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VOLUME IX.
5 ,fc Vy K
DAILY HORNING POST.
: Prxnltd and Publishedtvtrg -Morning, (Sundays txetpUd. j
BTHAEPEa&LAT'TOS,
nOBTH-WZST COBNK2 or K70O& AITD rms BTSKTS.
[C7“ lEtlMS.— Five Dollars a year, payable strictl)
.:j) advance.. Si? Dollars will mvariably be required if . .
not paid within the year. f%
fEPSingle conics two certs—for sale at the counter TTfnvj~r~Q
at Ute Office, ana by the News Boys* • • H -^^9®*NT>N"Ecortierof : Wood and Sixth
• ■ ■
T&£ SATUBDAf HORNINO POST
' Is published, fronube same office, on a large blanket
stie DOLLARS a year, in advance—*:
single copies rrvs certs.
fTp* No paper will be discontinued (unless atthe dis*
ereuon of the proprietor,! until all arfearages are paid, i. -•
. -Q7~NO attention will be paid to any Order unless ac
eotapaniedby fhetconeV< or satisfactory reference in this
. ijJjir. Cannecud vnihtho KstaWtsAmmi of Vu Morning
Post u oneqf' tht largest Job Printing Offices in Vis -eiiu
where all kinds*/ work w done on ih* *honesl 'riotieei afta
most reasonabU terms.-
RATES OF ADVERTISING
'AGREED UPON '
BY THE PITTSBURGH PRESS.
Tfiif LINKS NQHPAHEU., OH, LESS:
Dnc square, one insertion —■ ... o 50
u u cafih additional insertion « i 23
“ “ one'week > 1 75
a u two weeks— 300
u u three weeks**.-.••-«•• .*•.«■•*•■— 400
41 41 dhe month - * 5 00
u “ two month -- 700
u . “ three months ... ... 000
“ “ four months ♦ 10 00
“ * six months is 00
w « one year 18 00
Blending Card, slx lines or less, per annum -10 00
CHAVQSaBLS at fusastos:
©ne square, per annum,(exclusive of the paper,)- 25 00
For each additional square,inserted over one month,
and for each additional square inserted under the yearly
rates* half price
Publishers not accountable for legal advertisements
beyond the amount charged for their publication
Announcing candidates for office to ho charged the
, same as other advertisements
Advertisements notmurked on the eopy for a specified
number of insertions, will be continued till forbid, and
paymentexactcd accordingly
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined
rigidly to tueir regular business, and nil other advertise*
meuts not pertainmgto their regular bustnes as agreed
iDT,to be paid extra
All advertisements for charitable insulations, fire
companies, word, township and other public meetings,
and such like, to be charged halfprice,payable stbictly
IH 4DVAKCK.
Marriage notices to be charged 50 cents
Death no,iseg Inserted without charge, unle s accom
p lined by fiuvral invitations or obituary nonces, and
when so accoirrnmed, to be paid for
Regular advertisers, and all other sending communi
cations, or requiring notices designed to callnttenuon to
Faira,Sotrcct, Concerts,or any public entertainments,
where charges are made for admittance—all noueeaoi
pnvaio associations-—every notice designed to call at
tention, ta private enterprises caleulateaoi intended to.
. promote inJivttfaalinlercst,can only be inserted with the
understanding thailhe same is to be paid for. If intend
ed to be inserted in the local column, the same will be
Chargedatthe rate of not less than ten cents per Une.
Bishops or Ftet Notices lobe chargedtriple price.
Tavern License Petitions,B2,oo each.
Legal andMcdical Advertisements to be charged at
full prices: .
. ileal Estate Agent and Auctioneers* Advertisements
aot to be classed under yearly rates, botto be allowed a
discount ot thirty-three and one-third per cent, from the
amount of bills.
WEEKLY OR TRI-WEEKLY IN DAILY PAPERS.
One square,three insertions 50
I, Do. each additional insertion* 0 37
AVDERTTSEMENTS IN WEEKLY PAPER.
Otesouare,(lo lines,) one insertion.so 50
-Do. each additional insertion - •• 025
All transient advertisements to oe paid in advance.
WHITE A CO., Gazette.
L. HARPER, Post.
ROBT.M. RIDDLE, Journal.
■ : JAMES P. BARR A Co., Chronicle.
- FOSTER A BROTHER, Dispatch.
Oec.l. 1649.] JAMES W. BIDDLE. American.
professional (Sariis.
T OUNIL LARGE, Attorney at La w, Fourth street, near
tl Smithficld. marSO
C ORLANDO LOOMIS, Attorney at Ux\b>-~ Office 4th
♦ st, aho?e Wood. , juiyVy-
f nHOAtAS hf.MABSHALL,
1 Lovme ? s Buildings, Fourth at Jan7-ly
B B.CARNAHAN,AnomeyaiXafo—Officcoa Fourth
between Chcrtyalley and Grant at, [je2-y
,T\BL BROWN'S OFFICE, No.CS, Diamond alley, near
- Lr Wood street _ febl
J ~N. dsomry and Ccunidiar at ixstr.—
• Office ta Bakewells Building* on Grant street.
}ca?J7~iy. : : 0
J SCOTT. Fourth su, five door»\eest o( Mw
• ket. Ail work warranted, and if not perfectly sat
isfactory no charges will be made. . feolO
REMOVAL.— Dr. Robert Snyder, has removed hta
office to Fourth street, between Wood and Smith*
bell streets. morlS-ly
CDARRAUH, Anomty <liL& t>—Office in U&keweli’s
• Buildings, on Grant street, opposite tbe Court
House. ' . jy24:ly
JOHN BARTOtf. Astomty at Lot* —Office, SortFiuTe
of Fifth ttrect, between Wood and Southfield, in the
<une budding with Alderman Morrow. BCp3O-ly
/IEORGE K. GILLMOKE, Attorney and Vaunttllor at
. vJ" l aw.—Office removed to the Sd door below Grant si n
on Fourth, to tlie office lofely occupied by Alderman Uil
tt. mar3P
'\T BUCRhIASXJifi. Alderman —Office: Fourth street
JSI • third door above SmithfieldfSoutb side.
* Conveyancing of all kinds don. with the greotesicare
. • nd legal accuracy.
Titles to Real Estate examined, &c. novlS
g BIDDLE ROBERTS, Attomty at Lav. Office No.
« 133 Smilhfield stroet, between Fmh and Sixth.
, Collections carefully attended to—special attenuo
g wen to Conveyancing. [dccfltly
Dr« Charles Bofmait)
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, baa removed his
Office to No. 730 Bmithfield street, between Sixth
and Virgin alley. [dec3o
IS, p* A Q* I*. B. Fctterman,
A TTORNEYSAT LAW-Officeon Fourth street,be«
A. tween Wood nnd Smilhfield. . jan2s:y
“ "\YiW7WiUM,
A TTORNEY. AT LAW—Office s second story WU-
AkinsHall. .. Jan24:ly
Wm< o»H. Robtnsoni
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 99, on Fourth
J\ street, opposite the Mayors Office. |aug3l?y .
-■ Ssmoel P. Roai,
" A 'TTORNEY AT LAW—Office m Fourth street, near
J% Grant, id Lamartine Buildings. mar29:w
Jt I)* Jeanlngit
. A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Of-
Jx -See, Lowne's Buildings, Fourth street, between
SmUhfield and Oranu . apfi
. J, 8» Hamilton,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,haa removed to the office in
Fifth street, between wood and Smithfield streets,
formerly occupied by Thos. Hamilton, Esq., dec’d f ana
wUL Attend to the business remaining unfinished npon Ills
docket. m*yl3
roznrj. nrrcaKL—— • • • «~samuxl palms*.
OUehc! A Ftlmsr,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW—
J\. Offie4on Fourth street,a fewdeon btl&to SmuJ\fUl&,
AUbustness entrusted to their care, promptly attended to.
Collections made and Conveyancing executed on mode*
tate terms. febll:lf
Law Partnerships
THE subscribers have associated themselves in the
practice of Law, under the firm of Black ft Wash
isctos. One or the other of them, when not engaged in
Court, can be found at ail times in the office; on Fourth
street, Pittsburgh, now occupied by Mr. Black.
SAMUEL W. BLACK.
febB READE WASHINGTON.
. Or* Georg# neOoob
:TTAS selected Plusbßrgti as his permanent residence.
IX ife has token tho house lately occqpled by Alder*
mm Miller,on Fourth street, near Grants UamedJfttfily
adjoining the “Lamartine House.” Ills Office us attach
ed lo hiu residence, where he will constantly be found,
unless absent on professional doty. Office hours from 7
o'clock*. • w. to 0 o'clock* a. m,, and from 5 p. m. to 7 r.
a. novd
HENRY W. WILLIAMS, 4&mev and VourueUor at
Law, (successor to Lowrio L Wllhwpsi) Office at
the old stand, Fourth sL, above Smithfield.
THE Portnershipheretofore existing between Henry
W- Williams. Esq.,audrays»lf,in thepracllceofthe law
was dissolved by mutual consent on the SBtb nIL. and the
■ Vuainess wtllhereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil-’
tarns,,whomll most cbeerlblly recommend to all for
whom? have the honor to ao business—as a gcnUcouuk
every way worthy of tlieir confidence.
dcclß-ly WALTER 11. LOWRIE.
■VTEW DAGUERREOTYPE BOOMS. Hufii’i Buitd-
Av mgr. FoxtrthttruL —Hotjon A Atfvnoifr.Dagnerreo
... ■ typist* from the Eastern cities, wouldcali theuiontion of
. the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns.
■ to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the thud so-r cf Baikc* bailding- 4th rt
> -Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assnred that
i ruojjaina shall be spared to produce them ! In tho highest
y . peibaSm ofthe art. Our instruments are of the most pow
. «iful;kind, enabling us to execute pictures udstmtaSsed
«hmSd “ The^Uo •»
jar wm£nUu
.^K^“?s Yen!n,loan ft. mo™ I
THtM> srasßjr, orposmt te* ?o«-oxrics; '
MAPS; 1 Landscapes, Bili-he ads .Show-bin. r.if} U Ji Q
Architectural and 1 Haehtne Drawings! Ba2&e»i
and Visiting Oaxds, etc.; Ehtgraved or Drawn on Sw
and Printed'in Colors, ((Sold, Btonie. or Black, in tS
style and at the most reasonable pricer
j’ '
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1 ’ *
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Baamtss
**»» T,a «?*» 38 f «<U.
As {ot Harnden tt Co- 5 *
°-.-******et.; one dogrK»lM» Wood, febl
fe# b -
N DecUcmnFaxhangs
• Com and Bank Notes, No. 05 Market meet, tebt •
! ; A • j and Brau No. 70 Second
; XA.MtreetfbetweeoMnrket and Ferrvatreem. fdbt *
BtokstUer, Stationer aad BtmUr.
■ VtJulft.strcett between Wood and Market ■ jan7
A; McNULTY fc CO., Porto ardtng and ComtxuitdH 1
• mmJuuiis, Canal Basm. mar 3 -
XKTM* • DYEfi, Qtqc*t ana Produce Dtaitr. No. ICS'!
? T Liberty street, Pittsburgh..; . r mftrl7 |
TP HN M S CLOSKKV,TO»tordmf Clathiir, Libeny street
v baiween Sixth ana Vxrgia alloy t aoath side. seplO •
;McSTlilN,sra«.FtfMadCTandO«i r&itt*r. Smith
field meet, between Diamond alley and Fifth bl
KING t MOORHEAD, WhalaaUOnun and Product
.Jtafcn.ffo £7 Wjood ilrcet. Pitubarffh rmv23
C'3 ( i?i^y^f^ IRD t^ rere * on, . z ' K * ,r »i Wood atreet,
second door Irom Water, will keep constantly on
band n well selected lot of Clothing- marltl V
SEEE, (successor to Mdepht A liSE,) Wool DtaJn
disr Me7cAani ’ {ot *ta «>• <"•
,T. f u Pg T > C«iSniMKn» Merchant,
win P ?£r a,ldl Ro *»> 'Ofn'i- Penn and It-
Jal4
S^td J 7SSP}^^h ImpofUTand Dialcr in Fot
and Domestic Hardwart, corner of Second and
ireeifl 0c29
YOSEPH MAJOR, Moat Stori, Slup Chandlery anfl
Ur< 011 Factory -,?,V’
r>~ A-FAHNECTOUK^^nnstois'i)^ririS'.
o^vote>^ ommßn,l ' vood,,recu ' ttnf^ er
V » of Tin, Copper
WoSd nodMirk"? " C ' 17 Flfth “ r " 1 ’ l,e f^io“
*V r ?i£^f , i comer ol rum and Wub'd
*JJ®f : u > A k«ve C H Kay, where he is prepared to
'^TTr!J-^4£ np - l .r 0n o Cj r “ lm Jf_£ lld binding pecS
JiSuSLS ar 4^ol ? V r , koUtaU »»* Rcuttf iiiaUT~vn
j£««rSS'
t HUlmrtygireel, andS3Dmioonil alley, Q jk”
'IT' IMJ * FlhNiiY, Agents (or the Otlawiin Mutual
JA fwttroitei Ccntpony, of PliLj&delDtiia * * (he \t'n rn
* bONS *?■(?'* Aloirri end SS
nitting IniotakiTj, corner of Penn »nd Si Clair
.ueeia, opposite (he Rreianre. Entrance on Pemi nttl
rpROTH & SCOTT, iraoiaai. and Jtarti
X Boott, Sluia,3Umkj, Carpetßa,,, *e~SwTo™~ 0 ™~
orFdarth and Snmhfield *U.,PtOßhonth. £a. [rarUS-y
JOHN A. Ciuig, late of New UiboD,o,-*WB S*TT«nm
& SKINNER, JjfSJS
V./ No.S) Market istrect, Pin*.
n?l ~" n *° *« 1
.'PMi ATM. yi t
M U ‘ LEB * RICKETSON, Ww3SoS£JJ2Sw:
"ft p°” cra of 'Vine* and Segar»; N0j1172
and 174, eomerof Liberty and Irwin street*,Pinjborgfc,
Iron, Nails,Cotton Yarn.*, &e., constantly on haad
_§*®‘ Jl* UTSZI '"*■■■ >»•• M’nnurs-i»
SEE k McDowell, {veccsasots to Kksb &
Ul kETSKS,J tWi»fua!«<md lUatlDnfandPmtnftim
*tm, coi ;r of Vfooi »ueci anil Virgin »l!ev, PoytU
nans prt jripuonj corcfolly compounded night and
IK- ; ■ oci3:tf
SM'fiINLEV f £bwii and Or%etrunutt Ptstmsr*
• de ** CT ln PAINT®. No. 44 JL Clair «L. Plrt£
S®?** has easnuaUp otr hand aU kind* of pAiWeiiher
f a P*2,«d Copal VarnLtb; LlnseedOil;
Botled Oil] Spinu ; Windotr Git*?, of all
tile*. Puuy, Pami Brushes, Ac;, all of ihe host qualify!
and for »ale at reasonable prices. cepir 1
, liuo WJUlwas,
AxjL twcsn ut andJgd ■creci*. * £ •
Si orris ft Uatvonu. ' 1 '
TEA DEALERS AND IMPORTERS OF WINES
brandifa k*. S;
rug inttgh, • . tnaysi
Dsutsl Vouncnon,
House, sign, and ornamental painter.
liberty trtcr » °PPo«iie Hand. AH work neatly
executed. Orders pnnctaally attended to Imar2fcy
£l*o. Stockton.
LATE Johnston t Stochion, BOOKSELLER, STA
TIONER. PRINTER and BlNOEft, comer of Mar
tel end Third streets. Pittsburgh, Pa W.'.'J
W„ J. A. Coulter,' ~
HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, cor
nerof Wood nnd Third sUieta, trader St. Chnrlee
Hotel, Pittsburgh. Pa. ( ip^j
JABIE3 C. WATT, I
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. SB Mar Lee etroer,
Second and Third m., Piiuburtb, Pa
John a. ii, fountain “
OLD EAGLE SALOON, where he solicit, the pa
tronage of ihepnbllc. Re hopes, by his endearon, to
mam the favor of his friends. feb2J*tf
Thomas il, Little,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
FIFTH STREET, between Wood and Market streets,
opposite Iron City Hotel. AH kinds of Jewelry
made and repaired. [aprs?iy
„ ■ JAMBh A* JOfißi;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
coaakß or usxbtt akd baso rratrrs.
A COMPLETE assortment of Drugs, Chemicals and
Family Medicines, always on hand. (opr9
” c. A« ft CO„
TRANSPORTERS, FORWARDING AND COM*
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Depot, Canal Basin, 403 Penn »i,
. npTlfi ; Puofrurfjk.
PAUL ft RUOOOCKf
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
and STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. 7 Watxb traxsT,
aprLtf Cincinnati, Ohio*
BAROIEa & SBBRIDAS,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS;
IMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE
HUTLT SXtCUTAO.
Fevrtb, Itlcy Markit ttrett, puaburgh.
thobuui woods. * - ••■saisukl woods
T. WOODS a BON,
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
jalO No.Ot warn arnttr, mrsiiDßgg. -
ror ii L - . eiiOoes ■—* ■ , . AL y EKD r. anantni.
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS,:
Null, Epictt,ConftcUonarsi,£ugari, Cigart, 4c.,4c.
no. 6 WOOD STSBXT, XAS7 BIDE, Sltl WATXB,
inlyl PITTSBURGH.
SABIVBL P. BBRITUD,
WHOIESALB GROCER,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND SEALES lIS PITTBSttBOn JLASBgACTOBEB ARTICLES,
Nat. 130 and 133 Sue nd Si., belaun Wood and SmtiAfati,
Lalilf * Pittsburgh-
Georgs Beals,J«*.,
Tltf
J3JL Retail, No, IS Warn) itrtct, JHtuburik, Pa. Con
aurally on hand, a general nnd extensive assortment of
ALL Bins, of BRUSHES, at the lowest Eastern prices,'
N. B,—Machine Brashes, Ac*, made to order at the
shortest notice. mar3o:y
L. B. WATBBSCAB.* ■ *B. H.WATEBUAS... W. S, WATEBUAIt,
. „ !<• 8. W atermau & Sous. ;
XVTIIOLE9ALE GROCERS, Commission mil
V» warding Merchami;Dealer* in all kinds'
duee and PJUsbgrgp Monofaclnred Articles, and
for sale of Richmond and Lynchburg mnuufac?
baceo.
James p. Uoibuli.
RECTIFYING. DISTILLER
*SB DKtUS lil
Foreign and Dameitie Wintt, Ztjaorj, Cigi
Nov 107 Liberty si. corner of Bukei’s sile\
. noTlfli ' Piiabumh'Pa,
' : ■.■■■■■ ■ M.B. : —--
(Bgccmoi io 1. S. Bonnit & Co I
-Wholesale- GmnfrßMtlfyiag Distiller.
• N • ; r? :
FOREIGN-AND DOMESTIC WINES
LIQUOfiS, CIGARS, PRVITB, NVTS, *c
IM Liberty Btreet,PmßbnrKh. ■ a pi)
wns 8. uhsidt> n. n, {TASLxrr.
KENNEDY & HASLETT, utv * rt '
, Succ*».o*» TO Ktimsr A. Knox.
WhoUsaUani RtmtlTtcaUri in Watches, Jtatltv, Stlvsr
m Aoiitu, ; CwnbS, At.
No-94 M?ikei ;tweL 6ftw«n Sti #L and the i Diamond
w * ny rei,alrei -
<ft P.siftniiai]. '
(Buocft»»or lo Somuol C: Hill,) '
• ' IBTPOttTXB AND DXAUOI Ilf VASNCH AWn AHYnTriw
PAPERHANGUTOSIAN™
Windoui Shadtt; Fir# Foard Prints, ift V,
Al#o—Writing, Priming and Wrapping p»pexiy > '
bftween Fourth Bt-ond Diamond alleyl’woilui'ie ■
JS* PiUsburth. Pa.
COENIHO»,JI*m|*SD^xnTif6TaKTO,
P ;,. . (Over Jones’Drag Biore,t
AINTER of HOUSES, BANNEhs, DESIGNS,
Emblem#, 4c. Also, Steeplee-end-hll difficult elc
The best and Cheapen Signs in the Cuy. [feb23
bblalforaals low DyBJL
1. - .*-; ' .*
4 ’Sf rtftfap » Wk -treat, im-
JJ,. JJg o Jft*®}? opposite the Theatre,: xetoedrfißlr-to*
• pnbhftin he has
Unflextaker. He
jf *JJfiS keeps onliand Coffioeof ail
l raSs& , S^(o , Sf Oß ' l, ' Bnd necewary
DUedWri?^ , ’ I S°r bo \"' 11114 le f dan com >« will bo Bup
gSw£ltotrßittn<,l,B*r^'***eaxnaBaal”^y
A £rari Founder* ias rebuilt ami
»f 4 *E t i ifle sy ihi * ola »tand.No.m, Bo
h^ Q n !nn! cn^ I^Gt Ferry streets, w tiers hewill
b VhnJiJ 4 ‘. 0 *“ “* 0,4 fuiomeni ondSeud..
16 ofc b n , JfS eamJ> W ®° 4 boU » <tf every size, from 10 to
1°“ fa»H PaUeroji of tire matt approved
3£«rjsto.teisir«,
«aasßaßssssasa' l '” - '
tailri An&AtlTOctia* Mt
michinfirv*- ThA^hJill- for reduction: of fnctloa in
undcompouuon cantoUMoi
SESptesasya
»ltoiSvonhßJd W;ll:,Ill ® led 00 089 or bolh ,Ue *' con
W Sr ° llilllll S*> of <>«ry description, made
~^L d ii r ?^i Ca ' p , c , I ’ te ™ would find it to their ad van
ll® oottoow furnish them with
planred sloUsnltahla fort Terr dtaerlßuon of mti ,
W.WHWIK&IUJi. L~L..« nn.n.w
d. cxrsKwanAM-. n?2JJJ*
City Glass Works.
'V. Cunningham & co,
«t.. MsmnrActtrMss or
„ Jir l^ X>OW t
iw» SSI Zlarktt tireet, bcit&tcn Ftni and £ia>mL
-tl/ 1 Particular aucnitou paid to odd aisos^ 1 a?bo
Dealer* lnFilnt Gla«,Vlala.^noit". ,”S ” y aA v ’
Qope Poundrr< ~
„ coohAan, M'biude a ccT,
■ft *“ ar Pvtitncrgh,
M BparaSd^S’gslj;*
esa^wnatafeß
< Wrought Iron Wort of every denenpaon.
i.J mm - stoabt'* BttL f TBO,U * *■
Gaoctu, abd Psobvce Cobotujob Hticuan,
T) F ™ rtb,
ofwi^’r’|p,’ O dSc t ft! " l,, ‘ ltt " ll!o, ‘ I ”“ d 10 "> f “k
Hont®Mlobt Diltell
£Ror X u «r« c 2:'*&?**■MoorbeuUMcGilU
e W* P ! ,ub, *tthi Pwner & McMillan,
lawmant Jo*. R Morrison. Kw,y St. I^d*
Tjßyoois/^S^raS?^
U *tr«J,ihrccdoanßboyoTfjird.pitiJbttrth winhav*
a w*Uaclecwd**»rtmtot of iho ten
re« d *!^^hU ®W'b *io. »M «H oa ihe moil
..WVBjefans-oendln* ordem will be
swssisyssfij. ,^w, * d w!A " iMtt
BiSfSS 1 ?" Of wiUbe aecaretely B»d nceily
or nigbL f m 1,8 ***** oawrtil*,« any hoar of the day
for iblc, a luge Block of freih and rood PEBFU
dec.I9
THe Old Printing Ei'tnbli.iiment.
, , & rroctio.i’*.)
•and. Stank Beak and Btalimurg Wonhsmu
\V *’ DK V uti. la crccutt nrt y ,tvitof
Ptintinr inS Ca ?*J * na B«s*iabom» Job
■*& farm»b erery article
is too Biink Book) Pi]Kr &od Suuooefr tin* «<
• ImT l ' rtmßSOffico 6nd B«* Biudtry.No SO Tfcirf
m>rlO
ft. C. STOCKTON,
... ILau JWtnstea * SiteJkun i
??rnM 1 n ,r ' **•*•!»■•»♦ Tf**»*«rlfc tHoflar,
YaTOLU) refiwarolly latlto ifc* antotioa of M«r-
JiiLA^/yv,^”*! ol, » l,u n? «* «W«' aw*
?■■BOOKS,c*Bttauor®f&)f BooHufoarnal*.
Book,, of every
iija, entdd of the t‘C It paper, aod boaod intke moat do,
uoo. Blank B«i« ntled and boond to
:r
a
vYbBACO ***** ' ' '
;na I R U OKBSTE A D MANUFACTURER, K».
.r* ®¥w Fat*tm*nh Raw, Liberty muXy ha* on hind a
large ttoek of Chair* aa4 Uc4«ieads of evenr detent
uon.aattde of the be« nuUnai*, which he will *tU low
er<banartlclt*ofth*»aae quality caa be cold In the
city. lie would call particular attention to hi* luge
rockofcuhownTandwalnttt chum and Bestead*,
?tiD«tert W # ,cI, *V fftoaily rtdccctl price*. &\*o t
l uKTflftO of erery de»cnpUoocioc wed in the ocatest
Banner.
Order* left at the Wareroom*,or at the MM, corner of
Adam* ana Liberty urecu, wuJ ta promptly mended to.
auuvi
liofflo OMnlfotJu.
JOSEPH D. ABELL,
‘ d is£rw *' Nbural Waur, Paunt
Hcdtnnt #.ul I7<iw Btsla.cf «r«r» li.icWpiun, ■
AUo-WINDOW GLASS-. * ’
Keeps ep&iuntly on hand ft general anortmem of the
ft«>OVe afuClC*.
fIJ'A I do other Green Glati Factonc* ere *|l
stopped, ** u the cuitoo m imomer, this Factory u not*
in fuli operation, qnd t?i{ieon ftnurtn eporanon tatijura*
•vtif ana wnitr.
Onler# tbsnlrfully aonelled and will be filled at the
thortest nouce.
ffrjrofthoui#, AV.Ud Stccni Wood and
Smwjfitid txrexu. [iy29-*flo !y
rcal estate tmosEd.
HENRY W. FItJH
HAS opened sn Office at the cotner of SrahhUeM and
Fifth streets, Pittsburgh, known a* the «Great
uarpftlit will devote hi* entire time and at*
tention to the Ftire&iut, Salt and Exchanst ef Rial Bs
<atr. in city and country.
From hi* acquaintance with the famine**,he hope* to
•aUiry all who may favor him with Agencies in their
hoe of busmen.
Thompson He!!,
H, U.APCnUough,
Geo, V. Gillmore,
I. K. Moorhead.
Thog. Howard,
1 aifSETT e. oiuo,
. {Bttccei*or» to the late firm of John Sheriff A Co)
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
AND MANUFACTURERS
of Brass Faucets, steam and Gas
t - 1 Cock*, with all the various articles
o»ed m the P L UM BING BUS!-
NESS,Not. JB7andlW Firststreet,
. The above arc now prepared to manufacture and keep
constantly cn hand every variety of Guare and Steam
Cocks* inch as are used by Engine builders and Plumb*
ers; aisp, Gas Chandeliers, Pendents, Brockets, Gas
Pipe,Ac., &0., Ac. [nov2£>
rtJSiyX-' 1 K. a. BIQSILUWt'MiH^>
XSgSSZtIr- mimf *TOMi off YfflSi£gS^&.
CARRIAGES, BcoatEa, Status, Fancy Carrlaaea, 4o ,
on which la need Spront’a PatentCemblncd Spring Draco
A Reach, Diamond Alley, between Wood and. Stnlthueld
aireeti, Plttabnrgk, Fa.
KTAII work warranted to bo made from the beat New
ark Hickory, and none bnt the beat Juniata hammered
und rolled Iron med In thheatabliahment.
/MM. LYON, Esq.
Or. E. D. «AZZAM?
EDW. HEAZELTGN, IJiq
TH. HABTLEY.
AplJXAffDEft A SOWS
MatSßajuio Fonmsntito
Wte!
Entrant! on JP«rm rcß
'ly inform their friends ant!
. jarod to fcinish and attend
"> Vntertakers. as: they have
quit tho business of: Cabinet Making, and their attention '
. will be devoted altogethcrtn the above bntdneeS; keep a
largo assortment of COFFINS made and finished, cover
ed, andi UpeSitlfte nseteßt manner, with a variety «.
material*, and at allprfoes; We koopSJiBQUDS ready
made, of alUloes, ofSlannel, Cambric; and Muslin, aV
all ntices/and madein the.eaitorn stylo, and all other 1
articles necessery for dresstng.the dead, end famishing
the beSy in ice; bythosowho wish tokoop their friends
puticein
-for laying on 'the'body fLEABEN Coffins] always on
hand. We have n splendid new HEARSE and a pairot
fine horses, and any nnmbet of the best carriages, etc
etc.} and-wIU be prompt,punctual; and reasonable.
- «*r ““ ’ '
■ _• Bprfup IPi»al»»<m for, 18Sft : -r_ ’
■ ® THIS beautiful style of R4TS received r,nd for
«iifale by JAMES WILSON,
marT oorncrof Wood at. ami Diamond alley.
ra» NO, 108 WOOD 9TBEBT.' /££&,
.UM. FAU, FASHIONS I .;r| I
fiecoived at tho OLD Bland of <J.\V,
GLABSGOW. Beebe A Co.’s FalLatyle ofHats for
1850. Those in want of. aaood Hat oroOBj>«:at a small
advange abore cost for Dash, will ploaae e»,» -t No. IDS
Wood BjrecTiOW side,third door below fifth strerl
an(t3l:4m 1
«tir*en city sntrt Store. ■
-VTO, i»a St.ClBlr the! bridge,)—a
Xa large assortment of ourowu make constantly on
hand.. Customer SHIRTS made to order promptly.
deoMily Attf.£Vh\
\ 4 * , ***7 i '\
* S'-- •■ ;• L : '*>•■ -i*™•-!.:■
. •>«
SEIM
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1851.
SoeiiUßs (garba.
Ira B, Heney.
John P. Ferry,
Lyman Wiltn&rtb,
Cap*. William Wardi
W.O. Loille. [ieplu:y
74UXS0U}.
OanlegsHanntaotonr>
aWK&X?ICE9.
•-£ y T.-T'y-iT"; V->...
•-“T »; *■':'+*: *
, \ * 4 v s r
- V
V ** t
.■•*.■' '.■■■ \-■ ■■•S...'. •:• • c
©migration £mss.,
. igcney for Different, lines of Paefeet Ships,
figgTPASSENGER OFEI
305 LiSEETr st , pmsßtrßaß
■ Pat P* W. BYHNRS & C0.,Q9 Soul!i rtren, comer Qf
; Pint, Ncv> Tirr b; 3i WaUrlot Road, liotrvok; and 65 I
Graoitr ttrttU'Nae Orttant. ' J . ■ i - ..
II AS A LINE OP PACKETS Boiling every fire days'
-LL from Liverpool taNew York) aXihe of Packets
front-Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the'iSth of each
month; alone of Packet* to Baltimore op the 20th o.
each month. Also—a Line of Packets oil the Bth and
24th of each month from . London and Portsmonth to
New York. i
ALSO— Drafts atslght always on hand, for any amount,
■at the lowest rates of discount! and ! ell information
given concerniag'.paeßengerSj-that can bo (riven, with
pleasure, by their Agent. • JOHN THOMPSON,
Ju« 205 Liberty st.j Pittsburgh.
; ... BfaACK-B&ui. live;: :
EWtfegATION OPFlnp,
lyfrjjfßßlgfflk *T TSI CiTHOUO BOOK BTOBE, .
'aaHMMa, : A’o. 07[iVW gmithjitld:
rnHE undcriigncd lake* this method of informing his
A fnends and the public in general, that he ha* opened
Ah Office at the above stamen place, an&ifc prepared to
remit mopey m sums of $$ and upwards, payable at
siphttin any town m England, Ireland, Scotland and
Ho U also prepared to brine oat passengers from Liv
erpool to &ay port in the United .States. Being con
nected with a house of each long standing as that ot
Messrs. Roche Brothers feMosierson, and by his strict
attention to busmess, the subscriber trusts he will merit
the confidence of those who may favor hip* with their
patronage. For particulars, please cal) at the Emigra
tion Office of the undersigned. Agent.
W.B M’CONLOGUE,
No, 67 Fifth st,, near Sraithfidd,Pittsburgh
Ilifcrenus— Hon John B. Guthrie, Mayor of Pitts
burgh, James Blakely* Esq, John. J Mitchel, Esq.,
lion w. Porter, Alderman M. W Lewis, Offices of toe
Morning Chronicler, Post, and Pit'sburgh Catholic.
febl4.3m
Bow anangementi*
LINE OP PACKETS
foeraiiiW Philadelphia
SEnBfIBSE. to sail prom Liverpool
iJSSrfi BHOWJ«E r An*wC4a4, 1000ion*..ISlh Dec
LON DA R,/ <?. Barstow t &iO tons*. ... -* --tSth Jan
NEW SIUI\—,SSO .vr-iSthFeb,
The above ship* ere bmit of the brstmatenols and af
ter tho mom approved models tot swiftness, combined
with ike modem improvements fof the comfort of pas
r* Their commander* are men of known ability
These packets will take advantage of steam tow
boat* up iba Delaware
Alfo, ship* sailing weesly from Liverpool to New Or
leans Passengers can get up the river chesp through
the winter °
For terms of Serond Cabin and b tee rave passage- ap
ply to or address by letter (post paid),
P. VV. BWINES&CO-,
69 South street* cornel of Pme, New York ;
.13 Waterloo Rood,Liverpool;
J or to JOHN THOMPSON.
- noviljy 80S Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
FOUISICIH PASSQJSUKU OfPICU*
SHIP AHOY! ! '
WHO COMMANDS! . f|gijgk
UAHSDXSS 6 CO.,
Wuo have appointed the subscriber Agent for their unri
vailed Ur.ei of Ships-from Liverpool to New York
Philadelphia and Boston.
Leuhelriendaof Emigrants be careful it> have their
arrangement* made according to the «iw frpcißb* Law.
and take no marP* receipt, vrjtfcooMiavinr it inserted;
otherwise the? will have lopay inUverpooLbcfore thev
*hm.
The following U the list., according to ?atr i
C*Ba. Bread. 3 a Eta. Beef or Fork,
l u floor, w JpiaiVtficrar,
5 Oatmeal, 3 JQ. Sugar.
9 “ rim, * llSluw,
6 41 Potatoes, * ?os-Tca*
With three quar.% of Water peT day. and tafficientf
for Cooking,
The caboose ami cooking-ranees for the tt.ro ot Poo
»«ieer*,are aepi ondercover; fcvery attention will be
paidtopromotethm healthandcomfort-
Hank of .England Notes and Poreiyn Eaohwijre pur
chased at current me*.
Lreatita, Penstoar, Ac.-, Ac , coUectcd, and
cop.ce of V> maproe tired, wuu every other basinet* con
nected with aa Luiopc&n Agent .’■■.•■
- - * - JOSHVAROOINSON,
«p*i Post fctiiiiduci.curncr offlflfa end S^oodax*.
flSSUTTAHCUSS'■■■L&gffer
flip ™ SBB
I-ANU, IRELAND,
SCOTLAND, WALES.
FRANCE,aa4 GERMANY,
To any unauai, by
Joihaa Uobtnaoa*
ifotejMan A£tnt, P*u Bittl4ing» % eaf. FytA and WooJsU
©ranaportation £ittes
iBsi. mmt
Clerchanta'Trancportatfcm Line
(VU. CA*4L A«> XAtUtOaDS.)
FOR PHU.ADnUMUA DtHfcCT. (17* WITHOUT
iu>smppiNo.
V‘ 'l.te > A&ULTYS CO. f
Concl Jlasin,^Peon at., Pittsburgh.
CHARLES iUYiYOJL
Central Biock Road sl. T PhUada.
WK Ate prepared to receive a large amount of Mer»
ebandizo and ProdociMu ship, on the opening of
the Canal, to Philadelphia and all intermediate place*,
at toetr raw, and m tm tom, than in any previous sea*
son
N. n.-Thfi increased number of Truck* protideU by
die Canal Commissioner* for carrying boats over the
Stale Railroad, «nll prevent tiny possibility of delay at
Johnstown, Ifollidayaborsh or Columbia, this season-
C. A. M'ANULTV',
Canal Baim.
Youuiiiooß&sir aopTßi
rwrs!srrTnu« wlei in* mottm. nocnrs
TO BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA!
J£|2L& rrhe steamer THOMAS SHBIVER,' M.
ffiaBHBMAiLCT. Matter, Icavca Pittsburgh, from her
wharf boat, above the Monongahela bridge, dally, at 4
o’clock, P. M- and West Nowton at 8 A* &, ranging ia
connection with a daily linn of splendid Troy bail!
coocbes to Cumberland, and Railroad llience ta Balti
more and Philadelphia.
For farther information enquire of
• ■ ■ ■ O, M, HARTON,
Passenger Agent, Monongabela House;
or, Copt. JACOB SMITH,
Freight Agent, Wharf Boat
4cc2o^Jro
fgoUls, &c.
""" h. W. Smlll>,
IRON CITY HOTEL,
Fifth Slrt&t4tu*m Wired and Marltti, Piuiburrh.
IP* OooABTABUNO nimohtd toiheWm. |j nr 7 v
national Hotel, E>tttaimjr«rt>7
e "**
THIS House bavins undergone a thorough repairing
and lilting up, bom inside and out, (ho subscriber is
determined to n«o every exertions inhle power to make
all comfortable tbit think proper to call with him The
Table will be always supplied with the best the market
affords. The Bar will be supplied with the best and
choicest liquors.
Attached to the house Is a good stable, attended bv a
good Hostler- JAMES REAMER: iron 1 ■■■
"‘“""BBOtVN’S HOTEL co "**“ n
CORNER dPSRITHPIBLD AND fami) STS.
.Pittsburgh. Pa. ’
BROWN & CONNELLY, PROPRIETORS
N, B—flood Siahhng 1 attached to the house.
OBSSHSBBRQH h“otb;T- —~
(HUUUIJGH’S OU) StJIUD.)
THE subscribes having loused the above well know
and excellent esmhuohment, is nowpreparcdto”n
tertaia bis friends and the traveling public generally In
the best,marmot and on themost reasonableterns ‘ ’
His TABLE will at all times he supplied with every
-delicacy of the season j and his Bar with the best of Li
quors. ' ■ , ...
aug&tf -v:-;. WM.CLAWanv
i ~ ' 'Ttr»T«Jr HouM,
. hnvingk:
'S3SLtPi» ,uc f ,!e^,d Mf.Janw
«"»* *»*
Hcwill keep .constantly; pa band every delicti™ m
theseoson, ahb, SawJdJMi<i:CA.!t 9 T9r 888,*c., anJ"hJR
Bab will at all time; ba.f oppiielwith the tttoicMr £, .
;, . W. C.OALI.AOHgp ‘
“OUR HOUSE.” ~
SHELL OYSTERS AND GAME received dailv it
•‘Ora HoOT*i"-NO.'M'Diamond alley, i aa,l s' at
jaltlm •• v 1 ■■ , , WM. BENNETT
1 To the JLaGleo7~ ■ 1 1 r*
TirE HAVE NOW FINISHED 'is. dozen- nr t
W fins black «»J iambs Waol
ore softer in the wopland more durable tn the cofonhan
any •wo have, heretarore made. Every article'in “iS2
Sock, Undershirts and Ihawcra, Jadtes’and
underclothinv.made toorder with pnbctaaUiv ouaten s
The Old Established Stocklng HanufaotorV Fim.
<>ecO W PALY A cn
~~ surer Forfc«i Bnoon., etc, “
manufacturerof standard silver; ■ oar OWn
JOHN B M’FADftEN * CO
- 00lS4 SS M.r*,
TLJKIMSTONE—I2bDI» loriaje by- '——
JD marts B A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
rfgashi f S srsw®w* l
* .
. Valaable Estate far‘Sale<
-THE SUBSCHIBER offera for Sale, on favora-
Mfgj bieteraiß, the'following Real Estate, in the Cay
Pittsburgh,vix: 1 ; r J -• r 5
\No,*,Three valuable three, story* brick dwelling
houses, on Second street, between market and Ferry
Btreets.thelotsbeirrgeachlofeetfrontby6Odeep.-
r-TJoj.2/Contains STfeet front on Third fleet, adjoining
the Third Presbyterian Choreh, on which |s erected one
' four story brfekhbuse, tised'as a printingoffice, and one
two story brickWarehOuee.' ■ •• *
■.. No«3.TsvololsuiFaUaton, Beaver county, being lots
Nog. 3 and 4, being about 100. feet square J on which U 1
, erected oneblOck'of four frame dwellings, and one sepa-i
rate frame dwelling , all two stoneh high: ; r
No. 4. One lot 50 feet front on Backstreet,opposiiethq
above, and extending .10 tho top of the hillj -: i
No. S. TWO beach lots, each 00 feet front, and running I
from thOTUad-to low water-mark, on the Bur Beaver: I
N 0.6. One valuable, water lot* 100-feei on wheel Knee, 1
wubten shares waterpower attached. t ' 1
N 0.7, One lot opposite the water torrBo feOtfront, and i
extending 10 the top of- the hill, On which is erected pne 1
two story bnck store and warehouse* 28 j also' 1
one frame dwelling, two stones high. # \ ..
No. 8. Onelafgte foil id New Brighton; Beaver county,
being about 140 fect'mr.Broadway, and ahoQt 200 feet
-cep, containing H acre, on. which are erected two large,
ireme dwellings, and one small frame house, used os an
office.- This property was fortnerlyoccupiCa by Mr. X,
c yoald, and is very pleasantly located, being immedi
ately opposite the Falfston Bridge
No-9. One water lot, immediately below Fall«ton
Bndge, being übont 100 feet in length, and extending
irotn Water street to low wuter mark, or towmg path.
the above-property wilt be sold-on very favorable
terms Apply at tho Book Store of R. C. STOCKTON,
Corner Third and Market streets
JOHN FLEMING, A gont
I Orphans’ Court Sale.
N pursuance of an orderof the Orphan*’ Coart of Al
legheny county, the subscriber, appointed trustee by
J'Ourtumake sale of the estate of the Rev Charles
U Maetnre, deceased, will expose to public sale, at the
Court House, in the city Of Tittsbutgh, on Saturday, the
*GtA of AprU, at 10 o’clock A. M., all that certain mes
suage and
or t tor OR pie6e OP GROUND
sUuatrd in the city of Pittsburgh, Allegheny county. Pa,
of which the Row. Chtu.B. Maguire aied, seized in his
,£ me ? u .° 08 of fee » being pan of Lot No 480. in Col.
L '▼Gods* plan Of the town Of Pittsburgh, which said piece
or parcel of ground was conveyed by James McCul
lough ojxd wife to the said Rev- Charles B Maguire, by
deed, dated the 27th day of April, A D 1825/and record
ed in theTecbrdiug office of Allegheny county aforesaid,
In Beed Book No 2,V0) 33, page 28th, boundedand de
scribed as follows Beginning at the intersection of
Cherry alley with Liberty street, and running thence
along the line of Liberty street to n point seven feet
irotn the lower or wcsiwardly corner of a brick house
erected upon tae premises, the same to bo measured I
from the corner of the brick walls of sold building, I
thence by a tine alright angles with Liberty street, and
parallel to the western end of said building to Cherry I
illey aforesaid, thence by the line of said uey to the |
naeeor beginning, which said boundaries enclose the (
>nek boildtog aforesaid. Together with a small tnan-1
pe lying eastwardiy thereof, and seven feet of ground |
ying west ward ly of said building |
tMtM] ROBERT WATSON, Trustee
M ADDITIONAL SALE OF
TPorcy Toms Lota In East 'Liverpool, O.
HE reccui unprecedented eale of Low. Irt the above
thnvicg Town having nearly exhausted those; pre
viously. lain out, and pbe demand still- continuing, L fhe
undersigned has been induced to Jay out’a portion of
al.i property in town lots as above, and offers them for
sale at prices and terms that cannot fait to meet the
newsof those wishing to purchase. ' It is needless to
say anv thing of the location of the town and prospects,
lit having been sufficiently described in recent advert
isements,} other than that over one hundred lots have
recently changed hands, and been purchased by those j
wiMi:ngto procure a desirable home. i
. IS®, ab ° v « J°t* arc among the, most eligible and desi-1
rablein the place, and are pnadpaliylocatedinthecen-1
tre of those recently sold. . ; •
, a to thepropnefor m Liverpool,
or to James Blakely, Esq n Foarth street, Pittsburgh.
„ . JOHN S: BLAKELY? r
ha»tLivetpooi,>>b.2nd,iS3i; , (febl^dawf
T-: a«#i Syuu for Sale.
HE andenuut* cflen for sale n large number of
valuable building lots, and eoroo very desirable sites
lor manufactories* In the borough of Birrointflmm; loca
ted near (bejtew Public School House and English Lu
theran Church. • °
Tbe grotvih of Birmingham in population and
wealth, the reasonable prices ax
■?? uP -I 0 * 4 . w, ii ßesold, will reader them qsafe and pro*
Cable Investment. Title penect. Terms favorable
ror particulars and terms enquire of the unaersiimed.
ihe oUice of Geo. FGilmore, lisq.j on Grant street,
P ii?.bargb, between 3d and ; 4th s;teeis*or oTWilUaia.
. - For Bole* "
A 'GBOUNp, containing 2} Acres, situate
«**» one railp below tee town of. Beaver. Beaver cbnn*
sftS n .' , W cilt S >• e«eted a new Brick House, 45 b>
40 feet, high, with abasement The hooaehas
F. c s - n -7fi!! Cnlshed, and contains 13 rooms,
u is witeltz ?0U of the Ohio river, and commands
olUe view m and is bounded on the North west by
the State road leading to New Lisbon, Ohio. This pro
perty would be desirable for a country residence, or for
* garden, or summer boarding house. A lot of fi acres
adjoining/it will tic sold with it, tf desired by the pur*
chaser. The terms are. so moderate, that it will be a
bargain to the purchaser. Enquire Of
N. P. A G. L. B. FKTTBRAIAN,
Attorneys at Law, Fourth st
A Taluble Piece of Property ror Sale*
/*IONTAININO 0 ACBES, ntuaie in tie immediate
vicinity of East Liberty, adjoining Jands of Thos-
S!el(Oii,E*q.,and Mrs. Neglcy, about £ of a mite from the
Railroad. This property nas cm u a fine, prospering
young orchard, and is a very desirable situation for a
country residence, being a few hundred yards from the
turnpike, end fronting on the old Mansion road- This
property is also very.suitable for persona desirous of
purchasing-for I acre lots, as 11 points on three different
streets. If notsoidin a body,it will be sold m lots to
suit purchaser*. - For information enquire trt this office
ap'j
For Qonti -
A HANDSOME.STORE, on Market street, between
A Third and Fourth streets, at present occupied by
Mr. Thomas White, as a Dry Good* Store.
Auo*—A large, well .finished ROOM in the second
story, next door to Mr. Duff’s Mercantile College. This
Room is well c aleufotcd and suitable for a Musical Sa
loon or Academy, or could be conveniently arranged as
double offices. E, D. GAZZAM,
opt;tf Office, Third st.,over the Post Office-
Land for Solo*
THE Chartior’s Coal Company will sell some eery d*~
ntabU vtatt pf LAND t wanted on and near the
Steubenville Tampike, and near tho southern terminus
of their railroad.
The Land will be divided into quantities to suit pur
chasers, and the. terms of payment will be very easy.
Enquire of 2 \V REMINGTON;
• -Manager.
FOR SALE.—ALot ofGroaod having a front of CO
feeton Centro Avenue, and running back 868 feet
to two streets. On the lot is erected a large Brick
Dwelling House, nearly newand well finished. The lot
is planted with the best selected Frail, and Shrubbery
the country canafford. if application be made soon,the
property willbo sold at a fair price and terms.
Enquire at the office of WM. C. FRIEND,
: Attorney, Fourth street,
fobUuf between Wood and Southfield.
A BRICK HOUSE on Penn street; rent 3350. ’
A Brick House on Marbary street; suitable for.
two families, 0170.
. A House and Garden on Vine street; $l5O.
A House and Garden, in a pleasant location, two
miles from the city; 0125.
S.CUTHBERT,GcnU Agent, v
mar2l ■ ■ - ■ : 75 Smithfield streoi.
Dwelling to Let*
'VT’O.4S Third street, opposite th? Th;rd Presbyterian
AY Church, and second house from Ferry street.
.This is a. very comfortable dwelling, embracing four
teen rooms and an excellent bathing room, supplied with
hot and cold shower baths, Ac, Situated convenient to
business, market, and in a quiet and pleasant neighbor
hood, Apply,on the premises. ; Cmar29
THAT LARGE DWELLING HOUSE, with
extensive Grounds for Garden and Stables feraii I
auaehed—the Residenco oMhe late Wm. J>. Totten' *
Cliff street.; Possession given on the Ist of March ’
For terms, apply to JD. XL M'ABOY, Guardian, or H.
C.Totten, attha Fort Pm Works. . ; - r/ehis
For Sale,
A HOUSE AND LOT, situated on Piko street,between
il. Walnut and Factory streets,Fifth Ward. Tlla T tit
is as feet front and 100 foci deep, on. UeH there
two small Framo Tenement!. Tenni ea y;—Titf/srS*
SLfSSglgih^Sg of
Birmingham property von aus-iAvahiabia
P'opertyor 53* feet front on Oeht“tr&t?
deep to ErankUn.fitreet* .having a large two story brick
house, arranged separately.Cor two families,*-each hav
ing four- rooms, aw., with ?a largey&rJ. Also,* car-
Peer’s *b°P> oa Franldla sireef The whole will be
sold together at a bargain* Terms easy. • . ?
, . S. CUTHBBRX. General Agent,. -
■■■■. • - ’• ' TOSmithfieid street.
RENT. A well arranged
JL BRICK HOUBE,ittbate on'Webster street. Rem
$175. . Also, a codvenlentßrick House,on Robinsons;.,
•Allegheny> neat the lower bridge. Rent $lOO.
_ a CUTHBERT, Gen’i Agent,
mar 29 • 76 Stolthficldfatreot
■ Oros ana Freoorlptton Storo Kir Bale*.
A DRUG ahd PRESCISPTION STORE,| located in
A: A flourishing and improving part of the city, which
is 3ioing a profi&blt business, is offered for;sale nppa
For further particulars, apply at thla office., ja2S
_ ’TO I*Ot* * ■■■ '■■■'
A TWQ STORY BRICK .HOUSE, on Bant
Elalll Lane. -Allegheny, betweenthe Hand afreet bridge
andAouedudf. Enquire .of H. W.Fiah, Real Estate
Broker? eornerof sth and Smiihfield streets.; [oct29
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TWO fine Houses to rentin East labeny, with good
out Houses, Garden, Fruit, &c.,iec. . Enquire or •
F* R. DftAVO,
marlB . • - - • : :;No.lDianinnri
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A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,Wo. 9, Hay etreeul
Enquire of KING & MOOfmßan
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HEADY MADE CLOTHING.—Bobebt* Cs2STEn.No.
.71 BmiihliLeld .street* dlways has on hand,in addition
lo lua,choice Upctof CJoths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Ac.,
s?’i a S? fi ?* o,ne fashionable assortmentorßcady ■
ihibg/inade to order in - the very i best manner,
which he.wllqe]L]ower than the lowest,TorCash.
ucauihe attention of Jus inends and the
P.°kliG to his stock of Boys’ Clothing, which he flatters
himaeirare surpassed by none wcst.ofthe‘:mdantalna. -
■■• j N0.,71 Sraithfield street.
, aprld ;• (Dispatch and Chronicle eftpy ]
TUST RECEIVEU —At iHoasnr Chssteb’s, No. 71
i»r smunneio street, a new assortment of Gentlemen’s
Fprnisning Goods, consisting* in part, of Shins, Collars
and Bosoms, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Globes. Shoulder
.Brnceß.Sußpenders, Woollen Hose and half Hose. Ac-,
alf:of«?bich wilt be gold low.for.eash- ;
oprll [Chronicle and Dispatch copy ] -
i Cblgivell'a. Empire Clothing' Store*
: ■ .... . iVb. 204 . Liberty ...Strut. !
TOHE attentions/ purchasers is respectfully invuedio
1 the NEW’STOCK OP BPRINGAND SOMMER
GOODS, at his establishment,comprising,(Black, Blue,
-Browm Green and other Broadcloths; Black ana Fig.
ured Cassunercs; Blackand Figured-Satins; Wovo
Marseilles and Cashmere Vestings; a large variety a.
- Linen.and, light'woollenfor the wnrm wpather
All of which will bo made to order in good style and at
low prices. A good assortnrentof Ready Made Clothing
and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, aiwayis on hand
. aprllflm H CHIGNELL
Hew and Fosnienable Gooda.
I TUST RECEIVED at BOOBXBR,& QUIBBLE'S
v Bee Hive Clothing Store, No. 225 Liherty’atreet, a
large and splendid assortment of the latest styles of
Spring and Sommer Goods-, which we aie prepared to
maptUMiuw to erder, in a style unsurpassed in this city,
and at extremely low prices
.rY&.kave on hand a large assortment of READY
MADE CUOTHING, made m*the best nnd. mo i fash-1
ionable > manner*Whidh Wo are determined to sell very I
iowfot cpsh Country merchants, and ihope who buy I
wholesale, will find it to their advantage to call and ex*
a> °mo our stock, before purchasing [apr7.3m
Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat, Mercef I
Meadville Sentinel, Greensburgh Republican,
Washington Examiner, Steubenville Union—copy to
this Office 11 °* BCnd P aper advertisers, and charge
B. lit* AUGUST,
merchant tailor,
No 155 Wood Street , (near Sixth )
ffIAKES this method of retanunghis sincere thanks to
A the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have bestowed on him, End hopes
through strict attention to business and adesireto please
all, lament a continuance of their favors. Particular
attention paid to Children’s Clothing
In connection with the Tailoring Bu miss, he has
opened a Farm hiog Store, with a large and splendid
asgortmejit of Shirts, under Shirts, Drawers, Cravats.
Suspenders, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Jenny Lmd Neck
Ties, self adjustmgStocks,Gloves,} Hose, &c. Togeth
er wnh everything in that line necessary for a gentle
man’sontfit BENJAMIN M ARGUST
apri* (Token copy) * \
James €. Wlatt,
(Fqnaerlj Cuttkb lo lhe lato P
j TX7OUL.DmDSt respectfully- announce to ins tnends
J U vl h !l ab^ m general, that he hosirented. the.
btoie,iV9. 3& market between: Second and Third
inar l^- 6 beiniends carryingah the TAILORING
[ BUSINESS la all its departments* Heis new receiving
tfaßKxra an.enure new stock of
| ouoiiS, for Spring and Summer -wear,. viz: j&uperfine
IJtctuA,; Engluh and American ■ froths; Cnshmdretto
! TteudSi CvavnereSriTmUedSreneh Habit Cloths. a sope- I
.rior article for business Coats,) together with a large os-1
.softmentof plain nniHguTtdCassvnsra. new aod desK
rablestyles. 7 I
Also, tut excellent lot of fancy sdk Cashmere. Satin
■and uZannlto:>VctinsM. all of-which the-subsenber Is j
prepared to make loordeT in the neatest and most tash
lonaule styles, at as low prices as any other establish* (
meat- He therefore hopes by strict.attention to all. or-1
ders intrusted to his care, to merit a share of'public na- I
tronaS « , JAMES C.WATT.
No. 38 Market, between Second and Third su J’r
TO TAILORS.—i shall continue to sell oijd give in* (
suucuans on my system ot Qa.rmcnt jOraligkang as
heretofore, at the following prices, viz: If accompanied t
by oral injlracuon, S 1 0; without B7.
Siar2l:y;- .■■■ :j JAMES CJWATT I
SPRING AND SOMMER CLOTHISqi V'i
THREE BIG DOORS!- ' i
JVo. 161, liberty Street, Pittsburgh. . I
JOHN McCLOSKEY has now the pleasttre of an-1
turanoing to his numerous friends and the public ia’
general, that his Spring and Summer stock is now ready
for inspection, behoves WiU.be fdand to-be
one ofthe largest and best sdeeted eiocksfcf-Bchdy-
Msde Clothing to be found in.tho Western Country *
Ho has this season paid more Ibdh. nsnat dtentmn to t
Uie-manuiactunng and style of hw GurmentsJso that the
very lowest paced, as well as the finest, are iot up in'a
: >tyie and elegance notto be surpassed - • |
He would particularly call the attention of all dealers
in Uoihiog to ms present splendid assortment of ' I
Hmy-Hade Garments, * i
A* he feels confident;upon examination of the qualities i
and pnees ortus goods, he can offer , them such induce*
- 8 “ all make n their interest to purchase at his
establishment. * - .
Many years* experience, and groat success in the bu*
sinew, together with an unprecedented wholesale and rt
patronage* hasen&bled.him to get up Garment* to
atut the busmcaa habits and tasie».of every location in
tae union, which is of the utmost importance to whole
sale purchasers-- •
In Ure-Catiing department will be found a choice bo
lection of the most fashionable goods, consisting of—
rrtnch, English and American Broadcloths,
vwssf?iS?io’ *°7 *?.•■■■ Also, an ereollent aciortmont of
the latest and roost fashionable .styles—
an of. which he is prepared to make to order in the best
manner and at Urn most reasonable prices- J
. COM&, THEN* ONE AND ALL *
' lae Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety, is the
most extensive, undoubtedly, to be found in tho United
gP I6B ttat2B
■ ’ JUST RSOBIVfiD ;
T>.y THESUJ3SCRIBER* a large and fcandsbme aa-
JD> aortment cS CLOTHS, CABSTMEKES and VEST
iviUS) of every, style and color desirable for Gentle
men’* spring and summer wear, Together wiih the
largest assortment of Goods expressly- for Boy’s and
Youth’s wear ever brought to this city, which have been
selected with great care, m the East, with a view to
suit the taste of every person, and which will bo made
“ es * and on reasonable terms- •
4*? va J®-S2. li and l ;a large assortment of the most
fashioaabio CLOTHING of every description* for Boy’s
and Youth’s from •wo years and upwards, at *
*r 1 *m o CHESTER’S, Merchant Tailor* .
No. 71 bmuhfield street, between Fourth and Diamond
; alley, and No. 14 St. Clair street,-near the Bridge. •
marS4 ■ "•
WIRES « LI4UOUS. Vi
«• Utenye,
(formerly Davie’Cracker Factory-}
FICKEISEN’ & STOUVENEL,
BESPECTFULLY annottnoe to tho. public generally,
and their friends h&ve estab
liahed a New WINE and LIQUOR STORE at the above
Hand, where they shall always keep a fall nsjortmentof
• me >beat stotkof—RhenlshAVtnesi audiSparkliag Hook
Wines, Moselle and French red. and. white Wines
Also,French dark and pale Brandies, of the • cholcbsl
vintages t Jamaica rum, Holland gin, Itisli -Whiskey,
champagne and sparkling. hock wines, of the man
approved brendss port wines, Madeira, she try-and
muskal Wines; Abegathe,Ao. Also, Bardlues, Holland
herrings, Switsand Limburg Cheese. All of which they
will sell, wholesale, or retail,on the-most reasonable
terms. One of the’Sattners, Mr-Stouvenol; stillcomiriu-'
lDghis importation business m the city of New- -York,
he above Arm iseaabled to Cell a oheaper and bettor ar
ticle than any othor house in this city. Please give us a
call, before you purchase elsewhere “T p
fteß of o»W cliar S 6,and at the
. eptlJhn ~, (Chromole and Gazeneeopy 3 ‘most •
: {near tho comet of Wood.) I ' -
THIS ASSOCIATION,! em-jn.
J V.V--bracing; already, twice lothree
HMWWa urnes as many hands as tha lor- fCEa
•J’Wrm'jr’WSl gest and huhertomost renoifrned I i I.
nasiaess shops of this city, have opened thteir Ware
house; and are able lo firms tribe public, by wholesale
op retail, with Furniture of the- following' description-,-
Mahortny Wardrobes; Dressing Bureaus j Full Col
: tunned Bureaus; Mahogany ; Bedsteads; < Mahogany
Chairs; Rocking Chairs; Mahogany Washstaitds; So
fas; Divanst-Plano Stools; Book Casesfßdcretariea-
Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tablds; Centre
Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedstead?; Moman?
Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and BreakfastTaTjlesfw^k- 1 -
standß; Cherry and Common Workstanda ; high posh
ftZ,°c’riKc ,rm,dle B * dSteads ' Cherry Bureaus^
«J?'mu a i^l^ I »«^u C^l:<^ o Ps eraUoa ' oaaae 3: t cfl3ive scale,
permit them. sell at the lo west prices, andthey are de
termined to sell, lowerthan any competitors, an eanaUv
ar^le > andVarranted-SsAeSC
SUSfefiSiS 7 a call P a
nJtffwM.SrTSJPJ* w - r * a^l descriptions, land other
OD| maae 10 ordei laefe s£g°’
LIPMAN’S Adhtnvi PdrcAmm* Envtlopas]— By tfin
• piog. the fingers in water,:and .'moistening amt
these Envelope* become the
safest.and etrongest that can be used-being made of
BWJ® 1 ? 1 ?* paper, which.will, withstand. Any oidinarv
fnction or moisture: Forsateby thequintitf or sincS
pack, at the store of . W? S HAVEN 8
.v marge t.v, corner,of Market and Sefcond »
__ TT _ ; Biaaolntton* ' ‘ • "**
/lIHE Partnership heretofore; existing between the
S< March3l r lBil N Vi < HACKE E:
_ C7*Tha aflairs of. the late fitULwillha setUhil bv J A
Coulter; who continues the'same 'bailee.**>
aland, comer of Wood and Thltd streets * ' a D | ld
" ; Bounty Laqa,. 1 .
No. 163 r Third' street,! corner of
■f^ n^ a^ r a y°y^^K.^ at Wash-
for wnl procure Bounty Lands for the
%aaasr»sMu«pK*
CAUSE OF ,THE DISEASE—THE QNJ.Y REMEDY,
0 RESORT TO INDIGENOUS SEED.
To Mil Excellency Ihi . Gavmor qud ibt Honorable
Council of: thf CommomctaUh of JlfcuiKhiuttU:
GsßTtßitEii—l am aware that,there have been
diverse hypotheses adduced by scientific and prac.
tical gentlemeh as to the hrtoWCof the various
blighls of the potato, hot no unchaj-as yet given
to the pub'ic the pnmary.or true cgase of its da
cay •
The common potato (Soienum : tuberosum) is
well known to be a plant indigenous to Columbia
and Peru, South America, whereftwas-found wild
in its nativasoil, 0 n the slopes.of-tbe Andes, sev*
eral thonsadd feet above the sea, from whence it ■
was taken sonie 250 years ago into' Spain ‘end
England, and from the last camed country it was
introduced into Ireland, Where'-tbeTfield culture
became so general that it gave .risa-to, the name of
Irish Potato. •
I believe that the primary or true'cause of the
potato rot is owiugrto the'Temovah'Of thu plant
from a ranfied atmosphere 'several thousand feet
.above the sea, to a dense one containing a super
abundance of hydrogen, near the.sea ,
The condition of the atmosphere in which the
majority of• the potato crops l have been raised for
EQ .years, is totally uncongenial' to; the plant and
was the .first eausy toward-alterufgcthe original
healthycomponent parts of the potato, producing
an. unhealthy vital action. ■■ . ■
The continued secondary fcanieswhichhave as
sorted Hu generatmg curl,’fOßti'Steto vot and wet
lol, aro sudden tracsiUous of vreijthe p u ver culti
vation, by ibe application of too much, manure in
the shape of dung, ammonia, alkali, &c, also in
ferior planting localities, aadh' is 'c'ompact soils
low isnds, &c a o
::.The yißible tjpe.of the first biemishiof.the com
. {non .potato made its appearance about 70 years
ago in the nature of the cnijL which: commenced
9 years after the pfadt bec&mrgeirtf&l through
-field crops. ■ Taint,’ fugi, fitc, era
all typical signs .of th,a abusa df nuan upon tba
cultnte nf.this most esculent vegetable,
i The potato we have at present amongst o» can
not be resuscitated; There is nnt 'a“ Speedy rem»
edy for diseased’vital essence. 1 1;’allude to that
: moving agent.which no chemist can hold in his ’
crucible to analyze, and which loses its force by
time, but is more rapidly injured through the arm
of man, changing through every yeajrs growth the
original component’parts of the’potato, 'producing
art unhealthy germ-, The lasfTemarkswill show
the fallacy of attempring-.ro procora-healtby to
here from the seed .of unhealthy plants.
The only resort, to get the potato plant in a
soundandheaithy condition, is to'obtaia the tabor
nnd 6eed from; its nidigenous:>Boif, l the)coantry of
Columbia or Pern, South.-Amenca, several thou- 1
sand feet above the sea, but. not to purchase them
at any convenient port along the Vfesfem coast of
South America, where 'they roayhavW'been cuiti- '
vated nearly upon. n level'wtth'the; Pacific sea: ox
they may be obtained, in a far less healthy condi- -
tio.n , than, the mauve,of the.highlands of Peru,
from some of the farmers residiog'pn the Alle
gheny mountains of Pennsylvania; rih6 : have kept
their own potatoes for seed from’yeSr to year—
i hut tbis ia a poor plan» as.the potato: you may get
i there has changed, hands, and; climate for '250
| years. . ’’ • • . ■
The potato requires a ranfied atmosphere, con
taining less moisture than the atmosphere near the ■
sea, or the air which blows front;itej/it also re
quires ,a circulation. of air - between-the tubers,
hence the necessity of porous soils,. .1 think that
decomposed vegetable Boil; eohtaifiing gravel and
stones sufficient to keep it open, situated on the
side of a sloping mountaih or hill,-at some miles
from the sea op the. South-west side of the ridge,
half way up, is the best locality in New Eogland
~j.^fhe.culture of new seed and new,tnbers.
The present potato amongst ’UBshQnld’he de
stroyed before'the importation Uf‘sfefiirom Sooth
America]; as they: may become, mizedyv
I cannot for.a~moment suppose th%nthe potato
Is about passing away from thejace pf-the globe,
.artd in a few years bo said “to be extinct/* &of
■can I imagine -this plant to I be #*•
-aame-perspua would bave it,.- northifithe coodi*
ti°n of its mdigenoys atmospheroasjea altered in -
its atomic parts as to_.cause decay to this vegeto*
Die.ia a ranfied atroosphere ucderxas*tropical sun. -
t Some.persons. have.conjectured-that the same ’
cause which produced cholera jo the. human epe*
cies generated the disease of the potato. AlaSg X' ■
know nott But if I must foake a comparison) 1
would-suggest the Idea 3hal the s potato has the
Consumption : of the Tuber,tfoMho-cart and rust
, appear to be similar to .the^diseaaa-of‘man caJled
, the. atem’.rotJto-.theT4i?ease of the
throat (bronchitis,) and. the wet rot of
the potato to consumption of the fpog*, forth*,
tnber is not a root, but a vegetalrid/aMd draw* it*
chief nourishment from tbd air. ‘ 5 ’
BACON-SO.OOO fia Ham#, sopcno; cut and cared,
city smoked, XO,Q» Sn*. Su&uldsrf jo
apxlA _> -y t y*E3»
« -5->»-«;»SJ- * —^Jgx.
•• v-f , r,
.. *,
.. y ■
-ffpe -Oailgl fflammQ-ffltjgt.
Da* x.ootai are Petting Grey, How.
On either ade. tfaCstepa are trackd
r-a i-tj.jv ,Of «eq«yis.spedaway.
The whiiVls tningllng with the' brown, now—
- > . li*s silver written there; • 6 ■
And furrowsdoo,:aro:creeplng.Oa,
-As.ycars.Jread.jijrwith care.
Oar life is at iis noon.hdw - '
-t ; And yet the Autumn fnrais /
Have tinged ourlocfcs in Wintry garb, :•
As leavt s in Autumn tossed ' '
Vft knowwe>re growing old, now,
i-. • -And yet-the SummerOTn .
. Is beamlug in tho upper sky,
•As human sands are run. : • >'»
It seems but as a day, now,
Since with the school-house throng,
on a sunny brow—»
rhe heart a morning song.
We’xe living thereagain, now,
In memory’s sacred dream*—
A child again, to daugh and about
Amid the boyish scenes
swiftly gone— cpw,
And bronzed with stemdritrifo,
And tain from spring forever past.
To winter’s close of life.
Oar Ipcks bre getting grey, now,
More swift as yean go by,
And yet we-woold not change their hue
For tho so of darker dye.
One by one they are fading, nOw,
The frost is gathering o’er ,*
Ann yet they grow more sacred, now—
We lore them zpora pmd more %
THE POTATO HOT.
A well constitmed man ratty ichangi bis: place
of, abodes, at the, age of two Scoreyefis,and the
food he ltvea upon, or the air he inhales, or both
combined, may disorganize bis body in a abort
tune a£ter, 5o much 50, aa to gil'e-xi3fi to the dis*
ease called, gout,' a. number of
tnbercles; and woatd a learned physiologist sey
that these cbntres of 'acritoonioos niatter areto
tatty external in Their onginand ciiture os incised'
■pr ContOsed- wonndsS-and tbaVthdy are the pn
maty cause, and not the eanaeqnendeof dtaorganf'
zation? - , ,
There ate scientific ,and practical men who will
array their talents .and inflaence. against this sci
entific and philosophical essay, bat their much
learnedness amt technicalities -cannot beat down
common setso.- r When they cant analyze Force,
Space and’ Time,, and spiritual 'agencies, in con
nection with material: subitances, r tben 1 will be
wiiling thatsuch reasoning as I have adduced in
the foregoiDg;e3say,'may bot termed fallacious.
All of whtcb is most respectfaUyradbmitted.
THOMAS S. BIDGEWAT, Jr,
_.,. Geologist and.Mioing 'Engineer.
Manifold, Man., April 10th, A. D, 1881.
XKTtIITE COHN MEAL— Fresh groapd and nicely
V? lifted, a sniiiilfot Unhand and f6r sale by
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MO. 241.
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