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milE OLD PRINTING yqTAiii tSiiMiwm ' ;*«:' Uwoys on bund or made to order.. v v ’
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moW reasonable toms ’ u »®»*»orkn notice end on the stores; £» and Itodiator Coal Stoves * Parlor Stove?
' .Blank.ltookjma Stationery .Warehome, corner of MiirWet ' Crates: and _Fendors,-great variety, bountifully
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VOLUME XII.
THE DAILY MORNING POST
I'nnlul and FtMithti mry Homing; {Sunday aaplcd-
BY , FniLCIPS & OIUUORB,
JCO&TIMTE3T OOBSER OT:tVQ6t> AITO-FOTH BTJLSRB.
TERM S.—Five Dollars a year, payable strictly Jn
advance.- Six Dollars will Invariably be Toqulred If not paid
witbintboyear.--
Wugto copies vw© cots—for ealoat the counter In the
Office, and by the News Boys. .
TEE SATUBDAY HOEHIHG POST
Is published from the same office, on a large blanket size
shoot, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance .-Single copies
VIVE CCITS.-
ikS’-Nopapcrwlll be dlsconttnbod (unlessat thadlacro*
on of the Proprietor,} until all arrearages are pftld.
< No attention will bo paid to any order unless accom
panied bv the money, or fatisfoctory reference In this city. • :
JAu" Connected with Vie Eddtitxthment of tht Morning Post
4 urnie oj the largest Job PrtntmyOjficcx in Vie city, where all
kinds of work u done vn the. zhorUsl ft otictj and rrwji muon-
Mlleterme. •: r .■
•RATES : OF. 'AOVKRTISESG,; ■ - ■
AGRiUCD UPON 12Y -THE PITTSBURGH PRESS-
f»Lmxsno»PAiLm,o&ixss:
One square, oue insertion-. ...A 0 50
■** each additional insertion.*. ............... 25
**. > M one wee1c..^.............;............1 75
• u . ** two ........... 3 00
41 . 41 . thrco. woeks ...... 400
tl . oho • 5 00
44 44 two months ; >OO
u . 44 thnfe nj0nCb5..4..«...*......«. ........ 0 00
41 four m0nth5...;....... ...... 10 00
44 six m0nth5..,!.... .. IS 00
. 44 .“ one 38 00
Standing Card, els lines or’loss, p«r annum io 00
WUXOXABLE AT MEASURE: u r-
One square, per annum, (exclusive of tlio paper).. 25 00
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. FJ GXLLUDREi
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, comer of Eburth street and Cherry alley,
. "pinsnuneu, pa.,
• OST* Will attend to bis professional business as u?aal, at
his office, between tho hours of 0 A. M. and 4 p. SL of each
day. " " j>2o
C» Orlando Looxniif .
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
ir-lT •• __ •
Thomas 7>l* Marshall, ..
- A TTORNEY AT LAW'—Office, Lowrie’s Buildings, Fourth
J\. street.. ■•. .. • ... ; . .jan7:ly
R. B.Carualian,
ATTORNEY at LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street.: . jefcv ■
J«N*ftl’Clowry* ■'
Attorney- and codnskllor at law—office in
Bakcweirsßnildinga, on Grant street jo2
D. 11. llazen,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Fonrtb street, above and
J2 L near Smithfield.. ■; mar27nr
- j. S. Dlorrlsou, - •
Attorney and counsellor at law—omc». re
moved to N 0.41 Grant stroot, near Pittsburgh,
Pa. ■ ; : J apritey :
. 1«. Biddle RobeTts,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No.l32gmlthfleld street,
J\. between Fifth and Sixth.- Collection* carefully attend
ed to—pycchft attention given to Conveyancing. [dre&l v
. Thomas fileauS)
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
XV Office, next door to tbc Post Office, EteabtmviUe, Ohio.
iny4'
S. P.Rou,
1 TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
J.3L Fa., fourth door below .Mr r Italy Patterson's Lncry
Stable. -■
N« Bnckmaater,
A LDERMAN—Office. Fourth street, third door alwte
BmUhDulil, South side. Conveyancing of all kinds dime
-vruli tho gßntustcare and legal accuracy. Titles toßea! Es
tate examined. &p. : novlO
BUSINESS CARDS.
James C. Watt,
Merchant Tailor—No. 45 nfih stroct,'opposUc the
Theatre; Pittsbnrgb, Pa.. ■ '• ■y / .>
Walter P« filarshall*
IMPORTER Qud Dealer in French and American Paper
Hangmca. uinrd
L W« Ciiailwlck,
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
•Pittsburgh. The highest price in cash paid lor nig*..
myll:v ,
Ilryar,.
■r\7"ilOLKeAlJl AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
VT 155 I.llwrty street, and 3l Diamond alley. frMo:v
J. K. WeliUn,
"ATrUOLESALE AND RETAIL.DHAUSR in Blauk and
Vr School Books, ilipcr and Stationery. No. (33 Wood
street, (berireim TWnl nnd Fourth.) Dittsburgh, Pa. fmr2o
fl. T U VtTIiHI.HT,
. S. CIITUBERT A> BON,
T> EAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, A’o. SO
XV SnnlhJUld tlreti.- . i novl'
Zj. K. Hayward,
* TTVEALER In BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
XJ and BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty
No. 174 Pittsburgh, Kiu ' •• jel4:y
A. F, WEDDELL,
T. OAN BROKER, Denier la Notes, Bonder Mortgage, Real
AJ Estate Stocks, MerchanUUe, Ac. *-
- 4S3 1 -Ofiiev, Jlnsmtie lfali, Viillr street, next -door to the
Deposit Bank, Httsbnrgh, Pa. * nprS v
raaxcu -U. w a. xaluuaW.
BAILEY CRENSHAW,
: fIIEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in
1 Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Ware, House*
keeping Utensils.So, Wholesale anil Retail, No. 2W5 Libttrty
gtreet. Pittsburgh. • aprlfrV.
King (t Moorhead.
WHOLKSALB GItuCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No. 27 Wood rtrcct. Pittoburgh. • •: - . inivJ
timltli & Binclalr« *
*YTtrHOLESALE - GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
YY CHANTS-Comnr V ood nnd-Firrt »t*. Inor.t :
B> A« Fahnestock (V Uoi,
WIIOLE3ALK DRUG First aOd
Wood fitroets. and corner Wool and Sixth.* -.-ffeM .
WUllam Gleno, -
OKBINDER—Comer of Third and wood streets, above
f H. Kay, where he is prepared to do every description
of Ruling and Binding. . • ' • - (do id
John H* Mellor* . .
. \YTUOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
; YV INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Music, School Book* and
Stationery, No. 122 Wood street . - |jabl
:R« C, Stocktoni *
T ATJS JOHNSON A STOCKTON,* BOOKSELLER, TTA
JLj TlONlilt, Printer and lliuder—corner of Market and
Third strain, Pitteburgh, lhL ' ■ fjy^ :
■ . . Thomas fil. Liftie,
ATCiI AND CLOCK MAKER—fifth street, between
f Y V* ood- and Market streets, opposite Iron City liutcl.
AH klntte of Jewelry made and repaired.* : faps:ly
■■■■.•; Paul £• Marilockf •
GOMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANS, AND
bI’EAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, Cincianati,
Ohio. ‘ ‘ ’I; : ~ • -{apl;tf
JOHN GItOUTT,
Successor to mahtix &■ m’Ladouux, imporv-roi
BRANDIES, GIN, WINL*S, Ac. Alao—Dealer in Jft'ni
Old. Whitky GD'l Peach Britrtdjiy corner oLSmlthflold and
Firnt streets Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . . 1
ArTtnatef
BjglfcV WHOLESALE and lie tail SADDLE, HAHN KBS,
ffigSBfigTHPNK, TALISK and GAKWST DAG numufr©.’
-tT. turer, S\o. IQO Wood sLruet, Pittsburgh, To.
J. D, WlUtanu,
"ttrirOLKSALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GRO&KH, AND
ff- forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer iu
Country froducoand Pittsburgh Manufactures—Wool bL,
four doors abofo ElftbrPittflbnrith. * r ' ; -• ; msrS
PAGODA TE A' STORE,
JELIC- HAW OItTII, Wnolcza.lt and Retail Orocer t Dealer
ami Importer of Old Country Black Teas, french Bran*
dies Wibes, Ac.,oorner of Diamond alley and UioDiAinond,
Pittsburgh, Fn. .. ... . • • feb2S:y
Card/
HLTJB, (SCCOKaOtt TO MbOPHT k LEE,) WOOL DFAL
. EH AN!) COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale
cf American Woolen floods, No. 139 Lilxsrty street* Imv4
.AU.BV KIRKPATIUCU—J. jr. UU.KOV.
_ ’ *•- —'• UI4HW VI
Klrlcpatrlels & Ilerronti
WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS, and Dealers In Pittsburgh
factums iVo. 243 fiiberty zlrui, Pittiburgh, l*a rayl7.y
JOiis juu5utu.............. .....cociir.AS t’LKAa.'iU.
FLEMING BROTIIKIIS,
:■ : . : (Successors to J.Kidd A Co»>
iTnOIiESALE DRUGGISTS, No, 00 Wood Pitts*
Tf burgh, f Pa. Proprietors of Dr. MluirmM Celebntcd
Ycrmlfdge, Liver PiUsj Ac. /. niv? y
- CARRIAGE FACTORY* “
Wit. TEItUV, Virgin alley, botween Wood and
• streets, Manufcicturcrof BUGGIES,BAROUCHES
and CARRIAGES, of every description. All -work doue
warranted. The advertiser would hero state that ho served
tiiue years apprenticeship to tho business, and has wotkid
for many years in tho principal shops of tho Eastern cities.'
lairSfrtf
Schuchman «fc Uaunloln, :
JLi Pittsburgh. Slaps, Lamlsraipes, liill Heads, Show Sills
Architectural and Maqliino Drawings, Basluess and
Visiting Canls, etc., Engraved or Drawn on-Stobfy Printed
lu Colors, Go)d,Rnmz{yor Slack,m the most approved style,
„.} on<l at‘thQjnoii.reasonaWo-pricca.: :: ;-cetls:tyJ'--'
PUBLISHED' DAILY BY THILI.IP3 & GILI.MORE, AT THE “POST BDILDINGS,” COSHER OF FIFTH ANl> WOOD STREETS, AT $O,OO PEB ANNUM, OS $5,00 WHEN- PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOBW M'CLOggtT i*......i,.'..,.C055£UC3 II’CLOSKXy, •
Wholesale and Betail Clotfoute Horohonta.
NO. 88 WOOD STREET? '
mm! Hubscribers nwpectftilly: Inform their ©l<l customerV
A aOd tho public In gtnem3, tbat they have this day as
busiacss/tihder thafirm
of JOHN il CLOSIvEY i 00. They respectfully solicit a
share of -public patronage.’ • ' • •.?
, The ptedoug busineas of each will be sc-tiled by them-
Bolvea respectively,- , . :;".r f«,h9
. Wiuuu mUjat- ■PhHa...-.r.,-.:.'.'..;,...wji. wcketson, Pittsburgh,
.Miller (fcHiflkeUoiif . • •.•
TXTIIOLXSSA LK - GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
.: ff • Wines «nd Begar a—No*. 172 and 17.4, corner of Irwin
and liberty street*, Pittsburgh. Iron, Noils, Cotton Yarns.
constantly op frond* ■ ; ; . . jyss
■v, u, T* C, Uorffant ■
BOOKSELLER ANTRSJATIONEK—biiaIwxya cm hand
a general assortment of MUoillancoua&iid Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Ac., Wholas&lo and Re*
tail, No. 104 W eod street, below liflli, Kast aide, Pittaborgh.
anted, Rags ond Tanners* Sctapa; : »:" < '■> aplfcly
James bowry, Jr.i
rNHAIR. AND.BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No. 204
Fetterman’e Row,-Liberty street, has 1 on hand alnrge
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of every description, made of
the best materials, which ho- trill sell lower than articles of
the same quality can be sold in the city. Ho would call par
ticular attention to ills large stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, whlcb'ho will soil at greatly reduced
prices. Also, Turning of every description executed In the
neatest manoer.-Orders left&t the Ware Rooms, oral thd.
Mill, corner of Adiunaand Liberty streets, will be promptly
Uended to, .. •,.... ■ marft
wm. a. -esuwau.
HEREON fc CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers of on uimi* of brass wors,lo-
OOMUTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ad. Al
su, Cotton Batting Manufacturers.. .
Foundry on Rebcctraetreet, Allegheny City.
Ofßco and Storey No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS nnd COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders loft ut tho Foundry or be
promptly attended to. feb&lv
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
JVb. 43 (Xrrmr of i\Jlh ond Wood Struts,
• Office up stain. - Entrance from Nfih street. .Pittsburgh,-
T>JBSPISCrFULLY announce to the public that hobos
Jtii commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, In conuec
tion with Intelligence aud General Collecting.. He will
also attend to renting. Persona In want of acrv&utA, in auy
capacity,or those in wautof places, will be supplied at short
notice.- All business.entrusted to his core promptly at
tended to.
Htfcren&i— T. J.Blglmm,
0. Ifts&lio,. Dr.Alox, Black,*James Macker&l, A. A. Mason,
MaffitAOlJ. • . : : •_ jqnlS
Cargo's Daguerreotype and Art Gallery,
AjpoUo Jiuilding, 7O fourth street, (next to Land's
. Carpet Emporium.)
R. M. CAIUSO & Co. having fitted up the most
ew r ampin roomßintho citywith mamtuotb sky.and
]V}r fide lights, offer First Class LIKENESSES, in
to suit all, Tarylng In prica nccordiug to
jggK3pj** ao end quality of ea.<n, Ac. t®*Superior Oil
'BEgrjg fainting*, by the best artists, for solo, and on ex
hibition liarlug the day and evening.. Cltlsuns and strum
gcrßare invited to call and examine specimens and Pnlut-
Inga. V..' . . .. opr27
NEW CARPET SIOSEr
No. 47 Fifth Street, near Wood*
A N ImncaHed aswrlmcuf of CARPETINGS nnd OIL
X*. CLOTHS, of tho latest and most beautiful patterns ter
spring salt*.nowopen for inspection; eouristiogof—
Royal Velvets;: • Brussels; :
Tapestry Brussels;* . Tapestry Ingrains;
Extra bnper Three Ply; . .
• Super and Fine Ingrain;
Tapestry‘Vemtlana;
Twilled and Plain Yonßlan*,*
■; Together with every description of low priced Carpetings,
Chenille aud Tufted Rug* aud Malts, Canton and Coir Mat
ting; Jute, Chain, Cocoa, Adilaal, Alican, and: Sheepskin
Matts;.Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities:
SUlrand Floor Drugget*, Green Unite, Fiona and Table
Coders, \eniuan BuuUb, Window tihade.vSialr Rods, Ac.,
Ac, at We very loieest cash .prices.
_mor2t .. ROBINSON A CO.
Chandeliers uml Gas Fixtures*
TIIK subscribers are now opcningatthelrnew Wareroom-
NO. 109 FIRST STREET, between Wood and SmUb
field, tho largest assortment of CHANBELIEIts, BRACK
ETS* PENDANTS, and ail articles connected wit Ua^Fitting,
ever offered in this market. Having. arrangements inode
by «f bich they wdl he constantly in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently luvlte tho attention of j-ur
ebasera to their pelwJicm. Wo are determined to aril as
low -as auy house in. tho West, and being practical Gas tit
ters, can offvr.pcculiar advantages to those desiring arti-dcs
In this line.
• We continue na heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription for gas. water and steam.
Brass Castings of oil kinds mode to order promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO-,
mar22:y . Nr.. 10& Kind street.
S.IUMLInIcy,
House, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Diailer in Paints— No. 44 St Clair Pittsburgh-
Has constantly on hand all kinds of Paints either dry or
mixed, Japan nml Copnl VaruWt,.Linseed Oil. Rolled Oil,
Spmtu Turpt-nUne, W indrnv (liars of all *lzm, Putty, Paint
.Broshe*, Al‘4 all of thy l*>st quality, and &r £aln at
blw pru'-ett. . . , ■ ■* .. . . . sopll •
R Uilib, flaLoof thu Jxrm of Cooler * hnvini*
• opened HTOttli Xo f 0* (two doom.above tin' old
stand,) for.tlio purport of carrying on the CLOTIIJ *<U
BUSC'iESS, Lopes by strict attention to busmen to merit a
aharo of tho patronage of iholate llrm.
•N. B. —Clothing made to order In the most fashloi»:»tlo
styles, ami ©a the eKdrtwt'notice*—inferior to none lo ‘the
dty« janifry
James Itfeliinßeri
MONQNQAIIKiiA PLANING MlLL—Would respectfully
Inform his friends and the publio, that his now wtao*
Jislunent is now In fail operation! and that ho hi prepared to
fumlsh.ltout Cabins, and fill all orders for Blon<*d Lumber,
witli'promj»tnc«i, and afclhe lowest rates. .
Board and Plank, planed nu one or both dde£> constantly
on hand.
.. Sash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
.cider.
Bonder* tad Carpenters would find it to thdr advantage
to give him n call, os he can now furnish them with pbued
stuff suitable for every deEcriplion of work. ' . » -
Money Lorm Oillcc.
JOHN A. O’BRIEN & CO.,
• 137 Third strut, fcrfAo Swtilhfteld.. .
MONEY to loan in largo or small qualities, on fluid
and Silver Wale, Diamonds, \\ atclws. Jewelry. Guns,
Pistole, Musical Instrumcuta ami valuably articles of every
-description.'
rFoncited Pledges sold immediately after being out of date,
unless redeemed.’. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, Ac., aiwaya on hand. «»a7
AKN(fliD'« WiLUAMS, -
HEATISO & ViiSni.ATlNO IV A l! EH OUSE.
; ' MAXOFACTCRCRS OF
Chilson Fnnxacos t Wrouglit Iron: Tubing,
' : ‘ And l-'miNoH.rojt Sruiii, Gaa oa Wma. ;
-05- No. 33 Market street, lltUiburgb
have sold our frurnncM. Pattern.", &(•-,to Messrs
AUNOJiD & \\ ILL! A Mb, whom we cordially recommend to
the patronage or Ibepublir., •
sep2S vSJAI FK. ATKINSON 1 A OKKI.Y
Uoots tu»«l altoes, '
1 TUI NTON’S 1! LI A A HTI-Ihb.—TllOMAB HOTTON, St.
XX. Cloic Krrot, Pvlm uud Liberty streets, has
justrecelred a sapi*r»or nifsfinnicht of BCHJfia and SHOES
aod MATERIAL, which he is prepared to dU-poso Of to his
.friends and the public geoemhy, fit e)h>ap rates. .Any arti
cle ini Ills Hue modenp «tihe shortest mitico;
P» a—FLAM);* \\ on all kin-tsof work. (»ep2
Ijt 1L DltAVu, Ummuinl, rilu«l/urgn, Pa., deaier it '
1 • Country Produce, offers for sale a'cbolce ; stork o
fami»y use;- Spfavof every variety
and the purcat quality, ground at his Steiim. Mills. Also
Dried Fruits, Loreign and J*n«luco taken tnov*
ehan-efor ilereharsUlp. : -. :
; P. H. 1». luis procuml s full a>JKorton?Tit of Landroth’s
Wfurnnledtinrdi-Ti.SmJs, and invito ifc,. aiientiun of all In
luivalod m rural affairs. * • - Jnnll •
JjoUU umawnw...; u. caiui
, UPPINCOTT & BAttttr
M.' i (LATE J. fl. HT/UCOLEIt A CO-,) • ■
ANUFACTUKKXW OF FfcIOSNIX FIIUJ PROOF SAFES,
Second Street,, between Wood and SmiUifleH—On
Tuesday afternoon, July 26,1848, tbo undersigned were cal
led upon by Messrs, hlppencnft & Barr, to witness im honest
and fair test.of one of tbeh F> renis Safes. The furnace lie
ing prepared, the Safe was placed insido tlieroof with Books,
papers and some money;; whet the door of the Safe was <*!<*
sed and the fire kindled at a quarter -pjmt 2 o’clock and in a
short time the Safe was tod-hot, and continued till half past
6 o’clock, being about four and a half hours, when the com
mittee expressed their satisfaction that tbo tlmo occupied
Witt euchlreat was sufficient. ; The furnace was then pulled
down, Bafe cooled,; and door optiacd—the books,, papers and
money wdb. .The heat was so great as to melt oil the brass
mountings,. Wo therefore take pleasure in roeommmdinr
these Safes to the public, GB.bdutMnour juilgment,-entirelv
fireproof. JAUVIS A TJXAUDE?
. NOCK k RAWSON,
- CORNWALL & BROTHER,
' BRANNON A TUATOUKII!
BENEDICT k CARTER, ' *
ISAAC CIIOMIE, S
«I Ani®dgaged ;iki; tfaefounilry business, and know some
thing about furnaces and luat. I witnessed the burning of
tho above Safih. and can iredy say there was. no humbug
about It, and with, pleasure, recommend them to the public
aabelug, In myjudgiueut*entirely fireproof, • WM KAyr.
; r-Inwlling upoa the above gentlemen for their signatures
they all spoke .In..tlio.highest terms of ibo tairntesof the
test, and thoir full confidence of tlio Safii’s being entirely
fireproof. Wohuve constanliyon hsndand for vale a faU
aswnrtmftnt nf t,h»nbovesafes. fmnrSll BELL A TfCHUY
1 1-
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PIANO FORTES.
■ CHARLOTTE CLDME. No. 118 Wood
. IgShgßSfflgjjgss street, second door above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
nTflPw Pa., offers for sole a largo and well assorted
: » ■ “ « i «fitock«f Piano Fortes, (which nro justar
riving,} on the most liberal terms,
llioottontlonof purchasers is especially invited to ibo
udebrated HAMBURG PIANOS. .
These instruments being modeexprcssly for this climate,
.and having the ovor. strings, have a volume. of tons un
equalled by any others. Also, Pianos from the manufactory
of Gale A Co.,New York{ Bacon k Raven, Now York; lte
ichcnbadx A Sons, Philadelphia; and of mt owm auxoluo*
tuu, which ore woll known, and have boon used in this and
other cities for 10 years.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds.
Guilars —Aflno selection of French, Spanish and German,
of superior quality.
Fuxtni—The best Italian, French and English make.
: Accordcont—* From the beat Paris manufactory.
ALSO—Flutes, Clarionets. Drums, Fifes, Banjos. Tam bo*
rincs, Triangles,Ac/.- . . . V..
. Italian, French, English and German, warranted
to be of the very best quality.
. -.Pianos and all Musical Instruments repalre&wUb dnra-
WlUv.nwitnwis onddespatTh. ••• ■
- Sew Arrival of Chickering’a Pianos*
• jnern m !'■■■' .Tnn subscriberwilLreccivo.and open for
on Thursday the 18th Inst, the follow*
fflg fcirTffioff now PIANO-FORTES, from the
M * K U Vbmted manufactory of JONA3 CniCKEß
:lNG,Boston,vlt;; • -.-s • ■■
No. 13787—0ne splendid rosewood double round eornsred, 7
octavo Piano ~........;.$4OO
No. 18745—0ne • do • .. do ■ do ' *do $4OO
“ 13747—0ne do . do .• •do do $4OO
.“ .13754—0ne Rosewood, round front, C octaTO ...$290
“ 13755—0ne do do do $290
“18888—One do r square , do -' $275
“ 13418—One Walnut do ; do • $2OO
“ 13015—One do round front, do $276
All the. above Pianos are furnished with tho new patent
Iron frame and new scale; with Mr. Chlckerlng’s name cast
on the plate, to prevent imitations and imposition. Pur*
ehasers are invited to examine the above, on their arrival at
the Music Store and Piano Wore rooms of
JOHN IL MELLOR,
Agent forCtalckerlog’sFlanos,
. aug!7 .. No. 31 Wood Pittsburgh.
NEW MUSIC I NEW MUSIC I
HKLBBER has just received a fine collection of Ju
• lien’s and Foster’s music. -
;.Thocelohratcd Royal Irish Quadrilles: -
. The Drum Polka, Julian;
Mont Blanc Polka, Jollen;
Rival Bchottlscht'by F. Brown;
■ .Silver Cloud Quickstep;
St. Nicholas ScbottUcb:
Stelghrido Polka, by Strakosch;
Popsy Polka;
. A now song, by H. Hleber;
The sleep in tho grave together;
Adieu dear native land, trio, by TT, V. Wallace;
Lilly Bel! and old Dog Troy, by Foster;
Meet ©e by moonlight, dnett; ■
Softly ye night winds, ballad, by V. Wallace;
Atalawdn Polka, by Dadworth; and other fine pieces.
. sepl4
J. 8. LEECH, IIcALPIS A CO),
WHOLESALE GROCKRS,
&7U> DSAU2LB IX ’
Provisions, Metals and Pittsburg Manufactures,
Nos. 242 asn 244 Liucutt tracer.
augo] PITTSBURGH.
To Slerctiauta ana Others.
p ERMAN ADVERTISING.—Tho pabUnber* of the dully
VX and weekly u FYeiAetfr.fVrtmii” would respectfully In
vite th* attention of merchants apd others to the ndran*
logos off-Ted by their papers as a medium of adverUMng
among tbvir German fellow-citizens both In the city ana
country. ■
Their Dally paper Is published on the rr.xxr srsmr, and
has bourne tho. circulation of any Gerjusthiit published in
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly poprr, wbich is published
already for twenty years, circulates larp-lyin the adjoining
counties and Western Pennsylvania, as well as throughout
the State of Ohio.
Mcrrhants of Pittsburgh-nod otkerswill find !t to their
advantage to ninho use of our roleons as a medium of
reaching the German business. Terms ns low as apy other
paper in tboeity.
Opnec—Corner .of Liberty and SL Clnir sirwts, above
Braun fi Drug Store. L.&WVNEEB,
au(T2G Publishers and Proprietors.
fi IMUD.—Mr. \i. ANTON and 11. BUIfftOKDKR would
X n*epec> fully announce to the dtlzcssof Pittsburgh and
IlcKheny that they will giT« lustructlooß on the Piano,
Ooltar, Vlrtlln and Flute. • Inquire at 11. Fohroedcr A Co.'s
NEW MUSIC STORK 84 Fourth street. srpSt
\J E\V. MUfclO fe PURE—The -subscribers have opened at
• XV.No- S 3 Fourth street, a choice collection of murfo and
musical Instruments, Italian end German strings. Pianos,
by M. Erard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Flnlcs; by M.Euler,
Frankfurt, A. M 4 Clarionet*! do. All hinds ofbra»s Instru
ment* froin the best fczvnrb tnanuffirdorli-s all of which we
oiler to the public on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that tre can render rnlini (intlsfsclion.
U. SCIMOEDKR A CQ..NO Fourth St.
.II Scbrocder and U. Anton will give instructions on tho
piano, violin and guitar. . . -sep*i3
*
A nClUTECTS:—Office*: Thilo Hall. No. 75 Third street
x\. Pittsburgh; and «Mtfldu of the Diamond, Allegheny
Jyl2.bin ■
JOSEPH lIIOGUIDRE,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 23 CotfiraciAL, below pjas. Srtircr,
St. X.0u19, Slo.f
CONSIGNMENTS ucdOoratniHslnnn will with prompt
and personal attention, aud libual adrancra will be
given vlit-n required, on ConsignmonU or llUli of Lading,
<n hand.
Orders for the puirhww of L*ad,Graln, Hemp and othrr
Produce, will be promptly fllJed at th«* lowest market prices.
Tho Receiving and Furwardmg ol Merchandizo and Pro*
dace will meet with especial care and dispatch; tho lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and thtiexpouso
of Storage and Drayage aa much* as posaiUe avoided.
anmisßCfUi:
Pago& Badon, Bt. Louis; Ellis A Morton, Cincinnati;
CUarlcaB,Blow A Co., do; Btxadct & Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Valle, do; Hosca A Frazer, do;
Doan, King $ Co., do; Springer & Whiteman, do:
J.W.BuUcrAßro.,PUtsbh; E.O.Uooo4ni,an 8 00-, do;
D. Leech A Co., • do; E. AC. Yarnall A Co., PhUMai
Wm. Holmes & Co., do; hlorgan, J.M.Ruclc AMorgan:
Blow & March, New York. B.B.Oomcgyv, do;
Frost A Forrest, do; BhioldaA Mlllor, do;
Charles A. Meigs, . do; Joalah Leo A Co n Baltimore.
A.G.FarwellA Co.,Boston; AbrahamJ.Colo, do;
Howard, Bon A Co., do; W.B. Rpynolds, Louisville;
.. ILD. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T.C.Twichell ft Co.,Commission Merchants, New Orleans.
tis»l have an open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when-advised by lotter per
mail, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or attho
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE, .
augG Bt. Louis, Mlssnnri.
PIONEEB LINB OF MONTHLY PACKETS.
Tho following Ships have sailed
1 Ship llevonae, 2300 tons, 3d July \-
JTTr%c “ Epamlnondaa, 1400 tons. 10th August;
“ Ocean Eagle, 1450 tons, lOth Sept’r;
“ Oneco,lsoo tons,23d October;^
■ »«*•»,■.- “ Scargo, 1450 tons,-6th December.;
“ Baltimore,l3oo tons, 15th January;
“ Euphrasia, ISOOtons, Ist March;
“ Oregon, 1000 tons,2lst March;
“ Nimrod, 1000 ions, 20th April;
“ Sea Ranger, 1200 tons, 15th May.
The Bblpsof this Lino are fitted with Emorson’s pAtent
Ventilators, and carry Francis' Metallic Life-boata.
The Baltimore Clipper Bark ISCA,
000 TONS BURTHEN,
Having mode two successful voyages from China, each in
the very short period of 101 days, has thoroughly establish
ed her reputation fur fast sailing, and will be dispatched for
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA,
About the 25th of Angust. Tho Ships of the Pioneer Line
have made remarkably qalck and heal thy voyages; losing
only one passenger among 050 that sailed in the first five
ships, whereoa it appears from the report of the Emigration
Commissioners that tho mortality on board English ships to
Australia has equalled 4.00 percent. This very gratifying
result shows that no care aud expense have been spared in
selecting, vcntlluting, and provisioning tho ships of'the
Pioneer Line.
• • Tho INCA will only carry a limited number ofpassengors,
at as moderate rates as ore consistent with justice to pae
scngOTs and owners, :
For freight or passage, apply onboard, at PierlS.'E. R.,
or to R. W. CAMERON, 110 Wall sU ..
C. A. COLTON, Agent,
65 Fifth st.. Mosonlcllall. PittsVh. •
CIT \r CABINET warehouse,
Ho.. 173 CHESTHUT BTREST, ■.
(Opposit* InnspnßDsscs Hail,)
. ■ ■ Pklladelplila*
FraHITUEE, IH EVERY STYLE!
Comprising LouisXlV, Louis XV, Elizabolhan and AnUqne,
with Sculpture Carving and modem stylo;
In Rosewood, Wulaat, srahogany, Satinwood and Maple,;
all of.-superior construction, and finished In the
. best style, equal to, if not excelling in qaal*
ity,thoGoodflofanyEstabllsh
■ ment in tho United States.
■EMPLOYING none hut experienced workmen, (appren
;«|J4 tiecs being positively excluded,} and using tbo bostmo
turials, tho. work cannot fall to givo satisfaction to pur
chasors. . Amongst the many advantngps offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
stylo and quality, and tho immense stock always on hand,
being so various in design,, enables purchasers to please
their taste In a solectlon, without tho delay necessarily
caused in'onlaring Furniture.
To giro an Idea of tho finished Furniture on hand. I need
only inform yod that my Rooms aro 175 feet long, by 27 fci*t
wide, four floora in number; with Shops contiguous, sufii
dnnt to employ 200 hands, which An n guarantee that the
workis all done under my ownlmmediate inspection. =
Packing is all douo in thn Store, and Furditnre
warraoted to parry safely any dlatauco. Visitors to Phila
delphia aro rcspectfully loTited, as purchasers or otherwise,
to call arid examine the Goods. aaiVlv
tSf.IOS WOOD STREET,-®! i —••
TO. BO VLB respectfully Informs the public that ho has
• opened at his Depot, the number designated above,
the most splendid variety of FRUIT that had over bd*n of
fered in our market, ne would respectfully invite his fcl
lorf citizens to call at tho above number, and examine hi«
splendid collection of Fruit' : • . anglSitf -
ESGLISH AND CLASSU2AL
W T. MCDONALD, M. A, PniKctrat.
rpIIE next session .of .the. Institution will commence oh
i MONDAY; the sth of September next, at the room ooiv
ner of Fcnry and Liberty streets, lately occupied: by the
Messrs. Veedcr. ■ : - '■ . j .
A. W. Loomis, 0. Knap. Jr--s. F Yov •
Boohorat) It. Milter, Jr. ang2s
..-Mf ATCHKS AND JEWEiHV.-Urcat inducements'—
•T 7 Fine Gola .Dd Silvcf Watches; Rich Jow<j]y; Pare
: Bilrcr Spoons, best quallly. Pocket Knives; Gold »nd Silver
.Spoctacles; Port Monnals; Gold Pons, Sc., S-c„ selling at nS
tail and tcilo&aile prices; Tho onbecrlbcr would moat
pcctfnllp Inform tho citizens of Plttsbntgh end ,ld nlty,that
he lms uow a well selected assortment of goods; folds Übe,
thsthosvUljsefl Bt.fWm.2s to SOjmrccnt.helowJho prices:
Hsoslly ssfadfos saehigonds, dsowhero Intho ellyi.
- Pleasoeall anantamme the gooda end prices, ntNo. 51,
JlsThetstrcct
cepil H. a 8008.
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PITTSBUEGH. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1553.
ST. LOUIS.
AUSTRALIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
-< \ - V'V;.
V M . fj. ■* '
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NEW- YORjEL
To Druggists & Merchants throughout the Union,
d. b. nt'CvtLOvan,
MANUFACTURER ANI) DEALEE ’ IN
PAWra, OILS, « fe. t
No. Ul Maiaen hane t NEW TOUK,
RESPECTFULLY invitestbo attention of Druggists and
Merchants throughouttho.Unlon to his largo und ox*
tensive nssartment of FAINTS, 011*S, Ac., of tti© BEST and
PUREST QUALITIES, which ho offers for sale-on. very
moderate terms, both to cash andeloflodlmo buyers. Below
are enumerated some of the leading articles:
WHITKLEAD, In 611. In kegs 0f.25 to 500 &s.
BLACK PAINT. YELLOW OCnRB» VKN. BED, In oil.
PATENT DRYER, SPANISH-BROWN, TETRA DB SI
ENNA,inoIL
UMBER, CHROME, IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL
GREENS,in dl.
PRUSSIAN BLUE, CHROME YELLOW and VERDIGRIS,
dryandlnoil. a . „
VARNISHES of all kinds.
RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHITTNO
CHALK, LAMP BLACK.
AM. and ENGLXBU YEN,BED,CHROME RED end YEL
LOW, dry and in oil.
INDIA BED, RED LEAD and XITnARGE, dry.
STONE, FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE,dry.
: CHROME, PARIS anaBUUNBWICKGItEKN,dry'and in
oiL
PRENCn and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS. .
DroggistsondothOTsin want of any of the above mention
ed articles, will find It to their Interests to call, os our facili
ties for manufacturing and purchasing,'and our experience
in the bnsinen,glvc us advantages in selling over most of
those In the same line. . . X. B. MCULLOUGU, :
my2l:9m. lit MoldcnnUraiv New York. :
PAPER WAREHOUSE*
• Cyrus W. Field & C 0. ,:
/COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. U Cliff street, New
V York, are SOLE AGENTS In the UcltedStatoa for '
Mnsprattfs Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers. .
Rnssoll Mills Superior . .'•••«■ «•
Gcncsseo Mills Superior Printing * l
Rawlins A Sons* English Tissue •••" «
First quality French Ulbramarin®, • - .
- They are also Agents fbrtho .Principal Paper Manufactu
rers in this country, and offer for sale By far the mo*t ex
tensive and desirable stock of Paper and Paper Manufactu
rers’ materials that can be Brand in this or any other
.country; ■■
They occupy the large and commodious Warehouses, No.
11 Cliu No. 58 Cliff street, No. 184 Christopher street,-
and tfao Lofts over the largo Iron Cliff street.
Their business Is strictly Wholesale,. and Writing Pipers
are sold by the Coso only..
Thoir extrcordlnaty facilities enable them to offer aU
Goods, Loth Foreign-, and: Domestic, at Abe: lowest possible
prices.
Paper.made to order, any size or weight Liberal advan
ces nude on consignments of Paper, Paper Makers’ Stock
and other merchandise.. ■
The highest market price paid InCAfiJT for all kinds of
Rags ; . ■ ■ . , • mar29;ifca
Bradbury’s Piano and Melodeon Warorooms,
NO. 433 BROADWAY, AW YORK.;.
FROM enlarging my Warerooms, I am enabled to kcep a
much greater assortment of Instruments than hereto
fore. All Pianos furnished are of an elastic touch, and of an
evenquality, and deep,full,rich and purely rocoi tone,
qualities mostdeslrftbla, Inasmuch as thp voice will asslmu
1 ate to tbo tone of the Instrument. All my Instruments are
ftdly warranted, a guarantee accompanies every bill of ealo,
and are sold as low purchased elsewhere.. Second
band pianos atoll prices.. *
J3S* A-New Invention.— The Organ Melodeon, with two
Sankt t>f.R rys, the only thing of the kind in the country,
having <too coupler, swell draw stops, Ap.,d sweet aud
powerful Instrument, pronounced by Organists to fcp supe
rior for churches or Organ rmUcoto.the medium sized Or
gans, prioo $2OO. Also, the Common Melodeon, of all styles
and price*. Being the exclorive Agent lnstru
ments, orders are solicited. Tho ustialdlsrount made to the
trade, and 10 per cent, to clergymen purcbcuing for their
own.use. . E. U; BUADDURY,
warlfcly 42.1 Brood war. New York.
PHILADELPHIA.
WOHLD'S FAIR.
A THE Unit «nd only I'RIZR MEDAL for liar
ncs^ctthftWorM rsFair;ioLondnn,xrasaward
'Xf*i ■; ** IACFTYi rmLl.ir.v
or Philadelphia—qn honor they wou over Bit* competition of
tho whole world-
Messrs. I*, k V. hare now soil Keep constantly on bnntl, at
their estatUshinenu 12. 14nnd 10 south■ Fiflli street, the
largest slock of UEADY-MADK UAKSKSS. SADDLES,
of any house j o the United States *t greatly reduced prices.
They arc now’ manufacturing thrir Harness end Saddles
wlthauch perfect system that they am enabled to pell a su*
perlor srtkMc. ofcrerylhhig In tfunr Vmoaia less price than
any nU;**r hou. 3 ** m Iho country ;
They never n*e-hut. the very l**f quality, of lenihef, and
the bvst nnt.'ne) of «*Ti*ry dewripilim. uud-' no. - pains or ex*
pejl*e i* pj-aTvJ turenrh prrfovtinu in every arliido—Jluilalo
Itobe*, tltnyb* *nti-Whip*. • ■
They to essmltuv ..their clock and their
iu«hin!' p«ri'htivri».
tl»>n lo tl*r» C»t*«w 5 trsi li>>t
JJorr-c HUnkitts. fr./m • • • . . ST *4 to $2,60
Thwk Horfie Cover*. • • t 057,60
flood plafuVactticonblp. Single IfHrni-ftV - $l!kOU to $25,00
Fancy . <!<, . iK •' . $25.50 to $36,00
floodplain DouMe Hnrni’sv • • • SW,uO to SGO,OQ
Fancy do : dts . V . ■ . sus t oo to $59,00
LACfcV d I'llll-Mi* J*n<ldl.*o uml llftrnc«.'* areucknoir*
1 edged to .surpass all uthop* for «l<\smee, lightness and coni*
fort, a* vri-II a» far rvnl ttilm-iin-I \?ear,
ami In S iiith H PTH street, bvtweim Market and
•.ChcSnol, Philadelphia. '• [dcclGcly
- BAILY & BROTHER,
NO. 252 CIfESNDT STJteT,
AItOTB SIXTH,
I'tJILAUELI'IU.t,
Uare now opeu.a large aswrunent or the Newest Styles and
CARPETINGS:
Consisting, In part, of the following choice good?, via
Utoh Kngltth Velvet)
- ** : Tapwtrrt
“ M , Tngraln.
Neat Styles «i <(
. .. Of their own impo .atienf just landed.
Also, a full assortmentof toper and Medium quality
AMERICAN CARPETINGS,
Many of which being of their own manu Dietary can bo ro>
commendod as : ‘
Good Carpetings for a Low Price* >
BAILY A BROTHER,
Importers and Manufacturers of Carpetings, •
declG;ly No. 252 Chcsnut street, Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE.
EOW. U. COAST .....—.....JAMES J 5. GRANT.
GBANT EBOTHEB,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Wo. 01 Kxchango Place, -
.... : JiALTmOHK
ORDERS. FOR COFFEE, KICK, Ac.,.and Consignments of
. Western Produce respectfully noddled. •
Keftrs fo-Mcssrs. King, Poonock & Co., and to Messrs.
James A. Hutchison A Co. • • Jjr4:oia*
: M’lNToairs
HOWARD HOVSS,
JOHN M’lNTOSll—Proprietor.
HOWAKD STREET, 13ALT!MOBE
Bahtinore,l)eftimberl6,lBs2—declOfly
Baltimore Book Store.
BOOKS AND stationery;
CUSHINGS & HAILEY, *
B OOKSELLERS A ND ST ATIONERS,
Ho. *202 Market Street, opposite Hanover Street,
doelfcly . BALTIMORE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY)
SILVER WAKE, Bronzes, Clocks, Papier Macho
Goods, Rosewood Dresriug Coses, Writing Desks,
Elegant Funs, .Opera [Glasses, Cuitlery, Fine Oil
:.wmiaw Paintings. Dresden CUlna, Ac.—The undorsiraod
hogparlicularly to invite the Visits of citizens and strangers,
Whether as purchasers or connoisseurs, to their magnificent
[Stock, bolieving it to exceed In extent, variety and richness,
any other In this country., They foel sure, the advantago of
personally selecting goods at the dlfferentfactorios in Europe*
and their own manufactories of Jewelry, Silver Ware, Ac.,
hora, enable them to offer Inducements In prices and quali
ties, and prices, considering qualities, such as cannot bo of
fared by any other house in the trade.
Delicate goods so carefully packed os to go safely any dls*
tance, and by olmostany conveyance.
Wholesale and retail.
CANFIELD, BROTHER A CO.
229 Baltimore street, corner of Charles,
Jeclftly - ' r Baltimore.
GEORGE STUnOES,
' 80U MANUfACTURER or the improved
SPIRAL SPRING MATT HESS
S. IK. Cor, Baltimore and Frederick streets, Bat
timore,andHo. 92 Walnut st., Philadelphia,
FIVE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED, VIZ
■) American Institute, New-York;
By Institute,Philadelphia;
- lMAßnANDlNsiifUTE,Baltimore,-
TllHEpeculiar improvement, in the construction of this
• X.-Mattress Is, that all tbQ.ciunwcy and fuavg wooden
Tram*mrk is entirely dispensed with, and Its place sun*
plied by a lighter and much more durable frame* The
• springs aro all connected by harness leather hinges, secure
ly rivetted, rendering it impossible for a single spring to
fall down or get out of plnce, and making a Bed so elastic
that any part may be raised or bent up, and Is th us admiral
hly fitted to the wauts of the sick or osthmetic, who may re
quire a sitting posture. It bosollthe luxurious
the best, feather bwl, with the lightness and facility of hand.
• ling of the common hair mattress, ■
These Improved Bpring Beds are invariably- made of thi
best mate rials, and will last many years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Mattresses can have them altered in
to Spring Beds. ■ . .
These Beds are well adopted for Hotels* berths of Shins.
Steamboats and Hospital*. .
ALSO, an extensive assortment of highly ornamented, fin
enamel,) and plain finished CAST IRON FURNITURE, con
! skiing dnpart of Bedsteads, Hat and Coal ltacks.Camj and
Umbrella Stands, Centre, Pier and Side Tablervith marble
tops; GardenThalrs,-Suttees, etc.,etc. > . ;
• Animals, snch as Lions, Lambs, Dogs, etc.; In Iron, os
Well os. the modelsln Wood, furnished, at short notice. 1 - •
4ed6ly \•
STRAWBERRY ■ PLANTS.—Tho subscriber offere forsalo ■
a largolotof fine Strawberry themost opprov
;ca and productive sorts. Market gardeners,- or -othere, do
slroueof planting lansely ? will; bo supplied-at lowratew
EschsoftU distinct* without mixture, «nd warranted true
toname.flants pat outthiaseakm-vill bear a fair crop in
. spring.;. Orders filled in rotation, from tho seed, and Imple
ment warehouse, 49 Fifth street, t > r
suggO * «• JAMES WARDROP.
OPANI3H BROWN —l6 bhb fbr sole by
D B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO.
■*> -
JOSIIUARII
WHOLESALE FEUITE3
' 39-Wood Sr,, J
HAVE on hand and art) t
which they offer at tbo
-;76hagß lTica Almocdsj - 'i
25 “ Sicily do
25 bales Bordeaux do 1
.15 bags Shelled do-’- I
■ .GO; *♦ Filberts;
GO- u Walnuts;
CO u Cream Nutt;
. 600 bushels Pea Nuts; •
25 bbls.Texan Pecans:
25 “ Illinois do
2000 Cocoa Nuts;
200 boxes German Plumsj
•25 kegs do do ‘
10 bbls. do do
10 esses Prunes, glass jars;!
10 • ** fancy bxs^!
r 60 cask* Currants;
. 20 coses Citron; .
200 boxes Cluster Raisins;
100 h£« H. ZL do
200 qr,“ « do .
200 bozos No.l Herring;
100 u Scaled . do
• 1 case Mace; . ■■ v - ■.i >. '
,1 bbL Nutmegs; .
“ CloreS;
- - 1 25 %qsfa>ts SahuLOil; ..
3, o.
J. C. ASDJBi
WHOLESALE .FEOITERK]
30. O Wood it..
TTTBT RECEIVED, themoi
tl brought West of tbo-Mou
. S5O bogs Brazil Sugar;
GO boxes Havana do ■
20 bbls Loverlng’s-do, fint
pulverized; ' ■ : 'i .
: 20 bbls. layering's coarse
pulverized Sugar; •
20 bbls, liorering’S ' coarse
■ Sugar;..'.;.;
GO bbls Stuart's do do
8000 Cocoa Nuts; • •
;15 cases Jar Prunes; ;
. 12 coses Fancy Boxes do •
250 bxs Ho. 1 Herring; :
185 bxs Scfcled Herring;
cattsJlato; : • .
150 lbs Nutmegs:
128 B* Cloves; . ' •
. 40 gross Blacking;
85-bxaGitron;'
1000 bus Pea Nuts; .:
,50 bxs No 1 Rock Candy;
20 do Rot. do do
- 25 do Yellow do . do
•20 do White do do
Cubgs Ivica Almonds;
20 bales Bordeaux do;
35bgs81cfly ' do;,'.
CO do shelled • do;
200 bxs Cluster Raisins;
250 bxs M R do;
TWJEW BOOKS—Pastor's Sketches-; both series;
.x\ Venice, the City of the Sea; >
Barnesou Raniol;-
. Meliville’s new work. Sermons.
French’s Works;
Salad for the Solitary;
De.Quiaeey’fl new volumes;
Hawthorne's do* • „.
Uncle Baa, by Mrs, Stowo. Now.
GreatTrulhsbyGrcatAuthors;-
CoraplateAngler, by Isaac Walton; '
Uaupion Bridges;.
Grace Greenwood's Wofita;
: Angel Voices; . J
Whipple’s Oration on Washington;
Parley’s new Talcs; Arthur’s do.; •
Choate's Discourse on Webster;
-Tangle Wood Talcs;-and other new and elegsntUlos
trated Jntenilos. : . DAVISON’S Book Store, .
°clP ■ < GO Market street, near Fourth.
E* REDEUIK A BREMER—The Homes of tbo New World.
JC Headley—Tho Second War with Great Britain: -
Willis—Fan Jottings. •
Countess DOrsay—-Clouded Happincav
Mrs. Halo—New Household Receipt-Book.'
T.B. Arthur—Sparingto Spend. *
Flagg—Venice, iho City of Uic Sea. :
Rufus W. Clark—Lecture to Young Men upon the
Formation of Character. ‘ " ‘ : -v .
l^ckeae—Bleak House.
James Grant—Jane Seaton; or The King’s Advocate.*
Groat Truths by Great Authors—A Dictionary of Aids
to Reflection, Quotations of Maxims, Metaphors, Counsels,
Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs, Ac., from writers of all ages
and both hemispheres. ‘ IL MINER A CO.,
SiSmlthOeld street.
LATEST MUSIC, ■
TT KLEBER HAS JUST RECEIVED^
JJL*. Bol’ve.vtu pa Pams Scnorcisn,.composed, and dedi
cated to Mr. Julius Bee, by IL KleLor. This pleco is embel
lished with an elegantly colored vignette of the tity of
Paris, showing thelcuitaiss, the imperial residence of the
French Emperor; tlioChurchof Notbb Daub, etc.—being
n rell&blo and correct map of the French Capital, as token
by Mr. Lee, on his recent visit there, and is of itself worth
the price charged for the Music. •
,Tlie. Troubadour Polka—composed and dedicate] to Miss
Romaine Lemoyno, or Washington, Pa,; by IL Kleber.
■ Fond Hearts st Homo; beautiful now rinUtui m sun** bv
Buckley's Scuonadera. ° J
Mast I Forsake Thee; German melody, with English and
German words.
• Little Songs for Little Children—new.
Heavily Wears the Day—new. • •
Thinking of Tbeo—new Ballad. ■ *
What shall I call Thee—vocal duett.
~ of Glasgow, Louis Napoleon,.Hat
tie, Childrens’ Delight, Unprcsumlng, etc., eta; and a gene
ral selection of tho moat fashionable music of the dav.
JQGJ* No. 101 THIRD street. oct34
'<• ValtiaMellare Garden Seed*, eke.
|tONSIBTIN(r iu part of tho celebrated Slower or Ever-'
V green Sugar Corn, Old Colony Sugar Corn, Wrinkled
Sagar Peas of various Improved varieties,' Blue Imperial,
Blue Prussian and Marrowfats do, Beans, Onions, Radish;
rarsnlp, Cucumber ondMellona of tho finest and niost ap
proved sorts, Field Corrots, Turnips and Sugar Beets tot the
dairyman.and farmers, /A; rich collection-of flower seeds;
Lawn Grass SeecL and a full and complete assortment of
• Garden and Forming implementsof the latestlmprove'mentL
Monthly Yahonas, Rows, Hellterops, and-fine blooming
plants.for the y&nl, Garden or Lawns, by the dozen or 100
at low rates.
Onloreftam Merchants, DwUew or other* filled promptly
on liberal terms,from .the Seed and Horticultural ware*
hoope.4& Fifth fitreeU by lapriffl JAMES WARPROP.
eAHPKTINQ.— A largo rtocfc or new and beautiful pat
terns now receiving at the :
'•• NEW CARPET STORE, •
• '■■ ■■' , : . « Fifth;«trooL near Wood.
Also,OilCloU£sofaU width* and qaaliUsa: Rum, Matts,
Matting, Window Shades, Stair-rods,' Venitlan Blinds, Ac.,
Ac., AT TltE LOWEST CA3H PEICE3
:caps
ItfEWJBOOKS-At DAVISON'S BOOK STOBK, 05.&1AK*
ll KET streets "• ' • - -
The Analysis of the Bible. i
. EUliman’a \ isit to Europe. *
Comparative Philology, Do Vcrc. • ,
Peruvian Antiquities; illustrated, nawfci
Notes from Life. Henry Taylor.
Wide World; illustrateded.
Porloy*a Present* Elojpmtjuvonile; illus’d,
1 Christmas Blossoms. • ' do
Cottage Bible.
Blrkot Foster’s splendid illustrated edition of Longfel
. low’s Workd. English.
Other similar presentation Books.
Uncle Sam. New. Mrs. Stowe.
Influence. By author of Trap to Catch Sunbeam.
Sparing to Spend. ►
r The Little Drummer.
Tangle Wood Tales.. •
LonIsXYIL; Life, Sufferings axul Death. '
Venice, the City of the Bea. •
Second War with England. Headley. •
History of the Insurrection In China,
nomea ofthe Now World. Hlssßremor. •
Homo and Neighbors.' New ed. do
Tho Bow in the Cloud,:or Covenant Mercy Ibr the
-•Afflicted. . ... • •
Martyr Missionary;
Tho Behavior Book. Miss Leslie,
Story of Mt. Blanc.
Studont’s Manuals .
Rev. John Todd’s Books for Children.
Life of Daniel Webster. For sale by
‘J. 8. DAVISON;
Lato Davison & Agnow._
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER—Yankoo Notions—
price 12)4 cents.
Uodey’sTiatljrs Book. Price 25 cents. •
. Graham’s Magazine., Price 25 conta.
Petersen’s Magazine. Price 18 cent*.
. The Midnight Queen, or lioayeaftom New Tori: Life; by
George Lippard. Price 25 cents; . - •
.< i Thu Gold Seekers, or the Cruise of .the Lively Sally; by
Captain Merry,:U. S; N.y nnthoroMbo “Flying Dutch
man”—lllustrated—a talc of peril and adventure that can
not fall to excite and Interest the reader; - Price 25 cents.
\ If. MINER & CO.,
No* 32 Smithfield streot.
GULOUKD PARAMATTAS^—ISO pieces of every;-shade
awl quality, just roedvedat A. A. MASON & CO.
eepQ r • , ' No. 25 Fifth street.
"I7"ALUAfILK WiUPKKTY 1011 Ponn.
V streot, Fifth Word, consisting of 82 It.frontbylOOlt.
deep to BprJng. alley, on< which. is erected four Lenses,
Pr»co and terms made known at the Pool Estate Office of '
ocl& B.CUTHBBRTft SON, 140 Third street
EECO.UK YOUR OWN LANDLORD.—TWO HOUSES
FOR SALE, situate on Fulton street. One is arranged
with a stove-room, and fire other rooms, with finished attic,
a good paved yard, hydrant. Ac. The Lot is 20 foot front by
182 feet deep. Price $2300. -
Also, near the above, a Dwelling House, of hall, six
rooms, and finished attic. Price $2200. -Terms: $BOO in
hand; balance in one, two and threo Years.
’ 8. CUTHDERT &‘BON,
• octs •. • : ; , ReaVEstato Agents, 140 Tblnl st.
hbls, Uround, for sale by: ” A " : -
QQtO . y i B. A. FAHNESTOCK ft CO. ‘
/710FFKK—326 bags for sale by ~
\J sop 23 . SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
•/"I LASS—2o boxes 7x9; •• ", .• ’ 777~’
\J . ICO do • 8x10; ' >: •;
100 do 10x12;
20 do 0x12; .
. 86 do 10x11;
20 do 10x15; ' v
10 do 10x16;' :
U do 12x10;
• .10 do 12x18. Forsaloby *..
' SMITH ft SINCLAIR, .
QCt4 , 122 Second and 151 First streets.
SUOAit—lso hhds., prime, tot solo by" "~'TT
• oct4 - ,; . „ : . . SMITH A .SINCLAIR.
SUUAK—6 hhds for sale by •
\J oct4 r... . SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
/TtODFISH—Io casks, Jforsale by : ■ • ! .-r-
V. oc(4 , SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
TIO3IN SOAP—IOO sale by .
Xi octd • • : SMITH * SINCLAIR.
1A GROSS Perry Davis’s Pain Killer, in store and Ibr sole
A" by FLEMING RRQTHERB,' .
oelG .. Bocccgsogs tQ J.Kidd A Co-, GO Wood street; r
.~T)ABffi WAUEHQtJSB— oT American
X'4 MJ FoiclguWriting papers, . paxt’orall •
qualities of Pictet QaamereUa aod-fttiarto fost 'lljUimK
Onumerciat-Hott; Emtamea, Colored ealfimey Tioto' jtapem
gtrqtr
per, 40,4 m Vor Jala by.,'., , ty. a-lU.VEIf,! ■
- ‘ . ‘ " Paper Dealer.
eep2S ; tarneruf Markrt(maBe«ma£aiwla«
'<•*■ '•*'•' • **” * vr
15» , -'’ -s ’ l >
MISCELLANEOUS.
10888 A CO„
BS & COOTECTIOHEBS.
Pirasirokoß. PjL,' ;
receiving the following Good 1 ?,
> r lo west market rotes
Y. M :.'2o boxes’Macfcarotii;:
j- 20- - u . Vermlcellas •
I 60 “ Farina;
I GO {f . Vi. Itock Candy;
25 “ A No.l do
10 ff; ..Bed; da
15 « Capers;
15 •‘v Olives; .
. • 76 GuneDrops;. • ’
100 ..■■«*. Lozenges;
60 ** Jdjube Paste; -
GO doz. assorted Pickles;
30 « « Preserve®;
I .100 u : Pepper Sauce; .
! 10 cases Sardines; ' '
1 5 » « bt bxs.
2 « “ l A do
200 bags Brazil Sugar;
40 bbls 8, C.Sugar;
1 25.. “ Lorering's - Sugar;
10 cases Liquorice;
25 boxes Ref'd, do
20,000 Principe Cigars;.
10,000 Havana -do '■
15,000 Regalia ’ do .
2,500 H2fBpanlsh Cigars; A
. • GO gr. Sirs. Miller’s P.Cut
- ; 60 gross Anderson’s do -
............KIXISTUTDLB,
OW Cb CO*y
AND CONWJCTIONEBS,:
Flttibnrgb) Pa.
ut extensive Foil Stock ever
mtatas, consisting of—
25 bisMacrcacroi;.
25 do Vermicelli;
80 do-Telan Pecans;
• • 25 dolllinois do; . /■
60 doz ass'd Salad Oil!
100 doz Popper Sauce;
lOOdozKetchap;:
60 doz assorted Plefelos;
25 doz asa f d Preserves;
125 bxa Lozenges; •
.25 o’s gaMlnee, HiHMl
SO fcxa refiued Xiquonde;
12 coses do; •
i 100 kegs German Plums;
I 60 eras Mrs-MiUer’a fine
■ • Cut; v
i-. 60 gr.Mrs.Anderscn’sdo;
25 aoz Olives; ' • .■ 11
i ■ 1 25doz Copers; ■:
i 30 doz Onions; >
. CO bags Filberts; :
CO bags Walnuts;
75 bags Cream Nuts;
i 6 bags Oreo. Walnuts;
360 bags Dairy Salt;
20,000 Principo Cigars;
Wash,Begalla do;
18,000 llavana.: . do; •
30,000 Half Spanish do; ■ *
'• ~'•' -isep9 ; .
ROBINSON k 00.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Property for Sale.
: rpHE subscriber. offers for sale, on very reasonable terns,'
X tho following property, viz:
; . A Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No; 110 Penn street,
between Hay street anil Evans’ alley; and lot 25 feet front,
extending bach 113 feot to an alley. The House is one of the
bestuulluings,nmi in. one of the.most pleasant neighbor'
hoods In the city. -
Hve hots—embracing comers of Front and Ferry streets;
ono honored and -Bvq feet fronton Ferry and sixty foot on
Frontstrcet, withagood three stary BricK Building on the
comer, a two story Frame on Front at, and two Brick Build
'lnga,.naedasßhops,oni r «rryefc ’" ■ - .■■■.-■■.
. A iot, 31 feet front. by bO feet deep, on Front, between
Market and Ferry streets. ; . ’ • ■ -
A lot, with very convenient Frame Dwelling: lot 2tf foot
by 90, fronting on Congress and Elm ste. : ■
HhuM end LoVon Wylie street, near the new Court
House. Tho honsa is well arranged and in good ordor, and
.Is now occupied aa a hotel. • . ■
A Three Story Brick, on SmlfbileTd street, near Seven th-n
■ Doing in on excellent business location. The lot la 20 hv So
feet deep, fronting on. Smithfield st.. -
A Oottago Frame and lot, 23 by 120 feet, fronting on Anne
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City.: Thla is a verydoslra
bio and pleasant location for a residence..
■ H loe lota in the.town of M’Keeaport, each. CO feet by 150.
Several of these are on tho Main street. ' '
Eleven Acres In Limetown, on the Monongabela Hlver, on
which there are 4 honsea; there ere some 8 Or 7 acres of ex
cellent stone cool, and abundance .of limestone, convenient
to.tbe landing; and two ooal pits'open.
■Ninety loteln the town of Columbia, CO fietly 150 each,
nearly all level, and well located. The tenant of '■>—>- Lot
has the privilege of using whatever stono coal he may re
quire for hla own use, from a pit pear the looks. Columbia
la U pleasant situation on the lank of the Monongabela riv
er, a short distance below look No. & in tho midst of an ex
tensive stone coal region* and would be a desirable polntfor
mauutacturing establishments. - :
Two Hundred acres of Superior Stone OoaLtrith House/
Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 140 rods on the
Monongabela river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation foT rail rcrul—with enough level ground at ono
point for honsee and gardoas,.or locations for manufactories.''
The vein is deep enough to nllow horses to bo Ihhitnl-'
lug out tho cool—the quality of which, for iron work, steam,
gas, or for any ordinary uses, la not surpassed by any in the
oountry.
% In myl absence, my egent, James Blakely; Esq. will give
all necessary information, and he authorized to give warren*
tee deeds for any property sold. JAMES MAT.
mygi - Wo. HO Pen, «trit
FORTF-OSE BBILDISO LOTS “
.. ... , '. 'Ann ■ - ■
Two Largo . Biiok Dwelling. Houses for Salo.
r | 'HE subscriber now offers the following deslrahlo propor-
X .ty for sale, situaieln the Seventh Ward, and hnt ton
ruinates walk from the Court Houso.
ONE LARGE BRICK HOUSE, with nine apartments;
situated on the corner or Colwell and Miller striata. Also,
ONE LARGE TWO-BTOUY BRICK HORSE, with el-ln
apartments, situated on heed etreet. Eight Building llola
on Colwell street; teu Bulldlng Lots on Reed street
twenty-three Building Lota on Miller stieeh Thlapropcrty
Is very conveniently situated, and will bo very desirable
for private residences.
The above property, if not sold previous to tho middle of
May, 1854, will bo put up at Public Auction.
. .Txaiis:—Obo-fiftb cash; tho balance in ten years, with
annual payments. For further particulars, enquire of the
eubscritwr. JACOB TOMER,
: sepl3-6m] , Comer Cal wall and Millers to, 7th Ward
JPropepty For Sale or: Exchange.
luE undersigned will exebengo for Lands in the suburbs,
the following Property, or will dlsposo-oflt ontoUg
payments viz: ' .
A three story Brick House, on Second street, now occupied
by Hon. Charles Naylor.; This houso is bnilt in modem
stylo, and of tho best materials
Also, three two story Brick Honsea on Fiko st., each con
tuning three rooms.
Also, two two story Frame Dwelling House* on Finest
each containing twelve rooms. •
• ,^ s °j three-two story Frame Dwelling Houscs on Locust
Breach containing three rooms.-
Also, two .two story Frame Dwelling lionscs on PJko eU
each containing three rooms. • • .
Also, three, two story Brick Houses in East Birmingham,
on a lot 30 feet by 120, with room to huild seven houMis
.more.':'"
Tho Fifth Ward Property Is on six oontiglous Lots-of
Ground, CO feet front on Fine and Locust ets., (continuing
through tho square and corners on Tiko st), They ure so
arranged that ouch property can bo sold separate: Any one
wishing a home qm be accommodated by paying little more
than a rent, after the first payment, as I will give ten-years
for tho balance. Apply to [jolO| JAMES BLAKELY.
Valuable Property-For. Sale.
THOSE TWO. LOTS, Nos. 10l ami 152. in Col. Wood’s plan
of .Pittsburgh; each CD; f«it v>n Water street, and ex
tending. 157 foot through.to Front street, along Redoubt
alley, immediately below John Irwin 4; Sons, ond opposite
the Central Railroad Depot Tbewhblo will bo offered till
tho Ist of November, after which, (if not sold,) it will be
subdivided into lots to suit purchasers. For terms, which
will he made easy oa to payments, apply to
LEECH, McXLPIN A CO-,
oc!2 -Nos. 242 Liberty st., Pittsborah, Fa. ;
SALK—TWO GOOD BUILDIhOLOTd.
SIZE—Koch GO fust front by 200 deem '
PRICE—S2OO each. ; .
TERMS—SIO In hand ;.hol&nco at $5 per month.
. SITUATE—Within 20 minutes walk of the city.
APPLY—lmmediately, to .
octi3 : S. CUTHBEBT & SON.I4Q Third st:
TOWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, with Lot GO f&et front ;
J J situate on. tho Frowusville R<md, near tho toll ante, in
South Pittsburgh. The Housoisa nowirameoffivorooms,
well papered; a good Stablo and out-oven; choice Fruit
Trees, Grapes, Ac. Price $llOO. - ■
• Qctl3 > .v: 8. CUTHBBRT ft SON, 140 Third st.
rpUKEE MORE LEFT, ON SAME TKR3IS-Thro« Boild-
X- ing Lots, within twenty minutes walk Qf the city, 50
feet front by 184 deep, at $2OO each.- Ten dollars in hand:
balance at five dollars per month. Apply today; to • -
octSO B. CUTHBERT & SON. 140 Third st»
Hagniflcent uoamry Seat*
rruE subscriber offers forsalo that beautiful Tract of Laid
X. on Coal 1811, formerly occupied by Robert Finney,
and adjoining the residence of Kirk Lewiv; Esq.
,-It contains twenty acres, and part of which is under cul
tivntion,havingon it a fine young Orchard, and Is also orna-'
mented with forest trees, shrabs, plants Ac,
This location commands ono of the most extensive views
In western l^nsylvanla, and being within twonty minutes
walk from the city, presents advantages and attractions un
surpassed by any similar tract of land in this market
If not sold entire before the Ist of June, it will bo divided
into Lots and offered at Auction. . A. WILKINS
-P? 3 71 Fourth aL
•: T!- “ For Sale*' . . ■- ..•■ ■ • '
A w'L 0 # l n re¥ ogg,B Plaa of tho Third
nearHlßhrtreel, anJ
being 29 lout front on Pennsylvania Avenue, and runnlnc
back 117 feot.- The property wilt bo sold, dear of all ineum
rent of <«© hundred and
nxty-flveuoUaw, to which it Is now snhioct. On tho proper*
• »?en. TENEMENTS— and twoframa
—all two stones high, and ranting for about five hundred
dollars annually. -■ - • ■ ■ -
PricB, tl200; %m cash, and $6OO In 8 montha—by mo l
paper. WM. C. FRIEND,
jeiatf ; V ;;; Attoypoy at Law. No. 120 Fourth ofa/at.
. FOR SAbß'l - .■
A COUNTRY SEAT, aitnatoil within three hundred yards
. of tho Rsßroad Station In East Liberty, conbOnlng
aDont nine andono half acres. The improvements consist
of a good two story Framo Dwelling Honse, with brick out
houses andslahling tmd an abundance of line fruit and ex.
cellent water. Enquire of !
BAKE WELL A CAMPBELL,
a P r5 . - Attorneys at Law, 75 Grant street. ;
.. 1/ INEG AIL—OO bhls pure Cider. .
V e °P a . .. -J.:D. WILLIAMS.
TytAILS—ISO kegs assorted Nalls and Spikes.
J-N- sep23 : ■■■■•; ■; J.p, WILLIAiIS.
LASS—6O boxes 8x10,8x12; 1Dx12,10x14. "
yjr sop2S J. D. WILLIAMB, 122 Wood st
APi'LEd—■loo bushels on consignment ; for salo.
JJ sep2B J. D. WILLIAMS. 122 Wood st ;
riOLDKN SYItUP-5 bhls extra Ono.'. - . .
VJ- Sep23" " ' J. D. WILLIAM 3.
UUAU-IIOUSB MOLASSES— :T_ t-tt
10bhls Bt James; .
50 bbls New Orleans;
lOhf. bbls do For salo by
Aopgg . : . ; . J. P. WILLIAMS.
OFFER—SO bags primo Ilio; • •
- .20. do- do Laguayra;
20 do Old Government Java;
5 cases Ground, in pound paper?.
-^P 28 * J. D. WILLIAMS.
fiUO UUSvCHROME YELLOIV, in store and for solely
V 1 IV scp231 FLEMING BROTHERS.
BLANK BUOK3r-Cap, itemyamt rtedlum. lllank-work.
ofevenr description, on hand or monofactured to order.
Always on hand a choice stock, of :
Legers; •
• - • Journals:'
Day Books;
* ;■ Invoice, ■■ ..
/ Cash and- ..
• *” ■ • Order Books;
t,-. . . . ' Time Books, Ac.
Blank books paged-to order. ; ■■
SILK BONNETfi,—A. A. MASON A CU,-Na 25 FI mi
street, will open, on Thursday, tbc lGih inst., 200 new
JoilStylo SILK BONNETB. • - 1 octll -
E ROCIIE HLLAWLS,—IOO JJrocbo bbawls, bcautiful pao
>t©w»JUfitreoUat . A. A MASON A CO.’S, r
- oct^l • No. 25 Fifth street. .
I ONG. SHAWLS.—A. A. MASON ■& 00, No.2SFIFTH
open, on Wednesday, tho 12thinst., 5 caacs
■cMPIRB LONG SHAWM. ortll^
X A. MASON & CO., No. 25 FIFTH street, would invite
JtjL* attention to tbclr .unrivalled assortment of
.Cloth ond Satin Clonks, and Velvet Tnlmaa. octll !
. TUST REOEIVED, Ladies’ Brown, Drab coi’d UAITKKS;
O - also. Ladles’ 1 ranch Mo., Kid anil Goat Skin BOOT«i
BHOOTES, JENNY LINDS, and BUSKINS-all of >hc be«t
manufacture, ond at low prices. L- E. HAYWARD,'
'roctio Corner Market and Liberty Rta.^'
/JS&. /'"V SUEMi OYSTERS IHSCEIVED DAILY AT
V" W J? a BTKEBT > «n(, door nbove
j l jj“ tro '“ ll4 opposite Mown
«-AcalH» solicited from lovfts of good Oroteni. f«i,„f n
TITOLASdLS—doO bbls Plantation Molasses: ■■-•■. .
■iJjL 175 balfbbis do do ‘ ■
For sale by ; fßep b l«l ABI JHjKOJL J
V »S“ <“•
Mouldings and Medallions. Also. v^
Marble, with designs for banging For W
0017 WALT Ell P M IIAMuIiL,M Wood st.
RrcaC Timqiy, from VeWet anti
B °S? imitaUons at Beautiful
'L a i**sL <ft * Papers, as low. as &(£ coats. - lor
Bale oy : [oct7] * WALTISR P. MARSHALL.'
fif lO I‘INK, just retclredsnd for s&lo by
VUU oct? KLEMISajmOS.
If JO MS-JHIBEN’S AIX3OUOUO. MEDICINAL EX
:4iV-V.:TRAOIS;a full assortment on hiunl anil for aale by
, fLEMisq jmos.
SttJiKP ICON’—W tousassortod, fur Faloun farorablo
termsby
«529 ■ - J.B. LEEOH, BIcALPIN A c 6.
/■(OLoOYHXir—lOOßuPcmaeiedteßiioby
VX B. A. rAHWSTOOK, 4 Co,
oeUa Comm Wood sqd Bwfcrtwsw.
,'IYI/XJK TlN—i’Sfi pjgg Bones for sale by . - J ■
X) MpSS J.S IEWTT fosl-tiTw
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W. 8. HAVEN, - ’
Blank Book manufacturer,
Market street; corner of Hecond.
- ;t “
NXJMBEK 332.
MISCELLANEOUS..
BAQS— 100 dozen hemp, tow nnd coiton hoga, hi store
ond for aalo by ; . FILLER A ItfCKETSOX,
ocffl) ■- ; » 22TondZOIilftertyatrect.
.TTriNDOW 01/ASS—SOO ‘boxes .’ttssortcd.fiJzcr c/tyand
YY . eounfnr window glos3,ln store and for saloby
*UU>K&& aiCXETSyN,
gn.'ftnd'22a liberty et
f|M)DACOO— - f
J. IDO boxes Bussell & ItobtpAon'a J?s end C’s tobacco; ■,
120 do W. ILOrantVs's ucd U’s . •' do;
100-do' Malbert&Giratry’sG’SjS’saxtillO'itdo; ::
'5O kegs Six Twist Pittsburgh. , &ti
. • 20 do Plug ; . .do : - do.
.Instore and for pale by v V • r *••• S: r :.
MtfLLER 6 BICKETSON,
• octa? ■ ■ : ,22tand223>Ubcrtyflt
Qils
: Winter sperm oil;
: Bleachcdwintorelcpbanioil:•
' • Bloached winter whalo oil; .
f ' ■ Tannct’H,straitsandfyraltoil; , .
; _ . . •. No. 1 lard and flaxseed oil.
In storeiand for sala by HILLKR 1 31IOKETSON,
oct29 221 end 223 liberty at
BRA2IL SUGAR—7S hags Braailitugar, for safety
MILLKR. & KICK EfTSON,
oct29 * 231 and 223 Liberty at
BUmiK ANl> LAUD— . . -• ./t,. ■
15bbls ptim'e.psickedgutter; V il- \ L; / ;
.6 kegs No. 1 lard ; received util for sale by • .
MILLER4:ItICKUTSOW,
oCt2i>.’ , v;-; , .221 and22aLibert/ 61.
■,rrUsAr- : :.T-.v;. r -
JL 100 half chests Young Uyeouj Gunpowder and Black
v • ' . Teas; .
• 250 catty boxes do do » Too.
Bbraale by JUIiLRIt AIUCKSTSON.
oct29, 221 and 223 liberty St
QUGAJi AND MOfiASdfcS— ~~
O TO.hhls plantation Rugae; ■ “ *
,40ObWs ' .’do 'wrasses;V/.--''' >: ? T'.
• 15Q2ulf bbla do • ' do;-. • .
. : lO.bblaSt James* sugar-house do; for Bale by
_ MILLER & BICKCTSON,
<*>2o 221 and 223 Liberty at.
/ 'iofwjk- —r —;
\J: 320 bags prime Hlo coffee;- ■••••.• .' r.
.• 30 .do Lagusyra... do;- ’ •
. .. 25pockotagldQoTornment Java do; fore*i«*l>y "
■ MILLER'& RICEF23 DN,
22X And 223 IlfMriy fit "
SUNDJOES— '• -T• ' •• •; ;
■ Cotton Yarnav • /..-.v.
„ • .Wrapping, writing and tetter paper ■*.*■
Bed cords, twine, pipes,liJOOihb; "
• Brus6ea;ijtick^u^uM;'
Cigars, Ac;, AcJ Ac 7 . r
” T y 22l:«nd 2g. Bt.
Buckwheat flour—msacka ap«ie u* ■* • *
, KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS,
-Sgg- .' . Sttldtratyrtnit
"[TItODK— SO bbli 8. l\ Flour ■
■ ; ; “ Kx. da'V for tola by - ■'
~ KIRKPATRICK -& OEIffiONS.
• ABU—JS caflty faritale by .'d ■.. :: . 1 .
-x ■Octal,; KIRKPATRICK 4 HERRONS.
6 clip»U! X. 11. tmil UlatS received nnd for sslo by
X oct2l • KIRKPATRICK ft HEftBOHS.
rilup&CGO— 6o boxes nsnortal bnmds i ; 5 > aai>d.B , a;
X • •■■.'. tJ eases Barrow's JTSj.iorsaleby .
00 - CnUvFATRIOK & HBBHONS.
SOAP— 9l> boxes Palm Soap furaalc by “
oct2l , KIitKPATfiICK < & HERRONS.
OIL-rlO; bbls No. 1 .Lard Oil; ?7i-,. ; ■ - - T7~"» ;
; ‘ .’l«.;** /’Tanners' mIo: 'for.Valo'by': ' ■■-■■■■''■
°<^ 2l tUHSPATRXC^&-iIEBIU3N3.
Jf JSSS I‘OIUC-30 bl>ls:Me«J Poxh fbr pale by i • *'T •' ” 1 "
rx oct2l : KIRKPATRICK; &tfIEBBONS.
■ A IiTISTS’.aiATKJUAL-i* ';.- r™ .«•" .
JJL 300 jania.CanTafis, for artists }, ./■ -iW v».
. SO gross Bristle Brushjes: v * ;
60.-. dO' ; Sabl(V.-‘do - : -v' ;■ •:
70 do Painty g»d fa oH ’ r> 5
. Palettes, Pylotic Knives, Blender?, «£c.
: Iu store rmilfor c&io by FLEMING BROS.,
• • 40ti . . • Successors-to J. Kidd fi Co.*-
00128 1 60STood rireet
T- IQUOmCI? BA T>L — SOQ Ibg. inatoTfr nntf fny palfl
XJ by {bep2B] FLEMISHBKOS.
RO£iL HULPiLUK—COOI&3 lu store ami forenje.by^
7. . ; , FLEMING BBQS,
lbs in store and for«ale ,by ■/
FLEMING BROS.
LOGWOOD—bQQ.ibs in store, and fay sale by
X* oct23 FLEMING BROS.
bblAJVo. laiabnasicbr-. 7 -' ••
lt> “ Salttmic do; r - -
; ~20 Wintur Bleaciujd Whale Oil ;-
in Mofootui for sale by H.EMINO BROS.,
BoccesßOre to Kfdtt & Co-, •
£ ;C0 .Wood street.
T: ACDYii—4uafl>3in storeandloisolo by.^-'
FARMING BROS.
a IL carboys In storoand fttr fbl« by
-to m - :.■• - PJ^MISfI.jgQS. _
'T7'A LiU{iAN KOOi-~joo lbs English in store and for salo
ljj>7 footilf FJLEMINQ BROS.
B “ in ' 8
° ds FLEMING JinfITHERB
GttiiiHE— 45 boxej,pnmo, Just rcculrcd ana for Bale by
SMITH i SISCtAIB,
122 Second, nndlslFront streot. .
1 iS Al> —aWOIDs jastrcceived oml forf&iSby
'ffg 8 : SMITH £ SINCLAIR.
ba S s P r, w« Mo Coffee for sale hv
„ smith, fc siscLAnt.
oct23 SSUXH A SLHQtAXK.
HWPOVV boxes, assorted sizes, for sale by
ll: Pct 2- . „ SMITH & SINCLAIR.
QOUFISU— io druma for salo by
SMITn-i-stNOtAIR.
PfUfilulHY SKKI>—SO liuaiicllbrßale by
BMITjtf & SINOL Am.
AgBEREIES-r-A few barrels for saV by < .
V- 0020 SMITH * SINCLAIR*
Xjorjq.. : : v S&OTir & SINCLAIR,
‘XIiLVCI -Loy WOOD—IO,OOO lbs for palo l;y.
. It. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO,
CormrWnflaand Bratitn.
A ss HA h SlKaj ‘ i: ™lSS to k SALK:
pets S. CCTHBEBT t SOSjl-10 Third si.
JoSMKMSSSIff
' Comer of Diamond to! M»miSd™!ry.
oetl ‘ ' A. A. MASON & CO.’S, Ko: 23 Eifthst.
]R^®^WiSSCAIiASONSco?iS?MSiSTH
aScsSwl” °P eß > tM: morning, ioo U>ag and Efloon,
;• t ,-vpetty •
No. 25 Rfth’street
Bf *
-flo*2sffiftiiat
AA. A. MABO.N &
-wwmafff 11 ‘ ~ J pc8 ' “ oro . °l c t $ ea
” , ’2®sSSfss“
iiiunuLLf .... 1 • ■ •■.■
poxes **, ? 0 and 10 plug? * "
• ii 5? I span flpdn*t*r*i leaf*
in v?£, twist;
sepSi T -J_
s2ffiߣMS£S*r
. I tf>,3, , White, for gala b/ ■■■ - “
octG “• ''.riHMSTOCK & CO,
TVood and First «to.
-t A "iSEED— 2oo fi>s/or«a!eby .- .v .
g, a. PAnKCsTooK * co.
S .toStatoiflS* primo *■ tt
“ !5:41 " WMbrrfrrt^jgSaygfe,
oots • A:A.3r4R<w> k - «. «.»
»* « i«»dc «■*'
«tyte l a * l! s > “f «* *»U
."Oauon—anHi n.rn —*L*JAH«ESToog tt co.
JEJ nm) for fialo lo„ tSS-utEo totter*™ ln -™°!“ 1 hOMO
ccp2g J.& tKKCH,; afoAtm iqa,“ '
■J. icp ~ -.——__.... ,2i2nM2MLibcrCystreet
,K- 1 lie ro:aforeuiTby ■:■. •■ : •
O iS**? ana Un.iwJ Oilloc«J« by "“
■ J» 6. LKKCfi, McXtffir* CO.
P 1
■4. BepJ) ,
il(J00 A b^ tGUi “ NV cl i,y^ A f^ l^ps
r ccto , • ltol J>to|o Agenta, Port Kalliiini-^'Klfvst..
*T 7r^A^^OAJOUM ,y—7OOACiiJiSOi’£iAKl>±\>it «ai v
V ; weli flUuptcd for Iron furnaces, baVfcff •
or Umbor anil Hch or»; sieunta about on? inils finm*?*!!
AUcghony fiver. f o r particular* enH «tC£S g,SS
®S? , . a. CUTHOEIiT & Sjv
... ■ IWlfclpj nm,t ■■■■■■
'A a3 Mai EXU,A-iou .
-■ ■ - - U - *• BAHMSSTOCK.& 0».
U. A. JfAHNIixoCK & CO.
r »U!AS-Wj bait ctets piWOrren;
A . «uUDnon4 0o!oos; •
l-Oaddykojra 40 - do *■ ■
£»• waim
T)ALSI OILKO;
X soplO
If— 50016» in awte ana Tor e»li b» ■
■ BIKSUAQ Btt(»MtEßa.
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< ;lj jost; openua ibUr Poll Sti* 22%£!3,^£{*, st 'i aT « ■
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