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THE fIATTODAY MOEHIHG POST 'i4 published from the same office, on a large, blanket die; sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year,ln,advance. fiingja copies, JOSir No paper will be discontinued. at -the discre* on of the Proprietors,) until ollormrages are paid. JtSP No attention will be paid to any ciderdwcsj accom panied by tbe money, or saiisfactDiT 'rvjference ih "1 Conunlrd unihUit £stabHiktne!nfr>/ the Mormng r P<ist isoneqf Vie lariat Job Printing Offices iJithi oiiyj where all done m the VufftatriotiiXt and most reeuon- l able terms* u'<>*-, V, v ' RATES OF ADVERTISING, AOBEF.D VPOX 11T TBE PITTSBPRQB PRESS- 'TXSXXS£?37O3?AttBL r 9& USB: One 6?c&k, one « “ each additional Insertion. 25; u “ one week...—,... ..S.— 176 ** K two weeks—.. ...... L.. —..L 800 u *» throe week* —3 .1 400 “ w one ihonth...—-.L...6 00 “ ** two months.. —L. *OO u u three 900 u four 10 00 “ six 13 00 * u one year 18 00 Standing Card, six lines or lees, fey — 1 10 0Q -PBAjyngußt.g iTmimt- J ‘ ■ ■ Onesquare, 25 00- PROFESSIONAL CARDS' CtEO. P. GIUUOBE, ATTORRT.Y AKI COUNSELLOR AT LAW,; Ojjlce, cornier t>f Fourth itrcet and Cherry alley, .-pmsnuMii, T4^ attend to bta professional business u usual, at; his office, between. tbo hours of & A. 5L and 4 P.iL of each day. ' Jj2o C. < ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth stmt, above Wood. jy-Ly , ______ Thomoi M. Manhal!, Attorney at law—Office, lowtlb’b Bunding*, Fourth, street. • jaoTGy ; ' ft. >l. QyynahMj ® A TTORFRT AT LAW—Oflfce on Fotitth street, between; A. Cherry alley and Omit rtrefet. jc&s, 1 J.JS.N’Clowry, Attorney and counsellor at law—Office in DakeweU’a Buildings, on Grant street jo2 i P.H.^Hasen, A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, above and Smlthfleld. • mariffty J. S. SloxrUon, >A TTQRNEY AND OODXSELLOE AT LAW—Office, re r\ moved to J<o. 44 Grant street, near yirartivPittsburgh,, ga. • aprlOry ; Btddle Robert*, A TORSEY AT LAW—Office, NoJ 132 Snlthfidd etK**V between Ilfth and Sixth. Collections carefolly attend-: *»d attention given to Conreynndng. (aec3cly Thomu Meant, ' A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. Ofilce, qext door to the Dost Office, Steubenville, Ohio, ovl __ g. p, Rosa, • ATTORNEY AT law—no. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, PaL fourth door below Mr, Body Paiteraan’a Livery Stable, I«2S ‘ K. Bnekmatter, A IDERHAN—Office, Fourth etxcet, third door ab»ve; J\, Smith field, South side. Ccnveyandng of all kinds done; care and le£al accuracy. Titles to Real Es-' tats rnmined, Ac. uotlo BUSINESS CARDS. James C. Watt, VftfEKCnAST TAILOR—No. 4o Fifth street, opp<*U* the jyj. Tbc&txe; Pittsburgh, Pa. *pr7 « Walter P. Marihall, IMPORTER and Dealer in French aud American Faper Uangiuga. mart 1. W. Chadwick, Dealer in rags and paper, no. i» Wood street, Pittsburgh. The highest price in cash paid for rag*, myllry J. Bryar, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT l3.*> Liberty street, gad 31 Diamond alley, ffthioy J. R. Wcldtn, "\TTPIOLESALE AND REI’AIL DEALER in' Blank and ff School Books, Paper and Stationery, Now GS.tfooL Btrectv (between Third and Fourth.) Pittsburgh, Pa. [torid 8. CCTHBERT SOS, T>RAI ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, 60 1 li SmiihfAd street- noil L, £. Heyward, Dealer in boots, shoes, trunks and leghorn; and ÜBAXD HATS, corner of Market and Liberty at*,. No. 174 Pittsburgh, Fa. JeUy u. F.^wSSSSud,' LOAN <=r in Nolo, Bondi, Had Estate Stocks, Merchandize, Ac. * ' Office, Masonic Hall, Fifth street, next door to the- Citizens* Deposit Bonk, Pittsburgh. Pa. oprB fKAACCi 0. <t»n.gr A. UniUV. BAILEY A EEKSUAW, TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Wore, Home keeping Utensil?, Wholesale and Retail, No. 263 Liberty street, Kttsbniyiu, . aprltt y King 4 Moorhead, ■YTTHOLVISAUi GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—; W So. :S Wood street, Pittsburgh. TtaySa Smith €s> Sinclair, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS—Corner-Wood and First its. fnov3 j 11, A, Fahnestock ft Co., YTTMOCESaLE DRUG WARMIOUajS-Oomer-Firrt-andj W Wood streets, end corner Wood and Sixth. f feLl * William tJlenui FOKBINDER— Comer of Third, and Wool streets, abovw C IL Kay, where he In prepared to do every deseriplisn, «of Baling and Minding. . {deeg . ' Jotui'H*Mellor, ; ~Y¥rHOLESALE ASD RETAIL DEALER IS MUSICAL YY IKsmUMESTS, Pianos, Music, School Book* end •Stationery, So. 122 Wood fitreet. U*nl i U< d Stockton, ' Late johnson a stockton, bookseller, sta tioner, Printer and Binder —corner of Market and Third Htrqai*, Pittsburgh, PA (jy3Lt S ' Thomas M. Irittle* WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel. 1 All kinds of Jewelry made and repaired.. fapfcly Paul & Murdock, COjnjIESI&N AND FORWARDING MKRCHAKS, AND; STRAMDQAI AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, Ctndnn&U,i owo: . | JOHN GUOUTT, j SUCCESSOR to BUBtnr A Jl’Ljicairus, Importer of; JWAWPUSS, GIN, WINES, Ao. Also—Dealer In iW Old Wftiiky and Peach Brandy, corner of Smith field end! yirst Pittsburgh, P&. jaal&tf ( ™ A. Tlndlc, ~! fefesgSk WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HAIUiKSS.i iflgSis&lMmfi w K VALISE and CAEHET <BAjG naaoSo nr ' turer, No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. { Jyp-j | J. D. Williams, ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY OROGER, A??Dj Forwarding CommlMkrn Merchant, Dealer Inj tr Country Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures—Wood etJ four doors above Fifth, Pittsburgh. mart PAGODA TEA STORE, JEHU HA WORTH, Wholesale and Heiaxl Grocer, Dealer: and Importer of Old Country Black Tea*, French Bran dies, Wines, Ac., corner of Diamond alley and the piamoud, Pittsburgh, Pa. ft*b2B;y HLEE, (BUOCESSOB TO MDEPOT * Lsr,) WOOL DEAL-; . JER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the salet of American Woolen Goody. No. 139 Liberty utreet. ftny4 I j. D nX&JLOX ALUM KJRKrATRICK.~ J. F. OUIIiOS. Kirkpatrick & Herrons, *TTrnOLE»ALE GROCERS. PRODUCE AND COMMIB - VV SION MERCHANTS, and Dealers in Pittsburgh Manu factures Wo. 213 Liberty strtrL, Pittsburgh, Pa. my!7;y joqh yiiWnNy-.~----.-~.* ». oocmean yiucufo. FLEMING BROTHERS, (Successors to J. Kidd A Co,) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, JVo. 60 Wood street, Pitts burgh. Pa. Proprietors of Dr. M’L&no's Celebrated Vermifuge..Liver Pills, Ac. div7:V CAURIAOE FACTORY. WB. TKIIKY, Virgin alley, between Wood and Liberty « e tree la, Manufacturer of BUGGIES- RAItOCCHES aud CARRIAGES, of every description. All work dono warranted. The advertiser would here state that he served nine years apprenticeship to the business, and hu worked • for many years in the principal shops of the Eastern rides. iaar2G;tf Scliaehman ft Haunleln, LITHOGRAPHERS —Third street, opposite the Post-ofllec. Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill Hoads, Show Rills, Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Badness ana Visiting Cards, etc.. Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed in Colors, Gold, Bronze, or Block, lu the most approved style, and at-the most Tcasßnahlo prices. octl£:ly REAL ESTATE AGENT, - Merchandize, Stock, and Bfll Broker, Offloo, No-. B 2 Fourth Street, (above Wood.) The subscriber having opened an office at the above place, for tbo purpose of negotiating loan*, BQlfl, Bonds, Mortgages, and all other Instrumenta for the security, of .MbfcftJjftnd for the purchase and sale of Stocks. Will also give prompt and attention to buying, soiling, renting of and lass ng Real Estate. f jy7) • AUSTIN LOOMIS. Tiie old printing establishment, (lam joim- BTon .A Stocxtos.) and BLANK BOOK and STATIONE RY WAREHOUSE—Is prepared to execute everv atylo of Legal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and Book Binding, and furnish ©very article in the Blank Book, Paper and:Stationery line, at the shortest notice end on the snort reasonable terms. - Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of Market and Second streets. 1 ' ' Printing Qffiofi and Book Bindery, No. 60 Third at notlfi NEW-SEED'STORK* •; y . JAMES WARDROP, QFFERB for aalo CANARY-BHtDSnf thfl most Improved breed, being Teryßardy, and fine singers; Bird Seeds —Canary,Hemp,-slille^2oi»;ocd mixed Seed.• Bouquets will be-fumlfibod composed -ofthe finest via: Camolks,Roso BudSf Heliotropes, &c.. 'Krorawns(ln pots) lbr Christmas Trees, from the Seed and HortieuUutalBure, No.4gßflh sti, near W00d..^. ; /. deg2Q - '4 > ' •>» M V- ■» % }. v-.i’l ;i. U CUVHOXEVJ Austin Loomis, W, 8. Haven. ,PUBMBHED;;PAIBX BY & AT THE “POST BCWDINaS." CORNER OP FIPTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00 WHEN PAID .SIRICTBY IN ADVANCE. BUSINESS CARDS. JOH2I U’CtOSXKT tt'CLOSITT. and Retail ClotMnsr Motchants. NO.. 86' WOOD STREET. rpFB subscribers respoetfhliy'lnform their old customer* A uadthapubliciugtmcral,'tliat-vthsyli*ve this day** Bodatfld tbemselTes In the abcjTe business, under the firm of JOHN MICLQfIKJBY ft 00. -They respectfully solicit a thereof publio patronage. >< The previous business of each wiU be mtiled by them setee* raspacilrdy.- ; fekP wmialtßautftjPhila:.. ... wji. uckstsok, Pittsburgh - ,HiUer & RJcketson, . ■TO r HOLEaALK OROCEUS, IMPORTERS 07 BRANDIES, V f Wine* and Began—Nos. 112 and 174, comer of Irwin -and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nalls, Ortton Yams, ftd; constantly on'hand. ' Jy2B , B* T* C« Morgan, TDOOKfiELLER AND always on hand H»; n general aWortmeat of School, MiiweUaneoafl and Blank! Books, Printing, Post ahd Cap Paper, Ac, Wbalwsale snd.Be taß, No. lty W*od street>below Futh, East side, Pittsburgh. <3, Wanted, Bags and Tanner** Scraps. aplfcly James Lowry, Jr.* jrOZAIR AND BEDSTEAD HANUFACTUREtt-No. 2W V FetteTman's.Row, Liberty street, has on Band a Urge stock of Chain and Beastoads of every description, jpatU of the best materials, which ho will eelXlowvr than article* of the same quality can be sold in the dtr. He would call par ticular attention to bU large stock of Mahogany and Walnut Chain and Bedsteads, which he will itell at greatly red deed/ price*. Also, Turning of every description executed In the neatest manner. Orders left at the Wan Rooms, or at the BQII, comer of Adams and liberty streets, will be promptly' ttended to. merit me. a. Hrasoz*...... -Jakes mswau. HERRON ft CRISWELL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, Manufacturers or an kinds of brass work, LO COMOTIVE, STEAM ENOINK, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al so, Cotton Batting Manufacturers. Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City. Office ami Store, No. IST Market street, Pittsburgh. OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work, or cash pakl. Order* left at the Foundry or Office, will bo promptly attended to. fobfr.ly JOSKPII T. LOWRV, » jW.43 Corner of iyVi and, Wood StrerUy . Office up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh, T>ESVEt*l I *’UILY announce to the public that he b&4 XV commenced the REAL EgTATJfeAQEKCY, In conueo tion with Intel!lgcnce and Gnuersl {Collecting. lie will also ottrodto renting. Persons' in want of servants, In any capacity, or those in want of place*, will besnpplied at short notice. All business entrusted to hi* care promptly at tended to. References —T. J. Bighorn, Esq., Hkharti Cowan, Esq., W. O. Leslie. Dr. Alex. Black, James MackeraL A. A. Manon, Mafflt AOld. JanlS Oargo*i Daguerrcotyps and. Art Gallery, Apollo -Budding, Tie. 76 fburth 'street, (narf to Lynif t Carpet Emporium.) R. M. CARGO A Cu. having flUed up the mM ample rooms In the dky with mammoth sky and sldo lights, offer First Gars LIKEN KSSES, u> Btyls to suit all, varying In price according Ur and quality of ca*o, Ac. Oil by the best artists, for mile, and on «x -hibtQon during tho day and creuing. GUaena and »in»n gore are iuviied to coll and examino specimens and I‘aiut lags. • epi _ NEW CABFET STORE t NO. 47 Fifth Street, near Wood. AH UnriraUed assortment of OAUPmSGS and OIL CLOT US, of the latest and mi-it beautiful patterns tor spring sates, now open tor Inspection i conjjsting of— . Royal Velvets: Bruswls; . Brxmsls; Tapestry Xogralns; : Extra Super Three Ply; Super and line Ingrain; Tapestry Ycoitions; Twlllrdarwl plain VeniLions, Together with every description of low priced Carpetings Chtmklo and Tufted Rugs and &Ut|a, Canton anil Coir ilai ting; Jute, Chain, Cocoa, Adfi&id, ABcan, and Hatts; Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities;. Stair and Floor Druggets, Omen Balsa, Piano will Tobl« Covers, Veoitian BilmD, Window Shades, Stair Rods, ac., Ac., at Vie very latcest cash prices. mar2l RORLVSON A O). Chandellen and Gas Ftitnres. TUB subscribersamrnw oponlog at U»dr new NO. lt»0 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Brottb- Detd, the largest assortmem of CHANDELIIvKii, UR4i-K -ETS, PIINDANTB, and all ttrtidcs connected wttGasFiU;n^ t ever offered In this market listing arrangement* mid* by which they will be constantly in receipt of new p*tu*ru# and varieties, they cxmlldently nivite the attentkm of ;ur chasers to their selection. We are detarrainwii to e*i’ • # low as any bouse iu the West, and bring practical Uai \ li ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring aru ice in thislinr. W« (uutinoa as heretotore b-> fit up buildings of a»«y scription tor gas. water and steam. Brass Castings of all kinds mad* to order promptly. LONG, MILLER * CO., mar22ry No. tm Pint street 8. MKlnleyr SOUaE, aiflN, AND OILNAMBNTAL PAINTER, AND Dealer in Paints—No. A4-St. Clair strewt, Pittsburgh, constantly cn hand all Uadi of Paints, either dry or mixed, Japan and Coral VarnDh, Unaocd tHL Briud <nt, BpiriU Turpentine, Window Glass of all sizes, rutty, Print Broshes, 4c4 all of the best quality, and tor sals at rea*.**- bin prices. _ \ KLALRD. {late of the firm of Cools* k Lxcinj h**m • opened oTO&£ NO. 0, (two doors above th» -14 stand,) tor the purpose of canylng un the CLOTH INU BUBINESd, ho pea by strict attention to busloec* u> tnrr;; a share of iha patronage of the late firm. N. B. —ClothlngTaade to order In the on*t f&ihionsl'ie styles, and on the shorten notice—inferior to nos* to <b» dty. lanifcvv James McUlnger, MONONGAUKLA PLANING MUX—Would nwpKtfulty inform his friends ami the puUk, that his new e«tob lishmant D now in full operation, and that tv is preotred to famish Baal CaUns, and fill aU nnim tor Planed Laaibr, with promptness, and at the lowest rate*. Board ami Plank, planad on one or both ddea, eonstaatiy on hand. Bash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, cade to cuds. Builders and Carpenters would find It to tbrir advaatege to give him a call, aa he can now furnish them with planed stuff suitable for every description, of work. iloasy Loan Office, JOUS A. O’BRIEN A CO„ IST Third Street, Mom Utotilhfield. MONEY to loan in largo or email quantities, on 0 ..14 and Silver Plate, WatoLni- Jewelry. Gnus, Ptitole, Musical Instruments and valuable article* of every description. Forfeited Pledge* sold immediately after being out of date, unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, always on hand. *rp? A£U9ol»l> A WILLIAA9 t HEATISG & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE. jciyrrACTranu or —. Chilsoa Pomades, Wrought Iron Tubing, Asp Fittijuja rot SrxAJi, No. 25 Jlxuicl’Birett, Pitufrargh. 49*We*have sold oar Furnaces, Patterns, Ac., to Mom ARNOLD A WILLLAM&>whota w» ocnl telly recommend u> tbs patronage of the public. *ep23 BCAIFE, ATKTNSOX AOKELY Boot* and tthoe»» AX HINTON'S HKAD-QUAilTßKll.— Tuowas Octtos, St. Gate street, between Penn and Liberty streets, has Just reeeir*d a superior assortment of LOOTS and BUCKS, and MATERIAL, which be U prepared to dispose of to hte friends and Ge poblio generally, at chop rates. Any arti cle In his line made up at the shortest notice. P. B.—HANDS WANTED on all kinds of wort. | iepu Ijl ii. DUAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer h 1 • Country Produce, offers for sate* a choice stock o Groceries, selected for family use. fiploesof every variety and the purest quality, ground at bis Steam Mills. Also, Pried Tnilts, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in uxj change for Merchandise. 7. H. D. baa procured a full assortment of Landrethte Warranted Garden Seeds, and Invites the attention of all in terested in rural affairs. jaoll joeara ................. w«. a. csoa LIPPIHCOTT «. BAB&i (UTB ). B. STSXCXUCa S C4X,) Vf ANUFACTuRKKS OF FHtENLX KIKE PROOF SAFES, JM. Second Street, between Wood and Smlthfleld—On Tuesday afternoon, July the undersigned were cal* led upon by Messrs. Lippeucm A Iterr, to witness an beoest and fair test of one of tludi Pi's nix Safes. The furnace bo* ing prepared, the Sate was placed Inside thereof with Hooks, papers and some money; wbca the door of the Soft 'was clo sed and the fire klndted at s quarter past 2 o'clock, ami in a short time the fiafe was red hot, and continued tfli half past 0 o'clock, being about four and a half hours, when the com mittee expressed their satisfaction that the time occupied with such heat was sufficient The furnace was then pulled down, Safe cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money safo. Tbs heat was bo groat as to melt off the l;raM mountings. We therefore taka pleasure in recommending these Bates to the public, as being. In our Judgment, entirely fireproof. JARVIS A TRABDE, NOCK A RAWSON, CORNWALL A BROTHER, BRANNON A THATCHER, BENEDICT A CAJtTRI” ISAAC OKOAUB, I am engaged In the foundry badness, and know some* thing about furnooes and boat. 1 witnessed the burning of the above Safe, and con freoiy say there was no humbug about It, and with pleasure rwsommend them to Gn public as being, in my Judgment, entirely fire proof WM. KAYE. In calling upon the above gentlemen for their signatures, Gey all spoke la the highest terms of the fairness of the test, and their full confidence of Go Bote's being cntirvly fire proof We have constant!? on bond and for sale a foil awrtcumt of the above wafrs. iroar3l} RKLL k TPUftY lOWA FOUNDRY, NO. 103 WOOD BTRKKT. JOHN C. FABRY, (successor to J. 0. Parry A C 0.,) beg* to Inform the customers of the old firm, and the public generally, that he has now on hands, and is extensively es gaged in manufacturing, evenr description of CASTINGS— such as: Patent Chilled Rolls; large Kettles and Curb*;' Patent Kettles, for Boap, Pot Ash. Soda Ash: Sugar Kettles, for the manufacture of Cane Sugar—oil cast on a pcUml' process, known as J. 0. Parry’s, and are superior for dura bility to any oGer, and sold lower than those made on Ge old plan, HOLLOW WARE —A general assortment, all from new ; and Improved patterns, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, fiud Irons, 1 AOm Ac. ItoUlng Mil] Castings, and Machinery of every description always on hand or mode to order. Cook Btovfcs, Kitchen Ranges, and Coal Stoves, of every description; lowa Cook Stoves, five sixes, which received the first prixe for 1850 and 1851, at Ge Agricultural Fair of Al legheny County, PtL, and recommended by fifteen hundred persona; Enterprise Cook Stoves, four size*: Premium Cook Stoves; JEgg and Radiator Coal Stoves; Parlor Stoves, Ac. Parlor .Grates and Fenders, great variety, beautifully enamelled. Common G rates, and building material of every description- A stmt variety of Ornamental Balling,fcr Oemeterieaand Tinting .. Flavghl tad Plough Outingi —A lugs stools of alt tbs kinds lo ose, sod wlllbe sold at reduced price*. nail’s Pat ent Lever, True American, Egan’s, Crane’s, KlokeWs, i Woods’,Peacoct's,-DaU’e,lßipTOTod Ball, Ac. ; ißotMtvj’leught^-- The. .Michigan Double, Plongb, which has taken tha premium at the Btata. ITalm offiew-lork, ; Pennsylvania, and Ohio, aodwherover 11 has been exhibited, i Iron,andNails, BtoTe Pipe and Tin Waro—all of which I swill*eltatt|>e ,lowest ■pricmiißad'.rfflpectfqllj! Invite,the public to glee ms s call,*! tbs old stand. No. fas Wood itr wtl-r rntvtj o e«et , w »- ’ ' nu f.l . r ■ ' ' ' . <( « J •• - -4. —- ,• «V: . - t 4 *v : :: .i • -1.-- •! . ■•• **" '*** . *•. . -t < I ; i' . PIANOFORTES. ! • CHAMOTTE BLEUB, No. 118 Wood - street, second door above Fifth, Pittsburgh. Pa., offers for sale a Urge and well assorted 11«1 .restock of Pianofortes, (which are Just ar* riving,) on the most liberal terms. 1 The attention of purchasers LI especially Invited to the bdebrated HAMBURG PIANOS. , ••: I These instruments being mode expressly let this ind hating the brer strings, hare a volume of tone ©quailed by anvothort. Also, Piano* from the manufactory of Gala A Co* New York; Bacon A Bases, New York; Be* .fchenhacb A Sons, Philadelphia; and of XT owa kajtotao* tu&B, Which are weUtoownTendhaVe been deed in this and other cities forlO years. ' MUSICAXr INSTRUMENTS of all kinds. Guitim— A fine selection of French, Spanish and German, of superior quality. riflitni—The best Italian, French and English make. fecfriicori*—Than the heat Paris manufactory. ALSO—FIu tea,Clarionets, Brums, Fifes, Banjos, T&xnbo rines. Triangles, Ac. Sn'jv*“l l Allan, French, English and German, warranted to ha of the Terr best quality. Pianos and all Musical Instruments repaired with dura* Wlltr. neatness and deepatch- "••rfc* , fifeyrArrlvwL of Chiokertng’a Pianos. ... Xu subscriber will receive and open tbr Thursday the 18th Inst, the follow* fr^r^TWn l®ff new PIANOFORTES, from the eele w *\'tc- V ibrated manufactory of JONAB OHIOKKR* ING. Boston, til: No. 13737,—0ne splendid rosewood double round cornered, 7 No. 13745—0ne do do do do $4OO ** 13747—0ne do do do do f4OO “ 137 M—Ope Rosewood, round front, 0 octave— .f& 0 “ 13765—0ne do do do iWO kt 13685—0ne do square do $276 J ‘ 13418—0n0 Walnut do do $260 I** 13015—One do round front, do .$273 , All the Above Pianos am furnished with the new patent Iron frame and new scale; with Mr. Chickcring*e name cast on tho plate, to prevent imitations and imposition. Par* chasm am invited to examine the above* cm their arrival at the Music Store and Piano, Warexsams of sew music s bbw music! 1 HBLIiBEU has just received a lino collection of Jo* • lien's and Fpsteris music. The celebrated Royal Irish Quadrilles: The Bnan Polka, Julian; Mont Blanc Polka, J alien; Rival SchotQjch, by F. Brown; ' SQrer Cloud Quickstep; St Nicholas Bcbottbcb! 1 ESdghride Polka, by Btrakosebi i Popiy Polka; ; A new anng, by IL glebe?; The sleep In the grave together; l Adieu dear native land, trio, by W. V. Wallace; Lilly Bell end old Bog Tray, by Foster; { Meet me by moonUgbLdoett; Softly ye night winds, ballad, by V. Wallace; Atalawda Polka, by Dad worth; sndctberftne pieces. I erpl4 urn nitua* is Proviiioni, HolaU and PitUbarg Manufisturej, Kc*. t\2 axn 34| LisEaTy erutrT. PITTStjUKOn. r To Uerebanta and Others* P HUMAN. ADVtJimiNa—Tb* publisher* of (he d*Qy VJ tod weekly * tVaheils Frtvml* would respectfolljr to* tttfejUbt AUea&aot merchant* »»l <*her» -to the advaa tsifcs offered by theirpwer? At * tp«Ha*n of »«lr*rtbdog among their QrtcitA both In the dty and country. : Their Qsily papa 4* published on Uw ruif imxx, end bo menu th* circulation of anyOuxur tuiif pohiUbrd In PlLUbargh, while their ptpn, which U pnhiirhod already for twenty Tear*, circulate* Largely in the adjoining (fountles and Westwn PvunsyWacU, u w#U as Ummgtsoot tjlia &Ulc of Ohio 1 M«rhaof» of phtsborffb and nthm* will find it tx» their adraDtap* to make ttw of cmr miutans u a medium ot reaching tl>* Oc-Ttuao buxiCiftoi. Terms as low as anj other paper io the nu Urrjrs —('lyrist of I.Jlerty and M. C*air *1 reels, atora f.raun 4 IMlrr* l>rufi glare. L 1 W KEKft, au{t2d PobUsher* *n4 Proprietors, ' I A titT—\tT'"u “a*» Ton 'and fl “ K'l Jtumt* gUs-pold reeprwtfaUy aonenuce taUi*rliisro*of Pittshucab sad Aluvrheair that ttii;y »Ut fire lo.<rur:l«o* on the Piano, (sutt&r, S folia coi Mute- Imiuirs at lh &UroeUer A Pa.‘a ji K W Ut?*f C tmm K, M fourth_rtre*t. NjCW IiUKIO STUHK —The ntwnibcn han sprasi t£ No. A 3 Fourth street a cbo4r# colt<«riiuort|f- i CjuiA'-m3ui Ouslcal Instruments, Italian and German «fiog*» by M. Krard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; ftatnjrbj U Euler. Iraalfort, A. U j CUrtoaetA, do. All hinds of bras* iostre thente from the test french manufactories, alt of wblrfa we offer to tb* putriir on autr* literal tens*, feettng confident that wo ran render entire estisfacUsp. U, &CUROBDEU A CO, Sa SC Fourth rt. i II fichroedcs and (J Able© «ili (tv* isitnviis&i on the piiao> violin and ffuitar. »rt£3 BlSmrSrmj7SS; L ~~ ARCHITPCT§!— Ofliev#* Phtto Uaiu So. rs Third «tre*t Pittsburgh; and east side of the DUtacad, Allegheny ijliiQm COMMISSION AM) FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. 55 Cafcwxarsti* nut hu fcTats*. ftt* Loait, Sot, y~y»v«Trt vil p\th ■»-.-* will tr crt wlLb prompt \j and pvrvonal aiUctfcO' and lit*.*! edtmxn wilt m gjwo vhea required, on Ceartgunumto or Bill*©/ Lading, W boat. Orders far ths parrhas* of Load, Grain, Uetsp And cth*t Produc*. will be promptly filled at thwtowea! market price*. The iUoeivtag and Forwarding of Marcboadlxa iu I‘re duce Til] meet with aspedal raze and dispatch • the loveet r*t«» of Freight will always be procured, tad ih* expecus of Storag* and Drayugeoa muataas poealbl* avoided. Page A Oaeozi, fiL Louis; EUfrA Marten, Cincinnati; Chart***, Iflow A Oa, dot &tnds? A Qonaaa* do, Chouteau A Vail*, do; Uroea A Fraxer, do; Doan, King A Co, do; ftpringe? A WL'.toman, do; it W_ihiil*r A E.O. Goralmao A Co, do; D. Leech A Co, do; E. AG, YapaaU A Cb,,PfcUada; Wm. Holmes A On, do; Morgan, J.U.Duch AMorgau: Blow A Edarch. N*w York. B. B. Oomagys, do; fr«t A formt do; Shield* A Millar, do; Charles A. Meigs, do; Joeiah \*m A Cb, Baltimore. Abraham J. Ooi*, do; Uowaxd, 800 A do; W.B. Reynolds, lovtitUlr; j I). D. Newcomb A Bro, do; T. C. Twlcholl A Gcx, Oomolirifta Merchant*, New Orlcaa*. .V3-J bare an open Policy of laxanme*, which will cover ail ohlpnenU to my address, when cdtlml by Utter per mall, or when eedomd oa bills of Lading before, er at the time of shipment. JOSEPH MOHSUDOE, augfi fiL Loots, UluoarL Uil 01 WITXZL AtISTBAMA. ‘ PIOFEEB LEETE OF HOSTHLT PACKETS. The following Ship* have called. — . Pry, Ship Revenue, 1300 too*, 8d Juty; ij*y¥i “ Epamlncoitaa 1490 tons. U»th August; fBnflVV • Ocean Baglc, 1450 tons, 10th Bept'r; JmNM|w " Oneoo, 1500 tons, 23d October; «.3iSgt£Sg&~— u Scarro, 1460 tons, sth December? u Baltimore, 1300 tons, l&th January; M Euphrasia. 1200 tons, Ist March; “ Oregon, 1000 tons, 21st March; •' Nimrod, 1000 tons, 20th April; “ Sea Danger, 1200 tons, 15th May. The Ships of this Una are fitted with Emerson’s Patent Ventilators, andcarry FrvneU* Metallic Ufe-bosta, The Baltimore Clipper Berk ISOA, 000 TONS BURTHEN, Uartng mode two soeosszftal voyages from China, each la the very short period of 101 days, has thoroughly establish ed her repotation for Cast sailing, and will be dispatched for MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA, About the 25th of August The Ships of the Pkmoer Line have made remarkably quick and healthy voyages; losing only one passenger among 050 that tailed tn the first five ships, whereas it appears from the report of the Emigration Commissioner* that the mortality on board English ships to Australia has equalled 4£o per cent This very gratifying result shows that no care ana expense have been spared In selecting, ventilating, and provisioning the ships of the Pioneer Una. The INOA will only carry a limited number of passengers, at as moderate rates as are consistent with justice to pas sengrr* and owners. fox freight or passage, apply on board, at Pier 12, E. IL, or to R. W. CAMERON, 110 Well st 0. A. COLTON. Agent au3 55 Fifth st- Masonic Hall. Vittsb'b. CITY OADIfIET WAREHOUSE, AV 123 CUKSTNUT STHEET . (Orroern Imucnxnssci Hall,) Philadelphia. FURNITURE, IN EVERY STYLE! Comprising Louis XIV, Louis X\, Elizabethan and Aotlquo, with Sculpture Carving and modern style; In Rosewood. Walnut, Mahogany,Satlnwood and Maple: all of superior construction, and finished In the host style, equal to, if not excelling in qual ity. the Ooods of any Establish ment lu the United Btates. IIMPLOYINO nono hut experienced workmen, fappren j 11 cos being positively oxeluded.)ftnd using the best ma terials. Uio work cannot foil to give satisfaction to pur chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur chasers. is the facility of Furnishing a House, cither in ele gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by which means sJI the articles In each room correspond lu style and quality, and the immense stock alwsya on haod, being so various in design, enables purchasers to please their taste (n a selection, without the delay nreoasarll; caused In ordering Furniture. -• To giro an idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I need only inform you that my Rooms are 176 fceUong, by 27 fort vide, four (loors iu numbor; with Shops contiguous, suffi cient to employ .200 hands, which is a guarantee that the work Is all done under my own immodlate inspection.. as*-The Packing is all done in the Store, and Furniture warranted to carry safely any distance. 11x1101* to Fhlla dclpbla are respectfully invited, as purchasers or otherwise, to nail and examine the Good*. an2s;lr TC, BOFLB respectfully Informs the public that he has • opened at his Depot, the number designated above, the most splendid variety of FRUIT that has ever been of fered in our market. Ud would respectfully invite his fol low cltixens to call at the above number, and examine his splendid collection of Fruit. aug!3:tf BNOLIBU AND CLASSICAL SffiAUNARY. W. T. MCDONALD, M. A- PamciPAL THE next session of the Institution will commence op MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at the room cor ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the Messrs. Feeder. Hon. A. W. Loomis, 0- Knap, Jr., A P. Yon Bonhoret, B. • Miller, Jr- aug2s Tv Fine Gold and.BUver Watches; Rich*Jewely; Parei Silver Spoons, best quality; Pocket Knives;Gold and Silver; Spectacles] Port Monnals; Gold Pens, Ac., An* selling at re-' tall end toAofcsok prloos. • The subscriber would most re*- pectfuTtflnlbnntno citizens of_PHtsburgh and vicinity,that he bas.now s well selected assortment of goods, in his line, thAt'hKVlU sell at from 26 to 60 per-cent, below the prices; um&UyAskßd-forsgclr , ; • Fleaie call and examine tha goods and at:so,* Dl,! Market street.., ! ” v a o. HO9D. i * - i--' -, v i - A ' PITTSBURGH. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1853. BUSINESS CARDS. JOHN u, mit Oß, A cost forChkkarfaff'fl Plitt*, No. 61 .Wood «U Pltuhonch. J. 8. LEECH, NcAUPIS A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, ST. LOUIS JOSEPU nOOttIDOU, GEOttGB J. HENKEL'S £3-108 WOOD STREET.*®! ‘ATCUKB AND JEWELRY—Great li ** 1 v > H \ - • • • • >-V* ' c f-i- ■*»i’• * *\» V ' • *( • - , ,* « - J » * t l , ' ,fl NEW YORK. To Draggistsft Verch&ntt throughOTittlie Union. D, B. tI'OVUOOOn, U A.HDfACT UUE& iSD PEALKE -X 2f PAINTS, OILS, #e., No. 141 Malden L&n«, NEW TOEK, RESPECTFULLY lnvites-tbe attention of Druggist* and Merchants throughout the Union to his large and ex tend™ assortment ofPALNTS, OILS. of the BEST and PUREST QUALITIES, which ha oilers for. sale on Tory . moderate, terms* both .to and close-Ume buyers. Belov are enumerated some of the leading articles t WHITS LEAD, In oQ.tn kegs of 2ft to 600 ft*. BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCHRE, YEN. RED. In oJL PATENT DRYER, SPANISH BROWN, TETRA BE SI ENNA, in OIL UMBER: CHROME. IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL GREENEUnoU. _ PRUSSIAN BLUE,CHROiIE YELLOW and VERDIGRIS, nand In oil. AKJOBHES of all kinds. RAW *nd BOILED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHITING CHALK, LAMP BLACK. AM. and ENGLISH YEN. RED, CHROME RED and YEL LOW, dry and tn oil. * INDIA RED, RED LEAD and LITHARGE, dry. STONE. FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE, dry. CHROME, PARIS and BRUNBWICK GREEN, dry and in OiL j FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS. Druggists andothersin vent of any of the abore mention ed articles, vill find It to their interest* to call, as ourDullL ties for manufacturing purchasing, our experience in the boriner*. given* ad rants gee in aeUlng orer most of those in the same line. D, B.M*OULLOUGR, my2l:Qm 141 Malden Lane. New York. PAPER WAREHOUSE:. Cyru«"W. Field S Co., /''WHMIBSION MERCHANTS,-'-No. 11 CUB rtrwt, N.» U York, tn SOLD AQKNTSIoUmi ’DoltaO Bttua lit Murpratt’e Superior Bleaching lewder. Victoria Mill* Celebrated Writing Paper*. Russell Mills Superior M “ Geneasee M Ills Superior Printing u RawllnsA Sons’ English TUaue u First quality French. Ulbramarine, They are also Agents dbr the Principal Piper Manufactu res La this country. and offer for sale by far the most ax tensive snd dosirsble stock of Paper and Paper MauutsctU rerF material* that can be found in this or any other country. Theroccapy th* large and coramodiggj Warehouses, Nd. U OUS street. No. 6& Glff street, NaiB4 Christopher stmt, apd Che Lofts ever the large Iron Btons, 7 and 9 CHS stmt. Their business Is strictly Wholesale, and Writing Paper* are sold by the Cue only. Their extraordinary facOltjg* enable them to offer eQ Goods, both* Foreign and Domestic, at tha Invest possible prices. .Paper to order, any sits op weight. liberal ad ran ees made on consign manta of Paper, Paper Mahers’ Stock ■nti other merchandise. Th* highest market price paid InGABQ for all kinds of Rags * > maO-Xim Bradbonr’* Piano and Kelodoon Waroroomi, SO. 433 BROADWAY, SSW YORK. F:OM enlarging my Warerootas, 1 am enabled tn keep a much greater, assortment of Instruments than hereto* fore. All Pianos furnished are of as elastic touch, andof as cttbo quality* and deep, full, rich and purely vasal tone* qualities most desirable, Insxmoch as the voice will asrixm tala to th# ttmeef the instrument, AUmylnstrumentsare fully varrantad, a guarantee aaoosnpanles ev«7 bill of ole* aod are sold as tow w can be purchased elsewhere. Second hand PUsos stall prices. CJ- A .Yew IsvexMcn. —The Organ Melodeon, erllb fire iijnAf ef Ary*, the only thipg of the kind In the country, having too tfeyr, coupler, swell draw £e., a sweet and powerful Instrument. pronounced by Organists to be rape* rior.&r church*# or Organ prectloeto the medium si*»d Or gans* prie* (200. Also, the Common Mdodcon. of all style* add Prices Balog the exclusive Agent for those Xtutxrn menu, order* sre eolkdled. Th# tonal discount made to the trade, and 10 per cant, to clergymen purchasing for their own use. * \‘E* O. BRADBURY, taar!6:ly 4231 Broadway, New York. PHILADELPHIA. WOULD’* FAIn. A THE first and only PRIZE MEDAL far liar cess at the Workfs ftdr, in Lcmlon, was award* .fiSa. LACEY A PHILLIPS, of PhQadalphla—an hotter Ihty won over the competition of tbevbob world. Mean. L .MY. hart oo» and k*rt»cotvnU«UT cm band, at tbrfr •sUUUhzwni, 12, U and 1G femlh Kfto itmt, the largest ci«k of ttIUDYM At* E UARNKkA, tUDULEH, At, of uj bnea to ch* Dnitrsi at greatly mlacrd prha, Tfcty are tn>v lh«4t ll&rseo aod Saddle* with *ach perfect fjstrra that they are caakled to call a «a» parts* artJelaof izx their Üb* at a l*e* pile* Uiaa any other boat* to Ik* nwmry they atrcr aw but the ufy t**t o/ Walker, ssrd ttaotmt cnateii*! rAtwvry *i*J oo psS&jtcr «rx* two* t* ecarttl tn rewh prr&ctkm (a *r»r/ article—lia2»Jo Uobeft, Olur«s aiul tt'&t*- That tsviu ttartfha»rr to rsxxnte* th*4r *Ux-k ud ttwUr <wtablUbc*w>t imtitv ns* It la? They t&rlta attrtj* tkm to Ik* foUwsjg tl*t o/ jtw*: HoMWinitiktii.lrca n^U|3,M TbtJt (V> pt\ tkx>J plain **ri Wvtjt* [l»roe*», fIS.SO to t£S>oo Fitfwy 4a Ju &>, fcS.id to p\CO GoodpUlo Doubt* U*nmt*t - ftIOJDO to f^O^CQ fury do (kw pftiM) to LACEY 4 HUTI-LI J*.T &tddl«« auJ U*rtt«»« urn •cinow* to all otbon tar «l«sw* t tighter** tod cco> fc*t» 0* veil u far rpjl ralao tod v**r. li, 14 and (4 S->uiii ih fcTU itmt, tc4 Chscsut, VfelUdetpW. (d«cl&1y BAIIY & BROTHER, NO. 252 CIIESNUT STREET, ABOTU NINTH. PUILAUELIMIIA, U»t« «Mono>«fit uf tb* Ne»r*l U»4 CARPETINGS: OcmiijU&i;, to putt cf tN* i4bnrii*g chide* food*, tU Bleb Enellth V«lw*t v m •» Ttptitrf, •« « fafprata, s«at BlytM ** M Of Iheirowa tape Aliao, Jujl landed. Ala, s full uaortsiA&i of 1 uper cad Urn flam quality AMERICAN CARPETINGS, Uasy of which being of ibeir 090 Qiaufacture, out ba r* eamma&dadu Good Carpetings for a Lev Price, DAILY A BROTHER, Importer* uul UAaufeetav«nofOtrpfU&c*, dacllly No. &2 Chcznut fSreet, Philadelphia. (BALTIMORE Dir. c. axairr. GRAHT A BROTHER, COMMISSION AND FORWARDIN') MERCHANTS, So* 01 Esebtng* Piece, BALTINOitL. ORDERS FOR COFFEE, RICE. Ac., t&d OoiulgiimeaU of Wmlcto fooduca ropeetluliy «o.leltad. Bxfers (o—MpSan. King, l*czmock A and u> Hmri JfcioM A. Iloichimo A Co. JyAfim* iriNTosa’S HOWARD HOVBB. JOUN Al'lNTOail— Htonnna HOWARD BTREET, BALTIMORE. Baltimore, IW»mt»r lAlos2—■derlCkl jr Baltimore Book Store. BOORS AND STATIOSERY. CUSHINGS A BAILEY, B OOK6BIISHB AND BTATIONERB, JYo. 202 Market Street, opposite llano oer Street^ dccituy Baltimore. WATCHES, JKWELHY, SILVER WARE, Bronx**, Clock*, J'apler Mach* Gooda, Uotewool Drawing Cam*, Writing Dock*. Jrejra Elegant Fan*, Opera G buses, Ouctkry, Floi oS CfiNu&a Pointings, Dresden Ohio*, Ac.—Tho usdetagned beg particularly to invliatbe visit* ofdUxena »ml stronger*, whether u purchaser* or oonaolwora, to their magnificent stock, believing it to exceed la extant, varteiy end richnassL any other In this oountrr, They feel sure, the advaatageof pern nelly selecting goods at the different factories in Eqtoml and their own manufactories of Jewelry, Silver Ware AeZ hero, enable them to offur Inducements In prices and qual? ties, and prioos, oonxlderlng qualities, suuh as cannot be of fared by any other house In the inula. Delicate mods so carefally packed as to go safely any dls» tance, and by almost any conveyance. Wholesale and retail. OANFIELD, BROTHER A 00 229 Baltimore street, corner of Charles, d acidly Baltimore. GEORGIA BTURGBB, •ou makitfaoturzb of rui nrptovro SPIRAL SPRING MATTRKBS tf. IK. Cor. Baltimore and Frederick itreeti, Bal timore, and dfo. 92 Walnut el., Philadelphia FIVE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED VIZ _ ) Awnicarr I.ssviTVTt, Now-York ■ B, VFaaxxus Insntutx, Philadelphia; I ManYusm laniivn, Baltimore, mils peculiar Improvement In the construction of this I Mattress Is, that all the clusuey and heavy ivooden trameeuarh Is entirely dispensed with, and lie place sup. pUod hj a lighter and much moro durable frame Th. springs a» all oouuoctod bj harness loather hinges, securer Ij rivettod, rendering It Impossible fbr a single spring to fell down or get oot of place, and mnklng a Bed ah elastic that any part may be raised or bent up. and Is thusadmira bly fitted to the wants oflheslckor asthmoUo, who ma» re. Suliu a sitting posture. It has all the tuiurlous softness of be hest feather bed, with tho lightness and faculty of haul, ling Of the common hair mattress. These Improved Spring Beds ore Inroriably made of the best materials, and will last many years without repairs Persons having Hair Mattresses can have them altered in to Spring Beds. Those Beds are well adapted for Hotels, berths of Shins, stoamboats and Hospitals. ALSO, an oxtendve assortment of highly ornamented (In enamel.) and plain finished OAST IKON FUItNITOBK, eon, rioting In part of Bedsteads, Hat and Coat Backs, Cone and Umbrella Blands, Centre, Pier and Side Tables with marble tops, Carden Chairs, Settees, etc., etc Animals, snob os Lions, Lsmbe, Bogs, etet, In Iron, as wellas the models In Wood, furnished at short notice. deelfilr . § TftATfBEBIIY PLAKTS.—The subscriber odors Ibr sale l.a lsrgpMof fine Strawbeny Plants, of tho moat approv arid-productive sorts. Mnrkst gardener*, Or othere de sirous of riUamrglirgelyiwlUbo kupplledat low raten— Each soft is distinct,,without mixture, and wamntod truei to mm. „ flants put out this season will hear a faircron la springf Orders filled In rotation, from the seed add tmole dasilivanhnase,'49mth street - : -c 1 • w rl-aagg*..- • , JAMBS WABOBOP- ! ’i . BBOWJf.-16 bbls for sale by .~T- ~i! -..(5,;;«;rab, 4, wmas(tmi*w: «' ! * "* - ' ‘ I v .3-yV v ' >v - - - ■ aA _ . HOT ujg^d -iinxa a. qiulst. iL . V* -“*%»* \ ■ ~ - -- *■- ‘ v'' L ' 'ZfJ \K* - , > MISCELLANEOUS. JOSHUA-RHODES A CO., WHOLESAtE FBUITEBB & CONFECTIOSEES, 89 Woqb PiITEBCBOUL PA-,. : HATE on hand and are following Goods, which they offer at the lowest market rated:—* 75 bagslvica Almonds: i 20_boxes Maceaiteni: 25 “ flidlT do I 20 '« YermiCeUa? ’ 25 bales Bordeaux do 1 60 “ Farina; 15 bags Shelled do * I 50 “ W. Rock Candy; 50 “ Filberts; 25 « aNcIT. dor 60 M Walnuts; ! 10 “ Bed do GO “ CrekmNots; 1 15 “ Capers; 600 b&shel* Pea Nats;. ’ 16 “ Olive*; 25 bhl& Texan Pecans; ! 7* “ Guns Drops; 26 “ Illinois do i L “ Lozenges; 2000 Cocoa Nuts; &y ** Jujube Paste; : 3X) boxes German Plums; ! GO dos; assorted Pickles; 25 kegs d» do 30 •* Preserves; 10 bbla. do do * IQO ** Pepper Saaee;‘ 10 cases Prunes, glass jars;; 10 cases Sardines; 10 M u fancy 5 “ “ ht bxs. 60 casks Currants; g- a . - ■**■ . jo’ 20 cases Citron; 200 bags Brazil Sugar; ’ 200 boxea duster Raisins; 4Ubbls 8. C. Sugar; '■ - 100b£“.H*&. do 25 “ XoTering’s Sueur; 200 qr.“ ** do 10 Liquorice' * 200 pokes No. 1 Barring; 25 boxes ReTd do ; 100 “ Scaled do 20,000 Principe Cigars; lease Mace; 10,000 Havana do ■; . 1 bbl. Nutmegs; Begalla do ■. r 1 u doves; Half Bpanish CSgsr*; - 25 gmesßlaeking; 60 gr.M» Miller's P.Cut 25 baskets Salad Oil; 60,grQs*.Andergon’s do, • 3. c. remix. J.C.AKDE WHOLESALE FRUTTERKJ EISOZF --fri.r IS. 'AND * CONFECTIONERS, Pltiiftorfflir Pa. f *t extensive TaU. Stock .ever inialnk confuting of—'" - > | 251xaMacresaal; ~ - ’ No< 6 'Wood it«i TOST RECEIVED, the mo if brought West of the Moo 250 bags Brazil Sugar; | 50 boxes Havana do : 20 bblfl Irrrerlogfe do, fine* pulverised; \ 20 b&U. Lovering'■ coarse' pulverized Spgar; 20 boU. LoTerlng 4 *. coarse Shgarf GO bhU Stuart’s, do do 8000 Cocoa Nats; 15 csss* Jar Prunes; ", 12 caocfflfencT Boietdo 150 bxaNo. 1 Herring; 135 bxs Scaled Herring; 65 tbs Mare; 150 lbs Nutmegs; lbs Coves; ■ lOGdosrpepper Sauce; 100 doi Ketchup; ? GO dox asserted Pickles; 25 doxassM Preserves; 125 bxs Loxengw;' 25 «*• S*rdlne«,% -f» bxa refined Liquorice; . ELeases.... . . do;, ; 100‘kegs’German Wmnn GO gfosvSro/Miller's fine Cot; 60 p. Mr*.- Anderson's do; 25 dos Olives; 25 dos Capers; nodosOzdous; . f , 60 biga filberts;' CO bogs.WalnuU; : 75 tags Cream Nuts; ■ 6 bags Omar Walnuts; 150 bags Daiw Salt; • 20,000 Principe Cigars; '' 20,000 Wash. Regalia do; ] 18(000 Havana do; Spanlsl) do; 40gross Blacking; 65 bxs Citrotf; 1000 boa Pea Nuts; GO bxs No 1 Rock Cahdj 20 do Bet do do 155 do Yellow do do SO do TiVTiU* do do d& bgf Irica Aixaoodj; 80 bile* Bordeaux do; bs* Sicily i do; GO do shelled , do. Wobx* Cluster Raisins; 220 bxsU R y do; NEW EOOK&—Pastor's Sketches; both serif?; Yenfcej theCSty of the go; Barnet on Daniel; 5 Mellf Ule’stuw work. • Sermons. Fraerc’i Works; Sal*-?/ tor the Solitary; DeMrlaeey'a new Tulwars; Hawthorne's do; Bne'ie Sam. by Mr*. Stowe. New. OrnU Trstbsby Groat Authors; Complete Angler, by Isaac Walton; IlaOptou Podges; One* Groewvood 1 * Works; Angel V<4ou; ■' Whipple's Oration on Washington; Parley's now Talcs; Arthur** do^ GhtpCrttfacoum os Webster; Tafcgle Wood Tales; and other new and elegant illus trated joveaUcc. DAVISONS Book Store, oelO . G 5 Market slrpetycear Fourth. FttEDgRiK A Q&jUdKn—The Home* pf the Nrw World. Hadley—the Second War wiibGfcat Britain. Willis—Fun Jottings. Ooonteas D*Oa*y—Clouded Happiness. Mnu. lisle—New lloosehold Receipt Book. T.S. Arthur—Sparing to Spend. VisaI—Venice, 1 —Venice, the City of tbe 8* a. Hafos W. Clark—Lectors to Young Men upon tbe formation of Character. Dkkeas—Bleak House. Jama Grant—Jane Seaton; cr The Klog’e Adrocat*. • f Gnat Truths by Groat Authors—A Pktionary of Aids to IW&fctton, Quotations of Metaphors. Ctmowls; Castlon*, Aphortaiut, ProTertw, At, from writer* of all ages end both hsmDpUres. If. MINER! CD., ocl9 >32 RalthfleiJ street. IiATKftT MUSIC*. SKhEBEB UASJUSTR£CKIYia>- • Bocrcca »x Pact* gcmirmu, composed and Jedi tnHr. Julius Lair, by 11. Klaber. This piece L« *mbel. iUbad wtth an elegantly colons! tlg&ette of tbo' city of Paris* showing theVcuLratts. the imperial residence o f the french Emperor; the Church cf Nttkt Ducx. chr.—being a rtlUbl* and comet map of tbo French Capital, is taken ky Ur.,lea, on his recent sislt there, and U«f itself worth the pTfc*eb*rr«i for the Music. Tbe-lVoubadour cotapoffcd Uhl dedicated to Mis* Bwnaias Lraoyne, c 1 Washington. Pau, by U. Klsber. foad llttrli tt Home; beautiful Dew xs «ung by BurhUj** Serenade?*. Uoii 7 Forsake The*; German melody, with ■*»■! German ecrds. iMtlr gone* tar 14«!« Children—nyw ■ I[«Tily Wear* the bay—new. Thlnklaj at Tbeo—Dew BriM. What thill I call Tbcw—eoc*! duett Pen**—2l*-««S, City cf Qivgow, tool* Xapolcon, Hat -o*. Childrens* Xteiigbi, Coprvsutnlng, etr_, ctm; and a gtoe* tal selection cf the moet {asbio&able oiuio uf tVf day. «p»Ka. 101 THIRD street 6cCZi Garden Seeds, 6c COSSISTIhO In part of tbs celebrated -Stoirel or Ever* green Sugar Com, Old Colony Sager Com, Wrinkled Bagu Peat of various improved varieties, Blue Imperial, Blue Pradan sad UarrvCda do, Beans, Onions, Parsnip, Cucumber a&lXcUcms of the fines* and *n&*t ap* muted sort*. Held Carrots, Turnips and Sugar Beets (hr the dairyman and (knnere. A rich collectiots of Cover *wd* Lavs Grass Seed, and a foil and complete aasartmsnt cf Garden and farming Im pUanm ta of the la lest improvement*, Monthly Yabemaa, Roam, UeUterops, and fins blooming plant* far (he yard, Carden or Lavas, by the dotes or 100 at lov rote*. ■ Order* from Merchant*. Dealer* or others filled promptly on liberal terns, from the Seed and Horticultural v&re* hoars. O Tilth street, by fsprgTl JAVK3 WAMJRCVP. CAJU'EttNO. —A Urg* iiock of c#w «iu2 beautiful ptt< term now nxaiTi&g «t u>e NEW CiliP£T CTORB, 4? mil •tiTct, n«3T Wood. Aljo»<Hl CtothJ of ell eldilU end qualities; Boa Matt*, Matting, Window Studies, TeoiUkn 4t te, Atnsuvißuu niea« wpA VTKW BOOK&-At XUVlfiON* BOOK. STtiEE, 64 MAE* XI KET itmt- The AneljliiOf the Bible. ’ FiTTlmia’s Tbit to Europe. " ' CompsratlTe Philology, p» Vera* Pcrurlaa AnUquitte*; Ulmlrgtied. Ilawti. Nottffrasi LiT«. lltfiiy Tijkr. WUe World; niuatratcd e<L Parley** Preernu. Elegant Jorsntlej llluiM- Christmas Bloocm*. do Cottas* Bible. Blrket Pcater’# splendid Illustrated edition of Longfe!* low's Work#. English. Other similar presentation Books. Unci# Earn. New. Mr*. Stowe. • Inl&acace. By anther of Trap to Catch Sunbeam. Sparing to Spend. Tne little Drummer, Tangle Wood Tales. bonis XVlLMlfo* Bufferings and Dfaih. Venice, the City of tb*B»~ Second War with England. Headley. History of the Insurrection In China. Homes of the New \fprld. Mias Bremer. Home and New ed. do The Bow In the Cloud, or Corensnt Merry for the Afflicted. Martyr Missionary. Tbs Hehatlor Book. Miss Lesha. Btoty of Sit. Qtaoc. Btudsnt’i Manual. Bar. John Todd's Books for Children. Life of Daniel Webster, for sale by J.S.'DAVISON, Lata Davison A Ague*. MAOAZCNKS FOE NOYKMUER —Yankee Notions— pnce cent*. Godey's Lady'll Book. Prim 25 cents. Graham's Magaalne. Price 25 cents. Peterson's Magaxlne. IMre VS cents. The Midnight Queen, or Loam from hew York Lift; by George Uppard. Price 2d cents. The Gold Bookers, or the Cruise of the Lively Sally: by Captain Meyry, tT. 8. N* author of'the “Flying frotch* man”—illustrated—a tale of peril and adventure that can* not fall to excite and interest tbo reader. Price la> cents. IF. MINER * 00* No. 82 Smithfield street. COLORED I* AK AM ATT AS.—l6O pica* of ertry «h«Jc and quality, JusixecelT«d*t A. A. MASON A CO. ncpfl No, 26 Fifth street. VALUABLE PROPERTY FUR SALR-Situare on Ppno street, Fifth Wahl, consisting of 52 it. front by 100 ft. deep to spring alley, on which la erected tour. houses. Pries anil terms made known at the Real Estate Office of _oo!6 B. COTUBKRT A BON, 140 Third street iECOMK YOUU OWN LANDLORD.—TWO UOUHKB x> FOR SALK, situate on Fulton street. One Is arranged with a store-room, and five other rooms, with finished attia a good pared yard, hydrant.- Ae.- The Lot Is SO feet front by 152 feet doep. Price $2300. v Also, near the shore, a Dwelling House, of hall, six rooms, and finished attlo. Price $2200. Terms: $SOd in band; balance In one, two and three yean. .. . 8. CUTHBERT A SON. Qot& Real Estate Agents, 140 Third at: UARSIA—S bbls, Ground.'for sale br octfi R. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO. ?FKK—S2o bags for sale by sep23 GLASS— 26 boxes 7xo: 160 do BxlO: 100 do 10x12; 20 do 0x12: 36 do 10x14: 20 do 10x16: 10 do 10x16; 16 do 12x16: 10 do 12x18. For sale by ! SMITH A SINCLAIR, oct4 122 Becond.and 161 FlratstreeU NO. SUGAR—I6O hhds., prime, for sale by. . • oct4 SMITH A SINCLAIR. /"'ILARJFIED SUGAR—6 hhds for sale by Kj oeU SMITH A SINCLAIR: CODPIBH —lucaftka, for sale by • ■ oct4 • { .SMIIg * SINCLAIR. leby.;_ 1 f\ QHOBB Perrr DaTirs Palo Killer, in store* end tbr eale 1U by FLEMING BUOTIIBBS, ' od& -- • Sdoeessorito J.BJdd &CayCOCToal street. i BAPER largest VarielyiofAinerfari ■ *BdPo»igirWriiJagptte»> wsfettngimpart of«]{ SoallUes ofPaixet Commercial and. Qoarto Post; PooUcaa oamerttatNote; Embossed, colored and fancy nfitepnpars; • also, Murillo, Bag and Btraw •Wrtppifli? Papon ■ pj ;ptt* ***•.-.. Jbrala By.' .J; . ■ ttp29 .:' comer of Markot and^Snd^aS^^. 1 ** vv i. .. >.-4 i -rv.-t m " % \ FOR SALE AND TO LET. " Property tor Sale* ' rr\Hß eubaerfberoffcrsfor salej on very reasonable -terms, JL the following property, vis:. - A Three Story Brick Dwelling House, Na 110 Pens street, between Hay street and Erins’ alley; and Dot 25 feet Croat, eaten ding back 112 fret to «n alley. ‘ The House is one of the. -best buildings, and in one of.-the most pleasant neighbor* hoods in thedty. - fiteLote-i-emliracingeoinenrnf Pront and Ferry streets;: one hundred and five feet front on Ferry and sixty feet oni Front-street, with a good three story Brick Building on the corner, a two story Frame on Front et,and twoßrick Build ings, used as shops; on Feiry'st AHrt,3l feet front by 80 foot deep, on FronVbefrecn Market and Terry streets...., . A Isrt,withTery.coavealentFrame Dwelling-; Lot2ofeet ! .by 90, fronting on Congress and Em sta.' * A-Honae and. Lot,on Wylie ftieet, near the nevtCourt House. The house U well arranged and in good order, and boavoCTjpSeduahotel- •• ; .-. “ ?- ’ - ■: AShTßaatoiyßrick,on SmlthfleUrtnetensarSsTmth— beingin an excellent business location. The Lot Is 20 by SO feet deep, fronting on Bndthfleld st. A .Cottage Frame and Lot. 28 by 120 feet, fronting on Anne and Robinson streets/ Allegheny Cty. This fra very deeirv ble and pleasant location for & residence. Nine Lots ih the torn of ITKeesport, «ieh 60 feet by 150. Several of theae.aruoh the Main street.' Eleven Acres in Lime town, on tha Monongshela River, on which there are 4 houses; there arosorae 6or Taereacfex ceDentstone coal, and abundance of HgiMfow*, convenient to the landing; and two octal pita open. ’ Ninety Lota tn ths town of Columbia, CO feet by 150 each, -nearly all leTel, and well located. The tenant of Lot hak tfafrprivilege ofusing whatevferetono ooalhe may re squire for hir own use, from a. pit near the Locks.. .Columbia ui pleasant situation on the bank of the ilonongahela rfv- dfetsucebdow. Look No. Ain the midst of anuex* tensive stone coal region, and would m a desirable point fbr /.Two Hundred acres ,-of - Stone Coal,with House, Raßrcad, Ac. ‘ This property has a front of 140 rods bn the Monongshela river; an excellent landing; good grade and foundation .for railroad—with enough level ground st raw point for houses and gardens, or locallcna'&r mxnnlactories.- ..Tha vein is-d.eep enough to allow horses to be used in haul •tug out the coal—-tbeTjuplity of wbkh, ; for Ironwork, Steam, gas, of for any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by any in the country. ‘ ‘ 25 do Vermicelli; 30 do Texan Pecans; 25 do DUnoia . do; 6o do* ow'd salad on In my absence, my agent, James -Blakely, fed., will give all necessary Information, and be authorized to .warran tee deeda-for any property sold. JAMES MAY. r -crrSftf •. - ’Wo. 110 Petra «t»wl Two‘Large Brick Swelling;Houses-to Bale. sabscriboriiowofes the following desirable proper : X ty for sale, situate in the -Seventh Ward, and but ten minutes walk from the Court House. ONE LARGE' BRICK HOUSE, with nine apartments, : situated 09 the corner of Colwell and Miller . Atav ONE LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,-with eight apartments, ritaated on'heed strett. Right Building Lots on ,Colwell .street; ten. Building on Reed street; twenty-three Building Lota on Miller rtieet. This property U refy conTonlenUy situated, and trill be very; desirable for private residences. The abOYS property, if not sold previous to the middle of Hay, 1854, will be put up a; Public Auetion. Tffists:—One-fiSh'cash; the balance in ten'years, with annual payments. -Forfurther particulars, enquire of the subscriber. JACOB TOMER, aeplA6xtf7 Ctarner OolweU and Miller stEu 7th Ward. City Property For Sole or Exchange. rIE undersigned will exchange for Lands In the suburbs, the' following; Property, or will dispose of it on long payments, viz: A throe story Brick House, on Second street, now occupied hj lion- Cbanes Najlor.. This house is buHt in. modern style, and of the beet materials. Also, three two story Brick Houses os ftkesL, each cou -Uiuing throe rooms. Also, two twoeloor Frame Dwelling Pine st, each containing twelve rooms. Also, three two story Frame Dwelling Houses on Locusl al;eacb containing throe rooms. . Also, two two story. Frame Dwelling Houses on Pike sL, each whtalulng three rotana. Also, three two .story Brick Houtts in East Birmingham, on a lot SO feet by 120, with room to build seven bouses more.- > ■. The Fifth Ward Property U on six contigioas Lots of Ground, 60feet front on fine and Locust stai, (contlmiing through the square and corners on Pike st.) They are so arranged that each property can he sold separate. Any one wishing* boms can bs paying. little more than a rent, after the first payment, as I willgive teu years for the balance. Apply to (jblo| JAMEB BLAKELY. Valuable Property Par Sale. THOSE TWO LOTS, Nm. 151 and 152, in Col.'Wood’ff plan of Pittsburgh, each GO feet on Water street, and ex tending 157 feet through to Front street, along Redoubt alley, immediately below John Irwin A Sens, and opposite the Central Railroad Depot. The whole will be offered till the Ist of November, after which, (if not sold,) it will be sutxiirided into lots tosnit purchasers. For terms, which will be made easy as to payments, apply to LEECH, McALPIN & 00., 6cU No*. 242 and fityiibertyxto Pittsburgh, Pa. Xi'GR SALK —TW'J GOOD BUILDING LOTS. JC ElES—Each feet front by 2UO deep. fiUCK—J2OO earh. TERMS—SIO in hand; balance at $5 per month. SITUATE—Within 20 minutes walk of tha eity. APPLY—lmmediately, to _ortl3 S. CUTHBEBT A SON, 140 Third >rt Dwelling house foe sale, with Lot eofet front; altuata on the Brownsville Road, near the toll gate, in Sooth Pittsburgh. The House U a new five rooms, well papered; a good Stable and out oven; choice Fruit Trees, Grapes, Ac, Pric* $llOO. octl3 S. CUTHBERT A SON, 146 Third st rpUREE 510UE LEFT, ON SAME TERMS—Three build- X Ing.Uds, within twenty minutes walk of the dty. 50 feet front by IS4 deep, at $2OO, each. Tea dollars in hand ; balance at five dollars per month. Apply vo-nar, to oct2o 8. cuxmiEßT A SOX, Up Third kk ’ Magnlflcent CotUktry Seat, HE sabscriber offerv for sale that beaaitfh! Tract of Land X Coal Hiß, formerly occupied by Robertfinney, ind adjoining the roddenee of A Kirk Lewis, Esq. It eonUina twenty acres, and part of which is under eul ti ration, having on it a fine young Orchard, and is also oma meuted with forest trees, shrubs, plants, Ac. This location commands one of the meet extensive views In Western Pennsylvania, and being within twenty minutes walk from the dty, presentsadvantogve and attractions un surpassed bv any similar tract of land in fhU market. If not tttd entiro before tta Latcf June, Itwilt be divided into Lots and offered at Auction. A. WILKINS, a J3 71 Fourth st» . A LOT OF GROUKD in Hogg’s Plan of Lotsln the Third Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, and being 29 feet front : on Pennsylvania Avenue, and running back U 7 feet. The property .will be sold, clear of all Incum brance, except an annual ground rent of one hundred and tixty-five dollars, to whieh it is now suHect. On the proper* tyaroseven good TENEMENTS—firebrick and two from* —■*ll two stories high, and renting fbr about five hundred! dollars annually, Priro,sl2oo; sSoocash, and $6OO ln« mentha-bygood endorsed paper. . • W2L C. FRIEND;; Jelfidf . Attorney at Law, No. 125 Fourth strrot. ' ROBINSON A GO. A COUNTRY SEAT, situated within throe hundred yards of the Railroad Station In liberty,containing about nine and one half acres. The improvements consist of a good two story Frame Dwelling House, with brick out houses and stabling and an abundance of fine fruit and ex cellent water. Enquire of ♦ BAKE WELL A CAMPBELL, aprd Atturnoysat Law, 75-Grant street. l YLNEQAR —50 bbls pure Cider. **P23 J. D. WILLIAMS.! NAILS— 150 kegs assorted Nails and Spiked ~ sep23 J» B. WILLIAMS. LASS—SO boxes 8x10,9x12.10x12, ; 10x14. : scp2S J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood st BUIED APPLES—IOO bushels on consignment; for sale. »pa . J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood st. OLDEN SYRUP—S bbls extra fine. : : >ep23 J. D. WILLIAMS. UGAR-HOUSK MOLASSES— -10 bbls Bt James; 50 bbls New Orleans; 10 hll bbls do For sale by *ep23 . , J. D. WILLIAMS. COFFEE— 60 bags prime lUo; 20 do : do Laguayra; 20 do , Old. Government Java; 5 cases Ground, In pound 'papers. *ep2S : . J. D. WILLIAMS. Al )H BBS. CHROME .YELLOW, in store and for saL» by U< »U sep23 ; FLEMING BROTHERS. BLANK BOOKS—AIap/Deniyand Medium Blank work, of every descriplicakon hand or manufactured to order. Always on hand a choice stock of Lexers; Journal.*; Day Books; Invoice, Cash and Order Books; _ Time Books, Ac. Blank books paged tinier. , H W. fl. HAVEN, Blank Book manufacturer, - sepSO Market street, corner of SeooniL : SllAi BONNETS.—A. A. MASON A cO-N0.25 FIFTH street, win open, on Thunday, tbs 13ih Inst, 200 new Fall Style SILK BONNETS. pctUi EKOCUE SHAWLS.—IOO Brocbe Shawls, beautiful pat ters, just rec’d at A. A. MASON A OO.’S, ' QctU Xo; 25 Filth street. lONQ SHAWLS.-A. A. MASON * No. 25 FIFTH J street. Will open, on Wednesday, the 12lh Inst-, 6 cn*es EMPIRE LONG SHAWLS. pctn A. A. MASON A CO., No. *5 FliTli street, would invite # ottention to their unrivalled assortment of Ladles’- Cloth and Satin Cloaks, and Velvet .Talmas. - . . oelll JUST KEOhIVED, Ladles’ Brown, Drab cold UAITKKS; also. Ladles' French Mo n Kid and Qoat fiklu BOOTS. SHOOTES, JENNY LINDS, and BUSKINS-all of tho best manufacture, and at low-pricea. HAYWARD, octlO Oorner Market and Liberty sta. JT~\ SHELL OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY AT FIFTH SinUOT, onodoor to HaU?*^ 41 * 1 kamediatel T opposito Mason- SMITH A SINCLAIR. Aw*A call U solid tod from lovers of good Oy/rtm fwnlr. MOLASSES-250 bbls Plantation'Moiises • 175 half bbls . do- do-»’ .I.‘! 1$ bbls SagwHouse -do fBL Jatn^l Tor sale by r-plti MILLER A RICKFTAW^ - Yi; Piw».Sim, Walnut, ■ Eosa aod Tulin Wool*. »iih MouldlngF[andfifedalUous. Also, Marble, withdesignsfor.hanging. For«ale br J '’ r - ■' _°ci7 - WALTER g. MARSHALL. SS Wood ft- IpAPiHJ -TJ^A* l^*^^ —A great yarfety, from Velvet and X fl©ld;»fc;sS.oa-to good iajlutbtw Paper* at l«/ - Cheap Papers, aa lotr as cil cents. Per Baieby ■ » ■ [oct7]' •; ■ WALTER P. HAHaiULL. RfTl A LBS. SOAR -PINK, Just received and for sale by: UUU oct7 FLEMING 8803. IHH LBa - TlUUUi’ti ALCOUOXJC MEDICINAL 3iX- X\J\J TRACTS; a foil-assortmenton handendlbr eJeby :;.oCff: r -■ • ' ■>■ . IXEMIHO BROS. SIiKKI IKON—tons, assorted; - lor sale on fkTowiMn terms by , aepg. • • >■•■: • >J.&LEECH, MCALPISP&CO > • '/.IOM»YNIU-1002>» Powdered fbraaia by '• V B. A. PAHNKSTOCK. ACO,' : ‘oca?.- r—Ctarnar Wood and First street*. ' ~ , .v. . -. • ••-• *•• .•'• v •■ . <'\f , s' , '^;?v*-'> •. , ‘-t‘ ~ •:•• J*-* t -u-:' - < •* ■". >.- ""*- -- •* “* J >.:.i -*• r : .'-.•* - "-±' *r /■/ --V-—' ■■ •% . v » W . - *r v < ■' ' : ? * - «* ’ * ‘ *' ’ -•• i-,‘ fi & •*-• ■" <■ * » *; • ' .-'• 4- * V* • - -_t j> .»■.-. ".- * .■ , c " ; ;*' • . ' V -!i *' * * SS* I •-. • ■•-•<.. •* ,•* ... -.— <■&' ■•• .. -• \ .:• iT .• - rt •. ~ v. < ' , 1 . - «.*<*, '-c-fy* •• ' r * r -' FOBTY-05E BUILDING LOTS - •- ASD - . For Sale. FOR BALSI . :\ \ V* •• • r NTJ3IEER 100. miscellaneous; :T>AGS— IOO dozen heap, to» and codon fa »tara JJ and.fbrsala by ' .MILLER 4'HXCBjfISON, ~• /:-ccft9 •••?■••••; . 2glonilgaLlbe»yatrwt; •: 'VTT’IXDGW GLASS—6OO boxes assorted steel efty aad * f f : country i*indo*‘glass, biatcra'and fjr'talety .-.-s-T -. : MILLER vfc‘RICKKTSON, ' • cct29 flttaaasssiibwtrif-- rporiAtw— -1 150 boxes KuA c Hl ABcHnsca , a.S’s Bud Catobace©;'- - 120 do ■ WVH-Grant’aS’a and tTs • do;- ( ' : 100 do ■ MalbcrtAfleatryVS’siS'sandlQtedo;::- £0 kegs £lxT*tetTlttsburgb ..... 25 do Plug do.- ••• . . ‘do. ‘• In store ahtllhr sale br , ‘' - ■ ■-'Ss-S.’:-';. HILLER A EICS2TSOS,, oct23 , 221 and 233 liberty eg. OH-8- Winter . , - Bleached winter elepbaatcilr' ■'•'■ " •• Bleached winter whale oil; >.:• • v* : :• ? Tanner**,, straits and banknOr? . /• No; t lard and daseeedolL In store and fbrsalsr by “ . MtLLEE * BICEFT80IT; . octa> ■ ■ ..:: :/ • : T>RAZIL StrSAR—75 bag* Brazil sugar, ior sat* by - - JL> •••■-•v -- :: r :- r MILLER A KKTKFTSOff; t octaa v • 221 and 223 Liberty.**, BUTThK AND-LAKl> -- . , LsbbUprimepacied.bntW?; .i; r ;,‘ r ; v ~ 'S'. 5 kepso.l liml; rocelTedandforaale W~ .•■•■■•"*'- •■■ ‘ MILLER • . 221 and 223 liberty at. L JOO hairctesta YotmcHyeon, Gunpowder'aiid Black •*• --.Teas; ' •••'•’. >• : 250 catty boxes / da* : :do Tea.’ ' Forsaleby - .-anTT.'F.R* nrnKgrgjw. ■■•■• artgt. 221 and 223 Liberty^■- SUGAR AND .■ • -nP.^.X-■ ■ 400bbifl .... -xio •raoiaasts;* • » ---t ,i - • 150 half bbfa n ' •■ i -ii \.. * > IS bSIaStJ James* gggar-hnßjra Ha; 1 •_ :* " ' : ;J 3mXEEARICKifeO3f;' : 2% asd 223 liberty rt. Ztu*«sb—: t —- \J 520 begs prinys-Hiocoffe?; .-rr ~-.v 30 do l*gu»yra -do; * • -- ■ 4 25 pockets Old flfivpmrnfmf Jfwya fnf . MHiER-i SICaBJSOH, 12Unfr S 3 liberty gt . . / IroQjKailj, . -- . ... Wrapping.'watlne and letter . ■ Bed €ords,'tßi3ieipJSes,’ljr6oiaar >■■■■•'■' • ; Brushes*lmekettixUs;. ' , ; * D J^ o,l ' r k^ s lrad» ptfff4er;\ Shotj c&&dl£3S ; Ggx&S»£&kihL ■■- - - • - inuss-a aieEBTSoS, ..221 and 223.: liberty at. XJ , KXKKPATEICK £ HEHUOKS, 243 Liberty stnaL ' FiOOifc— st> bbla S, ¥, Koojrj. -isißgCAgßicg^rnesßOsa. EAEItASa—IS-cmJc* for sal© by..* •• J ... oet2l - • VSIRKPAT&ICK & HBBROjTS. *»Ag«-rTS thesisJi. IL&cd Black TBccirai for rato hy octa : KIRgPATOgS & HEBBOKS. boxea assorted brandjt& , *Md Vs;" ' - .JL . * ; ■: • 3 casea!BaiTos , a.2 , a raia -v.'- KIRKPATRICK-& UE2BOSS. - , octet -. ; ■ giKKpATmcg ;-* Qn^lO.bbls J?o. 1 lari > .■'■•• ."• • 13/“' •'-' r< KIRKPATRICK 4 HEBSOSg,' 'KSSPQRK—bblsMfesaPoriIbrsaldby :-r. \-.i : * octgl - r > ? ■ KIRKPATRICK A frermnyp, AB.TIBX&* 51ATKBIAL— r: . ;T ,,. 300 yards CsaTasarfor aft jstgj 60 groat;Bristle Broshes:-' ; * CO rdo v T Sahift i • - 40-‘-I; . .70 do .PaSobQt? , diai-o2iiatahes; • Palettes, Palette Bleriders* £&-■+- <■' • * ■ In store and for sale ty- : ; - Successors-Kidd ■t'CcLt - :60WoOdshqst. oct2S, ~ -IQDOHICB BALIe~SOQ Ibgf'Bieilyj iaittflrfl fprf / or , [<epgs]..- r Fleming jrqs. T>QliL STJLPHCK—€OO Rre In stnra aflrt w,. .: -7 -JLI/ oct s2- • •. - • FLmnXff 3ffiOS. ; • !AlJJRA3TC;^2OOo.fii3iastoM xnitbTsaH bT- ' -*■ <-•"• t>d2S : • :• : FEEaHiXQ BBOS. p T^XIBAOT'IxJGWOOZJ—-GOO lbs In store'and for fal® "br - 0d23; . ■•,..., . .. BBO3. QXl*S—2obbia.> T o, 1 loaners,Oil:' • : 10 s "«. No.l.ilaat '' ' 20 “ Winder BleasbeiTChaleQil; 1 r In store ud fbrssfe by :: • ? JKMIKG 8808 V 5 -Sosccgsors ivJ.- Kfcfrj £ Cd, V 60 Iffood street ACD£.&— 4oGt&aiustoreantllhraaie bjL . 4 - ,• i octa . -- • r&Esgsa bbos; OLU0 LU >mmjL—iq car toys la store and. for rale by *“ —°^ l / - ; -rLSMiyqußoa. Knsliahiri star*and fay «*!• * --[octal] ;■:.•■• :! PP^g- FpWKJ{TY«yrV£ gS-ossa Bazin's Perfornery. J. store and for sale by - > •• ' ■ _ 01:15 - rr-EMtso itE<SrHHBa. r isWsTpsmcnnj?iSciTSMiifc?Sijr& V*, - smith t sixclaih, oelSB -.-- -IjaSgcomEandiaiftoatitracrf. ■ TXUI LE^J)— : • X> oet2S ;,3.Mgg.A; grynr*T^ bagsprims HioCoSM tewte-kr-W --V oeiSS - . SMITH ASISCLiUR. hhds if. for ealebr, -> -• X* i OCISB ' ' SMITH & gpTCT.ATft. lodrucafbrzdle bj r--. : , ) oct23 .. SMITH & STS! MUMuTfIY SKJJD—SO bushel &r iy ■n -1 r —; i- ccS> ■ , . , , SMlHrisisnr.trp barrel ty-i‘ .'•‘. r 'vv-.--, V/ °g2o - ; / SMggA.aiygfern, hittls.Sugarfor.sale by . •/•- ■+ -■ » ■ ■ oca> ~ .' . : . "SMITH ii gyf!f,jmt, L'iXKACT IXK3WOOIJ— 10,000 CM flu sale byrt -*-* : ' B. A. yAnxESTOCK 4 Cfc, * Coebct Wood Rad First 811. — A SJL4M, HIE4M JUiOISB KS 341, K; prfc* *350. -a. octS S. COTHBEBI & aw. Ida Tfea rf * r i. . ' oiku HA'wbßm^ PThwftT^-an^y I /§2' SHAWLS~2OOO Bay' tai-Ea piitrta* opened this ttocolng&t'- - • . .. - A.-A.3IASQX & TC B J^J^ Li^ A * 5I f sos * ca, snaniiH ct * m ’ thh aorl^S. MO Xce 3 :imlggir. Plfiip PBINTB-500 pea. Plaid prirta (brilliant eolia,) - ‘ -No.2SFlfthrtrwt Bituypti atLSS—IO pea- tocsulifgMjlufr ItTmrt. fiilfc just opened it A. A. MASOX <t CO.’S, r “**'• ' K«.2sK{a«t. A *cb'sLvv, i ’£ i Sl^i- a fL rec,:iTed * tA - JiisosTi . =: ■■■ - -.-'.-1 »>■ ssji«b,itMt. lAUUO-CO boxes 5*8,8*8 and 10 pinks; "ii- I** 1 ** *ptmaadnataraiksf; , . %i£.&?SE& a " A,a, * t R a lS B cu 2A? l?a WJwpyo».»isiELwßasuat * ' aroa ani Almntiof-Darterath C&Uego oa tb« i2r pi*. cedlDgthaCaEiE&encgiiigDt, JoJt 27. 1353. min»SL,t). ofDini!;]Wotefer. oSfcrraialt . CtLDDmiyNEY & C 0?&. 78 FonrtV .^ rrupiocA— tanas, WMto, for tale by ■ — — j A*.- ~?• ■ ' —” 8 -- ----- Conur'ffbedimaiffrrtrf. , ANISEED— rSOOßwXocaaleby , '. . - 1 ■ B. A. gXgSßgmrnr »rn wai ’ 4t _ • r - - S 3; Übgrty »trwt, cppodisT?'tiod. J ■ ■ ** *- M4SQ?f. &Ca’&Xo. 25 fifth *fc,‘ ' B P leDdit * assortment nfJwi^ifcfT^i =£s A. A.-MASOK & C0.'5,K0.25 IHkAi ...... J. S. LKECII, MeALPUi 4 COt^ ■ 21J asd a» IjVrty tt-rjat.: ' I* ICE—2& Uercea for sate bj ' r-i- 3. S. IgECH, ifeAtppr i CO. • fy Lirt'and Linseed Ollfor «*i ? t»y''''- 1 - ! *" -\J .sepa . : --- - V,:,- J.B.LEECn.;MeAIJ>6tVttSI ANlMiOSiii—BW bfila forsala by - • •.«.=' .'“ A flep29, y J.g; LEECH; Meil^PffrCQ; ffill lAAAI.HaiIJa.JC 'tPi'Uy U br _ . MOPFIIT i WWBIE. nets ~ Rag Eriata Agents, Post llsiMings. ylKh«t , .TTEN'AKUO COUNT?—TOO ACKSS OF LAMI) V aroll adapted fer iron ruraaeea, baring an iInnSSS! or rich" ore rritnate aboufr t OTe nilllftHsfX! AUrgbeny mer. For particulars, rail at tbo Heal EatS \ . - j -S- CUTHEEItr tajjf" 01:111 •' ■"- LOQWOOIS-ia) bbis Chipped &nAfiw»m,j.f ctT - jgg: • octll » < --:■ -&■ A. FAHK£3TtaSv; h CO. • A fnr «»»« wT~;- _,. .. . J\: : oetH , .__• : B, A.:FAHN£smr7r 'A cq.- S A^n UlI T M) sale bf~~ r . • , t^-octll ' _ .A' A- vabstJvxk & CO. . rjuns-soialf ciLraiapritae Gr»n;. ’Cbaldaiod Oolong;--’ • > - " - Maaa T>*o do <k> -.-■ - ' ■>- D. WIUUK m *“' re ona e*l® br. 1 WflQ -' ’ ymtixg BaOTKimq. 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