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THURSDAY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT
JAMES BUCHANAN
(Sultycl to th• tlet . siott o . 1" l) ',. 1 nmrvvd A•tt
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
CANAL Co1.11.110NZIR:
GEORGE SCOTT, of (:uLUHDLA co.
A wk,r.,l7. 4,e,reßra.:
JACOB FRY, Jr., NIONIGOMEHN Cu
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TIMOTHY I VES T PorrEft CouNry
BIBLES AND RIFLES--CLERGYMEN,
LADIES AND CIVIL WAR
The following extract we take from the Balti
more Sun of the 24th inst.:
BIBLES AND RIFLES son KANSAS.—AI a lifllll3AS
Meeting at New Haven, Conn., a few days ago, Prof.
Hillman, of Yale College, subscribed a Sharp's rifle;
Bev. 'Mr. Dutton subscribed a rifle :md a bade, for
one of the deacons of his church, who is about to go
to Kansas; Mies Dutton gave one, Charles Ices three,
and numerous others subscribed from one to half a
dozen. Henry Ward Beecher, who had previously
made a speech, said if twentydive rifles wen• raised,
ho would pledge Plymouth 'hunch, lirookln, jr us
many more. The rifles were raised antiikt much en -
thuiasm, when Mr. Beecher exclaimed thin!.
Kansas will now know that there is a North.''
Plymouth church at Brooklyn, it will thus I.e
seen, is mortgaged for the prier of twenty-five
titles, by the -pastor - of that happy and no
doubt pious congregation. How can it be other
wise with such a minister" Ile is very fond of
fiMing himself and makes the poor little fishes
suffer extensively merely fur the sport of a min
ister of the gospel of mercy; and he mortgage-'
Lis church to buy rifles to be used in a civil war
lii a far off land--so far off that he will, he sup
poses, be perfectly safe from its perils and disas
ters, and from the sorrow and mourning :it in
flicts upon its victims. Such is the mission and
such the pastime of a miAter of the gospel of
peace and mercy. And Vie Rev. Mr. Dutton,
too, gives a rifle. And 3/I‘;x Dutton, (is she beau
tiful, and gentle, and gomPl she gives n ride—n
.'.harp's rifle, mind you: one that will kill at long
range; and—in skilful hands—will kill six men
in a minute, and make thereby perhaps six wi
dows and a dozen or two of orphans. Sweet Miss
Dutton! She mmt be beautiled—and gentle.
No strong-minded Bloomerite is she. Sonic Nan
'see gallant should change her name to Mrs. and
get possession of her property before she spends
it all for the deadly rifles. And the very Rever
end Mr. Dutton, when he prays for "peace on
earth, and good will to men.' a sweet incense
must rise to heaven; and the recording angel need
drop no tears to Wont out the lv,rds.
But the great aim of those benevolent dona
tions in, in the language of Beecher, to let
" Kansas know there is a Nordt. - llow sublime
the thought—how eloquent the expression !
A North never discovered till that
church was mortgaged for twenty-five titles. It
is but a small price for so valuable a discovery,
and his wealthy congregation ought not to grudge
tie cost a bit, lint for that poor Kansas would
never hav, known that important faCt. Mr. Beech
cr is uncharitably accused by some of his best
friends of being a very vain man. Can any
cne believe' The sixteen free northern
;;fate. , have been struggling for year , : to make
the fact of their existence kn,,wn, lint in vain.
It remained for Mr. Beecher to down with
Iris church . for twenty five rifles. and speak ; and
then "there was light. - and the world knew
there was a North. Suppose, now, there had
been no Mr. Beecher, but we forbear. There
is a Mr. Beecher, and he has spoken, and his
church is "in" for the ritles, and the waters are
separated front the dry land, and there is
A Ni avrii.
And now that the world Ito. got "
at hut, we call on Mr. Beecher
boun.laries. It should appear in the atilt e ili
lion of Colton's new Atlas. At the risl, of ap
pertriug presumptuous we would to the
Reverend gentleutan to bound it as follows:
North by the North [ile: Last by sunr"ie. West
by sundown, and South by slave::,. Niitt that
we Lave gvt A North we shall be cure t o hate a
civil waVi'itn Karl:1:14, and Initttni's gun will
"g o o trk' and hurt somebody.
But why cannot Mr. P.ceehor illustrate hi
christian benevolence I.y abandoning hie f ,, 111
thousand dollar salary, hi , theatrical church, hi-
Mee gift farm and house, and go to Kansas, an•l
shoulder one of those rifles himself': Ile could
take his fishing apparatus along with hint, and
when he could find no opp,.rtunity of killing
men he could kill fish. And Miss Dutton would
probably go with him. But perhaps Mr. Beech
tir is like Horace Greeley, and, while putting
arms in the hands of others, is himself a non-re
sistant: or like Theodore Parker, who, after incit
ing a mob to commit murder. flies to his own house
and begs the Mayor to protect Lim. Whatever
the reason may be, Mr. B. has evidently "nu
notion" of going to liansas himself to take part
in the bloody fray he and Mi-s Dutton labor ti,
arouse. hereafter, when that christian labor id
getting up a civil war in Kansas is mentioned.
let the names of Miss Dutton and Henry War,l
Ocecher be associated together. The holy gave
a rifle, and the gentleman mule his congregation
give twenty-five rifles. When the war begin, the
abolitionists should raise at once a Beecher regi
ment of rifles, and it Miss Dutton regiment of
light-infant-ry.
And now it may be interesting to this pious
elristitut olorgyman, Mr. lieecher, and to all
others who may he inclined to support tivveruor
Robinson in his armed opposition to the Hansa.
Territorial government to know where they stand.
We will not define their position. We leave it
the verwrated Chief Justice Marshall, who,
though dead, yet spoaketh, to do so. And we
leave them to their redactions concerning the po
sition in which this revered jurist places 'them.
lu the case e., par(' 801 l man ft/iii Ntrartuhl t 4 th
Crunch's Reports 73i, in which the parties
named were charged with being connected with
Aaron Burr's conspiracy, Chief - Justice Marshall
delivered the opinion of the Court. We copy the
following from the Reporter's abstract of the du-
An ruommtlage of men for the purpose of revels
lionising by f o rce the giv eriusest ezdAhliAted by the
States, i, ouy of its although Iu a
step til, or the means of executmg some greater pr.,
pets, antountx to I, vying trot'.
When roar is levied •/// tie", thr /:/g// . /n
newt, in.m the a me t/
art.ton, who arc actually lresyurd in thc f aateral
ARE THAlTultti."
Tilt: RESULT or IthrTO. -The Louisville Di
miierat says that city is in a happy condition
that "she is tint of r00d..., has no Fire U,•part
meta, no work to do, property ready for sale, lint
no bidders, plenty of room in vaiiant houses, with
but few to occupy them. Multitudes of the for
eign horde are gone, and Know Nothings gone
after them, finding no work to du here. - The
Democrat 11140 remarks that there is no occasion
to build any of the houses burned on "riliiiidy
Nliinilay,•' fir '•there are left rather more than
there are tenants for just now. - The Journal
very Kittery denies that Louisville is in such a
condition, threatens the Democrat with dire pm"
shim.
ishment for it, plain tap:, and daret2
thereof, ortany other Sag Nitre'
a jury that any KIICITP
zees") eithor •
or o'
“se editor
to prove before
, othing. morican citi
nurnt any houses, shot any body,
.oto anything during. the riot. It is, how
ever, evident that the Louisville riots were a
blow to the Prosperity of that town from which
ij will never recover.
BLACKWOOD'S MMIAZINE for February is Ie
Three shares of Connellsville Railroad stock for
tale 1014 , . Enquire at the otlice of the .11 ,, n,
Post
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4,8G:3,0W bushels of Wheat manu
fartured into tiourin Philadelphia per annum.
The story that the Cuban- sugar crop will be
short is discredited. It is - supposed tO be a de
\ ice of the speculators.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, last week, at Albany,
sited A. Legrangti for seduction and breach of
promise bf marriage, and laid her damages at
$lO,OOO. The plaintiff is described as being I
"quite young, modest, and of prepossessing ap
pearance." The jury awarded her $9,000.
The value of imports at Now York since the
Ist of July to the 21st inst., amounts to $132,-'1
2.7,1,319, which is an increase of $14,725,538 '
over the corresponding period in 1M54-5. The
value at merchandize exported fur the same pe
riod amounts to $55,475,215, which is an in
crease of $11,1150,162 over the same period in
Ole previous year. The speck export during the
same period was $14,185,328, against $1n,515,-
170, which is a decrease of $11e0,162.
MARCH 27
CIIRISTIN6; r,r tttt an's Tn.'; and Triumphs. Ily haura
ti•x Sark: I.laitt k Ilnn•ni.,rt.
This new candidate for public f:n•nr is by an
th..reis whose praises have not yet been sound
ed by the trumpet of fame: but, if the high en
comiums passed upon her first attempt are a
criterion of its merit, we feel certain she will
not long remain in obscurity. All the notices we
have yet seen are exceedingly favorable. The
is got up its a very handsome style—the
paper and binding both being excellent. For
sale by Samuel D. Lautier, at his bookstore, No.
77 Fourth street, nearly opposite the Rank of
ritteburgh.
SPY. tKI:11. BANKS.- Mr. Banks, the Speaker of
the House of Representatives at Washington,
lias gained a aide notoriety by being represented
as a negro. The Paris Pori, stated the fact
that he was a negro, and the European news
papers generally have caught it up and are eir
ulating it all over the continent. They think it
i.: a wonderful thing that the negroes are getting
into such high oflices in this country. A news
paper pUblished in Tuscany, Italy, has just an
nounced the fact that " Signor N. Banks is a
negro."
Pennell - Iranla Cnaxal.
The water was let into the Pennsylvania Canal
on Monday, and since then a large number of
Mats have arrived and departed. The amount
of freight here ready for shipment East is very
1 1 11 E LATEST NEWS
Front Cairo.
Illy the nat. Telegraph 1.1.1,1
Cain°, March _ti, IS5(1.
Weather co o l and eloutly. Rivers risirg. Steam
. rs Northerner and America for St. Louis; .1. Gelim
Na:ll‘ille ; City of Huntsville for Memphis, and
Niagara passed last night. Fashion for Louisville.
Silver Wave and Helen Mar fur SL Louis are lying
here.
WA , IIINGT , IN I•irv, March 21.---S.tterfr.—Mr. flea
jwinin .11lantttetl a regoluttatt,l: lie, ever, having
la view retrenchment in the eXpellseS ~ f printlntr.
ten motion 3,1 r. l'altler. the r..utwittee un fast
r (ln cc ern Ir.4trit.•te,l t, in, l airs intt, the rxpedtetic‘
••••ti:lnttitlz the i.ri,ilt :11ember,
( . ..:I;re- , , and in 111.11 thereof :111911'1E1g rn..ney f..r
l'ie and :11,n
',..rnittee. if It 'hall ' c . t , . rq.ort a bill reg - Itht
th.• ~ n letter- :mild phirkagt, !ambers
may tra.rlsmit,
The Srnntc re,m,sed Line Ch'ileithsral ion w the Deli
,erwy
-The /I,m, 1.,.k up the Pill from tho
~mote reel,llg: the rt,tru•ii ,, tui on the l'ederal
C.,urt, ers.ue guilty of skplutioK lout or
I'. 1 . 11 . 114,i : 4 (afe , %Own,
~. .e; letett ensued.
I loolphrey 2.lar , hall "tiered an :ooen,hur-nt ; rt here
the use of a loelillenLotry I. I9y any
hull ire the duty of tlot man , hal to confine the oritoki
nal In III*• nearto.t penitentotry grunted for that ',Ur
pr..1,,d 111 3.71,101tn....nt U. Ow
ti,at other Ih3t. nol the
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The ft,— Ihrn 11.13.1/rllell.
R's•n I NI,T,N. March 2'i -The Bele:H . l,th Lve , ti
cointri 'tee ihe Pitisburgh ('miven
tion Lel a preliminary lauctin,.; t- day. The f 'How.
, sere present • E. I). Morgan. of NI,
old,. chairman : WaAlburao. of Me.; Fogg. of Net'
Ili, nil is ire ; Marker of Mass.: 4 "na,e, ; litsland :
Now .Jersey: Stone of ;
F. P. lilnir, of Md.; Clophane, of D. I'.,
Mil others. The business is to ;ierfeet an erganir.a.
ti •n of the Itepolican party, and cousider the general
diterest, of that organirattiau.
I , :ut • M•lar,,e l'iltllll., senior partner of the think
cog !louse of Chubb Brotherg, of Washington, died
3 day or Inc. since, at Jacksonville, Florida. whither
he had gone On ata,unt of his lasalth.
The Appointment ut Captain Ingraham, an Chiel
,if the Bureau of (ink:lime awl ilydrography
. I,llltn.iore M./171.,Jeccunud, him been continued by
the ',:•;ettate.
Senat.it Srward give, a large and brilliant enter
uiininent
11s111:1S1-11111., Nlareh 26.—The I . nion Convention
assembled in the hail of the House at noun. The
hi John Coviale, of Westmoreland, Chairman; E.
Emmy, of Cumberland, Josiah Font, of Lebanon.
oil J. Ingham t•itillivatt, Secretaries. A CoLuitilLlee
tt. report permanent officers of the contention time
appointed, anil aim, one to exatnino eredentlals.
HA UFA X) Mareh 2t1.--Noon.---There i, nu indica
root of the hpprotkeh of the Canada, now nearly duo
with Livt•rpool date,, to the I hth.
The Wlettoni.in Gubernatorial question.
Mite Mare 24.—The Assomitly refused
by u rote of :is to :44 the reception of ltashford's mes
sage.
bulling of the Arabia,
1.30:-T0+1, March 28.—The Arabia sailed ut noon to
day, with tuft pastionger, and ,51i50,000 iu spucie.
Arrest for Shooting.
Itnimirt•se, March 26. —Cale_ Adaruq, of d 0
,hip John arrested at Norfolk, on a
charge of shooting one of Lis crew while at Chinchi
Ttlambi.
Tii very first newspaper we saw with the
names Fillmore and Done Non at the head of its
cid mri, was the Charlestown, Mass., Advertiser.
The latter name ," it says, " has the solid ring
and memory of ()Id Hickory." Well,. it has, as
far as Andrew Jackson—hut when you come t
all the Donelson, the ring is that of a tin lantern
--single tin at that—and pricked full of holes,
with sit opening at the top to let str the smoke
of the grease candle inside.— Hug/on NA!
Why k the letter X at the end of a word like
deAruetion'! Ans.-- Because it X-tertnino
tien.
%Vht• it the letter II like pain? Anß.—ltecan,e
it makes man moan.
Whci nflyoneofthetallestof in sc
fiecau , e he stands over six feet Without shoes or
Why an address pronounced on hoard aA t ip
liken finger ring Because it is a deck-oration
ideconUion.)
GE NAT RUSSIAN REMIMY.—Pro Bono
Puhiwo. -"Every mother should have a box in
the lomse handy iu ease of accident d to th
dren.-
of thirty years . stand
by phy4icinns.
burns, no
sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore
reconitnended by nurses, I whitlows, sties,
festers, tlea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salve do an injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purest materials, from a receipe brought from
Itassia—of articles growing in that country—
and the proprietors have letters from all classes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recom
mend it to others. Redding's:Russia Salve is put
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
cents a box. Itedditig ;V. Co., proprietors.
For sale by 13. A Fahnestock.
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THE NEWS
BY TE LEG RAPH.
T 11l I HT V-IFOURTIII CONGHICSS
I , llt I N.
From Waiiitingttitt City
Cony ent ion at Ilarri.iarg
No Slgna of the Canada
Conundrnlng
A a Boston remedy
g, and is recommended
is a sure and speedy cure fur
es, boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Road.
REPI,Y
Adopted by City Councils to questlyns for
warded by Senators Wilkins and M'Clin
jock.
The undersigned, a special committee appoint
ed on the 17th inst., to take into consideration
the communications from our Senators, Messrs.
Wilkins and M'Clintock, relative to the proposed
guarantee of the lionls of the Pittsburgh and
Steubeuville Railroad Company, report the fol
lowing answers to the questions therein con
tained:
Ist. What security can be exacted fur the pro
per use and application of the proceeds of the
endorsed bonds"
Ans. We can exact front the Board of Direc
tors a bond, with sufficient security, for the pro
p..r use and application of the proposed bonds,
and the Board has voluntarily offered to enter
into such an obligation. The City and County
besides, hold a large majority of the stock of
the road, and au absolute control in the choice
of Directors. The Councils can also place the
bonds in the hands of the Finance, or sonic other
committee, with directions to hand over limited
amounts at a time, and to exact a faithful ac
count of the outlay of those handed over, before
others are given.
2.1. Will they he applied to the payment of old
debts, or rigidly to the finishing of the road ?
They will be applied to both. The
amount of the limit of the guarantee, be
lieved by the officers of the road, will be suffi
cient both to liquidate present liabilities, and
finish the road. The debt of the company is
$317,000 ; the estimate of the Engineer of the
amount needed to finish the road from river to
river, is $513,000; besides which, it is estima
ted that it will take $200,100 to stock it and
put it in running order.
lid. Can your additional responsibility meet
the great object, the completion of the work,
and render it productive!
AO.. If the estimates and calculations of the
officers of the road are to be relied upon, it will.
4th. Will skill in management and rigid econ
omy mark the future conduct of the road corpo
ration, or will additional loss follow in the foot
steps of additional liability'?
An... Toe Board of Directors are regarded in
the city as prudent business men, and give their
personal pledge to manage the road skilfully and
with rigid economy ; and Councils hold in their
hands the power of so managing their guaranty
as to withhold it if there be danger of additiow
al loss following additional liability.
rith. If you do take the responsible step to
Find your community to further most serious
obligation , , call you retain by any arrangement
in your power, any practicable and salutary con
trol over the use and diahursement of the funds
raised by the pledge of the credit of your eon-
StitUentS?
Ans. We think we can, in the manner pointed
out at the close of our answer to Ist question.
fah. Is the rumor a true one, that the applica
tion for the right of way through Virginia has
been refuse,l'.'
Ina. a hill for the right of way through Vir
ginia has lately been defeated in the legislature
of that State, but the Itoard of Directors dis
claim having asked for the passage of such a
bill, alleging that they have a legal right to build
and operate their road in Virginia without such
grant, the facts connected with which, the Pre
assur,,s us, have been or will be laid be
ford the proper committee of the legislature.
The above answers are given to inquiries in
the first communication from Messrs. Wilkins and
M'Clintock. dated March Bth.
The second communication, dated March loth,
contains the following queries :
I,t. )Vhat io the atiloillit t$ f city nml county
,t“ek rt,mpamies':
AU , . The SIII,SCripIIOII , 10 ,tock are a$ followA,
City .f 11, (.hi,. l'enns I
Vanift i 200,0410
City .51 . 114.in:11 I'lll,l.tir,ll
.
. . .ttotylltit
t' .rt 1,. atol 1 . .111
rt 1141,11110
ly of Pitutiturg!l ttt \ tdi.•y•• 10 0 . 0011
l'ity I'ttl,l,t.l - 01 t,. t 113rtti•rt. Valk)... IJUAtott
TA:11
,pf AllaFLtuy
•
$1,0011.900
r-tmly • 1 411 .. I" t ni
i'•.itut. 1:11....1ien) ay Vo.I
14. y . . .11,111itl
..F , olsly of .111,r eur b. Cl,velAo , l nO , l
I'oi burgh 150,000
'..unty AlluKlicoy ;,.
• 750,000
Comlty A !.. - .art \ 150,000
. ~,,,
Cil) of .A11t,i,,•11.. und IN•rm,y!
21 NVitat Omr ttmotiot ul m,,rtg, ! z.e bond.
hail I,y the l'att..hurgit Ittol Stet!bell\ ile Itai
Company, h..ts many are Imw in:my are
pr, moe , l to 1.,. 1 0. , ..tte , 1, 311.1 to what ex
mti. v.:Tor:ohm. intent or prop,,, , e to
rett ler them.....lve-
.1,, The amount ut mortgage of the F;tt.,-
burgh and Steubenville Railroad t'ompany
$;- , oll,isio. Executed to secure an issue of that
,mount bond-. Fifty of which bonds of
.sl,isal each have been sold at. 80 per cent., or
each, itIol:;•;. bend., of ~ ,1 ,001) each hove
been given a , collateral security for the payment
• f is nay* borrowed front Banks, individuals, the
city f Pittsburgh, the county of .111eglieny, and
for damage claims along the line of the Road,
and are Hib,'met to the payment of the following
amount. viz:
bills puyahle including Bank-, city and
•ounty, . $120,it91
1.716 :t.t
Damage claim: , assessed 21,487
" " to be assessed estimated
at 111,000 00
The payment of this sum of $.163,914
will relieve all tie bonds hypothecated. The
Company intend, should the authority be given
to the City and County to glnlrantet , the amotm
of the limit to be authorized by the act, and
such guaranty be male by those corporations, to
cancel the present mortgage and lift all the bonds
either sold or hypothecated, and issue a new
mortgage for til,o.')0,010, which will then be the
only mortgage on the road.
:td. What is the amount of indebtedness at
present or the Steubenville Company—and will
the proposed liability of Our corporations be al
..cwt to It"? imiebteduess, or
rigidly to the construction of the road and its
running equipmentsf l'tlu you control its appli
cation?
The present liabilities of the
Company are $267,111.; 45
There will be due on purelia:e of rual
estate in 1359 3,3:t3 33
There will be duo on purchaze of real
estate in 1865 46,000 00
Making together the stun of $317,276 711
The other parts of this question are answered
in the replies given to the questions in the first
comtuunication.
4th. Will yoarp roposed liability be confined to
mortgage bonds already, issued and sold at a very
depreciated value?
An... Our proposed liability is not to be ex
tended to the bonds already issued in any shape:
but the intention is to redeem those now issued
with the proceeds of the new ones.
Lilt. Or will it he attached to ponds hereafter
to be i,Hueil and to what amount
A7/3. It is to be attached to bonds hereafter
to be issued; and the Railroad Company will
ask for the full amount authorized by the act.
tlth. And can any guard ho thrown around
your indorsements to prevent their being sacri
ficed and sold far below their par value
Ane. A proviso ran be in , erted in the Ont
lIIIIICO ;Luthuri7ing the issue of the bends '•
they shall not he sold below a oert.'
figure.
7th. ktheuld the
gratito4 pCI
they, •^.
~wer sought by the bill be
two corporatiom can they, will
_ol,t all action in pursuance of it?
As.i. So far as the councils aro concerned,
the utmost caution, prudence and discretion will
be used ; and if the power grahted by the bill
shall be deemeo dangerous to the interests of the
city, not be exercised.
Ath. Should you deem it inexpedient to use this
great power can you answer for tailors, your suc
cessors in office?
An.,. The act of the legislature asked for
right to guard against any apprehended danger
from this source, contains a clause limiting the
exercise of this power to the present year.
The Councils think that the power to guaran
tee these bonds ought to be placed in their hauUs
as a possible means of saving the city from lops
on the investment already made in the road. If
they think the issue of such mortgage bonds will
result in the early completion of the road, and
rendering it productive, they can then exercfne
the power conferred upon them; and if they think
their issue would be injurious to the city, they
can, and doubtless will, refuse to issue them 4--
The mere grant of the power to issue bondses
not imply.that it will be exercised, and ides
been asked for simply as a means of defence ch
it may or may not be prudent to use, according
to circumstances.
It may be added that, as a preliminary 11113:18-
urr, nothing will be done by the city towards the
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guaranteeing of bonds, until :the Steubenville
Road as it etands at present, has been thoroughly
examined by a competent andflisinterested en
gineer, its condition ascertained, with the a
mount necessary to complete it, and its probable
productiveness.
Resolved, That Councils adopt the report of
the committee, and direct onr clerks to furnish
the same to our representatives at Harrisburg.
Ard- Dr. M'Lane'• Celebrated Vertralfage
and LI S Rif 11LLS—A flimflam combination, but very ellve.
0.1 the following will Mem:
Knowing, from experience, valuable qualities of Dr.
4 1 1 . Lan , 'S Yvan i s fugt end Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros., Pittsburgh. I have for some time back consider.' it
my duty, and !mule it my business, to make those articles
known wherever I wont anion my friends A short time
ago I became acquainted with the num of a young girl, who
*slued to 1.11.` troubled with worms and liver complaint at the
name time, and had been sntrering for some two months .
Through my persuasion she porches., one bottle of Dr.
,IPLane's Vcriatfuge, and one box of Liver l'ills, which she
took according to directions. The result was., she passed a
large quantity of worms, and thinks that one box more of
the Pills will ri.tore her to perfect health. Ilex name and
n•sidence can be learned on calling on 14. 11. Theall, Drug
gist, corner of Itutger and Nlonrra. streets.
Purchasers will tsJ atreful to ask for Dr. 141'LANR'S CEI.E.
flit AT RD V Elt3ll FUG E. I nanufaxtured by FLRMIND BROS.
of Pittslairgh, Pa. All other Vertnifuges, in comparison, are
worthless. Dr. 111 . 1.aus',t genuine Vertnifugo, also his cele
brated Liver Pills, ran now Is. bud at all respectable Drug
,res. Now. genuine 'without (he signature of FLEM !Nil
111:0S.
Also, fur sole by the x.do proprietors.
FLEMING! BROS.,
Succossors to J. Kidd A Co.,
tottr2.l:dtowl No. 00 Wood street, corner of Fourth
414-01,Iftione of the Press--TL.. Eli wino fs
from Gen. Gee. P. Morrie. in Ow Home Journal of November
7.1846:
All editors profess to be the guardians of the rights of the
people, and to keep them advised, through their columns, or
whatever shall arise for their Iwnefit. We will live up to
biter, an.l inform them that the most wonderful anti
Nalitable medicine for their g;enerni Use ever invented, is
'• Magical Min Extraclar." Its virtues at, MO rare,
mighty and eccentric, that often they appear to work more
like miracles than by eidetic . .., so etrective, electric and 2S
t,undling ore its powers on the hinuan body, that • though
now It is daily tried by thousands of pe,)plu, not on e .1 this
great mass but is dedghted beyond comparison, and candidly
conic. they, on no consideration, will ever again lie with
out it.
Lor. Mr. 11. l/alley. hits wiiiely kept the secret to
himself. Cunterfeit.. or busy about it, but without sue-
Ita overwhelming merits defy all competition, wet its
peculiarities analysta. We confidently corumond all parents
seek its acquaintittice, fur sorely such a friend, who Laughs
ut death and KulTeriug, restores the thud, tone,
halt and
iwArrod to porfection, and all fr om pain, is "a friend indeed."
WI! %% bib the discoverer of this mighty bleseiug, who is a
real lonefactor to rankled, tied spimd.
None genuine without a curl-plats engraved label, with
signature. of
11}:NRY DALLET, Manufacturvr,
C. V. CLICKENRIC & W., ISlanufiwturere
Sold at :Li cents per box by Dr. ONO. 11. KEYSER, 140
W,,1 .trot-t, and by noatly r you detuer in 11.ediehl44
I ler . ..light/11l List Unitod titatoa. Ali onion or better. (or Itr
C.rnintion or river, to L' addroaxial to C. V. fi LICK EN P3l,
A CO., Now York, tabl3daw2w
11r. McLane'', ildellOVCD Liver Pills and 11(PlICMCD Venni.
(nge, alert Dr. I. geott's Celebrutd White Cireamdan Lini
ment. prepared aniely under the imper,h,lop of Dr. I. Scott,
a regular Medical graduate, and Phylrician of extensive prac
tice. None genuine, only an prepared by Dr. I. Scott A Cu.,
Bank Place, Morgantown. Virginia.
Dr. Me La I.'S 11(PROVID 1 7 ,11111 . 11ge and tarrativrn Liver
accompanied by certifleate C. McLane, fur sale by
Dragged:. and Merchant, everywhere.
Da. 0 P}l. It KEYSER., Ito Wood at, Whole le Agent.
Da. J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny, near Rai.11,...ad Depot,
Wholta.ale Agent. ,figV..:dawapc
.terSaudis' Remedy for !telt Rheum..-The
great ntierenn of thin liindiritin 111 theytteiee it thy
4 11. h an Salt Wien.% 1:111, W rat, Itch, Svald 17ewl.
evnia. Payilmela, le., iv witiymt a parallel in the bintolymt
li lulr v ig•,”•••ively exterminating dieen^ its ylvte
v harculYeia, opd ma, lie applied with art e ry
1., tly el, in ut un Mfaiit. Ale/re *., , ,tinvi Laura have Leval 4-
ty.l ia a .1111,41 i a emu'« Winn. Sanaa' Svirvaparilla In
• I In, 1.• I. iinind i•••• ,out The. unhealthy litunyre
11•• in [he vyehmi, a h. a liy ing the Salt Wirt= Ronavly
lyi t• 1.1 ••• 11]..11 firnindy and
and m. 1,1 14 A. U & U. NANUt4, I.rugxista, IW
Multi.„ mr.4.t, N, w Y.•rk.
I.y FI.KM I N(i BROS., Pittnburgh, PR-, and by
izoston ily. ❑th'24 lw
- Brtichelor'• hair D) --Lk. 110 l let the
.1y.... dot.' y•... 11..., r.% it% 6... t
ARRA .1.1
mo.l 1-.1.1, or Mt kt.kTCtlEl.ol:'s, kin 1111.... t. ivrstr.
lir. , Nru 1"..r1,.
w10b..1•1., and ivtatl, by Dr. G. If. Kils/It, 140
Wood •trvot, sabl.4:lwciam
4 Frown Cho R. York lifiettioltail Monitor
~f February TI/EAX NIL—Dr. Curtin has done more
Lo ameliorate the incidition of lintuattity allliskid with lung
than any other practitioner of 11.101tifilltle that
htw ntriagglinl with the !wends of the etatitriiii ”utlitxt, for the
Lost century, by the invention and perfwatiou of on imitru
iiiiint that will convey to the lungs a medicine lit the ahapr
of a highly Niodicateil Vapor, which acts directly on the
ilineuay, and not, as hitherto, by nympatliy. Phonon who are
troutilini with dinners arising from linurdored lungs, will
Iloir internale by giving the llygeeu Vapor a trial.
$ I Of) 60li
.•00,000
am :A.m.—Dr CURTIS . UYGRA.VA itl th' ori4-11..u1 and only
ortaziu, nov26:3wdim
I a - Tliouttandr of Chilalren 0143 annually
the Cltiil . l`, rind yet threw dose. of Dr. Rogers' Syrup
Ltrerioort, Tor, and ('tinrlutiatrun, will destroy tilt. fahve
fortnivl ly this di.run.i give fnv voilu p e tyi tho
and thonitighly relieve t.hi.• thstrrsaing cvaplalut.
Multi biltiv, THINK ot , THIS' It I. ognally efticaciorz, in
All Vol iii.ii.ary pamphlet ; aley i t;u6
111 , 11 t 111 1.-.lvy's paper.
Oar" Y.., wboloaale and retail, by R. R. SW ) ,&118 &
00., a - dual - Wkaal and Second strotta.
Sold also by HENDERSON Llberty.ntrtx , t; 11. P.
SCHWARTZ, 4bl P OKIIAM k AIt:KEENAN, Allegheny
City,
4.4 Y -W by will you Suffer, WHEN guilt! , CAN BE
SO EASILY 013TAINED?-11aye you a Bore Throat, go ItelS,
Rheumatism, Nrutalgia, Itrouctitin, Croup, Stiff Junius, Frost
Bites, li s t us, Sprains, or Pah., in any part of your system
Visl 0711 be relieved at once by using the must beautiful of
all Usitnenta. tho White Cire-tokin Liniment," prepared
by Dr. 1-CtflT, 01 Morgantown, Va., and fur sale rinap,
wholesale and retail, by Dr. K EYSER, 140 Wood etfwb aed
JAS. P. FLEMING, Hoar IL IL Don't, Aheglisay. Sue ad
ertiseinont is another C4llitata of to-itly's paper. [mar4,:liti
$163,3v ,
Iter VOA ot No. 104 Wood street, and ex
wbllit, our stk..* of Son llavi luol Wisrits CAM Jnet rho
I . oiVud. a largo lot of Misughiti, Celestial, and other sty'. of
Cops, which we will well low for cosh. Mottoes 41 Co., 104
Wood street.
oetlB
ikir /lo! 2, Hat Lay. , joist rucoivod , nr BARING
ST I. F: OF SILK lIATB, whinn will ko found, on inepoo-
Lion, n neat n,o good article. OKI/ and 84'6'
.titer-Stookings and Hosiery for Wl.uter.....
If pm don't want your foot pinched with bad lUld short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to C. DaLY'S, cer
n, Market alloy and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice and
~a nfortable. DALY also makes and sells every variety of
11,,,nery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the 'place, corner of PitaVt alley and Fifth
el/reel. oct4
Ohio and Indiana Railroad,
BRING THE
Continuation of the Ohio 4p ftenna. 4. a
rO FORT WAYNE,
THERE HUNDRED & EIGHTEEN MILES PROW PITTSBURGH
WO' TRA INS CONN lICT AT CRESTLINIS , without 4e
tention, with all he Trains on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Rival, and law at wrest with Trains going North aud Sont4,
00 the Mad River nd Lake Erin Railroad.
For Ti Pets, ap yat the Railroad Otline the Ohio Milt
Pennsylvanht I road Company In Pittsburgh, AilegiaN
City, or at any °Mho following points:
Fort Ways ,
Cincinduti, Rniknitmtaitn4
Urtati-
D4ton, Brie
• Indianapolis,
Tittltt,
Persons itosirigg
Ticket 14,10141-
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
❑ .pecitied
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTF.II MONDAY, 24th inst., T'assenger Trains
will run daily, except Sundays. as follows:
Leio. es Pittsburgh for Crestline at 7 1..4 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Leavoi Crestllne for Pittsburgh at I, A. M. and 12.50 P M.
11,,, , Tr.inEqn.hkr c1.F101,11100 , 01. 1114 at CHESTLIN F. with
I
LN
Trllillll for CO LIMBOS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, 13/LI.LF.•
VoNTAINK, I DIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all point on reeds extending West and lkaitieweet
through OHIO DIANA and I LIA'NOIs.
The 7 1 ,4 A. IN; Train from Pittsburgh +Torts at Mansfield
with Trains oil Sandusky, diallraielli at I Newark 1t...1. for
SAN DUSKY, TOLKDO and CHICAGO; also. cb 130 COIIIIOV-
I iOIIA are made at Alliance with Trains ou Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK
and BUFFALO.
THROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Bollefontaine,
Chicago, Rock Island, lowa City. Duidieth, Milwaukie,
Dike, Spring old, lIL, Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities In the West.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATIbN TRAIN leaven new
Brighton fur Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1 1 ,4 I'. NL Leaves
Pittsburgh for Now Brighton, at 9IA, A. M. and 5 3 .4, P. M.
/KS— For tickets and further information apply to J. G.
CURRY, at the corner office, under the Monongahela House,
or at the Fedgral street Station, to GEC. PARKIN, Ticket
Agent. 7 [WIWI J. IL MOORS, Supt
C inu I nnat,t, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad.
C INCINNATI PASSENGERS will please
lake notice that the advertisement of a Rival Route,
math. e that the 8 o'clock A. M. train of the Ohio and Penn
sylvania Railroad is the only one which makes connection at
Cremline. This is incorrect, and calculated to deceive the
travelling public, as there are two daily trains between Pitt&
burgh and Oindnnati making clove and sure connections,
BKLLEYONTAIN and DAYTON. No other route makes
nunvtione with the 3 P. M. train id the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania Railroad. O. B. BROWN, Omit Agent.
K NOWLAND, Agt. ?Daubing*.
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ONE
NEW YuftE, November 20, IK2
11ORCIAN & CO., 184 Waxi
Richmond,
Findlay.
will he particular to mil( for n.
and Indiana Railrad.
N. B. STRAUBIiAIi, Burn.
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M!Ell=E=MM=2==
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DR. CALVIN N. FITCH,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
EUILOPH, would announce to Ms patients,and others
to Western Pennsylvania, that he will visit Pittsburgh early
in the miming month, and that those wishing to avail them
selves of Ws system of treating
Throat and Pulmonary Diseases,
MORE PARTICULARLY
CONSUMPTION, ASTH M A
A SD
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalation,., Mechanical
and Constitutional Remedies,
M=!M=MENTII
DR. FIT &1 will remain in PlrrstluGH from
TIIURSDAY Arllll, THIRD, TO SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY TENTH,
During which time he may !,,• e..iinulteil daily (Sal•buth ex•
coptel) from the Imam or TEN TO FOUR, at hin Roman
nt the
ERIMEEMOOM
For all forms of incipient or seated DISEASE OF TON
LUNOS, nut for nil derangements of the systmit proceeding
to giving rise to Pulmonary 'Disease, particularly
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Fe
male Complaints.
Persons wishing tut...nit, but unable to visit DR. FITCIL
ran t • by sending him n written statement of their am°.
Sr deli a prompt answer will Is, returned, giving opinion
of row• and stating expense of treatment. A PF.E.SONAL
EXAMINATION ALWAYS PILEYERRED.
DK. FITCH'S associate, Dr. J. W. Sy K ES, will be with, h.
tissist him, during the four Inst weeks of his appointment.—
It is desirable that persons Wishing his treatment., should
consult him early, that he may hove them in charge as long
HS towel 010.
DLL CALVIN M. FITCH wlahes it expremly nnilentood
that lie law no lonizer any landu,44 1 . ..1111111.ti'1l With Dr. t. 4.
S. FITCH, and would call attenti..n to Ow CAlth \Otitis he
found Isitivudi vaned upon to publielli ininn.dintely ou hie re
turn from Europe. nili24-dAtw
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. K 3 'Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
Pi T TSB URG IT, .
Itir Tux subscriber is now opening a welLsolixtoil iseiort
meet of foreign and domestic Hardware, oil neow,tuid will be
sold on as gull terms as any oilier house in this city. Ile
will always keep on hand a general azeiortmeut of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CAREENTER.S"fOOLS,
To which ho respeetfully invites the attention of purchaser,
nih2B SAMUEL FA LINESTOCK.
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. & H. McCAI.LIUM,
4er-87 FOURTH STREET, N BAIL WOOD:VII
THE Zak!ll 1 hal .$1 purchasers is respectfully invited to our
tresont Steck, selected Sir SPItINU SALES, including—
Best quality Velvets, English and Tapastry I II-
Brussels and Tapestry, grultiA.
Crenilla and Stair Brussels, Super. Medium aril! Low
Extra and Super. 3 Ply. Priced Itlgraius.
Boat Import.' Extra Twill.l Jun! D ; Hall 111/d Stair
f'artn•te; nom Oil Cloths, from 2 to 2-I feet wide, various
qualitiee and prices; Table Oil Clothe; French Printed nod
Embussed Piano and Table Curers; Canton awl Cumai Mat
ting: Muth Bugs; Dour Mats; Stair i1..1a; List, Rag and
Dotal Carpehi; Venetian Blinds; with every variety of Win
dow Mutt., Crean and Bud Llolland..k., Am.; all of Wllid,
will be offered at sale at vory moderate rates.
ear We are also prepared to furnish HARRINGTON'S
CARPET LINING.
I 'EI( I N TEA STORE,
No. as FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR HAET OF THE EXCHANGE RANK
Pittsburgh, Ps.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Porrhased direct from the Importers for CASH. Ti e
shs.k ssmsists of all the different ffavors and grades 1,1 TEA
brought to the A ineritan market, and
SOLD IVIIOLISSALE AND RETAIL
AT Tilt
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN METALIC PACE.
AtiES,.•spressly for the wide.
TEAS OF ALL GRADES, By TIIE HALF CHM'
COFFEE, SUGAR ; COCOA and CIIONLATE of the mart
I:ltANlns, hrc NLI.•
Long f . .Tipri.•sice h 1 the business Is a tuts gnarahle, that
easy tOn sold will as represented.
AtIF:NT. on APPrIAL APP.INTMENT, rug Tile Ds
JA 1 NE's YANIILY MEDI(7INES. S. JAYNES.
Yu tsburgh, March IIZO6--011425:'2,0)
Fresh Fish and Shell Oysters 1
Jl . sT RvvEi. , at the Excelsior Restau
etarani, wilate all tin. Hie
ran Ile iilitalutiti Oti the ehurt.set nulitat ' and • 0.
Liana up in Ow beat slyin, and at xaUsfart...ry
prow. furg..t the nign of the
WHITE AN li BLUE, - No. 111 Wont' striiiot... Wow Fifth.
sTKIN RUCK.
ud,171 Ay.etti (or 1.140 Urrt.or and Yigli
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. 25 Wood Street
1.1 hISA.11:1
"FORSYTII & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M E it C 11 A N T ti,
Dealers In Wool, IlLdes, Flour,
ILAcoN, LAKD AND LARD OIL,
AND Ple 0 UCE 6X NEUAL
J. 75 WATER §TIMM PITTSBURGH, PERNA
k[PCRXXCLS,
gyring, ilartatngh, Pittsli'll :tie, Wills, Wellsville, Ohio.
John &o,tt A Co., `• 'M. Martin,
K. U. Jones, (.1...06'1 . OA. Dep. ilk. K 1,11411, A Ilia-aline, Phila.
Co.. Pittsburgh. llarnrt, Nrnhit A Clarrotson,
Joseph K. Pidur, St. Loth,.
cirsievr, Bankers, Ilohnes c,ainell, Clod
e Mein, Ohio. [fahlayl lA. V,.
WY
%.X. A 1,1,EN,
(Suctezzuri
Arnold j•
....ANUPACTURFIRS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating Buildings.
Ai- W. & A. will oontnact for Warming and Ventilating
l'y Sloan% or But Walter Pipes or chnw.e. Furtute, Cii Aral
., SOMALI, /kepi ' Factorirl, Groan Llonstai,
C...Airt Houser, Jails, or liotols. No.. 25 IdAltilliT STILICE7,
Pittsburgh.
aplo
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
BACON 11018 1) , E S A IUS R iii SHOULDERS,
LAUD. LARD Oil,
DRIED IikIEV,
SUGAR-CURED and
CANVALQCED 11,11118.
A largo stock always on hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURI3I.I, PENN'A
PEARL STEAM MILT.,
ALLEGHENY.
4.N — • FLOUR DELIVERED TO FASIII WS in either of the
two Cities.
0/11230 may be left at the MU, or to boxeo a the stores of
LOGAN, WILSON it CO., 62 Wood street.
BRAUN & REITER, con Liberty and St. Clair streets.
11. F.. SCILWARTZ, DengOA, Allegheny.
SEAMS: CASH, ON DELIVERY.
J./Z' kIRIC A:Ns _"1 MDY 4 PO.
JOHN COMO , 1111 h /MOS.,
144.51;11rAc'TURNRS OP
IRON RAILINOS z VAULT DOORS
WINDOW
WINDOW OuARDs,
Nos. 91 Remind •t. mutt S 9 11111/10
I' 1 TTSI; U ati ti, N .
W. U. \Y.'.HAIR.,. W. '.HAIR.,.•
JOS. R. HUNTER
SMITH, MAIN
1-1 OLE S & HUNTER,
iti -a GROCERS
and and 151 Front st., . '
Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PTITSBURGII.
geria_Paaaeugers brought from the old COCIAby i n pith,.
burgh, and money" remitted to Europe. f riov27
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEA LER TN
14 1 LOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND ' PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 299 Liberty farce',
Ger ILAtpc PITTSBURGH
JAMBS KERK, JR
KERR t HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
4iirSTEA..IIIBOAT AGENTS,ike
Na. 27 Lew, talterrn Pine and Wire
febt3ilapcl y f
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office
the MORNINU POST, a large quantity -pf UL D
TYPE. Machinists and others wanting such an article el. u
get a large supply by calling boon. feb9
(I THE STOCKHOLDERS OiTilE ODD FELLiAti
HALL ASSOCIATION are hereby notified that th a
FIFFEENTII INSTALMENT OF FIVE PER CENT. on.
the Capital Stock has been called in, duo on and after the.
NINTH DAY OF APRIL. 1010.
niiiB34l .1. P. HENDERSON, Secretary.
CITIZENS' DEPOSIT BAREF - 1:
PittaburgAii, March 1850.
1
1:a TIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
this Bank will be held It the Banking House, In
MONDAY, the 7th of April. between the hours of 10 A- M.
and 2 P. M., at which time and place an ELECTION for e pe
President and six Directors will take place.
nah' td E. D. JONES, Calder..
NOTICE—TO TIIE TAX ABLES OF TII4I
simorni WA ILD--The County Coinmissiouers h we
Einuicod the time fur the Apponk iu said Wnrd from Mn rrh
AM!, L May 12th
ulhliktd
_., ,
„A ”
F 4.R NIERS AND ILECILANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF 'PHILADELPHIA.
IBet.. MOB. B. FLuRkIiCE, Prctet..
KM. R. llK3rnoin, Becretar.Y.
STATEN ENT OF BUSINESS,
Prom thr lsl day of A Witt to the 31/3 day of i ., I?de,
A ungnit re. , i VW/ in Mari SW 11111101111. $ 141,212 31
Mira 30908 82
Total premium!, for fivo
CAPITAL
INVESTED AB FOLLOWS:
liouda ANI Allegheny County, l'ittsburgh, and
Pit tAlni Egli tl'e
I{ ohoS,l honds, (:.wt
Loan 00 First Mortgage of lima
." Oil] litWnst
Carib in Bonk awl on Itand
Capital snbecribed, (payment not yet due)
Premium Notes, not yet matured
Ilne from Agents, (secure,' by Benda)
Exiaonies and Commlaslons
• $408,151 13
Total amount of Lumen incurred, but not yet aquatcYL•—
fire sl,tniti 66
Marine 3,000 00
$4,666 66
This Company Insure Hull and Cargo risks on the Ohio
and hl ins nee ppi tributaries. Insures against luso or Damaged
by Vireo. Losses libemlly adjusted and promptly paid. •
RErgattiera—lion. T. 31. Howe, (len. J. Moorhead
Jame,: Wood.
For Insurance apply to
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT ET'S.,
Philadelphia.
4.1 - MARINE I NEUILANCEB on Teasels, Cargo, Freight,
le all ',arts of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Givers, (hauls,
1A4.44 and Land Carringw, to tdl parts of tho Union.
LORE Ibit.:IIILANCE UN .NIERLIILANDIZEI generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Ilousea, &c. '
Awls of the annpany Ahmentber oth, 1805.
Rondo, Illortgages and Real listate i $101,020 94
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 86,210 00
etock In MAIlk-4, Railroad and Insurance CO's 23,060 10
Dills namivalile 1110,440 97
Cash on hand 26,028 09
Balances in hands of Agents. Premiums 1111 Ma
ri. Polii.irs recently loaned, and other debts
due the CoungAny
Snbocription Nuke.,
CTOITS.
Jtllll. C. Rand,
Th....philus rankling,
J+un.•x Traquair,
Elm. Jr.,
Joshua
James Tennent,
Samuel E. Stokes,
'hairy Sloan,
James B. Maui-land,
Chalk. &buffer,
Robert Burton,
Join B. Semple, Pittsburgh,
11. T. Morgan,
.1. T. Luguil,
WM. MARTIN, President.
Taos. C. HAND, Vic. Progitieut.
S,aretary.
William Martin,
Jotkpli 11. Seal.
Edmund A. Caner,
John C. Puri,,,
John R. l'enntw,
(ln.orge (1. Leita.r,
&twat.," parliiigtoll,
Pr. It. M. llnat.ou,
WiMatti C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
tilx•neer Mcl I vain,
Charks
11. Joltem Brouko,
.1. G. Jo
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSIIIIAYCIs' COMPANY,
COINER OF WATER AND MARKET STE/USW "
PITTSBURGH, PA.
RORK= DALWAV r r „,,id„„ tt
TIIOS. Serretnry.
Wir - Thim Curninuly tuuktti rse•ry apycrtniuing to
with LIFE RISES.
AI., 'against lILLI, AND ',..AfttiO RISKS on the Ohio
and Sibcvienippi Rivers and ....ributaricri, and MARINE
g,euerally.
!told ag,tinst Lir, 31111 Ihtinage by lire. and against tho
Perils of the 6 , -" and labor,! Naeitnitiott and Transwrtation.
PoHelen k
.... 1 111,11 tqthe lowest rates consistent with safety . to
all
DIRECTORS.
li.ot.rt Galway, fitutmt.l )I'Clurkan,
Jonepti P. Gara.a.m, JI. D., John SN.tt.,
.lauien Marethall, Iftviii Richey.
.Corny W. Ilmiltutat, Charlew Arbuthnot,
Alcxartrlttr Et lie II« y , ./tue‘ph S. Letuth,
J•this Fullerteu, AlanAlultl B. Brown,
It.tvitl ll.ChuntberAt Christian log,
William eftrr, Hubert H. llnrtley,
.1.4._ D. WWII. frhlS
llritish Si, Continental Exchange
SIGIIT BILLS BRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
IN StAND or £1 AND UPWANDS.
Ara-These DraDA are a, ailable at all the priarlpal Tow.,
of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND lI:ELAND, and the CON-
T I N ENT.
Wo also ;ill". ctr,oT BILLS Do
M. A. Grunelmam & Ballln t
A ..N7C FY) if T A -VA /X,
Whale, erves as a nauittance to ail loml-1 of (I ERNIANY.
rIV ITY.FIIZLA ND anti 11WLLAN D.
l'essae. Usu./luting to travel abroad, may procure, through
Lottars Credit, on Money an he uLtuitual, as
sstasltsl. w ato pat of Kuropo.
C0t.t.r....-rams of Bills, Notes. and other severales in littrelpa,
will reeeive prompt attention.
WILLIAM 11. WILLIAMS & Cil
wxol, rornev
CITIZENS' INSURANCE, COMPANY
OF I'ITTSBUg(II,I,
w04.1AN.4 untiALNY
SAKI; It I. L. NI A it.'lU 1.1, Soc., tat ,
°PAWN: O Mgrr skvtli
xe• ih4uro Ax b ~rket and W street
nod ~lixvi ,.~ij~;ili~r4x
..11410 RISK'S, on tho Ohio
inato , vl apittkoi toe"
ogu,iiiat orDoh . in go by FIR&
,0 PoriLl at tho tiro and Inland Navigation
. °akin.
William, Bap,ley, -
-
Copt_ Mark Sterling,
Jllllll. M. Coopor, Sarnuol M. Kier,
SAIMIeI Ren, William; Binghnm,
Robert Dunlap. Jr., John S. Dilworth,
INHAC M. l'ennork, Francis Sellerts
S. I larbangh, .7. Sr!toolmaker,
'MOW,. Bryant, William B. 1/ay-s.
John Slliptun. [Area
--
EUREKA, INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOAN 11. STIORNBERGER, President.
ROBERT FINNEY,. Becretary.
C. W. BATCIUtLOR, General Agent
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL RINDS
(me
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
J. R. Slioenberger, G. W. elm,
C. W. Itn'choler, W. K. Nimic.k,
Inane M. Pennock, T. H. Updike,
W. W. Martin, R. D. Cochran,
R. T. Leech, Jr., John A. Curghey,
Georg!, S. Solder', S. S. Bryan,
Gib All LORPOPI SIM taint4l by partiVll itionreil tinder
'mumd by thin Cianpany will be libenilly adjusted nuil
paid at - its iiMFICH, Nu. Ni NVATEIt STRKET.
_ .
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Striate,
AUTIIORTZPID CAPITAL, 8300,000..
fkif-huntro littldings and other PmpertS 4 gall? n Loss or
Damao. by Piro, and the Perils of the See and P ,dand Navb
otion and Transportation.
DIRECTORS,
Win. V. Jnlinnton, Rody Patloirsoa, jr,,,,,A, painter,
A. A. Carrier, W...Wcilutock,
.1a.... P. Tanner,
Goorgo W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. R. Park,
I. Urier Sproub Wade Ilarapt.cm, D. M. Long, •
A. J. Join., J. 11—Jones,
,111. IL Coggoholl
,
OfFICURS. -
Prt.sigan,s 1.101 , . WV F . JOUNSTON
Vice President ..... ~. Row , pt., y as , oN . '
-_ Seely and Precia.. • -.A eyco - skal. u028:1y
111141" ..ii1E INSUI LANCE.
Al Ar , I FIRE 3.
43 .1 d'ACTLIIERS' INSIANCE 11011P'YI
OF PHILADFMPIIIA.
CHANTER PEEPETILLU.—UNANTZI , ER TU STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA.
Chartered Capical, $500,000.
FIRE, A/A HiNE AND T.W. ARD TRANSPORTATION,
AARON R. LIPPINCOTT, President.
ORRIN ROCaitS, &reentry.
O ROMP. YOUNd, Treasnrer.
-
Aaron S. Lippincott, I. Thomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Wes•ks,
t nein Horns, Charles J. Fields,
John P. Simons, James P. Smyth.
- 44--This Company fins bean• organized with a Cash. Cape
tal e and thu Directors hare eipmrminewl te adopt the Median..
to its available rtuinurees. TN observe linoleum. in coeditor
log its affairs, with.t primmatudJustment loisses.
Pittsburgh Ohio , No. i 6 Witter stmet.
J. N ELVIVN JON ES, Agent.
RBPLICENCES.
The following wait known and reapomsible firms in Pitto
burgh hate authorized roforetica to 010111, with retaud to the
stability oust .souudnotai of the IllaninUcturrrs' .insurance
Company
Kramer Jr !talon, WiLson, Childs & Cu.,
tieorgo P. Smith A Cu., liamptta t & Campholl,
Ork., Tiortnin h Co., 11. Childs & Co.
nur7
L. A. CAIRILLER.
A. A. CARRIER &
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh,
A (1 F N 'l' K.
State Mutual Fire and Marine • Insum.ac..,
Co., of ILARRISIMILG. CAPITAL, $:130,004).
ROM M.
Girard Fire and Marine Inenr lime Co., or
I.IIILADKLPIIIA. CAPITAL, 9300,0 00.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WI NCH KST KR, VA. CAPITAL, 11300,11.04).
Commonwealth Insurance Conrmanr, LIAR
KISBUIttI. cAP/TAL, $300,000.
SAINT LOUIS, Mn.
Connecticut Mutual Life Inane ante to.,
IIAitTitOILD. CA 11TA L A,N 11 A &S'I:TS, 62,A 54,409
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITTSBUItI/h..-
CA PITA L AND ASSETS, Nov. 6, 18:6. 812t),022 4.11.,
Ws. F. Jos:venom, Presidnut. A. A. Cessna, ticoret.ory.
Llooli:dapcly
JAS. COLLINS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 114 AYR 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGII, PA.
Pirstototon—
Wm. Haimley & Co., Murphy; Tiernan &
Smith A: Sinclair, Hampton, Wilson & Co.,
Al'Omillees, Means & Co., English & Richardson.
PHIL\ DELPIIIA
-1144,-aluy, Woodward & CA , Truitt, Brother &
•
Wood, Bawer & Cu.
HOBERT T 1 lOM PSON,
Asnassor
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THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent.
No. 90 Water bt, bet. Wood and Market.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 96 Water street, Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH
DIRECTORS
D'CittrLaßtl
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
PROPILIEFOOS OF TOO
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES. • •
11,EFERENCES;
' \ ..2 '
Jrto gooits, 64;3 0feurni:60161.414,.
D. W. '' EUT O l L••••t••••••••—„......Lewar.o.burou
KOOKS &'WEST IN g
FIE lOUR FACTORS,
General Produce' Commlssion Awls,
.No. 47 North Wharves and 83 North Wafer s 'red,
4 1714 Pina.
$308,101 31
.:00,000 00
.. , . .
algaley Wllochrard & Co. Phil. Bryan, Kennedy & Co. Pitted
Garrett Martin Ai Co. ell. L. Willoartia& Co, "
Wood a ourur," Bell & Liggatts a.
Slitor, !Idea & en: - " " J. &W. Boa,
Caleb I-I , pe & Co. " Dagaloy, Coofrava .1 ('o. a
Truitt, imithrir & Co.' " Watt & Wilaati; "
J. D. luihmer A Do. CincinnatL Fondle& & irenhity Can *mall.
A. A. it ollock & Co. " Morrow & (lottier;
Tweed & Sibley, " J. , &-Chenoweth '&
61. 'a
And Pittnburgh and Philadelphia Merchants Omit oily:
$m8,151 13
$ 74.721 60
33,400 00
a 0,900 00
30,35-4 00
11,002 22
97,000 00
66„3,g7 31
10,858 fl
11,662 36
BASEMENT- LET.. • -
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
wide by , 80 deep., half above grinind, and 'well light,
all and finished, will be rented on reasonable terms. 1t id - ,
ou the corner of Muth street and Cherry alley. Enquire '
at ff a 28a) . ONNIOE OY MORNING POET.
grin Wednesday meriting at 9 o'clock, WM. B. MOWRY.
thfil funeral will take place on YAW attonlixm ef:two
o'clock, from his late fedi:Are; Northtottunentl, Alieglumi..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E.• nom HORACE MANN' will leictiiio - lxithre'tha
Students of tho Iron CitY'Collegti anill'ondicia Nor
nud on next FRIDAY TIVIMING,
MANIC HALL.
Tickets 25 cents, to be had at the Bookstores Dud. at the,
doors. Lecture to continence at tio'ciiitk.
R •
EMOVAL. Insumn,o Company
of Hartford. removed from tomer of Fifth andOod
stroets to No. 91 Water street, over Graff, Itermett
Iron Ware House, where they will cautious tot deltkpouttes,
ou all dmeriptions of property, 0011111.110. Cash Batista Jam?
ary 1, 1850, $4074,395. Hi B. TEN-EYCK, Agt.,
udi2.7-2w No. 97 Water et., Pittsburgh.
84 0000 —A Business Mut.. 3v,ittCik',
• Cash gspital of $10,001:** iwi •
•
°base au iuterest is a Ant cities utanufasturbiebetabllett
meta, t, addroming 31, Box 130, Pittsburgh .P.V.,,011 or
before Ist of April. mh274us.
STON'ES l STOVES l—Pomona wonting to
get 'good Cooking Stoves can be supplied at
GRAPE, REISINGER k GRAVE,
Idanadaeturers of :every kind of Stoves, No. /24 :Wood 8 1,
above Fifth, Pittsburgh. . • • • • rulP27l .
0.1,01.9 00
100,000 00
$617,348 16
MRS. S.A. ALLEN'S 'WORLD'S HAIR
IMSI.NO Olt ZYLOBAL6AM.I.I3Ii-14rls 'Maims
old be found, on trial, vibe a most delightful] and ialuabte,
arming. for the hair, and nu indispensable entitle for the
toilet. It is ea.sily applied, and will unit elate the fidget Mr .
on. It not only clean..n, tine liar oud akin, huV,utueseu 4 1 ne
hair to curl, and Ilinpeaci it, however hand, and tours°, PI,
main in ituy dealt:ell position or form. By
uset ' ). l.l hair
TOUR'S soft and'ellky, and obtains that glossy
natural
p.wrauce so niacin desired.
It will . r.lloVo and prevent scurf,
A , d l -43 .aff, and - p.O turnat
tarot porinration of tine head, an., b y unagoiHtviitiati
on ch.. Ain and the rootaaf tbo orni }741111.
front Wpm out, and in a alto-A time, viben t h e
licatorer, when the buldn C. h, net hereditary
hatr. 11,7_111, lTate',.;
plofrth::",:s"cal""..;.. 7 ll .l' n -e- i n ises euka , bilge or a g eicr i ponflusec th l n &c. d
- find re'rs. S. 4. Allea's7llo alsatn.um P. 0 . -
le r,ar 4111.09 ' 5. Mg for children's hair. After haVing given It it
`"..",''_,'"7,:ry ono , 39. :reolnutlietal46. „it /elk%
attic!, of kind now offered to the public.
put up in large bottles, 37% . pente each. For, gale only
by3os. FtEIIIIVO,
nth 27 conlitc - of Diumond.anclMArketetegeet
01 LEItS" TA_B TALK.—Recolleciiofi
r of the Table Talk of Boometßogors. .1..`0 which Lewitt
at ta.oniana.
Christine, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs: by Laura J.
Curtis.
Woodbill, or Tho W4l; of Providence: by Talvii-003.
lidward Robinson.)
Forest Trahtliy and the Falls: by Gram Groenwoo.l.
Kat oast hit:Wood: by Men-Caroline Lesbillists. •
India, the Pearl of Pearl hirer: by Ma. Soilthworib.
Annum] of fmientific Discovery for .1.853 •
A Journey in the heat - tiara Slam gtatee.
hboopar Recollections. A work of great Intermit.
'fife Song of Iliaratlia: by Longfellow,.
tlir the celebrated BALM OF TIIMIBAND . fLOIX
FRS. Also. the popular 1A1,V1.1 OF ILUEBIA,
ltookaellers, hailers, News Venders, aneull persons..tal
i:m.lo periodicals, papers, Av., Ac , are requested to calt sod
.n amino area.. and eonotem of the rhetqa rroot Etonof
11. MINLIL ta.t.„ Sulithlieldniseet.
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NE W BOUK.B ! N Ell' 800 S
Red Dragon; or Master hay to Popery, by Anthony
la. I/I. a 14.1113ta Cathodic Pett,t.
Itouer:e Table Tat-
Recil, el Ions; a thinaro of American Life,
Yreneb Prlnoipl.; la ries.
\Vomit:lll, or The Ways of Provideuen—Tairl.
Indio, or The Pearl of Pearl River.
idea and 'I Mow of the tarok:au,
.. ,
Chrindiul a W.m.u'r Trialn nod Triumplu3-4 J. Ctirtis.
Marl...taxi fur Febnuiry, ISC,O, jmott pveived and. far vale
by W. .i. aiLDENIchIN.NEY.LVO., :
1,1112, Fiftlurtrwt, oppmute the Moan,
ItS. S. A. ALL.EN'S NVORLD r a — ItAV.
RESTORER —This plen.ad and caluaitleprentirie - • — • -
ler...been tiled 1.. r many hinalredi the.- -
tingnislted and .nrealtiky :prien, In the lewd , ...lea die
,oy el The hair Alla Villilkvra. it Is uota
nuJ preserNad is Weir original life • . ay, nra restoted,to
opt...inch , . mot gray hairs, Will ~n r I . By its lige, alga,
The Ith.lhOr itsed
.on become extinct.
lb" hair, km*" the Zylelstlovannin, net only
lust incline, It. to curl, 04ns - it - Iseult,
he Rester"' appearance- ..
as s ur e..rtsiffttrengthru and pronervo the sight. and
d • • t rt;
.11 prt ,
..4ielut. or any errintlen of the akin, and all unnatural
eer,piratien of the W.. 1. For earit only by , •
30S.
Corner Diamond and Marko: stp,t. •
DitESS (1001)8.-A. A. MASON . &
10 Co. will open Ina dny ar twn n nplonitid nanartrnont of
wool nualtineron and de laltten ; fine }WWI lawns and bril
liants; now stild plaid organdies; rabesilottlartl alike, &c.
, Pr Arient.
LINEN G 000$.—N. A..M.Asnx Li, Co. are
openiag a very hap stock of the beet noires of Irish
WWI.; rive, nurse dernaske, tablecloths, napkins, towelliatltt
,ke., Sc ATso, 11 very superior lot or 10-1,,11 -laud 1g..4 tbilet
TA ItY Ii ED ES.-250 Dry Flintllides just
1, received awl for sale by
Srittufen ILA RBA
Nu. W. 5 Liberty tarVoi.
GREEN 1E EDES.-60 Green Salted h ides
just receivod and for wile by
mh27 SPRINGER TIARILAU4III.
ATISCMA NEOUS BOOKS= On ISOM-
J,ll. day Et timin&t. March 2Sth, tominenctng atl o'clock,
will be tad at the Ommerclal Sakti Rooms, euroro
and 'Fifth sine ts, an late reetiOß variety of "mid hni° l l ll ° B '
celiareants Doe ka, conrrildrit,, , stand:4.'l*Aß in Pis ory,
Megraphy, Tra vets, and general Elteretut alp:hate
Library ; togot lays with a,, large colitc,tbati of tr4Mblo
hunphlete. Wry id, on many subjects' '
Also, a mime. tuna list of Theological world, embracing,
the writings ofd (radon Fletcher, Illarkenfig Sentra- Corn
ineuntrios. Habra/ea, Milton's Prose Works, kr..e.Ont
editions of elm Fe luny Bible, Ac...te.
Alm e, an excel!. mt selection of volumes in light. and ele
gant Liuratnre, imong which are many °Ethel rocont loosen
of the English an d American Prom
niter POI. DAVI:
VALUABI E STOC :SA T AUCTION -
This TIIW AT evening, 27th Inst., 411•14 o'clock, Ili
the Merchants' Mxpkbano, Street, unl be
41 110 alums Pas illuegls Trust etanbanyStock
10 •• CAL tube I.trpos l t, Bunk
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SO " QUI 008' InsuxanceMuipany,
uth27 J - P. M. DAVI Auct'r
BEEP, SU kA.RS, SCYTHES - , &e.--Tlic;
Babecribor.le tpar epenbanniat.No. 83 Wood street, Pit ts •
inrVh; Pu,
very staperior article . f Sheep ,Sbeans, Grain
and Gram Scythes &Tao Swabs; Menem and Day Forks,
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Corn end Garden foitei Rakes,' Spence, Slntivels, Chalk Punip
Pixtunes. &e- nidad SAMUEL PAIINESTOGR.
'MEW SPIN i I STOCK' or CILICKER
INO & SON 5'
PIANCk 8f 0.13.T1ES
JOHN H. MELIJOR ' has Just rodeired soy.
on more of Cflienli 15.1 i; rNO k SONS' PIANO
METES, and cinopien xl the Stock, solee=rilthaealoi
of THIRTY FIVE new and splendid In ntii; every-
variety and style, man' ufactured by the MessmOldckinlngs,
(loaton,) from the pbt bust SIIL , OCTAVEI to the moat Wen-
oidly finished SEVEN" OCTAVE, SQUARE PIANIXXORTE„.:,
ax well as their nu ief b aplr:Mimitable'llfend•Autd.,Parlot
Grand riaLlo6. T PIANO /MATE iii 41trieliiit in of W.
their NEW SCALE, t filth HIM! PATENT IRON- FRAMES,
and PATENT ACTIO! i; and are not t nI,Y Warranted to „the
purchaser by. the nOlll 81mb:item btit •by "My subwoil.tit, to
he in all raalaa3a- no I ,caeca as lostrineotB It mid;
Loth in reimrd to Mai erial and Worlinianahlp.
PRICES INVAKIA ILLY THE SAME as in Rostov, at tho
Manufactory.
JOIIN Il . MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street,
between Diamond alley and Fourth street-
Agobt for Chickerb rg & Sons, Burden, for Pithilmrgh and
Wi stern 'Penne, 111.26
BUTTER. -3 barrels Roll Better for , sitle by
LuICS HENRY- IL COLLINS.
BONNET WII3BONS--
A. A. DIASO2 I A CO. Lave tneePsed this darby express
i. Carton* of eleOz t mew style, and gains of Spring 800.
not. Ribboae. e' . ' luh26
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Mr- L EMY GOODS--
lit A. A. MASON & CO. hove openedn• very • largo and
well selected stork of Bonin t Silks. 0'4.0, - Ribbons, Flow
erg Rneehes,llltudons. Straw TrirundngS and every other
description of Millinery Goods. which will he fouptkto b e the'
feet assortment of this kind of goods ever offered In Lb&
market_ mk26
NEW BOOKS BY EXPRESS-- ---
Christine; or, Wontau's,Trials and Triumphs: Wood
bin ; or, Tha Ways at Providence. The Great Hod 'Dragon;
or. Master-Rey to Popery. Itivintrstotr,or, The Young Ran
ger Hiner. The City Architect, No. I
'IMMUNE&
Raper, Godey, Graham, Arthur's Homey loten for
April, Blackwood:En for February,. '
I:Peeived and fur wile by B. T. 0. MORISAW.
AFRICAN CAYENNE PEPPER:=3OO lbs
far sale by B. A. FAFINFICIt CO.,
inie2o Corner First nud Woad Street,
1 110hIPSON'S EYE iirTATEIss for
- awe by 1n.e1e261 11., A. FAXIINIRSTOC CO.
LITE-100 bbls. for sale by
uth2a n.. 4. FAILVESTOCH & CO.
CITRIC ACID-1011 lbs. for solo by,
V nih2i3 B A. PAMIIiIISTOCK Sc co.
VACTORY BUILDING FOSALE.—The
_L• undersigned havo fur sale a large brick Wilding In Al
legheny city, 135 feet louganit two stories WO, with Up,
Lit of ground 27 feet front'hy 135 feet deep, enitahliffer any
Lind of riuminfacterring purpoom. It has been wed for a
Cotton Batting Factory and Bran Foundry. Alan, in told
building nn engine, fifteen horsepower, In good running o r
der; together with three fbrty inch Cotton Batting Cards
and Pickers, and machinery for making Caniking Cotton.
r.ie engines and machinery would be Sold if requir
-04 Apply to BLA.K.F.LY=LOIY,
Corner Seventh and Smithfield streets.
win b e cold low for cash or exchanged. for rirerclam
(Liz* y mh26
BAItiILS,KNOX
DAVID CAMPBELL . SAMUEL POL
was; have aimuclated togothar under the style of
OAMPIALI4 6 POtLOCK, ter the tratametion et a =nil
Variety Ana PicY 0 00 4 Uusidega, and the wan et
lianaLed Waved Lino t nt 'irhl9
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n-NLY ONE 110 U SE an Monet Wastiington
11,fi FOR RENT ?t and immediate possastsion
that pleasant' m aidenco nearly op to ILaskat stmt..
The bowery:a:antes seven mono, w ilhoti; a floe, Nene..
In tront ; a cistscu with DIU•r. Ale, it lam. , 4449. one 1 . 11
Of atz arr. of ground. Ac. It is wily m rahotbse wall. hoot
Illtha'. Tut uo,—sl7S yww.
CUTllltkinT 5t Stt.N, st Altilitot otrvirt,
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