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£; Ye;• 1 ** > M >Y- fpc?t» cf ihobunal vautta in Naples in the foi-
V.* 4 4» * lv*\^r|rC:« i .• *^ L < to r , lowing taanner;
. dl ?an openedftelron door, and ween
-■■if Y* 1 "^'! s* r ■* '-•" f .* ! ; *.- f,: *j tered a dean, spacious, and well paVed area,
Vt" V%«\£. 'V: J! lth lcag*owe of iron rings in the heavy slob of
KIA '•‘ , - v -v -> 7 pavement. Without asiingn question, the
Y'-'fti' .Y, r ’,,y‘ ;•, man talked across to the farther corner,
iffy' tl <V :•■v t S A 1 where stood a movable lever, and fastening the
»•> ohain IBto *® fi*tore. raised, tbo. massive stone
'Aw*!*: '•<’ ? oyerof a pit He requested.ns to stand back
‘ f r ; Yi. * Y'nY’' l •' ''■ Y'i'*' forofew minutes, to give the effluvia time to
Y «‘' J escape, and theu sheltering our eyes with our
, i' 'Y -Jjtte W:\\'.~ ’ h ats, we looked in. Tou have read, of course,
that there are three hundred and .sixty.five pits
'}J-\ -,i ■ *.-'(11 s,. §; t!; V>' i n ‘k’ lB P'ace, one of which is opened every day
'|jY”V /‘,V,-YS*JY ' (:=*>'(q 4 *j-r *: ' for the dead of the city. They are thirty/or forty
mY-vY('eY;r-<". •’iY.lAY’t‘r '."Ti 1 * J cet ? e ep, and each wold oontain perhaps two
' eZ*! Y> ? 1 1 ",°f %’ ; t*i *•' £ ■'>■£ hundred bodies. Ume is thrown npoirthßTiaUjr
ftt’YslLl- 1 'j- C, »■ I tf 1, Y V ’ heap, and it soon melts into a mass of garbaeo,
rf £:, “ d b 7 tb ,° end of tbo year the bottom of the pi
is cavered with dry white hones. .. ....
V-Y it’ vY7 : - X ‘*“ 80m ? before we could distinguish
~ ■'■'AY- • f V ■% 1 •; 1 anything in the darkness of the abyss. Fixing
i>« ! -V>V >‘ ti S Cy l 8 in ono j‘ p ° t ' bowe *«. the onifines ef f
.t»...i>' > d yhecamer defined gradually and inn few
SJa* !^, S c ?!A?WA .'AtS .{‘t^'T, 1 ’■ t £';iCr : ‘ sheltering my eyes completely from the
‘Go; ,YN;V-. j. YYi Bnn above, I could see all the horrors of the same
bat to ,° Eight corpses, oUgrown per-
c:v;ev, '‘Vt.Yii'Y B °ns, lay in o confoscd heap together, as they
,-t had been thrown ic, one after another, in the
»^^A^t»VrSS£*? s , ;V#fSblws.' r J^. , *Jr.f •! coarse of the day. The last wasa powerfully
V YtV'>Y; *i 'KIvJ ?“^ e ’ «™y old maD ’ w ho bad fallen flat on bis
sj&iPjXy-Y-^M' backi with hisright hand lying across and half
jhwVW'J 1 <;>■ i£'l t~£J\ '>-t 00 7 riB B *he face of a woman. By hisfulliimbs
V v-*M ? nd chest, and thodarkor color of his legs-he-
Y ryjYl'YY {’{],£ ,-r Ip ,V:V i ( ,V*« low . *ho knee, he was probably one ofthe larra
' Y' ' 'L'J.'J, roni, and bad met .with a sudden death. '
M r vr^‘\ r ':t'Y’.;Yr' His righ .‘ hcB ' lay on the forehead of a young
.'.'Vi 1 ‘ ,IV ™ an «maaistod to the last degree, his chpsc
‘rY ! ; 1 np “ bc u ?' ttnd hiß ribs Bb °wiDg like
' tt skeleton covered with akin. The close black
N> 1 -'>' , f>-; Y\1 V (V ■ ? nr ' a of the latter, ns his head rested on another
1 body, were in such Btrong relief that I could
i"4W-Y\h'S-'-C- 1 1 ‘ I 1 .”® ?°aatcd them. Off to the right, quite dis-
Ss fi S%' Unßt , from tbo bc °P’ la y> in a beautiful attitudo,
a girl, ae near as I could judge, of not moro
£ tb r « twenty. She hid fallen on the
Ijlbbfcylisi.'.Yvj?' P l e ’ and rojted orelid away. Bor hair was very
,H> ‘lit; longhand covered her left shoulder and bosom;
! ier , arm was across hcr-body, and if her mother
5? d ,aid her down to sleep, she could not bavo
disposed her limbs more decently. . Herhoad
SY-.1t,';.; r ; had rallen a little to the right, and her feet.
were small even for a}ady t .Trcre pressed
- ono agaipst the other, ns if she was about turn
lne on her side. The sexton said that a young
“a o ' had come with tbo body, and was very ill
-'i^k i r rYY-S.' I’' 1 ’' V'■;'. 4ifji, [ n . r so “ e Ume after it wastbrown in. Weaskcd
•tjA&bl-r'y*- r h, “ lt respectable peoplo were brought here.
- “ YcB ” he said, “many-none but the rich
!‘. i 7 ! oald g 0 V> the expense or a separate grave for
their ' •l •:•■ - •/.. - - - 1 ■ > •'•
People were often brought in handsome gravo
f ;v; = v '' c , lothes , hot they were always stripped before
S'."-' '• : ■-! ■£}■ vy V:V-Y ,he y were left. Tbo shroud, whenever there wsb
one ,a S the perquisite of the undertakers.
And thus are flung into this noisome pit, like
'f ; --Yr " : '‘V v i i. beastfl > lh ® Efeater part of the population of this
Y-.Y*}»->,i.Y-y'''i t v 4v-'Yp '•^roatcity—-theyoung and old, the vioious nod
virtuous together, without the decency even
of a ra R t 0 beep np the distinction of life 1 Can
liuman beings thus bo thrown away?—men like
ourselves—women, children, like our sisters and
cV ■: Y‘~ ,HvOk v ? 1 - 1 Y i; j brothers } I never was so humiliated in my life,
‘. : w‘ ■Y£ ;^"fY#' -„ J as by this horrid spectacle; I did not think a
: ;S e 5 IY;YiiSYi!YY; !•-YyY&Y Y' ; man—felon even, or a leper—what you will think
is goi'iy'ov debased—l did not think 'anything
1 that had been human, could hose recklessly
: abandoned. Pahl, Jt makes one eiofc at heart!
1 •' i'J K ,c y Y C 'l ; God grant I may nover die at Naples.-
S ThcWant of Bread In Forten*
• | ttone ciona for torn. Nnpoleon .
?4Ss?. .'■>?’| CY’al? Y?'Y'l All who have read the hi stories of the suoees.
YiVYAY'-v. j a’ l *® revolutions in France, from the time of the
?t unfortunate Louis the Fifteenth, to the present
da y* mnßt baow that ono or the moat potential
illf c,ement3 >“ the popular discontents which led to
ISviSjjfevf thoeo national changes, was the cry for “ Bread!
° m ° re ‘hauhalf-atarving popnla
xt bto tnnoh to-do with the first impulse in the
“ Rei S“ “f Terror" in the last part of the eight-,
tccath century. It had still morn ageuoy during i
the famous “ Threo Days of July,” in driving
charle9 ' the Tenth from the throne of the Bonr-
H*’#"^^S®^'s2S^TO£fi!SiiJWK» l , S'*}Mrsf bons. But in neither tbo time of Mabiu Anroi.
NEITE> ' nor f n thot-of the last of the Senior Bour
bons had .it.more signal poteney than in that
oonvulsion r whtoh made the land of their birth; _i_ ;
and lho rtrtPients oi the national hospitaiities of "bSSF?
Great Britain. aa- their predecessors in the ***«•s, °
n ijrt’’ Frenoh monarchy had been frequently before, in it M. Cab
tiraea of trouble. . 1 J
~T he «7'or "Bread" was never lender from «,L i Su”
*ho people of France than it is at this moment. site ne quel
By unanimous consent it Is declared that the l ’S nt! ??* , S y
neoesaarics of life werenover more costly than at m'cau’
VESa? heStif IS-W K Avrj: Vl* th,a very hour, under the rule .of LeuisUnpoleon. '■ - .
4* Ever y hoar, the .Vonitear, the organ of tbo Gov- OAEUIi
r : -'^sYr.i'-ti, <foment, estimates the snm necessary to supply . TEltiiY.Vir?
tbo ox P e oted deficieney infoodat of
fi,anos 5 or about fifty-aix snUllons, of dollars, and I. Thoadvcrti
s?B tbis ifl regarded by their informants as decidedly BappronUcashi
below the mark.' _. . . _ . / yeamluthep,
If the Emperor Louis can conquer this diffi- -»vtf ,
“ally, which appeals not only to tbo business, Jhuj
-.cY.-t- YYiV-YnjiY 1 and bosoms; but to all the stomachs of his liege , B , f “T'“ 1 ° CA ? i
e ? bjeCt8 ’ hfwMboagreatervictorthanaemeof 'i^SS'c^
tbo more illustrious of his predecessors. -His tnlshai oompo
bflat P° ,ic y would be to pnta loaf on every man’s Eo»Buit,ifei
YY YY^_s.'^'Y s Y Y—YY *?5 Y table, and a piece of. beef, pork or mutton in mstnoar Wo
**>«wi-* avery kitchen. 'This would do more (in the
-: :^%f-rr r YY’ P«»mt paeral destitation of those who enffer w i SSon
S4WsWs^^h i l T l^+U- < i»s! < inevitably whenever provisions are dear,) to ixt session on
i strengthen his throne and maintain his suprema- DAY » ®l
oy than all the nonsenso about placing himself uboh
at the head of European Liberalism.— Exchange zu —Hou. A. w
"„rA i tss- ! ;; : A Y. f ..V paper. b. muar, *.,
awteh Bnl
J Y--S35 choice Hyocln
,si£f hK-'f-gJ. ror Hoots for (U
•§BC^B#*SS®^sS6i^*«kSio»S^Sleb« , SfeW , gEllllM ;( <h' riraMed mart*
JUB, of the UM
s, .nowopen for
■ “ Velveta;
Tapestry Brnsse
■ w>th«v«y dose
s W d ssr*
’ Obrtn, Cocoa,
rfSiiSe'lte.-f »r and Stair OU
Floor Druggeta,
niUanßlhS, V
landcUcrsa
[xc.. f JJJCTibcwapo uow
ii)^ s A «_V>!!.S s rtY'sgWs|7%At, irgest aSßortmon
SAMTB,«ndall a.
Ita this martoi
<5 bey Will be const
r»s»ri-n , *« , -f?ss'KfKaio»S i f4%'«»- iee, they confiden
fer peenUar adva
ro Merchnn
■sfifevS^e^CJ!jViY-CcEii' B.??!/#tonUon of march
L -7;. :i by their papei
ir.aerram folios
Hy pnper to pab ' l
tho.dronlotlonof
Y : #> v if sfrt*£ge£&ZsB-3 Y hu ,° tholr w , e<
S»i®' ! S 6 hvssi^siVh;iC.^ij.;q l wSes»gj4'?-s®&h SA<^ ,i « twenty years, ein
4 id Western Penns,
:JtVv Ar - V Ni i>-wV-r4 lomo.. ■ - •
' : ,c /Uj • to mate use of .
; to German businei
o city. . i
\5 Corner of Liberty
dtefa Drug Store.
POCKING
ißsssss
; goods in Chlldm
end- Drawers, sold
.-r-Slr, 0, ASTON
CilYdj;. rtfefliy announce to
YYY- IfY;V?,CC'& i: ! that they will glc
£i •'if • >lln .and Plate. Ii
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VOLUME XU.
DAILY MORNING POST.
FRIDAY MORNING::::::::::::::::JANUARY 13.
’ A Female-Colony Needed;
The Melbourne Argus. speaking of Australia
says: ::-In this, the nohest colony..in the
world, the males outnumber tho females to the
enormous extent of about 57 000-
Luxnrics command high prices where luxuries
are scarce and- .money plentiful. No ono- it is
to be presumed.' who lays claim to taste, who
has soft sympathies and human tenderness, will
question-that pretty damsels are the greatest of
all luxuries. Fifty-seren thousand of - these
-luxunos -are needed in Australia. A cargo -or
bo of bright eyes and roßy cheeks would com
mand a high price.,. Tho most unromantic of
all things from brcgues to scnll-caps—from ham
mers to piokoxes—sell, inordinately high there:
They are shipped with o-eertamty- of- success--
Then, indeed, would a cargo of damselß bo worth
their weight in gold. ..
Those who take an interest m matrimony, and
watoh the increase of. population, are disposed
to commisserate - the young pooplo In that com
munity. in which is exhibited n great numerical
dispurity between the sexes. Bat the thinking
man will Boon discover that no hardships really
result from the disparity YOnng men go oat
into the world to seek their fortunes They of
ten go to distant places—to dangerons places
The gentler sex cannot follow them The mo
tiro that carries them .s to get tho ra-c-ns to
justify matrimony. They leave their hearts be
hind them. They toil and struggle, sometimes
for years, before they are successful j and, when
successful, if they be men of right stamp, they
return to elaim the hoorts they left behind tbem.
The rewards of enterprise and labor in Califor
nia have led to many marriages - that would not
otherwise have taken place. Tho smoo thing U
true of Australia. However, it cannot be doubt
ed that a cargo or so of damsels wonld.be right
heartily weloomcd in Australia.— Washington
Sentinel. , .
Steamships to the Sandwich Islands A
company has been organized at San Francisco,
with a oapital of $10,000,000, for tho purpose
of establishing a lino of steamships thenoo to
China, via tho Sandwich Islands. . The Pacific
Ocean bids fair to become, a great field for enter
prise, in promoting communication by steam be
tween'the. Fooifio ports, Australia and Asia.
Great Britain will, in a few months, have a line
of steamers between Panama, Australia and
Chios.
China. —Dr. Bridgman Bays, that the last cen
sus of China which he saw in print, was for the
year 1818, which made the population of the
empire more than three hundred add sixty-one
millions, and he is confident that.tho present
population is not less than. four hundred mil
lions.
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AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, abovo Wood
Thomas M Uarihall,
A STORVEY AT LAW—OSes, Lowrie a Bnlldlngfl, Fourth
Ajrtreet. Jan7.ly
. I R« B* Carnahan.
A AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
/aj Cherry alley and Prune street. • je&y
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A JITORNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Offlcw In
XV; Bakewella Building?, on Grant street. J«2
- - • 1- *D. 11« Ilaxen.
A jnGRNBY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, above and
f\i near Rmlthfield. jaarSTy
• J* 8« morriion*
Attorney and counsellor at law—office, te
i mored to No. 44 Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh
P*- p BprlOy
' T h« Biddle Roberts*
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office. No. 1328mUhfMll street,
i between Fifth and Sixth. Collections rarefnliyatt«n'l
ai tq—special attention given to Conreyaariny. fderiHy
A 1 Thomosßleane. .
ITORNKY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
i Office, next door to the Post Office, BtenbenrUle, Ohio,
. . mj4-.- . <•.■’ •* •. • i . ■;r - ■
. • • <• * g, P. Uoaa.
A ITOaNEY ATIAW No. 109 Fourth street; Pittiburgh
lX.iVn., fbnrlh door below Mr. Rody Patterson’s Uvmr
■■■ ■•* •• T ■ ■ jc2ft
f N. Bnekmasterf
A LDKRMAN—Office. Fourth street, third door fibres
XjLtSmithflclil,Bouthrkle. ConTeyanongofallkindsdone
wlih-the gT»?aU»t care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real
tatcexamlned. Ae. • , ncvlA
I BUSINESS CARDS.
Ifl R* DRAYO. Diamond. Idltsburgb. dealer it
4 Country Produce, offers for sole a choice stock.o
G roderles, selected for family use. Spices of every aariuty
and Uw purest quality, ground at his Btcom Mills. Also,
Dried Fimta, Foreign and Domestic. • Prtxloca tukenin ex:
chaqge fr»r Merchandite.
/ D. has procured a ftill assortment of I<andrcth'n
WarrantcdGanlun Seed*, and invites the attention of all lu*
tereatwl m rural affairs. ..... janll
. , j a. S. XEECII, McALPIJ? &. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
• ; .aim nutans a
ProYiflions. Hotalfl and Pittaburg Ha&ufaotcroff
| Nos. -lii AXD LIbEXTT SfOUT.
»ngff} pfTTsnunQir.
rRIIfCTB Ki. BATLET. A. ttpygi77i£,
! ... DAILEY ft RENSIIAW,
TEA -DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCKIIS: Dealers lu
.Woolen and Willow 111 axe.. Japanned Tin Ware, liou.se
kecidogUtoavilfl,Ac.,Wholcsdc and HcIaU.No. 253 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. apx!s;y
; : King & Sloorheail.
TXrHOLRSALE GRUCHRS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
fyj No, 27 Wood street, Mttshargh. _[my23
; {_•>• -< .Smith ft Sinclair*" :
X\7UQhb3MAi UiiOCKES AND COMMISSION MKIL
fTi CII ANTb—-Corner IV n«i and-FiMt ats. fnov3 •
1 • Paul ft Murdock.
/'HBunsaioN and korwaiding sierchans, and
V gTiitAiIDOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Watorstwet,Cincinnati,
.Obfoj (aplrlf
I. D. '..ILUE.f XIUKPAtIIJCK. »- pr^F’>y,
Kirkpatrick ft Herroni*
Wholesale ukookks. produce and oosnus-
SION MbKoUANT3,andDvalernin Pittsburgh Manu>
foctopa An.. 24-3 Liberty tlrtci, Pittsburgh, P* my!7:y
r&ASbXB fiXLUC&S. -- JOHS AICOIB, 1 v*nr. OWi9,
Pittsburgh. Maryland.;- Pittsburgh-
Sellers, XlcoU ft Co.,
PRODUCE ASDGBNKRAIi COMMISSION MERCHANTS-
J»o. 009 Liberty stiw. Pittsburgh, Pa.
;6pgnq>Unaood and Lard pile. ' jv2R
waxaui xiLLtK, rbilA .. .v*.Ejc«TSON.Pitt*buiirk.
Miller ft Rloketion,
TT7HOLE3ALK GIIQCEItS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
¥ T i Wines and Scgura-Nos. 172 and 174. corner or Irwin
and liberty rtroeU, I'iUsburgb. Iron, NaUa, Oottoa YartuL
Ac., Constantly dn hand. ' • jy2B.
J. D. Williams.
XTrHOLB3ALE AND RETAILFAMILY GROCER, AND
TV: Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer-lu
..Country Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures—Wood s!,
four doors glaive Hfth. I’lttßtmrgh.- mars
tOUS.X OLUSXET OORKEUUS WCtOSKET.
Wholesale and Bo tall Clothing Morchants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
TUB Hnbecrlbera respectfully mlbrm tlieir old easterners
and the public In general, that they havo this day as*
soctated themselres in tho abore business, under the firm
of JOHN. M CLOShEY A CO. -They respectfully eolkit a
share of public patronage.
Tbß previous business of encli will be Settle*! by them
selves respectively. ■ fehp
Jamei C« Watt,
MERCHANT TAILOR—No. 4o Fifth street, opposite tbs
: Theatre Pittsburgh, Pa. apr7
T> . LAIKU. (Intanf tho firm of Chkiuy ft Laibd-) havlnc
JLVu opoiicU -STOKE NO. (two. doors above the old
stand.) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTIfINQ
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
flhare of the patronage of the late firm. .
N. B. —Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
styles, and on lhe shortest notice—lnferior to none in the
city. . ■ .. i . . - jan2fey
. B. T. C. Morgan,
BOOKSErXER AND BTATIONEIt-hw always on hand
a general assortnnmtof Bchool. Miscellaneousandßlanh
Books. Printing. Post and Cap Ihtpor. Ac., \Vholewdn and Re
tail, No. 104 Wood street, below Yiltb. East side. Pittsburgh.
. Wanted, Raga and Tannurtr Scraps. apls:ly
X Ri 'Weldln,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In Blank and
School Books. Paper and Stationery. No. 63 Wood
street, (between Third and Fourth.) Pittsburgh. Pa. (mr2o
■ - ii. C. Htoelcton.
Lath Johnson a stoorton. bookseller, sta
tioner, Printer nnd Binder—comer of Market and
Third strolls, Pittshnrgh, Pa. . fjylUitf
The old printing, establishment. (Laii jomt-
BTON.A Stocmo.v.) and BLANK BOOK asd STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—Is prepared to execute every style-of -
Legal. Commercial. Canal and Steamboat-Job Printing and
Book Binding, end furnish every article m the Blank Book,
Paper and Stationery. Una, at the ahortest notice end on the
must reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, comer of Market
md Second streets.
Printing Office and Book Bindery. No. 60 Third st. ncrvlft
• SclmeUinan As Hannleln, - T -
LITHOGRAPHERS —Third street, opposlto tho Postofflce,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes Bill Heads, Show Bills,
Labels Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
Vis tID-Cards etc. Eograrcd or Drawn on Stono, Printed
In Colors, Gold Bronze r Black, In the most approved, style,
end at the most reasonable prices octlßily
Austin 1.00 mis,
RKau EpTaTE -.0....T, .uHiciiauuixe, Since, and Bill
Broker, OSoe, No. 92 Fourth Street, (above Wood ) The
subscriber having opened an ofilca at the above place, for the
purpose of negotiating Loans, Bills, Bonds, Mortgages, and
all other Instruments for tho security of -Money, and for the
purchase and sale of Stocks. Will also give prompt and
particular attention to buying, selling, ranting of and loas
ing Real Estate. (Jy7J AUSTIN LOOMIS.
JOHN VLEUINO ..COCFI&AIf rLEHIkm
FLEUINO BROTHERS,
. . : (Successors to J. Kidd A Co.) ■
TYTHOLESALE DRCQOISTS, Kb. CO Wood street, Pllto-
V V burgh,: Pa. Proprietors of Dr. irLane’s Celebrated
Vermifuge, LiverPUlb, Ao., - - : : ■ ■: -■ - - my":y
. . , B. A. Fahnestock A Co.,
TTTHOLKSALE DRUG WAREHOUSE—Comer First and
V T Wood streets, and comer Wood and Sixth. [febl
JNO. GROBTT,
Importer of Brandies, Gin, Winn, So.;,
FINE_OLDMONONOAnELA RYE WHISKY,
Feaeh and Apple Brandy, doc,
• • • Also, llECTlFiea AND DlßTllslXß
uoroer of gmlthfleld and Front streotp, Pittotnrgh. Pn [dr9
- J« Brj^ari
TS7"HOI.I.SALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
TT IM Liberty street, and 31 Diamond alley- feblO-y
■ PAGODA TEA STORE.
•I and Retail Oncer, Dealer
Si.. re, lmp i rt4r of Country Black Teas, French Bran
ales, Wines, Ac, corner of Diamond alley and iho Diamond,
PittsbnrghwPtt> - • - • - r ■ ■ tebM-y
limAT.*™ Walter p, Marshall, " “
SORTER and Dealer in French and American Paper
Hangings. mar 3
L°a?«toKs££S?^' B, ’ Mortg “ g,a ’ B * 11
CltSS'nSß^t^^li%,*S ot > n «‘
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W. 8. Haven.
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BUSINESS CAEDS.
: cunnaar.
. 8. L. CUTHBEBT.
S. CtITHBERT fiD SON,
REAL ESTATE AND GKNKBAL AGENTS, Ho: 00
SmitAfield strut: ■; novl
, , Jolm H.Mellor, .
, "IXTHOLESALB AND RETAIL .DEALER IN MUSICAL,
-if .-INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Music, School Books and
Stationery, No. IR2 Wood street. . ' (jnol
A*'Tftndle* . . .
WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE.HARNESS,
VALISE and CARPET BAQ manufao*
jyid-y * urer > 10G Wood street, Pittsburgh, pa. ,
L< E« Heyrrardi
TYBALER in BOOTS. BHQES, TRUNK 3 and LEGHORN
X/ and BRAID HATS, corner of Market and liberty sts,,
N 0.174 Pittsburgh, Pc. je!4:y
< • • William. Glenn,
T^OOKBINDKR—Corner of Third and Wood streets, abovu
X - 0 JI. Kay, where be is prepared to do every description
Qfßullpgand.Biading,. . [dixil
i T. B. C ALVERT & CO..
TV®-S t NKERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
J-s Enmorn M&Str4CtDUBS r No. 48 Sooth Third street,
t uiLAPrjupxnA. ' ■ wpa>
Cara* 1
TT LEE, (sveosssos to Muarrtr a Lxs,) WOOL DEAL
XX. LR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale
of American Woolen Goods/ No. 189 Liberty street. [my4
-u i_ i T~ J Thomoa M. LltUe, . t-'"
XJfTATOH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between
TV IV ood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
All pinda of Jewelry mad and repaired. fapMy
J SCOTT "i>ENTin^"Fourth street, tire doors
Swcatof Mark t
Office Houbs—From nlna A. M. to five
P y dec2o;y
l>r Darld Hunt, ■
DFNTIST—Ornos, Fourth street, between
HfffyyyvMarket and Wood streets, nearly opposite Iho
Pittsburgh Bant. notl'Mv
„ BARR A ttONttß,
A BCIHTIOTS—Offices Philo Hall, No.TSTUIrd street,
xX Pittsburgh and cast ide of thu Diamond. Allegheny.
BLOUIU S Lost Birmingham, manufacturers of
Bar Iron and small Iron of all descriptions, and
make, also the fin tquality of Hoops, Rounds and Squares,
Leave orders for Iron in the box, ut the city i* *t
OCite. ocl*t
Money JLoan OUlce,
I JOHN A O lilllEN «fto CO.,
I 13" Thrdstr ‘l y below Snxihjuld,
MONEY to loan in largo or small quantities, on Cold
and Silver Plata Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Guns,
Pistols Musical Instruments valuable articles of every
description;
Fondled Plcdgcssold immediately after being outof date,
unless redeemed. Bargains' of Gold Silver Watches,
Jewelry. always on band. scp7
! " AUNULD tt WILLIAMS
HEATING & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
! MAacfACTuatsa or
Chileon Furnaces. Wrought Iron Tubing,
i • Ann Fmiaas roa Steau, u*a oa WxTrn.
No. at Murket street. Pittsburgh. arp27
have sold our Furnaces, Patterns, Ac., to Messrs
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom wo cordially recommend to
the botrouago of the public. •
SCAIFC, ATKINSON k OKKLY.
1 8* M'Klnley,
rXOLSE, SION, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, AND
XX Dealer in Paints—No.44 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh:
Has (Constantly on hand all kinds of Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan and Copal Yarofch, Unaeed Oil, Boiled Oil,
Spirit* Turpentine, Window Glass of all sixes, Potty, Point
Ururfhes, IC4 all of the best quality, aud for sale at res*oaa>
blaprtcfa. ■ «.pll
. - ( _ James Lowry, Jr«,
f%tSAXR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No. 294
•eltcrman » Row, Liberty street, haa on liaud a large
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads. of every description, mode' of
the host materials, which he vtU sell lower than ortidcj ol
the Same quality can bo sold In the city, ire would call par*
tkular atLsuUun to hi* largo stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chaiyif and. Bods leads, which be will sell at greatly reduced
price*. Also, Turning of every description executed In the,
n«att»t manner. Orders Jett at the Ware Rooms, or at the'
Millj corner of Adams and Liberty street*, will be promptly
ttended tr>. marJl
j Jaraw Melilnizert
ON ONGAIiKL A IitAMNU MlUlr—Wuuld respectfully
XTI; inform his friends etui the public, that his cow e*ta]>
lubuient Unow in full operationcc-A tbat he is prepared to
lknt Cabin*, sail till all orders for Flatted Lumber,
trUh proinptarM, and at the lower! rates.
Hoard and Plonk, plauod on one or both aldfiA, constantly
ouuaud.
ftfeh, Doors, end Mouldings, of erery description, ttt*'** to
order.
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to gfre him a call, os he am now furnish tb*rra with planed
stuff aultable frraTcry draeriptUmof work.
cjugrm.
( HESBON & CBISWELL,
! BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MARUPACIIJEERS of all kind* or BRASS WORK, LO
COMOTIVE. STKAM ENUINK, PLUMBKIIfI, Ac. Al
ao, tjottou Batting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, h’0.12 Market straet, I’itlsburgb.
OiD BRASS and COPiUiU taken in exchange for work,
Of rasb pald. Orders left at iho Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. ■ .... - . - fcby-.ly
j JOSKPH T. LOWHV,
> . £*o. &3 Obrner of astd h&xl StkU,
Offiho up stairs. Entrance front mb street Pittsburgh,
T >fiSP£CTFULLY anuounca to the public that ho has
JLVjcommenoed tho REAL, ESTATE AUEXCY, lu connec
tion} with Ictoillito&co and ti<m«ral Collecting. Ue «U 1
also attend to renting. Persona in want of rorrants,' in anjr
capacity, or those in want of places, will be Supplied at short
notice. All business entrusted to his caro oromnUf at
tended to. _ . y *-
-Kifetnoc—T. J» Bighorn, Esq., Richard Cowan, Esq-t -
0. I*slie, Dr. Aicx. Blade, Junes MaiAeral, A. A. Mosoq-
MafltAOld. j •-• • . • - ■ __ J&niB '
Daguerreotype and Art Gallery.
AjWto JJuildir.p, JV’o. 76 .foartA tired, (tiext to Ztj/mft
} Carpet Emporium,)
k CC. having fitted op the most
\ww ttraplo rooms in.tho city with mammoth sky ami
}Sv. Bide lights, offer First Class LIKENESSES, iu
<LA gtylo to suit all, varying In prlc* according to
lee and quality of cose, Ac. t®» Superior OQ
by the best artists, for sale, and'on ex
hibition during the day and evening: Citizens and etron
£ers bre inrited to call and examine specimens ami Paint*
igs- • . . . aprtfr
; UAUttIAGB FACTOHY.
X\f IL TEItKY, Virgin alley, between Wood and Liberty
ff. # street Manufecinrer of BUGGIES, IiAHOUCUKS
,*nd CAERIAUK3, of every description. AJI work done
warranted. The advertiserwouldburo state that he served
nine] yean apprenticeship to tho buslnoes, and hu worked
for many years In the principal shops of the Eastern cities,
jnjrt&tf
j fi£W BlSfiD STOUEi
! JAMES WAKDROP,
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS or the most Improved
(breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
— i Cafaarj,llDmp» Millet, Rooo and mixed Seal. Bottqueb
will pa furnished composed ortho finest FLOWERS, vl*:
GamfclittyEoso Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (in pots)
forChrittm&s Trees, from the Seod and Horticultural Store,
No. Fifth near Wood. . dee2o
BSOItISR ANDCLASSICAL SEBIIHAHY.
W. I. MCDONALD, M. A., P&xbcifal.
THE next session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 6th of September noxt, at the room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty street*. - lately occupied by the
Mesirfl.'VcDder.. - 3
Btfcrmcu— Hon. A.W. Loomis, C. Knop, Jr., S. F. Voa
Bonporst, It. Miller, Jr., . *ug2s
DotcJi Bulbous aootif
THE subscriber bos received direct from Harlem his sup
ply of choice Hyacinths. Tulip*, Crocus, Peoneaa, and
other Plover Boots for fall planting:, ami for vtntur bloom*
tag.iu pots and glasses; Lawn Grass goedsfor fall sowing,
which make a fine, close, smooth turf, equal to sods. Pru
ning Instruments, Garden and Fanning Implements of the
most approved construction, at Eastern prices, from the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth: street.,
*a?_o JAME 4 WABDBOP.
SEW CABPET STOEE!
• Ho. 17 Fifth Street, near Wood.
AN Unrivalled assortment of CARPETINGS and OIL
CLOTHS, of the latest and most beautiful patterns for
spring sales, now open for Inspection; consisting of—
Royal Velvets; Brussels;
Tapestry Bnisaels; Tapestry Ingrains;
; Extra Super Three Ply;
, gaper and Fine Ingrain;
. Tapestry Venitiana;
. _ ! Twilled and Plain Venltions;
with'-every description of low priced Carpetings.
ChonUlo and Tufted Knga and Matts, Canton and Coir Mat-
SPSijdute, Chain, Cocoa, Adilaid, Allcan, and Sheepskin
Matte; Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities;
*}«» Brugge ta, Green Balte, Piano and Table
coyers, yenitlan Blinds, Window Shades, Stair Rods. Ac..
very lowut.cash prices*.
T,T„ C^ a "' I ' u ' :ra all d Qh Fixtures.
IK BubiiCTitarauonow openingnt their new Wareroom
il!?' ? 08 JIHSI STREET, between Wood anil Bmlth
ueia, the largest assortment or onAWDELIEHS,' BRloir.
ETB, PENl)AhTH,sndall articleseonnectetl witQos Fitting,
ever offered In this market. Having arrangements made
by which they will be «rastantly In receipt of now patterns
and varieties, they confidently invito the attention of nur
chasere to their selection. W e aro determined to soil as
low as any honso in the West, and being practical One Fit
ters. can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
in this line. .
We continue its heretofore to fit up buildings of erervde
scription for gas. water and steam. 3
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly
LONG, MILLKR A CO, -
No. 109 First street
■ To Merchant* and Others,
GERMAN ADVERTISING.—The publishers of Ibe daily
and weekly “ Frtifietls Freund” would respectfully In
vito tbe attention of merchants and others to tho advan
tages offered by tbeir papersas a medium of advertising
among tbeir German fullow*citlE«ns both iu the city nod
country. ■
Their Daily paper Is published tm the rmrr bthtw, and
has double tho clrculoUonofanyGnuaN daily published in
Pittsburgh, while thoir Weekly paper, which is published
already for twenty years, circulates largely in tho adjoining
counties and Western Pennsylvania, as well as throughout
theStato<o£.Ohio.. . , . • , . -
Merchants of Pittsburgh and others wSJ find it to thoir
advantage to make use of our columnVns a medium ol
reaching tho German business. Terms as low as any other
paper in tho city. >
Office —Corner of Liberty &n<WSL. Clair streets, above
Braun & Reiter's Drug Store. L. W. NEED,
aug2&’ ' • • 1 Publishers and Proprietors.
STOCKING FACTORY,
JITTII ST. BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
ABILITY ENERQY+ <£ ECONOMY,
THE best goods in Children's llose, Men's Socks, Under
shirts and Drawers, manufacturers* prices, at
the FIFTH STREET STOOKINQ FACTORY, eU modo from
last year's wool* NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.
wp27 WILLIAM DALY.
A CARD. —51r. O. ANTON and 11. feCIIHOKDKH would
•CX respectfully announce to the dtircnßOf Pittsburgh and
AUesbßny that they will giro instructions on the Piano,
Guitar, Violin and Flute Inquire at U Sc broader A Oo.'b
NEW MCSIO STORE, 84 Fourth street. eap23
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X V " ?
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PITTSBUKGH. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1854
Q 1 . ortbt l,166; Qc ™an melody, with English and
Little Songs for Little Children—new.
Heayily Wears tho I)ay—new.
Thinking of Theo—now Ballad.
What shall I callThco—rocal duett
0, "8 ow * Napoleon, Hat
tle,glld«ini’ Delight, Unpresumtng, ebL, and a gene
of tha most fashionable music of the day.
No. 101 THIRD street. ' oct24 •
. Steamboat*, Ahoy J
(735* . subscribers tender their ecknow-s^
for the faTors bestowed upnnUJL .
tSStwffiSaaem by their Steamboat Monde, Sud]®:
would respectfully romlnd thorn end others interest-' 1 *
ed in buildlnjt boats, that they are at all times prepared to
tarnish, on the most reasonable terms, erory description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best matorlal and work
manship. T, Ji. YOUNO & CO.
Corner Third and Smitbfiold Btroets,
opposite “Brown’s Hotel.”
WUSIC ATuRK —Tha ?üb6cribers have opened at
• No. 83 Fourth street a choice collection of munlo and
instruments, Italian and German strings, Pianos,
by M. Erard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Piute* by M. Euler!
Frankfort, A.M.; Clarionets, do. All kinds of brass Insini*
menta from the best Pronoh mauufhctorlo* all of which we
offer to the pnblio on more; liberal - terms,Reeling confident
that we can render entire satisfaction.
Hk SOpMKDKR & CO., No. 83 Fcrarth st
U Bcbrdeder and G. Anton will giro tnstrnctkms on the
piano, violin and guitar. , : ; sep23
ROBINSON & CO.
JOSEPH MOGEIDGB,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
No. 38 CoHiuuunAL, below I>hse STRif*.
St. Lonlsi Mo.,
/CONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will meet wllh prompt
\J and personal attention, and Übesal advances will bo
given when required, on Consignments or Bills of Lading,
i n hand . ...... .
Ordors for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pro
duce will meet with especial care ami dispatch; tho lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Drayago as much.as posaiblo avoided
nsFZUKCts:
Page A Bacon, St. Bouts; Ellis A Morton, Cincinnati;
Cliarless,Blow A Co., do; Strader A Gorman, do*
ChonteanA Valle, do; HoseaAFmcr, do*
Doan, King A Co., do; Springer A Whiteman, do:
J.W.Butlvr ALro.jPittflbh; E.O.Gooodman ACo , do*
D. Leech A Co., do; B.AO.Yaraall ACo.,Philoda;
Wm. Holmes A 00., do; Morgan, J. M.Buck A Morgan:
Blow A March, New York.' B. B.Oomogys, do*
Frost A Forrest, do; Bhields A Miller, do*
Charles A.Meigs, do; Josiah Lee A Co., Baltimore*
A.G.FarwellACo.,Boaton; Abraham J. Colo, do;
Howard, Son A Co., do; W.B.Reynolds, LonisrlUo;
H. D. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T.O. Twichell A Co.,Commission Morohanta, New Orleans.
TELJ have an open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when advised by lotter per
mall, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or at the
time of shipmont. JOSEPH MOG RIDGE,
hng<l St. Louis, Ulssonrh.
HOT CORN* HOT CORN M HOT CORN 1 1 I—Hot Corri•
Life Scenes in New York mnstrated—lneladlng the
btory of Little Katy, Madallna the rag-picker's daughter,
wild Maggie, Ac. with original designs, engraved b N.
Orr By Solon Robinson. b 7
“ Bid tbat welcome
Which comes to punish us.”
“A beggar’s book ontworth's a noble’fl bltxxL”
u Of every Inordinate cup beware; '«.
Or drink, and with It misery rfbare ”
For sale by B T 0. MORGAN,
J* o '* 101 Wood street.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSHUA RH
WHOLESALE FBUIXH
i S 9 Wood Sr, ]
HAV2S on hand and oro i
which they offer at the
.75 bags Irlca Almonds:
25 “ Sidlr do
25 bales Bordeaux do
15 bags Shelled 'do
. GO ** Filberts; "
GO M Walnuts; •
. 00 u Cream Nuts;
GOD bushels Pea Nuts;
. , ,25 bbls. Texan Pecans:
25 « Illinois do
2000 Cocoa Nuts; -•
200 boxes German Plains; :
.. 25 kegs .do do 1
10 bbls. do do -i
10 eases Prunes, glassjars ;i
10 “ « fancy bxs^l
60 casks Currants; *
20 cases Citron;
200 boxes Cluster Aairins;
I00hf.“ M.B. do
200 qr. u u do
200 boxes No. 1 Herring;
. 100 “ Scaled do
1 cast) Mace;
1 bbl. Nutmegs;
1 ** Cloves;
25 grossßlacklng; -
26 baskets Salad Oil;
ODES &. CO.,
JB ft COHFECTIOSEES,
’ihsbuboq; pa., 9
SMlTing tho following doodi,
lowest market rate?;—
20 boxes Maccaronh
.. £0 “ VermieelU?
60 ■* Farina; .
w " W.llock Candy;
ss “ AWo.T do '
10 “ Red do
15 lt Capers;
IS " OI(Ve»;
im “ ? aoe Dr °Pfi
1W ” Lozenges;
50 ** Jojubo Paste;
, 50 dos, assorted Pickles; • !
;.1». “Pepper
10 oases Sardines;
[A.« «
Z 4S&S B aßu g^; r;
js “ Dmsring’a Sogar;
10 cases Liquorice;
25 boxes BeTd do
20,000 Prfndpo Cigars:
10,000 Havana do
16,000 Regalia ; do
3L600 Half Spanish Cigars;'
' ] M gr. Mrs. Miller’s F.Cut
. 50 gross Anderson’*! do .
J. a
: J. C. ANDEF
WHOLESALE PRVITEItEK
! 0 Wood »t*f
TP6X RECEIVED, the a*
O ! brought West of the Hoc
350 bags Brasil Sugar:
50 boxes Havana do
2D bbls Loyenag's do, fine
■ pulverised;
SObblft. Lovering’a coarse
: pulverised Sugar;
2pbbls. Lovering** coarse
f Bugar;
50 bbls Stuart’s do <lo
800 b Cocoa Nuts;
lp eases Jar Prunes;
12 coses Fancy Boxes do
250 bxs No. 1 Herring;
135 bxs Sealed Herring:
65 lbs Mace;
150 tbs. Nutmegs;
130 lbs 'Cloves;
40 gross Blacking;
85 bxs Citron;
1000 bus Pea Nuts;
60 bxs No 1 Rock Candy;
2D do Ito 1 do do
25 do Yellow do do
20 do White, do do
65fcgs trica Almonds;
30 bales Bordeaux do;
35 bgg Sicily do ;
Oft do shelled . do;'.
306 bis Cluster Baltins:
25ft bxs 51 R do; ]
>•««»• .............UIBAS
fISOW & CO.,
tS'AND CONFECTIONERS,
Pa, '
«t extensive Pall Stock ever
mtalns, consisting of—.
23 bxa Macrc&ODh
: 25 do VenqicftlH;
: »CO do Texan Pecans:
I .25 do Illinois do; ■ ■
I .50 doz osa’d Baled Oil;
i lOOdoz Pepper Banco;,
i 100 doz Ketchup;
i 60 doz assorted Pieties;
-25 d^z.ass’d-Prcserves;
225 b£s Lozenges;
: 26 c> Sardines, £g, },£,
<3O bxs refined Liquorice;,
•12 cases do;
100 kegs Gendan Plume;
GO gross Mra, lliller’e fine
, Cut;
50 gr. Mrs, Andoncu'sdo;
25 uoz OUves; i
25 do* Capers;
50 doz Onions;
CO bags Filberts;
00 bags Walnuts; .
76 begs Cream Nuts;
j 5 hags Gren. Walnuts:
IGQ bags Dairy Salt;
[29,000 Principe Cigars;
20,000 Wash. Regalia da:
[lB,OOO Havana do;
30,000 Half Spanish do; .
; lOWA FOUNDRY, : "
. NO* 103 WOOD BTREET.
TOHN 0. PARRY, (successor to J. C. Parry ft Co-) ben
v .toinfimn the<ustomer*of the old firm, ami the publlo
generally, that ho has no w on bands, and is extensively en*
gogiri la manufacturing, every description of CASTINGS—-
each osi Patent Chilled Bolls; large Kettles and Curbs:
PatfentKetUcA.fbr Soap, Pot Ash, Soda Ash; Sugar Kettle*
fur the manufacture of Cano Sugar—oß cast on a patent
wodcit, known os J. C. Parry’s, andore superior for dura*
trfllty to any other, and sold lower than those made on the
old iplan.
UOLLGWWARE—A general assortment, all from new
W unproved patterns, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons. Sad Irons,
•>*.
■Rolling Mill Castings, and Machinery of every description,
always en hand or made to order. -
_ Opok Btorw, Kitchen Ranges, and Goal Stores, of every
description; lowa Cook Stoves, five sizes, which received the
firrf prize for 1860 and 1861, at the Agricultural Pair of Ah
legflony County, Pa, and recommended by fifteen hundred
tenons; Enterprise ax>kBtove*,fonr«Ues: Premium Cook
PariorBtores,ftc.
Parlor Grates and Penders, great variety, beautifully
enaniiukri. Common Grates, and building material of everv
dAscrijjUon. .
A great variety of Ornamental Baftlag,<brOmeterlesand
Fencing.
«cnC7fi* and Ptaugh Guting*~A large stock of all tho
in use, and will bo void at reduced prices. Hall's Pat
eat; I*T*r, True American, Egan’s, - Crane's* Kinfeald'e,
Woods', Peacock’s, Bull’s, Improved Bull, Ac.
Hpuble l’\ang\s.—The Michigan Double Plough, which
haAtakontho premium at the State Pairs of New York.
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and whereverit has been exhibited.
Iton and hails, Stovs Pipeand Tin Ware—all of which I
wu| sell at the lowest prices; and respectfully Invito the
public to give ms a call. at th» old stand, No. 183 Wood It.
•. »nr?v ri parry
AND FORTES.
/ CHARLOTTE BLDME, No. 118 Wood
fejsaggjsecond door abdTu Fifth, Pittsburgh,
fTTOvtl 1 offer * for sola a large and well assorted
*v v v » »*u)ek of Plano Fortes, (which arc jurt ar*
riving*} on the most liberal terms, »
The attention of purchasers Is especially invited to tho
celabrabG HAMBURG PTANOB.
TOeso Instruments b*tng madeexpressly for this climate,
and having tbe otct strings, have a volume of tone un*
equalled by any others. Alxo, Piano* from tho manufactory
of Gale A Co., New York; Bacon A Karen, New York; Itc-
Icheubach A Sons. Philadelphia; and of ht ow n WAXUVAO
ronp, which are well known, and hove been used la this and
other cities for 16 years.
MUSICAL INSTRCM ENTS of all kinds.
Guitars —A fim**e]eeUuii of French, Spanish anil German,
of superior quality " •
, WU"The teist Italian, French and English make.
AcoordennM— From the Paris manufactory.
ALSO—Fhite.s, ClariooeLfi, Drums, Fifes. Paulo*, Tambo
rines;Trlitieles. Ac. ► 7
Srtn y *— French. English and German, warranted
-0 bo of inn T**rjr rvnst quality.
Pianos end all Musical Instruments repaired with dura*
f UllCKEAl&ti's Pld.\4)B.
p —, KECEIVF.I). and row open for ox
ifntl ftuilontl-n and sale, tho following new JH-
I k u “ vos Harwood, rk-hlycarnxhflrandPiano
tort.\ 4 octave floe, $BOO OQ.
yui-i-iim.v curved Ronetrocd square Tmoo, In tho stylo
of Louis XIV, 7 Octavos, *. r >GO 00.
One Rosewood carved, 7 octaves..-.. ..,..$460 00
Ono do do Gl£ do 426 oo
One do plain 6 }Z do 350 On
One do vlo do .. 250 00
Ono do do 0 do 290 00
9*® dO , do a do 29Q 00
All tho above are from tho celebrated manufactory of
CmcKtßj*a ft Boss, Boston, Mam.
Also, reircircd from the same factory, a beautlfullot Of
PIANO BTOOL3, carved and plain rosewood,with hair cloth,
figured plush, and brocatelln scat*.
On hand, a large stock of Piakos from other Boston and
New York makers, and for sale at factory prices.
i *.*- - dOifN’ it, MELLOR,bi Wood streot.
Agent for Chickorlng s Pianos, for Pittsburgh and Western
Pennsylvania. fdec2l .
• LATEST anisic.
IT KLEBER HAS JUST RECEIVED—
-M-A D* PABJB Bcnomsn, composed and dedl-
Mr. Jalla f by H. Kleber. Th&ptocsisembel
nshed with an elegantly colored vlgnelto or tlio city of
Pari*,showing thoToiLLEaixs. the Imperial residence ofthe
French Emperor; tho Church of Nona Dave, etc.—being
a reliable and correct map of the French Capitol, as taken
by Mr, Lee, on his receut visit there, and is of iteolf worth
the price charged for the Music.
The Troubadour Polkn-compoeed and dcdlwloil toJUsa
Romalho Lamoyuo, of Waabingtou, Pa., by IL Kleber.
eond Hearts at Homo; beautUUlnow Ballad, as Bung by
Buchleyls gerenaders. . J
ST. LOUIS.
-i..
.-.V,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
_____ t •• 'Ptopertyfor Bole*
' I ffnbBCTibc r offers for sale, on *ery reasonable terms.
/ft lowing properly, Tisi • < ',
B f ick Dwelling House, No. 110 Penn street,
MtonTn&n rft “J.^ans 1 alley; ; end tot 25 foot fhjniv
““’[W- TioHousalsonoofthi
SsSSS““ ta - e neighbor*
ono'-hn^iSn™^ 111 ? ™ ra of Front Mil Forty:streets;
SontSiS 1 flTe r f‘, £rOEton Ferry anil slaty feet on
ooS?eV?^. 1 llka # o<xl 6tap F Brick Building on the '
SS“ewZtof4^e^ei rentCt,a^tKOBriCkBnU ' 1 -
80 foot aiop ' on Flnnt, betireen
*"“>0 Dwelling 1 tot 20 feet I
uy w, ironting on Oongress and Him uta.
street,near the new Courti
ln 8004 orto > “ d i
bch,?fc%7if rl ?& 0 ? Sralthfleld street, near Seventh- !
location. The tot Is 20 by 80 I
toot deep, fronting on Bmithfieldst. J '
aos ,V ,t l 28 b F F2O feet,fronting On Anne I
hWmCOr?. 'f'eetej,Antenony City, This is avery desira-1
ble and pleasant location for a rcsldonce. I
RsSiSfi *“ U>« eoTn of M’Keosport, each 00 feet by 100.
| Borstal of these are on tho Slain street. '
oW,n'rt™'T2. 1 ?^ Jmeto ’ r , I ?> ontho Monongahela River, on
1 honsnsj-tlrero arosomdßOr 7 seres o/ex- ;
ct,aS ’ end abundance of limestone, convenient
to the landing; and two ooal pits open.
*“ th ? tos ™ of Columbia, 60 foot by 150 each,
»l>and well located.; The tenant of each tot
SSJi&mV'T’ of using whateverstono coal heluayre
nsoifrom a pit near tha tocks. Columbia
Ji'awnwn!, 1 " 111 ? 11 , 011 P lO h lllll “ f tho Monongahela rl“ 1
£is™ 2* distance below took No. 3 in the midstoT an ex- i
tonsiTe stono coal region; and would be a desirable point ibr
manufacturing establishments. pmnsior ,
of superior Stone Coal,with House,
JW»- property has d front of lid rods on thi I
Monongahela river; an excellent landing; good' grade and
reSh?ml o ho^. raU r Md T' wlth en ““El> mt
point Xbr boose* and gardens, or locations for manu&etories. 1
ac< T °. u . OUKh tf allow horses to bo used in haut l
n.Vll * co ° 010o 10 quality of .which, for iron work, steam, I
country 31 ouDnary uses, lB not surpassod by any in the
..f? absence, my agent, James Blakely, Ksg, will give
?JLSS? S e ry '“formation, and be authorized to give werran
fo® < |s®Be for * nJr property eold. JAMFJi MAT,
No. ua Pani, vtvit
FOHTV-ONE BIIUDISa IWB
_■ - ' ' A*l> •
r^irp la f go v ßrick „ Dw oUing Honsos for Sale.
I U ir “ übM ,"*>«'“'* otters the following desirable nropcr-
JL ty for sole, eltnato In tho Seventh Word, oral hot ten
minutes walk from tho Court House
ONE LAIWK DRJOU HOUSE, with nine apartments
dtuatodonthoeomerorcrilwcll and Miller streets.' Also,
Oiy, LARGE TWO; STORY BRICK HOUSE, Kith eight
aplrtmonta, situated on heed street. Eight Building ftita
on, Colwell street; ten Building Lots on Reed street;
twenty-throe Building Lots on SUllorstieet. This property
“*^ UI deslraS
M«,7 M txCut u^v^wKi.'crn. 0 " ,n D,k,dl ° or
XCBK9One-fifth ewh; the balaDoA in ten yp&rs.wUb
ancualpayiDenta. For farther particular*. omialro of the
eulseritwr. , Jacob TO HER,
ficpl3:6taj Corner Colwell and Milinr st*:, ‘rthYVard.
. for Sale.
A f 1 ® in Hogg’s Plan of Lots In tho Third
ij-of the City of Pittsburgh, near High stroot, and
{525.5 ”!?.* on ttennsylvahia Avenuo, and running
hack 11< feet. The property trill be sold,dear of all Incum*
anAhaTground rcotof onohnndredand
sixty-five dollar*, to wltfeh it Isnow subject. On the proper
!L^r T l n _i o< *L ,raNKMKNTS - fl ' <! l,rlck and two frame
doUars MnuaUy Wsh ’ “ Bl r<>a,tn? for about flvqhundred
Price, $1200; $6OO cash, and SCOO in 0 months—byghod
endoreed paper. YVM. C. FRIEND,
Jehhtf Attorney at Law. No. ISC Fonrth street. -
BALE—£S Acres of Land, withaveln
of Cool 4J*, feet thick, wltb.a lower vein of £ feet; only
«inches between the two. The Land Is n good soil, audit)
A B Dwelling House, Fruit Trees,
pad water and timber. The Land is suitable for Barden!
lug purposes; situate about 4 mQea from tbe dly; ashort
distance from the Brownsytllo Plank Hoad. J
~ , ' , ' S. CUTIHIERT A RON,
General Commlssiru Ag’la. 140 Third st.
I- sjcsplml lease (fourteen years) of a
eP\o on O'Hara street and-Epring nhey.ln the
UCk ™TfTo,t , L f 2 int P 1 /; ° b llllara “red. andrunning
smvLrtrwJstr “Uey.en wbir.lt Is erected a, four
ffi fL , Q tt-Mw-we, with B frame, two stories,
ra .lt. on Spring alloy,-well calcuhuod to carry on any
nS?i C ,llttf,. n i III Jn I ' :tUrln;!l,nfl °‘ ,ra - Doing engaged in man*
!S?!S i! Jr.?{ , „“ >Bntr3r ’ 1 otter tho aboya for sale. lu
quiroot No. 423 Liberty street. "
oel9:lf EDWARD FABER, i
. Ten Acre, for Sole.
rirtlE Subscriber offers for salo Ten Acres of land, near
of grapes; tbn other improve
SSi? aro , two Dwelling Houses and out-honses; one of tho
I !i? e 5’ no { hA,I ° K tteen yet occupied. Tho pros-'
Kf* from this place is among tho mnrt extensive nml totraf
ttfol in the country. It is abundantly supplied with fine
neteMalltng springs. Apply to Mr. Craft, on the premises, :
orto ~ , , JAMES BLAKELY, -
... Estate Glilcn, cor. Seventh and Smlthfletd sts.
„i_ extensive variety or Grape Vines for sale. Ap
ply as above. " d M io
FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers st private sale a SMALL FARM,'
containing SIXTY ACRES, situated In Franklin town’
snip, Allegheny county; with about arty acres cleared and'
, ‘'ration; a good young Orchard, vt
Hid best kind of fruit; a good Log House and Kitchen, and
a Log Barn; abont ten miles from Pittsburgh, and about
four utiles from Pcrrysville. “ .
u. W a T JtS? m ff enquire ofWILLIAM GRAHAM
in Bewickley vllle, or lo tho subscriber, on tho promises.
- ; nuoir nkbi.y/
PEKSBYLVASIA avenue PROPERTy
■ FOR BALK.
0*55 ¥£ “7* * TEtREi2 WOM UOUSEor STORE, With.
V/ back Building and Ice House. **
Two tots and a good Brick Dwelling ITouse.
Also* throe Lots on CaUwell stroet
If tho above propertyls not sold at private sale previous
to Thurhtiay, January 26,1854$ it will bo positively sold on
Ssrf»y ,<o^ a blddery as the subscriber is leaving
the dty, and going West. ADAM WBAVEIh •
qpcO:ts rehnx. Avenue* No. SZI.
. Flflli Street Property for Sale.
A I ALU ABLE- LOT OP GROUND, 18 feet front by 120
. oa 1 nearly .opposite tho new
wd Custom House. The rituaiion of this lot
11 one of the tnoat desirable business locations fn tho
balanmintwo years: or one
third «ah and an improved tom of bottom land for garden
ingpurposes. Apply to ; • JOHN.
qpc&lm t . Watch-Maker.FifUi.strect. •
THE owner Intends leaving the'city, and will sell .on
reasonable good TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
or throo rooms, etoro-room* finished anic, and good cellar
with 1, feet front by 85 deep; situate on Third st.
Tbfais a go« 1 location to a baker, there being a large oven
i* S 6 n U^ T i. , l h ! cl^« s - t^80, price aod terms madeknown
at thu Jleal.hstato Offleo of S, CCTUBERT & SON
-g. BOlO - 140 Third street.
EUOPERTY FOR BALE, consUUng
*iJ«« iiTm 111 « 6 StoTy , Brick Hhuses on Penn street; also,
!^Krt D T €lUoB fs ln 016 '«® p * Tho Lot is 4S ft. front
by 100 deep. The Houses, on Penn street are oxcellent
ftands. For price and- terms, call at the Real Ee-
S. COTHBERT A SON,
146 Third street
pLRAFANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE,situated onMouut
Jt , Washington, within twenty minutes walk of the city.
Lot Is 100 feet, front by 205 deep on a 10 feet alley.
**J? • w new, just finished, having six rooms and a
cellar. Price $l2OO. Terms $lOO in hand; bolanco at $2OO
a : 8. CUTHBERT A SON.
dc ° lo 140 Third street.
A BIRMINGHAM GROCERY STOtilj FUR BALK—A
tx bargain can bo bad of it, If called for soon. It la one
of the best on that side of the river, doing a fine cash husK
nras. Enquire or 1 THOMAS WOODS,
d«17 ; . -- . 45 Market street.
TL_ Dlisolutlon of Partnership.
HE partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
'Pinkerton, Alexander VoungandPhillpDaßech brume,
under the firm of PINKERTON, YOUNG & CO., was this
•“Vidissolved by mutual consent. Tho name of the firm
will: be used by either of thelato partners In settling the
bus ness. PINKERTON, YOUNG S CO.
Pittsburgh, December 1,1653.
RS-The business will becontluucd ut the old stand, by
Sam’l Pinkerton uni Alex. Young, under tho stylo of
dqotdtf PINKERTON A YOUNG.
' , - motion to Stoolclsoldera,
rpHE PITTSBURGH AND STEUBENVILLE RAILROAD
X ICO.—Tho Annual MooUng or tho Stockholders of the
Pittsburgh and Steubeuvlllo Railroad Company wlii be
held onMONDAY, tho oth of January, ISM, at 9 o’clock In
tho forenoon, at tho Engineer’s Ofllco of said Company,
aimer of Grant stroot and Diamond alley. In th« drokf
PittslmrEh, for tho election of a President and twelve
Directors of said Company, for the ensuing year, according
to law. (docZMtl) , CHARLES NAYMR. Sec’y- h
Farmers’ Stalk and Straw Cutter.
THL subscriber offers for sale Sinclair’s Scrow: Propeller
Fodder Cutter. It 1b very simple, having only two
knives, easily adjusted; the most durable and speedy Cut
ter In use. They ere in use on the farm of Mr William
Hodgson, Stoubonvillo road, and at tho Clovor Dairy of H
Porry, from the Seed uniLHorticultural Store, 49 Fifth st
• declT' . .TAMES WARDROP-
i- AUSTRALIA,
PIOVEEa LIHE OF MONTHLY PACKETS.
• ! Ir . The following Ships have saUed.—
i Ship Revenue, 1300tons,Bd July; ■
irrfw. “ Epamlnondas, 1400 tons, 10th August;
HjaBSsRJV “ Ocean Eaglo, 1450 tons, loth Sopt’r;
“Oneoo, 1500 tons, 23d Octobor;
elsrafrM “ Scargo, 1460 tons, 6UI December;
“ Baltimore, 1300 tons, 15th January;
■ “ Euphrasia, 1200 tons, Ist March;
“ Oregon, 1000 tons, 21 at March;
“Nimrod, 1000 tons, 20th April;
“ Sea Hunger, 1200 tons, loth May.
The Ships of this Line are flttod with Emerson’s Patent
Ventilators, and carry F rands’ Metallic Life-boats
The Baltimore Clipper Bark INCA.
900 TONS BURTHEN,
Having made two successful voyages from Chins, each in
the very short period of loi thoroughly establish,
od her reputation for Test sailing, and will be dispatched for
:-MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA,.
About tho 25th. of August. The Ships, of :the Pioneer Lino
have made remarkably qnicfc and healthy voyages ;' losing
only bno possenger among 950 that sailed In the first -five
ships, whereas it appears from the report of tho Emigration
Commissioners that the mortality on board English ships'to
Australia has equalled 490 per cent. This very gratifying
resnltshowathatno care and exp-nae have been spared in
solectlng, ventilating, and proTmipnlng tho ships of the
Pioneer Line. ",
Tbe INCA will only carry a limited ndmher of paspccgers.
at os moderate rates as aro consistent with justice to pas
sengers and owners.
For freight or passage, apply on Board, at Pier 12, E- R.,
or to B. W. CAMKRON, U 6 Wall et~
„ C. A COLTON, Agent,
»a 3 65 Fifth BL, Masonic Hall, Prttsb’h.
“ r,4
*A-
v 1"
NEW TORE.
To Druggists & Horclants throughout the Union.
■ D. B. irCDLLOCGD,. :
HASUFAOTUBBB AND DEALER IB
- PAINTS, OILS, ie„
N0,,1*1 Malden Lane, kM YORK,
IJ ESPLOTFULL V- Invites thoattention of Druggist* and
Jtv throughout the Union to hislargeand ex
tensive aaorttment of PAINTS.OILS, AC., of the BEST and
PUREST QUALITIES,-which be offers for solo on Very
moderate terms, both to cash andclose-Umobuycxs* Below
are enumerated some pf the leading articles:
WHITE-LBAD, in o»l,tn kegßof 25 tofiOQfts. ■
BLACK PAINT, Yi&LOW OOnBB, VEN.RED,InoiI. .
PATENT DRYKB, SPANISH BROWN, TKTRA DE SI
ENNA, In oil.
CHROME, IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL
UKhajiS, in oil*
PRUSSIAN BLUE, CHROME YELLOW and VERDIGRIS,
dry and in oil. ?
VARNISHES of all kinds. V
_ ®AW. and DOLLED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHIUN Q
CHALK, LAMP BLACK. ,
-AM. ana ENGLISH YEN. RED, CHROME RED and YEL
LOW, dry ana in oil.*-
INDIA BED, BED IEAD and LITHARGE, dry.
YKKNCn, and AMERICAN OOHKE, dry. ' i
CHROME, PARIS and BRUNSWICK GREEN, dry and In
FRENCII and AMEBICAN WINDOW GLASS.
Draggicts nndotheni in vantof any of tho above mention
ed articles, will llnd it to their intorertato Call, as ourfhcllK
.ties for mann&ctnring and purchasing, and our experience
in the business,giro us advantaged In selling over most of
thoeeln the some line. . D.-B. M’OULLOUGH.
my2l:9m 141 Malden Inne, New York.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
, Cyrus W. Field & Co.,
/COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 11 Cliff itreot, New
V/ York, are SOLE AGENTS in the United States for
■ Muaprttt’RSnporinr Bleaehing Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
Rdssell Mills Superior
t* Genessce Mills Superior Printing «
Rawlins A Sans* English Tissue . <«
_ Fnrst quality french Ulbromartae. . -
1 Th»J are also Agents for the Principal Papor Mann&ctn
rersln uu* country, and offer for sale by lar the montex
tenalve and desirable stock Of Paper and Paper Manufactu
rers' materials .that can be found in this or any other
country. • ■ ■
oc ' CT3p y largo and commodious Warehouses, No.
.1101 dT Street, No. 68 Cliff street, No. 184 Christopher stmt,
and the over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9 Cliff street
Their business is strictly Wholesale; and Writing Papers
aroßoM by the Cose only. ■ .
Their, extnunrimhrj. facilities enable them >to offer alb
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at tha lowest possible
prices. ' ■ • . • .-..rrrr' ..
Paper made to order, any size or Liberal'advan
ces made on oonrigiunents of Paper, Paper. Makerd 1 Stock
ana other merchandize. - ....
The highest markot prfee paid in CASHlforiti tindsol
* ... • .r- .mar29:lBm
Bradbury a Piano and Helodeon Warerooma.
NO. 433 BHOADWAT, NEW TOSK.
FROM enlarging my W&rerooms, I am enabled Ur.keep a
ranch greater aawrtiticnt of XnßtrnmftatB than hereto
fore. ; AH Pianos famished are of an elastic touch/and of an
even quality* and deep, folVrfch and purely nocaf tone,
qualities as the Toice will astixra
latetothetohebftheinstruraent. AHmy Instruments are
fully warranted, a guarantee accompanleflerery bill of safe;
and. are sold juuowaacahbe purchased, elsewhere. : Second
hand Pianos atoll prices. .
£Sf* A New Trxvmlknx. — The Organ Melodeon, with two
the onlythingof the kind in the country,
having two ttopsjccriqforj swell draw stops, &c,,a sweet and
•powerful Instrument pronounced by Organists to besupe
rior forcharchcs or Organ practice to the medium sked Or
gans; price $2OO. Also, the Common BJclode6n,ofall sty fes
and prlccs. Being the exclusive-Agent -for. thesarlcstru.
mentSjOrderaare solicited. Theusualdiscountmadstothe
lO per cunt, to clergymen purchasing for their
own use. : ‘ v v * B. 0. BRADBURY,
marlSjy
PHILADELPHIA.
WORLD’S FAIR, ,
THE first and only PRIZE MEDAL for Haj>.
n«^fttthftWoild r aFair f iaLondon, was award*
LACEY * PHILLIPa,
or l they von over the com petition of
•the whole world. . ' . *
Messrs. L. & P.haveoow anti keep eohstahtlyoh hAhd.st
thrir establishment/ 12, 14 and. 10 Sooth Fifth utreet,' the
largest stock of READY-MADE HARNESS, SADDLES, 4c,
of any houseluthoUnited States, ,nt greatly reduced prices,'
They are novrmanufiicturtng their Harness and Saddles
with such perfect system that they orb enabled toeell o su
perior ortkJe of everything in thdx line at a lesa. price .than
any other bouse in the country.
TheynOTerusabut the Tery bwt qualify of leather/ and .
the befit materiel of every description, ond no painacrox
ptinao la spared to reach perfection in every articlo—Buffalo
Bobes, Glovea and Whips. '
Thev inrite purchaser# to examine their stock and their
establishment before making purchases. They invttoatten*
.^m^Uhafhllovji^Ustof.prices; - , • *,, .
Howe ftom~ ™ •'' * :-v - h
ThldcHorsaCorers, •-••-- - - . S4,o?toS7isfi
Good plain serviceable SJnglo Harness, $18,0016*25.00;
%£s&i ,‘yjto 'do- do, s2B^otosBs,oo,
Good plain Double Harness, ; - - $40,00 to f<Koo
Fanqr do do, - $65.00 to $89,00
LACEY A PHILLIPS* Saddles and Harness are seknow-
Icdgod to surpass all otb era, fet elegance, lightness and com
fort, as well Be for real value and wear.
and 16 - South hi b ill street, between Market and
-Chesnnt, Philadelphia. .-- ; [ilcclGily .
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S •
CITY CABIH.E;T WABEHOISE,
JVe. 113 CHBSTNTTT STREET,
- (OPSOSHS ImUPESDESCB HaXL,} .
' FliUadelphlni
FURNITURE, IN EVERY BTYLE!
Comprising Louis XIV, Lonis XV, Elitabethan and, Antique,
with Scnlpture-Carvingand modem stylo: '
In Rosewood, Walnut,'Mahogany, Bntlnwboa and Maplo;
nil of superior construction,; and ;finished in the; ,
best style, equal to, if not excelling inqual- i
ity, the Qoode of .any Establish- : .‘l’
E “ratio too UnifcdStates. - i -
MPLOYIKG none but experienced worktnehi (oppron
ricce being positirely excludod,)and nslng.the-beBt ma
terials,- the work cannotjail to give SatissStion to pan
chasers. Amongstthemany advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either tool.!,
gan tor plain style, completely ftom one establishment; by ■
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
Style and quality, and the immense stock always orihaml,
being so various in design, enables pnrchascrato please
tbelr taste in a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture, i ' ... ;
To giro an idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I need
onlyinfoim you that my Booms are 175 feet long, by 27 feet
wide, fonr floors in number; with Shops contiguous,sum
dent to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work lfl all dono under-my own Immedlato tnsjoectton.r ..
iffl-Tho Packing is all done in the Store, and Furniture
warranted, to carry safely any distant*. Visiters to Fhiki
dolphin are respectfully invited, as pnrehassrs or otherwise,
to call and examine the Goods. • nu2s-ly ■
BALTIMORE;
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SeS!; y o R Erf? loa >„ cl “*»si : apterMaehe
Goods, Rosewood Dressing Cases, Writing Desks,
Elegant Fans, Opera Glasses, Cnttloryißne 0n-
PainUngs- Dresdsn China, 4a—The nnderalgnod
beg particularly to invite tho visits of citizens and strangers!
whether as purchasers or connoisseurs! to their magnlflcent,
stock, bdlsTing it.to exreed to extenf, variety andrichness,
any other in this country, They foefsure, tho advantage of
poraonallysriecting goods at the different factories In Europe,
and their own manufactories of Jewelry, Silver Ware, 4e?
here, enable them to offer ludncementata prices and quail!
“ £a “ ot be of -
Delicate goods so carefully packed os to go safely any die-*
tance, and by almost any conveyance. X
Wholesale and retail.
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.
229 Baltimore street corner of Charles; 15
Baltimore.
, GEORGE STIHGES,
• • 8018 MAHDPAOTtJOCT 01*THEIHPEoVO ' v ‘
SPIRAL 8 FRIIB G Jtt AT T REI SS .
S. IF. Cor. Baltimore and Frederick ttreele, Bal
timore, and No. iSI Walnut >t., Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED, Vizi. >1 i '
) AumtcA.-tlssrmnr,New-York;
By >FrAshxis Ikstitute*Philadelphia:
) MAnvtAsnlitsimiTsjatitimore.-
rr\IIE peculiar improvement in'the construction of. this
1 . Mattress is, that all -the cZumtey and heavy wooden
frams.-werk is entirely dispensed with, and Ua place sap*
plied by a lighter and much more durable frame.. Tho
springs are all connbcted'by harness leather hlhges, secure-'
ly rivetted, rendering It impossible for a single -spring to
fall down or get out of place, and making a Bed so elastic
Ibatany part may be raised or bent up, and is thus admira
bly fitted to the wonts of the sick or asthmatic, whamay re*
quire a sitting posture, r It has oil the luxurious
the best feather bed, with the lightnese*ond facility of hand*
ling, of the common hair mattress.
Tbeseimproved Spring Beds are -Invariably made of ih«
best materials, and will last many years without repalre.
Persons having Flair Mattresses can have them altered in l
to Spring Beds.
Thfwa Beds are well; adapted for Hotels, bertha of Bhlbs;
Steamboats and Hospitals. . . ; _• . . - • /
ALSO, an extensive wsortmontof highly ornamented, fin
ennmol,) and plain finished CABTIEON FDRNITVRE, con
sUtmg in part 6f Bedsteads, Hat and Coat Racks, Can 6 arid
Umbrella Stands, Centro, Pier and Side Tables with marble
tops, Garden Chairs, Settees, eie„ etc.
Animals, such as Lions, Lambs, Dogs, etc- In Iron, as
well os the modelam Wood, furnished at short notice.
dedfily
. Valuable Rare Garden Seeds* Ac
CONSISTING in part of tho celebrated Stowel or Brer
green Sugar Corn, Old Colony Sugar Corn, Wrinkled
Sugar Peas of various improved varieties, Bine Imporial;
Blue Prussian and Marrowfats do, Beans, Onions, Radish.
Parsnip, Cucumber and Mellons of tho finest and most ap
proved sorts, Field Carrots, Tdrnfps ahd guga* Beets fbr tho
dairyman and fanners. • A rich collection of flower seeds;
Lawn Grass Seed, and a full and complete assortment of
Garden ana Farmingimplemehteofthe latest improvements,
Monthly Vabenas, Roses, Ilellterops, and fino blooming,
plants for the yard, Garden or Lawns,, by tho doscnorlOO
at low rates. _
Orders front Morchants,Tralers or others filled promptly
on liberal terms, from-the Seed and Horticultural, ware*
houses 49 Fifth street, by [cpr27] JAMBS WARDROP.'
.OUNDRIESr-Clgars, pipes* pipe heads* splcea,. chfynfrt°,
O brdpjns, buckets,' ropes, cotton
batting, = carpet-chain, rags, hemp cotton, briiaheSi ex-
coffee* blacking, aalor&tuS T?hite and red lead, mad
der. copperas, alum, indigo. logwood,-camwood, powder
shot, lead, wasfa-boaTtl*,'Starch, wirks, demijohns, jagmtar 1
cheese, dbiry salt, sardiri6s* aleohol,' turpentine, snuff. cut
and dry tobacco, 4ci la store and for sale by.
IULLEU .& PICKET SON.
221 and 223 Liberty at.- 1 '?
TOBACCO-2.0 boxes and half boxes 6 % B’s, y, R> and 1
Xump ; Pladenj Twist, Diamond Twist,
ring, BassoU A Kobjason »„ G ranrt, Andersou'a, ThomM-!
Jone^' extra, Oeat*? BTofeacco,to store and fcr
sale by [aec22j MTLL3SR A RlQKfrryflF,
HOT CORN 1 HOT CORN!!—Another nvoW <n*t
fcoWod and for sale by B; T tT MOR&AV **"
< "’ cS4 10* Wood,trot
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423 Bread way, New York.
A ; K* 1 ” HollaHd^ -Qia;'Wama Schdaffi'
C3se3j,forgale by,.-. v. . . >7
> dec23 ■ ,-■ - ' ■ MntEft i IirftKRTHAV ' ' ’
Now England Bom,- Jamaica Bptriui, Knotn- ! "i
Winoßittois,im4Poijpeijiilnt r fc»erifil!y . *• -V -,
MftLEU 4 UTCKEftON, ' ' ‘
W I S^ a T OportOi jPort, . TraeriHb:- iMagvMrASlra;:; 3
VV X-laret, Hilary, 3Vbi!o IlhfnisV. jlnpcftt, Bor* -
Ronay, Ohampogtiß, ' anchor,* jm,'sl74 St.- &
v 6rMnosTtara, in?lOMandJ|or*>laby, r-c .,,7
.decia ~ MIHEKA'IUCKtiTSON.'
On*-Wn tor Sperm, Fall 'do.ilYintor-Whale;Bleached
Elcphaof, Tanners’, Straits, Bank and Shore, Linseed,-,
wdOlls, for sale by. '
,r. ... ?Z1and.2231JbMtT»t....... i,
SAI/T —100 bblsNo.l Salt rec’d-axjfitar sale bv
-'-SIIILEfc * &IOKETB&N. • ?
FIIIK WORKS—.'; ,
100,000 Torpedoes; r * .
■■■■ Iso‘bdxe^!fft;iPlrt<sfacijers; f • <•' * v
.50. ~do. ■■..>■ *: r
• " j2ballßi '
; , i ;00 do JPlnrWhWls? ; t * [ ,]. . i
£0 do Chasers.; .
• 6 do'Scrolls, *jNoEil : atidi; ' ’ *“
i 5 do Triangles, Nos. \ and 2; *.
• 2 boxes Chinese Rockets. :*•*
i Jwtrec&TMana'farjaioby:^/ v-'-A
dec23, r:> JOSHPA. RHODES & COl3Q.WpQd.pt.
Kfl Bias IVIOA ALMONDS:
OU 20 ** ;.Sidly : “ • - -ail" • ,l -
1 K BOZ.B.4 LA}) Olt,fan.) T^ c 7»;~v
liS.2& Aoz.do’" do 'frta.J^stortandfbrfWw'''-
disf Ki-iVI ;3a-Woodstreet
2 iiipcoin storeiujdidr calo-by.-i; ■. i\
*7. *«*: .. JNO. QUOUTT//
OUNDRIR3-- ~—r-V—r—r: r-» .„•
K? ■;.• 20-bbljCrushedSnear:...-- *
10 ** Pulverized « ‘ ■*’ •*>.
; 10,#';i*b»derea- «■ dyy.t • ' ,
i .y. 20 “ Clarified “■ t forF&lejbv... .j. >
< * eoai ' j : SMITH' & STNCfcAIfc. ' "
T; ABD—2O tegs, Ko. l, for aoleljy .
■*# - ' SMITH'i-SISCWIR,
■ -122 8000 ml (tmU6H*irst ptrwfc
: C»^W-aoUBii ; -]4»|i&BKSe» „-„
JefSt ■: .-■ -■/'■-■ sinciaibl ; ’
Y'lHKKSli—lwa boxevpfiiii 0 , ror sale by , . •
\j a«3 • •; •;;• smiths Sinclair:' 1 '
T ifer Ltea fortaSe.by
4J-dg3;i: i‘.r. - : j fcraftt ITO ?-/t 'i'-i-
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J ll4 SMITH * BUfCUHL' :
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J; }U wi. a - juscr.Atn-''
D&ES3 PLA^BS.—Wo’ toys ootv open, uud wlli nctlro - /
iu 0 few day*, the most splendid stock of plaids of thn
muon ;'selling *t*educed : prices." : iron: arS^rKs
df” 2 * : a, a. »uao» a-c0,n0.»mt,... ...
KEOBIVW), alsige assortment of Ladles' Zephyr w or „7.' 3
ad Bagfei> Hoods, Bhiwletts;' * Sap*' •
:P«sa> assortment «r .Gent*’* winter Gloves..' ...t 0 ®
“‘V" r"A:'A.-KABQWA'CO,S'o.%'feni. „f ’
pKKfAKKI) UOUN-iW boxca, OsTOgo aua urW •**'*-%
iT-fsaleby r [d«3] B. A. PAHjlWoCK^r^ o !- :
Xiawg?.-, fe- A. Fahnestock * co. '
5 -B. t-m \ - ■
ing MUk'ltf thll'
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dutiful: Himiam. •
EDBBEES., ?r ic Oa low .. M IoTSS ~
nreet. • - W. E. SCHMKIITZ. '''
> rioxa*/ai JljStt'ptelio*;. “ ' .- f
ti !■,.., ?P®-.boxes ho. X Fire^Crackers, . t
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d«i^ ; - r V.- ?ZUV: jSWORTH’S,■ -
aec “'* ._ _. porter or Diamond ftad-Dfamond alley. ’
UlfnaSSßr/w. all Mnda and quallto; E* ffltotar W.v •■»'*
«>• s. D4TIBON,-.
•- : 65Slarhetstreet.marfourtli. ‘ ’
A lull Maortaeoti always oh »■
i. haod,uttoirprfcefc*..< iffjgj HmuiSt “ ~ ?
aec ? ••■!:• s .y r - ?:; ? :; -
BOQKS .ta tho most.-, ■ ;
t N® !^«*is u ? lr ’ f al,,it ’ or it**.’ •"•'
S Sn.S! SHAI* ito. iiHIBE, ito Bloat tara,„< ,
P rint > In various Itjle?. Dr. West's"
Analysis. All suitable foruolld»yPmo«fc'‘ ! Ati* jj
dooia —' DAVISON’S BOOK STORE. V
<wcw 66 Mirkor nt, near Fourth* '
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; MISCELLANEOUS. *t , ' 1
' Mother' tnvoleo' of. anti BiUt r VdVo^TWl
•'• - ■" •• ■ d«c2o.
'Aj MASON V xmJhV S"‘
1?'% 1,111; «StlilSi, , iljl» ! OT6hflDsr, - .’MBiVeWrt,-:
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A 25 Fmw£S'. re f? lT “ lal A Ai i ' ABIJN *00.’8,*0% 7
aSlto FUtt BtI “ t » 150 ps„ JUjmcis, of cvary.color «n<J
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Port g <- • , A ‘ A rM«SOS *<!o-.,.So;a J Hfai. B t.
T II ,S? o aLs lQlinNas -- A ' -»- iUSOHiir® No. -
-■*Btreet, are tot&r exhihiting.one of tho
f T gffl“L n ,B'>uTerofrrfiß-tffadtr JSI <
|Wery color. : ira°gi-
AA. MA£ON&.CO. will open thismorn lntrasolendhi
• assortment ofXniUes Cloth Cloaks, J Tilftw »'• i
DPgtCTtu, . ~v . ; .„ v ij977 -
and. Velvet Boa- ,
the latest &nd most tjea ■**
_jPOTg) *,. , ajABON.A CKV2s\Rfthst..
- , r M ABON & CO, No. 25 Fm‘H etroit, will open. "
attd Taunjg. , ~.: . .;n- dcdv^ , rf .
sWoon.bands, and daliyreeciv-^
1 »_*'ingtongand SqtwreWoolenaba'wlsofWeryqaalltr
_!*“? 't.:*. '■'■■ -,f- ?:A«rA.^lAfiONACQ rt Jfo.2s.HfQL ft tL. J . ~
PLAID PKINTB—I6 cases PlaldPrinta, warranted. fast -
colors, just received.' A. A. MAPON dr'Ca;*-'*-”'
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A - A MAHON *aCOwm ei
'Kft I !*' 6roi p>”«'4noaiorlbt of' »W *
Talroea, of tha moat feublonublo ttyioa anti aateri»i«...fiia)-t-
WJK have on liana, *adm constantly wceirltjsr. tho ,
newest shapes in LADIES’ CLOTU CLOAKS ■TA7 J - ;
. M AS r an4 vA. *rCO., >-«'■
dec!2 Ky -.r"- ” "N , o. 25 Flfth ;: a tm ft L'
- jjLi*’-%? 1 Fillibustera.aiid are dally,
adding tk&ne*est style*' ' "“'AJXMASON & <yt '
. : dec24 ■ ; « l ? .;rrr?;V;> ' U'. - J.SX &■
■L™* WUiTjft large, and’ (superior aa »
V*> eonment ©MbeatXrs'e'on band/find filing at reduced • •
,_fi. • . ; ,■••.., 25Fifth fi treet ...,;,
A. AEON & CO., Noi 25 Fifihstreet,
'n«i fl!? 11 * -
■;aim,lj24.BwiBfl and Epgliflh.Blanketa.. - -doclO .
JUSTKECK
t declp? v
IViU), a few Gent’s Traveling fihawjg.
riAETKK’SSPAJQBU iUXTUfiJS-JB'oreaJeat
V* • > ' - KBYgER’S. 140 Wood
/ \UJNINE—S(X) ounces for sale at *
VJ deel7 , •: • • KKXSEIt’I
FLUIDKXTKACT VAf.KiUAN—IO Ihs for mlest i
-deM7 : 'Tgii l{EtSKß'B,l.WWoojst: '<
eHRISTMAS PIKS.-r^JocxtCooking Jlufeina, $4. and 10c- "' 1
**Mm « Jfcj.Freneh Car
»bU 12^c,*^jd_20c-^tb; ounce* warranted 1 "’
pare; Cooking Wine and Brandy, nt2sc.%* quartet.
. JEHC7
.Corner. otPiamondand PiaiSonilaUbTr : -1
JUST iUSO^VIII>~-20 i k£g3 f;apcriac^c|l^b
" ' v ■ Cftrper pfrUjatoorid apdfltpOQPdnlloY* /;
• A-wmEs& <*#&!,.•**::
■-cX Purchase *be Stock, Fixtures and eood Trill of a wpJI -
tofoß- ■■ S. CBTHBBET A’SON
- .dean General Commiaeinn Ag’Lo. 140 Thin! et/
fiflfl siqs5 iqs BEAD'teeeived- per steamer Saint Clair, and
for Bale by ALEXANDER GOEDOS. Y
;dec2l:amn» No. 1M Front etrfot. '
tiII DEIKS-i—s bags Imckwh'eirtFloor; • ' ■ -■
4 , “ Soup, Beans;’ In store’aria for f
gale try [nor9] KINO i MOOIitIEAD.
I I ti AZETTEEIL“A new ami .coinplefo
_U Statistical Onsettoer of tbe.Uintol HUtra of Amiica,'
founded on and compiled from official Federal and State re
tnrnAandjttrt ijeventti national egienfc-’For rale<at the'
Stationery Warehouse of IV. s. iIAYEX;
•_ dec!9 CornorMarfat ami Second streets':
Anew. railroad; Adtit* sectional-map; oFtomo
foraaloat . . W . 8L HA.YKFS, ..
O UQAK—6ohbdsPlantationSagar ;7i0 ,t*..;;,i;,>
M , ,20.bamla I/>yeripgte crashed,-pulverised.-and' -
. . pttwaerwJi ao^■ ;
GO baftslirotlldo4--1
*.-li i r W toxesWJitt©navaii»<2o.,. Female hr-'- ,
dec22 ' MILEEBJfc RYCKETSON. ■; '
MpIiASSES —200 bbla Jflantatioa Molasses:
_ .120hfbH»ifi6> -: : 7<Jo~i ■,
[decZiJ , MILLER .ft. RIOKFJgOS,
For sale by
Chest* Tonng Imperial, Gunpow
-1 der. SoachoQg, Tind Poartwfljt Tea; ; lSo cattf boieido i
do; for die by[d»23ji : r MILURI4, piciaTgOM,
H^"£ _Vtot s B “ ? T 1»™. V 51 - IS4Q . 18H,1W3.«n4' i "
1851 Cognac Brandy, for pale ia packages wad dend^* 1 '
jonnß, (dec22) MIBLEB
demijohn, by : MHLER& KICKETBON. ,
IsAISINS—SO boxes JL E. Kalfins; . ~ : —‘
- .... , y .fcr.Mlo.by...-
...ft” 22 ~ Mfflugt a nrcSßißo?r. •
X'iKß—m bblo packed Bntl
So4l* AND CANDLES—. ; :
300 boxes Noe l-ibmliy •'
:Stnrocd Mould Can tiles; forealobv ...
ate 22 ■ am-LKR t nromsTgoN: 1 '
!i*ABj^eoo ; taxer Wfodottr-aiaas for RAicrbr'" *
dec22 MILLER & KTOKgraChV/ -
USU—6O bbls Wo. 3 Mackerel, larce:
25hf« « « «*
i . SObblslttckLcd Herring; 'for ralflljy ~ . .
: -' ' MUXES ItlCgyTgpy,
‘ _ . . J ..
10bnleaBonIcaardO '--la -Rtore-M((J : .
JOSITUAMODES fi CO.,' -
~...,3p.yypmstr^u.Y
<Jec2l. :., ; i
libblsibr />aie bj_ % < ■
dec3 ■i„ .■>...' w 8MITII.& SINCLAIR.
iUSSIAN cases for sale 'by’
doca> • P- A: FAHNESTOCK f, iv<,
TOa—anrarrsfe for sals by. ,
- . • IT- A. FAHNESTOCK A CO. "
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&440W00A street.
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