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VOLUME XII.
DAILY MORNING POST.
TUESDAY MORNING::::::;::::::JANUARY 17
LEGISLATIVE.
■: Wo publish to-dayso muchofthe proceedings
of the Legislature as will be of general interest
■to our citizens. It is taken from the Harrisburg
Uriio n : *
SENATE.-:
- Feidat,' January IS, 1854.:
The Senate met at 11 o’olock.
. ■ Tho Speaker laid before the Senate the annual
report of the State Treasurer; on the finances of
the State. ■;
Petitions.— Mr. McClintook, one from Alle
gheny county for a law making it the* duty of
the Supreme Court to review: errors in criminal
cases.
v , Eeai > in Peace.— a
bill supplementary to the act incorporating the
Pittsburgh mutual live stookinsurance dompanj;
olßo,_a bill supplementary to the act incorporate
lngtbo Pittsburgh life insurance company.
Mr. Darsie, a bill relating to the establishment
ana change in-the place: of holding general
emotions throughont tho Commonwealth.
Mr. Crabb, a hill providing for the payment of
Peter A. Brown, for his work on ./sheep, and a
bill vacating a certain alley in Philadelphia.
Resolutions.— Mr. Dareie offered aresolotion
that on nnd after Monday next,, tho standing
hour of meeting shall bo 10 o’clook. - ' f
The resolution wob adopted.
Mr, E, W. Hamlin offered a resolution that if
the Housc oonenr, the joint committeo on tho
subjeot of.n Legislative Record, bo authorized to
oontraot with Omit, Emerson & Co., or any oth
er parlies who may propose to do the Work
.cheaper and better. : '
Mr. Knnkel moved to amend by striking out
tho words •• chenpcr and better,” nnd inserting,
provided the: ooet thereof shall not exoecd $2,-
000, and that it Bhall contain nothing but legis
lative proceedings. ' °
Tho amendment was adopted and tho resolu
tion as amended, agreed to.
The bill relative to the State Librarian was tak
en up iu order, on Second reading. It provides
that tho Governor shall appoint the Librarian for
tho term of five years, to bo confirmed by the
Senate. 1 ■
The bill passed second reading. The rule
which prohibits bills to bo read twioe on tho
same day, was suspended, and the question be
ing on its final passage, .
Mr. Darsie moved that tho Senate resolve it
eolf into committee of the-whole, for the pur
pose of striking out five years and substituting
threo, ob tho term of the Librarian. -
The motion was dobated, and agreed to.
Tho Benato then resolved itself into committeo
of tho whole, and made tho amendment as indi
cated. .
The report of the committee was adopted and
tho bill passed finally.
HOUSE 01’ REI'RIiSKSTATXVES.
Fhiday, Jnn. 11, 1854.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Mesick.
Mr. ■ M’Kce, from Committeo on Accounts,
mado report relative to the poßtagoof the House;
which was read and adopted,- and the Speaker
ordered tq draw his warrant for tho amount due,
on the Stato Treasurer.
On motion of Mr. Lowrcy, tho House proceed--
od to nominate candidates for State Treasurer.
• Mr,. Crane nominated- Asa Dimook, .
' Mr. Bjeriy 44 - Mr. Painter.
, Mr Roberts “ Isano Hngns.
Mr. Beck “ Oliver Watson.
Mr. Wicklein 44 J*. G. Jones.
Mr. Horn 44 J. M. Blckel.
Mr. fficstand “ John Strobm.
Air. Barton- 44 . Geo. Sanderson.
Mr. Scott “ J. K. StrtfCSera.
Mr. Ziegler 44 John Keatlcy.
Mr. Eldred 44 Gen. Wm. Brindle.
Mr. nunsecker . 44 John Bail.
.. Mr. Davis 44 - - Wilson Laird.
Mr. Adams 44 Joscph-Bailoy.
Many other gentlemen were put in nomination
for the office, when, on motion of Mr. Sidle, tho
nominations closed.
BILLS 1H TLACE.
Mr. Porter, an act vacating an alley in Alle
gheny.city.
Mr. Ball, a bill regulating the gaaga of rail*
roads in Erie county.
Mr. Stock dale, a aupplement to tho sot incor
porating the Monongahela Slacktvater Naviga
tion Company.
Mr. M’Coonell. an aot for a new county, to be
called Pino ; also, an act to incorporate the
Blairsvillo Female Seminary,*
Mr, Montgomcpr, an act relative-to tho bo
rough and township subscription to certain rail
roads. •••
Mr. Strong, a supplement to the act relative
to manufacturing iron by coke and mineral coal.
. Mr. ITurtt, a bill to prohibit the Bale, &c., of
intoxicating liqoore in tho Btate. -
Mr. Byerly, a. petition for the creation of a
Bavinga bank in lVcstmoreland county.
Mr. Cook read a.bill to incorporate the Mount
Pleasant Savings Bank.
Ocean Penny Postage Meeting?*
A large and intelligent meeting of the friends
of a uoivejsal system of ocean, penny.postage
was held last evening, at the Musical Fund Hall,
A number of ladies contributed to the brilliant
appearanceof the assemblage. Mayor Gilpin
presided, and a number of; well-known citizens
acted as Vice Presidents and Secretaries. . After
the President had briefly stated the object of the
meeting, he introduced Elihu Burritt, “ the
learned blacksmith," and the eloquent advocate
of reform. It is well known that Mr. Burri tt
has been agitating the question of cheap ocean
postage throughout'Groat Britain. Ilia .ration
on this occasion was a most m astcrly effort—the
finest argument upon thequestion, to.which we
have ever listened. He sought to establish' two
grand pointsEiret, that a nniversal system of
cheap ocean postage was practicable without in-,
flicting any loss of revenue upon the govern
ments .agreeing to supportit; and seoondly, that
it would be an Immense blessing to mankind..
The first portion of his speech was severely lo
gical, laying a solid foundation of argument;
and the latter part of it, in which he enlarged
upon the Utility of cheap ocean postage in dif
fusing civil and religious freedom, was stirring
and vivid. ' In the course of his effort,. Mr; llur
ritt gave an. account of the prospects of the
cause in England, showing that the present posi
tion of affairs was favorable to the desired re
form. ~
At tho conclusion of the learned blacksmith’s
oration, a memorial was read, and adopted by
the meetlogi addressed to the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States, setting
forth . tho practicability and benefit of cheap
ocean poßtage, and nskiog an early .consideration
of the subject. .These wero.tho only proceedings
of 1 niportance. Mr.:Bnrritt’s rdratiou was the
event of the evening. ; Tho nndience was of a
very different character from those which usaal-
Jy attend our public meetings. The attention
paid throughout, demonstrated 'tiie intelligence
and appreciation of nil.— Phil, North. American
and Gazette.
Tire Sasdwich IsMKns.—The latest intelli
gence from these Islands tells tho same tale of a
mired feeling respeoting annexation which oth
er arrivals have bronght before.
The whaling fleet have all assembled iat their
winter quarters in Honolulu. They have had a
bad season; their oatohlngs ainonßting to a little
more than one balf only of list season. There
ore about one hundred whalers in tho port, with
on average of not, more than seven hundred bar
rels each. .
Much improvement is manifested in theisinnds,,
especially in/those ports that foreigners visit.
Agriculture is muoh attended to. Indigo will
soon be a profitable crop. Wheat is being raised
in considerable quantities. One district in the
island of Maul has raised, twenty thousand
bushels this year. ’Coffee,' Sugar, and tobaoco
are yielding abundantly. The production; of uu
gar this year, in the islands,‘'will amount to three
thousand tons, and that of coffee to : one hundred
and .fifty. An energetic, industrious, and enter
pnsing'population .would. sdon-Tincfease 'these
crops. A number of fmo stores, and a steam
flouring mill, are in processUf emotion, built of:
the ooral rook. This is some progreßS for a na
tion that killed its European discoverer less than
a oentury ago.—Cohn, (Wash I
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Jm ontef the largest Job Printing OJJicts in (he city, where aU
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. F. GILLBIORE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
• • Office, -comer of Fourth street and Cherry aUcy,
PITTSBDBGn, TA.,
- his professional business as usual, at
‘his between the hours hC 0 A. JI. and A P„2i. of each
.day."'' ■•■■■. , ■■' ... , ■■■ ■ .... ■■ Jy2o •
C. Orlando I«oomis,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
A. ■ ■ ■• ■•
• Thomas SI. SUrshalli
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrio’a Buildings, Fourth
Street., . .. . . janTdy ■
R»B. Carnahan,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alloy and Grant street jelky
J«N. M’Clowry, ••
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office in
XX BakewelPs Bonding*, on Grunt street jc-2
i>* Ht Hazon,
.. A TTORNKY'AT LAW—No; 127 Fourth street, above and
gnr27?y
J. Si niorrison,
A TTORNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re
■XX moved to No. 44 Grant Btrcet, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Pa. , ■ nprlO:y
R» Biddle Roberts,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Offioa, No. lS2SmUhflcld Street
between Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend*
ed to-t-spodal attention givon to Conveyancing. .
Thomas Means,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
XX Office, next door to the. Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4 , ..
• ■ B* P* Hobs, •
.. A TTORNEY AT LAW—No, 1W Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
XX Pa., fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson's Livery
Stable. . . je2S
Adjourned.
. . N. Bnekmoster,.
A XDERMAN-r-Officu, Fourth street, third door abate
XX Bmithflcld, South wdn. Couveyandng of all kinds done,
with the greatest care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Es
tate examined. Ac. . • • ■ novlft
BUSINESS CARDS. ’
Fit, I)RAVO, Diamond. Pittsburgh, - l’n-, dealer it
« Country Predate, offers for sale a choice t>tock-o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every vnrl'iiy
and tho purest qualliy, ground at Ids fcihxim -Mills. AL«t>,
Driod Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce token in exj
ehangofor Merchandize,
F. R, D. has procared n fall assortment of LftodrethV
Warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in
terested in rural affairs. _• jantl
J« 8, LBEC!I,SIcAbPIN & CO«,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
. "AXD PBAIXRS W "
Provisions, Hetalfl and Pittsburg Manufactures,
* No*. 242 A3U> 244 Libxilty
augG] , FITTSUVRGir.
ntaxcia u. .jno. a. hexsiuw.
BAILEY RENSHAW,
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERY; in
Wooden and \Vino\v l Uaro,fnpai»tS?ril Tin Wnr«, House
keeping Utensils. Ac.,Wholesale and Rcbn!,No. 25.1 Liberty
street, Mttshorgh. - - aprlSrv
King4k Bieorhoad,
WHOLESALE GEuCKHS.AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
Kmltli & Sinclair,
WnOT.ESAUJ GUOCEUS AND COMMISSION MKTV
CHANTS—Carn&rAV'ofxj and First i»ts. fnov;s
' Paul Murdock;
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING SIERCfIAN'S, AND
STEAMBOAT AUENTS—No. 7 Watorstreet, Cincinnati,
Ohio. . fapl:tf
i. Ktaei‘A7&xoK......»....J. r. iuxron.
Kirkpatrick ib Uerront,
fTTHOLESALB (iUOCJiKS, PRODUCE AND COMMIT
V V SION MEttCIIANTA,uud Dealers in PittsburghManu
focturpsAo. 5543 Liberty ttr% vi, Da. roylTn?
fatsos kcLLtns, ' iotOTmcoLa, ~ vtSFowrxti,
Pittsburgh. ' - Maryland. . Pittsburgh.
Seller*, Nicole & Co.,
PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 303 Liberty Rfc aet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
St«rm. Linmwd and TArd Oil*. jySS
WBAUmtiUiO, Philo. vu. uciletsun, Pittsburgh.
Miller &. lUckettfon,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, LMDORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wines and Stgnrj—Nos. 172 and 174, romtr of Irwiu
and Liberty streets,-Pittsburgh. • Iron, Naily Cotton Yarns,
constantly on hand.. . ... jv23
J.n.wmiama,
T¥7"nOLESALB AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCER, AND
ff. Forwarding and .Coznmk<Mon Merchant, Dealer in
Country Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture*—Wood pL,
fourdoors above Fifth, Pittsburgh. tnarS
rou» « T cu)siur..; -cousmi/a M’ctosfcev.
Wholesale nnd Retail Clothirtg Merchants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET, .
TDK subscriber* respectfully infbnn tholr old customers
and the public In general, that they have this day us
soctated themselves in the above btDdnesAf'under the firm
of JOHN M’CLOSKKY & CO, They regretfully soHdta
share of public patronage.
: The previous-business of each will be settled by them
£elvA« respectively. f«»bw
James C# Watt,
MERCHANT TAILOR—No. 45 Fifth street, opposite the
Theatre; PRtshurph, Pa. . . . . apr7
T> LAIRD. Rate of tho firm of CooLBI& having
JLbi opened STQRENO. 9, (two doors above the old
jstand,) for the. purpose of.carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention, to business to merit o
share of the patronage of the late firm..
' 'N. -B.—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
styles, and on tho shortest notice—lnferior to none. In the
-city. •■.•••■• •' " " ■ : ' jan26:y
. r B* T« C» Blorgaai
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER—‘■has-always-on hand.
ft general assortment of School, Miscellaneous andßlank
Books, Friutine, Post and Cap Paptir, and Re
tail, No. IQiWeod street* below Fifth, East side, I’ltteburgli.
i Wonted, Rugs and Tanners* Scraps. . ap!6:ly
. ~ . JrlL .Weldlik, 7~ •
YTt7HOLESALE ATfD RETAIL DEALER in Blank and
ff School Books, Poper'and Stationery, No. Co Wood
atifot, (between Third and Fonrth,) Pith-burgh, Fa. (mr2o
. it> C. StocktOttt
Late johnbon & stocktonv bookseller, bta-
TIONER, .Printer andi Binder—corner of Market aud
ThtrdgtreetS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
w.s. naven* ■ “
'TYEIKOLD PRINTINO ESTABLISHMENT, (Law Jons-
JL fiTOS A-Stockton,) anil BLANK BOO.K as© STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—Is prepared to * execute every stylo of
Legalj Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Bindinsa^d.faralsh-every articleln theßlonk Book,
Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest notice vnd on Hi®
mostroasonabl.e terms."
r Blank B6ok and Stationery-Warehouse, corner of Market
md Second streets; - :
: Prin ting Offico and'Book Bindery, No. Sp Third st. novlfi
Schnehman A Haaiileln,
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite tho Post-office,
, Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill Head*; Show Bills.
Lnbal*, Architectural antLMachlm “Drawings, Business, and
Visiting Cards, etc,,- Engraved or Brawn ou Stone, Printed
•iii Colors, Gold,Bronze,orßlack,in tho most approved style,
and at the most reasonable prict?ff.' : ' 1 • ocll6:ly
:_i. ; Anatin Loomis,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,; Merchandize, Stock, and Bill
■Broker,Office,-No. 32 Fourth Street,(above Wood.) The
subscribvjdmving opened an office at tho above place, for tho
-purposenf negotiating Loans, Bills, Bond*, Mortgages, and
aU other InstranttDt* for the security of Money, and for the
ptbrchase.-and sale,or Stocks. Will also give prompt and
parUcular.attention to;buylug, selling, renting of and leas
logßeal Estate. r a[ jy7] AUSTIN LOOMIS.
...............oocbean fiemihg,
* u PXEMINa BROTHERS,
W - (Successors to'J. Kidd A Co.) '
HOLE3ALE DRUGGISTS, No. 60 Wood sired, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Proprietors 6f Br. M’Lane’s Celebrated
'YermifagefldverPDla, Aci.'• ~ ; Piy7:y : ,
B> A> Fahnestock A Co.,
TXTHOLESALK DRUG WAREHOUSE—Corner Pirst and
y f Wood streets, and comer'Wood'and Sixth.' ffebl
• JNO.;GEOVTT,
Importer of Brandies,! Gin, Wine, &o.;
FINE OLD M.ONONG AHELA RYE WHISKY,
Feacli k&d Apple Ac,
*. Also, RECimna jmn Bismiso. '
Corner of SmUhfield nnd Froot streels, Pittsburgh, Pa. fdes
■ .1 J.Bryaiy
TYXTHOLESALE. and liquor merchant
:VY IM> Liberty: street, and ai Diamond alley. - feblOry
PAGODA TEA STORE.
TEHU HAWORTn, Wholesale and Itciail Grocer.
0 i and Importer of Old Country Black Teas, French Bran*
dieSj Wlnes, Ac., eoroeir of Diamond alley ana ihe Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa. V. - _. . ' febffiy
' W&lter Pi SEsrahaU, .
IMPORTER and Dealer In french and American Paper
jHgngfnga.- .mar 3
' '• ' ;:R.FiWEDPELL> •-. • - :
T 'OANBROKER, Dealerip Notes, Bonds, Mortgagos, Real
. J-4 Estefe ■
Hall,Fifth street, next door to tho
Clt&enß’ Deposit Bonk, Pittsburgh, Pa. aprB
if?Y
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CHANGIAIUXA.T rL&iBTTEE;
BUSINESS CARDS.
8. CLTHfIEKT.., .......i-'B-’t. CttTBDSIiT.
8. COTHBERT & SON,
AND - GENERAL AGK.NTS, No. 50
Smitfyidd:-itnc£. >;v : - . b o tl
. John H. Mellor,
AND ItETAIL DKAIER IN MUSICAI.
f f INSTRUftIENTSy Pianos, Music,-Scliooi’Rooks and
Stationery, N 0,122 Wood sttest. -~V|janl
.■ i ;• A* Tindle,
(gEssl\ . WHOLESALE and KuLail SADDLE, n ARKKSS,
IpjasaacTßUNKi VALISE and CARPET RAG manufiuv
w . - . turer, No. IG6 Wood-etroot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
■ jy2P:y /
L..£, HuyTvard;
EALKR in BOOTS, SnOEij, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
and BRAID HATS, comer of Market and Liberty Bt«.;
■ «p. >74 Pittahurgb, Po._ : )*U.y
William Glenn* -
■C.OOKBINDER--Coriior of. Third and Wood Streets, above
A t JI. Kay. whero bo is prepared to do ovury description
of Ruling and Binding, • ' ’ : • - |tfks\-
TVII. CALVERT dp CO., '
T\IE-SINIiERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
-L' EifyEiopß MASUFACTimxas, .No. 48 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
'Card.''
HLEE, (stjccessou to Mcoput a Let,') WOOL DEAL
• ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the wile
or American. Woolen Goods, No. 139-Liberty street.- [my4 ~
K' ..r. , Thomrm M. l.lttle,
ATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—FiIDi street, botwet n
Wood and. Market streets, opposite Iron City lIoL-.1,
nonof Jewolry'madeaoflrepairbd. ' TapStly
■ , J. SCOTT, 1/KNTI&T, Fourth street, tive doors
west of Market.
' - OrtKz Horns—From nine A. Mi to five
M» . ... . : ■ . dcc2o:y
. llr* David fltmt,
J HENTIST—Office, fourth street, botworn
Market nut! Wood streets, nearly opposite the
Pittsburgh Rank. ■ _____ nor!7:ly
- BARRAMUBER,
A EoHlTECT3:—Ofiicee: Philo Ilall; No. 75 Third street,
JIX Pittsburgh; and east eideof the Diamond, Allegheny.
jyl£bm
B LOUTH & BKC., East Birmingham, nianufiictUTer* of
• Ear Iron, and -emall Iron of all and
make, also, tbofinesupiality oflloope, Rounds and SqUhn-iv
Leave orders lor Iron in' the box,at the cltyivaf
Office. t>cl •*;
Money Loan Oilicet . .
JOHN A. O’BRIEN & CO„
1117 Third slnel, below SuiiltyUld...:
MONEY to loan in lurge or small quantities, on Gold
and Sliver Pinto, Diamonds, W atches, Jewelry, G udj»,
Patois, M usical Instruments and valuable articles of evt/Ty
description. ' .
Forfeited Pledges sold immediately after belng-bulof date,
unli»B redeemed. Bargains of Gold and. bilver Watches,
Jewelry, Su%, always on hand. ' sep7 1
ARNOLD ifc WILLIAMS,
HEATING & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
HAKUiAOTCRSM Olr
Chilaon Furnaces, WrongM-Iron Taking,
Ani> Fiitikbs For Srs*M, GiS or Watea.
■DST* No. 25 Market street, Pittsburgh. S?p27
D3rWa have sold our Furnaces, Patterns, Ac_ to Messrs
ARNOLD ft WILLI AMS,-whom we cordially recotuineud to
tho patronage of the public.
wp23 SCAJFE, ATKINSON A OKELY.
S. M*Klnley,
TTOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER, AND
.IT Dealer In Paint*—No. 44 Et. Clair street, Pittsburgh;
Has constantly ou hand all kinds of Paint>, hither dry or
mixed, Japan and Copal Varnish,. Unseed Oil, Dolled Oil,
SpiriUTurpentine, Window Glass of all sizes, Pntty,'Paint
Brushes, &ci all of the best quality, and for sale at rco>ous>
bid prices. . : ' - , . scull 1
James Lowryi Jr.,
CHAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No. 2D4
FetUirman’s Row, Liberty street, has on hand a Urge
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of every description, made of
the best materials, which ho will* Sell lower than article* ot
thesame quality can be sold in tharity. Ilewould call par*
ticultir attmuon to his large and Walnut
Chairs and iktdstti&da, which he will sell at greatly reduced
pricca. -Abo, Turning of every dcieripUon executed in the
neatest uinnm*?. Orucra left at ilm Wore Iloomfq or at the
Mill, corner or Adams and Liberty streets, will Is. promptly
tie Tided to. maril
James HleUlnger,
MONONOAIIELA PLANING SULJ<—WnuM respectfully
inform hi* friends t>ud the public, that Lia new estab
lishment is now hi full operntiau, and that he in jirer-arcd to
furnish Boat Cabins, and 611 all orders-for Pliuiad Lumber,
. with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on ouc ur both sides, oonstantJy
•on hand.
dash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
onlcr.
Builders and Carpenters would finditto theiriadTaniage
to give him u call, aa ho can how furnish thorn with planed
stuff suitable for every description of work. •
HEBEOH & CEISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS of ail kinds cf BRARS WGRK, LO-
PLU.MBKRS, Ac. Al
so. Cotton Batting Manufacturers,
. Foundry v-nUttboenaVtrcet,Alh'ghcny City. ; .
- •-OfTtcb and htoru, Nb. l’UL'burgh'
OLD BltAb* ahdOOMPKU taken in esrehange for work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or OiEce, wilt bo
promptly attend»l to. f.?b9:ly
jdSfc:>Ti“TrX6“wit v, “
JSo. 43 Corntr.of Fifth and }Yydd Strrsit,
Office up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
1 >ESFKCTFULLV announce to the public that he has
XV cowmfiTMvd Uut REAL ESTATE AOKN'CT, iu cormee
tion with iDteHfseocc and OvurTwl Odieciiug. lie will
also attend to renting. I’ersons in want or servants, iu any
capacity, or those in want of places, will be supplied at short
nutlco. AJI business entrusted to hi*, care promptly at
tended to _
Rffcrtncss —T. J. Blghara, Richard Cowan, W.
0. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Black, James Mockeral, A, A Mawrn,
MnffltAOld. __ innlß_
Cargo’s Daguerreotype and Art Goliery,
jtpaUv JStidditig, Ko. 7C Ftiiirth tlrrti,(tiext la Lind’s,
C'urpcf Emporium.)
• It. M. CARGO A Co. having filled up the most
ample rooms in the city with murumoih sky and
Aflf «al« light®, offer First LIKENLBFKS, in
style to suit all, varying in pric« according to
4&g»rjgV):te and quuiUy of case, Ac. ffh,Bupcrior Oil
by the best artbU, fur sale, and on ex
hibition during the day and evening. Citizene und stran
gers are invited to call and examine, specimens and I’uuit
lugs. - ' ' . ftpr27
CAIUtIAOE PACTOUY.
WR. TERRY, Virgin alley, between Wood and Liberty
• ntreots,Mfinufaatarwof BUGGIES. BAROUCHES
and CARRIAGES, ofevory description. AU work dope
warranted. The advertiser would here state that ho Served
nine years apprenticeship to Hie business, and has worked
Cor many years In tho principal shops of the Eastern cUivo.
nwrlifctf
NKW SEED STOIIK.
J4J183 WARDItOP,
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the ajort improved
breed, being very hardy, and 'fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, Hemp, Millet,Rot>o and mixed tiecil. Bouquets
will be furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS,via:
Camellos, Roso Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (Id pots)
for Christmas Trees, from (he Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth fit, near Wool. dec2o
ENGLISH ANDCLASSICAL SEMISAIIY.
w. t. McDonald, m. a., fiuscipal. .
rpilK next session of tho institution will comJ*fcice on
J MONDAY, the sth of September next, nt the room cor
ner of Forry and Llborty Btreets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Veeder.
Rffcraxcti —lion, ju W. Loomis, C. Knap, Jr., S. F. Von
Bonhorst, It. Miller, Jr. , • * aug2s .
: Datcli Buibons Uoot») dec* 1
THE subscriber has reftdved direct from Harlem his sup
ply of choice Hyacinths, TutipSi Crocus, Pconoas, and
other Flower Roots for r ull planting, and for winter bloom
ing, in pots And glosses; Lawn Grass Soeds for fall sowing,
which make a fine, close, smooth turf, equal to rods. Pru
ning Instruments, Garden and Firming Implements of the.
most approvod : construction, at Eastern prices, Dorn the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth street.
novD JAME 4 WARDROP.
NEW CAKPET STOBE!
Ho* 47 Fifth Street, n«nr Woodi
AN Unrivalled cusorlment of CARPETINGS and OIL
CLOTHS, of tho lntesttlnd most beautiful patterns for
spring sales, now opeu for inspection; consisting of—
Royal Velvets; Brussels;
- * Tapestry Brussels; Tapestry Ingrains;
Extra Supur Throe Ply;
Super and Fine Ingrain;
Tapestry Vcnitians;
Twilled and Plain Venitian.% -
Together with every description of low priced Carpoliugs,
Chenlllo nnd Tufted Rugs and Matte, Canton and Coir Slat
ting; Jute, Cham, Cocoa, AdHoid, Aliccm, and Bhcepskin
Mutts; Floor.and Ht&lr OU Cloths, all widths and qualities;.
Htair and Floor Druggets, Greon Baize, Piano and Table
Covers, Venitian Blinds, Window Shades, Blair Rods, Ac.,
Ac., of the wry lowest casfr prictt.
marSl ROBINSON A CO.
Chandeliers and Gstr Fixtures* ,
THE subscribers are now openlugat their now Ware room-
NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wornl and Smith
field, tho largest asßortment -of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting,
•over offered In this market. Having arrangements totule
by which they will bo constantly in receipt of now patterns
and varieties, thoy confldonUy invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. Wo aro determined to sen as
low os any Rouse in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
terfiv.can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
in this lino. ° -
- We contiauo as heretofore to fit np buildings of every do
scriptiou forges, water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made, (o order promptly.
LONG, MILLER S CO.,
No. 100 First street
To merchants and Others.
GERMAN, ADVERTISING.-Tho publishers of tho dollj
aud “ Frtihdls Freund ’’ would respectfully in
vito the attention: of merchants and others, to-the advan
tages offered by their papers as a medium of advertising
among-their-German feUow-cltUcna.hoth in tho city and
country.
Their Daily .paper la.published on tho rxNNT smiM, and
has douqls the circulation .of any Qekmam daily published In
Pittsburgh,while their'Weekly paper, which is published
already for twenty years, circulates largely in the adjoining
counties and Weutern.Penusylvftnla, as wcll os throuirhout
tho State of Ohio. r ■ •
Merchants of Pittsburgh and others will find it to thoir
advantage to .make use-.of our columns as a medium of
reaching tho German business. Terms as low os any other
paper in the city.
Office—Corner of Liberty and St., Clair streets, above
Braun k Reltorißßrug Btoro.. . L, k W. NEEB,
. aug26 . . Publishers and Proprietors.
. STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
■ ABILITr y ENERGY t d£CQXOitl\
THHbest goods';in Children's Hose, Men’s. Socks, Under
’ehirts and .Drawers, sold at manufiicluxerg’ prices, at
the FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, all made from
last yearis wool: NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. ; .
asp 27 :: - . WILLIAM-PALY.
Ik CARD.r-Mr..G. ANTON'and-H. BCIIROKDER would
; J\_ respectfully announce to tho citizens of Pittsburgh and
’Allegheny that they will-giTe instructions ou the Piano,
Gnltar,- Violin;and Flute. Inquire at H. Scbroeder A Co.’s
NRW MUSIC STORE, 64 Fourth street, #«p23
V .%*. zy.'-’ JJ. I '. . v' -ai--- V'
v **:. ■.
PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1864'
: JOSHUA HZ!
WHOLESALE EBTHTE
• 09 WOOD St., P
HAVE on' hand and are n
which they offer at the 1
. 7 a lagrlvicaAlmonds ;
• 25 : ‘‘ Sicily' do
i.^balesßordcauxdc* ; •
lAbags Bholled do -
■ CO Gilberts; -■ ’
L. 60 ,« Walnuts;. ;
CO " Cream Nuts;
i. 600 bushels pea Nuts;
25 bbls. Texan Pecuna;.
26 “ Illinois do *
2000 Cocoa Nuta;.
200 boxes German Plums;
2o kegs do do
. 10 bbis. . do do
-. 20 coses Prunes, glasajars;
...10. .« fancy bxs.;
• $0 casks Currants;
• .20cafes Citron; : -
200 boxes Cluster Raisins;
100 hr. 41 SLR. do
200 qr.« “ do
200 boxes No. 1 Herring;
100 «- Scaled do
1 os Re Mace;
1 bbl. Nutmegs;
; 1. “ ,Cloves;-. . ;
25 grossßlachibg ;• ;
25 baskets Salad Oily
J. 0. ASDXBSQS,......
J. C. ANDE]
WHOLESALE FRUITEREI
»o.6Woodit. r
JUST RECEIVED, tho moi
brought West of the Mou'
; 560 hags Brazil Sugar*-. //
60 boxes Havana do
20 bbls iorerJtLg’fl do, fine
pulverised;
- 20 bblg. Lovering’s, coarse
pulverized Sugar; -
20 libls. Lovering’s coarse
Sugar; ■ ' “ . .
60 bbls- Stuart’s do do .
8000-Cocoa Nuts;
15 cases Jar Prariea;
■ -12 cases Fancy Boxes do -
260 bis No. 1 Herring;
135 bxg Scried Herring;
C 5 lbs Mace;
100 lbs Nutmegs;
13b lbs Cloves;.
40 gross Blacking; -
. £5 bxa Citron ; .
1000 bos Pea Nuts; --*
AObxsNo ,1 Rock Candy;
20 do Eel do do
25 do Yellow do do
20 do White do do
: 06 bgs Ivica Almonds;..
30 bales Bordeaux do;
35 l>ga Sicily do;
CO do shelled =‘ do;
300 -oxsCluster Raisins ;i
250bxgMR do;
; lOWA FOUNDRY,
NO. 1.03 WOOD.STREET,
JOHN O. PARRY, (successor to J.C. Parry & C 0.,) begs
■: tMnfonathecustomcnrof the old. firm, and the public
generally, that he has now on bandanna Is extensively en
gaged in manufacturing, every description. of CASTJ NGS—
such as; Patent Chilled Rolfs; large Kettles And Curbs;
latent Kettles, tor Soap, Pot Ash, Sodp.Afth; Sugar Kettles,
.forth© manufat-ture .of Cuno. Sugar-Hiß cast on a
oocess, known as JVC. Parry’s, audaro_ superior for dura
bility to any other, and sold lower than thoso made on tho
Old;plan. . .. - ...
HOLLOW WARE—A general, assortment, all from new
and improved patterns, WtCgbn Boxes, jy*g Irons, Sad Irons,
Ac., Ac i
Rolling Kill Castings, and Machinery of every description,
always on hand or made to order.. '
Cook Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, and Coal. Stoves, of.every
description; InwaCook Stoves,’five rises, which received the
first prize for 1850 and 1851, at tho Agricultural Pair of Al
legheny County, Pa., and recomrayndod by hun.tml
wurßons; EnterpriseCookStow, fourrize*;.PremhunCook:
Stoves; Egg and Radiator Coal Stoves.; Parlor Stores, Ac;.
Parlor Grnte* and Fenders, great variety, beautifully
enamelled. CoiamonGrater, and buiiilingmatcrial j>f 'every
description.. ' .. ' ■ •
A great variety of Ornamental and
F*ndog.
Ploughs and Plough Castings—A- Urge dock of all the
kinds In use, and win U' Roid at reduwd prices. ÜblVh Pat
ent Uver, True American, Egan’s,: Crane’s,> KinUaid's,
Woods’, IW.xk’s, Bull's, Improved Bull, Ac.
Double Houghs.—The Michigan Boiihle Plough, which
has taken the premium At the State Taira of New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and wherever it Ita* been exhibited.
Iron and Nan*, Stove Pipe end Tin Ware—all of which l
wQI sell at tho lowest prices; and rtffectfully invite the
public to givemea call, *t the old stand, No. 103 Wood rt.
; . . > iat-;v n. pATinv ;
. '••• - CIIAIU.OTTE BLUM E, No, 113 Wood
Foeond donr«l*m» Fifth. Pittsburgh,
fffl SfW nffar* ibr sale n.ltiwt* and wiill assorted
I t b * * » stock of Piano Kortee^(wbieh ere just ar
riving.) on the imwt-.Uberal term*. ,
• JAWKS CHiaWKIL.
• The attention of vurcU:tJk>ra ifl erretiiny invited to the
oclcbrated UAMBUUG VIANU3. ; V;: '
.. .These iastramonty bMng mpateexpri&sdv for this climate,
and having Urn ..over *4a*4utu«. of tone aiq>-
equalled l»v uuvothers. Al.-y>. IMaiu-y fmti) the manufactory
of Gale A Cu. No» York; Bacon & Rtiveii, Nov-Ycrrkj’Ke
lehenbach A Sons, Philadelphia; and of aiv ow ,v MA«n;VAO
tube, which are well known, nu<] havu been u.-*o»l 5n tliiannd
other th»*« for lUvs-nrs.
•MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of *ll kind*. •
itifiiars— Afiucmjicctioji of preucb.Spenbh and German;
of superior qunlhy.
Yhx/M4-—The bjv»t Italian. French nnj Koiril-h make*
. Jlccordff)7is— From tb;» l«;*t Phr L 5 ti *a n i yTo''- io rv . -
Al<S^—FiTttoH, Clario>ii*Jrt, Bruton, Fifes, hsiryort, Tambo
lines,Triangle*. 4<v. :
Slrtngs —Kalian. French, Knglb'h and Oenunn, warranted
to beof tl»e rery Ifp-it qualky.
. Pianos and ail Musical Instrument* t-eprirrxl wRU. dura-
Wlitr. «w„M,»»nqt,.v,
“cmcitiriUN(i»s elXkos'"" -
l J r? g iT v *"I i JI’SY HECEIVKI). nod now open for cx
cadn<»ti-n and sale, tun following now Pi«
r □ fcl* fr tl ftm> -fortes viz;
1/ ”a * One itnrtnvot«l,richly.carveil, Grand Tiano
Forte, 7 octaves fine, {£oo 00.
OneMtj-erbly «-ucrc«l Hos«:w<v>ll r.junre Piano, in tho stvle
of Louis XIV, T fsoo 00.
One carved, 7 octaves $450 00
One do rir> ‘ fibf do ......,,420 00
One d-> - plain 014 do 350 Ofl
One do do -fit.} do S5O 00 ;
One do do 0 do 290 00
On* do do 0 do 2s*o 00
All the fti>ovo are from tho celebrated manufactory of
Cuicszm.vn .A Sox.s, Boston, Jlnss.
Also, received from the wune, factory, a beautiful lot of
PIANO STOOLS,curved and plain rosewood.,with haircloth,'
figured plash, and brocatelle seats.
On hand, alarguutock of Piakos from other Boston and
New York makers, and for sale nt factory prices.
JOHN It. MKLfiOE, SI tYood street.
Agent fur Chickcring’a Pianos, for PJttabuTgU and Western
Pennsylvania. : , [dce2l
LATEST IUUSIC.
TT“ KLKBER HAS JUST RKOEITED—
' XXv Souvjwir re PARI9 Scuottjsh, composed and dedi
cated to Mr. Julius Lee, by 11. IClober. This piece is cmbel
llshed wiih an elegantly colored vignetle of the city of
Paris, showing tho Tuxuebus, the !tni>eriaVresidence of (he
French Emperor; tho Church of Norse Dams, etc.—being
a reliable and correct map of the French Capital, «s token
by Mr. Lee, on hls'recoDt visit there, anti is of Itself worth
tho price charged for tho Music.
Tho Troubadour Polka—composed anti dedicated to Miss
Romaine Loraoyno. of Washington, Pa., by 11. Kleber.
Fond Hearts at Homo; Itoautiful new Ballad, as sung by
Buckley’s Scrcnmlers.
Must I Forsake Tlieo; German melody, wllh English and
German vords.
Little Songs far Little Children—new,
Hoavliy Wears tho Dny—new.
Thinking of Thee—ctnr Ballad.
What Shall I cull Thee—vocal duett.
. Pot.fi \B—Zlgeng, City 6fG!»sgow,''Louis Napoleon, Ilat*
tie, Childrena’ Delight-, Unprcsuming, etc.-, eic.; and a gene
ral selection of thu most fashionable music of tho day.
i&r No. 101 THIRD street - 6ot2t
SteAinlJOAts* Alioy X
i fT B^ ' aE subscriber? tender thelrwknow-i?*'
for the favors bestovrod wpouUJL
ffgwa ninVfi.ilthem by .their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others interest- * 1*
ed in building boat*, that they are at all. tithe.? prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs or the best material and work-'
maushlp. T. B. YOUNG A CO„
Corner Third and Smithfield stteeta,
Jyl2, *53 ' 1 ~ opporite ‘‘Brown's Hotel.”
NEW MUniO iToHK —The subscribers have opened at
•No. 83 Fourth street, h choice collection of- music and
musical instruments, Itnlliui and Qortiuiu firings, Hano?,
by M. Erard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by M. Euler,
Frankfort, A. M.; Cl«ri6netf>, do. ATI kinds of bra?? instrn*
menti from the host Preach manufactories, all of-which wo
offer to the public on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that wc can render entire satisfaction.
: H. SOUROEDEU A CO., No/83 Fourth st.
II Schroedcr and G. Anton will give Instructions on the
piano, violin and guitar. .. . . sop 23
JOSEPH ittOORIDGE,
COMMISSION AND. FORWARDING MERCHANT,
■ No. 38‘CoMMsamXr., Enow Pine STarE*.'
St.Xonls,JUo.,
CONSIGNMENTS audComnih'slona will meet with prompt
and persoual attention, and iibtisl udvanccs will be
glvcnwhon required, on Consignments or Dills of Lading,
tn Tuind,. - M ._
Orders for tbbpurchaso of Load, Grain, Hcmpomi other.
Produce,will be promptly flllod at the lowest prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merehandiz!!rnnd Pro*
duce will meet with especial care and dispatch; the lowest
ratosof Freight, will always bo, procured, and the expense
of Storage and Dray age as much-aa posulblo avoided.
• • ..•.es?ekesc*B:..
Pago A Bacon,. St. Louis;, Kills A.Morlon, - Cincinnati?
Charles?, Blow A Co., do; Strader A Gorman, do;
Chouteau & Valle,' do; llosea'A Frazer, • do;
Doan, King & Co., do; Springer A Whiteman, -do;
J.W.Butßr ABro.,Pittsbh; E.O. Gooodman&Co,* do;
.D. Leech A Co., do; E. AO. Yartudl A Co.,Philatin;
Wm. Holmes A G0.,d0;, Morgan, J. M,Buck A Morgan;
Blow A March, New York. B. B.Comcgys," do;,
Frost A Forrest, do; Shields &. Miller, . do;
CharleH A.Meigs,. . do; Josiah Lee A Co., Baltimore,
A. 0. Ferweli A.Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, . do;
Howard,Soh ACo,,. ' do; W.B:Reynolds, Louisville;-
• ‘ : ’ , H,D. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T. C. Twichell A Merchants, New Orleans.
s®,l have im.oponFolicy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when advised by, letter per
mall; or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or ntthe
time of shipment.' . . . JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,
aug6 St. Louis, Missouri.
HOT CORN I HOT CORN 1! HOT CORNI i I—Hot Corn:
Life Scenes in New York Illustrated—lncluding the
Story of Llttlo Katy, Madallna tho rag-picker's.daughter,
Wild Maggie, Ao. With original designs, engraved by N.
Orr. • By Solon Robinson.
“Bid that'Welcome
Which comosto punish us.”
“A beggar’s book outwbrth*s a noble’s blood.”
“Of ercry inordinate cup beware; •
. Or drink, and with it misery share.”
For-saloby ' . •B. TrCk MORGAN, ;
d«cl3 . lOlWood street
v- .'■' ■:
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* *
BUSINESS CARDS.
lOOK* &. CO..
BSCOHF2CTIONBBB,
fatisouaon, I»aj, ; ■
receiving the following'Goods,
lowest market rates:—'
r boxeBilaoc<>roni;
, Vermicellaj
; >W - “ . ''
f £0 W. ltockGandy:
I :-'VS. “ A No.l 'do' '
!• 10 “ -Ked. do
r '35 “ Capers;
. lo •■■<* Olivos}
- 75 Gone l)ropa: :
100 “ Lozenges;
. .CO-: Jnjoho Paste;
fiO-idoz, assorted Pickles; -
' SP:-'“. ; Presehres:;
. 10& - . ? Pepper fiaacb;
' ;JO cases Sardines;.-:
5 “ « hR Lxs.
■ « U do
- 200/bags Brazil Sacar:' '
■- ■id.hblaB;o.Sugar; i
.. 2? u .Lovering’s Sugar; i
; It) eases Liquoricot ..
- 25 boxes ItcfMdo • I
20,000'Princlpo Cigars ' -
10,001) Havana .do '•
15,000Begaliado.
2,500 Half Spanish Cigars;
.v/frJgr.Mcs. Miller’s F, Cut
[ fitfgrogs Anderson’* do!
TIHDLB;
& CO.,
18: AND CONFEOTIONEKS.
FlttsDnrgb, Pa.
»»t exfehsWti Fall. Stock ever
mtalnk.'c.onfisting'of-- .
: iJS bxs Maercaonl}' *
. 2d do Vermicelli; .
80 doTeiaii Pecans;
\25 do Illinois do;
Mfdoz tusa’d Salad Oil;
I 100d<>4 Topper Sauce;
loOdoa.Ketchup;. .
KTddz assorted Pickles; .
25i10K asa’d Preserves; *
i 12-7 bxc Lozenges; •
I. S F'-' , s “ r „ dino »)M.K.K;
20 bxß refined Liquorice;
: : 12cases do;
iOOKega Gorman Plums;
Co kroea ilra. filillcr'e fine,
put;
‘fiOtfr. Mrs Andorsm’fldo;
25 dp* Olives; -
25 tlo7i Capers;
. SOdos Onions;
• 60 bags Filbert*;
60bags Walnuts; -
75bagsCre?m Nuta;
5-bagg -
100 bags Dairy Salt;
20,000 Principe Cigars; •
20,000 Wash. Itegalia do;
IS,OOO Havana ; do;
30,000 Half Spanish do;
.•: - aopo -
PIANO FORTES.
ST. LOUIS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET. j
T 1 , . Property for Sale*
Ha subscriber offers for sale, bn very reasonable terms,
property, viz:' • ;
• •A Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. 110 Dunn, street;
between Hay street and Kraus' alley; ami Lot 20 feet front,
- 112 * ect to *» alley. The Horn* Is one*>f tho
one of the moat pleawint neighbore
- Pive corners of Front and Ferry rtrewtsj:
Te front on-.Ferry.aDd bizty feet on.
Front street; with a good three story Brick Building no'the
corner, a two story Frame on Front two'Brick Build
ings, used aa ehops, on Ferry sL?
80 d, '‘ l ’' C ' n *« ni *bctT.-«: n
.A House and i/it. on Wylie street, near the hott Court
House. The house is well nrranged and In good'order. and
Is now occupied as a hotel. ;; • ’ •
.A Three Story Brick, on Sroithfieldntreet, neai-Sefohtii—
being in an excellent business location.. The Lot is 20 by Si).
feetdaepjironliugon.iSniithileldst.' '
, ...A'Cottage Framo and Loii 28 by 120 feet, frontinir on Aina
andßoblnsonstreets,AlleghenytSty. This” TyVyi'™
hie and pleasant location for a residence - . - -
• Klne Lota In the town of U-Kecsport, each CO feet by ICO.
-fiereral.oftb.cse ar»ontho Main atroet. - * •
Elobsn Acres InLimetmra, on. the Mononipihola Rlvetj on
widen there ore 4 houses; there are.pome 0 0r,7 acres of ex
cellent atone coal,' and abundance of limestone, convenient’
to-the landingi and two coal pita open. • ' *• • ;
- Ninety Lota in the town of Columbia, CO feet by ISO each,
nearly all level, and. well located. ,Tke tenrint of. oach Lot
haathe privdege or using whatever stone coal he may •re
quire for his owanse, from a pit near the -Locke: - Columbia
is a pleasant situation on the bank of the Monongabeln riv
er, a short distance below Look No.-it In- the'midst of an ex
tensive stone coal region, and would be a desirable noiatfOr
manufacturing establishments..: . •. 4. ■■ ■-
Iwo llnndrttl acres, of superior Stone Coal,with House;
Kailrcad. ic.; This property has a front of 140 rods on the
Monangahela river; an excellent landing; good grade aniT
foundation for raiiroad—with cnough level-ground at cine
point for houses and gardens, or locations for manuSictories
The rclnjs deep enough to .allow horkes.to bo used in hahl
’ing out the coal—the quality of which, for iron work, steam,
any ordinary uses,ls not surpassed hy*nyln the.
- "In my absence, my agent, James Blakely/Esq- will give
all necessary infonnation, ond be authorizixt to give warran
tee deodr for any properly floliL JAMES MAY;
..oySa . . , No. no I‘wnn *»»**♦'
FOailvOßE BUILDIWi i.nng
• •'-' • ’* . ; .1 . - ■
Tw ,o„, l,a fB« Brick Dwelling Houses for Sale.
M 'HE subsenbernow offers tho following desirable nroper-
X ty for sale, situate in the Seventh Ward, and but ten
minutes walk urom tbe ConrtjfXonse.' - -• ,
ONE LARUE BRICK HOUSE,.with nine apartments,
situatedon the corner of Colwell anil Miller streets. Al*o.
ONE - LARGE TIVO STORY BRICK nOUEE, with eight
apartments, situated on heed street. • Eight Building Lots
on Colwell street; ten Building Lots on-ReedAStrcet;
twenty-throe Building Lowon Mmcrsucet This property
.te rerr conveniently* situated,' and will bo very'desirable
for private residences.
-The above property,if not sold previous to-tho middle of*
May, 1854, will be put up at Pubiie Auction'. ...
: Terms:--One-flfth cash; the balance in ten years, with
annual payments. . For further particulars, enquire of tho
subscriber. . , JACOB TGIIER, • \
anpl..r6m| Corner Colwell and Miller st»., 7lh Worth
For Sale.
A |i? T 0 F G lloirNl)in Hogg , fl.Plan of Lots in the Third
Ta of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, 'and
being 29 feet front on Pennsylvania; Avenne, and running
back.ll7 feet, The property will be sold,dear of all incum
brance, except an annualgrouhd rebtotonehuudredand
sixty-five.dollars, to which it ia nowsubject. On the proper
ty are seven, good TENEMENTS—five brick and twoframe
two stories high, and renting for about fivehundred
dollars annually. -
Prico, $1200; $OOO cash, and $6OO In 6 month^-bygood
.endorsed papar., ; 1 WSL O. FRIEND,. :
, Jel&tf -. . Attorney at Law,No. 120 Fourth street- r
GOAL LAN!) FOR SALE—2o Acres erf .Land, with nvein
of Coal ,4M feet thick, with alowcr vein of M feet; only
lncbos beJweutt thu two. The Land-ia ft good soil, hndlC
Acres in cultivation.; A good Dwelling House; Fruit Trees,
good water and limber.', The Land ia suitable for Garden
ing purposes ; sitnato about 4 miles from Gie *itv; a short
distance from the Brownsville Plank Jloitd. .
• S. CUTEBIiRT & SON,
General - Commission Ag’ts, 140 Third at,
X_.... , ; For Sole.
W ILL SELL my nnespired huso (fourteen years) of a
situate on O.'lTnra street- and Spring, alley;in tho
J; itth WAni—*4o ft fronting <m O’Hara «lree,', ami running
, C * ,^ f l* alley, ou which is erected. n v fbor
Brick House, 40 ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
CO It. on Spring alley, well-calculated to carry on any
branch ofnmnuiacturjDgbusinfas. Beiugcngagedin man
ufecturing in tho country, I offer tho above for, sale; .Id
quire at No. 425 Liberty strict. • - '
. ' ' ' ■ EDWARD FAUF.B.
Ten Aeries'lor Sale*
TIIHE subscriber offers for gale Ten Acres'of near
.X tlio residence of Rev. Dr. Campbell, in Manchester, all
of wluch is In the highest state of caltivution.. Near GOO
bearing apple, peach, pinro .and pear trees, nil of winch are
grafted trait, &re on the lotpaho, about three fLcrtsof via«'-
***** <>f the .bast quality of .gßtpes; tbe.othcr improve
ments are two Dwulllrig Houses ond ouMlousea; olio of tho
.dwellings is new/noi havin'- been yet occupied., -The pros
|«ct from this pbicn la among the mowt erhtefive and beau
tifnl ia the country. Jt is abundantly supplied with fine
never-khing springs. A pply to Mr. Cm ft, on the premises,
of **> - JAMES BLAKELY,
- Estato OHW, cAt. Sovoath and SmJthflcld gts.
extCD.dvo variety of Grape Vines for sale. Ap
plyoy above. . ' dcclO
FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at pririiic sale a SMALL FARM,
containing SIXTY ACRES, fituatcif in Franklin towtj*
fhip, Allegheny county; with about fiity acres cleared and
ia a gt»d state of cultivation: a good youne Orchard,of
.tho best Wud of fruit; a good I/)g House and itltchcn, and
a Log Bam; about ton miles from Pittsburgh,
four miles front PerrysvUbi. ;
For fuTtlier lrartieulars. enquire of WIIXIAM GRAIZAM
In Sewickloyville, or to the subscriber, on tho premises.
■ dwflo - lrcon Ktew.
I*ENSISVI.VASIA AVESBI3 PUOPERTT
- FOR K alb.
ONE LOT anil a THREE STORY HOUSE ar STORE, witli
back Building and Ice Iloazo.
Two Lots ana a gooil Erick Dwelling House. '
Also, three Lota on CalJwell ftreot.
If tho abort) proporty is not sol.l at prirate salo previous
to Tiicnsiuv, January 20.15A1, it wUI be positively sold on
tlratilay to the highest biiiler, as tho snhacrilier ialeoviiig
tho city, and going West. ADAJI WEAYEIt.
dvcG:ta . Prana. Avenue. No. 271. .
Fifth Street Property For Sale.
A VALUAULK.LOT OF OB0US1), 18feet front by 120
fa deep, siluatc>l on Fifth street,.nearly opposite tho now
Tost OSlco and Custom House. The situation of this lot
mokes It one of the most desirable business locations in tho
: •• - -..*•
one-tWrd cash,and balance In twnyears; or on«^-
ihlrd cash and an improved farm of bottom land for ear-dun
lag purposes. Apply to JOHN. S. KENEDY,
dec3:lm ' ■ . IVatch Maker, Fifth »lrwL
TIIE owner Intends leaving the city, nud wfTl rell, on
reasonable terms,a good TWO STORE BRICK HOUSE,
of three rooms, store-room, finished auic. and good collar,
with Lot of 17 feat front by 85 deep;'situate on Tliird st.
This is a gocvl location for n l*aker, there beinga large oven
in.thocellaßi which cost $-SQ. IVice and terms made known
at the Real Estato Offke of :• S. CCTHBERT & SON,
dttftg - , ' ' 340 Third atrcet.
Saleable city erofertv forbale,’consisting
? of two Three Story Brick Houses on Venn street; nlso,
threa Dwelling Houses in the rear. Tho Lot is 43 ft, front
by 100 deep. The Houses on Penn street are excellent
business stands. For price and terms, call nt.tho.lbnd Es
tate Office of . S. CUTUBEKT A SON,'
• dfccltf ~ Third street '
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE,Bimat(Hl bn Mount
Washington, within twenty .minutes walk of the city.
Tho Lot Is 100 feet frbutby 205 deep on a io feet alley.
The house is new, just finished, having pix rooms and a
collar. Price JPJ'JO. Terms $4OO in hand; balance nt $2OO
a year. S. CCTHBERT & SON.
d0c.19 140 Third street
A BIRMINGHAM GROCERY STORK FOR SALE —A
' bargain can bo had of it, if called for soon. It Is one
Uf.Uio--bast.on that side of tho river, doing a fine-cash bust*
•ness. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
J declT 45 Market Street.
■ GEORGE' ARMOR,
ME It CHANT TAIL OR,
No. 57 Fifth ln Masonic Building,
HAVING fitted up a room -for the purpose of resuming
busimis?, fiatters himself to bo able to make to
order Fashionable Clothing of aU descriptions-:.Citizens and
stranger? desiring comfurtablo garments, will do woll to
give him a call, as ho Is determined to please the most fas
tidious.'- He will nlso bo happy to mo many of ids old cus
tomers, as.he.has just received, from the Eastern cities, an
elegant stock of CLOTHS, CASBIMERE3 and VESTINGS.
- doc3l:3m
Christmas and holiday, books, at davison-s
BOOK'STORB, C 5 MARKET street, near Fourth.—The
subscriber rhivviog now opened his Holiday Books, would
Invite attention to his largo assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to thaseason. .The assortment iu
dudes Children's Books'lor'all age? and purse?; English
classics, In splendid cabinet binding; the roost elegant edi
tions of pocket, fmiHy and- pulpit-Bibles; aupftrljly. illus
trated English works; and Prayer Books-nnd Bibles in vel
vet, with gold and silver ornaments. That ho may have
the pleasure of giving greater satisfaction to friends and
customer?, he solicits early calls.
nomrs.’ 'DAyison,
C 5 Market, near Fourth StTcet.
Take Notice*^
I HAVE, placed my Books and Accounts in tho hands, of
James C. Ricuet, Esq., for settlement, and Tearnestly
hope that all who are indebted for subscription? to tho Daily
and Weekly Tost, or for Advertising end Job Printing, wiH
pay up as speedily ns possible. Mv. Richey is also author
izod to settle tho accounts of tho firm of Jlarper A
and Harper A Paimi-i. L, HARPER.
. . JOHN LAYTON.
'N; B.—Mr. Richey will bo found at tho office of the Post,
where tho. Rooks still remain. . ; [js2- :
Selling Off to Remove,
JAMES- ROBB,No. 109 Markst street, l’ittsburrb, will
offer‘his present large stock oi BOOT?, SHOES, and
RUBBERS, at xery'Jow prices, until the 10th of Februory.
1854, when he hopes to remove ter his New Store, No. S 9
Marketstreot. which he iotends filhog with an entirely
now ,stock. . Tin* public nro respectfully invited tn call and
procure his present juimc flock, at unusually nrfal bargains
—REGARDLESS OF COST. : v
. JSag* Rcmemberlho place—No. 109 Marketstrect, between
Fifth street and Liberty. . - . . . f jafidf
/; William Carr & Co.)
J (Wk. Carr late af the firm of J. Parker A Co.)
WHOLESALE GROCKRS and Dealers in Foreign" Wine?
f V ' ftud Brandies, Old Monongahr.la nhd Rectified Whis
key, No. 329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
' ..‘ . Jftfr.y-. ;-
3. ASEL.. - FLEMING
Notice;
JOS. FLEMING having associated with JOS. ABEL,'the.
business will hereafter bo'condapted undcr'th-» style of
J. ABEL A CO., at the old stand, corner of Southfield and
Fourth streets. • . jafliy
A LL KINDS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
J\. sold Rnd exchanged by-. .
-oc29V A. WILKINS Bankers, ’
Cnlted States Bank BuEding, No. 71 Fourth st, Pittsburgh.
.■•V,- ■
• t>’y..fev •
To Druggists & Merchants throughout the Union.
D. ,B. 91’Cui.LOUOU,
MAIiftACTDRBE AMD DEALS! IN
FAINTS, OILS, sc„
: So. I*l Maiden Rnne.NEW YORK,
KESPECTFULLIT invitca thonttoution of Djaggisis and-
Merchants ihroughom the Union to his large and ex
tensive nsaCTfcmbntof PAINTS, OILS,4a, of the BEST and
PUHiIST QUALITIIISj ’R'hlch ho offers for’sale oh Tory
moderate terms, both to cash add close-time buyers.' Below
are enumerated some of iho leading articles: .
WHITE BEAD, In ollj In kegs of 516 to 000 lbs;
. BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCHRE, TEN. RED, In oil.
•• PATENT DRYER, SPANISH BROWN, TETRA DE Sl*
oil.
• UMBER, CHROME, IMPERIAL, AND. ARSENICAL
GREENS,in ell. -
PRUSSIAN BLUE, CHROME YELLOW anil VERDIGRIS,
dry and in oil. . , •
> •-VARNISHES of nll klndrt.'
RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHITING
CHALK, LAMPBLACK. ’
AM. and ENGLISH VEN. BED, CHROME RED and YEL
LOW, dry and In oiL.
. INDIA RED, RED LEAD and LITH ARGE,' dry. V
STONE, PRENCDL and AMERICAN OCHRE, dry.
/CKROMK,PARIB and BRUNSWICK GREEN, dry and In
FRENCH tmd AMERICJAif WINDOW GLASS.
• audotheta in wimt.of any of the aboro mention*
-®J* articles, will find it to their inter estate call, asourfacill*
ties formannfacturlng and purchaßlng, and ourexperiehc©
.*?. thebusineSßjgive ua advantages in selling over most of
-‘thbeeintbosameline. ; D.B.ITCDLLOUGH,
my2l:9m. * 141 Maiden New York.
- PAPER WAR &UOUS£,
. . . . Cyrus W- field & Co*,
/COMMISSION MERCHANTS,' No.H Cliff street. New
U York, are SOLE AGENTS In the United States for
Musprattfs Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.'
Russell Mills .Superior « . «. •
Gcnessee Mills Superior Printing • «
Rawlins & Sons* English. Tissue* . «
First quality French Ulbramarine.
- Thoy are algo Agente for the principal Paper Manufiwtu-'
rere in this country, and offer for sale by for the moet ex
tensive and desirable slock of Paper and Paper Manufectu
rerw materials that can be found in this or any other
country.
occupy the. large and commodious Warehouses, No.'
11 ChlT street, No. 58 Cliff street, No. 184 Christopher' street,
and the lofts over the large Iron Stores* 7 and 9 Cliff street
Their badness is strictly Wholesale, and Writizfepipsre
are Bold by the Caae only. ' •
Their extraordinary facilities enable them, to' offar all
Goods, both Foreign and, Domestic, at. the lowest possible
prices. - v - . v-.- .
Paper made to .order, any sire or weight Iffberal advan
ces made on consignments of Paper, Paper Maker? Stock
and othermerahßmlirA--
The highest market pries paid In CASH for all kinds of
Ita g> •' - j mar29:l3gi■ •.•
3radbur7’a Piano and Melofleon : Wareroomfl,
: NO, 433 BROADWAY, NJSW YORK. , -
FROMenlorging my Warerooias, I am enabled to keep a
mtich greater. assortment, of Instruments than hereto
fore. „ All Pianos furnished are of an elastic touch, and of on
wren ■quality, and deep, full, rich and pnrdy vocal tone,
qualities most desirable, inasmuch as the voice will assiam
late to thetoaeofthe instrument. All my Instruments are
folly warranted,-a guaranteeaccompanieseTery bill of sale;
and are sold as low as can be purchased elsewhere. Second:
hand Pianos atall prices. - - . •*' - .
, . CGSr A Ntxo. Invention,— r Xho Organ fMdodoon, with ftto
■Ranks of Keys, the only thing of thetlnd in tho country,
hfiTlugtK»,*tepr,,»ajj?cr,' : Bweiidrawstops r
powerful Instrument, pronounced by. Organists to besnpe*
rlor for churches or Organ practice to the medium siiedOr- -
g&nvpriee $200.. Also, the CommonMelodeon,of all styles
and prices." Beingthe exclusive'Agent for these Instru
. mimte, orders are solicited; The asualdtosuht madoto the
trade, and 10 per cent, to clergymen,purchasing for their
own use. • ' E; G, BRADBURY,
marlfiily.. : v ; , . 423 Broadway, New York. *■
,jy ' THE first and only PRIZE MKDAT.fnr TTn^.
ne’w at theWorld’aFair, In London, waaaward-'
■Q3a..' lacey i Phillips, •
•of PtukdelphJa—an honor they: won over ihe competition of
tbe*vlwi;e world. ‘
; M'*.-vs.L.& P.havonowaad keep constantly on hand: nt
tbetoestebUshment, 12, ; 14 and 16' South- Fifth street,- the
largest stock of HEADY-MADE lIAHNESS, SADDLES? Ac,
or any housed,the United-States, at greatly reduced prices!’
They-are now manufacturing their Harness and Saddles
with such perfect system tliat they are enabled to sell a' su
perior article of every thing in their line at a less price than
any other house in the country.
They never use-bot the very best quality of leather* ®ud
the best materiel of every description, and no -pains or ex
; pens© is spared to reach perfection in every article—Buffalo
Robes, Gloves and Whips.
• They iuviro purchasers.to examlUe ihefr stock and their
estebliahmcntbefore making partbases. They invite atten
tion to the following list of prices:
Hor^e Blankets, from v ••: . 8714t0 Si6o
Good plain serviceable Single Harness,, ’' $lB,OO t 0525,00
:- J ..m5at0435>0a.
Gotxl plain Double Harness, - ~* $40,00 to $60,00
do, • -- $65,00 to $89,00
, LACEY & I'HILLIPS* Saddles and Harness are acknow
ledged to surpass all-others for clcganee,lightneaaand’com
fort, as well a«i for real value and wear.
12,14. and 16 South FIFTH street, between Market and
Chesnut,Philadelphia.-- -- • [declfcly
CITY CABINET WABEHOFSE.
AV-173 CBRSTITUT STREET,
(OPPOSIX* IaPEyETOETCU. HiU,) : ' '
• PHlladelpltla.
1‘ OKN IT ÜBE, OT EVEEY STYLB!
ComprisingXoaisXlV/Loatg.XV,Elizabethan anil Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern style; .
In Rosewood; Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished in-tha.
‘ Lest fityle,eqQal to, if not excelling inqual- -
ity, the Goods of any Establish-- - t ;
* ‘ ' mentintheUnitedStetes.,:
.none but eaqwriehced workmen; (appreu-
Xj Ucea being positively excluded,)and using the best ma
•terials, tho work cannot fail-to give satisfaction to pur
-chasers.. Amongst the many, advantages offeted to pur
chasers, is the facility of Funushlhg a House, either in ele
gant or plain style, completely, from one establishment; by'
which means all tho articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock always on hand,
.being so. various, in design, enables purchasers to pleaso
their taste in a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering. Fnrtiiture.
To give an idea of tho finished Furniture on hand,! need
only inform you that my Rooms are 175 feet long; by 27 feet
whlc, four floors in number; with Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that tho
work is all done under my own immediate inspection. -
-fi*p*Tho Packingis all done in the Store, and Furniture
warranted to-carry safely any distanco.*; Ybdlereto Phila
dolphia aro respectfully invital, asjmrchasers or otherwise,
to call and examine the Goods. au2s:ly
WATCfIK9,*TEWEI4R,Y y
SILVER- WARE, Bronaes, Clocks, Papier Mache
Goods, Rosewood Dressing Cases, Writing Desks,
-grftS Elegant Fans*.,'Opera Glasses, Cattlexy/finfl Dir
L t£oi»a? Paintings, Dresden China, Ac.—The undersigned,
beg particularly to Invite the -visits of dtfitens and strangers;
whether as purchasers or connoisseurs, to their, magnificent
slock, believing U to exceed in extent, variety and richness,
any other in this country. They feel sure, the advantage of
personally selecting goods at the different&ctorieain Europe,
and their own manufectories of Jewelry, Silver Ware, *cZ
here, enable them to . offer inducements in prices and quali
ties, and prices, considering qualities, such as cannot'be of
forodby;any other housein the trade. ;
Delicate goods so carefully packed as to go safely any di>
tafice, and by almostanyconveyance.
Wholesale and retail. .
. CANFIELD, BROTHER A CO.
229 Baltimore street; corner of Charles,
dec l6:ly Baltimore. ~
GEORGE BTUHGEB,
*■ BOW MAKCTXCTUBKB OP THB iSIFEOVkh ••* •
SPIRAL SP&ISG. HAXTRES S
S. W. Cor. Baltimore and; Frederick Bal
\ timore % and No* 92 Ifainnfcs/,, Philadelphia.
. FIVE SILVER MKDALS AWARDED, VIZ:--
‘1 AwriucAs IsgtiTuyE, New-York; •
By>FßAXKimlu?Tiiuiß,Philadelphia; .
j SUariJun) iKSTritfri; Saltimore.' ~
rpHE peculiar improvement in the construction of tht#
1 Mattress is, that, all the durn&ey and heavy vsoddm
frame-work is entirely dispensed-with,'aind r its place sun
plied by.a-lighter and much;more durable frame. - The
pprihgß are all connected'by harness leather hinges, secure
ly rivetted, rendering: it impossible fbr A singlo spring to
fail down or. get out of .place, and making, a Bed so elastic
that any pari maybe raised or bent up, andis thus admira
bly fitted to the. wants of the sick or asthmatic, who mayrt>
quire ri sitting posture.' It has all tho luxurious softness of
the best feather bed,with the lightness and facility of hand
ling of tho common hair mattress. ....
• These improved Spring Beds are invariably tnads of the
best materials. and will last many years without ropain^jL
> Persons having Hair Mattresses Can have them alterel®^
to Spring Beds. J..
i These Beds are won adopted for Hotdfyberths of Ships,
Steamboats and Hospitals. ; .> ... \
; ALSO.ah extensive Assortment of highly ornamented, (in
enamel,)and plain finished OAST IRONFURNITWItE, con
sisting in part of-Bedstends, Hat and Coat Racks, Cane and
Umbrella Stands Centro, Pier and Side Tables with marble'
tops, Garden Chairs, Settees, delete.: , -. •;
• Anunals/snchas Lions, Lambs,- ln'lron.as
well as the modelsln Wood, furnished at short notice- -
declCly . . : ...
Valuable Rare Garden B«ed>.
CONSISTING in part of the celebrated Stowel or Ever*
-green Sugar Corn, Old' Colony: Btignr Corn*'Wrinkled
Sugar Peas of various improved varieties, Blue Imperial,.
Blue Prussian and Marrowfats dp, Beanß, Onions, Radish,:
Parsnip, Cucumber and Mellons of the, finest and, most ap
proved sorbs,-Field Carrots. Turnips and Sugar Beets for the
dairyman and farmers,-.: A ; rich .collection of .flower seeds}:
Lawn. Grass Seed, and a full , and complete assortment of
Garden and Farmingimplements of the latest Improvements,
Monthly * Viiben os, Roses, llellterops, and fine blooming
plants for. the yaidj Garden or Lawns, by the-dozen or 100
at low rates. *
: Orders frtm Merchants,Dealers or othors fillbd piomptly
on-liberal terins, from the Seed and' Horticultural ware
' houße,49Fifth street, by: (apr27]; JAMES.WARDROP.
QTJNDRIES-irCigors, pipes,, pipe .heads, spices,'chocolate,
brooms,
batting,.- carpet chain,-rags, hemp and hrashes. ex
tract of coffee, blacking, aaluratus,.trhitflandxed lead,mad*
-der,' copperas, nlum, indigo, dogwood, camwood, powder,
shot, lead, washboards, starch, corks, demijohns, jugs, tar,
.cheese, dairy salt,.sardines,'alr.ohol r .:tnrpetitine J snuff, cut
and dry tobacco, Ac., Ac.; m'store and for sole by ”"
. ; MILLER A RICKBTSON,
dec22 . 321 and 223 Liberty at
rpOBACCO —200 boxes and half boxes s’fyß’s, B) and 1
X fb Lump} Diadem Tw&t, Diamond Twls£ Six Twiat,
Plug, Ruß3ell.A Robinson’s, Grant’s, Anderson’gj.Thomas’,
Jones’ extra, Meyl&rt A Gentry’s Tobacco, fn store and-for
gale by [doc22l MILLER i RICKKTBQN.
aor CORNI HOT CORN! 1 Another supply just re
ceived and for sale by - ,v. B.T. C. MORGAN*
dec2i XW WoaUtrrot
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PHILADELPHIA.
WORLD’S FAIR.
GEORGE J. UENKEL-’S
BALTIMORE.
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lODINE-HSO 02., Uo-sublimcd, in stort and tor salo by
■ :.'PUflltWQ:Mtoa.
i \ANABY fiKJEI>-rl6CfO Ita in atoro ontffor nala t«r
\ / doc 23 # FLEMING BROS.
LIQUORICE BOOT—DUO lbs in ffiore aodPfot Pole by
dec23 . ... . , gtgjayyo reps.
BLUB. VITRIOL—-20(20 lbo in eforu and for sale by
dec3; r FLEailftO/JBBOa.
"TrERMILLToN— IOO ttra. TriMteaad Ctaccjcjinstore tad
~ for aglaby ... .Jfofl]:. JLEMISQ 8808-
*WS£;HOBaBB;OV£BSHOE%fBIiraws,-Bimijffl.
h T r JP'“ SradnJo, Buaiins Boots, ana JewayUoil Boots!
.Bo Tory lowest prices. Pieaao tin and ettdnUoo.
--.a;;:;/.'I,, e, iiaswabe,
Corner of Marfeet and Liberty ra.
( “JL'UiiEMi OVKIU4UOKB aaj BANDAIA'O** II
& ln T7llnl ” !1 ‘ Jo well fa).’ cali, Miami
S^?° d taB ‘ E. HATlfallD,
< ” cao • .• Conief Market and tlbertygta.
OYS AHD SOUTH'S UOOTS. of every Tarkifr—
in want are invited to olAritilSSffi -111 ”®
. - •■'-■ „ ■ ... h. K. HiITWABD. ■
-f ?-£!-■ : : Coracr Marketand Liberty «treet».
OV£fiaHOiiS, JIUaiUNB, JISNNY UNDhI
t BOOTS mid SANDALS, cf every Variety, allow pWetS
Corner Mutoana Librotyrta.
Exchange on new Orleans and Cincinnati.—
SlghtCheckß on tho above points for sale bv
. . ' a. wrunNS 4 co,
Po. 71:Fowthrtn>et
AGROCKBY STOKE, hayiag'a pood tuk«f datfom. Ibr
MJo.liy. & CUXDIIERT * BOm
; 140 Thlrdatawt.
CASTOR OIL—6O bbU'jofit ras’d per steamer gt. Clair:
,fi»r salt by . FLEMING BROR,
Successors to J. Kidd SrCo^
00 Wood street
IJARia QUKKH—-IQQQ lbs beatbnmd*, fnr iqijo'fry ..
A JM: •- 'B; A. FAHNESTOCK k CO'.
T AR&--10 talf bhla
JLi . 6 kegp,ibr sale by
-j* 4 ' ‘ ‘ SMITH & BtRCLkXZ.
JUST JUSOKIV KD-5 bbls SvKxt dSjn.
: . JEUttHAWORTH,
Comer of Diamond and ZHsmofiJ a]]e
threes now.crop Bicofor sate by :
■ti decayMILLER & BICKETSOy.
T> KFINJfiD BUUAKB—
• . 60 bbla I Crashed;..
60 « C do.
40» w C Powdered}
-40 000 Loaf; . ><* . ... •;
i fading from steamer Hew York and for kaW bv '
doc 3 JAMBS X HtJTCHISONX CO.
jyiNO J?AINTB—
20 ton?
In store anj for calo liy
jaiies-a. muomsoN t co..
“ .tf'WrtCT and 02 Front wta.
PBffiEMAg PIE&—-Qoq3 Cooking Bc. and iqq
Rdains
™f an ?^ oc * s a i Spi«3 Sc, ounce/SrttotS
pm©;. Cooking Winonna Brairfyi ntSSc; qtxirt, at ',"
• ':JBaU HAWOR’CH , Bi7
Corner of Diamond jma Diamond alloy
i A BUSINESS MAN .WANTED, wlth a mSTSScaI v
tba .Stock. Fixtures and good "Witt 0/ a wll
Mtabluhoa FAMILY
*%&£• „ ■ •!;-'"':8 i s
accil general ConunUrtop X4o,lfalrt e t.
i JGS f'EAiy rewitea porntsimieT Saint ClairJ and
'Wj/forfflloby , MKDOT
dee2Lamsl*: 50;134 Trrtif amt.
SUNDRIES—- S bags Uuckt9hn!' t P
Bale by fnorOJ -
UNITED STATES QAZETI-. .
Statistical Gazetteer of the Caitcvl siatts m' JUmerEsi*
JSSSS&sp' ““pjw-::*»*
turns, and .the seventh national census, foe sale at the
iStattonwj Warehouse of - W. 5 HAVFV W 0
A AMU WSCXiONAL'MiP Of GHII
lOT BaJC fit -: • •-W e - WAVT'V>ft •• ‘
d«IQ .. . . .
hhds Plantation Bajjar;
' ' 20 barrels I/jverlng’s crwhcd, poJrerlrcd, aid
. powdered, d<u .
30 fadgrtßrazil ' ‘ ' •
taol»xe» White Bar»n» do.' For Bale br
MILLER * HICKETSON.
M? hAsaE *-vZX M T n rT?'' . -7
; For gale by [d«g3l MILLER S IHCKRTSOV.'
T' E H A rS 0 cheats Totliig Hymn, Imperial, Gonpaw
i;: dor, Souchong, and Ponnhong Te 4; 150 cans' bOaeado
do; fcraaia by (dec22; .MUJJiB A BJCKffTSO V
„_1851 Cognac Brandj, for rate inpacjtageo and drfti
jonas. (dec22) , . MILhKK AcRrCSETSOhh!'
- I ° l3 !^- Iby ; MIMIIt t RT&?OTR?f£ r
|J AISINBi-50 boxes M. 1L Kaisino: —: —
JCV: 30hf“ • « !
- • - “ fcreolsby -
MILtIER & UroKETSOjr,
•TtDTTBB-lS bbl 9 pricked Butter for rale By
JJ aocia ~ „ ~ . MILT.KR 4 BICKETBON;
SOAP IEB CASDtES—
.'iOO boxes No. 1 Family Benp ;' ■ ' -
#*•- 40 - -SfM «fl 4 Monld &ndles; lbl saloßy
dec22 ■ • - • MILLER & BIOKETBOK..
Eoxes ' “a’d Biz® B Window Glass for wUoby
,Vr_-dec22, v:' •.-••■ *~v .MILLER A BIQKffTSQN,
"liUBU—6O bbls No. 0 Mackerel, largo;
JC 25hf w . *« -v ‘U .;: ' \
:■ SObblsPickledHoning; forehlgby . ,
-jfeg" ~ ' V’ FILLER ft BrCmfiTSON.
Hsh’B Holland Ola,- iroiro’a&holilam
vX Schnapps, in cases, lor sale by -
. dec22 . MILLER & BICKETSOS. *
IV* Bum, Jamaica' Spirits, Knox?
V/ mol, Wine Bitters ,and Peppermint farea!© hr ■. - .
." - MIETiEB k BICBTCT3ON,
. d^c22 . : mari&a&LibegtTiC -
Oporto* Port,: Tfinerifle,
Ctot, Sbenj, White. Bbenlsb, Muscat, Lisboa, But?
S?nay, Champagne, Anchor^ sl72, $174 M. & it. HeidAlcfc
.Yer sene Wines, in Biore and Jorsaloby' V- - ;
- dec22 ' : ' . " MILLER A 3iiogET3Oy/ J
—'Winter dayWinter WhahyßliMohod
I Bonkjma Shore, LdoacaJ,
uaJOils, for sale hy MILLMI & MOEBTSON, ;
' tesa • ••• ,i2aand223liberty gt.
l Salt we’d and xor ealob? -•
- . -MILLER A RIOKETBON,
uretworks— r. —: : rr~
IOOjOOO-Torpedoes; • '
150 boxes No. IPlro Crackers;
. £0 dorjacksom *; da - •.• •« •...
25 gtoa Roman Candles, 4.0,8,10 a«d 12 balltf;.
60 -do Pin Wheels; • ; . : r >
60 do f Chasers; -
5 do Scrolls, Nos. 1 and 2;
,6' do- Triangles, Noki anil'2;" '; .:•*■ ?.■ -
. 2 boxes Chinese Rochets* •- •
Just received and for solo br • •" ■
aeea JOSHUA RHqDes a CO; g 9 Wood ft. :
fin bags X7XCA -ALMONDS; . ... . —T’
*JU2o“Bidly do 'i
10 bales Bordeaux do In' storo and - tat cole ■by
. , jqshua bhodes a co.,
dc<:3 ' - : 33 Wood Writ -
1 r\ DOZ.SALADOIL, fats.) . • ~~ T 7~T r -
AV ,25 do*, do do (pta.) in sloro arid for sola by '
' JOSHUA RHODES*; Oft;?
jBc3 ■ 39 Woodotraet.' ,
~ "!
A - dcca o JSO. OBOUTT.
UNDRIES—'".'*. r , v 7“! 777,
20 bbls Crushed Sugar; '
- 10 “ PulTcrizcd , 1 - •
. *.lO “■ iPowdcrcd
20 “ * A Chtrlfied “ "Forsaloby '
daca • A SINCLAIR
T ARD—2O Uegß, No. 1, for ealo by"
,Jl 4 M .SMITH k SINCLAIR, 1 •' ;
1 doegl - . . v , 322 Bccondfmd 18l gfr^ptreqtr^
MOLASSJfiS—«isbbJßitoraale by'
13; docZl - • : SMITH &SINCEAI&
./,1 boxes, prime, Tor saiebyf *.>• :•» u
\J dec3 ; . , . SMITH .fc-BINCT^mr
EEAD—2QOO lbs Bar Lead for sale by ' ■
dec3 . ■■ SMITH
/lomifc—3so bags prim* Rfcvlbr Bale by - * :*i .
y M . SMITH. & OKGLAXR.
iKilsp APPLKS—a)sacks,forsiil»by
y.jM.: : --f:, f : _ . SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
: Bbtila,for eale by ■■*.-• . -
DtUSSS PLAIDS.—Wo bsv,
in a few days,ihe-most *.
season r eeDlog oi reduced »
• de<?24- 0, A> A . M.i a.
BECKIVED, a largo assortsw- . • ? t r £ s «« ( v.
cd Bcar&, Hoods, Bhaw)ettt>, sud'-frcbmi
pieteassannjenttDf Gom.’aWinter Gloves.;-'
dec24 ; . , A'. A. .MASON A CO., yq.2S Fifth at.
PliEl* AitKD; COEN-—2OO btous, Oswego aiia Orvirf. ftr
by.. ~ [desS] .B. As OPAII SE3TOCiC & <&>.* -
i \NIOMS“I4 bbls for Gal® by ■ v. • j >•
Vf ■ :. .SMITH •& ’9ItfCGAIB/* •' *
iKUStilAN.JDUCii—2ocaaeaXot.BalQt)y
decSO •■•■ V B. a: PAHNESTORTf & CO.
ft-lOw IE3- test brands, ibr sal® br ;
... ucc3tt - ,D. A, yAii.NEBTOQK. gm
: C^ii CAftDYr-A forth oraupply of ibis safe
JCTand pleasant remedy for.CotighSj : Cold*, Hoarienes*, •*•
“ - ..
j q«aa / kjlvAmttstoOK^a'ooc
I LOVES—2O barrels Jar sate-by ■■• • * •-1
<*ec3 B> A. FAHNESTOCK. ft <XK
; WANTEP, with a.cmal] capital. to-por*-,’
•*JL cliaso llie H lock, Fixtures and Good-will ofa good
ing- business in this city; ‘Terms mada ea syi-. Apply tp 1 H
"I.- CUXiiBEEX A 80. V --r
' General Agents HQ-ffiilifo street-- • ■
RECEIV El*—fc!oitfe -more of vthbse; beautiful:- premium’ ■’
Combination RUBBERS. iTieos AtlCT?.Market .
street* (deep) ; : : : TT. E. SCfIMERTZ.
(IbUSTER EAliJlftß—ls(l boxes,.at $1,50 per box;
J • .100: boxes .No, .1 Fire Cruckew,
per box, or 4e. per packet - ■ .•••*'■ •.< • -
; 1... JEirD HAWORTE’e,
• jaeega' * Comer or plimopd apfl.Dlamoad alley.-
STATIONBtUf, of all kinds and qualitlES, for>alo- Juvr l>y
J; & IHV7SOV
**’ C 5 Market street, near Fourth.
r|THUNK£'ANI> VAHSKB-rA fuU gasorttaont ahrayaffi
■ at low prices.; --
A|fl>:L>£AYJSß;fcoO£tofa'-the. Xttost.
• elegant styles, for family,, pulpit, or personal use,,
BUIJLEitfS \NEW the most
tifrd. family Biblo iu print, 4a rariotu styles, Dr.r'Wcst’fl,
Analysis. All flultablo for Holiday Presents. At ..'■ • ' ''
DAVISON’S BOOK BTOHEj ■- ->
65 Market et, near Fourth,
r ' f’ «K ■«!’* *i ,*v4*'' £: ‘• <';^V^.y,. ••*'>.
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NUMBER 144.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Snotf White, - ■*
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Brown,
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