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sepl7 Editor and Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Jae. e. sta.& ED. a. MYER.e .
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THE undersigned having made extensive
additions of dm LATENT AND HANDSOMEST STYLES
F TYPE, and improved 'Machinery, to the MORNING POST
- JOB 'OFFICE, invite the ttentieu of kail Road Officers
Alerehauts, business taco, and the public generally, to their
!superior facilities for executing with dispatch, on reasonable
terms, all kinds of
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HIERCANTILE,
•LIIEGAII.,
AriD EVERY OTHER DESCRIPTION OF.
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hiat- Our material being nearly all Lew, we can give assu
rance of the most complete satisfaetion„ and solicit orders
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BOOKS, PAN.PDLETi , ,
RAIL ROAD BILLS AND CARDS,
BANK CHECKS, BLANK NOTES,
LETTER HEADS, BILL READS,
BYLLS LADING, CIRCULARS,
• BUSINESS CARDS,
PAPER BOOKS, DEEDS, •
MORTGAGES, BONDS, Ac.
W...Peuticular uttentieu will also bo paid to the printing .
er Poritei.4; &Ogremines, Ac. for Concerts, Exhibitions and
Circuses. BARR k MYERS.
The Peoplle':i Shoe Stor e.
D. S. DIEFFENBAJiHER & CO.,
Cheap. Cash Dealers in all kinds of Fashionable
BOOTS, SHOE,S AND (111.1TEItS,
Fur Gentlemen, Ladies, Youths and Children,
Nu. 17 Fifth Street, near Market,
ocB PITT3BURGII, PA.
e. D. U. .100N00 . 1 a 0. JOllNsvri
JOIINSON,
Proprietors of Childs A Co.'s
Patent 81aatie Fire and Water Proof
Cement Itoonnzr.
133 AIWA) STREET.
AI'I4I3,DERS fur ROOFING promptly and faith
hilly erect •.ecl; raid all our isorb. warrauted.
11 Xlliog waxen i&1 (ay. ayR c., h•v:•!., and for sale, with di
reC Lions I.r get - ed.:ly
Jos. F. HAIII.ILPI`ON ea CO., -
ENGINEERS AHED
turner of Kra ei.r Libcrly Pittthargir, Pa.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES for Grist
and Saw Mills, Drewerie9 ' Printing Establishments,
Alanufactories, Ac., made to fader. They also continue the
anauuthctare of their Celebrated Machinists' Tools, such as
Turning Lathes, Iron Plancru, tiering and Drilling Macluneu,
Ac. Also, Wrouglat Iron Shafting, with Pulleys, Bangers
JaSayd
TROMpEON . ROBERT THOMPSON R. O. ISILLER
JOHN THOTHIPSO'N & CO.,
ITOUSE PAINTERS, GLAZIERS AND
GRAINERS, No. 135 Third street. SIGN PAINT
ING executed with neatness and de:paten. Nixed Paints,
Oils Turpentine, Varnish, Japan twal English Patent Dry
ers, Ville Montaigne Zinck, a very superior article; Phila
delphia and Pittsburgh White 1-.ll(Sti always on hand and fot
Bale. We are prelim . ..el to grind colors for Painters, Drug
gists, or others, nt the shortest notice, as we have a Mill
which grinds by steam Painters wi9 save money by get
ting their colors ground with us. purfely
Intlnserid Wale. Depot.
11. H. BURKE
'?F11111 & Ifacturers
'la, Mineral F Bottled Ale
of %Yellow 'rated Wirth
tad Marla - , t,
ronoam, T
chipped to 1,1 it inn roe
.41)16:'
J. C. BUR - FILM IL H. BUltlcillt.
C. BUFFGAI & CO.; Manufacturers of
• HarPaparilic, Mineral Water I'op. itottl6ii Ale and
Porter; Ent:,lere of celvbratml Iliiutertce
AM. Whrabouoi!,
Olio. fad Liarllret
Pastan - ten, P 6
Ordorn it Wad dapptd to nll pnrtn or trio country
bortest Apl6:lydaw
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WAD AND SILVER SP .:;CTACLES,
AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
HYDROMETERS
or woighlog spirits, the cheapest and hwt articles ever
brought to this city.
THERMOM_LTERS AND BAROMETERS,
varying in price from to V3O each.
POCKET • COMPASSES,
AND
iN R V gYOR'S OOMPASSES,
6.lWhyd Cal baud at U. K SHAW'S,
Prat:a:at Optician, 63 /VIA &red.
sett 3 opposite Masonic Hall.
IL 4). IL SAWYER',
LARD OIL,
CA NDLES,
PALM, TOILE r,
No. 47 WootY btreet, Pltthburgli,
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A. L. WEBB & BRO.
(SIIC.M. , Orn Cu 1 , 3.1.*:1; EYED,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGI;:NTS FOR TUE SALE OF
MONT'S POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE,
Cornar Prattand Vomtnerec airtets,
BALTIMORE,
ill4cblve on Consignon nt all Id:ohs of Wcstera Prodnce
butt make c.dcauced th,rir , r,„
REFER'S/ICE
eel" , - W. F.mith a C.,., W 11. smith A Co,
13. Garrard, Miller ti lticketzon
traritatql-w.Grn
C. GUTENDORF
F. J. Bused,
EMMA & GUTENDORF,
ANIIIF ACT OILERS 01 ,
STEAM BOILERS,
And all kinds of Sheet Iron Work.
Penn street, near Water, Pittsburgh, Pa
Itair AI r Oftr.PlaP PROW , ' • Malotp
EUGS.-5 bbls. Eggs just received and for
ciao by McCANDLESB, MEANS • CO,
pea Corner Wood and Water streets.
TIIERMOMETERS---For Hale by
_W. G. JOHNSTON & CO.,
.111. Stationers. 67 Wood BUM.
Iir6LES.A.LBLANK BOOKWARE
riousE. Sim. a. JOHNSTON & CO.,
- - EY 1.V••••1
- W -- .III.TEIikANS. -1 . 0 bags small white
Tv Beane, received and for Bale by
McOANDLEBS, MEANS k 00.,
• o,4nier Wood and Water sheets
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WE are now opening our second, and by
tar the cheapest stock of Fall and Winter Dread (I (nAkl,
that has ever been offered iu this city.
O HANSON LOVE,
Vonnorty Loire Etrotbet4lllMtitts
AND itOSIN SOAPS
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AMES P. BARR, AT TAR «POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
HOTELS & RESTAUAANTS
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
COR. PENNA AVENUE 4- THIRD ST„
WILSCiiNGTOti, C. • 7.,
A. F. BEVERIDGE
SCOTT HOUSE,
corner Irvidu SCroet and Duqucgrua way,
P1TT.93U11013, PA
B. D. - - - PROPRIETOR,
(r:lnnerly of the "Marker. tiouse," Blairsville, pa.)
A.E SCOTT HOUSE IS NOW COM
PLETFID ANL OPEN POI QUESTS. It is eltdated
Ina coatral part of tlie city, being convenient tr, all Railroad.
Depots and Steamboat Landings.
The Huns. wan built, in 1856, with all Eat dieh icaprove
nienta, and fitted up in eplondid style—tha ontire Furuiture
being new—and will in every respect be a bra_ c hiss Hotel.
sine STABLES aro - attached to the preinise.4. I Jely.,)
H. W. KANAGA.
1114
e- .
-td-di
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Opposite the Peitria,;*thilvoiLd Depot,
11.1,101: - [ion
W oiFi to Ir,
traitItIERXY:U.
PI2ITSB UR CI LI, PA
JAMES SIiANNON, Proprietor.
AIIIS HOUSE IS LOCATED ON TILE
corner of Pr:NH and WASHINGTON Streets, between
the CENTRAL Ali D Wt tiTERN RAILROAD DETHTS, and
has undergone a thorough improvement, remodeled and
furnished with new furniture, and is now the most conve
nient Hotel in Pittsburgh, for Travelers by Railroad, East
or West. tuybay
CORNUCOPII3E RIESTAIIJRANT.
BY ELI YOUNG, FIFTLI STREET.
The attention of Merchants • -,
- • and others id directed to this ‘.. • •
establishment, which has been recently fitted
up for the purpose of affording a SUGSTANI
TIAL EATING 110118 E IN A CENTRAL LOCATION
Country folks attending market are particularly invited to
call. Everything pertaining to an EATING SALOON will
always be found, of the (rashest the market affords.
ap29:lydScw
lON 11.0 USE, GEORGE, 'WREN TZ
2/1. ..No. 344 Liberty trugt, — J uA t beside th,..!
eamenger Depot (If the Yenneylvania Railroad, which niakc:a
it the most convenient 1101.1130 in the city for paasocgers
Ting by that road.
albs proprietor having, et cuilaidtrable expsnee fitted np,
in excellent style, the MANSION .11UUSL, would rcspcbt- ,
folly solicit a share of public patronage. There t 3 aft hod
a splendid STABLE] cud extensive WAGON YABII, ISM:d
ing ample accommodation to travelers and toamsteis. Ilia
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford,' 114,17
QT. CLAIR HOTEL; corner Penn and St.
()lair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.—Tho undersigned, lorniel.
iy of "Brown's lintel," anving takna this largo and comioc
diens lIOTEL, and having refitted it in magnificent
would respectfully invite his friends and the traveling public
to give him a call. Asanred, with the couvenionLe of the
hence and Lis long experience In the business, E c., a give
entire aatistaction, Dud his charges moderate.
WAL 0. CONNELLY.
GROCERIES.
AMESTATTON, Jr., Federal street, Al
es leghnny, Wholnmate Grocer andlrea Looter, and Liannned
Laanpr. 111 erchant. BealE-T. is Cdovnr and Tuunthy :ta.d;
Butter, , Cluead, Lard, bacon, flour, huh, hbh, ,tc., and Odin
try Produce geuerally, nos-23
JAMES PATTON, JR.,
Federal streotAllegheny,
la now receiving in store the following, which he Will sell
at tho iowest cash prices,
123 bbl,. new crop plantation alohisses;
u 27 bLds. " " • Bugar;
bbls. Grocers Syrup;
10 bbls. prime roll Butter ;
800 lbs." Feathers;
120 boxes " Gheese ;
r,OO Items;
40 half chests Young tlysou, Imperial, andigertuit:
Uld Country 'loss, with a general a6sottraent of the beet and
largest stoca of Fatuity Groceries to be had in the city,weielt
Is for sale for Utah—remember, PATTON'S,
fel redera! street, Allegheny Boy.
NJ; -2(.1 bbla. Baltimore Yellow Sugar.
b Ude. laland
10 bbla. Refined •
10 " Lovering . assorted "
Received awl for _ale by JAMES PArcoN,Ji ,
n0v2.3 n . Lie _;
AITEN LION: Al4l_,Eal LI E N YCIT Y.—
The dubscriher would call your atteutiou to hils
atock of VAblii.l Uitc.h:Lalli,B bought, of lnt,, iu New
York, 1 . .7 CA:4II, which he will 6011 at iovb‘r pncu- th4a ao)
ocher Ilutlde i“ Lila LWu cloud, for CANLL COME , eala ben the
priced, at dA.IIE:i I'ATTON'A, JR..,
federal arcet, hear the vialumbl,
dc3o Ahtuouthi; et?;
(101) 11611.-10 drums extra iarge and tide,
fur nalo by 1 1 . 7 14. I:. 51111.1.1
kar..l3 118 Socoud, and .47 First bt,e.ts.
RICE.— 10 tierces prime, for sale by
WM, 31 T aCO ,
rar2tl 118 Second, and 147 Fire atre6tu
QUUAR.-50 Wide. prime N. U. Sugar, juet
reu'd abd to: salt) by 1V 11. H. 8.11.1. CU,
itS ; , ,contl, and 117 lira Htreen
COFFEE.— 200 bags Rio Coffee, for sale by
wm. H 6311 - 11 i 4k, Cu.,
1113 Hocund, °Lid 147 Fixst ntreutti
FINE FLOUR.-20 bbls. Fine Flour in
fitore, and for male by
1.1.c0ANDL.P.23, ;%1.11.1AN8 CO.,
le2o earner of ihr.:43d Lad Vic.cor dtre,v;d
LARD.—A prime article of No. 1 Lard, in
barrels and kegs, just received and for sato by
..11cell.NDLE.7,q±, MEAN'S Sz.
Corner of Wood and Water utrvote
pICKLEIS.-6 bbls. Cucumber Pickles, re !
cuived Lind for solo by JAME 6 A. FETZEk,
C‘acier Market and 'Arra. areas.
Eu"--6 barrels fre-311 Eggs to arrive this
day, and tar mid by JAALL.S A. b'ETZEIt,
tu,l9 Corner Narka and swat dti eats
PPLANTATION`SUGAR & MOLASSES
-100 bhda. fully fair at°. prime N. U. sugar;
000 bbLi., oak cooperage prime N. 0. Molaasea;
00 Sc. JUIMAI S. 11 Mola.sea, now ' anu
fur sale, by MILLER. 6 RICKETSON,
mr2a Nos. 221 and '223 liberty etrem.
SPICES.-
2e bags Pin:Dente;
100 " Grain Pepper, )wit received end fo r sale
by bIILLt It c 111Ciit118ON.
rer2s 1 , 1 , a. 221 and z. 21 Liberty street
COD Fl Sll.-
3 chinas extra large ev.d Plitt;
3 " largo - - Jast received and
for sale, by MILL E & ItICKEI6OI , ,,
t0r2.5 Nas. 221. arid 213 Liberty Etreet.
LliT.—A commodious three story Frame
Eoutre, with /Stick Basernent—sittuded on Bedlord
teet, by V 11.1,191 t S 1110.1%./TBON,
inr:La Noe. '2'2l and 223 Liberty utreet
4 - AMES MI LLINGAR, MONONGAIIELA
di PLANING 4IILL, would respectfully inform the public
that he bait rebuilt since the tire, and having enlarged hie
establishment, and tilled it with the newest and moat ap
proved machinery, is now prepared to furnish.flooring and
planed boards, scrowl sawing and res./wing, doors, sash and
Mutb.re, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box making, &c.
South Pittsburgh, September 7, 1857. le, 10
CHARLES W. LEWIS, ALDERMAN,
And Lx-OlEcio Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WYLIE
A %; D STREETS.
ellbusiness connected with this office will be att. , nded to
with promptness. Conveyances of all Idnds done with legal
accuracy—much as Leeds, Mortgages, Runde, Powers of St.
mreey, &c. Titles to Heal Refute examined.
To the weathers of the Bar he tensors his uervites as Com
missioner to take Depositions to bo read In the several Courts
01 this State, and elsewhere. Ilia Wilco hi one of the main
Pullet Stations of the city, and consequently his facilities in
ececulhig business of that kind are very desirable. ifelo:ly
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WA RE
110U8E. WM. U. JOI.I.N6TON &
au2,o 57 Wood strt.a.
HOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE
wpd. G. JO NON 41
WIN Du W GLASB.—Aa aseortment of
GAllito 041114, as9rated sizes, - for Fate by
WSI. 11. SMITH & ,
car2O 118 Second, end 147 First etre.t..-..
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.—A large asort
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meat of tdv,erite Grande., on hsu l and for bade by
9511T11 .1 CO.
118 Second, and 147 Fir.t streAs
fRANGES.-100 boxes Messina Sweet Or
&ogee, just received end tor este, by
T HE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE.
NO. 71 FIFTH STREET
Plow opening, a complete assortment or Spring Goods,
new and latest styles or Ladles Fine French Congress
Guile's, Glom. Calf Congress Gaiters, Glom. Calf Slippers,
Ladies and !lasses black and colored Heel Gaiters.
DiFFENBSOURR & CO.
DARISIAN TOOTH PASTE, prepared
under the oupervioion of Dr. Tlnllihen, dnrgeon Den
Get, for sale by JOS. FLEMING,
ANOTIIER supply of Low &Son's superior
London Toget supply
received today, by
JOB. FLEMING,
feta Corner Diamond and Market street.
OGS.—Dressed Hogs, jnst received and
for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
delfl BR Warm Went.
DERFUJNIERY—Of descriptions and prices,
can be had at J d. FLEHINI3,B,
CorsasTA.o4lll3ll•nel,fdarbAki ergot
10 SACKS FE B A Asi TilE y ßS dol g u sa vAl le by
N. 19 sad gA Wood stmt.
PltOPEtliall e ss
1)7 iVord en vet
REYMER & ANDERSON,
No. 37 Wood street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
ROBERT A. LOOMIS,
(Succogeor to 13:T. 0: Morgan,)
AND DEALER IN' BOOKS, PERIODICALS
AND NEWSPAPERS,
No. 41 birth R. trubt, Pittsbnigty Pa,
Comlipartraersatip.
/NUE undersigned have entered into Co
x, Pa.rtuership, 111/(16I the style of Wm. (J. Johnston
SAMUEL It. JOHNSTON, JR.,
WILLIAM O. JOIN &TON.
Pittsburgh, S.3ptomber 5, 1857.
6. JOiiNSTON, TB. Wll. 6. JOITheITOII.
wn. G. JOHNSTON tat. CO.,
QTATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers,
Aj and JOB PRINTERS, N.. Gr 7 Wood etleet, between
Tird and Fourth, Pilbsbargb, Pa. '3630
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
• 11) II AO S' , !
I 4 c r .; FULL GRAY!) PIANOS!
g •
PARLOR GRAND PIANOS 11
IND NEW STYLE SQUARE PIANOS,
fount the Monufactrry of CIIICKEILING a SONS',
BCWTON, just received from the manufactory of Chickuring
Sons', Boston, the following desirable and elegant stock of
their PIANO FORTES :
One Pull eeveu octave Grand Piano Forte," with superbly
carved case.. Price.. z. - .ssl.lo
One Fall seven oatitvb - Grarid.Pfario Forte elegant Rotio
woed cede. Price $7OO
Ono New Parlor Grand eoven octave Piano, nears, equal
in power to a fall Grand, and occupying only the
room of an ordinary square Piano. Price $6OO
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.SQUARE PIANOS]
Two full carved Rogewood, Louis X.l.Vth, seven octaves,
with carved Desk and Feet work.
Two Rosewood seven octave--Clifford style.
Two Rosewood. carved mouldings, seven octave.
Four Rosewood, plain round corners, seven octave.
Three Walnut, plain round front corners, seven octaves.
Four IL ti 66 /I 61 E3lO 66
ft ft 61
Four Rosewood " 6 a 41
All of the above are of their NEW SOALE, and with fall
Iron frames, and their now Patent Action.
These Instruments have been finished specially for the
subscriber, and will be warranted to purchasers. For sale
st•their reduced prices. JOHN 11: SIELLOR,
No. 81 Wood street,
&. to Agent for Oldckering Sono'
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
lID. RTNEIIART,
VV
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS.'
COMMERCIAL GOUGES.
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AMP.
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Pittaburgh, l'a.---4-Chartered, 1855.
Board of 12 Trustses—rsoulty of 14 Teachers.
300 6T13D1,106 JititlePS, 1858.
Young Men Th'ep.a red for Actual Datia qf the rountiw Ram
INSTRUCTION GlVE.a . `d IN SINGLE
and Doable-:=retry,
Bock Keeping. as used In every de,
par!ment linsiae.a. Commerc!al, Aril idnot ic, Rapid Bust
eqs Writing, Mercantile Cor,,,u,ondence, Commercial Law,
Detectilg Conntorfult Money, Political E.conomy,Elismition,
Photioglaohy, and ad other sii , ,J,,ta noceesary for tho thor
ough education of a practical business tran.
J. a. SMITLI, A. al, Prob.tsor of Book-Keeping and
enieuce of Accounts.
J. C PORTER, Prof. of Mathematics.
ALEX cOWLEY and A. T. DOUTRErT, Profs. of Pen.
maushm.--twolvo first premiums over all competition for
best Pen and Ink Writing,
.Crie' AND NOT Suit ENGRA7kD V7olllt,
Terms, A—Full wane, time anohnited, enter at any timo
—$J5. A, o. age t me, Bto 12 wcelri. Board about $2,50.
Entire coat, sso to r. - 0. ors tastes waisted in obtaining a
sitnation. epecimeus of unecpialled writing and circulars
aunt iron. Address, W JENKINB,
mr'2.7 Pittsburgh, Penn ,ylvania.
DRAWING LESSONS,
11ON 0111 COMIERIAL COLLAGE,
IN .MECHANICAL, A RCRITIIIIT Ull,l 1,,
A:: I) CRAYON DRAW IN,),
y N 10 Le. It Z
For further int . ' mutp,ii apply to Mr„ .r. .115 N
KL.NIS, Principal of tr,n City Co .iniorcial College, Pitts
burgh. I . 110,714:thud.
Wheal, Ele aati i;as•ir
tip. A IA XL L g
ALLaiiiilla
CiII E SUBSCRIBERS ILIVE TAKEN
tho above votablialcent, and aro pr , opanxl to
I'SY TiL !AWL:EIi ISIAELIZZ't IN OAHU run
35,u00 1311811E1.3 OF WHEAT.
HYX.
It is tho hatontion cf the proprietors to olTur EILTIA MORE+
f.,r any choitto lute of White or Nod Wheal. They Intend to
mate very superior Family Flour, and are willing to pay a
premium in titef ur bvr, , in t,he. :delve of ma nitro price, to in•
lace, him to raise a choice <polity of 'Wheat, mid to bring it
lo market in good order.
igifnlydaw R.. 'V. NINNNEDY dt BRO.
AWRIES' 6d a 9 atll~
C 0 N 0, ; T I 0 N C
ONPEOTION, 6 0
NFEt;TiON,VON
F NOTI - uN, CONJ.'
•OTION , C (I N F
U TION, CONieNO
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N,CONFEOP T ON
CO NE EOTI ON .
The most pleasant, Stile and eti , ctual Worm Remedy now
to use.
Prepared and Bold, whoLeale and rmall, by
ANGt.:LL k 11:11T,
Clor. Wood and tditlt e.a, Pittsburgh, Pa,
ktd sold by Prreetots I , .nr2' IV. ia2l
LipplatCoEl, Skaurilea & P -arson,
NO. 104 WOOD STREET, NEAR '2111 . 11.
ANUF.A ()TIMERS OF TRUNKS, Va
al, 'ices, Eat and Bonnet Boxes, Ladles Traveling
i'runks, Carpet Bass, &0., hoop constantly %ea hand a ergo
d [OCk. We are prepared to do O wheleaale trade; and hay.
mg facilities to turn out good strait at reduced prices, we
would invite the -trade to cull and examine our goods be.
fere purchasing elesties ac 'S.
T. Olt Alt LES LIB ERY7STABLE S.-
kJ The undersigned has bought the lease
of the above named Stables,- to.
g!dher with a portion of the extols.
stock of Horses and Carriages,-V
t.ite the property of James tdathews, decoased. Lu addition
o the stock tefere-mentioned, he has al 90 added a number of
FINE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRLAGRS,
etch were formerly employed at his Livery Stables in
below Wood street. Ad ho gives his personal often
-601, to the business, a continuance of the patronage which
ho has hitherto received iron public is solicited.
JACOI; GARDNER,
St. Charles Livery Stables.
N. B.—A HEARSE and any number of CARRIAGES can
always be procured for 'funerals. .ele29
QLX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER
YARD—Ono Bale Craeb, jut received, by
car'? 0. HANSON LOVE, 7-1 Market street.
OOL LE Y'S SALVE for sale wholeslae
mid robin at Elia Drug btoro of
JORN ilArr, JR ,
th. 42 I l4nuor of 11:oc...1 ai..l Sittltate., Hittabrui;h.
iii6RP.I.IIA.-4A) oz. just ree'd and
LY for 'title by l ap2l B. L. FAELNESTOCK.it CO.,
1()0 1.18114. N. C. TAR, f,..r Sale by
11.4.0ALEV, COHSRAVI h CO.,
11.0ITSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
GLAZINti—lu all of its branches executed protairt.
13 and In the Legit manner, i,y ,11 J it. ruumes,
tart) 2r; r,ed 28 St Clair street.
I ,,T EW GOODS FOIL SPIUNG SALES. —
We ere daily recuiyiug from our own and Eastern
factories, additions to our etoen, which t'oltiliSt.d iu ' , set of
floor fit Cloths,
Carriaao Oil Cloths,
rurnitu+o Oil Cloths,
Tab o Oil Cloth-,
Crash Oil Cloths,
Transparent (11 Cloths,
Transparent Window Fhades,
Buff Holiande and
Shade Trimmings
Merchants, BeniekeepEra, and others, requiring any goods
in our line, aro invited to call and examine the stock, and
Judge for the.m.‘elves in regard to the quality and prices.
. J. A it. PUILLIPS,
m r 26 Noa. 26 and 23 St. Clair stre.it.
GUM SHELLAC.--8 cases just reed and
for Bale by [ap2l B. L. FAILNEBTOCK .k CO.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-20 sacks Buck
wheat Flour, 60 lb sacks, just received and for gale
by McOAANDLEBB,* INIE ANS di CO.,
fe2o
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS.-50 doz.
assorted sizes. Also, Stand and Bureau Covers ; on
band and for sale by J. & H. PRILLIP6,
mrl6 26 and 2S Et. Clair street.
eiI3EESE-6 0 boxes prima Western reserve .
coracle by [dell] MC IL MUTH
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1858
No. 12g WOOD STEEKT
D'ua. 18 and 20 Wool !area
MEMMIIIIMI
BANKS
DOLLAR SAV AN GS HAN
No. t 5 4buich Sirea,
110011,' Jjailfi l 1:19W BUILDING.
OPEN DAILY, frota 9 to 2 o'clock; also,
on Wednesday and. Batt:inlay evenings, from May lot
to November lot, from 7 to 9 o'clock; and from November
let to May lot, from 8 to 8 o'clock.
Deposits received of all mums not Las than 011.11 D31.1.LZ,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice . a year, in June
cad Dodember. Interest was declared at the rate of: six per
cent. per annum, on the first of December, 1886; also in
Juno and Detember,lBs6,4ind in June and December,lBl7.
Interest, if not drawn ouf,.is placed to the credit of the
depositor as principal, and Wats the mime interest from the
first days of June and Der:Maher, compounding twice a year
without troubling the depositor to call or even to present
his pass book. At this rate, money will double In leas than
twelve years, making in thceaggregato EIOEM AND 0111. , 11A11 ,
OCR UHT. a YEAR..
Books containing thit Chr....- - ter, By-Laws, Rules and itegie•
lotions, furnished gratis, on appcation at the °Mos.
Prealdletat--QEOUGE ALBELM.E.
nos rusatenue.
Hopewell Hepticern, John H. Bhoonbergtr,
James Bhidle, 11. Grattan Murphy,
Alexander Bradley, - lsaac M. Pennock,
Robert Bubb, !James D. Kelly,
William B. Lavely, `James Herdman,
Hill Illirgwin, John S Cosgrove,
•
William J. AndorsoD, ` ; :demos W. Hallman,
John U. Backofen, . Charles Knap,
Albert Culbertson, ; P. A. Madeira,
John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor
J. Gardiner Coffin,Waltar P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, • Wilson- Miller.
David Campbell. A.lll. Pollock, M. D.
,Oharlos A.,Colton,o . Henry L. Ringwalt,
William Douglass, ,John M. Sawyer,
Francis Felix, George B. Belden,
Ueorge F. Gillmore, ',Alexander Tindle.
James S. Hoon, j Theolsaid Umbstaett,t,
wlliNio 8. Haven, George R. White, •
Stcrelary and Treasurer-011AB. COLTON. Lf,•3
BANK °F . IOWA.
A. J. STEVENS &
"Aitimoms,
. • .
iiIOLLEOTIONS MA ' and prompti l
1 4,„, mitted. LANDS selected, and locate,. CapnalistH
wining to make intreatumuts FA 4ho Woet, mai do authrough
tiAts house. Correspondence sollcibsi [ruyllLeut
LUST= LOOMIS
AUSTIN LOOMIS , CO., Dealers in
Promisaory Notos, i llbnas, faarigages, and all Securities
for Atoney.
Money Loaned on OlLeckn nt e4ort dace, with cill..terat
eeeurity.
NOTES AND D.RAY.CS BGITOR'r AND SOLD.
Parsons desiring Loans can be accommodated on reasona
ble terms, andlcavitathits can he famished with good securi•
ties atlotanneralavo prlcos.
Also; attend' to the Bale, lientiug and Leasing of Ileai
Estate.
'Office, No. 92 FOITETII sircet, above Wood.
ha. AUB UN LOOalk, Notary Public. Lin9as
rtj 110LMES .& SONS, .Bankers apl Ex
,Ll • can go Brokers, and Dealer. , 6) Notes, Draftif, Accept
ances, (told, bitter and Bank Notes. Ilteltange on the
ern and WCBteril Cities constantly ,IIV sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout th 4 United
,itates. Deposita received in yar funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and'fieurth aOt. ijaittkly
1 1 1 11.0 MA S WOODS, Coniniereial Brok 4, and
Dealer ill Notes, Boats, Stocks, Eual Estate, ac., No. 76
S'eUrth street, Pittsburgh, • ' • but.
GUN WOODS, It
....ANKLE , 'AND EVAL&NCE
DEMUR, Dealer in Exchange, (Joruniercial aid Daub
Notes. Stock bought and sold on Col,ollllBllioll.
earefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposits.' No. e 7
JONltti' NEW BUIDDIMI, lienrth sifeet.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Q n. CIITIIBERT 86 SON'S OFFICE, No. 6I
Market street, for the sato . and putelotaG 'of lira!
Estate, renting houses, attending to ittallaliCl3 and, repot.
obtaining loans on bonds, mort6akas,..to; mating couve:, •
tutees, deeds, bonds, &e.; writing /Klll'3 and earrt.spoadiug
Kith }partied abroad, &e. • oclB
° BELDEN SEYMOUR,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
CLEVELAND; OHIO
.E..aixar..Nttns.—llussrn. Fianna, Oar otaun & Co.,
Pa.tkg, Jyll:y
- -
W.ESTERN , Xa.ATIDS.
ALEXANDER - GARRETT:
REAL ESTATE AGENT, NO. LO WATLB. STREET,
CLEVELAND, 01110,
Has for sale Lands in Illinois, Wisconsin, bLinucdota,
Michigan and lowa. tie will exchange Lands in Wisconsin,
/CC., for Pittabutgn manufactures, and also for city inoporty.
All letters of inquiry anawerof groin), by athlrowlitg MU us
abcre. au y
PRoPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOIL SALE.-45 aoroa of Land near Hal
tows Station, on the Allegheny Valley itallro:id, LO
miles from the city. The land is all cover. d with tine forest
truce, which makes it a desirable pace for a country reel
dencti.
7 Building Lots, each 70 by 100 feet on Penna. avonue,
rear Magee street.
6 do do -on Vicitroy street j near Alsgeo street.
14 do do on Maria etreat, mar M.ageo street.
3 do do on Bluff and Isabella .[recta,
la the Eigth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh.
Also, 1 Lot on the corner 01 Penn and atarbary streets,
fronting 80 feet on Ponn and 109 lea 10% inches on Um
bury street, adjacent to the depot of the Pe.,nsylvania
road. For terms, ate., inquire of IBA .O JONES,
r29::lm corner Roes and Filet eta, Pittsburgh.
FOR RENT—That large and comfortable
Dwelling House, eitutite on sue Bank of the Monou
ganeht river, oppadte toe city, and at in 0701.. t. OC-lii
phLcy of Mershon, Esq.. cAolce fruit, ultra:bury, etc.
in abuodance and great variety. Apply to
nir3l 8. CUTEIBEII'i` di SON, 61 Market et.
QT01111; ROOM ON Diumil S'LttlilliT
LI FOR RIO T.—. 41 largo Room and Collar, tetweon Mar
ket and Wood stroots. S. OUTILHERT t. HON,
ViT&I L 1 I.arkot Htreot
rrifIREE STORY BRICK- DWELLING
.2. Et tothill F 0176 R.ENT—Eittriate on klmbury street, be.
tween Penn and Lti.erty streets, containing a hall, 2 par
lors, 6 chambers, dining room and kitchen. Rent, VOO per
year. S. OU'I'IIBERT dt BON,
mr3o 61 Market attest.
AHOUSE in good order, and lot of ground
ou Monterey street, Allogheny, can to., boo for the
emelt amount of $620. Terms easy.
S. CUAIBBILV 4 EON, fit Market et.
F"8600 -:--two hundred in hand, balauce
in ono and tmo years, .rill soon° a dwelling bonne
and lot of ground, On Mt Washington.
mr27 013T1IBERT a SON, 6.1. Mardot at.
ARARE CHANCE to purchase a good
dwelling holm and largo lot of ground, in Sharps
burg. For price and term; apply at our CitliZe.
mr27 d. OUTILBERT it 'CON, bl Market ht.
TWO
DIVELLLN 4 I HOUSES; with large
lot of ground to each home, situate on Careou etrunt,
South Pittsburgh, will be sold on favorable berme, by
S. OUTIIBIifiIE BUN,
mrl7 61 Market at rpm .
GREEN, MARSHALL AN i. BOONE
Counties, lowa—valuable lands In these °aunties, for
sale by 13. OUVIBEIiT tt
A. NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT OF
Ground, 50 by 100 feet, eitdate on Mt. Washington,
for Bale on accommodating terms, by
mr23 8 OUTIIBERT & SON. 51 Market et.
FOR SALE—A Cottage House of' hall and
4 rooms, kitchen and cellar, portico in front,
apple pear and plum trees, stable, coal Mnn, grape orb r,
etc., etc., ' situate on Mt. Waahingtou. Thu owner's business
requires him to remove, and a good bargain will be given.
mr:l3 a. 01:111113kitIT & hl N, 51 Market at.
dANLY $750 FOR A TWO STORY Dwel
v, Hutt House, of four room, with lot of ground 20 fo.t.
front on Monterey street, Allegheny city, by 110 deep to an
alley. Terms, $4OO to hand, balance at one, two and three
years. S. CUTLIBERT & SON,
n0v2.4 fit Market street.
VOR SALE---A Drug Store, located in one
of the beet alb:Lotions in the city of Plitiburgle, for
either ajobblug, retail or proicriptiou huelnesi. rarebit.,
eri Will and an advantga of rare occurrence. Nor iLfOrtlat-
ULM ioquire of JllliN HAFT, Ja.,
No led, e-oruer ilfrLL owl Wood it reeta,
4.9 Pittsteterati.
lith/ APS.—A large assortment of Pocket
Maya for 1859, comprising Sectional and Township
of Penneylinn.a, Ohio, Indisna, Illinois, lows, Mis•
soui Kansas, Nulasulta and. Minnesota, ou hand awl for
a.tle .
NOB. 91, 38 said 3.5 Market street.
fop VELLOWS" ROLL, WARRA N T
Yao l lusltion Books, for dale. by
W. fi: HAVEN,
4 1 ,5 Homer Market and Second atreaa.
COVERED CANE HOOPS—Superior to
Biala 01 Wbaldbuue, fur Mad. A largo invoice just
opdudd at HOItSE'B,
77 Market d treat.
A_RSEILLES SHIRT FRONTS,
AND SHIRT CULLA tte
~YVito and Fausy Cutara r kat rei,si wed at
fIORNE43, 77 Market street.
COLLARS AND SETS--A fret&
lot of *4 hite and Colored, opened at
app .1( tls. HORNE'S., 77 Market street.
MAPPIN BRO.'S COTLERY.—We are
now Wl:fa:rat to offer a full supply of tale moat NU •
parlor Cutiory at fair pricra. It is peculiarly well wet thy
the attention of dealorc. BOWN & TETLEY,
No. 131 Wood street,
o p 3 Man nfer tut ere Agoeit4._
SHOOTING GALLERY,
NO. 136 WOOD STREET.
ap3 EOWN & TETLEY.
FRUITS for Christaras and Now' Year.--
Bint Layerllnisine; choice new Figs; in drama and pa
per boxes, only 1.8%c. lb., at
MAWN3,III, BEG. k BB YIVNL NE'S,
iel9 i e ilia Dismizl.
ARD OIL. - --7We'hate commenced. mann
factoring Lard 014 kind will be pleased to receive or
dors for it. We will warrantit equal to any Oil in the mar
kit. We will dU barrels returned when desired.
FL O. & IT. SAWYER,
figs _ ,
1 u.
,t 7 War.d tt oit.
INSURANCE.
(tE INSURANCE,
by TIIIJ
Reliance Mutual liii@iitance
OF PHILADELPHIA
ON BUILDINGS, LIMITED ON PERPETUAL, MURORAN-
OMB, FURNITURE, ,60., IN TOWN on coUNTIIT.
Office, r.lo. 308 Walnut street.
CAPITAL, 01940726 ..... ...ASSETS, 8482 ; 4435 89.
Invested as follows, viz:—
First Mortgago on Improved City Property, worth
double tne amount $120,200 00
Pennsylvania Bath oad Co.'s 6 per cent. Mortgage
Loan, $30,000 cost 25,600 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Penn'a R.% Loan. 10.000 00
Pennsylvaela 1:allroad Co.'s &cc' 4,000 00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance On 19,150 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance Co 1,050 00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 476 CO
liecelva :le, business paper 52,711 60
Book Accounts, accrued interest, :lc 8,836 19
Cash on band and in Bank 16,048 20
$1152,4e6 89
CLEM TINGLEY, President.
• DIRZYZOES.
Clem Tingley, f Samuel Bisplaam,
William It. Thompson, Robert Steen,
David S. Brown, William Mutsor.
Cornelius Stevenson, Benjamin W. Tingl) ,
John R. Worrell, Marshall TIM,
H. L. Ce_rson, . Z. Lothrop,
Robert Tolaud, Charles Leland,
Moe Johnson, Jacob T. Bunting,
Charles S. Wood, Smith Bowen,
Jamul S. Woodward, Wm. M. Semple, Pittsb'g.
tura B. M. HOCHMAN, secretary.
J. CARDIN E ~. COFFIN, Agent,
rata North-east corner Third end Wood streets.
ERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETITE', Pr-trident D. J. M'OANN, Secretary.
Amount of Capital stock paid in and invested-4200,000 00
Bnrpina 6,3,42 c iI;G
$2113,412i of
Insures Cargo Risks ou the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and
Iributaries. Insnres against loss or damage by Fire,
Also, against the Perils of the t3ea and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
T 0116:
Wm. V. Pettit, J. C. Montgomery, John M. Prnroy,
D. J. McCann, E. B. Witmer, Rene Bullion,
D. L. Woolaton, John .L Marshall, Chas. B. Wright,
John J. Patterson, Elwood T. Frau.
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM V. PETTIT, P7e3
E. F. WITMER, Vice Presicletd.
I). J. M.eCANN, Secretary.
REVERENCES:
Ira Philadelphia': !In Philadelphia:
Seiger, Lamb a Co., I Stolnmitz, Justice Co.,
Truitt, Bro. a Co., I Buck, Morgan a addible,
A. T. Lana Co., Pumrol , Caldwell a Co.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, NO. '..17 WATER STREET.
au7 It. W. POINDEXTER, At
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 149 Chesnut Street,
Opppaite the Custom Hone,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANCE, either Perpetiod or Limited, oe
deacription of Property or Ai erch.‘ndia, ht rc ooe Lta Ink:0
of rentium.
EIN42. Pet.,lll.lvut.
M W. P.a
vitta,rutis.
L11.,k.. lioj,t, E. R. t , ,, t ,,
ii:. Es R,,,1id1i,. , 1%-.i, 11 . r.,,-; - ,
P . B. ,Fai , :t ), j._=•q,i, :• t'u..l
U. 8 liOf to,. ~ i.,1,i,U1..,,,,,
:i J. Makf..4l sce, P. , 11,.
e. bLigitiloVatti ',I , c.f.,
‘i. lid, nr,
0.1 ilt,t r4ini no.d
CITIZENS' INSUitANCE COIVIPAN V
OF 1'ITT3BUIL(111.
'WILLIAM HAIRI.3?:I7,P,N3I,IctIt.
iSAMLIEL L. MAIISIIEELL, SGcri,Lay.
I.PYFECE: 94 Ignier street, tclvyetr: rkr:t fAirld rg./(P:', v:7( All
ItuV-Irieurea DULL AND 02,11 , _it.) It(KIS, on the olii,
and alleelesippi Rivers and triLatcairn.
ingurea agtdust Lase ur Dertuige Plan.
Aleo,egeduet the Portia of the Sea nud I viand Nrctgatl , t,
end Tpauvort.ation.
. .
I.;itzT:o
Uagalty,
.
Samuel Rea,
James M. Coopm ,
James Park, Jr., Francis SeHera,
Isaac NI. Pennock, William B. flays
Bpringer flarbangli, Jahn dliiptau,
Cap:. &tamale. l'euug, Walter Br nut,
Jolla Caldwell.
WEST BRANCH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COWAN V ,
LOCK IJAVEN, CLLVTOS COUNTY.
OILkitTEMID BY TUB Lza I.lt o ice Pb:l3l9YLVAliti
Cash Capita! $300,e00 f Item funs Notes...tali:43l3.
;Tills COMPANY WILL iNiStflitl ON
11,Ifnildingu, fdercletuttise, Furniture, tro., to totju or
euuntry.
bienutur.e:
Hon. Jno..l.Pcurce,lllon. 0. 0. Itu,,,,y,,Clirion A. :quiet.
John 11.lehailw Crint,
T. T. ALtekuiz, ID IS. W. F 91.1.0,
Thom Kitchen.
HON. G. C. iIAR.Vic.V,
T. T. Aio.t.ix4 Vico Preaide,t.
Tao& ILITI72IILI,
V I ft d
Samuel U. Liny.:, I 1 Dr. J 14. kit 1,....tut 1 3
A. A. Wineiordut-f, J..i1.i1.. W. Mt.y anl tt, lA. tfiategran,
L. A. Mackey, llcu. ti tiaini tau, raaiea Ainastrung,
A. Whit.o, Thos. V..3t1 - 1,1.1,1 I) D, IVllliain FOtirou,
James Quiggle, Win. Vaudernelt, 11: , 11 Wut. Bigler,
OtrYIUE—N O. tin Pi Fri! Li rr: tikfr, Pll/EIBTRtill.
ili32.l:tt J. A. LIPPER:2, Agent.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
it, COMPANY, OF YOJLACELPIIIA„
atailvto.B.:3--iihtu Ira W. lint.Art', n„,,
Wagner, Srtrutiol Grunt, .1acol) 1.. Bniith, lino. W. ItSelin.rdP,
Aforducaill,l:l Rule, David 8,
iia Pattort..n. Cat.s. N. IiAIICEMI, Pre,nblent.
_ s eaAs. 4i. H.Shi'Llinl, Et,Nry.
0011tilaw Li/ utztkt. Ilintlpoice t t*rpe,tunl or litfiltd, on cv.:43
deActiptivn prup,r ty, in town and country, at re‘tes at low
1,3 Ilia etiaSidebtit with tie.etlrity.
The Company have rvtierved u large Centlogoot Fund,
.„`hich, with their cupitel .nd plekuiums, surly luvested, at.
ford ample protection to the aaunrod.
The Asaets of the Cumpauy,c,n January let, 18&1, as pair
liehed agreu.tbly to an Act of.k2s•nobly, were as follewii, viz:
$918,128 68
itaal Estate 8.4377 78
Temporary I..K.mtur 63,G0G rt
&vole 61,880
ao 61410 81
$1,212,708 14,&
Since Limn' Incorporation, period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upward of One Million Fear Hundred Thoo.
rind Dollare,l oases by fire, thereby aifordhig ovidouce of the
rdrantagoe of insurance, as well as the ability and disposition
t, meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINIIt 001^1qN, Agent,
odi norlia-eset r . Wood nod Tiara r.tr:
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
tit.INKLIN BUILDINGS, 414 WALNUT'
urganiztd ander the General Insurenc,a Law, with a Cml
Capital of $lOO,OOO, privileged to increase In.
cures against lose or datni.ge by FIRE, MARINE, INLAND
NAVIGATION and TEANSPOBTATION.
01 , 1104:2:
fl. 0. LAT.IGHT.IN, Ptestdent, RICIPD 8111ELD8, V. Prral.
:30011',
DLILECTCi.3 :
11. 0. Laughlin, D. Bharwood, D. llontgoalory,
w. C. 6totedbury, It. 31. CarMe, Richard Shiblilki,
It V. Blibwt3ll, U. C. Butler, Wllllam Odbort..,
,urge iicut t
TITE CITAIVEY, Ageutd,
021ce Lafayette Ilell, entrance on Woo.i yt
PITTSBURGH
igitE AND MAU ti NE
IV COJI PA 11?
ounDlint IF WATER AND 51ARILE'D tITRIStre•
F"I'I".I.'SLIVILLCItiI, PA.
RODDIVT EIALWA l'rcoidut.
Atkx. VICD Prenideut.
V, A. Stataner, Secretary.
tJulapaay mat - 63 clef) tittiti.r,io iiiiL.itoloitig to
or connected +.ith LIFE Rill lid.
againiit HULL AND PAILHO 110E:8 on the
BOA Alieaieeq t ici.areaud tt itiotto ;ea. nu 1 111111.111. E Friell.
gru.a illy,
And ngaloet Logs and Dr.t.oag,. Ly kho, eua e‘okert tie
ile of thi , Ifua judd laltited Net ..getien and
l'i3lioles DA LLD takant rates otiritiittmtit with to
411 ItuiClem.
DI EMIT)P.I...
=bort Galvin's'', ti4ainol Willa, linii,
Jo , :oph P. Gs:Lama, M. D., John &Litt,
James Male:lull, bay hi Molloy,
James W. Huila :au, ohm lois Arbuthnot,
Alexander Brailloy, JOintitt 8. roach,
John Fiallf•tioll, N. F. Hart,
LIMA R. Onatutoi a, holiert Lt. Lim any,
William °err, Juo. &fa 1111. aoilti
rESTERN INSU It A NC; , , COM PA NY
V V I/P PlT^l9Jijl it.
21:10.1t:
g. M. tr•Ll,:n.i, V.6...•0etu j
Orritlit Nu. Wnt.; atenoc, (;pang Co a W.feiviusu) nj
taira, Pittsburgh.
Will insure againet 4111.1 i -ids ot A HINE itis KE
A Rome 'nictitation, managed by 11,. 5..r..,-, Ewa well
known in the community, and who hie , Irt. wined, by
promptness raid liberality, to niaihtalo the , here. tot whh:ll
they have win - tuned, 3 otterthg the I a,at prohii,a e 1., w„,•0
deetie Le inured.
ASSETS, (11Y101.1.1 , 111
Accoauld $1:11.,6uu Cu
Mortgage, 2,100 00
bills Receivable, 4,1.81 67
Furn;trzro 240 00
Open Accounts,- 0,178 09
Gash
Premlain Notes, 90,248 6 11,891 4.6 0
Bills iri tea, 126,008 78
R. Liallr,, Ji
(fr.orge Ja, 1,
Wm. Elkliz,Lt,
Clorga
.1. 1.1. I; iitler,
jamy - F .l'.l,Auldy,
Andrew ..1.1
..
Nathaniel Halteeb, .itlesandei: Aida,
D. M. LAW, %Via. IL Smith,
0. W. itieletsbn, P. 11. CIOIIDOIY,
nticii itecretary.
We make the -following extract from the
able and moat eloquent defence of the United
States Supreme Court, by Senator Benjamin,
of Lotesantr, on March 11th, in reply to Sena
tors Seward and Hamlin, who bas spoken dis
paragingly of the court and particulary so of
Chief Justice Taney, as also of President
Buchanan.
There are few men in the Senate or in the
country possessing finer oratorical powers
than Mr. Benjamin, and his defense of the
Chief Justice, the President and the Court
does honor both to his head and heart :
Now, Mr. President, I come to another point
in my argument, which I approach with extreme
pain, with unfeigned regret. From my earliest
childhood I have been taught to revere the judges
of the highest oonet in the land as men selected
to renclei justice between litigants, not more by
reason of their eminent legal acquirements than
because of a spotloEe purity of character, and
undimmed lustre of reputation, which removed
them far, far beyond even a doubt of their in
tegrity. The long line of eminent judicial wor
thies, which seemed to have culminated in a
Marshall, has been continued in the person of.
one upon whom the highest enlogium that can be
pronounced is to say that he was eminently - wor:
thy of being , the successor of that illustrious
judge. I know not, Mr. President, whether you,
as I, have had the good fortune to see that,
magistrate in the administration of justice in his
own circuit, or in the court sitting below us, - of
which he is the honored chief. know not, sir;
whether it has been your good fortune, as it has
been mine, to hearth° expressions of affectionate
itverenee with which ho is spoken of bythe peo
ple amongst whom he has passed his pure, his
simple, and his spotless life I know not, sir,
whether you have-listened, as I have, with in
terest to the expressions of respect and admira
tion that comes frein the members of his bar in
their familiar intercourse with each other--e-spon
.ls.neous tributes, worth a thousand labored eulo
gies,to his eminent sagacity, to his vast legal
learning, to the Mild and serene dignity of his
judicial deportment—above all, sir, above all, to
the conscientious, earnest, almost painful sense
of responsibility with which ho holds the scale of
jtmtice in even and impartial hand between the
litigants 'whose rights depend upon his judg
ment.
Mr. President, he is old, very old The in
firmities of age have bowed bie venerable term.
Earth has no further object of ambition for him ;
arid wheu he shall sink into hie grave, after a
long career of high office in our country, I trust
that I do uot rudely or improperly invade the
oatictity of private life in saying that be Will
leave behind him, in the scanty heritage that
sll be left fur hie tufa ly, the noblest evidence
ihst ir - e died ar. 6, bed lived, a being h•.nerable
re the 1.111 fr,,m which he ei , r:uig, and r.orthy
the tree yen re which t.“. aspired.
Tur ed, that)
t.:.<3C,iik , 4/, but eompared upon tide floor to
,lie infamous Jettrer, by the Senator from
Maine, [Mr. Hamlin j This man has been
charged the-Senator from New York [Mr.
S.,wat:if with a eorrupt coalition with the Chief
M r.gletrate of the Union. Ile charges, in fact—
not at Kaye in direct language, but partly by bold
assertion and partly by inaiduous suggestions--
that, the Supreme Executive Magistrate of the
lend, and the judge,:, of cur highest court, and
the portico to the tired Scott case, got up a mock
trial—that they were all in conur.en
Cheat the country. lie represents the venerable
Chief Magistrate of our country, whose reputa
tion hitherto has been beyond reproach—ho rep
rerients the venerable Chief Jbetice—as enacting
a Solemn fare.e, in the face of the American peo
ple, on the eastern portico of- this. Capitol ; cud
he tells us, that oa the day whoa that great sea
of upturned faces was hero presented, all looking
on the tielerea' pageant thatives'pe.seing!befere
them, the Chief Justice of Itio nation was whis
pering into the ear of the President the tome of
tide nefarious bargain—anti that, too, at the vary
element when the formee was atiminiiiteriing and:
the latter taking the oath of office, by which the
high majesty of /leaven was invoked as: ikituen
to the purity of his ieteetione iu . the administra
tion of the veverhreent of hi a country I
Mr. President, thrice accursed is that fell
of party which desecrates the nobldst son
timente of the human heart; and which, ;in the
u •omplishment of its unholy purposes, hesitates
at 1m reekless violence ,if assault on all that is
1 suerel by the wise and good. It was
extremely difficult, for us all to sit hero and
hear what was said, and observe the manner in
it was said, autlrepress the utterar.eo of
el the indignation that, boiled up within us. All
I hie is charged by the Senator without the proof
of a 'solitary fact, *lthoutthe'assertion even of
a itut; on which to base the foul cliarge Luck
ily, sir, luckily for us, these eminent nion,are too
highly placed in the reverence, the estimation
arid the regard 'of the American people,. have
their bright esenteheonatijured. by such'attacks
as theee. Mr. President, in olden times a viper
gnawed a file.
rit
fiturlittg.
3ritituel M. Kier,
John S. Dilworzli,
The correspondent of: the Philadelphia
Ledger at Harrisburg,- has the following in his
latter of A.prit:3d,_relative to tho &km' ssion
before the informal. meeting of the Senate:
it was uo more oreepiug from detail tO.dentil
bei was abroad, comprehensive argument. The
nareated the "position . of affairs in 1816,
iit fl the- Pennsylvauia • ltailroad‘watt projected.
r that. time the only line of communication be
tween Philadelphia anti Pittsburgh was the Faith
Sylvania Canal and lie connecting railroads.—
Eie capacity of this canal was for boats of forty
tone, and communication was broken by -trans.. ,
shipment from railroad to canal, anti by . the. in 7
Mined planes. At the north, the State of New
erlr had commenced the enlargement of the Eric
canal, to admit boats of more than three times
the capacity of the main line. The central road
frets Albany to Buffalo was iu operation, and the
road in the course of construction. At the
eeete, the State of Maryland had commenced the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, to reach the
trail:; of the great West. lt was necessary for
Penosylvania to move, or see this vast trade dot
pert from her forever. The Pennsylvania Canal.
c.add not maintain a rivalry with these superior
retiree, constructed and constructing north and
south of her. With these facto in view the Penn
sylvmaa Railroad was commenced and built
.-
What was the result'? The revenues of the main
lion .0 ':reased arer the Pennsylvania. Railroad
Vl!!ti.. into' operation. Instead of doing. dania6
to the property of the State, the toad actually
bemated it Rad not the road been bUilt, the
ee...al would have teen deprived of through
midi - , by the rival routes of New York and Mary
talid, and would have been stripped of everything
eieept local trade. The tonnage tax. was inapes
. ed under the miatakea notion that the Penneyi..
vania road would deprive the State of a portion
of revenue on her canals. On the contrary it
actually benefited the canals. The reasonler
its imposition was fouudeciupon a misconception,
aii, , proved by the practical fact. Therefore the
re,i-LSGLI for the imposition of the tonnage tax fail
ed.
THE DAILY POST.
AN ELM/NE/NT" SPCBOII.
TEIEfs TONNAGE wA-x,
flat even admitting the tax was properly im
posed to protect the works of the State, its rea
son carfainly failed the moment the State parted
with her improvements.
Mr. Cuyler answered the complaints of the Pitts ,
burgh Board of Trade, that the Company dis
criminated against them. lie admitted that ton
nage was carried from points west of Pitteburgh
for less than from Pittsburgh east, but showed
th a t it was a necessary result of the tonnage tax.
lt was admitted that the company did not charie
more than fair renumerating rates for freight'
from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia. But west!of
Pittiburgli . they ware compelled by th 4 tonnage
tax to carry freight at competing rateb with ri
val routes, and to do this it was absolutely neces
sary to earryNt less than a fair competisation.--=
The repeal of the tonnage tax would remove this
difficulty.
Thin in a were uotline of a portion ofllli:Cuy
ler's argument, without touching upon other
',reachee of the question, which ho unfolded with
remarkable Skill and. power.
thief like a tired man Y Beeauele de
Kieeda a iesiing.
NUMBER 150
A Renaarliable Echo
The foreign correspondent of the Ohicign
Daily Timss, (Mr. Jerome M. Foster, late of
Kittanning,) in a letter i, Glasgow,
March 4tl, and published in :he ablavA p. 4
per on the 31st nit. describes , very remark
able. echo. He says
"List -Friday, I team A if
Dea th islatniini„ I,bcia
f3r, the putP,,si.._.;;! .
echo.
We had a trudyeterwittv-played "034 cave the
Queen," and when ha:stopped, -
end gave the seres throngl,. T6'is et.q.%opl,
when the seoond aeho began, though in a levier
tone;this • - ,eFl i sed, when tit third oeho iepeatad
the air with equal r: dality, thottat in a mural
foehler tone. .Ag a raatter of oonrse, we all at
veled, while . e Yorlishirsman observed, "My
heyes, how tineriona!" t wts'about in glia,hitu
Hamlet's answer to Horatio; ;when a nareatn
interrupted. Oa seeking the ()Anse of the all
turbance,- we found our Dutch friend running
full speed', with 'a Sootch terrier, 'whom ho had
Unfortunately disturbed, dsngling from the part
of hie pantaloons Imtnedietely under his coat-tail.
Holding the frightened Dutchman, we
the belligerent terrier oil by cows of our tonoh.
The Dutchman never goes near 1.b.t0b: , .1, tags
since." •
Poutal
Incouveuien ee and delay are le many caiiss
experienectl: by. business lam and others in the
:transmission of unsealed oiroulars, advertise
ments, by not observing the law iu relation
'thereto, s dynepi-is of which is given in the fol
lowiUg regulations o.s the P. 0, Department:
"Unsealed ,oirculars, advertisements, business
cards, transient newspapers, and every other
article of transient printed matter, [except
books and packages of email publications] net
weighing over three c,unoes, sent in the mail to
any part of the - ,Vnited States, are chargeable
with one cent postage each, to be prepaid by
postage stamps. When wore than one circular
is printed on a sheet, or on a circular and letter
otichNmast be charged with a single rate. This
applies to lottery and other kinds of itheets,
assuming the naroe and feria of newspapers,
and the miscellaneous matter ie each sheets must
also be charged with the same rate. A business
card on - an unecaled envelepo of a circular,
eubjeots the extra. package to letter postage.
Any transient matter, like a circular or handbill,
illOIOSE)(1 in or with' a periodical or newspaper,
sent to a aubsc,rlber'or any other person, subjects
the whole package to letter postage; and Ithenbver
subjtet to letter postage from being sealed, or
from any cause whatever, all. printed matter,
without exception, must bo prepaid or excluded
front the mail." Any printed circular, with
alterations or additions thereto in writing, is also
subject to letter postage.
J. SI.IIDL
A r c+, Niaithfield :;trot?, Peun'a,
4.;1T) 1
WALE PAI-?Elie,.
CIPRINO SUPIII, - 1: FOR 1i358 OF EVER - V
variety or etyla and finial, foe dulld, rurlo. a, Chao,-
hers, Oakes, Glum he 3, Lodges, eta., etc,.
block, Marble and ak Papere for renaling, witb suite.
bin Moulding, Berilhoi and De...red...ad, Trill bo solo low ft,r
Cab t,r Raga. ap7:ltdst3tiv
LIEN It 1 uers 1.41 , 111 CIPTTY.
& ( ETTY,
I.I7VORTERS AND I)NALERS Illf .vott..
•Ci N AND AM:Li:WAN ri vA crun E I?
IIAitIIWARE,
No. 71 .111e.s3ict serszt, num.'
The outiaeritiore have lu atare, nra uow re ehrinH their
Spring Stock of I:nrilwale, which has been purchased for
Cl3ll. mid will be saki ou ruisanithle trans.
Scy [hes, Sickles, Mann's Axes, Spencer's hien;
Cast, Shear and 11. ii. Wel ; sand Sawa. PIATio3 ;
11111 Saws, Cross nt Saws, ;Thee'. Sheltie.
Together with a compluto stiwk Noss'
YINL 1.0 ei7.B ANL 8C:13301:J. ap7iltdatitw
CHIC:KERING & SONS'
CRANE) AND StittLlßE: PILIA.OIS.
rfl
ifE two magnificent Grand Pinnol, nethi
11, at the Conitiirt of Thrtli org 4init
tionpt, on Tirttrittay erFahlg, ra City t."
aro now offered for sale rat in, rialto Ware.— — L. -,"
MOMS et the ant)Berlbor. Tito follcoA iug tes. r
thuortlttl t tilio unlit/ ut the khanciri of CLLlairin t : 8 601.,
has hams oubealtattugly givou by 51 'fait
Pirsauunori, Mulch I sal.
air. Aiello•• :—.l.legir fit—VAnc,, to) artreol In Atuerica, I
~. T. o netantly usti.l tit., PIANO'', OF' CUTOKI:111 , 41
60Iv had, I can only riTzut ea, ahilo thank.:ngyon tor
the I..ianes you. haso , 40 aindly Ic.rnlsmal for in) Ounce)! t
hece. thf.t V.lllsh I IsfiVE, 40014e/144d tafore, the inatruillentl
urn the hest I have aeon lo tho Wilted 3tates, aria will Chill•
1).74, Irrcr,bly with any I Euro og.). Itnown.
/Tours very trill.), LIIE at+.
/.9121.1.5g tr, parch-au tir;cl tt put.lk
111 b lelprlCtlany iLiVited to Call nod ezamimo the UP.AN li
PI ANUS above motioned, alai : - 0,30 a eploadid ot
aILIJA I i' 1 A NOS frt.u.s these, world miuvero.tl thak,:rn
JOHN U 111E.LLOR,
Hold Ageatt for C.daliering 3 Eau's,
For l'lttebnrgh and Weetmi Peari3}lvaaiu,
No. 81, Wool eu,a.
VRPER'S MACI AZINV
Fu IL Al'lt 1 L
ow)Ers LADY'S BOOK,
FOR 1.;
ATLANS.II7 AIONTIILY,
Received and for ftalu Ly lt. A. 1.001118,
3t Mi 11,11 1 44, It Fifth tatrimt
FOIIIIIGN P11,111'281
PILIOES,
Al' TIIF PAGODA 'PEA
%Po urn now willing Turkey C;arrauts at ttO/1 lb.
Wrench and Zaute Currants, :it lac and I.C.c lb.
New L'aleuelts Raisius ha' cooking, at 1.2:23 4lb.
New 3lslaga " nt. .g 4
•• Now Smyrna Pigs 1'44 anal Ito $p lb.
Now , Orlattan Prunes at 12%e "LA lb.
Aldo, Oltrou, lamuu thud °tango l'eals, ;41.kvii, etc.
11..eielns, Currants, Bigiaud•Prunoe, whola tale at the lose•
et: nuirkat prh.e. II AWORTII, St 13110 IV,N
tidruer loauriani and Dlaitioral allay.
INDOW (.1 LASS.--5000 yariL9 feoui
V T
d loch diatbatei, for e,,la by
_
11. 11. lIC/Lhliae,
APPI,Es.-30 sacks ptinin Dried
rippled rek oiyed, and for attic by
111
I:.)Ei , cr
1 .. -----
/ Ti) LOA N, oh geed business
$2.4.11i1,.., acediam. - ..11t1• - ,n in f3LOCillar
frbt.o $' 00 to $2.14), hi. lag 1, tau .".ftil ho nine matithi W 1"1111.
Ete.a.11.111 , 6 oh G.
140. Eut,rtli htrvoi,
rho t. d,wr tr.
- - -- y --
j) UPPALO SLIOES.--A splendid article of
'Ocribe and Ladles liafftio Oik.r Aldo, °date
Call Ovor State 4, at Ow V.opla'a tAta - , 43 Stow, Nu. 11 Path
street, near Market.
novta
wr.lq:tt•
•la LUCK AND LETTEIt SIGNS—Of any
X V btyia (Inair.Nl, In Oold ol Plain Colnt3.--raanutaztniod
and put up at abort nolla,, J., 1 11 PUILLIPB,
' wit) Van. stroot.
QIX I>tiILOING LOTS, ou Overbill Stivel.
P(1(..; .11CO, tisto by
tin 1u S. CUTENERT
rrIO..DA y, wri,L 0031SIF,NOE'll0
:a.- gcrtttly trAriced r‘or.<l, may st..,eki (.4
Al.:, AND 1071.tirri:41 1100T3
tisZ.La r00,..1 Lb,'
2J E.; :.:
1:40 m !Ai ,
((u (it 1 ?b.
I1.r.1) 1 SI
L nt. I
Au 4 kiz.l.
J. LI. 1105.1.AN1.),
No Gi ktarkot fmtp vtett
i•;i, 7 r ROOKS—For 13 pill:it% 1 WEIL itubt,sr
Gr Leather. of ths difforbut
feag. f.r nate, by J. 11.
mty tr:4l :IS tit Clair streelt.
.
DRU.NINU TOOLS—Fur tilt) Garden anti
Orchard, ii3:—:awn, &litchi, Grupe. iih6arn,
E(Gtiara, Yrunice tiockt, etc., in grant yariaty,
a'. ‘' • • A1;1:4 W
,VOTIC.E, TO 131ITC1iERS. —Large Meat
A.' Ciattqa and 1 I nt ftl bitui, at
ii Fifth str Piftaturgh
deal
jUS'P OPENINU! JUST OPENiNG
ti c)1;:.11
AL No. 115 Itinrl.ot ita bet.
AVINO J UST R E 1) FROM TO 1:
F.mt, with a keg- wet writ ewie, , e.l et' of ilcnt's,
111ton,e, 11 , 1 Cbildr.•.:'s ahnes,
wore. botglet. lOW •..01 I,lj :OLD :ye
vutenittLy LOW LA•rel t,,,t, tit t
.Kenwcul..-1 tL, plezt ,
I Cheap C. h t Vtort,
f , ota Filth.
Nom.
CIO - V
EEL SEED. 10 1.45. Clover
;"r ..to 1., .1..M14;4' A.. FETZER,
apt I I: atnsJ Market
nRi:EI - ) _APPLE:S.-1 5 U bud. ami„ Pry
arA tar t.y
JAS. A. FETZER,
tirf.tt MU btr,t littrectA.
BE, ANS
apss
—•'_o 14)18. whita Beaus fur sale by
JAS. A. "FETZER,
e. - ar.er and Market dbl.
I)IT.WiINbACIIER & CO
ANIUS W A ILDROI