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This Paper t_iettig of the LS-ROLA dV2S, and neatly print,. on fine white paper, in large, clear type, will be found by the subscriber to giro batter satisfaction than any paper punlithed in Pittsburgh. Those who wish to take a paper from Pittsburgh, will lied the iIatTi.J.EDAY PCI. r a safe and prolltablo incestatoot. lialdrtss, .1 /IMES I'. ISAELIt, sepl7 end Proprietor. BUSINESS CARDS J4B. P. Uhail. IBA RR Ai. AYERS' BOOK AND JOB OFFICA POST suaz.rliwets, Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets, PITTSB THE undersigned having made extensive additions of tIio . LATEST AND LIANDSOMIST STYLES P TYPE, and improved Machinery, to the MORNING POST JOB OFFICE, invite ,t 1" " .tcntion of Rail Road Oflkers klerehtints, business mell, and the public generally, to their superior facilities fur executing with dLipatch, on rem,onable terms, all kinds of RAIL 'GOAD', MERCANTIL 1E , LEGAL, AND EVERY OTHER DEtICRIPTION ON PLAIN & FANCY PRINTING " - -.Our material being nearly all new, are can give nest/- rum° of the most complete satisfaction, and solicit orders BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, RAIL ROAD BILLS AND CARDS, BANK CHECKS, BLANK NOTES, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, BILLS LADING, CIRCULARS, BUSINESS CARDS, PAPER BOOKS, DEEDS, MORTGAGES, BONDS, ac. .o_s Particular attention will also bo paid to the printing Of Posters, Programmes, LT. for Concerto, Exhibitions and Circuses. P.ARR .3: MYERS. - The PeopleN Shoe Store. D. S. DIEFFENBA OHER & CO., Chetifipash liealera in all blade of Fachionablc 1,31105 1 AND GliTaltS, For Gentlenicn, Ledits, Yontha and Children, No. 17 Fifth Street, near Market, oc.B PI'IMBURGII, P. 3. G. PERRIN WU. 3:ll.ccaol B. A. JOEINSON PERRIN & JOHNSON, Proprietors of WilkLs Patent Elastic Fire anti Water Proof Content 1.33 MEET. fARDERS for ROOFING promptly and faith fully usect.;ed, and all Gor Uri:. warranted. hoof:lug malarial alwaym 1..z1, and for 81310, with di rections tor rt,:c. JOS. N. 111.111111,T0N a CO., ENGINEERS AND 11112,CIIINIST, thrner tf Firtt and LiGetty stredt, Pittabw gh, QUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES for Grist and Saw Nilly, Brawerimi, Printing tstabUsiimeuts, Manufactories, Ic., made to order. They r euse caution the manufacture of their Celubrat,d Machinists' Tools, such as Turning Latina, lroa Plautre, iloringami Lriilmg Niactata-s, Ac. Also, Wrom, - M. Iron ;Shaiting, with Pulloye, Hauge' e. Go. dtc. JuhAyd uLiN 711011113014 RODE= 71:101IPSON JOHN THOMPSON & CO., H OUSE PAINTEE,S, GLAZLERS ANI) tntaugEtts, No. 1135 Third street. 1.31.13 N PA.N•L INt3 executed with neatness and dezpatcu. !Pried Paiute, Oils Turpentine, Varnish, Japan and English Patent Dry ers, Ville Montaigne Zinch, a very superior article; Phila delphia and Pittsburgh White Lead always on hand and fro sale. We are prepared to grind colors for Painters, Drug gists, or °triers, at the shortest notice, as we have a :gill which grinds by steam Painters will save money l.y get ting their colors ground with us. tnittely Mineral Water Depot. J. 0. BUITUM 11. C. BUFFiLNI & CO., Manufacturers of 12, • 84reaparille. !".I"ioeral W:Wr, Pop, Bottled Ale But Porter; oleo. Po; tiere t Wolownsil LlC , l,tlrated Whitertoi Ale. Wtkroticor;.., s.l:zrlatz. ttract., YISYSIMILOU, Pi Ordvrm llltua au.: .hipped to utl parts of th. cout.tr.; hottest notice. Aptitlydnv GOLD AND siLvir,B, ST LCTACLES, AT DIA.NUFAUTUREIVS P.p.SICES. lIYDROMETERS or weighing apirit3, the choapeet and beat article., over brought to thin city. TUERMOMETERS AND BAROMETERS, varying in price from sti co $3O each. POCKET COMPASSES, AND [SURVEYOR'S COMPASSES, cdwaye ou hand at Q. E. SHAM?, Practical Optician, 68 FBft.h...4.:reet. 843 oppoait© Alasonio B. 41.;. ba. J. H. SAVVIINER, IiAIiU7.I.6^II7P.EIIB 01? LARD OIL,;. - ".. CANDLES, PALM, TOILET, AND ROSIN SOAPS N 0.47 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa A. L. WEBB & BRO. (Sncottora to ELDEP. EBB , ) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Ar3EN'ILI FOR THE SALE OF DUPONT'S POWDER DID SAFER FUSE, Cornor Prat. and Commerce, streets, BALTIMORE. Itanalva bu C.neOgnannt all kinds of Womtorn Protfurn, and zuako alvance3 thereon. Bit FERENCE lAN). Staith Egan 21, C. , Uarrard, biillor 1r Iticiotson. to.ri:3ted.w•Cau F. J. BOMA, C. (1 UTP.NDOuP. BUSIIIA S 4, GUTENDORF. MA!: UFACI7OItHREI STEAM 801 LERS, And all kinda of Sheet Iron Work. Poun utruet, Water, Pittsburgh, Pu. tw. P„^rs, A yr we Ift26 •1 v bbiA. Eggs just received and for Rule by MeCANDLE3e ' ..)11441N8 4 , Cu, te2o Corner Wood and Water streeta. THERMOMETERS—For sale by w. G. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationer, t 7 Wocl.qtroct. IfOLESALR BLANK BOOK WARE HOUSE. !VAL 4. JOIINSTON 4 CO., t1771-111E-13EANS.-10 bags small vvhito VV Weer, received and for sale by McOANDLEBB, Mi'ANS & 00., to Owmor Wend and water atraei _ ar c a be r o t p . en t ins . Fa nr , nci ItVfl E ir thee I . s t e te n r d ior a esTioodl y s, f3hawls, ac,, that baa ever been offered in this city. C. HANBON LOVE, Boustorly LON &VW" fil Siszbel et. ~~j~'] y '.;::~ ~ T ti ' ~~ t . - ~t ~''~n . .y > >~... ...~.~.' OtIMA =BEM at the connt.,r Once a in H week. I pare. 1 50 2 00 10 8 50 4 50 6 00 50 00 8 00 10 00 2 00 2 55 3 35 4 66 6 00 tl tlo 7 85 8 00 ror. ti 50 0.) op 10 0) 03, '25 c,ut.4 EIMEO33 DEEM .( ~,.u. 7rY ,L;. ~r a. ~ .3; e • , # 1 - • ' - -• ?;c,- ,----1: :1. • .11 - ,'" . 14 3•i t ' ll, ~.. ~.i ., , ~ "..-. 111 T . .t. .n , • ; '4 A 4 : Ll': 01 ,c it-111 M 1 / ='' : , I•i -- 0 ' 1 .,. i''' 5. .3.. , •7-', ' ....-!, ,ill • I .o z„ :3i: r3' 1 11.11111 . .. '3* .. --.7.;•--.. . 1 4 t g ~ ..:ii .:-.- _..... PUBLISHED DAILY BY JANIES P. BARR, A.T THE «POST ; BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD 4.ND INFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. HOTELS & RESTAURANTS. WASHINGTON 11011S1 s: 1 COR. PENN 'A AVENUE 4 T1111;D ST., WASHINGTON, D. O. A. F. BEVERIDGE SCOTT HOUSE, Corner Irwin Street swill Duquesne Way PITTSBURGH, PA B. 1). 'MARKER. - - PROPRIETOR, (Yernierly of thy," NlEwlrer Reuse," Blairsville, 'a.) H 111 SCOTT HOUSE, IS NOW. COM- A PLETED AND OPEN FUR GUP.STS. It le nituated tu a central part, of the city, being convenient to all Railroad Depots and fitearulkait Landings. The Dense was built in 18116, with all modern improve. mentd and fitied up in splendid stylc.---th“ ..eattre itirnitute being now—and will in every respect be a first clv,s Hotel. Fins STABLES are attached to the premises. LJOI2:y H.. W. KANAGA ILT 6.1 ka 0 fa 9 Oppokkite Like Penna. ItekLiroact Depug, liAltiliSBURO, PA tiejs IV Al S IT CI 'l' 439 414 E , ITIRRIIIRLY U. 13. PIT2'SBUItOLI, Pri dikid.Lß SHAN f 40 1 ,4, Proprietor. (pins HOUSE Is LouATEu ON ilk; A. corner of P.. NN and WAtiLLINGTON Mreeta, brtw yen tho %.IENTE.AI, D RAILROAD DEPOT, , , tied low undergone a thorough improvement, remodeled arm farnishe,l with new furui‘uro, and is now the most c,nv, Went Hotel iii Pitt, , burgh, fur Tramilord by Railroad, em.:t or West. corm 7i UCOPILE RESTAURANT. sir .E. 1.41. YOUNG, FlltTli t.STRMI:T. The utteutnni ?..Jerchants tli f gib and others is clitucreil to thist,,:i ostainihiiuniut, which hits tok,uli reciunly - "%,.ge up for the purpose 01 aGoriliug TIAL EATING 110 USE IN d 0111:.T1tAt. LOGAILLi.. Country wilts nttunding market are t.srricuturly L. pertinunii.; ulweyn b 7 found, 01 the 11,8i:test OP- tuiti'Liet :If:fords. ANSION 1106; SE, GEOBA/E AUL'. ENT'L, i'VOPILIZTIA NO. 341 Liberty nit'Obt, 4otilltl OA. it.it:aget Lit VOL 81 the Pen iriyi realt, 1.1,111t0L1t1., which ultilit• It the Ulu,/ 0011 , luut 11•01E11 to thl: Cif) 101 pitoool n 'ect ctrl out.; by that road. The proprietor having, at co:isider.ihie expellee, ni;tcd hp, In oxcelleut style, the .41.A...NC , 10N LIOLIS'nI, would rcspeci fully uolicit a share of public patronage. There hi attei.hcd a splendid ..-.T.AI3LL' and eztendive WAGON YARD, tili - ora lug ample accommodation to travelera and teamstora. Larder and Bar will bo fnrashod with Chi. beet th., e ., i ,h , ,t :an iniord. Excelsior Restaurant, i . : -• IVO. 111 wuo.,;,:lirfn:, PITTaBUIGII, P±.., WII.O.I,D;3ALE AND ALTAIL DEALER. IN LA1,, , , AND fIAt;TERN The undersigied haajnat received frcui the Eastern mar het, selected with great care, SMELT, Li ALI uy. DADDOC'E, FRESH COD MIL EAsrEidi ,suiv SEVERAL VARIETIES OF LAlii. FISH New York Prince's Bay, Egg islitno, Egg Earbar, Shell Oyczerts. Toe tinesa eve, brot.ghf this City. Zvery' delicacy of al , ecasou served up at :he EXCELSIOR ILESEALIII..I), T. up:lyd S. fiTEINitiJCI,, :4 „,,, 1 1 T. CLAIR lIOTEL, corner Penn and St. Our streets, Pittshurgh, ea.—The anderviltned,lormm, ly of "Brown's Liotel." mtving taken this large and comum diens iIOTEIL, and harm;:; renttea it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite his friends and the traveling, public to give him a call. Assured, with the convenience ofte house and hie long experience in the busino>s, ac.,, it give entire satisfaction, end his charger, moderate. felt.th: Witt. O. CoNilkiLl.,l. tike rCI E!i'~, if AMES PAT'I:O.N, Jr., Federal etreet, Al lugheny, Grocer tuid T.ea Dealer, and Lieentod Liquor Merchant. Dealer in Clover and Timothy rood; Butter, Cheese, Lard, Bacon, Flour, Solt, i ieh, &c., and Coun try Produce generally, n0v2.3 JAILS PA'rTON, JR., Voderal atreet, Allugh,ny, now receiving in atAtto the Zvilowing, which he will sell at the loweat ca. 41.1 prices, viz.- 123 bble. new crop plantation s.loladeea; 27 nhde. " Sugar; 30 bile. iiroccro syrup; 10 bbla. prime roll butter ; 80:.. " I , :athers; 120 oos. ea " tJt.cole ; .00 Lawn llama; 40 naitetiesta Youug Lly3nu, latperiel, itualgeauin , Old uutry rea., with it goaural ttthiorttLent of Lilt , nein all.l largest clWed 01 famLy tirocuries to be had in the city,which ie for dale tor Cadt—reateniuer, PATTI)N'S, tel Eudora' acreot, Allo4leny lhty. s ue , ; ALL.— 20 Obis. Baltimore Yellow Sugar. I hint,. Maud 10 bblu. lteflued 10 " Lovering LAturtbit It.;.:eiv.,tl and for axle by JAMES I'ATTON, Jr., nc 413 .1:1UN, ALLI2,ciIIEiNY CITY.__ The an:Jccriber would call your attention to his st,),th of liktulif.ttiLS bought, of late, in :Nett York, for 1.1A.5.;* which ue wit soli at ,ower pricea than any other house to the two CiLieJ, for 0A , 311. Couto and see Gil. pricb-t, .tt A.k1146 lredoral btreeL, near tau 41b::0 aLLEGLinNY fi 0 D S Airtime extra large and fine, for not,. by N 1 ro. 61411 it i v., =EMIM=2! --10 tierces prime, for sale by iv at, Li. 6:qua k CO., uu .26 118 duouud, au:1147 rir.c nt.reet.t. UGAII.-50 Ude. prime N. U. Sugar, juzit k. 7 reed and I.r sale by WM H. rut2d , 11.8 eecond, and 14i First mtreete. COFFEE 200 bags Rio Coffee, for sale by W3l. /I tur2tl 118 Second, and 141 First sixests. 17-1 %. 4 INE FLOUR.—`2O We. Fine Flour in Btvre, and fur mile by _ !ricUA ND LESS, ::11, 0 A:V. .t Oor tier of Wool and Wator Btrow.2 tetk) LARD. -A prime article of No. 1 Lard, in barnAd e.ud kogd,juA recuive,d dud for umlt, by McOANDLESS, MIiANS & CO., 00r,,r of WeA raid Watur Aleota, I:joICKLh.-111s. Cucumber Pickles, re curiud and ur male by J 14 ETZ.: , IbW Cat uor idaLket and Phut atreebi. EL lki.),-6 barrels fresh ggo to arrive this ey, ..xid for ban, by JA.1166 A. YELZER, in , lU Corner Mart , :t and ?irat citrents. DLANTATION SUUAR & MOLASSES & 100 hbila. fully fair and prime) N. 0. Sugar; 600 6144., oak cooperage, prima, N. U. Itlolasgba ; `•Janine 8.1:1 Molasiks, now landir b , and for Eale , by 3IILLiSIt 6; IL WILITSON, mrilb Nod. 221. and 2'1.3 Liberty atrent. ;PIGS.- 25 bags rimeute; 100 0 Grain Pepper, putt received and ter sale by MILLER tz int 25 N, s. 221 nud 221 Liberty street COD FISH.- 3 drums extra large Cod Fish ; 3 large " " Just received and for tale, by MILL.ER & ItIeIkETSOIN, mr26 Non. 721 and 223 Liberty street. TO LET.—A commodious three story Frame with Brick Basement—situated ou Bedford biro.,:—to rout, by MTLLEit nar2b Nos.= and 2.'9 Liberty street AAIES'AIILLINGAR, ItIONONGAHELA ZP PL. aNING HILL, would reepeetfully inform the public chat be has rebuilt sine, the tire, and having enlarged his and filled it with the newest and most ay me.chmery, is now prepared to furnish flooring end ,iiinted beanie, scrowl sawing and resawing, doors, sank and lbw tcr.i, UM dried, frames, mouldMo3, box making, Cc. c,outb Pitbiburgb, September 7, 1867. .1. 10 CILIKLES a 9 . LE ALDERILIN 9 And Lx-Officio Justice of the Pea.ce, OFFICE ON TILE CORNER OF WYLIE 1'•1) FIFTH STREETS. All bmiinost concocted wits this ottice will be att.nded to with promptness. Conveyances of all kiude done with legal ai - ouracy---such WI - Leeds, Mortgagety Bonds, Powers of At torney, .xo. Titles to iteal Lietate examined. ro tho 'nowhere of the 13ar be tenders hie services as 00E11. MI6 donor to take Depc,ait ,on 3 to be i cad in the several Conrta of thin :nate, and ettiowhore. Ilia since is one of the main Pollee ±tatlons of the city, and coneequently bin tacintiea in exc.. ralug business of tin,t - kiwi 3111 very decirablo. LfelO:ly WIIOLESALE STATIONERY W RE WANT. W5l. G. JOILMTOI.4 41 CO., 57 Wood stroa. WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE Wn. G. JO' NSTON my.* 57 Wood street. WINDOW GLASS.—An assortment of Country Mass, assorted states, fur ealo by Witt. U. 6111TH & CO., =26 116 Second, and 14.7 First streets. F I7 . O.BACCO AND CIGARS.—A large assort ment of favorite brand:, on band and for sale by WM. H. SMITH & CO, mr26 118 Second, and 147 liiret streets. B - ELT ROOKS—For splicing India Rubber or Leather Belting—a supply of the different sizes, Jost received azd for sale, by J..it H. PHILLIPS, nix 9 28 and 29 St. Glair street. THE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE. NO. 71 FIFTH STREET Now opening, a crmplete assortment of. Spring Goods, new and latest eying of Ladies Fine French Congress °MGM, Glom. Cali Congress Gait-rn, Glom. Calf Slippers, Ladies and Misses black and colored Heel Halters. DIROBJAIIMILLEB 00. k ~°.s.. S:._r.: BOOKS AND STATIONERY OBERT A. LOOMIS, ( Itlor,) +RATION= AN Successor B. D DEALER IN BOORS, gan PERIODICALIS AND N EWSPAPERS, No. 41 Fifth strut, Pittslngh, Pa. u025:1y Co-Partnershlp. THE undersigned have entered into Co x: Pnrtnership, ander the style of Wm. 0. Johnston h Co. SAMUEL R. JOHNSTON, JR., WILLIAM G. JOE.STON. Pi ttabtirgh, September to, 1857. PIL6PRIETRESS J, R. JOIINSTON, /It WM. O..IOIINsTON. WI% 0. JOHNSTON dr. CO., TATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers, ij and JOB PRINTETIB, NQ. 57 Wood greet, between Third and Fourth, PiLtsbnrob; Pa. ne3o PIANOS! FULL CiILA.ND PIANOSI r cg, PARLOR GRAND PIANOS 11 AND NEW STYLE SQUARE PIANOS, room the Manufactrry of 011ICKPRING A SONS'. BoaToN,,just received from the manufactory of °Watering A Some, Boston, the following desirable and elegant stock of their PIANO FORTES:— One Full seven octave Grand Piano Forte, with superbly carved case. Price $5OO One Full JOYOI3 octave Grand Piano Forte, elegant Rose. wood case. Prise $7OO One New Parlor Grand seven octave Piano, near]. equal in power to a full Grand, and occupying only the mum of an ordinary square Piano. Price $OOO _ . Two full carved Rosewood, Louis XlVth, sevon octaves, with carved Desk and Feet work Two Rosewood seven octavo--Clifford style. Two Rosewood, carved mouldings, seven octavo. Pour Rosewood, plitia round colliers, seven octavo. Three Walnut, plain round front corners, seven octavca. Four 64 " 1. ii. “ St 63. /4 1., 44 Four Rosewood u 1.4 411 of the ahuve are of their NEW SCALE, and with full Iron frames, cud their new Patent Action. . . These Instruments have been finished specially for the stbscriber, and miii be warranted to purchasers. For solo at their reduced peke, JOlla 11. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood Street, doll hole Agent. fur Canekertng & Sons. TOBACCO AND SEGARS. & RINEHAF'.I`, V COMME RCIAL COLLEGES (1l) ‘ - q l } 1 , 1 , , IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Pttteburgh, Pa.—Chartered, 1855 Board of 12 Trustees—Faculty of 14 Teachers 300 STIJDiLN , S ATTENDIrti, J3NIE/6SY, 1808 Prang Nen Prepared for Actual Duties of the Counting Ito. - nn INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN SINGLE ji„ and Donble,intry, Boolf.Keeping, es used in every do. par'meutof Business. Commerci.,l, Arithmetic Rapie linsi aces Mercantile Cur. espondonce, Commercial Law, Coont,Tfelt Money, Political Economy, Elocutio,,, Phuuo,rrsphy, and a.l other sutjects necessary for the thor om.,ll education of a practical business roan. J. C. A. M., ProfoaDol. of Bouk-Keeping and icienco of Accounts. J. C PORTER, Prof. of Mathematics. ALEX COWLEY and A. T. DOUTIIETT, Profs. of Pon. tuaustup—twelve first pr,miinms over all competition for, best Pen and ink Width AND NOT Wen r..vg-triv woug, Prnts, rfc—Pull course, titan unlimited, enter .4 any time —s3s. Average tine, Bto 12 week,. B mid about $2,60. Entire coat, $OO to $lO Oristuatee ii,sisted in obtaining a eitnation. tipecimenti of unennadled writing and circulars sent tree. Aderea, P. W. JENEINS, mr2.7 Pittsburgh, Penn-yivania. _ _ AW]NG LESSONS, AT MOS CITI COIIIIERCIAL COLLEGE, 43, IN ILECHAN ICA L, ARCHITECTURAL, AND OD A YON DRAWING, C For further it Eaunation apply to Mr, F. W. JEN INS, Principal of Iron Oitp Coaanercial College, Pitts burgh. V;1110I41 7 aye EIBIKiI Corn Wanted, ceT 7 .F: 1 4.1 1 17aL Z"P:17../11111' 14,3L210 •ip 11 E SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TAKEN r. t tho above eatablialuceut. and are prepared to PAY TILE f/PaLLSAT I1S11.1:2T PRIME LI 0d.911 7011 IiIItiLIELS OF WriEAT. 13,000 EYE. 10,000 it is the intention cl the proprietors to offer 1.4.1 W. Fll.lOlB In any choleo lute of White or Red Wheat. Thoy intend to malto very superior fatally Flour, and aro willing to pay (ht./al-stn.', in the shape of an extra pica, to In. :.:ce lull/ to raise a choice quality of Wheat, and to bring It to .i.larket in good order. I y it. T. K ENNEDY St HBO. O N,CON F N U T 1 0 N,CONFECTION CO N NOTION . ne most pleasant, untie u uO ,nuctual Worm Rethedy now Preparwd end nold, who!. eele and re ail, by Cor. Wer.7d and t , tr,.th eth, Pittsburgh, Fa , Lippratcotd, Slivortera AttZ-EsJeli. M . AN UFA CT URERS OF TRUNKS, Va- Llll !ices, Fit and Bonnet Btabß, Ladies Traveling ants, Carpet &c., keep constaitly tin hand a urge We are prepared to do a wholesale trade, and hav ing facilities to turn out good stock at reduced prices, we v.iadd invite the trade to call and 'examine our goods be tii.o purchasing fds,wne. 'B. utlAl-ILE;A LIVERY STS ABLES.- Ly The linderelgued has bought the lease 01 [he arm,. cawed Stables, UP' Pother %lax a portion of the eaten- a., 4;o-tr4 , A - W. , dif 1 site stock of Horses and Carriages, - - --W4 1 " 01 . , - - e,,e the property of James Mathews, deceased. In addition co the meek before-mentioned, he has also added anumber of ILNE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, -vele-a were formerly employed at his Livery Stables it, third, below Wood street. As he gives hie personal atten eon to the business, a continuance of the patronage which be has hitherto received free public is solicited. JACOB GARDNER, St. Charles Livery Stable-h. N. B.—A HEARSE and any cumber of CARRIAGES can always be procured for Bnnerals. de29 QIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER YAIID—One. Bale Orasb, ti pt received, by mr9 O. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street. WCOLLEY'S SALVE, for Bale wholeslao and retail at the Drug Store of JOHN HAFT, Corner of WWI and Sizth et;•„ Pittsburgh. :. , 101 PIIIA.—oo oz. just reo'd and for sale by B. L. FAIINSSINICE & CO. 100 i 3 BLS. TAR, for eale by 11AGALEY, CC/SOB/11TE CO., mr2i 1•Yos. 18 awl 20 Wool atm( t. I_IOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND 0LA.70 !,y+}—ln all of it, branche3 executed prompt. ly and in the bait manner, by .f. IL PHILLIrB, mro and 28 St. Otair atmat. -NEW 61001)8 FOR SPRING SALES.- -10 urn daily receiving from our own and Eastern iscTori.s, additions to our stock, which consists in part of Flair ril Cloths, Carriage Oil Ci , tha, krirnittne Oil Clutha, Tab o Oil Muth-, Crash Oil Cloths, Transparent cil Clutha, Transparent Window Phaeles, Buff lielt„,nds, and Shade Trimmings Merchants, Housekeepers, and others, requiring any goods in our line, are Invited to call and examine the stock, and Judge for themselves in regard to tb" quality and prices. J. .1b PICILLIPS, mr2o Nos. 20 and 2S St Clair street. _ _ _ UITaIErLA — C.-8 eases just reo'd and for sale by (apt! B. L. FAIINESTUCK 3 CO. BUCKIV EAT FLOUR.-20 sacks Buck- H wheat flour, 60 ID sacks, just reeelvexi and for sale by • MeCANDLESS, fdliStiS & CO., fe2o Career Wood and Water streets. OLL CLOTH TABLE COVERS.-50 dos. assorted sires. Alas, Stand and Bureau Covers; on hand and for sale by A J. &H. PHILLIPS, =l6 26 and 28 St. Clair street. niIEESE-60 boxes prime Western Reserve Yor Ws by 14831) WIIL U. MUTH a 00. PITTSBURGII 9 TUESDAY, APRIL 13. 18,58. PIANOS AND MUSIC SQUARE PIANOS! lILZH7FAC!TORgad AHD DNAL6EaI 111 ALL ILINDS 01 TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS No. P.Ya WOOD STREET B y J , 9 lel it Z AL LEG 11:N Y CITY. AYRES' WO CONFECTION, C OTION, 00 NFECTION,OON F EOTIUN,CONF Is CT I U N, CONFE UTIoN,CoNFEC TioN CONFECT 450 NNBOT 1 I 0 N NO. 104 WOOD BT.REET, NEAR .IFTH NUM=I DOLLAR ISAVINGS BARTEI, No. 85 .Fburth area, faIDDLL BOOM, JONES' NNW BUILDING. OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock ; also, on Weduusda% and Saturday evenings, from 51a) let to November let, from 7 to 9 o'clocc; and from November let to "day let, from 8 to 8 o'clock. Deposits received of all sums nut loss :Soli LW:. Douala, and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in June and December. Interest was declared at the rate of six per cent. per annum, on the first of December, 1855; alto in June and December, 1856, and in June and December, 1357. Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the eatuu interest from the first clays of June and December, compounding twice a scar without troubling the depositor to call or even to proi.ont his pass book. At this tate, money will double in left the. twelve years, making in the aggregate many AND 0f41..L.1,1•1' PAIL CENT. a YEAR. Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, lotions, furnished gratis, on application at the oh' Preoident..GEOßGE 11.1.13.11WE5. V/Cli Hopewell Hepburn, John if. filly ni , i1"4; , %. James Biddle, N. Clmtian Alexander Bradley, Isaac 51. Anolut:<, Robert Bubb, James D. Kelly, William 8. Lnvely, Samos !Levin:no , lliil Bnrgwm, John B. tacaruw.. William J. Anderson. Jamea W. Eediman, Juan G. nackoien, Charlei finap, Albert Culbertson, P. A. !Madeira, John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor, J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter F. 1liith11 , 11?r, Alonzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller. David Campbell. A. M. Polioch, M. r.,. Chance A. Colton,l Henry L. liingiv-il:, William Douglass, John .: , -L Battytr, Francis Felix, tleurgo il. auldri, George F. eillmort , isluxender Tinale Samoa h. Heidi, Theobald I.lmizinirci...i William 8. Haven, George li. il'ln., Sitcrefury arid irea+u,r=-•CiIA,. A. COLTiiii i 1..; BANK OF lOWA. 11. J. STEVENS & mismoitc6, 10"'" COLLECTIONS MADE and Komp.. ; mitten'. LANDS telected and locate:.. Coi,uulituo wioning to metro investinento in the Went, cou-do to tniougl, this house. Correspondent:o solicited. [mylaz,du LIIEITIA LOO MIS Tittni. D. LOCMIt. A LJSTIN LOOlvilS & CO., Deulers ilt Prontibaury Noteth;itonkla, IlurtgagEgs, Awl all ziocaritio, for money. Mousy Loaned on Checks at short dat,k, ruin ct,llutcra security. NOTES AND DDASTS 1301.1G111 HOLD. Perseus aestring Loons can be acciaumulluMe uzireasons blo terms, and capitalists can be tarnlobed with good teem ties at remunerative prices. Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and iiratio3 ui sew Rstate. Odic% No. SI FOURTH street, above Wood. AUSTIN LOOMH., Notary Public. ad 42.) - HOLMES & SONS, Bankers and Es chango Brokers, and Dealers in N otos . , Bratt, , , cc. anew, Gold, silver and Bank Notes. Exchange 'on silo nisi: urn and Western Cities constantly for anle. Colloctiona made in all the citrus throughout the States. Dupuditti received in par fluids or oil rbia 'Aiarliut street, botweeu Third and Eutatil rritiOMAS WOODS, Cummereivd Erukor, Wud Dealer 111 Notea, BUDU9, dtoclze, Exal tic., N.. Tc sourt.ll utret,t, Pittsburgh; OliN WOODS, BANKER. .6,N1) XCUiNQ B.UNEEIt, Dealer Ezcnunge, Counuarchil and Natal. Stock bought and cold on coninic3ion. Coliertiee, carefully attended to. Interest paid on D.,ltodte. No. of JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth strwt. je;f.l., REAL ESTATE- AGENTS. jCUTHBERT & SOWS' OFFICE, Nu. 51 Market etroct, for the eale and porch:lea of tilstate, renting hams, attending to insurance and rep:And, obtaining loans on boncia, mortgagee, etc,; naidimg coo vey• ancea, detail, bonds, acc.; writing letters and corresponding with partlea abroad, &c. ucib BELDEN SEYMOUR, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, CLEVELAND, (HILO. Reauauniani.—Measra. Haunt', Giariadou Lo., Parki, Ksq. lylLy WESTE .13 Lll 8 ALEXANDBR, GaRRETT, ltl AL I:STATE AGENT, ;NO. 50 lii4m3 OLEIVSLAIVD, OHIO, Has for sale Lauda in Illinois Wieconsin, kiniuts.cta, blichlgau and iOWa. ile will each age Lands in Wien:an:in, far kittabnign niauttfactures,uud ni:101or city plupeay- Alt letters of inquiry uuawered gratin, by eddressnig tut us lbws. auiltty PRoPERTY FOR SALE Olt RENT. Valuable Farm For Sale, rIONTAININQ 160 ACRE.S, B zING A 4 1 .1 part of Section 17, iu Goshon township, hallooing count), Lhio; about 1211 actor ci tired, la a high slate of cultivation, about one-half meadJsv land, of a superior quality, the balance high and rolling, reauy fur the plough It 115 one of the nest grazing farina in the county, having never-failing spring's ou it, also eu orchard, etulog troll oi uaperioe quality ; together with a 3 - xxl and valuable stoue quarry. It will ba sold at a low price and ea , y payments given SALEM, COI. Co., Ohio, March 24,186:i. optlaltf For Salo. LOTS, NOS. 19, 20 AND 22, IN 811.1.1- MANSVI.LLE, Ross towuthip, Eiletgeteny count;, ,ou.priding together,* tract ot it.TY-FIVEAOith'SaaJ saveuteen perches of the very best quality o: Garouu Lana, ,;.ader a high mate of ealtivatitin, and well timbered, 1,1.. lag House, two Barne t Stabling, Potato and tipriug Roue, About live hundred Fruit Tripes, of every vaciery, of th choicest; kind of fruit. Thu property id welt supplied wait ibuudi.uce of esculent water, and is easy of access to semi - . !Let, by ltailroad or by the New brig.htme etank blend. Tole property is within four tutted of the cit . !, and will lee sold it a bargain inquire of S. a No. 89 Fifth 91160 t, Pettsbarge. Or, of ap7:lm 98 Peuusylvsnin avenue FOR SALE.-45 acres of Laud near Llui tou'a Statia.a, on the Allegheny Valley Rafiroad, fu aces from the city. The laud in all cover d with lir.e rotor , trees, which makes it a desirable place for a country deuce. 3 Bulldiog Lots, each 20 by 100 feet on Penna. svenw rear Magee. etreot. 5 do do on Vickroy street ; near Magee street. 14 do do on Maria street, war M igoe threat. 3 do do on Mull and Isabella areets, fa the Elgth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh. Alen, 1 Lot on the corner of Penn and Marbury streets fronting 30 feet on Penn and 109 feet 1031 3 " inches on Mar bury etru3t, adjacent to the depot of the Pt) dadylvania hail road. For terms, etc., inquire of IdA :0 JONES, tur29:lnt corner Itoss and Ftret sts , Pittsburgh VALUABLE EAST LIBERTY PROPER TY FOrt SALE—A large lot of ground. 60 feet irout by 200 deep to a street, with a new Frame Dwelling licuse Hall, two parlors, dining room, kitchen and 5 chambers, wide porch In front, good cellar coal tnttm, stable, fruit tress, eta, Price, sow. Terms env. ap7 DiAllilEitT A SON, 51 Liarket utro,t FOR RENT—That large and comfortable Dwelling Mouse, aita.ite on the Bank of the Moueu• gahela rive:, opppsite the city, and at yreieut in toe ucco• pency of Mzreball , Erg.. choice fruit, abrulibezy, in abundance and great variety. Apply to =3l 8. OUTIiakILIT do BUN, 51 Market at. Q,TORE ROOM ON FOURTH STREET li s .7 FOR BENT.—A largo Room and Cellbr,betweou Mar ket and Wood atreetn. S. CUTHBERT & 60N, rarebi 51 Market street --- THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING 11 HOUSE YOB BENT—Situate 412 Marbury attest, be tpean Venn and Liberty streets, containing a hall, 2 par lors, 6 clambers, dining room and kitchen. Rent, $2OO pie. year. S. CUTHBERT & SON, mr3o t 1 Wiritet AHOUSE in good order, and lot of ground ou Monterey art eet, Allegheny, o.us be liaLl for Ca, stabil amount of 025. Terms oaks , . mr2.7 S. CUL 11BER & FON, 61 Market st. F" s6oo—two hundred in hand, balance in one and tv4o years, , ill stouts a uwolling house and lot of ground, on Mt Washington. mill S CIITILBELLT dr SON, SI Mardcl et. ARARE CHANCE to purchase a good dwelling hotule and largo lot of ground, in &tarps burg. Nor price and terms, apply at oar office. mr'27 P. OUTHBEILT k rON, 61 Nimrtzet mt. TWO DWELL/NU HOUSES, with large .1 lot or ground to each hOtLie, 6itcato or Carsou street, South Pittsburgh, mill be eold ou favorable terms, by S. OTPFBERT Re. SIN, utit7 61 64nritgl rt-ee! 17, 1 OR SALE—A Drug Store, located in one of the boat eltuationa in the city of Pittsburgh, for either ajobbing, retail or prescription Inwinezd. Purchae ere will find an advnntge of rare mcarrtnce. For informa, tion inqntro of JOHN HAFT, Ja., No. NO, corner Sixth and 4Feud 02/0620, feO 121:1-tbuob. MAPS.—A largo ezaorttuelit of Pocket 51aps or 1858, comprizin b - Sectional and Tow ns hip Map. of Penno)litiadi, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, lowa, The. sour' Hansa!, Nebrtuaa and Minnesota, on hand and for sale by W. 8. HAVEN, aps Nes. 31, 38 and -35 Market street. IDD FELLOWS' ROLL, WARRANT end Propodtboa Books, for sale by W. S. nAvEN, apfr Corner Barbet and second otrt.ts. COVERED CANE llOOPS—Superier to Bra= or Whalebone, for Skirts. A large invoice just opened at'. HORNE'S, eps • 77 Market street. MARSEILLES SHIRT FRONTS, AND SHIRT COLLARS , White and Fancy Colors, Just received at aps HORNS'S, 77 Market street. K. COLLARS AND SETS—A fresh Q lot of White and Colored, opened at apb 308. ItORNE'S, 77 Market street. LARD OIL.—We have commenced nmaya• factoring Lard op, and will be pleased Go receive or ders for it. We will warrant it equal to any Oil le the mop ket. We will 011 barrels rota:weed when desired. B. CL at J. H. BAWYBB, Estll No. Wood straet. BANKS . ~'"~r. :-, , i,...'! . .:' , .17 ! ',-- . ?,: . ; INSURANCE. MERILIATS' INSURINCE Of Phi lade!patio- WM. V. PETTIT, rresitirra D. J. I'd'CINN, Sec,o.Ery. ituonlit of Capital litoc% paid In and in76-:ted...5200000 CO Burplna 63,42. S Ga $263,423 31 Ensues Cargo Risks on the Ohio and .11saiesippi itt7ers and tributaries. insures against la's, or damage by Fire, Also, ugninst the l'orila of the Bea and Inland Navigation ...nd Transportation. DIREOToao; Wm. V. Pettit, J. 0. Montgomery, John M. Pnmrciy, D. J. 'McCann, E. F. Witmer, Bone Guillou. ‘Vuelitoo. John Jchn Path - Toon, Elwoc4 T. i'neoi . 07F10r.D.5: WILLIA.NI C. PETTIT, I. P. WITLIKR, race Nrt4id U. J. 11100,121. N. ii V 11.1.10rn In i'haaddiphie.*: 1 in F,',itaiidpl4.a. deiger, Lamb ti en., ; r.-Luiarnit......, Juzilc.: .1 c,,., Traitt, Bro. is Cc , I; adc, Morgan ,I; StidEle, A. T. Lana ICo , I Pa:aiuy, Caldwell ,k 04.. PITTSBURAII OFFICE, NO. 97 WATER STREET. al II R. W . , l'ull , :fl ~',.IET.EII, Age)) t. ... ti l tip iNS UR zi NCE, i • I;.lri iteliaace ilEtseiraiace OF PHILADELPHIA ON BUILDINGS, LIMITis 0 OU 13tab:;13A1 VISE, 4C-,1 IN TOWN 011 OuUNTR , u. :lU£: 414.33.2:t stroet. (LAP/TA-L:019 U s 2 ..... :1i304,44115 599. Invest 0 as fail..we, 73Z Orel Mortgage on impt 0 , , , ed ( . .t, , Pr , L , e , Li , •.,,a.l. doe'_ tie am. of il:lti,..oJ:, ~,, Pennsylvania Itatitued Co.'n 6 per cent M.:rtz.llll, Loan, i 30,000 c.,.. et 20,500 00 Allegheny County 0 por cent. Ponn'a Lt.?, Loop. 10.000 Ott Penitaylcautu thtilroadOv.'e Stock 4,000 00 Stock of the ItAntur e Mutual LlPillralle, ad 19.160 00 Stook of County Fire lue.aranc..- t,.: 0 1,050 00 Serie of Sundry Jim:al:we Coutpuniei 475 00 Mid ltecoiva le, bueioeme parer ... .. 52,711 50 1.1,0 k. Accouota. :.rertied interest, etc 3,3:36 19 Carl' on hand and to - Bnnk 16,043 20 1262.41 k 89 uLEM TINGLEY, P - raiident. DILSCIOII9. Clem Titigisy, 1 Samuel Bind:am, William R. Thompson ; Robert Sloss,, I:avid ;,., Brown, William . .",Inseer, Cornelius Stevenson, Benjamin W. Tin gl- y, John R. Worrell, Marshall Hill, H. L. Carson, Z Lothrop. Robert Toland, Chance Leland, 7 , 7 OncH JOili:Soll, . acob T. Enuring, Charles S. Wood. Smith 8097,11, James S. Woodward, i Win. Ai. Senaple. Pitteb'g. v nu3 I: M. HINCG si AN, secretary. J. GARDINI , I COFFIN, Agent, mr3 North-east c,ruer Third and Wood streots. PHOADELPH/A FLA?, AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 149 Cheauut Street, Opp plito the Cuctom Rouse. WILL ;TAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU either l'erpotnal ur Limitod, on ev,ry description of Proporty or :derchnndise, at reasonable rate , of prondorn. P. ICING. ...."=riicient. itharle3 Hayci, R. It. Cup.% E. B 1.;11!„:lith, (1,..1:- 1 40 W. Prow P. B. Stavity, dur,ph :-. a.. 21, C. Sht , ratelli, join] 011,., tou, S. J.:51.u.,,,rge., 1. ‘. 4 . I r .:. B. P.1.&CH91.:!.! , 1 e, <<.- -... tarn L IL Cr.IFFIN..A.;c:I! '1 Lard Ault Wood INSURA.Ikit;P: COMPAIN 0r PIT TSB L'ILOH. WILLLAIki imtJALHY, PreeView. BAIIIIVAL L. Idl_ , lll - 3.0 ELL, ne::ctel=y, 0 5. , 3 Water rzr,ll, and Flea. 4 4 3.- Ineuree HULL AND CAP.GO MIA ?111, on the O]d, - Eked Rivera Aoki tribuhieie.l. lusurea against Lo!. or Damage by Alen, against the Peril!: of the don and Inland NavlintlcD and Transtrartntion Will taro I;agr,h3y, OLT:. .4ark 3te7.11:13 i . omnol Roo, liannael M. Kior, silica M. poop.:, John S. Dilworth, James Park, Jr., Fronds Bolles, loose M. Punnock William B. I.leQ.'n Springor Ilarbuttrh, John Shipton, ehW. , . Samuel C. Young, .'ioltor l;cy, in c John CillQWoll. ja*:2 . _.t...._ IV El S ' 4 - ` 113 :71.4,. N (.',ll. MUTUAL RASURAME COMPA.NV, LOCK HA CL lATO 7 i COUNTY. CHARTERED BY THII LEGISLATORS OV PENNBYLVANIA aish Cupitai ii3OO,',UU i - ronteint Notes-4132 ; 34a ms COMPANY WILL INSURE o Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, be., in town or country MIMES fluu. J nu. J. Pearce, I flou. G. C. Harms, ICh arias A. ,or John a Hall,!Charles C;rist. i'm.cr Ickiusau, T. T. Abrams, f S. Jackman, IW. IV 111,-e, Thutatui Hrteb aorq. 0. C. 0.41111;Y, Yrnnl , l,•ttl T. T. AiLakhlS, THO 9. ISITOMEN, Fjoel't+t , : e . y. RtFLELNOE,. cncuuel LL Lloyd, I I lir. J Uravelut a. A. A. Viqueinisdner, John W. , layna.nl,lP,.. L. a. alz,et.,y, • 11... n. Camp A. Wllito, 1.110.1. D.D, iLut Jamey Qulgglo l Wui. Vandorbelz, Llob Win. 1:14 , ...r, 0F.F.101. 2 N0 lb C. 8L'i1.. 4 ,T Prrrsiitir.Ga do21:t1 J. A. LI PJERT. Agout. • H ' ,- .111. E ERA L , : ii,,_ LI 2 , . ilitE 11 , -; ;:i I _l ' , al:4 ~. ...i .il. 'i:.! , i PA NI, uti i'l ',l 41:1:1:101'13 :A. .Dltt-tC10 , 43--C14.:r1, Banca:cr,ll/tltNa 011,111, 'So.:oh R. dw tit, Uua. W. RiOtr:rd. , , north= D. Lot - vu, A,1n1!.12.! E. Bone, Dl-.1.1 Itrevno% ior. ?Late,eou. Cute. N. itylon Pri te.tko.s, Uontizttit• to sakeint.usitttet , 7 I.erputtit•l or ittniteti, un Csin: i.ropt,ty, Ut o n zitttl ~.,112.try, :It racy u We t.re rottl&ST.t %VW. t,t.t - nt ity. Tau Company he.l e r. eet ve , .l Ountillgeirt their Cep“..l and ptruoro.. eafely :nvo3ted, ford :11111,10 pruLeetILILI to the :14,!ttr0,:. 1.11., Atuetz of the eetup.•*a3, cu jLzt. - .: - : la:, 1:::::1, a..- va lklied agreeably to au Ac.: of ,t4E,Ili ; 1 j , w kl: to es lollowa, vi , tortgage 1a18,128 tiff iieal Eatate. 54.377 7, , dnapocary 14011110 83, , C,t, 17 .leeks 01,880 0 ,±iuce their lacorporatwe, ried wub -co t, thoy have paid upward of vue t'cur lieadretl seuti Dollarb,IUNIOK t:• , ,f , i0.) ilurdi ildeerrj of the a.l7itutage4 of insurance, as well :it the .I:2llity And meet with promt,:ne,o J. OARDI: , ;; , ; t, .1.1, 1:111,:,1.1art!i-cust. NEPTUNE INSUIANCI -, ,C0N11 1 ,11iV, OF Piiii,IDELI)IIIA, IrRANKLIIN BUJ 114 AV ALN rAzitF,i..T. organized under the Alen, re! iiL a Co 4, Capital of slou,uvo, privil•zgod to Incrraoz, iaoo,ooo. In. in.ros ;Against lose or dutu,.. , s by FIRE ' SIA NE, IN LA.ND NAVIGATION and. TItAIAYOtATATIOIg. nAincano: H. 0. t, ii'D Sri I ELIY. 4 , V. r2.01.(U o tar y onlacrous : II C. Laughlin, D. nharamod, D. Montgomery, W. 0. Stoteebory, R. M. Carlile, Richard R V. Showell, 0. C. Bn William tienorrie, Gi'arge Scott. TITE CHAFENY, Agents, 00. , ze Larnyettn Hall, entranco on Wood PITTSBURGH LIFE. FIRE AND M :FINE: INS Li RANCE CO.SP A N 1, n'O. 96 iVATEN STREET, PETTaistilLi'iri.E, t? - reliideat. A aut. 1 1 }..i.awit, VP:O Procidont. A. i1.111.51311.P. rjefoThiel Coulpiiity insur.lnet appermining to or counected with LLFE RISKS. Afro, against !IT'LL ANL CAN.Gy it.lBltB- (At the ot , in and ilie3l3llppl Rivera and trlbutari , -:. and MA 111. N generally. 9nd agaaDat irUtits 311 it Perth of the Sea end Inland N9 - rigutioz.l mud Tto,,L e purr,,t l ,, n . Po - deice 0.3 q.) et.,ei.iteut - ,41L0 , Izty to nil partlee. IMMEEEM .3. ,- .A.arts.lalway, .',:..aluel 31'Clash...sn, Joseph P. thiLY1:1111, 1 J I) , . ik.it il t.cott. J..,...n - v3. - :tilaraariii, t , ...v0 .Ric.aoy, Junto' W. H!1.111.111.1f1,'..i1....rie.3 411 .1 1110.11 , • i , .lexawl.. , ,i. Ili - Ecll, - . .;c• - _ , .4.,b 3. Loaf, John VallurWn, .;. V. liar; Dz.vid 11. ‘.11041,1± ,-L P. ,, Lext. Li. 11.2.rti,y, i., illiam C-krr, ..c.. I'dc... ill. tf.....26 :ESTER N ~ul . l %, : i . S T rU s . Rt itsA R N , l L C!. .A 1 N 1;1 P fit. 0 , 141 , 0 N, Pecrotaty. Wawa N. tot: Watt:: ntrta., 0 - 41,ug g Co'ti WarohOtoqj up. stairs, Pittsburgh. Will iumre against zdlkitels ett 11.12 F. A Home Institution, zustrugtal Ly - echo ere • known in the community, and ‘i o at, tt.•riniuud, b 5 promptnes3 and liberality, to maintain the `lam, tot wit ‘c:i• they have aesumed. as ofteritat tin Lee Of et , : 'Oil to there who desire to be insured: ASSETS, .. , OTOBER 31st, 1857. Stock Accounts,. $121,500 00 Mortgoge,... 2,1513 00 Bins Receivable, 4.161 67 Office Furniture, ............ . 2lO 00 Open Accounts , 0.478 04 14,841 4.5 Oa h,. Premium Notee, 40,240 60 Bills Discounted, 126,003 79 Dtiant.ni.s George Darck, it. Miller, .4., ..i.- , . iziler, oc,org, W. 1,,r!:,* Ja - 0. , " 'inlay, Alex. Speer, Andrew Ackley, Viral. Knight. Nathaniel tiolmee, Alexander Mimiclz, D.3L Lcng, Wm LL smith. C. IV zucatztaon, P. M. GORDON. ncnr2.l Secretary, -4 " f THE DAILY POST. 00.11PAN1, TRUE HANDS AND TRUE HEARTS. Let friendship give me the-grnap that becomen her, Cien3 as the twine of iho vino in summer. tlivo me the hand that in true as a brother, Cave mo the hand ihat ban not wrong qtiother oft palm or hard hand—it mattera not—never, •live me the hand that is friendly forever. THE MINERS: A iJ TORY OF TILE OLD COMBINATION LAWS in, ibe t•atkic3 of the river We have described as orr,om-cr.lieg tt,r wood in whose limits Pesche v 7 G.l , IC'arOyeq woe an E.-Act/sive meadow, sue r..ouried Ly gronraid wooded, and considerably ,lEvated above its own level. On the night after the occurrence of the scone last narrated, aeon vocation of rein;-ro belon l / 4 ging to the society, to the number of a thousand, were met here. Nothing could be more picturesque than this assemblage, as they stood together in the bright moonlight, with their curious caps and cr.wls, their, loose and peculiarly shaped olotb.es, and their hands and twee all of one deep and mystic black. Many of them, too, had stuck in their cape their small tin lamps, which, reflecting the pale moonbeams, sparkled strangely, giving a most uneatthly aspect to those who wore them. In short, if a painter had to limn some diabetic enclave described by a German romancer as assembled on the Watpurgis night, this meeting would have afforded. him an admirable study. They stood and reclined pretty much in a double circle, with their orat.,;rs in their midst, and hal about twenty - or thirty scouts on the ills-II grounds around, whose duty it was, cus tomarily, on any person being seen, to observe tim closely—if he were not dangerous, to detain him from advancing; if he were, to give a signal agreed upon, when the whole meeting would disperse, either for the night, or to assem ble elt,-ewhere. To this assemblage went, of his own accord, Maik Vaaper. Such a proceeding would seem madness, but nark did nothing without a pur r ise—the purpose of this was revenge against his brother He knew the attempt was fraught with the greatest danger to himself ; neverthe lees, he had hopes of leading the men to some wholesome attack upon Edmund—some "do or' die " hurittess upon whioh he had not yet re solved, leaving •to nature to be determined by after c,ronmsiauces. Rs hoped to completely rati?fy the men that the account they might have heard was false or mistaken—trusling to his great influence over them, his long management of them, the improbability of one who had suffered end done so much for them betraying ri:rm, but placing his chief confidence in his oven talent, tact and powers of persuasion. But he was mistaken ; ho found the men entirely predetermined against him, treating him on his approach with a sneering malignity that boded the worst evil. There is no crime for which the wcrking orders have a greater detestation than , reatinery—especially treachery to themselves, even suspicion of it at once condemns. He was immediately seized, and subjected to regular trial by jury—a form of procedure welch he himself lied instituted among them, and at all preeions instances of which he had heneelf presided. Not " the man Charles Stuart" at the bar of au incensed people could be more surprised at the novelty of his situation than was Mark Vesper before the judgment of tho , e he had so long a'nti so implicitly ruled, for toed or had, with no standard but his own NeVBrthelC.V., S vo:red himself for ie hazerd, sad stood caUccted and firm, resolved meke the beet of every word that should be spoken, every incident that could occur. The evi l. ece against him was damning. There were lie four witnesses, examined separately, and all ge , eing in their black and unanswerable tale, :;pooh no cross-questioning from Merlecould st iae in the smalle.et iota. Then there was aught forward a copy, on paper, of his dis tires, and another of the letter guaranteeing .ete the money, which lreti been taken, by per tie: seen of Edmund, by Peter Watkin, who hap .,elec; to ha able to write a little, having on taught that little by Mark himelf, eomo . , era before. These last appeared to sink r‘ia heart considerably ; nevertheless, he entered en a long cud most able defense, if intricate sophistry be a proof of ability He endeavored ro urge the falsity of the accusation, but his own here aeeerttou was all the proof he could offer. labored much to persuade them that the view his accusers had token e - the matter was alto .rtl,er an erroneous one—his whole apparent e-closures saving been but part of a scheme to •lope his brother and the other masters, frcm einem there was great danger impending on iezei ; smith much in the same tenor. He dwelt :early, besides, on the length and value of his eervices; but all was in vain; he was found lees; clearly and berefacedly guilty by the jury, eed the whole meeting, as his judges, proceeded to peee sentence upon him by vote. It was 1; .; T LI . ti,2=aus Ur ; m t B inimstiintely surrounded and marched y place :lb' tit a mile distant, where was embaut.ted cod pit, known to be eighty Loin v, or four hundred and eighty fees in depth. A receivigg his seutence he spoke not a word :11 his arrival at the mouth of the mino. He •. tz,aii along, looking in a solemn, absent man straight before him, and once or twice raised bi,. oyes, and gazed with an earnest glance at the starry firmament, which was that night exceed- I y bright and glorious. What thoughts were g in a mind like his in i•uoh circumstances whether horror of the future—repentance of the p.:.,,t--the galling feeling of forever disap p revenge against his brother, or envy in Th. tatter's triumph compared with his own mis , 3 defoat—whether dread of the hideous 1.- knew he was moving to, or ideas of es E ttl fr-2elom—we cannot imagine, nor will attee. , t to say. O;+ .mhing the mouth of the mine he was told he wo id have five minutes allowed him wherein to say his prayers, and due offered him a ftleth olta 1 ;con book—probably the only t ook of any d• all that vast assemblage. He mu a, away with a bitter smile, and, turning, I.•lted one who stood by to lend him a email iron -o-I in his hand. With some hesitation it wait Taking it in his hand, he knelt down, and to trice with it, on a smooth flat stone tha . , lay near the brink, some strange lines and arcs. I: was the, figure of a proposition in Newton's Principia, demonstrating the regular motion of the planets iu elliptical orbits. They con! I not conceive what this might mean, has. as he hept cutting the figure deeper and , ;aspen into the atone, interrupted him, telling " Time wan np." They then bound his behind him and his fe . ?t together, and placed him otanding on the edge of the yawning ' l ' 2l L While the rest stood round in a donee circle, one advanced, and, standing noar, pashed him. And he went somewhat slowly, inclining from hit balance over the fearful brink, be gave uo ory, bat, with a convulsive effort of his mighty strength, wrenched one arm free from the fast,n bound it, and, clutching the man who pushed him by the flat-cling, loose, - ,nd ragged clothes, drew him with him, and, o o the latter had lime to utter one wild scream, down they went together, knocking and emash ag against the rocky sides of the pit ; distant, faintly heard, heavy blow telling when their broken Indies struck the bottom. The thousand men stood listening appalled. A huunning whisper stirred among them— ,, lt was Young Crow !" and freaking up into groups, to,y hurriedly left the place, and in five minutes were completely dispersed. And that was the last meeting of the combination society. And so „Mark 'Jasper passed away, leaving behind him no memorial of his crimes or his talents, save the muttered curse in the months of those he, had betrayed, who were bound by their $317M1 75 ER= Clive me the hand thatiran,4l. - izci and ready, Give me th., hand that is calm, true iintratescly, (dve rue the hen' that will never deceive me, Give me the grasp that I may believe thee. Soft is the palm of the delicate woman, Lia:d i tho baud of the rough, aturdy yeoman; Siift hand or bird hand—lt ma,ters not—never, Give me the grasp that is friendly forever. ~i ve me the hand that is true as a in - ether. Giv, , tie the hand that has not harmed another Give m the hand that h.a not forsworn i , , Give me the hand that I may adore it Lovely the palm of the blue•veined maiden, Ugly the hand of the werknien o'er gladen hovel or ugly—it matters not, , uever, (live me the hand that is friendly forever. Ilse me the grasp that Is ttooat and hearty, Free es the Lreeze, aid uristwllled by party, LOONCLUDEIi." MEM secret oaths not to breathe his uaze oven in sol itude, and the strange figura era in the stone, a mystery to all that ~.sw it, It the spot Where he met his death. His fate was not known, svci to his brother, for some years, when in , wrls int ..rmed of it, in language uncouth but strikingly forcible, in au anonymous threatening lett,.r. llp to that time abscon.l.:d on the night after being denounced,-`y uoiniug wta found in his .cottage agile the furniture,loh was claimed for rent and taxes. But lot um trace the after life of Eltiiiind. He was snoces:lni in business to a oingalarity; everything seemed to d. - .:urish with aim, save that he hail no children. But with all this no crea ture could give oven outward evidence of being more miserablc. It is remarked by all with whom ho came into contact that be appeared a very picture of remorse and mental agony, and this especially evident aftep,the period at which ho became informed of tho' fate of his brother. About this time 110 took to the private con sumption of opium, which ht. carried to snob alt extent that it timught him to the 'brink of the grave. Re was confined to bed at last, dying with all the loathsome symptoms attendant on death from such a cause. A meciimd practitioner who was oallod to prescribe for him, on hearing the nature of the °lac, at once cempictely stopped the opium. But deprivation- of the stimulating drug seemed only to accelerate his dissolution, and at length be ceased to breathe. He 17111 buried in a vault beneath tho church of the parish in which hie Inmei, wan situated. rb.are w ag a small loophole iu rho wail, guarded by a crosscut stanchion of rusty iron, nearly eaten through by the , lamp •,lifA.t that time," sail the gentleman front whom wo hag the ineidezte cf the above tale, " I was apprentice eo a aiiiTon in the town of about ten mike from Woldon Edge. There were never other] in Los plane, and we all !mow each other—indeed, rorraed a society for tual Mutt uction. "Now one of Ilfi Sian out no' Otis parish church on the day (A the funeral, botanising; or for some such purpoo.e, u.cl, aiwing the oequos taed charactered of the the place, aura reoon. _loitering the nature of the vault, formed an idea of stealing away the body of Mr. Vasper, for the snientiflo purpose of anazomizstion. Communi cating the thought to as, three of us eet on the expedition. " We managed to bend aside one limb of the en:lei-ed stanchion, and being all grotty slim fel lows, got through the loophole into the vault with tolerable facility, and commenced digging by the light of a dark lantern, having previously bung up a couple of great oats, by way of blind, be tore the loophole by which lie had entered. Presently we came to the coffin, prized open the lid, and turned abide the drapery to sue what sort of a subject we were likely to have. • "To our amazement we found him tinned nearly completely around in his coffin! One ankle was dislocated, the leg being firmly looked between the sides; while that pert o the bottom ou which the head and shoulders lay was flooded with blood, which appeared to have come from the mouth. "We lifted up our heads and looked at each other in horror. He had evidently been buried whilst animation was only suspended, and had recovered consciousness in the grave; and dread ful must have been his vain struggling against the walls and roof of his firm and narrow house. On turning his face up a new dread froze our veins. Never on any countenance, or in any painting, did I see such a ghastly pioturS of des pair; every feature spoke sense of dreadful dan ger, agony of body, and violent tauseula.r strain • ing, with sudden and total departure of all hope, whilst the mouth appeared to have poured forth gushes of blood. " We were so struck that two of tvi were for hurrying Lim up again and having nothing to do with him; but the third, who now holdu a. high rank on the army medical ataff, insisted on car rying him off. " If he was buried alive,' said ho, •he is dead enough now for all practical purposon-- h.:•re in no questioning that phenomenon; so lot'd Froth. , pitate him into the sack, atmdle him up, and be off in is hurry. it will be long before we get such a precious chance again.' " And so we did, filling up the grave, lowering *the flag stones that covered it, and bonding back t' its place the stanchion, so as to leave things as lise what they bad been as possible. "The body was dieetested in different. portions by different btUdOLIES, sod each preserved, and carried with him to whatever part of the world tertune and his profession. took him from our town, the bones of some of his members, or some of the organs of his body, preserved in spirits. he rest of the llesb, as it was inseeeted, away piecemeal we flung into the river that ran through too town: nor wee it ever eutpeeted that ne dui anything but Bleep uniiisterbed in his grave.'' Tho end of Mrs. Voeper was analogous in tte. misery. After the death of her husband, on whom she doted fondly to the bait, it became evi dent her reason was impaired. She was put under restraint, and all the means that were thou used or known in the treatment of mental dieorders were put to regettlition, but fruitlessly, and the ultimately died mad. ller mania was general—on all eubjecce : bat elle had one par ticular hallucination tta took the lead—one event) seemed to be emitiunally passing before her mind, and she you'd constantly be enacting it, though the precise V/ 0: d 3 and gesticulation might vary at times. "Edmund, dearest Edmund," so would her ra vings tun, " how eau you think of ouch a thing Take him out?— let him permed: !—we shall be happy then. No, no ! save his life, and you will make me a murderess either of him or myself! We filial'. never separate mere, toy love—.ho is sure to die ! Savo him ?—then you may crab yourself and me ! Oh, Edmund,' love you-e-my heart dotes on you! I have to; my soul for love or you! :raise pity on me, and l u y e m e - . it u, :ea the happineee 1. can ever have, and hap pineee indeed it is ! tee, Vesper. We are sappy; and lie--my euree!—ia enduring the worm, misery man eau et:ft:A.—dying of. hunger ! While the kiss of our entleataieet folio eofc upon the _perfumed air of this chamber, hie beet promo sound hollow in the con, murky pit! Whilst we are lost in blessed forgetfulness, be sleeps in the arms of death !" rPLIL CLIEM. IC A L OLIVE ELUSIVE manafacturud Gs 41. J. aayer, r r eceived the prefureact3 °Tor all ;At kincli twe.r otivutt Lt.uily hat. Its advantage's over other are b cheaper to use, one pound bring esau-si ta tor.,:a of cotitw.on roeia :soap. 2,1. Unit' the time aced uniy Lu occuplei in weshin when this Ia rued In place of othcr '4l.sap. slid. Lab.; iu vsadidu: can ba n.surly sl spooled Riau, tin t. 40 elotLai will require little if any rubbin.:, than, avoiding their wsw., on the weah-bourd. the cictlien is nonce-as - try when tuis bossy Is used, oil hard Cr sal.. wator iSITIONV.ttu equally as veil us 130 a. Lai. i'rintors, Manninlsta, Palau:" and others, nrid it far sup:rior tu caner 'inapt!. It speedily inoves gretens, tut, point. print:Ls' ant' and dirt from tin hands, leaving the scan son, acs fr„,e free, chapping. To avoid the labor rd rubbing the clothes end the cde 01 the wean-build, the I -flowing directions 'should be followed . For the wasting of eight cr too of a r:11111iy, tike pound of cot it into mid I,s:solve to of not water; put toe slosh' inn, a tub contaluirsur„ about it`o gallons of Warta water; pqnr In this disdolvol Soap, and sill tnorosigady. ttst neat Elea twenty to thirty niinutee, wring out, and rinse in wt.rus water once, cold water twice. At very duly wriss-Laud, or taunt, or veal., 5:: to, may require a alight ns,hing, but ethilwise the cloths al it colitis out cl,asa and white Without rubbing or boiling. CoSd wator only be 2020.1 in pi ' nce of hot, requiring at,at double tirncln soaking. Obucrve our name on each bur. p„:4- ,he as any quantity, at our tvarcbonaN :To. -17 Wool street, :.not nt our works, opposite the ituund House, Penn. b 1 trains averrivi B. C. finlYTElt. f. No, 47 Wood street. FOREIGN FRUITS! REDuoilo:: Plt-ICIZI, AT THE TVA We ere now aeiling Turzey Gurrantt et Vic French and 'Louie Clirtenti, st I.oc and Iti it D ., . New Valencia itatitne ter coaling. et 14 c 14 Ih. Nee, Malaga at 150 New Emynati. Igsmnd 15t: ;tw tiertezat Pitman 123.,c 42). MsD, Carat, 141.111/11:::l i ( iviugo Poole, Z;pl.N'a, Rattir..e, t..urrancl, lige and i'rtteee, whole beleAt the low e-t ruathet price. fLiVIORTII, tsttu. a BROIXNI.tItI, mra Cereor •, • WINDOW GLASS.-5000 yardb from 2 to G inch Such die?, tt-r. !et • y I; Ti n • 1.1.1'' DKIED APPLE .-3U prime I , ritd Applea recoivul »LA for +ulr by 3102.5. N bl.r.S.-; 3IL'ANS 4, CO., 131'.3 (I,rucr ti and Wark.r. n. • 1 4,2 4) r t i)(l TO on gout" buHinees rtip Ad o exiala or n,:tuan.c,l.4tr,r, pup( r, in mounts fr,-m b (u to swoo, Mc lug tram one to alto in,atl3 to rn. Eenquiro or J. S. lI:ALA:AIt, fourth strbet, in, tr. n3r2e:? e 1911tLOCK AND LETTER SIGNS-Of Tiny FE bty la desired, In Gold or Plain Ooluro—ratinu,notwt end pet up ot obort, notice, by J. /4 II YHILLIIII, nal IS and 28 13;.01s12 aired. N UMBER 54
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