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Printed and pethikutel_aies . ir 'Wafting, ittnektp
. escepted,)
/FY 45111.1.21.01 LE & MONTGOMERY,
on nu 140114111-11111? MEM. OT WOOD AND II7TLI STRIITS.
TED3lB.—rive Dollars a year, payable tt deity In advaeoe.
Eau Dollars Invariably required a not paid within the year.
//tir Blttgle caplet, Two CLlTl3—fpr tail° at the counter in
the Oakes, and by the News Boys.
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Published from the ammo office, on a largo blanket aloe
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a your, In advance. Single copies,
➢tit flms.
4!i' No paper will be discontinued, (unless at the dbicre-
Got of the Proprietors,) until all amierages are paid.
Xi' No attention will be paid to any order tmless accom
panied by the money, or satdsfantoty reference in thir lty.
sir- Connected with the Establishment of the hiorning
Poet is'one of the largest JOB PRINTING OPYIGIN in the
city, wiampall kinds of work to done on the shortest notice,
and tocetreasonable terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ALEXANDER W. FOSTER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery, Agent
for procuring Bounty Lands and recisions, and for the Col
lection of Claims in Great Britain and Ireland.
/Q.. Collections made in this and adjoiningConnties ; Bs ,
Mt.! of decedents settled; Beal Estate bought, sold or
leased, and rents collected. Moneys invented on Mortgage
or other security. Titles examined and title papers drawn.
Office on YGIIBTH street, a few doors above Smithfield.
Pittsburgh, March 25, 186.5.--(mh2fialaw]
A •W. ---
FOSTEFS.S.Nptary.Publia, and Com
• nlissionei far the Rtatea of Tennessee, New Hamp
shire, Connecticut, Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, lowa,
California, Louisiana and Virginia.
/tar Deeds drawn, and eaknowlectmenta and proofs taken
for record or use tiff any of the abort, named States, Illinois,
liississlppi and Rhode Island.
Pittebnrgb, March 28, Mb-
SAMUEAMUEL C. WINGARD,
L
ATTORNRY AT LAW,
PITNIIIIRAH, PENNA..
461° - Olnw in BAREWELL'B BUILDINGS, Omni strret,
(nearly Opposite the Court House.) fob lily
C UAItLES W. WI N(IA it b
1 tt I.ES W. WINUA RD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
EIIRNSt3 URG,
CAIMEIA COUNTS, PENNA.
xra-m.. prrtc•lipw in Huntingdon, Illair, Clearfield and In
diana counties. fob 1•k1y.
ROBERT C. O. SPROUL, Attnrney and
Coliasullor at lAw, olliro No. Fourth etn:•t, Nita-
•
AM ES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law.
offire.Fourth street, Pittsburgh, bet seen Smithfield and
Cherry alley. dscl
_To.uN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor
ej at Law, office corner of Fifth and (Rant streets, Pitts.
burgh.je(lly
QAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
kj Fourth stret, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. Rody
Patterson 's Livery &ad.. Jena
PATRICK M'KENNA, Alderman of Third
Ward, office corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (formerly
occupied by Alderman Lewis,) where all business pertaining
to the office of Aldermen and Justice of the Peace will be
promptly attended to.
H
AHL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
. w. Etddlo , No. 144 Smithfield street.
44- Office hour. from b to 1 o'clock, nod from 2 to I o'clock
(obit:ly
JSCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
west of Market.
495i — Offlco Dotal( from 9 o'clock A. M. to 9 o'clock P. M.
decZky.
BUSINESS CARDS
JoLIN MOORHEAD, Wholesale Grocer and
4 t, Cortnle,ion slerchant, for the male of PIG METAL and
BLOOMS, and PRODUCE generally, Nu. '2.; Wood street,
Pittaburgh. ar2.4
trn..u.kn ntu.lut. tucurson. rittaborgh.
mIL LER & RICKIITSON, Wholesale Gro
cers, Importers of ITEINDIES., WINES land fil-XiAltS,
\us. lEt owl .1.71. .roor of train and Liberty Iltmots, ritn,
burgh. Iron. Sous, Cotton Yurtu., kr, , constantly on howl.
jy2o
JAMES lit.A [ELT
-14.1114 u. kte.llllr.
lop LAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE Bro
czu, corner of Seventh and Smithfield streete, Pitts-
Farina !louses, Lots, Mill., Fornaoss, hartght and
;sold on commission; Land Warrants bought, sold and h;ca.
IP4 ; Bills, Bonds and Notes nceriated. Especial nttenti,
given t.) eabdiTidiug Farina , and dispaoang them. Torn ,
roam:amble. taroli,da w ;
_
/URAL L. CI ILLIMI M.Y.IIAN
EnvrAr.D PITH.BIDGe OLIIIT L 11.1sGvr
P. LING, 110BEIITSON & MR 1,1,
j fa,turers Of Cut. Prer,A and l'h.in Flint GLASSNV A It E.
trarrhonaii No. 17 Wood strocit, rot nor of Vroui, Pittaloo,,ll
AV - All other finds of Glamswaro and Windom Gla a, of
iJW Market owe, niil I Al y
/a XVI E. I.Miut JonLiqi J. t
LEDLIE U LAM, Sueoesiors to Altilynnv
I & 1,411 r, niaiitaarturi•ra 01 Cat. 516,1:411.11 :1,11 1 . 1
Flint and Fancy Colored IILASSWA liF.. and dridore in
kinds G and northw. Will , '
LnneH rocner of ion! 1 Vat,
nth:3,lly
ItENIOITAL.—t.!. Manufacturer
of every ci.irlety of VIALS. iturTL):: and WINDo
black Port,. Wine and Clarut
and eni boy , : 111., Flint 111,, , , in PI ,ry V a ri e ty.
N 05.104 tLeentid and 13.3 First iitreet. Pittrliargh. mhfh
FI)RAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
i ii in (X/UNTItY PRODUCE, offet - s fur sale a eboieo
ptOek of tiIit)CEILIII.3, aeleiited for family our. Spices of
every variety and the pure.st quality. ground at hie Stearn
Dried Fruits. Foreign and Domestic Produce
taken In exchange for troqichandise.
F. a. D procured a full assortinont of I.tolr.th's war
rantaki liAkirliN SEEDS, 21111 (nth., iittotiti.in of all in
tcwested in rural slain. }null
CIOAINITSSION 110(i:7;E. — The subscriber ,
have Is 111/lIAO fir the ithi.ie purpiiiie. at No. 1;
Fmithfielit etrm't, four nt.ovt• the Miall../.4ltlieltt
We will puriihaeo i nr tr , viv•• c.O
nikmitionts .i Flef Ult. 11.kr;IIN.
ItAItLEV. FLAX iiiEKIL 11 It A 5.1 SEED. BALED 11AY. A.•.
UPOLI alnch we Will tunic t-i fith•how at the 1.••,t
tnarkut mule ash. NC.] ALAI &
Sr. 11, F...•,:usti
E& IttellAßDSO: s ;, For arrlino
•
and Conimmton Merchant , find wholesale dome, i n
BACON und OIL. and PIiODIXE generally. Ware
house formerly occupied br Ilurkridge & l nglmun. Ni. 1111
lVater and 150 Fink arreet. Pittatiargh, feb3
JOHN AMELL tries. srwrAL
itTIVELL, LEE & 00 : , Wholesale G r o cer ,,
Produce and Commission - Merchant., and dealers in
Pittsburgh Manufactures. No. a Wood street, between Water
and Front streets, Pittsburgh. apltt
01I\ W. BUTLER & CO., Forwarding and
• Commission siterelintits, dealers iu all kinds of PITTS
-121311 MANUFACTURE 2, LEAD I'l l'E and sinter
,
Nb. 67 Front strer.t. Pittxburgh. set. 29
ENItY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding rind
. firk,
(...,,00i,.,.. M, reliant. not e•li..bAste dealer In Irt Fl I.
(:11 tcll:zE, nurrEft. SEEP. 4 and PR,JULCE generally, N,.
'2.5 Wood streot,,,p4ttdoirgli. mart)
IN -4)'
.'- TheunderBi med, A , 9ignee of
11, 1:E 3 1 1. C li EN VOti:of St,ul.cullo , . Ohio. Ira . ring otitaiit•
•-4 it RE-IS^:l4 OF VIE PATENT originally grant/N1 to 1).
• 0 I PIP At h day of Artois,. 14r..1. for the purpose of nink inc
Ili YI , PILESSED NUTS. WASHERS, etc., being snlndan t lid I y
NA r0111,V1 . 4, vex:
Pire—'rbe use of the die T, and die box NI, for nevin - ing
the blank, the rinse die bo in continuation with the ,i n nt
and in - arket 1.1. for pt•eening. and the punch 1,, for perforating
the name during the pressure, the whole opinuting
jointly as duxrtibed (or malting Note or {Timbers at one .ipe.
atton.
Sri-nail—The mariner Kithstantially m described, of so
ranging the dies in relation to the punch that any excels"; of
iron iu the blank shall be forced lute the path of the poro-11,
thus securing the compression of the Nut without melting
the breaking of the machine.
v1_1'4..7101:19 Intereatod affil 'please tako notice that any in
fringetnent on the above will be dealt with acen.rdiug to law
II Al6li , IiAIiTUPRE & 51011.110 W
Pittsburgh, April 9, 18nG.—(np9,31n—ohJ1
WILLIAM . CARR. & CO. (William Carr,
late of the firm of J. Parker & wholesale ORO
CPAS and dealers In Foreign AV iNES and II6ANDIEB, Uld
Monongahela and Rectified IVIIIBKY, /Co. :129 Commercial
/tow, Liberty ..treet. Pittsburgh. Jae:),
TOSEI'II FLENIING, successor to L. Wil
e" wz k Co., cornor of Market atrect and the Uiamond,
k,dr, conmantly on hand a full assortment of DRUGS, 11.11:1).
lel NES, MEDICINE CII EFTS, PERFUMERY, and all arti
cled pertnitong to hix triltil
Phyist,iand' Prewriptimld carefully compounded at all
I. OUTS. Jethy
JOUR PLZ.NSIN.7 ...... COCIIHAN FLEMING.
- • .• .
FLEMING JIROTIIERS, bue4.!esbors to J.
Kidd ift Co., wholesale DR UUDISTS, N 0.60 Wood street
• Ditteiurgh. Proprietors of Dr. Ml.nrie's relebrete.d Cvnni
Coo, Liver Pills, kc. }ale
JL.__AARSEIALL, successor to 11. Lee,
• WOOL DEALER nail COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. i 3) Liberty sLreat, l'ittAburgh.
Refrrerau—W. M'Clintork &Brod- Kramer A Ratn, Mar
phy, Tiernan & Co., Brown & Kirkpatrick.
PittA4urgli, May ?A, 1555. my2l
W. CHADWICK, dealer in Kentucky
Leaf TOBACCO, RAGS and PAPER, No. 149 Wood
atyret. below Sixth, Pithshurgb. India:ly
Air higimat market price, in cash, N ed for Rap.
V Al.l7lit P. 14...111311ALL JOSTPEI a. HOWIE&
P. MARSHALL & Co., Importers and
doalors in French and American PAPER JIANG
INGS, No r atreet, Intlaburgb.
Akik-Suh agents for the celebrated manufActurea of Mex Ara.
Delicourt k (Jo., Parts. anr7
I'. C. :MORGAN, Bookseller and Stn
ILY •
tinner Han ithrayli on hand a general asaortxurtit
§chnol, linorelhutemusbnd Blank Bonka; Printing, Post MP
Cap Paper. ,kc., whoinnale and retail, No. 104 W.nni atn: et
below Victli ;rant nirt( Pith:burgh.
011- WA N TEO—Baaa and 'Pannone Bnrapa. apls:ly.
-- rutiN H. :MELLOR, Wholesale arid Retail
dealer in MLIIIIC A I. I NSTRUIIENTS. PIANOS, mr - Fic,
self )OE. BOOKS ncl STATIONERY, N, 81 Won.l
Pittabm
JACOB M I,LIST ER, Its
it N ItElt :toil deal, in nil kiwi
TOBA(X)0. SNUrF rind 5E4:A.119, N. 25 HIM at,...,
Pittsburgh.
.64- Keeps consotutly 1vd..1 n largo coplily nll
vitrimix brithils 11111,1ini CU.
.1,
=Cr=
_ .
RE'i:llE It & ANI)I'RSON, (nic(eAsims t.,
Illho.dos k in.. I,ll•Skier, in FutaaiiS
FRUITS. NPTF, .`.$l , lOEB. CON VEXITION Alt Y, SI:li A itS a.
No. 39 Iv,"1 xtrnel , Oppysil .• l L e Cliarleti htt,
•
A TrNDLE, holemalo and Retail SA 1)-
DLI. 11.11tNEz‘S, TRUNK, VALISE Imd cmci.rr
BAG MANUFACTUILER, No. 14. W,od streut, ritt.thurgh.
J3.2tey
LaNTEILPRISE - WORKS, No. 136 Wood
S treet, third door helow Virgin alloy.—DOWN & TET
LEY would call the attention of Sporting men to their hun.
assortment of (3UNS, RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTiii,S.
the largest end lest eelorted stock ever opened in Itli4 vier.
ket, [4)6..4 hi,r with a general amortment of Hardware, Cstle.
ry, Tools and Fishing Tackle. till of which we offer at the
prireq to cash pnreheeero, or for E 7,1 tip
proved impor. mar Is
NORTH-WESTERN POLICE AUENCY,
No. K , Washington street, corner of Dearborn,
CIII
CAGO, LLLIN(IIS.
ALLAN riNJUNTUN n . n . an/411s.
prxxiurroN devote their entire attention I I the
transaction of n g etaLral detective POLICE lIIISINEFtt . ih
the 'States of Illlnota, Wisconsin, Idichignn and Tniliana.
uthlteltf
JOIIN GROU TT; TiLihrter . Of BRAN - Tiff,
v GIN, WINES, Ac. Dealer in tiro Old Monoogalieln
Whisky, Pouch Brandy kc. Also, RECTIFYING DISTIL
ma, corns of Ikuithlteid and Front slreets, Pittsburgh.
- A.ot - sn -0
.4' , 440 . 1144 •
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Post
VOLUME XI V.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH BAD SIG ILT.—Persons sufferin g from Bad Si g ht,
arisin g from Impaired vision, constitutional decay, old age,
or other causes, would do well to all upon Dr. G. E. SHAW,
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, wherethey ma rely upon gettin g
Spoetacies scientifically sols t itial to the JUST WANTS OF
THE EYE. Address, 26 Fifth street, opposite A. A. Nno,ut'o,
Pittsburgh.
P.
S.—Telescopes, Mirroraropes, Thermometers, and every
article aptamtaining to the Optician trade, kept and repaired
on the premises.
Oir Glasses inserted in old Frames.
WI- Any article not approved of, exchanged free of ex
pense.
NEW COA('II AND CARRIAGE FA C-
Tuny.—ollN:-TON.IidiTIIEU.S a CO., corner of
Krlacrn and Belmont streeia, Allegheny City, would respect
folly inform their fretals nod the public gvnerally, that they
Inane commenced the roannhiettire of CA ItRIAGE: , , RA
ES, Itr(lK AWA VS P Loti I ES, SLEW IS said CIIA.
ItIliTS, in all their carious styles ef finish and proportion.
fie All , allers will he ices tard with strict regard to dam,
hility and beauty .4 . finish. Repair will be attended to
no the roost reaAnnable term, Using In all their work the
brat Eastern Sinatra. Pole, and Wheel stuff, they ronfl
dent that all who Inns tinvin with their pat ,t
perfectly Poitistird MI trial of their new work.
mh2Sdawl
1 . 111,11. erg mrp re.lll.o•Eed t all, before pi,
chasing elsewhere. y
A MI LLI KEN LS:, CO. have on hand, at
extensive CAW NW!' and CIIA I it MAN UFAC-
Itilti, 5.. GI Smithfield street. n largo assortment ~1 Fan, y
and Nein Furniture. which they will sell IS per ,vnt. lower
then customary rates. T,lrols, < - 11.41 Ohl I. 4.1.+-27 y
CAIILES BA RN ETT, lloase '' , IIOER Ain
VI BLACKSMITH, hues erected new nod eenimodi,,ns
Brick tamp on CHI:101V ALLEY, hetween Thud iind Fourth
streets, m here he is prepared to do nll work in his hue with
the uttimst promptitude. ILariug had
the busintels, he reepectfiilly solicits the pati,,nnge of hin...1,1
customers end the puhlie
. -
Ts ME LLI ER, Monongahela Pla
t/ clog Mill, would respectfully inform Ms friends rind the
the public that his new establishment is DAM' ill Wit 01,3.
non, end that he is prepnred h. forme!, Boat Cabins, and till
1,11 orders for FLA-NED LUMBER, with promptness, and at
the len rat rules.
Board and Platik, pinned on ono or both nidob oonatantl)
on hand.
a., and Monitlitwa, t.l er,ry tleacrit.litdt, mad.. t
VS. Builders and Catmint term would Bud it to their
tago to gine hint a vaii. n Ito no,, now them will.
Planed :Run. suitable tor or ery it istiription iti work.
UL'I'ON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE Hof. oitio —The
hitting tnore.l Into hi, new Work , . to , n ii, tit ectod. cons.,
of Wator, nigh and st I Nib, I. l.repared to con
tract for and eiteouto all indent Eaitgag
Post-OIL,. 11011/er liana tin.l ail
other C.lli,
Also, for 'STEAM ENii I>}. of oil size, i!t RI NO. It All..
ROAD CA of 111,111.10 'II,. 0.1 till othi r
appertaining too 1% , 1111 , 117 111. d 'A
111 V FOrl'inVil of the Ail!orer't deintrino-IJI• nor
and men--atietitfi..ia liaotern nianufai torn, -
"ho keep thrm5...1,..9 ,ulll n. 1•14 oil tninnl.ie mid
11171 huprorertitini, (V II St Sidi It
0./ 1.1211311 N • . 1 C • I 00, ,
AMERICAN PAPIER M.k.CIIE
1. 7• Pll •
burgh. InAnitis,titrers of NI A 4
f..r biliirwiti:-.11!•, A. • NW ror Vol,.
and boor ti. ad., lit
nicee. Venttlabirl no.! !, , r 0,1/ og.. i -r1,.--
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M. , t11 , 1in4 kof ortiry •gt.• and deo,:
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of 6. 1.41111 In.. ter - 0' the mai ..
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Ni 1 1 7'1 , i,t m • 1,1,1 ~ ±llne Il..• put.
he that IL,v 1...,• ,111; ly
WATEI:, .Al.!: niol 14,E.TElt
of the bext quahry
Ti... attention et/ familn, le particularly dire, tett t tilt
twit that airy bottle 11 A IN it IGllret A LE in ite ititrcet emir
Phyntriarot rre. ritnriot it to f311,h0, 4'el tint i i 42,1 w titli.
DT.• and vtrooet h.✓tnne q ..allt
. . A FINK Pt.,
T J. lIII.LESII •L.u : Wu, 11 „ nnGo - turd•.
. nn•l dectkrt. ri:
If IAS Inge. Lvlul y N . 7, W... 1 air , vl , I'IN.
l•ureh.
n hand and mud:. l..“rdv , r, 1:ilt P.., awl \ !Roth.
Mahogany. lh,..v.a,wh N alma and liJlt I. rat .... td Nioni
(,•r)
evir 4;,1t
12NTERPILiSE 11 0111:S, 1.;(1 ictael
j-t tin,d V.; 011 kik •ik 'A% \ A Trri.KN
rill the atteuti... • I r - rotaitt turn t..• tar,
~ .rtnient •.I I;(j:ZF . , and 1t1.1“1.11:Nti
11k I.•tt I , k k ;•1.ete..1 1.1 ma;
Let. begetlier with a t,,•,ettetal 1.•1 11 A iliAr ALE,
and F1:01 I 7.4; 'K .I:, all li;;
r at IL. letveNt 1. , ..it•1e tab t.
~ • pitt• ''t k•I
4,0 d approved pale., um; 1e
Tw'TA. SIV LER, :111 ,1 (to a d
. Dealer in Fain.. eke; • 1111. 1.., atel
Ilie.ekeoperne Ilriedivat Ttnne,' Nl;irttite-o Mud T.,14. Tie
Plate, 1 4 / I .er {rrr., Win. Rivet, Ar, he. 21 N.., tit
at art. ("Iv air I:cattle; . Ikri• !.• it A 1 , . 1:1:•1! UL;.
riefi29:d3ut
j VRNETIAN 1:1,1%lo DI AKCFA TL'-
• • Pie, ha. Li. i'• nli h WS'
1•1,1•if11.... and has ;p.m-.1 hn til.l\bmA Nt•i. • 1 . .. R
fait I eet, hear the Pte,t tarice. I•ete ;Al; At .44 and
where Ite hag Ina ni , ..rtntent WAN ItS, litainte , l
with plain and fare 'glad fit k Trilwainc, and
protairtal t. , till an, artier 111 Ll+ hue, ' u 1110 un,et r, nv.nnl do
term, Ilia srerk to itartunkd eattellieli.•tt, (Pr u.une i
refunded.
Blinds repaired. Plenbe pile him a all,
can't be twat in wortitnioeilip. ; 'ay; ly
F. SIIOPE, .11ERrilAsT TAilidt, Third
Wert, next door Inapau h lluildinba, thankful
the Tiny 10,111 pall °nag , 11 , 1 , 1.0..r0 I tr , I.INA P.] 111 , 1 s.
begs leave to I.sk Fl 4 , 41t11111/111..• fli 111,. Collie. :,•• 1,. in lit.
better !inquired Mau eve. to Itiril+ awl eno-
Wmers With gnenn-utA iiatiilitetion.
always keeps au baud n large or the I=l,l
idyles of ierl'lNflS, f'd! 4 FilMfillES, CLOTHS, be, nldcL
ho will make to order on the t.}l , ,flent not Lee, reaennalili•
terms.
pA A perfert at Mara), warranted. tf
JOHN IL 'RAMO Titus. 11. YULNO VILANCIN L. 1 t,CNO.
rl l B. YOUNG & CO., N.. 38 Smithfield
. ntrvet, cippiwrlte City Hotel, rnanufnctartair of CAM
NUT FURNITURE and CIIAIIt.S. tit .•very dearripttun 51a ,
tonal, sad won kinaliallip warranted, and mild at rodurol
prwwi. Caii• takes in jawlilai; I,•r land aad wator
_ang:ll
W 0 ulO‘lE I. L FURS ITURE n\ I 1
CIIAII3, wlrolmale and retail. embracing every
style of furniture. in Mahogany awl IV alma, •ar
tal.le for r•arlorn, cliamllers. awl lining room.: equal t.,1111
In New York or Philadelplaa, and at I. 'W. I pin ,
article made by bawl, and warrant d.
Chhinet any gitantity 1.1:1r\ 1
TURK and ell A I • lo
lintels and Steamboat. , f0rtn.4.41 nt the oho? nut nenee.
Vituorourn4, N. 77 ace! 79 Third gt r ,.. t.
nu, pirrtqtritnit, Ph.
T(IV ES. —No. 124 IV , OOd ht reet, abovp
Ftlth.—'r'r be g to rtll the Trod, 1.. eur -tnek
1-teves,llopon Wweinel Cas:inA- ;leuerul. Having perte, i
ed every thing iu our llne, enn mnfidy vary that .o cannet
1. Etrynna. , lln finish, fitting. :Ind .rtioethre•en. by any in the
I nab Alernhantl will nn:: n t.. then ad • tintiny In udl be
fore buying elnewhere.
. .
1 . 01 GRA/ I. Lt Til74Ml' k ORA/ y
1 1 11oNIAs; ()LI I, EH. SADDLE, H RNESS s i 1)
I Fr t'l.l, , t 1
PlttAburgh.
Qy 1101,e Ch.llii9g.T‘ Bllw, ...-prapt. kr
J. . . .......... .
ONI•:. DEN XI, mad
t) chants. No, el lPutsr Atri•nt,
WATCIIES, CLOCKS AND JEIVELIIY
AT 011EATI.X 1:1:11I10EI) PRICEF.
.1' oIIN M. Ii11111•:liTS L- ov xrlling ofl Lis and
i n o stiwk of fin,. W.l.trh. , m, .I,lvolry and rtn.
at a very nwdl advar, on lirp.t c.itit. 1 t 'Tarn! , 0') to
..nlatging him Stre, l',nnt and the pnrclnun• of nil entire
sink Air the spring cent.-.
I\-11,..ns denlring GREAT It 11:11 A I \ - Ahould rdl oar',
it in Lin dedeCtllinatkill to ,14,/, -id his present clink RIP
out regard hi fanner price..
Don't foi got the 14nce-- -1:01t1:1C1S . , Its Fl PTII street, nn.ar
Mark..t.
tel. 6
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTITINe
& [lllO.. Fifth stanch eppsi , dl , Md .
hoe , a large stork of Men and ttnyo' CLOTHING
on band, cortiprirlng no entirely arts nod al-gait atylee,
tt h Tel. thsy are prepared in furnish attlic Ime oat nwh prices.
.11,, a lnr go and f.hinnablo stock of GENTS' FURN IS }NMI
ti 04,1.15.
Su' A LLOW-TAI I, 1,1 N E OF LIVERPOOL
AM) NEW NoRK PACKI:T SHIPS.
Owned by thrneffuir UrrnosA , ,"; Nadh etre, 1, .V. T.
lffiThe ,nhorril•er I. Ow only Agent. in Pitts-4i
linrgh fur tln
hainl DRAFTS for sale t. r any amount, Al 1 .1)
in England, Trnland. ScOliand and Wide,.
dulls THOMPSON, European Agent,
410 Llborty stn,f. Rusburgh.
I=l
. IMMO*
ht
1 3 kit's, -.IM oELliviE ALBERT.
ITTSBURUII cOsC.II FACTOIIY-131G-
Eua 4 .o%,..auccessors to E. 31. 'ligelou. Nu. 44; Dia
maul alley, nogr3LAVurghareet, Plttaburgh--CARRIAGES,
01,VOUIS PHA EMZ 'SIMI/ 116. and .ororx dcwilidom
of TANGS : VEHICLES built to order, and tlnitibed ul a
mab nor unsurpassed- for beauty of design. eloganco of fluid.,
AU) of wortunannhip and durability of materials.
us. All wqrk warranted.
MM§l
:V':::ifAttr' -- tttl . .. - .."L,.____,fltt,ctrniit'::.::i..lo . j:rs - ;t.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETB
BUSINESS CARDS
.Neititer . with my eye u•'r my faith will I trifle!
In \ A TETLEY.
I nudpu,lt
.IA . N .
, 4 svgyrN
, 1
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET! VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
NE W SC A L E—II. KLEBER ,i; BRO., TN THE F,IGIITII WARD OF TILE CITY
have Jost received a small lot of _
_l_ OF PITTSBUROIL—Tweive lots fronting on Bluff
NUN NS & CLARKS' PI ANOS, : street. which is an at foot street, overlooking the Monotaga
provided with their NEW SCALE. Tlik is hole river; each 1..1 having a front of 24 fort and averaging
their latest, and undoubtedly the MONT to , from ID) to 175 feet deep fronting on a 24 foot alley.
PORTANT improvement as yet made to the piano Forte. The Also, t welve lots Immediately In the rear of the above,
POWEIt of the instrument is almost DOUBLED thereby ; having a front of 24 feet each or; .. Locust street, and runnin g
and in point of volume. evenness and brilliancy of tone_ they back to a 24 foot alley. Licust street is aCO foot street.
surpass anything an yet produced in the shape of a Plano. Ten lots fronting. on Bluff street, now in the city district,
They Isms./Ks all the advantages of the (trend Pianos, with- itionediately adMining the above, only divided by lllllten
mit any ..f Its disadvantages. We now challenge comparison berger street, which is a5O foot street. and also the city line.
with the instruments of any other maker in Oils country. Thtl3e lot, are 24 feet frout each and averaging from 97 to
confident that every tiabittrool fudge of the article will at 140 feet deep. running back to aIA foot alley.
rune admit their superiority. T h e public is respertfully in- Ten lots In the rear of tits 11.110 V, each lot having a front
vited to call and examine these superb lustnuents. of 24 feet ,or Locust street and running back Eat feet to a 15
11. ELF:BBB Si Itito., foot alley.
Sole agents for Norms & Clarks' Natl. One lot on the corner of Yaobraam and Forbes street, 20
Fur Western Pennsylvania. feet front on Forties street, running bock to St. Patrick's
No. 63 Fifth street. next rin..r to Masonic Ilall. alley P.kl feet, which le a2l foot alley.
P. S.--Splendid assortment of the above shortly experted Three lots. 24 feet each, fronting on Forbes street, run
for the Spring Trade aps sing rook 120 feet to St. Patrick's alley.
... _ .
Ng.W SPRING STOCK OP IN ALLE(IIIENY CITY.
. .. .
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
JOAN 11. MELLOR has ~. ..,
trpplif i
junt recrivod seven more of .-'
""ti:,f :
CHICK EitINO St SONS' i
PIANO FORTES, mid I . OAI- ' . ', .
r
AWN] the Stock, ItAlectod fur Spring Salo., of TIFIRTY.FI CE
OreW and Kplenditl I to , trutnrnts, of Av ery variety and et) le,
b:flaunt:Aeon ,d by the Metetrn.Cbteker ings, ,13,,,,t0tt,) I , tan the
I ,li atirs t siXt teT A', E n, the next nitientlitily filth bed
Seven Octave Square Plano Fortes,
hwell an their 14111A1 I. and inimitable ()rand awl Parlor
and Nal., El Eit l' PIA NO EVltTii In thin tot In of
heir NEW SCALE, with their PATENT IRON PIIAMIti.i.
nil PATENT ACTION, and are not , ely warranted to LIM
All chaser by the manufacturer., but by tint intigutriLer, in
A' la all respect. an perfect AM IDALIIIMAII/A CAA IrA UMW,
Allis in n-gat ti to Material told Worktnannitip.
PRICES IS 1 . AItIABLI Tit E SA ME an in Ltoatott, at the
It...factory.
.1 4 IIIN 11. 11111:1.1A , R, No 81 W,..1 xtrra,
betAvern Diamond ftlley Ala Fourth rilimt.
A guilt for Marring A Son, Buutou, for I . lthibur,,,h mu!
mmrrn Pru nu, itl=4
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE.
W. D. & 11. 111cC.ILLIJAI,
Ara -ST FoilliTll STREET, NEAR WOOD.-Tia
THE attention of partite-arra in mrspeetfully United to our
proortit Stock, selreted for SPRING SA LES, including
quality Velvets. I English and TnisiaLry
In-
Bruaaels and Tapestry,
Unroll, and Stair Kr newels, Super. Nleditnn nut low
Extra and Super. 3 Ply. !'reed I ngratiss
lint Itriportril Extra Twilled 41141 14fIllaSk unit and Stair
Cat prta ; }boor Gil Cloths. front t to 14 tort wide, <111:14:44
gnnlnira and pricer; TAbl4 Choi,: Fern. h prinm e ,l not
kinitiosseol Piano and Tulle rovers; Coorion and e, 'eon 5141
ting: Hearth Hogs; fakir !fats; Stale Ittnla; List, Rag and
Ltotali Carlota; N'onetian Blind,: with roomy ritrirty IVln
door Shadow, Green and Rug IlrilLuid, So_ Set all of with It
~111 in; ed. - r.. 1 nt .le at ter) nenleratr rates
tg o y- it are also prepared to furnish ItAItfiINIITILMN
CARPET LINING.
M.4%SFIELD SEMINARY.
Allegheny County Normal School.
bout four rules from rh. coy. near the jun , 7tion
of the NoldcA prn avd Warhingtna
flunk !loads.
B NI. IA EBB. A. N., ,upet, , ,tn.l,l l t.
M. A. KIA{ t. Pril..lpal
REA B. P1.1)-1., , IIN, A. M.. jr .1.
rii F. Is n•lrraiirned. Poltntr t. ,
-ne,ttarr and N. .I 11l Id r. . • , IT]
I,A ;hl. of A, 14 , In -I 11, %. e I
A !mil.A nnml••• • 1.7:1;• • at. •.•:•! ;II 1!•••
Ott. :•,31•• ••••••••11,..r.1a1g • - •.n ••I•tat•t , •l •••
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I. •elgtr,: ••.; I w
1,11,13, 11 •tit
T•-•• 1•• • t
• t t II
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cre, will lie T. chi. lin h the to
It , 1:1,1:it, t
4 411 P E 111. A, POLLO4 k
It 1101.1../ 1..111.1:Ltn 11
Staple and Fancy Variety and Dry Gem
AND NI &Nl' V A i'T I nr . F
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE CILT
MOVIMINGS.
No. W ood htt., Corner of Diamond one
TH EN 1-:.fer t. :t exp-rierwe in th
nth, t.. ri 1 , ,,1141.er tint
,r 1 the LAN et and st)t• pticer. u.a
Any .4.tn.hilmttiti,,,l.
All to.t. 1t..11 .4 1r . • In. ttr. r,.. ••1•It.:01,•,t1 4, , 1.11,
1• • •111101 t,•101 t, , ,, a,ll 1..• tn
haul.. 0. 11.1 ..1,
i. 1. 1 • I , llrrhar, tut,
AVID t'.1111T.1.11,1, A S.%)111:1, Pcd,
j , 14, K bar. , ams,,rtatt.l tltt. ON!.
I'M' 1.1, 10 K. li,r tt ,1
to. 5r , 4,.! Itr) 1 , 1.1ff0t , -.0., 044 , 1 th e mu,,,,ufo,r.
Vain 0011 51 at .AI ttlt 12111?
N
W A Nl TC l, ',l,l l; } :'i S cr ,A s A . 'l l l 6 ;11! - .7:• 1 11 V . F t : , .I.•
ENV t t.tlt r I. t.
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Kr 1tt ,, .1 4414•1 mid tfto 11,05,0
to, •tr• 4 ;t01 , 1 11,1,0,1 ~. t and Clt:utt,..
h• Oterrr. Itr , to Itold Pe , tt and t '0 , 4, I'• I.
sir, T , ..,t101.01.0. Ittnar) 1 , 10,11, t'et 0104 1 . 4441 11n, Itittg.,
Itt,..t piton. Ear-Hinz., Cuff Vitt, Hod , , t,..1.1
11,1 SAINer and Plabal /..1.1,1, 1114
1,1". nod Fttury I lary ~1
Imyt BRASS CLOCKS ra nil prL,ro
I; pm, ff t! • 1 , 0.,
,r, ttinuttf..o4 , l , - , Thl with grrat ran. 1,0 IL. t
I rail, mat a 111 1.....4.1 ottattll t 1 • •••I
1 , . opt t01 , 041..1 0...1 Vt.
,•4 00,tur. ..nt• I..'d iu 1.,2 1.1411, r, 0,1 11
.1.,0• I.• tll N Ni. tItN: ,
:tor; N .1, rt. • t •('or 1.. Nis, I t
I)A1.1 's ST(WKING F'.\("ri)ky.
DAM :11.1k,1 and FIJI!, •tt,,t,
Ir••• t•• k • t tt t01..11 Ih.ll 1111. pun..!
110.1 51, , 5t,.....11tutt, 841 1 ,, , ittlt 11,1 . ,
1/111.11. it,l , tr , mo 1.u1,1K . dm! 11...? iii • , tittut,•-• L.
Awl all Itioate of 110SIEltl, nt Ida nntstt.l6llnnni. Fttr
t•,rA w not, 112, An't, liontllng,, on FIFTH r, At all
lino.. to the nop,Alon of the 1,111,W. I,AA.
,n,tk or I,t. !•trtt itte, 1.1 Oil 4111, to it.
AA,,,rllntrut of tio,ll iu him 'oat!t , , bnmpLt t Chi,
which •,r,. ntnrrAtitt.! tint I!, Itn.t gnat and It 111
,t.. 11 at Ihe in n an.n1,1,• li t , Any lan
Rom, At tin.. orntn of IlArlo.l alit y and
C ItA I,Y,
Cahrtsnt Alarkest nl tpy Firth .t
fIENIETF:RY MARBLE W K S.- -
v; ATTI I P:5l . LAII TUN, l'ilmncAL t,,x. N o
:;:s.s I.lli to.ItT I,low 51 app. m1421.1y
Phi NIiER HARBAUtiII, Iss
Dealor in Wool, Provision., nod 1 . 1,11,...
iser ,N.• hit.ll.an k t. h. I.
WIU l'll4l NU FACTOR. Y— MRs. ItENTF.:I{,
mix (i..n-n from the A, 1I 40l t, upp, mate Ills C.
011 as.. A 11Pitia•ny City. Is pi . ..pales] t.. hll t,ril,•ol 0,1 1% III?.
and all km.la AMEN TA I. 11.4110 WORK. T 1,,. I.nst
qualto ..1 wntr, ial la for ills had, and satin, satishiciam se tat -
ail frast. my I Irds a I y
NEIV I N TELLIG EN(' E --If
VllO. you
111 11/111. •• 11.4 p," 14.1 era I,l,,yilient, boy .
0,11
iiperty, call at LAM RI em I NTELIAtIENCI{ OFFICE, N..
10 tl ith street, utar Market air... 4.
logo) bocuni«nts and Copying dom. with nrainenO and
i016:11 J03E1 . 11 W. LOWHIF:
LINIMENT--The hest
Lini
ment now in M. !Or sprains, banana, dc., 12 doz. just
by .10S. FLEMING,
al ,2, ocoiner Diarnund arid Market st.
P
1G METAI—h,o tons good quality, ciild
per steamer Iren«, and for IWO by
"D..n M DAVIS, corner Wash and Fifth eta.
I RE .1 SE- --Baves' celebrated Grease ft.r
C
brnys. , G[olo,
nod I•bIn t,) Inp:IVI II EN 11 11.
WI N DOW I; LASS
an bnx/ta 8110 itka
lotl2 do
,
2.". do. 10x14 do., and other gizes.— , 4”.tr
• brand .dlt• I. A: HUNTER.
it iti) A 1 7 1 l EFTs l slari,:fs
,irk. ,:tle by
ac.Y, )IAIIt a 'HUNTER
'IIE —1 1 )01.1 , 1, I,r sale hy
SMI 111. 'OA 11UNTF:It.
- 1 -- ,
LI Al{l l -3 kegs sale hy
ai.y. MATIt
(14 )FFEI.] SI A 1{...1_15 LII. 11. (7„tr et , t 7.
NlAllt a lIUNTEII.
7 K I AO 51 101 . 1.1 1 1 . :IiS --;i7 Idyls.lnnrrive
iITI.I i.,
ulrlr N..
IrtlA /1 t'l casks i arrive
wk.] for mile by split Nit lit II 111
1 KEEN S.\ LTED I lIDESI----. - 17;t to arrivo
sadfur Mlllll , by (5126, 11,011.
_
Dlly FLINT 111 DE- -N6 to/arrive 1r
.al.• by Ittp2ro SPRINIIF.I2
lONCENTRATED LYE--A new arti.'le
lJ making hard and Foft, t9ml. ons Island wa•th ton
of Potash On hand and far hale by
_ [ motif
1) 13,11,
LI M E--- 110 hhls. fresh this day reePiyl.,l he
upYS uENriti 11. WLIANS
CEMEN I', A NI) I;
, N ES.--Plaster for land and SLUM Work; Orment
Workn ; Grind-"21,:no, all PiZl`. ,
1111114 at Liberty Ntreet, Pittsburgh.
p TT'S i (luz
, dlent a urehtg Lotting. INlCEireli by
JOF. FL E.MINti,
n 2.5 corncr Diamond Hod Market ht.
QUO AR-30 hilds. prime N. 0. Sugar in
ki .tore and for auto by (np2) .101 IN MODRItEA D.
A RPET PAPER IN ROLLS—For salr ,
hy the cant , holt at W. S. LIAVEN'S
421
Paper Warofi 1,9 P. Market et, Porber 2.1.
I? ARSER'S PILE lA)TIUN—G dozen la
13 reived by JOS. FI.EM IN, i.
n 21121 Corner Market at. and Diamond.
4'4 . ..a1;
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1856.
BUSINESS CARDS
111 11)
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I TI
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FL EMISU 111{0:4
Ir. W. IVALLACE
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FOR SALE 1, ND TO LET
Also, two two story brick houses and lots, with bark
building's, oar]: with a front of 22% feet, on Federal street,
Jost above the North common: running back 117 feet to a Ii
fiat alley.
Al., a small to o story brick house runt lot fronting on
I it, , bireoor stroot, is the North side near the canal, 15 feet
• front on Hobbit.. street, Taunting hark 72 feet to a 4 foot
alloy.
At..,. ni, dwelling bons', and ground attached, on the cor
ner of Saiolosk, mtroet and t he South common: this lot fronts
ro the common nu toot, '240 fret on tbuninalry street, and 60
fret 401 street This ' , report,' Is too ISHII known tst
11. , ..1 any ;stint Ilk, .644 . 111.11011, as thane who Wald to lair
chase will call and wo for thentsolvors.
I will batter or exchange for city property In Pittsburgh
sr Allot:bony city, one thousand aoros of land, cut up into
small tracts In suit.purcluevers. This hunt le sitnatud in
Franklin and Ty roue townships, Mayotte county, Slate of
Pommy' vaunt Ti,.' Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroad
rims flee nines through this and. faces the Youghiogheny
co.. could is just fifty miles from Pittsburgh to klittenber
gees Station, coot will not to morn than one and a half ur
too hours rids in the cars, as SOOT, as the road is finished
from West Newton to Turtle Cr, ek, 'which will tor completed
by July ur A upiat nest.
This land Is an situated that therela none of It more than
two miles from La) ton or Miltenberger'. Stations, and a
great portion of it trivereil with the finest timber, Hue stone,
the beet building stone, ore ur glass-house sand, and large
be.tiet timber.
particulars Inquire of the auliseriber in Allegheny city.
tip2it °NORGE &II MEN BEA° ERR .
A ". JOURNE n ORPHANS' COURT SALE
01 , lii: 11, ESTATE, situated in and near the bor
ough of Allioesp,•rt.
Si 11l be espoeed telltale by Pul•lic Auction, on the maw.,
iiti 510N1/.11, elm- !Alt dny ~f May next, at 11 u dock, A. M.,
the foll wing described Reel Ystrite, late of Ur. U.',. Huey,
deceaaed, namely.
bot lir. }fast sale of Market Street, on which Is a log or
ft sae lm.,
1,4 laS. Yost side 14 Market strict, with a flame house, a,
1,1.11=2 and 2111, South side of Eighth street.
le•ta 737 and inn. North s e t,. o f Ninth at.
The above 1,10 are 60 by 1-ral feet earl, and in the original
1•Intl of the borough
A 1.•;11. r.l Lots. 141.1 ont by the subscriber, w Itlitp the
bogii limits, of crinoun an,, principally en by 140 feet, The
Pittsburgh a hoettethiedle Railroad laotate through this
Ple"a of gr.. 1 1 ,1. and the depot will laa within UK/ feet of it.
A 1-.0. A part of the farm known w “errioked Ran Fenn."
lota smile off the lain - melt line. A twilit 20 acres 14 this is
bottom land. haring it,. Monongahela 11a veer on the N o lo,
the Prate It all on toe end the Pittsburgh 11 Cunnill,e
eilie Railoaul :early in the cent., It will be tinhelivailed
into acre I, : ts. and a, id stincether or in lots. as luny init.
prey Laser;. There 14 no 1., err lomtion In the Mist fur
manufacturing put Vers. !wing in the aided of the cieil re.
gnat. and ha clog a rice, of con revances East and w o o.
Th, lutlanra of the farm eedii altoirother. being
Toerre. 'if uplan , b on will: ti 0 a Brick Mouse and
••t to r ars
TERM, as-tblrd Cash. Iniance one and lw, years with
,riteb at.
.Ib_k 111 Is ,:ina.ard ot at pi "Ate
vale. belar. tits .Iss .J.ab.
4 , t P:ll. , barrb and flub a eon.
ant, by the loot Is's!, ahvo leases et y.• ,lock. A. M
A 1111..1.A1L
• A dna I. ot the estate ..1
01.:01.0i:
Al Kirsebei April spoon
I
' )4l 12“••1. A 4 It II 1...11 • x1.1.• unpr ,,, fn. of. , In
or•r%
Arrne li,.• nt, Ind,- land. n ntt
•hd•dlni t • 15duln A.•
two •.4 ula 1, nl,• • '..-nr• d and ond•-• rnits,ltinn ituvr••v•-
• %1, 1. • it 1111,11 I .T 11 1,4/11/. .1111 (sir doprovoiro.nts
111 A top. in Pad., t. r lnd. and in escrilsid
•..d. r 11, hard, 'Nell., hour, barn, stabissa ac. nII un
rub
11 , 1/I I -t Clad towurbay, Si) arena whit I.
hand A drawable farm.
IDI A. - r«. m Ph, it srnship, it, intlos Pittsburgh
I. .1. r.--In Pe. hie, township. four miles from the t Itr
1.0 .1 • rt.111111.V•111{111.ii,1 2 1 4 2 mil. from .111'10.1
; 1 1.1t. ; of a 111 k from the Haih-nad.
io A.•tos .1' land .111 1 •11 t 1..1r, Itl Wll l l - 1 11 1ter middy. !own.
Ae. r •7. !tang 11 to., Dodge
a 7, I!:inge I. iVetmOrr r•amty.
A , ~ Marle•tia, uuntf wAt • 4 Mai
LAN c. .
• ;
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r..•••• Mt atm.. • ntv.
11 , . A. . lit ra
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br••
1 . 2 t. X ry, In I ! !
• • l'••41 land. ftTalrell I!.
"•itto- ..!, , 1%1 I A -.1
n :Tun! 1.11,1., .4 Int h ;.• 4,1 +mull fartun. to.t 01111.
1,1,1,4 4i , AV {ll.ll t..
11Fir2.1
iII ~ I 11. 1..1i n•hq,. A Ileyb , ny , I.ol,rored
I:I.Ah EIS A HI('HEY
. _
1I BLIC SALE lII ' .1•lIE CII-PARTNE11-
Sllll' F . K.M.KRTI TIIK LATE 1 . 11131 I II A A.
h r. 1.1.1 —The Ennineru, appointed by the th,
t Court Alleghent rr.uulY. oti the chneolutPh exu.l
pnitherxh]p. v.lll, on Tlll'itrlDA V, the Int day of Nifty next.
At 10 A M.. nix , n the preminen, at the owner of
lepth nod Fountain etreetx, htteburgh, expo..., in, Public
th.• 1. 11,,a in, prop, t 1), t., wit
h. , Planing s .l.ll.Snnh lx—r rit.t..ry, with Eosin.,
Ae ow!. th.• itpiwirtrwilanci, Th..
Ira% I.•than April let.
10.4 . nuloer tt. mr, , ,p,xl rt..,0r..1 rent ..1 1 f Iti
I ....1 41,1.
...
I•I •1; 1001 , .•r.k • kosto., 1-Nrd
• I. as nod pow nod m.rottllng
r.ol• , A,.
11. F. rrxtt:arn xi
res. ar SAI r erish, the remainder with in
terie.t. in I lin v istv mews. in three , , etc and time
nth spiv eieil se. tint) AND AleAlAsTr,ft, .
ntgl Int ) ' t. """
lIIAL FUR SALE.—Sixty three
\_/ hint, path l.l•V U.xl sum nitifall the ine
input„ thelenti in sti.e.w+filt "pet - anon. SaidSaidFarm in
initiated ent ..n the 31 , 1014,0101 s Mu, .14 Mil. sieve Vitt*.
beech, and Is with a Pwrin I knee, Barn, Tenant
rinses. t Itmlrimil, and an est 1.11 , 11 i ha, bro
c..l In fire feet thick, and cannot be iiiirpassvil
In iitialit). Fat lurt Lot particulars apply
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
.I.ll!_tr_ No. 236 Liberty street.
NA'I'IuNAL iIoTEL FO)i.
sionre lintel, fronting the Monongahela Wharf, b.
imeeti Smithfield and (Irani Streets, together with the
STAlthkb thereto attached. will ho fin rent after the. Ist day
oi April nosh
The Rho Vi• Moo) being very large and rommodoissit, and
near the pioposoil wow of two Rnlln,ad kitAtiOWl and the
Wharf, i.ifors remarkable indiscousouts to thetas wishing to
otilose. 111 rldidi Itelnire at the office of
ONO. ARNOLD it CO.,
uslin.tf Fourth street .
RA RE l'llA.St!E.—Thc subwriber hay
-11 engaged In another business which dolman& his
o time and attsaition, wi.h,n to diseotio of his Tun and
newer) Itualutr,. The id/tinting of the Hondo is well known
tm tho first of its kind, the business largo and Increasing 0,
rustonsers of the host class in tha city.
To au LATSAPRIAINO 111;d1KESS MAN, It is a rare chance and
a are fortune. For particulars enqu,ro of
fril3ll W. A, M'CLURG, corm r Wood and Sixth eta.
UNION COAL WORKS FOR SALE.--
'lse Coal Works lately owned by A. Leech, Jr. A Co
situated on the Nlonougalicla river, n aut 2A mile, from
Pittsburgh, are now for 8010. The property consists of 115
Kerns abut 110 porches of Land, i more or less) and all the
0.1111 therettl and slew all the oat its oboist len acres more,
to4ether with Buildings, Railways. Ac.
fllllll, pttrtillltaret apply to
11. W. cit A. BELL Alty's at Law,
nen:it/wit No. 1i.13 Fourth at.. Pittsburgh.
W ~R A T L H F Y A
sew dA:1:1‘11;
g Loran, Just hntslo-d, two
urrrt,g..l with hall, two parlor,
kir lion, thin.. Oland...ow, good cellar, bath noun. k.. s In
tirawthe yard. god atablo. The lot lam a front of 2.0
eiirroi Alkgh..ny rlt n, Ity 100 cOvt 111.11 to 1,11-
11...qr.et Prße hand, , mnin•kr
, rl.• :111.1 tn VOSIN S. CUTHBERT dr ! , tc.
yt.
-.- • - -
J Trodg..l.l Stiltl..atry
• Marine
and F.nginooring Snrviiving.
Lignezi, CeLlaUllt, Mortara, it..
"r iinstru.liiin,
Ftram and inof”lll,4i.ll.
Tubular and iither
, Il lugging, etc
Ciiumviii•ting and Rep:limn , Rud,
A ;:rii ultural Eng',
t.
Ch , Waii•li Nuking
or It Uruntinitt of C. , 1-1111g.
1 • 11.• Y. lr rtir Tidpgrapli-- ire History and I . rugr ire
I I .•1 N I WPC I i 1 , , flir 11
Ulla V 1,111.114 anal Loamy Sail.
blii • ••13.111.11ti Caleniu,
Integral
linitinauitar3 A roliiiisciutii.
Navigation and Nniitiral
Ito.k of England
ilnggestioroiu Di•Hign•
Ntnnurnentis.
Thy Lund w I Y pita! Pala,
anil.Stin. Cutting.
Fri male by 11. T. C. MORGAN,
41 Fifth street
ik7 h‘v
llNttlien Refl.— Wurni•l.
Not to he —e•.ll.llC
Or , trns that Charmed ‘vhk.o n Child—Hawthorne.
The bore of one Font Ileart—llawthorne.
I ..et lily Heart upon a Flower--Ilawthorne.
I'n” Homo in the Woo&---Woodbury.
What is Home without. a Falb,.
Fairy Land Rch., tuts. h, with a beautiful frontispiece.
Sholis of OLva.n—Redown
V an•talia Walt: --1;0. kel.
•
Selvdti..ll
The listnic.-I;..ttnchrilk.
rale at the Music Btora of JOHN 11. MELLOR,
ap29 01 Wood itreet.
NOM
=MI
MEE.
p m , y i v ,E m 5r 56:10.7 8 ::878 . 775
New York 6 cent.,lB7B
Ohio
Virginia 6? con t-, 1887
CITY. CO. & BOR. BONDS.
Allegheny Co.6s, Pittsburgh
and ConnellsvWe R.R.
Do. Pitta. & Eltenbenv.R.lL
Do. Allegheny Valley R.R.
Do. Martian Valley ILL
Do. Cleveland & Pitta. B.R.
Do. PennsTrania H.R. ......
City of Pittsburgh Pe
Allegheny City as
Bor. of McKeesport 65,1885
Bor. of ConnellevilLe6s,lBBs
R. R. MORTOAON BONDS.
Pitts. & Cotineller'e R.R.
1883, guar. Baltimore City
Ohio & Pa. R.R. let mart. 7e
Ohio & Pa. R.R. Income 7al
Antony let mort.7B
Pitts. &Steu.R.R. let mart 7al
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh_.........
Merchants' & Mann! Ba nk
I ' lxch ange Bank_
Mechanics' Bank
Pittsburgh Trust Company
Farmers' Deposit. Bauk
Citizens' Deposit Bank
Allegheny Saving Fund Co.
Mm. Baring's Bank, Alleg'y
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio R.R—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Ii t.
obi° & Pennsylvania RR...
Pitts. & Cuticlellsville R.R...
Allegheny Valley
Obenler. Valley
& Steubenville R.R...
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Allegheny Bridge
Ileuongshela 8ridge..........
Hand Street
Northers Liberties Bridge-.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pittsburgh Gas Company--
Allegheny Gas Company....
Monongahela Navigat'n Co.
Western insurance Co
Citizen? Insurance Co.
Pitts Lite, Fire/Mar Ins Co.
Eureka Insurance C 0.... .....
_ .....
Minnesota Mining Co.
Pate R Boston Mining Co... National Mining Company.
North American Mining CO.
Darlington Cannel Coal Co.
Penns. Insurance Co-.--
RATES OF DISC6iNT.
PENNBYLF kNIA. !Branch at
Bank of Pittsburgh_....._ par , "L -
Fachange Bank, do lav
Mar. and Manor., do par
Bank of Commerce Par
Dank of North America... par
Bank of Forthern Meet, par
Bank of Pennsylvania... par
Bank of Penn Township, par
Commercial Bank of Pa... par
}armors & Mechanics' Lk, par
Girard Bank par
Kensington Bank Par
Mann. k Mechanlca' 8k... par
Mechanics' Bank Par •
Aloyarnensing Bank par;
Philadelphia Bank
pa l
Southwark Bank par
'lTeleamn•a Bank— ...... par
• Western Bank Par!
Bank of Chant beta burg—
Bank of Chester County, par
Blank of Danville Par
Bank of Del. Co-. Chester, par
..f Germaatr.wo.
,plr;
Book of iettyalturgh
I lank of Lewistown
!tank of Middleman 3/
, 4
!Montgomery Co Bank ... par
Dank of North nntberland. par
Colum tea Bk.t Bridge Co par
Doylestown Dank........_par
'weton Bank par'
Fri.. Bank :41
Farmers' Bk of Flack,. co. peel
Partners' Ilk of Lancaster. par!
Armen! irk of Reading.. par
Farm. Ilk of Schuylkill Co par
Far. k Drtr. Waynesburg $
Franklin Bk Washington.
I larrieburg Bank_
lionautale , Bank
Lancaster Bank.. part
lemmata, Crawly Bank... par;
Lebanon Bank
Miner.' Bank of Pottsville p e ar
onon gahela Rank par
Wpm Branch Bank. par
Ni")aming Ilk Wilkeabarre par •
York Bank i 4
I
Relief Notes _ _
(thio Stato Bank .............
Branch at .....
Branch at Athens do,
Branch at Bridgeport.... do h
Branch at Chillicothe..... do;
Branch at Cleveland do:
}trtmcls at Tole<to .
Branch at Dayton do'
Branch at I.4.laware du'
Branch at Columbus do.
Branch at Ashtabula
Itrutch at Salem do'
Broach at Mansfield. du;
Branch at ..... do;
Branch at Cincinnati do,
BriuKti at Washington— do!
Brunch at Catlin doi
Branch at Lancaster do,
Branch at t3tonbanrilie... do;
Brunch at Mt. Vernon.... dui
Branch at Newark du ,
Branch at Springteld..... dal
Branch at Marietta......_.dui
Branch at Troy do!
Itranch at Mt. Plcastant... do'
Branch at Zaneaville sin!
Brans!! at Norwalk.. ..... . do!
Branch rat ...... do
Branch at Portsmouth.... do
Branch at ratott
Brunch at Ftavenna. do
Branch at Cuyahoga.
Brunch at Mattaillon do
r,n ITe.ll.4ltlle, And
DR. C. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERMIFUGE
DR. 1. SCOTT, a regular graduate and physician of irxten.
sive practim and experience, Induced by a commendable de
sire to alleviate Meilen suffering, as well ea to excel, has per
fected an
IMPROVEMENT ON ITIE ORIGINAL LITER PILL AND
VERMIFEIGE OF DIL . O. MeLANE,
Having prepared these remedies as the medical perkier of
Dr. C. McLane, for many years.
OUR IMPROVED LIVER PiLLEI AND VIIRISIVIIGS
possum greater efficacy and are more mild In their operation
than the Liver Pill and Vormifuge prepared according to the
origival map.) of Dr. C. McLane. We make th 4 declaration
underuandingiy, and recommend them to the afflicted 'am
being both pleasant and curative, and believe them imptirkm
to any other Liver Pill or Vermitnge ever prepared.
Dead Certilleate of Dr. C. McLane, below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
IVIIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT,
The universal relief afforded by applications of This CKL.
EBRATED KINO of Pain Killers in cases of Rheumatism,
Gout, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Bruise., Sprains, Swellfrige,
&Masa of the Joints, &Mince, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches,
or any other disease for which a Pain Killer or Liniment to
used, enables us to assert poaitively that De. 1. scxrrrs
CRLEBRATRD Milne CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT Is the
moot reliable, safe and pleasant remedy yet discovered, pcse
nestling astonishing properties for HEALING DII3EASP. and
TII K PROMPT ERADICATION OP PAIN. The many at.
testations to its virtues, given by pommy' of enlightened
judgment and strict integrity, should induce all to adopt It
standard Family Remedy. The most incredulous will
require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C.
McLane, disllogulabed as a great discoverer of medical
remedies:
READ I READ 1t READ II!
Montawrwiew, Vi., Sept 12,1866.
This u to certify that I have examined the Recipe for pre
paring McLane's I mproyed Vol - range and Liver Pita by Dr.
I. Scott, who has been IN TILE HABIT OP PREPARING
AND USING MY ORIGLNAL MEDGENES' MIRY OpPICIE
during the last THIRTEEN YEARS, and that I believe he
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the above statement the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER. I would farther state that I have frequently
his CELEBRATED WILTTE CIRCASSIA.N LINIMENT
I,ls prm tire, with tho happiest effects, and that I can con
scientiously reconunend it. C. McLANE, M. D.
Al I the above Medicines prepared solely under the annex ,
hm.,, or Dr. I. SCOTT. S. by Druggists and Merchants
v rry whore.
The Ob:NCINE Dr. C. McLA_NE'S IMPROVED LIVER
1.1. S AND IMPROVED VEILILIFUOE IWO eigued by Dr.
I. SCOTT & CO„ twcompooied by certificate of C. MoLANE.
The lI.NUINE wurrx CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT Biped
I.y Dr. I. SCOTT A Cu.. acraalcauieci with !signature of I.
8 , 417, 31 D.
DR. I. SCOTT @ CO., Sole Proprietors,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.
DR. G. I/. KEYSER, Wholesale Agent,
140 Wuod stret, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. PLEMUsiG; Wholestde Agent,
Ja2ldlyieswiyapclit) Near Railroad Depot, Allegheny.
-
NEW CASTLE AND DARLINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.—The stockholders in the
Now Castle and Darlington Railroad Company, are hereby
notified to meet at the .rlington Btatton, on the Ohio and
NA:may - Prawn Railroad, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of
May neat, between the Douro of 10 O'clock, A. 31., and 4
,p'cloeli, P. M., for the purpose of electing five Directors to
serve for the minting year.
By order of the Corporation,
an2,l:2'artiaw E. SANKEY, Secretary
NOTlCE.—Application will be made to the
neat Legislature .cor Ado Charter of "That Allegheny
Bank," with a cepitrd of RIVE HUND.RXD THOUSAND
DOLLARS, entijdet to the provisions of the banking law.
Commissioners:—lL Hepburn, W. Bagley, J. M. Pennock.
it It. lt,berta, Pater Peterson, June, P;tton, Jan:" Park ,
Jr., and otheni.
April 23, IBM. np2i3alawnui
CUPPING AND LEECHING.-31r8.
HOOK may be found at her residence= MTH street
No 39, between Smithfield and Wood streets. She has the
testimony of many of the regular faculty as to her skill and
long experience On her line. Orders will be thankfully re
celyed. aplB:BindaW
STOCK AN
Arse.
/hr.
100
100
100
100
$ 60 , 000
600,000
760,000
150,000
160,c0a
'1,000,000
2,760,000
400,000
100,000
100,000
1,000,000
1,750,000
2,000,000
400,000
800,000
100
100
100
100
100
1,142,700
600,000
818,000
600,000
200,000
62,600
200,000
66,260
40,200
12,104,820
13,0/9,400
2,886,770
2,468,20
1,091,286
1,601,922
35,000
53,500
111,000
116,1300
216,05431
Branch at Wooster do
Branch at Xenia.-- 5.4
Branch at Youngstown... do
City Bank, Cincinnati... do
Commercial Bk, Cineintl do
Franklinhank....._........ do
Lafayette Bank.. du
Ohio Llfs Ins. & Trust Co. do
Western Rewrite Hank— do
&nail Notes..
NEW ENGLAND.
All Solvent limiks.
NEW YORK.
New York City par
.Country
=EI
!Baltimore pa
!Baltimore
1.4
N. JERSEY & DBLAWAILE
All solvent Banks
.14
VI RO LNIA.
Batik of the Volley
Bank of V. Richmond... do
th", Bonk, Norfolk... do
Fortner" Irk 44 Virgiuir. do
Merchanhe & Mech. Bank
North Wettern Bank do
Bronchi,"
NORTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Cape Year
Bank of St of N. Carali'a
Com Bank, Wilmington do
Merchant-: Bk, Newtourn do
EUEN=CII
Bk of the (t. of B. Carolina do
Bank of South CaroHno do
Bank of Charleston do
Planters' & Mechanic' Bk do
GEORGIA.
Aug t^ us Ina Ittt'g Co
A ug of Augusta. ...... 3
Bk of Bnsitswlck., Aug'. 3
TENNESSEE
All solvent Banks- 3
KENTUCKY.
Bk of Kentucky, Louise'a
Bk of Lookai'e,Thuretun
Northern Bk of Kentucky
Southern Bk of Kentucky
INDIANA.
State Bank & branches-.
MISSOURI.
I nk of State of %agouti— 1 , 6
WISCONSIN.
1 Mnritte & Fir• In. On. dam 5
Farmer. & Mech. Bank... 1
Paz:titan:Liar Bank ..... ....... 1
In/nuance Company...—. 1
State Bank.. 1
CANADA.
Bk of N. Amer, Tornoto.. 2
Bk of the Paolile. Toronto 2
'Bank of Montreal._
Bk of U. Cantuki, Toronto. 2
!EASTYRNEXCIIANGE.
:On New Cork. for cureny
:01. Philadelphia.
lOu Baltimore
WEEITRFIN BXCIIANGF..
Cincinnati 1
ILuaieville 1
Louis. 1
!CIOLD AND SPECIE VALUR
Donhloons, Spanish 16 00
Engle, ' d" olti
I Engle, new
Fredsrickwrons
Ten Thalers
Guineas
Sovereigns
Ten Guilders—.
Napoleons
Ducats
IMPROVED
- 4 I;p'.
.40 =
AVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
t NUMBER 182
85e •
A+ktd
tsi
ITTSBURGH POST.
TUESDAY MORNING::::
(From Smucker's Ilistory of Catharitto n.l -
THE COURT OF CATHARINE 11.
The court of St. Petersburgh at this period,
was certainly one of great splendor and distinc
tion. It was regarded with profound-respect by
the rest of Europe. The magnificence of the
empire over which it 'ruled, at once gave it
grandeur and pre-eminence. That empire was
equal, in stiperfloial extent, to all the other king
doms of Eurnle Combined ; extending. from the
Baltic to the Black Sea, and from the dominions
of Maria Theresa far into the untrodden deserts
of Tartary. Its capital. planted on the marshy
shores of the Neva, by the magic wand of the
great Peter, had grown up into a stupendous
mass of palaces„ temples and citadels, whose
gilded spires of mingled Asiatic and European
architecture, pierced these northern heavens,
and glittered in the morning and evening sun.
Under this dominion were assembled nations of
many distant clinie and kindreds; 'Cossacks of
Don, Calmucks, Poles, Circassians, Siberians,
Tartars, Germans, and Russians; while the de
crees of the Great Empress were received, and
obeyed with reverence, by one-fourth of the
inhabitants of the civilized globe.
Her court itself could vie, in lavish splendor,
in feminine beauty, in princely wealth, in illus
trious names, in manly genius, and in its cour
tiers of high and noble birth, with the proudest
among men. There, as a fit centre to so magni
ficent a threing, was the mighty Empress herself;
a woman of high and daring spirit, who had ven
tured boldly into the most desperate and perilous
vicissitudes of fortune. By the charms of her
wit, and the brilliancy of her genius, she
had proved herself an equal and a worthy asso
ciate of the most illustrious personages of the
age: of Frederick the great, of Voltair, of Euler,
and of Diderot. By the comprehensive energy
of her mind, she had won the palm of states
manship, and stood among the first legislators of
the times. She had uniformly triumphed in the
dangerous game of war ; and even the ancient
capital of the Roman empire in the East,' the
Queen of the cities, the administration of the
whole world, herself had trembled on her hills,
at the mighty name of the sovereign before
which invincible legions, the children of the
Prophet had so often fled in battle. There, sur
rounding her were men and women of illustrious
name, talents and character: Gregory Orlof, re
markable from his immense stature and daring
mind; who, when in the prime of his vigorous
manhood, had aided to crush the life from the
trembling frame of the expiring and imploring
Peter ; who long had triumphed as the cherished
lover of his grateful sovereign ; and who had as
tounded foreign countries by the reckless extrav
agance of his expenditure, while traveling to
assuage the fierce fires of his soul, when be caw
his place usurped by a more graceful and fasci
nating lover. -Now, this lofty head whitened
with the frosts of age, he still presented a bold
and daring front—a worthy representative of the
rude gigantic Genius of the North : with whose
checkered fortunes, his history and his life had
been so long and so closely identified. There
was the beautiful, the accomplished, the romantic
Princess Dasbkoff ; at first the intimate and
bosom friend of the Empress, before she had
ascended the throne ; who had staked her life
upon the throw, which was to win or lose a crown ;
who in the hour of victory had shared the equal
joy of her triumphant friend, and now, after
various vicissitudes, and the full experience of
the pleasures and sorrows, of ambition, of love,
and of friendship, was calmly reposing in the
enjoyment of her fame, her recollections, and the
affection of her sovereign. Among that group
were to be seen Panin, grown gray in The service
of his honored mistress; the chivalrous and da
ring Alexiue 'Orloff, whose vigorous arm had
destroyed the perilous conspiracy Pugatthef; the
veteran Marshal Munich, who during the sixty
five years of his active life, had fought more
battles, had won more victories, and had expe
rienced more of the grandeur and the littleness,
the changes and the vicissitudes of fortune, than
all the generals then in Europe combined.
There was the renowned Itomantzoff, who had.
destroyed the boasted armies of the sultan on
many an ensanguined field, and caused the blood
of infidels to flow in torrents on many a trium
phant plain. There was Prince Galitz;n, the
elegant courtier, and the accomplished statesman;
and lastly, thought not least, was the eccentric
Potempkin, an enigma in human nature ; pos
sessed of great talents and great foibles; capable
of wisely governing himself; enjoying every
gratification which lavished millions could be
stow, and yet, unsatisfied and displeased; able
to overreach every other statesman and diplo
matist in Europe, and yet himself deceived by his
own valet de chamhre. There were collected, by
the munificence of the Empress, men distinguish
ed in every science and every art ; poets, histori
ans, philosophers, artists, soldiers, courtiers, and
prelates : who, though some of their names have
since descended to the shades of übliviou, in
their own day stood high in contemporary dis
tinction and renown.
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Many distinguished foreigners wero then at
tracted by the splendor of the court of SL Pe
tersburg, and honored it with their presence.
Among these was the renowned Duchess of King
ston. In 1117 the waves of the Gulf of Finland
wafted her magnificent yacht to the quays of
the Neva. This lady was celebrated for her great
beauty, her wit, her luxury, her eccentricities,
and her amorous adventures. She was attended
by Garnosky, at that time her favorite. Her
distinction in the world of fashion and of dissi-
. . . .
pation, made ber visit to the Russian capital an
event of consequence. Her yacht had been
damaged by a severe storm and inundation upon
the coast, and the Empress had it repaired at her
own expense. Accordingly, all its stores and
sumptuous furniture were unladed, and lodged
in the apartments of the Admirality, and then,
by the labor of some hundreds of people, and by
means of levers and engines constructed for the
purpose, the yacht was lifted on shore, and the
repairs completed.
After a short residence, however, the Duchess
displayed too much the weaknesses of her char
acter, to retain the respect of the Russian court.
She did not maintain that dignity of behavior,
and that elegance of manners, which became a
woman of her exalted rank. At times, she seem
ed by her lavish expenditure to rival the enter
tainments of the palace; at others she excited
universalcontempt by her meanness and servility.
Erhe consequences were unpleasant. The Empress ithdrew her attentions. She sank into neglect
nd obscurity with the court; and the mortified
ountess was constrained to depart from St.
Petersburg, and sail for Italy, where her ad
tentures became afterwards sufficiently noto
rious.
Catharine did not neglect any means whereby
tthe attachment of her subject might be secured.
in 1779 she established two honorary orders;
that of St. George and St. Vladimir. The former
a military order, and divided ibto four classes.
its badges are a black ribbon with a George and
dragon. In 1790 this order was worn by about
sve hundred persons. A certain number of each
class enjoy pensions of from one to seven hun
dred rubles. The order of St. Vladimir Was in
ititated in 1782, by the Empress, on her twen
tieth coronation day. Its chapter was held in
the church of St. Sophia. The star is of eight
toints, of gold and silver, having a red area,
oaring a cross, with a ribbon of two black stripes
4.nci n red one. In 1790 the number of knights
*as seven hundred.
Amid the perplexities of a thousand cares
Catharine found time oven to woo the muses. It
is well known that she was the anther of comedies,
' were attack
lisplayed her
ion for the
masculine
which wa'
full, in her
sot stacked by
&col ,tout in Big
Cypress' swamp, Florida. The Indians were
beaten from one hammock to another for six
I)ours, upttl trace of them was lost. OA U.
Pprivate was - killisr; one corporal . And .three
rivatesr seriously, - and two privatet slightly
wounded. Traces of blood were found in the
bushes, and it is believed the Indians suffered
severely.
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:::MAY 6
COMPARATIVE Paounass.--The past popula
tion of Great Britain at several' periods .iti stated
below, and an estimate made of her prospeedie
population in 1861, 1871 and 1881: - ,4- e
Drumm. PopultitiotkiCasaa.
1801 16,338,000 1851
1811 18,547,000 1801
1821 21,198,000 1871
1831 24,306,400 1881
1841 27,019,000
The following figures 'show•the relative pope.-
'alien of the United States and Great Britain at
several periods, and their relative prospetrkte
population in 1860, 1870 and 1880:
Census 'United 'cat , 9l.`'elrealillktilln.
1790 3,929,000 - •
180 u 5,305,900 10,33,008
1810 7,239,000 18,347,000
1820 9,638,000 21,198,000
1830 • 12,866,000 24,300,000
1810 17,063,000 2'7,019,000
1850 ' , 3,191,000 21;309,000
1860 30,921,000 30,040,000
1870 41,228,000 _ 33,044,000
1880 54,970,000 36,348,000
According to this, in 18G0 our population•will
be somewhat greater Than that of Great Britain;
in 1870 it will be 7.000,000 greater,mid in
1880, 18,000,000 greater.
Punta° Lira ni FaAscr..- 7 A Pei* letter, gives ,
the following curious history, which; serves to
exemplify the strange ups and downs of the lives
of public men in France. In 1831.1%;.de Wale
wski, up to the neck in the Polish revolution,
was delegated from the Poles to the French nem
tion. He passed I:iji Berlin, where — he eiCiped
narrowly with his liberty- and-tfe; for, he'd he
been seized and given over to thniitinisien Warn
went, he would have been execnteil in realitY, ae
he was shortly afterwards in effigy, But the
chief of the police in Berlin at that time Was M.
de Manteuffel ; and the archives of 'more than
one Prussian town possess to this day a document
in which it is by him reccomended to the author
ities to arrest, by all possible means, "an adven
turer styling himself Waewski. and pretending
himself delegated by the Polish to the French
nation!' This n - as the last transaction in which
were brought into juxtaposition the two men
who have now been called upon to discuss the
treaty of peace, as Prussian plenipotentiary and
French for Foreign Affairs.
•
THE "CONFISCATION" IN CONNECTICUT. -FM?.
confiscation of Catholic Church property in Con
necticut, amounts to just no "confiscation" atilt,
as we learn from the Hartford Courant. Aly the
law of Connetieut, which vests church property
in the State in case of the death of the Illkdlpp,
it is made incumbent upon the State Treasuirer
to convey the property to the society or cottgre
g.ition who havo occupied it, immediately alma
their becoming incorporated. It appears, there
fore, that the State merely fills the mig tempo
rarily, and that the congregations who built the
churches and paid for them will soon get the tuie
of them.
TILE price of wine iu France,. notwithstanding
the obstinate resistance of the mereliniats
Bercy, shows a decided tendency to decnne.
Purchasers, anticipating a further depression,
withhold their I:entands, and little businesskis
accordingly done. The advices from the South
describe the vines as in a more promising condi
tion than at the corresponding period of last
year. Languedoc brandies sell in Paris at 160 f.
per hectolitre, and Spirits extracted from beet
at 97f.
GAAIN SPECI;LATION.-It is now stated that
the immense quantities of wheat purchased,*
Chicago, Milwanke and other points at the wrest
last fall, said at the time to be on account ()flint'
French Government were in reality bought rot:
parties in Boston, Now York, Sm., who will
"realize" a loss of something near a million of
dollars ! Millions of bushels were purchased,
and the prices paid were considered high at the
time, the purchasers expecting to realize an im
mense profit.
Lorimer Lands at East Liberty.
WILL BE SOLI), without resei''e; •on
Thursd. ay, the let day of May next, at o'abxk A-
M., on the premises, the folios ing described loin of ground,
near the East Liberty atatitm, viz:
1. Lot No. 3, on the recorded plan; adjoining landsof Jno.
Scott, and fronting on Larimer avenue, and also on the river
road.
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2. Lot No. 4, in same plan, and fronting on moo street
and reed, and containing 5 acres, 20.55 perches.
3. Lot No. 6, in same plan, having also two fronts-as above
stated, and containing 6 acres, 54-56 perches.
4. Lot No. I% in same plan, fronting on - Same ioadand ave
nue, and containing 5 acres, 54-96 perches.
5. Lot No. 7, in same plan, bounded by Hill street, by the
same river road, and by Larimet's avenue, and containing
It acres, 111-36 perches,' and having thereon two good
springs of water.
6. Lot No. 8, In same plan, and bounded by /Mk street, by
property of Barr and KUnefelloW, and containing II ames
42Z3 perches._
7. Lot Ne. 9, in name plan, fronting on 11111 etreet, and
containing n acres, RBl perches, with a good spring of wanes;
thereon.
& Lot No. 10, in same plan, bounded by Larbtler avenue,
by Spring street, and by NM street, and containing. 4 acres,
7040 perches.
9. Lot No. 11 In saute plany fronting on 1101 street and
Sprlig street, and containing 13 acres, 102-2 porches, with
an old orchard, an old dwelling hones, a good barn, and 3
fine springs of water thereon.
10. Lot No. 12 in same plan, frontin. , on Spring street, con
!Arming 6 acres 60.4 perShee , and having also a good spring of
water thereon.
11. Lot No. 13, at the corner of Spring stand the Puekety
road, containing 8 acres and 24 84 perches.
12. Lot No. 14, in same plan, bounded by Spring st., by
the Puckery road and Meadow at, and containing 4 acres
8339 perches.
13. Also, Lots Nee. 15, 16, 1 7;15 and II in Sarni plan, ron•
mining each 6 acres, and haying each twcwfronts, to tett: on
Spring at. and Meadow street.
14. And also, LobrNos. 13, 14 and 15 in the'first recorded
plan, each fronting 60 feet on the Fast Liberty Plank Scald,
and extending back 220 feet to Franklin street.
There is not any more convenient, nor better located pro.
perty for country residences in the market; and as It must
be sold, it may be to the interest of those &strolls of Obtain' ,
lug such, to attend the sale.
Touts—Grierthird cash; the residue at nix and tWeire
nronthe, with interest.
aplhdlawttayiriutt--chGl THOMA 4 affaxolv, Troika-
A: LIST OF VALUABLE 'BOOItS :
The Modern 'torso Doctor; containing practical ob
servations on the causes, nature and treatment, of Mow°
and lameness in homes. By O. H. Dodd.
The Stable Book; being a treatment, <be, on the manage
ment of Homes In relation to stabling, grooming, feeding,
watering and working construction of stables; centilation,
stable appendages, management of the feet, management of
diseased and defective Horses. By John Stewart, (with
uatrations.)
The American Fruit Cultuest. By John J. Thomas.
The Fruit Garden. By L. Barry.
The American Hower Garden Directory. By flob't. Bung.
The Family Kitchen Gardener. By Bober Bidet.
The American Kitchen Gardener. by F. G. Fessenden.
The American Florist Guide. By Louisa Johnson.
Culture of the Grape and Strawberry.
Another large supply of Physiology of Marriage.
Just received and for sale 1.3
W. A. GILDENFENNEY
my?. Fifth storm, opposite the Theatre.
BA.RG AI N OFFER E D.—The undersigned
offers for •,.ale SIX of ground fronting upon
and wtjoiu th- Depot of the Pittsburgh and Connellsrflie
Railroad, in the growing and thriving Borough of 3rKEEs-
PORT. your of the Lou are 37 feet lu width by about
120 in depth, (ranting at one end the Depot and at the
qttier on S.Jurlair sure et: and two of them limiting for their
whole length oq other streets.
LOTS, feet to width, frdnting the other
®do et tho Dopot, end in aepth 121—one of the Lots bprder
ing (or He whole length ou Jerome etreet
No better propoty can to round, and If will told to*
Plci t of the Fiaymeut taken in Stock of the Co..taellxville
Iticilrowl, 1(410e/red GEO. F. Grtimoitz,
o,Mce of the Ibtorning Post
Pittaborrit, AukoviT 31. 1355.-411es:a
CARPE TINGS.—ROBINSON
... E 4 CO.. N 0.23 Fifth street, bast - . -now passing Ihrin4 -
tar New York Cti.tocu nouns a large Invoice of, English,
Velvets and Tapesptry Brumela Carpetting, which we shall
twelve in a few days, and, be plot:qui to show to any who
way wish Gm best .1 laiportA Goods. ICe lezve also now in
$ cock of grusifela, 3 Plys I rigrui it's Stnir Carpus, Oil Chill's.'
ta, an asaortment unacfrpm ee d in. Ulla market, and all at
luaa!st prices. '
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lIOLtaiLRY GOOE;S.L - A. A. Ma-
T T., eon is Co, are daily receiring and have now m stores
in addition to a full stock I Domestic (hinds, cases and pp ick
agu.of Billig, Shawls, ovary - satiety of Dies Gonda, Embroider
arias, Trimmings, Hosiery and Gloves, 3lillinery (Mods, An..,
30 moos Sllk and Straw Bonnets, :XV Mantillas, I '- 506 - &un
trier Shawls, White Goods, Cloths and Cassimeres.
ap3u 25 FIFTH STREET.PLAX-2,000 received --
and for sale by
JJ ap24 ILENRY IL CuLLINS,
Bth inst.,
under the
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flood now, from home, good re/At/Jogflie r ',. i;
Iles come across the thAp Idnasee, . '
From friends that hare lea In , ;
From friends that l're not.stiori tor Tenriti t •
And since wo parrot', long ago, • • - •
Ily life has been u scene of woo, ;
But now n Joyful hour bee come,
For I hero heard good news from home.
No father's near to guide me now,
No mother's tear to soothe my brow,
No sister's voice falls on mine ear,
No brother's Voice to give me cheer; •
But though I wander far away, ,
My heart is fall of joy to-day; •
For friends across the ocean tom,"
Have sent to me good news from home
When obeli I see that cottage door. .
Where I've open: years of joy before,.
Twos then I knew uo grief or care,
My heart wag always happy there;
Though I may never see it more,
Or Maud upon my native shore,
Whare'er on earth I'm domed to roam,
My heart will always cling to home.
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