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• i-V^hOJ‘.f'T.*- v«. - —m rnr —! _.- 1111 OJ
w«pf s **» *#•• •*%•*:?> 4, Pw^'-i. ,; -k»i ‘' ‘ *»>> ■• ■ - Pa., offers for safe a ltu
VJ i * B 8 l? | Jff stock of l»iano Fortes,
i'* r M v i' 't riving,) on the mopt liberal terms. •
The attention of purchasers 1a cspocii
celebrated lUSIBUIta I‘IANOS.
Va'V'i ,' b V J. Theso instruments being madooxprea
*s*»+<** t . V .. and having the over etringß, have a v
**: equalled by any others. Also, l%nos fro.
of flolu A Co., New York; Bacon A Itnv.
'i Z-** - ti i 'l *• i:' 1 v Ichenbach & Sons, I’hUatlelphia; and of
'•*'*''-? * t '"' nm*, which an well known, and have be<
•**£» t Kf •’ other cities for 10 years.
f ,; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all hind
<7mtors-A fine selection of French, Spai
U*> £ V':l of superior quality. . * F
C‘)‘ FWfM-Tho best Italian, French and E
f ••*■ -Jc«nl<vTM— From the best Paris manufi
s 4-/■!,J' V^ - /S ** 'i v.jf .* ■ ■.»^x*<. ' l ..l.\ C 5’ t v* r '.*l - , *» , AfiSO—Flutes, Clarionets, Brums, Fifes,
■ a ' fines,Triangles,Ac. ’ ’ J
•^ I S-j‘ i’ ‘ Jv F k^' t, _- •• • ~— Strings— ltalian, French, English and Gei
UFf&A l.:-' to *» of tho vnvlwet quality.
•? \ • » Pianos and nil Morical Instruments reps
Wf: \ r •• WlltT.Baatnwaan.l despatch
1 v t^tN ( ‘v! *-■ir 1 '!-' si . Mew Arrival or ClklcUerlng’s
r .<■*?, ‘i*' ,r >- , - J - \ i ; %- r f.;, L j-jyi „ te.uMto.lll A
'c‘ ‘‘V ‘‘T <; VVfilV ‘ <r -' f> <> •i. I '.! *5l . 01, Thursday the lSlh it
p-* "T-i i» :,S <\<V' 1‘ LJ »> ffßSnffi" B n,,w w ANO-FOIITUB, (
- ,y. ,/i 1 i « Wbrato.l manufactory of JON,
VCvI’S t-'(r . rv.';,,, . -f{ , •■• INO, Ilnston, vh:
1,1 'it'V' ■v; *, S*‘i jf ,f **T- i‘i No. 13737—<m0 sjilpndlil roMKood double rou
&‘v&; io -uo- jo
«K SJ n j; &
iJj v;'* 3 ‘ I ,J 4lB—One Walnut do do
eb ,f t s*', u <.aoJ, i ''•' f-T.- I'f.'i "ifipf* do round front, do
VoV ■■;.'■•!{[ 0.... ! , All tho ahoroPisnosaro furnished with tho
*f h* Tv *,' f mtmmmu- Iron frame and near scale; «ltl, Mr. Cldckcrlng
{? , r o ,l In:r'.l'7>.. r r ;. j O'.-J' I'V'■ on flm plate, to prevent Imitations and impos
v. , r , v. t .‘ l A yp’ c1,.-vers arejnvited to examine the abore,ou the
J :t 'J C r"\.T v Cr'! 1 tti‘ l fe~!t' l lf'rtJ-i o-.r ■■■.■ : —--= -e..._p tho Music Storu and Piano Worerootns of
JOHN H. MEL
’t f Agent forChlckering’s i
_“£!! No. 81 Wood st, PH
nbvv MUSIC I sew music
J-I KhEHEII hnsjust rcceited a fine colleet
, i.t&y ■ P , ’vu fcl S-J?,': 1 . lim-s and footer's music.
1 .’W‘<‘•'',■s"; ' £ h “ wlobratsd Ropal Irish Quadrilles:
( '.«',! ', ?S r r- The Drum Polfca, Jnllen;
V^cVoiH'vsVJ’rvv,tv '^irv'-plrT.. ‘dS.vC. t v?;T , ' : -.’ v l '..'.. ' ~r ' / -. Stout BlancPollta, JuHen:
> Vvt V ,*' ', ! ’' Itiral Schottisch, by P. Brown;
V'J, ie,^US ii ! V . l,: f surerClondQnietMepi
t SJrXr l l-VC^.V'-'V,;v, 1 ,d' [ o J '( s i ’■ SL Nlehoias Schottisch;
-^^iHrWvVerVfW s /'SoVc s&f'J&.'fA ••: y~s } < gfswd. p o ika, i y^o^h-,
JSiKir U ' * ; ‘‘ - • .> - V f‘> < - PopsyPolka;
• -••• A »«r song, h, n. Kleher;
The sleep in the grave together;
A. hm desr native land, trio, by W. V. WaDace
UU 11 Jtt I-Jlly 8..11 and old Dog Tray, by Foster;
: SW Meet m. by moonlight, dnettr
KW'r.V ! ■ r ?*'■ ' y ]-s,W-s<' Softly ye night erlnds. ballad, by V. Wallaco;
£ t.'^ r ,! ', Aulawda [-Olka, by Dadvrorth; nndothcr tine pic,
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Provisions, Hetala and Pittsburg Matmfact
3'6?y?*a*£irl C‘-iM _SSS®L viTTsmmoi
■pAi-yitfJiWa _ To DlercUants ana Others.
riERMAN ADVERTISINU.-The publbhora of the
1 \J and trcekJv “ FrrihtiU Freund" would respectful
■ ” —*’ ‘ vIU? tho attention of luerchants and others to the as
t VrAV *JA»" '\'Z\*vrlV Wls S“A/ '***l - u.ges offered by their papers os a medium of advert
' among their German ftfllow-clUiens both in the city
country. '
’ . Their Daily paper is published on the pejwy SVSTZM,
*T^ill4 ,, s* --oV-V zS “J kr ' ‘ s*“ I f UBL , B clrculauon of any Ouhui naav publbhe
* - > .rj^ fc ‘ ft Pittsburgh, while tbelr Weekly paper, which £ public
' already for twenty years, circulates largely in the adjolt
* counties and Western Pennsylvania, u will as throne!.
,r the State of Ohio. B
Vy : ; ;v«i Ci s\- r £\l % Merchants of Fittsburgh and others will find it to U;
advantngH to make use of our colamns as a medium
- reaching the Uennan busineso. Terms as low as any oil
t 2» r ~nf fi* & ?l> '. . - -- paper lu tberity.
OFFIW-Corucr of Liberty and St Clair streets, abo
’ 1-1-M.-.1 Bnmoi Reiter’s Drug Store. L. A W. NEKB,
_ Otic2o Publishers and Proprietors.
———■ ———; r—rrr—r— l- r A oAill>.—Mr. G. ANTON and IL SCHKOKUEU wou.
A- respect fully nnuouhew to tho citizens of Pittsburgh an
iVc4rJ<i?S ?I®h»f r AiW}fc?iLt ?r *vJ Allegheny that they will give Instruction* on the Plan*
I ’»"""■». V’'- Guitar, Vlcdlu and Flute. at 11. Schroeder A Co, 1
NEW MUSIC STOltlk S< Fourth street. MpHi
Ni *•« MUSIC t-TuftE —The vubserftcrs ha.e opened a
, : In _ Ne- ; l'd fonrth etrw't. a choice collection of tuuvlc ant
k©y'€*W?4?l!3ilffls l »sw^ , l^i| i s@Sfe ? B&@^ t 3^4S^f!S : *S!fS^f*vc _ ln!, , trumon V , » Italian end German ctrings, Kanos
- - - by M. Kmrd, of Parts, nnd Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by 51. Euler,
_ Frankfurt, A. Mi Clarionets, do. All kinds of brass instrn*
yyPslP€‘ -r.i;: r .\r .* .* . tm-nU from the best French manufactories, oil af which we
... '- offer to tlte public on more libera! terms feeling confident
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stock, bolievir
any other in t
poionallyadc
VSXSBt&S&^^^tfy-^S^h SWs&N&tf and their own
hero, enahlotl
ties; and pricce
' Delicto good
V.; , t '-" c -‘t; WdfJ.'V . tanco,andtya
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{fHA&f nrtHE peculiar i:
C^*^SEPi!SiA'ffi!!»sS'fi'*S''% pn«l *r * lighter
springs are allcon
ly ri«tted, louden
KS Si’r.stetf' ’SpV'J fall down or get ou
7&dSSw ' Jys PS ?r&i th » t “y part may
bly fitted to the wa
••-;Sl':4'oy5fri-i i Quire e sitting posti
'iTr'-fe V '-il 1 - Uio best featherbed
i#e>e« > t* r j?r?--v-,-+”. fewiy >■ ft ■» r r " ' - ling of tho common
I,hiaB Huproved 8:
r- Ji t f'ltl&l-f';*•*%- best materials, and
r <~ yvy±l‘( - t! '■ '1 f •» .•; Persons having 11,
ii&Vf! These Beds are Wi
. ALSO, anektensiv
1 enamohj and plain fix
v: • slsting in part o( Bed!
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P- C - < i *’ V V ' --; S 3 ed and productive sort
strous of planting larg,
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VOLUME XII.
THE DAILY MORNING POST.
Prirdedaatd Putiuhvi every Morning, {Sunday excepUd
. BY PHILLIPS & GILLMOEE,
: , *OMiMrra* coaasa o? ■wood asj> ram atassta. .
K&‘’TBRMB.~iktQ Dollars a year, payable strictly in
. advance. Six Dollars will Invariably bo required If not paid
' within theyiar. ~ *• - .
- 49* Single copies two cekts—for sale at the counter in the
Office, and by the News Boys. j
~>• THE 6ATTODAV MOHHH7O POST:
: Is published from the same, office, on a Urge blanket size
• sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, la advance. Single copies
:,*ivxcans; . . _
. 49*Nq paper will.be discontinued (unless at.the discre
on of the until ail arrearages Are paid;
■ 49* No attention will bo paid, to any order nnlesaaccom
panied by the money, or satisfactory .reference in tbis-eity.
■ Connected vnih the EitablUhment of Che Mamina Peat
is oat of thslargcstJ#J*nn£mff Offices in the city, where aU
kiatU of toerk u done on the shortest note#, and most reason
••• abktcrai* ■ ■
/■ BATES OIF ADVKRTISIKTGi• ■
AOBEED UPON BT THE PJTTSBVXaB JUtESS-
. . . *Ef UKTSKCrtfPABXIX. Oa lsss: }
One square, one lascrtioii.....^.o CO
44 w each additional insertion .. j 25
M a *no week........... ......... .....................j 175
- M S 00
M « three Greeks . .... .... 3 4 00
• w - “ ona m0nth............i.J 6 00
** tt two month*.... TOO
* ■ • three 0 00
.. . « four m0nth5...—............—...J lo 00
• “ six m0nth5....;..... 12 00
** oneyear.—.. .. isoo
- StandingOard, tlx lines or lose, per annua—J 10 00
cnAKuxa&iSAtPUAstms: ,■ \
Ono square, per annum, (exclusive of tho paper)—:— 25 00
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. . GKO. F. GILLBIOEE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT DAW,
Office, comer c/ Fourih street and Cherry alley, . „ . .
rrrrsnuaon, pa., . ~ \
49* WUI attend to his professional business as usual, at
hie office, between the hours of 0 A CS. and 4 P. M. ox each
day./ , ,■ ■ ■■■■ . Jy2o
•• • C. Orlando Loomis, • i
, A TTOENET AT LAW—Oflloc, Fourth street, above Wood.
■ Thomas M. Marshall, *
AT Lowries Building, Fourth
• J. S» Bl'Clowry* . f .
Attorney and counsellor at law-ohc* in
BaEcwelPe Buildings, on Grant street. jje2 .
: D> B> Hasen,
A TFOBNBY AT LAW—No. 12? Fourth street* above and
: A‘ P«irfimUhflgld;~ •• - - m&r27:y
J> 8» Slorrlaon, • . •
• A TTOENET AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re*.
J% moved to No. 44 Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Fa.' aprjfcy .
Xt« Biddle lloberts,
A TTOENET -AT LAW—Office, No. 132 SmKhfleld Street,
J\. between Fifth and Sixth. Collection* carefully attend*
ed to—gpedal attention givtan to Conveyancing. (deeply
Thomas Ueana, . i
A TTOENEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
,J\. Office, next door to tho Post Office, SttmbcnTlllc,'Oliio.
.'myd-’ •.• ~ . , •' \
S.P«Boia r i
A TTOENET AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
J\. Pa, fourth' door below Hr. Rody Patterson's Livery
EtatUe,,. , . • ... ’ . Jii2B
K* Buekmaster, 1
A UDERMAN—Office. Fourth street, third door abeve
Smithfleid, Sonthrole. Conveyancing of all klnds done
.with the greatest care and legal accuracy. Titles to Heal Es
tate examined, Ac. . novlO
BUSINESS CARDS.
James C* Watt, !
MERCHANT TAILOR—No. 45 Fifih street, opposite tbe
Thoatre; Pittsburgh, Pa. apr7 .
Walter Pa Slarahall,
IMPORTER and Dealer in French and American Paper
Hangings; :mard
]• W* Ohadirlch) i
DEALER in BAGS AND PAPKE, No. 119 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The highest juice In cash paid for rags.
.. oyu? . » . ■ i
J, llryar,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
155 Liberty Street, and T»1 Diamond alley, fcblbty
J. U. W«ldin, ]
'TT7T3OLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In Blank and
,_Y » School Books, i’apcr and Stationery, No. t>3 ttoud
Street, (between Third and Fourth,) Pittsburgh, Pa. ftnr2u
b. outauEax—.......— .. jj. l. cctulokt.
S. CUTHBERT do BON, • •
Keal estate AND GENERAL AGENTS, A’o‘ 50
i Smxlhfield street . . ndvl
It* K. Ilaywardi
B BALER In BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
and BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty ste.,
Ho. 174- Pittsburgh, I‘tL - ; jei4;v
"~R* f*~WED DEL Is f . f
•.T OAK BROKER, Dealer In Kates, Bonds,'Mortgages,{Real
. XJ Estate Stocks, Mercbandlte. Ac. i
JGf* Office, Masonic Hall, Fifth street, n«t door t(J the
GUacna* Papoaß Bank, Pittsburgh. Pa. ntfrß
laasas q.bailxy...... ouksuaw.
BAILEY €b REKSIIAW,
mEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in
X- Woodun and Willow Ware, Japanned Tm Ware, lleu<w
keeping Utensils, Ac, Wholesale and Retail, No. 263 Liberty
street, Vlttsbargh. • ’ firrl&rr
• King Moorhead,
“ITTHOLESAUS GKuCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
TT Mo. 2? Wood street, lnttsbargh. inw*£*
.■■■•• Smith 4 Sinclair*
AITHOLESALK GROCERS AND COMMISSION MLR*
. TT: • ClIANT9—Comer Wood and First at*. fnov.’l
• B. A* Fahnestock A Com t •
“CTTHOLE3ALK DRUG WAREHOUSE—Corner First and
Yy Wood streots, and comer Wood and Slith. ffebi
— Jotui il» JlUllor, i
r. YI/.HOLESALE AND/RKTAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
TT INSTRUMENTS, Flanos, Music, School Books and
Stationery, No. 122 Wood street. (jsLnl
XL. C* Stockton, l
ATE JOHNSON A STOCKTON, BOOKSELLER, STA
TIONER, Printer and Binder—corner of Marketiand
Third streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. |Jy3l;tf
Thomas SL-liluie.
*TYTATCII:AND CLOCK MAKER—FiIth street, between
If * Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Ifplel.
Ail kinds of Jewelry made and repaired.- fepSdy •
Panl. A Murdocki
/COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEItOIIANS, AND
JO STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, dneinpati,
Ohio. ■. . • ,■■■. . . japlitf
. JOHN GKOUTTf 1
SUOOESSOR to.MA&rcr/ k hTLina&UH, Importer of
. BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, Ac. Atso-DeoleMn jftrti
~OUt TFWifcy and F&telt'JSrdndy, corner of SmlthSeld and
Pa. : - , janl3Rf
. A*Tindte, • ■ j
BSamSb. ■ WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS,
MpBffjgTBPNK, VALISE and CARPET BAG mannfuo
• *■ turer, No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
jygfcy ’• ■ - ' s
il. D. Williams. . j
YTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCER, AND
Tv Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer in
Country Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures—Wood
Paqr doom above Fifth, Pittsburgh. • mart
■ 1 , PAGODA TEA STOUE. :
TEIiU uAWORTH, WiUoaU and JUtaxl Grocer, Dealer
. .IF and Importer of Old Country Black Teas, French Brau
* • .dies, Wines, corner of Duunood alley and the* Diomoud,
Pittebargh, Fn. fub'^rv
Card.
H . LEE, (suoccssoa to Muurnr a Lee.) WOOL DEAL
. ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale
of American Woolen Goods, No. 139 Liberty stmt linv4
s. n. sratos. w »m..jUUß KiaSPATUICK... ...j. t uulkon
lCirkpatrlct Cb Herrons,
\\J iIOIiESALK UROCERB, PRODUCE AND COMM 18-
T v BIONMEKOiiANTS,QndDeaIenini PittsburghManu-
Ihcturcs jVb.-g43 Liberty street, Pmburgh, Pa myl?T
..JOHfl n^wnra— .oucjikan iuue<o.
FLEMING BBOTIIRHg.
• ■ ; (Successorsfoj.Kidd*Cowl ,
\h| HOLE3ALE DRUGGISTS, Ab. GO Wood street Pitts
_»T burgh, Pj. Proprlotora of Dr. ITlaao’a Cfeletoßtod
Tormlftigo, Llrot Plllo, ic. mrt:v
cabouob PAc i i l stty, ~—;
WB.TEBRT, Virgin alloy, between Wood and liberty
r>*.w l S7fS'tS“ 1 5 fM !Sl e ! 0? “ DQQ USS. BAItODCUES
Ma.OAWIIAaES, of every description. All work done
warranted. The advertiser would hero state tliat be sorted
nine years apprenticeship to the business, and has worked
formaDjr years in too principal shops of tho Eastern cities.
*‘ I -S’ gohnehman . Ileanlotni :
: T I I?, 0 P IU ? II ff 8- ™ rd , opposite ths PostoDloe,
Pittsburgh. Maps, landscapes, hill Heads, Show IMlsI
Labels, ArchUeotnral-a2id Machino Brawings, lliislncss and
Visiting Cauls, eta, Engraved: or Drawn on Stone, Printed
in Colors, Hold, Bronze, or Black,in the most approved stvle.
andatfbomostToasonablQ prices- ■ octl6-ly
. Austin .Loomis, . :
REAL ESTATE Merchandise, Bfock, and Bill
Broker, Office, No. K 2 Fourth Street, (abovoWood.) The
anhscnberliavingopenrt an offlroat theaboroplaoe, fir the
purpose of negotiating Loamvßillv -Bonds, Mortgages, and
all other.lnstrume&ts fbr the security of sSmey, ml ftV tte
pnrehaso and sale of. Stocks. Will also give prompt and
particular attention to buying, selling, renting of and looe-
Ing Beal-Estate.' ■ fjy;|. • ; ABSTIW K»m
fTIHE OLD PBINm'O ESTABLISHMENT, (Un Joim
, Jlstos * SrocKios,land BLANK BOOK aimBTATIONE-
Bf WAREHOUSE —is prepared to execute every style of
. Legal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Binding, and furnish every article in the Blank Book,
. Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest notiooond on the
yrtnirt tmnft-
. - Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, comer of Market
and Socondstreeta. ..
' PrinUng Offloe and Boot Bindery, No. 60 Third rt. novlß
HEW SEED STOBEi
JAMES WABDBOP.
OFFERS fbr«n2oCAKA&T.BlßßS.oLt2ifisutstlmp»TOd
brcedrhdngTflirlianly'.aiidflnosingore. Bltd Reeds
•—Canary, Hemp, Millet. Itono and tailed Soed,Bouquet*
- . wiU botenlshM compbscd of tbo flasst FLOWERS, t2s :
namMlaaj Pftßrt Pnrtn, KeHflmipM. r An. FrrtipKbytpflp
for Christmas Trees, lironfr the Seed andHartfeuKajal Store,
K 0.40 glfthst.poar Wood-r ::Jr >- v~- r . <lac2o
niM sniitak, jornr int»LB; . nrsss owtas,
Pittsburgh. . Pittsburgh.
. . Sellera, Nieeis fe-co,:
TJBODDCB airp QENEBAIrCOMMIBSION'MEICHAjNTB,
Jt- -‘-.n
Bpsn>,Lin>g|ludTaadOila. JyZS
BUSINESS CARDS
jOHNkI’CMSX£f~ Ii’CLOSKXT.
Wholesale end Retail Clothing Merchants,
NO* SB>VOOD STREET?
mpß eubscribsra respectfully Inform their old customers
.■su«?S?to ,^ Uc, i Ilg u nors J 1 » thftt have this day as*
fthovo business, under (he firm
of JOHN MCLOSKEY A 00. They respectfully solicit a
share of . pnblio patronngu. *
• yho previous DUAinosa of each will be settled by them*
solves respectively. •
G James Lowry, Jr.»
HAIR AND.. BKDS'USAB MANUFACTURER—No. 204
Fottermon’s Row, Liberty street, has on hand .n large
ofCbalra and Bedsteads of erery description, made of
the beat materials, which bo will sell lower than'artiekyj of
tto same quality can be cold Id the dty. He would tall par*
Attfcntionto Ilia large stock of Mahogany uud Walnut
tmalrs and iLxisteads, which he will sell at greatly reduced
prices. ..Also, Xurnlug of every description executed in the
Bratost mouiier. Orders left at the .Ware IWoms, or at the
Mid# corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
ttended to. , . marJl
WIL A. JAM£S CttISUXLL.
HEREON St CSISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MAMTFACTBRKRff or all kinds of UK AUS WORK, LO
COMOTIVE, STEAM ENDING, I'LOMUKKS, Ac. Al
so. Cotton Uniting ilA&ttfuctursrs-
Jtoondry on iteboccn street, Allegheny City
• Office and Store, No. Id Market street, Vitiaburgb-
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken In oxnlmmm inr work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. f«b9:ly
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
iVb. 43 Qxnicr of f\flk end Hcrexi Strtrls,
|kESPKOT£ULLYiixraoanca to Urn public that lio IIIH
JLX cotameticodtholUiAL ESTATE AUKNCY, 1q cnnint
tiou with Intelligence and General ColtectluK- 11» will
also attend to renting. Pursohs in want of servants, in uuv
capacity, or those ih want or places, will beeupplied atfJmrt
notice. All bUßlncaa ealranteU to hla euro promptly at*
tended to.
ifr/erenco—To J. Bighorn; Esq.,.Richard Cowan, U.
® r * ex * Dlack, Janus MacUcral, A. A. MaKon,
Maffifc A Old.. . ; . , ’ j at ,is ’
Cargo’s Daguerreotype and Art Gallery,
.. -Apollo Huilding, jYo. To Fu\n4.h stred t (next to Lynu t
' Carpet JSmporium.)
• - - R* M. CAIJjO & 06. having CUtnl up the raoft
ample rooms in. lh» city with mammoth sky and
ySv lights offer First Cl ass MitENEM.SEH. in
- : jC? -f*jk ■ style to suit all, varying In pric« iu
anil quality of r&.«e, 4c, tSSuSuperior Oil
by the best artists, for xalo, and on ex*
nibiUon during the dny mid evening. Citizens end strun
jera are invited to call and examine specimens nnd Paint
age. • apnrr
NEW CABPEX STOKE 1
No* 47 Fifth Street* near Wood*
AN Unrivalled assortment of CAIIPKTINUS and OIL
il. ClAflllii, of the latest and most beautiful pattern-* t»r
spttfil? sales, now open for Inspection; consisting of—
Royal "V civets; Bruwls;
Tapestry Brussels; Tapestry Ingrains:
Extra Super Throe Ply ;
Soper and Floe Ingrain;
- . - . - Tapestry Venidans;
.Twllledand Tlaln Tenitlans,-
Togetber with every description of low priced Carpetiugs,
Chenille and Tufted lings and Matts. Canton aud C*.ir Mat*
tlng ( Jute, Chain, Cocoa, Adilmd, AUcau, aud bhfcp*kiu
.Matts; Floor and Stair. Oil Cloths’, all widths and qualitii?;
Stair and Floor Pniggeta, Green Bain*, l'lano and Table
Covers, Venitian Blinds,, Window Shades, Stair Rod*, Ac.,
Ac.,of the very lowtstauh pnc*&.
_ parti nonnesox & c<>.
■ Chandeliers and Uat Fixtures.
THE subscrlbcrsnrenow opening at their new Wurcroom-
HO. 100 MUST STREET, between Wood aud Smith l
field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
! Elb, PKNDANTe, and all articles connected witGa* Futing
over Offered in tills market. Having arranci*tnimts in» U'
by Which they will bo constantly in receipt ol msw patterns
and yarieties, they ounlldently invito the attnutiou of pur
chasers to their selection. Wo are determined to Kelt n*
low asany house In the West, and being practical Ua» Fit
ters, earn offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
IntWsllne. s
; We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription for gas. water and Ktoain-
Brass C&stiugß of ail kinds mode to order promptly.
LONU, MJLLUK A CO.,
Htftr22y , No. 105# Hr*t street.
S. H’Klulcy,
House, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Dealer in Points—No. 4-1 SL Clair street, PUlslinxyh.
Has constantly on hand all kinds of Paints, either dry or
mixed, Jopan uml Copal \an;is!i, Linseed Oil. Boiled oil.
SpiriUTurpentine, Whitlow <i)aj?s of all sixes Putty, Palm
Brushes, Acg all of tbo best quality, and'for rale at reasona
ble price*. wffdl
i LAlllD. Gate of tlm Urm of Coou;¥ A I.Alim,) hav jut;
• Opoiml STORE NO. 0» (twu Uoorn ikbovn tb« <
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on tlm OLOTJJINi i
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to buMues* to merit n
share of tho patronage of tint lute Urm.
N. B.—Clothing uirnlti to order lu the moat fashlon.tlil«‘
styles, and on tho shortest notice —inferior U> none in tbr
city. ». ...... . jau-6:y
. Builders •'and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to give him a call, as he can now furnish Uiemwith planed
staff euitobitt for wviay description of work.
Dloney J.ohii ofilce,
JOHN A. U’BRIEN * CO.,
137 ThirdslrtdL,bclo\o Stailhfuld.
MONEY to loan in largo or small quantities, on (ii»M
und Sliver Elate,Diamonds, Watches. Jewelrv, Gun--
PDtols, Musical Instruments and valuable articles of every
description.
' Forfeited Fledges sold Immediately afler being ontof date
unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Walehe--'’
Jewelry, &c., always on hand. ~..,.7
ARNULIT *WlhLlAflls;
HEATING & -VENTH.ATINU WAHEIIOUSF
r • MATOPACTURERS-OP
Ciilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
ASD Fmisa* ror. on Water
.63“ No. iS3 Market street, rittaburgh. p.^j.or
have sold our Furnaces. Fratterns, Ar , to Mes*r-<
ARNOLD * WILLIAMS, whom we cordially iveommead io
mo patronage of the public.
sep2B SGAIFB, ATKINSON A OKELV.
Boots and Shoe*.
A Thomas Hinton, st.
X\. Clair etreet, between Penn and Liberty street*, hi,.s
jnst received a superior assortment of ROOTS and SLMK-!
and AIATEKIALy which he is prepared to iiu
• friends and the public generally, at cheap rates. Any urti
do in hw line made up at the shortest notice. -
• P. B.—HANDS WANTED on all kinds of work. J
1? »•-DBAVO, Giw n
.-• ollera for aale a choice slock o
urocerica, selectol for (iimlly use. Spices of every rariclv
ami the purest qnalily, ground at hi, steem Mills. ai s „
Dried Vrults, Eorolgn andDoniestld? Induce taken In ~
change fur Merchundix*. '*
jasxpa urpmoorr... " 0 u . n _
LIFPINCOTT & BARR,
M(IATK J. 8. CT7UCKIX& il CO_)
ANUPACTURERS OF FHtENIX FIRE PROOF SAFES
Second Street,' between Wood und Smithfield—On
Y^? 0011 ’ J ,^ ly “■ m ?> tho undersigned were eal
led upon by Messrs. Lippeneou A Barr, to witness an honest
and fair test or onoof thcU rtc nii gaTes. The furnace Is.
Ing proparud, tho Baft wasp laced inside thereof with Books,
papers Bnd some money; when the door of the Safe was de
aed and thn fire Mndlednt o quarter past 2 o'clock, and in a
ahort time the Safe was red hot, and continued till half natt
0 o’clock, being about four end a half hours, when the com
mittee expressed their satisfaction that the time occupied
with such heat WHS sufficient. The furnace was then palled
down, Bare cooled, ond door opened—tho hooks, papers and
money cafe. The heat wna so great as to melt of the brass
monntmgs. Wotherolbre take pleasnro In recommondlnr
theßO Safes to the pnbUe, as being, in onr judgmenVentirely
fits proof. JAKVIS A TKABL’E, 7
NOCK A RAWfiON,
CORNWALL A BROTHER,
BRANNON 4 THATCHER.
BENEDICT 4 CARTER.
ISAAC CROMIE, S
lamengaged in the foundry business, and know seme
thing about furnaces and heat I witnessed the burning of
the above Safe,: and can freely say there was no hutnbua
about It, and with pleasure recommend them to tho public
as boing, in myjudgmont, entirely fire proof. WM KAVE
. In calUng upon the above gentlemen for their signatures’
they all Bpoka in tho highest terms of the fiUrnuss of the
test, and their fall conlldenee of the Safe’s being entirely
fire proof. We hare constantly on hand and for sale a full
assortment of the-abovesafes. imarHll BELL * TERRY
lOW A FO USD RY,
_ _ _NQi 1. 03 WOOD STREET.
JOHN 0. PARRY, (successor to J. C. Parry 4 Co ) bees
to lnfbrm the customers of the old firm, and thepnhUe
generally, that he baa now on bunds, and is extensively en
gaged In manufacturing, every description or CASTtNug—
such ns: Patent Chilled Bolls; large Kettles and Curbs-
Patont Kettles, for Soap, Pot Ash, Soda Ash; .Sugar Kettles!
for the manofaetare orCahe Sugar—ail cast m a patent
proctu, known as J,C. Parry’s, and are superior for dura
bility to any other, and. sold lower than those made on tlm
old plan,
HOLLOW WARE—A general assortment, all. ftom new
taprovod patterns, Wagon Boxes,‘Dog Irons, Sod Irons,
A great variety of Ornamental Balling, for Cemeteries and
Fencing*
PUmgltt and Chshajs—A large stock of all the
kinds in nse, and will bo sold at reduced pricos. Hull’s I’at
ont Uver, True American, Egan’s, Orantfs, Klnkaid’s,
Woods’, Peacock’s, Ball’s, Improved Ball; 4c.
Double iVeupAxe—The Michigan Doable Plough, which
has token the premium at. the Stats Fairs of Now York,
Pennsylvanivand Ohio,end whoreyerlt ties boon exhibited.
~ IronanlNtdls, Stovepipe and TinWaro—all of which I
wOleell atthe IQWVSt-prices; and respectfully invito the
public in givemep eall, st th* old stand, Nn.l6* Wood st
wi*tn*v >miw a n*miv
J vjji ItßOHilKttCtHo, tor, Market street, ls now re
"'TT'i ‘otitlog his Filrstock of Boots,-’ Shoes and Gaiters
omprtsing every style end quality. ~
/' . ♦ .***'• ’ •
PITTSBURGH. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. 185 a
BUSINESS CARDS.
PIANO FORTES.
CHAIILOTTh” HLUMJS, No. 118 -Wood
street, second door above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
Blvl iTm ***•» o^t,re or a large and troll assorted
I » stock of Piano Fortes, (which aru just ar*
riving,) on the most liberal terms. ■
The attention of purchasers is especially invited to (he
celubrated llASimjlta PIANOS.
Thbso instruments being madooxprcsslv for this climate,
and having the over strings, have a volume of tons an*
equalled by auy others. Also, Pianosfrom the manufactory
of flalu & Co., New York; ll&con & Ilavon, New York; Re*
Ichenbach & Sons, Philadelphia; and of ur ow u masufao-
Turk, which are well known, and have been used in this and
other cities for 16 years.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds.
Guitars— Aflnuselection of t rench,Spanish and German,
of superior quality.
Tiolina —Tho best Italian, French and English make.
AccorUct/ns— From the best Paris manufactory
ALSO—Flutes, Clarionets, Drums, Fifes, Banjos, Tambo«
nnes.Triangloe, Ac.
Strings— ltalian, French,English and German, warranted
to be of the vbtv best quality.
Pianos and all MoslcaJ Instruments repaired with dura* :
bllitv.UHatnpMA Anddesratoh •••rIM- i
Alew Arrival of Clktelcerlng’s Pianos#
_ ■ ■ 7 The subscriber will recidvo and open for
on Thursday tho 18th Inst, tho follow*
fnnnr W ln £ now PIANOFORTES, from Urn ch|«.
U 12 u Wbratod manufactory of JONAS CHICHEIt*
INu, llnston, Tlx:
No. 13737—0n0 splendid rosewood double round cornered, 7
octavo Piano sioo
No. 13745—0ne do do do do SUH)
41 13747—0ne do do do do $lOO
44 l<!7oi—Ono Rosewood, round front, 0 octavo $290
“ 1.1765—0ne do do do $290
44 18G86—One do square do $275
‘ 1»418—One Walnut do do $250
44 1..016—0n0 do round front, do $275
All tho above riauos are furnished with the new patent
l*" o **' frooio und new scale; with Mr. Chlckcring'tf name cast
on flm plate, to prevent Imitations and imposition. Pur*'
rnniu-rs i%x*o to examine the above, ou their arrival at i
Ihn Music Store and Piano lVarerooms of i
JOHN n. MELLOn, I
Agent for Chlckerlng’s Pianos, J
No. 81 Wood st, Pittsburgh, j
&KYV music t NEW MUSIC S
HIvLKHhU hiutjun received a flat* collation of Ju*
• lifn'fl anti Foster’s music.
Thu ci-lobratcd itovnl Trlrli Quadrilles:
The Drum I’olkft, Jnlien;
Mont Blanc Follca, Jullen:
Itiral Schottisch, by F. Brown;
Silver Cloud QnickMep;
SL Nicholas Sebottlsch;
Slelghrlde Polkn, by Strakosch:
Pojuy Folka:
A now pong, by n. Klelx-r:
The sleep in the grave together;
Adieu dear native land, trio, by W. V. Wallace
LlU> Bell aud old Dog Tmy, by Foster;
Meet me by moonlight, duett;
Softly y« night winds, ballad, by V. Wallace;
ALnliusda IVIko, by Dodvrorth; and other fine nieces.
J. b. LEkCll, UeALPUI A VO.,
WHOLESALE OIIOCERS,
AJCD D2\UR.S M
Provisions, Hetals and Pittsburg Mamifaeturos,
Nos, ili Asi» Iduzr.n: tfrur.LT.
VITTSBUROII.
To Merchant* and Others.
KfIMAN Al)\ LltTlelM*.-—The puWbhoniof the daily
VJ «nJ wcvk.lv •• I-mhtiU Frt.iind" would respectfully in*
via* tbo Kltention of merchants and others to the ml van-
offered by their papers os a tnwilara of advortlflng
among Uieir German fellow-citisens both in tbo city and
country.
Their Daily paper is published on the PEKTrr SYSTEM, and
has poublb the circulation of any Qeriu.n daily published in
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which Is published
already tor twenty years, circulates largely In the adjoining
counties and Western i’ennsyltanla. as well as throughout
the State of Ohio.
Merchants of L'lltsburgh and others will find it to their
adrantngH to make u*a of our columns as a medium ot
ruiuhloj* too Herman business. Terms as low os any other
paper lu the rity.
Office—Conjt-r of Liberty and St. Clair streets. above
Braun 4 UeJuu* a Drug Store. I*. & W- NKKIt
_PuWisberH and Proprietor*.
ACAitl). —Mr. c». ANTON And 11. SCIIItOKDKII would
re spec: fully nnuou tict* to tho citizens of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny that they will girc instruction* on the Pinno,
tontiu". M>>Hu and inquire at 11. Schroeder A
NKU MLfiUO sTOIU-., Fourth Rtrer-t, sep'^i
NISW MUSIC c-ToUK —'i’litj Hubscrftcrs bare opeuei at
No. b-J Foarih ®trwt it choice collection of music ft ml
musk-Hl Instrument®, Italian ana Gorman strings, Kanos,
t> M. KmrJ, of 1-rtn.n, and Ur. Arnold; Flutes: by U. Kulcr,
Frankfurt, A. M 4 Clarionets, do. All kinds of brass iostrn
tni-nts from the liest I rench manufactories, all of which w©
offer to thy public on more liberal teinjs, feeling confident
that wo enn render entire Fatlsfariion.
11. SCI! BOEDER * CO., No. 83 Fourth fit
II Fcl,ronl»:r anil 0. Anton will gito Instructions on the
piano. Tlolin nni guitar. *ep23
IS A UR A DIO.^KU,
A liCUm.CTtf;— Onirv.fi: Philo Hall, No. 75 Third street
Pittsburgh; aud east side of tliu diamond, Allegheny
ST. LOUIS
JOSKPII JIIOOIUDUK,
COMMISSION AND FOKWAItPINO MERCHANT,
No. oS CoMurrunAt, cku.w Srutr*,
St. Louis, Mo.,
CONSIGNMENTS «ml Commix-dous will ir.ret with prompt
anil personal utlenlion, nnd libc.A] tiifrancr.* will bo
given when reqcffftKl, on Consignments or Bills of Lading,
in hand.
KEPEtIESOtS:
Page A Bacon, St Louis; Fails A Morton, Cincinnati;
Charlesfi,Blow A Co., do; Strader* Gorman, do;
Choub-.au * \alle, Uo; lloficu & Frazer, do;
Doan, kiug* Co., do; Springer* Whiteman, do;
J. \\. l.utkr* bro.,Plttsbh; E.O. Uooodmau * Co., do;
I). Leech * Co., do; E. * C. Yamal l * Co., Philada;
'Vm. Holmes * Co., do; Morgan, J.M. Ruck A Morgan?
Blow*.March, New York. B. B.Coraegys, do;
fcmat* Forrest, do; Shields* Miller, do;
Charles A. Meigs, do; Joxiah Loo * Co., Baltimore.
A. G. Far well * Co., Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Itoward, fcon & Co., do; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville;
11. D. Notvcoinb * Bro., do;
T.C.Twlcholl * Co.,Commission Merchants, Now Orleans.
ttRJ hove an open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter per
mall, or when endorsed on hills of lading before, or at Uio
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGK,
nuitO Ft. fouls. MlflNtnrl.
AUSTIIAIiIA.
PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACKETS.
. 4 Li; fouuWiug ohlyo have railed .
t jPTy Ship Kercuue, 1300 tons, 3d July;
jr.fiv “ Epawlnondas, 1400 tons. 10th August;
“ Ocean Eaglo, 1450 tons, 10th SepYr;
“ Oueco, 1600 tons,23d October;
” Seargo, 1450 tons, sth December;
** Baltimore, 1300 tons, 15th January;
“ Euphrasia, 1200 tons, Ist March;
u Oregon, 1000 tonß, 21st March;
“ Nimrod,looo tons, Kith April;
“ 6ca Ranger, 1200 tons, 15 th May.
The Ships of this Line are fitted with Eiiieraon's Patent
Ventilator*. and carry Francis’ Metallic Life-boats.
The Baltimore Clipper Bark INCA,
900 TONS BURTHEN;
For freight or patsago, apply on board, at Pier 12, E. It,
or to B. W. CAMERON, 110 Wall st.
C. A. COLTON, Agent, *
au3 65 Fifth sUMnsonlcHall. Pittsli’h.
GEOKtxE J. HENKEL’S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
tfo. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
(OPPCSIZE ISDEPENDEKcp IUtL,)
Philadelphia*
FURNITURE, IN EVERY STYLE!
Comprising Louis XIV, Louis XV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modorn style;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and ■finished in the
best style,equal to, if not excelling In qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish
ment in the United States.
Dutch Balboas Roots* &-c. ”
THE suhsenbor has received direct from Harlem bis sup*
ply of choice Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Pconenp, and
other Flower Roots for Call planting, and for wintor bloom
ing, In pots and glasses; Lawn Grass Seeds for fall sowing,
which make a fine, closo, smooth turf, equal to sods. -Pru
ning Instruments, Gardon and Farming implements of the
most approved construction, • at Eastern prices, from tho
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth street. ‘ -
PQV& - JAMES WAUDROP.
T-GNQ BBOOHB BUAWLS.—A A MASON AGO, No.
I i 25 FIFTH street, will open, this morning, n splendid
lot of the above. novlfi
j* ■ •:
' V ’
&EW YORK.
To Druggists $ Horahxmtß throughouttho Union.
u, n. umLoccn,
HANUFACTUBEE AID DEALEB IB
P4INTB, oris, &t.,
. No. 141 Malden Line, NKW YORK,
RKB r ~ ■* of Druggists and
r 7 1 his iargs nod 4JX
t oftliu BEST-and
for eido oa very
10 buyers. Below
ms: - ;
•u COO lbs. ._• :
vra:RED > inon.
IETBA’DB 61*
IN; .... lir . JE, dry.
AMERICAN OCintK,diy.
OUIiOME, FARMS ftodBIIUNSWIQK GRKKN.dry and Id
iIL _ •?..
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLAB3.
Druggists and others In wantofany of the above mention*
cd articles, will find it to-their intereststo call, as oar belli*
tics for manalactaking and purchasing, and our experience
In the business,giro os advantages In selling over roost of
those In the some line; D. B.M'CDLhOTJGiT, *
•mySldhn • y • 141 Malden Inno, New York.
PAP Em W AH E HOUSE.
GCynis W. Field A Co., •> - :
OMMISSION No. 11 Cliff street, New
York, ore BOLB AGENTS In the United Stales for
Mnspratt's Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers,
Russell Mills Superior' =. s<*
Genessce Mills Superior Printing “
Rawlins A Sens* English Tissue «
First qaalitr.Fnsnch mbrarnarlne;
They axe also Agents for the Principal Paper Manufactu
rers in this country, and offer for sole by far the most ex*
tensive and desirable stock of Paper etnl Paper Monufoetu
rera’ materials that can be found la this or any other
country.
They occupy the large and commodious Warehouses, No.
11CIUT street, No. 68 Cliff street, No/184 Christopher street,
and the Lcrfla oyer the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9 Cliff street.
Their business iff strictly Wholesale, and Writing Papers
are sold by the Casa only.
Their extraordlnixy bcllities enable them to offer all
Goods, both Foreign'and Domestic, at the lowest r««im*
prices.
Paper made to order, any else or weight Liberal cjJtho
eea mndo on consignments of Paper, Paper Mahers' Stock
and other me rchandlxo. -
The highest market price paid in CASH for all kinds ol
R»ffa martJklSm
Bradbury’s Piano and Melodoon Warorooms.
NO. 4*43 NBW YORK.
17 ROM enlarging toy Ware rooms, 1 tun enabled to keep a
? much greater assortment of Instruments than hereto
fore. All Pianos furnished are of an clastic touch, and of an
oven quality, and deep, fall, rich trad purely vocal lone,
qualities most desirable, inasmuch os the voice will osslmu
late to the tone of tboinstroment All my Instrument!) are
fully warranted, a guarantee accompaniesevery bill of sale,
and are sold as low oscsn be purchased, elsewhere. Sooond
baud Pianos at all prices.
89-A Ntm Invention.— The Organ Melodoon, with two
Banks of Keys, the only thing of toe kind in. the country,
having (too stops, coupler,- swell draw stops, kc<, a sweet and
powerful Instrument, pronounced by Organists to bo supe
rior for churches or Organ practice to the medium sized Ur*
guns, price $2OO. Also, the Common Melodoon, of all styles
and prices. Being the exclusive Agent for these Instro
mettle, orders are solicited. The usual discount made to the
trade, and 10 per oenb to clergymen purchasing for their
own use. tL 0. BRADBURY,
morl&ily
PHILADELPHIA.
WOOLIVS FAIR.
THE first ana only PRIZE MEDAL ibr liar
ues* at the World’s Pair, So London, was awnnl
fWjL^edto
*■*/■■! LACEY & PHILLIPS, •.
of Philadelphia—an honor they won over the coin petition of
tho whole world-
Messrs. LAP. har* now end keep constantly on band, at
their establishment, 12, 14 and l& South *ifth etreot, the
largest stock ofttEADV-MADB HARNESS, SADDLES, Ac.,
of any house la the United State*, at greatly reduced prtoa.
They are now RuuQn&eiarlug their Harness and Saddles
with such perfect system that Lhey are enublodto sell u- eu*
peripr article of everything Jq their lineal a loss price than
any other hoove to Uid country.
They never usa bat the very best qtuUty of leather! and
the best materiel nf every description, and no pains or ex
pense Is spared to reach perfection in erery article—Buflalo
Eobes, Q loves and tV htpe.
Thcv in rite purchasers to examine their stock, and their
establishment before mining purchaser. They invito atten
tion to the
Horse UUnkftls. from • • - 67^t052,50
Thick Horse Covers. ... $4 0ut057,60
Good plain serviceable Single Harmw, $lB.OO to $25,00
Fancy do do do, - $‘28.50 to $35,00
Good plain Double Harness, . . $40,00 to $OO,OO
Fancy do do, . . AC5.00 to $59,00
LACEY A J»irm«ll 2>’ baddies nud Harness are acknow
ledged to surpass all others for elegance, lightness and com
fort, as well .ns for real value and wear-
li, 14 anil li> Bnuth .HFTU sinujl,between Market and
Chunut, Philadelphia. [decl&ly
BAXLY & BROTHER,
NO. 252 CIIESNUT STREET,
ABOVE NINTH,
ITovt* now open a large a-vorttnent of the Newest .styles and
CARPETINGS:
Consluting, is part, of Uie fallowing choice goods, viz
Illch Kngllsli Velvet,
“ “ Tapestry.
“ ** rngraln,
Neat Styles <• «
Of their own Impo .ation, just landed.
Alho, a fail of lupcr noil Medium quality
AMERICAN CARPETINGS,
Many of which lwlog of their own manufacture*! ran be re
commended as
Good Carpetings for a Low Pride,
DAILY A BBOTinSII,
Importers and Manufacturers of Carpetings,
No. 252 Cbesnut street, Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE.
XDW. B. r...JAMES D. Q&&KT.
GRANT & BROTHER,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No* 01 Exchango Place*
BAI.TIMOHK
ORDERS FOR COFFEE, RICE, Ac., and Consignments of
Western Produce respectfully solicited.
Rrftra to —Messra. King, Pennocb & Co., and to Messrs.
James A. Hutchison & Co. jy4:6m*
M’XNTOaU’S
HOWARD HOBS*,
JOHN IHSTOSU—PaopwCTOB.
Howard street, Baltimore
Baltimore, Perember IG, 1852—dec! tUy
Baltimore Boob Store.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS A NO STATIONESB,
A5.'262 Market Street, opposite Jlanover Street,
d«clC:ly . BALTIMORE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
jKS} SILVER WABK, Bronzes, Clocks, Paplor Macho
Goods, Rosewood Dressing Cases, Writing Desks.
jp«3|* Elegant Fans, Opora Glasses, Cuttlery, FineOi)
Paintings; Dresden China, Ac.—The undersigned
beg particularly to.tnvlle the rlrfte of citizens ami strangers,
whether as purchasers or connoisseurs, tothulr magnificent
stock, baliering It to exceed In extent, variety and richness,
any other in this country. They fool sure, the advantage of
personally .selecting goodsatthedlfferentfactoriesin Europe,
and their own* manuflictories of Jewelry, Silver Ware, AcZ
hero, enable them to offer Inducements In prices and quail,
and prices, considering qualities, such as cannot be of*
fared by any othor house in the trade.
Delicate goods so carefully packed os to go safely any dis
tance, and by almost any conveyance.
Wholesale and retail.
CANFIELD, BROTHER 4 CO.
229 Baltimore street, comet of Chutes,
' Baltimore.
GEORGE ST URGES,
BOU KAXCTAOTCEEa 0? KM IMPROVE)
SPIRALSPRiNO MATTRESS
S. IT. Cor. Baltimore and Frederick street*, Bal
timore, and No. 92 Walnut stPhiladelphia.
PrVE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED/VIZ:—
T) American Institute, New-York;
By >Fbanklin Institute, Philadelphia!
\ Maitland Institute, Baltimore. >
HR peculiar improvement in the construction of this
Mattress Is, that all the clumtey and heavy wooden
frdm&wark is entirely dispensed with, and its-place sup
pliod by a lighter and much more durable frame. The
springs are all connected by harness leather hinges, secure
ly rivefcted, rendering it impossible for a singlo spring to
fail down or get out of place, and making a lied bo elastic
that any part may bo raised or bent up, and is thus admira
bly fitted to the wants of the sick or asthmetic, who may re
quire a sitting posture/ It has all the luxurious softness of
the bestfeather bed, with the lightness and fecility of hand
ling of the common hair mattress.
These improved Spring Beds are invariably made of thfl
best materials, and.wfillast many years without repairs. -
Persons having Hair Mattresses can have them altered in
to Spring Beds.
These Beds ore well adapted for Hotels, bertha of Ships.
Steamboats and Hospitals.
ALSO, on extenslve.aßsortmentof highly ornamented, On
enamel.) and plaiu finished CAST IRON FURNITURE, con
sisting in part o( Bedsteads, Hat and Coat Rocks, Cano and
Umbrella Stands, Centre, Tier and Bide Tables with marble
tops, Garden Choirs,.Settees, etc.
Animals, snob as Lions, liwmha, Bogs, etc n in Iron* as
well as the models in Wood, furnished at short notice.
declSly ■ • ' •
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.—The subscriber offers for sale
a large lotof fine Strawberry Plant*, of the most approv
ed and productive sorts. Market gardeners, or others, do»
sirous of planUng largely, will be suppliod at low rates.—
Each sort is distinct, without mixture, and warranted true
to name, rianta put out this season will bear a fair crop In
spring.-. Orders fUlcd in rotation, from tho seed* and ixnpfe.
moot warehouse, 40 Fifth street. '
-ttug2B ■; • JAMEB-WABDRQP;
SPANISH fortolo by ' i •
aopSi v-> B, A. PAHNJSSTOCK &(QQL
■ND ABSBNIOAL
and VEBDIQRTB,
’UTTY, WIHTINO
, CHROME RED and TEL-
jr. o. asdsilsox .. ..siisas tisdle.
J< O. ANDERSON' tit, VO.;
WHOtESAI.H FRUITERERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
J. . Mo. O Wood at., PlttflUnrgh. Pn. -
BBT RECEIVED, the most extensive Fall Stock'ever
brought West or the Mountains, consisting of—
-050 bags Brazil Sugar; 25bxsMacrcaonl; "
1 SSJSfseHaTana do - 25 do Vermicelli;'
20 bbls Invenug’s do, Due 30 do Texan Pecans :
pulverized: 25 do Illinois do; ’-
20 bbls. Lovering’s coarse 50 duxasydSalad Oil-■
100 dex Pepper Sauce;
20 bbls. iCTerios's coarse lOOdozKctebup;
Buft&Yi‘ .y. £0 dos assorted PlrkTe« • '
W Stuart’s do do 25 dosass’d Preserves;' '
BWO Cocoa Nuts; r 126 bxs Lozenges: ■ ; :
15 cases Jar Prunes; 24c’sSanUn
13 eases Fancy Boxes do 30 bis refined IfqiSiS;
' 12cases do; ••
135 bxsSealod Herrihg; lOCfkegs Gonhsn Plome;
.g. as MoM|- e ’6O grogs Mrs. Miller’s fine
: 1601D8 Nutmega; . . Cut; • - '
1 5® D>901 ” es : 50 gr. Mrs. Andersen’s (lo;
40gross Blocking; 25 dez Olives; - !
,JSl clB £‘ tl '? J '’ 25 doz Capers;
1000 busPoa Nuts; : CO dos Onions;
fiObxsNo 1 Rock Candy; CO bags Filberts; ; 1
** o 00 hags Walnuts;
1 5°- <io ' 76bogsCream Nnta;
20 .do White do do 6 bags Gren. Walnuts; ■
65 taB Ivlca Almonds; 150 bags Dairy Sslt;
30 bales Bordeaux do; 20,000 Principe Cigars;
5? bgs Sicily - do; 20,000 Wash; Regflia do;
CO do shelled do; 18,000 Havana do:
300 bxs Cluster Raisins; 30,000 Half Spanish do;
2oObx»SIR-. do; I ■ .
■VTEW BOOKS JCIBT RECEIVED. BY EXPRESS.—fiIm-'
AV mansvisittoEurope.
hotel* bT d " CUiDB h ° n “ S ’
Uodoy’a Magazine for December-<
Graham’s do do
„• „ .WEALE’B SEMES.
Trcatlso on the Art of Painting on Glass-
Do ou Steam and Locomotion
•Do on Steam BoUera-
Do on Civil Engineering -
Do on Agricultural do-
Do on Blasting and Quarrying of Slone
Do on Manufacture of Bricks and Tile*}
Do on Maaonry and Btoao Cutting. . :
5? . oo Well-digging, Daring, Ac. .
Do onxlmes, Cementa, Mortar#, 4c.
Do ■_ on Foundations and Concrete Work*.
•Da . ©q Architecture- • • • •
Do .on Tubular, and other Iron Bridges.
Do -on warming and Ventilation
Do on Mechanics.
Do on PerspectWo-
Do on Drainage and Bawerago of Towns, Buildings.
Do on.Constructionond Bepairingof Bools. .
And Eundry others. For pale oy
. °° T " B. T. C. MORGAN, 1M Wood sL
423 BroaJway* Nw York.
.’Twas on a Sunday Monrinz
- ta!K or tto Ileld »*“»' ■* VUlwt-inn. color.
I? 1 ?? H?^ h ?. tU3cb : b? Fran™ Brown. . ‘
Katy-Dld Polka; by«TollleiL
■ i"*!*® MuJiaa Tow In America—collections of the now
S-jg-" compositions, as perforated at his a rand
tdinbuigh Qcmirilles; by Charles D’ Albert.
Lake Lucid Quadrilles
* n cG a to p-- wi tb illuminated frontispiece.
Moonlight Quickstep; by N. Seldle-
Wedding Schottlsch-
Prima Donna Waits; by JuUtcn-
Waltz; dedicated tD tho “Oakland Fo*
Just rccelred by Expross, and for sale by
to* CHARLOTTE PLUMB, 118 Wood gt-
NEW BOOKS—Pastor's Sketches; both Beriea*
\enice, tho City of the Soa;
Barnes on Daniel;
Mellville’s new work. Sermons.
French’s Works;
Balxwl for the Solitary;
Do ftulncay’a new volumes;
Hawthorne’s <lO4
Uncle Sam, by Mrs. Stowe- New
Great Truths by Great Authors:
Complete Angler, by Isaac Walton;
Uoupion Bridges;
. Grace Greenwood’s WoTks;
Angel Voices;
Whlpplo’s Oratfon on Washington;
Parley’s new Tales; Arthur’s cIcl;
. Choate's Discourse on Webster?
' Tangle Wood Tales; and other new and elegant Illus
trated Juveniles. DAVISON’S Book Store,
; C 5 Market street, near Fourth-
/KEDERIKA New World.
X Headley—The Second War wiih Great Britain.
WilHb—Pun Jottings.
• Countess D Orray—Clouded llappinoss-
Mra. llale—New Household Receipt Book.
T. 8. Arthur—Bparing to Spend-
Flagg—'V enlce, the City of the Sea-
Rufus W. Clark—Leciure to Young Mon upon the
-Formation of Character.,
Dickens—Bleak House.
James Grant—Jane Seaton; or The King's Advocate
„^s® Truths by Great Authors—A Dictionary of Aids
to Reflection, Quotations of Maxims, Metaphors* Counsels,
Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs, Aa, from writers of all arcs
and both hemispheres. IL MINER & 00
0010 32 Bmithfield street* •
H - _ JLATKST 2BUBIC* .. .
.KLEBER HAS JUST RECEIVED—
• Soutxm ns Pa&is Schottse, composed and dodi*
attod to Mr. Julius Dec, by IL Kleber. 'This piece is embel
lished with an elegantly colored • vlgnetto of tho city of
Paris, showing theTtriLLtßixs, ihe Imporial residence of tho
cranch Emperor; me Cnurcn or notbe Dame, etc.—bcimr
s reliable and correct map of the French Capital, as taken
by Mr. Lee, on his recent visit there, and is of itself worth
the price charged far the Music.
The Troubadour Polka—composed and dedicated to Miss
RomalnO Demoyne, of Washington, H. Kleber.
Fond Hearts at Homo; beautiful new Ballad, as sung by
Buckley’s Berenaders.
Must I Forsake Thee; German melody; with English and
German words.
Little Songs for Little Children—new.
Heavily Wears the Day—new.
Thinking of Ballad.
What shall T call Thee—vocal duett.
' 3Pw***-“Zig-xa&Cttyof Glasgow, Louis Napoleon* Hat
tie, Cbildrentf Delight, Unpresuming, etc- and a gene
ral selection of tho most fashionable music of the day.
• 4©* No. 101 THIRD street. oct24
' Vtduable Rare Garden yeedß, fte. :
/CONSISTING in part of the celebrated ■' BtoWel _ or. Ever
\J green Sugar Com, Old Colony Sugar Corn, Wrinkled
Sugar Peas of various improved Blue Imperial,
Blue Prussian and Marrowfeta do, Beans, Onions, Radish,
Parsnip, Cucumber and Mellons of the finest and most ap
proved sorts, Field Carrots, Turnips and SugaT Beets for the
dairyman and farmers. A rioh. collection of flower seeds;
Lawn Grass Seed, and a full and .complete assortment of
Garden and Forming implementSof the latest imprOTementsv
Monthly Vabcnas, Roses, IlellteTops, and fine blooming
plants for the or Lawns, by the . dozen or 100
at low rates.
Orders from McrchanlS,-fcealora or othors filled promptly
ou liberal terms, from thoSeod and Horticultural waro
honse. 49 Fifth stroet, by lnpr27J JAMES WARDROP.
CARPETING.— A largo stock or now and beautiful pat
terns now receiving at the
NEW CARPET STORE,
47 Fifth street, near Wood.
Also, Oil Cloths of oil wldihs and qualities; Hup?, Matts,
Matting, Window Shades, Stair-rods, Venltlon Blinds, &c.,
&C., AT THS IoWZST CASH PBICI3.
_seps__ ROBTNBON A CO.
N: "
Magazines for November—Yankee Notion*—
pnco 12M cents. ’’ l
Godoy's Lady’s Book. Price 25 cents. O
Graham's Mag&sine. l*rioe 26 cents.
Peterson's Magazine. Price IS cents.
The Midnight Queen, or Leaves from. New York Life; by
George Uppard. Prlco 25 cents.
The Gold Seekers, or tho Oral e of the Lively Sally; by
Captain Merry, U. S. N n anthor of the “ Plying Batch*
man”—illustrated—a £alo of peril and odrenturc that can*
cot foil to excite and Interest the reader. Price 25 cents.
k H. MINER * CO., 1
No. S 3 SmltbfleM street.
(COLORED PARAMATTAS—ISU piece* ot Avery ii3s
J and quality, jnsi rocelycdat A. A.3MBON A CO,
«gj>° Ko. 25 Hflh strep t.
rilHB (JURAT WORK ON IMBIPHLITY— A PHIgR v£
i. HAY, by Pearson, of Scotland. Ila Arcrefa, Causes end.
Agendas. For sale by ~ t . J.g, DATJgOS,
ao7lQ 65 Haricot street, near
4 a* * * ‘
V f *
MIZE
mmmM
>,» , - ■ V; : ■
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOSHUA HB
WHOLESALE FBUITH
SO Wpox> Bs» I
HAVE on haftcland ora t
which they offer at the
76 bags Ivlca Almonds:
24.- sidly do
26 bales Bordeauxdo
- 16 bags Shelled do :
60 ‘T.Pilberts;
60 “ Walnuts;
CO “ Cream Nuts;
600 bushels Pea ftnts;
2y bbls.Texan Paeans:
.26 fS -Ulißois do •
2000 Cocoa Nuts;
:: 200 boxes German Plums:
25 kegs do do
lObbTs. do do
JO “ „ “ fancy bxai
60 oavka Currants; “
lio cases Citron:
. 200 boxes Cluster Raisins:
100 hf.“ 21. a. do
200 qr.« “ do
200 boxes No. I Herring; ■
100 “ Sealed do t
l ease Msec;. - • ;
lbbl. Nutmegs; . .. . 1
1 « Cloves;
25 grosaßlaeklng;;
25 baskets Salad Oil;
[Odes & co., ■
as: a CQHTECTIOHEES,
’msßimenv PA*, •
fceohrfaff. the followfog Good ft,
lowest market rotes i*—■
20 boxes Maecaroni;
, 20 : ** :>’Vartolcella:
00 a Farina; •
00 •“ ; W. Rock Candy ;
25 “ Atfo.l do
10 « Ifcd -do
16 .« Caperi; :
16. « Olives; ;t .
76 « Gan* Drops;
100 ,‘S Lozongw;
60 « 3ojuboPwto*
■ 60 doz assarted Pickles; *
,00 “ “ Preserves;
100 « Pepper &ro«:
•: 10 cases Sardines;. *'
6 « ht bxS.
a « * « y. do
i. 200 bags Brazil Sogarz. ..
40bbIs8.O Bngar;
... 25 1 “ •'Lovering's Sugar;
.10 eases Liquorice; •'-•••
• 25,boxes itef*d do •
20,000 Prindpe Clears;
10,000 Havana ao' :
15,000 Regalia :<lo i
2,500 Half Spanish Cigars; >
60 gr.Mra. Miller's P.Cat
a 60 gross Anderson’* do
JSW BOOKS—At DAVISON’S BOOK STOBti, <& MAJt*
KET street—
The Analysis of tho Bible.
Hillman's Visit (o Europe.
Comparative Philology, DoVero.
Peruvian Antiquities; illustrated. Hawks.
Notes from life. Henry Taylor.
Wide World; illustrated ed.
Parley’s Present Elegant juvenile; Bias'd.
Christmas Blossoms. do
Cottage Bible.
Blrket Fosters splendid illustrated edition of Longfel
low’s Works,. English.
Other similar presentation Books.
Uncle Sam. Now. Mrs. Stowe.
Influence. By author of Trap to Catch Sonbcam.
Sparing to Spend.
Tbo Little Drummor.
Tangle Wood Tales. .
Loots XVII.; Life, Sufferings and Death. •
Vcnleo, the City of the Sea.
Second War with England. ITcadley. \ ■
History of tho Insurrection In China.
Homes of the New World. Miss Bremer.
Homo and Neighbors. New ed. do
Tho Bow in the Cloud, or Covenant Mercy for the
Afflicted. .' .
Martyr Missionary.
The Behavior Book. Miss Leslie.
Story of Mt. Blanc.
Stndent's Manual.
Bov. John Todd's Books for Children.
Life of Daniel Webster. For sale by
J. 8. DAVISON,
fate Davison A Agnew.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.
„ Property for sale.
r«THS mbscnbet- ctkrn for sale, on very leaconaMe terms,
>i *ST~fbllowlngpt>pcrty,riar--'- •. . - :T: » -
Brick Dwelling House, »a 110 Penn street,
Krans oUeyi sail tot 25 feet front,
S*;,W 112 feet to an alley The Hoosa Is one of tli
bSds tnthe^^ a<l ln 0n “ ° r Ik* Ujost pleasant neighlfcr-
KTeXots-semJraeinit corners ef Prent and Perry streets:
firs feet fronton Fcrtyana sixty foot on
Front street, with a good three,story Bffck BUlkllng on the
S”5 er ' a twe story Frame on'Frontet, foul two Brick Build
tort, used a, sliopa, on Ferry st
“ fMt amPr ° B *™ t ’ Ix ‘U r crt,
tota>rflot
A fioilßb- ana lot,ouTVylio street, near the new Court
"x ““S* “SOswierter,,!,,
ATOsaasassasfssasfs
A Cottage Frame and Lot 28 by 120 feet, fronting on* Ann*
11 a t< ra
Mot a™™Vo‘'£»“*' 150
to Llmotown, on tho Moncngahola River, on
Which tDerd are 4 houses; there ore bo mo Ocr 7 acn?sof>x.
U a pleasant; situation on tho bank of the M6nongaheUri“
er,a short dtatato Wo* LMkflo. 3.in tho
tensive stone,coal region, and would be a itmtnjj. point for
maaufocturing establishments.". '■■■’'■■• . ‘ .
„ If* o Dondrod acres of superior Stone Coal,wilh Douse,
JWs property has a front of Ufirods oh the
mohongaheta fiver; an. excellent tan dinar myvf • aradn *nd“
fbnndatlon for railroad-with enough lorol ground at one
point for honsea and gardens, or locations for mannfitotorha.
The reto Ishpep enoush to allow horses to bo used In haul
tng mjUhif coot—the quality or which, for iron work, s to™,
: gassdw»!r;niiyoTdtooiy BSCS, isTtotaoriniised by main tho
country. ■ ■ • • . •
■ In myshsefteo, my agent, James Blakely, Esn'wUl riTe
,all necessary lnformatlon,and ho author! red togfre nria
tee deedsfor any property sold.' JAUKri MAY
p f2fl ’So.HOPimnetwi.t
r u FpBTF-OKE BllllmsU I fJTS
. • '' ASP
Tffo large Brick Swelling Hookas lor Sale
r|«IE fntecribcr now offers tha following dOßlrablo proper-
X ty for sale, eitnaio In the Seventh Ward, and hut tan
minutes walk from tho Court Douse -
■ ONE LABQE BRICK DOUSE, with nine aportmonts,
situated on tho comer of Colwell and MUler streets. • Also
oSE BARGE TWO STORY BRICK DOUSBlwith efohi
apartments, situated on heed stroot. Eight Bunding fits
™ C SYs ll ' B !; roe , t J ; , ten Building. Lots on Rood street;
twenty-three Building Lots on Millor shoot. .’ This pronertv
U very conveniently situated, and will be"very desltahte
, for pnvato residences. . v
The above property, if not sold previous to the middle of
May, 1861, wtll be pntup at Public Auction,
, Trans,—One-fifth rash, tho holonco la ten years, with
annual payments. For further particulars, enquire ortho
subscriber..,; ■ JACOB TOUEIL -
sep!3 6m] Comer Colwell and Miller sta, 7th Ward
City Property for Sole or Eiehance.
rrtHL undersigned will exchange for Lands In thosubnrbs,
X tha following Froporty, or will "dispose.or It on lona
payments,viz: • • *
, A throe story Brick Donee, on Second street, now occupied
by Hon, Charles Nayfor. This house la built In modem
atyta,&ndof lbobostxnafcrtals. -
Also, three two story Btfck Honses on Piko st, each con
talnlngthreo rooms: * -
AlsOj two two story Frame DwallingHoascs on Finest*
each containing twelve rooms. **
Also, throe two story Frame Bweßlng Douses on Locust
bL, each-containing three rooms. * ■
A** o * two two story Promo Dwelling Ilouses on Pike Bt*
each containing three rooms. . . .
Bt °ry Brick Douses in .East Birmingham,
OB a fotSO foot by 120, with room to hulld seven’Sonses
more.
n^°o Fi fi> h e 1( r? Td T rop^ ty ia 0,1 >“ contlgloUs Lots of
Ground, CO feet front on Pine and Locust eta- (continuing
tnrongh the square and comers on Pike st) They aro so
arranged Oiat each propcrtycan bo sold separata.' Any one
wianingahomecan be accommodated by paying little mOre
than arent, after tho first payment, as I wHlrivo ten years
for the balance. Apply to- / fjelOj JAMES DLAEI?LY
Valuable Property Por Solc^
T u 9 S iv T'-7°. WTS, Noa. 151 and 152, in Col. Wood’s plan
of PiUsborgh,'each 00 foct on Water street, and ex
ending, 15 <; feet. through to Front siitet, along Redoubt
alley, immediately below John Irwin A Sons, and opposite
tho Central Railroad pepot. The whole will-bo ofhaSttlll
afler ■'Which, (if not Bold,) U will be
snbdmdod into lots to Buit purchasers. Far terms, which
will be made easy as to payments, apply to
LEECIT, -McALPIN & CO-,
ocl2. .- Noa. gIS and 244,.Uberty at, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IjlOlt SALE—TWO GOOD BUILDING LOT& “~T“~
• SlZE—Each 50 feSt front by 200 deep. ;
PRICE-^s2ooeach.. ,- .. v
$ 1& In han&vhalocce.rvt $b per months
SITUATE—Within 2Q minutes walk of the city
APPLY—lmmediately, to
oct* 3 S. CUTQBERT & SON. 140 Third bL
DW ELLING HOUSE IOIt SALK, With Lot W feet front;
situate pn the Browusyillo Road, near tho toU cate in
South Pittsburgh. Tho Iloore is a new frame of five rooms
well-papered; a good Stable and outOYen; choice Fruit
Trues, Grapes, Ac. I»rico SIXOO.
octl3 S. OPTiIGERT & SON, 110 Third pt.
riMlKliE aiOKE LEPTyON Build
i lug Lots, wathin twenty minutes walk of the
feet front by W deep, at $2OO each. Ton dollars in hand:
balance at flyo dollars per month. ApLly To-n&r. to - '
oct2Q *B. CUTUDERT & SON, 140 Third Bt
T Magnificent Country Seat.
UE fiubscriber.offcrs for sale that bcautifulTract of Land
on Coal Hill, formerly occupied by KobcrtFlnney,£«(j.
, and adjoining tho residence of A. KixfcLewlfr.liaq • i *
It contains twenty acres, and part or which is under cul-
Urab°n, hairing on it a fine yonng Orchard, and is also otna
mooted with forest trees, shrubs, plants, Ac.
This location commands.onu of ths most extensive views
In Western Pennsylvania, and being within twenty minutes
walk from tho city, presents advantages and. attractions un
surpassed by any similar tract of land in this market. ;
i 'Jsforo tho Ist of Jnno, it will be divided
into Lota and offered at Auction. a. WILKINS
_5??2 71 Fourth St
.. . For. Sale.
A Jj? T . O^S E 9P n) 1“ plan of lots in the Third
VI 'J?? 1 S f Pittsburgh, near High street, and
v t on Pennsylvania Avenuo, anti running
bacilli feet Tbo property will be sold, dear of all lncum
bnmce, except an annual ground rent of one hundred and
sixty-five dollars, to which it is now subject, tOn the proper
ty are seren good brick and two frame
* ”" UnS fOE ' sbout tire hundred
Price, JISOOi {6OO cash, and $OOO In 8 months—by good" 1
ondoraedpaper. \VM. Q. FBliniD™
Jolddf Attorney at Law, Wo. 120 Fourth street
FOR SAIiKI
ota noss ”s?h”wS n o«
hoUMS and stablinff and an abnndanco of flno fruit and ex.
collont water. Enquire of *
aprS
Ff acres OF (MOUND, near: the
Cr .«J n ? Koad t° ll which ia erected a Sickle Foc-
22 fact, one story high; also, n Building con
nected, 18 by 18 feet, and a Dwelling House, 20 by 70 f, ;c t,
T 1? "*?“ and eight r*ms, fIS
bhed In good style; large Stable, 20 by 14 feet, and a
drama Stable, 13Jjy 18 feet. Twenty Acres good Bottom
land; balance good Timber. This property will bo sold
lovr, and on good terms, Apply to j . ..
, rt THOMAS MOPFITT," •
-nOTIO : , ... . Poatßolldinga,FiftfastreeL:
SALE—IB AOliiSS OF LAND, in Sewiefcley Bottom,
7i of a mile from the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
on the Rig Sewlckley Creoh—23 acres good Bottom Lami
na balance well timbered. This property trill bo sold
cheap,,and on goed terms. Apply to : -
THOMAS MOFFITT, Real Estate Ag*t.
poy 3 ■ Post Buildings, Fifth street.
fWjft AND LOT,an Samson street, be.
tween Federal and Bearer streets, in the Seoond Ward
h?s7 I f t 31 f b ? 32 with » good Brick Build*
mg, IGU by k >2 foot, containing six rborns and cellar.
ALSO—-A GOOD BUILDING LOT, 80 by 20 feet, with &
twolro fiwtalley This Lot will bo sold low and
on good terms, Apply to THOMAS MOFFITT,
•®°*S _ Real Kstate Agent, Fifth st., Pont Bulldog.
SMnSwi? BALE,, Double Brick
.OUOgSßr.of twoatorles, editable fcr two tenants: each
part flnlahed* with aeollar, kl'rhed, and four.rooms. The
■X*t i B ®? fe ? t * ont „' J 3’ loo <i«P- Will bo sold at a bargain
ALSO—A BEICK HOUSE, on Chestnut street, Allegheny
8. CUTIIBERT A SOS. Ko. 140 Tlilrd st.
Dwelling houses run mod. weiiarmi
esd BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,irfth lot 2?tet
j3OOO° n 10111411 Strcot ’ 01,070 Rosa, by 80 foot deep. Pijo®
ALSO.—A throo story BRICK'HOUSE* situated on Bl
Clair street, ft few doors from Penn, Price $2,800
Terms easy on both of the above. ;
S. CTCTHBEKTI SON,
pot 2 . . .. 140 Third street. .
OTWHWiB®' PROPERTY—A comfortable UiiICK
pWKLLING HQUaU POB BALB, situated on Fourth
street, near Boss. Tbo Uouso Is well arranged for comfort
and convenience. The Lot is 24 feet front by 80 decn
Price SSOOOj terms easy. 8. CUTIIBEBT & SON ■
POTIQ No. HO Third Ptrc4t
mo LBT—A largo Three Btory DWELLING HOUSK,
A situated on Second stroot, ncarWood; contains twelve
rooms. Possession on the Ist of December next.
S. GUTHBEBT A SON,
140 Third street..
GOAL LAND FOR BALE—2& Acres of Lan;l, with a rein
of Coal feet thick, with a lower rein of 2 feet; only
m Inches between the two. Tho Land Is a rood soil, and 10-
Acres Inoultlratlon. -A good Dwolllng House;Fruit Trees,
good water and timber.. The Land is eultablo for Garden!
Ing; purposes; lutuate about 4 miles from'tho city: a abort
dlstancoirom the Brownsville Plunk Bond. " ” “
Heal Estate tor Sale.' ‘
B l tnnt ° Wood street,
. p J“ 8 , b ? r R h - ™b street and Virgin alloy, bo.
.
ALSO—A Lot, on the jMonongahela riror, in tho Eighth
immediately above the- Rolling Mill of Miller,
having* front of about 170 foe too the river.
. A T “ Bt> “ A t l " t , ln Allegheny City, on Bank Une, occupied
by Herron A Criswell os a Cotton Batting Factory.
Tcrmii easy. Apply to JOSEPH KNOX,
noT2iTiinss Attorney at lanr, 71 Grant ptreei.
EBWULB four, own LANDLORD.—THO UUUbLS
JrOHBALB, situate on Fulton street. One te wronged
■witti a Btora-rofan, and Are other Toom.»,‘wlth finished attic,
ft Good paved yard, hydrant. Ac. The Jx>t 1 front by
132 feet deep. Pnco $2300.
'Also, neaif the above, j> IhrelUng illoun;, of ball,
rooow, and finished attic. Price $2200 ■Tenaa; SSQO in
hand; balance In one, two antf three years.
» t - 'B, CCTHBEETArSON,
Qcfs * Kfeat Estate Agents, 140 Jhird si.
"trALUABLE PKOPKKTY Foil BALB-iiltaote on Penn
T atrect, Rfth "Ward, consisting of 32 ft. front by 100 ft.
deep to Spring alley, on trhirir Is'erected fbor homes
Price and tentys xnado known at the BeaS JSrtato Office of
ocls - 1 8. COIHBKET & SDK, 140 Third street
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BAKEWELL 4 CAMPBELL, ;
Attorneys at Law, 7& Grant street.
. - B. CBTIIBEBT & BOH, )
; Commission Ag»ts, 140 Third st
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NUMBER 129.
MISCFJiI.ANEOIJS.,
ft!>a coitoß bngs,'ln store
i> und tbr sola by JItHbEK 4 ItlcnErSOS.
-° <: . tJ) ~' T . 1 221 ami 333 mwiyutreet.
ADOJt, (aLiSi'-gCtO bosca HOTrtal bLm'cHj ami
conntrj.ivlnaoß glua, In atom anil iiir sola by .
MILLED.* WOKBISIQN,
221 find 220 jJliffty at.
'I'UUACCCM- / " ”
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XiiO,.*lo r W;>U.Grants -..;v40«/ • ■'
,300 ATalbcrtAGantry’^ amllO’fjdo; ‘
60 fo*gs SixTwirt Pittsburgh •■..■:■• <io; s .
26 da Blag i do . do.
. Jnsiore.oaid.fop Ea]eby,~.. - :■■■■: v:-;.-,-
< -w'’ . * f- MILIjEtt & ftICKBTSOJf,
*«?. . J 1 and g23Ubfcrtygtr '
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v/ WitttcrßjSnnaoil> .. v ...
-.Bl^iiclicO.vrintorclcphanfolitvj^v
• v BiuadicU TTinter oiL;-
.: . .;■ • ' . vTanneT , fl.^Usaiiaijiattkoil; /
T- -v. No. 1 iatdfttidfiix^edoil.
. ; ln storeandfotsalo,by. . MILLER ( &-RTCKETBON.
wtg) . - ■ ■ - - 221 apfl 223 liberty at.
BHAZIL BLMAIb—76 bags Draaitflcgaiv Ibrsafoby ■
- ■ AULLEH 4 KICKETSON,
- -^ cil ■ ' ■■■■'■■'■ '■■■'■■ -V ■' 221 MHI/223 Liberty at
BOTTJSB AMD LAKB— v . —■-
16 tibia prime' peeked butter; »
. 6Jtet-aSo. 1 lard; received and<br Bale hys. ■
MILIJK b niCKKTSOIf,
" ctJn 221 and 223 Libettf a.
rpEA—.
. 100 n yK>n, Gunpowder and Black
• 250 catty boxes do ■ do Toa.
. by MILLER S RICKEtSON,
":i. • -■■■■. -221 and 323 Lifaertrst.-
y DQARAND SIOLAgSES-i - l! ——
• J^ s -o on^G°n,tu f?sr»''•
• f2so£kj* . <l° . molasses;
.*■ lOObuJf bbls do ’ ' do; ' ■'•
15 bblb Bt James’auear-honro do; for Badoby
' oci29 MJUJRiniCKTrSOJf,
• 221 and 223 Liberty St- ,
/^KHMER
V : SM bags prlmo l{io coffee;
• do Laeuayra do; •
25 pocket* Old OpTcnmont Java dot for oiWsbc
MILLER £ RICKKCSDN,
221 and 223 llfcany st
OIWDItUiS
O Iren, Nail?, Cotton Tamo;
■ : " rapping, writing and letter papa
... twjno,pipes, Iroomij.
JiTuancs, liuoketa tntis; _ s
InOlgo, whltoltad, load, powdoi; '
Snot, sttleratns, pplceLoanilloa:-
Cigars, £c,» &c+ &c. •
0C129 MIL LBrt ARTCKETSOff,
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T>U.HVHII:AT for (a j- 0 b ■
Mt£l , ' KIRKPATRICK A HERBONB,
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" Kls?«Ei.<lo; forsaloby
T^jrnrtTT-r? —kirkpatmokaVrho Ns .
IJISARI, ASII—IS eiSaiSsairi)F r^-r- ~~ *—
- ° rtSl KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
* be3¥ *■ U '"“ lTe<i “ nd nr:«aiob>
777.“!/..- 1 • • KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS: ’
I'UBACCO-#}boxes wor tetl-brands, 6’a and B’a- r “
, '■ - KIRKPATRICK a inrenreeo
S° Uat “ v,ilm ar b J > —■—
Q_ 00ta..;-; : KIRKPATRICK t HERRONS.
OIL-10 bbl* No. I'Lard Oil;
“ Totinerß’^o; for sale by :
wUI ; raffiffPATwq^&ja^oNs.
bbla Mess Pork for raloby
Ml * l KIRKPATKICK & irKUßnxa
* IiTJSTS’ MATBKIAI -
■fV UjO yards CSmvhss, for artists:
- “)sro!a Bristle Brnsics; ’
w do Sal>!o. .do
V Jt-;?® onto hibesj : 1 -
In^rtOT^S,?rlettaKnitc^Blenders, is.
In store and for Bale dy . . FLEMINO lmos,
Snecessore toJ. Kidd & Go,
60 Wood plruefc.
iwobiok balwm a 3, .mu torn*,
cy , - InjOSj,.',:’ FLKVTKH mma °
JR.°<Kta !X ' I,ilUB—000 te ’ la store aai <“rmt!o by
• fleeing broi
B>3sloro bj
PIKMISC! BROS.
STS' (tore ana for ra te by
• - PtK3II.NO; BROS.
|7 \LLa—2obD lfl .r,- o .'l Tanners, Oil;
•_ JJj Jio.l Ikmk rdor ..
' t« „ Winder Bleached Whale Oils
In stow ana for.salo by: , FLEJJTOfa
"•"• Successors to J. Kidd &Co
-COWaJ^aireoL
lj A in stoni *« by
1 3 i '£$ uu -‘~"> wßpj-b In Eton, aM ferrate
YiF“ izSAW ur“^4l^S
octSS ‘ •- o_-®J UTJ f ■■"
r UB . TPl ■„ A 122 Sgwwiraodlfil Front street.
—- ■ .BVIITU a BTt.-CT.ATR
MM ' prlm ° 1 ‘ i ° iij. hy
C°MM 1 ~^“ 5^""lor wJ ' j »y . .",. ;-—^-.
-■- ~.■: .- : : Corner Wood nnd Mint rig
A H^,k L KOll SALK; price sano
±i-2? I_. S - CUTIIDERT * BON- fjo S'rt.
ICO «».*»Pn«or
, Ea P l ™. &PS
A. A. MASOS CO.’g, No, jB Fifth «t
Ellpsssssssfe.
: •' •••' -0C417.. •
tjgKisat*' ■ J '"r , i , s!as»'s"™>
- - - — — So.2sFiab6t
dutiful all wool Plaid* ««*V2& I**, more of those
: • . oct37
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«qmwiEhawls.of CTcb-d^cripUon 00 ? ffwlltn &?Wgni
BeplO v. *** A. MASON &CO.*B t
‘ ~—— —1- ••■ • No; 26 fifth straw*
V«*> andiupTaga;
. ■:.*» fPraaninaftiaifo;
t 3. D. WIELUHS.
dontoFaculty, sto
the Commencement Jdly 27 1112 pie
of Daaicl Webster. : PobllsW by remS m / mor ? liTa
■” ' »• A. FAHKtCTOCK & CO,
Comer Wood and Pintafs,
±*™*h*» lbs for sate by
U. A. FAHNESTOCK Ji CO.
: 3 jr, . MJ3JJBT BELL,
_ gtreot, oppoelto reft,.
M quaUttaTf
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tt^ofWTriiniainU^^Sf^P' 1 . utirnwm.
sep» .; i -•- J - 8 - SlcliJlJi & CO^
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O ll^® 0 blla UllforWlo bT
J=l_“P29 J. 8. LKEOIf . tfX. . _.
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SCIIAM) ItOHLN—3OO bbla fcr «STSr
Kp2 ° J J-B.LBKCH. IWcALPIV 4oq
0 /., u “ ber M><» rich ore; sitoatSonUno
- "iA.JttUSMIW.A_m
npJSAS-50 half chests priino Gwen ;
‘ 'Ljlr- 'L^ } ftacl Oolong;
Mcaadyhoxoa tfo „ «
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filming miorußng
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i-X just openedibrfr Fall Stock otarllnnJijf?.i l i* , ’ luiT<l
aolßrtcaUcjtlte, ofl'toU,^Ptolo
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