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BARE Si, RR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
.1 - 'OST
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
r , 1 T'.l'l - 31311J It G H.
undersigned having made extensive
adamond or the LATEST AND HA N I , 6OSIES'P LES
5 * TYPE, cad Improved Machinery, to the MORNING POST
JOB OFFICE, invite th" a ttention of Itaii Ruud Offi..erp
Merchants, business 01.0 , end the public generally, to their
superior facilities fur examining with dispatch, on reasonable
tonna, oil kinds of
k ft Aa E. It (It A Elr
E ANT6tLE,
E G A B.
AND OVERIt OTEEit DESOILLPTION
PLAIN & FANCY PRINTING
AkirOur material lielag nearly all new, w;'3 roe glee aeon
fence of the most complete satisfaction, and eoGeit orders
for
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
, RAIL ROAD BILLS AND CARDS,
BANE COEUR'S, BLANK NOTES,
LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS,
BILLS LADING, CIRCULARS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
PAPER BOollS, DEEDS,
nioRTGAGES, BONDs, Ac.
gip Particular attentlthi La, path to the pi In tug
or Ithathrei, Proaramme., 4th. for (;.u,-art, Exhibitions un.i
OircUatie. a.J.I 414,....Z1Z7 , .
The People's Shoe Store.
D. S. DIEFFENBACITER St,CO•,
Cheap 01011 a Dealers in all kinds of Fashionable
BOOTS,. SHOES AND GAITEIIS,
' For Gentlemen, Ladies, Youths cud Children,
Ito. 17 &Inn Street, near Market,
ocS PITTSBURGH, L'A.
I. 8 rsamn rest JOUNUON 5. A. JOBrisou
& JOHNSON,
Proprietors of Childs Co.'s
Patent fillautte Fire and Water Proof
Clblll.llll d HOU:111g.
133 THIRD STRRIVP,
ORDERS for E.OO - F.i..1.\10. promptly and faith
folly excot.,:ed, and MI our eioik a arratited.
Sloadiag material aiwoys to bond, aud ter solo, with (Ji
ro:dons for reb.. a,cerly
JOS. p.IIAMILTON 2i Ott.,
Corner of Ant and Liberty streets, Pittsbol gh, Pa.
lUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES for lirist
Aj and Saw Mille, Bresverius, Priming Establishments,
Muuutactorth.i, Cos, made to order. Ley ceintleue the
manufacture of their Celebrated Msehiniets"Pouls, ouch us
'Corning Lathes, Iron Pitmen', Boring and hulling Machines,
Lc. Also; Wrought Iron Shafting, with Pulloys, Hangers
Ac.
TH0uP50N..........n011EHT SEIOSIPOON U. 0.
JOHN THOMPSON & co.,
ijOUSis.l PAINTERS, GLAZIERS AND
DRAINERS, No. 135 'Phi, d street. SIGN PAINT
ISO executed with neatness uud dwpateu. Aixed Paints.
Oils Turpentine, Varnish, Jamul, and English Patent Dry -
era, Ville Montaigne Zhick, a very superior article; Phila
delphia and Pittsburgh White Lead always on hand and fur
sale. We are propure , l to grind colors for Painters, Drug
gists, or others, at the shortest notice, ua we have a Mill
which grinds by steam Painters will save money by get
ting their Colors go mind Willi Us. Inutuly
GOLD AND SILVER SP ::C'PACLEs,
P.T U C UIL EEC.' S 1.
HYDROMETER S
vrolghing eplritJ, Chu d“ , apok.it eutd beat traticl. , n eVr
Lrought to thig city
I'aeItSIOYINTELLS AN I) BA itthliETEtW,
Yerying iu prico Crum 1,1:1 to VU ouch.
POCKET .COMPASSES,
AND
[SURVEY ott's coMPASSE
always ou liond at. 811AVY'S,
Practical Optician, 68 Fifi'i.Street.
opputiltu Mluxmic
zsi. J. I. SAWYER,
HANITCAM3IIERB 0➢
LARD OIL,
CANDLES,
PALM, TOILET,
AND ROSEN SOAPS
No. 4'l Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa
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A. 1,. WEBB & BRO
(bziocamoro tc...ELDhlt 4 Wznn,)
GENERAL COMMISSION El 'F. kfifiANTS
AND AGENTS NOR TDE SALE OR
DIIPONVE POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE,
Corner Pintt:and Commerce atreetup
BALTIMORE,
Receive Ton Consignment all kinds of iire,stern Fr•Auce,
au I wake advances therer.,u.
itaPHit-xlio It
W. Cu.,&W Smith et Co,
Iv. ti. Garrard, Miller S. RILL aeon.
innt:Sto-w.em
F. J. BUBLIA, C. OUTENDORP.
BUSIIA GUTENDORF.
ULNUYAOTOWIS or
STEAM BOILERS,
And all Wilda of Slacivt. Iron Work.
Pin Ntreet, ussr Watsr, Pittsburgh, Pa.
airitti Ovosas Puempni A s•elvD,D 9n , ffc9JStly
hggs just received and for
Hale by DfcCANDLEI 4 9, 314AN8 & 00.,
1020 Corrior Wood and IS'abar streets.
BEEN APPLES.-20 bbls. for sale by
ap7 LL COLLINS
PERRY & CO.'S fine and extra fine Pens,
far sato at W. S. RAVEN
Stationery Store,
NPR. 31, 33 and 3t Markei street.
A - z - r - HITE BEANS.-10 bage email white
VV Beata, rerZred and far male by
McOANDLES , .., MEANS & 00.,
Wator atrtke4
E are now opening our Bacon ,an y
far tile clitaitfrult ntock of Fall and %Via ter Drens flooda,
that h H over been offeredin thin city.
I
O ILA thin
tr••ll,tra 14 LOVA
!lit.rbet
• A NION SETTS. -1 bbJAMES l. Onion
FETZttltSOtts, for
Sala Ly A ,
Corner Market and First streets.
QTRANGE'S PENCIL SIIARPENER, for
s k „•• Rae by • W. S. 11AVEN,
La la CCITTIOr Marta nu d !WOW) 4 trg
LOUR.-25 bola. Siiperfine our rooot
bud for gale by WO/LK/Midi:3, AILANS k
fe2o °order Wood and Water streets
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES P. BARR, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; L A t FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS
THE SHADES
Under Poster's New National Theatre,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
D. BARNARD, - - - PROPRIETOR,
TTAS PITTED UP 1N A .TAST.EFUL
and comfortable style, the large centre attire la the
ODD FELLOSVA HALL. Filth street, as a FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT AND PALOON. Having hat ninny years'
6110/Isar° in the busluess, hale prepared to tupply the best
- the market affords. Ilia Bar will be furnished at all times
6 ' ) with the best WINES, LIQUORS AND ALES. The on
-75 trance to the Saloen, la in the centre of the Hull, and re
) OIL frethweats will be tut Edema' at all limed, [AY and NIGHT
(Sundays oz; opted.) tould:ly
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
i
. 2 60
3 COR. PENN' A AVENUE 4 THIRD ST.,
F' t WASHINGTON, D. C.
A. F. BEVERIDGE
scorl' 1-101JSE,
Uornar Irwin Strczt and Duquesne I.Vay,
11, PA.
B. I). - - - PROPRIETOR,
(Formerly of the "Marker Liouae," Blairsville, Pa.)
E SCOTT HOUSE IS - NOW COINI-
I'LL:rED ANt.) OPEN FOIL GUESTS. It in altuatcd
In a central part a the city, tieing couvenieui. L., all Railroad
Depots and litainutkiat Laudinge.
The Moues was built iu Heil, with all niethica incprece
wads, and titled up In splendid etyla—tho entire Furniture
being will in .'vary rsipsct he a lira claee [lute).
STAB L,Eu are attached ti, the prculkes. i Jeld.y
• 11. W. KAN A.(IA.
0 So tit tP U . 9
Oppolitte the Penitia. itatfroad t)epot,
dAltHlSßUiti.f, PA. 1.1.16
ill A 111 rki 0 Ili HOTEL,
fulitdEltLY U. 8. HOTEL,
PITTSB WWII, PA
JAMES SHANNON, Prdp - rietor.
IIOIJSE IS LOCATED ON TIIE
ciiruer and WASIIINOTON
tho dEfi'fltlL AND W.E.lTEittv HA L Litthill 111.111
bus unilorguno a thorQuzh imirirovninunt, reincideleid and
furutilitA with uow furnituro ' in now tilt) cony&
nitut in Pittsburgh, tut Trawlers by Railroad,
or Wont inythly
AN SION 110 U UEORUI AU It E,INI'VZ
J. 1.. 1%011114Te1.. ;.11 , 1 Liberty etroet, Just beside the
l'assieiger Depot .f the Ponnaylvaula Railroad, which makes
It the taunt COUVW:IIOI3t. {.lothit, in the city for paiwoligere arri
ving by that road.
P;Al'lto proprietor ha dug, at consider/Lie di pouse, tlttad
lu excellent style, the 61AN61011 11UD8E, would respect
Tully solicit a abort, of public patronage. There is attached
a4pleadid S'2Al3Llt and 011.011E11W WAGON YARD, nitta.l
- ample az-T.orutnoilatleu to tra,velera and toeinotere. lfie
Le. der and Btu will ho turnitthett. with tho t,tit the mei h
CLUJ 'Athol febt:y
4 OIititiIIiTCOPEIN,IIEST.AIJItANT.
By ELI YOU NU, nyTn STRErN.
' The nttention of Merchauta
• and ,them le directed to Oda`
rAtablieltimait, which hail been reeently fitted .• A'
rip fur the purpoae ol aileidiug a SUBS VAN•
TtAL . ESTINO 110f.43E: IN A LItItITItAL
o.tuntry folkb attouding marhot ar3 particularly ilivited to
.Ev6rytltlng purtaluilig to au iIATINt3 8..U.t00N will
itheayti La found, et the Iretdie:tt the market alturtla.
lydetw
eel.sior Restaurant, •
No. t 'moo 3.treet, L
."3
YITTOI3 . I4IGIi,
lc( iIIILEI:iALB AND t.;61'.A114 DEALER IN LAKI , IANJ
EAiOI'I!'•RN
The amierstottat ham Jn.t rec,iv. I fr.:ra the P.totem mar
ket, tale, to.i' with great unto,
e:tl ELT, 11ALItAy.r,
FRESH COD Mali, EASPERN SUN Fl6ll,
SE VP:tt AI, VAMP:TINS OF t.,Alti;;
Voric PaliDe'd Hay, Egg Islntud,
Egg harbor, Slactl
- -
TncTuce uvol brouglitTuThis city. Every dblicary 01 th
Bucv.,tiLervt.,l up ea Lilo EXCEL•44OIi. ILES I'AUILINT.
QT. CLAIR HOTEL, oorner Penn aid tit.
(flair annuls, Pithiburith, unit. rdigni?l, forme'
" tlrcitru'd th)tul," !diving Litho, thin large. and cumin°.
damn 171 Yf EL , mid haring rutithdi it in imigUititout
would rospootfully htvilu bii trionid 111.1 thn triivuling public
hi gild., him 11 cull. Addiiril, with thu Cour ut thu
huh and hie long 0n11 , r11311 ,, 1 In thu bnoitic,&,, F ,,
uutfrn diithitartitin, awl 1114 moderato.
WM. O. tit/MD..1,1,4
SAML. FAILNESTOCK,
No. 14 Wood totreet, Pittsburgh,
S JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FRipftl
LNCi LAN V
WALDRON 4
•nnin
CORN Alill e3 6 HAIN SCYTHE,
COLIN ROICS; PATENT AN D COMMON ANVILS; STEEL
very nuperlur Draw, - ,r Loehr', very buputior Out.
1,4111, Timied nud Emiatuellai dulti - 43 Ptillo, .B:ustiug, Sprout,
:ers I !awl !entitle, Hrah Oucks, Ruda,.litu,e3 at.
13 ad, Staasuriug Sup,. kn . Waiters, Curry CuiuLs,
ToluA , a, Yiith, Tungtom, Stretehaud hrutll3t
u vurieiy of othei gv,...thl, all Of which will La d otd ut ti-o(3.
ecute Cerium. apl3
AMES .MILLINUAH., MONONGAHELA
1.1. , LN I NCI MILL, would rospectfully inform the public
that Ito has rebuilt aiuco the tire, and having nultirged his
e2dahlettittio at, and filled it with flu; Lowie t tt and most Me
itieved anti ilitteity. so i;ow I,r ,. par,td to furitiok flooring• and
planed beanie, del owl rotwing auu ru.twing, dourts, trash +tad
ditilleru, kilts dried, frames, etualdiugs, Luz neilithig,
South l'lttoburgh, Soptoraltet . 7, 1.657. I tn,lo
CHARLES LEWIS, ALDERMAN,
And Lx-011ioie Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE ON THE CORNER oh wiLIE
AND Illirf/ STRINTB.
Alrbudinadd counoctod.witlt thid taco will be attended to
with prouiptuoiii. Couvevouced of ell kiudd doll. with logo'
accuracy—dual Ltd Leese, hlurigagod. Bonds, Powers of At
toriloy, Sc. Tithw to grill J.Auto oxualinod.
tho tootoliorn or the Bur ho tttb!oro hlo HurvirOU 113 Coal
Ibid kt, or to [alto Depoot Colt. to boleti,' in the be vtral Uuur td
~t thlti titato, uud oloowhore. Illy offleo io out of tho molt,
Statiouo ul too city, and eowiequoutly hln tudhtioo lu
.inonhog buoineoo ut t hot land oro ver:. tionirohlo. I foltH
(lUD FISII.-1O drums extra large and tine,
bx thillJ by 5N.11411 P
tor af 118 Stwoutl, and /47 Fire AI evt%.
--10 fleeced prime, for dale by
wm, 11. d;111111 I'. GO.,
lui 118 tailll 147 leirat aroath
1.10A1t.-50 hhde. prime N. 0. Sugar, Jura
and for oak by WU. Li. HIIITII 4 (0,
tair2rl 118 :lecutid, end 147 First atr6ets.
COFFEE. -200 bago Rio Coffee, for sale by
WM. 11 5A1.1 . 211 & CO.,
mr9.1:1 118 Second, and 147 First alma&
VINE FLOUR.-20 bbld. Flue Flour iu
hatkr., and for bale by
PanCANDLESS, MEANS t CO,
fa() Conant- of Wood and Wator rt. IN.
ARD.--.A prime artiole of No. 1 Lard, in
1 . 4 Correll mndkegn,junr rbrohod and for nolo by
McCANDLIInS, MEANS 4k Cu,
102.3 Curanr of Verts.ml mud Wator ntronts.
DICKLES.-6 bbls. Cucumber Pickles, re ,
1_ ceivod bud for ettlo by JAMES A. PETZItlit,
t 024 eNtuer Alarkvt nud Fla at ntr,et4
EtillS.-6 barrels fresh Eggs to arrive [bid
day, awl for halo by JAMES A. FErzun,
wilt/ Oornor Jlark.t and twat A, CVLLI.
I)LANTATI()N SUOAL do MO LASSES—
Iuu tib(lB. fullytnir uud prime N. 0. Nagar;
60u bLIO., exit cGepbrage, prime .N. 0. Slukt.s.3s;
LO °• Nt. James 6 Molaßses, bow landing awl
for bale, by .51ILLER B 8.1151(.W.C50N,
a1t . 25 Noe. 221 ULI d 223 I.llkrty
QPICE.S.-
LY 24 bags Pimento;
100 Craiu Pepper, Jut received and for sale
by MILLER. I 11.1.0KETNON.
rni pre. 221 and 224 Liberty' street.
arsiOD
3 drama extra large Cod Fish;
3.1 large "Just received and
for sale, by MILL.I;R , k
LUCKED:ION,
inr26 Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty street,
rro L ET.—A commodious three story Frame
iloude, with bark Basoutant--situutad tut Bedford
eitroel—to rout, by MILLER t ItECIi3aSON,
mr26 Noe. 221 and 223 Liberty street,
MAPS.—A large assortment of Pocket
Maps fur 1858, cumprining Sectional and Timmlikp
Map.; id renusylvau'a, Ohio, ludisna, ll'holm, lowa, Ms.
flood Kaunas, Nebraska and Minnesota, on band and for
sale by W. S. HAVEN,
aps Nos. 31, 38 and 35 Market street.
0D D b ur sale by ARRANT
d i : r f!LL ,l o tio lVS' ROLL, f
2aci
W. S. HAVEN,
aps Corner Market and Second etroetH.
•
FRENCH PAPER lIANGINGS.—New
deJgos and very beautiful—received by late arrivals,
for sate by W. P. MARSIIALL & CO.,
mr2s Importeri and Dealers, 87 Wood street.
1
GGS.-7 lAle. fresh Eggs, received and
for solo by JA R 8 A. FETZER,
upB Corni , r First and Market gtreets_
WIN DOW GLASS.—An assortment of
Country Glass, assorted sizes, for sale by
WM. IL MTH & CO.,
rur26 118 Second, and 147 First streets.
ETCHIIPS.-
30 dozen quart Tomato Ketchum
30 do pint do do
16 do du Walnut do
16 du do Mni.hroom do
Juot teed slid for eats by REY Nhli & ANDERSON,
No. 39 Woo f otroiit
spa, Opposite the fit. Mules Hotel
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
( ►BERT A. LOOMIS,
(Succeasor to B. T. C. Morgan,)
STATIONER AND DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS
AND NEWSPAPERS,
No. 41 Fifth [Arcot, Plttabutgb, Pa,
Co-Partnerslitp.
Tim undersigned have entered into Co-
Partnership, tinder the style of Wm. C. Johnston & Co.
SAMUEL R. JOHNSTON, JR.,
WILLIAM G. JOHNSTON.
PI t t eborg It, 'September 6,185;.
R. R. JOIIIRITOT7, JR WM. O. JOHNIMODI
WH. G. JOHNSTON & CO.,
QTATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers,
LI and JOB PRINTERS, No. 57 Wool street, between
Third and Fourth, Plttsburgb, Pa. pea
PROPRIETRESS
DIANOS, PIANOS—NEW ARRIVAL—
.seitiNu sv4:K_-011ARLOTIT 111.1.1 M E, No 118
Wool etc et. 1111.1 Duet tec..ivett and now offers for sale at her
now and e l adous eroeme, the fillet t eelectlon Of Pittlloll
ill the cit%
N an,.from th., a Rb uEST manufactorlea in tho United
Bt %tea andEurope.inclusling those from the f ()Hawing makee
—HAT.I. - Kr, DA FIB A o''.„l3oatota—UAlNES BROTiIERB,
New York-,11,. ARDNER & fIEANS, ilambnrg—WW.
it
Na house In the city can come In compotitien for.the
;number, variety and celebrity of its instrnmeuts t nor the
extremely low pi ict , s at.wilich they are sold.
Persons if want or a lilitST QUALITY Piano Forte, are re•
upe,trully invited to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.%
Every inttrument Is 'WARRANTED and a WRITYRN ousgsto
!rite. glvuta
&gand-Hand P4anos at great bargains, from $5O t.O $2OO.
UiIARLOTTE BLUME,
• 118. Wood et-eet, second door above Fifth.
, Old Planoc takuu in exchange at their full value. EattB
MEW LOT OF
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
faN ELEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD 7
, Octave Chickening & SoneTinno,
• v ing ben in nao a very short time, is now itc,"77„i: . .
in gool order a::d wdi Le warranted by the it
Num) 18 UttCrea at a Very' V
low: Kier.
A Rosewood Gorman PiN110,11,9 , 4' octave, made by the I vet
Gorman maker; lu rocs about two year 6, and cost to import
'at leant $3OO —price SIF O.
A Rosewood 7 octavo Boston made Piano, entirely now, to
clAlie the consignment, •or $2OO.
• A mahogany 6 octave Piano, made by R. &11 7 ..Nnnna,
York, $6O.
A tilatwgany t 3 ilCteNif Piano, made in Baltimore, 110.
A rosewood 6 octavo Piano, old, $3O.
. A n010w0,,,1 octave Piano, a very elegant and good in
atrument, made by 0116 of the bout Now York makere, iu
lA - b.c t order; New Yoe , price $300—5240.
A tl octave excellent old Piano, with iron frame, made by
Eabrock, 75.
A rosewood 6 octave elliokering Plano In good order, in
rao about 2 yenta, $2OO.
The ab:.ve Include parking box and packing.
For "ale by JOHN 11. MELLOR,
Sole Agent for Chicirering & Bon's '
F. - .r Pittsburgh and Western Penneylvouia,
npo No. RI Wood street
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
viur D. RINEHART,
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comMERCIAL COLLEGES.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Piltsburgh, Pa --Chartered, 1855.
Beard of 12 Trustees --Faculty of 14 Teachers
311 U STUDitNrtl ATTE .7 • ATIUAULY, 1658.
Yining Men Prepared for Actual Main of the Counting Ro mt
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN SINGLE
sad Doubte-Nutry, Book Keeping. as need In every do
per:intuit of Business. Commercial, Arithmetic Rupla fins!-
, r iti❑g, Mercantile Cori cApondence, Commercial Law,
Doi rosin g Counterfeit Money, Political Economy, Elocution,
Ph.mok - raphy, and other miujiTtel necessary for the tiler
o', t-duct,tta❑ of a pi . , CLienl businessman.
tild I fa, A. M., VrOrlAill, of Book-11,eping and
ei s ,nrs of Ac...ount.s.
.1 PORTER, Pref . of Mathematics.
A Lea out" A. T. DOUTLIETT, Profa of Pen
1,01.11 , p — t,rlVt: 11 Int prrwintue uv.,r all competition fur
, eat Pun and lot: I'Vritirtg,
Terms, Br,— Mull cuur,,, limo Unlinutted, Miter tt au} time
—s:ls. A t ago t , Lur, ti to 12 week,. 8..0rd ahuut $2,60
c,.st,stiu to s7u. Oradnated w.eidtod iu
Npuchnemi of umlumiled writiug and eirculArd
..mt free. Addreae, F. W. JENI{INB,
kar27 Yiltaburgb, Pfi3u.ylvania.
IT IRON Clfl COINERCIAL COLLEGE,
P,iniFIANICAL, AIteitITECTURAL,
AND LIRAYoti DRAWING, -119ir
:or tar:lint' ion .14 , 1 y to Mr. N . W. JEN
I NA, Prho IV,I of lion y I.:ooonurclitl Collngo, Pith+.
I•Lo awl ulketual Worm Remedy DOW
:•. orof and Hold , wboksala and t.otall, by
ANUELI. & IIAYT,
Oar. W.. 01 and Sixtb sin., Pittsburgh, Pa,
3,a1 F.Olll by Druaab.ts 14 , 1w/4111v. .
tlheLtt, aye arid Core Wanted,
it 2 gum
lel5llllL EITZA.PII =ILL,
H E SUBSCRIBERS HAVE TAKEN
the abovo establißbmout, atA ure preparal
PAY TUB alillitta MIMIC? 1•A10t8 IN 01811 POU
25,000 11118HEIM OV WHEAT'.
10,000
10,000 CORN.
It is the intention ct the proprietors to offer LEIS& num
for any choice lots of White or itexi Wheat. They intend to
make very cuporior Family Flour, and are willing to pay a
orentinne to the fanner, in the shape of an extra price, to in.
Mora him to raise a choice quality of Wheat, and to bring It
to market in good order.
Jylfclyd&w 11, T. RENNVIDY & BRO.
ILlppincott, Shorten & -iarson,
NO. 104 WOOD STEEET, NEAR rIFTEi.
MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS, Va-
Hoes, Est and Bonnet Boxes, Ladies Traveling
Trunks, Carpet Flags, f c., koop constantly en hand a largo
stock. We aro prepared to du a wholesale trade, and hav
ing facilities to turn out good etock at reduced prices, we
would invite the trade to call and examine our goods be
fore purchasing clacwhe. ec 18.
QTQT. CHARLES LIVERY STABLES.—
.
The undersigned has bought the lease
of the above named Stables, to
gpther with a portion of the eiten
sive stock of Gorses and Carriages, -
late the property of James Mathews, deceased. Li addition
to the stock before-mentioned, he basalts° added a !Mather of
BINE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, •
which were formerly employed at his Livery Stables in
Third, below Wood street. As he gives his personal utbsn
tlon to the business, u continnanco or the patronage which
he has hitherto received frcm public is solicited.
JACOB GARDNER,
SL Charles Livery Stables.
1.1.—A HEARSE and any number of CARRIAGES can
sivrays be procured for Vonore , de29
IQCO U CRWHEAT FLOUR.-20 sucks-Buck
wheat Flour, 50 lb
McOA NDL =kid ESS, , Jun re MEANS ceive:l and
CO,for sale
Corner Wood and Wator streets.
OIL cunt' TABLE COVERS.-50 doz.
assorted sizes. Also, stand and Bureau Covers; on
hand and for sale by .1. H. PHILT.4 PS,
curlll 28 aud 23 St. Clair area.
CHEESE -60 boxes prime Western Reserve
Or Isla by *lll WIC H. WITH 00.
PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY, APRIL 20.
PIANOS AND MUSIC
liVilfrAOT 13111311 H AND
TOBACCO, SNUFT AND CIGARS
Na. 729 WOOD STREET
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Z. 88 /burib &red,
NIBBLES ROOM, JONES' ligt7 BUILDING.
OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock; also,
ou Weduesdav and Saturday evenings, from May let
to November let, from 7 to 9 o'clocm; and from November
Ist to May let, from ti to 8 Volock.
Deposits received of all sums not leas than ONI DOLLAR,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a year, in JRU.O
and December. Interest was declared at the rate of six per
cent, per annum, on the Drat of December, 1855; oleo in
Juno and December, 18b8, and in June and December, 1817.
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the
depositor as principal, and beer* the Borne interest from the
first days of June and Dezember, compounding twice a year
without troubling the depositor to call or oven to present
Ida pass boot. At this late, money will double in ten than
twelve years, making In Ito aggregate EIGHT min earnsLe
Pan WENT. A
Bootie containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and Rego.
lotiona, furnished grotto, ou application at the °taw.
Preaddent--(4ItOUGE ALBREES.
VIOII 1108.114NTS.
Hopewell Ilepburn, John U. Blmonberger,
Janws Bhldie, N. Grattan Mut pt.y,
Alexander Bradley, Isaac 11. Pennock,
Robert Bubb, Janice D Kelly,
' William S. Lovely, jantoi, Ilerdiaan,
Hill Burgwin, Jahn 13 Ouagrave,
TWOOTSIII.
William J. Andersoo: James W. flailumu.
Johu U. Itackutimi ~ Churleu Kuup,
Alb.nt Culbortsuu, . I'. A. Madeira,
John B. WO°ld, • Johu H. Huller,
J. Gardiner Cutflu,, . Wallet P. Alarahali,
Aluuzu A. ilmrler, Wiluuu Al tiler. -
DaN Id Campbell. A. M. Pollock., M. D.
Charles A. Oultuu,g Hemy L. Itjugwah,
William Douglass, Johu H. Sawyer,
Francis Felh., Ueurgo b. Subleu,
Cleurge F. Gil'more, Alexander Tiudlo.
James 8. Huou, Thwbold Umbubut lel
William 8. haven, George R. White,
Se..,•etaryand 7Veasurer—CHAS. A- COLTON.
BANK OF lOWA.
A. J. STEVENS & CO.,
• DESIDAN
IIOLLEOTIONS MADE and prompuj
%,/ witted. LANDS aetected and locatud. CapitalLta
;wishing to wake havastmeuta iu tlio Wast,auu du au thruu B L
Oita Louse. Corroapouduuun solicited. tiuy:a.:o
.lyllll LOOKIS Tllvtl. D. L0.C.118..
A U STIN LOOMIS & CO., Lealora iu
21. Pro:a:awry Nolaa,lßoada, Pch - Agai s aa, awl all Sacaritia4
cut money.
Mono' Loaned on Cheao-at ehurt dataa, with cullateral
oocurity.
NuTus AND DaAl - I'S 1101.1d1ff AND hODD.
Parsons desiring Loans cini La liccousulodatntl au reabouu
nlu tortes, and capitalists Call be furnished with good tle,:uri
tins stlemonerative prices.
A 100, attowl to tlio Salo, Routing and [wooing of (tool
leatate.
Office, No. O YOURTU atreot, abovo Wood.
t t g,„„ AUSTIN LOOrtll'i, Notary Public. totally
110LMES & SONS, Bankers and Ex
-AA • change 'Brokers, mid Dealers iu Notes, Drafts, Actioph
anus, (low, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the East
ern and Western Cities coustuutly tor este.
' Collections wade in nil the cities throughout the United
litates. Deposits retvlYnd in par funds or current la.por,
07 Market street, between Third uud Pourth ate. UnZ.'o:.ly
r.fIIOM.AB W001)8, Cuunuercial Broker, and
Dealer in Notes, Bonds, 'Stocks, noel Estate, dc., No. it,
onrth street, Pittsburgh, Junli
O.liN W001)8, tt.
—ANICEIi. AND EXCHANGE
iu Eictange, (Juizaxercial and !Sahli
Nute+i. stock bought and sold un cuwwicaiuu. Collectiuu.s
carefully at:aided to. luteroat odd on Dopuatt.u. Nu. as
JUNES' NEW BUILDING, ihnirth stroot. 1 , 4 •
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
41..1 CUTIT4IEII,T & SON'S OFFICE, No. 51
• Malta utroot, for tin, Salo and porobase of kcal
tlistato, routing houses, ottetultug ivanranco nud fopairs,
obtaining loans ou bonds, aturtga,gos, &c,; nuking
auceu, deeds, bonds, &red writing lottaa and corrospondins
ivlth parties abroad, titc.
-13 ELVE- SEVIIOUIt,
Real Estate and insurance Agent,
CLEVELAND, onfo..
•
REPIILYNOII.9.-111nkmro. Ifisinku, Ouri-oEkuu Itubort
Parka. Eau- - - Jylly
vsPESTE N LANDS
AI4IAANDER GARREIr,
REAL ESTATE AItENT, NO. 6t/ WATErt STREET,
CLEVELAND, 01110,
has for sale Lands in Illinois, Moccasin, Allnnowta,
Alichigon and lowa lin will oicliiingo Lauds iu Wisconsin,
Ac., tor Pittsburgh ruannlactures, owl also for city prupt•rty.
All lottors of inquiry unswored gratis, by addressing tun as
uall:ly
PRIJPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.
Lots for Sale in the Ninth Ward.
ELEVEN LOTS ON PENN STREET,
22 feet (rout by fun feet deep, Bate of the late At e
cha,:ics' Gloss iri,rks ; ) will be sold on accommodating terms.
Eligniiroof, ) CURLINU, ROBERTSON lk CO.,
a pi: I w Corner Wood and Filet streets.
CONTAINING 160 ACRES, BEING A
pact a Sactiou 17, in Goshen township, Mal:toning
eenuty, t hie; abont 120 acted cleared, in a high state of
cultivation, about one-half, meadow land, of a superior
quality, thu balance high and rolling, ready fur the plough
it es one of the oast grazing farms in Wel.. county, having
never-failing springs on it, also ell orchard, l eariLlg trait 01
a superior quality; together with a giod and valuable steno
quarry.
it will be sold at a low prico and easy payments given
Z0..1.),)K ktTREEr.
E.aLEM, COL Co., Ohio, March 21,1854. ap9:d tf
LOTS, NOS. 19, 20. AND 22, IN SILLI
MANS VILLE, Ltosd township, Allegneuy county,
eondprielug together, s tract of TfiIitTY•FIVE AtIRES and
seventeen perches of the vary best quality of Garden Laud,
under a high slaw of cultivation ' arid well timbered, Dwell.
lug louse , two Darns. Stabling, Potato and Spriug fiou4s.
about live hundred Fruit Treed, of every variety, of the
ehelerst klud of fruit. Vie property is well dugplatil with
abundance of e 2,01. and Is easy of secede to War
ret, by Railroad dr I:, tad New ertghtun Plank Road. Tho
property is within t MO city, and will be sold
at a baigalu. S. H. W. raLu,
8 ii•fth street, PAtsbargh.
r, WM. if, RUJSII,
ap7:lm 9, Pennsylvania avenue.
1 4 1 01 i. SALE.-45 Lorca of Laud ucar
Station, uu the Allegiiony Valley Railroad, 10
units from the city. The Ind le ell cover-A with line forest
trees, which makes It a cloairabh3 place for a country root- I
cloaca.
2 Building Lots, oach 20 by 100 feet on Penna. avenue,
near tiliigeo street.
5 do do on Vickroy street, near Magee street.
14 do do on Maria strait, near Magee Id trt.q.
3 do du ou Bluff bud Isabella ,treets,
lu the Eigth Ward of the City or Pittsburgh.
!deo, 1 tot un the corner of Penn and idarbury etreete,
trouttng SO feet on Peun and 109 teat 10% inches on Mar
hury etr.d.t, adjacent to the depot of the Podneylvanit Rod
toad. For tonne, etc., inquire of InA 10 JON Eti,
utt2o.lin
. comer HOB 1 and Filet ate., Pittabargh.
A PLEASANT RESIDENOE FOR SALE
. 6 c. . --4,ltuate in South Pittsburgh, on the Monongahela
Liver. '1 he house Is large and convenient, having a hall
parlors, dinhigroom, kitchen and 4 cherabere, a flue porch
hunting the river, a good cellar, stable and carriage house,
a large garden with great variety 4:Laicize frail, shrub.
teary, etc, grabo arbor, shade trees, etc. For price and
tertua, inquire at the eiBre et S.
apl2 61 Market street.
v.IOUNTAY ESIDENCE NOK RENT -
,' Situate at ai,,ut 2 miles from the city, 21 acres of
land; taiga and comfortable dwelliug house of 10 rooms; a
good spring huume, catriago baud, stable, etc., a teuaut
home and other out.bni.diuga, garden, fruit trees, grava
and small fruits, a stow wall and iron railings in froal of
the house and garden, alc.,wlll ha rented low to a good ten
ant. 13. CLITIIBERT & BON,
apl2 b 1 Markut qreet.
VALUABLE EAST LIBERTY PROPER-
Ti' FOR bAI,I2—A large lot of groand, 6u feet Omit
by 200 deep to a street, with a new Frame Dwelling Dense
ut Hall, two parlors, dining room, kitchen and 5 chambers,
wide_porch In front, geod cellar coals-hone, stable, fruit
pass, etc, Price, $2OOO. Terms easy.,
ap7 • S. OUTO - DEBT a SON. 51 Market 'treat
1 4 1 0 R RENT—That large and couartable
j Dwelling Hamm, sitaate on the Bank .of the IIlunon•
guhela river, oppoalte the city, held ut preseut in the ()Cal
of Marshall, ki4,. cholas. trait; [shrubbery, eta.
to nbundagce and great variety. Apply
mr3l & dnallgitT SUN, 61 Market at
f I aTORE ROOM ON • FOURTH STREET
1..,) FOR RENT.—A large Room and Cellar, between Aar
lett and Wood streets. S. CUTLIBE.EtT k SON, '
mr3o 61- M arket street
rFII - IREE STORY . BRICK .DWELLING
1:10IIS .YOB BENT—Sitnate on Marbary street, be
tween Penn and Liberty °treats, cantoining a boll, 2 par-
}ors, ti chambers, dinteg room and kitchen. - Rent, $lOO per
year. B. OUTIIBERT & SON,
mrBo 61 Market strest.
AHOUSE in good order, and lot of ground
on Monterey street, Allegheny, can bo had for the
small amount of 025. Terms easy.
rara S. CUi ILBERT A SON, 51 Market et.
'IVOR s6oo—two hundred in hand; balance
In ono and tuo yeans, will secure a dwelling house
and lot of ground, on Mt Washington.
mr27 : • •B. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Mardet - st.
ARARE CHANCE to purchase a good
dwelling house and large lot of ground, in Sharps
burg,. Bur price and terms, apply at our ulllce.
mr27 B. CUTHBERT I SON, pi Market at.
TWO DWELLING - HOUSES, ' with large
lot of ground to each house, situate oa Carson street,
South Pittsburgh, will be sold on favorable terms, by
B. CUTHBERT ft BON,
rarl7 ; s.llllrirltet Omer-
1,70 R SALE—A Drug Store r located in one
,of thetost situations In the city ..of Pittsburgh, for
either ajobbing, retail or prescription buaines4. Purchas
ers will Had an advantgo of rare occarrfzuce. Far iaforma
don Inquire of JOHN HAW, Ja.,
No. led, corner Sixth and Wood streets,
fat - - . • Pitte.hrgh,
IVIARSEILLES SHIRT FRONTS, •
AND 131:11ItT
White and Fancy Oolora, just received at
HORNEM 77 Market 'street
BANKS.
Valuable Farm For Sale,
For Salo.
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MERCILViTS' INSURANCE MANY,
WM. V. PETTIT, President D. J . Secretary.
Amount of C.vpital Stook paid in and invested...V.2oo,ooo CO
Burping 63,428 5.5
V 283,103 85
Insures Cargo Risks ou the Ohio and lSliseianippi Itivers and
tribatarl-a. Insures against loss or damage by Fin-,
Also, agedust the Perils of the Sea and Inland
tk:vigation and Transpoi talon.
DIRZOTOSS:
Wm. V. Pettit, J. 0. Montgomery, John M. Pcmroy
D. J. McCam., E. r. Witmzz, Rene Ordßor.,
B. L. Woolst,n, John A. Marohall, "Chro. P. Wright,
John J. Pelt, mon, Elwood T. Posey.
OPP 102119:
WILLIAM V. PEfin.'lT,
- k. P. WITMER, Vr.e2
D. J. McaaNN,
In Philacitip.'da':
l ln Pk kukipitia:
tielger, Lamb A Co., J ustice h. Co.,
Truitt, Bro. & Co., Buck, Morgan & Stldfola,
A. T. Lane h. Co., . I PrEnroy.Caldwell & Co.
111.75.81. RUH ok - FicE, NO. 07 WATER STI:EET.
opg It. W. POINDEXTIIII.. Agelit.
RE iNsURANCE,
Reliance Riazinal IhtataArance CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA
ON BUILDINGS, LIMITED OR PERPETUAL,
DIKE, FISRNITITRE, &C., IN TOWN Oft COUNTRY,
Ottlce, WO. 30g Walnut street.
CAPITAL, ti i 7,1>M1 4SSEIS, $1854,468 $9.
Invested a $ follows, vi'.6 :
First Mortgage on Improved City pi npoi ty, worth
double Mu automat $120,'200 00
Pauueylvania Iteitto.o.lllo:e 0 per cent. si,digage
Luau, $30,0J0 cost 15,50 u 00
Allegheny County d per cent. Penn'a H. R. Loai. 10.000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Cu2ll Stock— 4,000 00
'Stuck of the Itelianco Mutual lueuzanco Co--. 19,150 00
Stock of CoMity Fire Insurance Co 1,050 00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 475 00
Bills ltcceiva .le, business papsr 62.711 60
Beok Accounts, accrued interest, etc 3,330 19
Cash on hand and in 'Rauh 16,043 20
Clem Tingley,
William R. Then/peon,
lravid S. Brown,
Cornelius SteVOliff 014
John R. Worrell,
H. L. Careon,
Robert
Brodea Jobemon,
Charley Wool],
Juinea-S Wora ward,
mr3
J. OAR
mr3 North-east gem
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
1-1-9 Chesnut Street,
Opp3eite the Custom 111:111j8.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INBU.
RANCE, either Porpotual or Limited, on every
tleBeripttou or Property or Nterchandise, it roasormble ruti.3
of premium. .
ROBERT P. KING, Premident.
. 62. W. BALLAVIII, Vice 'reetdent.
P110:00118.
Obarloit liayoa, B. R. Cope ;
R, li Euglioh, Outage W. Brown,
P. B. Privery, Joimph 8. Paul,
• C. :411urtnan, John Clayton,
.1. Niagurgen, B. Wtkr.
U. BuoEilUttllls, Secretary.
J. a: COFFIN, Agalkt,
Corner Third end Wood utrons.
cirrtzENs' INSURANCE COMPANY
PITTBBLIRCIII.
WILLIAM DA0A.14.1 anal;,;,:.
BAMUEIL L. hfAIDIIII2I.I,, rl:•cretory.
OF.PICE: 91 Water strezt, be.:tv. , ./..r: Mark,/ orld 1.1:4e/1.)
Insurea HULL AND DAIWA.) Jclßlir on the Ohio
find Ilinabadppi ilivori And teitntacitg.
bormroalsoinat Lo, a or Diunage by 21.Rfi. -
• Also, agduat tho Yerlti of Cho Per. and J3•l6Tirl L , lvitrat ion
and' ransportation.
William liagalcy,
Samuel Rea,
James M. Cooper,
Jainea Park, Jr.,
Law, NI. Pennock.
Springer Ilarbangh,
Capt. Samuel 0. Young,
John Caldwell.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
LOCK HAV.KIV . , CLINTON COUNTY.
CELAETERED BY THE LEGIBIATUBE OF YENNBYLVAN
Cash Capital.. $300,660 kiylni.an
THIS COMPANY WILL INSURE ON
Banding,, Morchar.thee, Furnitiire, sc., it, th - r.a. ..v
country,
Hon. Jan. J. Fecirc”, Run. G. G. Gary ,y , I Ci.ailc s A. - Ai. ) t
John B. Ball, Charles Cristo.l Peter Dickinson
T. T. Abrams, D K. Jackman, 1 VV. Will tc,
Tlioniae Kitchen.
HON. G. U. ii AitV E V, i'rcahie a ;.,
T. T. ABRAIIEI, Vice i'reoJeut,
Tuns. KITCILEIT, 2 ecretary.
F.EFEFIENC,z
Samuel H. Lloyd,- I
A. A. Wincgardner,lJohn W. May/Ica:4'A.
L. A. Mackey, Hon. S Cameron, JEIM:•3 A tmstri.a. ,
A. White, , Thal. Bowman D.D, William learon,
James Quilitgle, Wm. Vanderbelt, Hon. Win.
OFFICE—NO. es rirryt STILRET, PIT7BBITEGH.
dalitf J. A_ LIPPERT, Agent.
rpuE,. FRANKLIN FIRE I_N S URA NCE
00Ilf.PANY, OF PIIILADELPILLA..
DiskOTona--Charles W. Banckor, Thomas Hart, Told:Ls
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. smith, Goo. W. Richards,
!dordocal D. Lewis, Adolphl Porte, David 8. Browne, Mop
rio Patterson. Guns. hi. lituestan, President.
Oars. G. aurairsa, Socratary.
Continue to make insarauce, perpetuator Limited, on ovary
description of property, in town and oonntry. at rates as low
an ore consistent with security. '
Th. Company have roserved a largo Contingent Fond,
.2,lltch, with their copital nod PFl3ll.li a 11.,1, softly invented,. 1.
ford ample protootiou to tLe unlirod.
The Assets of. Gm Cowpony, on Jun wa, Ist, INct, sn pub.
Relied agreeably to an Act of A quanWly, Wert: as foliowa, via:
Mortgage S 918,1•28 63
lieu! kainte
Tampon:ay Ltwais
Stocks
a 0...- ..
Total $1,212,708 44a
Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
flicy have paid upward of One hlillion Four liuudrod Thou-
Cana Dollaru,l a:alas by tire, th,reby affording evidtsucc of tho
advantagea of insurance, as well ua the ability and disposition
to meet wlth'proimptueas all liabilities.
. . J. CI AIt,DINELS, CO FIN, Agent,
nail Office, 'writ:l,lllk cor. Wood and Third ate.
NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
FRANKLIN DIJELLINGS, 414 WALNUT 'STREET.
Organized ander the General Insurance Law, with a Cab
tfipital of taoo,ooo, privileged to increase to $5u0,000. la-
Buren against Lies or damage by FIRE, MARINE, INLAND
NAVIGATION and TRANSPORTATION.
OITIOnS:
13. 0. LA.UtilELEN,Presiden t. 111.01 PD Slll ELD V. Prn' t.
GEORGE SCOTT, Secr,taiy.
DIEPVOHSt
H. O. Laughlin, IL shatweed, Alutitgoakery,
W. 0. ritotoabury, •R. 51. earlile, • Richard Shielde,
It F. Showell, 0. 0. Btftler, Osborne,
0,30 rge Scott.
TITE Bt OHAFFEY, Agents,
jol:y Oahe Lafayette Hall, entrance au IVcied et.
LIFE. FIRE AND , MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 96 WATER STREET,
PPVTABURGII, PA.
ROBERT 4ALWAY, Pr (done.
Aua.. BRActzi, Vict, Pretddent.
F. A. ELLNYHILB.T, Secretary.
ArThie Company malcoa oxoryinauranco appert.sdnlng to
or connected with LIFE RIBES.
on
Also against 111 ILL AND CARGO RISKStho Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
4nd against Loss and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safaty to
nil parties.
DIRSOVJP.S.
Hobert Galway, Samuel M'Olarkan,
Joseph P. Gamma, M. IF., John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alezander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. N. Hart,
David EL Chambers', Hobert H. Hart Joy,
William Carr, J no. Mollll. 5e2.5
WESTERN. INSURA NCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH'.
GEORGE DAItSIL', : resident;
P. M. llogrow, Secretary.
Orms No. 92 Water straot, (Spang & Co's Warehouse,) up
stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of : in - AILINk RISES.
A Homo Institution, managed by Di.uct sr. who ars :eel)
known in the community, and who are deta - mint..l, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the hornet er which
they have assumed; as offering the best prot^etion to thc ,, e
who desire to be insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 315t,1957.
Stock Accounts„.
Mortga ßeceiv ge,......
.$131,600 00
131113 able, 2,160 00
Offico Fun:attire
Open Amanita, 4,161 67
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u 514 240
302 94 1
63 1 4: 6
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George Dania, E.. Sillier, J, - ,
.1, yr.- Butler, 0 aorge W. Javtar,z,
Jalllo9 )Ic/coley, Alex. Speer.
Andrew Ackley, Wm. Knight,
Nathaniel Holman, Alexander NimielL,
A.M. Long, Wm. a Smith,
O. W. Iticketsan, F. M. 00.13.D0N,
nov24 ' Secretary.
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1858
INSURANCE.
BY THE
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CLEM TING LEY, t
DIRECIOLLS.
Samuel Biel,luun,
Robert Steen,
wljliam homer,
Benjamin W. Tingley,
Marnhall 11111,
Z. Lothrop,
Oharlon Leland,
Jacob T. I3nuting,
Smith l3oweli,
Win. M. tieluph3, Pittsb'g
1. HINOH.MAN, :ieetetctry.
DINE, COFFIN, Agent,
tor Third and Wood streeto.
1,141-b.
Eatnuel M. Kier,
-John S. Dilworth,
Frincip
13. 114-p3
John Shiptoa,
SYDltorlyani,
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WEST BELANUH.
D/R.LOIOF,
PITTSSUROU
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THE DAILY POST.
MARIAANE ESTERLING.
[CONTINUED.]
It was 7. t . l a great effort of moral courage,
indeed, ti. ..t he latter undertook the office; and
though, Rh n he felt the light arm of the shy
but gleeful girl passed through hie, and touching
his side, a feeling of novelty and pleasure min
gled with his embarrassment, yet as they walked
al )ng he was altogether at a loss how or on what
topics to address her. Of the nonsense—the
spoken silliness, garnjshed with smiles, and 'in
terspersed with little flatteries, wherewith fine
gentlemen entertain the fair sex (often to the
great delight of the latter, at least in appear
at ce.) and which approaches nearer to the lan
guage mutually understood by babies and'nur
eery-maids than to any other ,discourse weswot
et—he was as ignorant as he despised it, and
d ose accomplished in its idioms. Consequently,
fel- the greater part of their walk scarcely a
word was interchanged between them. At
ng , h, happening to sass a print seller's win
d iw, a large plate of one of Martin's paintings
arrested their movement. In a moment he was
fixed, and stood absorbed, till, recollecting him
ee If, and turning his head, he saw her gazing at
the picture, with her finger on her underlip, and
her eyes beaming a delighted wonder. His
tongue was loosened, and, drawing her attention
to different points of the subject, he descanted
enthusiastically on their merits. In a low, mur
muring voice, whilst yet her eyes were fixed upon
it, she replied in acquiescence, expressing her
admiration of the multitudinous crowds, the stu
pendous buildings heaped pile upon pile, mid
stretching, through most correct perspective, far
into the distance, the graceful and kriking fig
ures in the foreground, and the strange air of
grandeur, antiquity, and mystery, that pervaded
the whole composition.
As they walked on, this formed the topic of
an animated discourse, and be was gratified to
fend her possessed of a very fine natural taste,
along with an earnest and sensible way of ex
pressing the just opinions she appeared to form.
In the course of that evening, the conversation
at the clergyman's table chanced to turn upon
literary subjects, especially the Waverley novels..
As it ran on, Basil was led to remark very
strongly on what he called the incorrect and most
ungenerous picture presented by their author, of
the founders of big country's religion-e-repre-
senting them as bloodthirsty ruffians, canting,
ambitious knaves, raving fanatics, and empty
headed coxcombs ; and depicting their inveterate
persecutor, one of the most cold-blooded and un
principled partisans that ever was oast up by the
ferment of a civil war, as a mirror of honor and
relinement—holding up a man whose memory
had never hitherto been alluded to by his coun
trymen, but with execration, as a very paragon
rf chivalry.
Would it not have been right," continued he
.iconeidering the thing but in the light of a mat
tee of taste, for a man who had (with what mo
tives I presume not to judge) abjured the princi
ples taught him by honest and worthy parents,
to have at least maintained a decent silence with
regard to them, and not renegade-like, turned
round, and with the weapon of anonymous fiction
misrepresented and mocked his father's faith,
and those whose blood, shed like water, made
It the established religion of his native land ?"
The reader will here observe that we are stating
at },resent our hero's opinions, and not cur own
—the better to prevent any misconception with
.r.%gard to which, we shall detail no further the
hitter tirade be indulged in, getting more earn
est and exoited as he proceeded.
It would have been amusing to watch Mari
anno's face co he spoke. Now she huog on his
words with a look of admiration and delight, as
if ohe listened to some enporior being—then,
with on expression of sorrow, of envy, almost
hatred, did abe regard the clergyman's worthy
vicar, to whom all his conversation was directed,
cad to whom seemed to pay no much respect
rod regard. last, even a tear stole gently
in;, , her eje, I,ul it wad unperceived by any but
the learned then that a fine person,
bee ~ lathing, and a ready address were not all
tet: charms a. man. might possess to ha loved :
wed:dere(' that a youth who had ere-
V , }11:1 seemed so awkward and uninviting, should
sr , sultlonly change into one so gifted and love
able.
,1y they returned home that EVetlitig, they
I,llnd the gate into their s.treet obstructed by a
crowd, and that consequently they would require
to go round by the park. Thywent; and if
they did prolong their walk down one of the
gluier, the night was certainly very
br:atifid, and the a 4 Wa9 su fresh and pure after
the elosenens of the tos:t.
.after that, they met each other frequently in
th-2 garden and about the house, and books be
gan wbe borrowed and lent. 'Oh, what admira
bl,l make-believes are book-borrowing visits
among the young I Then there was the procur
ing of flower seeds, and planting them In the
garden—the daily joyous visits to watch the
young blades of green shooting above the soil.
Besides, were there not shopping excursions,
walks in tha park, and frequent sketching expe
ditions?
All this ended in vehement, o'erniastering love
Etch of their hearts was well prepared by air
tuous education—by loneliness—by previous ab
sesoil of all ardent emotions, to become com
pletely posse7ssed with that powerful spirit, the
passion which " never loves but one," and each
willingly yielded to its rapturous invasion.
Loving (IMMO to be the sole business of their
thoughts—pleasing each other the one motive of
their actions. Their jay was to be near each
other—their pain, to be away—their hope, that
they would never part—their fear, that the affec
tion of the loved one might grow less. Love
ruck as this is happiness. We may be pleased
with fame, proud of rank, gr:titled with friend
ship, overjoyed in the acquisition of wealth,
elute l by the possession of power, but we are
nevi - r blessed till we know we are beloved. So
well and universally recognized is this truth,
that all tribes who believe in a future state of
rev, i,rd make their heaVen a regiiin of love.
But our felicity is decreed to be brief and
dashed with trouble. The rose must •have its
thorn, find the thorns of love's blossoms are
many. But that which wounded poor Basil's
heart with the most cankering sting was jealousy.
He could not beer her mention a name but a.pang
shot through bim, or allude to any quality he
did not possess, without feeling his heart sink.
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Mr. Houldsworth, who occupied the remaining
apartments besides his own, was a stylish young
follow, the junior partner of a rising firm of cot
ton br,,kers in Liverpool, and their traveller and
general agent. lie considered it but a piece of
pastime to make love to his landlady's daughter,
who, he deemed, should have felt herself honored
by such attention. But while she took care to
avoid all ir,timacy with him beyond what the
fact of ffieir living under the same roof required,
yet even that was wormwood to the student. He
felt in misery to hear words of cheerful greeting
pass between them in the hall, or to see him
come out to her to the garden to ask a tlivier for
his button-hole, and obtain it from her hands,
after a long choosing for a pretty one ; and
when he beheld the showy young man, bewhis
kered and curled, dressed after the latest fashion,
and glittering with jewelry, jump into hisdashing
gig, and make the quick step of his blood mare
rattle through the echoing street, he could not
lielp exclaiming— ,
"Can such things be—that a woman in her
senses can be influenced by attractions which
any fool can proviie himself with for a feW sov
ereigns in the next street ? Can Marianne be
:such,a woman?"
.
lit le possible she might have felt a capricious
pleasitre in making him believe she was pleased
with this- person; for what delight is equal to
the perception that one we love much is jealous I
of our affections wandering away ? . Besides, it
was useful to have something wherewithal to
keep up the balance of independence, when
sorely to her mortification, would persist
sn vi.siting a Pr.- 'e, and in extolling the
ocri qualities of his sister. Alas!'many a
solitary salt 'tear did these praises cost her, for
she h:new he was not foto:ling whenhe expressed.
-111.31 - 1 opinions, and that the esteem ho felt for the
lady was sincere.
Many were the little coolueszes that-front truch
mans as those arose between them, which, how
aver, were always in a few days forgotten. Oh,
the rapture ofa reoonciliation with one we dearly
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love whezi we are young, from whom we have
be enstranged but by a little unfounded jeal
ousy ? But all these annoyances faded into
nothing before a master-passion that now usurp
ed his mind—a new jealousy, that by its certainty
and overwhelming nature made his former doubts
and surmises disappear, and caused .him with
bitterness to wish that once more he had nothing
but them to disquiet him.
When he became first on terms of intimacy
with her he remarked several calls at the house
by a gentleman, whom he knew to be one of the
leading manufacturers of his native town, and to
be also at the head of a flourishing trading house
in the city of his present sojourn. His name
was Warkworth; he was a married man, but
childless. He was of questionable character—
indeed, bore the name of a libertine. The first
time Basil saw this individual about the house,
which was when he had been about a year lodp
ing there, and was beginning to take notice of
those who came to it, be concluded he must be
mistaken in the person. A few months and he
observed him again. He now thought he might
haeo called upon Mr. Houldsworth on some com
mercial business. But when two years had
passed and his passion was now in its full tide—
when he began o to be frequently in that quarter
of the house where his landlady immediately
dwelt—he made the alarming discovery that this
stranger's visit was altogether to the latter and
to her daughter. Moreover, he observed that
there-was on all si es a desire to conceal the
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visitS. especially froll him, and that whenlhe
parties were surprised tmither there was an omi
nous confusion observable bn every countenance.
Warkworth looked like one that suffers a petty
annoyance ; Mrs. Esterling was pale as death,
and appeared to feel an exacerbation of her
malady ; Marianne blushed scarlet, and remain
ed without a word.
There was a mystery about all this that, deeply
interested as ho was in the welfare of the fair_
girl, put his mind completely on the rack, and
filled it with conflicting doubts, surmises, fears
and hopes. Helgoland a difficulty now in study,
and would sit for hours looking away from his
open books, in reverie. For the first time he felt
it necessary to exert a mental effort to fix his
attention to them, not for the pleasure they
yielded, as heretofore, but as a relief from pain
ful thoughts.
But at length this wore off. Love, which can
not think aught ill of its object, threw a roseate
veil over the whole circumstances, and he was
fain to believe that all his suspicions were but
the foolish offspring, of his own over-anxious
affection—nay, he was shortly convinced of. It,
and that the dear girl was altogether pure, true,
and his own.
Subsequently they became, if possible, still
more attached to each other. Many of her even
ings Etho passed in his study ; she would bring
her work with her, and sit quietly by him as a
sister, plying her needle, or reading by the
bright tight of his Argand lamp, and ever and
anon raising, her eyes to bond a fond, admiring
look on the happy student, as, absorbed, he pored
upon his books. Or hero they hold long, quiet
conversations for hours, cr she would sing to
him, or listen to his flute.
Everything of interest that happened to him
about the university or elsewhere—every new
opinion he formed, or was led to form, with re
gard to anything he could comprehend—every
feeling of his mind, each joy and sorrow, each
hcipa and intention he unfolded to her. His his
tory, and recollections of his ohildhoOd, and of
his father and his home, ho freely imparted to.
bor.
A similar confidence ha met with from her,
save upon one point--her connexion with Work
worth. To this she never once alluded ; she al
ways Ariake with delicacy and reserve about her
own descent. Her father had been a manufac
turer in the city, but wee net a strietly good
man; he had separated from her mother, and
afterwards left her, with , but their house and
furniture whereby to earn a living.
But ;n the midst of thin an occurrence took
place which brought affairs between them to a
crisis. Basil had gone to he present at a sale of
books, pictures, 4*.c., of me eccenirie eh - tale:gen
Hereon, lately deceased, The hence was about
a dozen miles from the city, and he would require
to be for the.whele day from the house. As ha
wont, however, to hire a carriage to convey him
to the sale, he dissevered, from the posted adver
tisement, that he was a week too early, having
mistaken one Alonday for another. This was
nothing remarkable to one of hid absent, inat
tentive habits; and, turning, he went {slowly back
toward his lodgings, tie lingered by the way,
however, at IibTIVTIAP Gild booksellers; shops for
several hours.
As he drew near Mid rn3 sauntering
along in the Banny the day, his eyes
were attracted by the singular sleg,auce of figure
of a young lady who walked a few paces in ad
vance of hiw , han g ing on rlia arm of a lab,
manly- fool ing , rciddie-aged gentleman. • :is he
looked, the train of thought that had previously
occupied him faded away, and a new conception
gradually took form in his mull. Ile was cer
tain that graceful form was a familiar Ideal o/
his thoughts. And then that stray look of flaxen
hair petpiog out front tinder the bonnet i It
must be—lits heart heat gulch—the blood leaped
to his - head— -s, thonatind dread doubts over
whelmed him at once. Trembling with excite
maitt, he harried up, passed them, and turning,
beheld his loco the detested
worth.
rip E CLIEMICAL oLivE ERASIVE
E3OAP, mauntactured I y R C. Bawyer,
rrceives the preference OVEV uII rth r kiro.3 Li - Fr GiTafeil
Camify use.
Its advantages over other Loapi era:-I_t. It is rbeapei
to nee. one pound being equal to thr::a of common radii
Soap. 2d. half the limo need milt be ciampied in washing
when this Soap in used in pir...a of ether Loop. 11.1. Lebo:
in washing oan be nearly ihspensed with, cc the clothed
will require little if any reibLin , , time avoiding their wear
on the wash-board. 4th. Boding the &doilies to anneceesar:,
when Chia Soap is used, and hard or salt water same'e
equally us well as soft. sth. Printers, Machinists, Painters
and others, find it far superior to other Soaps. It speedily
moves grease, tar, paint, printere' ink and dirt from the
hands, leaving the skin soft, and free from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes, end the"uisa of
the wash.boixd, the following directions should be followed:
Fer the washing of eight or ten of a family, take one
pound of Soap, cut it into shavings, and dissolve In one
gallon of hot water; put the clothes into a tub containing
about ton gallons of warm water; pour in the dissolved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Let them soak twenty to thirty
minutee, wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seam, or grease
spots, may require a alight rubbing, but otherwise the
clothes will come out clean and white, withont rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soaking.
.4Fir Observe oar name on each bar.
For sale; in any quantity, at our warehorze, No. 47 Wood
street, anti at our works, opposite the Round ERMAN Penn-
Sylvania avenue. 11. C. & J, It. sAlvsEit,
feta No. 47 Weald street.
F OREIGN FRUITS!
REDUCTION IN PRIDES,
AT Tall PAOODA TEA STORE.
We are now sidlim , Turkey Currants at Sc lb.
French and Zantaliarrants, at 10c and 15e ill fh.
New Valencia Raisins for cooking, at 1254 c lb.
New blalagu* •• 6. at 15c yi lb.
Now Smyrna Figa 12% and 15c ?
Now Oorman Prunes at 1113 c ?Br.
Also, Citron, Lemon and orange Beals, Spices, .10. _
Raisins, Currants, Pigs and Prunes, whole talent the low•
est market price. 11AWORTH, BRO. A BROWNLEE,
turd Ovrner Diamond and Diamond albs.
WINDOW GLASS.-5000 yards from 2
to 6 inch Itch ction.otor, for aolo
H. IL COLLINS.
DRIED APPLES.-30 sacks prime Dried
Apples rermvod, and for Ede bq
McCANDLEBB, M 1 ANEI Ac
Corner al Wood fwd Water streets.
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1.2.500 0 A_N ,on good business
o T r O acc ij omm - cdatlon paper, In amounta
li.m $lOO to .$2.000, having from one to nino months to run.
Eenqniro ci J. K. 111.MANG.F.,
'No. 67 Fonrth street,
tip- , t ano..- t.. - . Mc-C.:Si:WM. Pant.
uar2r!air
BLOCK AND LETTER SIGNS—Of any
style desired, in Gold or Plana Colors—manufactztred
and put up at short notice, by J PHILLIPS,
org 28 and 28 St. Clair street.
,AvOOLLEY'S SAIiVE for sale wholes's°
and retail at the pro.! t.ire of
JOHN HAFT, JR,
Catuer of IV:ou rta., Pitt3bougli.
100 BBLB '
O C A . L . g . E C t i.I2IC u R I A . V fi
e tt l) L,'
IS sad 20 Wood street.
1, 1 OUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
GLAZING—ft all of branches executed prorupt.•
ly and in the b.tat mane r, Ly A: H. PlllLtle9,.
mr9 .1d and St. Clair atrAo.t.
I J ARD 0.1.1..—We have commenced manu
facturiug Lard Oil, and sell bo pleneed to receive id.
Glen for it. We will warrant it equal to any Oil in the mat
het. We will nil barrels retarded 'when doatred.
B. C. a 3. H. SAWYER,
.phINUS TU ItENT.—Two elegant Hose
uccd 634 octal'', Plante, be rented to private fans.
Wen only. Airily V. 3 inti2l H. HIELLali x
fere' ' al Wood atm:,
NFOI - 4,Aalf
NUMBER 160
[TO Br. GONTIIIWBD.:1
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