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daily morning post.
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n invariably bo requircd-tf
notnnidwitbin tboyour.,- ■ . . , ;■ -
11/ Sihrlc copies 7Wu rsitTS —for sale al ihecounler
at tha Dmpa; anq by tie JNewaßoya, ; .
MORN«iO POST
Ib onblished ttomihaiame office, on a. large blanket
»lM'BbEeV« yWO :a year, In: advuace-r?
Mpet (unl«B9aaWdis
cTeUonofUie proprietor,) until all arrearages are-paid*; «
rrj- No attention will be paid to any order .unless ae
conpanifed by the money, or satisfactory reference iiubia
tn - . Connected ietih the Establishment: of. the ■ Morning.
Tosixtone <f the largest Job.r.Pnntmg Offices \n-4he city
vhere all kinds of work u dons on the shortest noitu^and
mast rt«cmaM* tt?7rta. .< y ; •
RATES OF ADVERTISING!
agbeed upon
BY THEPITTSfiURG H PRESS.
’ • 'i ’• ; TSH trass KOfiPAfiKJIo LESS: - _•
On© square* one insertion *v* •• ——so au
w :v - each addiuoft&linsertion »— lj
(i “ ouotreelc 1 «
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1 two month liv •'* 700.
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For each additional square,inserted over one mourn,,
and (breach additional square inserted under the yearly j
rates, half pnce.. .... •. - A
Publishers not' accountable for legal-advertisements ;
aeyondthe-amount charged for their publication.
■Announcing-elmdiaates fof office to be cnaTgea lne .
iume.usOilier advertisements - ; i
Advertisements Aot marked on the copy for a specmed
t«mUeitct4tifienion9, will be-continued-tillTorbid,-. and-,
accordingly. ■_ ;
The pnvilegesof yearly advertisers will be coannea
rigidly to tbeir regular busmens, and all other advertise
mcnuntotpertaitirngto their rcgntaT business as agreed
ior,tpJ»paid-extra.,
All advertisements* for- charitable institutions, are
companies* ward, township and other public mootings,
andaueh hie, toi>c chargedhaif price, payable etbiWT
-N 4DJ4BC*. • .1.:
' Marnage-noucesto be charged 50 cents.
Dchih notices tttSericd without charge, unless accqm
•M obituary bonces, ana:
'^hen;s9acdomt'anied l iob&haidfor. >,
Re&uliradverusers, and all others sending commom
! reqmnng notices designed.to call auejitionto.
Fairs; Bdirteer* Concerts,dr any public entertainments,
wherc-otarrges are made for admittance—all noueesot
privaie uisocjAtiona—every.nouce designed to call. at-.
,- tqniioit to private .aniexpnsesxaioulaicam.lntended to
p roraole-imlividnal Interest, bo inserted with lue
undereundmg-thalthe same is to be paid for* If intend-,
ed to beanserted in the local colamn,lho same-will be.
charged at the Tate of.not less than ten cents per une. ■
Bishops or Fist Nonces to be chargedtnple price.
Petitions,B2,oo each. r .
I«cg&l and Medical* Advertisements to be charged at
(all prices;'
Real£siate Agent -and Auctioneers' Advertisements
not to.be clasaoaunder yearly rotes, butto be allowed a
discount ot thirty-three and oae-thinlper cent, from the
amount t>i blits. - -- - •
WEEKLY OR TRI-WEEKLY IN DAILY PAPERS.
One square,three insertions. ...—Bl j>o
:I>q. addiiiuual insertion-* u 37
AVBEtpriSEMENTS,IN. WEEKLY PAPEIL...
• nesquare, 110 lines.)one insertion v.r—--9v -Jv
. Do., > each ■ additional insertion- •- ■ • .• • u ~ J
AlUransient advertisements 101« paid in advance.
WHITE It. CO., Gazelle.
L. HARPER, Post.
ROBT. M. RIDDLE, Journal.
JAMES P. BARR fc Co., Chronicle.
■ FOSTER * BROTHER, Dispatch.
Dec. 1,18491} JAMES W< BIDDLE, American.
(Saris.
JCtfINIL LARGE, Attorney at Lom, Fourth street, neui
SAAtitRT.w.
street, near Grant, Pittsburgh- -:
G‘ OWJVNOO Attmiey ar irfiw.—Office 4ih
i~ £i:,'UbOTe Wood. • _____ J u *rvy
i [THOMASrtL. MARSHMiI*, Attamn at Aaw.—OSkD,
1. Lfr»n&’g Buiiamgs,TonrtU 8L . jaafrly
n B roiinh
Xli»- M-j hciwcen.CUerry alley and Grant «t.. .
CBi OFFICE, No. 65, Diamood alloy, near
Wood»treet. ... : ... . fe . b .L>
J|t BrCuOWttYi AUornty and Coumilkirat La it,—
Office ia Bakewcll's Bmlflmga on Grant «lreeL
jegTJ~-ly-
J '^UQTX,-Xfcniut, fourth Bt./fivc.doora west of Mar
i* kcl- ; Ail work wairantsd,tmd if net perfectly sat
isfactory dd charges will be made. tcpiy_
Br. Robert has rcmnvt<i hia
H, office to Fourth Btreet, between Wood nud Sraith
ficld Rtreeta. ’ • marls-ty
DAERA.GH, Lava —Ofice in
# Buildings,, on. Grant street, opposite the Coun
ouse. •?**?■*«
TOhST BARTON, AUonuyal Law — OOi c e , N *
J of Fifth street, between Wood and Southfield, in the
•me building with Alderman Morrow. sepdMy
kokob'.F. GIIA.MORE, Attorney ana uoun*eUm ?*
T law —Office removed to the 2d door
i Fourth, to llie office lafely occupied by. Alderman Mil-
— ’ BUCRMASTJ4R, Jtltitrman;—omcei | 0 unii stria
. ItrirddtMraUovtSnmhfield,South side.
Conveyancing of all kinds dsn* with tlie greate-lcue
and Jegnt accuracy, v ; ,
Tines to Real Estate examined, &c
T* EOBEKTS, Attorney tu Laa. _Vtbce No
i.\>.l32Bmithficld Blf«et, between Filth-and Sixth. .
Collections carefully ; attended ta-rspecml altcnUo
iveu toCiinTevaacing- tuecjny
- - :onvharlw tiofmwi ■ ■
HOMCEOPATIILC PHYSICIAN, has retiu>«d hi=
(See to Fean Btreet.ifo. 281, (between H and atrect
and Garrison alley) ■ < d,!l! - 3 .°-
_ „ _ IIBm E-C.a’DOWIOI..
KEYSEtt * McDOWELL, (toccessobs to KEBB &
Ketbsb,) 1 B’/kolHoisami Rttail Drug and Prampum
of Wood sl«et And Virgin alley.v.'Pnysi
clans pre carefully compounded tughr and
Jay ..
J' OHN Alderman, fifth Ward, Penn
at. between Walilnt and O’Hara bis., where he may
- 'bond at all times;.' Thoseha-ring house orolherprop
eity tb stllor'fent.eanhayethe Bamepunctually attend
ed to; debts eollectedj end all the. duties of an Aldeniian
will rrreiye-proptpt attention.; t ocai-p .
r-TFNRV W. WILLIAMB, Attorney and .VountMA at
xL l*rur, (successor .to Lowne & WilUams,) Office at
iheold stand, Fourth at., above Smithfield.
THE'PartheraMpherelofOTe existing between Henry
SV.'WlUiamb. Es4,andmya«U',uilhepracUeepfttielaw,
was dissolved byrantual consent on the 26th ult, andie
bnsinesa will hereafter, be continued by HenryW.Wft
iams, whomJ most. cheerfully,recommend to. all.for
whom 1 havelhc honor to do business—as a Bentlcffian
H liOWRIE
. .. . • sunoel Pa Rout ■ ■ *> ■ •
TTOBNETjAT LAW—Office in Fourth*treel,neai
c Grant, in Lamartine Buildings.; mar29irr
10IIH I. MTTCHUI. ; BAjnJHL tMUS B.
A TTOKNEVS-AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW—
A Offitim Fourth ttTUt,*\ftVL.doon t>tU>v> Sm jwnela..
AUbueineea entrusted to their care, promptly attended to.
CollectiaW madeand Conveyancing executed onrnode
.ntelcrme. r,■ ... leull u
* TtoHNEY JtND COUNSEtSok AT LAW—Of-
A fice, Lowrie’sEaildwgs, Fourth street, between
gSiihßiiiaantl Grant. —l p “
—.- jUvQeorge iacCooU
HASseleoied PiUsburghaa his residence.
lute taken the house lately occupied by JUdei*..
Slillirfon Fourth street, near Grant, immediately,
odioKhne Uie° ‘ Lamartine House." Ills Officer attuch-
Jitohis g re«iilence,wherehe will conslanUy be found,
unless absent on C profcSsional duty Office hours from i
o’clock*. Kto 9 o’clock * «,and from sru Uj 7.?
" JS. p. • a.-*4. B.' Kctterman,
TTOBNBVSAT LAW—OfSceon Fourth Gtreet,be
„ trrfhn Wood ana SmilhEeld. jan-i.y
““* W.W. DoUMi
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Officc second «ton Wil
A. kins Hall. *55iLiL
Dr« Jaidci itlng# •
OFFICE ON FOURTH STREET* one door West of
Weaver 1 * Hotel. aaglO 3m
« o»ii* Robinson*
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 09, on Fourth
A »treet« opposite the Mayor 1 * Office. |aofrn-y
or* s. Hamilton,
A TTQJCNEY AT LAVMia* removed to the office in
Fifth street,between. Wood and Southfield streets-,
formerly occupied byTbas Hamilton, Esq * dec'd,nna
will attend tatbebu mess remaining unfinished upon his
docket, = Trmyl3
UTl&x /AGU KttKtp'rVl'ii ROOMS, iJuria’j Build
n[ ingi »fVurtAitreri, —-llodqb & Anthoi?T| Dagocrteo- •
vtiiits fromlhe EWtern ciuet, would call theaueiiuon of
h«itth*bitants of iheiie^hljonng-towjii,
ItolKftlrßaguerreoOTO.ofcltueM ixntl mheia, at roomsin ;
EJSlrtiS'T oftßmW»-ta«M>ng,«ih- :::
L Pers®os wishing pictures taken may tot assured.,bit
nejsnsitiallbesparedtoV)™ >n the highest'
niiWccuonoftbo atL. Ourmßtruincalifiie of the most pow*
enabling oß.moxecaiopicturejrWflurpißaeji
tothteh finish and wntfifiiJnMa to nature. The public are
• •
pictures are neiihef tejulrred otcx*
oMteftolakn them unless neifcetmttsracuoh •green., ;
will find this a good depot lot stools;
ihii an, containing ;th* mot*
•
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,* iv v-.Ogtfiop.- -
Saaiiuas Ctiriba.
JAYNE B rP*H»-T«i Stow. 38 Fifth
. street, near Wood. t , febl
.ROmNSON, Agoxji for HarndenAy Co.'s
lajuo/ TaekiUj Fifth bl» one door below Wood, febl •
KSON« Patsat B9 Lib»
f«rty street*-head ofWood.' - . i febt
i DEIIANY, FoiAwna&le Ctor.YingSStor*, No. 49 Lib:
'•»crtfr-gtreefc'• •••■■ " i -' febl
OGW Ss UABOENX, fJ-E corner of Wood and Bixui
streets:'.'.:' ■ ‘ febl
• HQLMESfcSON, Bankers and lUatmm XZclumf
» Ccnn ani-Bank Jftilg,No. C 5 Market Btreet. tebl - .
7 FULTON, BIU ani Brrus Founder, No.; 70 Second
aitcei ) bclweftttMarket andFcTry'Btreetg. tebl
IC'l’OR TJCRIBA, Bookseller, Stationer, aad;
Fifth street,between.WbodandMarket. . jan7
i •A- WcNULTY A CO^FflTMttJ’dtnganrf^oimjnsjtan
1 m Merchants, Canal Daain. TOttr3 •
'M- DYER, Grocer ana Produce Jkaler, No. -150
Liberty street; Pittsburgh. tnatl?
'OHN' M’CLOSKEYy Tailor. and. Ctotfrwr, Liberty street
between Sixth and Virgin aliey ) BOtHh side, seplO
i McSTEIN, Brast JPVuoder and. Go* F»«rr»,Snuth
,, field street, between Diamond alley and Fifth Bt.
lAAFFF.&CPCONNOBf Proprietors <Mne Pittoburg*
Portable Boat StottCßrncrofPeun and Waynests -
COOLEY & LAI|ID, Meretont Tailors, .Wood street,
second door from water, :wiU keep constantly ron.
hand a well selected lot of Clothing. majl2:y
0: LEE) (successor to MnanrT & Lss,) ■ Wool ' Dealer
• and Comxfossian Merchant , for the saleof Ameri
can, Woolen Goods.:: febl6 J
JL;SHEE, Wholesale Grocer,. Commission Merchant,
* and dealer in Paper and Rags, corner Penn and Ir
. w in streets. jal4
ING & MOORHEAD, Wholesale Groom and Product,
u Dealers,No. %7 Wood street, Pittsburgh. . (my 23
JOSEPH WOODWELL, Importer and Dealer in For
eign and Dotnatte Hardware, corner of Second and
Wood streets. . 0cf129 ■
TOSEPII MAJOR. Boat Stott, Ship Chandlery an#.
O Agency of tho Pittsburgh Lard Oil. Factory, No 4,
Market btreet,Pittsburgh. . . ... jn!2 ...
~|^tIAMKH&RiiAM t -.Banker* and Exchange Broker**
JXcoracr of Thud and Wood -streets, opposite ihe St-
CiiaricsHoieJ. . . .. • ..febl ■
BA* FAHNESTOCK de-COv Whohsali Urnt Wart
• Aeuse, corner of First and wood streets, ana Comet
of Wood and Sixth* • ' •■•■■-■■■• ■" 1 • febl -
SAMUEL !MORU6W, QfanufactuTer of 1 Tin, Copper
-and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17. Fifth street, between
Wood and Market. feblO
W
M. GLtiNl'i, Jk)cfc£inci*r, comer.oi Xhird and Wood
streets, ab»ve C. H.Kajywherc hois preparcd lo
doovery description of ruling and binding. .*. pc&2
JOHN i£~3itELLOK, W&olesalt and Retail Dealer in
Music and Musicalinsontrisrus, Pianos,School Boots,
and Stationery, No. 123 Wood street. janl
J- BRYAR, Rtctofying Distilltf, and Wholesale Dealer
tinFOreign and Domesuo Wines and Liquors, No.
114 Liberty street, ands 3 Diamond alley. iygl
rjTT.ING A FINNEY* Agents for the Delaware Mutual
lv Insurant Company of Philadelphia) at the Ware
house 01 King A Holmes. Wateretreer, near Market.
• '• ■ ,• . • . (ebl
WM. ALEXANDER & SONS. Coffin Woken and Fur*
nu&tng Undertaken, cdmCrof Penn and Si. Glair
streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Pennsreet;
./■■■■■• . • ■ " ftbl •
W. J. TROTH.
mROTH A SCOTT, Wholesale and RelaU Dialer in
. X JSeou,.Shoes, Trunkt, Carptißags, &c.> S. W. comer
of Fourth and Southfield sis., Pittsburgh, Pa. [mrL&y
Joan A. Craig* late of New Lisbon, O,* <W. 8. Sxivssr.:
GRAJG A SKINNER, General Agency Commusxonani
Forwarding Merchants, No. 2b Market street, Fitts*
bargh. Pa. Prompt attention given to the purchase and
gale ot all lands of prodace. «epli3
WM-MILLKB.PHILADA. WW. RICKRTSOH, PITTSBURGH.
MILLER A RICKETSON, WhotealiQroccrs, and Im
porters of Brandies, Wines and Segars; Nos. 172
and l?4,cornerof Liberty and Irwin streets,Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Iron, Nails. Cotton \ ams. fcc., coni _ _
ShFMNLEY. Houjtj Sign and Ornamental Patnur t
# .an<l dealer, m PAINTS, No. 44 ot. Clair st.»Pius*
burgh, has constantly on hand all kinds of pJLists, either
Dry or Muted: Japan, and Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil;
Boiled Oil} bpmis Turpentine .Window, Glass, of ail
sties;. Putty, Paint Brashes, all of the best quality,
and far sale at reasonable prices. . . sepll
xittttc' winuffisSr
Merchant tailor, Sm3i®4 sweet, No. is, be
tweanlst and 2d atreetfc. apiy?
idorrli ft.llavorlb) -
P\EA DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OP WINES
L AND BRANDIES, Easi side of ihs Diamond
ittsburgh. ... , may2l
J. L. COULTER- • •• —*- •••».
Coulter <fc Qacke t
MXHOLISSALIS AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, cot-
Tf nerof Wood aud Third streets,under Su Charles
Fotel, Pillsbtirfcb» Pa. _ may!
. Daalei Yoiutgßon»
House, sign, and ornamental painter,
Liberty street, opposite Hand. AH work ueatly
executed. Order*poactaaUy attended to. [marshy
It*C. Bloofttoil)
LATE Johnston fc. Stockton, BOOKSELLER, STA>
i TJONER, PRINTER and BINDER, corner of Mar*
ket and Third streets, Pittsburgh, Pa jy^itlf
. Jftmei P. Horbacft,
RECTIP-YING DISTILLER,
OD DEAUTB IN'
Foreign and Vo/rustic Wines, Liquore, Cigars, fyc.,
No. Id 7 Liberty si. comer of Barker's alley*
novl9| • ..^tttsbvughPa-
BU D. PATTON,
(Successob to J.B. Bomvst 3c Co.)
Wholesale Grocer, Rectifying Distiller,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
XrODORS, CIGARS, FRUITS t NUTS, *e
IG2 Liberty street* Pittsburgh. ap3
JOHNS. KENNEDY. • / B. N. HSStOTT.
KENNEDY A lIASLETT,
: -Successors to Kimsxt & Knox.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn Watches, Jevulry, Silver
Ware,-Fancy and Variety Goodsi Baskets, Combs, se.
No-94 Market street. between Sih sL and-tbe Diamond.
• .ir?-Clocks, Watcnes and Jewelry neatly repaired.
Pittsburgh* August 2G, ISGO. •
George Beale, Jr*,
MANUFACTURKIfOF BRUSHES. Whoubax* ahd
Reran.} No. 75 Wood siT<tt,’Ptitsburgh,Pa. Con
stantly on hand* a general and extensive assortment of
it.T. kinds of BRUSHES* at the lowest Eastern prices.
N- B-—Machine. Brushes* Ac.* made to order at the
shortestnouce. • v"r..;.. .. . . mar3fl:y
•L S- WATER* AN-* * *• n- WATKBMA.N-* • W. B- WATJEIUtfAN,
• lit S. Waterman,*. Bons, ■
TIfHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission, and For-
W warding Merchants., Dealers in all kinds of Pro
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, and Agents
for eale of Richmond and Lynchburg manufactijreaToir
bacco • • marg
JOSHUA RHODES- * r r-~—• • • ALFRED P« ANSSDTZ.
JOSHtTA OHODES A. COr, ;
WHOLESALE DEALERS JN FOREIGN FRUITS,
Nuts, Spices, Confectionary t Sugars s .Ctgart,*c.,fc,
' ■ NO, A WOOD STASET*-£A3I BIDE* NEAR WATER*
julyT . -PITTSBURGH.
W- CUWWiOBJM • • • ——- • —•'O.DtmckN,.
D. CUNTHNaHASI*— —-D.THMSBN.
PlttstmrffL City Glass Works.
W. CUNNINGHAM & CO:,
HASDJACTBHEBS OP - '
WINDOW GLASS,
No 25 Market strut, between First and Second.
... ...Pittsburgh, Pa.
irjr Particular.attention paid to<odd sizefc. -Also,
Dealers in Flint Glass, Vials, Bottles* Ac. •• tiyS&ly
A I CTCABT •THOUAS B. STLL. 1
STDART 4D BULL,* • '
Gnocsas, AND PRODUCE COMMIBBIOW MERCHANTS, |
No. 'llB Wood sirert, Pittiburgi, Pa. * -1
TiEALERS IN GROCERIES, Flour, Wheat, Rye*:
. 1 7 Oata. Com. Barley,' Pork,. Bacon, Butter, Lard,
Cheese; Clover, TinfiJlby and Flax Seeds; Iron-Nails,:
PanicularattenuonpaidtothasßlO:
of Western Produce. . , ■-
Hstebescsb — & Hunter,Robt.
King* Moorhead.McGills
& Roe, James May, Pittsburgh; Fenner 3s McMiuan,
MawsUiontJna.S. Morrison, Eiq.,Stljoillw . sepal
/ Wsiur P. llsnhaii,
(Snfe'ceji.Ktfr to Samuel C . Hill,)
lIIPOBTESAITD DSALEH PKEKCn_ANp AMEBICAK
PAPER HANGINGS .£ND BORDERS,
Iflndou* Shades, F\rc £oard #c.
Also—Writing, Printing and Wrapping Paper,
No. 83 Wood street,
between Fourth fit* and Diamond alley, west.side,-
ja9 iHmfrurgJh Pa
THOMAS WOODS 2AWT2L WOODS.
T. WOODS A SOB.
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
jaiO No. 01 watct grasOT, yrrrgBOROB
SAMVEL P. BURIVERf
WHOLEBALE GROCER ,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
*KD DBAUE* niTIttSDUEOff MANUFACTURED AStTICISS,
Nos 130 «rtd 132 Steund st , 6eto*ert Wood and Smithfleldy
laMf Pittsburgh
jBOWS 4 TBTIiET,
PRACTICALCUTLKRS l BURGICAL AND DENIAL
Initroment ftaunfactarers,
No 140 Wood msst, ims Vieoin allot.
TTrE havercmovetUror store and Manufactory from
'VV Liberty street to the above named place, for the
DurVoseofhMJngmofccottvanieaceformamiftioturiiif,
Jobbingand Repairing neatly done dnd promptly exe-
CU ArnneralnSßortmem of Hardworonnd Outlay we will
nnd Hair IDressers' Stow,:other'
Good* Rene rally kept in Hardware Store*- Amner-,
Furriers, Hatters and Saddlers* Toals
: Razors Ground and Handled, Pen Bladeaputjn, Ac.,
Guns andPlstol&TcpairedrAc.y&C*. ■ . ■
_N. B Particular attention paid to mwiafeggfWS
• Trusses and Supporters. . *.i.<WJ<*tw : r-
rti'.'V \t •‘u.-
JOHKCORRIsm,
' CO*NBK OF HAND AND LTBBWX BtHTOIS,
• (Over Jones’Drug Store.)
= OP HOUSES, DESIGNS;
X Emblems, AcAlso, Steeples and all difficult cle->
■vauons.
■ p* The best and cheapest Signs in the City. [feb2B
RfiAli ESTATE BBOKEK«
HENRY W FISH
HAS opened an Office at the corner of Smithfmld and'
Fifth streets, Pittsburgh, known oa the “Great
Bargain comer,” and will devote his entire time and at
tention to-the Purchase, Sale andExtkangtqf Real Es •
tats, in city.and country.
: From his acquaintance wnU tbe hopes to
satisfy nil who. may favor hitqwitb m.their
line of business.
Tbompsonßell,
H. H.McCullough,
Geo*F. Gillmore,
J. K. Moorhead.
Thos. Howard, .
John Mi Townsendi- • • ;
T\RUGGIST. AND. APOTHECARY, No, 45, Market
X/ Blreetj three doors above Third,Pittsburgh,willhavc
constantlyon haitd a well feelectod assortment of the best
and freshest Medicines, which he• will sell on the most ■
reasonable.terms.. Phyatcrsita vending'orders wtllbe
promptly attended to, and with,articles they
may rely upon aa genuine. ..
Physicians prescriptions willbe accurately and neatly,
prepared from the bestntatenal-, at any hour of the day 1 ,
ormght. •
Also,for sale, a large stook of fresh and good -PERFU
MERY. . . ' . . dccaa •
- Basie Gifts a Woritfi.
JOSEPH D 4 ABELL,
: HANU7ACTURS&rOV aREEN'OX.A&3WAna} V*JALSj BOTTLES.
and Flask*; Porter, Seauk Ale, Mineral- Water, Patent
Median* and Win* Bailies, qf eteru description ;
AIso—WINDOW GLASS-
Keeps constantly an band a general assortment of the
abovoarUclca- v: •
fly 1 As the other Green Glass Factories. are all
stopped, as is, the custom m summer, Otis Factory u note
xnfull and vrill continue moperation both rum*
mtriaidtotnUr. • •
Orders thankfully solicited and will be filled ai-tbe
shortest notice. . < . i
fT~r" Warihouie* Aj.ll’2 Second. ttrut,betwun Wood and
SlmUi - _ {jyi9- 5 5Lhly
The Old Printing. EHfthliihmcnti
(LATE JOHNSTON & STOCKTON’S,)
j&nd Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse,
XET S. HAVEN .Is prepared to execute cvc y. style of
ff « Legal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job
Printing and Book* Binding; and furnish every article
in the Blank Book, Paper and Stationery line, at the
shortest nouco and on the most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery .Warehouse, corner of
Market and and Second streets
(jy Pririung Office and Book Bindery, No. 50 Third
steel. novlO
ft. C. STOCKTON,
{Lats Johnjton 4* Stocilon,) •
BaoK«eUer* iitttUoaer { Printer & Binder*
■VJTTOULD respectfully invite the attention' of Mer
y j chants and others, to his large and superior stock
af BLANK BOOKS,consisting o f D ay Hooks, Journals,
Ledgers, Invoice,Cash, Order and Letter Books. 01 every
sice, made of the best paper, and bound in the most du
rable manner, which he offers at prices that cannot fail
10 give satisfaction. Blank Books: ruled and boom! io
. any given pattern. Printing of every description exe
t v scott rented vmh neatnes* and dispatch. No. 47 Market st.
1 a 4
Lithographic. EttabUshment of
WM, SCUUCIIMANN >
TIU&D STREET, OFFOSZTB THE FOSI-07riCS, PTCTSBOHaiJ.
Kk PS, Landscapes, Bill-heads, Show-bills. Labels,
Architecturaland Machine Drawings, Bu-mCta
isttlng Cards, etc.; Engraved orDrawu on Stone,
and Printed in Colors, Gold, Bronze or Black, in the
most approved style and atthc most reasonable prices
octl5:oly
A F ULI'QNjBrB and Brass Founders has rebuilt auu
• commenced business at his old stand. No. 70, Se
cond, between Market and Ferry streets, where lie will
bepleased to see his old customers and fnends.
Church, steamboat, and bells of every size,troth loto
10,000 pounds, cast from patterns of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials:.
• Mineral Water. Pumps, Counters, Railings, Ac., Ac.,
together with every variety of Brass Castings, if requir
ed, turned and finished in the neatest manner;
A. F. is the sole agent for-Baibmj. fJt
<al,6i>jujtiy celebrated for the redaction of iiK-uou in
machinery. The niid coraposiuon ean be had ot
him at ail times. " . novl&y
WILLIAM TROVILLO, Undertaker, Fifth street, im
mediately opposite the Theatre, respectfully in
forms hia friends and the public in general, that he has
resumed his business as a Furnishing Undertaker. He
is supplied with and always keeps on hand Coffins of all
sizes ana kinds, Shrouds,and all other articles necessary
on such occasions.
'-•n. li. (ucis.
Stiver plates, ice boxes, and leadeu coffins willb? sup
plied m order. A fine hearse and cairtagcaiwaya ready
to attend funerals. sepinUy
WAI. ALEXANDER -.A SONS
I „ FM\ .Cornu Masses and Furjiisuiks
corner oj Ptnncnd
Tflut tffj epposusrA* JT;r?Aartiji
JW|SF^^^*G|2' - .1/olei| Entrance on Penn *r., res*
fciaoa- " aßß,l “"" Bia * — pecifully inform their friends and
the public* that they are prepared to furnish and attend
to everything m the line of Undertakers, as they have
quit the business of Cabinet Making, and their attention
will be devoted altogether to the übove business, keep a
large assonmeutof COFFINS made and finished,cover
ed,and lined in the neatest manner* with n variety o.
materials, and at all prices; we keep SHROIiDs ready
made, of all sues* of Flannel* Cambric, and Muslin, at
all prices, and made in the eastern style, and all other
articles necessary for dressing the dead, ami furnishing
funerals, of quality and price to amt (SILVER PLATES
'or engraving the name aud ago; ICE CASES for laying
the body m ice, by those who wish to keep their friends
any length ot tune, and have ZINC PANS to ounce in
for laying on the body; LEADEN Coffins always on
i hand, we have a splendid netv HEARSE-and a puirot
fine horses, and any number of the best carnages, etc.,
etc.* and will be prompt, punctual, and reasonable.
aug!B-y r , . ■
ONUNGAiiELA PLANING MlLL.—James Mell
inosE would respectfully inform hisfnends and the
public* that his new establishment is now in full opera*
Lion,end that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
. fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with ptomputmle,and
ut the lowest-rates.
Board and Plank, planed on. one or both sides, con
stonily on hard.
Sasrr, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made
to order.
Builders and Carpenters would Und it to their advan
tage to a call, aa he con uow furrnib them with
planked stuff, suitable forevory description of work.
JOHN hUJTSSTT'
DUF.PKTX.A OLD,
(Successors to the late brm of John {sheriff &■ Co.)
‘ BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
and manufacturers
i <s«lgg? —i of Brass Faucets, Steam and G&a
-• Uocks. with all the vanoaa articles
used in the PLUMBING BUM
NESSiNo I *. 127 andlsK) Firststreet.
• The above are now prepared to manufacture.and keep
constantly on hand every variety of Guage ana Steam.
CoCka, suchtt* are used by Engine builders and Plumb*
era: also, Gas Chandeliers, Pendents, Brackets, Gan
Pipe, Ac., Ac., Ac. [nov29
: \SiiWiU&.on Water Street, qpfosiu.tte Landing of the
" ' 1 Brownsville suam Packets.
THIS House having undergone a thorough-repairing
and fitting up,both inside and out, the subscriber is
determined to use every exertions in his power to make
all doinfonaWe that think proper to call with him. The
Table willbe always supplied with the best the market
affords* The 'Bar will be supplied with the best and
choicest liquorß* *-• - • • .- s J
Attached to the house io a good stable, attended fcj.a
good Hostler.’ 1 •• ■ • • JAMES REAMER. j>^o
ALUSN SHOWN.
BEOWN*BHOTEL,
CORNER OF' SEITUFIELD &NDTHTRDSTR
■ . -Pittsburgh, Pa.
. BROWN & CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS.
N' B -j-Oood 3tablmg attached to the house.
BEEKSSBURBH BOTSI.
(HaBBAUOU’S Ol.n StASD)
THE subscriber having leased .tho above well know
and excellent establishment, is now prepared to en
tertain his friends and the traveling public generally, in
the best manner Hud on thetadstreasonableletms.
■■■ His TABIiE Will at all times be supplied with every
delicacy of the season; and his Bar with the bcsiof ti
qlHiS stabling is very extensive; und every arrange
ment has been made for the accommodation of Droveis,
' j&tig&tf Wftl. LLsAWbI/ii.
• ■■'WaTMly Bouii
THE undersigned having
©St /oJsncceededltU. Jons
rs&tM&r. in this popular csiablishmenij. announces to
iwB(Br his.friends and the public generally.thathe
will os- Ms best efforts to keep up the .well earned anil
■long enjoyed reputation of the house,. ■ .
He will'keep’ tfoustantlir on hand every delicacy .pl
the kenson, GiHS,.SnKU.end Can OysikbSiAc., nndhi:.
Ban will u; all times be supplied mth the Cuoicest Li-
QCOJB- • t<jecl7;ly.], • W. C. GALLAGH l> R.
SHELL OYSTEBS-AND GAME received daily ai
H ° CSE '”~ No 21 Diaraon \vj| y ßrN"NnTT
a NO lOti WOOD STREET iSgK**
FAfcli FASHIONS t
deceived at tho OLD stand of G W. *
GLASSGOW, Beebe & Co.'s Full ptyle at Hats for
1850 Those in want of a pood Hat for Cap, at a small
advongo abofe cost for Cash, will please call at No 10s
\fooa street, east side)third door below Fifth street
atlpOi 4m
. dueeik City sbftrt Store. *
■itO, 39 St» C|®l** atTCOt*. incur. ihu bnJgeiHift,
py latn assortment of onr own make constantly on
CustomerSEQHTSmadotoonlarnroinpUy'. •
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PITTSBURGH, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1851.
Sns'uiess €ari>a.
REFERENCES.
• ■ Ira B.ileTseyy
Job 6 F^Perry/-:
Lyman Wilmarth
Capt, William Ward,
W. O.Xeshe. [eepl9;y
tfjotets, &£
“OUR HOUSE.”
r-r
•i* *\ 'v
(Emigration £mts.
Qb&OjK BALL LISE -
emigration office,
the caihollcVook: stobe,- "
iYc*67 Vi/ih Strulite&t Stnilfyitte.
take# his
I friends ana thepublic inffcneral,uft#he has opened
aa Office- nfthenboye named place, aa<M« prepared to
remltmoney in. sums of “5. ®nd upwards, payable at
sight, in aoy town in England, Ireland) Scotland and
'Ha” also prepared to bring out passwigara from Liv
enjool f to-any port in the United .Stags. Being: con-,
fleeted-with a house of such long st&Mme as that of
Messrs-Roche, Brotbers& Mastersoo, abd by his stnet
attention to business, the subscriber trusa he will ment
; tbe confidence of those who may favorhim with their
patronage- FortfafUentaWiPW® .call at. the Emigra
uon Office of ihe “^"'m'^YSkoNLOGLE,
No 67Eifih-st., near SmUhfield r Pittsburgli.
• John B. Gqthne, Mayor of Pitts
burgh;. James; Blakely.' 4?Jflitchel, Esq.,
Hon- \V. Porter, Alderman M.W. Lewis, Offices of the
Morning Chronicle, Post, and PitteburghCathohc.
febl4:3ra . .■
jeiow Arrangsths&ts»
LINE. OF.RACKETS
eaSSf&ifW. PHILADELPHIA.
feWtjMjßgr,-: TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
) Eighteenth d&yM every Month.
JANE B 6LIDDEN, Arntmte Chili, 7iKSbns-18th NoV.
JAMES BROWNE, Art/atr Child;' 1000 loss- -18th Dec-
GONDAR, J. ff,J?aratoto,Oso. tons- •• •• -18th Jon.
NEW'SHIP, —.---,850 tons- -18th Feb.
• The above chips are built of the beatmatenals and af
ter thottio*t-approved models for gwiftness. combined
-vrllh tho modern improvements for the comfort of pas
sengers.' Their commanders.are men of known ability.
' These packets will take advantage-of -steam tow
boat? ap.tho Delaware. • .
Also, chips Sailing weekly from Liverpool to New Or
leans- Passengers can got ep the tiver cheap through
the winter.. ‘ ■ •• •
• For terms of Second Cabin and Steerage passage, ap
ply to or address by letter (pbst-paldK • » >
* r P. W» BYKNES & CO.,
S 3 South streeuNew York;
30 Waterloo Rosa,Liverpool; .
or to JOHN THOMPSON,.
205 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. -
novi4Jm
Liverpool and Pbliadelptila PacUeta,
Sailing from X&vervodl cn the of -tazh Lforuh
__ Ship Jane H. Glidden, CapL Child, Nov. 18.
' James Browne, •"■Child Dec. 18;
“ Gandar, .... ■ Barstow, Jan,.lB.
!■■■*•••<« —,noW, “ C-Udden, Feb. 16.'
These chips are of the largest class. The accommo
dations for second cabin ana steerage passengers are
unsurpassed forcomfori, tn'd thedays ofeailmg wifi bo
punctually adhered to. - :
= Price of steerage passage S2D. Ccruncalcs good , for
13 months, or the money refunded if the passengers do
pot embark. Apply to DAVID M. BARBOUR,'
r ■ ■ at^hnVVatt&Co.ts,
. . 285 Liberty streou
Drafts for any amount given upon the Ulster Banking
Company and Branches, the Royal Bank of Ireland, or
Spooner, Atwoods & Co., Brokers, London. lnovl9-.3m
FOREIGN PASSENGER OFFICE*
(SKIP AHOY/ ■. xfig-
Jgjgjfr WHO COMMANDS? ; %|ggjfe
*iaagftfc harvder a co.j ■"■tt ■
Who have appointed the subscriber Agent for their unri
vailed Lines of Ships from Liverpool 10 New York
Philadelphia and'Boston*' ■
• Lctlhc Friends of Emigrants be careful to have their
arrangements made according to the rwic ProvtncnLciie,
and take no man’s receipt, without having it inserted;
otherwise they will have topayin Liverpool,befori they
* Ae following is the list, according to law
. 2} Bjs- Bread, 3 2 fijs. Beef or Pork,
1 14 Flour, * t pint Vinegar, i
5 “ Oatmeal, 3 i ft. Sugar, • i
2 “ Rice, 9 * “ Molasses, !
5 “ Potatoes,. « 2oz.Tea f
With three quarts of Water per day, and sufficient b <
torCookinv.
The caboose and cooking-ranges for the use of Pas
sengerßy are kept tihder ctfver.; .Every attention Will ba
pain to promote their health and comfort.
Bank of England Noies and Foreign Exchange pur
chased aicurjcnt ralci.
Debts, Legacies, Pensions,'Ac-i Ac., collected, and
copies of Wills every other business eon
: nected with an KUTopean Agent. • ■ „
i JOSHtTA ROBINSON,
\ ■ • European Agent,
\ aps] post Buildings, corner ofFifih and Wood 6ta.
BEaiyTASCKS;.;.^^^
ENGLAND. IRELAND,
SCOTLAND. WALES,
FRANCE, and GERMANY
To amount, by .
Joihua Robinson?
European Agent, Fastßuilding*,cor, Ififth and Woodsu
iflifittUamons
jofiKFH uTPStfcorr. • - * • - —.-«• ' —wax. c. barb.
LiPPEtSOOTT&BAttR,
(Laix J.S.>trickrrb& Co.)
Klonafaeturers oi Plucaix Fire Proof Safes,
Second s:reei t beticeen Wevd and Smithfuld.
ON Tuesday afternoon, July ito, 1848, the undersigned
were culled upon by Messrs. LipicDCOU A Harr, to
witness an honest and'fair test of oucoi then Phcsnix
Safes. The furnace being prepared, toe Safe was placed
inside thereof with booke, papers and some money; when
the door of the Safe was closed and the fire kindled at
quarter past 2 o’clock, and jn a short time the Safe was
red fcot, and cotttmucdliU half past 0 o'clock, being about
four artu a half Ildars, when the committee expressed
theiTsatisfaction thatthetime : occupied with such heat
was sufficient. The furnace was then pnlled dewu,Safe
cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe. The heat was so great as to melt jriTthe'brass
mountings. We therefore take pleasure .in recommend
ing these Soles to the public, as being, in our judgment,
entirely fireproof. JARVIS ATRABUE,
N JCK & RAWSONi
.. CORNWALL A BROTHER,
BRANNON & THATCHER,
BENEDICT A CARTER,
ISAAC CROMIK. -
i am eagagcd in the foundry business, arid know
something about furnaces and heat I witnessed ike
burning of the above Safe, and can freely say there was
no humbug about it, and with pleasure recommend them
to the public as. being, in my judgment, entirely fire*
proof. ; WM. KAYE.
In calling upon the above gentlemen for their signa-
they r U spoke in the highest terms of tho fairness
ofthetesk ©nd their full confidence of the Safe’s being
entirely fire-proof. We have constantly on hand and foi
shle a full assortment of the above Safes. ••
ntarDl BELL t TERRY. •
Whole.Kll> anil Retail,
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY
HOBEkT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in- ftv r
form h\B friends and the public generally,’waffga*
hat hoconunuea to occupy that large and com- .€r~Ki3.
modlou* Store Room, formerly occupied by Samuclifahn
estock A Co., No. 86, comer of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddlcsjßridles,Harness, Trunks,Carpet Bags,Saddle
Bags, Values, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all outer arti
cles in his line. .
' He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose,manufactured
of the bestmatonal,andina style.of workmanshipcqual
to the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent,
cheaper.' r .
Country Merchant and Farmsrs would do well to call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
hei'sdcterinlned to sell first rate .articles at very low
prices.- "
jjy Don’t forget the place, No. Bd, comer .of . Wood
treet andDmmond Alley. ap26. -
FOR REAL GOOD TEA—Go to Moaais L Ha
worth’s Tea Store, ih. the JLhamond. Damaged or
inferior Teas never kept at this establishment.
Superior Green Teas SO and7sc. & lb.
The finest imported*.: 00. ... _...
■* Strong and rough Sav’d Black,sD and7sc.
Fine mild flavored* 50 and7sc..
The finest Old Country Black Tea, 75c. This Tea,
unlike some of jho.‘.‘'late..imported Oolong’s*” ia free
from all htrby taste, arid'.*? the ladies all say,” not
Impregnated with the quack medicines,.
T\R. JAYNE’S FAMILY ME i> lUI N Ea—Extract
1 1 of a letter from the Rev. E* L. ABBOTT, a welt
known and highly esteemed Missionary in the kingdom
of Burmah, dated Sandoway February, 1840:
Dr. 1). Jayne , Philadelphia: My Dear: Su—We are
now in great want of your Medical Preparations.-Your
CARMINATIVE BALSAM is an invaluable Medicine
m this country in Bowel Complaints, and has been used
in all our Missions with the most gratifying ehcceas. I
have known it m many cases to act like a charm Yonr
SANATIVE PILLS are my Sheet Anchor The best
medicine Tof ray Liver Complaint and pain ra the side,
that I have ever used They are in &reat demand, ana
we are entirety out of thorn W© need five hundred
boxes ot them Bro. Beecher safe We could use a
thousand boxed yearly among our people to great, ad
vantage I havcu«pa yourTONIC VERMinJGE as a
Tonic in INTERMITTENT FEVER, with 'the most
complete success I think it was once the means of sa
ving my own son During my travols among the church
es the pa**i Beason,! founds wholovillage ouffermgun
der a prevailing Influenza, attended wuh Cough of a
mo t vtolont character I often regretted I haa nothad
a doxen or two of YOUR EXPECTORANT to admin
ister to them,- for I believe from whatl have seen of its
effects, that u would have been just the thing for those
poor people I presume you have not hitherto had an
idea to what an extent your medicines are used m all
our Missions Affectionately yours, EL. ABBOTT
For sale at tho Pekin Tea Store, 38 Fifth st (nov23
fiiAiLAJKs’ iKIMM IN G S—Received and opened this
JL day—Canvas, Paddings, Selicias, twist, satin and
}asung Vest and Coat Buttons Bone, metal and jnpan
tied Pant and Strap Button* Horn and black bone suv*
pender Buttons, Ac jfeb9} A. A. MASON ACO
vrEW CROP BLACK TEAS—Just received at lhe
Pekin Tea Store, 38 Fifth street, a lot of new crop
Oolong Bloch Teas,by the ship u Architect,” and forsale
wholesale to the trace at reduced price*,
' N- B.—The above Teas are direct from Canton, and
'the ladu.l all eay they aro nOr scented with English
Btandy, Gin and Rum tfebldl A. JAYNES, Fifth it
. • • -
PlCtstmrgb .-..hUiCr,.
JAMES O’CONNOR t CO.,
! :-• '•••. • ' <• Canal Basirtj Pittsburgh?'
SrcOMAMES&W,./:;-
Depots, Broad and Cherry sts.,.
•No. 3 South Fourths!., between Market and
{ Chesnut sis., Philadelphia ; •„
O’CONNORS fc CO/,
70 North at., Baltimore ?
HAVING fully completed our arrangements, we will
be prepared, upor£the opening of the Pennsylvania =
Canals* to carry Freight to and from Pittsburgh; Balti
more, Philadelphia, New Yorkjßoslon, Cincinnati,-Lou
isville, St. Louis, and all lhe East and-.West,.at lower
rates and with more despatch and care" than any other
Line.' - : - . ■ ; •• :•
All Goods shipped by our Line are fully-covered by
Insurance, without any charge to owners, a- protection
not offered by any other Line.
: AH’communications addressed to ourselves or our
Agents, HALE <fc CO., Cmcinnatij E- WEBB, Louis
ville t LOVE fc OSBORNE, St- Lotus, will meet with
promptatteudan.ee. *
• N. B.—Oar Line has no connccuon yrhatever with the
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Transportation Line of At
kins A Co. . T [feblfl
Merehants’ Transportation Line -
(VIA. PBKNA. CANAL A!TD RAILROADS.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT- JD* WITfIODT :
RE-SHIPPING.
■ ■ ■c.a:xp2nvlty ftoo*
Canal Basin, 408 Penn.-st.f*Piuahareh. ,
CHARLES RAYNOIC,
Central Block Road st., Philada.
WE are prepared to receive a large amount of Mer
chandize and Produce, to ship, on the opening of
the Canal, to Philadelphia and all intermediate places,
at tower raitSt andin/ejs rtwrs/lhari iu any previous sea
son. . -!•
N.B.—The increased number of Tracks provided by
the Canal. Commissioners for carrying boats over the
State Railroad, will prevent any possibility of delay at,
Johnstown, Hollidaysbnrgh or Columbia, this season..-1
C, A- RI’ANULTY,
Canal Basin.
Pennsylvania HaUroad Company
WILL be prepared to Transport MERCHANDIZE;
from PHILADELPHIA to PITTSBURGILin an
ticipation of the opening of the Eastern Division of the
Pennsylvania Canal, say on and after the TWENTI
ETH ofFEBRUARv, at the following rates, vis:
For Ist Class—Dry uoods,.; Hal?, Hoots and Shoes,:
Drttgvß6okjuStationcry,&c^at*~r—-Siper IQOB*.
FoT2trCtaBs—Hardware,Queensware, Groceries, Pamt
and Dyestuffs, Oils, Ac., at • •SO ccnisoer lOOfijs.
For 3d Class—Coffee,- Leaf Tobacco, Iron, Guano, Ba
con, Beef, Pork, Ac.»at——•«»• *OO cents per IQOBs.
;For4tn :lass—Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Ashes, Marble, Pig
Iron, Bricks, Ac-, at .•»sQceutsperloo2f9i
. .. H. H- HOUSTON, . •
Freight Agent, Penna. Railroad Co.
Nos. 274 A 270 Markot Street, Philadelphia.
. NJJ.—Goods going East, by oar Road should be con
signed to McFADEN a COVODE, -
PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD COMPANY
PASSENGER TR AINS between PHILADELPHIA
and PITTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Daily at 8 A
M, and 101 P. M. Leave Pittsburgh Daily at BA. JL,
and 9, P. M. A. HENDERSON,
. febl:2m Passenger Agent..
YOCOHIOOHLSr IIOCTK I .
" TWEKTY*TBEIEB KU.ESTHE SHOBTEST BOUTE . , ,
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA!
fJBSgLk The steamer THOMAS SHRIVER, M.
t*^£ffipfs«frßAn,KT.Master. leaves Pittsburgh, from.her
wharf boat, above the Monongahcla bridge, daily, at 4
o’clock, P; M., and WestNewion at B A. M., running- la
connectiop with a doily-line of splendid Troy built
coaches to Cumberland, and Railroad thence to Baiu-'
more and Philadelphia.
For furtherinfonnatioaenqmieof
G. M. HARTON,
Passenger Agent. Monomrahela House;
- or, Capt. JACOB ’ SMITH,
Freight Agent. Wharf Boa
dec2o:6m
Plttsborgh Portable Boat Line. -
FOH THE THATiSTOBIATION oy.faiisni TO aOTjaOH •
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ,
NEW YORK, BOSTON* &c.
THOMAS. BORBIDGE, > $ TAAFFE A O'CONNOR,
-Fhitaddphia.' I ' Pittsburgh. . \
THE Canal being now onen the proprietors of thisl
loagestabhsfeca Line arc as usual at their old stands, I
receiving and forwarding Merchandize and Produce at j
low rates, and with the promptness, certainty and safety ■
peculiar to’lheir system and mode of Transportation,
where intermediate transhipment is avoided,.with its'
conseouentdeiays and probability ot damagov
Merchandize and Produce shipped Easl.or /west, and
Bills of Lading forwarded free of charge for ctsnnuesion,
advancing or storage. Having no interest directly or in
directly in steamboats, that 01 the owners i» solely con
sulted when shipping tneir goods. . . ' '
All communications to the following Agents promptly
attended to: THOMAS BORBIDGE, 1 i
No. 378 Market st.,Phtiadclphiaj p tol)r i etofi .
TAAFFE A O’CONNOR,
Cor. Pennahd Wayne sts., Pittsburgh;;
Aoevts —John M’Cullogh A Co., 09 Norm su Baity P.
B-Burke A Co., 25 Doane st., Boston; \V. A J. T. Top
scoti A Co., SO South sty New Fork; Jas.-Wheelwright,
Cincinnati... mar3s
Bounty Lands.
CAPT- NAYLOR, No. 163 Third street, corner of
Cherry alley, having made arrangements at Waeb
ngton for the purpose, willprocuro Bounty Lands for the
officers and soldiers, thmr widows and.children, under
the Bounty Land Bill, passed September 29th, 1850.
Pittsburgh, October 10. . _
npilE partnership of Reynolds A Sheo was dissolved
by mutual consenton the Ist i'*st. The business of
the firm wilibe settled by either of the panies, the name
of the firm to be used lor that purpose. . •
9. O. REYNOLDS,
•“ J. L. SHEE.
On retiring from the business of-Reynolds ■& Shee. I
would recommend Mr. J. L. Shee to my friends and tne
former customers of the house: _^„ rjLT _
ja!4 3. O. REYNOLDS.
Oltlseiiß of PlttsbnrgU
HAVE you all heard now cheap C. A. BROWN io I
selling his stockof fineGoid JEWELRY?, If yon. |
have not, then know that he is selling a very neh and
fashionable assortment of Gold WA iCHEh and JEW-,
ELBY at sueh astonishing low prices that all who have ,
called to seo fits assortment and prices, exclaim, —this,
certainly, is something new. for Pittsburgh. What! fine.
* gold Jewelry selling at half the usual price! How can
thisbe? Stop a moment, wc will tell you the secret}
• wo have maoe such arrangements with the rranufaciu-.
rets anllc east, and also, with tho Watch manufactu
rer* of Europe, that we are getting all our goods at the
lowest possible prices, ana then, having low rents to
pay, ana other expenses, also, cheap, enables ns to sell
at a very small profit-upon first cost, and therefore, a
'wholesale price will answer. Therefore, low prices
and large sales will beonf motto.' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘
Please call at 11l Markct atreet, second, door from.
Liberty street. [decl9] C. A. BROWN.
Removal,
THE PEKIN A STORE has been.reraovea front
Fourth street to No 38 Fifth street, one door east of
; the Exchange Bank,'where the'subscriber is now re
ceiving his uiU stock of GREEN.,AND, BLACK TLAS,
selected with great care, aud purchased direct from the
Importers'in New York.-The stock consists-of all the
different flavors end grades of Tea brought iQ.the.Amcn
can- market, and will be 'sold’ "wholesale' and •retail, at
pnees lower than any other house in Pittsburgh.. •
Retail Grocers are invited to call and get samples,
and learn our prices for Teas packed in i and 4 tbpaek
• ages, or by the naif chest- •
CoTeg—Moeha, Java and Rio Coffee-
Chaeolatt —Baker’s Broma, Cocoa, Chocolate and VQ-.
CO jSt^ar-—Lovering’e crushed and pulverised, and NeW
Orleans Sugar.
Kaisins, Prunes, Ac.
! dec!4
; To the JUadies.
U'«rr have NOW FINISHED 25 doren ot Ladies*
W fine black real Lambs Wool STOCKINoS,.which
are «oftor in the wool and more durable m the color than
any we have heretofore made;: Every article in.the
Sock, Undershirts and Drawers, ladies’and children’s
underclothing, made to orderjrtth punctuality.
The Old Established Stocking Manufactory, Fifth st.,
deed ’ ~w. paly & co.
central Tea anti; family Grocery Store
THE finest quaUuostjf .Green and Black, CEASi Mo*
'cha Jflva and Rio COFFEES i Lovcnng's I). Re
ined and Crushed SUGARS; New Orleans,Si Loots
Refined and Havana do! beat Bunch RAISINS, Citron,
Lemon Peel, Prunes, Dares,4c , for
No 2b Fifth street
;=W?irRAirTEA STORE. —The subscriber has now I
Omihairtamiis constantly receiving, Frc hTo aof
Va .'..rmtinna Fold in the United Slates or any pan of
fliwolA atthe lowest rate, Of any to the Tea Market
TheTe Teks will bo sold looso or in metallic packages,
m salt dStobrivabd-eltber' kinds warranted ftest-
Tliemetalhabacks atsatr t'gst, and warranted so, not
SfiXSSSpf**" and -J-apW
tereflted persons ifeblJ]
Ladles’ Writing class.
MI. J t) WILLIAMS, Professor of Penmanship in
Duffs Mercantile College, will open a Ladies'
AnMondarnexti in a private classxoora,
reSnSSfe'S'SK.s
WnungClass m Ilia College at tte uual
hours
;MM:
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L ’> *\.r •’■: “».i r»i', ■•• i .jJ.'-'' ■!' . ; . s . ,-v- ■.'•:/!■ r ; •' ■-' l v.-r
-V' vr.:• t- -4.?.,.. *.! V.\,7C --
*#*,£*♦' V, ‘—r ' , » -
•Hransportation Jftufl
Dissolution.
C. A. M'ANUfcTT & CO., ;
TRANSPORTEnS. FORWARDING AND COM-
I itAi,or M(SSKjN ME RCHANTd,
Bepol, Canal Basin, 403 Penn at.,
' Pittsburgh.
. wri.W
" t .I*. . w >
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*.
V K -
of Wlntj tnii lil4aon>
-TJORT—OId London Bo ek Fort, Choice Old Port, Bur-,
X gundy Pott ’ >
AToinro.—Blandjr, Old Reserve, Lisbon; Sicily.' *
- Sherry.—Gaston Pale Sherry, Rudolph Bale Sherry.
Cherry. Brandy.—Wild Cherry Julce. OldDaniah Cher
ry ' •
, Sparkling Hock. —Very Superior Wine. V
. Champagne.- —Grape, Perner, Apollo, P. D., La Mar
qnettene, sup’r.
Claret.— Latour, Medoc, Chateaux Lafiue, St-Estephe,
St. Juliets' ■ ’ ’
i S<mttrjw.—Cette,Grave, Bareac,HauiSauieme. . •
'• Deldefeheimer, Roppors
bcxger, Forster Traminet, Neirsteiner, Matr obrnnneT,-
Hockheiiner; LeibfraninUcbi Rrideshcimeti MoaelMus*’
bateller. •••/ .: •
'’Brandy. —Bouvet, J.J.Dupuy,Moreau,kartell, Otatdj
Capuy & Co.-Henn easy ,-PinetfCa3uUon-&'Co. ; 01d Cog
nac,lBls, Extra.'flnßi'Teiyold- • •' .• . ■
: Gin,— Schiedam, Swan, VoaQainp'SrdqaMc brand...,
Jfam.—St'Croix Rum, Old Cumberland Harbor, Porto
Rico, Old Jamaica Burn. • *'S'? /S ,1 '
Whiskey.— Scotchjhigh-iiavOFe.d; .fash,.Old MTononga
heta, 9wiss'Hriractt3 J Adsymhe.yery'EUpenqr. .
For sale wholesale aadrhtail p HBACH)
•59?£iaertystreet._
stationery. " "i\ 1
JUSX- opened • at W. .S, HAVEN 5 .5-,Stationelry : Wet«;
"Room, corner Market and Secqnd streets,..several
cases ofFiigHslvarid French hfitie'
aisorunent.of of various new styles j note
paper and envelopes of newpatterhs; embossed cards,,
inkstands, the largest variety ever offered for sale in tnrs
city, amonjr which , will be found pump, and fount inks,
china’and glasS'fmished in every style; also, a;nsto pa*
(enl air-tight Inkstand■ cbhstnJcred'.ta prevent evapora
tionfpbrcnplnepen-holderss GiUictt , S'3o : 3pcnai Sratth r s
■•gold pens; penracks; bone and'tvory folders;-;
metallic raemorandam, books} Fabers’,.. Brookman?s,
Langden’s ‘and’ dthAr celebrated trmnnfaettirers of l<md
pencils; Gontai’s: ever pointed pcncUs*iboff;and.white.
envelopes*, all sizes; also parchment envelopes,, for ca .
closing valuable'documents: Also,'erwm iaid quarto
and JBathposts,ruled andplain. ..English flltermgpgper,':
\ [marl :
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company..
rpHB foliowing persons, by tbs term of the Charter of
X the PITTSBURGH LIFE INS TRANCE COMPA
NY, are Directors of: said Companyfor thc-fitstyear:
JamesS:'Wooni ; . Charles-A.Colton,
. Jdfceph S. Leeciv : :samufel,M ; Cltfrtran, • ’’ *
. . John S. Dilvrortb, ' -WiUifuiL.PhilUps,
' ' John A-Wilson,
- At a meeting of tie above Directory held at: the office
of C, A-Colton, onjhe2sih instant,-—• •
‘■JAMES'S fiOON,-tvas elcclea rresfdentj
j Samoei. APCluhsa*, Vrpc President*
Charles A. Colton, Secretary y
• Joseph 8-Xiecch^reasttrer.
Samuel Diiwortb, M D., Examining. Physician.,
The Stock Subscription the Company’wilT,
be found for tbepresent at,tbehouso of Murphy* Wilson
& Co., on Wood street, where those wishing to subscribe
can.have.an opportunity todo'eo. - ; ?; f ;;
By order of the Board,
C. A. COLTON,SecV- -
feb27:2w
IsBINTING, WRITING and WRAPPING PAPERS
X -350 reams 24 by 33 Printing Paper;
•"•300 do-•“ 24by 3ft : do • do? * • *: ■ 1
300 do 13 by 32--, do-: do;
' 500 ‘do IS by 32,24 by 34,23 by 28
•*•••: • by v 43;'..-, -v
400 do Blue, Factory Paper;
1200 bundles SingleCrbwnStraw.Paper;
400. do.- Doabledo 1 . do; ; / ,
' 700 'do'. 'Medium do do;
. 350 •do Medium.and Stngle Crown Rng.
; The undersigned keep* c nstantly on hand and for
sale or exchange for Rags, a large and general ;as«ort
tnentpf Ruled, Cap; Letter, Hardware and Tea Papers;
Bonuet Boards, Ac., Ac. Also, Felting of ait sizes, for
Paper manufacturers.*' Prinlih£*Paper'faade to order
on short notice. - ■: • - J. lii SHBE,. »
- feb24 comerof Penn and Irwin sts.
HISTON ft CO.'S
GENTLEMEN’S, FURNISHING STORE,
AXD ODIhF.ELLOWS'rDE&QT,
£?0. 80.
APOLLO buiIDINGS, FOURTH STREET, i
Sign of tbe J3ee«Hlve» .
THE SUBSCRIBERS haveopened a jffcni&men’s For- I
nishing Store,inconnection with aiv Odd FtUtnos* j
JDryot, in which are to be found a variety of Fancy
Goods and Odd Fellows’Regalia, never before present
ed to a .Pittsburgh public, by a.?ingle,-establishment...
From Philadelphia, they Are in regular receipt of
Odd TeUdrcs\EesisUrs,'Lodge Blank and
; other Lodge' amclea.'-The eihiDiied ai their
counter.-ismostgorgeo'asand admirably-assorted; no
thing of the sort, ever.been seen
in this market in such profusion
, The Gentlemen’s Furnishing Department Fsjpleatiun
ly supplied with a variety “'of superb and delicately
wrought articles of dress'. Thervariety is entirely, too
• great to -enumerate in a- moderate space; .we must,
therefore, directtbc.public.to. an investigation of.the
Btock,itself . All that we can. say in'this connection *s,
that at onr Establishment the gentlemen Of .faite can be
supplied with anyartfclo in our line, manufactured out
of the best materials and- by the -moat experienced
hands. an.exanunaiiQn-.of our/Btocfc,i iv
composes avoriety which challenges comparison .
A large lot of Fths SUk\and LtVtsnfintrtj/Fcmcy
Slocks, and -seif adjtisUng Cravats'Gtoves. and Hosiery
of various kinds, arid in fact every article of comfotl or
'luxury which a gentlemen of good taste would fancy:
We solicita snare of public patronage.
-jHINTOI^.&..CO^
Stghof the. Bee Rive,. <
Nel 80 Apollo Buifdings Fourth at.
gt.gxggp tr f TTKACTINGS.- . l > a£ls'£tf.
■ BeßStinc« & Prelsexy
/ ENGINEERS AND- JL» AND - SURVEYORS
Vy having associated,themselves for thaipurpose, wril,
attend to .SURVEYING, lay ingout, and •. dividing... laad
into Lots, leveling, draughting. and making Plans; and
Maps: laying out, locating ; and supennienaingULe con
struction of Rail, Plank,* MJAdara and other-roads,
bridges, Ac;,on favorable-terns,^
05*. Office No. 100 Rosa.streci, head of J?iftluneat the.
Court fatouse.. Pittsburgh, Pa. •. - .. . ... jfeb6:2w.
, VFlre and Marine Insurance*- ■
rwiTTK INSURANCE CQ. OF- NORTH .AMERICA will
A make permanent and limited, Insurance on Property
,ta this’City and apd bn shipments by Canals.
Rivera, Lakes; and.by Sea; 'The properties.ofthis Cora-.
pany are well ihvestedand furnish an availoble fund foi
the ample indemnity of all persons whodesire to be pro
tected by Insurance, - :\VM/.PtjJQNE3, Agent,. /
maylB : ,V..-.44 \yatcT,sirect.f".
/TVHIO AND PENN9YLVANIA.BAILRO.AP.:—SeaI-.
AJ ed proposals will be received at; the 6ffice_ of. the
Ohio 'and' * Pennsylvania' Railroad 5 Comply ,' in Pins-;
burgh, until Thursday, life 20tlf y day *of March, next, for •
laying thetracb from PlttebujrghYo.ilaasili'onindistance
of 107 miles. Specificauansandlornisofprp.p.os^lsxiiay.
he obtained at thcioffico in. PuUbnrgh, fpr, two,, weeks,
ireviouo to the letting, on'applicatiou. to'Solomon IV
• loberis; Chief En<riricer, : The ptoposals’-rausi be iir ac
cordance with ihe“pTlmecl ' forms; and Addressed to the
President of . Uie.Cpmpziay.v WfiLHOBIN&ON* JR., -
; ; PtfisburgA, .Feb,.0,.t851' !:, ; r .iU,'„ .r ;
B3T North American, New,York Tribune, American
Railrpad IbtitnnU'pnhlrsh fourtimes. ' ' ; v 1 .’lfer'S.-td
PKOPOS ALS FOR ERfiC H>G A \Y IKB 3 u.S P tu>-
SION BRlDUEovfcrriic Allegheny nver,opposite
Mechanics stfe*t,in the Fifth VYartho'f the City of FitU*
btirgir, in .place of ibe'structqre.recently destroyed ’ey ■.
fire, Scaled proposals will be, reoeiyrd atxbe,office ©.»;
Jacob Painter A Co.,.Liberty, su untii the lsth .day oi
March' next, tor, the erection'of the‘above' described
Bridge.- rhenauern thereof to Be the same as the'Mo
nongaheta bridge, with such alteratioos as bidders may
suggest, and tbo Directors approve.:.a - " y
By. order of the Directors: -
: feblitd ... 'FREDERICK.LORENZ, Preset.
JOHN O’BONKEt.I* • ♦ • " A. I*.MULLSS,* r - ‘ • .W.B. WWfrJia,
•;;'Q»DONNEt L# SULLEN. &.CO.- . .
Ptttsbbrgli 6hatr & Cabtnet ware Rooms,
tf0.98 Third Strce'ij'ii'ovzfrS’Utzi - '
O 3 ©* M. A. Co. r their friends
K 1 and .customers that they J4aye,. if- not. thalargessb
stock over before seen in'this'cny, the grcaier.
- * "g* variety of styles, the finest fioisheiUlfiadevbf th»
best seasoned materials, and. by. the .best workmen, in,
the western douniry—all ofvrhlch ihey aro'det6miine<t
to sell as low as any OtherritaimfaeiunJig'.eaubUfthment
in the city. ..Our stock U,all our.own, manufacture.; no.
importations;'•*: ' ' ' 1 ■
Steamboats and: Hotelsfamished.ntth,eshorestnpuce,
i All orders promptly attended to. • J a * 7 . .
- AUegheay piaarng MUi,; . :
•'Aimkason stbest, AttxcttbnT-crrT,'vßßWAv > . •
THE subscriber would rtßpeetfdlly tu* friends
and the public generally, that hay rag, completed bis
new. Planing Mill, and .having-now-.m- operatten/two :
new t astern 'mhJo 'Plahing.. Machines, OVoodwortb
patent,)' find several circular, and uptight Saws, be is
uow prepared to furnish promptly ftnd ut reduced rates,
olaned ond sawed lumber of eyery attsehptionvV !
• The attention of steamboat joiners, carpenters
Builders, is particularly .called -ra:the-above : establiahr :
ment," where .a' iargj' assortment of planed and-xoagb.
lumber, of different thicknesses; suitable for shipping.
• b oX triakingihdnse>.steamboatwork, ic., can-he found:
at AisSjumber planed erisawed to order, witti 1 prompt
ness and despatch. JOHN A* BLOUjMER, -.
ia!6 s , Proprietor* . ;
" jS; 9.—A1l orders directed to Pittsburgh will tec'dive
prompt attention. ; ' • 1
A: JAYNE 3,
• S 3 Fifth st
" a. W* Poster* • , .
’ ATTORXEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW; '
OFEICft NO.. 164. FOURTH. STHKBT.inedrf Gnpu
street, Fiitl&urgA. Pa. ■.. . . -novl s:.lqwt?
Law P.artaerslUp.
THE subscribers haveas£oC?ateiJ"'Ujemselves in the
practice of I>aw; ucderihefiTm’ of Bijlch * Wash
n?(3TpN. ‘ One or the other of. thep. whca not engage#*n
Couttj can be found at ail times In the office, : on Fourth
s, reB .,P i «sbarghVnowoce^^Hr.l^ !K; -:- :
reade Washington/
—, ,v. . John N.' H. Fountain - •
HAS taken charge of Ihe;BARBERSHQEjrndei the
OtD ISAGLE SALOON, where he solicits the pa
■tronageof the pnblip. ‘-He -hopes, by,Ms - enaeavorsj to
merit the iavQT.of jbigfyisnds^
1 To 01eicbant>) Manuiact.nrerflj &e* ~
TTTTE are prepared to make contracts to bring oty
- W from Philadelphia,tUH season, large lots ofheavy■
freights,oa accommodating ..terms,.ana. at very .low
CanaV.Bastn.
'-cYri/l BXS. oRAlNGESs—{prime ortier.) recotviuicaiitt
S£UU forealoiy JOSHUA.RHQDES,-
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fflje fDatlg morning' slbsti
i;.;;j:o.V‘i: : ‘:tyiii+mi' if ji >’ 5 --
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•■'■■{ — - I^L i> ;u ».■••■.• •.v^
. £Thc Paiayblossomd on the roclfij/ , 1 •.
: ;
vltbloasomson iherivor’RDaniß, * •
/ TboMhmds the.fflens beneath;./. f ;., ,
Tfieeafciey atMs pride of plabe,'; .
/ ; Beholds it#? his neat;. «-V i..i :
And, in the jnead 3 it cushions soft' ■ .
*The lark’s/d'esceijding'hreMt'*\ ' ; ,
Before thecnclzoa. earliest spring;.:.. ; ,
■"! HB : «ilTet t felrcleT Knowe,./ I '' . '
<Wh*a greening-budy begin 10
,And au-phyr ihe pnow> j r
• ‘Aad'wben'DWeember’s freezes ttovrf;
.Along the moorlands mere)
, , And,rniy, bloom* the Ch. isimaarose,
'Tift Baisy vv.!-‘;
SamarilaKqf'fi'oW^Vs! tofit
’Airraceg<&re'ftUito:- '.ski.t. •
i. '• Ahe<awM?«kinwepted.'EsquimauXi • /•. •
. j Begiri.jp.iihicyflea*— t
. Afldundafneattthia'buntinrnoon, Oyaf
r-ir•,)Th§j>ara«pl r (i.9tinb3c^r ‘
diatanta'haf£ J 'v l: ' 1
. -»7Mid'BceD.ea ; ah(H»c«3:sUMi?ej- r ' n ; v >■ l
- Beholds it flowering on the award, •
iWhofeVfKsTodt«epfi tangoy»■* * * : i.
. And.whea'}ii3>yearn»ng;hom6 3Jck.hcart ri; ,, '-- : '- •:
" 'Wbnldbowto'Jis'rfespair, • .
- it'rcatlshjs Byea^aJessMtaago—* > V *>-}X >‘; z, i^'-i
. That ts^TOrpr il < 7
THE COUNTESS DE MOKTDELY.
; j i -i >'f ' : ~Z;
, . ,'bvpzbctb ST. JOHIf- . J. 4 ' >
\-e -;rr iioxit; ccortcfnfsa.] •
, hktfded'fttp'tii^Wtis^^ho^ ;
witfr.bu iiiihg^chdeksi l read 1 ih ‘ I t ■e^efy ! dg-'
tairdf bisf/triisery Siitf;'3ufieringvW J flef pip 1
; eye3'bowfia’wit'h HtiSailia L ffort arTd , ■
3haaie, and muttering abmi’t>
folly : o? ®^etfi?rVas : .dß6Si;tb : *rMß wildly
from;’the rdorfl. ; /
’• te lfe»naOTr||li'dV^fi' i .lU9!#¥e||^3' :; i‘or .the* 1 !-
saidftHe'/boUhfbss somewhat quickly; but'i :
mush’emotion, 1 at the ‘spats ? >- ■:
tiihe ringing Rei* biftfy^s^an^bame/ ’
■ ;■fjJeity T&dyo'T v wish th'
cdnStf It VitE Monsieur'^Hdut:' ; ffief !, Edstera'
Gallery, and about my pbrt'rttit “which Mon- '
sietfr V^f—has;4o : long neglected. Let
the gallery be ready in ‘ half atf hopr, 1 -an(l''-‘
theni ryer'd bhce' f
.more ato&e'r 'l'jaim'ridlr, Tend of-pirtißfregj' j
and aball Ke-proad- b* -find you employ ipedt 1 ■■* - •
suited to your talents. r ©6 paitit ! V)or- ,; ‘
.trait9?’‘ ,::;i •' r' : "
; s fTß'at Diahai'ofPoictiers bypr'your ! 'dttm'r
picture- is mihe;’siild’tfie'ybung artist- mod- ' 1
estiy t :,: Eugene^bought : it of me two'y^ars 1 "
ago;:-!.f
■‘ltis'’the only'politeness I eVeirreceived/'
replied’the : Couhtess, : 'nqt wuH- ‘. '
out much satisfaction, for . the' painting was '
fail’df-taleiit'and’ promise'‘l‘hope- you
weli!’ ; ' v .
■ ; G(ista.Ve, impetuously, '■
yp% Sffer to;: take a poor unfriendly artist , t , .
by thb hsjnd:'’ ' I/chq never qhovy my gratf- /'
;tude. ,!c * '■ f:\ J V;
TheCountesd shook her hedd and led
'tße f borne farther cbnversktion, : V, : , r
tot^¥pi^rf^llery.^ I :Whila-' , waiting.for'''. ,
tKSffo bq ready ;^pastd'ver ’'t6Td'' : fiis 'wholeV
hisfoiy.l 1 hapountess aqf del-' ‘
icMthly He‘d‘qulB ho^rhfuse,hSpeclaUy :
Eufehh‘ ‘iiad#dld tbe'iwprsf. Madame.de '
Montdoiy chsnally', explained that sHW|had ..
married (He who hacf been.'.i
her husbaddj ‘to A
abeut estates, at an.agewHen/she; had', no
will of her'c)wti.' : ’ Bbth offan
cast of tiliridj'ihe Couhtess and' artist' sopii
'a'tr.hpuri; 1 ,
.bßif^traW l aH ; tHh t lf^Wd'.Qif'-dtradge^s < /''j
.The widow, used to, the world, and .'fp'all
kmdadfsbciefyjfouiidpleasurein'thetalk,
oi the' ambitiouk,' talehtedihutpcmr'artisij'V
rand'^hhtf%lie Wftti. Kim they.'i .
'best ppsition'fbr
her'-tbsitj'ahdother details,-they were;aT-.;-- ••'
reajlyonfanuliarterms. .'Gustaye''wa3; ; a‘'''
ifreyery'sense of the wordjaiid...
; thfs'thh ladyW.oripe saw!'. '[ l 'A'\ ?
•: j At ';lasi‘thO,'yp'u'ng' artis't , took bib Hat' to' 1 ;
helSre the Countess seemed all •
ihoßiied w.^fjrati^^f.’jiiiii&Rtß'.cpmpanyii
be HKppy lo'seb hirnV
fed ,his engagement, and pplitelyldet'l 1 *
: W!is , edg^;ed, r i’es'i -He',’ iijigiii'be £
disappoint him wnb Had'serVed li'tm'sji effi
pacipusly., .The Countess •
ahd'fatjhis pfefe'rimg; to'keep an ebgige-r\
'ipbtit yihe'fPay tsfßoyal^.
as she,sat;musing afpri|! I 'a.fte^ c ", ,
hisfßypa’rtuVe';
ideal. Marriedat' seventeen, toa j gppA‘pldt
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but tibliticiaOSi .TSTWaya firram;
ea^'did^g>dilti^glm4^w^' ; :lQda“
T chUOpf jcopfida -my properly ' r :.Xai
• tai ! >fibre'd hih'iife : ;i .'tailjihg/pf.' ; '
■h&tifinS; and! Know uothitig' of tfe'tijpn. ' :
gstng tpfdine wf|h
s knetv 'Pfmjgtjf'judge “,,1-^
,la og h.^yyiiy f TT-
aM;if . ini search'ofspmetfiirig.;,',.
fpf; the'EbU3hd^'as'if;ifaitiqg^f l ,|pme ; QriP-/:.
jabyeh ather ■ oWa thejdesiye, : t <,
J f^'.^g^'r{er^B^:sj^'an^ ’l’’.
ydt nbone came/ f ; Gustavefwpntaridfjpbli;' ii:
_-ec| in at Verysibut expecied r
: was not there. • 'i'hen jshe .saw ,him turn
hi? Rack tb.thecyoKdandhount.his money^
It seemed to. bo only.a few coppers Half.:««
-past six, and Gustave seetned to’grow im- •• • -
patient. H-The-poord’ellowTwa3-:.hangi ! y--r*- _ ;
aniiotisand’ddffbtfuli; -J
ly tolyards t Re'EubrV'y l *® ll ; . --
del The Countess, _whp jy® 3 " %g.Ulpi.ug a
stood still and . ,
■tbbkedi'all'th&.wb‘iiedeaniPg oD the arm of- -
the'astohi'shed' Mademoiselle de bonsec.>*--o:
la ! five minutes Gustave came back with a -
n he hegdn'tb;:-;
brbak and eet, bne '
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