utterly deny, and
as an evidence to the contrary, we will state
that the police force has recently been reduced
several hundred. as well as the salaries of the
Mayor, Solicitor, km, without any detriment to
the good order and dignity of the city.
In this connection, we may mention that a
friend has handed us for publication a letter from
o Philadelphia gentleman, who takes a different
‘Mw of the matter from Mr. Reed. We have for
a number of years been personally acquainted
with the writer, and know him to be a man of
vcellent judgment, and one to whose (Tilden in
matter of political economy we would giNe as
much credence as to most other men. It will be
-run the writer admits that Philadelphia is too
booze, but at the same time contend. , Consolida
tbm has been pro luctive of good. It was not in
• mled for publication, nri,l therefore i; do,: not
elaborate the point: , as fully as otherwise could
I, is e been done. Here it i , :
1'1111.41 , 171.1'1114. Ft.LrLl:trs
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lIE\ letter th, , ttit
to , 'la, an.l I 11:., itlll ell 3 until I
, Ql.l izave you a prop ,r your iturPrtaitt •it
rater tviih tuAny if our 1,0,t
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r. , I t: 111
11.1;01 ,, , Ftrt, ..r N, obeent
ht..,1•1,1..ttt...'.0jtir • ,101. .1/1 I. ~ I•t .•1/
91H1 wmild Fin!.
111=1
.f zhe Iruiun•e
T h,• pr i r ,,•i ra l"r„ r.immitie l WM? the
n much rural nil it y..tt 120,
.1:-drir:- • ) • Pli he
v. „, t ,,„ ;: ..r I ,
Uwited nut orkllll4 ! lii.• 1.1,•
t 6. r I, rt .l
hcr• • :11 6 1,1•1, n I11:11.1,..1
d vt:y rot,,:t,la.i u. IV, ba...
rif,l,t Or , thOr -1011•111
f..1 . :1 ,tr
tem hurih,;- preit3rml the Wrt.\ fer the new. mere per
r , LI I , tfOrlr. -31111 , d ,Vr 'The re,rganizat ton • , 1
fireihr &pm - knell: ..,n , l •r the zits net has Avnrke.l
lure mut had. durine the pact p‘ar.
~ n•-third th.. number of fare: , and fir.• 111+. 012,, amt thr•
tumult, th3t we fiirtni•rit
This 1- a great aria if
,I,ln- nothing el.e for n.. g h“ul,l he = 3 .i t].ll
the pa , -age .•t Inleauto 111,
Diu•rarion ~ f the thre , n”ll their
offiet•rs njelied into 311
trivagawle-. 2,1.• h the I.lirdlage •f puLli~
Mil=
s treijui, ke., s t id whieh witi+ had faith
entlikal Kum our city the heavy hiaii
and ~1 credit -he is nnw suffering undo r
fh,". If you cannot agree 1,
• „
lore/0/11a IlpOn F„1110 plan to prevent this extrava
gariceami waste. you had better not
In regard to th 6 financial crodit of your city. I
r innot but feel that it will he much improved by
eon out —if xtrirt enenitmny IS used, and I can
hardly it p issihic that your expenses u_s n
ni:y shuuld equal the aggregate of thi
many separate iroverninentii you now have. an•l which
require each 1. , r them•cl, cs nearly as m•acy o fli ref,
and agents would nocileil by the new city
repigit, that sh , puld, I,ofore Llkiag I h
mattor, visit Philadelphia 00'1 pretit by air exp.
riencc. There can be no doubt of the immense ail
wale Coe of consolidation, but it makes a vast dif
ference how it i 0 accomplished.
Very truly, yours, J. C.
LINN BOYD, OF KENTUCKY
The prospect of James Duchatuiti f,r the l're
•;.lt•ney are extremely flattering at the pre9ent
noqnent, and if the npinion of ,Iforace Greeley
I,e a 1511(1,011. 11. nthrr man will have the
lolow of ft chance At till'
Having nettled I , f Pro;ideney,lll , ol:
are looking out for It pr
per candidate fair Viee Pre,ident, and n , th, , a,
cummulated resp mril ilitie f the Chief Exis(
tire are becoming exceedingly i-.oVere, 811 , 1 , 1(.811
?nit unfrequently of latter day , break , in tipet
the eunstitutional term of four year , , there
vrent wkdem iu providing lor emer:zenci,—.
I,3l.,elveting men for the ri omi officr, who TB".
bo entire!). competent to discharge the duties
the fir-Qt. lie should he no doubtful politician
lon al fame, who seeb , nil easy chair, or select(.l
fi his pmgraphiral position and Iminnlless iin
pudenre Let him be a first class man—a Demo ,
crat why win not rt. , liiire interrogations after the
election. A friend at ~nr elbow suggests the
110 n. Linn lioyd. f l‘entuckv, as the man most
fitted f.m the time,. We have n 0 objection in an
world to see the gallant Kentuckian on the ticket
with the favorite son of Pennsylvania, and feel
certain his name would give it additional strength.
Mr. Boyd has served a number of term , in the
national Congress and presided over the llouse
of Representatives as Speaker. front 18, - ,11 to
with an ability and fairness that won for him the
este, in of all parties.
T 4 I A.No% Ell. —Dr. W. H. Backhous,
of LewiOmrg, Ps.. ha^ been appointed Consul
to Hanover, and confirmed by the Senate.
Oa,
! , .
NIARCII 12.
The }louse was called to order at 0 o'clock,
and erminit tees made reports.
Mr. 6alisbuty, from the Committee of Do
ttiestie Manufactures, reported as committed
act !elating to the manufaotort , of Imml,er.-
An act supplementary to act incorporating the
lthin Improvement Company. a: , c,inmittc , l.
An act incorp-ra!ing Ii 111eglIcny Navign.-
(ion Company.
Mr. Salisbury, in place, a bill incorporating
the Birmitighom Oas Company.
THE SENATE:
Committees reported MPH.
Judge Wilkins from the Judiciary Committee re
ported an act relating to St. Paul's Orphan
\ sylutn, as amended.
A -upplement to the art incorporating. a Com•
1 , toy to build a bridge over the Ohio river at or
near Pittsburgh, as committed.
The act relating to writs of error cattle up on
und, after an able ilii , CusArin, in
which several of the best speakers took part, the
bill passed .11; to d 4. The speeches of Mr
Wright. of Luvirne, and Foster, were able owl
masterly efforts, and to their great exertions the
Dill prevailed --as it should -for there is nothing
wrong in the act. If men 10 , guilty the Supreme
Court is not going to diseliorge them—and should
they he innocent it would lie an outrage on lin
nutnity in ..b e i ng op on unfortunate fellow-erea
t tire to etiver the error, o f a Court, that hail the
first elion. Let even-handed ju4tice be done.
tome what may, and those that ,lelight in unsight
ly tiertn.:4 be tibial -- minted.
NiiillT
A resolution was offered hy Mr. Hippie to bold
night sessions twice a week, Mondays onil Fri
days. Ihi this a lengthy discussion took place.
Before the question was taken, Mr. Smith, of
Allegheny. rosoiLnd remarked, that he had re
mained silent. for he at all times preferred to
vote rather than spend the time the House in
fruitless ,l e t i at k , b u t lie thought it ill) , to hint •
self to say a wont On the present occasion. I
will vote for the gentleman's proposition, and.
for one, 1 am willing and on t o h,,,1,1 ses s ion.
every night to expedite the litviness, that we.
the representative 4, were sent to perform. The
memb e r Ims alluded to the of gas. I con
tell the eloonent gentleman and this that
gls ' , Trended here doily than would
illuminate the whole Union. Lotight , r
Sir, let us meet, and when we do meet let the
work go bravely on. lam for working, for that
has been toy privilege all my life, and I pledge
inyse'l here, in the presence of the legislators,
that 1 to , t to , last in I•laHng the mortar that
cements the baled:. Applitm , e. , The vote being
taken it was 4,4, notwithstanding Mr. Smith
did throw the last brick.
II!, and timl thus
Mnr•ivAl 1.„!i.,
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Prlxt
FROM HARRISUURG•
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11 , ,t.5E REPRESENTATIVES, )
March 8, 1856. j
TILE irousE.
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Senate non-concurrol in 11,,,p.: e nrnern i m pnt,:
to the license hill. Semtte npl•ointe , l Messr-
Brown. Jordan and Wherry. The ll,,use refused
to receive npp,inted is committee consistinr
Wrivto• t;etz nn , l Ilunse<.ker. Ther , .
n tiro it bill will fall. an
"hilt n thill will I, there, my countrymen..
Tl se ,I,.feetive in -everal I i
ant ‘sliat the penl , je re.iture. The l'hiladelphia
[Jenne-ratio meinher= sated against the bill. Had
In••• 11, I hy the Ifolna , ern,
relaiinr: lelphia, they wad. I has.
vuto.l for it. The still provi•iorN thy:
have Lech applied to l'itt.leir;.:h
Your member, Mr. Smith. wouid have offered a
new vp,•[j,lrl thnt effe'et — t hi' Vl/le
and the .1. - ifeated I.y lava. At th,
present t the7e what
Cr• them i , a ruttier to-n;7111!Iit
qeetion relating to lirewer , . ae. will he strleki
nit, and rO.filillff 1 , 11 , 11.411 4 i , v lieet,ed. .\ few
hay , will determine the aum-t...,
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1. Th,• were -ace ;
larlD.• .rt Asa-II Itau 1, n 1.14111,
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i•iitittliti it fit' iif thy
Henry 1.V11., SIMI.: M.l
I.'l t , . DI tivt , lio-t It nticurroil in Owliin
er, ul. ,, ut Saturday. a clear , tarlight
iornin:: The Henry Lewis, w,th a full cargo
for New ilrlenn, , , from Cincinnati, and nt,oul for
ty pa , vnger on board. IV ‘le , cending the Inver.
jus.t. beluw Troy ••12u,$ ) ritr the Kentucky =Lore,.
at the head of ArDier ,,, n• , ) , r.r, when the I: lh,ward
ascending, came up. Cr rather out. from hehir. !
the riw, and a occurred, r.nking
Henry Lewis in three tninn.e , , in about twenr:,
feet of water. A wild scene of excitement
sued, ns the passengers were all asleep in their
berths at the time of the collision, and were hur
ried on deck amid the cry of fire, the hi-sing nf .
steam, and the crashing of timbers, The le , t
are two , hildren belonging to a poor Irish w--
ruin : tw, cabin passenger- , from Portsmouth.
(thin : Win. Jacobs, of La., the second steward.
and Ilan McCutchenn, of Steuhenvillo, the seeon
conk : tun or twelve -1 the firemen who ~.I,;pp,
at C;neinnati and whose name e , uldnot be ascer
tained , fur of the Cin , inrviti fugitive slaves be
longing t, Mr. Gaines, were on the bent, inch' :•
ing Mat'!-vet and her infant ehid. The chi;
was dr,,wned, in.l the others saved. They were
taken n the b.,a: dist Friday, from
mid were oo their was to t;aiie ,, landing, A,.
The mothcr I n 0 -ti le r frt iii
th„,
.1„yIt t The enhr
tl n • c,ti,d-ted adwit 7;111
lard oil, candles, eller , e, and rurli ore
prmitior , ('in
:'ltt` \VII , ill ( 5f Capt. Er,r,„,..
who. t.Tother ivith 711 . l'attor-fpn, hio clerk, au -I
Stickhol mid MoF:il 1.t11.1, the ent.fint‘or.. were t L .
rhicf the Lunt. Slir wtt. ingurvtl
th , 3,ltingt. , ll City 111-I,ratte
r ' inr ititl,tl 1T1 , 11r3114 ., , flrri IeITII3IItS and Mnrui •
fiseturer 'rile fault of the iiiin.ster
lia
net cot litien definitely fixed on eitlier,p,lrf.
`• 4 4 11. I.``Nt; INI` ('et El. WiNdvdt'—The
merry jin: , :e sleigh-hills, and the constant
fall of snow-Hakes center lay made one 111111trilte
411114 the reign ,f the lee K:ng had only ju.d COM
meneed. •Nhoolay nterning W`t, 4 as fold a day n,
any this winter. excepting perhaps one Earle
in the morning the thermometers in this city in
dicated from 8 to In degrees below zero
Ebensburgh, Cambria county, we are informed
the mercury was down to and at Wooster,
4 Olio, 21 below zero.
(In Saturday last the Jefferimn 'Medical College
held it , annual commencement at the M mdcal
Fllll,l hall, Philadelphia the graduating clit•is
numbering The number of M. Ir.'s turned
"tit is teit a. , great as usual, for which heaven he
praised
TIIE LATEST NEWS
T 11111 T Y -FOURTH coNort.Ess.
Plltt'T KESS...LON. •
Ni r estitsuroy. March I . l.—Seattrelr. Bell,' of
Tenn., Ito dire , tton of the Naval, committeik, reported i
an order from thrt committee etupoffering thorn to
send fur porn its end 'tapers to on aide them to inves
tigate matters roditive la the 'memorials of officers
rompleining ut the action of the Nei al Retiring
in their cases.
Stl,ll sail it seemed . to Idol Otis was opening
a door which nicer was to Ito dosed. Ile did ant
-or timt .:ranting I hi- poi\ cr a ettld lead to a lteue
fehal result.
Mr. ropliod Hot: ovcry inthi blind who feels
that ht- ol.racter i•tillereti under unjust intim-fa
t no,, tool olio tloniond- iniestigetioo, has a right to
ilt•lliallti
The subject was ht.i,l aside. and the Senato resumed
:100 cood•leretion of the bill appropriating $3,000,
oto tor altering and menuitteturing small arms. and
provnling thr sea coast anti garrison with guns, cc
coutretnents and tromitions or war.
Mr. Crown made a speech ,tipporting the clouta of
the goi Melt rdative to the Clayton Itulwor trot .
11. did not first!, t•• assist in exciting a miar
lite treaty liar td,tth•ittiltle et but ono interpretation.
Englund', construction of it it, a palpable violation
of Ottollll,l ••• tool if 0. 11 t•tt!ltlilt't t•esorte.l
to 1,.• tt I.ri nic ind v !duel ill his dealings with his
neighbor., he woo Id be very 'tilt Irt eo,unnnnirate nu
imps to :ill impartial vtitneettett that a fraud we
ton:tried. 11,. ••• toltmor .1 o f in the en
teditteutt•tot• he 'at., eptte
e t,tl ttrititruting dif
lor the ret1,..11 that It groat
reidthlir like ',ore could settretly expect justice from
masted head ru 11.0
Tito Senate then adjourned.
//•d0..._ nu inotioit or 11r. Tyson, the Cornittiare
en Utr I,idr trx ogre in“roetetl 1,1 inquire into lbc
havoc t, t 'to war k about to hr it mod 1, Ibird - or
K:1110 111 rttft•rt./11.r 1., his reSI,II,IIC, iu the polar re•
„ t iens, with the VIA, ertiteiht: calk , f or the 1110/11
1, or coo g ro-,
20,k00, ,•. Ho- r coo itht . terily and Itti
tterity reperl, of the veuenttd•e upon the hi:ins:is
eltottion were ertinied to le tattled.
Mr. Dunn 'et:re:tutted tt Lill enabling the State, 4 I
l'onn,yivana, I tido, l‘etttti, ky.
,nil Miner- intpreve the hut igarret of t h e (thie
mot, t tfrant:t:t: tdedl- in hid tht I. Referred
I t • a r l ,
t roottuittro 1,1 , 111.
Mr. \i'a,illtorne. of Mr., t •aie notice that Ito wotild
on tic. rot fr rt W
ttltntittlt,
pt., or t ,on.l 1/11pera in
the t..• 1 ukttt Caztit.
Tne 11...i15e then re,...nned the Of 0.00
Ms. Ste: hens argue i agC,rr the re,wer asise•l
I.y the ha.! DO right to in
;;H.-e int. , Mr. ltee.h-r's allevatien that lIICIIIIIC , 4 , 1
the Kar,n , i :;slr,tr, hi"h passed the hilt nn• !cr
1,111 WI. NN:I, eiertrl were i flt,;:ally ch,sen.
T.• inquire into :he election an,i returns L r w e et her.
Slate er Territorial legislatures woel.l he an
an.l w ,t t, danzerm. , exmanle. Mr.
..stephen , ‘ni-1 that Ile—ler's r.lsje-st waa revolotienary
- rzliarpe's r : lu, .trot •inews ,1 car hauing heel,
t.repare.l te refit .•enstituted power '.l
minent.. lie trostk,l that the 2..,e41 reti r e
he peeple reterr. n peace prevail, an I tl.Tr.
eyes never rest •at a trait's rpen Arnertean
Df Diinn raL7u..l Lo a full in
t 11%! &Mr
.1' ?••:1 - tiP. 1 , 51' lh 15 wh,lt troth rvlottiv , ]Con
inns.l und.
!I • ••1• ; , •••t , I t ••• ptr.....riF awl I,{wrs.
that it
:•. I I t 1.. t t. /11..1 rof,r. Nvern
' Ppr nil
I‘.lc. I. and
N. II • brit 0,11:
v C,tr..:Tve... and earn. , ..!
icr •
MG , 'l,ry ir, 1: • ,••r
Mr. 141rIn r.-- .luti..ll,,lrh th, 0r.,..
,slt of
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Fire In R'n.blogton Ully--1.0.k. or 1,114.
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fll' F.v. m , .•eting ~r
rn , .r..linnt•, ru•rnuflrturrrq Nntl
m•ti M,rll:L.n. Lt 1. , wa, on Thur-,1•0
tt,a1 ,. .., it t!,it• .ett it the 3 ettr
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vunt. , w c, 1ti..11 wet In rtn , ittnnti on the I
..f \lay t t3INV '.ll the Mr. 3
,1 1: 0 1 C,ll, ~ 1 l'itt-! , :rr!t, was present tit
made ...tno remark:.
Wrtri th I .ollars f r llio rapture
,17 0 -t., al Bradley, wh., e-eala"l frdm the
at lier.d,aw W,triet, where he wat.entined
the .. r ntet o • e of death. for the murder of :1
Th , SLerlll Ker.h•kv: had
- .11.•r.. I a reNva.r I of three hundred dollar,.
ch, e , of ()hi, 1.1.6 declined the
mentary dinner tendered him by lIN admirer= u.
f'inr;nnati n , n vin,lication of the ho,pitality
their c,ty Ire stv he felt sati,fied then, and
the mere 90 now, that no slight was intende
Cheee has more sense then some of the thin
skinrwl abelitionists in the City of Hop.
Th.. h es!,
,j.. in - erum, gll. where the . ..au!!
but ..he farot , h,.l are beet.tnii,k; rnth , r
meagro. !ind d“ not ins tte we'll lizmiv, era
I, ra , rimy thing like the ertile , the eiir.
The, given fit's., rml abr. I.
:Ind a arc Letts t- gise rep,rt
the , e. Think of 2 10.1s.i.itter, whisky. n,..1
'20 , 1 goint; tihntritt thr wh..10
3n, hot -1 -31, , u. l'ltt,l.urel
I Mr.l , •h!tt:t, ' rxt•hal - 14, nr•.:1: , the
tran,, , tion, "ocur in our oit,
For ititunce, the ,ules ,0 ,lir.
, r , on Frpluy to \V, , ,lne.-13 . ‘, fool up hu, 22 lit
urn /1.4,1111 , 1 I.v II
reperts fir the Ex..hange, ihat the 1)1110 I tt,
1104 Nvilh them. an.l that they every (him: In
hrir I,,rer 01,lnin full Ind :Lecurate report: of
thetrnnitnetiiins tif each day, anti fetal: whatt,ine
knittit ,if their hnhi4 of industry, we are in'line Di
believe that the fault cannot Ite entirely their-.
It i= n•.t the lir=t time Ono rop•Prters linvo aperi•
cured litlirtilty in elitaining market nen While in
iCher cities the merchants take a pride in ca•eliing
the at „,,„„ t ..1 ,b , ne I.v them i'Von h rieq
gerntion. our mert . hant:4 nianifost indifferenge. and
hither through a want of cornmunicatit mess or an
unafieountalde dosire to suppress the truth, thus in
flict deep injure on the commercial reputation of our
city. Pittsburgh i peculiar in this respect, tiro!
to this cause must he latributod the want of appre
eintion manifested by strangers, who am thus kepi.
I•y ourselves. in profound ignorance ,•f the extent of
our business. \V, hope our nict,hants will not
tinu,• thus to hide their light under a bushel," an•l
that they will hereafter feel the necessity of being
e On the subject of business.
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CUTTING AN OLD FRIEND
'Many years ego, the good ship "Cleopatra"
arrived in Baltimore with a hundred steerage
passengers from the Emerald Isle. Among the
number were two young men from Tyrone, who
liad married just on the eve of sailing, and had
come with their buxom brides to seek their for
tunes in America. The latter had grown up
side by side from girlhood, and were intimate as
as sisters. The former were no less intimate and
attached to each other.
Tile /UMW , f these adventurers were Torrance
Leary and his wife Margaret, and Andy °Winne
and his wife Biddy, or Bridget. The first idea of
coming to America, had been suggested by Leary,
who was a quick, intelligent young man, and had
eonc4ived the notion that a fortune was to be
made in the new country across the Atlantic,
from which ever and anon was coming the most
inspiring intelligence to the enterprising and
ambitious. Ro hail been during two or three
years gardner for an Irish gentlemen, in whose
family Maggy, his wife, had for some time acted
as waiting maid. trShane was a draper's clerk ;
lie had been better educated than Leary, both as
regards school and home education ; and the,
same could be snit of Bridget in comparing her
with Margaret. Notwithstanding this, the young
men and their wives, as has been said, were in
timate friends, and when the matter of going to
marka had been decided upon by Leary and
('Shane and Biddy were not long in ma
king up their minds to go with them.
After settling for their passage and entering
the vessel in which they wished to sail, their
wealth consisted of but twenty sovereigns. This
was to be the basis of their fnture fortunes in
the New World. Leary, who was a great deal
more talkative than his friend, had a great deal
to sly about what they should do in America.
Ile,proposed that they should unite their inter
eids and stand by each other in good or evil for-
tune.
's I leaven knows, Andy, - he would sometimes
that I'd divide me last crust with yees, ony
day. And Muggy has the same feelin' for Biddy,
Iser sweet soul
To expressions of this kind the more thought
ful and reserved, but equally warm hearted Andy,
would reply, that while he could lift a hand or
arts n penny, the friends of Isis early yearsshould
Ise n- the members of his own household.
With such feelings, and in mutual confidence,
the young emigrants landed in Baltimore, where
they soon made the acquaintance of some of their
..wn eountrymen, and gained a little information
in regard business and the prospect before
them Neither of these were found to be very
smourag,ieg. Leary was the first who obtained
.•issployment : it was in capacity of laborer in
•14;gin , r nut eellars and foundations for houses
about being erected. This was several weeks
after their arrival. and when their few sovereigns
hid become much lower than when they set their
tin the land of strangers. It was sometime
after this before O'Shane got anything to do, and
this wa, not until he had seen nearly his last
arthing. During the siiscouragidg period that
e1a1,0,1 between the finding of work by Leary
a!,'l the getting of employment by O'Shane, not
(1 woe-I was said by the former, who had become
iery re-erwil toward O'Shane, about dividing his
v , t crust with him rind Biddy.
A , str;le sovereign remained of the ten which
sl,a.ie up the entire wealth of O'Shane when he
sn led in the United States, and his chances of
--tting something to do seemed no better than at
!.:s.s This sovereign he determined to invest in
- 4 1(1 Iry small ware. , . and try what he could do in
.'tuning them about from house to house. In
:his he we,- snore successful than he expected :
In , profit+ were, from the first, enough to meet
his small expenses, and afterwards to gradually
neren..e his stock in trails, which, from being
only the value of A sovereign at first, was in the
re , .' of a few m ,rots worth many Sov,reigu,.
The d'acin.! of cellars was hard work, much
harder than attending to a gentleman's garden,
and Leary, as soon as he saw that trShane was
I w,ll a' peddling_ became so much slis
..!..sied with hi , emtbsymcnt that he determined
give it tip and try what he (-mild do with the
• I s lie ha I nearly five sovereign+ laid hy,
le I wa- about investing these, tinder the adviee
c 4(1 ,11 t rSh - 4 4. 1' in vilitalile for the
perprit , Pi• deal, r, when he wits taken
and lay ill for weeks. expenses
doctor's I , fll 4:Hag this time, took away all
•t' little eatim, and he was about returning
with more.(, spirit to his spade and mattock,
when s h Shane generously offered to Issan hire
sugis I make a fair 'tort as a peddler. With
-rat'fied feelosg- tie kind [eider was accepted
Thr inters-t+ of the two young men being now
'or- crane 71111(4 011\11 they hint yet been, and
tin were reiraired to he much from home, a
sun, tal N :ivn Let wean them, and their
.t 1,1. ' ' milted in order to lessen expenses. This
' , lrving
•Winne , l alone[a year and s
4 14Irinr nlsich period Leary and (,)'Shane
..‘ry fair harvest on their labor+
.. time the former, having saved
„, fir , Lorelred laid by his pack
I .1. , A.-•I A .• grocery rind Ihimir +tore
U. i,t ire 0114 4 tiros n situation at the South,
at! , fiir -glary, was iiffered to trsh A ne .
t •i tiy him. At this point, the ways
e •., n L tee two, friend , were to travel in the
t g, I They parted with many sin
. •,:•,••—ii-ris of friend-hip and mutual pledg
sibs[ if the ] , ewer to do se re.
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re II
\t the v•
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11 hnndrv•l loliurr. shrewdness, in
ony ;n rer,)nAl 111.1 family ex
;cl the gr o cery and liyanr
" thin,: certn , ii Six vrar+ fri.m
is I. •are rut un hry he sold out his
.n.I r mineneed the business of a wholesale
r in vener.tl. hat rum au.' whisky in pairtie
n I:owley'a wharf. Ile was then worth
.en r fifteen tilf/11,701.! 111 , 1111rM, and kernel
r )4:i 1•. his increased impirtn.nee as a tiler
,. i o style of living rather more
;it - than the hack rooms and second stor-
cvg -hop. Hut even in gratifying his
r. Loacy was cautions not to put the main
ch..nce in A house at four or five bun-
In l rent, and five or six hundred dollars
in parlor and sums additional furniture,
imvoroil the length and breath of his extrava
gance. at this era of his history. During the
whi of this period, he had heard nothing from
racept that on his arrival at Charles
kin. The place rf his destination, he had found
all a- lckl keen represented to him, and that the
had accepted would enable him if
kr had hi- health, to lay up something.
The change that hail passed over Terrance
Leary in ten years mu, quite remarkable. When
he Envied from the Cleopatra, he was a fair spe
cimen of a rough, healthy, coarse young Irish
man, and retained this appearance until he got
kehit.il hi , own oeutiter, at which time a gradual
of trnnformation commenced. The cor
duroy trousers gave way to cassimere pants, the
coar,e roundabout to a long-tailed coat, and the
-eal skin cap ton blink heaver with a shining
, urface: the stout, well greased brogans that had
oarried him many a mile, over rough roads as
NV. II ns ottooth ones, were thrown aside, and well
lilackeil boots worn in their stead; they were
the first blacked boots that had over covered his
rect. In this new dress, Leary, at first, scarcely
knew himself, but ho was not long in forgetting
that he had ever worn any garments of inferior
, i tetlity The constant attendance upon custom
er., with the necessity of handling himself all
the various commodities which he had to sell,
prevented Leary from making any further ma
terial alterations in his every day external ap
pearam•e, until ho ceased to ho a retail dealer,
:tad wrote himself "a merchant." At this pe
the change in the man was very apparent.
at least twu inches higher : the reason
hi` , chin had become elevated precisely that
opus!: further above the point where the collar
bone rests against the sternum. lie shaved, or
was shoved every morning; there was a time
when once or twice a week was deemed sufficient.
linen was faultless and changed every morn
ing : his black coat end pants guiltless of every
sight ,if hard set, ice.
A li•w year , more, and Terrance Leary, ,
wit , : a man of wealth, standing and importance
-one , .• the first merchants " in the city. A
porter. IsLoring man or clerk, was now treated
by him lore like a dog than a human being. Ile
ha l no sympathies whatever with the poorer
clim-es--actually despising every thing not pos
golden attractions.
day. it wll4 twenty years from the time
the of the young Irishman became diver
gent —Leary was sitting in his counting room,
when two natives of the Emerald Isle, a man and
a woman, entered the store. They were plainly,
hut not roughly dressed. Leary recognized them
II :111 111,4tallt they were Andy and Biddy
Shane. The sight of them did not give him
much pleasure, especially as there were present
in hi , counting rosin two or three merchants of
the first standing. -
Go and see what these people want," he said
abruptly and in a tone of command to one of his
‘i If they ask for me, toll them I am en
gaged and can't see them now."
The clerk met Andy and Bridget half wa
lown the store.
l Mr. Leary in?" asked O'Shane.
Ile is engaged at present."
" No matter he will Fee us," replied O'Shane,
pmlrng on past the clerk, who tried, but in vain,
to ierp him back.
To the consternation of the merchant, O'Shane
and Biddy entered boldly into his counting room,
the former extending his hand as he advanced to
him, and saying with a voice of pleasure,—
°
1 t tr` "
.•
4,)—Dteeases of the Liver--When the celebrated
Dr. Rush declared that drunkenness was n disease, ho roan
oted a truth which the eape loses and observation of metlt
cal men is ovary day confirming. The many apparently in
firm° cm:eases of those who indulge in the one of itpiritralua
liquors, may be thus accounted for.: The tree catase of eon
duct, which is taken for infatuation, is very frequently a
diseased state of the Liver. No organ In the human system,
when deranged,,.produeea a more frightful catalogue of
disens,s. And if, instead of applying remedies to the mani
festations of disease, as is too often the cam°, physicians
would preerrils, with a view to the original cause, fewer
deaths would result from awn.a induced bye. deranged
Mato of the User. Throe-fourths of the disease« 1,10711111,
0.1 under the !wad of Consumption, base their seat in
disease.] Livor. Dr. 51'Lano's culobrated Liver Pills, prepared
by Fleming Broa, are a certain core.
Purchasers will please be careful to risk for Dr. ..11 . Lane'x
Casbruted Lirer PUL, manufactured by Futmuso Buos., of
Pittsburgh, Pa There are other Pills purporting to Is,
Liver Ms, now before the public. Dr. B . Lit.:We genuine
Liver Pills, also Isis cvlehratoal Vertulfuge, can now he lied
st idl re,pertabin Drug Starve. None pundit° without the
sigiinture of FLICKING BROS.
Also, for ask by the sole proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Sueeeneore to .1. Rldd .h Co.,
Diarlfgdewl No. 60 Wood street, euruer of Fourth.
neglected often prove fatal, leads to conenrup
thin; anoint the parts three times a day with DAILEY'S
PAIN EXTILACTOIt. If eacretion form the rectum, then
Insert the Pile Syringe," tidal with Rstractiou, and grad
tally dim:barge It oe the syringe le withdrawn. It never
bilk to core Leises of any age of virulence, nor to give entire
env° Instantly to all, frequently curing by one application.
Piles are known by the heat, ' itching and pain of the
aims. Ideating pllee are canned sometimes by the falling
of the whole bowels, which then press the Intestinal
efOlai tight against the bark bones and keeps the blood from
returning up the tassels, similar to the blood being kept at
top of your finger when a string it tied tight round it; such
is frequent, and fur scrofulous humors and uicere to form
therein, then procure a perfect abdominal supporter, and
wear a eOIIIprIZS to the rectum, and continue to nee tbe salve
so Rho,. 0 ; nlw , rub it well over the loins nut abdomen for
n 0,,, time, and the natural belts that support the bowels wit.
be contracted and made strong, and your life will be rave&
If Properly applied, every awe will be cured. It never falls.
Nerve grnulne Vdtbolll is steel-plate engraved label, with
8441.nt Llree or
lIMN It Y LLEY, Mem ufacturor,
C. V. CLICK ENIO. & W. , Ninnufacturtim
'old at 25 reale I+•r box by Dr. (1140. 11. KIIYSEII, 140
str , ot, 00.1 by nearly every dealer in medicines
thronghoot the United States All orders or letters for in
formation or advice, to bu addressed to C V. KLICKENER.
A 0)., New York, fel6:dsw2w.
Zit-Sands , Sarsaparilla, FOR PURIFYING THE
ityiy 'ft—Sarsaparilla has long been endorsed by the (+lenity
sa It mild. safe and effective npperiant, and alterative.
All the scientitlc appliances of modern chemistry have been
put in reunisition by MOWS. Sande to obtain a pure extract
of ib niedicinal properties, combining therewith other rare
vegetable product. They are enabled with confidence to
fir to the public a sure d certain remedy for all diseases
arising from impurity of the blood, or derangement of the
functions. Pricc, it per bottle; six betties for $.5.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street New York.
Sold also by FUMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa.., and by
Druggists generally. mbEclw
ire-From the 5. York National 111ot:titer
February 21.-11toste TAPOIL—Dr. Curtis has done more
to ameliorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
Aiutplainm, than any other practitioner of medicines that
has struggled with the secrets of the motrrict medico, for the
lest century, by the invention and perfection of au instru
ment that will convoy to the lungs • medicine in the shape
.4 a highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly on the
dimase, and not, as hitherto, by sympathy. Those who err
troubled with diseases arlelog from disordered lungs, will
enterrve their Interests by giving the Ilyman Vapor a trial.
Caul - mm-11r. Critrus' lITOIANA Is the original and only
genuine article. nov2lh3wdaw
tri-llear the Physicians i --A number of We
!minifiodlizini men In the United &Atm., known
A. nu, h by the entire Yarnlty. certify n. at 13,itivrly to the
retilediAl eirnet.. Ilr. llnvere Syrup of Liverwort. Thr, and
,I,.'velacrua, in hord..ring on CONSUMPTION. St+
whet thew: wit Bowled .ty in the folnlpitlet rr,rtutly
The Agnnts of tho moilicino ken', the documeint. An adver
t...inept .lee app nee in nnother
01' For .1.1, vrtniliiiiinle Atul rotall, by R. P.. SELLERS 1
i, rorttrr mid Second Atructm.
SOW Ai. by 2.IP.NI}P.MON A I.IRIL. Liberty street; H. P.
Scil IV kItT7.. nu 4 BF:CP:11.1:11 A Abli g.NNAN„llleich.y
roh.`rdAwlw
11r Al, 1,111.• l! 11161 and furnovio Venni
Mite [Sr I Si tatl9 Celebrated White Currieelan Un
t,ivretiereil n4oly o the roper, Dein iif Dr. I. Scutt,
reztthr 11..Sua1 trr-aalunte, nub Phyeiciert of erteuxive pree
lee N'ilie i. s.ui o only ma lieetinre.l by Dr. I. Sci•tt
leek ThiripLutee
[Jr. AlclAdir'n (hired,. Vi.teatugn And IaiNIAV.T/ 11,1, - er
. 1/k. nei.nopniti , il I.y crr(l4lcBtn .11( Lan, flit eul., t.)
1 1 i liggulth and hienclinall.4 rvcrywhere.
Da_ I/111. 11. KKYSISIL, 14(1 Wthni Agent.
DR J. 1' FLY—MIMI, 41Ingisinly, (wax 11:111rd./
Vltitlnedin Agnid. ja—..././I.lotaist
,dy-Wby will you Suffer, w tam RALIK? CAN BR
IO F. ASI IX DATA I N ?—lier. 'on a Soh. Throat, Qnlmv.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Itrora hitfa, Crimp. 5W1'4,41104 Prost
Ribs, Runle, Siemias, or Pato, in auy part of pair system'
I . oil ntn bo relissed at omen by mins; Ll.e must beautiful 01
all Lluinieuta. the - 11"hae (irriussin Liiiinisni." prepared
I.y I. l r 14.101 T, 14 !Log - ant...a, , and fm side cheap
allobsetle and retail, by Dr. KgYI4I , .R. 140 Wood II tr.,C, and
.1 1 . . 1 l' YLEMINti, item R. K Depot. AlleKhony See al
r,rtl.o•niatit 111 fill. rtitor column t 4 torday's pat.,. 111 W -1.1 to
ea - Batchelor's Hair Dye—Pitt'..ct Medals and
EltillTY THOUSAND APPLICATIONS Of THE
INIMITABLE. attest the public appreciation. Brown or
I lack Lair, ro true to nature as nattim'a self, la prorlncoil
IN.'.. , TANTLY, without a thane* of failing, or Injury to akin
Lour. Mode and sold. or applied, (In nine private
at I Itlai'S. Broadway, Now York.
Sold, w lo•lowalo and rotall, by Dr. GM 11. EMU, Iln
Wocal .trwoL
OE-Stockings and hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your feet ptilehed with bail nod short
will take our alvice and m. to C. DALY'S, cc.,
tier of Markot alloy and Fifth street, and buy soma of those
eleout flne Stockings, that make your feet feel ulco and
romfortable. Davi also makes nod calls every variety of
Hosiery tbnt you can mention, at whole:ode and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street_ oct4
Hate I ants I I—en the Latest styles of HATS
And CAN ran be purchnsod chop, for moth, from
MORGAN d CO., No. 164 Wood street,
Nast door to the new Church,
Oue door from Sixth street.
4E-Call at No. 104 Wood , and ex
.uthio our stock of Sort HATS and Wurria CAPS. Just ro
,Ived, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other styles 01
Caps, whkh we will tell low for cash. Moauss I Co., 164
Wood etrnel cola
I- Mita, Hits.--We haw just received our SPRING
STYLE OF SILK HATS, which will be found, on lmlrr
non, a neat and goal article. Call and ace.
61,23 MORON k CO., 164 Wood at.
JAS. OOLLINS J. BAN KSKNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PRO PIU CTOSIS Or rue -
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTEDDROR, PA
Wm. Bagn & Co, Murphy, Tiernan &
Smith & Sloclair, 11.mpton, Wilson & Co.,
M'Candlesa, Means & Co., Rngllah & Richardson.
l'uttsnsLPltls—
ltngaley,
Woodward A Co, Truitt, Brother & Co.,
Wood, Baron & Co. [fend
Jeo. Komi's, Into of Humphreys, Hoffman k Koons, Plts,
D. W. I ZIIHTINE Late, of Vitteiburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
Generil Produce Commission Met .pants,
11111111M1
lingxl4‘y Wo4.lward a Co. Phil.ißrynn, Konn.ly & Co. Plttal
thirrult )IftEtln & .• L ISilinerlh & CA).
" Ball & Llggott.,
shier, I Het, & Cu. " .1. &W. Ran,
t pc itc CO.
Truitt, itnotlier
J. D. Lolutior Co. Ciorinonti. Fondle& rt Youlda, Ciii innatL
A. A. Pollock A Co. " Morrow et Gottior,
Tool A Sibley, " J. 8. Chenoweth & CO. "
And Ntuburgh and Philadelphia Merchant/ gene' ally.
Jai etdApre3m
ALEX. HUNTER,
1/NA.LISIi IN
F LOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty street,
dui i ldtpc P 1 STSBUILIIII.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
ter FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES in either of the
two Cities.
(Amu may be left at the MLII, or In boxes at the stores o
!IRIAN, WILSON & CO, 52 Wood street.
BRAUN & REITER, oor. Liberty and St. Clair stream,
11. P. SCIIWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, ON DELIVERY.
.15' 29 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
JAMES KRIM, Ja.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Ai-STEAMBOAT AGENTS,IiII
Na 27 tere.e, beitoehl Pine and 0/ive sta.,
ft b':.6dapclyj
-
41;
•tel,t!
REVERENCES
REFER TO
Eingaley, Oongnm & "
%Tat k Wilson,
ROBT. M. 11UNTIKR.
SAINT LOUIS, hlo
~ 4ry :.$~~ S"_. _ a::L..
SAFETY INSURANCE :COMPANY,
orvice, S. E. ChANDR . Taw, ANDWA.LND I TST&,
IiEtriXAMIND INSTVIANCDS. on V4ela, Cargo,Freight,
to all part* of tbe world:
INLAND INOVRANOMS ON 130008,11.1 Direr*, Canals,
Lakes and Land earring:a, to all parts of: the Main.
FIRE INSURANCE ON MEILOIIANDIZE ged9rally. On
Stores„Dia - ellidg Uoeace, Ac.•
.Aitscf-r of thr Company Ninicm.fier
Bonds, Mortgages and Real Estate 41111,(rAi 114
Philadelphia City, and other Lteates 86,•210 00
Stock In Banks, Railroad and Insurance Cos 2:1,060 10
Billet receivable 186,440 117
Cash on I d 26,K2ti LIU
Ralancea in hands of Ageots, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently homed, and other d e bts
doe the Company
Subscription Notes.
DTIVECTORS.
James C. liana,
,Theophilus Paulding,.
James Traqualr,
William Byre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price„„
Jameagentieat,
SamtiorE. Stokes, ".
Henry Sloan,
James D. McFarland,
Charles Schaffer,
Hobert Burton,
John B. Belinda Pittsburgh.
I). T. Morgim,
J. T. Logan,
WSI. MARTIN , President.
William Nlartin
Joseph EL Seal,
lo.cuund A. Solider,
John C. Davis,
John Lt. Penman,
George G. Lsiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. It. M. Huston,
C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig.
Bpenoer Mel [vain,
Charles Kelley,
H. Jones Brooke,
J. B. Johnson,
Tana. C. HAND, Pr.sident
HYNKT LYLBIIBN, Secretary.
P. A. riIADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 %ter street, Pittsburgh
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.;
MANUFACTURERS' INSURINCE COUYI
OF PHILADELPIITA.
CHARS= PZROZTUAL—OPAPITID DT TOL BTATX OP PIPMPIPTIVAIIIok
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MA RINE AND INIAND TRANSPORTATION,
AARI IN S. LIPPINCOTT, President
ORRIN ROGERS. Secretary.
OBORGF.: YOUNG, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
William a Iluataa,
N.311{,
Alfrtsl Week,
Charles J. Fields,
karon S. Lippincott,
Mithion
Nicholas G. Taylor,
Orrin Rogers,
John I'. Simons, Jarnes P. Smith.
141-This Osuipany has teen ormsnired with a Quill Capi
tal, and tins Directons have determined to adapt the bushiness
to its available resources. To observe prudence in conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of los.,
Pittsburgh Office, N 0.76 Water strt.st.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
EM=I!
The following well known and responsible firma In Pitts.
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to the
stability null sounduoss of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company
Kremer & Rahn,
George I'. Smith k CO,
Jonea, Tlernau & Cu.,
nor?
PITTSBURGH
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSIRANCE COMPAN Y,
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President
Tues. GRABLia, Secretary.
Air-This Company makes oxery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, gut HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Minslissippi Rivera and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest ruters consistent with safety to
all parties.
1213331=
liobert Galway, Samuel Acelurkrul,
Joseph p. liazyratn, 1.1. D., John Scott,
James Mortaralb David kichey,
Jameil W. ilailnran, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Brodie), Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullertn, Mansfield R. Drown,
David H. Chambers, Chriatian Zug,
William Carr, Robert IL Harttoy,
Jas.. 1). McGill. I°l,lB
British Si. Continental Exchange.
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
Ic Svxs OF £1 AND UPWARDS.
-Thee Drafts are availothin nt all the priociptl T... 1111
of ENGLAND, SCAYTLAND AND IRELAND, and the CON.
TIN ENT.
Wa also draw SIGHT ISMS Ma
M. A. Grunebackm & Bs:Mita,
FILL:Oi FORT A MA IN,
ewes tot e rt - truittauca to MI parte, of GERMAN Y,
SWITZERLAND aIOI If❑.
tru‘,.l abroad, may procure, through
Litters CriaDL, N1.140y 1./C Obtained, BS
tt, an) part
Mill?, N,,,te.e. and othor securities In Europe,
prompt Attention.
WILLIAM IL 'WILLIAMS A CO.,
corner Third otreete.
ITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
l)F l' ITTS B LJ li.
'wt . /A.IA M ISA (1 A ILISY, Kteldrnt.
SA St 13 RL L Al A lISJI M, Seen-gar) .
()PRICE: 414 Wafer shwt, tetwen .Ifarket unit streets.
/r - 11,011,1 111:1.I. AND CAIWO RISICEI, on Ilya Obi.
nod ?tlissinstppi Mears and tributaries.
luaus nlrnmet 14tra or Miring,. by Fill?.
Also, againat tiro l'erile of the :tea and Inland Navigatitur
and Trausportation.
ICIIMME3
Wl!Barn thiraley,
Samuel no.,
Ralyert 11,1olap, Jr,
Innac M. l'onh.ek„
S. klarbaugh,
Vitdter Dryatot.,
Jam Shipturu
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. SHORN BERG Elt.„ BrsritAlL
BOBERT FIN N eV, Sncretary.
C W. BATCH ELOR., Gourral A gyut.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
il ItISCTORS.
J 11. Shorithewg..r,
(I. W. Ratehntor, •
Dm.: I'euniwk,
W. W. Illn.rt
k T. hooch, Jr..
6.s“rKu. 8. 6cideu,
David NrCtuhlltxs
ear All Loves sustained by parties Insured under policlem
owned by tilt, Company will b liberally adjusted and prompt
ly 'Aid nt ItB OVVICE, No. 99 WATER STREET. ljy II
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
4,v-insure Bolding, and other Property against Loa. or
Dann*, by Fire, and the Perils of the are and Inland Navi
gallon and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. F. Johnston, Rody Patterson. Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier. W. M'Cilut,rk, JSA. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. K Park,
I. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long.
.k. J. Junes, J. H. Jones, 11. R. Co shall.
OFFICERS.
Prrsident . lion. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
rice Presilant BODY PATPERSON.
&‘ - 'y and Tress A. A. CARRIER_
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield struts, Pittsburgh,
A G E N 'l' S
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insura.ne
Co., of HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, 0380,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of
1 2 111LADM.P111A. CAPITA!, $300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Volley of Virginia.
WINCHESTER, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, RAN
ItIBI3URG. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life insurance Co.,
11A ILT FORD. CAPITAL AND ..4 SSETS, 82,154,189.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH.
CAPIT AL AND ASSETS, NOV. 6, 1855, $128,022148.
Ws. N. Jouseros, President_ A. A. CARRIER, Secretary.
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers In Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD OIL
132 r -AND PRODUCE GENERALLY. - Ui
No. 7.1 WATER STREET, PITTSB
Springer liarbangh. Pitteb . ll;43e.. {Tolls, We Ohio
John Scutt & Co- hL Martin,
i .B.Jonm, Caster Cit. 1),21,.8k. Koons
Lot,ll k Cu, Pittsburgh. Bunt, N.bit k Gurretson,
Jor./111 Elder, tzt. Luis.
l'honian k Gmluor, Baukern, liolmea R Conuoll. Cincinnati,
Valero, Ohio. [fobl:lyf lA. B. Bullock A Co.
W I LLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold 4- Williarss,)
MANUFACTURERS 01?
CIIILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
AR-W. ,!‘ A. will contract fur Warming•arid Ventilating
by Steam or Mat Water, Pipes or Chilaces Furnace, Church
schools, ilaspitals, Factories, Omen Houses, Dwellings,
Court HOUSeII, Jails, or Hotels. No. 25 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh. atatl
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BACON HAMS; SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED BEEF,
SUGAR-CURED and
CANVASSED T 1 ANIS.
A huge god( always on hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURt3II, PRNN'A
JAMES BLAIIiELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield atreets,
PITISBURGIL
Olt_ Passenger. brought from the old country to Pitts
urgh, and mortar; remitted to Europe. [tmes7
~, e 7
_
NEW, AIVERISEIIENTE6,
PAUL JULIEN ANDADELIN.I-PATTI
Rnsptcreta.py,guuounveAluit Trathing terthtir d
f.r Europa, io fund important eugninnteuts In London and
Paris, they will give ei
AT TIM
•
MASONIC HALL,.
On 'WEDNESDAY, March 12tb. awdatiet by E. DA)lll.l4,tbe
distintodsheallinriturtih.ned:Alla. GOCLlZErthee'ealobrated
Pla rD nkh This will posiiirely be Choehiyperfornaante in pais.
• a
Tirbots $1 rub. w(th reserved &oats, rnn ho had at the
Il:ul, nn 0.4 aftxr Monday Cho 10th. Prvgnuntnee of the
Music Store",
WI 5.9 tof,
10,000 00
1. llonleuto Bolleudenne--Ltszr ........‘OOCKEL.
.2, Ono from "411 BartAare," [See 8 Concert Paokttr
1t055n0.....- AIIFILTNA PATTTan,tE.BdRIL
3. FANTAc7B ON TUPAIP.S from "Li Feveilta"
LARD PATH. iCLI7SN,
4. Aria from "II Trova tore4—Vrant ' -. V:I4ARTLLT.
3. Fantasia CIIIIIIICro—VIZUXIMPS PAUT.4I3I4.I:EN.
6. Hondo. from " a Soinnanaila,"' (Sea p.• 13 Ceucert
ilookl---Beitort ADEL3NA PATTI.
le. Nocturne
' b. lo Triomphe, Grand Oalop de Concert—L. a '"'" 2l—
GOOK ELL
$617,348 18
A. La Cato Earl Can.zone Spognolo... AD'A PA'PFL first time.
0. Tho Witches' Dance—PanArlNl....,• PAUL JULIEN.
10. Cavatina from "II Barbfere," [Bee p.LConcert Itook,l—
F.. DAILILLI.
U
" Grand Caprice Burlesque GOMEL—
ALM (NICKEL • •
Jonny Linde celebrated Echo song, [See last Jag° cS
Biugraphies.]... ..... ..... ADEIiNA
P
3. Irpnd Fantasia on tb ..
........ Mrissionello— A ll T Z .
.
31. ks PAUL JULIA.
•
CON Duero& .... AUG. S3OCREL
4al' - The mend Piano nap , ' on this occasion' fronV the
nountfartory of Checkering & Sons, Bolton, 'ain] kindly
lOaned by Mr..l. 11. Mellor, Wood sheet. bllll2l ,
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WI N DOW G UAR DS, &c.,
Nos. U 1 Second at. and $6 Third strotit,
nilil2] PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
PITTSBU RGII YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION TIEMOVED,- -, ••The Trebnrgh
Yining Men's Cliristian Association have rem° ed their
library and Reading Room to the second story n OW now
building occupied by Jas. R. Reed lc Co., Ivry. execs,
nearly opposite the United States Custom Muse.
Room open from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M., wbieh ldi persona, es
pecially young non, are cordially invited tri cult
mhl.2dw JOIEN If. CLANEY, Secretary.
Q 11,11), SHAD.-50 FRESH SHAD just
arrived and for nate by CHAS...KI3BLEA
ntlrl2,3t Corner of lintel and Liberty ate., Pittaburgb.
THE INVENTOR—FOR MARCH, 1856.
CintE3Tri eon TIM . 4 5173MEZ :
Newbury'e Magagine Pistol;
Decimal Meamirea, Weights and Coinages;
The Elastic Conductibility of Platinum;
' • Wagener's Cloverseeri Huller and Cleaner;
Improvements in Ship Building;
American Institute Mechanics' Club;
Paige's Adjustable Car Brake Bimini; •
Curious property of Witter divested of Air.
Iron Pavement;
Conrai's Patent Shingle Machine;
A good Furrow Cleaner *anted; •.
Table of Oil ttsed on x. Y. C.A. R.
A now kind of Portable Stove;
Persian Telegraphs;
A - Stmgand-e-halrenttaßecr -
Report of the Commissioner of Patents; • "
American Bells;
To tell good Eggs:
Patent Claims. With Illustrations.
For sale by B. T. C. MORGAN,
mhl2 10.1.W00d street.
Wilson, Childs C 0.,&
linniptou A Cazupi..ll.,
11. Childs & Co.
NE.NfVsPpulE.A.N.DNlODS—plAlNno.'apoddintiE7
re
tea al t l.rgo stack
eeived during the last few days, the sub; :
scriber will upon TIIIS DAY— . .
'DIRER MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD NM.. ''.
CE V liN OCTAVE PLANO-FORTES, withrved Mouldings,
Carved Fancy Desk, flutist legs. with the nnually epets
Nowell at the corners filled in with beautifully carved fret
work.
The above pattern is entirely new, and need orilybeseen
by persona of trade end Jibigmmtt in three matter& to eon
vinee them at once that it is the "ne plus Went^ of the nrt
of Plano-Norte making.
l'orchas,rs have now the opportunity of selecting from
the largest and ft novt lot of Pinno.Fortes ever brought to this
city. for sale by JOHN 11. DI ELLA/11, fel Wood at,
mhl 2 Agent for CMCFETONG A SONS, 13014011.
EAD! READ!! READ !!!—Raehel Gray,
11. , a Tale fonnrieo on fact.
India: a new Tale by !dm. F.. Stintliwarth.
Henri Do I.a Tour. or Comrades in Arms.
Physiology of Marriage--privo if route.
The Angel in . thu House.
The Betrothal.
The Golden Legend—Longfellow.
ittitm, of IIiILIVItIIIS-I.ollgiviloiv.
Ito!lads. by Win. yl. Thinker:iv.
Prism - Mr of Weltrevertlen--tifbson.
Tho Forest Tringetly--rtnice Preenivoial.
The Exhibition Speaker—Fitzgerald.
All of Dickens' {Works kept on laurel by
W. A. fiILitENFENNF.I . &
mhl2 Filth st., opposite the Theatre.
'S bavo on
11.M11 ETT
hand a large tissortment of these excellent &wett
er, novo settling ruilth Mg In this titre alionld call and
examine them, before puttl i nsing otheritind:
, JOS: FLEMING.
Curnet-inittutitid
Joseph IViiite's Carriage Roptifitorys
TOSIO.II WILITR, nun , carrying on bled- •
noss in his spacious premises. (now lately- ,
unlarged,)un the Pittidairgh,and timensburgr- •
Turnpike, near the- Twa ' "
Pittsburgh and Lawronnevine, respectfully inVittlit the public
to inspert his stick of CARRIAGES, RUUfJJIt eke, And - ho
particularly inEirnis gentlemen pureffasers, that one• price
only is made-
Fourteen years' experience in the tinniness enables him to
place before his Tennira the mule choice collection of Otr
riages•which, so ninny years past it has been his particular
department to select, from the rations and Most talented
Eastern manufacturers. Thu success of his now system is
aimplete--the ecnnuniy of his arrangements will supply the
inert and most frothiountsie manufactures at moderate prices.
Unencumbered by 1.110150 her." , CXllOll.{l, which the mania
fur decorating houses of business has heaped "pm the price
of Kotula, (oviing to large rents.) JOEEPII WHITE wilt sell,
on ready money only, nt much lass than the usual prima.
44-Carriages repaired in the best manner, with despatch.
nrhdalare
rig! E BOOK OF NATURE • AN ELE
ji_ Mt:Ng:ARV introduction to the Sciences of Filysipit,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Mint:retina, Urology, Botany, 7.taa
lorv, and Physiology. By Frietivich Schoodler, Ph. D., Pro
fe-sor of rho Natural Seienceit nt Worms, and formerly us.
'indent is the Chemical Laboratory of Oiceson. Translated
from the sixth German edition by hlenry Mrdtock, F.C. E.
Illustrated by 675 engravings on wood. For sale by •
mhil It. 'T. C. 1110110A.N, 104 Woad street.
WANTED—PLACES FOR SIX or EIUIrI .
0 MIS, as COOKE, or to do Chambertivork for three
or butt (kirk as Norms; for several boys instem or to leara
trades, for six men na gardeners or carriage drivers, and for
three clerks ur salesmen. Apply` at
J. W.*LOWIIIE'S IntelligencoOfficts,
No, 14F1ftb street
()wt. Mark. Sterling
Swituel M. Myr.
ltingltam,
Johti
Inturi.H
.1. Neltoottniaker.
William B. klxys.
[dt.r.:2l
G. W. Cara,
W. K. Simicic,
T. IL
K. D. Cochrun,.
John A. Ognaghey
S. S. Bryan,
WICKER FLASKS.—I HAVE ON hand
a large assortment of Wicker Flaakt, imitable for
traveler& now wishing anything of tho kind can always
procure them at JOS. FLEMING'S,.
mhll corner of Diamond and Market eta.
B. 8. °ARMEE
....701119 SCOTT.
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PROGRAMMEi
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JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.,
31AIMPACTUILER9 OF
SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, &c.—
I I,av,, on ban! a largo supply of Shoulder Graces and
Iniasos. These wishing anything in this line abould call
aril examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOS. FLEMING,
corner of Diamond and Marketntreets.
VRENCII BLACKING.-12—POUN OF
_L' this excellent Blacking, Just received by
JOB. FLEMING,
corner of Diamond and Market sta.
OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.—I have
just rt•teived five gross of tfile fine Soap.
JOS. FLESIINO,
corner of Diamond and Market ate.
SPICING -1856=L. HIRSTIFELD & SON
wall open their SPRING STOCK OF FURNISHING
(WOOS on TM:9MT, the 11th of March, comprising a full at.-
aortment of Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, Handkerchief* &c.,
&e., which arrived by the last steamers. mhll
GENT.'S TRAVELING SHAWLS--'—Just
received, a tartan nasortment, at
L. IMIStrFELD & SON'S„
No. 70 Wood dna.
MRS. CAROLINE LEE HENTZ-Enicit
Linwood—a now and moat brilliant Tale from.the
Inecnnating pen of Mrs. Caroline Lee Ilenti:
India, the Pearl of Pearl River; by Ilra. imma D. E. N.
Southwortb.
The Mormons at llama; by Mrs. B. G. Ferris.
The Adventures of My Cousin Smooth ; by Timothy Tem
pleton—shovring the manceuvreing of Gee. Pierce and his
Agents, at home and abroad.
Homo; or, Recollections of a New England Family; by
Acne Leland.
The Sbakspearo Papers of the late Wm. Magian, L. L. D.
Annotated by Dr. Shelton Mackenzie.
Charlemont, or the Pride of the Village—a Tale of Ken
tucky; by W. Gilmore Shams, Esq.
The Homestead on the Will-side, and other Tales; by Men.
Mary J. names.
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.
Harper's, Godey's, (inkhorns, Peterson's, Rams. Put
nam's. Knickerbocker, Household Words, Leslie's Journal,
Leslie's Fashions, and till other Magazines for March.
For sale by IL )LINER & 00,
rehle No. 32 Smithfield street.
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISII TOY BOOKS-4
Just reeeived by J. S. DAVISON, 05 31.1.11-13.11 T street . :
Picture Scrap Book, 50 cents: Pictures from Many Lands,-00
rents; Tables and Pictures for the Nursery Fireside School.
20 rents; Wings and Stings, or Lessons from Insect Life. 25
cents; Domestic and Wild Animals, 25 rents; Now flooding
mado Easy. 25 cents; Divine and libbral Songs, 25 - cents;
Nursery Rhymes, colored and plain, 25 and 12 cults; The
Find Book, an Illustrated Alphabet, colored and plain, 25
and 12 Celan.
SEW BOOKS, RECT . ]) MARCH irn, BY J. h. DAVISON,
65 MARKET•STREET, NEAR V.OURTIL
Donalion %lase; a Tale of the Free Church Disruption—
line. Read's Boost, by the Sea, and the. New Pastoral.
Hi ogeley's Fermotis for the Times. Post Biblical History of
the JOWL Seaton - 1i Slave States: by 0/mstead. Sumner's.
recent Speeches and Addressee. Chnrch Book of St. Peter's
Church, Rochester. The Iman ; by Bosse. The Angel in
the House. Ward's Summer Vacation Abroad. The Stone
and the image; by Do Berg. ToHa, a Tale of modern Rome.
The Onyx Ring. Wolfsden.&c., /Le. mhlo
Till STOCK OF A COUNTRY STORE
POE SALE, Abeam in the village of Mendon, on the
Plank Road from West Newton to 311. Pleasant, Westmore
land County. P._ and about five miles mud of West Newton.
No other store within threo miles. The stock consists of
Dry Goods, Quownaware. Hardwares, &c. A Komi Dwell
ing House, Stable, Warehouse, Tho above loan excellent
stated for business, and will be sold low and on easy terms.
nthlfe S. CUTIIDEIRT dr SON, fel 'Market st.
q(ln LBS. MACCABOY SNUFF just re-
onived and Ibr sale by FLEIING 111203.
5 bbls Canary Semi, "
10 " Woo,
500 lbs. 110rax,
500 -'
1:0
ted ...- . , .., city—..
gardened for the Mat five years, and Min a high state of cal
tivation ; has a new, snug Frante limate, Stable, &c. Water
convenient. Rent low. Apply to
IILAKELY. & RICI.I.EY,
Corner Seventh and Smithfield sts.
PLAIN WOOLDE LAINES.—Wo are just:
opening a unperior tot of tho abovo Goods, conapriaing
tlOlll O very rkh and deauablo grades.
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