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SATURDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT: •
JAMES BUCHANAN
(5017,1 to t) fr. f I a
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
GEORGE SCOTT, • r
JACOB FRY, Jr.,
TIMOTII r I VES T CANTS
'I he Natnr,i, , g Mormey for thi , week con
tain. twenty-qevon culutuns of reading inattcr.
in, all'the important uewa that ha , - trait , -
cd during the past week. It . 14 for sale at our
counter at five cents per copy. Price of Qui,-
pt ion per year, $2,110 to club. of tco, $ I .0,
Weßther wqrm fond , Imwo.ry : riv,
ml 4, wly. milt Itl A,c w.tter The
rtenmers Ntddr 10111 -, i1 , '1171111! , , 11,111 I • 111 , 11.11t1i I,
Atlantan iid 'rv•ial Pnlaco )1-It.nn , , viii
frmu /11 . 1 , W. r i te.
Mpe , urit :01 . Nortlio.rn
And State- , mam from •- , t Skmtherner,
fr-t 11,1 , c0d 1:1-t fr4.in
Metirphi , niurtiina
1.11,1•1trvi:
Borough Kite t ion---Dernorrat It Vlt ory
At the 1 rough electi.n to-day, the Demo
,•rn tie Inajurity over tdl upp.sit.i"n wan seventy.
11l 1=1:1
Ilnrinty Convention of Know Nothing- and
Republican , . ?Het in our city on
Ix t for the pur!..,... of doing iv.ainier. ifp..
declar...l loirpoo f..rin
and act e o i inly
and Slate tick...! !hat ,1)1.1 ,, rt nt the
fall election. Ile. had Con
(.T16,1 their , •,Vti nearly three
t., the .1, : • Ti". -
writ hed a little 111:IIIIro-t • liirl,riti“rl.
13111 )Ir. It R,.1 \\ ~, t h,1.111 i
ihtt , quiettie,
delegates to the State Cen‘eath,n,
ut ilarri.hurg the'2 ,. .th in<t ;x K. and
-Re Aholitien ., t were r• , •1••• I a , delegate , . In
t hi- 4..,un1y. 111,11. .1111
and g4.t the lead in the fil•idn dar , •e
The mot , intere , ding dl-en , ..d.in that even:Ted
wa.4 iin the whether n 111,11011
ntwn sin nlrr It i. ili•tieritily in
n•ith all hi,
cxp..rietwo t,rl
, tll.l llr 11-1,11.1
!!I.lPtairied the netzative manfully If AI r
one rile of n Mr. II I. Mite
the tither. They are imptii—e , l t.. lie rival claim
ant. fer the honor of twine: ••lithl not - in ti rime
for ngretei thi yt.a , Tie y m .
ti, Mr Ilighitin i lint ht•
Lt• In...lf—Cl -Ir.,•!11-P-I
nol: 11
Tiff. Rini of tio• Ow W• 1.
1., , 11-11ti.•11
rind thoy Th,, j
that ,uch w. , n1.11.10w up Ow whole
in it 11. w•al -i,,.k.•
It.tmin-t the tltt,t,.l.ge re - , J!itti , tt, a- I: t‘ely t,.
1.1-,• , 1 , 1, I nrl ! . t. 1, 0 111.1 tip Ly ,tforing
.. We!•• ; (1 , 1
tioll , 1•14,:ii cht,ki•
!I re , sitillg.ll , 4,1,1 , 1 it. , .ClTti
thRI • 11:1' 'OA Ia II I upon
thf,tfortn uttutlittiktt2 hotpt'tttk It
' tdott rqt-ty. ttn.l that
tie : lea ha. , II:: pra::!1:••11 111.,1 the
pre'rent •.I ~‘tr tro;•.ll,latilir
;.. I,ll'y i•'
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anl direc•lt,ol .it rlm pr..-ent rifer
1 8.1113119 iq it- t•!;11 - 11+;..1 I
ntlr iupt~ 1, nail lisle th, mi,n,pt alrea , i% in
t,•Hy 1,1.1 All ho
Mule Ths•rt• 5- 1,, ill li! it
It , (II fl't•lt • l'Ito• Met!, In I
helr ,•ier in tiii• Ilia!tor v•,I) I 1-fv , r I,r sul
“ , -•1 Then. , 1”u1.1 in 111
:Jilt 1 ~f Inc north.
H II 1:1 1 , 0 f r .in
I.l:ol.prin thin
C palm. II
n•it , •1L.1. , 1 411,j
NVll:il..Ner II I
•itol after th a t 11-I!.in.• IPt [kit
vnu•nity t!it. ; tli•tt
"nl,l L. (,tql.:n
4 , f —wthing an 1 . ..11N111V o , N.r.oir t .i e th e . 1.,,,p!
country c“hif.lol t r. and n.,th
P•III one -ill, t.,
I.v nrirtiri . o.ht h-t ill
t'r 1.0 th , I•ti.• ,•1,.•1,
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.1 i ISIKt t Or I rfi 'lt 1r... I Coq, 1 , .11
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T;l' -ixty 1h..11-311•1 If 11)- g•tin 1,1,
:!I • , N 1•1111 r•l . Ili`Xt, Its Iris
rile ritl t!,IL , "Irry lii. , •th• I.V th—i
.411 d Twtj,.rif y
The ttletulter4 .pt• the Colivelti,ll Ivere ti letit
afraid that re.01att.4,4 1 ',,, 1 1.1 •0 lair...ll l re.]
',Cali-; the ('atholir an.l I. reiguer ,
e-eata..l t.hi- time under the " and etatx
111 , Ii1 • .1. 11 1 ,1VI . iN . fl ' l lt'av,wed
the -i•eaher- \ atatitt , wi'l ln.,)laldc he
t" • C ,, ,tX till . .•
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an.l h..tl It nd .•„.,, ii,.
11111.-i hi , j• rel,red tr,
thl 11111, I
next. .\ll - weer i
1,t11,11.111 ,. They ;ire
111, f. n t:1-0,11 prineii•it•-, nul
....411111V sml ,01N11111, 111P.1 tlp will will tht it
. Z . ` ~.thing uml
~ 1 11 "I tln.r 11114 .
1•i ample- 4 r. f liql right-. f•:, it m l relip:iotta
t v. State tttel pttptilar e l strrity, .ttel unte,it
ul .1111-11, f“re, Ilp•lr plat
i.. 1 T•• 111.211 •:cit
„ „ kind cis 1!
311.1 1. , u.•II I,i 111, .1",
I.kne 11,,
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II ei.rtztinly . o ht.• 1,. (h.
r.r Ih , V. r!o.r. I h C..11N t k I
Ih.ll their V.. 1 1 - .1, 1. , le• car hy,....41.
11111, :111.1 eutiXll! They lire 1.. 1 tre.l4 .1 ye NH ' ,
:Mtl pheilhite.l ht . ert Iver•l• the,•
their judgment, Ine:r patri-tt-iti are :••
kei I , lllli uppd , engender
,e.l, and erelang,er ,, htinnony N..th
Inv nel-t he t:Liked I.Ert 1011 Ihe
rete. mei they 1.0 Ilekell of !put/ft
“thet intere , t the ~ .ttntry any aneennt.
The ab , .ll , inv I le‘t ine party is the no.
The ••!. tht• phltn.rin it the
Atel tt i, 1.4,...,1 that the great nnns
the Note' , in the wo-tht rn State+ eau he im-pc
u'ated and maddened ph.d.nt, an I
all the northern :-tates ,aaried m•st Pali f..r an
Almlitioni.t for l'resnient A great umlertalsing
that. and it • N nil 1.. he d.,ur I.y ••“”thing nn.l
coaxing
(100 thing is made apparent by ilk t',,v e n
tiun Ra fe ru ,ipprrnioxl. The Knoll Nothings
hare got the lead of thi. fusion movement, and
the roputilican am! abolitionists proper have
to serve in the tanks. This is a singular turn of
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affairs in en shorts time since that much vaunted
Repuldican Cdns ention assembled here. But the
Emulv N,•thiiigs can pack all the Convehtions,
elect all the lelegates to State Conventidns, make
the platforms, and nominate all the candidates :
1111 , 1 the Republicans are to be persuaded to ac
piles° by soothing, coaxing and oonciliation.
such is the sudden demise of the Republican
party in this vicinity. It is absorbed, ..u', J Lwc,•d
tip by Know Nothingism, under the gentle name
u Fusion."
There are .I,:iGS,OOO bushel. of Wheat manu
factured int flour in Philadelphia, per annum.
The State election in Connecticut is to be held
on the first Monday in April, and in Rhode
Island on the Wednesday following.
Rev. Henry Bacon, a Universalist clergyman
I.f l'hih❑olelphia. died in that city on Wednesday
morning
Dr. Tloona:- Boyd, the oldest physician in New
York city, expired yesterday , morning at one
o'clock, at the ripe age of t-41. lie had been in
practice about sixty yearn, almost the whole of
which were spent in New York.
Cast iron pavements are the latest improve
ment noticed. They have already Leon tried in
London. New York and Bo4ton. The pavement
consist, of cirrulir iron boxes divided into sec-
toms of a convenient . form or size, so small as
not to admit the hoof of a horse, and the COM
partm,lo, are arranged as to strengthen one
another and the whole pavement. The boxes
groaned in suol. a manner as to prevent the
feet of horses and wheels of vehicles from slip
ping ; keyed together by flanges, and the inter
: tices are filled with any composition of gravel,
stone, shell, as may he deemed most advan
tageous or convenient. The flanges and clefts
for thorn keep the boxes stationary, and, it is
s,d 1. make a pavement of great solidity, such as
calculated to keep the whole compact, and
prevents one box rising shore the other. The
,moves nod intt.r.tice , radiate from the centre
•,,1 form !tngle , . over which the wheels of ve-
3,11 niagonally. occasioning no more jar
I,i,e than when going over a plain mitt.
A - The eity of Uuhmine. in
i+ n growing Idnrr, mid, all thriving
Ira— in the Wi—t, they nut hide their light
le r a rut are determined I , eilde
niw the n l i ttle truth. They have afanrilingly
a :pamphlet iliowing their trade, in
tease rf population , ntunlier of building. put
i'zr. in In e 5, from which we lentil lllftl there
iere premed in 1411.11, 1 11 e 'pot year--
1 iNieclianig-;
I :1 Hire].
'2(11 Dwelling.. Itel tttlirrMing.
le:; ri -171 new !wilding. in all In
: tore hunt, !nal...Mg it, inerea.e of 1::••
, ten. bit lit ev, r 1 The ~f the•rn lire
.tt I t he mo-t ni“.l.-ril -F\ 1r
1,111,,;•01,• Is•
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renilt• Ss•tninarc
rind ~ ,tilEn4,n 7
S. F.
\lrth•,Ji-t Der,,itury 1
• .2,5,551
1 , In the 17th el March. 1-11, nt
the th,111,1111•Ier :tt right leg
un the ltth ht tet. dcgrte.
lie! en the l'ith fifteen i.f -new lei!
llne the dny f April, 1 , 12. the I,•e hroki
up in lie. A'deglieny river.
Thot-to rims are ilerive.l from Mr Ilart'ti
11 it mine wili
.1 Nri.i• 1/e.e—.—The Philadelphia
/'..! 11A- it , teador , in nn en
Leine changed in alintie, into Ili
It improved in it,
•,nalty, and token all together, :voile id the eery
literary paper , in the [pl.!'
l•r, eutrit emb., 41,1 ocragionally get
uteLt 1•c them, rt ma well t,1,1 II will be
.1111 , 1 thf. lint
A I , Irma OR Fir. n -. 11.
F.lll - ope, ail s•ls•erti+ement
nptn•xrrl in tunny of the Ira,ling Wt•stern ps
Wr,,ng I'“rrecie.l,'
•tlel n.•l .I.rectly 4tat:tl;:. yet
that I 'wise r..nnerte.l
%%oh lii is. ~I N e w 1.,k
t ..f thi- will I ippi•ar 'man the 1.,.11,iw
.•:kr I, by (Pr r Fry ti, in I,
• T.. I ha, eileard ~r
• - ..f
ti• hire been either part
a...11.1,aty flint r
. par . ll,, .11 the p ,Let 1.,. or 111.•.1i,r1 , , ur an,
e-N,-e•pt CAI wix NI • A
11 . \I. D.. 1,41 With m.• ft, ~terld sear..
and N 1,41 V my it.,isLant fool IL ..4.,8.'11!•.
S. S. FTTCII
I. is right that I should add that I ta•l, for
week- together, the whole charge of our prac
tice --my uncle in the meantime absenting him
-elf entirely front the city—rt fact well known
to a large circle of friends and lititients. -Liuler
these cireurn-tancos I could hut lie . .tirpri.-ted at
the appearance of t hi. inherti...emerit ahoy,. re
lerred to. .. , pecially at a time when ate.iene,-
oil 1, dui 1.. r friend-, hate prevented tny know]
thn amid precluded th.
f replying And I would
liatio•rniore. that I regret exceedingly
, ng thtry C..r111.I•11,1 1. , make 1.10.11 e,
with a relative advanced in and
tg.s. I am I.f•Nljnolt.d, would regard tio , a; onc,
hotioral.'‘ :01 , / kindly. were lie not greatly in
litieneed who-e interest it f.—tel
di , cord I...tweet' us.
I 411 , 11.1 have taken no notice of the ahoy, ad
orthietent. hot it having been extensively virtu'
hoed it may !rive led !witty of my patient. , t.
~ ,pree, lint fal , q , heed
made I.v ate , and it i= therefore desiralde 111,0
, 11..111.1 he placed in their true light. I
hay,. to~u ppoye, thi.l letter , hip,
been wt ilt.ell, he my uncle, although over I.
-ignatim....•alculated to convey the same impri - -
SIMI 11, the advertisement already alluded to
'ro Ito<e who may 1111‘e receiv.al such letters I
trm-t the facts here given will be a sufficient ex
planation: or, if not, I can at any time afford
amide additional information to convince the
['hod ineredulima
After what I have already said I need hardly
idat, that 1 have now no business connection
whatever with Dr. S. S. Fitch, and my patient' ,
and ,thers may he interested in learning that I
am now endeavoring to make such arramgement, ,
',hall enable tho , . , wi~lrin g to consult me to do
without the delay of writing, or the expense
and t'atigne [mending a visit I New York. lily
arrangetnent,, when completed, will h e made
public CALVIN M. FITCH, M. It.
New York, March 22. 1!<",6.
Ititt:Amt -IStint lady or gentle
111011 W))111)1 remain under the eurge of a difmgrim•
Me breath 1{111'111)y wing the /i.J/e/ e f 7'hen ,
./m/ Or /1 dentifrice would not out)
render it s4wPet 1011 lease the teeth WllllllllO I\lll
611)-1+0r ` \lnitc 1101'0).110 )11) not know their breath
I. 1111)7, and the i mbj,..-,t delicate their friend , '
Hill never inention it. Pour a ,ingle drop of the
.• Hahn on veer tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A tifty cent Imtilo will la
a year.
BEAI"I'lel Comni.ExtoN may easily he ac
.lttired by using the of it Thauwrid Flave
rs It will remove tan, lamile.v, and (reek/...
front
from tho skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate
hue (Vet a towel, pour on two or three drop-,
and wash the face night nod morning.
SnAviNG MADE EAMy. Wet your ?having-brush
in either warm or cold water, : ,, ur on two or
three drops. o f halm of a Thousand Flowers,'
Full the heard well and it will make a beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation of
shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge ,'c , proprietors, and If A. Faline
.tock
131M11;RATI0N. —The following is a statement of
the alien immigration at New cork, for months of
January and February, 1515 and 1866:
From I rrllindl Total. From Ir4.luntl. Total.
,Irkilllnr , - '2.195 7,4R5 :44 2 . 841
Vt , hruaz) . .......331V 11,122 2•_1.1 ::.224
4.514 13,698 764 4.568
3,1 W 9,046
r I I
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To the great uuniber of ves:aels now on the
s eas, detained by iee or stress of weather, may
be attribubal a good proportion of this decrease.
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FROM 'WASHINGTON.
T 1 KU113(1. , ad," 1. ron Mark .12,puhirra
In be /41—.1 Toler to he add
cd—Th; Ltitesultpended—Our Got,-
rrnmevt hound t,. interfere—Wa?tiver . a prospects
—Antme , itt tl,4iny—Knotr Nothing and Black
Republ,ca
March IF , 1536
The proceedings of Congress present little
variety at the present time. The official reports
in the Globe are made up entirely of speeches on
the Kansas tiuestion, the discussion of other
!natters being introduced occasionally, as it were
merely to relieve the two Houses from more se
toi-ines. In the more numerous branch of
-perches on tire Kansas election case
-feeeeil each other in regular order. as though
the whole was arranged in the manner of a de
haling society. .1 speech in support of the
Committee's plan. to send to Kansas for persons
and papers, is followed by one in Opposition, and
the latter by another in support awl so on. The
previous question will bring this debate to a close
in a day or two, when the Committee's resolution
will be brought to a viii'. It cannot be passed
without the aid of the Dunn faction. as it is call
ed, and he is folly cmamitted to a plan of his own
—to send a commi“ion two citizens to take
testimony, ir a special Committee of three mem
bers of the House. Tile Black Republicans
cannot therefore hope to succeed in their scheme
of bringing a few hundred of the agitators to
Washington at the expense of the government.
The truth is (Inv. Reeler presents su prior a case.
and tho Republicans resorted to such desperate
measures, sustained by not a shadow of right or
reason, that sensible mon are not willing to
stultify themselves by lending them their sup
port. . .
Air. Douglas' hill to provide for the admission
of Kansas as a State, does not differ from bills
passed heretofore to accomplish the same pur
pose. It will occasion a lengthened debate in
that body the Republican party will attack it
with the same nutlignancy they did the Nebraska
territorial bill itself An attempt will be made
to fix a rider upon it is the -tape o f the Wilmot
or the old 7‘li , souri re-triction, but in the
senate it will he passed without any material al
terations. In the 'loose it 411 run the gauntlet,
and here the rider referred go. will probably be
added as an amendment. So, as I intimated
oven herttre rang-res- ttsttornhled, Kansas is to be
the great iiite , tion of the
Con. Houston, to day, made the spot - tell n..tainst
Ile action the Navy Retiring. Peatr4 f.,r which
hi• has been preparing ' , into time. Ho has
been exceedingly al" in hurting up every
That Ira- Leen tria•le at any time against
'lre ofEeet , ~lep.oine his apparent
being to show Ilmt the , ' gentlemen were
Bite a. assailable as the otheerii pl ace d ,in the
retired list. The investigation , tic has m'i'le into
the rate,r.l , ..1 the Department, hardly ja-tift
the renolte , ien at wltieli he lieped t.. arrive In
every est.at the Department ha" -11- , tatine-1 the.,
,ttrieert. and nothing left to iuipport th e gene r a l
t ten .teiiirei: to make agait,t
then'.
\ f11111• 0 1;lt, Prei.iont ,f the
azinenneeiii 11141
the line i , withdrawn (dr the rre,.•nt, until mir
iliivernment iiiitrienint time ti examine and
tL iiiite•ige, It -ire, unite
I....lnteuinnt. in the New Volk paper , .
deo th, mote de , igniiil to throw
the management of the t'imitiam) iu tin. }mink ,if
11 in San Fritnei,:ii, who hare
aided him with the ntioillird when fund.
svere net-11'10 indeed to I. clan.
I.•rbilt mad 'till.' in convincitn , the
I;.,vortlitlollt here Ihnt it i , it.e .late i
1).1 141 r , tt,t rl\V it k. • ' . 1.r..1..el Itn. Company in
lie ttine-esiiiiiil pi:\ i.trarited to it
Vent-omit Sione time aze. ' , hen the 1 , - . ...ent • Of
iiiir tint iirtinnitit in \',v tirre , tetliine the
-1111, Ihe I.ue heeitit‘ie
• !Ind 1,4 pa , ,/ their Were tim hit
the t t iiitt it ow e .'
• On ' y tii 'hit
Were fr •111 i6at I,•,Vern
ment :'•..i,.' Ivii• fr. in :lit-. wever, it I+ led
ree,,g11:71.1 D. Ire 11,4 , Intl' governitiviit to
he or 'ill
113 our li v
t6:11 it,, pete , tl , olVilpielier 1..1 , Ile
• •111 V e q . -lir rlu zen , , hnl the r , iftlllletit
...Writ. R. Willi ),•• 1 , ,Vre,•10 . .1 the I:klT+ i
frith 4 11,, with, whii, lb, 1,
are made.
I r/ITITIOt IA that 1\ k •
0r . 4 r.,peet. \ lenr Itro 14n/1111 , 13f
, (hr. Qtirr krilr•rit . qt:
, tnteq are .I• 7 iiht!,•• , when e,ol
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r , •Ca' ,l 1. , the •••
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the tr..••! , - the tl nm, ivn 1" .. .1•tt0 . • O.
the I,}'lr., . t Ito!
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h . • ca!••••ht ., ~ but 7,11,..r rho
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al ,•• r•• fili I •,ko
, a 111.1,111 ••.. ti,,' NIP \
II•lo • ren, I.v the nn
1na1,.."
The Fillni , .rr ni l th,rtel..•ii e.erutior. Ciiri
:_'row have had Ai the I 1411
hilt nothing ha' leaked Gat t.• their iiriivoeil
mg, 'rho weetinz- are rrolialilv. very •nia:l
ittileoil i and what is wor , ie i are lit evt•fl
to the benefit,. "rpr , .rnhici mode in the Z• , ..1
where tw., or three are gathered thgother. Jar
inn P.rownlow mail.. 11 deniorrate effort at the
philad e lphia conventi“n to he enthui‘iastie over
the nomination
Know Nothing Trlt4lll.elra i.f , Lithe their
hood. when 1,1,- namei= nitintione I, at , much ttii
1.1 ally. lit then, to -wallow. The
lilark lielottilioan , have ri•-tlto.l ni., n In' 'dint!
itina , tiaif-. - rl it rt
.
In t.' 1“ . 1 , 11 I t -11100
FROM HA RICISISUIRI:.
i
11..111,1.tr. Minh l'lth,
?norm? nt iii lock Thi ,
wit , owing to the I iti. 1.. ur of the !fln o.f 1 , 1.1
.111,•11 until after I .
ill co n yli..l o until the 1,11 under comtdcra
lion was finally fins , cd 'l'll, , r.res , ing queLdion
was called and m....tairei.l m , lc." , than eight nine ,
all under great excitement.
The Lill which I called the Qpi-cial attention i.f
the e.dintry taxable. to, which passed inn yester
day, wits on motion of Mr. Fulton, seconded Lv
Mr. of Corks, reconsidered, and th en ~,
the motion of Mr. Magee too" po,tpon e d f or th e
present. This bill if allowed to t i n s mmul,l be
the !imam: of plundering the C o u n ty Treasury for
the special benefit of the city of l'ittsburgh. The
individual who thought himself smart enough to
blindfold Legislators, will find by tido time that
he lalnored 'tinier a slight mistake : he cannot play
his trick! , on old soldiers. FL, must hear in mind
that there are pootile Into itho have into here
before. Let the city of l'itishurgh tiny for its
own improvements a- Allegheny city does, and
there will he 11 , 1 complaints frmin tine country.
The euliplement to the Ohio Improvement
Company passed 01.0.
The aupplement to the Allegheny and New
Ilrighton Plank ion! Company, passed finally.
Tie bill relating to the Public Printing came
up in order. ina.stnueli The appropriation bill
wan : 11'0 , 1 , i,t`eht, nv a e made for and
against die me The Lill elicited min , iderable
feeling, when the vote was taken and filial uuuwl
nettle not agreed to. lind n committee of confer
ence wo ordered to be appointed, which will
appear in the Journal to morrow.
Your friend Mr. Langdon, the p , dite and gen
tlemanly Superintendent of the Western Penn.
sylvanin Hospit4l, leaves for home to night with
a certified copy of the appr , printion passed in
yesterday, the Governor acted promptly and
signed the hill when requested. The Governor
has a kind and generous heart, and is a man of
his word—which is more titan 1 can say in truth
for others who have occupied the same high po
sition.
THE RFT. CHAMBERS AND THR rEAKFR
It is with feelings of no ordinary pleasure that
I copy the following from the Patmot and Uni,,yr
of this place. Thr letter of the Speaker first ap
peared in the P, rui,yilriniall It is a just rebuke
to a supercilious mountebank, who has but little
of the feelings of a true gentleman in his compo
sition. If the divine would look to his own
household it might teach him humility, which
would best befit one who preaches peace to all
mankind.
We subjoin, with our entire approbation, the
following reply of R WTI Alt tisos L. Watouv, Esq.,
Speaker of the House of Representatives, to a
letter addressed to him through the Philadelphia
Sun, by the Rev. Jens CHAMBERS. This rover•
end gentleman t?) has taken upon his own shoul
ders the principal task of defending the Jug Law,
and abusing, in his own rough, peculiar style,
- w''
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• - '
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every prominent public man who favors its repeal.
llis language is always personal, ill-chosen and
harsh. If used by men of lower degree, it wool,'
be pronounced vulgar; at all evente DO one, with
truth, can deny that it savors more of the savage
than the christian gentleman; and we are glad,
therefore, to see him so sharply and deservedly
rebuked. We commend Mr. WRIGHT'S letter to
public attention :
Respcbq friend,, the Sun of to-day, WC
find a rharatteristir letter from the Rev. John
Chambers, to the Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives. The letter abounds in charges
and statements which have no foundation in
truth.
While the amendments to the License Bill were
under discussion in the House, I was constrained
by a Sense of duty, as a consistent friend of
Temperance, to express my viers thereon, and
advocate such measures as I thought best calcu
lated to remedy existing evils, without infring
ing on the rights of the people, or defiling the
statute book with laws too grieoott, to be borne"
—laws which their authors and advocates are
conscious cannot be enforced.
I did so in language pertinent, proper, and
truthful. Whether my arguments were sound or
otherwise, I will leave the unbiased judgment of
the honest and unprejudiced portion of my
audience to determine. I did not then associate,
nor have I ever on the floor of the House, or in
private conversation associated the Temperance
movement or the License question with"the Semo
oratic party in any way, shape, or form ; the
Rev. John Chambers and those who supply him
with his facts to the contrary notwithstanding.
In my course of action on this or any other
question, I will not he intimidated by the shallow
sophistry of a time-serving politician, or the bil
lingsgate of a notoriety-hunting moral despera
do, even though he assume the clerical garb, and
desecrate the pulpit with his uncharitable rav
ings.
I have never been the advocate of the doctrine
that men can be made sober, temperate or hon
est by a mere legislative enactment. Yet I have,
by precept and example. endeavored to persuade
them to practice in their daily walk those virtues
which tend to ii 714111,1."
I confess 1 atn not enthusiastic enough to be
lieve for a moment that, he an net of Assembly,
I could compel even John Chambers to dd/tere to
the —dead kti,-r in his statements, or
from the pulpit, or through the press, exhibit
the propriety of language and deportment which
hould adorn the Christian gentleman.
Truly your friend.
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nll I . lllnt. , tmly pvInr111 , 1; uI,. i h,•
4,y- For 0d0.1,31, nod rvutil, It F. "'ELLER: 4
0 • cord), Wood and Sewozol rOtord,..
Sold oleo by HENDR.II.4ON h Rio/. litr,4l: 11. P
SCHWARTZ, and BECKHAM 11 All.•41o•n)
ltii V. 41.1WhIr
Ah- Batchelor'. Hair I)ye-- ItUltNlNtl
ItLISTERINIt CI))II4tUND amid ha% F. tatttittc.ll th.
Elt. 4 Al, h , lht. Igtttal. 11,
NAI tiro it. rod nn rr 1000 L. 6.•iw.dl LLnn IL
Iling 14"“rit
k prt.lorrd m Lb urayeNt,
fr.sf zy hair by it. Undo t ff,pl.,l, .f HAT, If fe,
Varti.ll,
N.IN. York.
vf11.1. , ..1f , nod I.) IP, tit. II h,l mut, 110
street. nth 11 1
fitio-N'hy Iv 111 you 141111'er, %, 111 N Rh:LIEF k
1....1:-.11,1" MITA I 111-- ),.!
R111.111113i1,11. "'tin
Burns, Spraitat, in ant pant of %MIT
ri•llett.,l nt 0n,.. I. Ivan, Ow 131,4 I, At. 1,1111 .1
all I,nownlm. ‘'irc•lsslan Ltroim, id ,p1...11
I.y IP, SCOTT, of Nl,gant,,,n, Va.. and f,
ssla.le.anli. and ',tail, 1 , 3 Dr. K KISER. 14r at, .•1., and
FI.F.111N(I. m•nr H. It. Depot. All , •gbet,vn ~,j.
vertv,tilAnt in nwdln , r ,-.11.1u1114 pottor I Imo 4.1 to
47. - Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If 3 . .1,1"th't want you pilichod with tuJ and alowt
you will take our R.ll ire nud gu to 0. nor.
nor ftlarliet alloy and Fifth street, and buy oono• floe..
Ile Stmlinp, that wake your foot ((el !mu ate!
onifortahle Dal, also !oak,a and sell, ever) snrit.h.
!foolery Ihnt you ran meta.), at wholeaalo mot it•tail
Itlanettills,r the place, corner of >hukrl alloy t.,1 Fifth
utront. urt.4
as-Call at No. 164 Wood street, and cx -
main,. our $t fl of Soy? liars and WINTLR Cars. Junt re
rehol, a lariso lot of Shanghai, Cvlotool, and ntylot of
Clap., which wo Will 11011 Low for 1 - 111111. l'iluittaN J. Cu., If.l
WOOII Strv..t. Maki
Oat - Hate 1 Mai:Sl—All the lindeet rtylem lIATt I
and CAPS run 110 perehmed cheap, for cash, fret.
11101 MAN di CO., No. IG4 Weed street,
Noll di. it Co the new Church
bavn . lnat receirod nor SPRING
STYLE OF 317. E HATs, whir It will b Ltund, tot it 11.1,•
Ono, a num and good at tide. Call and aittc.
. r .,
q'a
:,: - •'•:..'L...-..,.;,--' ., f.',.• , - ,7 " - ! . .:0.' , ;; ,..;- ! 7 ;:' -
ii ' la 11
One door from Sixth xtroot.
MOltl./A.N 14 CU., le4 Wood at
'
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ty. ol ,
A
Fresh - Fish and Shell 'Oysters - 1
JUST RECEIVED at the Excelsior "testae-
Ilea, where ail the delimcies of the se.,
t ,
!lOU c.an he obtatnotton the shortest notice. and 4; 1 • ,
time up in the hest style, mind at satiefivtory . r``
prictel. So don't girgot thesigo of the " RED,
Will 'r E AN D BLITZ," No.lll Wood street, balowlifth.
. ..
8. STRIN BUCK,
in hi; J Agent Cot the Philadelphia Oyetee.and Fish Co
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. 2 Wood Street.
PITrSBURGII, PA
iuhlh d3m
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET!
NE W SCAL KLEI3ER & BRO.,
have just re,etved a small lot of
NUNNS et. CLARKS' PIANOS,
pees absi with their N 11W 1..1(2.A LE. This is
their latest, and undoubtedly the ease la.
emetA, Improvement 55 yet Wade to the Piano Forte. The
POWER of the instrument Is almost DOUBLED thereby;
and iu point of vulutue s eveturess and brilliauey of kn., they
sorpass anything as yet produced In the shape of a Piano.
They possess all the adyttritages of the llraud Nam" with
out ru. sof its disadvantages. We Dow challenge comparison
with the Instruments of any other maker in this country,
emitident that every unbiassed judge of the article mill at
oncs. evdnut their super entity. The public Is
_respectfully in.•
vitod to .1111 and exautiee those superb instrnmvnts.
li. K LEBER d BKO.,
! , ,de agents for Minns & Clarks' l'atoOX
For Weet,rn Pennsylvania.
N... N:1 Fifth street, nest dour to Masonic Hall.
P. 9.—Splendid assortment of the above shortly expected
fur the Spring Trade. wish
AIRE. FORSYTH _WWI soar?
FOItSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M ERCHANTS,
Dealers In Wool, Hides, Flour,
ilAcc,N, LARD AND LARD ()11.,
.6a- 1) h' CE EA' ER A LI, Y. — 6,4
N 4,. 7 WATER STREET, PITTSBUREFI, PHNAA.
BP 611.9NCH9:
51,111,,:rr Ilarbaugh, Pittni'll ;Geo Wells. R',•llsv ills, Ohio.
Julio Scott 3 (`o_, '• M. Martin.
E. I) J. mcs. Cam r Cit. Dep. Bk. Koons St Iteration,lla.
Issch ,t Co.. Pittsburgh. Barnet, Nesbit 8 Ourretson,
J,ss•ph F. Elder, 4t. L..nis. Phila.
Thomas & Weiner, Bankers, Holmes & Connell. Cincinnati.
Debl:4] ,A. D. Bullock & Co.
WI LLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold 4-Williams , )
MANUFACTURERS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
44-W. Ai A will i'ontratt for Warming and Vrintliraing
or Pilow or elillriori'm Fru-tine°, Church
, 010 , 11 11 , 1110,6,
•I 1) 11.11015, .fitilm, or limit. No. Ic MARK F:T STREET,
epic,
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
BACON H 111 S, L
S A H L IE SHOULDERS,
ILD
Nil F:10 nEEP,
: 4 1:rd A 12.A.!t; ED and
HAAIS.
A lari.a,na - k alwayß kin hand ott
No. 997 Liberty Street,
PTTTSI3URCIII,
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A 1,1.:0 EN Y.
DELIN ERED TO VASfII.IFN ID either of the
1.4 o Ott,
I may tn. loft at the NIIIL or In Loxo at the stores of
li CAN. MI 1.86 N I 01., 5'2. Wood street.
DEA UN A REITER. rot. Littorty and Dt. Ciair atroota.
11 I• :4211 A RTZ, Itruggi,t, Allegheny.
1 VFI SI M! CASiI, ON DELIVERY.
29 BRYAN, KENNEDY do CO.
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.,
I=l
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
. WINDOW--SHUTTERS,
K I N I)() W d I: A R DS, &r.,
tilerond and MB Third street,
niL 17. PITTS811:1;II.
CANAL BOATS FOR SALE.
r ,31._ 1 TNY 11 YI !WY INTI A LLY 111:11.T
I'l • 11. %TS DRY ,\, KENNEDY 3,
1..1,1', .2 Pr1.,l rtrvm 41111. A Dvglunty.
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SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
11 HOLESALE GROCERS,
1!..! Srrond and IfJI Front st.,
Pitt mburgla, Pa
J... late littnipt.n.p., & ix.oft, 11014
\‘' iiriLsTIVE . . Late ulll',ltel,urgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
F I LO IT R FACTORS,
A SIL
Genet Produce Commission Mei .•pants,
\ r h ha rrs , s ami '. .V.l-(.8 {ruler s:r.4
bd.. rtr.re.
W 111.1 Brv4ll. Kowitt...dy d C'... Pltte'll
•, „ ,( \lwtt it, I Ilintuth ± '0
1 ,11,11 t I.lgg.•tt•
1.2 5 W Itrek,
" , eivr. v.. A 1 . ...
nit!. “t '• NV at A •.
J I. t A N
11.- mon!,'2 ~ 1 .- k A 1 , ..1.10, el.. intaetl
L y r„ on • (lett li.r.
t, I I•rl [Zug Kik at,•l
1.1
ALEX. HUNTER.
MCA LKit IN
FLOUR,* GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
1.5 /, PR() t' c' K EN K R .II 1. Y,
No. 499 Liberty •t roe l.
i I. PITTSBUROH.
11=
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding, and Commission Merchants,
-A X -
&Fr MTRAM BOAT AGENTS.-la4t
:17law, twttey.-n Pom and cgsv xf.f.,
i,40:41“ 1) . SAINT 1.011 S, M,
JII7tIES !LIKELY,
El UWE IN .AGE `T CIMEIINCER,
(' •rn, r ,:f Srr,nrir and Smathfirld alrrrrs,
lII=
l'exaoogare Lro gE from tho old oountry to Pitt.
horglt, .11tI morloy• L , mitmd to Kuropo. noVZII
- - •
FEVEIt ANI) AGUE CURE,
FI ll{ the Pre \en Lion :111.1 otire of I NTYIIII
NT • iiI.4IIMYT Yel ,:II rti Mt AND AGUE, CIIILIA
I. Fl:t ki. 1 , 1.4 A..r E. i e. 51.11.1, IrftlllllV, !vim,
(I ..litt•T DIM hid; haVit I'olll ..... 11 OrIKIII
,u M 1 I. I< I.A moo MI ASM A.
Thy. a 1.111 . 1111. ANTIC/. rr K. a huh Qill ontlrely pr.”.
1.. I”C in the Mewl niekly ..r
Irons Rio Arnie , dietea. WA
met mint fri.rn convitancly inhaling Malaria Cr.
Ihaania
t .111 110(1i/illy llrck 11.. 1 ‘,..• lu lOrnotlll
Ivlva I nan) lea,lll of 11100. boat ,1110 Ant to twenty TP:lrlt.
I11:11 111 y need n r hate itadher dill], by continuing ru
Tile patient at once begin, to
i,a.over appetite and ttLiiniibli. and rotitinnen until a per Its
. 1.1 nmt ri/cal ellen offerteil.
iao I.—tiles alll 4115NV1.r for y 60111 t,
n.nufn now, Illn,linns printnit in (I.rinan. Nrtn.ll
tn•l nconniqnly ouch inn
nu me TIM& t.. thi• tr.do.
.1 A M!1. 1 A RHODES, Provloll,4, R. I
'• I made n nhemical examination of • Uth,..44.. Pivot
KIM Ago.. . • Aural.!. t.. Nlalat uL,' and Lave t.ted
it lof Vern tit mt.! Stryilknin., but hove
1... t fi.nn.l pare I.• .4thet In it, umr have I loom! .ny
,J14,1,Ln4 r. in iln t . ..1..111.41 that vv..,11.1 pruve Inimical% to
th.• m5111.11..t.
JAN Its R. ("111 \I 11, Chewier
'• LEWINDURII. Onion county, May 2, 1855.
Mr J A lehiiiirs--I , inir Sir: The box of medicine you
0,•ot nu. rocoi rod on tho 1 I tli 1 , 1 A pril. 1 have Odd
ti. NII rune-linll of it, slid NO far Ow 1.4np10 who hal,. nood It
urn ontiotl,l that it lin, ourol them. It lino rortninly stopped
ho Ague in emery who hits totott It. and Mx of Ihr wars
tt,re of loot; stantlil Mt motor, w ho has had it fo r n r „
Burk, and never tri.i it 140iptill, ..,,,pt by Q u i.
rust 01111 Obly Ng mug no she would tike It. s
111111,13 riot by yVIIr rol.llolly. C. R. N'tilNLY
cAt'noN Tv ALICE
‘l,,nry, Qminne, rttrychiane, or
Aht.Yl . eriodam.nanlarinen of any kind, the virtue of whirl
is ..1r 111;4 to mall pot,. noun theirs. The mint they can do is
14. I.reek the chitin" for it short time, while they are aura
„ ~ , ,ontitntional maladies that (Tuna nnly with life.
lt,turinhsr that the only Fever and Ague remedy that in
hiumlees an well MS sure, is
Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure.
Gib' EM NON by JOHN mraltELL, and Druggists pilo
t-1110
rahli:d,tw
Orrics Prom. & CorrnsmAriux It. R. Oe., l -
Pittsburgh, February 6, 1856. f
BONDS or the BOROUtiirs OF MeKEIWORT
ti- e sy and CONN ELLS VI LLE., homed to the Pittsburgh mud
Cotinellssilk Railroad Company iu payment of subscriptions
to stock- of sald Company, are offered FOR SALE Ora fair
terms, m 1111111 e of ONE HUNDRED or ONE TITOESAND
ItOLLARS each, bearing SIX PER CENT. INTEREST,
payable semi-annually at the Office of said Company In the
City of Pittsburgh. The payment of principal and Interest
is these Betide is pustednio,2 by (Op R arood rnmpany. As
the above Bonnets HAVE NO OTHER DEBTS OP An flea. three
11, El RIR may to connidered a NA FE Rod S M E TRE IN V ENT
:OE ENT.
Fui forthor infl.rmatbm apply to NICHOLAS VEEDER,
Trannfor Clork at the 0111 co of tho Company, Novlllo Hall,
Fourth and Liberty etreote, up
• • "
frh'-d1 mr~Mlm
BASEMENT TO LET
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
able by 30 dep, half above ground, and well Ugh t-
V4l 811.1 fill will In, rentorl On reasonable terms. It is
on the corner of Fourth ntreet and Cherry alloy. Rnquirn
at jpt3)4,tll OFFICE OF MORNING POST.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNING POST, a large quantity of OLD
T 1 PK. Machinists and others warding such au article tan
eat a *go szipplyby celllng soon. Lab°
\ •
FARMERS AND DIECTIANTICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
O K PHIL A DIT I L Platt.
TIIOS: R. VLORENCF;Trus't
EDW. IL M1)144A SeCretari•
Fvtisset' the Ist August to the alse day of Dec, 1855 .
Amount received in Marine Prendnins-- $ 68,242 II
80.908 82
Total ..preattlymm for Ilse mouths
CAPITAL
Boucle or Allegheny County, l'itteburpr,b, and
Pittaburich
Railroad Bonds, Coat
Loan un Ifirat Mortgage of Real Katate
• t+toeks, Collateral
Cash in Bank and on hand
Capita! subscribed, (psynneitt not yot dos).— ...... 47,008 00
Premixln Notes, not yot nuttutod 68,387 31
Dm, from Agents, (neural by ficardrs)
Expanses imd Onmmisslons— ........
$4113,151 13
Total nlonnut of Law. Incurred, but not yet adineted:
Fire $1,688 08
Diarine 3,000 00
$4,660 66
This Company Inernres lluil and Cargo Hake on Om Ohio
and Minsiosippi tributarioa. Insure,, against Loss or Damages
by rime. Lenses liberally adknited and promptly paid.
Ratatancine—Nun. T. M. Home, Hen. J. K. Moothead,
Jame,,
keor Insurance apply to
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TRIAD AND WALNUT firs.,
.04- MARINI?, INSURANCE'S on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to ail parts of the world.
INia&ND INSURANCE'S ON GOODS, by Rivera, Canals,
Lakes and Land Carriages, in all parts of the Union.
PIKE INSURANCE ON MERCUANDIZR generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Irons., Ac.
Aufts of 1,5 e Company November SA, 1856.
Bonds, Illortgmbes and Real Estate $101,020 94
Philadelphia City, and other Inane.., 85,210 00
Stock in Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's 23,060 10
Bills receivable 186,440 97
Cash on hand 26,826 09
Balances In hands of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policies recently Issued, and other debts
doe the Company
Subscription Not..
rn , lB C. I/AND. VINS P 1,111.1
If LNFLT Ln.auxx, Beorkitary
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE CORI',
OF PHILADELPHIA.
MAIMS pacrenim.—amurttn lIT TU STASI OP Pa.,. rimaas.
Chartered Capital, 8500,000.
VIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATIQN,
AARON S. LIPPINOCTT, Profddent.
°HAIN ROGERS, Bncretary.
0130111.1 E YOUNII, Treasurer.
DERIICTORFI.
Aaron S. Lippincott, William B. Thomas,
Mahlon (1111ingham, W
Nicholas U. Taylor, Alfred Weeks.
Orrin Rogers, Churl. J. Fields,
J,11.111 P. Simons, inn(la P. Smyth.
Any-This Company has been organized with a Cash Capi
tal. oat the Dlrectyrs have detormined to adapt the business
to its available re,ources. Ti observe prudence iu conduct
ing its affairs, vrith a prompt stijmitment of lomtos.
Pittsburgh Oflico, No. 76 Water street.
The , Gaming w,41 kat..o and reeponslble firms In Pitts
burgh have wallet - W..1 reference to them, with regard to the
.u.abillty en! !iceman«ne of the Itanufactnruns' Insurance
Company.
Kramer it Rehm, WlLoom Childs Co.,
ti,orge P. Smith At. Co., liampton & Campbell,
./.mod, Tiernan et Ccv, ' Lt. Clincdn it Cu
not;
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
/.VS FR A NCE ("03/PANT,
cottsKit OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSHUIttiII, PA.
Roma tiALWAY, Prvehlelit.
Tuna. thtllll/1, Socrehsty.
Ihr Thin pan y mak. ex«ry lumina). appertfLitlitlg to
coutiecte.l with LIFE RISKS.
Ale., against BULL AND CARO() RISKS on the Ohio
)trel , .31isslexippf River and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
guin,sy,
And against boas and Damage by Pire, and against the
rerils of the on and Inland Netwation and Transportation.
Pelnies teemed at the ',meet tame consistent with safety to
all parties.
British Sc. Continental Exchange.
BILLS DRAWN By
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
OA' THE l'N[o.l - BANK, LONDON,
IN Arita OF CI ANT TIVRAIIDS.
Theme Ocala to, Available, at all the principal Towns
ENGLAND, SOiTLAND AND IRELAND, and the Ck)N
TINRNT.
We also draw Slant lints on •
111. A. (irunebatinn & Ballln t
FRANK )Rl' A MA IN.
erves at et remittance to all parts of GERMANY,
SWITZERLAND and HOLLAND.
Persons intending to travel abroad, may procure, through
mi. Letters of Credit, on which Money MB Ise obtalm.d, ua
neoded, in any part of Europe.
o.a.utcrioas of Bills, Not" and other riecuritios In Europa,
will receive prompt attention.
WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
m 11.21 Wood, corns , nalrd streets.
Itc , lll'. M. ItUIVTKIL
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM BACIALHY, Remident
SAMUEL L. ill ARSIIRLL, Secretary.
0 PPP 7.1( 94 Wuter erre, detioem Mariat and Mod streets.
Imuree MULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
and idbolionippi Wren, and tributarim
Itotoroi, Lim or Damage by MR.
Ale , , againet the Portia of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Tratinportation.
John Shipton. 14c21
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
Joing 11. SHOENBERUER, Pres&lout.
11,0111{RT FINNEY, Secrutary.
C. W. BATCMILOR, General Agent..
W ILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
All Losses sustain.' by parties Inanred under policies
Issued I.y thin Company cll bo liberally adjusted and prompt
ly paol at Its OFFICE, No. 99 WATER STREET. if yll
New You:, Juno 11, 18.55
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
Mr-Insure Holdings and other Property against Lone or
Damage by Vim and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
P. Johnston, holy Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. (hurler, W. AVOlintock, Jas. P. Tanner,
.ie.orgt. W. Smith, W. S. Hawn, D. B. Park,
I. /arbor Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. J. dome, J. IL Jones, IL It. Coggehall
ovriceas.
Pr,admi. Hon. Wlt. P. JOHNSTON.
rice , Preridrnt RUDY PA'ITERSON.
Nrey oral Troua A. A. CARRIER. JeZLIy
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pitteduryh,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurneke
en" of lIARRIStitIttI. CAPITAL, $350,400.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of
PIXTLADELPIILL Cdt' . .lTAL, 8300,000. '
Insurance Co. of the Valley or Virginia
NCILEBTEK, VA. CAPITAL, Sao° vOOO.
Commonwealth Insurance Company,
IfllUltt/. CAPITAL!, $300,000.
Con neetleut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
HARTFORD. CAPITAL A.,VD ASSETS, 12,154489.
Ponsisylvanto Inattranoe Co., of PITTSBURG)]
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, Nov. 5, 1855, $129,022149
F. JOHNSTON, Pretidea. A. EL. CAssits, Seemtary
.Ivcl f:drpcly
JAS. IIOIIINB J. HAMM NOY
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
OLIVER W. BARNES,
President.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PILOPRZIPKIPS OP TEM
rotitns 9 Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LIN F.S.
Nos. 314 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
Prrrx MMUS—
Win. Bawling & Co., Murphy, Tlenuul & Co.,
8.1311t11 & Stucluir. Hatuptuu, Wilson k Co.,
MlDiruilear, Manus & Co., Englh & Itiolucrdson.
Pintdater,plat—
.BAiNer,Woodwurd Truitt, Brother d C 0.,)
'Wood, aoott Co. [tab&
STATT OF ljtiSl NESS,
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. 00 Water L. bet. Wka.,d and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
Plalladelphin
1=133
Joneph IL
io.thitunti A. Sunder,
John C. Davis,
John H. Pourusa,
(loorgo Lolpor,
Kinard Darlington,
Dr. It. M. Huston,
William C. h rig,
Ilugh Craig,
James 0. Hand,
Theoptillue Paulding,
.3ratiee Traqualr,
WtMenu Ryt - e, Jr.,
Joshua I. Prim.
James Tennant.,
Samuel li &okra,
Henry Sloan,
Jamas B. MeParland,
Cluarlee Schaffer,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh
It. T. ITnrgun,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN. President.
out.
St rarer Mc Ilvaln
Ch.-!- I(ollvy,
fi. Jon. Brooke , ,
J (I. Jobnnon,
P. A. MADY.IRA, Agent.,
9 Water street, Pittsburgh
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent
P I TTSBURG H
DIRECTORR.
Robert Galway, Somata M'Clurkan,
acrseph I'. OBSYAM. 11 D., John Scott,
laurel' Marshall, David Richey,
Jam.. W. Finikorkti, Charles Arbuthnot,
Ale xander Brnctler,
, Jompb S. I.r.vh,
.1.4.10 Fullerton. Ilannfield B. Brown,
traysof II Charnbera, Obrhstian Zug,
William Carr, Robert 11. Ilartlay,
Jas. D. McGill. feblg
Mil=
William Bag&ley,
James M. t'uoper,
:tamuel Rea,
Robert Dunlap, Jr.
Isaac M. Pennol,
Ibubangh,
Walter Bryant,
MARTVE AND FIRE RISKS.
COM=
.1. 11. Shoenbarger, 0. W. Case,
C. W. Batchehrr, W. B. Nimick,
Imar M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran,
R T. Leech, Jr., John A. Canghoy
George 8. Belden, 8. 8. Bryan,
David M'Candless.
A. A. CARRIER A. BRO.,
REPHRENCEIS;
MI=IMS
NEW OVERTIMIENTS.
Ohio and Pennsylvaiditaiiroad.
SPRI!(G ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 21th Int.., Passenger Trains
will run daily, except Sundays, as follows:
Lewes.. Pitudinrgh for Orestiine at A. A. Si. and BP. M.
Leavel Crwstllne for Pittsburgh at 6 A. M. and 12.7.4 P.
These Trains teaks close conuectiona at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, BELLY,
FONTAINE, INDIANAPOLIS, CRICAGO, SAINT 1.01718,
and all points on roads extending West and South-wast
through OHIO, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
The 73.4 A. M. Train fruni Pittsburgh connects at Mansfield
with Trains on Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Road, for
SANDUSKY, TOLEDO and 171110ACIO; also. el ea mince..
Clone are sande at Alliance with Trains . on Cleseland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CMCAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
$108,1.01 31
. 300.000 00
$408,151 13
$ 79,721 08
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THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St Louis, Indianapolis, Beliefuntalne,
Chicago, Reck leuid, lowa City, Dunßeth, Mihniukirt,
Cairo, Springfield, 111, Fort Wayne, Clevelmul i and the twin
dial cities in this West,
NEW BRIGICION . A - CCOMODATION TRAIN leaves new
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1 1 A, P. M. Leaven
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at 914., A. M. - and 5 7 , P. M.
For tickets and further Information apply to J. G.
CURRY, at the corner MSc*, under theMonortgabela House,
or at the Federal street Station, to O} PARKIN, Ticket
Agent , [mh.ll3] ~ J. 11. MOORS, Supl.
FAMILY GROCERY STORE AT AUC
TION—On tho corner of Wylie and Iligh streets, com
mencing nt 10 o'clock on MONDAY morning, March 24, will
be sold, the stock of a Family Grocery Store, consisting In
part of eight half chests Young Ilyeon and Black Tea.,
Bpiros, Tinware, Queenswaro, Brushes, Soaps, Variety Goods,
Counter and Platform Scales, An, Ac. Also, Morsels lel Fur
niture, consisting of Bureaus. Breakfast and Dining Tables,
Card Valdese, High and Low Post Bedsteads, Settees, Feather
Buds and Bedding, Cook Stove, Icitchen Furniture, Im., Ac.
inh22 P. M. DAVIS, Auer.
. .
Q UPERIOR lIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
10 AT AUCTIGN.—On FRIDAY morning, March 28th, at
IQ o'clock, at the residence of Dr. Rm. A. Penniman, No. 68
Fourth street, between Wad and Market., will be sold, his
entire stock of Household and Kitchen Furniture, which
have been well kept and in Site order, among which are Ma
hogany Ifair Seat Sofa and Chaim Marble top Contra and
Pier Tables, Mahogany Sideboard, Secretary and Book Case,
Cane Seat and common Chairs, Fright day Clock , llrussebk
and ingrdn Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Bedding, Looking-Glasses, High and Low Poet &slate-ads,
Fenders, Fire Irons, China, Glass and Queenswiun; Office
Furniture. Hall Furniture, Cooking Stove and fixtunA,
Kitchen Furniture, .tc. P. M. DATIS,
mh22 Auctioneer.
03,889 go
106,000 00 I H.
ORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
SLEIGHS, Ace, AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY morn
ing, March 24th, commenting nt 10 o'clock, I will sell, nt the
St. Clair street Livery Statile, between Penn and Liberty stn.:
7 head of Horses;
4 Buggy Wagons'.
I Two Horse Carriage;
setiforness;
and Bridles-,
3 Sleighs;
I Porniurre Wagon;
Buffalo Robes, Boils, fixtures, fie.
m 1122 P. M. DAVIS, Anet'r
MA - -
$617,118 16
GAZINES FOR APRIL RECEIVED
and for ndo toy H. 31INIFIR PI, No. T.! &mint
y! cLD
For wild by
mh22
MAGAZINES FOR APRIL- -
Harper's'New Monthly kiiimuitio;,.
Harper's Story Book;
Peterson's Magazine:
Yank. Notions far April;
The Old Dominion—by G. P. R. James ;
The Levet' of Harem—by Reynolds.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. OILDENFENNEY & CO,
Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
QPRI NG BONNETS.—A. A. MASON &
Ly . 80. are Just opening a 1 ery large and well selected
stock of Spring Bonnets, comprising the new styles of—
Pedal Braid ; Jenny Lind;
Satin Straw; Gossamer Lace;
lb end " Florence Braid ;
Diamond" Misses' Satin Straw;
Split " Misses' Flats.
BOYS' LEDHOItN HATS. Sc
Also.o large aasortmout of Straw Buttons, Braids, Flower ,
Garlands: !lc. nth=
1 GROSS CLOVE ANODYNE just received
L
and for sale he }LIMING BR'S.
1 gross Parson's Indelible Ink, "
8 " Nis ileletine, ...
50) lbs. Sal Ammoniac, "
SD ° Crude Tartar, "
9 hide. Si,d Drop Black,
=ME
•
CIOIs;CENTRATED LYE—The beat article
now IT. use 6,rnmking, !lard nod Soft Seaps.---alsvaya un
hand in large quantitiee, and for sale by
PLEATING BROS.
N B A RUSS N I:3 , I .2 I
F CAR I7 P d Ef t :
I I N ; I r l ( S. )N S ROII I I h N ., , L O )
hare received this day a large and choice assortnient of
WI LION AND lllt USSEIS CA RESTING&
Of lIPIr and beautiful patterns. Alen, VISNSTIAN STRAW
CARSIM 3 ply's; INGRAIN, Ac., at the LOWEST
inh22
F O RREN't --No. 159 WOOD STREET, a
grad nine! for buelnesn., Al.. No. 12 Market st.
bait! S. CUTHBERT St SON, hi Market at.
WO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES TO
11 , 7 T—One situated on East Common. Allegheny City,
1.241 1110. on Third street, below Ferry, Pittsburgh.
nth la S. CUTHBERT S SON, SI 3laiket at.
_
T"
.OLI„ARS A MONTH IS TIIE RENT
of • very comfortable HOUSE in Allegheny City. For
particulars. apply to C. CUTHBERT ez SON.
61 Market street.
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ARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL;
Indy'm Ihmak
Yarike. Notions,
Stud rpeniv.ll by
rub 2-2
CEMETERY MARBLE WORKS.
PRACTICAL MARBLE MASON,
No. 333 LI lIIIRTY STREET, 'snow WAYNA
Pittsburgh
VA6IIION A ILI LE CIA )1111N(;. l'he un
41erttiglit41 ham just returned Irmo the F.1141t With :I lurgo
ttsul rnt - 1.-41 tumttrtmetit Of
FA: 4 IIIONABLE CIAYFIIIVI7 , CA.: 1211N/11:8,
VIRSTINGS,
Which he Is I , mpared tn Innnufecture tn order In the
Thankful for tbo very liberal patronage heretofore be
'towed upon hina, he respectfully solidi, a continuance of
the same (nun his friends and customer,
43-Complete satisfaction guaritaitned.
11. F. I'UOP}. NIKRCUANT Tatum,
Third street, near Market.
trih2Llu ,
FRESH FRUITS—
/ill boxes Masseua Oranges, sweet ;
25 Sicily Lemons.
Just received and fur sale by
mll2l REYMEItk ANDERSON. No. 39 Wood at.
'TILLER'S COUGH SYRUP--An effectual
_LTA_ cure for Coughs, Colds, etc N T = a r t c ,,, 3 1 1 ,1 2 : ) . b y
11 . 1121 Corner Market at. and Diainuuti.
JUJUBE PASTE-200 lbs. highly flavored
Jujube Nate Just roc..ived by JOS. FUMING.
Corner Market at. and Diszruid.
-
Thum OF' THOUSAND FLOWERS--An-
Lip other inipply of thhi celebrated tu - tiele reed by
JOY. NIAIMINO,
Corner Market St. and Diamond.
Capt. Mark Sterling
Samuel M. HJer,
William Bingham,
Jolm S. Dilworth,
Francis Seßern,
J. &l oil
William It. Maya.
- D A ItN E PI LE LOTION-6 dozen re
', .ived by • JOS. FLEMING,
inh2l Corner Market et. and lEzunontl.
AIR BRUSHES—Large supplies of Eng
lish Llalr Brutilms
„butt mcaive.l by
J. PIEMINO,
Corner Market at and Diumund.
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I ASES G ELATIN-3 gross patent refined
.parlditi g Gelatin plat received by
JOB. FLEMING,
Owner Market at. and Inauhmd.
AIR 1)Y ES— Large supplies of Batch e
toed and Cristadoro's !lair eyes Just recd by
JOS. FLEMING,
Corner Maricot at. and Diatuoud.
91111 SA'fISFAC'IORY RENLEDY—From.
all parts of tho country, north and north, the proprie.
toot or almost daily hi receipt of such flattering terithnoul-
Wale as the following, tolatiee toll. A. Patinieitocli! ‘ e unequal.
Vennifuge:
Gatessnotto', Ala., April 13th.
Mew,. R. A. Pahnettock have been selling your
Vertnifuge In this place for five years, and take pleasure in
stating, for the information of the trade and of the public,
that it has been, so far as I know, one of the most satisfac
tory remedies in the market, and one of the most saleable
medicines we have. I have also personal knowledge of its
rood effects In numerous cases under the treatment of our
physicians, all of whom use It regularly, and always found
It to he safe and reliable its a worm specific. I CM revoin
mend it as one of the safest and boat in the market.
A. STO.LLENWERCK
Prepared and sold by It. A. FAHNESPOCK CO.,
nOl2O corner of Wood and First eta., Pittsburgh.
ENV NOVEL BY G. P. R. JAMES, Esq.
—The Old Dominion ; or, the Southampton !dassacre
Hy O. P. It. Jamee, Eau.., 1 vol., paper, 50 cent&
India; or the Iron of Pearl River—by Mts. D. 11. N
South worth.
Forest I'l:aptly and other l'alta--by Grace Greenwood.
Erttutt Linwood, the last hook of Men. Carotin° Leo Bents..
Hum Miss Murray's Lettere from the United States, Canada
and Cuba.
The Adventures of my cousin Smooth—by Timothy Tem
Orton, of Tewsburg.
Major Jam as' Courtship, oue of the mat htllllorol23 works
ever published. Per sale by H. MINER & CO.,
tab2o .13 Smithfield at.
B. S. CARIIIKR.
F •
OR RENT --Ile Store and Dwelling, eor
nor of First and Market streets. The house has gas
throughout, and It Is a good loudness stand for a store or a
tay..rn Apply to WALTER BRYANT & CO.,
mll3O No 239 Liberty street.
CASTILE SOAP-75 boxes fur sale by
n. A. FAIINESTOCK &
AND PAPER-10 reams for sale by
mh2o D A. FAMEMOCK k CO.
ALAD OIL-70 baskets for sale by
mh2o O. A. PA ENFSTOCR & CO
RANGE PEEL-300 pounds for sale by
mue a A. PAIINESTOCK & CO.
TEARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL—
Just reeeived and for sale by U. MINKU & CO.,
mb2o No. U Smithfield street
PLAIN BLACK SILKS-A. A. MASON
& 00., have Just received, per Express, 60 pieces of
very rich BLACK SILKS, of every width and quality. [mhZ)
GENT'S SILK CRAVATS—Weitave7 just
opened so dna nil alms of Genre Black Italian era
smut, of One quality, and very rich bletre.
A. A. MASON & 1:p,
BONNET FRAMES-106 doz. of the New
Spring Styles of Wire and Buckram FM111(41. In all
MUM, Plat received by A. A. MASON h CO.,
tiihffl N 0.25 Fifth at.
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