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VOLUME XIV

PROFESSION AL C ARDS BUSINESS CARDS FOR SALE h ND TO LET.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE&ND LRAM.—The following valuable property, situ-

ate in the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, Pennsylvania,and other additional heal Estate in different parts of theWestern country, in now offered for sale, or leioie for along

term of years, on reasonable terms.The City Lots, from the nature of the grades, and width of

the streets, and aven ues runningt, throligh them, according to

Mr. McGowan's celebrated City District Plan. and from their

I,,ention, will soon become the finest parts of this city.

Persons from a distance wishing to stake investments ofcapital in manufactures, will find this the loot property inSr near this city for the purls.,. It is traversed by two

and has also all the COLlVellielltlt l of Alleghenyriver, on Which it is situated, Wllloll will socnre at all timesabundant supplies of coal, Iron and lumber, at the cheapest

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()BERT C. G. SPROU L, Attorney andR come,nor U Law, °filo, No. Fourth drool, Pitte-burgh.

Agent No. 201 Liber-t‘i the following very choice Lir-_TORN LITTLE, Jr.,

ty Street, lute just receive

BRANDIES.°onto Brandy, (very fine.,)()turd Dupuy St Co., (super.)Marrott & CO.,

!MC.

JAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at Law,Ake Fourth street. Pittsburgh, between Amithtleld and

Cherry alley. decllay

JOHN BARTON, Attorney and Counsellor I sale'

at Law, office corner of Fifth and Grant streets, Pitts-burgh. Jealy

SAM P. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109Fourth strut, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Mr. Rody

Patt,rsou's Livery Stable. je?.ti

101 TRI CK WK. EN NA, Alderman of Thirdeflkr corner of Grout and Fifth streets. (formerly

occupied by Alderman Lewis.) where all business pertainingto the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peelle will hepromptly attended uo. tebl:3nl

Jamaica,Santa erne

Surcial Aladeir,

!Inward. March At Co. Mad'ra,India Madeira,

'Pablo doAniontilkule. Sherry,Manzanillo doTad., duCooking doIteexwing Port,l'ureJnico doOrdinary toSt.. Julien Claret,Malaga Dry,

Boguet,London Cordial,Schnapps.

SUNDItI S.Rutherford's Scotch Ale,Barclay's London Porter,Wild Cherry Brandy,Absinthe,Aah.athe,

Coracca.Sardines,Mocha and Java,Young flys. and Black TOM.linglish Bronson Cheese,Imported Havana Cigars, of

various brands,Uld Monongahela Whisky,

all grades.iries connected with the bust

my2Otiisis

9'ER-V8 OF SA LE— 0 in hail, and the bat

Knee ..r I.IIIMI annual paymenfa 11l NIS y uars, uperl) securedwith interest payable semi-annually.

AII L, Surgeon Dentist, sueeegisur to G.e W. Ittlaic. N.. 144 Shaltllllt4ll stroct.

Air Office Lour, troll, • to 1 o'clock, and from'2 to 5 o'clock.

T SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doorsNlarket.

Qv-I,th, loom, 'rum 9 It'cl•clt A. Nt. to 5 o'clock P. M.dor2o:y

Forty-nine Lots fronting on the Allegheny river, in theNinth Ward of the City ~f Pittsburgh, 24 feet by 1.1.7 feet indepth to Butler street, (GU fort wide.)

Fifty Lots on Butler strut, in the Ninth :Ward, 24 feet by

120 feet indepth to,Spunce alley, (24 feet wide.)Forty-eight hots fronting on Sntallinan street. (Cu Get

widc,) each having a front of '24 feet and 41011 of 120 feetto Spence

Forty-seven Lots opposite the alive. on Smallinan street.

each hating a front of 2.1 feet by 120 in depth to Mulbem0

in Penn street, 24 (rot In front by 130 toe

I) Sw,t,Cltinpagnea,Anchur.Vertenev,

Ti.gother with all othar art

lER'S TRANSPORTATIONAnticipating the want of facilitiut for transporting

Freights toand from tho Enitorn Cities, via PennsylvaniaCanal anti Itailromis. we have increased our stock ofS.,_ on same. too fi.)I.ILE DAILY LINK, which given u..ac'apneity of over 1500 tons per mouth earl, way.

We as.sun, 1/or friends, and those dispi.ed to patronise th,

State improvements. the, will be nothing spared on owpart to retnior groorld mail:faction in forwarding Easter,

:med Western Frv.ights with promptitude and despatch.

eft It Mit B.IdITCILELL,augll:y Quid Ittufin. IHtcGargh, Po.

BUSINESS CARDS _, ::~.

-r OH N MOO RILEAI), \V hu1k...T..11e Grocer andty Conunissiop Merchant, for the sale of PlO METAL andBLOOMS, d PROD E generally. So. 27 Wood street,Pittsburgh. 0p24

Fortysme Lots iain doptlf to Mulberry alley.

Forty-six Lots opposite the Minya, each having a front21 feet by 1140 feet in depth to Spring alley.

Twenty-flve Lots on Liberty street, (-aril having 21 fret by

100 foot in depth to SpringSixt....mi Lots 011 Friuli,at street, adjoining the outer depo

of the Penta9lvunia liailruni Company, of different dun,

Biollletutem 1111.L1.11- WV. ItlasEisON.

MILLIsR 1 II1CKI:TSON, Wholesale (m-cars, 1 tnporter of BRANDIES, \V 1N Eti A ICS.

172 n.n.l 174, onrner of Irwin :Lna stroete, Pitt,

burgh. Iron. Nail, evltou Yarns, im hand.

Seven Lots on the cursor of Penn and Wuou street'. 120feet trout on Peon by MS fort on Water, of ditlerest depth..

A Lot of ground On Ôllll and Try streuts, adjoiningParry lc Co.'s Foundry, Nevi:lg A float on S.rovoutt site eet

s 7 feet, and running along 'fey' street 1211 feet to Green...Ofstreet.

A Lot of ground opposite the shove. has Mg a front of 07(rot on tire4nough street. and In depth 343 to low, water

mark all the Monongahela river, with a rivet frost of Alto+

Two Lots on Third street, above Ito., each IL WAIL 2,4

feet on Thud Street, by Si) in depth.A 1.1. W lIESP CITY, Ps.

Ls.t No. 'l5 in the Itoromrh trio, toll the eft.), of Frot(annum and Writer Street, having a (mat on Suet Commo nof Si) feet by 240 feet in depth h. Nuidusky Arcot.

Lot 2S in the Bortrugh plan. on the owner of Fast Commonand Gay alley. ravine /t front on Kest Common And Gay allsy

of SO feet by 240 In depth to Sandusky etreet.lAA No. 52 the Itoneigh plan, on the west std of Bear,•r

street. 11051LLI 0 trout of ou feet on Beaver stool 2,40 teatw ebffter St ISS•L

lAA S4. in the same range us above, having afr,nt on EkeScr rdreet of 01) 11 :AO to Webster Alter-

PITT TOWNSHIP. A I.l.rnitr,y Col STY

Nits l h,e-Acre Lots, ur more, on -Pmitillield Farm. -

sat .tioini.c. "I IALLIAIIii," OIL ti,' Fourth :Al:

Road.

)r2,)

M'K E & CO., Mitlittfacturers of co'S• P.•nnrp-lrania Glare, all ,izeit Wmatey tilttee.,Doubt• Strength, Intitatittn Criatit and Roby V Lila. FitettiPickle 11041 Preeervt• Jan; Vin,. Porter and Nlineral &albTelegtaphit; and Lightning-Rod Inollaters.

Sectant between Witeil anti Marliet streets, l'lttIla . lint a short distance from the steamboat lanai.

antifrt. Monongahela House. St. elan les and City Hiatt.apr

J. J. tiILLYSPIE

J J. 4; ILLESPIE Mauuructuren. mud looking tiloss Plata. 4131nr,

gruriugli, Colubm mud Funcy tioot6, N0.76 Wood utter, Vitt:burgh.

Ihi hand and made to unity. Gilt Pier and 3tantln GlastukA)bduq,uuy. Ittriewuo4l. Walnut and hilt Frania, ur Mouldin, it every

4-6 • Stenltli 3. IntC211,111s I).,,rat.edand

ENTERPRISE WORKS, No. 13ti WoodEst., third LI., alley.—BOWN A TETLEYwould tail the Attention of Sporting men to their largo az.

.inrtinent of ICES, RIFLES and REVOLVING I'ISTOLet.Jun! Iwat Ae',tell stork ever opanied to than lila,

Itt.t., together with a general amortnntnt of It ARIMARE,

CUTLERY, TOOLSand FlBlll5O TACKLE. all of tt hid/ 'WY

Offer at the lowest }wend& prime to mill purrhosent, or furI,n,nd approved Inner. marl S

MA. SW I LER, WllololtaiP and RetailItvaier 111 FlitWWI, Stoves. T.. h.., and

lionsekenta•rs' thud war, 'runner,' Mactitars and Tool. TinHate, Sheet Iron, Wire Riven+, Ac., '24 .North Second-tree!, ,oppaituBuehler's noteld HARRISBURG.

ERR .....11,711, L RINCITALT.

litlitEitTSON C(l., Man Uructur,re to, Cut. 1 1,...,1and Plain Flint t;I..kBSWARE

,v11.,1101). N., 17 N 1 Ft ,r,r of Front, Pit.I.trgitIke- All .alt..r ki.t, or til.y.ware and

low I.ltrk,otJIYG It J0.1t.1.11 J. CLAM.

T M, Sticoess,,rs bt 11111vativ_ILA A. ',di,..nut.-tilter,Or rut. N1.111.14A1 Aanl1. 14: and V., 1%,14,1 1..:04A\I AKE, an.' /I..alct, In allGant„ 4 M on! 1141lAn. Nor6..0 .n nor ur)larl,r and ‘.l atta str,sia. I.lt,burglt

tivh.l.lly

t\

l'talttr. 11 tut_ anti l'ltuttt llttltlett;DtAttOttltt,:1.1 at:.., . 1.21:1:, w crew vallety. t 5 arttlitat,!st,, 101 ttt•-•,-11.1 anti 'r r- ,t str, t__ m 1.12,

F.R. 1)1\-N't ), dealern t,;t•NTHY 1•1:0111;t1,.. 00,-tt; for salt. a ttot...-

t.tttwk Ri Eli Kt•leett-t1 f, family a,.

every Nat u- tiuti 1.7-toutti at 1, Si';,,,6111._ 1,1,1 ltuttl, Fttrtti,:lt Att.l

- 10.29,cimVIT, VENETIAN BLIND I‘l.lN I: FACT l

R.. cued ho, lo.alth w, ao t i r0...111111, Iti.W •.1.1

1.1/,11/0,,, and ha, op.noll his DUNI/ NIANUYACTORY.ng•ar

•altlai. I\lll.ll, has an of BLINDS. trittnuodnrlii idain awl fancy Wond,i and Silk Truntilin,,.., 101,1po•parod to 011 ,nty .adhd In hi. 1100,on the newt

His NV•krk In narrann....l to giro eatinfaction. or mon,'rofundt.d.

VIII,. old Eltn,L4 rlutiroa. Thins givo him a call, an ),

tl4l,'T 1 twat m uorkialtsoltip.

-VEIV ( '0.1( 'll AN l'.VIIII1.1(11:Tolt INSTON, HIU TIISHS R CO, corn., of

ao4 nt11,.:110,0 City, notildI tilDthra o o .1- at •I inlihr hat the,itav••Oa. t CA Itli1011 CISII"RAI AI% .‘ S, 1,1 1;111 F.S. 111, .ind I'IIA

In all t h•:, nli. 11,,,t, and

WE:,TNIOI-11.:LAND )tiN'rY.

Twn hontlt.nt Anti S,VV/It) 1.111 w nY.OII I,,olit.ntlnrnntr Ow town of 1.4:1,11/el

ARNISTItiINII CoI'STY. .Twmlty .1i OW 111".111 ../ K iSk I

:41.11.1-: )F INDIANA.. . . .

A tun, 'A%) N... 14 in 0.m.0,.,11ab.,ut I'2 mil,+ fn.nk

sTATE OF ILLINI,1:,11110 th.12.1i41 two 11111.h-I,lmnd tsli•lll),ii J.1.•1., 111 1

1,001 ounty

raki ,!! In exchange na-rt

F. R. I). has lonwur.4l a lull l!! ..!

ranted IIAKIJE\ an.l at, 1,11 ,1

tere-dr4d ill rural affairA. lunl

th;;ls..ati.l 11111‘• liull;11,1 and I;l1) act 11; ./st ;;-;unt.

u;)_ Jr;;pimin ntid sli. .4 all

apply thy .srA 11.1.ES 11 SCI: . A ,nt.

'Mir .1 .t 1,, 111.1 ..1 Mari,MEM)SINIISSION

141 ~I It 11.4,W by 111, purivq.o. at

Hllllllll'lll I.trovt... tot, !lit.,111.0, N1....t1ga10.1 , 11,11,

NV, wtil ,•• IA .•.1 1•. I 4,1• . •ItACIIN. CHEESE. 010,, I lAT

-•1:111 1, !Ht.\ 'MIA) lI,V.•.‘lll.ll sv.• 1, ol A; tt, In

tstarkot rat, A1,..Eli , (4,

Xv OTICF: Tll \%11(01 IT NAY t' \

Si., ,xsg 1.1"1..t.• rr,N3

lord tl.• I I.IJI `4:.1,t, roil,AII order*i1,1111 •tt 1.4 .1.1.

.lit II•I I....tats 1:.•It, a1... 1. n. 11.1•-•1 I •.11 t 111.,1 1..111.4 in all their th.

1.'41,401,1 Shafts. at..l t1a..3 441

at that all %, it h 111..14 tottr,Lage. utll 1..

1.. 11. e. tly ott ball 111.n. ato ....tt.••• ar,. .in0.t.,1 rty11,1.40r.. put •

!wry.

I. WC LIAM „ .;),Itta ALMLIIT

PIT'I'SBFItffi I c().wil FAcr()Ry_iiii;.El,/144 t'. to 41 V. \.. 4.. 1nt-

0....1 W,KPII At; E.,.

C. 411'11E:4 . A I.:TIINS. zto.ltlowriltl4.At..t NCI VF:111C1,14., built :and 11:11.11.41 in a

1/1“,111 I.r ..1~.rlsitlatudop and itmt..t-tal •

tt t)„1:a,‘4scat 440..1

14. 1,1,1,11.0 I I •

RI , lISHNN. F,lrvi;tlll:in

kola, .I.•it:FISH. BA, A:.•I 011.. \hot, , I 1411,1 1., A I t1.41.1..1..\ lir !..

T, 14, I;:ta4'.ilh.„ . 14 111,• 4.1111,14-,111 d Wlll 11, 111 101 l ..r.•.011 ,11 In J.,,,

11,11Vf 441 41,11%441).14 1,1 •.1 .1.1,t4l 111,... 114 1% 4'111111144-4.111 R44. 114 +1.,.

1..1 1111/1 /4 4111114 ly, .01,11 1101114,111.4 4.thor 111.

COIIIIII,II.44. I'l%lllllllW It ,114.11 1•111..011C.1( In,.

4.11414444' In,m "11,. L.A prniut......t trust.

In ...tin. up,.

11..rolosith h0.....11,1 Tw.. 1,4111,;.1 4.1 .

t‘ork nth,lb., ....4111,0th.....1

,4'u, Sl,ne fertorrrrs .1.,.• ,111, N4,1,11 1,11r•.. 1 h. 1111.,1 with

1,• 'Phut, a. 11.1 e.. 1 t••r1.1lit 1..... ',pi -mg 'Cl''"''',tn..ul 44111. /14410, ,- .41114 I

11‘., ht., Into N1...ht.,. !Lir., Caudle,.awl 414,

111,11 to, 1mn,11.•,.... ,11Ato uh.. ,11.1 1... t In, ch....glint, I,t th.. fot.r

11... C 4.111 141141114 44.314.4. 1111• 1,1 .I,t 90111,111,1,011, 411 ',1r.,. 5,0, I

rtlwr - ,17”. thir.l1,1 ...J.- !tear 1/111 .41 11/ L.

1 711 T t' I;t4

- -

ALT\V ELL, LEE..;

h 1% \\ nl

find -t rc••1 hit-hur,,t -

Croux \\.. Au:In,

1%1L11es1“/ 11. r -hatt ,. ;teak., iall kind.;II MAN I'FACTUItt.IS. I.E.kJ/ PIPE and HIKE'

LEAD. N0..; FE.ht ...tr. I.

i:!s;RY 11. i'()LL,IV.,, V,,r‘sardin;z:m«rl-I.,rit MP( 1,1111.1 ,0, ,I..11`•1 11. HSU

BETTER. SEEP , an I t•ItoIdECE N.l'11.1,11111',111,11;

11 L. .ILLEN. 'ft.lr 41.•:11,r iu• NV I N It!:'.'L,E..(l{:. .11.1 11nt....1aa.11.1.;

and P. iI ISE 1. ; h EECft El IN., ittl. 'dit.LEE.Nr. h Ihtt.....trull

',X.,. I .I;unail-a St-it I'll.l,

1111t1 n. 11111,1111. 1. 11,...1.•. 1111‘1111.11g1i.,. h Al;

1,11/11,11 Er ,1 rll 11. 1-11. ~ .1111% it,1111.,11, 11..11,11.,

mid .1.n...1 Mtn...kr Atu.l;•. In. \Vihi Cla 11

and ltl,kl,1.111. 11/1• . _ar- -.1..n1.11 1',111111,1 111'. L•

C1.1.111,111, N.111111,11,, F.LII. • 111,

Era- 11.,tti— tfrnw .;rho ;;I Fa) . At

1,L1.11‘1. C.\ lilt & CIL (\V illiam Carr.WW nt ; f th. tir. .1 VAT Ct.

CEE.S. !obd in 1 dt.uzu (VINES and IiIt.ANDIES.M.,taingaludtt and id.; tili•-;! 11lsE Y, No. :rd.:, (katancrclai

sti,•l ).tn'Y

Tc)sEPII EI.ENI I N(;, t. L. Wil-t" corn, of Mark, .tt...d and Ow Lh.motid

count-at:ly ..0 haul afull 1,4, 11111,11 .4 Ulcl 1;:`.

DINES. NIEI.I.'I NE I'llEsTS. and nn arti-

cles I,rtaintnir 1,. his1. 1 iota. r 111111114111.11.11 nt all

bout-a. .3'91

1 Ell IL NV N,,. Sll NlarketT t. aft., 114 Oi DAY. fs,ft.tul,..r

1".‘1..)1 AS mod:411.diS ni 1ttr,..0) tt.dtt.-,1

It ttt.d, Ow, t., rtt!.l:, mud iso• dttp,v,a- Id utak, landr ro.,m ftd IA [lit,'

151,1 5•1,1,, 4, ail w.tilt.ItJ Ow .t .4011 ;IA 1140,1i1,1.•

.ulln -

WILLIAM S. lIA.V EN —THE OLDla. V.Sitatl:3ll 3.1 Fa-L.IM , •lohnston A ,1.r1.1.33.3an•l I

111.A !33K It•a./K and ST F./t.N. NI. A ItEli• 1.• pr-

imam tan mmNer) ml Leval. 3133333ta,3331. Canal.3.1 S4eanit33tat JOB PRINTINI: and Ito•OK HINDI\U.Mi• a1,.1

In 313-313 o,nry artmoln In tho Ittank nook, l'atn, mon, 5ta13.333.••rt line, at the N1343313-4 noUct• art33 .33 134. 1313335t33-3rn.

u Malik It, and Statmonnry R am 33134,11.413. ['Tint tng 0111. •••11•1 It ..k limmtmlmq • •••dm•nr ut Nlarkei and Ssavomml sta • mlnvl

It1(11A It I 11'. 1•10(.KINI;, Ma.n.ufactiirer(;:;t, Silt 3, . Bra:a+ and itronaa LASS.

1 ,38't lt.‘ IT and PICTCRE FILANIKS, llama and Ornarnantna.♦•• rd. Clair strrnt. All kinds mmf CourpramUmin Ortnitunnts.

La I-ItiNummbant, kr. All kinds 14 Gilding and rc-OLldtng. to

..13 ,r. 31111 N3.13131.3;3 for F'ranmen. whale:can andnrlliAt Immr Oil 1.- uniting?, Eng-m.llgs and Laborrytiptta, tar

S hit. ,1 to t, a

aiaa.4l f,‘r 1.•f0r..Pan

:to, I~/ 1.0 I I I, 12,. ma.l

ouly tr,.n. fr, ,nt ThetrI.IIIIJ,4ILIM ofil Pool, y.f”ur

th.• or ••I 11,. lo—ho

In! 1,....10) r.1..1,1,11 lb. •Llh.l r,t, gr...ahr.• o hulo:r..l ko

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V-ALV ABLV. CITY AT lIKIVATE -

AVALI A BLE 110 USE An LitT t.to!na4tl .• npaal ard 11,-1 11, 1,,

The , taillatant3.3ll). build. a ILI. a -lone -1,4 r st. ,rßal laaelt. and gtai,-IThe 4.1,4

11010111,'„ Feta.rl,Pi, and n^ ,aniably 1.,/ a

Valuating Li,,as/L'Tavt4o, or Manntarturi intri,,,a.This praporty null in .14 cheap, and t4l t.4n,. lr

apply lug I. li IL HYAN, 31 httlt treat

Ai.so—That viii IVA Itl4ihtrl 'b ANB U rr,tin ,arner Wo,rl and !runt nr, (row .41

K, n„1 .tract, and extrudingalong Front r,aq feet- twit

,cupo. ,l \‘ 11. Saunaa Lirdeery and 1,111, rStarr. Apply u also,

AL..-- A dean-10,10 1111 ELIA NI; AND (PT, tt Bernmaldea, F., L P.411a4-,l<allia A sena., a d1.1,1

leaf rlaim of thin Court llona., Thd 1.4 1,4 CI ontiw'd1,1111 1va.nia Avenue, and ..111.11 ,1. , a '...Slfaa't

al Icy 113, L•Me.'.,li sa• ,• • •111.1t1 IIt EvA ten roll!,, Wit

All 110.1,1 i nni,r,,‘,4neuta. prep rte ,ody to la,

at-on tt, bo adinil ,t. and Will 1.. r

lentoii.II. Its AN,

31 Blith

u Inipairte.l or defaced Oil Pruntinge reet.oreel in the bretmanner

e AU Moab inanuractnnei in thi. ee-

t tblialiment nra, be cleaned. without iajury. with wan awlcat.-r. Call and :wit. 10. a Bt. Clair street, l'itteburgb.

nac2l;:cr

JOT,IINGROUTImporter of BRANDIES,GIN. WINES, c. Dealer in Tian Mannnirah.ila

Peae Mao. RECTIFYIN4I nlol'l 1,

LER. ei.rnet of SluiilLieldand Front ntrrotn, Pittehurgli.ttpU2

II()MAS OLIVER. SADDLE, 11 ARNESS ANn

TRUNK MANUFACTURER. No. a St. Clair street.

papiliumbifin_ 'Law. Chithing. Whip, Spur,

AMILLIKEN & CO. have on hand, at. her tenni,. CABINET and CHAIR MANI:EAU-

.] i)EI, No. 64 Smithfield streaL, a larip. ~1 YnuryFarnitur, which they will pvr

than ii taitkimary rate+. Terms, ra.411 only. _

. .

JOHN 1,1,101Nr:TLEMINt;

successors to .3_I: K 1.1.1 & whoie,ll, • DKUIC/OTS. No nr. Wo-I

Pat...burgh. Proprietor of Dr. Nita 'V.'s n•kbrut.,l Vcrnnt-

fl4,,, Liver PLID, lOU

J(AIN 11 A FT. Jo., Sllvrosnili James Mreta:l 1/111'4:IIIST. 'IAA 11.0, in

PAINTS. OILS. DYE STUFFS. kr.. No 111 \\,.• . 1 slrgn.t.

three Vlrgin Pittslough. np-k)

T L. .NIARSIIALL, successor t.,1 IL Lee.DEALER ....I C.OIIIIS,ION MERCHANT

I,itnol) Pltt-100 ;J.(rreno,---W. k A Won., Kr,tner A. Ka/int. 1lor

phr.'Tn-rann A Co.. Brunt, k kisrkr“tnek.Pittni+urglt, Nla). '2l, 1,2.1'. In)^2l

FEiv It(;

V 1111101,,i. Nllll il.1:1, I,lllbilllgt and Irani

ing nu the illy,, rivor It it otlorod nt non thin itn

•it thlot of lu.ll , ter.. on the .111erbel, river. in Du-

quesne. Borough.on nl-In'l, rule-rio: lion, It.111 it-tven lltexi hung- 1.4 g' .1 \t,-.tern louol

irwunlyenulit w lee nt Run, thr..e uulen liolior the

twenty-ttiree .IJoilitngAll the, aro offereil low enough to tempt yon out of Tour

tine. . nod If titer. Ilu a.l ', lilt pant inll Anil get iny

printed ItrigLater of Lotn nud Intitile I, .ale. On It there Aro

bikrKult. offerinl. TIIONIAS tr.,orws...t.ll 76 Fourth street.

NVi)RKS FM: :NAI.E.—Sixty threu11.71 of Intel. with 2.50 it Cord art:win-I. the Int.

In nu. ..1•••1 Own e.0.1 Fart.. 11,0 Nlon our

II:It hilt, 4. 1.0t.•

11.1:11. 4.•• 101 .V 1-1,111 .oniion. Itrulro:ut kr,.•‘. • lip, :'The SrILI of (I.ntl In use fieit thick. loot cannot

nallt> For furthor 1,41i/ink,PAYNE,

No 'ZI.SZi !Alien) nn. t.

•-

011.1111.ES BAItNETT, Ilt use SuoER .IND

BLACKSMITIL hies ...rel.-tett a new and coninusliou.brick SilOp on CHEItEY ALLEY. between Third mid

~thoro ho is prepared 4e do oil work in lAN line withthii uuuoet promptitude. flaring had lung exporieliciirho busmen., ho respectfully aoliciui the patronage• of ilk old

' eublic genoially.I dealer in Kentucky

1...1 I,IIAIVO, RA; Alld PAPER., NO. 149 W..,

rt)ooL lwlow rl.4ll,llllt.l.urglt. 1 y

tlzir111 plu4 for_ . • •.

_ .urto.wrs and tht, pt

51,11,1. • .1,:s1.1•11 R. 111.1,1111,

TAT. 1r:1 kasn,l

'.,IS, to.•-:7 NV...1 a0.r...t.f.r bratol of

anD..la-uart 0...

T. (n. M(11{(; .1, N. Bnok,:eller and Sta-

-111,) •timer. l la, al, a) hand a g.,rieral.•1111a...•11, BlankPrintlng. and

Car Pala,. AL... mai retail, N. 104 Wra,al !drew!,

belrpa-tt A N'l'Elt -R:l,2;t nml Tanut•rs' Strapa.

T1)1 IN MELLOR, \\la- 10:4111e and llntni I.Iral. rio I'nICAl, INS'rltl.ltl Y.NTS, PIANOS. NIUSIC,

I-4 WI, It. 0105 at. 1.1 STATIONERY, N.,. al Wtkxl ntrlN-I,

T ly, M'i 'OI.I.IST E hnles.ale and Ro-t) 50.31 kIISiA N1' ACV:REP. .leol.o 10

SNUFFSEIIAttS, No. EilthllAo...1Ilitiaborttit

KtNps n1,4: ntly r‘n ltis•l it largo "apply of all Ra

s_nriln. twang., of Imperial Ill,gart.

I•111L11, 801111:1‘ ....

ANO6lO'O5.

.PSOIIrN to

R!.E)F a: len(l'etr is‘OKt ITS. N I"rs. SPICES. 0, INFECTION ARV. S IliA ~

N. 311 "troot, opi,o/111.• Om St. Cliarlt Pinl t!,burgh.

A.l I.N 1)1.1!:, \Vlndlesal.- and Retail SA 1)-

.IiAItNE:'.S, TRUNK. VALISE nod CARPET

BAG I.IANUYACTUREIL.No. 106 \V..0,1 "erect, Piustatrgli.

JY2gIY

I.' M ES IfELLINGER. Monottpilwla l'la- •-s. --unlit inform los frauds awl nowe mnils. that Its new establudottent i" to at iuporit•

tt.lll. and that he prepansl to furnish Lint Cabins, and till

all orders for 1.1,ANEl) LUMBER, with promintate. tool st

this lowten rates.Board stud Plank. pinned on 0110 or 6411 constantl)

i'llSIU4I, Door. stud Mouldings, of every 41oNcription, Tua.l,• b.

twat,Ettililer4 and Carpenters would find it to their

tag, to give 111,0 a can. as he can now fUrnesb them withPlaned Stuff, suitable for every dexcriptlou of work.

WILSON, corner of Market and Fourthstreets,te.ipti the largest 14,0Ch 14 WATCHES, F'IN Ii

.lEn-Ktity. te f•enut jn Western Penns, Ivania.long er.hsetionn•, e.stnl.tlsbtareputation and moderate chargespresent the Itiglicatt inducenienta why thine ill isunlit of u

gyuut Watch. or other article's in MB 11110, should stint, Lim ism

I opportunity tonerve then,

ur,_ Fine Watch Repairing norm promptly and in the beettean

110,120

jor2tt.

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131' I11) 1 NU I,o'l' FOlt SALE.---A kt 21~.,•t ~., ICY I.ll'. 'qr.ri. and .-ttro,lol.:la., I. 1111,, to

111,1e.illry On do• lat.l. part 01 11r. lot to a 0,11/.1 M all.

tatitt for ta,, atnall le l'lti. lot 1. In a Irsit.tl.l..Ik...tato°fto trat,li•orr, awl otll 10 , ptol,l I ra. mid ••111.t,' id, 0•1111.

Tail' 1;,4Pk1. 101,1 rloar Li lip utahrtorr. lilritt,re ~I1101, F (111.1.‘1,q1E,

at Me °Met...! Mornhe,t

,R,AIN OFFERED.--Tht, undersignedfor &ale SIX hirrs ~1 ground frunting Spm

awiel inhuming the heo i Pittoburoli owl unnelboHollr,wl, in the gooving. ;hid ilirhing Borough of !,1.1( RES.

1. 1/RT. Four of tie, loon aro 37 1,1 foot un watilt by atom.

1211 In depth,fronting at uno end is, the laput, Itild at. the0111.11. On Sinclair atreet ; awl twe Mom fronting for them

wh"le knoll on other etreetoLirrs. bo•t in width,fr..nl lng tbe other

ol the L41./1, and in •of InOr• border-

ing for its W 11.1kt lon gth ...11, ',heel.

No Lott, property ann 1. , tuned. and it will be sold Wu.part of the paymont taken iu Murk of LLn Cmmelloville

Railroad, if doeirod. (ii;(1. F. (111,1.14. /RE,Offiro of tho ASunning Poet.

Pittsburgh, Aukuht 31, lb3s.—io.wtt11)1.D LARD LAM P—lbty/e eeld Lamp run n ow Ire

V,) 0,011 nt ttIO .EXPI ibi Hann “f M. F. EATIIN. No. SO

Rotirth xtreet. Tiii• the Patent ,. will lio fouildthere, Itlkti in mop:trod till Orkit's 3IL righw lot Stows

and Collut jet,1t isn new V,11t1,11.1--Wk•il epprnvnl In 0..' mho know

it. :Ly wafter of ,4,llottiy in lighting ,11111, 11 it

11011,n. It burn., odd 1,011, r'l.l imam:, a lollhout

Fortuiwg C -311 to uuul .unt if it, t rights ii•rriurly

will be /add cheap, by JOHN W. lIITT,Agont of Paboltee.

J DLAKELO Jimr.. 1 C. mew,.

BLAKELY & RICHEY, REAL ESTATE. Ela)-

E.)31.8, earner of Sovt•nth and Sinahliold etroots, ji lts-

burgh.Farms, 1luuses. Loth. Mills, Furnaces, kc. kr.. bought and

sold on rot-mai/I:don ; Land Warrants hought, sold LodLod ; Bills. Bonds and Notes negotiated. Especial attention

gir-mt ui sul.livaling Farms, and imposing of them. Terms1101-27:(11Ni.

MANUFACTORY-MRS. RENTER,PIS doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the

Mlle, Allegheny City, le prepared to fill order. for WIGSand all kinds of (AIN P.NI'AL HAI It WORK. The bes ,

quality of material Is furniobed, ;Lod satlefartlon guaratite4.l. my‘r I y

E.RPRISE N.S. 10. 136 \V Nodetreet, third door 1.-low Virgin alley.--61)1%N A TET-

LEV would gall the attention of Sporting nl,ll to their tarp.

onsortieeet CV ItIFLES and KEViii.VINU PISTOLS.

the largest and hest whigted snick finer Open,.l this emr.

ket, together with a gee, as-iortitient liardn are, roll,

ry. Tools and Fielitug Tarkle. all of high we otter at 111.•

IOWVAI hmuilge prig.-8 f.n.slf purchasers. or ter good p

proved intl.,.marl`,

Nowrii.wEsTEßN HiLICE AGENCY,so. h..) W. 111140,11 street, Corn, of InAirlfrn. Cll I•

CAGO, I LL1N1 11:.• LLA 1% K

D. 11. unnoirgs.

PINEEKTON denote then entire attention to the

tranexuon ,ifa gt•tforal detr,tiv.• POLICE BUSINESS in

the Staten of linnets, Wierottion, 1liclIi1;:lifand Indiana.rabigidtf

VI;LTON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY ANDx• MACHINE Slloli, Ono,—The subscriberhaving moved into his new W it hi, n•ecntly erected. carat

of Water, MiDonough and Sholdy streets, is prepared to c.ott.

wart for and evcute all ordeN for Passenger, liiii;gar;e.House Freight, Platform, Gravel, Hand and all

other liPsCrirtiOt, of CARS.Also, for STEAM ENGINES of all mines. GEARING, RAID

ROA D CASTINGS of all descriptions, and all other workappertaining toa Foundry and Machine Shop.

The Foremen of the different departments are ocientili.and practical men—mostly from Eastern manufnetorie.%Vb., keep themselves informed and adopt all valuable modern Im.rovernma. iuurAitf .1 W. W. WETHERELL.

WESTERN LANDS.—We have itrrangements with gen-tlemen of experience In the different Western States,

Ly which choice lands call Inc located at Government pri,e.

Pursers desirous of locating lands, either fur speculation or

fur actual settlement, will find it to their advantage to give

us n ran. one of our correspondent. in lowa has spent dm

bud six weeks in critically examining the lands in that State

subject to entry, and writes us thathe has selected over 20,Ofsi acres of chime lands- BLARELY A RICILEY,

supt2Pdsw onrner Seventh end Smithfield streets.

Ai,CABLE LAND FOR SALE--Three aud a-half acres

Vof Laud, eligibly situated on the East Liberty Road, op-

posite the °Minim,.of Cartwright, Esq. This laud lieswell, and in very ilesireclo either for a family residence, or todivide into building hits. Price, $3,600; terms easy.

nuit2o S. CUTHBERT & SON, 53 Market street.

HIOICE BIALDI Nil LOTS, at very low prices and on ae-N, COIIIIII4KIMILIC terms of payment. pleasantly situated on(lifetime street. Lawrenceville, within floe minutes' walk ofthe a MinibusStation. Mechanics. itml all others, d,wiroan ofpurchasing a cheap lot. and Oil case' terms, will find the

above -all right." tioiv-Aij S. CUTHBERT & SON._

RECT from the Staffordshire PotteEes--It late arrival of QUF:ENSWAILE, at the old

stand of II EN(assortment11lY. No. 1t.2. Wood street, Pitts-

barglL This embraces some new and T,,..0 e'cbdicia styles of white Breakfast, Liiiiing and Toilet Sets, ofbrilliant whininess, from one of the first manufacturers inEngland Also, Vitrified blue and white Iron Stone Ware.

for lintels; and a very general and superior variety of tillarticle. of Flint Glass, and other waren adapted to the wants

of city and country trade; all of which will be f adisposed ot

low prices. novsISSOI,ITFION OF PA_ItTNERSILLP.—The partnership

Dformed by the undersipied and JAMES O'NEAL, incarrying on "THE CAMDEN COAL WORKS," under tdmune and style of JONES, O'NEAL A MLLLER, IN now dis-

solved. ISAAC JONES,~.July 7th, 18,55. JOHN D. MILLER-

'Is fresh for sale byHENRY H. OoLLINS.

TX11,012, Thirdstreet. next floor to Myatt 11 Ilniltitrack. thankful for

the very 'literal patronage heretofore hestowtal upon hini.

bop' leave toask a continuance top the same.. he 114 nowbott, prepartal than ever to furnoth his !rime's um'

turners with oar ne•itt.. a ha It will insure entire satisfai that.

lie always liters 'to lintel a large taikort lama ul the

styles of VI l.STINti. CIaS6IMV.E.I->", C1,0111.".", hr., which

lo; will make to oilier on the kltortekt notice, upon ret.oualile

terms.

R. J. CUMMINS....J.C.CUMMINS-RI. C. SUNKS....W. O. WOODWARD.

AMERICAN PAPIER. ISIANC-FACTURINU COM I'ANI, N. 7S SOCOII4I street, Pitts-

burgh, manufacturers of PAPIER MACRE ORNAMENTSfor Marches, Boum., Stetuasatta, kc.; Mirror and PictureFromm. Window awl Deur Beads, Brackets, Trusst...- Cur-

Ventilators and Centre Pieces for Ceilings. Rosette.,

and Mouldings of every description, sae and design, cheaperand warranted more durable than any otherarticle now in

11',4_ A perfoct Et alwayg warranU.d.—7

-.o.b". Orders executed on the shortest notice.

13.—Attention %.11. Swambost Butiders is esix.ciallyrested to this article, ou IWO/Ull of its light woight.

CUMMINS. TUNKS stJOHN a. ........Ttl6B. . L

rr B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield•

oppeAte (qtr Hotel, atatinfacturear of CABI-

N KT FURNITURE and CHAIRS, of ,very deacription.

terudo :n ot work-ntanFhlp warramt,4 l, tool sold at. redo I

Care taken In packing for land and water carriage

1.01

No. 7R Set,tl,l street, butwoeu Wood and Mark,t,Pittoburgh

J. 11. JONIM F.. D. Defy.

JONES & DENNY, Forwarding and Conunica Miirchants, No. 61 Water street, Pittsburgh. (aptii

LAW BOOKS.—I ant authorized to sell lowname valuable Law {looks.

10 vols. Pa. Reports, by Barr;Bouvier's lostitutos;()coronet's Evident.,;Wharton's Digest, last ed.;

And other Reports, ElemonP.ry Work., itc.GEO. F4ILLMORE,

at thealto of Morning Post-_r_I_RF,ASE-20 bbls. for Railroad and Coal

Cure, for We by [decd GERRY IL COLLLNS.

WO()IIWELL'•S FURNITURE AND("HAMS, wholoaale nand retail. embracing est., y

eta le of furniture, in Itoaewood. 3lahogany and Walnut. en -ta.ble for par chambora, and dining ; equal in any

iu !New York ka Philadelphia, and at lower pricos. Ever)

article Made by hand, and warranted.Cabinet laktrplind with any quantity of FURNI.

TCItE and Cll:k7R;u,un reuaurmble tunas.

hotels and Steambrusta furnished at the aborted notice.Warerooma, Nos. 77 and 'ln Third atroet.,

au PirflAßUßGlit PA._ _

JOHN COCIIRAN & 131.105., Manufactur-ers of lron nailing. Iron Vaults, Vault boors, Window

6oard.4, Stc., tn Second street and co Third street. Ire-tweet. Wood fool Market streets. Pittsburgh. have onhood 0 variety of new patterns Fancy nud Plain. sultahls fro.

1 pUrfwelos. Ikutiosaar attention paid to enclosing Gray.,

oats. Jobbing than at short notice. untrui

CgriAv FANCY YI.I-IATSJ.AND ,A,PsoSigatYOU can be thoroughly suited with Atubm-

typos or Daguerreotypes, .t °ARGO'S, 70 Fourth

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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1855.

MISCELLANEOUS-DITTSBURGII AGENCY OF TILE /ETNA INSURANCE

0./MPANY, of Hartford, Coon. Chartcrixl,lBl9. Paidup Cush Capital, $500,000, with Uric surplus securely invest.ed. Send-annual dividend of 8 per Celli-, July 1, 1855.

This Company have NIVII )loing an insurance businessnearly a half century—barn paid out for property deeterqedby fire under its more than Fifloen Millions of DotiMrs since they commerfeed businesa. 14,6annual receipts andpresent iIeiVOUI (which are below) give indemnity to eachpolicy-bolder of more than two millions of dollars. A policyof insurance is no better than brown paper, unless it is in a6tCompany thatwill pay in anise of lug. It becomes necessary;therefor, that you know something of the character 111111solvency of LILO lundtuLieu before you take a poligy. Itsage •experience, cash capital—lts uninterruptedsix rears—its uniform course ief honorable dealing—places,

the .:Etua.ll.urance Company among the first and mosksol-tvent institutions of the country. Its premiums are cosh

No premium notes taken—no e.s.sessinentd made on policy

holden—but all is CASH. Ifyou meet with a loss, make up'your proofs, and in sixty days call and get your money.

• This is the way we have done business for nearly forty years.,They continue tomake insurance on Country Stores. Mills

Factorkst. Dwellings, Barns, and all descriptions of propertyIn town or country. at fairl rates. Tourattention 14 invited

t. 6 the following low rates on 'Country Dwellings, ur thewhole term cif one, three, or tine years

1 )oar- 3.ymirs. 5 yens

Built of brick or stone, metal root,80 feet from similarrisk 4.5 1%De ilt of brick or BlOnglo roof, 50

Frame dwellings 75 2

ASSETS OF THE CONPANT, JULY 1, 1955.Cl.ll In hand, and Plioanix Bank $ 65,030 25

Cook in bands of Agents 137.137 81Real le,tato. uninennibeml 16.1.172 0572 Nlortglige !Sunda, 6 and 7 per cent. intennit,

Inty able reui-ani ly 72.000 00PU six in, cent. Stave of Virginia IWuda, laterend

payable semi-annually5 nix per cent. State of North Catoliila Bowls,

int...re:it payable semi-aunually10 nix per cent. Jersey City Water ISuud, interest

parable semi-annually5 ten Der cent. Cityof IMllwatilrie Bomb., lot/T-

-ent payable9 HeVi•ll p r Vent. 10(.0111C 80114 iIItEIV4 I/41yable

i-annuallydee tb. Cnimpaily, ...cured by mortbmgt..

Bills r..ceiv able, ituiply nen:tired, and payable at

Bank00(1 Milan, Hartfdril and New Haven Railroad

(Aim pall)..106 '• llartford and l'rot or It. 11.,10 per

cent. preferred and stilarantoed.... 9,925 00

11 17 '• • lidaton anal R oree.der 10)1.511 00" Conitectient dttier ...... 14.000 00'• rotini,tictit Itiier Company 1.200 00

100 "Stn6ol.l Bank, ingtalanintapawl in.. 3.10)0 0030 .• Eagle. Bank. Pronal.•tire, It. I 1.900 00

1100 " [lank. flank' d, CAM,-...... 33.600 00:108 '• Exidialigeltank. -

..... 17,456 00

'2dU " ruitners and Ilechitilltw' Bank. Hatt:'25.000lord, .......

Oll1:a) " Hartford.. 11,7:,0

" Ilartfdrd Nod,111 State Bank. 1a 104 00

Hartford County Bank,City Bank,Union Rank. New York 12.117./0 00

00ktroielwmy Batik, .4.100 00

1.1.100

r Rank, 10.f.000. .. . 11.50.1 1,0

11 int, et N..it I, O !WTI', N..“ Irk 10.a.00 00

Rank oi Adnera 13A.11110I..tak dt the

•• '1µa:.1111011.iiik theN. 1...11, 1.110 I lemirataa• itn•l "root

1_ idled 11:10, ..5.111.1 C,111.11)

An byII It. 'I'VN-KY('H. Agent

..t .11.t1 F.llls15,. t .1.4,11:tt t..11 Al OW omuting-ro.ar

-atttrlnv \!,tntllg

rpm.: SATI•111 1.‘1" EN ENING I)ST.--

1I,Z,C, the pr,prl. OW- of the

I:..: L.', It for 11..0 t till Are alt tolerahlt•••ii ii•,ll.tilitiii N all tlii i oar:let/A •f ft t t.01.•au .lof mu the ktorfo. Aa.l('hit 1 /1 .!:

Et ht Tlwir Wa). It I 1,,1,111.1,L11 ‘,.••kly ftklntly elta o'hi. It ..11,11

Dot alt woo.. but in,trtict. 11 ti, complt-In f.. the 1..0t at lades ore

t 'nt. 1f...t li,.w for, hitt 1.0.1 .lAutentft

lad onutt..l .urn-1,, of ;xn in-troctlvu character pruure.l,o loaf 1 ..,.hl.

11. w V.,,.1,.:111,1t.i• tiwAt Intert•ntill!,,l.ortiongth. Nk I.li ea. of the NVat ld Skot. bra ,t Lift, Adorn,

tone 1 • 1 n.l .Ire.,-fttal Anick. 11i...k i•,1111: hrod to e and fitAtek klarltets. anti

Lo LA,

Aut,l 111 the hot.Rut llt • t0...1 requite. it wt.!. r rot, , - it farult to.

n1.1,1. 1.41. t to le, 1...t00r00. orel ely. tooulnathre.,u.l 1..• I:• al hAv•• 11,:rappropri-

A, e1..• owl. to, it colekequenre.

Ih. lot. 11..1 Lk. a.tof tAir-r01..1, nod If oat rthioIe tat,. Ltl: hi r ii1•11-roll. nen husuon nattua. e l.t. • Kat I.lk- the. IA-at... r rat of

tapto- f, 1....p. o fall 111.111."Ttili/1 •of tin- Piot lo

l,lt 1,11-1.1 ftl AtAl 11 Lill the hr.( too bt tin.. above 1/,

i., A 1 of the illorot ut,ft..l o ntets It. the laA.lkt

tIti. llon 10111 try upon the 1,-ot

11111 ....ILO my! tA real Brim,' IV.. designIt, ft 01,0 A 1., Author of

. In 4,01 hint I•uper of

k I hift•it talk.. of Ifttpurtalit onfiLA.., -A I and othell -atoms, o ether,

r•.1‘11 ,: harm- tr.. are al freely

411, THE PRESS..)I the 1:s, large paper„ tilled with lite rt.

tle.i,_l.t. lurch-ring tranh lin II 1,1 111. I allt 1. ~•1111., . utility awl taet. It einpley

tt.e 1.t.•1 al) wad Apart., no paints ur c.nn•liee. Aa Litany' :ely•..ale Metal y and gvneral intelligence, w

ti..-411youirr Clue/ .Ittimen, :I'. 1.t • inay rely tip•on it. that Dearwn & l'eternon wit

1,.• (I‘.ll want 1,, far tie we ran ythlge by yeurnate.•1‘.11.,11, thee, publinher. rather mere than the

1.1111.. tleir lever in with very' linaketl ability

It 1. .ragitlaris Irnni tatimentalbeal and bills..t...f a 110:11. 101.1 LODI' on all gubjecte. alway• nnelerage

mgnage. I•sit i•lway• atly.wittang the right. ‘lO tinIt ..1 the ne..t gen-tally attra,tive iwpetw in our e

-.s.rardeeIt 1- L,t• literary asul tannly 'oar., In the C1110“.

j:,.1 /A-Gin.l,-r. hiand. M.lirrrhifore Apiikiin In 1114 h term/ of the meritA of

the ,inii ot the oar iia.clisitigri hat, anda thr hir_At liturary impers to ho 101111 d

n, r• at. arii siiriltrii ;Anil!),

nlit. /11.i..p• irliuil riPW of ruin and- Wripid-rlitfir, lb.

It r l• ,air 4 the rot popular l,oldie Journal,. in

It •loirs, in n littiritry pointiiuiw of burl mat;nzlnca, with a Vaal

:tinuillit of tvlitgon.,—Reiveblican, litthfidd,Tv.uNis ,Cl.lll inn,;‘,11,0,--Strt,:it. ropy, a year.

4 $.5 00 a year1u Ou

10.1111 out, to grtter.op of ClultiIto ( 1111 ont• to4,•ttio.•titt of Club,

lillllye 1,041 pa 01,ItlilAt'Ari

No 60 Sooth Third street,

se 'Santini nunitivrs stint wrote, to an) one, when re-goostisl

Carringe Repo•itory.Cniihit II ‘viii'rx, Slow iltroying on Inst. , tris•

f 11,41111 111, t•II.1‘11 ,011 prowls.", I now tangythe Patsiongli and tiniensliurg

Turtipilso. tonr Two Shin Hun. Isitwoott 'lin lot nI rgh and liowrea.iovtlln. rospisitfully Invites the public

t. his id— Is ofCA ItltlAtl BUtittlltS, itc. And hopi.• otoi) i:tt..l pnr./I ,,ers. that ono pricy

i• toodit syri••l,-1. 111 3110 1.11,, oisiidos lion to

ttII4OII. III!, patsmoi tho,'lJag,.loi h• eu, many past it has is-I. 10, particularitopartoinit solisit, fins the vat,. and itriiit talent-oil

n to init. tort•l 3. Ti.. MI. CO6,of 111, 110W Pytlt.olll In1111,1Oto- -tits 0 , 000111 Y of his arranttommata will supply the

Is•it and moot fashionable niannliieturno al modorato111111W1,1 by I ilo,o ItOaVy tho sotnatt

-.ming hi PIA•OM of linsanoss hai 11.414,1 upon the prier

zis ski on inc b. Inlifo runts, Ji nshi I'll NYliITE will soll,

tiles+ than ttoiusualpricQe-e,t'arrintos rop.virod to the nlOllll,, with ilostiatoli

1 )IUJCLAMA'fION.—Its Virtue of a precept nailer theLamb of 11 to 11. ltictlltue, President of the Court of

t notion 11as. iu and for the Fifth Judicial District of

Ptodisyl%aunt. anti Justice of tin, Courtof Over and T.'lllll-- an.j I i••ltrid Jail Delivery, in and for said District, and

and riahriel Adams, A:nowt:de „Judges

the NLIIIV Courts, in and for Ow County of Allegheny. da-

ed the Sth day of NONeilibt`r, in the year of our Lord One

eight hundred and tiftydire, nail to ore directed,

hohitng it Curt of Urn clad Tio uuuer, 1t21.1 General Jallat the court I loam,

,iin the City of Pittsburgh, ou

tie. fourth Niouilay of In,,nher next. at 1U &duck,

Pablo nob, is hereby given to all Justices of the Peace, •and constables of the county of Alleghenv, that

tees is, then and there, in their proper luunous, wiOl their

t, ii,,n,oats, iuyutsiDou~, aiaminatlorts nll.l other retneub

Idancen, b. do those tiling, which in their respective °dices,

u, i heir behalf, appears to la , dole—and also thlar that Will

I the prisoners that now or tatty be in the jail ofn0,•1 l'Olinty of Allegheny, to 111.• thin nud therl• to prtuecute

agantird them na shall be just.trou under my ham'. in Pittsburgh. thisfifth day of No-

...O'er, in the year of our Lard ono thonsand right hundrednod tiny-tivu, and of the Commonwealth Oar 7Sth.

RODY PATTERSON. Sheriff.---

BITING CLASSES—DUFFS COLLIXIE.—No estah.liniment in the ‘Vest ha, the sante facilitites fir teach-

ing all the Itrant-lets of (hill art, Mr. NT I I.I,IAMS' sldll as a

Ituunessand an Ornamental Penman is unrivalled. Gentle-

ms LI and Luly teachers instructed in all Wa OrnilMentalhrancbes of the art. A class of Lady Tetlell,,g, and young

ladies, a Itoare engaged to other studies during the wools,meet every Saturdayafternoon from 3 till 5 ~'clock.

terms apply to the Principal. nov3_ .

11ROOKS & COOPER have just opened aJ sire assortment id Linen Collar., and Slenotift, White

G.tpherd Collar., black do.. black. Crape Collars, do. in sets;

and will continue to receive during this week their third

supply of pads at the Mourning and Howie Furnishing

Store, No. 75 Mtultet street. n0r2.15

WINTER BONNETS.—Mrs. E. DAVIDSON,No 33 St. Clair Aretit, will open a large assortment

of FRENCII BONNETS, CAPS. MANTLES and NEEDLE-WORKED GOODS, on THURSDAY, Novembor 8, 1855.

Clair stri...t. nest

401TLERS—,1011N OGDEN A CO., Bottlers, N0.187 First

1.) street, would respectfully inform the public that they

Iwoconstantly on hand a large supply of SARSAPARILLA,MINERAL WATER, ALE and PORTER, of the best quality.

The rittoution of families Is particularly directed to the

ficct that they bottle WAINIIIOIIT'S ALE in its purest state.,Physicians recommend it to families on account of its whole-

sme and strengthening qualities". oct3ooy

FRESII FRUITS—-WO boxes Raisins;'a)o "

" in halves;100 " " In quarters;300 drums Fimt; just received and sale by

REIMER A ANDERSON,No. 39 Wood street-

r)t— STONT-1000 lbe for sale bynov3o FLEMING-RAM&

Q.ALERATUS-2 oasiks and 5 boxes in storeA. 7 ikud forrain by Luovoo] SPRINGER HARBAUG.EL

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MISCELLANEOUS

NUMBER 67.

PITTSBURGH POST.II ORSI4 CLOTIIING.--4.lentknnenrequiring Homo Cloth- - • • - _

Rig sill llnd a large aasortnieut at OLIVER'S, No. 4 AIONDAY AIORNINGSt. Clair street, Blankets, 75 cents andtipstards. RailroadWrappers and Sleigniug Robes, Sc. nowl

ISSES' FELT lIATS,'at No. 91 Wood st. AUNT MA.GUIRE'Sdocl J. WILSON Pc SON. Description of The Donation Party.

-ause;yFor uba.co lo Ly

SKATES! SKATES SKATES !-500 pairsofasserted Skatee, from 'X cents to V2.,50 per pair; NOM°

of them very desirable patterns. For sale atnov3o BOWS Sr TETLEY'S, 136 Wood et.

51)DOZ. SKATE STRAPS, .Of goetiqualiLty, asserted large and small, frumo to 50 cents mu'

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2pair. For sale at `nov3o] & Tl. CE,I s.

A FEW MORE of those unrivalled RIFLES,wldch there is so mach talk about, for the low price

oft„le ; all warranted. For onto atnov3o BOWN & TETLEY'S.

GENTS' TRAVELING SHAWLS—L-Justreceived, a full ltmortment. Alen, Mufflers, Searle and

Oen& Neck Mauls, by L. HIRSHEIELD & SON.(3,4-I.INTEETB, of every description of Fur.

Alito, Buck lituKt with fur, and fur tort,at the Furuishing StOrd of [nov3o] L. lIIRSIIFTELD Sr SON.

DINEAPPLE CUERSE--6 cases Just ruceived and for 31110

j; by (novt.%l RATHER. & ANDER6ON.

GLOVES—On hand, a full wasortment, oftestry description, by L. iIIitSIiFIRLD & SOS,

novBo 1.0 Wood %trout.

LiSTLACK'enillitAT I)IPROVENIENT, for fast wing

T.l Washboards to Walls, patented June Co, 1856.Nu good building should be finished without using these

Fastenings. MOSES F. EATON. Agent for Yntonter,Fourthstreet, Pittsburgh.••

Refer to the following Architects in this city :.1. W. Kerr,Esq., Charles Barthergur, Esq., and Messrs. Barr & Movloser,Ens: n

DUFF'S STEAMBOAT BOOK-KEEPING--4uch is thereputation of Clerks who have studied

this popular system of River aegnituts, that many of them arenow in the receipt of Staid and ilnt/ll u your. It embracesthe whole routine of river busiueoii re-shipping freight andpassengers: amanita with steamboat agents: buying andsoiling tibiporents on the veesera arronnt, and on iterountwith others in Laimpaily: purchase and transter of owners'shares in the vessel owners' settlements before and aftersale of the vessel; and many other practical transactions not

given iu any other system. For tern.. apply at the College,corner of Third and Market streets. lean. .

017.1COUSTOMERS ARE Di:LIGHTED, andwell they may be, for the way wn put RAZORS iN

ORDEAL can't but plelk., any all'. I: iV, UN a trial, and berot:let:wad, at [deem: BOW N & TETLEY'S.

RIFLES, RIFLES, RIFLES.—Wo have a

few morn nt those r4plea4l4l RM..: at the lese pric., ei

$lO. Every our warrautod, or no emln. at

41,01 /10 N'S at TETLEY'S.

WANTKU 151111:D1 AT FAA"—Bard in a rennpeetwow

ily, by a gentleman and his lady—ante or two roomsrafluirtal; 2 gaol enotie for privata families, waps ;2 perweek; 8 tiirla to go to Fnewickinny nod New Brighton 10I.lnrb, for hotels in the city: a gaol Blacksmith.

Situations wanted be a lay 13 )I.lu, ,4

nenon habit, and can give g.ad nil a yang mat, a:,

Mark; a porter; a bar-krevr, ahey to go 1., the ;clirrian6e driver; a gardener

Apply at BARR'S lio it)

street.nenv,i7

BLANK BOOKS, •

J1.1111.1,d, Ca.Sil book,',Day Books, Invoke jks,k,s, her-ord., Ar.

A large variety of the MolVe alinart on hand. Blank Di s.dismade to order, to any style requird. W. S. FLAVY.S.

114,10 Blank Book Manufacturer.

DIARIES FOR 1766—A great variety e

Counting thane 'and Pocket Diaries for De:ifi, for Sal11) W. S. HAV EN. Book:eller and Stationer,

.a...lecld Market street. trier of Si i..md.... . . . --

-

, ,

TILE POETRY OF GEW.q.k.NY, (xinsiqm.

of seleetions from upwards of 0, may of the must cuiheated tke.t....—tranAliiked tutu English verse, with the oriut°al text on the opposits pit,se; by Alfred Baskerville. t.i,

sate by ;deed] B. T. C. N101:ii AN, lag Woosl st..

VirOUBNINGAND HOUSE ECItN:SIIINti STORK N,

..13.1 75 Market stmt—We gist. our entire iitiention ti; illikind of stuck, to the exclusion of Fairy Goodo, in eon-,

pounce of which our a,eurtinent in both branches ie nuie

complete. We have just recuived our SECOND SUPPLY k)

GIOODS, and can guaranty,' persons wanting psalm in oil

line,line, to bu pliutsiell both in quality and price. Call and sew u.4iir Plca.se note thu Moak., No. 75 Market street_

octi3U BROOK'S di COOPER.

FOR SALE LOW, at JAS. COLLINS Sc Co.'s,No. 115 Water su-vet, between Wood and Smithfield,

number of RAILROAD CAIFF'd, with Harrieo compleb—-suitable for Ralli-mid Contractors. Also, the Running tiennifor on,-bona wagon. uov3o

LIASIIION A ULF LIAM AND CAPS; or Low l'anics.--JWILSON A. Si IN. No. t.l atrert. reitioctfully in-

tort. the public that they have a latge aneortninut of thelatest styles of Hat and Cupa which they will sell at low

-pricea torcash.N. B —Just marked, n new style of I,olisse lint

and Count. J. WILSON A: ;ON.

E E P your head e ndl, and free front dirt anddandrutt. and dm scalp free from .litienat.,if you mirth

proaerm your hair. ROSKJIARV OIL to the I not thinkon coal find to ittsaintploth them object,. it is lilt-vain. an

timolloot art, Ie for nottetung nod boantif)ing the hair.Pr 2.5 cents per bottle. Sold by S. 1.. elf'f lIEBRT.

dot W.l Mat hot "Ire. t.

14ILT EW 800 S.—CASTE, a Shin. of ReputesEquality; by S. A Stew,

Inst,lltiraut.. or the lona Wife.Hem Otto holnunout by D. lc Iwo(leoll,y Nl.incton ; by Mt, M nnl [0

hy quininty .Wtittont Bedlitt Vattern; by Alice B.

Holden Path; by Marton HartamlAlone; do JoStar Paper,: by 11. W. Beesi•r.Toy torn Japan, Chtua---tatentloth supply.

LONDON PAPERS. se.Louden Illuntrated Now:.-20 Cnte;

Tinxv:Dispatch;

;

Falstaff;u Atheneum; and other English papers supplied

Auso—lllustrated l'unch and biennial rape". tarnishedfaun ten to twenty per cent lower than au% story in the city.

Pletorial flipper. Pica, one, Christmas 'Pictorial BrotherJonathan, cm hand and for sale at

LAUFFKEt'SNo. 3,1 Fifth st

NOTICE.-I have this day sold out my in-tersot Lu the firm of uosTrrTr..a. SMITH A 00., to

lay ha, partam. A(VII HOSTETTEE.Vitte,burE,h, Nov. 29, 1.,'.5----1tn.04.; D. IltlSTETrEll.

LAND WARRANTS.—The highest market•

pricy, plaid for 40, SO nod 130 .tore War-rant, of the Into acme.

Awe---For SO and 100 Acre Warrants, iestmd tinder Gmlaw of 111,50.

Apply to BLAKELY RICHEY,safe 1. earner of gerenth and Smithfieldsts.

FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP--I BUILD-INO Drr IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 24 feet by la). A

eat Irtirgani can to had by applying stein at the ort,,.f thajylll:tf IRN INil

OT FOR SALE—A good l'em,:loc lA)r,L 24 feet front en Corium street by DX) feet in depth. in

Birmingham, will he sold cheap. Knquire ofOEO. F. GILLNPNICK,

Jpla at the nth., of Om Morning I. •

FINE FRENCII WOOLLEN LUNA

.. Imre. jiipt rirrireii IntG

of flit' .•I'y

rentormi. Long Sim,. .A A NI ANIN k

1,T).1 1.31:U611F-S--1 ju.t r1,e1v,41 another lot oftiny Brii4llo4. :Ln.1,114 Itt Cot+

cull and .•xamn.l mr xtock 141, f mrt ng.1t oS. YLMI I SU.

own., Dialnond and i+cre.k•L

HAVE OLr HI EI)WII.IOI.IT'S PREMIUM lc ATHARION

It uot, try it, and you will never be WII.IIOOI. it.ISO enn, to Mit for

W RIGHT'S PREMIUM KATII AMON,Or you cony get a worthless article.

For solo by all Druggists. 2.5 cahts perNtillolesale Wix.ern Depot, Dr. KEYSER., K. E. SELLERS

k CO., and JOHN HAFT. augl fl

IAINCITEMENT—Thi, people are rushing to

the ENTERPRISE, 74 Fourth street, for Pictures at noents, and upwards.

EoIND ARRIVAL OF GENTS' FURN I` lINU GOOD'',tot L. LILIP.SIIFIELD k SON'S, N0.70 Wood street.

Having Just retain,. frotn Now York,and received all new

styles of goods that arrived by the last 5t011.1.01.1r,wo offer Lliefollowing for Inspectidn

Gloves, Gauntlets, Cravats. Fs-arfs,Opera and Oxford Ties,

(„I„tubric and Silk Handkerchiefs,Undershirts and Drawers.

Mufflers and Shawls,Traveling Shawl,

Shirts made to order; also, every style on hand. Together

with in full itssortinotit of goods In ourNow styles of go,sis roodvlsi by tacit steamer from En-

!, 11 I It6llFl ELI) & SON, No. 70 Wood at..

ti.•vl3 between Fourth street and Diamond alley.

F ILESEI FRUITS-3 dm. tans Strowlerroo, ;5 " botLk Peached;3 " Pomo;

10 ,• (molt Piuo Applo;5 " nsoortod Preserves;

10 " Tomatoes, in bottles;Jost rocoirod end for sale by

REY 51E11 ANDERSON, all Wed at.,

nov2B Oppnsito St. Charle+ Hotel

11liYS[I gI:TS--, bags Filberts;25 • English Witluuts ;25 " Nuts;50 trails him almond.;10 begs Bordeaux ••

5 " Sicily "

1000 Cocoa Nuts;10 boxes Shelled Almonds ;

Just received and for Kale bynorM BEYMER ANDERSO!si

NINTIM 110NNETS.—I1III.S. DAVIDSON, No...TSt..3 Clair 'trust, will opou a largo assortment

F llonnots, Car, Mantles, and l'iuedlo workedGoods, on Thursday, November 8, 1855. nuvE,

PROM THE BE:DoTr PAPERS.

MAGAZINES, &c.—Harper for December; price 20 cents.Putnam do do 20 doKnickerbocker do do 20 duFrank Leslie's Gazette of Fashion. 20 cents.Frank Leslie's Journal, IS doPeterson's Magazine, 17 doGodey's Lady's Book, 20 doBallou's Magazine, 10 doWestminster Review; Blackwood's Magazine.

Just received and for sale at LA OFFER'Snov3o Cheap Bookstore, No. 30 Fifth of.

TWO VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES FOR

SALE—Nos. 136 and 137 Third street Each -lot has a

frout of B 3 feet, by 86 deep. The houses are arranged itsalargo store-room,hall, dining-rooni and kitchen on first floor,four rooms on the second, and three on the thirdstory. Bothhouses are user and in good order.

nosh° 8. OUTHBERT & SON, 63 Market et

,ti, "; .!:r. .'-,7-',:,..':,' '':.'s',-1,-.,..:•-,]-..-,,.,:ii,;'.• 7' • •,u.

, :0"... ,

~,• .11 Ih.

t i"hl.~ ~ ~ ~ K.. --~~ ~ ~, at ~~. i t yr. ~x z

-- -<t ~a ~a4 ~. ~chF.~,i-. mar^

RITES or iOVEIrriSiNGAGREED GN BY TIT' PITTSIMEGIR PRESS

TEN voyalterti oft,Ono vinare; ono tuiertion '

Do. ' each additionalDo. ono weekDo. two lvoelmDo. tlitve .... ......

Do. ono monthDo. two months-.Do. three monthsDo. four mouths..Do. erix months

• 400c, 00s 00

... 9 00.. 10 00.. 12 00~ 18 00~ 10 00Do. ono year

Standing Card, e! Utica or lemi, annum•

::DECEMBER 17

cuiNagaste 6T rummuz:Ono spurn, perannum, (exclusive of the diaper,) 26 00

Marriage noticem, 60 cents; Death notices,26 cents.,

says I, "if you're I'll go." " And what'llyou take ?" says he, " a stick o' tape, or a pint

emptins, or what ?" "No, I won't," says I,"I'll take somethin' o' more vally than that.""Then you'll be odil," says he.

So after consideriu' a spell, I concluded to git,what.Mis' Scrantum need about as much as anything, and that was a new bunnit. Sho wore ashabby, faded old thing, that looked as if itcameover in the ark. Well. I thought I could git aginteeler one in Harristown, than I could byhavin' on't• made here. So I got yer uncle toharness up the hoss for me, one afternoon, andbein' as he was tew busy to go with me himself,I went over an axed Susan Serantum to go 'long ;

I thought ehe (could help roe about pickin' on't

out. She'd be likely to know what would 'suither mother.. So I goes over and calls for Susan.She was delighted to go—she dident git a chanceto ride very often. Well; we druv to Harristown,and went into thebest lookin' milliner's shop titerwas there. "Now, Susy,-" says I, "Pm a gwinoto gita new bunnit, and I want your advice aboutwhat to choose." " Why, Miss Maguire,". saysshe, "I thought you had quite a nice onea'ready.""Well, it is taiddlin' nice," says I, "but I'Vewore it tow, winters,-and some ladies gits anewone every winter, ye know." So we examinedall the bunnits in the shop, and I axed Susanwhich she liked the best. " I should think thatone would be veryrpurty-for ye," says she, pint.in' to a plum-colored satin Onetliathiing:oit a •peg. "It's ma's favorite color, and that makesme like it." NOW that was jest what I wantedto know. So I 'DWI the milliner to hand it down,and I tried it on, for I reckoned if 'twould fit me,'twould fit Miss Scrantam--she was about my

size—and it did fit nicely, so.I bought it. I hadto pay six dollars for't—quite alaunch out forme—more'n ever I paid for a battik for myself.Sasso looked as if she thought I was isither ex-travagant, but she dident say nothing. Well, Iput it in a bandbox I fetcht, and we went hum.;When yer uncle come in I showed it tow him, anhe was quite pleased with it: and 'twos a ciciirbeauty, plum-colored sat. e.• trimmed off with aribbin the same color, anti lace borderin' withwhite satin bows between, all quilled round the

inside. I axed yer uncle if 'twos more expen-sive than he was willin' 1 shonld give. " No,"says he. " I don't begrudge: the money. I wantyou to do the handsome-thing ; but 'tic-Dahl snit

me a great deal better if you wait till the next

7day and then take it over," " Oh, husband,"says I, ‘• I've got me heart of cn attcrulin' the

party dew Wine 7,1 '• go," says he,

if y6u're beet lee ; imt mark my words, I'll, e 1 a dollar you'll wish you hadn't a went."

[To DE CONTINUED.]

See, it's about a year since you was here,ain't it, Nancy? Twa''n't long afore you wasmarried, I know. Well, ther's been sonic

changes here since then. We've lost our oldminister, Parson Scranttmir and got a new one.He seems to be a. very good man, Parson Tuttledoes—qhite young yet.—jest begun to preach,bein't hen married but a little while. And hiswife appeared like a nice woman, tew. But Ifeel sorry for 'em. This is a trying place for atuinister,, end- a minister's wife, tow. Though Idon't know but what. all places are jest so. Allgoes on slick enough yet, but I'm afeard it won'tlast long. They hain't ben here but threemonths—and the folks are medrin' a terrible fussover 'out. You know it's the way they alwaysdew when they git a new minister. They'reready to eat him up for a spell. And his wife—-lawful sakes! ther's nothing equil to her. Theymake.an awful parade about her. Such treat-ment spiles the minister's wives. Afore long theybegin to think themselves the most importantcharacters in creation—and ,really expect thehull community to be a flyin' round all the timeto attend tow And 't ain't at all surprisin'it should be so—it's accordin` to natnr. Butafter a spell the minists,g4s,to_bei an of story,and the people begin. to find fault with hint.Some think he's pittin' Wonfierful tejus ; somethink he ain't gifted in prayer; and he ain't sper-ritual minded enough to suit some others. Butthe most gineral comPlain,t ds, that he don't visitenough. As if a minister could write tow ser-

mons a week—sometimes three—and go a visit-in' every day besides. And then his wife—'tisastonishin' how public opinion changes consarn--in' her. The upper crust begin to think she's a

troublesome helpless critter. Say she dependson the congregation to take care-of her, and alldior. They pick flaws in everything she says andBloc And the under crust call her proud—saysshe visits Miss Thix, and don't visit Miss That.If she invites some of her neighbors to drink teawith her—some o' the rest Al he mad, becauseshe left them out, and say, she feels above 'em.Anil so it guts on—gittin' woes and wows—she1111. t please nobody. After a spell. the deacons

insgin hint to th,, mini-tor that pain' Nab-r bard to rai-e his 'glary, and wonder whether

or no he couldn't lice on let. If he thinks hecoulifnt, they wonder whether or no he couldn'tdie' more good in some other place. So at lastthey drive hint to as a dismission, and the poornum takes his family and goes off somewhereelse, to go through with tile same trials andtrouble over again. And after they've beensettled about a dozen times, the minister beginsto find out that all ain't gold that glitters; andhi< wife. it' she's a woman o' sense—discoversthat she ain't it supernatural being, and musthike care of herself, like other folks.

Time,: the expel i once o' ministers in gineral.I kit' it by my own oh:ervatiou—and I'm sureit had ben the care with the geraniums. They'dhen settled in a number o' places afore they comehere ; and Miss Serauttun, herSelf, told me thatit took her a good while to Tarn that a minister'slife must he a life ii' trial and self-denial. Butshe did lore it at last. Miss Scrantum was :in

excellent woman. Site wa'n't no gadder nor no

gossiper. She stayed to hum and took care ofher husband and children. If any body was sickor sutferin', she was there to help 'em ; hut sheselilinu went out any other time. She was goodto the poor, tew—and divided her mite with 'ern.Y.iu'il a thought folks could'ut find find fault withher. But they did. Some grumbled because shewon't more sociable— and some was mailbecause she wa'n't what they called an activeChristian—that is—she wa'n't willin' to spendthe heft of her time a runnin' round on mission-ary bisness and distribitin' tracts, and so forth.But every 6.06(. 1 was outrageous at her, 'cause shetried to reconciles Liddy Ann Buel and DeaconFnstick' , wife—instead a' Ml:dusides with aryone on 'em—when they had that awful quarrelabout the ostridge feathers. .lint I thought, andthink yet, that Mks Scrantum acted jest as a

Christian ought to act in that bizness, thougheverybody else blamed her; and Liddy Ann andMiss Fustick got as mad at her as they was at

The murder Case in Boston.

Edward 0. Coburn and Benj. F. Dalton, whoso brutally beat Rufus P. Sumner that be died,have been arrested for murder, The• BostonTranscript of yesterday says:

The Police Court room was crowded with spec-tators soon after its opening this morning, it be-ing understood that Edward O. Coburn and B.Franklin Dalton were to be arraigned on a com-plaint entered by Deputy Chief Hans, for themurder of young Sumner. The greatet curiositywas manifested on all sides to get a view of the

accused. The prisoners were brought up fromthe jail, and at 11 e;cluck were placed in the barof the Court, (Justice Rodgers on the bench.)Theyboth appeared quite pale,.sober and deject-ed, and wore an anxious expression of counts.

nonce. They waived the reading, of the com-

plaint, which charged them joiutly. with givingSumner one mortal wound by beating, strikingand kicking him with their hands and feet, andthereby " feloniously, wilfully, and of -their 't

malice aforethought, did kill and,wurder. "

After some consultation bet en the counseland the Court, the prisoners were fully commit-ted to await a preliminary examination in thesame Court on Tuesday next at 11 o'clock...,Deputy Chief Ham appeared for theprosecution ;

Hon. S. I). Parker, for Daltoti, and NathanMorse, Esq_, for Coburn.

Before the Coroner's jury, F. A. Sumner, abrother of the deceased, testified as follows:

" Previous to his death my brother told me.thathe was attacked by two gentlemen; he was metin a saloon in West street by two men, who iry,

I formed him that Mrs. Dalton desired to see himin Shawmut Avenue, at the house of Mr. Colinin;he informed them that he hadn't time and couldnot go to see Mrs. Dalton ; they told him thatthey would take him home in a carriage; liethen went to the house of Mr. Coburn with themen, and was taken to the third story of the

house ; he was there confronted by Mrs. Coburnand Mrs. Dalton, width° two men who took himthere, proved to be the husbands ofthe ladies;Mr. Dalton then aske Ihim several questions in

regard to tiberties taken with his wife ; to someof these questions he answered "yes," and tosome of them "no ;" after talking some tinethey left Itim alone in the room for is shorttime ; Dalton came back in. his shirt sleeves,followed by Coburn, and they commenced au at-tack upon him; the ladies began scream, andimplored their husbands not to beat him ; theythen dragged him down three flights ofstairs ;while going down stairs he saw two men standingin the entry, and he toldme that his courage thenleft him, and he did not dare to resist, as he wasafraid they wouldkillhim; they dragged him in-

to a cellar, "land then commenced boating himwith their hands ; he told me that they did notget him down, but while he was stooping to pickup his hat, they pushed Lim against a wall and

hurt his head. After escaping frons the househe took the cars for home, and went tobed, com-plaining of pains in the head and back ; on theFriday following I saw, him; his eyes were badlydiscolored, and he complained of a bad feeling in.

the head ; I next saw him on Thanksgiving Day,and he told me that he felt well, with the excep-tion of slight pains in his chest; the nest timeI saw bins was last night, when he knew me, andasked me if I could forgive aim ; he then wan-dered is litle, and said to me 'Keep those men

away, they want to kill me !' "

out' another.Parson Scrantum was a good man, tow—and

a smart man—they didn't know how to vsllyTrim here. To be sure he went away of his ownaccord ; but I spore if he'd a wanted to_ stay,they'd it druv him off afore lung—jest as theyalways dew—for husband said they was begin-nin* to growl about pay-in' the salary. I tell ye,I felt dretful sorry when they went away, and so

did yer uncle--we sot a great deal by 'em. Andthen they had such a nice family o' children.SIIKLII, the oldest, is as nice a gal as ever Iknew'd. I took a wonderful likin' tew her. Hermother used to let her come in often and set aspell with me. I was awful lonesome after Jef-

ferson went off to study to be a doctor. Teruncle was in the shop biggest part o' the day,and I used to he here rill stark alone a good dealt; the time : and when Miss Scrantum found outhow lonesome I was she used to send Susan over,ometimes to see Me. She'd fetch her sewin' orItuittitt• and stay an hour or tew ; and sometimesshe'd fetch a hook and read test me, and it usedtit chick me up wonderfully. And Mr. Scrantum,he 11,4 t., (tome in once in a while, and alwayslitil semethin' good to say.

tt You said he went away of his own accord,aunt ; how did it happen."

Well, I'll tell ye. When they gin him a callto settle here, they agreed to give him four him.tired dollars a year, and a donation party ervrywilder. Well, he thought he could live on that1-',ur humhed ,hill ir, was putty small, to hes:ure, but then they was very egninomical andindustrious--did'ut keep co hired help— MissScrantum and Su•an done all the work them-se!Yes 'ind they thought the donation partyweitl,l be tillite a help—they never'd had one—-they wiin't customary where they come from,,NN ell. they managed to git through the summerand fall (They come here in the spring o' theyear. I In Dm:ember follerin', the congregationgin 'em their first donation party. I did'in go ;i never had hen to none; used to kind o' want

i to go ,40Inctimes—hut yen uncle wa'n't willin' to

have me--lie never approved ti' them givin' visits.Ile thinks when the people want to make theirminister a present, they'd ought to give it in a

I private way, and not go and turn his house up-side down to dew it. So I &dent go to that one.Gut I don't think the Scrantums thought any theless of Its for it ; for they know'd NCO was as wil-lin to do well by 'eat as any o' the congregationwas, for yet- uncle always paid his pew rentpromptly, anti that's more'n some that was richerdone. And, besides that, we often sent 'empresents. They always looked upon us as the

best friends they had here, ::

Well, never heerd how the donation party conic

out. Miss Scrantum never said nothing about it,,and I never axed her no questions; only I knowthat through the rest o' the winter the minister'sfolks seemed to be more pinched than ever. I

was in there quite often, and though they didentmake no complaint% I could see plain enoughthat they had to scrimp and save, and patch andturn every way, to keep any how comfortable;

for they had house-rent to pay, and six children

to support, and it takes considerable to feed somany, to say nothin"o clothin' and oddicatin' on'ern. They had a good deal o' company, test,anti that costa somethin'. You see they had toentertain all the stragglin' agents that comealong„ for all sorts o' societies in creation.They'd stop there to save payin' tayorn bills.It's the way they always dew, ye know. Wall,they contrived to live along till the next winter.The time come round fur another donation par-

ty ; and I says to yer uncle, says I—" Husband,I want to go to that giviti visit." " 0, shave,"says he, " what do you want to go for?" " o,'says I. - 'cause I think so much ofthe minister'sfolks." " Well," says he, " that the principalreason why /should want to stag Away from thegivin' visit myself ; as for you—of course you

' can do as ye please." " Well,• then," says I," if you hain't no objections, I'll go ; and I wishyou'd go tow, jest for once." "'Tain't no use

to ax me to go," says he, " it's aginst my prin-ciples ; I always mean to dew alll'mable to sup-port the Gospel and help the minister; but asforthem .bees—l won't countenance 'em by my pres-ence—tbet's all -,,. ..and let nab tellion one thing,if you go, I'll bet a ceche),.you'll wish yim hadn'ta went afterward." " Well; the;t's toy lea.: cot,"

The lion. Miss Murray—ADescription andan Anecdote.

The intention of this lady to publish a bookon America, advocating some views not in accord-ance with the opinions of many others f, -- hasbrought down, at least ono characteristic criti-ei,m upon her personality, in which it is clearlydemonstrated that it is utterly impossible she

lbould hold nny opinions worthy of respect.'Ph° critic in the comprehensiveness of his wrath,annihilates the whole class to which this ladybet.mgs, but gives us' little rpecitic informationof herself. The following pleasant descriptionfrom an article entitled " Some Farther Remi-niscences of Cuba," from the November numberof the Southern Literary Messenger, will beread with interest:

" Merriest of merry was the Hon. MissMurray, lady of the bed chamber to her MajestyQueen Victoria; a young lady of sixty, whosebeautiful neck and arms would have graced a

belle of sixteen. I afterwards saw a good dealof her, and was charmed with her unaffectedmanners and sound common sense. Shetold memuch about her life at Court, and her privatehistory. She is the daughter of the Bishop ofSt. David's and aunt to the Hon. Charles Augus-tus Murray, so well known as the author of thePrairie Bird. At the ago of forty she was cho-sen Maid of Honor to the Queen, and served inthat capacity until a few years ago, when, accor-ding to her own account, she told Her Majesty itwas too ridiculous for so old a woman to holdsuch an office, for, said she, when your Majestytells a page to request the young ladies to comedown, how absurd it is for me to walk first intothe drawing room.' The Queen, not wishing topart with her, made her lady of the bed cham-ber, and she is the first unmarried lady who hasbeen raised to that dignity. Byron has celebra-ted her in one of his poems, and from the posi-tion she bolds, she may be considered as one of

the first ladies. of England. "

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