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45‘FIFTH STREET, Smtnodiatoly opposite- the Theatre,:,
whero he to agreed ring an J opening a tadsomo tsai^rt-
-Vancy <V)lt>rod Ck>tfaiW*oMsiorer(s and :
*=Yb*tinfcs;ofthrt .newest styliw, which he-will hike pleasure :
>iclaAllowing tn ibosewho may favor bimwitb a MrtU* He is-
te make to order every article "’OfClo thing
Wardrobe,' In the latePt'Lnd
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-t;-c*-*aWJltf/2»^>iS«S.'i--ThoTOb9crlWr‘Oire»'for i «vle his eom
. pletosystem of foment fcivtfrably known,
•solk'irtgtonertllSPtiMcl -by the trade of this city, "Cincinnati,
:jfEMXadelphla-and*elsewhere; nt the following prices, vis:
>-nv;Wilb''insthietions,-"$10.00; Without instructions, $7,00.
j&Sh&fiMfe 4tfii*aultt , } Odttt&lDiug Hill and peeurute directions
nVitofiuTCaSSfUWrttightin!*,forwarded to any pari of the United
oyfifatois oh-rehcipt -jambs c. watt,
i.t-.-g ‘ T'i Teacher ofGarment Cutting,
■ ri-e jip -45 Fifth wtroft. opivci^itethe Theatre.
T" SAMUEL GRAY,
/ 'MERCHANT TAILOR. ,
,- " SO. *T SK VIAJS UOTPL MVLLSI’SGS,
1. ~...4 ... - ai. Giant 6X&KT, PJTTSBCKOII. .
i: ' 'JTi ‘EltfElfcßSnSltS CLQTXIi:IQ.made exclusively to order, >
L \3Cran4 warranted.to suit Ua* constantly on “
’ tiSMSsortmentofCßOTi, u7SSIMEBtS, ThSTaas,
.jutd OJBBOQAiHSOjUf.th, latest, tyl«, aelre.«l MJ™**
* tit the .Gentlemen IwyVur ‘^fu co
igt®h pj^CCTg plteAanil complied with, as all work
“fa done.urufarhjs own supervision. . _ D ? .
Ct.OT H I N G STO R E !
• IJCHN M J €LOsIEY & CO.,
IjiPj3M WH T.Y of the celebrated Clothing Depot-flu Liberty
V street wltich has won an unbounded popularity under
- tSmaae of lhe TURKS DIG-DOORS, have, for . the pur
• »o*yof acquiring more. Kpace. fortheir Immense business..
• removedito XM apasiouß Imlldlng cm theenrner of- -
. f ,-nTAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD STREET,
•* i’** - - ji- > t . .s-i-Whero thay have now iho most
SPLENDID BTOGK OF GiiOTHS!
READY MADE CLOTHING,
j, t.i ‘That has ever been offered to the public.'
‘Their principal olyect for this *jomovalj is to gire them
mhre facilities forth# ,
- WaomASiE TJUBE!
Theynpa prepared to sell Goods at the
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES!
'■ ArrltheyViil warrant thin, to be as gtood as any mann
• ftetn*ed tactile Union.,
■wS» r -« CUSTOM WOBK,
yy tns ntsT Bm.l, isn cpott tk* sirjarasr troticE.
■‘"‘Tbejrliite tm hand a fcUl rindtscautifol assortjnmt of
■OMXmS -and OOAOTSGS, lot
"'FBOCKS. DRESS, WALKING AND BUST-*
I , ~ NESS COATS. -
- Our* Interests nr© identical with those of our customers,
and wo assure the public that ocur fidelity will not fail in
filUng:sir;ord6r9 wo may be favored with.
.w-O- DONT fORGET TILE PLACE—
No; 8§ Wood Street,
, (BAST aiDSf ) CORNER OF DXASIO3 D I ALLET.
If- Bj—Wo deslrooar patrons ton odcrAtsuid ttrat we have
nnltfngamny connection with the Clothing Business on
liberty street* i Our attention is devoted-exclusively to the
House above designated. ■-•
Kin«23< - - • ■ JOHN STOLOSKBY & CO.
■ Notice M
rp 0 TUB WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DEALERS OF
•I" prasßEEmr, Allegheny city, and vicinity
D.GKEGG CO-, Importers & Whole*®!® D®a.®w in
Fbttfga&ntf Dotaestld Dry Goodu and Varieties, No. 99, one
floor from, the Norlh-.wost corner of Diamond
athjy, Bittsh&rgh. Haring completed the enlargement of
thdir present occupied Ware Rooms, are now .opening one
ofthejidrgest'andwsst.stock ofDKY GDODSanil YARIU-
TipSfjfcey haveeter herotolore espiibited to lb® Pittsburgh
trade,“end oh eXathlnatlan, will be found
by any othep House of the kind oxnl e*one of
tbtf’fcXrtfifcfaw generally J n the Eastern Oitiwdnriog Uit*
btislhcss seifliopSj burchasinc cheap bargains, adapted to
the" Pittsburgh end Western Tradu, we will bo able 10 otfor
oar obioustomors, and. purchasers geor-r-
Hlly. OuT" Stock of Dry Goods consists in part of the follow
ing leading article*, viz:
Superior Broad'Olotbsr ■
• "'PikJt'nird'PetCTslmtndo;
•'vyanoy-Otestniefea,Tweeds and Satirrettfq
.•< :- >3*sdb, 'Fancy Vestings and Corduroys;
Tickings and Vest Paddings;
Brown and Bleached Muslins, end Irish Linens;
foreigs* andDomcstio Ginghams;
• '-'-Alpacas, Merinos, Ooburg-Clotlis, and Dress Silks;
{•»' Bay State and BroadleSbawls;
• - 1 Woolen Comforts and Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.
.«-Thß : foUowingcomprfso a part of the general stock of
Varieties'r*•’* 2
* Button*) Gombs, Threads and Sowing Silks;
... f 'Hosiery,Gloves, Ribbons, and Black Silk Veils;
■ ■‘LaoeCwods, Jaeonetts, Mall and Cam brick Muslins;
■ ■ Fan ey Nettings, and Millinery goods generally.
Also—A large assortment of Table Cutlery, Pocket tniTcs,
Baidrs'and Scissors of our own Importstion. Perfumery,
Patent Medicines, together with a splendid assortment of
Gold Mrd Gilt Jewelry, of the latest pattoms; Gold and su
rer Watcher Watch materials; Watrb glasses, nnd an ex
tensive -ctock of 30 boar ar.il 8 dav Brass Clocks, of n variety
of patterns. All of which will be sold on the most accom
modating terms, tor Ca«h, or City reference.
N.’B.—Clty, Country Mcrchntiis and Pedlars are invited
to give US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
sepSlrtf D GREOfi .ft CO
BKOOND ARRIVAL 0*
FALL ASTD WINTER DRY GOODS 1 t
¥OT7NG, STEVENSON 4 LOVE, sign of the
Bxt-KrvE, No. 74 MARKET STREET, between Fourth
and the Diamond, Pittsburgh, have- just received, and are
now opening, a large and splendid assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
Of tha newest and most desirable styles, adapted to the
present season.
Plaid Brocade and Fanny Silks at bargain*.
Plain Black and Cornelian Silks and Turk Satins.
Merino Plaidß, all wool, and Silk and Wool do.
Axon, Raw bilk and Cashmere Plshts of every description,
ypry cheap.
New style Plain and Fancy Do Lnines.
French Merino*, Cashmeres. Ooburgs, Alpacas, and Para
mattaSj all colors and qualities.
Dq BagMVXttd high colored De Laines, all qualities.
Fall and Winter Shawls, of every description.
Long and Square Broche and Plaid Shawls.
Printed;Cashmere and plain Thibet do.
French Chintzes, Ginghams.
Aljsneral assortment fast color Prints, from 6% eta up.
WHITE GOODS of every description.
Collkrs, Cuffs, Chemisettes and EmbM Hdkfa, at bargains.
Bonnet Ribbons and Millinery UoocU,very cheap.
•Also,’* full stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, at low prices
Xhfen Sheeting, Pillow Linens, Table Cloth.% and Nap
kins. Russia Diaper, and Cravats, very cheap.
' GLOVES, HOSIERY. SUSPENDERS, and CRAVATS.
We Sronld respectfully solicit au early call from both
whdlcSkleahd retail buyers, fl&tterlog ourselves Uiat we
con accommodate all who may favor us with their patron
age, on hi oat libera) terms.
eep26 YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOTS.
Jnitßeeelved,
AT THE ORIGINAL BEE HIVE,
-AT). 74 -MARKET STREET,
. k JflBW SUPPLY OF FALL ANL WINTER GOODS,
J\.. which -wUL be sold at exceedingly low prices. We
would respectfully solicit an early call from our friends and
t "* the pnnlic in general, believing that we can now offer
gre*tat Joducements to both wholesale and retail buyers,
than ever heretofore..
wp!s YOUNO. STEVENSON & LOVE.
S»w C«Mll'*&d Carriage Factory 3
IOHHBTOH, BROTHERS * CO.«
Qirp& of rl&Ucca and Bdmtmi street*, Allegheny City,
jm ai ■. WOULD respectfully Inform their friends
/sjß®iß&<tod the public generally, that they have
jSBajgggsZ>. coaiaißiieea the manufacture of Carriages,
wlr ■iSK. .Barouches. Bockaways, Buggies,Sleighs and
Chariots, in till their various styles of finish and proportion.
AB erdersvriß be executed with strict regard to durability
and beanty of finish. Repairs wQI also be attended to on
the most reasonahla terms. Using in all their work the
best Eastern PoTes, and Wheel stuff, they fool confi
dent thstall 'whmfavor them with their patronage, will bo
perfteUyksttsfleOpi trial of their work.
Purchasers oro .Requested to.give os a call, before pnr«ha
ring elsewhere.: . octfclv
THE undersigned has just received at his ~ ■ . m
KIAItRXAGH: WARE HOUSE;
BfbbnrgbVsgfeSjsK.
and a splendid tSr
of VEHICLES, of etery wRI oontmue to
receive regularly; n<Sw and second hand Carriages. Sulkies.
Buggies. <flc., which he win seH on the very lowest terms for
cash. Having had twelve years’practice In the buslncM. and
with Jib sopknpwa faculties In.thaKast, he flatters himself
In putting down all competition.
Those wishihgio pnvebasaare respeetfully invltetl to call
and sos for thrmseires.
Espoebl and prompt attention pidd to repalrlnn of (larrl
nges, Ac. [mya&dawyey ; . . JOSEPH WHITE.
: UVEaT stable,
Gamer, of BmithJleM street and Diamond alley.
tjAio.XHB undersigned having added largely to his
nrfikk stock, b now prepared to accommodate the public
CA Z i with the flnestUngglon; add best Ilbritcs: both for
Saddle and Harness. Oenucmon -wishing to hove horses
will tod superior accommodations for them
at thb stable. Tbestalbare large and new: and the pro*
prtetonpaya every attention to thar ease and com rort.
oct&y. ■ t P.DBTLIB.
Hdtloe, ■ . .
rpnK‘-gTOCKHOtDEns ioj THB ASLE6HENY ANI)
1 BDTLKB PLABK HOiD COMPAIfY are hereby noth
tied that ntt ELECTION wilThe IleW at ItOBEHT WILSON’S
N HOTEL, In Bakorstown. on HONDAY. the f th.Uay of.No
vemher, 185 d. for the purpose of electing officers.ofsaltl
Cbmpnnjrfiir the onsutng year. Election to bo opened at Id
, Attest: JOHN N. TDBVIANCE. President.
Jauia Bsrom. Eeo’y. ■ • • [ootfidlm'l -
Notice*
Tin? BfANAGERS of the Tumperancoyille pM Cobles*
tovn Turnpike or Flank Hoad ComFany._heroby.ghre
w>tl« to the Stockholders of said Company to MEET-on
the FIRST MONBAT OF NOTfaMBKR.tfEXT. at lOo’ctock,
no thaoClce of the Treasurer of said Company,,-ho.
WJ Fourth street, Pittsburgh, for the purpose of. chnoalne
Ofnoershf said Company for the ensuing yeac.
A. W-.LOOMIS,JPrea’t
-AOertia Looms. Bee’y. foctSl
*aASSPOHTAWOIV.
nave arranged with the Penn»yWoxd& and gereqrs©-
f T., .hinnn JUUread .Cotnpiiniefi, for ft upecial Orator
Transportation Lino, at exceedingly low sates •
0017 . .. AT)AMg 4.00.. £4 \Fater *t.
BLANK* Legera
■ Joanul», .. Bay noon,.
' llecelpt TWih.l, -
tion of BLANK BOOKS MALE TO ORDER
of the most superior quality of paper, bo and hi uny 'trie
‘required: Blank Books eased to order. . J
A layge.and .escatiairt stock of Blank Books always on
hand and for sal* at low. rates, consisting of Gap. Demy and
Medium work, in all styles of binding.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
W.'S. HAVEN.
Blank Book Manufacturer.
ecp2 Corner of Market and Second streets.
Labor-Saring llaehlne.
THE BOSTON SAUSAGE GUTTER AND BTUPFERfs
Hay. Straw. aDd Stalk {Jotters: Churns, Improved Corn
Shatters, for hand and horse pqwor pruning Clusola, Saws,
and a large assortment of Implements suitable for Lho
Garden and Farm* from the deed and’Agricultural Ware-
Fifth street
ocl4 JAMK3 WARDROP.'
DRY GOODS.
The Cheapest Goods of (he Season!
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
aLAfiBASOEH EH T B
1 AS!» lit HO Al>.
JI\IIK BaSt.Mail-'£iala Will .leavatlifc r«Mei>g«r Station on
i- i.iMherty-street JJVeryxaorning at 9 o’clock! stopping
W regulnr, stations on tbe road, and arriving In
next morning stt 7 o'clock, eonnceOngWlth :
tbo trains,.directin.New York, alro connacUog at Ilarrls
burg witfa the trains /or.aod Baltimore at 7 o*-
' * . 1V • J
Tho Ekphess Train leaves the station overy erening at
r 9iss"'6 , cl6ckVstoppiug at all tho regular stations, and con
hecttng wlth' trains for .B o’clock, P. 51-,albo ■
conneetinc with stages for Bedford Springs.
Faro to'Buford Springe,,s6,Bo; Fore, to Philadelphia,
59.50; Fat** to DalUmorc, $9 ; ; Fore to 2few York,sll,9o
- purchasing through tickets to New York will
!*• n.nv.'fd from one depot . to th? other, in Philadelphia,
free yt charge,preriilcdtiiiay go.directly through.. Tickets
gciod to stop three deyaln Philadelphia.
Baggage* checked tonirstationa on the Pennsylvania Bail*
road and to Philadelphia amt Baltimore.
Thu Arcomm<>datioD leave erury afternoon at
o y, o'clock, stopping at all regular stations, and running
.only, as for as Lafrobe.
Returning trains arrive in Pittsburgh at 3:30, and : B o’-
.cloek, A. AL, and TUfi P. M-.
-,. Ji’ossßngMs purcbusing-ticketsln cars, will be charged rxx
csroa in addition to the station rates, except from stations
where the Company have no agent:
Incase of loss, the Company wUI hold them*
selves responsible -for personal baggage Only, and for on
; amonni. noi exceeding $l.OO.
. N. B,—ilessrs.AL.& J. Breidunthal,Omnibus Proprietors,
have been employed to convey passengers- and baggage to
and from tho Depot, at a charge not to exceed cents for
each nod cents for each trunk.
For tickets apply to. J. fitKSKIHKN, Agent,
At tbe P. R. B. Depot, on-Liberty street
. .Pittsburgh, July/A-1863. • - • Jy2fl
CLEVEIiSO iJip PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Off and aftur \TKDN ICS l) AV, 19, Passenger
Trains will run dally,. (Sundays excepted,) as follow a:
KXPEKSS TRAIN leaves Clovtiind for WeUsville and
way Stations at IQDO A M
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, leaves Cleveland for Alliance
and way Btatious at 7 I* M. ,
Returning}
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves WellsviU# for Cleveland and
way SthClomt nf 10A6 AM.,
' ACCOMMOD ATION TRAIN leave* Alliance for Cleveland
and way Stations at 9.00 AM
'' CONN ECTIQNR—Thu 9.00 A M Train from Alliance con
nects with*'the Kxpress Train of O. A 2. Railroad, leaving
Pittsburgh df GJ3O A M, arriving at Cleveland ax 1L27 A
M. The Expre?a Train, from Wellsvillo coon ecu at Alli
ance with the 8.20 Mull Train from Pittsburgh, and reach
ing Cleveland at 3.30 PM: also, with the. Mail Xrainof the
0. A P. Railroad from the West, arriving in Pittsburgh at
5.00 P M. The Express Train frt?m Cleveland connects at
Alliitnce wi(h Train for Pittsburgh, Salem, Canton,
Miuslllop, Wooster, anil Station* on O. A P. Railroad.
Only one Train dally from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, owing
to the-refusal of the Ohio and, Tenrurylvanla Railroad Qom
pany-to-aflow "atf'ovchlng cdtitrectloa to be made, which
vouki accommodate passengers reaching Cleveland In the
afternoon Train* from the East end West
The 10.00-A M train from Cleveland and the 10.15 A M
Train from Weilsvilie connect at'Bayard with railroad to
Carrollton, and hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia and Coe
hoc ton.
Trains each way connect at Hudson with the C. Z. and C.
Railroad, for Cuyahoga Falls and Akron.
t'ussengora'h*»Ting Pittsburgh In the 8 30. A M Train,
reach Cleveland at 3.30 P M, and connect with the Light'
ntug Train of Lake Shore Railroad, luaviag at 3.45 P M for
Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Niagara FalltC
Passehgsra by all the Trains can go forward, east, west or
south, by the following,evening linos from Cleveland.
STEAMERS ON LaKK ERIE-—The new and magnificent
abating palaces u Queen ofi thaWestland “CrescentCMy,®
leave at 4.00 l* M.forßuffalo, - .■
TJIK& SHORE . RAILROAD loaves at SAS and B.H P M
for Erie, Dunkirk, tjuffajo, Niagara Falls, Now York and
Boston.
Cleveland, coLUMBtis and Cincinnati bail.
ROAD I -At 8.15 i’M for Columbus and Cincinnati; same
Train connects at Gallon with BelleJonialne and Indiana It
K for Dayton. In Indianapolis, Torre Ilantu and Jeflcntoa*
vQle, Indiana.
TOLEDO, NORWALK. AND CLEVELAND RAILROAD—
At 8.15 T M far TdlodO.,Chlcago,.Aiilw&akic, Lasalle, Qalena
and 'St. Louis; also at 7.00 PM by Bteamare on Lake Erie to
Tutedo and Dotroit, thence by Railroad to Chicago, Lasalle
and Galena.
Through Tickets to Galena or Detroit, $6; Chicago $11;
Lasalle $l4; Galena 518.75: St. Louis $2l.
Through Tickets to New York and Boston via. Buffalo,
can be obtained at this office.
Passengers are roquosted to procure their tickets at the
Company’s offlro, of JOHN A. CAUGHEY, Agt,
auglu Mnuongahcla House, Water st_, Pittsburgh.
OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
New Arrancemeati
COMMENCING AUGUSTS, 1853
I EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 6 o’clock. A M.
rtops only at the principal Stations, and dines at Crvst
Hue at 1.3 u 1’ Ai. arriving ot Cincinnati in the evening, na
Columbus and Xenia.
Pare from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, $7,75; to Columbus,
$6*25.
AI.VIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 8.30 A 51; dines at Al
liance ; and reaches Crestline at 0 00 P M, connecting with
the Night Train U> Coluiubu* and Cincinnati, and with the
Jkdlefoutaino and Indiana Railroad fur Dayton, Indianapo
lis, Terre Haute, and towns iu Indiana. Connections are
made at Aiiiaurv by Railroad with Itnvemm, Hudson and
Cleveland.
Fare from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, $4-00.
Connections are made r»t Mansfield by Railroad with San
dusky City, 51ans*ueld, Mount Vernon, Newark and Zanes
ville.
Pare to Sandusky City, $4,50; to Newark, $4,50; to Zanes
ville, $5.
Conuectlons are made with Detroit and Chicago, both by
CU-relnud and Sandusky City. Passengers who leave Pitts
burgh in the Mail Train at 8,30 A M. go directly by Mans
held and Sandusky City to Detroit, witboot detention.
Pare to Detroit, 6.00; to Chicago, $ll,OO.
RETURNING*
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at IXO P M,
Mansfield at 1.40 P M, and Alliance at 5.00 P M, and reach
es {Pittsburgh at 8.15 P M, connecting with the Express
Train to Philadelphia and Baltimore, which leaves Pitts
burgh at 10.30 P. M.
Time from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, 14V£ hoars. Fore,
$7,75. Fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
$15.00.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Crestline at 7, A HI; dines at Al
liance; connects with Express Train from Cleveland, aud
arrives at Pittsburgh at 5, P M..
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leave*
Pittsburgh at 10 A M and 4.45 P M, and Now Brighton at 7
A M and 1 P 51. Excursion tickets, $1; quarterly tickets
at reduced rate*.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 6110 A M, and ar
rives cl 4.30, P 31.
Passenger* are requested to procure Tickets at the
Company’s Office, at the Federal Street Station, of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
JEST* The Train* do not run on Sunday.
B£r Further Information may be obtained of
aug3 JOHN KELLY, Pwwenger Agent-
Pemuylvonia Railroad Company.
“ITTE are forwarding Produce, Ac, to Baltimore and Phlla*
FT delphlo, promptly, on receipt. Time, FiveDoya.
ratxb op runout.
Bacon. Fork and Beef, (salted,) 45c $ lOOlba.
On Lord, Lord Oil. Tallow. Cotton, Window Glass, fiOe. ®
lOOlbe.
On Candle*, Cheese. Earthenware, Leather. Loaf-Tobacco
60c $ 100 the.
On Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Bristles. Clover sad Timothy
Seed, 70c. tt>.
On Doer Skins, Tlemp. Flax, and Egg*, 70c ft IOOEto.
On Feathers, Fur*, Peltry. Brooms and Merchandise!, 00c
$ 100tt>8.
On Flour. 87}4e. barrel.
We are also prepared to forward freight to Rodebaugb’s
Station, near Greensburg. and Intermediate Stations.
OOVGDK A GRAHAM. Agents,
ooroer of Peon and Wayne eta- Pittsburgh.
IL 11. HOUSTON. Agent,
Jy29_ 27ft Market street, Philadelphia.
MAtOOLM LKCCB JOH.I MU.PIN.. -IOSXPH 0. LUCH.
J. S. Leeoli, McAlptn A Co.,
'YTT'nOI.ESALh GROCERS. and Dealers in Produce. M*t-
Y V als. and Pittsburgh Manufacture*, Nos. 2i's and 214
Liberty street, near the head of Wood. Pittsburgh. Pa., of
fer for sale on liberal terms, the following:
100 tierces fresh Rice: iiO.OOO lbs. Bacon, assorted:
100 bbls. Tar: . 5 tons Bor Iron, do*.
1500 kegs Noils, assorted: , 3 do Best Nail Rods:
500 boxes Window Glass,, 2000 kegs Rock and Rifle
assorted: Powder, assorted:
50 half chests Tea, as- 000 boxes Rosin Soap :
sorted: 85 bbls. Linseed. Lard an 4
i 6 bxs. Tobacco.a*Borted; Tanners' Oil:
100 hbds.N.o. Sugar, part 1 300 bbls. Yinegar:
prime: SO do Rosin:
6 bxs. Havana Sugar: < 20 do Ptteb:
10 hhds. Porto Rico do: > 600 b fiw. assorted Copper:
ltiO bass Coffee: i 20 bbls. and kegs Lord:
500 bbls. N. 0. Molasses: , 10 kegs assorted Shot:
76 do S. 11. do: 1 do Back Shot:
800 bxfi. Tin Plate, eas’ds bbls. Alum:
4 tons Wire. do: : 20 do Rye Flour:
a do Spelter; 20 setts Tinners' Machines
5 casks sheet Zinc, as- 1 and Tools:
sorted; 1 100 bus. Dried Apples:
500 pigs Tin; 100 bales Batting, assorted;
1000 lbs. Antimony: . 2000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, os
-10 tons assd Sheet Iron ;< sorted.
100.000 lbs. tuned Bulk Meat [apr2o
Wholesale and Iletall.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY
EGBERT 11. HARTLEY, beg* leave to Inform a._a
his friend* and the public generally, that he MftHßjgk
continues to occupy that large and commodious
Store Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Fahne- Jr L
rtock A No. 66, comer of Diamond Alley and Wood
he keeps a large and general assortment of Saddles.
Rridlcfl. ilomcH*. Trunks, Carpet Bogs, Saddle Bags, Valise*.
ißaffalo Robes, Whips, and all other articles in hi* Unw.
He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to fur
nish to order, all kinds of Rivetod Uese. manufactured of
the best material, and in a style of workmanship equal to
tliw Eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent.cheaper
. Country Merchant* and Farm or* would do well to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns he Is de
termined to sell first rate articles at very low prices.
A®* Don’t forget the place. No. 86, corner of Wood st and
. Diamond Aliev. f *p2fl
Notice to Farmeri and Gardeners.
lIUK subscriber has received his supply of TURNIP
SEEDS—viz: Large Purple Top, Yellow
White Globe. Large Norfolk, and Lainny s improved Ruta
.Bairn or Swedish- Also, a few tons of Lelnus Fertilizer,
one of the best manures for corn, groin, grass, vegetables,
fruit trees*. Ac., of cosy and *afe application, at Philadelphia
prices.
Garden and Farming implements. In great variety, of the
latestimpTovemonts. atihe Seed and Implement Warehouse,
No. 49 fitteet.
_ju2o JAMES WARDItOP.
Olfite of Cleve r d A PUtibnrgh RRi C 0.,)
Clevelasp. September 14,1853. f
O TOOK nOLDRK S* are hereby noUflcd thkt tbo SECOND
. O INSTALSIENTof ton porccnt. on the subscription to
-S?"5?$ of the CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-fot the construction of tbo Beaver Ex*
tejwion, t* required to be paid to the Treasurer at his Office
iu Cleveland, on orbetb to the FIRST DAY 0? NOVEMBER
, nu V» tha *uhscqaont instalments of ten per cent,
ocb, be peiu to .eld Trraunrer, on or before the drat d,T ot
eecli wireesrhe month thereafter. uhtU tho whole shall be
.paid.' ’
XnlorMt-i.ni be allowed from the time of pament until
; tho Boai la completed for the rnnnlng of regnhir trains of
r care.'"
'TNSUKS^GE.GOMI’AJSIES.
"®TSA IHBVBABCK COMPANY,”
■ OP lIA'ItTFOKD, CONN. i Z
CHARTERED 1819— CA WltAt:.&i,mc
Paid up in oaali, aud sectrfely iaveat&d. -■
. BOARD pv DIRjfcOTOiBSi' ! ,' . -
Tbos. IL'BHde,' RobertJluVH' ''' ,^R.
Frcti’k Tyler, 13. A. Bolkeley,'Austlu Dunham, *■
JBbraTFlpwer, Ilnniy Z-VraiL ' Jbeeph Church,
SasnUel B. Wkid,' Word"
"Samuel Tudor. Miles A. Tiittle,' E. GTRfplayj' .
Junius S.'Morghfl, “ * " ~ Gustavus F. Da.vis.
THOMAS K. BRACE, .
G. 0. Repcit; Secretary. ‘
THE AGEKCT of this Company being changed from R. IL
Beeron,"tts^fbrmvr-Agrot,"to'GeO:'K. Arnold, thone hav
ing policies at the office in Pittsburgh and vicinity, can have
them renewed- by calling on Mr. Arnold, No. 74 Fourth 8L»
who is duly commissioned to take rlsk^crii 0 Dwelling*,
•Stores, Public Buildings; Mills and M&nntWtories, with
their contents- The attention of Merfcbont*
holders of Pittsburgh is called to the advnntagrS cffcred by--
lnsnring in this Company, from its age, promptness nod
liberality in adjusting losses, und its abundant ineans, such
asrfew sunljai corporations caUshow. '
J. B. BENNETT, General AgcnL
AfISCTS OT THE CprpAjTT.'’ J
TJURTT-roCBTH AS.VCAL fiTAttMIHT, MAT, 1853.
Bonk Stock, market value, —
Phoenix, of nortfofd .‘ 4^6,000
Exchange, do., 18,171
Farmers’ and Mechanics. 25,400 , : ~
Connecticut Hirer............... 9,760
Hartford 29,400 — T .
'5115,722
do. do. of'ProTMen c :arß.'T.™ 1,980
do. do. American, of- ''-' 4
North Amerlen..ll,ooo
Broadway 13,920
People’s..... „~.,.....4,400
Republic 10,500
Hanover -iLSOO
New York Life and-Trust.. -.. 16,00*? -A
. - • $82*070
Railroad 7 fl cent. Mortgage
bonds, market value, $41,017 50
Railroad Companyatock, mar
ket TaJue, vis: Hartford *JS
and New Haven, ■ - ■ $02,500
Boston and Worcester, ILI2B
New Albany, 200
Connecticut River, 5108,803
Miscellaneous,—
Copnecticut River Co. Stock, 1,000
RealEstatein UartfoTtl,Aon
Arbor, Louisville, Ac., 18.708,40
Ofilce Furnituxo and Library, 670.73
Cash In Bank, 18,341,05
Amounts, balances, hills re
ceivable for premium*,
real estate, $61,880,02-
LefS, balances due to Agents . _ ,—^ — -
and'others; * r 532,906.50
LIABILITIES,
Capital Stock, $3OOdM)
Profit and Los*, 5410,178 30
A dividend of cenL, declared and paid-13th of June
1853.
Having received the appoiatment-A* Agent In PitUburgh.
and vicinity, of (he Avtn* Ligprance Company,.lately held
by R. Q. IL>ekin, I take pleasnro in colling the atieniinn of
Its former patrons, my friend* and the public, that I am
prepared to Cssae Policic*, or renewals of them, at fair rotes
of premium, on risks of the various descriptions of build
ings, merchandise,' mills, machinery, and all rUks-neodfrig
the security of Insurance from lo&»- or damage by fire. The
JEtnaCompaby Is one that recommends itself to the com
munity from Its p. overbi&l fairness and promptitude, not
only in taking of risks, bnt in the adjustment and payment
of its lossda. it does not profeissao much to give cheap in
surance, a* H does promise valuable indemnity.
Applications attended to at the Banking House of Oeo.
E. Arnold A Co., 74 Fourth streeL
oel3-lm GEORGE E. ARNOLD. Agent.
Delaware filatnal Safety Insurance Co.
Op iee, north room of Ou Tltird PfuL
T,7IRli INSURANCE.—BuBtIinga, merchandize and other
property, in town and country. Insured against loe* or
damage by foe, at the lowest rate of premium.
Marts* IbsußAßC*.—They also insure ve«uils, cargoes and
freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or special poilcle.-,
as the assured may desire.
Ikuuto TrassPOßTATtb*.—They also Insure merchandise
transported by wagons, railroad cars, canal boats and steam
boats, on rivers and lakes, on the most liberal terms.
Directors—Joseph 11. Seal, Edmund A. Souder, John f\
Davis, Robert Burton, John R. Penrose, Samuel Edwards,
George G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Isaac IL Davis, Wll
11am FolwelL John Newlln, Dr. R. M. Hasten, Jas. C. Hand,
Theophllus Paulding, 11. Jones Brooks, Henry Sloan, Hugh
Craig, George Sinrill, Spencer if 11 vain, Charles Kelly, J. G.
Johnson, William Hay, Dr. & Thomas, John Sailers, WUUam
Eyre, jr.
rhrrctori at PiiLsbargh —D. T. Morgan, Hugh Craig, John
T. Logan. Wituxu Mabtir, PirsulmL
Tnas. C. lUxn, Vie* president
JoexPH W. Cowar, Surttary.
Office of the Company, No. 42 Water fitreet, Pittsburgh.
jelCaltf P. A. MADEIRA, Agt'nt.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Western Fun-l
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance issued &t all times un the most favorr.
bio Uniu, again>t
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
or rns
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
BY
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY
morlCby
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
annuity and trust company,
PHILADELPHIA. '
CHARTERED APRIL 28TH, 1850.
CHAHTEII PKIU-KTUAL.
CAPITAL §250,000.
Office, 8. E. Corner of Third and Chestnut
Streets. Philadelphia.
Opicers of the Homr Board a t Philadelphia:
Doxctoas.
Btophen R. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Goo. kTnenry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Devercux,
William M. Godwin, William H’Kee.
President —Stepben R. Crawford.
Vice President —Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, Pittsburgh —lames IL Willson, M. D.
Allegheny City —lL B. Mowrv, M. D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agent,
m0r177 No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Tl*e Franklin Firo Insurance Company*
Of PhdadtlphuL, Pnmxyixxvnia.
DUIECTORBL— Charles W. Boncker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob IL Smith, Geo. W. Rkir
ards, Mordeeai D. Lewis, Adolphi E. Boric, David S. Browni!.
Morris Patterson. CM as. N. BsßCxra, President.
Ohaa G. Bajtcxxo, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are consistent with security.
The Oompany have reserved a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Assets of the Company 4 on January Ist, 1851. os pub
lished agreeably to an Act or Assembly, were as follows, vis:
Mortgage - £118.128 68
Real Estate - —..—...—~«.... 64,077 i 8
Temporary Loans..- - - 83,966 1<
Btocx*~— - - 61.889 00
Cash, Ac - 64.346 81
Total - .$1.212.708 44
filnea their incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have pah! upward of One Million Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, looses by fire, thereby affording evidence of th«
advantages of Insurant*, as well os the ability and disposi
tion to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDINER COFFIN. Agunt.
ap24 Office, north-east cor. Wood and Tblnl sts.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE BTATK MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF reHJIBYIViHIA.
AhwU, May l«t, 1851 - $203,018 61
Premiums received to May Ist, 1853- 185,—>0
Interest an Loans. Ac 1,016 10
Capital Stock 100,000 00
$440,188 20
Returned premiums, Losses Ro-insuranco, Ex
penses, - 87,864 56
Bond*. Mortgages, Stocks, aod other good secu
euritU*~. $101,481 98
Premium Notes 179,016 61
Oashon 17,820 21
Total om’t of Resources, Liable for Losses...- $358,318 <0
DIRECTORS.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD. Dauphin county.
P. C. SEDGWICK. Harrisburg.
SAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS. Banker. Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER,
JOHN U. RUTHEBFORD: Dauphin county.
A. J. GLLLKTT. Harrisburg,
8. T. JONES, Harrisburg.
ROBERT KJjOTZ, Carbon county.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD. President.
A. J. GIL LETT. Secretary.
Will insure against perils of Sea and inland navigation,
also, on Merchandise in dty or oountry, at lowest rates con
sistent with safety. Policies Issued on dwelling houses
cither perpetually or for a term of yearn.
Branch Office, corner Fourth and Bmithfleld streets.
my2fotf A. A. CARRIER. Actuary.
Western Insurance Company. Pittsburgh.
R. MILLER. Jr.. President \ F. M. GORDON. Secretary
CAPITAL, 0300.000.
\\T ILL insure against all kind* of rinks. FIRE and MA
YY RINE. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Director) who are well
known la the community, and who ate determined, hr
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they bnvo assumed, as offering the best protection to thoso
who desire to be Insured.
Directors.—R. Miller. Jr., C. W. Eicketson. J. W. Butler.
N. Holmes. Jr.. W. H. Smith, 0. Ihmscn, George W. Jackson.
Wm. 11. Lyon. James Llppencott, George Darsle. James Mo
Auley. Alexander Nimick. Thomas Scott.
tyg_ Office. No. 92 Water street, (Warehouse of Bpnng A
Co.. upßtaire.) Pittsburgh. nov24:lv
la your Life Insured.
IF NOT. read what someone ha* written. Among all tho
contrivances of man to protect the family circle from
want, none can be found more simple In its character, noble
in its feature, ot certain Id its results, than LIFE INSUR
ANCE. It is the prop which the dying husband leaves to
support the wife of his bosom.
It is the unseen hand of the Provident father reaching
forth from tho grave, and still nourishing his offspring, and
keeping together tbo family group.
0. A. COLTON. Sceretary.
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company. Fifth *U
sep2l Masonic Hall.
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BANKggS AffMROKERa.
8. 0. M. HXHXAZI
>vC .»•?«i ■> •’ ■jj • A »« i *
.-•- AXB<EXCIIAXttfr BROKERS,
. Ao- 96 Wuod Street, AUey
. ' •■
•--• » -BANKER-AND EXCHANGE-BROKER* • -/, -;J
DRA*LEK in'Gold, Silver and Bank’ jNofces-''Current ntid
pur fuuds peceived on deposit. ''■Owleetiffna carefully at*.
Auudaito, fourth Street, one door'"East of Pittar,
burgh; Pa, " '••'•• ' fKkfr i-
'JJoiacs{ic‘'(ihd fbrtiffn Ejxhar.yt., Jktnk fioUt, Gvtd akd &dvc?
Bought, Sold aim &&udwaL,'ai tJi£' „ ,
EXCHANGE AND BANKINq HODSB 0*
WILLIAM. A, HJXI* ft COm
64 WOOD OTRJ3T, ZIXSSOTES9*
<O, Interest allowed on time deposits. . ,• [aug2S
1863,
EXCHANGE AND BANKING- HOUSE 0-P
A. WILKINS ft CO.,
No. 76-FotmTn Steot > '~
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh,
jan£> Prnsßtn
a:*E. AENOLD A CQ. f , . .
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
’TxRALERS 1q Exchange, Coin, Back Notes, Sight and
I / Time Drafts, Ac. Collections carefully attended to,
and proceeds remitted to any part of the Union.. '*
Stocks bought ami sold on commission,
g-P-No. 74 Fourth gti, next door to Dank of [ge!3
HILL ft ‘CO,, '
KANKERB AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, ‘ !
• • corker or xrooo ixn ram eraktri.
SIGHT EXCHANGV on the Eastern Cities constantly far
sal* Time BIUh of Exchange and ’Notd4 disCOtliitbd.-*-
Geld, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold. Cotlfectlbiis
made in all the principal cities Of the United States. .De
• posits received of Par and Current Tunis. ' ’ [mnf27ly •
all** ki»w\&d mac*. rjtowtcx otunrn
KBAKEB& EAHM,
bASK&KA AND EXCHANGE .BROKERS, v
BUT AND SELL Gold, Silver, and Bank Notas; negottatb
Loons, on Real Estate or Stock Securities:, purchase
Prriiuiasary Notes and Time Bills, on East and West; bay
and wdl Stocks on Commission. .. •
Collections made on all points in tho Union. (myl
A. WILKIN 8 ft CO.,
KANEERS AND EXCHANGE BBOlpffift
.vo. 7l> rouKtii kt., piTTSBCRon, opposttx baits dr rmaapaaib
f | 'HE SUBSCRIBER, undurnew and morefkvofable auspb
X ces, will continue the Banking business and Stock Byo*
keragein-the bouse formerly occupied by Messrs
Hanna & Co., and more recently "by the Pittsburgh Ufa in
surance Gompaoy,' where be will be pleased' to see hUo)d
friends and customers. [Jy3] A. VVILKINS.
H. HOLMES ft SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, *
HAVE REUQTCD TIICR BAXKIXO AMU CXCEA9QB OfTICl• <0 • SO,
67. BARRET STREET, TOUR DOORS BILCW OLD BTA9IK’ ‘ 1
vr HOLMES A BUNS, Bonkers and Exchange Brokers,
Xi • ami Dealer* in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold,-811*
Ter and Bank Not**. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United!
States. Deposits received in par funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third apt} Fourth si*. jjaSfcly
JAS. 8. HUOS,.
. HOON ft SAKOKNT,
.. . . BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKE • •
N. a. CO RITES or WOOD a SIXTH BTB* fittsburoo, pa.
T\KALKll3.in Coin, Bank Notes,Time BUIS, Foreign and
{ / Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, Ac.
Exchango on oil the principal cities of tbs Union and Rd*
rope, fur sale In nuns to suit purchaser*.
Current and par funds received on deposit.
Collections made on all parts of the Union, at the lowest
rate*. 1 (seplttir
{.116,1*8,30
Removal.
PATRICKS ft PKIEHD,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
l Taw Rohvced Utdr Ojjict to tht Owner qf F\JVi and Wood git.
nTTSBCROR, PA.
PATRICKS A FRIEND, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts. Acceptances, Gold, Sliver
and Bank Notus. Exchanges on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in aJ! the dtios throughout the United
States. Deposits received la par funds or current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets. ff«b3
THOMPSON BELL ft CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
(Late of a. wnxx.vs a co^)
WILL oontinae the Exchange and Banking business at
tJit* old stand, corner TlUrd and Wood sts. , }Jy2
HOTELS, &c.
ALLS* BROW*, W. C. COSStLLT.
Brown’s Hotel,
Owner of SmiVifield and Third Strteti, PitUburghf /totn'tt.
BROWN & CONNELLY, Profrietcas.
6ii?*ikiod stabling attached lo the House.
FKANHLIN HOUSE, CleveUnd, Ohio, *
C PATRICE A SON, Paorairroas.—This House has ud
, dergonf thorough » nr * ei tensive repairs, alteration?,
and large additions of new furniture, and the proprie
tors pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting on
their part to render the Faajmi? a place where all the com*
farts of a 6r*t class hotel can be found,
jyfctf C. PATRICK * SON.
Ml. Cliarlea, Hotel,
Oottut of Hund and TAtrd tinslt, P&sbvrrjh, J^nn’a.
WILLIAM A CAMPBELL. l*sor*um
rpHIS fino catabtlsbroent having o.am ii»u» the hands of a
J[ new IVoprietor. offers great inducement* to the trawl
lingr-ommuulty. end also tn rcgu.nr hoarder*. livery deli
cacy and luxury will be provided m iU season, and no pains
will Ihj spared Li make this Hotel a comfortable nose to all
vh" may rail there. lutvlifc'fl W. 8. CAMPBELL, Prop'r.
St. Clair Lager Beer Brewery.
THE undersigned respectfully Inf/uras the pubUr that be
i« now fully prepar'd to serve private families and the
pubiii* generally, with his celebrated LAO Eft BEKIL, In
hntOe*. AH order* left at bis Office, NU. 3*J DIAMOND
ALLEY, (near Wrmd.stTret.l will l«e punctually attended to;
and the Herr delivered u»any part of the city or vicinity.
t f V. U. SCfIKNCK.
C. 13. HEADLY & CO'S
NEW CARPET tftHJ.STE,
NO» SB THIRD STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS.
Tllß bJE SP4 CIQ PS 8 A EES ROOM 8.
SALES ROOM: SO. I
(V ATAINS a larjjft,- hstidwtne and cheap assortment ol
Floor Oil Cloths, from 110 24 feet wile; tdxcy Stair. Ta
ble and Enamckd Carrlngo Cloths; Cocoa. Canjoti and flri
tautiu Motling, Mattsof all kirnKpoioted Window Shad***,
buff Hollands; greennnd bnff Oil Gotha, and Putnam's
Patou t Self-Adjusting Curtain Fixtures.
SALES ROOM Kp. 2, 7
1» full stockw! withan unrltalledosiortmeat.M'Royal Vel
vet, HruAnd»T&p«?try, Bnzss«U, Imperial Three Ply, Patent
Tapestry, Ingram, And *upatfoe sarprtlng*} JInl) ami Stair
do of iiU widths «ttd piifwj-ymbottffcd Cloth, ;T*hi* and
Plano covers; Misaic;.. Velvet, -Axinlaslnr/. Chenille and
Tuftod Rugj;BtairßwlsDrngCTtic?,rlD.:
. BALES BOOM NO. 3,
Cuntaioaa largo pad-weH- wdected stock u£ Ingrain Carpet*,
frouijsto?soenhtpir yard; nefppCarpotlngfrom l&M to
60cents; List ending Carpets--cottonarid woo! VccltUn
and a splendid mwjrtmTOfc of-English sheepaklnsof afl‘col
or? and nisea.
C. E. IL A Co. would respectfully call the attention of
persons wishing to furnish steamboats, hotel* or dwelling
house* to the a hove, a* the? aru determined to sell at the
same low prices they liarn lierctofore boon selling at, and
leas Utan any other establishment In this city.
BCpO C. It. HKADLY A CO„ So. Eg Third street.
Sacred Uluile Books,
FOR Church Choir*, Congregations, Ac., A«l, wholesale
and-retail. Each, per dax.
Kingslny*a Harp of David, a tnlicction of Church
Music, 76c. |3,00
Modern Psalmist, by Lowell Mason, 76c. 7,00
The Modern Harp, or Uostim Sacred Melodist, by
L. White ami Jno. E. Gould. T6e„ 7,00
National Psalmist, by Mason and Webb, 74c. 7.00
Harp of the West, 76c. 7,00
National Lyre, G3c. fi.oo
Ray State 00l lection, 63c. 6.00
The Church Choir, 63c. 0,00
American Psalmody, with figured Bass for Organ
or Piano, G3c. 0.00
ALSO, The Melodist, a collection of popular and social
Songs, Glees, Ac.
The Social Glee Book.
Jutonllo Oratorios, for juvenile classes, schools, Ac.
Maslcoi Gass Book, for adult singing classes.
Young Lady’s Harp, designed for female Academies and
the social circle. .
Together with the New Carmin* Sacra ; Cantlcia Lanlins,
Ac.. Ac. Jost received by CHARLOTTE IILCUE,
oclB 118 Wood street.
New Sacred Music Books.
THE SHAWM—A Library of Church Music, etc., con
taining over 1000 compositions, by Wm. B. Bradbury
and Geo. Y. Root, assisted by Thomas Hastings and T. B.
Mason. Price 76c —per dozen $8,60.
BACKED MELODEON—Ou a new cyatem of Dotation; by
A. 8. Hayden. Price 75c —per dozen $7,60.
HARP OF THE SOUTH, (In Patent Notes;) a new collec
tion of Sacred Music, selected from the most popular com
posers, by Prof. J. B. Woodbury. Price 76c.—per doz. $7,50.
CHRISTIAN MINSTREL—By AJkin; one of the most
popular boohs published. Price 75c.—per d*z. SS,SO.
NEW CARMINA SACRA—By Lowell Mason, and the
most successful music book ever published; over 350,000
copies bare been sold. Price 75c.—per doz. $8.50.
(368.318 70
CANTICA LAUDIB, or Ameriran Book of Church Mn«i<r,
the latest collection ; by Lowell Mason and Geo. J. Webb.
Price 75c.—per doz, $8,60.
A large supply of the above popular Music Bfltiks rocclv
ed, and for sole singly or by the quantity, by
octl7 JOHN 11. MKLI-LOR, 81 Wood at.
New Music! New Music !
HKLKBKR has just received, per Adams’ Express,
. THEY BLEEP IN THE COLD GRAVE—new song—
composed and dedicated to J. Fleming, Esq., by H. Kleber.
Old Dog Troy, by S. C. Poster.
Tho Garland, a set of beautiful Waltzes for Guitar, by
Prof. Rupp, of this city.
All Things are Beautiful, a pleasing Duett for two voice*,
by Glover.
Wert Thou to Speak Farewell.
The Prima Donna Waltz, os porformed with unbounded
applause by Julian’* band. 7
Jullon’s Musical Tout in America, a descriptive piece,
embodying all the American National Airs, by Juileii.
Katy Darling’s Farewell, for Guitar. ”
Katy Clyde, do.
Old Log Hut, do., etc., etc.
Also, “Dodworth’s Brass Band School," containing every
necessary information to organize Brass Bands, tp under
stand the nature of brass, their selection and odiptatlon.
and embracing a number of fine pieces arranged/for full
Brass Bands by Allen Dodworth, leader of the celebrated
Dodwortb Brass Bend, New York; for wale by
oc!2 H. KLEBER. No. 101 Third street
CIUAL LAND FOR SALE—IC3 Acres of Coal Land. 100 of
/ which haTC two good reins of Coal in them; the lower
vein is opened, nnd in good order, with a good railway, nnrj
capable of loading 'JO.OOO bushels per day—has one of tho
best landings. The land is all under cultivation; on whirh
are new improvements that cost over sl2,ooois three
miles above Monongahela City, nnd the most desirable
property on tho Monongubela river.
Also, 92 Acres Coal Land, six miles from this dty, 1 mflo
from the river, on the route of the Birmingham Mononga*
hcla Valley Railroad. It is a desirable piece of property.
Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
aug24 . 45 Market street.
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
HO, 136 HOOD STRUCT, THIRD DOOR BtLOW VIRGIN ni.iv.
B6W& d TETLEY.
j&hffIi IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
j Mfg*r* aefIMgy CtIXLERY, BURGICAL AND DENTAL
fgjrVi-» INBTHUMKNTS, RIFLES. 4c. We
TOy keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly on b*wd; together
with* general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Gtms, Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, gbut Belts, Caps, Powder,
.Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Eueors; Pocket Bdssors, At,—
Also. Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
BULKS I —We are staking Rifles of every description, to
order, of the beet mete rial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received ibr them at Wholesale or Retail, wiD be fill*
ed with despatch- Hasting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. '• mylS
. T. B. CAJLVBBT 4b. COw
DIE-SINKERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, -end
Ehtx&opk MAHUTAcrpams, No, 4S Sooth Third street,
PHILADELPHIA. , , . sep3Q--
. (VEXITIAM BLaPB,' •' ; ■.
OF gVijHY QUALITY, for ralo at maniifaftnrgra* pritra,
attk* HEW CABPEr STOKB, 47 FIFTH ETBEET,
nW.Waod. -.- roOT&tf) - UOBIKBQN k 00.
• - Scrip Dividend. j
T)EJ‘SONS Insured ia the Mutu*!' Departlaenl of ili« ■
_tT- Htiiborgh Life Insurance Company, arc requested to
aUandrecaleotlieirSeriplDrtlioSO percent, dlrid end de
i Ba Clearß&oon Bldc» far Bale by rdtewlooUa l«tofHl»niiJrlut. ; :
i t ‘ KXH3 4 MQOBHEAJ). J idSi ■rftj.t.oaiaWrOiaWiiiif.-
abides—;
P octT
\l\y\ .V Y •'*'
-,»*
.THUS. &ARURITT,
KKgiO c'&'i'
' ' - i ■•- <• < •■" : "'- t
a WM. E. BTETKNSOS continues to suautetore
1 1 my ll^
0S -lI4ND >aL their «xtaasiT». CADdISI and
L,gnAjU,M4NOT4CTOBT,Jfo, 64 BmithfialA stmt, a
fancj,xmi plain-fumiturv^bicbthey.
.willlseUl§,j»?*TOt, below.eustomary
" .TermArr<?ash.bnlyv.:. dedEilj
Great JjßduMnienti to Uwh
*\Ttfßirillselluar iarga-etoekof COMMON Al® fANCV
lY OHAmB;AJJD. BEDSTEADS, 1 kt tnttflfl -that 4 caanof 4
fail to All odr woA lawwrrwnte.i.
Ous terms art CABIL JAMESXOWBT,JH_
jharflO j •-cOT.ggtanihraM'LlbcrtyrtA. •
Jouraeyi&«hDihinHiUken Awaoclfttion,
•' WA. B B HOVSK V * \TR I& T> STB'JS jS.T, ,
• - fftETWEErWOQD AKD iCABAIT BTS.); ,
TICS ASSOmim > «nhradi 5 g
mdst’ rt'nbirtwd^^n^
ehope of this-city, hare opened their and. aro
ablo to furnish the by .wholesale, br retell, with ‘Pur* •;
•nittire of fho foOuwing'd^cnptionT^Ti*;,
Mahogany-Wardrobes', DressingHUreaua; Tull Cphifoowl*
Mahogany Bedstsads;. Mahogsaiy Chairs;, pocking.
■Ohairtt 'Jlahogßny WashstandSf Sottftf Divahe;
Book Cases; Card Tables; Pier Table?; fine
Card-Tables; Centre Tables 1 ; Hat Pbdsteads;
Ottomans; .Poplar Wardrobes;. Hre&kfast.Tables;
Workstandß; 4JhcrTt < edia‘Cb»ihidn'WorkkUGdsj high pest,
common, low, and trundle Bedstead# Cfrferry Buieaps; prihs;-.
Cradlea, Sej‘ ‘ - *'•*". f/ -j
The advantages of co-operirticn; trtl Ah sitis. per*
mh-thnU'to eell uwatde
rminedtoßril,-(owbrtliB2rsny' AhAqually good,'
If not betterkrtkle;-and Vartan the pupil? will u^>
• derstand by spring them a CaTL ’ ‘ r '
tsl'tJl 'descrfptious, shd'piher aiftiiles
-of any description; msda to order hr every Style, at Cheshorb* 1
est nntirw ' rrtVrQQ
CABIN TUP. EE..
97 Aud99 Thlrdiircct,
J*; .Wi. Ww --respectfully Informs a
ftiendgaad oußtotaen that lisVnL-
completed bis spring stock Km
f . - ; »M»>h u deddedly * | *
the largest and.best erer.ofland.far sale <ln this City, winch
will be sold amplifies ; ABtlow-as-any is the United States,
East or West, . . , . . . , .
As he is determined t/vnphnM tha quality with well sea^
SOned materiaia, h***t wnvlnw»«>[Mp t naiwxt »n(j
from the extent of his ordesawnd facility in manufacturing,
he Is enabled to pcodizca tmaantad furniture, at the lowest
prices. . , t
He has adopted the prinripleof identifying his eustomers 1
iuteivat with,his own, in quality and-pdee, and keeps al>
ways on hand tha. greateat variety of every description of
furniture, from; the <*hm»pi»«t «nf| L» th«r yftn«t ele-|
gant and opstty»_tiist a hooser 'or sny part of one, may be
furnished from his.stock,.or.'manufactured expressly to or*
dsr. The following articles. canxist_..in part, of hia stock,
which Hot richness of style and cannot be surpassed,
in any of the Eastern ernes: .. •• ~ , .
60 Sofia,la,pl\ish,ahd.hair ch>th;
fl<y cfft« 'lSfiiMf>g«r»j
20 do*. . “
60 Malioginy pocHug' u
20 Walnut ” « «
60 Mahogany Divans;
■ 20 Walnut u
60 Marble Top Centre Tables:
60 u ** Dressing Bureaus j
30 u u Washstands;
40 Enclosed **
100 Common M
20 Plain Dressing Bureaus;
40 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut M
60 Cottage M
800 Cherry and Poplar Bedsteads;
20 Mahogan* Wardrobes;
10 Walnut «
10 Cherry **
60 Plain Bureaus;
70 Dining and Breakfast Tables;
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
20 dox. Cane Seat Chair*;
24 Cone Seat Rocking Chairs; ,
12 Ladies’ Writing Desks; /
Hat and Towel Stands; What-Nots; /
Etigulres; Paper Uache Tables:
Conversation Chairs; Pembrske / u
Elixabethan B TTnTI Tier , u *
Receptlcm w Work “
Pearl Inlaid u Extension Dining Tables;
Arm u Ottomans;
Gothic and Hall Chairs; .
A large assortment of COMMON FUBNTCUK2 and
WINDSOR CHAIRS. Caszxet Mitm supplied with all ar
> ticks In their line.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, fnndahed at the *bflrtn*t
notice.
All orders promptly attended to. aprt
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
No, 87 Market Street,
(Second door above (he jiorOrwcsl earner of the Diamond.)
JOHN STEVENSON. <of the late firm of John B. M’Pad-h-n
A C 0.,) respectfully announces to the publi t, that he has
■opened, at the ahove stand, a line assortment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, Gi
lt ANikfLES, Etxketand TdlU Cutlery, Britannia Tm and
Q,nonunion Set t, and the usual variety of goods in his line
of business.
Special care and attention given to the REPAIR of PINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.
lie mints, that from hi* long experience In bn rises*, he
will be able to give satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage.
IMUaburgh. May 15th, 1R53.
IXettry Richardson, Jeweller,
HAVING n*-fctted hij (tin Id & hancUuma manner, and
bat recently return (d from the eastern cities with s
fiue nsuDrtmrot of WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his frh-mls and enat-'m
era to the fact that among hia Watches will be found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, fob and Vest Chains,
linger Rings, Bar RingS, Miniature Lockets, etc-, etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such as Papier Mache, Work Tables end
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Wats,
Colt's Pistols, Porte Mormaiea in great variety; China Fra it
and Cake DUbcs; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental article, which hare only to be seen to be appre
ciated. fnovtj NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
"IJ'ACTS VOBTU KNOWING.—To all that aro about ;o
JC purchase anything in the way of fine Watches, ricb
Gold Jewelry, or *ter iug Sliver Ware. HOOD now un
hand a very gebd (Lvortiueut of all kinds of goods in his
line of business, that he is selling at their tbds valcx ai.d
nt least from 2b to 60 *1 cent, tielow thepriew aidtedby those
** Old Fogies" that hare been twenty yean or so in the mar
ket with their old stock of goods that cost, when purchased,
double their present value, and yet they expect to make a
profit on them. I assert facts worth blowing, tS&t I am
(celling goods, new and fresh, just purchased, as above, from
2b to 50 rant, cheaper than any other dealer in this city,
at 51 Market street. JySd
HuUSK TO LIST, AND FLittNITUKB FOIt BALK—A
good throe story house on Second street, betwi-en
Wood and Market. The furniture will be sohl at a bargain.
Enquire of [jy22] 11. 0. HOOD, 61 Market st.
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens.
JAMES KENNEDY, [late Manager of the well-known Sy
racuse N oserles, New York,) beg* leave to inform the
public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE NCR.
SIiRY, on the of Mr. James 8. Negley, near East Lib
erty, where be ibafl be prepared, after the 6th instant, to re
ed ve and fill orders for every variety of Fruit ar>ri Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plants. In
addition to a choice and superior stock on hand, be has made
arrangements with ooe of the largest Nurseries is the East,
to keep up his supply. Having a thorough and locgexp*-
rianee In the business, be can assure bii customers perfect
satlsikctkm.
Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully offer his services la
designing, laytngout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Rsidenoes; and will
also furnish plans for the formation of .Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque scenery, in the highest styles of the art.
Practically acquainted with every branch of lAnd«aq®
Gardening, and having spent years in the Sylvian Parks of
England, and on the beautiful banks of Urn Hudson, he
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favor him.
49-Communications can be addressed through the City
Port Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Neeley a
Mohan, 22 Wood street.
DCKKE&S
CELEBRATED CHEMICAL TEAST
OB BAKITO POWDERS,
Th* Cheapest, Healthiest, most Useful and Economi
cal Artide for Raising Bread, Biscirit, Fried,
GrvidU, and Johnny Cbkrs, Pastry,
Puddings, Sweet Cakes,
Cbrn Bread, dc,,
EVER INVENTED,
OPINIONB OP TUB PRESS:—
Tho»e wbo have tried it, hare found that the advertise
ment docs Dot raunt its praises tno highly.—JTallahaweo
Floridian uud Journal. Feb. 19, ISSS.
Housekeepers wbo have tested the quality of this pow
der, prouounce unanimously In its favor.—fLoekport Daily
Courier.
It surpasses everything in the way of rising, we ever raw
used In the baking of caka. —[Rahway Advocate and Heels
tor, April 15, 18£.i -
This is an article of such utility In Various kinds ef cook
ery, that when its virtuta become properly known, no
housekeeper, that studies comfort and economy, will wil
lingly do without it—[N. Y. Pick-, May 21,1853.
No one Deed hesitate to use Durkee’aall-important article
to housekeepers.—[Republican Banner and Nashville Whip.
Feb. 17, 1658.
Would you have light bread, sweet bread, bread that you
can eat with a good relish, do not forget to procure
Baking Powder, and yon will not fail to have good bread,
cakes, Ac.—[Troy Daily Times, May 24,185*2.
We have tried this article, and can recommend It with
perfect confidence.—[Quebec Gazette, July, 1852.
Durkee’s Baking Powder y» have triod at our bouse, and
our “better half” was astoabthod at the result—fN Y
Daily Times, Oct 23,1852. 1
AH good housewives will rejoice in and glorify the name
of Durkee, after they have given bis Baking Powdfcr a fair
trial.—(New York Son, Bept 30, 1852. ‘
Durkw’s Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article for
this purpose that bos yet been discovered.—N. Y. Dutch
man, Feb. 12,1853.
The highest commendations, from bund reds of the largest
and most respectable wholesale houses in this, and; nearly
every large city on thin continent, could be given, If space
allowed it.
E. R. DURKEE,
Sole PROPunrroß ajid MA5U7ACTtntra,
139 Water street, NewTorh,
BAXTER k McKER, Agents PHtabqrgb. [oct2l]
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
WHOLESALE GEOCERS,
133 SECOND AND 151 FIRST STREETS.
IX STORE AXD ros MB,
309 bags Rio Coffee; _iSOQ Molasses;
175 libda N. 0. Sugar; 50 bbls Sogar-EouM do.
30 boxes Grant's Tobacco; ‘2OO hales Batting;
60 boxes Webster old do. . 300 kegs Nalls, assorted;
20 bxs Russell & Robinson's; 200 boxes Glass;
» 100 caddy boxes of various 30 kegs Va. Twist Tobacco;
brands; 200 boxes Rosin 8oap;
50 bbls loaf Sugar; 60 boxes Palm do.
20 bags Pepper; 20 boxes Ground Pepper;
15 bags Pimento * ~ Ground Cassia, ka. kc. &c.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL^
Jit the Pekin Tea (Store,
£8 Fitts St., Pittsbusch, Pa.
45“ By the half chest, or neatly packed in metallic
packages, to suit the trade. *ep27
HONEY— 300 lbs prim© new white Honey, in small
boxes, lor family use, just received and for sale by
aug2o J. D. WILLIAMS, 122 Wood rt
RESIDENCE FOB, SALE—Situated in Allegheny cnv.
Tho Lot is 60 feet front on North Canal street,' by 235
deep to Liberty stmt. The home is large andfonrenlent*
It arranged, with gas flxtures,;bath joom, Ac. A good Car*
riage Hons© and Stable on Liberty street;, trees, ehrnbbem
Ac. This beantlftd. resilience, wfll he eold.on easy
octao S. CDTHBBRT k SON, 140 Third et . -
TT>EXHSII >.
X>. octtB > . . ’D- A. FAHNESTQQg A OQ.
, r~, ,v: A" 6CLAffiLAT'IQS^' " '*' ' r7t }
•\\f' by sii Aqt-of amendment of
f f Uje. License.. Laws,. approved the, fourteenth. day ;of :
XbnL'Av'D. 1851, the 'sale of Bpirftudu*,~nA6tis aiitf allll!.
-foquars, fen, Sunday, iAEOßßlEDliSy'rithin’ihe limit*
Allegheny County, under the penalty of l?lfty Dollars for.
okchtfSenoe, to-bo imposed by enmmuiy : con'Thrtifln’ : «iid in,
defoull. thereof is punishable -by; imprisonment ,in- : .fheii
Cdilttt^3iHf ' V j-.--.m-
And, Whereas, by a retfeatdedsion of the Supreme Court,' 1
pnm^ljy^ftt'Cittßhurgi^the{stineiple-is lakf daw&'wbtch,
sweeps awa/all doubt as to the constitutionality of this law
~ i '.Whereas;-' xrach of thp'drioie
hare annals of this .city, is referable.to the com*,
•urmraini 'notorious ptkct&d whJilTlt'latka pafpow'Ofthls
law to arrest t- . i. -..t,. i; -
And, Whereas/an uniform and inflexible enforcement of
thUiaw. jwirerfttllycobtHbdtetotifo'preserrtrtsjn of
order, and the (deration-of the public morals, aud.by.per
mittinptmoheTendta 1 6r elito 6'r Ytnfferst6 pry‘tbeirTkide
on SUNDAY, can work iojnstieeto nounep
, And, Whereas by pfffi«&.'acdin flppsidcra
‘ tibh of my bfcc&l oath, it is my.special dnty to look to the;
enforesmentof this taw/I harei issued thiA toy-Ptodama-.
tion to that end. , •• •.
- r And,' I Tjpoif of
, ppd,«ti?S '&QtifQ9tsrJ}T:'Wl}*\&‘
t> ver other the pieces may be known, where liquors
are or.harrbeea.Bold theintelves tp
the law os good citizens, and refrain from the sale qfJiquoEs
on Sunday; and I warn them that c vefy fttfrirtfen'Cif This :
law which maybe detector,'will be punished with the ut
.cjostrignr, and the extrem4.penalties.bf pxbrfalans en
forced without distinction of persons or conditions. . [
‘ * And,Hn -aid -of my settled‘detehnlaatfon -nf 6oifrp£l''hn
uniyeroi obedieeqaef thk daw,l shall jFeMheWT«ty,UMsii*
“b*rof the Day Police; every member' of tbe'Nlgbt Police,
.nnd-efery Spado! OfflcgTywho -'may "bo subject fiwzny-com*
mandj*, ; toyeport to moon pain, of instant dismissal or tas-
lnfraction. of this Taw'th'iiehiai fstl'titfder
his observation, or otherwise come to his knowledge.
;: Andas aubrobts ion to'whhlftgnme-lflMtalaJi Quotable to all
men aa their violation is disgraceful* I earnestly inroke.tbe
of goodektsesa tozny law.
And that they may more effectually render
I pray them to dismiss fbatihdst'inistaken repugnance'to
-becoming iiifonntrk, whlchofleii iebhatayttrgTSyahiding
from affirmingthefrowu contribu*
tion of InformaCkta and ad to •officer* of Hhlaw, who id
the simpllcity of our republicsnicstituUons are necessarily
weakin numbers, and. depend entfor effiriencjqpcapfpuiar
counteoahM and ; ,
Buying upon such, aid, and pledging _myp«lf oiuLr,facers
to ad energetic, vigilant, 1 and sustained effort to cufqrcc.this
law, and punisherery infraction. of its.prorisifenfr,i; on ee
toore' caff upon all Tenders of spirituous vjxiogs,; and; malt
Tlqudra, to refrain, fro in the saietherefef pn Sunday*, within
the Oitjr of Pittsburgh.. 7 r'-v ;..*• t'
Witnesamy hand this Sixth day pi October*
~ octB ~ KOBT. >1
TUB ounsar ESTABDISnED'OFTICE IN. Tnia . CITY
MOSEY TO THE OLD COUKTBI/
JAMES BLAKELY begs leaTetoeay to those persons har
ing friends la the Old Coun£ry, and deskonf«f either
sending them money or paying their passage, that his -ar
rangements fur dcring either is now complete, and on so firm
a basis that'mistakes can not occur, nor losscs'occrue to any
party. During Ihelast ten years ini which He has been. Jo.
t.h<* business,he h*» remitted orer-a HalfSJUlioQ of Dpihurs
without the has of a ,dollar, and tbe house for which-ha is
agent, in Liverpool, has shipped not less than 45,000 persons
during the last year to this country, without a complaint of
neglect of duty cm their part.
He can issue Passenger Tickets for London,Dublin, Livnr
pool, Glasgow, Cork, Belfast, Drogheda,-.Limerick, Part
Rush, Newry, Galway, Londonderrydilhmdalb, to New
York. Philadelphia, Boston,Baltimore and New Orleans,and'
from thence to Pittsburgh; and will attend strictly tO'foT
wardlng passengers from thence.to any part of the country.
He also ha* sight drafts for sale; payable at the following
places, tU: " • ; r ‘ . - i l
ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, Sandford k 00.. ——London.
• tYm. Tappeeott &
(Available in the principal cities and towns throughout
England and Wale*.}
ON IRELAND.
Provincial Bank Ire land...
bxaj«chm.
Armagh, Belfast, Downpatrick, Enniskillen,
Mallow, gtrabaney Athloce, Carlow,
Drogheda, Fermoj, Monaghan, Ennlaxmhj,
UaiUna, Cavan, Dundalk, Gahrar,
Newry, Tralee, Balymena, Clonmel!,
Donganson, Londonderry, Omagh, Youghnll,
Banbrklge, Kilkenny, Dungannon, -Rilrush,
■Waterford, Coleraine, Parsonstown, Cork,'
Ennis, Bandon, Sligo, Wexford, •
Oootehfll, limerick, Baflysbannon,
ON SCOTLAND.
National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches
in fifty towns in Scotland.
ON FRANCE.
Messrs. Edward Blount A Ox, Bankers— .J’arls.
Messrs. YogeL Koek A Co, Bankers, Ersa&brt'Ondhe-Malb.
(Available in any city In Germany.)
JAMES BLAKELY.
tny7 19A. enr. of Seventh add Smtthflrid ids.
PASSAGE FROM LIYERFOOI.
E3IEBALDISLE! Site.
TUTS splendid new Ship, built for '*Tapscott’s Line,” is
the largest Packet Ship afloat, and.for stroogtlx of
build, accommodations for passengers, and railing qnaliticf,
has no equal In die Liverpool trade. '
The EMERALD ISLE will Rail from Liverpool on or about
the verra or Deceubja and persons sending for their
friends shnnU not Icve the opportunity of securing passage
for them by this noble Ship. •
In order to prevent delay, passengers will "be notified 'by
letter from Messrs. W. Tapscott & Co., Liverpool, what day
to be there to embark.
The Emerald Isle is commanded by Opt. Geo. B. Corr.}*hv
(recently of the favorite packet ship, “ Wm, Tapst'ott,’’) who
b well known for his kindness to passengers, and hli skill
fulness a* a commander.
N- B,—The E. I. will be succeeded by the magnificent now
ship u Shamrock,” commanded by the well known Captain,
Samuel B. Duane.
To secure passage, apply to JAMIES BLAKELY,
oet2l Corner of Seventh atul SmllhfW.l s*s.
Min peters township, Washington coun
ty, PENN A—T£e uudenUgned wishes to dispose of
his valuable Farm, rituated in one of fljo most ttui
ving, fertile and desirable sections of Washington coUntr—
in a neighborhood proverbial for its good morals and Intel
ligence, and sufficiently convenient to grx*l markets. This
Land lies within two ’miles of the proposed route for tte
Charters Valley Railroad, an improrement.wbich -will eer
tainly be madedaring the comine year. It contaios about
. 145 ACRES, moTO or less: of which there are about 11(*
: ACRES CLEARED, and In a high state of cultivation, sud
finely improved. The uncleared-land abounds in good Tim
ber. and the whole is abundantly supplied with w&ier. It
adjoins lands of William Park, Dime) Bell, and other*.
The improvements are TWOGGQD DWELLING HOUSES,
one Brick and the other Frame; a Frame BAHN, end two
: Frame STABLES, with other necessary ont-oulldlng*.
: There is an abundance of fine FROIT on this property.
This valuable Farm wiU bo sold am accommodating term*.
! For any farther information In mereneo to It, application
ean be mad* to the enhseriber, in Casonsburg.
seplfcam JOHN CALOHAN.
NEW BOOKS I NEW BOOKS!— No*. 7 and 8 Illustrated
Record of the New York Crystal Palace Exhibition.
Father Brightbopea, or an old Clergyman's Vacation ; by
’ Paul Crayton.
The Boyhood of Great Men.
. Cranford; by the author of Ruth Moorland Cottage, Ac,
• The Senator’s Bon. or the Maine Lkw: a Last Refuge; by
• Metta Victoria Fuller. -
Rudiments of the Art of Building; editsi by John
i Bollock.
Jane Seton, or the Bing’s Advocate; by James Grant. *
■ The Rebel Beout; by Aria Ashland. -
. The Forged Will, or Crime and Retribution; by Emerson
Bennett. : ' ’
The Victim of Excitement, by CarolineXee Heats.
A fresh supply of the above works just received at
W. A GILDENFENNEY A CO.’S,
octO 76 Fourth “tract.
THE latest published, just raceiTetL
Pharcalia, raise Brillsnte pour le plane, par F. Burg
duller,
Les Tull pee, 3 raise*. Ottoman Walts. .
There is but one 4 Waltzes; by Strauss.
Etty Wav. De old Church Yard, Ac.
Atm: Lilly Dale; Katy-Dean;
They've sold me down de river;
Blossom Bebottish; Aflon SchotUsb;
Pride Polka; Early Dawn Pplka; ;
Homo Again.
KENNEDY A CY».
Together with the latest Guitar and Violin Music. A large
and splendid Selection of Piano Fortes will arrive shortly,
when purchasers andotheraare'lnvltetlto call andexamin*.
CHARLOTTE BLCiLE,US Wood street.
aug2S _ Second door above Fifth.
Ohlekerlng’s Pianos.
—wp~rn , TILE subscriber has just received from, the
eele heated manufactory of Jonas Chlckering,
nTU tflf Boston, the following PiannFortea, which are
II * Sc U » now open fbr examination and sale, viz:
No. 13833—0ne elegant rosewood, round corners, finished.
back and front, (5% octaves, price— —. M ..~437& Od
No. 13G78—one rosewood square, $ octaves, price 273 00
•» 13C80 do do do 6 u M 275.00
M ISGSS do do round front 6 “ “ 290 00'
“ 13645 do walnut do 6 “ " 275*00
“ 13592 do do round eornera 6 **■ “ 290 CO
“ 13418 do do square 0 “ u 280 CO
All the above are finished with the usw Iron frame and
new scale, with Mr. Cbickering’s name east on theframe, to
prevent .Imitations and Imposition. Purchase rear© invited
to examine the above elegant Instruments, at the Mu*le
Store and Piano Ware-rooms of
JOHN H. MELLOR, Agent forChiekering’s Pisnoe,
Jy3o . No. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
2 Houses ami lots on Pine street;
Three Brick Houses and Lots on Pike stmt;
Three Brick Houses «>n<l Lots in East Birmingham;
One acre lot opposite EL Mary's Cemetery, on the Greens*'
burgjb and Pittsburgh Turnpike, enclosed with a board
fence; * : ; ‘ j
One acre Lot adjoining the shore, also enclosed with a
good board fence; on the lot fa -a mail frame-house, exeeh'
lent springs, ete^
Twenty-one acres of Land four miles from the city, ad
joining lands of Samuel Garrison, and fronting on the Al
legheny river, and Valley Railroad.
One Brick H »ufee and Lot on Webster street;
One Frame noose and Let on Franklin street;
Two Lots In Allegheny City, well improved-;
Fifty Lots in East Liverpool, Ohio;
The above property will be sold on favorable terms, and.
on three-fourths of the purchase money a long eroultwUl
be giren.
Apply to JAMES BLAKELY,.
;y23 Real Estate. Agent' ,
Hope Mills in Pull Operation Again 1
RYAiTS BUILDINGS, Fifth street—THE PROPRIETOR,
thankful to the public for past custom, vcniures'to : eo- ,
licit a con tin uric go of the same for his present
the establishment of a Flovr and Spies HiUt within liie
dty, for the accommodation of hia customers, *t»i all who
wish to have really good Flour, pure ground Spices, tz^&c.
The attention of Families, Merchants and others, fa Invi
ted, and &D I ask is that they will give me a trial.
F. R. DRAYO, No. I Diamond.'
N. B.—All articles taken hock if not found good,-and the
money returned. „ • marlD
PATENT FRUIT GATHERER—For picking fruit livin'
tall trees without the aid of a ladder; Pruning Instru*.
ments of the most approved construction; Digging Forks,
suitable for strawberry bods, it 4 Fotatbe Hooks; Eeod
•Drills; Cutting Boxes, for Hay or Corn Stalks, of variouF
patterns, and a great Tariety of labor saving implement?'
for the garden or farm. Downing's, Barry's, other
standard works on Fruits, Flowers, Rural Architecture, *7l*
Landscape Gardening, lor sale at the Seed and Implement
Warehouse, No. 49 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jy32 . JAMES WAUDBOP.
Wall’* Academy of Drawing and Painting l *'
"TXT” 0. WALL would notify hlw frigntfa ihn. pnhlic,
TT • that he has removed his studio from First street,
to the oorner of Market and Fourth streets, (second story,)
over the store of Wxn. U. Hersh; entrance on Fourth strvet.
/At the request of his friends, behas «tan opened a DRAW
ING SCHOOL. Classes for young Ladles and Gentlemen
will be formed In both Drawing and Pointing. He has fitted
up a Boom with every freOity for study, and he trusts that
bl* enterprise will meet with a supporting patronage.
«pr22:tf
1 , Warm's-Congrcst lak» ... , •.
‘r|\tu3l!fK faprepsred by apurely chanieal prows*,,and
1 JLlavaTTintedtoccai^iwtjniiffiivvriouttpjTittziicpvit
Jt is pale, when first used* but by exposure to-thfr air La
comes gradually ofa most Intenw tad'pgnnanent-black
iFor sale In bottle* of various Mae* by wholesale or retail t*
i Sfattfenary Warehouse, Marketgtreet, comer of 2d.
bbkforwardadfor sale by - ,'
V ' i ; R, A. WfiRBSXQCS A 00.-
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BUBOPEAH AGENCY. v ' : y
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.Dublin.
(Avaflablo in any dty in France.)
ON GERMANY. •;
Valaable Farm for Sale,
NEWJUIBIC.
Real Estate For Sale,
;s ANPiMEW
“• '“'"TjjEKOVAL. -
Ktatting Extract pfG6Btaf2ups3&Va*ttT
._. ... >B<UledlwiUdlid*ng«ii»
f PffiJ jralacritier .t*feeB"tliJ»-©ei£t>d.of
'jC 'fonlift airf iW‘p^lld'ije®eianjvtfiiit , fe# UftarrtaOTdd
ti/ht«iHfoh*%±>AifiaU*fetcf
.GrfTee, the iaeraasing demand Ur -wkiel) ha* compelled. Ido
‘toistefitf Ids mairdfiuCtmtog'dep&rtißciJt.'' sM«6*etwill
,t>£>atTipao to UE fbU. package*
-* ■; of I>^sgS2stes• , .Csafed&jwei*: Gxooera,’ and
.others,4s also called to tho f»anty and quality cf the rab*.
r fcrf&r'a aid ae h» at
;.i*H tfcp£P;%-Jtese-aat£ljj enabling him -to fill iESteywitli
' promptneraand dlapaui; art**-' **. +
• ;iJamifc»Gfaig«y; ,*, :y
Camphor, . . ilaimea*, . /, .. 8od«,/-_ v ., .
-• H£arttfan4~ f 4" ~ ; ’- 4
-- • Ana Blscs Currant.
■ • - r >ThaßmcyXoaengai mw-f ,'. r I>, ’,.'{% : ;••■.«
. Aridplated.Lemoc, Peppermint, Add slated Bcw,
Bassaftas; * •’Wlnteigieeai]- .Teaberrjr,-
Annla Seed, Vanilla, . Juniper,,.. --•
GardanlaTeniar. Gore, ‘''lLbsemarjJ'-"
•.nCtoadatßi'.ac;;-1 jJSnespplv: ,- : : CSmTTjv •_> j
. Allof whicfc tho subscriber sramntJ to be made of S<vl
articles; J <rltlrtsat-dt7Ubt,tliß fines t Loid^pas-16
-: ? K, B^Abommafactsrei,of Keaiiag’t gtmtw itot E&
tzrikina£or.~ ‘ **.*'•”'• 't *'...
> t; AH thea&ore arifclfiaawmanafaetint&iaHpayaie-.rlacea,
and withgreat eare ftptfS'u JOS,;?. D y Ktf^nSQ.
„155siv^OMPOTS&M5S?wFfIfc.
;i4 i-it&IB&DQGBi'M&Xi -y,*?
mins la ft purely Vegetable CoinpountL-ed ratifies E y prs
*;X ‘pared'lrate*
'foliowingeffectedvii/ >***«•'.*■/" ‘ -- ~
REGuiiAXLsa and,^TßsygrHSKiyg- m& ( -uyeb,
and PIQZ9ZTTB Gaoiss, and cleamingtbejStomacb&ndßoir*
el4 ; frad tbus'oarfhg iU Billons DCyawra, Eve* Complaints.
Dyspepsia* Jndlgestioß, Cos tf Piles, Headache,Eerer
and AgW, -Jadbdic*C' Nrftfife*;’-Dote *«*. Apjfeta*;
DCrcttiah *ad;ffupportet«3 pftrt£ A
. . .PUBIFYIKa THE8W)01),.... .
blu'd Ctrtsneeuj! Eruptions,' Serbfn-
P&njdeaari
the face, Blotehes/'Clcers, Tumors, Mercurial Dtsease,Cin«
=*i» 2*/.:, iu-/,-'- - -’
-J«SOIAiX3O THE «CSETOBY OBQANS;,.. . r
and by enabling them to 4 perform tKelr proper functions,
preveUtfag-anacurings many; painful and dangerous dia
eaflefi; -strengtherdng and quieting the KerTOuaSjstcm, thus
iliiyißg JfetibuaTjrntkiion, and curing • all diseases of the
Hlfteria, Jieutaljda, CmnpSfAc. It is unrivalled
lathe'riire of all FEMALE COMPLAINTS, a? ’Weakness,
General Debility, Irregularity, obstructions,Swelling of
the-Eeet, .Umbs*. Joints, fey aeufaiGSj . also,
Lung and Throat' ’Complaints, ea ' Colds, Coughs, Aifbma,
Consampti.Qa^Acj.ai«o,DPC^iay.‘-.; - 8 r .
Having made use of tha Compound Syrup of YeUokDoeX
'•Root, preparodby C. Morse r A ei tber ourselves, cr in bu r
families, and fintfingit-to. be tv very - salutary and. effectual
preparation; sreda wostcheorrally recommendlttothap j pV
lie as ft TBry.Tft!nable r -i -
.. £.-Bourne, Eaq., Cashier. National B»nk, ProTideDce,S.l4
A. W. -,••Cashier-IXm?‘ Koch:. Bank,' do; do* Bor.
William Phillips, Rev. J. B. liicbruopd,. C. Jones, editor
Providence Gen. AdVt, William'Field, MiW;G.;SL*CyTtm
Fisher, M. JiILF., - Jsmca-Hutchlijjion, y. J.
Dates, Doct. Benj. Colby,, and one hundred others of thft
moat respectable families Of Providence! ' '
.ThU certifies tUat I hare for a.;number of years been &o
quinted veiih'tbe composition and mode of manufacture of
MORSES COMPOUND-SYRUP OP YELLOW DOCK BOOT
1 harp also been acquainted with its modus operand* in dl*
ease, and can that in all respects U ia admirably cafinfe*
iated to Temedy that class pfJDisease for’Rbieh.titiraa.d*'
signed. “Itfa especially valuable ESTION aniiall
its, attendant - symptoms,; it .excite; to .hcalUiy;'actioa 3he
LIVER, remoreM Torpor, and! nrudirity of.thfa QBGAX,au<i
stimulates heal thy action in alf the- 'system-.. -'AsaDEPM*
BATOR, or purifier of the Bloody it has nosn peri or.'' _
: ’ DAVID HOLMES* 51. D.
FroeiJenee, 12. 1, Jan. 4, 1853. '„7 : ;
l*rep»red bj C. MORSB & CO., No. 440 Broadw&y,
NewTork, aadeolil : bj Druggists aixi'others ’tiiibogbout
this and other countries. JOEL HOQLEB, Agent,,
apr£7:ly ' Pittshirrgh, Pa. ~
CELEBRATED
CURATIVE instrument;
The only Infallible Curt for that IfnfxdfalHiiense'hnaum ut
SPERMATORRHEA OR INVOLUNTARY-NOCTURNAL
: EMISSIONS, so harraadhg andtlesmtotiye,and produc
tive of so much mischief, to .the nervous. system, incapadta
ling the man for busings*, society and,matrimony; . -7
This Instrument'is 'simple, ccmprehensiTe’and never
failing, and may be. used without the" slightest Incan
renlence or ‘the knowledge of the most "intiiaate*frfoud.
It is to be used, exteicallj, frroduahgho ..pain er Injury
whatever, nor preventing, any.one from attending; to
his businesaj’ and whilo in’use’»«i<t single. can take
place, inrigyratiTtg-_Ui4 tJ* a short time; to sttc.\ ones*
tent teat they sxsalv tseuc rsimttits pouts,or the
loss of whkh, raused by early abuse, b the dj*easel tt ques
tion, and the cause of the tb oesma d conro mitorit complain Is
—viz: Dyepcpwa, Fain ln;the
Head and Dimnete of.-YiskuL. Weakness of the Back.-and
Lower Extremities, Affections of the Eyes, Impotence; Pim
ples on the .Fare; Premature Beeline of Virility, Weakßers
lef Memory and Power Tor'irentnl
Aversion to Society,Timidity, Self-Ustrust; Love.of Solitude,
Ac. All (Aae complaintsin.vcricUydisa£p&xr % a£tocn;asC&
source is stopped from irhick they emanaud.
Be it also remembered, thatthosecomplaiatsare bat little
understood by the profession in genera), and that all the
medicine in the world never has, ami never stop, those
Fosse*, which,"if allowed tb continue unchecked, are sure to
produce the mo«t distressing’wuscquences. \ .
The price of thtß complete instrument, carefaßy fibcured
against all observation in a box, U only *lO. It can,be?eat
by express to any address, in auy part of the Uhiled'Stafces,
Canada, uccording to order, accompanied by fdll!dircc*
tions,and imper aot advice to the married and. "eingio, tho
expenras, even to tbo remotest parts of tlie country, being
very frilling.' ’ ' . ! ' ' -
All applications and "remittances must ho directed (post
paid) to the Doctor himself, behaving noAgcndeffestahllsh
ed but in London and-Paria. '
Addrera, (po.fit-paid) Dr. B.’ De Laney, f.I Lispcnard street;
New YorA
1 Office hours, daily, from 9 A* M. till 3 F.3J- and from 7 to
8 I*. the Sabbath CXfcptM.
**• The umleragnwl arrUfr; wHh great ple-tfipre, that the
above mentioned Jnstmmentis tiofosilyeocstruetedOßSci*
entifle principles but that from ilfi ■ur» the' happiest results
miy always wlthwm&lence,be autieipaied T tlierebeing, Jbr
the cure of those diseases, wo other certain rtnedif estant*
HEXRY 8. K-ELEER, 11. JX, '
CH. GOETZK. at' €G Ctionbert fit,
a ECKIXARMjM.D , 24 Howard «t« :
KKW-TOHK.
ENGrSfiEHS* STATJOXEKY WAKEiIOU'tiE.
W. S* HAVEN,
Corrib of Mabxtt akd £ixosx» Srarris.
ALWAI 9 OK lIAXD, a larga and well selected stock ef
Whatman's Drawing Papers, all pizes; ...
Drawing Paperla 'rollSyTaridos widths;
Praagfating Pencils; . *
Mathematical Instruments;
Tape lines; IndiaHubber; '
field Books; «-
Profile Papers; - '
Cioes Section Papers;
Protractor Papers;
And all articles of Stationery used by Grit Engineers;
ASTfierel, Transit, Topography and Record Books
to to any pattern required. ' - sepp *
ELLKN DJSVERJS—TH£GRKAX WOBE CQIttfLKEJL
Ellen. I>eTere; or,The Way of the Will—by the author
or Howsfdi"-
“ Minnie Gray,” £c.. Beautifully . ...
This i« another new. noael of. the gifted author of “"Gus
Howard,” andsnrpasyes, in point or ingenuity-of intrigue,
and skillful combi oation/anj of this writer'sfiKraar effort*.
It.has had Immense success In .London, where.it baa run
through.one of tbaweeklf journals of thateby, the'circus
lationof wbleh-hasbees Increased many thousands byita’
great popularity." Whoerer has admired thadeep interest"
andNiraTnatlo dcacrlptlona;'lri'*f Stanfield Sail,?and “jtojr
Lawrence.” moat certainly pronounce Harry jlshton kvbcr
equally felidtoui and effective In these points. The author* 1 ,
withoutin the least Imitating, has strongly rcmlnded-us of.
the wit, gallantry and adventurous spirit so conspicuous in
LeTar'a woxkajand the work, is destined id hare aeoodcalhr,
H. MINEH t COt, •
No. S 2 SmJthfleld.'siroeti'.'
YE&MIi'USiS USi2* 'al
• LAST MOMENT WITIL SUCCESS.—
A neighbor of-mine had.a ehßdthsiwaaTery sick, and.
the physician att*odfnglt exerted all his skIH IhrilsTelie!; ‘
but without avail. They seat to Caactubnrg&r Dr.'ll -Who -
came ore? to our place* and. upon an «amhiat£6n ; of tha
can, approTed of all that the attending physicUnhsd Jloce,-
butcould do nothing more .for it. The child waagi.Tcn.cm-
Dr. L. then said thattheie could be no risk In trylngJPuhn.
estock’a Vermifuge, and tihraght they had. better.geMpme.--.
They sent to my store, and procured some. After adiadnie-.,
taring the-firat bottle, aeconiing.io'the printed'directions,'
‘the child passed a few worms. They theoL-gare it abonc.
half of another bottle, when it passed betweeti-TWO A3B
THREE HUXDRKD WORSiS, and immediately commenced
improyiDg; and was completely restored UhealtSf- -.
SAiIUKi BABNETT.
Prepared aodsddTrbolesale and retail by n-
B. A. PAHSESTOCK .& CO*. , ‘
Pittsbtag&,Pa.
*J3£A3y& FLEAI»KK*S> ASSISIA3JT, tie* edition, -with-’ 1
li Notes and Additions, together with » short system of
Conreysaelng, by A, Jordan, President-Judge cfthefighOi'
JodidaLßistnct,recefredand fbrsalffby .0...-
J. &. 'WELDXN, Bookseller and Stationer,
ttlWaodiaewt/between 3d k 4th
TEAS! TEAS! -TEA&I .
- . A. JAYNES,
PEKIN TEA 8 TOE El -
38 PJflh Street, : .
HAS just receired the largest and -beet selected stock of
<3K£EN AND BLACK. TEAS ever- brought to Pitta?
burgh, emlwieingrfidme of the finest übbpi: to be 5 found in
the eastern market*. Merchants- visiting the city- to yax- t
Chase Goods,.or on their way East, are Invited to call and
examine ay stock befbrepurchiilDgelsawbere; marl can in2l
will sell as cheap as the same quality can-be purchased in
N'ew Yorkor Philadelphia; Below is« list of tfie^mioua r '
grsdeSraU of which hare been carefully selected, and- can
with confidence be recommended: -
40 half efcesta fine Young Hyson; - -£
10 do do Moyane Young Hyson;
10 do extra fine Hoyone, do; ■
100 ‘do Superior -do; ' : -
.16 *o JBxtrafine ' ; do* . - --
100 Lacqured boxes extra Curious Young Hyson;
2a half chests fine Gunpowder;
10; do Bxtrafine do;| , .
6 do ' - tfo'Moytma Imperial;- " --“t
20 . ds • Superior . ; dp*
176 do Roe Oolong Black Tea ;
*0 do JSxtm fthe Oolongj .
50 do EttraCurious do;] • •
20 do S □ per lali rely strung and’fragran t Colon
26 chest* extra fine English Break&st Tea; °
St do. Curious do . ; L- - '...d0 - '
ALSO—Jsts and lUo Coffee, Lorerisg's Crashed and Bul
verized Bugars.: •,
Pittsburgh. May 1,1853.
: ! YYTE AG£XCy.
A.MTBEB, •
KQ.-3S JIJTH BTBEBT, JPITTSBBEGH, , -
Agent for the SaU.cf L. JohUon# Co.* t Type,
or PBUJLDtiPBtAf ' J -'
HAS ON HAND andforsaJ*>the fcllo *irrg:~Br&?B Hncd'
column Galleys; Common. ..G&ileya assorted, Slice
Galley#, Composing Stick#; Common and Job Cases*
Shooting Sticksj'Xey'Brosbes; Bonrood QTOins-~Purnl
ime and of «U-d«crtptlbns; Eras# Rubvofall
d«criptlcns;. Job Ink, lallbcans; 100 kegs ProuVs Nee*'
Ink; 100 Fount# Ttsxj Card'Letter; tchtny
Sir Mmtefresa ind.Typa .m „<*£., prerapt at
tention, and Jfcraiahedat tha Potmiry prices. Old Typo ro- ,
celred in exchange for new, at 9 cents 42> .
Pittsburgh,May 14,1553^-4 aw
"‘SS 8 ? ®>^USXi5-FOR b) USNT3-.H, V.
i> Callow, Third street, has rewired Bleak House; by
IHekexu; alsoM<xr« f s‘TJfeof '
or the Saf anfo
eated to Maine- liquor progress* { >
edt y ofthe Se »i Practical Draftsman; Xo. U
rt r ™MStoti V < ! iTe- ‘‘3itoa>’t U&C3," n tbaanthor
of‘AualaSde Lindsay, n Ac. *
in England; Petersen’s hlig»alaes,'lbr 8 cents; Kercrice oi
- Bachelor; Dickaa*s Wcrfca. v
Kemmber tha place,oppeeita the Post Office, Third Jtrrat
: »ep3> H. P. CALLOW.
Kf kCKNT BLACK TKA.—lbe iQbscrjbeu hatejastre 5
tJi/cdTed rcboiea lot fine Oolong: Tea; vldcb they hart* ?
1 selected." expressly for faaxily uae. - They, srllt guacanteo. it- i
equaL if not superior, in strength asd delicacy of-flaTcr to- 1
any ¥fe»thatba# yet been elated at thasaino price in thfa'i
-market*: ; Ih*y wfli berccriTlng irgular supplies of tbiaTea, ;
which cannot fkn to phia# all whardii gfr* It a ti-tei per' : r
saJetrthrpcmadarWfdSwkbT -
BAILXT * EENSnATP,
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