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- every ofoamira!, ( sUridflyi or!)
alA.st fig P.
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• • o..,liara a year, pnyable strictly iu,dear.
Ste Dolnant iroaarl'ably required iC ant paid within the year.
cc...Ls, Two Ctur7e—Tor ante at the counter in
it .0 - 9 , c. , and by the ii6N-77 Boys.
V.AT.fS OF ADVERTISING.
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Three weeke ... 400 265 200 12. 1 0 0
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Two m0uth,............7.00 465 350 235
Three mantlej 00 e 601 3 00,
Pour mouths ....... ID 00 C. 55. 500 8 35l 4 f' •
Fero mouths ............1 11 00 7 35' 550 3 65i 13
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pi r f u SATURDAY POST
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OLUBS OF TEN.
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CO TILL DAY, al olitu.ei, Literary, Agricultural, Commer
Local, Teleg....apilic and Miecellaneoue..
Thin Paper being of the LASONET Sitt, and neatly printr
on line white pal•.9*, in large, cizar typo, will be found by
the aubtxriber to , give bolter oat eftaaltiol2 than any parser
putdished In Pittsburgh.
.Loot who with to take a paper from Pittliotirgla, will Lod
'he SATURDAY POST e eafo tad profitable investmcnt.
Addree", JAI`TII3 P.
vapl7 aiitor and Pro:rietor.
anemeseeseastsmsmacreencner
- BUSINESS CARDS.
Prk &, 511 TV . 1E EL
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
_
porarr
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
umiczeigned having made exteneive
additioue of Lilt, LATEST AND ILANDSO3IEST STYLES
P TYPE, and improved Machinery, to the MORN - LNG POST
SOB OFFICE, in to ttentlon of Rail Road Officere
Merchants, hoer:less and the publia generally, to their
'uperior facilhict fur executing n ith dispatch, on roczonable
• ermr, all triode of
1,,; RAIL rt.0.11.1E6,
Vl EIiCANTRLE,
LEGAL,
AND EV.?:RY OTIILII DESCRIPTION OF
PLAIN 8:7 FANCY PRINTING
E Our tuatati , al being nearly all new, we can give mem
!tint, of the toutplete satiefaction, and solicit orders
or
_POURS, PAIR.P2iLETS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS AND CARDS,
F3ANE :11ECKS, BEANIE NOTES,
LI tea 'traps, BILL (IF:ADS,
BILLS LADING, CIRCULARS,
BUSINESS CARDS,
PAPER BOOKS, DELDS,
: - .IORTGAGES, 80ND,,, 14c.
.ca- Particular . - ..ctoutieta will Ida:, paid to the printing'
f Post...rt, Progreannon kc. for Concerte, Falitritiono rust
BARR a MYEBS.
The Peopie's ;Shoe Store.
D. b. DIEFFENBAOIIER & CO_
Chesil Cwh Deniers in all kinds of Fashionable
800P.,1 9 SHOES AINI) GAITERS ,
E , or Youths :mad Chilureu,
Ai). 17 Fifth Street, near Mar!Let,
PITTSBURGH, PG
MINEIMI
PEltitiN JOHNSON,
Proprietor of Chilli & CO.'3
Patent Ellastfte 1 1 "tre and Water Proof
Genten.t !looting.
133 THIRD STREET.
ior 'ROOFING promptly and faith
,Lr int? . ; toti, z.nd oil ow wors wart:ante:l.
ov.t.,•nni alwayr: on Loud, outl for Halo, with di.
aop'L•ly
=BM=
Jos. cis Coo,
tE MIGI Etril , .3 TE wilS
_4L,;=s DIACIIIIRTHSTS,
a , mrr a 4.1 Liberty areez, Piazburgh, Pa.
jUPERIOR S'FEAM. ENGINE 6 for Grist
and .`iaw i3rewer;oH Printing Establishments,
Llaautacto:ie Wade to order. They also 'continuo the
manufacture of their Celohrated Machinists' Tools, such as
Turning Ltithen, l'lttucru, During and IVlachineg,
Lte. Also, Vir,.n.,h; Iron Shutting, 'nit!: Pulleys, Langer"
jaB:l3ld
_ _
EIBMIEBEMII
110a2?...T TI/OgPi3UN
Jul TEUGGIPSON
H OUSE GLAZIERS AND
Lia '1'1;1,1 .treet. SIGN PAIN - F-
F.ISG ei.ecuied with neatnees atol de,patca. ?fund
Oil& Turpentine, Varnish, Japan and English, Patent Dry
on, v;ile 31en;,..sign, I. very :superior article; Phila
delphia and Pittebnrgh White be.] iilwais on hand and ler
tale. Ve are prep,o” 10 gctau celera for Painters, Drag
cthere, at the tA.I)I L. 3 we here a Milt
which ,;r1:1(l.; uy ste.,:n l'aiator, will ante ;honey by get
tin' tie: color. ;coned with us. inarbily
h ea r t fr"'- . e; cEiYfiL Corn Vianted,
P ', 1. 1 >1? 22i LL 0
ALLBGEFENY CITY.
H E 6E.BSCRIBERS HAVE TAKEN
Lo abwie ~ tabilehru3nt, and are preparod t
PAY TV.S PEICRA IN 06911 TOR
". OF IVLIKAT.
ItYN.
10,00 a Ciffitlg.
1110 the proprietors to offer/.:od PlUals
for any ,Itoise ict lOf White or lied Wheat. They intend to
very auperior Family Flour, and are willing to pay a
Freston to the farmer , in the shape of an extra mine, to in.
turn ham to raiec a choica quality of Wheat, and to bring it
Paumrket orflt,r.
jyls,lyd,kw
OLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES,
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
HYDROMETERS )
or weighing spirits, the cheapest and beat articles over
brought to this city.
rat EItMOISETERS AND BAROMETERE3,
varying in price from $6 to $3O each.
POCKET COMPASSES,
AND
a - iUItVEYOR'S COMPASSES,
a lways on. hand e.t G. E. SHAW'S,
Pradical Optician, 68 PV /4 Strut.
6023 apposite Dintionla Hall.
B. C. Si. J. .111. S4WYER,
jkIANIJPAUTIMIIIti OF
LARD OIL, •
CANDLES, •
PALM, TOILET,
AND ROSIN SOAPS
No. 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh, P.
P. J. Busa.l,. UTENDORF,
aUSEUIL & GET NDORF,
GFLCIL'itEI3.B OF
STEAM BOILERS
And - lan kinds of Sheet Don Work.
POlll3 :Itre et, u , , , tr Water, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ziy.1.1.7, (fu ri:as P2z+3 , nrlm Avrrurnim 40. fia2s,llv
JOI-1N EMBER & CO.,
FANCY DYERS AND !SCOURERS,
e. sf.traeot,
BET WE IN 14'001 , &LID LIBERTY STREIT'S,
PITTS3URCH, PA.
All kinds of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons, and
every description of Silk and Woolen' goods usocuted at
abort notice, and on reasonable terms. [ap2B:3m
Office of Sealer of Weights and
Iffeas taretii.
THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
,Y EA L E', OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,
May ho found henceforth, in Cherry alloy, betv.%on Third
and Fourth streets, whore ordoro may he loft.
rurl2:tf • CHARLES BARNETT.
LARD OIL—We have commenced manu
facturing bard Oil, and w.ll be pleated to receive or
dera for it We will w..rriat it , 11.1111 to any Oil in the mar
Set. We will fill barrels returned when desired.
B F. 11. SAWYER,
Way: at-ma.
NT~NS —IU bbls. Onions for sale b yy
LIAIWitY H.
BY Tll±
Etellance liumnuriattecb Co.
cs OF PHILADELPHIA.
BUILDLNGS, LIMITED OE. PERPETUAL, MERCUAN-
DISE, FURNITURE, &C., IS TOWN Oa COUNTRY.
©ldea, 305 Vieta_.ltt. street,
ARITZL, 6121,0'26 ..... ;z 3/34' ; 465 S.
luvc6t,e. a-, toll :
ir,t Mortgage oLL fors, - ,r070d City worth
iii tha f,120,',L:00 co
311, p.o -
C , • , t
CO(1 , 1t," 0 i.or P••iii
Oulu
-1 . .u0k o f thtt
of 000.0, ,
crip i Sundr7 Compralic.
:3ok. Ac , 2,512ut.9, L,coraLL! iutoro.,L,
eyh OE hand 4nd uk Fauk
e. 6. ;CaliiBol.7
AilCitiNlS' i,' . 6i4!iA.:l - 46E CI; PAIVi9
monnt of C...apit.al •
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3. ItrI.7.:_,HIL 1.... , Wl' :.: -. 11,11., ..luillon,
. L. WQ , ..A.lif., jt,lJa A V.,Art.,..'.'., etir.i. IL Wrigbt,
.1 ;Liu J. Patteraou, L;1wc..,1 T.. 1,..,,,,)
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANYD
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTOA' COUNTY.
CILARTERED BY TILE RE fl PiLLINSYLVANIA.
Cash Capital emtwn N0.t.c.;...5132,341
HIS COMPANY - WILL INSURE ON
Bundiuge, M,rclu.nato, Fur,dture, L4c., in town or
c9untry.
DI.lLi 2 0 11 S'
lion.J no. J. Pearce,' Hun. C. Ilan cy „Charles A. ilaz, , er,
B. Hail. Charles eclat. Dickinson,
I
T. T. Abrams ; DK. Jackman, I\!. rihil e,
Thomas gitcton.
LION. G. C. HARVEY, President.
T. T. ABBAXS, Vice President.
Taos. dilorarr, Secretary.
IIaPLEtNOSS:
T. r, — J - ;IsTIZIU1-Y BR').
3,temel IL Lloyd, I I Lit. 3 8. Crawford,
A. A. Wiuegardner, John W. Maynard, ,A. Upcltgraff.,
A Mack. ~y, Hon. 8 ti..,..1er0u, Janine Armstrong,
A. White, Thos. 130% 'use D.D, William, Fearon, ,
I.tuies Quiggle, Wzn. Tauderbelt, Hon. Wm. Bigler,
OFFICE—NO. 85 FIFTH STREET, Pillsnunen.
dedLlf J. A. LIPPERT, Agent.
'I.IE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COrtLP4NY, OF PIIILaDELFHIA.
Dratoroas-"—tharle3 W. Bancker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Vi , .sroor, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith, Ueo. W. Diehards,
Eordectii D. Lowis, Adolphi E. Earle, Dar,irt h, Browne, Mon.
ns Patterson. OEAII. N. BIZTCILIL, Proaidont.
Os&s. G. BANCHIII 2 Secretary.
Uontinne to rna4einsnrar.c,,p,ri..etual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as aro consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a largo Contingent k'und,
.2hich, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af.
ford ample protection to thu assured.
Assets of the Company, on January let, 1851, as pah
!tailed agreeably to au Ac. 0; .itaaninly, 'were as foliowa, 'viz:
`2:ortgegu *618,128 68
veal Estate 84,377 78
Temporary Loan, 83,686 17.
Stocks 61,882 01
Cub, 84,346 81
Total $1,212,708 4.1'. 4 3
ELICII their incorporation, n puricd of menu-one yearr i ,
they have paid upward cf One Million Pour Hundred Thou•
enud Dollare,l o.,ses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the
e:ivnutages el Clincurauce, as well ...4 the ability and diepoeition
tr meet with proructueBt all liabilities.
"W ESTERN IN S 1.-1. A
OF PITTSBUJIG
- _
GEORGE 1
F. oL (JosDori, Secretary.
Cfri'Mu No. 92 Water etreet, (diking k Co'e Warehouse,) np
stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will insure acatrist ail inidu u
- --•
A liCal 9 Lnsti by ell
known in the community, anu who ~r,
promptuess and liberality, t th, whic s h
they have saEmmed,na °fret g e beet pre , :ctuu, io thorte
who desire to ho insured.
ItSSEI'S j OCTOBER 313 t,
Stock Accounts,.
...... .
Bills
OIIIce Furniture,.
Open Accounts,.
Cash,...
Premium
pole Discounted,.
George Dar3lo,
3. r•vtler,
Jarn.2., 'IL Anlo,),
Andrew Ackley,
Nathaniel Hoboes,
D.ll. Long,
C. W. Eicketoon,
D. 7164
110tACON.--3000 Abe Country Bacon, for ante
bei - liff2L a. MOM 00. -
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PUB:121811ED it ATLY BY JAMES P. BARR, AT THE upon BuiLDINGB, ,, OORNER OP, WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FrvE DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
INSURANCE.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FARMER'S UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
At ATI4ENS,
BP.A.DF , ;RD.r , Yi)': an. 1, 1859, to
Prt3Mted to tho ittri Mad, out iu CualPil , LlCti
triih the State LawA ::1 N, York, 01 tudianatlilinois,
tirATiattrif
The name of ti.t , Company- In the FA itIIERB' UNION IN
EUIAANCI.3 C0)1,.A locotei at Athena, Pa. Chartered
Apra 13, 1853, by the Le : 4islature of Ponnsylvarda: • Charter
Perpetual.
Cash Capital, Which is al, 1,341 up 4 200,000 00
iSnrplas in addition thereto 63,4,85:51
Fifty-four tic - d ,
FL x and seven q 3, c,Lt
amounting in tiii• aggrogei.to :0...13152.,315
Which inurt„,,...u.tc-i art. or vniva
bie and prod:. cu,• eel e,Utte,
principally forme, recorded and
Ihet liens, worth gt•neralk double
the amount and more than mom .
_:aged for in etch and in no
cane Ira than lift: cent. 1.40.0,
OICIU4i.VC. of farm LIOLI
by ne
ictu-lu reco r ded, to Cue and. Cot, of
the States of Ohio end Illinois.
lila...Aeon `f coot. amply
oecnr,..ll 47,6'85 ao
Cash on hand and in Bank 6 440 12
Cash in hands of dget is, and iu
t •ourso of La faccured
bonds with suretiel . 10,761 64
ittie on losses r i opted, ttc.......... 7,835 61
Bills ieceivahle, viz: proniiss.,:y
otta payable at bank and to the
Company 8,246 82
Interest accrued, (principally duo
January 1, 1858,). 12,191 411
Salo and °ilk, i_xture,i and Furni
ture 500 00
$ 253,4.85 61
r:-T,4)= roa TTY YEA?. 1857
Premium., re,lved doing the
your $ 85,231 33
laterett rocecceci ;h.+ year 11,442 05
A . u't rocoived from all viler zourr•w 2,480 00
EXPBYDETuaIs.
.C...pannw for the year, inendiu4
. ..cinndisakna, riahziati, rent,,,.l,lb
,urance, printing, adyL..:ling,
taze,i, and all other 6.lpena.s ..... .$
ividands paid during th., year 17,u0 . 0 Ca)
1,, gses paid. which occurred prior
to December 31, 18513 7,1)74 60
Loaaes paid which occurred during
:he year 46,551 54
Lieundirres.
Lusaee adjusted and nut dui. (since
onid)
incurred and in process of
adjustment.
L ages reported, on which no
has beau taken
Ir.,s3es restated, on ground of
:ince after fire, property transfer-
red before toes, property low, net
covered by the Policy, 12,100 00
---$ 39,407 99
'it hole amen tof risks taken daring due year 55,429,862 00
Whole amount of risk at date 4,801,110 00
TATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY or BEALFuRE, at.
0. N. Shipman, President, mid 3 E. Canoe-Id, Secretary of
Farmers' Onion lulsuruncnbeingseverally
ily sworn, depose and ray, and each far il/Q cell says, that
tile foregoing is a trot., f:4l and ~ c- r ect statement of the
of mid corpcmtion, and that t hey ern tho above de
, ribed. oticers thereof C. 11. S'iIPHAN, President.
J. E. CANPIIIID, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25th day of Senn
.,ry, 1858, B. C. SALIM, Justice of the Peace.
T. J. 'HUNTER, Agent,
apl7:ly 90 Water street, Pittsburgh.
gtil; I SUR ,IriuE9
1.Z2,406 Fird
CL 'F TINGLZY, Preeidvnt.
DLtuclidt9.
Clem Tin city, 5 :',31111I1(0. 1-liaplinin ;
IVilliani It. 'Eno:upper.l, i.:ohert Steen,
l'avid S. Brown, 1 vii]liam 51uuser,
Currielins 5 ., .. - vtus.,u, 1: , .11 , ,1.711iT.A W. Tingley,
John It. IVc.•rell. • ',.--Mull ..111,
Li. 1.,. Carton,2... 1,a1,1 - 1.11 ,
Robert 'rolaL,i, • c. ~ ,-;e ; Leland,
71.;03,19 Jc, h t ,..,,,,,, i ~-...,,,,.> T. Diluting,
Charles. 9. '4',..0 1 '....reith How-... - ,.‘,
jarnva S. Woodward, ! Win. 51. Semple, Pltt,;',lc,..
mr3 II ' , i. I .r,(11:351. 4 ,N, Secretary.
J. GA 1C,}1: , .. F. . COFFIN, Agent,
, 1 ~..,,1 and Wood streets.
__. V. PETriT, i 'res~.✓r.
.i4263,4:2 "d 3
Ohio ,ill.l ,^,i Rivern and
.r Fire.
, 1,2•; I 41au..1
•111:i
WILLIAg v PE - 1 - 115 . ..Pee.sidtr,
D. 3. 1%1
'I P.'l7l.l,lpf:fe:
Lamb 2 Co., j .lu, ice A . Co.,
Truitt, Bro. it Co., I Bach:, Morgan Sc Eltidfole,
EL T. Lane a - Co., I Pumroy, Caldwell & Co.
PITTSBUBQ OFFICI. T .VATEK-STREET.
rtp9 it. W. PiYiNDBXTER, Agent.
WEST 1311tA1';TC1H
J. Oki:DIN - 7ER COFFIN, Agent,
Offlco. nortil-ealii, cot. Wood and Third str.
31 il. re:adent
DLlZarOilb
11. Miller, Jr.,
Cleorge
Alex. iiipeer,
Wm.
Alexander Nlailelr,
Wm. IL. Smith,
Si. GORDON,.
Eiscretary,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 96 WATER STREET,
PITTSBURGIE, PA. •
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
Amt. Baena; Vico President.
It. A. RINMILEY, Secretary.
..." - Thle Company makes emery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISES on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE RUES
generally.
$Z3,486 61
And against Loan and Damage by Piro, and against the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies leaned at the lowest rates conslntent with safety to
al prztlea.
Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
OFFICE, 1.0. 90 WATEti, BT, PITTSBURGH.
Stock, Due Bllis--payable on demand and eecured by two
approved names $ 76,890. 00
Cash in Pittsburgh Trust Company 62,280 37
Premium Notes 62 593 80
Bills Receivable 15,986 01
1..12 eharos Ilichange Bank Stock—cost 6,950 Clo
99 do Sfechaeics' Bank Stock—cost 6,490 63
&A.) do Iron Oity Bank Stock—amount paid. 7,600 00
200 do Allegheny Bank Stock— do .do 6,000 00
Book Accounts 13,260 34
399,153 ;So
CITIZENS' INSUILOCE COMPANY
OF PIT T5811'13:44. -
wawa BAGA.L.I3 l i, President.
Allan L. 311111,13F1MT,, Secretary.
El/CE: 94 Water strut, between Market and Mod greets
HULL AND CARGO RISKS, on the Ohio
red Mississippi Rivers and tributaries. •
loco, vi against Loss or Damego by BIRK.
klso, against tile cf the Elea and Inland Navigation
Transportation.
;yl 435 So
$ 12,500 P.)
PIILLADELPIILA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
I , s O. 149 Chesnut Street,
• eiv:.::tl3 au) Onztora Etortsa.
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSII
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
di‘cription of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable rates
of premium.
ROBERT P. KING, President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice President.
DISZOTOBB.
Oberles Ilayea, 11 R. Cope,
E. B. EngUsti, Geom W. Brown,
P. B. Savory, J0i.,"3p1, S. Paul,
0. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Magargee, E. Wilor.
B. Buexcuartz, Secretary.
• J. G. COFFIN, Agent,
jy.hly Corner Third and Wood streets
25,500 00
10,1 u, 10,000 00
4,000 00
19,160 00
1,050 00
475 00
52.711 60
3,386 19
10,043 22
CL,rner Main street and Youghiogheny Hitler,
/Year the Railroad Depot
WEST NEWTON, PENN'A.
OHE ABOVE HOTEL IS NOW IN COM ,
.Lk PLETE order for the reception of visitant. It is beau
:4.l2llo located on the banks of the Youghiogheny river, and
/ be reached every day from the city by the Connelbsvillo
it_•liroad. The rooms aro largo, airy and well furnished,and
too could be no pleasanter place for a few weeks summer
..,Idence in the country. A few !amines can be accommo
dased. Terms moderate. Address A. LOWRY,
aty26gtf 'West Newton, Pa.
liador Foster's New National Theatre,
D. BARNARD, - - - PROPRIETOR,
HAS FITTED UP IN A TASTEFUL
sad comfortable style, the Large estate store in the
1.q.+1) FELLOWS HALL. nth street, as a FIRST CLASS
IiESTAURANT AND FALOOV. Having had many years'
er.p, rience in the business, he is prepared to supply the best
tis market affords. His Bar will be furnished at all times
:•...h the beat WINES, LIQUORS AND ALL'S. The en
r. ,ace to the Saloon, is in the centre of the Hall, and re-
Er-shnlents will be rarniehe,l at all times, DAY and NIGHT
ei•-epted.l aplkly
. J. Secr6.'ary.
00
6:4420 30
WASHINGTOA SOUSE,
co.R. PENN'A AVENUE* THIRD ST.,
F. BEVERIDGE
SCOTT HOUSE,
ueruer Irwin &rest and Duquesne Way,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
,). D. MARKER, - - - PROPRIETOR,
Formorly of the "Marker Honso,' Blairsville, Pa.)
H E SCOTT HOUSE IS NOW CONE
PLETED AND OPEN FOR GUESTS. It 19 situated
is a central part of the city, being convenient to all Raitroml
I.—pots and Steamboat Landings.
The Homo was built in 1858, with all modern improve:
ruts, and fitted up in splendid style--tho entire Furniturd
L Jug new—and will in every respect be a first class Hotel.
Fine STABLES are attached to the premises. 1)0121
H. W. KANAGA.
•
o
S a .ITEL 4
Opposite the PC ma Etollroad Depot,
HARRISBURG, PA. [jels
WASIIIHNGTON HOTEL,
FORMERLY it. S. HOTEL,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JAWFS Proprietor.
110IJSE IS LOCATED ON THE
corner of Pi.NN and WASHINGTON Streets, between
ORNTRAL AND WE/STERN RAILROAD DEPOTS, and
lniu undergone a thorough improvement, remodeled Mid
furnished with new furniture, and is now the most =l4
moat Hotel in Pittsburgh, for Travelers by Railroiid, East
or West. Layßay
kg ASSIGN HOUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ
Kfi. PROPILIETON. „No. 344 Liberty street, just beside the
Prissengor Depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which total .
it the most convenient house in the city for passengers sm.
wing by that road.
proprietor having, at considerable expense, Pitted up,
It excellent style, the }IANSION HOUSE, would respect
icily solicit a share of public patronage. There is attached
a splendid STABLE and extensive WAGON YARD, afford
ing ample accommodation to travelers and teamsters. His
Larder and Bar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. feblry
CORNUCOIPLZE RESTAURANT.
BY, ELI YOUNG, FIFTH STREIT.
%., ev ila at The attention of Merchants ~,;=•.„, A ft,
and others is directed to this UAW rr,
establishment, which has been recently fitted •
up for the purpose of affording a SUBSTAN
TIAL EATING HOUSE IN A CENTRAL LOCATION;
Country folks attending market are particularly invited to
cs 11. Everything pertaining M . an EATING SALOON will
ei ways be found, of the freshest the market affords.
ap29:lydAw
t I Excelsior Restaurant, fp'
, tlO No. 111 WOOD &rel.!,
P18E031;1=14 PA.,'
VIIIOLMAI.P AND RETAIL DRALER IN LAKE AND
EASTERN FISH.
COMPANY
The undersigned has just received from the Eastern mar
ket, selected with great care,
SMELT, HALT 'JUT, HADDOCK,
FRESH. COD FISH, EASTERN SUN FISH,
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF T.A E FISH,
E RISKS.
Eew York Pr@moo►a Say ► Egg Island►
Egg Harbor, Shell Oysters.
TllO flues:. over brought to this city. Every delicacy of the
sousou served up at the EXOELSIOR RESTAURANT.
ap:lyd 8. STEINRUOK.
1121,000 00
2,160 00
4,161 67
240 00
9,478 04
14,811 45
10,246 59
125,003 73
QTT. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
.
Clair streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.—The undersigned,formert
ly of Brown's Hotel," having taken this large and commo
alone HOTEL, and having refitted it in magnificent style,
would respectfully invite his friends and the traveling public
to give him a call. Assured, with the convenience of the
house and his long experience in the business, tr.c.,o a n give
entire satisfaction, and his charges moderate.
feb22 WM. 0. CONITZLLY.
$317,641 78
ppineott, Shorten 4SL, Poarson,
NO. 104 WOOD STREAT, NEAR 176TH.
MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS, Va,
Ikea, Eat and Bonnet Boxes, Ladies Traveling
Trunks, Carpet Bags, ac., keep constantly en hand a large
stock. We are prepared to do a wholesale trade, and hay.
ing facilities , to tarn out good stock at reduced prices, we,
would inlite'the trade to call and examine oar goods lwa;
120p311110dallift Wombs.
INSURANCE.
PITTSBURGH
LIFE. FIRE AND MARINE
Drat G'fORS.
2ohart Galway, Samuel M'Oltirkrin.
Joseph P. Gazzam, M. D., John ,9oott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
Janina W. Hallmr.la, Charles Arbuthnot,
ilexander Bradley, Joit4ii B. Lili3:4l i
Jotut Fullerton, IL IT. Hart,
David H. Chamberc. Robert H. Hartley,
William Carr, .Ina Mori ill. ,J 025
Asiota—alay 1, 18513.
DIEHOTOBB
. .
J. H. Shoenbsrger, I
G. W. Cass,
W. K. ' , Haack, Isaac M. Pennock,
John A. Oanghey,W. W. Martin,
C. W. Dat# I
e!or, R. T. Leech., Jr.,
K. D. Cochran; OD"?Id McOandiesa,
James J. Bennett, George S. Seinen.
Wm. J. Anderson, -
J. H. EIGENDERGER, President
&MIT. PINNEY, Secretary. myb:lm
DirtztoToP.Li
William Pagaley, Capt. Mark Storting,
Scinuel Rea, Sesunal M. Hier
James Coi,pf.w, John S. Dilworth,
J 11111.133 Park, jr„ Francis BEiiiiini
Isaac M. Pennock, MUM B. raYd-
Springer Harbaugh, John Shipton,
Cape. Samuel C. Young, Walter Bryant,
John Caldwell. ja22
iIuTELS & RESTAURANTS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
A. ELOWEiIr, Proprietor,
THE NATIONAL SALOON,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
WASIIINGTON, D. C
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY. JUNE 7, 1858
DOLLAR SAVINGS3 : 33ANra 9
No. 65 Aurth Street,
MIDDLE ROOM, 3011E8' .9.1J11.D/N'O.
OPEN DAILY, from 9 to 2 o'clock ' • also,
on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, fronaMay let
to November let, from 7 to 9 o'cloca; and from November
let to May let, from 6 to 8 o'clock. -
Deposits received of all sums not lose than Own DomAs,
and a dividend of the profits declared twice a your, in June
and December. Interest was declared at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, on the first of December, 1855; also in
June and December, 18E6, and in June and December, 1857.
Interest, if not drawn out, is placed to the credit of the
depositor as principal, and bears the same Interest from the
first days of June and December,
compounding twice a yo , r
without troubling the depositor to call or even to present
his pass book. At this rate, money will double in le.o than
twelve years, making in the aggregate EIGILT Qarz-liAts
mat. =yr. A 'nen.
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and arsc....-
lations, furnished gratis, on application at the odice.
Prealdent--GEGOB,GE AL BRIE.
VELS PRZBIDZATS.
I:c.pburn Jahn IL Olicanb.:trzt.
James swap, 11. Grattan
Alexander Bradley, Itniab 11. Pennock,
Robert Robb, 'Jamas' D.' Kelly,
William B. Lovely, James Herdmau,
Hill Burgwin, John 8 Cosgrave,
PRIISTELS.
William J. Anderson, James W. Hallman,
John G:Backofeti, Charles Knap,
Albert Culbertson, P. A. Madeira,
John B. Canfield, John H. Mellor,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, Wilson Miller.
David Campbell. A. Id. Pollock, M. D.
Charles fy.ColtOn4 Henry I...llingwalt.
William Douglass, John M. Sawyer,
Francis Felix, George B. Belden,
George F. Gillmore, Alexander Tindle.
James S. Hona, Theobald Huilsiteptrar,
Wllliaen B..af t vep, George R. White,
Secreinswalid Treattirer—CHAS. E. COLTObI. ilea
$256,341 15
BANE OF lOWA,
A. J. STEVENS & CO.,
DESMOINES,
CIOLLECTIOS MADE and promptv
mitted. LANDS selected and located. Capitallste
winking to make inyestmente in the Weat, can do so through
thia honae. Uorreapoudence eollolted. bray2l:6m
MIMI LOO I 8 THOS. D. LAD=
A lISTIN LOOMIS & CO., Dealers in
Promissory Notes,!Bonds, Mortgages, and all Securities
for Money.
'3l.a&sloaned on Checks at short datta, with collateral
security.
NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. .
Persons desiring Loans can be accommodated ou reraotta.
ble terms, and capitalists can be furnished with good securi
ties at remunerative prices.
Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of Real
Estate.
°Mc's, No. 92 FOURTH street, above Wood.
ac k ,,, AUSTIN LOOMIE, Notary Public. mh2a.r
IkT HOLMES & SONS, Bankera tsnd
o changenrokors,andDealera in Notes,Drafts Accept
ances, Gold, Silver and Bank Notes. Exchange oh tlio East
ern and Western Oittcs cnnstantly for crap,
GollectionV Wide in 411 tlii) . biLiCe enrougilant the Unitad
atateti. Deposita received in par funds or current paper. No.
07 Market street, betvicon Third and Fourth eta. baSO:l3,
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
D0tt15,31 - in Note; Bonds, Stocks, Real Estate, Zto., N 0.7.6
fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. jans
TORN WOODS, BANKER AND EXCHANGE
BIOIREB, Dealer in Fachanuo, Cgmmercial oaci Eanr
Notes. StOca bought and scid - on commission. • Collections
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposita. No. 67
JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street. je3o
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
R OBERT A. LOOMIS,
(Socconor to B. T. (1. idorgaml
STATIONER AND DEA.n4rt iN DOQILS; FERIOLICALI3
4ND N.NWSPAIUS,
No. 41 Fifth wa-eot, Pittabtugh, Fa. n02.5:1y
Co-Partnership.
PIE undersigned have entered into Co-
Partnerehip, 'ander the htyle of Win. C. Johneiou Co.&
SAMUEL 8.. JOHNSTON, JR.,
WILLIAM G. TO.E.IISTON.
Pittsburgh, September 6, 1857.
SOLENS'iII.N .111 r" a. ZalthicTol;.
.win. G. Jouswroita lsl. CO.,
QTATIONERS, Blank Book Manufacturers,
KY and JOB PRINTRILS, No. 3T Wood street, between
Third and Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa. se3O
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
0 & D. RINEHART,
i f I - - c7r )
6"/ •/,,'
COLLIaI. eirdiEd College,
6 arab, Pa.—Chartered, 1855.
Board of 12 Trustees-2amlty of 14 Teachers.
300 STIMIIIIIS Amstinnto, JANUAR - 1, 1858.
Young Alen Prepared for Actual Duties of the Counting Roam
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN 'SINGLE
and Donble:Entry, Book-Keeping, as used In every de.
partment of Business. Commercial, Arithmetic, Rapid Duel
nees Writing, Mercantile Correspondence, Commercial Law,
Detecting Counterfeit Money, Political Economy, Elocution,
Phonography, and all other subjects necessary for the thor
ouch education of a practical business man.
J. 0. SIIPTH, A. AL, Professor of Book.dieeping and
2,•ciedce of Accotints. _ _
PROPRIETRE SS
J. A. Iifi,YDRICK and H. A. lIIITSON, Assistant Teach
ers of BoolbKeeping.
ALEX COWLEY, A. T. DOUTTEETT, and EL A. IDTIEON,
Professors of Penmanship—twelve first premiums over all
competition for beat Pen andlnk Writing,
to AND NOT ➢OR ENGRAVRD WORK, 'ilia
. .
J. O. PORTER, Prof of Mathematics.
Term 4, dr—Full course, time unlimited, enter et any time
—s3s. Average time, Bto 12 week. Beard about $2,50.
Entire cost, $6O to $7O. Graduates assisted in obtaining a
Situation. Spentwms of unequalled writing and circulars
sent free. Addresg,- F. W. JENKINS,
my2o 0 Pittsburgh. Penuaylvaniq_
Safety and Economy In Light.
THY WILL .YOl7 BURN CAMPHENE
AND FLUID, when you can VS a clusaper and bet
ter light. Pure Kerosene Oil, made from the gas of Cannel
Coal, produces the cheapest, most brilliant, steady, pleasant
and safe Onrtable light ever offered to the publicpand no
dangerot oiplosion ; more brilliant than gas; and gaffe as
cheep; Lamps of the moat simple and easily managed coil.
struction. For sale by T. D. A G. HODKINSON,
No. 79 Smithfield street.
.. Beware of a counterfeit already in the market, made
from Camuhene, with a little Coal ail to scent it. fe27:ly
COOKING BY GAS.
A WORD TO THE LADIES.
TuEHEATED TERM IS APPROACH
ING,and we call the attention of the Ladies to the
fact that
COOKING , IRONING, ETC.,
Can be done with economy, without oporessive heat, with
out soot, and with despatch—the fire being always ready in
a moment—by using
Musgrave's Gas Uooklug Stove,
To which we respectfully invite your attetiti,u '
at No. 75
Smithileid.street, 8.- A. JOHNSON lx BRO.
County and City Bights for sale. apl2:9m
AIRES' WO RH
CONFECTION', C
ONBECTION,OIO
NFECTION,CION
F ECTION,XONE
ECTION,CONHE
• TION, OONBE
T lON, '0 ONFECT
I ON,OO NFECT
ON,ICONPEOTI
N,CONPECT lON
CO NFEOTI ON .
The moat pleasant, safe and effectual Worm Remedy now
in use.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
ANGELL 4t, HAFT,
Cor. Wood and Sixth ata., Pittsburgh, Pa ,
And sold by Dragginto cssprallv. 1021
QT. CHARLES LIVERY STABLES.—
The undersigued has bought the, lease 1 . 0
.tr.. of the above named Stables,
f"" ether with a pOrtion of the erten- o' r
Acip at sivo stock of Horses and Carriages,
late the property of James Alathdtrs, deceased. !:licalidition
to the stock' bOfbremieiitioned,lie has also added a number of
FINE HORSES, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, •
which wero formerly employed at his Livery Stables in
Third, below Wood street. As he gives his personal atten
tion to the business, a continuance of the patronage which
he has hitherto received froze public is solicited.
JACOB GAIIDNFLS,
St. Charles Livery Stables.
N. B.—A HEARSE and any number of CARRIAGES can
always be procured for Funerals. de29
P L UCKWHEAT FLOUR„-20 Backe Buck
wheat Flour, 50 lb sacks, Just received and for sale
IiIcOLNDLESS, MEANS & CO.,
Corner Wood and F aler streets.
FLOUR -25 bble.__Superfine our received
and for sale by M.W.ADML.EBB, MEANS a CO.,
fe2o Corner Wood and Water streets.
6 G': T n .—A most desirable
and cheap weapon, at BOWN & TETLEY'S,
rovl Na. 188 !Wood area.
T ARD.—A prime article of No. 1 Lard, in
ju
barrels and keg, just received and for sale by
31c0ANDLE138, 111BANI3 k 00.,
1523 ,, '' Corner of Wood and Water streets.
SPICES.--
,5 bags Pimento;
100 " Grain Per, Just received and for esie
LEE 41 RIORETSON.
Wail& and 278 /ibeny Mut.
BANKS
DiIIAISR3 6LL EIND3 01'
TOBACCO, SNUFF' AND CIGARS
Ho. 129 ',700D STRAZT
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CUTHBERT & SON'S OFFICE, No. 51
kj • Market street, for the sale and purchase of Real
listate, renting houses, attending to insurance and repairs,
obtaining bonds,
loans on mortgagee, &c,, making convey
ances, deeds, bonds, ac.; writing lettere and corresponding
with parties abroad, kc. oclB
BELDEN SEVVIOUIt,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
lisFzawiass.—Alessra. Hanna, Garretson A Co., Robert
Parka, Esq.
WESTERN Laigns.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, NO. 60 WATER STREET,
oT,EvRi. AND, OHIO,
Has for sale Lands in Illinois, Wisconsin, i•3innesota,
hlichigan and lowa. He exchange Lands in Wisconsin,
&a., for Pittsburgh manufactures, and vino for city property.
411 lottms of inquiry anawored grata, by addressing me as
al.lolo. Wing,
PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.
PUBLIC SALE OF BEAL ESTATE,
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL EX,POSE
to pablic sale, on the premises, On the letb
day of June nez.t., the Real Estato of . SAM - tfEl.
JONES, lute of Robinson township, NYashington county
Pe , deceased, eernisting of a tract of land situate in Robin.
sob township, in said county, containing
163 ACRES
More or less. This Farm ie situated en the Pittsburgh and
;Steubenville Railroad, 18 miles from Pittsburgh, is well lm
proved, aria is convenient-to Churches, Bohools and Mills.
One-third of the purchase money will remain in the land
during the lifetime of the widow, the interest thereof to be
paid to her annually. One-half the remainder to be paid
on the first of April, 1859, when possession will be given...
the remaining half in one year therefrom, without interca
JAMES JONES, Executon.
myl:ts JOHN JONES,
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS I—For rent,
new and comfortable Cottage Rouse of four rooms,
with an acre or ground, abundance of fruit, garden, shade
trees and shrubbery, situate about thresluaters of a mile
from Allegheny Cemetery, near the residence of Samuel
Douglas, Reg. Rent $ per month.
LOT OF GROUND in Eaat Liberty, near
the Railroad station 30 by 100 feet will be sold for
$270, ono-fourth in hand, remainder at six years' credit.
S. CUTHBERT & 'SON.
my 29 51 Market street.
OPENING OF NEW GOODS,
AT
J. -1 3 1 0" 83 S.
No. Efte Market Street,
Splendid Stock of Trimmings,
Of tho latest patterns, and to snit most every dress—also,
ruTTJNS, OF ALL DESORIPTIONe
Among the novelties in Trimmings, Ladies will find the
ROYAL GIMPURE LACE,
The Richest Trimminz, for; Slat iisesses. Also,
LHANTILLA LACES FOR MANTELS AND CAPES.
A full assortment of EMBROIDERIES bold at low prices.
JL4RSEILLES CAPS FOR CHILDREN,
13A.BIEE' LACE AND EMBROIDERED CAPE,
SKIRTS, CORSETS :AND HOOPS,
Yna
beat eelection in the city, and will be nu - Act cheerfully
ehown to the Ladies, by J. BUSH,
myl9_ No. 6 Marko' streat.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS.
IIPARLAND,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Vorner of Fourth and Sinithneld Streets,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT
=l4' he has received his Spring Aasortmoht of
49 - ENTLEMEN'S DRF'S GOODS,
Of the newest styles, best quality and most elegant deserlp•
tious, which he is prepare , ' to manufacture to order In the
LATEST FASHIONS,
And with such a character of workmanship, as cannot fail
to satisfy and please the most fastidious tastes, Lmyl9
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.--.
The Arm of HAWORTH BRO. & BROWNLEE was,
on tho 3d of May, 1855, dissolved by mutual coasent, by the
withdrawal of JEHIJ HAWORTH from tho above firm.
The accounts of the late firm will be settled by HAWORTH
Pc BROWNIME.
AZiir JEHLI HAWORTH, in withdrawing from the above
firm, kindly thanks his former patrons and also the patrons
o. the late firm, for the Tory liberal patronage he has re
ceived, and would kindly recommend them to his successors,
4; BROWNLEE, as they are determined to sell
..t low flaurev, having a very largo assortment or CHEAP
Glii.)oßli ES and LIQUORS on hand.
JIILITI HAWORTH.
.eGsr• DA LIAWOBILIAand JAMES BROWNLEE
have this day associated together, and will continue on the
unnuess at the OLD ST 21.1 s I.), corner of Diamond and Dia
mond alley, under the style of HAWORTH et BROPiNf
where they hope to receive that patronage 1313 liberall given
to the old firm, as they are determined to sell CHEAPER
than any other Store in the city. mll3
riIHE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE
1. SOAP, mannfactnred by B. 0. J. L. Sawyer, re•
receives the preference over all other Idnde ever offered for
flaity nee.
Its advantages over other Soaps are :—lst. It is cheaper
to use, one pound being equal to three of common rosin
Soap. 2d. Half the time need only be occupied in washing
when this Soap is used in place of other Soap. Bd. Labor
in washing can be nearly dispensed with, as' the clothes
will require little if any rubbing,
this avoiding their wear
un the wash-board, 4th. Coiling the clothes is unnecessary
wh.n this Soap is used, and hard or salt water answers
equally fl 9 wallas soft. 6th. Printers, Ihiehinists ; Painters
and others, find it far superior to other Soaps. 'lt speedily re
m ives grease,tar„paint, printere'dak and dirt from the
bends, leaving the skin soft, and free from chapping.
To avoid the labor of rubbing the clothes; and the use of
the wash-board, the following directions should be followed :
Fzx 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 ten gallons of warm water; roar in the dissolved
Soap, and stir thoroughly. Let them soak twenty to thirty
minutes, wring out, and rinse in warm water once, cold
water twice. A very dirty wrist-band, or seam ' di grease
sp , As, may require a slight rubbing, but othcrwiso the
clothes will come out clean and white, without rubbing or
boiling. Cold water may be used in place of hot, requiring
about double time in soaking.
Observe our name on each bar.
Fur sale, in any quantity, at our warehouse, No. 47 Wood
street, and at our works, opposite the Round Honee, Penn.
a3.irania avenue. 13. 0.. i J. H. BAYTYFa,
u:321 ' ' No. 47 Wood street.
__...
U'OR SALE.- SEVENTY THOUSAND
ACRES of choi e Prairie and Timber Land, situated
is N orthern lov, a and , Southern Minnesota, embracing the
finest lot of farming lands ever offered in this market, as
they are located conveniently to Mills, Towns and lines of
Railroad. Pamphlets Containing information of value to
emigrants and catalogues giving location, deiicription and
price of the land, with a brief description of the counties in
which they are located, can be had on application at our
office, and they will be sent free by mail to.persons sending
us their address. WILLIAM FRAZIER - k CO.,
my:etf • Jones' Building, No. BrFonrth street.
EED SWEET POTATOES.-15 barrels
kJ , Seed Sweet Potatoes for sale cheap to close consign
meat by JAS. A. FETZER,
0p23 Corner Market and First streets.
LAWRENCE COUNTY BONDS WANT
itfexchange for land.
ap22 B. CUTHBERT h SON, G 1 Market at.
STEAM MILL in complete running or
der, with dwelling home, etc., near the city, for
sale by 8. 017111131111,T & 80N,
51 Market street.
CIOUNTRY BACON.-1000 lbs. Country
V,/ Bacon, just received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
Corner Market and Pint streets.
WESTERN LANDS of good• quality, fez
sale or exchange for Beal Estate in the city.
ap22 S. CUTHBERT k SON, 51 Xtarko tet.
EW ARRIVALS.--,-We are taking into
store,{l2%. Wood etreot,) an immense stock of fine
Paper for Jobbing :purposes • also, Lotter, Cap and Note ;
Envelopes in great variety ; Papers, of every dee,
and as cheap 83 they can bo bought in the East, where we
offer wholesale or retail, very low for Cash.
apt JNO. M. PERKINS k CO.
TAKE FlSH.—White Fish, Trout, Salmon,
and Pickerel constantly on hand, a full stock to supply
the wholesale trade, by [myal HENRY H.COLLINS.
.
fIRANGES.-300 bas. sweet, just received
NJ and for sale by REYALER It ANDERSON,
.
• No. RD Wood street,
myl7 opp:site the St. Marlon Hotel.
1111ROOMS.---100 doz. Extra Corn Brooms
on hand and for sale by
alp 2 R. O. & J. Ef. SAWYER.
DUSTER TRIMMINGS—Drab and Gray
Buster Binding and Tassels; knit opened at
ap23 JOB. 1108.N.V8,, 77 Market street.
NEW STEEL SPRING SKIRTS—Of the
most graceful shapes, on hand at HORNE'S,
myB 77 Market street,
cU'd) SWEET POTATOES.-20 barrels
Seed Swott Potatoes, received and for sale by
JAMES . A. FETZER,
r. 20 - (keimr Mast and Ent streets.
_
1111.400A1 CORN.-3 tone first quality reo'd
-ALP and for m l O l 7 imrsl HENRY Ir. C0.L1N.9.
DIOKLES.-6 bbls. Cucumber Pickles, re 2
copmd and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
le2o . Corner Market and First streets.. .
EGGS.--fi barrels fresh Eggs to arrive this
day, and for sale by JAMES
au t r l iss la=
morla
gip - I;tisklar G BON,
61 Market street
FANS, FANS, FANS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT SALE
FURNITU,RE.
30,000 WORTH,
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE IN
THREE WEEK",.
The eubteTiher heti Bold hl9 Ext.ueive Furniture Wl.re
rooms, on Fifth ,trett,erl havin,; td"Etto poasessiou of Coo
Building; ou tt.ct 15th of June, ho offers his entire stock of
FURNITURE AN{ CHAIRS,
A._T COST.
THE SALE COMMENCES
ON TUESDAI, 111AY 18, 1858,
AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS
The Prices will be marked in plain figures, on each arti
cle, so that visitors can at once see the
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
TEHMSAU SUMS less than $lOO, cash. On $lOO and
upwards, a credit of sixty days will be given for approved
endorsed paper, with interest added.
A. U. RYAN,
mylB:73w NO. 31 FIFTH I:STREIET.
IFTII LIST OF APPLICATIONS FOR
TAVKRN LICENBEr, filed In the Clerk's Office of
A leghony county, up to Junoldt,_ls6B.
TUGS. A. ROW LEY, Clerk.
J tkinson Peter, with other goo fs, Id Word, Allegheny;
Burrows Ge rg.., tavern, Duquesne Borougo ;
Bents John M., eating house, Te.r•mtarn;
Bentz dc Co., " Imquesue durough ,
Ite , ou Samuel, tavern. 'Ross township;
Buckhart F., do Lawrenceville;
Bray James, do do
Bardette Catharine, tavern, let T•Varri, PiLisburgh ;
Bryson 4; Shirles do 24 do do
Blown A. & J., with other goeds, Birmingham;
Brooks John, tavern, idizabeth township;
Chimer John, do let Ward, Allegheny;
Carr William Jr. Co., with oth,r roods, 4th Ward, Pittsburgh
Cunningham J., do do Birmingham ;
Campbell John, do do Wilkins township;
Davl3 Joseph E., tavern, Indiana township;
Daugherty Charles, with other goods, Penn township;
Durr William, tavern, Reserve township;
Elk Fredfk, with other goods, Penn township;
ii.ctionlaub Edward, tavern, Steller township;
Evans E., with other goods, let Ward, Pittsburgh ;
Flinn William, tavern, 6;h Ward, do
Frey burg, Henry, eating house, bth Ward, do
Fouteg Julius, tavern, 3d Ward, Allegheny;
Frank Isaac, awing house, 31 Ward, Pittsburgh ;
Framholtz John, tavern, Lawrenceville;
Gardner James, Mvcra, 2d. Word, Allegheny;
Getsmon Ann, do Ist do Pittsburgh;
BConnegar Rudolph, with other goods, Reserve township ;
Hoer John G., tavern, Manchester;
Haworth David, with other goods, 3d Ward, Pittsburgh ;
Hare Samuel, tavern, 4th Ward, do
Herber Christian, tavern, Shaler township;
Hall Samuel, eating howe, West Pittsburgh ;
Hildebrand Lords, eating house, Reserve township;
Rulings S. D., tavern, Indiana do
Henrietta J 19., eating house, let Ward, Allegheny;
Hartman John, tavern, Lower St Clair township;
Exeig Joseph, eating hcuse, do do
Kelly Morris, tavern, do do
Kaplan Fred'k, eating house,2d Ward, Pittsburgh;
Lutz Buenas, eating hoarse, Reserve township;
Luther Caspar, tavern, Mifflin township;
Landwehr Henry, tavern, Peebles township;
Minehart Jacob, other goods, 4th Ward Allegheny ;
Miller Yost, tavern, M.'Keespurt;
Miller & Ricketsen, with other goods, 4th Ward, Pittsburgh;
Miller, John, tavern, Bth Ward, Pittsburgh;
Marsh Henry, eating home, East Birinuighaln;
Mahar Martin; with other goods, 3d Ward, Fittsbnrgh ;
Miller Frederick, with other goods, Reserve towtuihip ;
SPOready Geo. E., tavern, Lawrenceville;
M'Dale, Jr., with other goods, Penn township;
M'Caskoy Peter, tavern, ad War', Pittsburgh ;
eal John, do lit do Allegheny;
il.PGarr Edward, with other goods, 3d Ward, Pittsburgh;
firCerran James, tavern, Ist do do
M'Tiernan Edward C., tavern, Lower Bt. Clair township;
Nasser John, tavern,
Birmingham;
Nasser John, eating home, Poet Perry;
Pearson John, do do let Ward, Pittsburgh;
Rohr Haste, tavern, Lower St. Choir township;
Banat —, eating house, 9th Ward, Pittsburgh;
Ray 'William, with other goods, Roes township;
Schroth Philip, tavern, Duquesne borough;
&i, el Gotlieb, eating house, Sel Ward, Pittsburgh ;
Borimer John, tavern, Shaler township;
ravage John, do 4th Vl:4rd, Pittsburgh,
Stewart Thos , do 9th do do
Stewart E. C., tavern, Ist Ward, Pittsburgh;
Shaffer C. W. with other geode, 4th Ward, Allegheny;
Smith G. W.Aavein, Indiana township;
Phu' tz Henry, with other goods, 9th Ward, Allegheny ;
ShOeb Joseph, eating house, 2d Ward, Pitt , burgli
Mveeny Winifred, tavern, 4th Ward, Allegheny ;
Taylor Jane, tavern, Patten township;
Weitaton Philip, tavern, Pine do
Watson E. D., tavern, let Ward, Pittsburgh;
Watson John, with other goods, Bth Ward; Pittsburgh.
i
MILITARY GOODS.
pIIE SUBSCRIBERS lIAVE CONSTANT
LY on hand a complete stock of
MILITARY GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PAILS OM
PLUMIB,
B%UIIDS,
SABIII2,
_I_ACEA _ (1 F.RlNG.liffel=":
--- .. ,- „,,, - N4.- - '
TASSELS, - -7. ETC., ETC.
Volunteer Compares
/I.IIONALIZ.D WITH KILL EQUIPILISTS AT bIIOIIT SOTS=
SILK AND BUNTING FLAGS MADE TO ORDER.
JNO. B. 19. , F6DDEN & SOPS. =- 7
95 MARKET - STREET.
SAML.MiIIfigSTOCK, •
No. 1-41 Wood street, Pittsburgh,.
AS JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
RNGLAND—
WALDRON & GRIFFIN'S
mum& 4
0013 GRAINIGYTLE,'
.
_ealorons[9as; `i;ATENT AND CQMIiON ANVILS ; STR ELL
Traps, very superior DraWer Lbeks, 'very suPorior - 'Gai
L.A., Tinned and Eamamelled Sauce Pans, Basting Spoons
Bran Candlesticks, BM] Cocks, Brass Stair Rods, Braft; and
Bits, is-teasuring Tapes,. Superior Waiters, Curry Combs,
Teams, Coil, FM, Tongues, SMetchand Breast Chains, with
a variety of other goods, all of which will bo sold at mod
erste terms. aplB
JJARIES MTLLINGAR, MONONGAHELA'
PLANlspa Mfr.!, would respectfully inform the public
that be has 'rebuilt since the fire, and having enlarged his
establishment, and filled it with the newest and most ap ,
proved machinery, is now, prepared to furnish flooring and
planed boards ' scrowl sawing and reaawing, doors, sash and
shutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box making, &c.
South Pittsburgh, September 7, 1857. !reel°
And LY-Offieio Justice of the Peace,
niFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WYLIE
AND EIYTFI STREETS.
All basil:wag connected with this office will be attended to
with promptness. Conveyances. of all kinds done with legal
accuracy—each as Leeds, Mortgakes, BOnda, Powers of At
torney, &c. Titles to Real ilstate examined.
To the members of the Bar he tenders his services as Com
missioner to take Depositions to be read in the several Courts
of this State, and elsewhere. Ili, office is one of the main
Police Stations of the city, and consequently his facilities In .
executing business of that kind are very desirable. I feld:ly
WINDOW GLASS.-5000 yards from 2
to 6 inch inch diameter, for sale by
mr29 IL H. COLLINS.
9.TONS Eastern Lead, received and far sale
(an excelleat article,)
JOHN THOMPSON 4 00,
8919 o.
3/IIXED PAlNTS — Alw:;B l3s on. Thfra han str d 7
of
all colors, and for sale by
HN
JO THOMPSON it CO.,
019 No. 135 Third street.
fIEANS.-2 5 bbls. white Beene for sale by
JAB. A. FETZER,
ap27 .• • • • Corner Finn and rtiorket sta.
TAB LA RIIE NOTE PAPER AND EN-
J VEDOPlanoilaid by C insali J. B. WELDIN.
THE DEATH OF A PARRICIDE.
Here passed her girlhood. Fifteen years had
she lived,—vesro of cc,iri Ruci hunger, sickness,
sorrow, anri Peorn; hat 11 , 7: !.his was over: her
Etttelii 'n, :ed ..
..'-T`94 ref bated , iner, p:•,,eil.i•ed her advance
meia in tho y, with lon eui,irgement of the
poor pittalice that rewarded hi.r labor.' Bodily
strength, to,, sly! begait to gain wherewith to do
feud laerpolf lirn.rt the attacks of her inhuman
mkdaer.
But at this age a eaei ge,seemed to come over
her existence. lirtl:h appiartitl now to have
visited her She became erect : though lithe and
slender as reed. Her slain changed the pallid
clammy hue for a clear lustrous white; and while
her wrists and ankles and small hands end feet
remained the same, rest of herlimbs expand
ed, assuming the rounded fulnesg of shape, yet
still light Bud airy to a degree. Ber waist con
tinued a.s light as over, but her chest swelled,
her shoulders became full :ad obtuse, her gentle
bosom tuddeel forth into early womanhood, and
her sunkerrwcheeks plumped OOP lute a perfect
oval . It wee then ciiscovereii *bat her features
were exactly regular But when her lips, no
longer colorless, pouted like a doubts chorry,and
a glow settled en each clietik, n,ti firstflitting and
ohangine, but at lengta limed in sunny perma
uence—wheu her gray eyes sparkled with eheer
fulness benentl, high eel Itrehead, cloud
ed by the girp:.ic braids of her flaxen hair—and
when a small timid dimple ventured upon her
little round chin, then it was she stood confesed
the Beauty of the Mill, the Thorn, the parish,
the district of country.
She was somewhat under the middle height of
women, and pcasss.sed of a delicacy rf feature,
complexion, and Ehape, that 4 - _•zoiteci in all won
der end admiration. • She appeared so slender
and fragile, yet so symetrioal ,- ,nd so graceful in
ever? motion, that trim .sk7:,iry Leah," which
had b-on giver una,c....;eunt of hc.:r deformity, be
came now the scubriquet,—oh, hew much more
appropriate !—of her Elnchlen loveliness.
Atri Iva . you Lacy I am about to treat you
to the o!.I story of gritils - ,, and haply even, noble
Hood, long e mihed and concealed, but at length
bursting Into lie Lt. and rising to its Mill proper
place, liko water t;)ito level. But Leah woo, in
very truin, the daughter of a beggor,—iLl meta
phor, tho child of CirE, and tvil.
How man -' lb s.:, erewhile made the poor little
medicant n subjecc of injury or insult, now -en
vied, hated, er madly loved her! Yes many of
those young men who .ci lai - gl.ed a year or two
before, as they etend_t aor from their father's
door, or sent their dogs barking and tearing af
ter her, would now have been proud to do her
the most menial service, to obtain one kind look,
one gladdeui - ig Emil , . What errands they in
vented merely ; to have the rapture of speaking
to her for a moment, even about ordinary mat.
tern, and hearing the sweet, low tones of.har
dulcet voice in reply! But, still timorous and
baihful, Leah shunned all advances, avoided all
eompanionship, even of her own sex, and might
be seen tripping lightly away to the ruined build
ing, as soon as the bell ;at the mill announced
that work fc r tho wi , s, /Dyer.
Fler labor was of a fight description, and pret
ty well remunerated. l; consisted in inspeoting
the finished writing p - sper, add with an instru
ment of peculiar shf-p- serf! lug away all blem
ishes, specks, forms'. dace., which, floating about
in the solution of size into which the sheets are
dipped, in order to prevent the ink from spread
ing,—in fact, to convevt th - m from blotting-pa -
per,—might have . adhered to them. This re
quired great nicety of touch, and was a clean
and rather superior departmont of the mauufac,
tore ; consequently, both in dress and person,
she required to be of a t , ,:ry different aspect from
the girls who labored in other parts of the work.
The paper made at Whitestream was of the.fin
est quality, and for the Loudon market; and cer
tainly, no band, however highborn, tint wrote
upon, could outvie in shspe, hue, or delicacy ;
that went'e one, which, moving lightly, as over
the Loyo of a musical instrument, put the finish.
it,g touch to its fabric.
About half a mile from the factory lay some
fields which, forming the subject of litigation
between two proprietors, wAre then, and con
tinned to be for some years imager in greet. No
road or lane lay in that quarter-near enough to
' command a view of :Le; on the other band
the prospect from them was very 'extensive,
varied and beautiful. They ran along the south
ern skirts of the narow wood that concealed the
course of the Whiteetream. Ca the balmy sum-/
mer evenings Leah began now to be seen, by'
the few whom chance led in that direction,
about thete fields in company with a yelling
man in dark clothes, who wore his hat elou'ohect
far eve!' his forehead. When looked at, it wet
remarked they used to retire among the trees•
and down into the dell; do,irous apparently not
! so much of eluding ob2ervation as of avoiding
intrusion. Some, too, who had gone up the
copsewood at night to snare the game that
abounded, there, or to set or lift fishing-linei in
the stream, had seen two persons sitting together
on' the bank, beside a wilt rosebush that grows
hard by the old bnilding, and by the summer
moonlight were able to recognize Fairy Leah and
her dusky, epeetral lover.
Two years passed over, the while this strange
dalliance laeted,—danii.nee which was ace Para
dies to poor Leah Meriel, for a yetseirin possess
ed her, fervent, single, unehange.bie :eve the
effect of youth, solitude, and ardent imagina
tion. if ever there wee a perfect, bliss enjoyed
by creature of clay, it w,lB by her hidden inter
course. All the thoughts and feeling in ordinary
people are divided emong relatioes, friends,
wealth. and every other object that excites ono
t.t.tn*,,,,efire—ier—le:yely bosom but in one pas
sion—upon one object, - _;.et returned it with an
equal intensity She had never kJ $ " what it
was to be loved, until by him Kindness unal
loyed with
_contempt she lead received from no
other—her happiness to her wore one idea.
Bred in solitude, squalor, tied affliction, she
sever could have imagined the existence of such
a thing as love She• had seen the word in her
books, it is true, but she passed it as she would
have done in any other syllable to which her
simple mind- could attach no idea : and now, to.
plunge all the deliribus joy of the novel and ex
quisite emotion ? It was even as one Who, born
deaf, by aid of noble surgery has the sense of
bearing awakened in him. With the same rap
tare wherewith such a person would first listen to
a strain of distant music—with the same wild
4eli g iit did she revel in the new discovered feel•
ing the same? nay, greater, intro potent, a
thousand fold ; for the fir et is a matter of 'sense,
the second, of soul! It was in very Booth an
intoxicating cup, but there was deep sin ming
led in the draught, and bitter, bitter, proved to
be dregs.
•
Bet a new character hero entered upon the
4 6 ,„ e ,—,.George Basil, Esq , the proprietor of the
i'Fitestream factory. This was a men of wealth
possessed of land to the amount a thousand pounds -
annually, and drawing many times that amount
from hiii,busines as a manufacturer. He was an
aged libertine. If there be any circumstances
i n which, vice may be looked upon with leniency,
it is youth, that season of burning thoughts and
gushing pulses. But with what eyes can we
contemplate a hoary sinner, whn lifter spending
a life of vrickedness, ;lice hi lieed runs
eold and sluggish through his publicly and
shamelessly employs the experience of age, and
the temptations of hoarded wealth .for the
aceonaplishments ofnevil ? I may state that he
had been the father 6f a family.
Observing Leah's - extreme delicacy of form
and face, he began towards her course, of offen
sive attention that ultimately drove her from the
factory. She remained away, shut up in the old
dillapidated building. Late one night shortly
after her leaving work, Basil found his way to
this place.
I Leah's mother sat alone in a low brick-paved
apartment, that had formerly been the kitchen
,of the lionse. She was crouching, half-naked
. and horribly filthy, in the corner of tho old
ch'mney, over a fire of sticks, which her daugh
ter had provided and kindled. Beside her lay a
bottle, which contained liquor, but it was now
empty, as was a small tin pannikan she used to
drink from. She was smoking a short pipe,
E.YAULLaTES,
BUTTONS,
NUMBER .. 202_
THE 1.),A lIN POST.
LEAH
ERIEL ;
A Strange Story of Wa/es,
[CONTINUED.]