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P 'V I'S UaG .11 17108. NIN Ur eosT.
t'.;ior..4 7:4 , 3n111
UV JAMES P. BAttR,
ri Tug rot:fn.:WEl:s CORNEIt Or ilonD AND riven BTIt.E6 - 7,1,
TERMS.—Five Dollars a year, payablestrictly in advan-ce.
x Dollars invariably repored if Dot paid within the year.
..Wr. Single copies. Tao tle'etre—firr -•efo t the counter if,
1103C0 and by the Nee.ei Boye.
RATES OF ADS-ERTISINO.
•
itss mine. !Judy i Twice Once n irL 11 'A.
' ! a wfek I a week pap-
Ono tu5ertien,50;........1
Two 75j .......... if ,
insertions—'"". Olt
Three Ineertious... .; 1 00j
One week. " I 1 751
Two 00' 2UU 180 100 it
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One mouth 500 3 115 250 1 Olt 1
Two months 700 465 50 2 5 1 - 1
Three months j it 00 001 4 10 , 3 DO,
Your 0ath5.......,... ... 10 GO 6 6500 f 3 3 5 ; 45 °
Five ....... or, 735 5 501 365 f LLU
Biz mon.pa 12 00 900 6OW 400 6En
Ni..' ..... 16 00 10 35 900 538 0 (10
One )car _OOOl 13 35 100'1l tis 12 110
Heeding Card, six !lass or uses, pot' Refrain 10 00
One sonaro, per annum, exclusive u: the 00
Marriage nuti..e, 50 cents ;Death notices, 25 cone..
PITTSBURGH SATURDAY POST
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Thin Paper being of the LARGEST size, and neatly print,:
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the subscriber to give bettor eatisllietlon than any paper
puolished in Pittsburgh.
Those who wish to take a payer fruni Pittsburgh, will rind
the SATURDAY POST a safe and profitable investment. !
Address, JAMES P. HARR,
sepl7 Editor end. Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS.
eq. P. neat. ED. A. EtEr....6.
CZ Eta& 11E. -; 11 T E RR, S
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE ;
POST TJ I ID I INT C3aS ,
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
'
TIIE undersigned having made extensive
additions of the LATEST AND lIANDSONIEST STYLES
OP TYPE, and improved Machinery, to the MORNING Pi is",'
JOB OFFICE, invite the " ttention of Rail Road 011ie ,
Merchants, business 11 " 0 , nod the public generally, to Heel
superior facilities fur execnting with dispatch, on reazionei,le
terms, all kinds of
RAIL ii:LOA
M AN I L ,
LEG IL,
AND EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF
PLAIN 87/FANCY PRINTING
49rOcir material being nearly all now, wo can give assu
rance of the meet complete satisfaction, and solicit orders
for
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS AND CARDS,
BANK CHECKS, BLANK NOTES,
LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS,
• BILLS LADING, CIRCULARS,
Ii((rINESS CARDS,
PAPER 80.
MORTUACI ES, BuND-,
l'art:cular attontkot tail! ftl^l, 1.0 paid to the primie ,
of Posters, Prograwrnos, Ai. for Coacortti, Exhibitions e[.l
Circuses. BARR tfc MYERS.
EIUF FM .4.111, 31.4.3itt..L
Izc , RWAR,DING
COMMISSIONS.
DC:ALI:II3 IN
PRODUCE, FLOUR AND WOOL .
No. 111 Secorre STnera, Ptuaetuaea, PETO.:6.
X r 6 11E a C it 6:
Hpriager Harbaugh, Joseph E. Elder St. Louis;
Pittsburgh ;'Boone & Style,
It. H. Palmer, !Garret it Martin,
McCandless, Means E Co., Jawed, II en t, Smite° A. Co. ‘•
li. Childs A Co., " Keene, Sterling A Co., "
Itagaley, Cosgrove Fi Cu., " Yard, Oilmen)
A. A. Mason & Co., " Edward T. Mott,
O. W. Smith, Wheeling; Weave; A Graham, e
A. J. Wheeler, Banker, Ci tie o re:ti
The PeopieN l'ia:3e Store.
D. S. DIEFFENBAAIER & CO.,
Cheap Cash Dealers in all hie is of Fashionable
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITEIIS 9
For Gentlemen, Lolled, Youth', and Children,
No. 17 Fifths Street, near Market,
ocb PITTSBURGH - , PA.
J. G. PERRI 4 8 A. JO/IMOO
PERRIN & JOHNSON,
Preprietwe ,if Childs a Co.'s
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof fe
j,Cernernt noofing. •
133 rIIIRD STIte.ET.
'kRDERS for ROOFING promptly and faith- '
N._./ hilly executed, mid all our a ranted.
tiOntintr, material always on nand, eiel for sale, with di-
restions ter nee.
vettly
DAwn:s&
; ,
House, Sign anil Ornantents.l Painters 1311
AND GRAINERS,
• 144 WOOD STREET.
Dealers in White Lad and Zinc Paints.
Also, OHS, Varnhdies, forty, ! Whaley: als-r.
sod ['Very article used in the tend.,
FAMES MILLING-AR, MiJNONG A ELA
PL AN INS HILL, would respectfully infirm the public
d he has rebuilt Slum 1.4 file, 1111 d having enlarged
e-uablishinent, and tilled it with the nlweet and west fiii
impala nuichimry. is now prcore.i to furnish flooring and j
planed 1,, Apr 'S, owl sAY.'ilij, ati,l roe.wu,w, duors, smell
shatters, kin,
$,/11111 Pitt.;;l,l7,li4h, Septenilier 7, 1657.
(1 EORGE BLETCHER,
%Jr MANUFACTL REP_
0r Tita DELLInt.....Tt:o
GOSSAiII ER V ENTI LAT NG: WIG,
ELASTIC BAND TOUPEES,
Awl every tlsscriptiou ei ORNAMENTAL HAIR for Ledie
and gentlenwn.
Va- 70 FOURTH eizeet, between Worst ft.,: f-iLrk..t., Pitt
burgh, Pa. “.27:11
zit yie !late. _ (-
e 41.; 4_l) aiti) C o. ,
131 WOOD STREET,
1.
_HAVE just reeeired the
PALL sryLr, OF
asst's Dralfil Hats;
Gee Cs Suff. LIMB;
I.lo)'th soft Hata;
Boy fancy Caps;
G
ut,i; me, ;
ticenall Tr „
loaepii \E stir. t
tag:: Repository.
,SEPII WRITE, uee• carryics en -noV
noes in his tipactokcpreno6.-600w lupus
arged.,) on the Pi tteburgh arolGrccnsburn. F
Turnpike, near the Two Moe nue, betWiftlil , Pittsburgh cud lr.vren , oville,:e.pectfully invites the public
to inspect Lis stock et CARRIAGES, itijotithei, & c . A n d 1„
particularly piton:at gruniewen rafecl.arz, that one pricy I
only is made. A
Fourteen ,yOM - 3 . eXpuriouCe, uI bestows stables 'Apart. le, vl
before hie patrtios the same choice culhcalwf of Our
rages which, ca ninny-yearirpost it hat been particui,
.14,11
department to select,'lrom the variona and nail taleute,l
Eestera manefactilrers. The scie.o of his new system it. ff"`
complete—the ecortonly . 4if his :erangetWatte tit,
R'
beet and most PASlcitu...Wo lniinotac, ore, at moderato talcsc.
Unencumbered by those heavy Pi, , , which the manic
tor decorating o! busi:f ass ! to noun the price
of goads, (owing to large rents, JOSEPH. Vildr ' TE will eell, I
au ready money only. ar ninth legs then the usual I.7ric,.e.
tra,..Cartiages repaired in the host InfilrY."
inayl9day
Q,T. CHARLES LIVERY STABLES.-
The undersigned has botar,ht the lease
of the above mimed Stables, tu
gether with a portion of the extou
sive st.y.it of Horsed:ma Carriage 4 Ffk
late the propert} of James Mathews, doceas ' ed. In addition
to the etock beton., mentionc-d, he has also addod a number of
BINS lIORSES, I.IfiGME:,4 AND CARRIAGES,
which were formerly ...-top".td at his Livery Stables in
Third, below Wual ht.re,t. Ao h., gives his personal atten
tion to the budincan, b L. , ,ntitotan, ut the p-troaage which
be has hitherto rbeciVO frcn public is
JACVB GAR.DNER,
I, t.eburl:,ll Livery Stables.
N. 131,-A HEARS!: and sty Laiu4 l ,3r of CAURIAGF.I , .
always be Vroeurt3d tor dot9
TO AGRICULTURAL. ISTS.—
iv° havo on. band a H i ndia Robber TAbes
for Wheat Drills They C.A1.11,0 in any criaatity
at short not,lee, by. J,
Ja4o 2t3 artti29 Olaf t
• r s treet .
r EATLIEII BELTING—A g,ood supply o f
tho txat East , rn manufacture, for solo low, by
J. de 11. PHILLIt'd,
20 and 28 St. CLur eitro.t
FLANNELS—Red, White, Gray, Green,
Yellow, Plaid, etc. Cheaper than the caeureet.
HANSON LOVE,
korwcrly Love brother,,
.r..,_.,
j:CONEY FLOUNCES AND NEEDLE-
Iargo :tam [wont, and very
eLcao 0. IiANSON LOVE,
(vrisgely Lan Linn, No. 14 Market stmt.
t
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e.
x:249 ti .074
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4;
iftV , 1 1 ." nrin
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PUBLISH ND DAILY BY JAMES P. BARB, IT CORNER OP WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE 001,JAAlifl PER ANNUM.
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS.
r qj
( )N L.
WELLS 00VEULY, PRorawroa
Corner of Market Street and Market Square,
HARRISBURG, PA.
rillitS NEW AND ELEGANT HOTEL,
ree,n,ly or.,ctlai by the Sietire. hi Harrisburg,
pa.,baring been lomed for a term of years by the under
signed, he kllcce this method of calling the attention of his
friends, and the traveling community,
thereto.
HaValf:,' a front of Ono hundred 004 forty five, Ad on the
prtncp..2l rtrret tf the city, and lift,i-two feet front on Mar
ke,f Square., it cannot 13j1 to pt,..ve uttractive at well as In
t
The CIIANIBERS'are of tine t>l) . . , cll ventilated, and
lichted withgal—a number with c.,:inecting dtx.rs.—makiug
'them very desirable fur families.
The lIALLS. are warmed throughout by heaters, and
every Modern improvement, is fact, has been added, that
may conduce to the safety, t and happier. as of the
guests,
Visitors may, therefore, r•mt assiired that thu "JONES
11011:3E" has Wen made perf,:t in all its appointments—
that each department ha, been plac,l la charge uf /Zips-
MENCED AND COXPETENT PERmo , S--th tt in every particular
th- system which has Mien adapted by the eruprietor,
afford to thorn who may nir:lto It their home, as pleat a Jm
pre° of emutoi las may he iihmined at any similar U 1,51111.
men t iu tin ,Suao.
l'o scccrc this dcmirablo cc ult, lr has bichL,lb d ttic Public
and Private Parlors, Chambers, Dining Room, Ltc.. ith
tiiely tit FUlttilill RE; and also art stiged within the
hualtiatut, a thw Lan-a SALooN, tiV, Eit SAL ON, DILEiSINO
ROO4l. 11oi ASI, I(q.1,
Thu CULINARY DE. , ARDL r A., I) /N 1
iiill receive the espe.7ial attention ,l - th- Proprietor, which,
he will ht a sullicien K wirautee that all lantei will
Atter returiong tbaiLoi to Lin old frienill and
patrotri, for the cHeron, F - 0,11114, cx.tentleti to Lira
At the euviat.ii• !LAME," Ulld ttlitu to Inn fricutialtUdintrOLlS
at Ell- LoLUlllha Roane,' Car, the reaoou
of 1655, he rele calm ,i,oeit4 a continuance of it at the
"JON iv' 11011$1.: "
Jan:im WIL!.S °OVERLY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
COR. PENN'A A VENUE 4 . THIRD ST.,
WASHINGTON, C
A. F. BEVERIDGE
SCOVF HOUSE,
d:orue.r Irwin Sirec anti Uuquezuna Way,
B. D. INLIRICER,
(iorieriy of the " r Pa.)
.11 1 E SCOTT iiOUSI IS NOW CWI
1. PLETND AND OI'EN It hi eituaLea
iu a ceutral part of the city, being, ctievouieut t r all itailread
Depare and r•tearnboat Landings.
Uouei was built iu ibb6, wish all eieLlerLi impreve
menri, and Aired up to epleedid el:Lure I.unliturt,
being now—and will in every refipeet ba a brit Class 110 tel.
:=TABILI.I6 at, attnelleti to ills promises. [ jelltry
IL W. KANAGA. •
.S. HOT Fd I® 9
s,:ppoult4v the i' - 'euria. At allroad Depot,
Vi :®SEtfifiIBTGTON ilit.DT Et; 11.,
FORMDRLY iIt)TEL,
P/T7SBURG'II, PA.
JECELE, SHAENO Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE IS LOCATED ON THE
.11. corm, ul I Arid WAMINGTON 6treotn, Mdle.mtm
the L'ENT RA.6 AND WESTEFiN RAILROAD DEPOT 7,, ami
tuts undergone a thorough =proven:eta, remodeled ane
I arlolLed isit6 mu to, uiture, ,nd 13 now 1110 moat conve
nient dimel to l'ut.d.,rgm !or Truvider; by lt,ilruml.
or Wedt.
CUPEINE;COPYL.E 1 - 2...ES'EAIITfit A 71:T.
By ELI si OWN tj, Fl :ST aE CT.
The lo . •
. .... l,,
II icla 1,..trl n• 1 Cl/ •;y tilted
0p I h.. 01 :Wording a SlThel'A
- 21 A. T.! :19 LT '21:: IN A 0 E :•.TICAL I,OC A'r 10::
umutt y folks actowling mar h...0t utu 1.1 - Ocularly iuvited tc
pall. e.vrrytLiul; prtsiw ug to EAT I : , 01 SALOON
1011 rat% ct tLt. Ircotier,l the ut.tr;t,t Itt!onio.
y.hitw
Reqt a.rarah -
Na,. 111 ;VU Li Street,
PIST.SIIO.4trn, r
'ETA111;1) EALER iN LAKE ANL
EASTERN 1 , 1:ill.
.Frct it Pkikladelphin Gt Ba!tlmorm Oyetoro,
Aud WiLL) All iu their propor ooioon.
S. STEINRUCE.
„p-Ldt ly Agent for tlie Y4iladelp4 u Oyster and Fish Co.
„ s ANSION HOUSE, Z 3 EOIi.GIE AURENTZ,
Pe.Gralr.Tol:, No. 1.1414 Liberty street, just betide the
.• eusenger Depot oi the Penutylvanin Railroad, which makes
It tie• uie,t convenient Louse iu the city for plisseugurdi arri•
taml that road.
Tha pioprietar haring, at cousiderahle nic.pona, littud up,
lu sms.elLint style, the would respect
fully salleit a share of public patronage.. There is attached
d ti;i%tliLii: and cot: rive R AelliN YARD, admit
lu riarlde accutumuJaa.,i 0 travelers arid teriaristern. His
Lar•Yir and Oar will lw mrnisLed e,.;th the beat rim mark,
HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
hitrt,tm, PiLttbai . t . 4ll, Pa.—'The ttucivreiguod, ferule:
ty " .;.; ILA La:LOU I:l,rgf, /laid cemmu
ILlurk L. bald refitted it in zuaguilicvut
i all,l ttArc.hrig
I.) 111,11 If .111 with Lho tio
u:! ant, ! ff. 1,, 11., 1 , 1. I, Riot
uti , the 1114,1,1-tite.
FURNIE ii RE
A MILLIKEN' & CU. have on hand, ad
theh citctedve CAIIINIJ.T and ellAllt MANLIFfI(
adadield street, a large tece.dtha:nt of Far IQ
sed Fat dture. which they will '3,1115 per seat. lowat
• etd‘dant) tatty. Turn n, malt Only.
Wl4 -E 'li L le L iac we i l d ' Ullitti\i'lltiu.nUbriliEU'ri ALjL
kui niture, in ItOitalct)(Jll, Nialiogaity mid \Valuta.
initabli• for rarlors, Uliambo, and Dining Ittaiaiii,
io) in New York or Philadelphia, 'old a:I. lower pri ,, a. Every
trticle'inailo by hand, and warran red. Cabintunaktir4
1 , 11;211 with any quantity of FUN Nli U itii; and elf
:11) , 1 SI••;1111b0.0.' , f , llLtiNtled at tin,
~,,rte.“. Wn,ro,la, 77 and u THIRD street.
Pa.
EE -4 I).ds. Sweet
,; A V. h . .... A. FE rZ E
51,4,r
CIILLL ,SIMA and i'FYV YEAP,'S GIP I'S
,f every dt,c;t 1 .4,..0 iu Diu ifincv Dry 14,,,1b
C/111 uud c t titt3lll. C. HANaON DIVE,
4d25 I,f_lV E E14..,4, 74 Market St.
VI uffieu usu, iu convenient
fotut, for er.4. I.ly nu„
t 0; vrood
13()It'f FO L W 5 AN I) P.I.DS for sale
1.. y ",1 G. 'EON & CO,
57 Wo d tare et.
RE. —5O bat re s inerican and French,
tor , • ,- de A. 1- A iiN NSTOCK L . UR
VINE tz , il,K 6PuNtiE.
ltivaulu-d Cupping 6p,ng
Spougu.
U.,od C rriag. Spouge.
JOSEPH FLE:sI li` 11'6, •
14 Corner 7.larket dtreet anti Dintho i.
Gum DROPS.-300 lbs. just received and
fur nale • B. L. FAtINESeuCki & CO.,
Wood and Fourth streets.
riItIERMUM! , ,TERS--For sale by
w. h. JunNsION
anvil Slationer,,, 67 Wood street.
Ll It ES 11 LOBSTERS.—U) dozen in ca ns,
fo•r attic* by ILEY3IEII & ANDERSON
11) . .240d
A LUM. -50 barrels for sale by
11 A. FAIIN ES rOeli: Co,
1,00 S (.:,)raer Wo.al and First stretAd.
I ' 'll.l NOES, fur I)res9 Trimmings.
A liantib , llllLA Ulinurlmeut at naluct , d rates,. at
Iv, 11 / N ES'. 77 n.rli•lt
It YE F 1,01: Barrels _Rye Flour, just
f0,...10by
'DUKE 01,1 VP;
4 At
FLEMING'S,
(1 REAT SEMI-ANNUAL
AND CLUsING OUT SALE OF LOOT 0.1! WS.
04 , 044, at very kw prices; . ,
STAR' LS, In g - reat t ariuty, vary low prices;
WOOLEs: CIOJD 4 , a largo stock, at very low price,,;
P.3IIES VIC immense ekch,l.t very kw
At 'hi , stcro of A. A. MASON it. CO.'S,
NU. i 43 Ftl•Tli STAMP,
ME W ARRIVAL.-
1. 20 boxeu Orangt4;
20 do Messina 0.'1:Iona;
2 , .10 drums N..w Figs ; just recrive3 and for sale by
EY3IEIt. & ANDERSON,
No. 09 Wood. street, •
Opposite Et.. Charles hotel.
TARCiI.-- iOO bxs. Rochester Pearl Starch
k.„) for stilo by I all)) HENRY 11. COLLINS.
DOUBLE MEDIUM, Double Crown, 'Medi
um au.lo-c.wl., Straw" and Sag Wrapping ['alien,
do by - W. S. HAVEN,
I.'S COTTI,r 111',4r1,-, , t nn.{ SA , nI+IIPATKIT.
17 . 1 . OAP Pt -
! QO A P POW DE R.-50 boxes Soap Powder
of our own tnanufanture, warranted Finperior to any
dr,red for sale In this market., on hand a,,d for gale by -
ley B C. & J. IL PAWTER.
k:LOTH CR ISIT
INDIA RUBBER CLOTUINU—Of the best,
and Law) Deo° quality, fur sale wholesale and retail by
J. & PULLLIMiI.
Pitt P¢l E.TE `lB
PROPKILTUR,
C. UUNN rLLY
JAYIES A. FETZEit,
79 Water aruet.
F•tairß, a vitri-
BANKS
Et) 4) LIL ft 5 RN g, l S HAMM,
No. d 6 1 4 .:urth Street,
MIDDLE :LOOM, JONES' NE . W BIJILLINO
OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock • aid°,
on Wednesclav and Saturday evenings, from May Ist
to November let, from 7 to 9 o'clocs; and from November
let to May Ist, from 6 to 3 o'clock.
Deposits received of all auras not lees than ONE
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year in June
and December. Interest was declared ut the rate of six. per
cent. per annum, on the first of December, 1855; also in
Judt and December, 1856, and In June and December, 1857.
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the
depositor as plincipal, and bears the same interest from the
drat days of Juno and December,
compounding twice a year
without troubling the depositor to cull or oven to present
his pass bspok. at this late, money will double In less than
twelve years, making iu the aggregate Elena arm o:id-uaLs
ern CENT: A TEAL
Books containing the Cheater, By-Laws, Ruh,
bidet's. furnished gratis, on application at Ole
President—GEOßGE Al. BR F-S;
VIOL PI'SSIDLN ?t.
Hopewell Hepburn, John Shoee.be.,rff..,
James Shidlo, N. Grattan Murpt,
Alexander Bradley, Isaac M. Pennock,
Robert ltobb, James D Kelly,
William S. Lavely, James Herdman,
Hill Bnrgwin, John S Cosgreve,
I. Anderson. James W. Heilman,
John G. linekoten, Charles gimp,
All•ort Culbertson, P A. Madeira,
John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Wolter P. Marshall,
Al.nzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller.
David Campbell. A. NI. Pollock, M. B.
Charles A. Colton.: floury 1.. Itingwalt
William Douglass. John M. Sawyer,
Francis Felix, George S. Heiden.
George F. (Inner., A lemauder Tindle
• James S. noon, Theobald- Umbstard
William S. Haveu, George R. White,
:J.,re.farp an.f. r....tur -7--CI lAS. A COLTON . ,
BANK OF lOWA.
A. J. STEVEN S &
oEsxtomEs,
COLLECTIONS MADE_ and prompt. )
witted. LANDS selected and locate:. liapitalLit3 1
ug to make investments is the West, can do so through
this house. Correspondence solicited. I my2l:lim
A UHTIN LoOKIS TUK3. P. INCMIL,
A USTI'S LOOMIS & CO., Dealers in
Promissory Notes,;Bou,6, Mortgagol, and all Sw:tattk
!yrllley.
?Loney Loaned on Checto. at short clat,s, with colhtr , ra!
rlecnirity.
NUTES AND DRAFTS 1301.1W1T AND SOLD.
• Persons desiring LOMA can be accommodated on reusiooi-
Ole terms, and capitalists can be furnished With good ee as
L1.,3 at remunerative prices.
Also, attend to the hale, Renting Leasing . of 1
Sstate.
Office, No. 92 FOURTH street, above Wood.
tztr. AUSTIN LOOMIY, Notary Public
LIOLINIES & SONS, Bankers and
Es
change Brokers,and Dealers in Nutes,Drafta, Accept-
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the East
..ru and Western Cities constantly for sale.
Collectiona made iu all the cities throughout the 1111j,,(1
:States. Deposits received in par funds or currentpaper, No
i 7 Market street, between Third and Fourth ste. pc3o:ly
pfIOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Dealer ill Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate, Cc.,
fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Joni;
01IN WOODS, BANKER AND EXCHANGE
llaNsEn, Dealer in Exchange, Commercial and Ba.:1,
Static bought and sold cononis,iou. Collectblis
:arefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposits. No. 67
tONNS' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street, joss
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JAMES C. RICIIEV,
AEA ESTATE BROKER,
No. 65 FIFTH SA:REET
PITTSBCROLT.
!ARMS, Bought
1101ISES, and
LOTS,
MILLE,
C n 7!
Wmr: Itt3
iicptidt.;
rind Sind
i LK.
given to arfudividli , g kt;rimei and C.tH
w-iug o f tiu•[u. Torn:- reasonable. kla:.lendevv
EQ CUTHBERT & SON'S OFFICE, No. 51
1.70 Market street, for the sale and purchase of Heil
r:statr, renting houses, attending to insurance and repair,,
ditatuing loans on bonds, mortgages, &c.,; making. convoy.
Incen, deeds, bonds, &c.; writing !utters and corresponding
-partius abroad, tic. oclB
BELDEN SEYMOUR,
Real Estate aild Insurance Agent,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
REPLIIENCES.—Medsru. Hants, Gai - retPuu A: Cu., Robort
'Arks. Esq. Jyll:y
WESTERN LANDS
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
dI.AL EdTATE AGENT, NO. LO WATER. STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
Has for oak Lauds In Illinois, Wisconsin, MitincsoM,
dichigan and 1.0W3 Or' will il , :chAngn Lands in Wisc,ensin,
c., for Pittsburgh manufacturos, and alto for city prone, ty.
II letters of inquiry answered gratis, Ir; addressing no , HP
0:1()VP. wollGy
01110 TOWNSHIP PROPERTY FOR
ISLE.—TWENTY-zqX ACRES of lirct class Gard
a Lands situated on the Allegheny and Now Brighton
lacadamised road, about five miles from A deghony city—
.boot ton acres cleared, bah nce good Ch.& or. Will be sold
,t, a bargain, and tuspunded bank paper taken, if applied for
,non at JAMES C. RICHEY'S.
deli Real Estate Broker, No. on Fifth street.
LARDEN FARM FOR SALE.—A Garden
k.A.` Farm for sale, cohtaming Twenty-four Acros of First
Jarden Laud, well improved, good Buildings, tine Or
•-bard. excellent Water, Coal and Limestone in abundance,
Ituated in Robinson tOwusbip, seven railed from the city.
'VW be sold at a great bargain. Apply to
JAMES C. RICILEY,
Real estate Broker, No. 65 Fifth street.
II OR'ltl FAYETTE TOWNSHIP LAND
1.1 FOB. SALE.—Ono Llundred and Fifteen Acres e.“ First
IjiaSS Laud, fur Vilit,at growing; elect Ninety Ace 8 cleared,
'alauce good timber; comfortable hum improvements; large
uchard; excellent Water; O• al and Lituemone; Poi cystic,:
terss in grace, will be sold iow and on easy ton,. A ppl3
to ..i A 'INS C. iUldl EY.
deli Beal Estate :;r0k, , r,13;:i Filth street
pARMS in Exchange for City Property.-
1. A farm of 350 acreti, on the 'Alie t tlieny river, neat
„iitauxing,l.3o act en clear. d; dwelling house, barn and or ,
h.ird; coal, limestone and iron ore. Aloe, a titan of 100
icies near the above. Also, a farm ot F 3 acres on Pine
.week, 4 miles from kittan hing ; m acres cleared; two houtnii,
did a saw mid in good rimming order; it ti ret rite kicatiiin
limouchn. 330 scree of hind at mouth of ltd Bunk creel.;
.0 acres cleared and in good order. Price l,w eml [mime
1: ill he exchanged in whole or in part for city pie
ty. S . CUfIIBERT & SON,
nu. 10 51 Market str, et.
ONLY $750 FOR A TWO STORY Dwel
hug, house, of four mums, with lot of ground:Lo feet
Pent Aiinitere,y street. Allegheny city, by 11U thiep to an
thy. Term s , $.101) iu hand, b,ll/I,IICe at one, two awl three
yeara. 0. CLlTllltkiltf & 0)0,
nov34 51 Market street.
FRENT.—A large dwelling house, on
ltoss street, at bead of Fifth, with immediate poseee•
mai. Also. two small houses in Splane'n Court.
u. CUTLIBc:Iff & SON,
uov2l 51 Market street.
LOR $750 will be sold a new two story
Frame House, with a good lot of ground, in Allegheny
i Lie lot is 20 feet froht, 01.1 :demerit) etreet, by 11U
let to an alley. Terms easy.
B. CUTHB ERT & SON,
novl4 51 Market street.
FOUR TO FIVE DOLLARS PER ACRE
for several small s luta of Mild, ten miles from ST.auds•
Mardian count). Va., futtr miles from R. It. Station.
Lich evil and good timber. Price $4 to $5 per acre, on time,
from 5 to 7 years, if desirecL
Mao, 700 acres of good land, 3 'ones from Cameron Ste
doh, B. it Ohio It. It., for hale to suit iduchasera, at from $7
to $lO i .or acre, an.' ou easy terms.
1. 4 1, JE, REN.f.—A dwelling house on Third
str(qA. itusi street, with immediate pos,
IOR SALE.-A Dwelling House with a
good Store ROOM. eituate on Robiution Street near Fed
re', Allegheny city. Price low dud terms Cosy.
101 l 8. CUTHBEti..: Et SON. 61 Market at.
_ .
J( 1R SALE.—A comfortable dwellinglouse
(trams) of hall and eight rooms, portico In front, with
Ft lot .it ground 78 feet front on iieutn avenue, Allegheny, by
1'.20 deep to Rebecca street, with fruit and. shade trees,
shrubbery, stable, ac., &c. Price $4,500.
8. OUTLIBERT dt SON,
nov2 51 Market street.
1U
A IEi'...9, II ,,ABANNIK's' sTOcANoruPAP:YßA„N.iiulbF:At.ckeln'uat
par, either in whole or In part pay for several very desiro
tile locations for country residences, ueo the city. One lot
of 12 acres, one of 14, of 10 end 3 acres. For particulars
call at oar office. S. CtatiliEltT dt Sr/N,
00t27 bI Market curet.
F .L w and Plaid, of all grades, and at
N." Ey
Yellow,
. ---,
Rea
Lo WEB. PRICEd than they can be gut fur at any other os
tablienment in the city.
C. HANSON LOVE, formerly Love Brothers,
oc. 21 No. 24 l•tarlict street.
1110USES,.LOXS AND FARMS.—We would
invite the attention of persona who wish to purchase
A HOUSE, to the great variety of Houses, Farms and Build
ing Lots we have - for salet . We have now on hand Lots at
$lOO, entb, and at s2od, $4OO, and ap - ward3,. and on very
easy terms. Some ia payments averaging fourtmn cents a
day 1 Homes tnd , Lots, at from $7OO to $lO,OOO, in various
locatiGns in and hdpicent the two cities. Improved `Farms
at from $lO to trIOV acre. - 'Also, choice Farming'tands
from 2toss 'p acre. Persons having property of any kind
to dispose of, will find it to their interest to give us a call.
We also, attend to the Renting of Houses, and Collection of
aVats• CHTHERRT A SON,
dale 11 Market (Ueda.
P ITTS B URGH,
EIMEI
S. CUTHBERT 3 SON
51 Market
8. CUTHBERT & B.IN,
• 61 I.larket street
'.'-ii0ND., 3 4.1 1 . FEBRUARY 15. 1 S5B.
''ARPETS AND OIL ®TINS.
& H. PHILLIPS have
rounmed to lhnir itew!thug, Noa. 25 and 28 ST.
shie,betwuon 21.1/I.streot and tliv B
.7. 41n. finn..Lips,
MAN U VACT ORERS rI Lu iR. F(.7 URIAG.t,
TABLE, AND TRANH'AICENT S OPAQUE
'WINDOW SHADE' 01111 L CILOTM
Of differ; nt Colors
Alsa, PEA LEite IN OIL C LOT ELS WINDOW PIIA DES,
Of evvry deineriptiun.
Dealers in 'INDIA. RUBitErt GOODS. Of.all kinds, made
tinder Goodyear's Patslit; Agents of the Becton and New
York Eeltinz Companies, for the Hale of their INDIA Rill:-
ISELT.ING. HOSE awl 1;1;11-
3-'l3 of Eastern manufacture, a ,uperiOr quality; aieu, Litre
Leather and Rivets. Agenta for Inn OITIO YII2E-PROOF
!-liNEILAI, PAINT, Dry and Mixed Paints ; Varnishes,
r;ii;, Turpentine, tra,ilie'r, and Putt - y. TIOUSE AND
PAINTING AINID GLAZING. in all ita ,hranchni,
is lhe best and alter test tire.
I tie2o:ly .1. a: 11. 1 5 1 - 111..1.1.!6,
)9. :to ttid ei”.ir street; 1/11
;1.3" ri vt,r, throi;
r! A 11.P1-3,T B OIL CLOTHS, IVIATfING,
AT 'PILL
: - .`otartla Street Carpet Store.
W
U.:4112A LLU:II resputstfu l!}.
titer t it.. VI their hirtiner cu/ttutu•-1,
awl the public to f lute pr,,,,ttt ,ttuck, just 0011,t,1
Get• Spring tudel, ,1111,11,11 . 111,:, r ) . West Lit Puruig u
Mid (loran 'luau fart Lite, I. ,-!iuc iLI part 01 Velvets
lcru vela, Tapestry rtati C,1,1111011 : lit IlroMi 4,
, 1111121.ik, TwillPd awl Nutt! ~tiLir CARP E't6.
OIL CU./TU.:, FROM 2 TO 24 FEET ‘NIDI:,
Rug., yta•r and C Mitt
Vitra and 111.2; I:linds; Pniutud, Butt anti
it , Vll . . CI. ttt,0 , 14 to 311 WI, •
L,1P , ',14 of 1 , ,k ~ r , trtd
•:11-t Any fo.nor r:,.!1,
ti'' ,IdStl.•ot, mar
iwlr . D.,b 11. N.1'1.).11.1,11:1.
BOOKS AND ;STATIONERY.
R uBERT A. LOO.NIIS,
ISG,0:1,101' 1;
3TATI(iNEK AND DEALER IN PEI.I% , ,ICAL:
AND NEW:PAPERE,
N... 41 FP.LIJ
Co- i'artuiersialp.
TUE undersigned ti:tve enter,d into Co
ontlur .. y le of Wm. 0. Johnston At Co.
5_1!..11i1:1.. JOI.J.N 670,N, J it.,
1..11 C. JOE •• SioN.
i Ittst.FQ,h, SL•ploni:.cr 5, 1857.
JOLIN.iTON. Jll,
Itt . C. JOILNSTON Sr. CO.,
TATIONEII6, Blank Book Ma,nufacturers,
AJ And JOB PKINTERS., Vu 57 Wood street, betweeu
Third and Fourth, 840
11 LA N K BOOBS,
Buy
Ledgers,
Cash
PuukS,
C ec , Booka,
Bill But is .5,
itoc,ipt
Jollo.:-.roo,ii CO.,
57 Wdud strict.
Fur by
.17013ACCU AND SEGAES.
MIN
VV .
I=l
TOLiAC . OO 3 61`11 1 1 , 1 , AND ClU4its-_,
PIANOJ AND MUSIC.
:441 ,i 1 UPEIt3 URAND PIANO,
1 "
SteiiiViaY & St us, Neu
u. LULU. take picathav itt -
uouncing to toe puLk,ic teat racy h vu just
ree,ivetl sp did lull (.11iA 0, 't,
[W laCtuty cok.v, kiee.
Yoz is, which lu. exqueitte ISW, Lll,l Aild Nth 111110 ui tune,
ligiltutt,e nil elesticit . :111,1e lOOU tieiteihiantrl,
guilt exterior 1,1 tto ,dured lrn• F r VI AN;)
slur brought to tins soy. Zhu URNALtuinru is a DOUBLE
LAU it p.‘ ul
:1; Suns , Vi C 1 , 1 v itii the ot.te,it pituill tools aud
:i,llCaey 01 (Ouch a Ite4rtie of iltir.tletay but r.trtqy
reepectiutly hien,: puolr', slit mid all, tvr.ower pur
e:lll,re or nu:, 1., c. Li -1 . • LI, 1V ,. .1 ,, 11-41 - 61110[11.
IL
No. 0:3 klll.ll
Suit for Frain wmy a 6w,,
Jolt t'cLire , l a trots lot Of Nutiug Ii Clark's
Piauom, • du d
CE. • •
3.1. E oh 1
iAliqiu hu PA
obiloNz. Th. Oldest Ebutbludt,
ttt in the I/tilted sued, and the lurgt et
to tist NVerld. 13etweeu 19,uuu itud
of tare, tuntrutueuLs hus been tiuioaad , uud
~re uow lu use.; Tee latest tuipturetueut lu our Meleduuts,
td tuts iilVlit b 6tl EL, secured to ut. by Letters l'utuut,
183.' By tuest, al tilt, sW, - 11 ra.aajes may
1 , 0 played Willi 'the lull power el the lit •trtinient, truth the
et CCWllpili, "Len I is twit sad dui/Sued. Llelo.l.lLor, all Mcdo
,leutlei abide ay us will 1.A3 IllEl4lBlwd ki;t..l tilts a.t...11111,4i,
1 NIL/UT EXTRA CILIARtiE.
lExtruct trum the Uom. Advert , Ber, July 27t1r]
.11E•st L'ltitia tO Co., could icaliy,e n haw:Hi:LBO lurtuue
dlipueittig riBtits to other in tht/ht,Ltlier, to 113 u ttlelr
!WS,' Luprucetucllt , but 114 tllvy 111,1,1 t. 111 . 1 k, It u fe•actu!c•
ia their iiktriltueutm, it Clio ly bo Obtai:Wil by purchuamg
ut titt-tr Ittquttf.tctu.o
• our oc , ,Avo 1)“ , ” C to C
r our 1100-4.1011 f • •• It)
tI VO CV3V .11C10,1 • ' " C to F
M'l vu uct.:tve, dodo Icr,l, ••
IN PIANO C. 1.11::
E'l , t., octave .Nlelut.loott, u.x.t•;L.,litt;; tro,tl t• to F $lOO 00
.7.1. N. octave 51e1e.1,•0n, - Fto E 1-10 01)
Fire octave, double recd, '• " b' to F; 101 l 00
..)i - gan Alolod,ou Our etturohett) @ v 0 oct.vo, ti stop,,
our dud-A-tialf 4.11;t3, 0 1..:111,, ivtlf Seto i I revile' 300 00
ligmad for tilt , 61,11,3 of our ..,kt looit, May LW i„411,1 in all
I tle prlitelpti Lidl.o n ~1 IIYSIII of tile United :•"tt.tt..•s, and tit-
Cumulus. t.t.t•t. A I'ltlN .711; .r CO., i3 , 111.1!tt,
:Lod -.7 Fatten tLr,or., i‘ta.Vi Yolk.
cii,Aii,i,urtE tax ti 0,
li , 19,t0d nor et, s:.tcou t doer titt.o.t, E'llll,
1.1 1: ftla.itift.;turor.4 A4eitt., l'ltt,t,flult.
i e
rfb fuLL ~,,D
4 -
PARLOR GRAND PIANOS ! f
A D NEIV ST YLle, SQL ARE. PIA.NOS,
01 4 .t1 !Oki LILENtS & SUNS%
uu, ruff, ju-t irOla 12n!...kut
8: :5..18%1.4,314.41, We I ,ItAvillg, dueir Llu tia 1 el. g ,tuck ut
I 11.9. N
, hw Full .., , .ven k rEaro (ii - and I . lano .F. 14 to, v. nil ,up...! 1..13
(sal rt.,' cam.. i ii , a:sntiv
‘)no Fut( 5,.:(.11 OCLaVO Grand 1',1,,,,, Nate, ulegaid. nose
wood coot. Pre 0 V:Uti
tine -Nod/ l'al tar Grand noVt.n ue taVO Plano, near. •, 0 .4110 d
iii poster to a 1,1 lhadd, and orcd...ying o•dy 1.110
rent Of an urdinGy square Piano. lutes stitin
6QUAIiE 0;i
wil.,,Cull carved Stesea aod, LeLIS Xt% Oat, Vett,
y arced De.lk awl beet work.
Tao Ituauwo,lnuven octave--4Jlifford aty le.
Iwo„,ltoacAcKni. curved niouldinga, yareai octave.
Foqr-flosewood, plain round coruera, 9OVOLI
14 tI.IIIIIL, plain round front c.,r uer,, meven Lavea.
Pour 41 1. "
bit;
Emu' 1i.”61. Wawa "
ail of the above are of their NEW S.CALL:, Intl with full
irou frames, and their new Patent Action.
Thcse Itostrutnetas Imre lit.t.o tiatitheil epecisay 1.1 . the
,wit,ertterr, end wilt be wwrroitteti ti pureltLitert.. troy
their reduced prix. d. JOH., LI. HELL tit,
No. 8L 3t.1 - 1,1.,
bole Agent for ChiAtring
3.1e5t0.. Claaries Grebe,
- TEACIIEtt3 OF Tli I
r 0, TIOLEV,ftreA
• ORGAN A.ND G::id,
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES,
As tizt,ek, Lain, lierEuau, French, and t 4 paubdt,
thught by CHAS. GREBII, Quid. Theol.
Enquire at Uie priacipal Manic Storey. [do:A:3m.°
PEA(.3IIES.-50 doz. in 2 lb. cans,
ju,t received awl for 3,11,6 by
itif 1 L,.Ett'S celebrated Cough Syrup, a
e lya never tailing cure :or Coughs, luticouca, etc., uuly
).S.. rbcmiNG-:4,
i. 15 Corner Mlrkv , etne - and luutnnn.l.
Yt)N LIES, of all kinds, at
0-15 C.,ruer .I.lark.ut atouot, ibuiuund.
SUNDRIES.
91 sacks' Ear Corn;
76 du Buciiich-a.t. Flour ;
barrt Is Superfine and Extra Fluor;
i 3 du Pram) Apples (different, varieties);
,tuio and fur ,ialo by
lI.UFFMAN, SI'CREERY & CO-.
de2:3 114 Second street.
CHERRY PECTORAL.-20 gross for sale
by B. A. FAUNEoTOCK & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Corner Wood and Ftr,t streets
I: 4 I GG S.—Five barrels for sale by
I.IJ nor2l WANRIT - It. CaLLISS
LIitENCLI. BRANDY, Holland Gin, Scotch
_a.: and Irish Whisky, Port, Sherry and Hadexa Wines
116.1 come tine old I.:economy Whisky, in etore and for sal;
by the gallon, by 11...11VORTii„ BRO. 1r BROWNLEE,
del9 GarnGr of the Diamond and Diamond a.ey.
WRAPPING PAPER-400 reams Crown;.
Medium, and Double Crown; Straw' Wrapping Pa
per, fall count, just rec•iced and fur eale by •
d:9 ;JAS. A PET • Elt, 89 Water alreot.
A LCOIIOI,-20 bbls on hand, and for sale
kc rdosl B L. vAmirsTooff CO.
TOURNAL.S, LEDGERS, DAY-BOOKS;
t, CASH BOOKS and DOCKETS, for enlo and wade to
W. S. HAVEN;
Corner Market and Seoond streets:
ord,r, by
I rn v2O
IVORY BLAOK.-5 bbls. just reecived and
f.r 1 , 319 by 0t.91 B. L. FAIINES rot% a CO.
POTATOES. -57 barrels White Neshan
sock Potatoes, arriving, per steamer LetdA, and for
br tdol3! :Ittten 14'02,SBUir CO:
CC=
DZALAh. IN ALL 7:i Nl' OR
r , L:1 WOUD .vr.t?L'ET
Ism style.: u❑ I pric,s tif, IN
REIMER & ANDERSON,
No. 38 Wood Rtr.3t
INSURANCE
iIEREIANTS' INSURANCE ()OTANI,
Of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, President D. J. APCANN, Seordary.
Amuant of Capital Studs paid io and Invested-4200,000 ())
Burpine 63,428 gU
IUM ires Cargo Risks on the Ohio and 3.l.insissippi Rivers nen
tributaries. Insures against loss or damage by Fire,
ALSO, against the Perils of the Sea and Inland
Navigation .tud Transportation.
DIRE0201:8:
Win. V. Pettit, J. C. Montgomery, John M. Putur,,s,
U. J. McCann, E. F. Witmer, Betio Guinan,
B.L. Woolston, John A. Marshall, Chas. B. Wright,
John J. Pattoreon, Elwood T. Pueey.
OFPICE.RN:
WILLIAM V. PET'TIT, Presides -
E. F. WITMER, Vice President.
D. J. MoCANN, &cretary.
niania.izi is.s:
In P h iladelphia': lln Phi 1 , 4,1 phaa
Seiger, Lamb & Cu., I Steltunitz, Justice & Co.,
'Pruitt, Bro. & Co., 13ncli, Morgan & etidfulo,
A. T. Lane A . Co., Yamroy, Caldwell & Co.
PITTSBUItaII tiFFIOE O. 97 WATER STREET.
aa7 It W. POINDEXTER, Ai
E fl. 11 A. 111 C
MUTUAL INSURANCE COAPANV,
OF P HILA DE LP II I A
01lice No. 70 Walnut Street.
Cu1T1L5177,674—A.i.i5gr55232,09:4-BECTLITY N VE6T2I..
FIRE INSURANCE UN iilill.DNUS,
Sic., in town or
conntry.
3lutuai principle, combined with the .....curity 01
Stuck Capital, entitle. the Immured to share to the profit.,
the Company, without liability for Iti,iSetl.
The :Script Certiticate. of this Company for profits ao
txel vertible, at par, lute the Capital muck of the Company.
CLEM TINGLEY, resident.
B. M. 11.1,NOHMAN, Secretary
DIELECTuRS.
Diem Tingley, George M. Stroud,
William H. Th.OIIIpRUIJ, Johu It. Worrell,
Sartinel Iliepham, ileujaunu W. Tingley,
George Vi. Carpenter, Z Lothrbp,
itobert Steen, H. L. Carson,
Charlet, S. Wood, Itobert Toland,
itarshall Hill, Corueliue 6Wl;eLle.l.l,
JIICOL.I r. Bunting, Churl,. Leland,
William Muinier, Win. M. Semple,
J. G. COKe IN, Agent,
J34:13 Corner Third and Woou Strut
Pllll4/01.4;LEEILEL FLELE LND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 149 Cheatim . St,recc,
Uppiaitu the eastern 11,u.a.
'W .- !Li, MAKE ALL KINDS OF
ulthur Perputual ur
tkacripttua ut rropurty ur Siorchataimo, ut remunat,lo rated
Uf pf elflllllll.
W:LEM P. H.L.NLi, Prosido t.
M. . BAIA LAVLN Vic, PresiasL.L.
elitcrlcs Llayee., A. A. Cope,
nuginin, tiuorgo W. Brown,
P. B. i'aVery, JU.Septi. J. Pau.,
U. Stun Luau, John Clayton,
.1. Alu,i,argou, B.
F. iii..touturotc, SocrnEary.
J. U. COFILN, AgetiL,
.b 4 .i) Cornor Luid. Wood aroeLA
NEPTUN& INSURANCE COMPANIi,
lilt N 1:. LIN 13ULLULNU 6, 414. %V .11,1 i UT STIS.E E. I
lfrgtsurnzal wudor iltu linneral induruittv, Law, wart a v.;.-1.1
tlti nal ut iand,nun, privileged Lu la *nir,o,uuu.
eat cc ugainbt luny or datuagu by EIRE, 11.1ii1 ii, I.:`, LA:I i/
V Pail PION and TRAN6PanIATION.
t.)? 1 "
iL. C. LA:Ai/ILIN, President. Li I ELL:, V. Prt t
Lxtctt,tltry,
11. C Lauglalitt, L. nikarwood,
C otote”t,ury,
it,. 1. nLewcll , U. C. Butler,
tieurgc• tticutt
TITS B CLIASFEY, Agents,
jel:y alike Lafayette Hull, entrunee un Wind of
PITT.SBURUIi
pair . 14`1.1.C6` AND AL-AiliNi
SUItANCE COMPANY,
11" J :ti 't:e. us W AIARKET 6TfaUllr;•3
etT r ie Li
LWA.
~ilf. A. lit.staAttr, Secrutary.
_ 1 4,1-Tllth COLilinsay utsUiny eSuly I Ilearrta c.: :pv4'4,11 illug co
or conutctrAl With
;Aniu, aginnat HULL AND CAsilit) uu Chu Qt.,,,
and yltnatnetytyi Rivera and tributarita, au,l
gbnurally.
agalnat Lada and DaLuagu by tiro, Abu aguturt
at Lan Dea and 11111.111 cl Navdgatton and Tranaptdruatiadt.
;Pali:died named at Una lawadt zatoh cousiuLvilt wittl n4fet:, • , J
1 parting.
Hobert Galway, z..unuvl .ti'Clarkay.s.
Jt/suish Y. Gazzam, M. Ls., Juaa actslJ,
James Marshall, David ltichiv,
James W. rialliada, uliari.e4 Arbuthlios,
.Iloxaador Bradiv . .,. Jos:win:l a. Laucti,
jou:, E. uherton, .'.lssuvsivki 11. Brow::
:Javid 11. liilairlDer., stsstsert 11. llartloy,
William Cr../r, Juts. M.: sill.
tIiTIZENS' INSURIOICE CUMPAN 1r
o PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM BAGALEY
pa_vUEL L. RI.I.II.BLIELL, dccrotary.
~er7('E: 94 {Fifer Yanks. at:d .tertet4 ,
I,: - Insures HULL AND CARGO ItISH, thu Ohio
41 Mississippi itivors uud tributaries.
toured against i411:13 or Datuago
Also, agaiust the of the he e. and wand Navigation
t i'raosportatdou.
• il.llalu
aamuel
James M. Ci.,upvl,
• J ,M1:1044 Pal k, Jr,
• Lun.kc Sl. Polauock,
iTringer ilarbsagh,
! C3pt. 6anmel C. Yuuug,
Julirk
WEST 13isAN UH
NIUTUAL INSURANCE COWAN V,
LOCK HAVE CLINTON COUNTY.
CaARTERED BY TEE LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA
,Cash Capital $30),,00 I remium N0ter...51.4343.
THIS COMPANY WILL INSURE ON
Buildingd, Merchandise, Furniture, &c., in t,,wn ni
if au. Jim. J. Pearce,' lion. O. C. Harvey,: Chart,' A.
.1 gm B. hall,lCharlea facerMckin6ou,
1. T. Abramd, li. Jackman, IW. White,
Thou.mi
LION. LIMIVEY,
T. T. AllitihlS, Vice l'reendout.
Moe. KITCHEN, 6ecretary.
REVERE:YOE,.
Li. Lloyd, j Dr. J Urns , . lord,
1. A. Witie ,, ' ardin.r, Juba W. Maynard, : A. Updegrail,
A. Mackey, lion. n Cameron, dames Ac anitruig.
k White ' rhos. Bowman DA), Fearou,
Limos Q,ulggle, Vand,rbelt, lion. Win. Bigler,
OFFICE—NO. tis 6TItEaT, e/TTIVIUH.Ga
de I:tf J. A. LlPrElt.f, Agent.
''IIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PLILLA_DELPtLLA.
DlEscioaS--Charles W. Bancker, Thomas hart, Tobias
agner, Samuel Grant, Jacob E. nnittli, Geo. W. Eicharth,
lordecai D. Lowia, Adolphi E. Borie, David 6. Browne, Mei-
Patterson. GRAB. N. 1 / S .IICILEB, Precedent.
Cues. Ci. Rim Eta, lit..4cretary,
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limit-el, ou every
iescriptlon of property, in town tend country, at rates a., lov
,-m ore consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Gaitingent Fund,
,hich, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, at
mord ample protection to the aaaured.
;The Assets of the Oompaoy, on January Ist, 1801, 113 .pob
iahed agrocably to an Act of AssotulAy, were as follows, via:
:11ort;ago $018,1'28. t'B
3cal Estate 64,377 7h
Temporary Loans 83,0c8 17
{Rocks 61,8,5 W 00
r3ash, to 84,340 81
Total $1,..412,708
knee their incorporation, a period of twenty-one yeara,
they have paid upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou.
Baud Dollare,l oases by tire, thereby affording evidence of the
apantages of insurance, as well as the ability and divolition
to; meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GA.RDLNEIt COFFIN, Agent,
poll Office, north-east cor. Wood and Third eta.
TARRANT'S SELTZER EFFERVES
CENT APERIENT—HighIy recommended by the
most eunuent of the medical pr.fession, for the cure and re
lief of Billions and Febrile Diseases. dick headache Indi
gestion, Loss of Appetite, &c. In fact, it is I/wain:Ole In
all cases where a ce,tain, gentle a Icl cooling Aperient or
Furgntive is required_.bold in Pittsburgh, only at.;
JOolipti BI.CmTNG'S
e f v : .,1 thoi
BEDFORD WATER—This day - received,
fresh from the Springs, WO gallons hedfard . Water,
mid for 'Fate retail and wholedale, by
, • - JOBRI'II ILLEALENG, :
J4O Corner A farket Ptreet and DICSIOLaI.
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B, l li N e bBcH4 :th,litectrettltritgyise,:tl),,,.Pxr
Corner of Wood and Water atrtrota;
For Sale.
A OOOD DOUBLE MEDIUM HAND
PH.1.119, anitable for a coaatry odhe, will be sold.
Apply at the tam of the " MOraing Poit."
).,13:6td.3t w
TRIS4,MOSS.-14 bble. on hand, and for
1 ,71
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,
DOTASII.---20 casks, first sorts, for sale by
1.23 B EA IiNE..."4T(Ing CO,
PPLES.tn-50 1)41s, BausetB,,f9r tale.by.
Co.
t r k j i::
A MA
-1, - guiv-tvoti..s, Eieliink aft :a An6tiou,' To.
day Anil Acmnorrow . , Decembe:. lltis ;and 1144,Frillbo..coldr
60 sBawls 60 pc's. Meal:oo:4c Paramitta% Alpaccas; Cash
!,merekr, o ol.alne, !cc.; 200 011 k and Velvetr-..Slatiee,-.oatett
styles; 1.00 yds Silks, Nlillinery Gondi, Enabroiderie.4,l,ae,
etc., etc. Sale at 10 o'clock, A. Al.
doll E. W. I.IND, Auctioneer.
t eILOVES.-1000 lbs. on hand, and for Bale
%,/, by GM) a. goo HAEINEZMIS 6
$268,126 3.)
L. .11ouigaimi),
William IA aura
"Squire Staples,' Sir,' a great friend of yours,
tod au original lickson man from the start; Mr.
- 12 movitrus; our clergyman, Reverened Mr. Pe
; Mr. Betts, Mr. Dobson, Mr. M'Guire,
Judge J_Lkice, (one of our first men, Sir,) Cap
kin O'Flynn; of the &oho - burgh Guards; Mr
.13oebs, Mr. --a—(l forget your name)—ali I
it. Slizialims, a highly respected draper and
clothing merchant of our place, Sir—not one of
or folks politic ally, but we shall have him one
these days, yet," (laugh and a significant
nudge from Mr. Slirakins;) Mr. Schnuphauseu,
ne of our adopted citizeus., and one of our
o.rdesi workers, Sir—true as steel and regular
election comes round ; Mr. Hodges, Sir,
: “ 3 editor of kro, Sinitiihurgh Weekly Menem
:/er. '
Llwr.
Samuel M. Kier,
John S. Dilworth
Fraucie Sahara,
William H. Ituyg.
John
Aisltor 1.1 r; :a:1 1.,
BARR tt MYERS,
[,. , k'gmA•Butblmg-•
TII,E••••ImILY • POST.
MONDAY MORNING
[Fr-m th 9 Kuiekorbockor for January.]
MY ADVENTURES IN SMITHBURG.
BY ::11N BRADBRAWE
[CONTINUED i
Presently I observed indications that I was
sot only an object of ES ttention, but of curiosity.
tees, as of porsons standing on chairs, appear
-1 the three panes of glass over the door,
sraringintently at every mouthfull took. When
I looked, the faros suddenly ducked, out of sight.
When I luokOd away, they reappeared, or was
succeeded by others, staring in turn. The win
dow opening ~on the street was darkeried all at
onoe, and on turning round to see the reason, I
surprised a crowd of urchins, piled in tiers, fiat
tetnug their noses against it with intense staring,
all of whom vanished as I looked. The land
lord, by incautiously opening the door which led
to. the kitchen,
caused a sudden rustling and
scAipering; and a suppressed scream, which led
to the irresistible conclusion that a bevy had
boon taking turns there, staring through the
keyhole.
Idreekfaq was hardly over, before there came
a rap at the dot. r, f , I,lsroci by the announcement
that some gentleman waiting to pay their
respects to me. t acne I was past being
astonished at anything, s, I unhesitatingly de
sirod them t 3 be E hown 1,1. The door was flung
open, and in bustled a ponipous-looking elderly
in black broadcloth, with a huge gold watch
laugling from his fob, a gold-headed cane
in his hand, and a pair of gold spectacles astride
his nose. Ills face was very red, but a stern de
tei minatiock was written on every feature of it.
A long, soloniti visaged individual, and another,
short, stout, and smiling, followed. Behind thern
esmo, I should think, nearly the entire popula
tion of the village, of all ages, sorts, and sizes,
squeezing in so as to completely fill the room,
only leaving 'a respectful circle, about three
feet In diameter, iu front of me ; and every
one
,them eturing at me as hard as he knew
how.
Athiancing to the verge of this opening, the
pomp ius man; with one arm extended at right
suglee to hie body,.and the other thrust beneath
bis coat-tails, addressed me after this fashion:
"Mr. President : Honored and respected Sir :
This is a proud day for Smithburgh. Unex
pocted as was your coming, it is welcome—wel
come to our homes, our h'arths, and our bosoms.
L have we watched your gigantic career,
whether in shedding your blood in your coun
try's elitist`, upon the fervid plains of Mexico
or ;i1 boldly guildig the helm of the Ship of
.empeste that threatened me
lif:atarily io ivrE , ck to , r on the shoals of a fatkorn
-1.-ss abyss! But we the eye of the Amer
ican Bugle was fiat:A upon you; and the result
would justify our prolietiou. We knew that
the—a—a—.shafts of vile calumny were aimed
at your devoted head; but we knew also that
they rahliled ugaiost .1:1 impenetrable shield,
which .would quench them forever into the
;round. Sir, you are welcome. In the name
soil on the behalf of my fellow-citizens; I tender
0 you the hospitalities of Smithburg, and the
eetlom of the city, trusting you will excuse the
b ‘l, with which, for lack of timely warning, we
are unprovided.
1 stammered out some bewildered acknowledg
nitits in reply to this harangue, apparently CO
1.6 p paitaini cm of this assemblage, who evidently
expected from me a speech, in similar style, in
urn. But as their orator had remarked about
the box, for lack of previous warning, 1 was un
provided with any speech to make.
Kecuverin n .* t:',nis,lf a moment after, the
pekesman blamily introduced himself as Gen
eral Smith, aim then proceeded
,to introduce
ills towunmen.
rola, Sir, a, Deacon Jones, one of our first
,cen, and a fellow-menther of the Committee
of ki,_ceptton, of watch I have the honor to
he chairman. Dr. Dvi Sir, the other mem
ber."
The Deacon and Cr ., f‘r..'Yt• grasped my band
until L tnaught the ; leave off shah
lug tt. ,rwicu cltd tip wuopen his mouth, Lib
in the act to speak ; tv, , ,,t were his emotions or
his modesty too Enh,li for him, and the month
again w ithout or •Einoe• Meanwhile,
,tte,rB brit d- passed tJf wead to be introduced
;,11 , ; han .8 in turn.
My only regret, Sir." said this latter lurni
eary, a lean cadaverous young man, with a
%rung udur a Monongahela whiskey, "is that
I h net km_ivirn ut your arrival earlier, that
I might have announced it in au extra this morn-
It is of no consequence," began I.
MU I he luterraptiag, " you may say
tt, Sir, but. I cAnuot buffer so important an
_sent to p•is.3 withoiit an extra. It will come
out this afternoon ; already in type ; goes to press
.tt out: o'clock.
deel ;re,," here brake in General Smith
• r thare an't the postmaster at last. Though
,[ ve.ls about titre you was getting around. Here
aid he, tl....ung the new corner by the
„inn and b:adlng him up to Inr, " here is a gentle
man that is bound to wind by you through thick
,:n t thin. This is Mr. Higginbotham, our post
:11 Lster."
" Mr. Higginb - ithani, his face beaming with
ti,faction, grasped ma by both holds. "My
dr it Sir, I am under,9yerlasting obligations to
you. It will never biforgotten I. assure you._
A 31.1 if work for the party is wanted, I am 'the
Higginbotham always was sound as a nut,"
r.imarked the general ; "'taint likely he'll change
virgi he's gut the commission."
Are you on your way to Washington, Sir ?"
':Ere interposed Deacon Jones.
••I'. Uti.l no," said 1.
" Going up to Concord, perhaps, Sir 1" said
'B. luire Staples."
also disclaimed this Imputation, wonder
iug what the detice.l should be going to either
pkce fut. ,
" Saw you were traveling privately like, and
lA:haps wanted to avoid observaticin, otherwise
we shout& have got up a celebration for you.
f bought you'd prefer - to lave as just come round
n 1 see you quietly in this way."
Queer ideas of quite these Smithburghers have,
tn ,uot I to myself—turning a town topsy-turvy
mit of a regard for privacy
Kuowed him! " here buret out as energetic
l'ttle man, who, had ,been conversing eotto voce
with Dr. Divik at my left elbow ; "Knowed him!
I'd a knowed him anywhere. Why, he's just the
pirture of himself right. over again, that ie, Witt
out the horse,
" Your Exetlleney is a younger looking man
thda I expected to eee," said the Reverened Mr.
Peterson ; " your onerous duties do not were
upon your health, I trust? They must be op
pressive."
Ah ! yes," said Dr. Davis, whose plump,oily
appearance testified that he took but little of hit
own medicine, "brain, Sir, brain," significantly
tapping the spot woere his own mental apparatus
W 5.3 located.
[TO BE CONCLUDED
SHARP'S BEIRAGH LOADING RIFLE.—The Board
appointed by the War Department to examine
Sharp's breach loading pistols, similar in con
struction to the breach loading 'carbineF,
made a report on Saturday—the object being to
ascertain how long they can be need without
cleaning. After twenty-six shots with the eight
And thirteen -hots with the ten inch pistol,
the , uoveable or sliding breach became so foul as
to wflril. with difficulty, and render a further ex
periment impracticable. Ten shots were fired
in a minute.
FEBRUARY 18
"Boys', I never told eny on ye . ove my dog
scrape, did I ?"
"No, Sat, not as we know on; you've mixed
up dog Bo in all your doins that we can't tell
adzactly what dog serape ye mean."
" Well, I mean ole Stuff Gut. Did eny on yo
see 'im 7"
No."
"Well, ye missed a site. He wur ,a powerful
dog, yo'd think 'that he•wur two or three doge, if
ye seed him eat, not a oountin' ovfAis 'tail for
he hadn't eny. When ho weir a pup, Dad, darn'
him, tuck 'fin him to a straw cutter, jawed h'ita
stern clost up tu the frame oi the cussed gulo e ,
tine, and loch down the nife, and tiMr lay the
hole tail in the troft, like a letter,S, and here 14ii
the pup youlin' like a hound, and his stern look
ed like you'd busted a ripe tomatis onto it.—
Well, it changed his looks, rite onto the spot
where his tail orter .staid, thar growed a bunoh
ova stiff, ash cultured bristles, which pinted
every way like on a split broom with the roppice,
cut loose, an rite in the midil ov all this fussy
lookin' patch evo.har, the pintove his back bone,
kivered with a gristil stuck out like onto a phi--
gin's aig, oaze.he sot unto it so much. Well, the
afar looked mity Bossy and fite, any how, par-.
ticulerly when he wur a etruttin' up to a big
strange dog tu smell ova 'fin. It made his storm
look hier thou. his sholders, pupendicular and
equar ; an he hed a way ova welkin' slow and
solemn like I've seed yung fellers do at camp'
meetin' when approachin' ore a gal at the spring!
w,th thar tumid-hoes close on, agwine sorter aide
ways an mity keerful. I've seed little hogs go
te rough the same motions, won in the peach or
qhard an tether in the lane, when they that they
wanted tu fite, and !Ruda dun it but fur the fence
th wur at wen 'em. I never found oat that he
wur good fur anything but to keep bred from
mouldin' an meat from stain; and when be
wanted to show that he was glad, as ho had
ue tail to wag, he twisteds, and wagged his hole
sturn as,hiliOne feet slipped about on the groom
sorter like a fashunabil gal walks when she thinks
sum he feller is lookin' at 'er. He wur ciallured
sitljactly• like a mildewed sadil skirt, an he ker
vied his years on a nowin' sort of cock, like onto a
mule's when ho is skeered. He'd whiskers
round his eyes, and on his bine legs; and must
had a powerful activ cousince fur he wur the
meanest countinenced dog I ever seed in my
life. Now as to his natur, ye cud never set 'im
onto eny thing yu wanted tu, and oudn'nt call
'im often any thing he got arter on his own ao
cerd. He wur,fikeered all the titue,lan stud redy
to run or to steal as the chances mOut be ; and
Lakin' im altogether, he wur just the rite sort ov
a dog to belong tu me—not worth a darn an ou
ter been killed afore his eyes got open.
Well, Stuff Gut, he followed me to town won
day, jis Gaze I didn't want him tu; an while I
wur gettin' on a head, eve steam at the dogery,
he started roun town on a stealin' expedition ova
his own, and like his cussed fool owner got his
self inter a lust rate scrape an' skare without
half tryin,' an' in less nor no time at that. T.
tied gin myself a shake in the doggery, an' hear
in' the whisky in me slosh, I kuow'd I hed my
load aboard, so I cum ant inter the street, an'—
the—fust thing I seed he cum a tarin' down the
teeet fifteen times faster nor I thot he cud run,
jest ebtozin' eve hisself, his years sot flat onto
his neck, an:, his bristles all sot like a black
pearch's top eyes shOt up fast and .tite,
end he hed on a sort eve harness made outer
strings, ir.rter like the set Dad wore when he
acted Hoes, end he war baulin' ove an old stage
lantern and hit filled with wet powder and sot
e, fire. Now the sparks an the seizlin on the dust
an the ratlin an the youliu an hrowlin an barkln
,n the eighty-nine ur ninety dogs eve all kinds
ehat,War a ctibsin oe.e him, made seam sensashnh.
'Well-;-it—did. Whew w-w. When I seed him
Without nowin me, I thot eve Dad's hornet
tribulation, and felt that thar war such a thing
ar a retribution at lastand then I got mad an
looked round for sum one to vent rath on, an
seed a long legged c uss, sorter eve the Leven
geed stripe with his bat cocked before; Bitten a
smll' eve a hoss-raok, a swingin hie ler,s an a
t,ingla—
Thinks I you'll do, of you didn't start my dog
on that experdition ove hi 'n, doitu put
it on eny how, so here goes. Sez I, "Master
what had my dog dun to yin.; He paid no
tontion, but kept on singin:
I seed it wile no use tryiet to breed'a quarrel ;
eo that I moat be able tu breed a fite and I jist
nt him a slatherin ealami ty, rite whar his snout
commenced a sprounn from atween hie eyes, with
a ruff rock about the size of e goose aig. Hit
fetch him ? He drapped ofen the hate rack, but
hilt a squirrel-holt onto the pole with hipatiff 211
blue feet, an hung back down. I jumped hed
furet through atween his belly an the pole; my
writ broke his holt, an we cum to the ground a
titen—me ondermost, and turned heads and tails.
S the first thing I did, was to shut my jaws one
to a mouthful eve his steak, in onto the place
where per foot itches to go when you are in kick
in instance of a fop. He fit tuitily fur the
chance he had, but 1 seed he had a cross eve bar
iu 'im, for he couldn't stand ticklin behind, of
he moute be called tioklin at all ; far every time
he got his hive legs under him, he tried his
darndest to jump loose, but my bolt hilt; and we
would take our rust position agin. I thot ove
a. box ove matches what I bed in my pocket, so
I foch the whole boxful a rake onto the gravil an
stuffed 'em all a blazin inter one ove th epockete
of his coat tail. Now, mind, he nowed nuthin
ore these preseeclins, fur his mind wur exircized
owerful atout the hurtin I wur a helpin 'im to
iiehiud. I nOwo bed soon show strong signs ore
watitin to go t So the fast big rore he fetch ar
ter the fire reached his Nine, 1 jist let my mouth
fly open—so--an he went ! his hole tale in a
blaze. — Rite here, boys, I must tell you sumthin
I didn't no myself, ur darn me, if I hedn't let
him beat me inter a poultis, afore I'd sot hint
afire-I'd a seed him darned fust. The thot
slicers me yet. He had two pounds ova gun pow
ier iu tether pocket,- a takin home to a shootiu
match. Well, he aimed to run past a tin peddlin
waggin, what was a standin in the street, with a
fleet rate set ove live hoes bones atween the
swifts, while the Yankee was in the doggery, a
firiu up tu leave town. .list as he got clost tu
the carryall, the powder entch fire, an soon after
wards went off, and so did he, head fust, frog
fashion,rite thru the top load care tin war. Be
tit a ruunin ten foot tuther side; his coat-tail
wur blowed off tu his shoulders, the trine mea or
his genuses wur raped roun his neck, the tale of
hi stout was loose, and up in the air thirty feet,
still a thin an blazin like a kornit, his britches
hung loose on the front side, I.ke onto a forked
apron, while the sittin apart ove em was blowed
tu kingdom cum, and so wur everything else be
longin to that regin, while his back wale as black
as a side ore upper leather. It rained tin buck
its, and strainers, an tin cups, an pepper boxes,
an pans an stage horns, all over that street fur
two minits an a half.
Now that explosion, an the tin war a •ratlin,
made a rite peart noise, specially ove a still day;
in fact, enuf tu wake - up the old hose bones au
gin him the idear that he'd best leave town
quick; so he laid his years back an straitened out
his tail and shot. He made kindle•wood oaten
the waggin agin a sin post, and betuck himself
in the woods, stretched out about twenty feet
long, an not mor'n three feet high on the withers,
with jist about enuf harness WU 3 stickin, tu
make a collar for a bell cow. Thar•wur wun
cussed nutmeg Yankee broke plum up, an I'm
darned glad eve it. Old Rack Back Davy, the
tiors-radk,man, made fur the:river, an I follered
tu the bank tu see of he hadn't drowned hieself;
but no- sir.l Thar he weir, about the midil ove
the river, , a swimin fur tuther bank, jist a splitiu
the water wide open, an his busted britches legs
a floatin atter. him. He looked over. his shoul
der every teber lick like he spected tu see the'
derili ! lds„Paota wus ma black a 9 pot, Septa
white ring roun his eyes, an the smoke.was still
•riein ft out among the stumps ore his burnt bar.
His hed, boYee -in that river, was the ugliest,
60 arvieSte art.eaviegeet. site I ever seen or speot
to see in this wurld, euy how. I dreams. ove It
yet o'nights, an it ekeers the sweat oaten
seed.it lot ove fellers a fishin an the utter bank,
eo I thot.l'd help him on a leetle faster, an I
hollered, "ketch the murderer, five hundred dol
lars an a big hoes reward. Pie's killed an omen
an nine children, an I speck a dog, an like to
whipped another plum tu Beth." They jumpd
inter that. canoes an tuck arter lam, openin on
NUMBER 105.
Sue Lovengoodlo Dog.
BY S. L. OF TF.,NNESSLIB
'Rack, back Davy, rarin up behine,.
You show me your f9ot, an I'D eho•:v you mine."
" [tack, b Ick Davy, daddy tthot a bar,
shot 'em in the eye and ever tech a bar.'