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VOLUME XII.
DAILY MORNINS VOST.
THURSDAY MORNING::
From (he SaUlmon) Sun.
Portlier Particulars or Hie Lon of the
Steamship San Francisco.
We announced yesterday the safe airival at
New York of the unfortunate passengers of the
ill-fated steamship San Francisco, who were
rescued by the bark Kilby, and subsequently
transferred to the packet ship Lucy Thompson.
A passenger on the: Kilby, who pays a high
tribute to Capt. Low, her commander; fob his
noble efforts to save the passengers, he being
himself short of provisions and .in a disabled
condition, thuß shows how they fared daring the
two weeks they were oh board. ' '
“Our beds on board, the Kilby were cotton
and cotton bales, and onr daily, allowance a sea
biscuit, a small piece of fried ham, and a pint
of water, until at length we broke into the cargo;
and corn was added to our provender.. Not
having water enough to boil the corn, we resort
ed to parching it, and this: parched corn had
been our food, for seven days, when,: to our in
finite: joy, the Lucy .Thompson," Capt C. B.
Pendleton, .hove in sight, and took us on board.”
Fredcriok H. Southworth, Esq., another of
her passengers, states that the thirteen'soldiers
remaining on board the Kilby, volunteered to
stay, in order to work the pumps hnd keep her
afloat UJmd also, that Mrs. Major Wyse might
have ms off, but that she was so nervous from
exhaustion she would not venture to-trust her
self down the side. The Kilby was 68 days from
New Orleans, via Bermuda, when she fell in with
the San Francisco.
am. souTHwo&Tirs statement.
Frederick H. Southworth, Esq., who was
washed overheard at the time 60 many souls
found a watery grave, thus describes the fright
ful scene:
Myself and Mr. Rankin were amongthe .num
ber who were washed away,, and the only two of
this entire company who were edoceseful in re
gaining the ship. All the rest sank into the
jaws of death, and were rooked into an eternal
sleep by the roaring, swelling sea. As I oan
only describe the awful situation of these mor
tals by my own experience, I hope I will be ex
cused for alluding to myself. I well remember
I was lying in my stateroom on the after deck;
with a traveling companion, Mr. James Stook
weli, when there came a shock and sudden crash
of breaking timber, and I felt myself rolling like
a top in the water, with salt brine rushing into
my month and almost blinding me. When 1
arose to the surface, a borrowing sight was be
fore me. I was half a mite from the Bteatner,
and around me was about an acre of floating
timber. Immediately by my side came up from'
the deep, Mr. Stockwell, who caught hold of the
same stick of timber to whioh I, had clung for
safety. The stick Began to sink, and I seized
hold of another piece, and made the beat of' my
way to the wrecked steamer. Two or three huge
swells soon tossed me near the ship; I grasped a
rope forward of the wheelhonse, to which I
clang for refuge, raising and falling with the
pitching vessel. While in this situation.T saw a
man Btanding or. the paddle of the wheel who
was plunged into the ocean at every roll of the
steamer, and who probnhly perished. Losing
my strength, I droppe d from the rope to whioh
I clnng, and fortunately a friendly wave threw
me against the guard of the vessel, which
I seized hold of, and the next plunge car
rying me still higher on the guard, I was
enabled at last to crawl upon the forward deck,
and there with ay hand broke open a state
room window and crept into it half drowned.
While in the water, the sight aronnd me was
worse than death itself. When I rose to the
surface of the water, I saw about forty smug
gling for lifo, and about one-half of them had
blood streaming from wounds about their heads.
Being blinded by what I thought was the salt
water, I put my hand to my forehead to wipe
away the urine, when' I was surprised to find I
was bleeding myself from a wound on my brow.
It is, therefore, conclusive that moat of those
washed away were at tbeßame time wonnded by
the crashing timbers. Besides myself, Mr. Ran
kin was the only one Baved of the numbers who
were swept into the ocean.
Each was the force of the wnveß that they
broke in a part of the deck, and killed and in
jured several, besides deloging the passengers in
tbe lower cabins, and filling the saloons with
water. Capt. W. F. Gardiner, First U. S. Dra
goons, slept on. deck, and was not swept away
with the others, but at one time found a man by
his side, with a splinter thrust through his
head, whioh must have killed Kim instantaneous
ly. -
Subsequently, and every day until they vrero
rescued, the Rev. Mr. Cooper, on Episcopal cler
gyman, assembled the passengers in the lower
cabin, and offered up fervent jprayers for their
deliverance. Mr. South worth bears testimony
to the strength of the steamer, and thinks that
no vessel, hot bnilt of oak and iron, well-pu t to
gether, could have swum an hour in suoh a gale.
He adds, however:
“ Tho bulwarks and guards were not as strong
as they might have been; and perhaps to this we
owe our lives. Had tho gnarda and after-.cabin
been of iron strength, and not yielded to the
wave, such was its force that it would have over
tasood the ship, and not a single Aral would have
been left to tell the awful tale.”
DESTITUTE OFFICERS AND MEN.
Brevet Major Wyse and command lost every
thing, (their six months’ pay and supplies,) and
are now destitute. The loss of olothing to the
soldiers, it, is said, will be made good by the
Navy Department, and their sixmonths’ pay will
probably be refunded by Congress. The Seoro
tary of War has written to Capt Watkins, of tho
San Franoisoo, at Liverpool, requesting him to
make provisions for the comfort of the officers
and soldiers of the army who went off in the An
tarctic, and to take such measures as he.deems
beßt to bring them promptly baok to the United
States-. ■ -
The companies which Have been depleted by
thiß disaster will be immediately filled np by
now reernits, and sont out to the Paoifio, proba
bly by the way of Panama, as so much time.has
already been lost by the disaster.
Gen. Wool will Bail for California on the 20th,
as anticipated. It Is possible that two compa
nies of infantry may go ont with him, bat it is
not probable that they can be got ready in time.
- There aro still in California and Oregon the
■lth Infantry, three companies of Dragoons, and
three of Artillery, which must comprise our whole
Paoifio force until more troops can be sent.
7” THE LOST OTFIOERB.
Col. Washington leaves a wife and children,
understood to be now in Alexandria. Maj; Tay
lor leaves no children. Lieut. R. H. Smith was
married a few years agp in. New London, bnt his
wife remained at home on, account of delicate
health. Major Merohant (saved,) had allhis
family on board, except two sons, one of whom
is in the Naval School at Annapolis; and the
other in California'; but they are all reported
saved. The fatnily with him consisted of a wid
owed daughter and child, and three other ’daugh
ters. Hoj. Taylor and Llent. Smith have for
several years past been stationed at New London.
Suspension Bkidob over Lioicnrcf FalleS.—
This beautiful structure, uniting the cities of
Covington and Newport, just erected at a cost of
580,000, suddenly gave way about 5 o’clook yes
terday evening, and tambledjnto the river, a
The acoident was occasioned
by the breaking of the “ keys i. «. the snap
ping of the iron rods oonnejting the cables with
the “ anchorage.” * 'This occurred on the New
port side, at the moment that a drove of nine
teen cattle were on the structure near tho cen
'• ter. The oattle were driven by Mr, Joseph Moll-,
ridge, who doubting tho security of the bridge,
stood at a little distance and watching his cattle,
saw them take the dizzy plunge amid crashing
timber-and iron into the'icy river. Thirteen-of
the cattle managed to get ont, the rest are sup
posed tohave been killed by the fall, or drowned.
Two men on horaabaok had just entered from
the Covington side, and fell into the river, hut
singular to relate, escaped without dangerous
. injury. One of their horses got ont; the other
was killed. The names of the men who made
this narrow escape were Henry Claroom- and
Taylor Keys. ■ ~
Tho bridge only a few days' ago waa taketj off
tho hands of the contractors by the towns, nnd
a toll gate established. We understand that its
capacity of existence was never tested before the
job was taken from the contractors, a neglect
that is quite unpardonable, r^Cin.’Conufiircial.
A : “ World’s Fair "isto be held in Paris
next summer. .
THE DAILY MORNING POST.
::JANUARY 19.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CEO. P. GILLMORE,
ATTORNEY AND COIJNSKLLOK. A.® LAW,
- Office, comer of Fowrih street .and Cherry alley,
JJ3-Will attend to his professional: business as usual, at
his office, between the hours of 0 A. H. and 4 P. M. of each
day. ( Jy2o
Ci Orlando Loomis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth above Wood.
jyiy ""
Tlioma# M. Marshall,
ATTORNEY at LAW—Office, Lowries Buildings, Fourth
street. ■ Jan7ay
E. B. Carnahan,
ATTORNEY AT LA tv— Office oa Fourth street, between
Cherry alley end Grant street. ' jt&y
J* N. H'Clowry,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office in
£\, BikewelPe Bondings. on Grant Btreet. je2
D. H» Hazen,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. X 27 Fourth street, above and
/\j near Smithfield. ' mar27.y ■
J. S. Morrison,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re-
J\, moved to No. 44 <3 rant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Pa. . .. - , - . _ aprlfcy
R. Biddle Roberts,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No, 132 Smltbfleld street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend*
ed to—special attention given to Conveyancing, (deeply .
Thomas Means,
Attorney at law and. solicitor in .chancery.
: Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4 •' • ■ .
8« Pi Ross,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No. IWFourih street, Pittsburgh,
Pa- fourth door below Air. Body Patterson’s livery
SUble.' ' f . je2B
S» Buekmaiter,
A LDERSIAN—Office. Fourth street, third door abrve
Jv Smithfield, South side. Conveyancing of all kinds done
with the greatest care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Es
tate examined, &<v novi6
FS, DRAYO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., dealer ii
• Country Produce, oilers for sale a choice stock o
OrooETics,eelectedfor&mily use. Spices of every variuiy
nnd the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also,
Dried Fruits. Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ex,
change for. Merchandize.
F. It. D. has procured a full assortment of Landroth’s
Warranted Garden Seeds, and invitesthe attention of all in*
terested Infural afffiirw. janll
J, S. LEECH, MoAIiPIK Cs, CO*,
WHOLESALE GBOCEBS,
X9D DSJILSKS IK
Provisions, Hotels and Pittsburg Manufactures,
Nos. 212 axn 244 Lzdsstt Sraur,
aug6] ~ PITTSBURGH
r&ASOIS G. HAILXY
OAIbEY &, RENBHAW,
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Ware, House
keeping Utensil*, Ac., ‘Wholesale and Retail, No. 263 Liberty
street, Pitteburgh. aprls;y
Kins A Monrheml,
TnrrnotESADK grocers and produce dealers—
W No. 27 Wood gtrcct. Pittsburgh. fmySS
Smith & Sinclair,
'Wf POLES ALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MEB
VY CHANTS—ComeTIVood and First stu. fporS
Paul At Murdooh.
COMMISSION AND FOB WARDING MKROHANS, AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. T Water street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ... fapittf
lllrkpatrlch & Herrons,
HOLES ALE OKOCERS, PBODOCE AND COHMIS-
W SIONMERCHANTS, and Do&lersin Pittsburgh Monti
facture* A’o. 1043 J/iberly strat, PiUstncrghi Pa. niy!7:y
nunoa aauzst, jchn moots, ezesi owins,
Pittsburgh. - Maryland. Pittsburgh.
Sellers, Nicola & Co.,
PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. SOS Liberty straat, Pittsburgh, Pa.
. Sperm, linseod and Lard Oils. JySS
trains aims, Phi 10....... .tnc.Kiau3rs<w, Pittsburgh.
Miller At Bieketaon,
"YTTHO RESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
y V ; Wines and Segais—Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin
and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns,
An. constantlyon hand,. jr2S
J. IF. Williams,
TtTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCER, AND
YY ' Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer in
Coontry Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures—Wood rt.,
tour doore above Fifth, Pittshnryh. . marS
jouN.sr'CLosxay —....ecus tuts rrctosur.
Wholesale sad Betail Clothing Merchants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
rrilTE subscribers respectfully Inform tboir old customers
ft and the public la general, that? they hare this day as*
eociatsd themsoWca In the above business, under the firm
•of JOHN JI’CLOSKEY & CO. They respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage.
Tba previous business of each will be settled by them*
selvMrefltww’.tlvflly. f«bO
James C. Watt,
MERCHANT TAILOR— No. 45 Fifth street, Opposite the
■Theatre; Pittsburgh, Pa. apr7
E LAIRD, (late of the firm of Coolct & Lanu>,) having
• opened STORE NO. 9, (two doors above the old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit o
share of tho patronage of the late firm.
N. B.—-Clothing made to bnler in the most fashionable
styles, and on the shortest notice—inferior to - none in the
city. . • • • jap26y
B. T. C. Morgan,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER—has always on hand
ageneral assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books* Printing, Post and Cap Paper, 4c., Wholesale and Re
tail, No. 104 Wood street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
. figu, Wanted, Rags and Tanners* Scraps. apl6:ly
J. R. Wei din, ~~
-fTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ■in Blank and
: IV -School Books, Paper and Stationery, No. 63 Wood
street, {between. Third and. Fourth,) Pittsburgh, Pa. [mr2o
T ATE JOHNSON 4 STOCKTON, BOOKSELLER, STA
-1 a TIONER, Printer and Binder—comer of Market and
tCblrd streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. [Jy3l:tf
rpHE OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (Lara Jora-
X fiTOtf 4 SmKTOfl,) and BLANK BOOK asm STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—Is prepared to execute every style of
Illegal, Commercial, Canal and Bteamboat Job. Printing and
ißook Binding, and famish every'article in the Blank Book,
Paper mid Stationery line, at the shortest notice rad on tho
most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, comer of Market
and Second streets.
Printing Office and,Book Bindery, No. SO Third gt. novlO
~ Sohaehman 4 Hannlein,
T rtHOGRAPHERS—Third street, opposite the Post-offlee,
1 j Pittsburgh. Maps,Landscapes.BillHeads,Show-Bills,
:I«ab«ls, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
in Colors, Gold, Bronze, or Block,in the most approved stylo,
and at tho most reasonable prices. octl6:iy
V Austin Loomis,
EEAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchandize, Stock, and Bill
Broker, Office, No. 92Fourth Street, (above Wood.) The
sabscribvr having opened an office at tbs above place, for the
parpoaa of negotiating Loans, Bills, Bonds, Mortgages, and
&U othet Instruments for the security of Money, and for the
perebase and sale of Stocks. Will also give prompt and
particular attention to buying, selling, renting of and leas
log teaVEstate.. [jy7] AUSTIN LOOMIS.
70SLH FUSMING.. .. ..COCBBAN FUOUKO.
FLENIIiGBROTHERB,
(Successors to J. Kidd 4 Co,)
TKTHOLESAIE DRUGGISTS, No. 60 Wood itred, Pitte-
VV burgh, Pa. Proprietors of Dr. STLane’s Celebrated
■Termlfnge, Liver Pills, 4c. .. my 7?
' B. A* Fahnestock 4 Co.,
TETHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE—Comer First and
v v Wood and oorner Wood and Sixth. ffebl
JNO. GROCTT,
Importer of Brandies, Gin, Wine, 60.;
■ l . sxaisa i»..
TINBCLP MQNONGAHELABYB WHISKY,
Peach ana Apple Brandy, &c« ■
■ . '. AisOj.RKrnnxa ahd Distnixa.
Oomer of Bmlthfleld and Front streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. [defi
: | . i-;Bryar,”
AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
VY 153 Liberty street, and 81 Diamond alley. feblOy
1 PAGODA TEA STORED
;TKHU HAWORTH, WhdUtaU and .Retail Grocer, Dealar
and Importer of Old Country Black Teas, French Bran*
Wines, Ac- oorner of IHampnd alley and the Diamond,
Pittsburgh,Pa. -; ’V • , f&b2B:y
ITMPORTEB and'. Dealer In French and American Paper
JL Pangjnga.. ; . .-mar3
. L nB. F. WEDDELL,
Offiee, Maaonic HalljFiftii 'strect, next door to tho
Qaeans* Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa. aprB
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! ■ „ 8. CCTHBERT 4 SON,
t>EAt ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS. iVo. SO
il tirtcL ■->. . * pov i
! JohnHv Meiior,
RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
J! ’ INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Music, School Books and
-Stationery, No. 122 Wood street. fj&nl
• -. A. Tindle,
flliiiSh SADDLE, HARNESS,
VALISE and CARPET BAO manufart
-4T tnrer, No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
>4y29y. • i . ....
■I L £}• Hayward,
TkEALBB to BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and LEGHORN
XJ and BRAID HATS, comer of Market andliibertyftts.,
No. 174 Pittebnrgb, Pa. jel-hy
William Glenn,
"COOKBINDER—Comer of Third and Wood Btreeta, above
A C -H. Kay, where he is prepared to do every description
of Ruling and Binding. fdec2 -
I " T. B. CALVERT A CO*.
DIE-SINKERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
Eftvsiopx Maanracrußm, No. 48 South Third etrect.
PHILADELPHIA sep3o
Card.
HISS, (BOOCZSSOB TO Mubpbt a Lu,) WOOL DEAL
• ER AND COMMISSION MEROHANT, for the snle
of] American Woolen Goods, No. 139 Liberty street. [my4
T " Thooiai M. lkittle,
't-irATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Hftb street, between
TV /Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
Ap kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. J faps:ly
Fourth street, five doors
of Market.
; OrncE Houas From rune A .M. to five
P.? M- . dec2Q:y
gl . Dr* David Hunt,
DENTIST— Office, Fourth street, between
Market and Wood streets, nearly opposite ihe
S Pittsburgh Bank. nov!7:ly
BARR 4 HOSER,
ARCHITECTS PhUoHall, No. 75 Third
Pittsburgh; and cast side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
jy!2:6m • ~ •
S LOUTH 4 J3EU-, East Birmingham, inauufacturere of
» Bar Iron, and small Iron of all descriptions, and
e, also, thofluestfiuality ofHoops, Rounds and Bquarea
45?“ Leave orders for Iron in the box, at the city P. i*t
Office. ' ocH
Money Loan Office*
1 JOHN A* O'BRIEN &. CO.,
| 1&7 Third itrect, Odoia Smitlifield.
IiX'OXET to loan In largo or small quantities, on Gold
JjJ. aud SUrer Plato,Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Guns,
Pistols, Musical Instruments and valuable articles of every
description.
fcrlcited Pledges Bold immediately after being out of date,
unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, ic., always on hand. sep"
r AIiKULU & WILLIAMS, '
HEATING & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE
! MAMrrACTUREIUJ 07
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
1 Ajo» Fittings foe Steam, gas oe Watch.
Xp*No. 25 Market sireet, Pittsburgh. iwp27
XE?" We hare sold oar Furnaces, Patterns, Ac., to Messrs
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom Wo cordially recommend to
tlie-patronagc of the public.
sgp2S 3CAJFB, ATKINSON A OKKLY.
\ B.2l’H.lnley,
Souse, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Dealer is Palate—No. 44 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh,
constantly on hand all kinds of Paints, either dry ur
mixbd,Japan and Copal Varnish, linseed Oil, Boiled Oil,
Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass of &U sizes, ihi tty .Paint
Brushes, all of the best quality, and for solo at reaeona
ble prices. . sepll
•lames Lotrry, Jr.,
CiIATR AND BEDSTEAD MAN UFAOTUBEE—No. SW
•Fetterman'e Row, liberty street, has on bond a large
stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of etcry description, mode of
the pest materials, which ho will fiell lower than articles of
the same quality can be sold in the city. lie would call par*
tictuar attention to ids large stock of Mahogany and Walnnt
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he will soil at greatly redact
prices. Also, Turning of crery description executed in tho
neatest manner. Orders left at the Ware Rooms, or at the
Mill) corner of Adams and liberty struct*, will be promptly
ttemied to- . maril
| Jamcu McUinger,
MONONQAHELA planing. MlLL—Would respectfully
inform his friends eud tho public, that his new estate
usurpont is how in full operation, and that he U prepared to
fnrznsh Boot Cabins, and till all orders for Planed Lumter,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, constantly
on liand.
Bash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
orde*.
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to giro him a call, as he can now furnish them with planed
stug suitable for erery description of work.
m. -a. sMs.
i HEBBOff & CEIBWELL,
| BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
TifIiAMJTACTTJKEHS of ail kinds of EKAS3 WORK, LO
jyji COMOTTVE, BXEASIKNGISE, PLUMUKH3, Ac, Al
so, Ootcon Batting Manufacturers,
foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, ott*borgh.
OliO BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. f«b9:ly
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
I Vo. 43 Comer of Fifth and Rood Street*,
Office np stairs. Entrance from Fifib street Pittsburgh,
KESPECTFULLY announce to the public that ho has
’commenced the HEAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with Intelligence and General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persons In want of servants, in any
capacity, or those in waotof plans, will bo supplied at short
notion. All business entrusted to his care promptly at
tended to.
Bqamcu—’ T. J. Bigbam, Esq., Richard Cowan, Esq., W.
0. Leslie, Dr. Alex. DLack, James Mecheral, A. A. Mason,
MaDH&Old. JanlB
Cargo’* Daguerreotype and Art Gallery*
Apollo Budding, No. 70 AburfA tirtti , (next to Land's
t Carpet Emporium.)
-ajk B. M. CARGO & CO. hastog fitted up the most
ample rooms In the city with mammoth sky and
side lights, offer First Clara LIKENESSES, In
style to suit all, varying in price according to
igpggjaßlto and quality of .case, Ac. Oil
by the best artists, for sale, and on ex
hibition during the day and evening. Citizens and stran
gers ore. invitod to call and examine specimens ami Faint
lngß.! qpr27
CAUUIAGK FACTORY.
WR. TERRY, Virgin alley, between Wood and Liberty
# streets, Manufacturer or BUGGIES, B AROUCIIES
and CARRIAGES, of every description. All work done
warranted. The advertiser would here state that he served
nine years apprenticeship to the business, and has worked
for many years in the principal shops of the Eastern citing,
mntt&tr
NEW SEED STOUEi
i JAMES WAEIHIOP,
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the most Improved
breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, Hemp, Millet,Rone and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will bfe furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, vis:
Camelias, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, Ac, Erergruena(ln pots)
for Christmas Trees, from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 40 Fifth bU near Wood. dec2o
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
; W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., PanfciFAU
THE next session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the 6tli of September next, at the room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Feeder.
Rtfyrcncta —Don. A. W. Loomlfl, 0. Knap, Jr., S. F. Voa
Boohorat, R. Miller, Jr, aug2s
1 Dutch Bulboua Roots, &c.
THE subscriber bos received direct from Harlem bis Bup
ply of choico Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Peoneas, and
other Flower Boots for full planting, and for winter bloom
ing, in pots and glasses; Lawn Gras? Seeds for full sowing,
whicbi®ake a fine, close, smooth turf, equal to sods. Pru
ning Instruments, Garden and Fanning implements of tbo
most approved construction, at Eastern prices, from the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth street,
novty JAME 4 WAKDROP.
HEW CARPET STORE!
Ho. 47 Fifth Street) near Wood.
AN Unrivalled asiartmtnt 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 Brussels; Tapestry Ingrains;
Extra Super Throe Ply;
Super and Pine Ingrain;
i Tapestry Vonitlans;
Twilled and Plain Yenitians;
Together with every description of low priced Carpetings,
Ghenilio and Tufted Hugs and Matts, Canton dud Coir Mat*
ting; Jute, Chain, Cocoa, Adilaid, Alican, and Sheepskin
Matte Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities;
Stair and Floor Druggets, Green Boise, Piano and Tablo
Covers* Venltiafc Blinds, Window Shades, Stair Hods, Ac.,
Ac., at the very lowest cash prices.
__mar2l ROBINSON A CO.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
fTl&Esubscribers are now opening at their new Ware room-
A NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected witGaa Fitting,
ever Ouerou In this market. Having arrangements made
by which they will be constantly In receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invite tb» attention of pur
chasers ;to their selection. Wo are determined to soil as
low as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
in thin line.
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription for gas. water and steam.
Brass, Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
i long, miller a go.,
mar2fey - . No. 100 First street -
1 To merchants and Others.
GERMAN ADVERTISING.—The publishers of the daily
and weekly l4 Jfrciheiis Freund rf would respectfully in
vite the attention of merchants and others to the advan
tages offered by their papers aea medium of advertising
among their Germon feliow-dtlrcna both in the city and'
country!
Their Daily .paper is published on the rmnrr btsteh, and
has romx the clrculation of any Ge&xih nanv published In
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which is published
already wr twenty years, circulates largely in the adjoining
counties and Western Pennsylvania, as well as throughout
the State of Ohio. „ „
Merchants of Pittsburgh and others will find It to their
advantage to make Use of our columns as a medium of
reaching the German business. . Terms as low as any other
paper in the city. ■ . •
Office— Corner of Liberty and St. Clair streets, above
Braun A Reiter's Drug Store. L. A W. NEEB,
ft pg26 , Publishers and Proprietors.
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH BT., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
. ' ABlUTr t £NERGY f <S ECONOMY.
THE best goods in Children's Hose, Men's Socks, Under
shirts and Drawers, sold at manufhetarers’ prices, at
the FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, all made from
lasty ear's wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.' '
sep37 WILLIAM, DALY;
A CARD.—Mr; G. ANTON andH. BCHROEDER would
l A_ respectfallyannounceto the citizens of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny thattbey will give Instructions on thePiauo,
Guitar, Violin and Flute. Inquire at H. Schroeder A Co.'s
NEW MUSIC STORE, Bi Foqrfy street sapSS'
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PITTSBIJEaH,
JOSHUA RHODES &. CO.,
WHOHEBAIE FEUHBHS & COHKECTiOHEfiS,
39 WOOP'ST.r PmSDUEOH, PAV V' '
HATE on hand and araroCeiTing'the followin'ff'Qoftis,
which they offer at tb£ lowest market rates:— ~•
• •.75 hogsIvlca Almonds;.> , 20boxes Maccaronk-
:25 M Sicily do ; 20 /.Vermleella;
"26 bales Bordeaux do • St) Borina* '*
.15 bags Shelled .do > 50 ; “ W.iiOck Canily:
50 “'Rllberte; ... • 25 “ ANo.l.do
50 .“ Walnuts; •’ 10 “ Red .' 'do ' ”
60 .“ Cream -V ' 15.' “' Capers;-
500 bushelal’ea'Nuts; .16 “ Ollyea'
25 bble. TexanPecims; ' ; . 7J> ' “ Gune Props* :
26 Illinois do - : 100 “' Lozenges;'
2000. Cocoa Nuts; - r 60: «- Jujtihe Paste;
. 200 boxes German Plumaj:; ,60 doz. assorted Pickles i ■
25kegs- 'do dp , .30 “ “ , Preserves;
lObbLs. r do do -'lOO “ Pepper Sauce;
10 cases Prunes, glassjars? ■lO cases Sardines; • -
, 10 “... “ . fancy bxs.;)' . • 5 . bL bxs,
.60.casksCurrants; 2. “ . “ . }A. do
- 20 cases Citron; HK) bags Brazil Sugar;
200 boxes Cluster Raisins;; 40 bids & C. Sugar;
100hf.“M. R. do . ''.. : 25; .Loyering’s. Sugar;
200 qr. “ “ . do' - .10 cases Liquorice;
200 boxes.Xo. 1 Herringz" 25 boxfts RefM do.
100 “ Scaled do 20,000 Principe Cigars; , .
lease Mace; Havana do
Ibbl.Kutmegs; 15,000 Regalia, do
1 “ Cloves; - . 2,500 Half Spanish Cigars; *
25 gross Blacking; 60gr. Mrs. Mllletfa F.Cufc
25 baskets Salad Oil; , • --; 60 gross AndersonV do •
j. c, AMJrasos.......
J. C. ANJDEJ
WHOLEBALB FRUITEREI
No. O 'Wood Stii:;
JUST RECEIVED, tbo mOi
brought West of the Mon.
350 bags Brazil Sugar;'
60 boxes Havana do
20 bbla Lovering’s do,flne
pulverized
. 20 Ibis. Lovering's coarse
pulverized Sugar;
20 bbla. Lovering's coarse
Sugar;
60 bbla Stuart's do' do
8000 Cocoa Nuts;
16 cases Jar Prunes ; •
12 coses Fancy Boxes do •
250 bxs No. l Herring;
136 bxs Seated Herring;
65tbfl-Maeo»
160 lbs Nutmegs;
136 lbs Cloves;
40 gross Blacking;
35 bxs Citron;
1000-bus Pea Nuts;
60 bxs No IRock Candy;
20 doßoi do do
25 do Yellow do do
20 do White do do
C 5 bgs Ivlca Almonds; -
30 bales Bordeaux do;
35 bgs fliclly do;
GO do shelled do;
300 bxs Cluster Raisins; .
250 bxs UK do; .
JOHN C. PARRY, (suceessori to J. C. Parry A C 0.,) bega
to inform the customers of. the bid Ann, and the pnbUo
generally, that he has now on-hands, and is -extensively en- ;
gaged in manufacturing, every description of CASTINGS—'
such as: Patent Chilled llollst large Kettles and Curbs;
Patent Kettles, far Boap, Pot Ash, Soda Ash; Sugar Kettles,
for the manufacture of Cane! Sugar-r-aZZ cast on a pairrii
WWW, known as J.C. Parnr’^aufl.are superior for dura
bility to any other, and sold lower than those made on the
old plan-. ■ .-••
HOLLOW WARE—A genaral assortment, all from new
and Unproved patterns, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
Ac., Ac.
Rolling Mill Castings, and Machinery of «Tory description,
always on hand or.made to order. .
Cook Stores, Kitchen KongeA and Coal Stoves, of.every
description; lowa Cook Stores, nve sizes, which roceived the
first prize for 1850 and 1861, at the Agricultural Fair of Al-'
legheny County, Po., and rtsomnxt'nded.bT. fifteen -hundred
persons; Enterprise Cook Stores* four sizes; -Premium Cook
Stoves; Egg and Radiator Coni fibres; Parlor Stoves. Ac.
Parlor Grates and Fenders,'great variety, beautifully
enamelled. Common Grates, ami building ma terial of every
doscz lotion. ;
A great variety of Ornamental Railing, for Cemeteries and
Fencing. V
Vlought and Plough, largo Htock of all the
kinds in use. and wilibe sold at reducedpriccs. Hall’s Pat*
ent Lew, true American, Egan's, Crone's, Kinkaid’s,
Woods’; Peacock's, Bull’s, Improved Bull, 4c.
BowU rUjughs.-—l\M Michigan. lAmbly Plough, which
has taken the premium at the State. Fairs of New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and wherever It has been exhibited.
Iron and Nails, Stove PljKjanrJ Tin Ware—nil of which I
wtii sell at the lowest prices; and ;mpcctfnlly invito the
public to give me a call, at th« old stand. No. 103 Wood at.
< iiyi;n r> Pinuv
CnARLOTTExBI.UMfi, No. 118 Wood
.street, sca»r.d duev *h, Pittsburgh,
rS o^c ' r * a largo and well assorted
V I v V " i stock of Plano Fortes, (which are just ar
riving,) on tho most liberal terms.
Tbo attention of purchaeer.s is Invited to the
celebrated HAMBURG PIANOS.
J Ail IS CBX3WIU-
Those loßtruTinmUi being nm<Jeexpre«tlv for this climate,
and havingiho over string*, havo a volume nf tone un
equalled by any others. Abo, i*ianoi» from the umnufactory
of Gale 4 Co., New York; Hncon-A Raven, Ne* York: Re*
iclfenbach A Sons, Philadelphia: and of jjy ow?f siANCfac*
tube, which are well known, and have been u*ed In this and
other cities for 16 years.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS rf all kinds.
Guitars— A line selection of French,Spnnbh and German,
of superior quality.
Flam*—The best Italian* French and Kngli.dt make.
Accordtans— From the l»-st Farto manufactory.
ALSO—Flutes, Clarionets, Brums, Fifes, Banjos, Tambo*
Tine«,Trls«f'les. kc.
Snapr—ltalian. French, Ftigltah nod German, warranted
to bo of the very quality.
Pianos ao.l nil Mimral Instnunpot* repaired with. dcra*
bllity. nentm*** i»nf —
C il 1 (’KKRINti’S PIANOS
JUtfT RECEIVED, and now open for ex
aednati - a end sale, the lidlowing now Pl*
'll u lf» W aD<> y6 f tas. viz:
u " S U » one ltofpvrood, richly carrwl, Grand Piano
Forte, 7 octave.* fine, s*oo 00.
One stiHThly carvw! Rosewood square Plano, in the Rtyle
of Louis XIV, 7 octaves. £5OO 00.
One Rosewood carved, 7 octaves..... $450 00
One do do 616 do 426 00
One do plain do 350 Oo
Ono do do do 350 00
On© do do 0 ’ do 200 00
On© . do do 0 do a 296 00
AH the above arc from the celebrated manufactory of
CnicsEiuxa & Soxs, Boatoo, Mass.
Also, received from tho same factory, a beautiful lot of
PIANO STOOLS, carved and plain rosewood, with hair cloth,
figured plush, and brocatolle seats.
On hand, n large stock of Pianos from other Boston and
New York makers, and for sale at factory prices.
JOHN II- MELLOR* 81 Wood street.
Agent for CMekering’s Pianos, for Pittsburgh and Western
Pennsylvania. fdec2l
HKLEBF-R lUB JUST RECEIVED—
• Socvkxib de Park Scnorrisii, composed and dedi
cated to Mr. Julias Lee, by U. Klcbcr. This piece Is embel
lished with an elegantly colored vignette of tho city of
Paris, showing the Tuiluiues, tho imperial residence of the
French. Emperor; the Church of Noras Daub, etc.—being
a reliable and correct ruap of the French Capital, os takon
by Mr. Lob, on his recent visit there, and in of itself worth
the price charged for the Music.
The Troubadour Polka—composed and dedicated to Miss
RnmiUne Lemoyne, of Washington, Pa., by 11. Kleber.
Fond Hearts at Home; beautiful new Ballad, as sung by
Buckley’s Serenaders.
Must I Forsake Thee; German melody, with English and
German »ords.
Little Bongs for Little Children—new.
Heavily Wears the Day—new.
Thinking of Thoc—now Ballad.
What shall I call Thee—vocal duett.
potXAß—Zig-zag,‘City of Glasgow, Louis Napoleon, Hat
tie, Childrens’ Delight, Unpresuming, etc., etc.; and a gene
ral selection of the most fashionable music of the day. -
No. 101 THIRD street oct24
Steamboats, Ahoy i .
Tax subscribers tender their ackcow*A
JjFlagjgyfylßdgments for the favors bestowed uponWL
by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others interest-' “ *
od in buildiug boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material nud work
manship. T. B. YOUNG & CO.
Corner Third and Bmithfleld streets,
Jy12, , 03 • opposite “ Brown’s Hotel. 1 *
NEW MU&IO oTOKK—’ Thu-subscribers have opened at
No. 83 Fourth street, a cholco collection of murio and
musical.lnstruments, Italian ntul German ctrings;-Pianos,
by M. Erard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by M. Euler,
Frankfort, A. M.; Clarionets, do. All kinds of brass instru
ments from the best French manufactories, all of which we
offer to the publio on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that wo cad render entire satisfaction.
H. SCHROKDKK A C 0 No. 83 Fourth et.
n Schroeder and G. Anton will give instructions on tho
piano, violin and guitar. .1 scp23
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
. No. 38 Commercial, below Pine Street,
St. Louisi KIo«,
CONSIGNMENTS andCommißsionswill meetwithprompt
and personal attention, and liberal advances will be
given when required, on Consignments or Bills of Lading,
inland.
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will bo promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandize and Pro
duce will meet with especial core and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will alwayß-be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Dray age as much, as poaaible avoided*
EEf£HE3GES:
Page A Bacon, St. Louis; Ellis & Morton, Cincinnati;
Charless, Blow A C 0.,. do;. Strader A Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Valle, do; Hosea A Frazer, . do;
Doan, King A Co., *do; Springer A Whiteman, do;
J. W. Sutler A Bro.,Pittsbh; E. 0. Gooodmah A Co., do;
D.Leech A Co., do; E. AC. Yarnall &Co^Philada;
Wm. Holmes A Co., do; Morgan,J, 31. Buck A Morgan:
Blow A March, New York. B. B-Comegys, do;
Frost A Forrest, do; Shields A Miller, - do;
Charles A.Meigs, do; Josiah Lee A Co, Baltimore.
A. G.Farwell A Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Colo, do;
Howard, Son A Co., do; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville;
H. D. Neweomh A Bro- do;
T.C.TwiehellACo.,Commission Merchants, New Orleans*
have an open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my addresg, when advlged; by letter per.
mail, or when endorsed on Mils of lading before, ot at the
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,
aug6 St. Louis. Missouri.
HOT CORN! HOT CORN!’ HOT CORNU!—Hot Corn :
. Life Scenes in New York Illustrated—lncluding the
Story of Little Eaty, Madalina the rag-picker’s daughter,
WUd Maggie,Ac.. With original designs, engraved byN.
Orr, By Solon Robinson. -
“Bid that wolcomo
Which comes to punish us.”-:-
“A beggar’s Book outwortn’s a noble’s blood.” ; -•
"Of overy inordinate cup beware; . i
Or drink, and with.i t misery ahare.”
For sale by . 3, T. C. MORGAN,
declB IQ* Wood street
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v -y « ‘ /
BUSINESS CARDS.
TIKWS.
RSON & COm
18 AND CONFECTIONERS.
Pa, -
)at extensive Fall Stock ever.
lUteina, can»lsticgof—
-23 bxs Macrceoni;
• 25tto Vermicelli;
-/3D; do Texan Pecan*;: ■
, r ; : 25 do Illinois' do;:
BO doz ras’d Salad OH; .
100 doa Pepper Sauce;
IGO dos Ketchup;
30 doaassortod Pickles;
23 doaass’d Preserves; -
• 125 bxß Lozenges;' ' »
23 c’s Sardines,
<• 20 bis refined Liquorice;
; 12 cases> do;
'MOO kegs German Plums; .
- CO gross Mrs. Millor's fine’
,•••: .Cut;. : '
60 gr. Mrs. Anderscu’sdo;
r. 25 dok Olives; .
' ; : : 23 doz Capers; ‘
• v 30 doz Onions; -
. 60 bags Filberts;
s. CO bags Walnuts; .
- 76 bags Cream Nuts;
5 toga Gren.Walnata;
150 bags Dairy Salt;
20,00aPrincipe Cigars; . •
Wash. Regalia doV*
18,000 Havana - do;
30,000n&lf Spanish do; .
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lOWA FOC.K OKYj»
NO. 103 WOOD STREET.
PIANO FOUYKS.
LATEST MUSIC.
ST/LOUIS.
JOSEPH iMOGRIDGE,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
V t ; vi • Proper^yforßale.
THEsubscrlber offers for Eale,oa very reasonable terms,
itb-followingproperty.-vl*:- '
A Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. 110 Penn street,
between Hay street and Ityans’-i&Uey; and Lot 25 feetfroht,
extending track 112 feet to an alloy. The House Is one of the
best buildings; and In one of the moat pleasant neighbor*
. hoods in tbecdty. , -
-.Five Lots—embracing oomers uf Front and Perry streets;
one hundred and five feet fronton Ferry and sixty fret on
t Front street,'with h good three story Brick Building on the
■ccmer,a two story Frame on Front at, and two Brick Build
.ings, used as shops, on Ferry st.. v.~- /
ALot,3l feet front by 80 feet deep, on between
Market and Ferry streets. - , .
: A Lot, with Very convenient Franid Dwelling; Lot2ofeet
by POMnmtingpn Congress and Elxa.sts.
■ : A House and Lot, on Wylie street,near. the.new.Court
House. The house is well arranged and In good order, tod
isnow occupied as « hoteL ■' -l
■ i A Three Story Brick, on, Bmithfleld street, near Seventh
being in ah excellent business location. The Lot is 2d by 80
.feetdoop, fronting On Bmithfleld at. .
! A’Gottage Frame arid Lot;2Bbyl2ofeet,frontingcri Anne
andEobinson streets, AUegnenyClty/ This is a very desira
ble tod pleaiant location tor a residence.
Nine Lots in the town of M’Keesport, each 60 feet bylso.
SeverolofthefflcreontheMaihstt'oet--' :
Eleven Acres in Limetown, to the Monongahela River. on
which there aro 4 houses; there are some 6 or 7 acres or ex
cellent stone coal, and abundance; of.limestone, oonTenlent
to the landing; and two coal pits opedu
• Ninety Lots in the town of Colombia, tSO fret by Iso each,'
nearly all level, and well located. ;The tenant of .eaeh Lot
has the privilege of using whatever stone coal bemayre
quire for his own use, from a pit near-the Locks. Colombia
.is upleasant situation on the bank of the Monongahela rfr>.
er, a short distance below Look No. 3, in the midst of an ex
tensivestone coal region, and would be a desirable print for
: Two Hundred-acres'of superior Stone Goal,with
Railroad, Ac.- This property-has a front of 140 rods on the
Monongohela-river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation for railroad—with enough lever ground at-toe
point for houses and gardens, or locations for maauftrtoriea.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses to be usedin haul
logout the cqal—the quality of which, for iron work, steam,
gas, or tor any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by cay in the
country. , •- .. ...
In my absence, my agent, James Blakely, Eaa, will give
all necessary Information, and be authorized to give warran
tee deeds for any property Boli - JAMES MAY,
• tny2fl ■ ~ • . - ...r No.llbPenn
FOUTV-OSE BCILDIM« I.O®S
. - Amt , ;:■
Two. large Brick .Dwelling Honsos for-Sale.
riMIE subscriber now offers thelbilowirig desirable proper-
X ty for sale, futuato in tho Seventh Word, and but ten
minutes Walk from the .Court House. '
ONE LARGE BRICK HOUSE, with nine apartments,
situated onthe corner of Colwell and Miller streets. Also,
ONE LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with eight
-apartments, situated on Real street.. Eight Banding Lots
an Colwell street; ten Building Lotsonßecd street;
twenty-three Building Lots on Miller sheet. This property
is very conveniently situated, and will be very desirable
for private residences. •■. •••; -
! ; The abovo property, if not sold previous to the middie of
iMay, 1854; will be nut up at Public Auction. ,
: cash; the balance In tea years, with
annual payments. For further particulars, enquire of the
subscriber. - - JACOB TOILER,
f septfr6m] • Corner Colwell and Miller stol, 7th Word...
A LOT 07 GROUND in Hogg’s Plan of Lota in the Third
Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, and
being#) feet frost on . Pennsylvania Avenue, and f orming
back 117 feet Theprcpertywlll
brance, except an annual ground rent of one hundred and
sixty-five dollars, to which it la now subject Ontheproper
ty we seven, good TENEMENTS—five brick and two frame
—olLtwo stories high, and. renting for aboutfivehuridred,
dollars annually.
Price, $1200; $6OO cash, and $6OO in fi months—by good
todarse4.pepcr. v v ’ WM. G. FRIEND, '
JcUbtf 1 Attorney at Law, No. 120 Fourth street
COAL LAND FOB Acres of Land, with a vein
of Coal 4*4 feet thick»wUh a lower vein or 2 fret; only
18 inches between the Mbe Land Is a good , soil, and 16
Acres in cultivation. A gtxxf Dwelling House, Fruit Trees,
good water and timber. Thstltod is suitalde frr Garden
ing purposes; situate about4mttea from the city; :a short
distance from tho.Browhsville Plank Road. ...-
a. CTTHBE6T 4 SOS,
General CoiDmiggoa AS’U, 140 Third at.
I: WILL SELL my unezpired lease (fourteen years) of b'
-Lot situate on O’Hara street hnd Spring alley, in the 1
Filth Ward—4o ft fronting on G’Hhra:&&eet, and running
back. 100 It on Spring alley, on which Is erected .a four
storied Brick House, 40 ft equara, with a frame, twoitoriesj
60 ft on. Spring ralley, weil calculated to carry on’toy
branch of m&nufrctnrlngbasineas. Bring engaged In man*
ufaeturins in the country„l offer the above for sale. . In
quire at No. 423 Liberty streot
oc3B:tf • ~ EDWARD FABER.
TenAcienTor. Sale.'
THE. subscriber.offers fbr ral& Ten Actra of'Land,
the reridenco of Rcv.Dr^CampbeU,'
;of which is In the highest state of cultivation. Near 600
bearing apple, pencil, plum and pear trees, all of which are
grafted fruit, are on tholot;’also, about three acres of vinb>
yards of the best quality of grapes; the other improve
ments aro two Dwelling Houses and out-houses; one of the
dwellings is new, not having been yet occupied. - Tho pros
pect from this place is among the most extensive and,beau
tiful in the country. It is abundantly supplied with fine
never-fid ling springs. Apply to Mr. Craft, on the premises,
or to , , JAMES BLAKELY,
Estate Office, cor. Seventh and Bmithfleld eta.:.
-C3* An extensive variety of Grape Tines fer sale. Ap
ply as above. declO
FARSI FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at private sale a SMALL FARM,
; containing SIXTY ACRES, situated in Franklin town
ship, Allegheny county; with about fifty acres cleared and
in a good state of cultivation; a good young Orchard, of
the best kind of fruit; a goo&Log House and Kitchen, and
a Log Barn; about ten miles from Pittsburgh, and about
four miles from PerrysviUe. '
For further particulars, enquire of WILLIAM GRAHAM
in Sewlckley ville, or to the subscriber, on the -
declfi HUGH NEEGYS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PROPERTY
ONE LOT and a THREE BTORY HOUSE cr BTORE, wilh
back Bnlldlng and Ice House. .
Two Lots and a good Brick Dwelling House.
Also, three Lots on Caldwell street.
If. the above property Is not sold at private sale previous
to Tutksd.it. January 20,1854, it will be positively sold on
that day to the highest bidder, as the subscriber Js leaving
tho city, and going West ADAM WEAVER,
decOrts Peima. Avenue, No. 271.
Fifth Street Property For Sale. -
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, 18 feet front by 120
deep, situated on fifth street, nearly opposite tho new.
Post-Office and Custom House. The situation of this lot
mnkea It one of the most desirable business locations In the
city. ■
Terms: onedhlrd cosh,and balance in tvroyeaisrorone*
third cash and au improved term of bottom land for garden
ing purposes. Apply to JOHN. 8. KENEDY,
decStim Watch Maker. Fifthstreet '
THE owner intends leaving the city, and wilt sell, on
reasonable terms, a good TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
of three rooms, store-room, finished attic, and good cellar,
.with Lot of 17 feet front by 85 deep; situate on Third st.
This is a gotd location fer a baker, there belnga large oven
iu tho cellar, which cost $BO. Price and terms made known
at the Real Estate Offlro of S. CUTHBERT. A SON, ;
declG .140 Third street. :
YALUABLE CITY EROPERTY FOR SALE, consisting
of two Three Story Brick Houses on Penn Btreet; also,
three Dwelling Houses In the rear. The - Lot is 48 ft. front
by 100 deep. The Houses on Penn street are excellent
business stands. For price and terms, call at tho Beal Es
tate Office of S, CUTHBERT & SON,
declO • - 140 Third street.'
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALEfsituated on Mount
Washington, within twenty minutes walk of tho city.
The Lot is 100 feet front by 205 deep on a 10 feot alley.
The house is new, just finished, having six rooms and a
cellar. Price $l2OO. Terms s4ooin hand: balance at $2OO
a year. 8. CUTHBERT & SON.
doolO. 140 Third street.
A BIRMINGHAM GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.—A
bargain can bo hod of it, if called for soon. It is one
o! tho best bn that ride of the river, doing a fine cash busi
ness. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
deo!7 • 45'Market street ;
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
RO. 136 WOOD BTBKZT. TUtED DOOtt DHOW YIMCT RUT.
■ BO WX a TETLEr. ' / ;
IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
|§!fVi2 INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
feis? keep a general assortmentofthoabove
' articles constantly on hand; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Ballets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors, and Hair Dressers* Shears; Pocket Scissors, &a—
Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIFLES!—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of . the best material, and workmanship warranted—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, wUI be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at-Wholesale
prices. ,* . ’ caylo •
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY. BOOKS, at DAVISON’S
BOOK STORK, 65 MARKET street, near Fourth.—The
subscriber having now opened his Holiday Books, would
invite attention to his large assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOORS, suitable to the season. Tbo assortment . In
cludes Children's Books for all ages and purses; English
classics, iu splendid cabinet binding; the most elegant edi
tions of pocket, family and pulpit Bibles; superbly Rina
trated English works: and Prayer Books and Bibles Jn vel
vet, with gold and sitver draamenta. That he may have
the pleasure of giving greater sails fact! on to friend* and
customersj hu solicits early calls.
JOHN 8. DAVISON,
dec!2 . 65 Market, near Fourth Street
I HAVE placed my Books and Accounts in the hands .of
Jauzs-O. Ricsbt, Esq., for settlement, and I earnestly,
hope that all who aro indebted for subscriptions to the Dally
and Weekly Post,*or for Advertising and Job Printing,will
pay up as speedily as possible. Mr. Richey is also author
ized to eettlo the accounts of the firm of HaepxrA Latto?,
and Hamit & pmxupi. L. HARPER.
JOHN LAtfTON.
• N. B.—Mr. Ricbey will be found at the office of the Post,
where the Bookstoll remain. ■ , . • •' [Ja2 J
■ Selling Off to Remove.
JAMES ROBB, No. 109 Ma&kxt smn, Pittsburgh, wBI
offer hip .present .large stock ot BOOTS, SHOES, and
RUBBERS, oi verifilow prices, until the 10th of February,
1854; when he hopes to remove to his Nxw Brcax, No. 89
Market street, which he Intends-filling with ah entirely
new atock. Tho pablic are respectfully invited to. call ami
procurebis present prime stock. atunusuaUg greatT>argauu
—REGARDLESS OF COST.
Bememb<m the lO9 Market 6troet,Tw tween
Fifth street and Liberty/ - • -fja&tf V
Core A Co«i,
( Wa; OaiiElate af the firm of J. Pakxxb A Oo.V: ;
YYrHOLESALE GROCERS and Dealers In Foreign .TOnbS
W aod Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified VThiSi
tey, N0j320 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. y j/-’ , v Jafey
k LL iKINDS .OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
ill bought, sold tod eMhaßgedto’',' -* _
-oc29]; A. WILKINS&Oa, Bankers,
United States Bank Building, No. 71 Fourth st, Pittsburgh.
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FOB SALE
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NEW YORK.
To Druggiata fis Kloroluuita throughout tho Union,
D. B. VoiLtODOUi " "
• MABUFAOTURBB AH» DEALER IS
PAINTS, OILS, &e., -
_JWo,l4i;Malden Lute, S)iW TOBK,
T>BBPECTEoLLYfnvites.tbe attention of Drpgglsis mad.
;Xv Merchants throughout the Union to Ms largo and. ex
tensive asssrtmehtnf PAINTS; OILS; Ac., of tho BEST nod
PUREST QUALITIES; 'which lift ol'rrd tor ealo cn tot;
moderate terms, both to cash and close-time buyers. Below
ore enumerated seme of the leading articles:
WHITE MUD, WML to kegs of 25 to 600 BA :
1 BLAOKPAINT, YELLOW OCflflfe, VENI BET), In oil--
1 PATENT DRYER, SPANISH BROWN, TEIRA BE SI
ENNA, to oil. 7 . . ••
■ umber, chrome, imperial, and arsenical
OBEENS,taoIt . '• -
PRUSSIAN BLUB,CHROME YELLOW and VERDIGRIS,'
dry and in oiL s
. VARNISHES of all kinds.. "
RAW atid BOILED LINSEED OIL; PUTTY, WHITINO
CHALK, LAMPBLACK.
■ AM. and ENGLISH TEN. RED, CHROME RED and YEL
LOW, dry and to oIL ■ - :
INDIA BED, RED LEAD and LITHARGE, dry.
STONE, TRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE, dry. -
CHROME, PARIS andBBUNSWIOK GREEN, dry and In
FRENCH axid AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS.
j Druggists and others in want of anyofthtr above mention*
ed articles, wiH And it to their interests to call, as our fociU*
ties for manufocturingand purchasing, and our experience
in the business, give us advantages in gelling over moat of
those in the same Use. . V / D. B. M’CULLOUGH,: - ;
; myfllrfto,; •m MaldenlAne, New York.
- PAPSR WAREHOUSB*
Cyrua W. Pield & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.ll-Cliff etroeVN«w
York, are SOLE AGENTS in the United States for
; Mdsprattfs BnporiorDleachfng Powder.
Victoria Mills CeUbrated Writlng Papfirs.
BnaaeUMflla Superior «
GenessesMillfi Superior Printing “ .'■* - -
Rawlins & Sons? Jhiglish-TSsrae' il
First quality .French Ulbramarihe.
;They,are tusoAgents for thePrindpal Paper Monufoctn*
rew in this country, and oiler for sale by for the most ex*
tensive and deshnole stock of Paper: and Paper Manufactu
rers*.matortals.that con be found in.this or.any other
. country. a ' '
; They ofccupy the large aid - commodious Warehouses, No.'
II Cliff street,-No. 68 .Cliff street, No. 184 Christopher street
and the Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9 Cliff street
Their business is strictly 'Wholesale, and Writing Papers
are sold by the -Casa only.
Their extraordinary focJlitiee enable them to off«r all
Goods, both foreign and'Domestic, at .tho lowest-possible
.prices. -
Paper made to Order; any size or weight Liberal advan*
ees made on; consignments of Paper, Paper Makers’Stock
arid fttfray tTWW-harirt^,
The-highest market price paid in CASH for all kinds of
■Rags' - - ; mnr29:l3m;
Bradbury’s Piano and Helodeon Warerooms,
NO. 433 BROADWAY t NEW YORK.
FROM enlarging my Warerooms, I am enabled to keep a
mneh greater assortment of Instruments than hereto
fore. All Pianos furnished are of an elastic loach, and of an
even quality, and deep, fulVrlch and purely vocal tone,
qualities most desirable, inasmuch as the voice wUlsks buu
late.to the tone of thelnatrument. AUmy Instruments ore
fully, warranted, a guarantee accompanies every bIQ of sale,
end are sold os low as con be purchased elsewhere.: Second
hand Pianos at all prices....
- *S&*A JVJnc Jnvenficrt^—The Organ Melodeon, with (too
Bcpi&of.Ke2s f tbe only thing of. the kind: in the country,
having too stop*, coupler y swell draw stops, a Sweet and
powerful Instrument, pronounced byOrganists to besupe-'
rior for churches or Organ practice to the medium sired Or
gans, priee $2OO. Common JleTodeon,of aUslyles
andprices. Being the: exeluaiy&Agent far these lustra
ments, orders are solicited. The usual discount made to the
trade; end 10 per cent to -clergymen purchasing for their
own use. jT . . - > _ 1 E-O-BBApBURY,/ -
marlfcly
PHILADELPHIA.
WOELD’S FAIR.
>k THE fast and oitiy PKIZK MEDAL for Har
•' jB -***. new at iha World’s FalrMn London, waa award*
to , ;
t : LAGEJY & PHILLIPS, -
of Philadelphia^—an honor they won OTer the competition of
the whole world. • v •••■
■:. Messrs. L, kP. have now and keep constantly on hand, at
l2* 14 and 10 Southfifth street, the
largest Stock of READY-MADE HARNESS, SADDLES, Ac,'
of any house lnthe United States, at greatly reduced prices.
They are. now-mmutecturtng their Harness and Saddles
with such perfect system.thatthoyarueaabledto sell a su
perior article ofoverythlnglntbeir line at a less price than
ray other boose fni the country..
; They never use but the very best quality of leather, and
the,best materielof every description, aadno-pains or ex
bens® is sparedto reach perfection in eTery Bitlclo—Buffalo
-Robes, Gloves and Whips.
\ '-rlhey invito purchaser* .to examine their stock and their
establishment before makingpurchases. They Invite atteh-'
tion to the following list of prices: •
.Horse Blankets, from • - 87Ht052,60
Thick Horse Covers, . . . $4,Wt057,50
. Good plain serviceable Single Harness, - ••, $lB,OO to $25,00
Fancy do do do, . $28,50 to $35,00
Good plain Double Harness. . • - S4O,CM) to $60,00
Fahey - ,do do, . ... $85,00 to $BO,OO
LACEY A PHILLIPS’ Saddles and Harness are acknow
ledged to surpass all others for elegance, lightness and com
fort, as well as for real value and wear.
12,14 and 16 South FIFTH street, between Market and:
Cheanut, Philadelphia. . _. [decl&iy
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
CITY C ABINET WARE HO USE,
A&. 17S CUES TNUT~ ST BEE T t
(Opfosxtx limxpxsbxyos Hall.)
* Philadelphia.
PUBHXTHBB, 127 EVERY STYLE!
Comprising LouisXTV, Louis XV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and' xnodero style;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished in tho .
host style, equal to, if hot excelling in quol
• Ity, toe Goods o£ any Establish*
mentintbeUnlteaSt&tes.
EMPLOYING hone butexperi raced workmen, (appren
tices being positively excluded,)and using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fell to give satisfaction to pur
chaser* ; Amongst the: many advantages: offered to pur
■ chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a Houser either in ele
gant or plain style, Completely from one establishment ; l»y
which,means ail the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the Immense stock always on hand,
being so various In. design, enables purchasers to please
their taste in a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture. -
To give ah idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I need
only Inform you that my Rooms are 175 feet long, by 27 feet
floors.in number; with Shops contiguous, suffi
cientto employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work'lfl all done under my own immediate inspection.
£37*Tbe Packlngis all done in the Store, and Furniture
Warranted to carry safely ahy distance.' Visiters to Phila
dclpbia are respectfully invited, as purchasers or
to call and examine the Goods. . au2s:ly
BALTIMORE.
i WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE, Bronzes, (hocks, Papier Mnrhe
. Goods, Rosewood. Dressing Cases, Writing "Desks.
MrSm Slegant Fans, Opera Glasses, Cuttlery, Fine Oil
Paintings. Dresden China, Ac.—The-undersigned
beg particularly to invite the visits of citizens and strangers,
Whether'as purchasers or cbnnoisteurs, to their magnificent
stock, believing it to exceed in extend variety and richness,
any other in this country. They feel sure, the advantage of
personally Meeting goods atthedifferent&ctoriesin Earope,
and their own manufactories of Jewelry,. Silver Ware, A&,
here, enable them to offer inducements in prices and quail*
ties, and prices, considering qualities,such as eannotbe of*
fbred by any other house in the trade.-
Delicate goods so carefully packed as to go safely any dis
tance, andhy almostany conveyance.
. Wholesale and retaiL_
CANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.
229 Baltimore street, corner of Charles,
deelfcly • ~ •• Baltimore.
QiOKfiX STtBOBS,
sou MANurAcrruaxa or rax omtovxD
SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS
8, IT, Cor, Baltimore and jEVtdmck zirttU, BaU
timore* and Ne* 92 Walnvt tt., Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVER MEDALB AWARDED. VIZ
• } Ahxwcas iNßTrnjTs, New-York:
! By HfeassuxlKSirrcTX, Philadelphia;
- : I MAStzjJtnlxßTzrun, Baltimore.
mHS peculiar improvement in. the construction of this-
I Mattress is, that all the dupitey and heavy tooodai
frame-wurk Is entiroly dispensed with, and its place sup-'
plied by a lighter: and much more durable frame; The
springs are all connected by harness leather hinges, secure
ly rivetted, rendering it Impossible for a single spring to
tell down or get out of place, and making a Bed so elastic
that any part may be raised or bent up, and is thus admira
bly fitted to the wants of the sick oraathmetio, who may re
quire a sitting posture. It has all the luxurious softness of
the best featherbed, with the lightness and facility of hand'
ling of the Common hair mattress. -
These improved Spring Beds are invariably made of the
best materials, and will last many years without repairs.
Persons having Hair Mattresses can have than altered in
to Spring Beds.
These Beds are well adapted for Hotels, berths of Ships,
Steamboats and Hospitals.
•ALSO, an extensive assortment of highly ornamented, Oh
enamel.) and plain finished OAST IRON FURNITURE; con
sisting tnpart of Bedsteads, Hat and - Goat Racks, Cane and
Umbrella Stands, Centre, Her and Side Tables with marble
tops, Garden Chairs, Settees, etei, etc. ;
Animals, such aa Lions, Lambs, Dogs, eta, in Iron, as
well as the modelsiaWpodj famished at short uotica
' dedfily
Valuable Rave Garden Seeds, dec.
the celebrated Stovel nr Ever
\J green,Sugar Cora, 014 Colony-Sugar Corn, Wrinkled
Bugar Peas of various Improred varieties, Blue Imperial,
Blue Prussian and HarrowMa do, Beans, Onions, Kadlsh,
Parsuipy Cucumber* and Mellons of tho finest and most ap.
cUdryman and rich flower seeds-
Lawn Qtnssßeed, anda full and complete asaortzuent of
Garden and Farming Implements of the latest improvements.
Monthly Tabenas, Boses, Hohterops, and:-fine blooming
planta ror the yard, Garden or Lawns, by the dozen or 100
at low. rates. -
Order® from Merchants, Pealers orutbera.flllod promptly
on liberal terms, from the Seed, and Horticultural ware
house, 49 Fifth etreet, by. j.apr2T} JAMBS WAKDRQP.
DUNDBIES-Cigars, ;pip6s,’ typ* heads, spices, chocolate,-
■0 - brooms, tubs, bed cords, twine, ropes, cotton
batting* carpet chain, rags, hemp* and cotton, brushes, ex
tract of .coffee, blacking, saieratus, white and red lead,mad
der, copperas, Uum,-indigo,- logwood. Camwood, powder,
-shot* jugs, tar,
.chee», dairy salt, sardines,, alcohol, turpentine, snuj cut
a©ddrrtobaeco,4c-,ftcxh3BteteAndforsaleby
• . . i ;.-t o n MILLER A BTOKETBONj
■ r dgc22S --r ~ . '22Tand223Libertyst
rpOBAJOOO-250 boxes and half boxes F*, S% }£ lbimd 1
X-1!> Lump: Diadem Twist, Diamond Twist, Six Twist,
Plug> RttsseU A Rotdascn’s, Grantit Anderaon’s, Thomas’,
MeyiarfA Ge ntrjr’e Tobacco, In store and for
reate.by I • £dec22l ; :. MILLER A RIOKETBQN.
TTVOT COBSI HOT OOBNl!—Another supply just re
rl gfltred and fia sale by - - B. T. O. MORGAN,
' -loiWoodstreet.
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IODINI3— GO oz.j Ko-subUmcO, Id £ torts ana lor ealo tv- ~
dec23 . . . , , y&KMINQ-lfflcfa
25C»u U>3 Jii fctore ood fur nale by .
, * « ■ ’ , FLBMUCq^-BBOa;
T itOuT—sUo 2bs m sioro amt lorjuile by >• r.
4jr--dsc2a m:MtN'o »buB. '
; l and for safe-by •: 1! '
- iJ dec2 JF£g«IKfr;BBOg,
Triosl « “O' l Cbmkei In atom aoi -
" for roleb y r<i*rtj flemino Biioa
at the roty lowest prices.• Keart tall ttnc j -
I MjlUHSlttt, O'tKSUOKS oud BANI>ALs,oJ«H
VJ feijuls. Those lnram will-do well.to call, and mve
money ij 60 doing, . , L. E, HVVWARn
■ dec2o " - ! CornerSfaitS^dSi^^
ANP ijOoXi,of every, varietylr-Thoa»
x) In want art* invited to call —prices reasonable
i. „ „
; aoc7. .. Corner '••
yV.KEH(IOI3c) > liUBkl l \8 1 LUiBS
BOOTS and SANDALS, of every variety,-at low oHcra!
! . „ „ „ B B-JHATWABB,
: qec3 - - Corner Slarkct and Liberty gta. , '
Tj'XCUANOE ON NEW OItLBA.NB'ANIJCINCINNATI.
JTj SightClieclta on tbentiove pointa foaealeby, ...
; , „ A. WIEKtNS fco, .
4”- , ■ .To. 71 TolttUj street.
AOUpCKBY STOBI3, Jiavfngva good ran bf cnetoavXJr
sale l>y S. COTHBEBT 4 SOS,
■ ile ' 3:i 140 Third street/*
ITAETO& OlXri-56. ?>bfa just rac’d’pm-iteinjer st^tailr'i
XJ.toT sal* by .rLBMIKO BltOSv
■■'■■■ SucciKsorß.to-d. Biddi'Co., ,
CO Wood, rtrcet
FAHJS.Q&fcEW.'-yIOOO B>B bcßt-branilt, fiy ~
jn4 - ' - Is. A. FAHNESTOCK & oO.‘
T* ARD—*lO half bblar'
JLi • r o;kegs, for fiUd by
JUST UEOjaVJSD—aiLln sicoi cider. ' -
' . JKHU HAWORTH,
Comer of Diataond ap'd Diamond alley.
: dccSfl
KICiS— 10 tierces new-erop Wee for sato by
d*c22 - MILLRIi & IUCKETSON.
tYkfinkjd autfAUS— - :■
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-• 40 M '> C PbwdeTcd ; •* v - v.~- V
-40'“'. OOOLouf; <'■■■■>
; ■ Landing from steamer New Yprkaml for saleby : v.-'
. .;<lec3 : -/•; y JAMEg-A. lIPTOHISON & CO. -
ZINC PAINTS— ,
20 toils'
tlHlUd'filAS PlK£—Good Cooking Raisins, Bc. and 10c
ft ,£ : , llo ' r , Batlch Kalßlns lb;Tfr e rich (Sir
nn*f- JSfeiif’idS 0 ' ’® i J l U' Bp - I s e ®warranted,
pore; Cooking Witte and I Brandy, at 25c. quart; at J ' ’
• ft v. - i DAWOREBPS, * -
tlec33 Corner ‘Of Diamond and Diamond nH^y.
. A£jnJSINES3 MAN WAN TED, wi th a small'capital, lo‘
XX. purchase the Stock, fixtures and good will of a well -
estebliabed FAMILY OKOCERY STORE; Terms accommK'-
•a®sV' - '4 ' ' S^CUTUBERT& SON,
■- decs! . General Commission Ag’ts, 140 Third Bt. -
piGS LEAD received~per steamer fialnt ClairTand
fop efcle by- : ?- - ALEXANDER CORDON, •
- dec2L&rasl* •: . No. 154 Front street. .
SDNDRIES-i8 : bagsiliickwh'eat Flour; . > -
'Li*-: -new Foop: Beona; in fltord dh'd-for
by .[dotO] : , KING & MOORHEAD.
423 Broadway, New York.
STATES^GAZETTEKII—A nmr and complete
%J - Statistical Gazetteer of thotJmtc* Sidtes of America,'
founded• on and compiled frourofficial Federal and Bento ru-•
tarns, and tho seventh national census. For sale at the
Stationery Warehouse of . v W. S. HAVEN
declP . . rCornot Market'aad Second Bt^eetg l . -
A?™ RAILROAD AND SECTIONAL MAP. OF OHIO
forflaioafc • - • W: S. HAVEN’S,
dec!9. . . :••• Oorncr Market and Bccdud streets. -5 -
to UGAB —6O hhds Plantation Sugar; -. •
*w- 20 barrels crushed, pulverized, and
•powdered, .. • •.••.•
SO bags Brazil (104 . r - "
-IQ boxesTVMto H&r&na do. -For sjUo'by ’•
V .Ml LLKR A RICKETBON. .
fcjTOLASSES—2OO bbls Plantation flJoJoßsea,
ITi- 7.: - 120 hf i>b!s : do d o ' --’
[dcc22J- :. MILLER A BICKBTSpy.
r|\EA—^Ob»lf -chests Toong Hyson,.lmperial; Qonpow
: deli Sopchong, and Poochop'g Tea;' 150 catty'hoxra flp
.do; : far snip-by [declS; I BULLKIt * BICKIiTSON. '
?* .Wb, lslo,ia+i,2S4S anj
Xi Idsl Cognac Brandy, for sale hi packages nnd deml
johDBr (dec2S) -: ' MILLER S RIOgETSO&
YirMKS-Superlor Madeira, Sherry, -Port,;’.Lisbon,
| f Claret; Hdute Santerae Wine, for Bale hr package dr
detoijohD.hr. . [dcc22[ MILIIKItA KtCKETSOM. " :
■ j AISI.NS—6O boxes JU* 11* llalßintf:>. f.-- ."..
XV • . S 0 hf« • ' « •'
' Y r. : iforsaleby . i..
'* ec 22 MILLER & HICKETSON,
BUTTER— 12 bbls packediia&ar fora&Io by
decl2 ; i , • MIfiLEU A RICKETfInv/
SQAP AND PASDUSS ~ . r —“P “
SG&boxea No. l'Frijnllj ? Soap'; '. >'
: \ W do Star ouct Would Oamiles; fop solo by.- .
» <lec2a MILLKR & RTCKiSTSON. -
jO_LA3f—3oo bores aiss’d sizes Window Glass for salu br
VX; dec22. , . MILLER & KICK.ETSQN, r
FISU—SO bbla No. 3 Slackerel. iarco; . .. ~ .* .
30 bltls Pickled Herring; for sale by : '
decg2 MILLER & RICKETSON.
A : i’tJi’-i Unllaml Ui n> VTolfo’o Bchefdam
V«*. Scluiapps, hi cases, far edit* by -• •' - •• . : .
dec — MIU.KR A KICKBTBON.
CIQKDIAL* Xnw England Bum', Jamaica Spirits, Kubm-
I mel, Vinaßitters and Peppermint, fcrsale by, ••
SIILLEft k BICKETSON,
Jec22 221 and 223 Liberty at. -
W^^rSP 01 * 0 ’ r°**. Teneriffo, ' Malaga; Madeira,
Claiol, Sherry, Whiio Rhenish, Muscat, Lisbon, Bor
garnly, Champagne, Anchor, $172, $174 iT. A lt. HeldEicS,
>er*ene Wines, insiore and ior sale by • .
<*<*>22 MILLER A.RICKETSON.
Win
.. —iter Bpermj'FaQ do., Winter Whale,-Bleach*!
• -Elephant,. TanneraVStraltt, Baifc uttSUbre, LinueetL
JHla» for ealeby MILLER «fc IUCtLETSGN,
oecSS .. - - . -.- •
SALT— -IwTbblß1wTbblB - Salt rec’dand 1o? bolq by ■ : ' ■.
dec22 ; MILLER k RICRETSON, ■-
'UIRB WORKS— —rr-rrr—
:JC 100,000 Torpedoes: .. -,r ; r.--
' ■ ISO boxes No, 1 "Fire Crackers;
' .SO do * Jackson •: do : - ‘
23 gross Roman Candles, 4, C, 8,10 and 12 baUs:
50 do Pin Wheelaj ; ’ * •’
. - 60.- do Chasers; . , . ?.• ~r . ..
. 5' do' Scrolls, Nos,’l arid 2;- ' '
;5. Uo ; .Trionglcs,iNoa.l.and 2; .' .v - •
' : 2 boxes Chinese Rockets. . -_>•' ■ ;
Justiuc©lTWa’nd forEaleby' T • - ; «u !
dec23 ; JOSHUA RHODES CO, 39 Wood
f\f\B AGS IVICA ALMONDS:' » ~~T~' “ : ~
OV 20 “ Sicily- •- ;do r • • ■ --‘ ; i •
•10 bales Dordeaux do - In store and for-Bale by
.. J -- - 'JOSHUA RHODES fc' CO.,
- dec3 ■ : ■- • • 39 Wood strwt.
1 A DOZ.SA LAD OIL, (qtS.V. . ... .• ,-• .. „
X 4 * 25 doz. d£- 'do (pts.) in store and for gqjo’hy •
■ _ v.-,v; JOSHUA- RHODES & CO- *
- dec »* t . . 30.WoodHtreoti
"jj'lNiS GIN—2 pipes in store aud for sale by .
X ' dcc9 ; r v JKO, QRQUTT;
.• ~—t.-. :
20 bbls Crushed Sugar: . ' M ’
10 : Pulverized ■.: * - - . .r f
.10 , u Powdered u
. * 20 « A Clarified “ Fortwle by
doc2i ... . •iiasiiTn k Sinclair.'
tARD —20 kegs. No. 1, for sale by ,
"■* SMITH & SINCLAIR,
, 122 Second and 181 Ftortafteot. 1
OUUAiMIOUSE MOLASSES—3S bblslbr sale by; ..*> *■
C? dec2l- SMITH A SINCLAIR'.
C\HEESI>-luu boxes, prime, tor sale by - • -
J dec3 . : • SMITH A SINCLAIR.
LEAD— 2UOU tbs Dor Lead tor gHrby •
decs SMlTH' k'■ SINCLAIR.
GOFf EE—36O bags prime-Rio, for sale by
M " SMITH k SINCLAIR.
DRIED APPLES—2O sacks, for sale by
■ 3** ' SMITH A SINCLAIR.
FICUK —78 bbls, oy ' r,
JaA ~ SMITH A SINCLj
DRESS PLAIDS —We bare now open, and Wl recelro
In a few.days, the most splendid stock orPlaids of the
season: selling at reduced prices.
dec24 - A. A' MASON & OO.vNo. 2iFifth st.
T>ECEIViID, a large aasorimeutot Ladles’ Zephyr. Wont-
XI ed.Scarfk, Hoods, Shawletts, Rlgolettes, cmT'a com
plete assortment of Genu’s Winter Gloves." '■ •
dec24 A, A. MASON k CO., No, 2aiilth at.
PRLPAItLD CORN—2OO boxes, Oswego and OrvlB% for'
saleby [decal : B.X FAHNESTOCK fc CO.
ONIONS— 14 bids tor sale-by ' .. ■• •. •. !
deca ; SMITH A SINCLAIR.
PilUfidLAN-BtiUiS— liiOcsideal'<ji*'Bale by'' :
dgc3 P . : , - aA. FAHSE3TOCK& CO.
GiiiUsN—looo -best brands*for sale by
d*SO - •''--■••"• B. Ai FAHNESTOCK *'CO.
AX)UGH fanlier supply «T this safe
.kj.oad pleasant remedy.for Coughff,. CoUJ«, Hoarseness,
Shortness of Breath, -&c.; for'eale by - '
:_ dec2ft . :••• *, B. A. FAHNESTOCK: & CO.
CI/QYES —20 "barrets for Balo by. ,
decS' - V > ' B. A: FAHNESTOCK *& CO.
A YOUNG MAN WANTED, with a small capital, lo par
il' chaaa ibe Stock, Jt'ixturea and Good-will of a good pay
ing business in' this xfty; Terras made easy. Apply to
VS. OUTUBEE , ? &-SO i N,-
Qcneral Agents, 140 Thirdptraot..
RKCEIVIJI*— Some more of those. bc&Utifut. premium
Combination KUBBERS, Pticea lbw; ''£tlo7 &arlc«t
street •; (decO) , ..Vu^SCUMEItTZ.
GLUBTEKKAifiUNa— 160 boxen,-et $1,60 per box;
100 boxes Ifb. Cracltera,
per box, or 4c. per pack, at • , •
‘ : • ' . : J£UU HAWOBTirS,
dec23 -y " Cornercf Diamond and iflainond alloy.
STATIONERY, of oil kinds tmd nttalicies, iV>r-a»lQiow, by
- • i '“• . J.^-DAYiSO.V,
■ ' G 5 Market Ptresf^earYoarth.
rTTOU3K3 AND, V AU$l53—A fall assortment always «1
•JL l»aAd,*t low prices. h. S. HAYtVABD,
dacT ; v . ;■ CornejitarfeetandUtartystreets.
pIBIiES, UYMNAND FBAYIOI BOOKS In Ibi.most ■
J 3 elegant styles, for family, pa)plt». or_,personal uso,
BUgMSjPB' 4to. BIBLB; 'the most' boau-'
tlfol family Bible, la print, in varioas etjlei. Dx. VTest'a
Analysis. All suitable forQoUday Presents; v At .
DATISQJt'S BOOK-BTOBE, -
65 Market st, near Fourth.
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NUMBER }46
MISCELLANEOUS/'-
• ~ LH.MAYWAKD, '
..Comer of .Market and Liberty rts.
Snow\Vbite,'
BJoek, ' r : . 1-
Broirn, ' • .
; * In utoWand for stiloTiy ■ '
; ■■ - james-a. nuTCiireoN * co„ ' •
dec3 45 Wttter nPd 03 groat atg. f
gor gaio by.
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SMITH & SINCLAIR. r