Pittsburgh morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1855-1859, May 04, 1858, Image 1
VOLT 's l 1 )1“. , T n N I •`IIS r.“ au,z.. Ono ...... Csr I=l :JO t sril B. D. :MARKER, - - - PROPRIETOR, TITETI Pi itS.3IiRGH PU (Formerly of the "Morlter Rouse," Blairsville, Pa.) r" - ` l g LIE SCOTT 110 USE IS NOW CO:SI - M . 1 a aTari 7itf r EE PLETED AND OPEN FOR GUESTS. It la situated VEM, i i.) . ,2, ll o c t ir e ,t,ra,dlr.ptaeratriolf,otahtolcaitiy:dibneginß.g convenient to all Railroad I t Mores wits built in 18513, with all modern improve- IN CLI:i.S 'divots, and fitted up in splendid style—the entire Furniture E- LI par rAttluin. 11eY..-311 , 1 iu every respect be a first class Hotel. C( . l l'A :\ LI. 'i' 1 E CURRENT ICY, AV 3 rine STA bLES are attached to the premises. t jeLity or Tilr, DAV, Lit 7.1: ~.; •.0 .ur Liq L. ova TJe srbncribtsr vtolith , d I . •r ;coin Pittsburgh, ~i ill flad t .., TA' .'.i 111 N 0;1 T 0 N DOTE 11,. „,..; roil: i Able nverd i d,dt. ) AX. f;!: P. It ALIJA, I I” ORILEBLY 11. S. HOTEL, 7 .ip,,,,- 4,1 Proprietor. PITTSBURGH, PA. .. ' JAMB E.E.ATITION, Proprietor. _. _)1 .‘: ES S ii A- R L THIS HOUSE IS LOCATED ON THE - - _ ci,rt.es of PI NN and WASILINGTON Streets, between 4.y.. r. LLE,.. Li., A. V 11.11.9 the CENTRAL AND WESTERN IiAILROA.D DEPOTS, and .it it' , t.c.:, - , 36 l'" E iil .t. 4" 9 1.11.2 undergone a thorough improvement, iemodelisi and a', A furnished vita new furniture, and is now the most conve s ' sr -, - ` -- cs sit -s- cunt hotel in Pittebnrgli, fir Travelers by itnilroad t East 200. 7 ‘.4 1 1 .0 '11- _T e b.. et, d q :i'd fri tt a , .1. or Vioat. ...1..1. ' 4 t.,0 .P. 4. ‘...• ,eis e..s. 4..1. ...1. , 4.-r...9 ._ DI yt-,:ly POST P. 7.5 1.1... L" ITV" <LI-... , fikkiSlON /IC/USE, CI ,EORe EAU REN 'I Z ! v ,„ , rr.crett:irou No. 344 Liberty street, jolt beside the Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets, i 1 r..st Passenger Depot of The I.',.ncmylvaain ratitroa.i, 'N hick makes it the in contenient latuss an the city for pasdeio..., Sal e 1 , T Trins 1;1; it 0 11... I, sing b that road. _..,—.--- 1 Thu proprietor hairing, at considerable et pease, flited op, ~ „, , in Isis, ilout h. , ,.1. toe 'll , iNioo"' liOU'i . could re'`P,nt r i III; undr , rsigned has-lug 11: '" Cle C ' .l. ''''' ;- fully solicit a share ' of ' ptbli c la' - iinag ' il. - Thei - c is attached add.hilsni: et ii, I ..aTi.ST .4ND lIANDSOI'iIEST STYLI..d ' A silo oil STAT.iLE add extsnii ' ve WAGON 7ARD, sits'.. ~. I y : -, E, and int: ,,,, , ,, t : ./ ,.. r . ht ,„,,,, ,t. .., t n:, xier . N LNG po,,iT lug amp!, ia - c.ininitalation to travelers and ti.,11.113 ,, 50. His Larder and Der till he rurnisl'ed t'eith the Leer.. the xii - tr`., • d‘qi OFFICE, in - site tl , -inII ti '7l Or hied ~.ad Officers 1 onn ~d r, a . d . ^ ' fl , : omo u - lAi to t.t 11,0 FATIJRD A .)." L •-7 BUSINESS GARDS . . i . -, • ,„ni. and Elio iallilh: xi:tat:ally, to their' colaNaictD eo iii --.,, 4 jar4 , s r i , Atij RAN T . ~1 itlCilit'.l. 4 f, r r -t, -'..1! dipriaicli, en reilsountle I By ELI YOUNCi, FIFTH . STP.F..ET. taring., ail hind , of aunt The ii , '6".. .I'' tr , n fi . .... i, of Ylerchants .-, . -:-... 1 7,......-.. i•-• ~... \ 11 . 1 1. ! pyti, gr,.. and ctlniTs is directed to tliiii,ttt, j :,:tw 11 j El ..' A_ iii •Y' E r.:::: , I . establiehinent, IA highs lit-s hoc, roc-ntly ftttvil s ''' ‘ , 4 .l7iati i lap for the parixses of afturilinr, a SUBSTAN- . a -, IL E G fi. IL, . TIAL EATING IlillliSN ES A CENTILAL LCOATION. Country folks nitiinding mai kr , t are particularly itivitaci i..) AND ilVilltY ifilllili. DEStIILIPTION i..)1,' . cell. liveryth_in n-rt.aining to en EATING i7ALOOI , I will P LAIN tgi: - FANCY PRTNTING 1 4 , .., 2!wa . y , s be found, of the fri..liett the market iii...Tils. iap.iii:l3 &les' 4 , ...- ( - Jur inatia Cal bring nearly all neir- w' can give Mall- 1 - 1,n:',3 of the inuet co:upl.ite na , ..131 - ,,tioti, 1.1:-.1 tOliCit VllitTO ;or Mt•rei.u.rat, iwyl nose enporior fitcilit'( 9 r •:a4 17 It,ingv PA .Y 1 I' LI;TS., .RAIL 1::).1L) i. LLS AND CLII , ,CES., BLANK. N,'C'..!S, Ek.P. E'LL! LAD1:01, CAHL &C. 4Z , ParLiCll..ir 1.. 2 a to the printing Of Postem, RrOgrallllll.l., 118 anti Circtls6s. 1 - I.t Hit 4; MYEiLL.. Tine eeople'.4 Store. D. S. DIEFFENBACHER , & CO., s.!I ILI11(1,; ,:flonable E00r1;, SHOES IN D GIITERS 9 F.,: Clfliti_meu, Ldiea, Youti.L; and Children, No.. :11 Street, relarkec.., PITT',:6IJP.UI.I., PA. & UN3ON, Pi IP (3, t C 0:4 Pate at Firo and I,later Proof Ct moot, Eootlng. 133 STREET. ORDERS BAJOFIN!.:i promptly and faith fully t , r, cc a•Lti :!: n and for viltll of rt<tion, tor _ _ _ _ _✓ _ _ JO:. ENGENL L.=.,S Aft:; Lz :tl, .tf..IFLEINEST:-i, 0.-rner of P'.l-tt Pitt.thw ph, Pa. QUPERIOI!.. STEAM ENGINES for Grist and L-; tirovonce, Prn.t:ag Eatabliahruentsi, MaautActonoa,.. A ,in Ldo toci r. They alto continuo thu maw:fin:taro of uu .r Colcbrat,al Mac Lin kta"fo. , ! e, such as Turning Lata-d. irun 1.1 word, Boring and larilangMarninca, au. At.to, r._:tit Iron Etatfung, with Pulleys, Llaucurd la8:1yd J.JUN I'IIOMPEON lT COM ?a..Kg It. C. MILLE:I. gaii.an-: l'idO:t2D.`lol 7 ti & CO., C RS ANT) GRAJ:cr:::',, No. iv, :" . !'/N . PA INT OX'.I.II:t ,Istd patch. Llix.e-1 Pait Oils Turiq...tii . . V.l.' Dish, ai..l English Nnt^ut Dr., • ids YII:e y II prrior art..' • I hill, La.lplii.t an 1 l'iLz•!.,,:r,tl !.. ~.Ws) 011 1.5...t1 ar..l tut Eale. vs.. 1 , . 1:0 I.i r I 6, I , rrs- Ki,tfl. 01' 001.. , v 1 Ole t ;IA WC Inr,u . ,I.ILII grin,2z GOLD .',N.Lo A. 'l' "/ I'f ACTlin 111 C; II) 110 M E 1: S 0: \c,,folh.z. Vttryl2lrl.P. I :t r , i(.;:c; El' C..) , j - i..A.;: , !Di::S, A. ..: D ii 1 . oit ' C IV; rA :; ES, -ti E : S.re,/ Hall .c 2. SAI-VWER., WINI:Yti7TUTIE I2 .:I •Di LA.P.D Gil CANTLES • PALII, TOILE AND RUSIN ',3QAPS fie. -17 Waod oCrc^f v I'llft:burgh, Pa. F. J. BUM:Lk, GILTEIETC:PO-F, F TI:aSL, (.1 liA S And all kinds of Sheaf Iron at: • Pltts,t,urg . l2, Pa. jrk.LJP , A.--Ctrlrn 'Wheat, E4.) . . , 2 &A Com ti.7(o.atted, L' Fr 7. `Y' 2.. P.WLEOI36'; CITY fer H E 1 1 J- 1 , the alit:N.. Of.: amt ar., PAT 'NIP LITITICAT LLIP..E..gT rotor ,. 17 i'...11 f oft 25,000 ItUt HELS OP WHEAT. 10,000 u It7E. 10,000 ti COiW. tz it is the int,nii Al t f the proprietors to . ..1- 5.7.-/IIA PRICIS for auy choire I. it ,f White or Red Wb-....1:. t -, intend to make very rup. licit - family Flour, and ate I.OiIIPg D. poy a premium to tleijar2:7.e - r, in the shape of au ettra price to Iu• duce him to ran,o achoice quality of WI: - .az, arid to bring it to market in ir.. - ed order. - . Jyls:lyditw P.. 'P. ItEN:I ED , ' & 11E0 i APS.—A large as . sortulent of Pocket , E"5........ 5 1,b) , ... .E.,,ym just received and fur ' M_ Maps 'or I°sB. cerritriaing Sectional and Township sale by McCANDI.EFS, MEANS .ii Co. =laps LA Ptlll:;,3lrau.ii, ohio, Indiana, Illinois, lowa, Mix. fe2o Corner Wood and Water streets. soon Kansas, Neb:,isl‘a and Minnesota, on hand and for - - sale by W. 8. HAVEN, G REEN Al'ill,l.:S.-20 bbls f).7 sale by aps Noe. 31, 33 and 35 Market street. at,7 HENRY 11. COLLINS. di U 1) t'EL LU WS' BULL, WARRANT .. _ pit:ll.llY &-, CO.'S itac and extra fine Pens, ' \---or and Proposition Books, fur sale by .t &r ea . .. , W. S. LiAI'EN 8 i W. S. HAVEN, aps Corner Market and Se: oud htroets. .et.itonery Stcro, mr24 .:•.». LI. :+1 peal 35 Market street. F.H.EN CH PAPE.II, 1I ANGINGS.—New -I W - 111fE 1',....A: , .=,.-10 1.- small h ' t e t , V 1 e , designs and very . leautiful-rocelved by late arrivals, 1 for sale by IV. P. MARSUAII, ck CO., ....e.....ae, r , ..• prat and for vale 1,51 Importers avid Dealers, 07 Wood street. 1i. , .'.k - .1.1,E55, MEANS A CO, 1 mr2s - _ _ ge, _ . '' -''.- ".. '' ''' l W ' l ' r '"°*" ' VGGS.-7 bbls. fresh Eggs, received and , ,r, a re, rx ou.nitill. our Feooriti, and by ...1-tA W ler tb ',:); ~: :1. - 17 "i i•i:1 aed ttuter I , ress (1 , .....13, al -8 C for sale by JAMES A. FETZER , Corner First and Market streets. Shawls, ,te, t..al. a ..., . l'Of !P . • .... Oaf, i.l in this city. WINDOW GLASS.—An assortment of ~.',. iLi.N.,....N . L)vF, Country Glass, assorted sizes, fur sale by WM. 11. SMITH & CO., 0N10N3.1L:T . 1.'.'.3. 2 --- I bbl. 0ri , ...1 Setts, i'.,r - inr2s 118 Second, and 147 First streets. sale by .1`,.'ii...-; 1. FETZLiI. E T 0 11 LI P S . upS Corny - !tia:l. , t and First streets. 30 ,I , 'Len quart Tomato Ketchups; , , . c,,1 IRA N :. I , _;'S PEI , . :ill, bIIARPE2.'E it, for IC ."..J do pint do do 11 ‘ ) halo ! y \V. S. HAVEN, 1 13 do do Walnut do earl 2 Cirri - v ... -7 itTsrl: , sod Second stre , ts. ; 15 do do Mushroom do - - - - -re,tx. I Just re.'d and for sale by REYMEIt & AN eEnsoN, CIIkIIESE-60 boxes pr W ixno extern Reserve - ' No. 39 Wool street, t.- fat: 11 (dolt) W.! , .1. fi. 8.11.1.T.11 a GO. ; 4.1 Oppealte the Et, Charles Hotel. =Z= I-10T147,19 ,F 7.; RESTAURANTS. TLIE brILOON, Under frorter'a New National Theatre, i'll'TSl3l7ll.bl l'A D. BAR NAR - - - PliorßlF-T"R , ETAS 'FITTED VP IN A TASTEFUL Inform b', Ed) le, t'.o isrg, Cciltre store ix the 01 , 1) ELLE)) \VS UAL:. F,All :ere-et, as a pqmT CLASS It rzl,TA.l.' AND 'ALIUN. Havnaz hal many year3' esp• 11 , 71r0 in i he 1.115in , 433, he is prepared to supply the beet the ne..thet nn lie Ear will be furnished at all times w;Lt; tLc i em: \VINES, LIQUORS AND ALES. The en trnn,e, C. i 3 tilt , Centre , of th.• Ilan. an d e ,- irethn eels Will too lumishn at cli times, DAY and N )'l4 apl-1:ly r:77n p b icv. • Cc~ In ii IJ i 1 00l !.:1 EOl 2 ' rs 4 6, o A. F. BI2:VERIDGE SCOTT HOUSE, 03 Comer Irwin Street and Duquesne INey, rITTSBUI..G.II, PA. lIEBEIE ,_.~ _, ~i. s¢m:nr i - aria neatly I,l: , :ite - type, will be fnieuil by I P§l 4 H 0 T Id f^ct. ,, u th.n BNY Oppr:Lite the Penner. Itellroad Depot, HARRISBURG, PA. Liels T , LIED3 O. A. JULC.V.,..N - -44 cre "e,S, MET C. li ITTENDORP TA ,CE N -- 1-,-; !- .. P - :' ; [i .... , #i ~.. r s--- h i A .12 PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES P. BARB, AT THE II POST BUILDINGS," OORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM,; . _ _ WASIIIVGTON HOUSE, CUR. PENYA A VENUE 4- THIRD ST., VITASIHNGTON, D. C H. W. KANAGA RIC iOr F., taurant, IC:. 1 11 WOOL , f:rce, PI:riDLIIG 11, Pa, 55'1.101,1:13ALE DETAIL DI',AL.EII IN LAKE AND E!_. , STEE.N t the 7aLlerignt , d hai Jut racciv,l fi n Iho rnatern tot, eeleeted with great cw:e, HALIBUT, lIADDOCF., FRESH COD FISH, FASTEI,N SUN FE.LI, 11',LVERAL VAILIETILS, Liar, New York Prince's llay, Egg luland, Egg Harbor, Shell Oysters. The finest eye: . brought to this ci:y. Every d..lhacy of the season served op st the EXCELSIUIt li.E6 2A CRAN T. 4.2 T. CLATR HOTEL, corner Penn and St. Nj Clair ',erects, Pittzlargli, Pa.—The audernigned, former ly of " Brown's Hotel," having taken thin large and commo dious HOTEL, and having refitted it in magnificent style, would respectfully invite his friends and eke traveling public to give him a call. Assured, with the convenience of the bonne and his lung experience In the business, n give en , ire satisfaction, e ad his charges moderate. WM.. C. CONNELLY. SLIM. FAIINESTOCK 9 No. 74 Wood street, Pittsburgh, - AS JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENG LAI% D WALDBON GINIIIIi 2 CORN .11l GRAIN SCYTHE, • CORN LI.O.ES ; PATENT AND COMMON ANVILS; STEEL Traps, very superior Drawer Locks, very superior Om_ Locke, Tinned and Eunanielled Sauce Pans, Basting Spoons, Brass Candlesticks, Brass Cocks, Brass Stair Rods, Braces aua Bits, Measuring Tapes, Superior Waiters, Curry Combs, Teacel, Coil, Fifth, Tongues, Stretch and Breast Chains, with a variety of other goods, all of which will be sold at rood• crate terns. apl3 TAMES MILLINGAR, MONONGAIIELA PLANING MILL, would respectfully inform the public that he has rebuilt ainco the fire, and having enlarged Lie establi3tnueuL and tilled it with the neweat and must ap proved machinery, ie now prepared to furniah flooring and planed boards, aerowl Hawing and ramming, deers, sash and Hba.ters, kiln dricd, trauma, mauldiago, boy. snaking, &c. :2,,uth Pittsburgh, r‘optembor 7, 1557. [H.IO CHIELLES W. LEWIS, ALDERMIN, And Lx-Officio Justice of the Peace, OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WYLIE AND @IFTid STREETS. business connected with this office will be att , tided to with prJiniittietei Cuueopaucea of all kinds dune with legal zl3 Leeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Powers uf Af t d uey, Wc. Titles to Real Estate exaudni,i. To the Lucia:ere of the Bar he tenders his services as Com !nisi-loner to tale Depositions to be read In the several Courts .!..,st , tatc, and els...where. Ilia office is one of the mein F.) nations of the city, and consequently his facilities in ext..ut.ug business of that kind are very deAreble. tfelaay POD FT SIL-1.0 drums extra large and fine, for sale by WM. Et. SMITLI 4 CO., 119 SecoLd, and 147 First btret tierces prime, for sale by Tp d 11 . 31, li. 8511 . 11 it CO., 118 Sr`C.)ll 1, and 117 First streets UOAR.-50 hhdd. prime N. O. Sugar, just 1...3 reed and for sale by WM. H. SMITh d CO, rar2d 114 Focond, and 147 First streets. '?.00 bags Rio Coffee, for sale by WM. 11 SIIITLI ic CO., 118 Second, and 141 Firer streets. OFFEE.-_ r 2 8 FLOUR.-20 bbls. Fine Flour in store, and for sale by McCANDLESS, MEANS a CO., fe'2o Corner of Wood and Water streets. LARD. -A prime article of No. I.\Lard, in barrels and kegs, Just received and for sale by McCANDLESS, MEANS a. CO., add Corner of Wood and Water streets. bbls. Cucumber Pickles, re calved and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER, fe2 Cotner Market and First streets. EGGS. -6 barrels fresh Eggs to arrive this city, and for tale by J.',MES A. FEIZER, mrl9 Cvrn.r Market and Firbt aft eats. PLANTATION SUGAR & MOLASSES -100 Mids. fully fair and prime N. 0. dular; 603 oak cooperage, prime N. 0. Molasses; " t. James S. II Molasses, now landing and fur sale, by MILLER t RICKETSON, ni rib Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty street - - Q. PIC ES.- . 35 bags Piment. , ; loid 1 ' Grain Popper. just received ani for e ale by , :411,1,Y:it k RICK ETSOII. nil 2o Pis. 1:21 nod 1...;21 Liberty str.e.ei... - - - (OD FISH.- v.," 3 drums extra large Cod Fill; 3 " largo " " must received and far ealc, 1.4 MILL.EIt 5. RICRETSON, cur3s Nor. 1:21 and 1 1.23 Liberty etre; t. TO L ET .—A commodicAs three story Frame 80n..., with Brick Basement—situated on Bedford tr t•ol—to ront, Ly MI LLER d RICK ETSCI:c, 'rain Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty btreet, 1 0 _ 4.z." -7. "3 t 1 EEC+ g,l N PROPRIETRE:'S 8. 1:.IIOS 6/.. GRIFFIN'S BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ROBERT A. LOOMIS, (Snc;essor to B. T. C. Morgan,) STATIONER AND DEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS. AND NEWSPAPEUS, No. 41 Fifib atreet, Pittsbui Oa, Pa. y CO-Partnernhip. TINE undersigned have entered into Co l-. Partr, , ,n3hip, undu the style of Wm. C. Jcbuiton Co. SA Y. II E R. ..I')IiNt+TON, W11.1.1:01 JOE:LISTON. Pittsburgh, E.Ttont , m - h, 1557. EL a. J0.4140T077, Jx Rif. 0. JOHNA7O7.I. JOHNSTON & CO., TATIONERS, Blank Bouk Manufacturers, to mai Jos Pi:INTERS, No. 67 Wood xtr ut, between 'Ph! rd uud Fourth, Pittsburgh, Po. 8.30 ------- - TOBACCO AND SEGARS. & D. RIN ;, • ILLICLIFACTURCIS !it' DEALBEL - IN ALL HINDS OP TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS. 0p30:1y No. 129 WOOD STREET COMMERCIAL COLLEGES ej(/) til/(k11 01aw Imo C) IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Pittsburgh, Pa.—Chartered, 1855. Board of 12 Trustees—Faculty of 14 Touchers 300 STUDIMIS Al TENDING, 186 S. ]'-u .gAlen Prepared for Actual Duties of t , e C”u;:tin.9 I?avi NSTRUCTION GIVEN IN SINGLE and Donliie.iiintry, Boul;•Kc aping, us used In every do -I,arlment of 13.ii,d1:08/1. Commercial, A riti.motic, Rapid Duei nrea Writing, Merc intile Our. eapondence, Commercial Law, Delco:fug Count, flat ]!envy, Economy, Elocution, Plionograt..hy, and ail oilier suljectn necessary fur t'ai , thor. c.lacttion prr.ctical 1 / 1 113111e85 man. J. C. SMITLI, A. M., Pr. fesaor of liiioi.:-Illeeping and ecionee of A ceonute. J. O. PORTER. Prof. of Mathematics. ALEX COWLEY and A. T. DOP.TIiETT, Profs. of Pen• rnanwhip—twelve first premiums or , r all cemputltion for est Poe and Ink Writing, 4b AND NOT YON ENG RAT.T.D ;;NE., k—Full tours,, time unlimited, miter at any time Aim-ago tame, 8 to 12 weclm. limed almut Eli tire c 4 , 60 Graduates easi.stel in obtaining a eitnation. f 3. pecimens of unequalled writing and circulars sout from Adlroos, F. W. JENKINS, mr27 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. DRAWING LESSONS, AT ram CITY COHERCIAL COLLEGE, IN MECHA.I , TICAL, ARCHITECTURAL, AND CRAYON DRAWING, .INY By JOHN PIEFLZ. t. For further information apply to Mr. F. W. JEN -1.1.\ ;F , , Principal of Iran City Commercial College, Pitts -I,m 41. ( novl4:Bmd. Safe,Py anti Economy in Light. WHY WILL YOU BURN CAMPLIENE AND FLUID, when you can giit a chetper and bet ter ii; ht. Pere Kerosene Oil, made from the gas of Cannel Coal, Pr, , du:es the cheapest, most brilliant, steady, pleasant and a portable light ever offered to the public, nud no cla7.gcr of explimion; more briliant than gas; and quite as cSrap; Lampe of the mist simple and assity managed con struction. For tale by T. D. A; G. HODBINSON, Beware of a couuterfyit already in the market, made fr,:a Caant.heae, with a little Cal ail to scent it. [(b2l.:ly COOKING BY GAS. A WORD TO THE LADIES. TIIIE HEATED TERM IS APPROACH -ING, and we call the attention of the Ladles to the fact that COOKING, IRONING, ETC., Cat. be deue with econouly, without op; rossive heat. with out and with despatch—the tire being always ready in a niuneht—by using Musgrove' s 6.8.8 fUooltlng Stove, To wiiich we respectfully invite your attention, at No. 75 Claiithnold street. S. A. JOIINSON & BitO. County and City Right 6 for Bale AVILES' WORM CONFECTION ,C ONFECTION, CO NFECTION,CON F ECTION,CONF NOTION, CONFE C TION, C 0 N F N 0 T lON.O ONFECT I ON.OO NFECT I O N,CONF E C T I 0 N,CONFECT lON CO NFECTION•. The moat pleasant, safe and effectual Worm Remedy now in use. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by ANGELL A HAFT, Cor. Wood and Sixth sts., Pittsburgh, Pa , A t ,l bd.] by Pro rel&ta generally. Ja2l Lipphuicott, Shorten & 11arson, NO. 114 WOOD STREET, NEAR FIFTH. MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS, Va lices, Grt and Bonnet 13 , ,xes, Lu,iies Traveling Trunks, carpet Begs, Ac., keep constantly on hand a large stock. We are prepared to do a wholesale trade, and hav ing facilities to turn out good stock at reduced prices, we w-mld invite the trade to all and examine our goods be fore purchasing eLcahe. Sc 'B. QT. CHARLES LIVERY STABLES.— L) The undersigned has bought the lease of the above named Stables, to- '4li f'ao' erp:k pettier with a portion of the exten- *? R 11 sive stock of Horses and Carriages, • ...• late the property of James Mathews, deceased. In addition to the stock before-mentioned, lie has also added a number of PINE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, which were formerly employed et his Livery Stables in Third, below Wood Croat. As he gives his personal atten tion to the business, a continuance of the patronage which he h.as hitherto received frcu public is solicited. JACOB GARDNER, St. Charles Livery Sfablel. N. 13.—A HEARSE and any number of CARRIAGES can sle,..ys be procured for Funerals. de29 UCKWHEAT FLOUR.--30 sacks Buck -13 wheat Flour, SO ID sacks, just received and for bale by IdcCAN DLLSS, .MEANS fc CO, fv2l Corner Woo,i and Water streets. OIL (LO S. z. TABLE COVER-50 do assorted sizes. Also. Stand and Bureau Covers ; on hand and for sale by J. k It. PHILLIPS, mrl6 and 28 St. Clair street. I LOUR,.-25 bbis. Superfine Flour received t_C nod for sale by McCANbLESS, MEANS At CO., fe`lo Corner Wood and Water streets ROUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND GLAZING—In all of its branches executed prompt 13 - and in the best manner, by J. it H. PHILLIPS, curg :16 and 29 St. Clair street. ARD OIL.—We have commenced manu i Ls ¢ factoring Lard 00, and wil Le pleabed to receive or Jere for it. We will warrant it equal to coy Oil in the mar Let. We a.:11 tai harlt.la returned when desired. D. C. Et J. IL SAWY.F.P„ 67 17,-d DIA.NOS I.IENT.—Two elegant Rose woNl 6 cizt-3ve Pianw, will bo rented to private tarn. Wee only. Apply to JuHN LI. MELLOR, fel3 82 Wood etreet- WINDOW GLASS.-5000 yards from 2 to 6 inch inch di.nnetcr, for Bale by IT. B. COLLINS. QEEL) NESIIANNOCK.S.-25 bbls. Seed NcshannoLl: Potatoes receives and for sale by JA .11:8 A. YETZE.T., Corner Market and First strants _„9 TONS Eastern Lead, received and fur sale (an excellent article,) by JOHN THOMPSON CO., No. 135 Third street. MIXED PAINTS—Always on hand, of all colon, and for exile by JOHN THOMPSON & CO., ETD No. 135 Third rtreet. I)RIED PEACLIES.-15 boo. choice Dried Peaches recaved ar.d for sale by JAMES A. FETZER, ei 5 'Corner Market and First streets. QTARCU.-300 bxs. Rochester Pearl Starch r&f. by lets) FfRNBY t 3. COTIJNAL. ,f - ;LOVER SEED.-10 bue. prime Clover Se,l, for sale by . JA'SIES A. FETZER, a - 3,3 Corner Find and Market street. TjOTATOES.- ~ .1 1:m btu. Neabanr.ock Potatoes; 60 do Peach Blosaom Potatoes, just received, and for ttale by JAMES A. FETZER, 1 , 1;5 PE Water etr♦ot: 7k), YE FLOUR.- %, 15 bbis. truth ground Rye Plor,r, Just received and for sole by JAMES A. FETZER, janl Gfe Water Btreet. G REEN APPLES.- 20 bbls. goon applas, Jnat: rocelTed and for gale by o^-120 IA R. A. .11LT7 Nit. 88 Water street. vvrINTER GLOVES.—A 4 full supply of Cloth, Silk and Merino, of various ekes. at low pri. HORNE% P i TSB GJ_9 WES D INSURANCE. . _ , i_tEpoßT oF THE CONDiIiON OF THE FARMER'S UNION INSFRANCE COMPANY, j At ATHENS, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA., . 1 011.1, Mih, o presented to tho Stock - hoiden), auil made out in comp'lnce with the State Laws of New Yorli, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, &c. STATIM Z.NT. Tho name of the Company is the FARNIERT UNION IN SURANCE. C‘rIEANY, let qt.! at Athena, l'a. Chartered April 13. 15E.1., by the Legblatui eof EclitieyMoja. Charter Perpetual. Ca6ll Capita!, e.l.ich is all paid cp urplus iu adliuon thereto Fifty-four BCII , I-1 DWI Mortgag .e, at stx and seven 't/ cent. interest, amountlug in the aggregate t0...i152,315 e.) Which mortgages are or valua ble and productive real estate, principally farms, recorded and first liens, worth Iz.rter,try double the amount and more than most gaged for in each case, and in no case less than fifty t1:1 mitt. more, exclusive of farm buildings, and 8 ,, certified by the Recorders, where recorded, to the and tors td the States of Ohio and Illinois. Nineteen six 1d cent. Bemis amply secured 47.0 5 GU Cash on hand and in Bank 6,449 12 Cash iu hands of Agents, and in course of transmission, secured by bands with sureties Due on losses re-insured, ic Bills receivable, viz: promissst y rotes payable at bank and to the Company Interest accrued, (principally due January 1, 1t558,) Safe and Mlles Fixtures and Furni ture INCOME roe. Ti , v. liEllt 1857. Amount of Premiums received during the year $ 83,231 3 3 Am't interest received during the year 11,442 05 Am% received from all other sources 2,430 00 RIPENDITURRS Expenses for the year, including commissi-nis, salaries, rents, rein surance, printing, advertLiing, taxes, and all other expenses $ 19,199 tltl Dividends paid during 11, yenr 17,0130 00 Losses paid, which occurred prior to December 31, 1556 Louss pail which occurred during the y oar 45,561 54 LIA ,11;111:.8. L 08403 adjusted r.ii not duo (Nitice paid) R 12,500 '1 Lusaes incurred end iu process of adjustment. Lonsos reported, on Ivtlicti uo a( tivn has been taken Losses resisted, on grom,,l o: in:iur ance after fire, property transfer red before i 099, property lost not covered by the Policy, he $ 29,407 90 Whole amen tof rill:a taken during the y,ar..V,429,t62 00 Whois amount of rick at date 4,E61,440 :TATE O PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY - OP lIRADFOED : $!. C. N. Shipunn, President, and J. E'. Canfield, Secretary of the Farmers' uion Insurance Company, teing severally duty 81;4,1'11, depose and say. and Each Lr hia tell says ' that the foregoing is a true, and correct statement of the affairs of said corporation, and that they aro the above de scribed oUtcers thereof 0. N 2 11.'MAN, President. J. E. CANFIELD, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25111 dit) cf Janu ary, ISSB, 11. C. BAIRD, Justice of the Peace. T. J. ITLINTER, g=ut, No. 90 Water street, Pittsburgh. No. 70 Smithfield etreet II Ilha h 4 careet. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Q CUTHBERT & SON'S OFFICE, No. 51 Market street, for the sale and purchase of Real Estate, renting houses, attending to insurance and repair:4, obtaining loans on bonds, mortgages, Stc,; making convey ances, deeds, bonds, die.; writing letters and corresponding with parties abroad, kc. ocld BELDEN SEYMOUR, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, CLEVELAND, OHIO. RlTlnnrcza.—Messrs. Hanna, Garretaon & Co., Robert Parks, Esq. Jyll:y NAT MSTE .A. S • ALEXANDER. GARRETT, REAL ESTATE AGENT, NO. 50 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO, Has for sAlo Lauds In Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and lowa. He will cichange Lands in An., for Pittsburgh manufactures, and also fir city I rtipi•rty. All letters of inquiry answered gratis, by addressing me as above. sull:ly PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT. Valuable Farm For Sale, CONTAINING 160 ACRES, BEING A part of Section 17, in Goshen township, Islahoning county, Ohio; about Plo acres &areal, in a high state of cultivation, about one meadow laud, of a superior quality, the balance high and rolling, reasy f.,r the plough. It Leone of the best grazing farms in the county, having never-failing springs on it, Ziko en orchard, t oaring fruit of a superior quality; together with a god and valuable stone quarry. It will bo scld at a low price and easy payinecti given. SALEM, Col. Co., Ohio, March It 4, 153 i. apg:dif For Sale. LOTS, NOS. 19, 20 AND 22, IN SILLI MANS% ILLE, Rose township, Alleveny county, comprising together, GI tract of Tlf fitTY•FIVE ACRES and seventeen porches of the very beat quality of Garden Land, under a high state of cultivation, and well timbered, Dwell ing Ilouse, two Barns, Stabling, Potato and String flow.e. About live hundred Fruit Trees, of every variety, of the choicest kind of fruit. The property is well sapp/ied with abundance of excellent water, and to easy of access to mar ket, by Railroad or by the New itrightou Plank Read. The property is within four miles of the city, sad will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of S. B. W. Gib:, No. S 5 Fifth street, PAtabargh. Or, of WM ii. ap7:lm 9 Pennsylvania avenue. FOR SALE.-45 arcs of Land near Llul tou'm Stati4u, on the Alleglivny Vol!. y I;mlroad, 10 miles from the city. The laud is all c 0 with due fJrest trees, which makes it a dasirab!e pace Ira c,untry deuce. 2 Building Lots, each 1:,1 by 100 feet on Penna.. avenue rear Mage3 5 do do on Vickroy street nee.r Magee street. 04 do do on Maria taro , t, near Magee ntrwt. 3 do do on Bluff and Isabella .treats, In the Eigth Ward of the City of Pittsburgh. Also, 1 Lot on the corner of Pena and Marbury streets, fronting 30 feet on Ponu and leg feat inche.l on Mar. bury street, adjacent io the despot of the Pe ,nglrauLt Rail. road. For terms, etc., inluiro of ISA ‘C r..19,1rn corner Ross and Fitst ate, Fittssurgh. PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE —Situate in South Patsbugh, on the Monongahela river. The bonze i 9 large an'! convenient, having a ha'l 2 parlors, dining room, kitchen and 4 tharnhera, a hue porch fronting the rivcr, a good cellar, stable and carriage house, a large garden with great variety of choice fruit, blouh• bery, etc., gra'o arbor, ,hado trews, etc. For ;.rice and terms, iminre at the &ice of S. CUTllitElir a 61 Market ,tr,,et. COUNTRY RESIDENCIF., FOR RENT Sitakto at ab.nt 2 miles from the city, 24 acres of land; large and comfortable dwelling house of 10 rooms; good spring house, carriage house. stable, etc., a ttnaut house and other out-buildings, garden, fruit trees, grapes and mill fruits , a stone wa.l and iron railings in frog t of the home and garden, etc., will bo rented low to a gonci ten ant. S. CUTHBERT & SON, apl2 6l Mar set -tr, et. VALUABLE EAST LIBERTY PROPEit- TV FOll SALE—A largo lot of ground, 00 feet front by 200 deep to a street, with a Lew Frame Dwellltv , House of two parlors, dining room, kitchen and 5 chambers, wide porch in front. gi.od cellar coal 1.1...m0, stable, frnit tress, ei.c, Prioe, $2OOO. Torras easy. ap7 S. CUTII.BEItT A SON, 61 Market street 'OR RENT—That large and comfortable Dwelliag House, situlte on t , e Bank of the Morion g that rive ~ opp ,site tae city, au] at r e ie4eut in the occu pancy of Marshall, .Esq. cJoice fruit, shrubbery, etc. in abundance and great variety. Apply to mr3l S. CUTHBERT It SON. 51 M,rket et. STORE ROOM ON FOURTHSTREET FOB RENT.—A large Room and Cellar, between Mar ket and Wood streets. 8. CUTHBERT /r. SON, THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUBE FOR RENT—Situate on Marbary street, be tween Penn and Liberty streets, containing a hall. 2 par lors, 6 chambers, dining room and kitchen. Rent, $2OO per year. E. CUTHBERT & SON, -- Ll Market strv,..t. AHOUSE in good order, and lot of ground on Monterey street, Allegheny, can be had for the small amount of 025. Terms easy. mr27 S. CU ,11BRIt EON, 51 Market FOR s6oo—two hundred in hand, balance in ono and teo Sears, will secure a dwelling house and lot of ground, on Mt Washington. S. CUTUBERT & SON, 61. Marcia St. .A.RAEE CILLNCE to purchase a good dwelling house and lary lot of ground, in Snarps For price and terms. apply at our office. — UTEIBERT & EON, 51 Market st. TWO DWELLINU IiOUSES, with large lot of ground to each home. Sin:Late on Carson street, South Pittsburgh, will be sold on favcrabk torms, by S. CUTITBERT h SUN, 61 Market circa. FOR SALE—A Drug Store, located in one of the best situations in the city of Pittsburgh, for either a jobbing, retail or prescription hasinea4. Purchas ers will find an e...icantge of rare occur. nee. For informa tion inquire of JOAN itAyr, JS., No. 163, corner Ei.r.tu and Wood streets, " . Pittal-nrib. BROOM CORN.-3 tons first qualitya reed and for male y [rarsl HENRY I. Co, LINS. 100 BBLS. N B . AG C :u . l iPcUs f G o a r Av sa E le a b L, NOS. is end 20 Wood etreet. 24 13IITNAM'S Improved, and other styles o Window Shade Nati:trim, fcr cede by n. J. Gs a. KELLUM 4, 1858. lIERCUANTS' INSUiANCE COMPAA WM. T. PETTIT, Prerithmt D. J. M'CAN:.:, Secretary. Amurot of CapiLal Stock pail in t ,. .11 63,128 :.;6 $11€.3,4'23 .11:1137.7c3 Cargo Ilinict cal Ohio itivt•rs and tributarii.3. I ririlrea agaiant I damage ty Also, age.inst the Perils of the S(..a 41D1 Inland liari_g,a:ion S 2)0 , :CO 00 . K.,485 al Wm. V. Pettit, J. C. nontp...nit-ry, Jain N. Punir.:l, D. J. licCann, 7.. Y. A - nun.r, B. L. Wocaton, John A. 111nr±hnll, Ch.q.7. B. Wright, John J. rnuerson, Elwood T. ?tinny. t'2s _1,4'5,) 61 11,21FEII6NCE: In Phiku /Aphid: /n iger, Lamb & Co., Stclumicy., Jn,,tic,, F Co., Trnitt, Bro. k Co., I Back, Morgan k Stidlub , A. T. Lane /c Co., Prtmroy, Caldwell A Cc. PITTSBURGH OFFICE, NO. 97 WATER ST. REI•:T. ap9 R. W. POLNLEXTEB., Agent. FIRE INSUR I-ICE, Reliance Mutual Insurance Co. OF PHILADELPHIA. 15 ,761 61 7,1,3, J 1 ON BUILDINGS, LIXITED OE PERPIITUAL, LIKYLCIIAN DIKE, FURNITURE, .40., IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. °Mee, Pio. 300 Walnut street. CAPITAL, 3177,926.........t5kA83.,365 Bfl Invested as 10113 W!, viz:— First Mortgage on linprov:•d City PrLIWIty, worth double the amount Pennsylvania Itaihoed Co:s 6 p.-c c. :g ate Loan, $30,0..0 cost 25,500 L) Allegheny County 6 per cent. Penn's 11. it. Loan. 10.000 00 Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s Sock 4,000 00 Stock of the Reliance Mutual Insurance 0 , 19,100 0 . 1 Stock of County Fire Insurance C.) Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 475 co Bills RecoivaAe, business paper 52,711 50 Book Accounts, accrued irate.-est, a 3.'4 ;6 111 Cash on hand and in Bank 16,0-13 20 12,191 4,1 253,435 61 $ 19 150 35 Cl. , m Tingley, William ft, Thompson, David S. Brown, Cornelius Stevenson, John R. Worrell, H. L. Carson, Robert Toland, Lioses Johnsen, Cbarles S. Woc.d, James S. Woodward, mr3 B. J. GA mr3 tic rth-east c,r S9J, PHILADELPHIA FETE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 121 , U GO No. 149 Cheznu,S, St.rect, Cpp)site the Ct , t. - ..m H.etc. WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU RANCE, either Perpt•tnal or Limited, on every description of Property or Mt_rchaiLie, d of premium CITIZENS' INSURANCE C()I 7 iPANY OF PITTSBUF,GIi. {VILLI D ALIA E'r. r EAKUEL L. MAJLSILKLL, 6, - .•zrE tAry. OFFICE: D 3 }Tater erect, bc.!wc.:,r4 adsci W.xci rtreeti AT—lnsures If DLL AND (2AR:ill 'll3 Ohl; tuid .Nlu3sierippi 11:vera and tribut 3.11C9. Insures against Loa or Damage Alco, againet the P. orila of the iida and .11113nd ,cas:;atr, and Trandportatdon. WEST BUANCH MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF PENH3 YLVAN I A Cazii Capital V00;300 I Prontam N0tet...11%,343. rrillS COMPANY WILL INSURE ON 15ierellaudie,o, l'uruituro, sc., iu tOwu Ur lion. Juo.J. Pearced Hon. G. C. Liar, iCharl,s A. Ma:, John B. Hall,Charlea Crisc, I'u.: r Pickineon. T. T. Abrams,l 1.) li. Jackman, I IV. IA Samuel IL Lloyd, I J S. Crawford, A. A. Winegarduer, John W. Mayuar , l, A. ',leg: ail, L. A. 'Mackey, Ilion. S Cam: James Arrastremi A. White, Thos. Bowman D.E4I Fearon, al/108 Quigglo, ,Wm. Vanderbeit, Ilion. Woe. OFFICE—NO. 65 FI.F.1:11 L'lTT.3llClithi. de2l:tf J. A. LIPPERT, Agent. rellE FRANKLIN Fll li - ,::i'LLRANt,'E COMPANY, OF PIIILAD6I.I'Ii7A. Dtamcnas--Chs.rles W. Locher, aanias Tc.i...,aa Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jac..b rklinth, NY. I;.l,:l.ards, Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolph i3C•li,, ',4% ri3 Patterson. etlath L 1 7,31:1,Ct. Onas. G. B.s.Nckan, Secretary. Continue to make inaurance,oorpl:.li, or I LZ• • •:;•: - ‘ 1, on ovs7y description of property, in town L.il try, at rates low as are consistent with security. The Company have reserved a lorgo C.,nti , i - ent Fund, with their capital and pronlinn: , , ford ample protection to the assn.:ed. The Assets of the Company, on January 16t, Itsl, rs r lished agreeably to an Act of .kasombly, were as f0:10v, , ., our: Mortgage V18,12...i fits Real Estate 84,377 78 Temporary Loans 83,'..46d 17 Stocks 61,689 J. C.ceda,..to 84,a...id 81 Total 51,212.7....3 44 -1 Bir.ce their incorporation, a renal of they have paid upward of One Million i:oar Hundred sand Dollnre,l oases by are, ther3by advantages of insurance., as well as I.ll,:6iiity and di itlrn to meet with promptness all liabilitie3. J. GAII.DI:N COFFIN, nol Offlcc, north cast cor. Wood and Third ,tl.!. NEPTUNE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA. FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, 414 WALNUT STIIEFT. Organized under the General Insurance Law, with a Cash Capital of sloo,ouo, privileged to incroaee to P1.;w,009. In sures against loss or damage by FIRE, MAJ.:II;E, INLAND NAVIGATION and TRAINISPORTATI , :I:N. OPTIOLRS: H. 0. LAUGHLIN, Preaident. RICIFD SHIELDS, V. Prw' GEORGE SCOTT, Secretary. DIIISOTOR2 H. 0. Laughlin, D. Sharwood, W. C. Stotesbnry, It. H. Carllle, R. F. Shawnll, 0. C. Butler, George Scott 51 Market street INSURANCE Of Phlialdelphia. =EI 01'71 CL WILLIAM V. PETTIT, Preriden: E. F. WITMER, V.ce Prtsident. D. J. MeCANN, Stcretar BY TLI $25' 2 1 . •5 St , CLANS TlNCiiia, ut. D=l :.• , :wir,‘ 5t1,213, 1 Wkaium W 1.11.11, ZCur. CI ca - 1 ,- ,4 I Owl 1., Jr.c,i, T. El 131)W-11, Ww. TIINCIISI AN, ::-,c.•vtary. DINE: COFFir , , Agt it, uer ROBERT F. KLNG, M. W. BALDWIN, i'resic'erat. Charius Hayes, E. N.. 0.4, -, , E. B. EugliEh, LIOCCgo W. BrOv,n, P. B. Savery, Jneepl , S. Paul, C. Shunt:au, John Claytuu, B. J. Magargee, E. Pill Dr. F. BLiCS.r.CII..NE, Secretary. .. , . . J. G. COlliN, Corner Thin:. uu , l WL DIT.T.CI'O al! William Vagaley, Samuel Rea, James M. Cooper, James Park, Jr., Isaac M. Pouneck, Springer Ilarbansh, Capt. Samuel C. luung, John Caldwell. LOCK HAT - EN, cli_vroN M32110:13 Thomas Kitchen. LION. (3. U. 11.1.1tVE1, T. T. AB RAMS, Vice l'it:nid,Lt. I'lloB. KITOILK2t, Secretary. TITS h MAFFEI', Agente, jel:y 018ce Lafayette IRA entrance on Wk..ud at. PITTSBURGH LIFE. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 96 WATER S EE T, PITTSISIMEIGII, PA. ROBERT GALWAY, President. Aida. Daims.r, Vice President. Y. A. RINEHART, SeCranTy. ,-This Company makes exeryinsuranct, appertaining to or connected with LIFE RISKS. Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MA I; IN E RLS KS generally. And against Loss and Damage by Yiro, and against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and TrqnsportAtir_m. Policies issued at the lowest rat cc,n.is'!ent with safety to all parties. _ „ . DIRECTO a !:. ..- Robert Galway, Pr,...1t1•1 \ l'alur`..iv , Joseph P. Gazze.m, M. D., JuL 7, ,-,..‘ tt, James Marshall, P:.712 li' Del.., James W. liailman, Car... 1.4 Artr.:. noi., Alexander Bradley, Jen , ',41 :,. L,,c,,, John Fullerton, .N. le 11 ert, David H. Chaml:,:rz, tt,',< , rt 11. Hartley, William Carr, .. , 1... !•!. 1 .', 2 .26 z `, '• - ; - ::,"rEE-, - 171 7 ,P. - ...,-," 4 '4. V_ I'l GEORGE r).•,.!,311. Sari - itary. °incr. No. 92 Water street, (:,panv, o e.)'s stairs, Pittsburgh. Will insure against ail kinds of E. 6 A Rome Ir.stitntion, mcina4e,,l by ',i.e.' - known in the community, and who are d.et promptness r.nd liberality, to maintain the ii;, 1, they have assumed, as offering the best Prot-..et. , ,. to tho-i• who desire to be insured. ASSETS, OCTOBER. 31st, 1857. Stock Accounts,_ Mortgage,__. Bills Receivable,. Offial Furniture,. Open Accounta,_ Cash,— Premium Notes,.. Bills Discomated,. Duz , ,?7 , +-3 George Darnia, J. i,. Butler, Jam en McAuley, Andrew Ackley, Nathaniel Holmes, D. M. Long, C. W. Ricketeon, ricll4 31)IANOS, PIANOS—NEW ARRIVAL.._ spiuml STOCK —CIiARLOTTN BLIJM.E. 118 Wood street, ha. Just received aria now efft , rsfc,r sale at her ccR and a, LSCiOII3 wareroema, the flue: t election of Pianos in thee city - .9 from the rillY BEST ronnufactories in the Ut i Led and Europe. inclutthl, t hon.) from th 3 'ollowing maitre 11 ALLET, DAV/8 sAj'., Boston—HAINES i3ROTHERS. No — Yo:k—n 'JIBS t 1.111.11•::1;, Hum barg—w M. EN in the cite cin como in competition for the variety and celebrity of it.; instrument; nor the extremely low priced et which they are Bold. I', rrai, in e.ant Of a VIRAT QUALITY Piano Forte, are re• firer tfol.y invited to can and examine be. , fore turchastng ebev. here. Every laltrnment is WARRANTED awl Et WRITTEN GUARANI* TEE given. SD,I-11..m.i Pianos at great bargains, from $5O to $2OO CHARLOTTE BLUSIE, US Word st - eet, Record door above Fifth. 0!.! iharoa ge at their full val Ce. [ape A n0.,w0 .1 G• fn f: 2 ; t y tho tot GCE In two 3,11 - S, and C-. 7. Lv•iinp,rt . c:310--prjo, St• 0 A Bost wood 7 octavo Boston•:0:1•:0 Piano, elJti.'t iy Otit, to s'2oo. A znalwaunv 6 octave I.Mtuo, made by R. 5: W. Noulli, New York. SCo. A niah. gaily 6 octave Piano, made in Baltimore, $4O. A rosewood 6 octave Piaui), old, $3O. A rosewood 0 , 4 ' octave 'jr,a, a very elegant and gcod in strument, made by one, of the best Now York makers, in pw tint r; Now Vol' , prize , $30—.1,240. A It octave excellent old Piano, with irun frame, made by hat eck, $7.5. A :,:c1 It cc! , ,c9 Chickerh4: Piano in good order, in us ,, ea-s. ,SL2o •_uk.) tiU PIANO 5..:? ; () RAND PIANOS! PARLOR GRAND PIANOS 11 AND NEW STYLE SQUARE PIANOS, fount the Manufactrry of CLUCKERING A SONS', I:,:o:t.,futit received from the manufactory of Chicitering Sous'. 13oscon, the following desirable and elegant stock of their PIANO FoRTES 01 , e Full seven octave Grand Piano „Forte, with superbly carved case. Priv. , One Full seven ,CtliVe Grand Piano Forte, elegant Rose wood case. Price $7OO One New Parlor Grand EOVI2II c.c.tave Piano, nearly equal in power to a fall (trend, and occupying only the room of au ordinary square Piano, Pric , $6OO .SQUARE. PIANOS! Tv, full carved Rosewood, Louis .11Vtb, Leven octaves, with and Feet work. wo,lsiiv,n octaw—Cl'fford iv°, 01, carvrti mouldings, r oven octave. r liovew,xlid plain round C 9171118, Seven octavo. nil. :Walnut, plain round front corners, seven octave. .or o Li • I{ ,1):! " ‘• .11! ut abovo are of their full Iron and their new Pat, nt Infarnments linvo been tinialked xpeciaily for the ho wananted to purchasord Fl.: Hni" their iore. JUIIN If. PELLOR, No. 81 Woo.i ntrtot, ho Agent for Chirkoring LE BE R LIAVING JUST RETURN • from the Ettatmm 6;6E', ,11.1,r0 Fg - 7-1 1m 1... n It.rteti a Clit'iCe stock of Etipollurid.-7,2..;7 - ,. I ),=. w , .11! , 1 retmcct the ity.,mtimi A pmcimsem. ltmit , ' t,. y i;rt.at from the entire, e , tio,it, and arc considered among the ii:o.st instrurneuti (.7 , 1 ht to th ::y Pi ale aulic d this Is an ox, spent ei,pertuni:y f.ir ct.taln• h:rt ant Placo . U F:ith htrc3t. Cale. Mark Sterling, 1. John Sal; err, JoL 13ryant, D. Montgomery, Richard Shields, Wilhum eaborno, Co!IP11.1\i"V $121,600 00 '2,166 00 4,161 67 '240 00 !),478 04 SEM 4U,24 1 3 125,u03 3 :,.217,311 7LI P. Miller, Jr. George W. .1 , :ks3n, Alex. Speer, Wm. Knight, Alexander Wm. H. Smith, P. 'M. GORDON. E.ecr,tary 1-: ! , 2- ' - !;':',-Z:l'.-::...::..,:'''..;'..':.:E.:.:,1,4-:•::.,,'.:.!,:,••,.;-•--.,Z •11 . '.., - i, , i.. , , , , ,-.:, , , ,,, ' 4 , ` - I . .;_ yyi , 0,,.,:1.. PIANOS AND MUSIC "t. NEST LOT OF ;1': ,. .01‘.CD-HAND PIANOS i ANT EI) nOSEWOOD 7 3 , ,ts' Pitt n vet) tune, is It •t%.1" 1 i - ,,7J:..t7,-: , 74 I w I c. t• by t: is vtl,rotl 41: c't re.ry fl ces tnziude pa:king liex and packing. Fir title JOHN 11. bILLLOIt, Agent for Chicliering k Bode. I r Woatrirn Nu .1 \Yu Ai str,vt C 1111). The Best and Cheapest in Use. ADAIR, GRANT & HARTMAN, TkTAN UFA Cl' . l . _ \; R RI, SAZI , 4 DEALERS IN \\ ntip,oved Fire and Water Proof Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofs, Elastic, Fire & Water Proof Cavils hoofing. ROOFING MATERIALS. NJ. hTREET flie of' our Caura9 P.o:T6 may te seen at 0,0 G. linssey itt Co.'s copp•ir se u eki.: Parks 4 Cc's ciirt lags factory, Manch. ster ; Groff, Ilennott St CO.'S nr w rolling mill; Robinson .4 Minuls' fan, der.; and nue:bins shop; Jatnes now planing 11111, Ruth ;411; Gen Wm. Robinson's dwelling. Al. leglieny; I'., Ft. W. At C. It, It., and C.. C it C. it. It. fright Incase, , Ft. `2..'". & C. R. R. Luildings, st r nod Se..vickley Kittanning bridge. lthEN'zi Ilea teen in use titteen years, and C r•i -faction. Call, or send to our r file, for a circular, courunint; uver only letters,testifyini; its superior Ourability ;-• i• rt . Won ten's on Dr. eau, Depot, ct Chari, :el, •• ow Dispatch Building, Port Bailding.Chron iris f rtt Audi iiws E. Church, Band strNit; Mansion I I ii.rs Girraa Works, C I hrivien a Glass Warehouse, sea A: Co.'s riling mill tack factory. _ . OUR A9TIC WOIT-I%T. We urply cn GLL 11tC2.1 au TIN itt,OFS, which mares them ac; gus,laS nr,,l L. tter v. a: , r proof. 1)11•23:t!in LIIOULD you ask me, should sou w ,, u4ier, Where tr, buy 3 our Shoes and Gaiters' for your :eer in spr;ngtaue, 13,1. 0 7! N 4 Ell heels, and pre - ty 111 -)1:5S. FitEN(2ll 81.JPFERA for the 8111111llor, ',.tea: Leather, : ii hero Da boy this, cheap and gool too ; shenlii answer, I would tell you, Go unto the 81.10 E SLONE, To Pee Peoples' Cheap rhos Stere o To the Store of Die FEN A Cll ER, ap7l. No. 17 Fifth street. - IN L.: vi BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE PEOPLES' C!IEA.P SHOE STORE. ENT'. I , LAIME,,', MIS ES', YOUTii',3 AND QIII.LDREN'S ot ..very deictipt.ou and qoalitv. Glove Ca.f Long (',Oterii, with or without heels; Glove Calf, French Kid, Morocco and Litatirg Slippers; French Morocco, Kid and Poirot !,:tther BuakilN; Kid an:Morocco Sims. No. 11 btfth Rtrer,t, no r market. POWDER.-50 boxes Soap Powder Li of our own manufacture, warranted superior to any offcred tor role 1n One market, on hand and fur sale by lelB B. C. J. IL SAWYER TV W BED FOAL) CAN DLES.- IN 2u po ser a,eorto.l stzva, O's, Sperm atnilleB Mi=ll DRIE'D APPLES.-50 sacks received and f.r stll , by irit'J - 2.1 II ENRY 11. COLLINS. D UTTER.-3 bl_ds. fresh roll, for sale by q . - .t rri7lS rENRY 1H COLLINS. FP I MOTIiY SEE D-10 hush. Good Timothy A Seod for 13,id0 by JAS. A. FETZER, . _ . - 11_? YE FLOUR.-15 vols. Juz4 received aril ./...ti for tale by in,;:;] HENRY H. COLLINS. i IME.-100 barrels fresh Lime just rec'd i 2, I , v finr3 I 1110112 Y 11. 0001 INS. CHIMNEY LOPS of various patterns, for tal by [tne.29J H. IL COLLINS. rirOBACCO AND CIUAILS.—A largeassort- A. meat of far( rite brands, on haud and for Bale by WM. 11. SMITH It 00, 116 Second, and 147 Flr3t stre3tB. rii3EESE.-225 boxes prime W. R. cutting Chase recelced mid for rale, by 11212.MY,11 GeLLINB. 111101 - OTEL CANDLES.-50 bcxes 12's and hotel Candles, m hand and for Fale by e 8 .t 1 0. Se J. J. WANTS. I.) YE FLOUR-20 bbls. in store and for gale by [tie2.sl FIENLLY IL. COLLTNS. AiD—in kegs—for sale by uov7 LTENRY 0. COLLTNA. GGS.-10 bbls. fresh Eggs just received and for axle by I inr2O , HENRY FL COLL' GLASS. -500 boxes Bxlo, 9x12 and 10x12, tor Ealo by (Iv; A. COLLINS. p iI ROOMS.-50 doz. recd and fir Bale by _a rural 'HENRY li. COLLII,S ERRiiStal -60 LLIa, PlAled Herring; bu do Dry valt Ecrring, for Fate by b2l. 1111NRY 11. COLLINS APPLES.-14 bags choice Dried just roceived and for elle by JAS. A. FETZER, npCb Cornor Market and Firer in.reet4. bbis. prime white for Eale by I! CO LL Vb LOCK AND LETTER SIGNS—Of any g style desired, in (ILA or Plain Cl)liire--menufactured and put IT dhoct uoiico, J Il PHILLIPS, nr9 ri9 and UR St. Clair street. NEW E HOUSE AND LOT OF G7 . .und, bb by 100 feet, situate) ou ML Weeltington, or accvnanlo terms, by Li: I - 23 S EON. 51 Market et. L'S for Christmas and Now Year. -L . 13(.3: Lay Pr Raisins; choice now Fig,t , , in drums and rm. twr only 154,1e. - § , k V4' , 1311 J. L 4 l - )WN _ Vorlop43. I.ta D U PFA LOSHOSS.—A splendid article of G, nut' and Ladies Buffalo Over Shoes. Gent..? tlf aver Shoe., at Ow Stio , a Store, N0 a .17 Fifth gt - ret , t, 12 ear Mrak.,:z. ATOOLLEI'S SALVE for sale wholeslae v reta at the Drag Store of JO'dN HAFT, Jth, Corner moo,' and Sixth eta., l'ltteLnrgli. TuE T\ FLY POST _ • We hear) the following capital story yester day, and only regret that we cannot tell it as it was told to us: A banker in Dubuqe, whom we shall call \ r. ly, for short, found it necessary a short time ago to susr end busines, and accordingly closed his doors, and issued a card to his deposi tors, in which he stated that he hoped soon to be able to resume again. The day after Mr. M. had closed his doors, ho was met by a Hibernian miner who had $6,000 deposited wan him, and acoosted thus: "Good morning, Mr. M: Faith an' it's well you're looking this morning, considering the weather. But, sure, it's sorry I am. Mr. M., to tee that card of yours in papers. But never do you mind such trifles as that, mon—take courage and hold up your head as high as iver—the throublo of the thing will soon blow over. And as for that $6,000 balance of mine, just kapo it as long as you want it—l have no use for the lousy dollars—and I know yees an' honest mon, and perfectly good for tha same at any time.— Kape it, sir, and pleasant dreams be wid ye." Mr. M. expressed his thanks, and the banker and depositor separated. But on the following day Mr. M. was startled from his "pleasant dreams" by the presentation of a check for $6,- 000, bearing thejnamo of his Hibernian friend. Not knowing how to understand the matter, Mr. M. sent for Patrick, when the following expla nation took place : "Well, you see, Mr. M., Peggy, that is, my wife, has been raisin the very divil about the money—and just to pacify the poor ignorant era tur that it was safe, I thought, be dad, that I'd jist send for it and count it all over before her ' ugly face, and then she'd consent to my leaving it with you, together wid the other $4,000 that is givin us BO much throble to kapo from being stolen from us." To such an explanation, together with the now temptation of $4,000 additional, the ban ker could take El) exoeption-30 he counted out the $6,000 in short. But that was the end of the Irishman. The banker meeting him some time afterwards, desired anotner explanation. "Outh, the thruth is, Mr. 11 f., it's myself that has been ashamed to see yeee. Peggy, that divil of a wife of mine, you see, has hid the money, and bother me if I can find it all, at all, and that i 3 just the thrath, sir." The banker made a g raceful tender of his hat, but Pet generously declined to aoaept the same, alt hough justly entitled to it. Burlington Gazette. B. C. b. J. 11. SAWYER, DIFF.ENBACIIER CO N UMBER 173 An Irishman's Confidence In a Bank Cheap Living Much has been said lately in the public press about the cost of living. The San Francisco Tl7lc World gives the following funny specimen of how John Chinaman lives in the land of gold: We have had statistics from merchants, me chanics and laboring men; and if everybody is not fully '' posted,' -it's their own fault. The mania for giving their household matters to the public has extenclod even to John Chinaman, as the following interesting document will show: .31i,ger Paper Mao: Me hub learn readee paper. So now can see all dot ting what ho taltiec. Mo hab see what plenty m talkee, how much he "pungle" every month for chow-chow. Now tinkea you no sharbee how muc'-ic , e Chinaman hab pay for alhJ same ting. Me !ol'o, you: For •.no I,tion shanty on Sacramento street, man for ore month C.;oloy fur catcheo chow- chow One Lace dog fi.r boil Cumehaw to ciao piece police man, who say he look out no man chartroom° 20 00 One other police man !afire° me all same—. 15 00 Ono other piece man, who say ho " Moat)," end "run wid der masheen" 10 00 One other piece man, who say " John, wha you license" One other piece man, who eay " John, you pay me dat license, or I raise bad place wis you" Rico f..r Cooley Chow-chow for me Littee birds neat soup, rat can0e......., Lit:ea dat " impure drug " for smoke° One littee row, when Ameliky man Helm me, and Judge Coon say, " You John, you pungle Cumshaw for Misser Torn Hay ace, for talker, 1:110 "John dem fellows come de swindle on you ; what for no cut off pig -tail, put on breeches, and be somebody $242 00 Dat what cost China merchant live in San Fran. cisco. What you tinketi? CHOPSTICKS. PHONOGRAPHY.—The art of phonographic re porting is the best ever invented, but neverthe less sometimes leads to mistakes Not long since a member of Congress was making a speech, in which he initimated that truth was much dearer to him than party, quoting the Latin, " Amieur Socrater, amicus Plati es ae major veritus." (Soor.ites is m 7 friend, Plato is my friend but truth is mnch more my friend ) ` This appeared neat day in thc2eport as follow': "I may cuss SJcrn.tes, I may cues Plato, said Major Veritas !" Tee sounds were somewhat like, but then there was a little difference in the meaning. • Oa another occasion, Senatorßrighthad some thing to say about his constituents and "actual settler. " now it sometimes, happens, that the signs for words of different sense are in phonog raphy so nearly alike, that right word can only he judged by the context. On this the reporter did not probably write out his own report, but left it to some careless clerk, and the consequence was that Mr. Bright was astonished the next day to sec his constituents referred to as " cattle steal ers," in his speech. " Actual settlers" and "cattle stealers " being represented by the sarnz signs in phonographic writing. A SMART PEOPLE.--Nit long ago, writes a cor respondent of the Knickerbocker, an attorney with considerab:e "swell," but not much brains, came to C—, in Ohio, to " locate." One day cvhen the poet office was full, waiting the distri bution of the mail, a half- witted fellow, stepped up to him in the crowd, and said " Mr. S—, told you have come here to practice law." Yes, I have." " Well, you will find it a first rate location. I hadn't lived bore four months before I was sued ten times." "Well, it seems to me I could live here for years without being sued at all." " I presume you could," said our half-witted friend; "people hero aro pretty darned smart ; they don't sue a fellow without he's good for the costs." Is Sweden it is the custom to take off the hat when acknowledging a salute. King Oscar once said to a gentleman who was commiserating him for being obliged to keep hie hat off the whole length of Drottinggatan in a violent snow storm. "You are quiet right, it was exceedingly disa greeable, and it could not help wishing that in stead of being King of Sweden, I was the King of Thibet, where, according to Hue, the polite salution is simply to stick out to your tongue." Two young Tishman happened to get into an affray, in whieh one of them was knocked dovn. His comrade ran up to him, and cried• out, " •lounds, Dennis. if you be dead can't you Brake'." I'm not dead, but spaohless," said the other A WESTERN editor expresses his delight at having been nearly called " honey," by the girl he lave., because she saluted him as old beee• wax," at their last meeting. NE N T S . 2000 bushels Pea Nuta; 10 bags Bordeaux Almonds; Port Shell Almonds; 2 ‘, paper Slie.l 60 " Filberts; 63 " English Walnuts; 2.5 " Cream Nuts; " Pecon 2000 Co_ou Nuta, Just received and for sale by BEYMER k ANDERSON, No. 39 Wood street, Opposite the St. Ch.rlos Rotel. FORI_,AON FRUITS I REDUCTION IN PRICES, AT THE PAGODA TEA STORE. We are now tellin- k - Turkey Currants at Sail lb. French and 'LantoCurrants, at 10c and 16c "ft lb. New Vakucia Raising for cooking, at 1.2 1 ,4 c d lb. Now Malaga '• at 15c lb. Now Smyrna Fig",+, 1214 and 15c 'ft lb. N,w German Prn - atrat--12%c lb. Also, Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels, Spice°, etc. Raisins, Currants, Figs and Prunes, whole sale at the low eat market prim. 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