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VOLUME XII.
DAILY MORNING DOST.
-RIDAY MORNING:
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Hahuisbubg, January IG.
Senate.—The Bcnato. met at TO b’olbek.i ;
The Speaker announced ■' the appointment-' of -
Messrs. Evans/ Jamison, -Slifer, '•Qnigglo and
Fonikrod, as the special committee on that part
of the Governor’s Message relative to S'sale of
the public improvements of the State.
■Mr. Foulkrod presented three remonstrances
from the citizens of the county of Philadelphia,
against the consolidation, of the munioipal gov
ernments of the city and districtsof Philadelphia.
Mesßrs. Price and Goodwin presented each n
number of memorials in-favor of a consolidated
government. . •:
Mr. Iließter presented a petition- from the
Judges of tho Supreme Court, aehing for the pas
sage of a law permanently fixing the sessions of
the Court in bane at Harrisburg, It was order
ed to be printed.
Mr. Sager presented a petition in.favor of a
railroad from Passyunk to some point on the
Delaware river.
Mr. Hiester presented a petition to annul the
•charter of tho Franklin Canal Company.
Quite a number of other petitions, &0., were
presented, and several unimportant.looal hillß
introduced.
Mr. Goodwin, from, tho Select Committee to
whom was-referred the joint resolutions-from
the House, against the removal'of tho U. S. Mint
from, the city of Philadelphia, reported the eamo
with some slight'amendments.
Tho resolutions having heen, takon up, were
briefly debated by Messrs. . Goodwin, Crabb/
Fonlkrod, Price, Quigglc, and others, and were
then agreed to—yeas 30, nays 1, [Mr. Darling
tomj 4
The Senate then, on motion of-Mr. Price, re
sumed, on second reading, the consideration bf
tho bill amending the charter of tho city of
Philadelphia and providing for tho consolida
tion of the municipal governments of the city
and several districts.
Mr. Price took tho floor, and in an able argu
meatative speech, advocated for an hour the
immediate passage of the.bill. Ho spoke of the
general interest felt throughout the city and
county in its success, and contended that the
opposition to it was so Blight, as to demand of
the Legislature, not only its immediate passage,
but a unanimous vote m its favor.
Tho several sections of the bill to the eighth
section were then passed, with only some Blight
verbal amendments.
The Senate then, at 12 o’clock, proceeded to
the llsll of the'House, for the purpose of taking
part in tho election of a Stato Treasurer.
Upon the return of the members to the Cham
ber, the reanlt of tlie cleetion was announced.
Joseph Batloy, of Perry hod received
80 votes, and was elected. ;
The Senate soon after adjourned.
House.— Namcrou3 petitions, memorials, &c.,
were presented and referred. .
*“ Mr. Hart presented a memorial, asking for tho
establishment of a Honeo of Correction in Phil
adelphia.
Mr. Baldwin presented several remonstrances
Trom tho citizens of Philadelphia, against ■ tho
■enactment of a prohibitory law.
' Mr. Poulson submitted a resolntioa for tho
appointment of a special committee to visit and
travel through the State of Maine, to ezamino
the workings of the Maine Law in. that State,
and report to the Honso.
The resolution, after some little debate, was
negatived. . -
Mr. Bingham submitted a joint resolution in
creasing the salary of the Executive of tho State
$lOOO per annum, and the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court $5OO per annum.
The resolution, after some little dehato, waa
\pid on the table.
The Honsa Ahen, on motion of. Mr. Hart,-
again took up the joint resolutions of the House
with Tefcrenco to the Mint at Philadelphia, I
which had been returned from tho Senate slightly
amended.
Tho amendments were, on motion, concurred
in, and tba resolutions sent to the Excative. I
Wednesday next, the 18th inst., was then, on i
motion, agreed upon for opening the returns of
the election for Auditor General and Surveyor]
General. . 1
The members of the Senate were here intro
duced and provided with scats, and the conven
tion of tho two Houses being organized, pro
ceeded to tho election of a Stato Treasurer for <
the ensuing yenr.
Tho vote having been taken, was summed up
by tho tellers, and announced ne follows :
For Joseph Bailey, Dem....: 80 ,votes.
N. P. nobart, W .. 8 “
Gettinger, ....12 “
“ John Strohm, W........ G “
“ Lewis Burke, W 4 “
The balance scattering. Thera were 121 votes
cast. ■ ’
The House then adjourned.
The City of £&n Francisco*
Few, if any cities in tho world, have risen
witli such rapidity- and splendor. The dreams
and fables of other days are more than realized.
And yet its future will bo even greater, perbnpß,
than is now dreamed of. Sneh is tho result of
enterprise and daring, when beckoned and urged
on by gold. A correspondent at San Francisco
writes as follows of tho city:
The greatest wonder of all is, how such aplacc
ns San Francisco, built comparatively, as it has
been,ln a day, possesses so many institutions
that are calculated to render it one of the most
substantial cities in the Union. -Its rise was
heralded by the flourish of the bowie-knife nud
revolver; and life, ns well as property, was at
the mercy of the convict and the, assassin.
This, you remember, bid fair to lay waste, not
only the city, but tho country as well. But
strong-minded men were here, and though few
in number, comparatively; they at last rose in
their might and declared, few though they were, i
such things should not be. The man is here,
who. from the tap of a flour barrel, in the midst
of the congregated masses, called upon the good
men and true, from the Atlantia States os well
as from foreign lands, to Btay the tide of infamy,
That man offered himsolf a victim for tho general
good, nud amid weapons of death denounced the
convicts and assassins who then ran riot. The
stillness of death followed his appeal, but only
for a moment, :when from the erriwd emerged
that band to whom is duo the stability and pre
sent prosperity of San Franoisco. That man
will ever bo remembered hero, and his memory,
too, will be identified by the city of his adoption.
A short distance from where I write is asmall
engine house, which, too, wiil be long remem
bered in this connection. ; Backed by the strong]
arm of the firemen of that day,- the Vigilance
Committee, (formed nt tho meeting alluded to
-above) at the toll of the bell of this house, as
sembled to pnt thoir votes in behalf of their fel
low-citizens, on the crime , and the criminal.
From the upper story a beam projected, from
which dangled a rope, and on this they hung
again and again the robber and the assassin,
till crime and criminal were cowed; and then,
and only then, did this band ceaso active opera
tions; and tho law, backed by their strong arm,
resumed its sway, never to need again a like in
terference. Thus was solved the problem, on a
fearful soale, of the capability of man for self
government; and though.the expediency ns well
as the rightfulness of tho act, has been repro
bate! by the Press, yet here stands a city, tho
wonder of our day, progressing in order, moral
ity, enterprise and prosperity, that, but for it,
would havo been, in all human probability, at
this day, a “ by-word.”
“No One’s Enemy, but llib Own.”— **No ]
one’s eucmy but his own” happens, generally, to i
be the enemy of every body with whom he is in
relation. “No one’s enemy but his own” runs
rapidly through his means ; calls in a friendly
way on hie friendß for bonds,/bail; and acouri
ties { involves his nearest km ; leaves his wife a
beggar; quarters bis orphans on the public;
and, after having enjoyed himself to-his last
guinea, entails a life of <Jependenoe.on his
progeny, and dies in the odor of that ill under
stood harmless folly; which.. is
more injurious to society than some -positive
crimes.
The colored young men of Cincinnati have
formed a library associutiotf, anti chosen Peter
A. Clark, a man holding, a .pronunent position:
among the-blacks, their librarian.
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-JANUARY 20.
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panied by tho money, or satisfactory reference in this city. ’
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. F* GIZiLAtOftB, "
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office; cortt -Itorih itrta and Cherry nUty,
mTSBUMO, FA.,
49* Will attend to his profowianal bußiTieM as usual, at
hia office,'between - tfco honraof 0 A* M. and 4 P. M. of each
day. Jyg>
C. Orlando lioomt*,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—Offioe, Fourth, street, above Wood.
A. Irfcy . ' -■. .... “ • . -
•: Tbornai Sl* Diariholl,
,: A TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Ikrotta Buildings, Fourth
/V street. .. ■ : janTtly
R.B.CarnaUan,
ATTORNEY AT LA W—Office on Fourth rtxeeti between
Cherry alley and Grant street. « ~ je&y
J, Srm^Clowry,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office In
J\_ BafcewelPa Rail dings, op Groat etroet. Je2
I>. H. Hazen,
TTORNEY AT LAW—No. IST Fourth street, above and
u . near SmlthfiehL' :.' :7rvy. V ■ m«rg.y . ;
i J. S. Morrison,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re-
J\_ mured to No. 44 Grant street, near Pourth, Pittsburgh,
Pi aprifcy
R. Biddle Robert.,
: A TTORNEY* AT LAW—OBoe, No. IK Smlthfletd street,
between PifUi and Birth. Collections carefully attend
ed L> —special attention given to Conveyancing. . (dec&ly
1 Thomai Bleanß,
A TTORNEY AFLAW-AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
iL 081ee,neitao6r to the Poet Office, SteubcnTiUo, Ohio.
my 4
■■B. P. Bo.l|. ■ ......
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 103 Fourth etroet, Pittsburgh,
A Pi; fourth door below Mr. Hody Pattereou’. Ur cry
Stable. . ■ .... . . . •. ■■ joiW
N, Buehmuter,
ALDERMAN—Office, Fanrth street, third door abers
SmUhfield, South side. Conveyancing of all hinds dons
with the greatest care and legal accuracy.' Tltlos to Real Es
tate-eaftmtncd. Re. ' s ' ' " tnovlO.
BUSINESS CARDS.
IL dRAVO, Diamond. Pittsburgh, Pa, dealer li
• Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groccne*. selected tor family otic. Splccaof every variaiy
and-the purest qaahiy, ground at bln Steam Mills. .Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in exj
Mprchuprf***-
. 1. U. D. has procured a Dili assortment of Loodreth s
WarrontodGarden Seeds, and Invites the attention of aR la*
lerosted m rural affairs. ... , •• ■ janll
Provisions, Hotalg and Pittsburg HanuCtetures,
NO3. 312 awn 314 Loan,, stnszr, - •
uugai : PITTSBCSGII. .
rasa o3 u, lmilcv ~ ...jso.4. unsnsu.
BAILEY & RBKSH4W, - "
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS: Dealer* In
YVonden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Ware, House
keeping Utensils, Ac., Wholesale and RetnU.No. 353 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. aprlfcy
King & Hoarhead,
TirHOLKSALB GRUCISKB AJiD PRODUCE DF.AT.KTbS-
W No. 2? Wood street, Pittsburgh. (my 23
Panl Au Murdock,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEROHANS, AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ■ . japXitf
j.b inmaos - ...ailxn KiasPATtticic...*—p. uraaov.
# Kirkpatrick <S& Herron*, •
fTrUOLBSALB GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMIS
VV SION M R RCHANTS, and Dtyilcrs In Pittsburgh Mnnu
lactures iVo- »43 lAl>ert>/ iireei, Pittsburgh, Pa- my!7:y
raa»aa mums. job* mcoLB, . anss qwk-ns,
Pittsburgh. ■ ■:. Maryland.' . Pittsburgh.
Zfkcols & Co./ nfTtTktjma
PRODUCT and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 809 liberty Pittsburgh; Pa. . ■
Sperm. Lfn.«eed and Lard Oils. 1?^
wii.im'inuig, Phi1a..................*™.nicxFr50a, FRteburgh.
Miller Rlofcetion, • ■
TirHOLESABK GROCERS, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIE 3,
•W' Wines and Segura—Nos. 172 and 174, comer of Irwin
and liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, NaQs, Cotton Yarns,
Aft, constantly on hand. : : ; Jy* 3 .
J. I>. WUliunD, ..
IXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY. GROCER, AND
VV Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer In
Country .Produce and Pittsburgh. Manufactures —Wood st.,
fbur doors* above Filth, Pittsburgh. • mart
jobw H’cLOsaxr. coasxuus u'closxxy.
Wholesale and Betail Clothing Merchants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
Tjrissubscrit»Bt#respectfally Infbrmtheir old customer*
and the public In general, that thoy have this day as*
sociatod themselves In the above business, under the Cria
of JOHN M’CLOSKEY A CO. They respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage. . ..
* The previous business of each will to settled by them
selves resjxvrtivoly.
James C. Watt,
MERCHANT TAILOR—No. 45 Fifth street, opposite the
Theatre; Pittsburgh, Pa. ; apr7
R LAIRD, (Tate of the firm of Cooler A Laiud,) having
a ojmnei'BTOKE 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 a
shaxo of the patronage of the iato firm.
N. Hr—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
styles, and on 1110 shortest BOtlco—inferior to none in the
city. jan2o:y
B, T. C. Morgan, I
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER—has always on hand I
a genernlassortmentof School, Miscellaneous and Blank i
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Ao, Wholesalo and Ro
Vail, No. 101 Wood street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh,
ggfc. Wanted, Rags and Tanners* Bcrapa. aplCtly ;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In Blank and
School Books,- Paper and Stationery, No. 63 Wood
street, (between Third and FonrthJ Pittsburgh. Pa. [mr2o
T K. C.Stockton,
Late Johnson a stockton, bookseller, sta-
I .TIONEB, Printer and Bindery-comer of Market and
Third streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. •• ■ [JyJUtf
THE OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (L*ri Joim- 1
Bros & Stockton,)and BLANK-BOOK akd {STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—is prepared to execute every stylo of
Legal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Binding, and furnish every article in the Blank Book,
Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest notice end on the
most reasonable terms. . - ■ • ■ - ■■■-.. . .
Blank Book and stationery Warehouse, comer of Market
Printing Office and Book Bindery, No. SO Third at novlfl
Schuchman A> HaunlelU)
Lithographers— Third street, opposite the post-office,
Pittsburgh. Mops, Landscapes, Bill Heads, Show Bills,
Labels, Architectural and Mochino Drawings,Business and
Visiting Cards, Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
In Colors, Gold, Bronze, or Black, in tho most approved style,
in-1 at the most reasonable prices^. . .. • octl6:ly
Austin Loomis,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchandize, Stock, and Bni
Broker, Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (above Wood.) The
subscriber having opened on office at tho above placo, for tho
purpose of to'egptiatwg Loans, Bills, Bonds, . Mortgages, and
all other Instruments for the security of Money, and for the
purchase and sale of Stocks. Will also give prompt and
particular attention ..to buying, selling, renting of and leas
ing Real Estate.: . . [jyT] . AUSTIN LOOMIB.
JOUK a ......COCiiBAK VUUIKG.
FLESIINGBROTHKRB,
. (Successors to J. KTdd A Co,) .
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, So. CO Wood strut, ruta-
Vurgh, PA. Proprietors of Dr. JPLane’s Celebrated
vermifuge, Liver Pills, Ac. . . ■ - my.7.y
B. A, F&hnestook & Co., •
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE—Cornor First and
Wood and corner Wood sad Sixth.' ffebl
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHIBKY,
Peach and Apple Brandy, 6c«
•, Also, RrC7ITI£a:AWD DISTILIKE. :r.
Corner of Smuhfield and Front streets, Pittsburgh. Pa. fdc9:
J. Bryar,
TKTTJOLESALB AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
•W: 166 Liberty street, and 31 Diamond alley. febUhy
TEHU HAWORTH, WhcHtsoU and Kdail Grocer , Dealer
f} and Importer of Old Country,Black Teas, French Bran
dies, Wines, Ac., comer of Diamond alley and the Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa. , . •. . • fob2B:y
R,F. WEDDELL.
x Dealer in Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, Real
P / Estate Stocks, MeitAandigo.-Ac. . ,
; Office. Masonlo Hal!,'Fifth street, next door to the
Citizens* Deposit Bank; Pittsburgh, Pa. - ■ r . aprS .
PUBLISHED DAILY BY PHILLIPS & GMiMORE, AT THE “POST BUILDINGS,’.’ CORNER .OF .FIFTH AND ...WOOD. .STREETS, AT . $6,00i PER ANNUM, OR. $5,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
.,..,4 o 50
........7 25
; 1 75
3 oo
4 00
i 5 oo
> r 00
9 00
lO 00
l2 00
J, s. laBECU, SfeAXiFXN & CO.,
WHOLESALE OttOCEBS,
Smith & Sinclair,
[IOLESALE GROCERS. AM) COMMISSION MLR*
CJANTS—CoraurWood and Pirrt stn. (dqt3
J, n. Well
JNO. GROUTT, .
Importer of Brandies, Gin, Wino, Sc,
DXALEB IN
PAGODA TEA. BTORBr
■' WalterP* MarahaU,
"MPORTER and Dealer in French and American Ffipei
L‘Hanging*. • v , - - - , mar 3
BUSINESS CARDS.
S. CPTfrantT..... - M?. L. CUtSMW*
S. CITHBKRT &- SOW,
REAL ESTATE. AND GENERAL AGENTS, Ab.
SmWifield strut. ■ . ■ • .• , norl •
i JohnH*SXtllor«
IXTTIOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
;W INSTRUMENTS; Pianos, Music, Bahocfl Books ami
|tationory, No. 122 Wood strait. • ■ ;■ •-.■>••• fjao* ■ •
JSSfjljS,- - WHOLESAM MAKotaU SADDLE, UAIWESS,
IjIpSSSMnBIJK,' VALISE suit OAKPEP BAG'laauufiio
-ta tonjr,-NO.IOA Wood street, Pittsburgh, I*o
L> £t lUjrwardy - ■'
Dealer in boots, shoes, trunks and leghorn
and BRAID. HATS, corner of Market and liberty *U„
.No. 174Pittsburgh,Pa. • . ;:JbH:y
WtUlam Glexui) - : .
of Third and Wood streets, above
J; C ,H. Kay, where ho la prepared to do oTery descniitifciu.
qfßuling and Binding. [decg,
T. CALVERT « CO n ■
DI&SINKUKB, ENUISAVKHS AND WJBOBSEEB, Bull
JCKVXLOPVMAHUTACfCaEBS, NO. 48 South Tllinl Btltt.t,
•ItUADELPHTA. . -'.W* ■
Curd* ■
HLEE, (ffDCCESSQB ro Mimrfl* a Lee,) WOOL DEAL
,.ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,.for the «,!*.
Of American Woolen Goods, No. ISOjAberty street, [toy«•
: Thornaa SiDiittlef . • •••.
TBTATCH AND CLOCK MAKBR-FiflU fltroet, betwun
•\y Wood and- Market streets,opposite Irou City.lJqtd.
All Mn3a Of Jewelry made and repaired. - fopfcly
• J. SCOTT, Fourth street, tlvo doers
I west of Market.
• Office Hooas—From nine A~ M. to .five
ll- . ~ decfiOry -;/.
; . Dr. David Bnnt> '
j&gcMsjb DENTIST—-Office, Fourtli street, between
Cgygg&Market and Wood streets, nearly oppqsite'tlju
f - Pittsbiirgh Bank. ■ • .noviTJy
: BARR 4E> IHOSER, , •' 4
> A HCIIITECTS i-^fllces : TMIoHttIV No. 75 TMnl stmt,.
'J\ Pittsburgh; and eafitside of the Diamond, Allegheny.--
B LOUTH ABKO, East Birmingham, maaufitfturenTor
« Bar Iron, and 'small Irou of • all descriptions, fend
tnake, also, the llncstfiuaHty ofHoops, Rounds and B<iaorvs.
* AS-Leave orders Jor Iron In the box, at the city l-*>t
taw oclv ..
i ' ' money Loan Ollicei
1 JOHN A. O’BKIKN .«• CO„
i lot-Tkirdilrul, ldmo.fr nitfifidd, - .
ft'/TONBY to loan In largo or small quantities,
aJX and Silver Plate, Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Guns,
Pistols, Musical Instruments and Valuable articles of every
t .Forfeited Pledges sold Immediately after being out of date,
tnleas redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, always on hand.
! ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
Heating & ventilating WAiusnousE.
' MANtJfACrUBZJIS OP
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
Aiei> Fmiaas roa Steah, this os Water.
JSjg“ No. ii& Market fllroet, Pittsburgh.
• We havo sold our Furnaces, Pattern*!, Ac., to .
ARNOLD A W’ILLIAMB, whom we cordially recommend to
the patronage.of tUo public.
i e*y 4 23' BOAIEB, ATKINSON A OK ELY, _
S* Jl’Klnleyi
HOUSE, BION| AND ORNAMENTAJ.. PAINTER, AND
Dealer ia Paints—No. 44 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Han'constantly ou hand all kliuls of Paints, either dry or
mixed,'Japan and Copal Varnish# Linseed. Oil, Boiled Oil,
Spirits Turpentine,‘Window Glass of all sizes* Putty, Paint
Brushes, Atid all of tbo best quality, and for solo at reasons*
blejincos. ' •; Mpll
Jame* Lowry» Jr., _
CHAIR AND BEDSTEAD hi AN UF ACCUREIt—No. -234
FeUenn&n'A Bow, Liberty street, has on hand .a large
Stock of Chairs and Bedsteads of erery description, made of
the best materials, which he will sell lower than articles o!
the same quality can be sold in the city, lie would call par*
tlettlarnttautfcui to his large a lock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he will tell.at greatly reduce
prices. Also, Turning of orery d*»enption executed In- tho
neatest mariner. Orders left nt the Ware Rooms,; orafr the
Mill, comer of Adam* and Liberty Streets, will be promptly
ltAUded.ln.__ • marM
t : Jam«a MeUlnger f .
MONONGAtTELA PLANING MlLtr-WoulJ respectfully
iufona hlsirieuds and the public, that hi* now csiab
lUhmehtbt now bj full operation, and that he Jb prepared to
furnish Boat and fill all orders for Waned Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates. ' •••
j lioardaud.Flank, planfcdoa one or both sides, constantly
on hand.
1 gash, Poors, and Moulding!!, of erery description, fflade to
order.- •
; Bußdert and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to giro him a caD, as he can now famish theta with planed
iteff suitable, for erery description of work.
A. . CUltJWKii*,
HEEROIf & CBIBTO3LV
• BELL AND BRASS .FOUNDERS, :
Tl fIpANUBAOTOB ER3 of »U kinds of BRASS WOttK, LO
- COMOTIVfi, BTb'A3t ENGINE, PLUMBKIIS, tc. Air
E Cotton Batting jtau&etnr«*- .. . r ,
.Foundry on Uebecca.streut; Allegheny City. '
' OSlco and Sto» r No ji2 Market l‘Utsbui^b.
■ OLD BRASS and COl’PKll taken in for work,
or cash paid. Orders loft at fcbo Foundry or Office, will bo
promptly attended ' feb9:ly
jOSKPIi T. LOWUY,
jv*b, 43 Comer of Fifth and Wwl Slredt,
'■ Office np atairs, Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
'I>ESPISCTFULLY announce to the public that ho bus
Ji commenced the KEAL ESTATE auetiOV, m connec
tion with Intelligence ami General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Perrons in want of serrants, in any
fcapacity, or those in want of places, will bo supplied at short
notice. .All badness entrusted to'his cam promptly at
tended to.
! Seferaca—t. J. Bighara, E<q, Wchurd Cowan, Esq. W.
O. Leallo, Dr. Alox. Black, James Mackerel, A, A. Mason,
MaffltiOM. , janlB
Cargo*, bagntrreotn l . ana Art Gallery,
* Apollo Buildings No. "6 fiiurtk tlrtci, (not to L'jOd't
Ccr\Ki Emporium.)
i -v R. M. CARGO * CO. having titled up the moat
amnio rooms in the city -with mammoth shy and
' Aff siiio lights, otter liret Claw LlKfiNKSrlhS, in
; style to suit all, varying In price according to
• jfflsjr?iSlsise and quality of case, Ac. fi*». Superior Oil
hr tho best artists, for Rale, and on ex*
IhibUion daring the day and evening. Cifczene and stran
xrora are Invited to call and examine specimens and I’nint*
toss.
<3aIIKIAGK FACTORY.
xrr It TERRY, Virgin alley, between Wood and liberty
• \\ 0 *Btroots,Manufacturer af BUGGIES, BAROUCIILo
.and CARRIAGES, of every description.* All work done
warranted. The advertiser would hero statu ttial ho served
l nine ycarsftpprenticeabipto the bnfdnwa,audhas worked
| for many years In the principal flhopsof the Eastern cities.
I • mar2o:tf •' • V.- . V
NEW SKfiU STORE*
JAMES WARDROP,.
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRRS of tho most improved
breed, being very hardy, and lino singers. • Bird Seeds
—Canarr, Hemp, Millet, Rone and mixed beed. Bouquets
will bo furnished'composed of tho finest FLOWERS, via:
' Cornelia*. ltose Buds, Heliotropes, &o. fcvergr«ms(in pots)
for Christmas Tree*,' from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth pU near \Y ood. dco2U
ENOUSH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
W. T. MCDONALD, M. A,, Powcipal.
THE next sowion of the Institution will-commence on
MONDAY, tho 6th of September next, at tho room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty streets* lately occupied by the
Messrs. Yeeder. ' __
Hon. A. W. Loomis,C.Knap, Jr., S. F.Joa
Bonhorst, R. ■ Miller, Jr. ■ • ougw
Dn(ch Bulbous Roolii Ac.
THE subscriber has received direct from Harlem. Ms sup
ply of cholco Hyacinths. Tulips, Crocus, Peoneasf and
other Flower Roots for fall planting, and for winter bloom
ing, in pots and glasses; Lawn Grass Seeds for fail Rowing,
which mako a fine, close, smooth turf, equal to Bods. Pru
ning Instruments, Garden and Farming Implements of the
most approved construction, at Eastern prices, from the
Jgtadta»l Warehouse,« ™. < ‘%^ p||op
NEW CABPBT BTOEE!
No. 47 Flftb' Street, near Wood. ’
AN Uhrizattcd assortment of CARPETINGS and OIL
CLOTUB, of tho latest and most beautiful patUims lor
spring sales, now open for Inspection; consisting of—
Royal Velvets; Brussels;
Tapestry Brussels; TapeatTy Ingrains;
Extra Super Three Ply;
Super and Fine Ingrain;
Tapestry V enl twins;
Twilled and Plain Venitians;
Together with every description of low priced Carpetings,
Chenille and Tufted Rugsand Matte, Canton audOoirMut
i ting; Juto, Chain, Cocoa, Adilaid, Atluan, and Sheepskin
I Matts; Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all -widths ami qualities;
Stair and Floor Drnggets, Greon Raise, -Piano and Table
Covers, Venitlan Biintls, Window Shades, Stair, Rods, Ac.,
Ac., at the very liioat cath prices . A* - r
tnarSl ROBINSON A CO.
CUuuaeltera and Gas Fixtures,
TUE subscribers are now opening at their new Wareroom-
NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, the largest' assortment of GIIANDELIKRS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Goa Fitting,
over offered in thin market, Havlug arrangements made
by which they, will bo constantly in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invite the attention of pur
chasers to tbolr selection. We are determined to sell as
low as any bousuintbo West, and being .practical Gas Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those 'desiring'articles
In this lino..
. We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of eTury do*
ecripttoii-forgos. water and steam. 1 •
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO.,
No. 100 First street,
To merchants and-Others.
EEMAN ADVERTIBINO.--Tho publishers of tho dally
• \T and weekly u FreihdU Preund ” would respectfully in*
vitetha attontlohof marchphtaana 'Others to the advan
tages offered by their papers os a medium of odvertiaiug
among their German fellow-citizens both in the city and
Daily paper Is published on tho pitxkt eTstßir, and
has nolintfe the circulation of any GetuumjAiLV published in
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which is published
already for twenty yfe&rs; Circulates largely in the adjoining
counties and Western Pennsylvania, as well as throughout
;th Pittsburgh and others will find it to their
advantage to make use of. our columns as a medium, pi
reaching ffie German business. . Tenus as low as,any other
ofiaberty and fit. Glair above
Broun b Belter’s Drug Store, •. > *
aug2o ■ Publishers and Proprietors.
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH
The best prals In Cbildren’s IIQSe, Mon’s Sock,, llndor
_ s|sir
1 1 t .pCT r ' BW<>ol ' il0W ” B MW DALY.
. rAlin—Mr G. ANTON and M: BCIIROEDKK would
GuIUT. Violin onilElute. Inauito st U. Bchroeder *Oo.«
HBW MOBIC STORE, 84 louith ottoot. . tafM ■
w i?;r* .■’;
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, JAN
JOSHUA'ELH<
WHOLESALE FEOITEB
... , ; C'J UOOD'bT., V]
JTAVE bn hand aad’-arere
Ft wh!ch tlicy offer at the 1
; 76 bags Ivied Alinondsr! (
: 25. “ Sicily v. do i.
■ 25 bales BOrdeadx do ‘ ,•
16 bags Shelled-' ' (lo* ' 1
■: 60 , tt Filberts;:’ : h
50 “ ’Walnuts; ;j
• DO •“ Cream Nuts;
;600 hnshels Pea Nuts; ; :
' 26 bbls.Texan Pecans;
: 25.. *•* .Illinois .do
2000 Cocoa Nuta; ‘ /' r
• 200-bbses German’ Plums;
26 kegs . «do- ’■ : dor. :.
IDbbls. do do.
1 30 coses Prunes, glass jars';
10<“. «• fducybxs.;’
: 60 casks Currants;. •;)
: 20'cascs Citron;.
- 200 boxes Cluster Holelus ;l
;100h£« H; E. * -’do '
200qr.‘* -• ;• - do. ..
200 boxes No, l netting;
.100 u Scaled -do
- lease Mace;
• 1 bbl. Nutmegs; 1
> 1« Cloves;
, 25grbssBlacking;
25 baskets Salad Oil;
3. 0. AKD£850N.,... f ..„ ........... ..Wlim VJsDl*.
j. ANDsasosr & coii
WHOLES ALB FRUITERERS AND CONPJS&IONKRB,
Mo* O Wood nil, Pittßbnrghj SPa, -
TUBT RECEIVED, the most extensive I ail £loclc ever
if brought Wcxt.of tho Mountains, comißlingof—*
:360 ba£B Brazil Sugar ;- .. [ .23 osß Macremon!;,:
. sQhoxes Havana do .. S' 25db Vermicelli: .
20 this Lovetfug’fl do, fine] • «50 do Texan
»> pulverized;. •* <: 25 xlo Illinois r, do;. '
,20 bblfi. Loverlng's coarcci COdozassd Sftlad Oil;
. pulverized Sugar; - -J' 100 doz Pejppee';Ssanee; '•
20bb3s. Lots ring’s coarse 100 doz Ketchup;
Sugar; ■ s* . •• • 50 doz assorted PielUco;
50.tblsStuart's do. do -25dogass^ll!reserves;/
SQOd Cocoa Nuteji, 125 bxs Loicu^e^; 7
: 15 cases Jar Prunes; -25 o’s Sordid VI&'AX,
• 12 cases Fancy'Boxes do. " • -SObxs refined-Lfquorice;.
250 bxs No. 1 Herring; • • 12cases. •; v ' do;
; 135 bxa Scaled Herriug;- _ lOOkegs Geriu&n liurns;
‘ C 5 lbs Mace; • ' /. 00 Mfs/MUlerisfino
160 lbs Nutmegs'; . . . "Cut?- -
ISO Eta Cloves; .. s -. j , 50 gr. Mra. Aj|derscn'Bdo;
40 gross Blacking; -25ddz'OUvm : : -
S 5 bxs Citron; 25dosCnper«
1000bnsPeaNata;- ■ 80:doz Onion.*;-
50 bxs No 1 Rock Candy; ... CO bags Filbetts;
-20 do Hot do do GO bags Walnuts;
25 do Yellow do do 7o bags Cream Nuts;
20 do White do do - 5 bags Gron.-Walnuta;
i 66bgs Itica Almonds; »' 7 =l9O bags Dairy 8alt;
: 30 bales Bordeaux do;. .. 20,000 Principe Cigar*;.
85 bg» Sicily • . do; . 20,000 Wash-JlcguUivdo;-
W) do shelled do; 18,000 Havana - do;
300 bxs Cluster Raisins; 30,000 Half Spaijfeh’>do; •
„ 250 bxaM H 'i do; • -. .....sepfl
lOWA EOU^DItY,;
NO. 103 WOOD STREET. V'
JOHN C. PARRY, (successor to J.C. Parry A begs
to inform the customers of Lhe olci firm, ood tho publio
generally, that ho haa.now on hands, and is extensively tin*
gaged in manufacturing, every description of CAriTfNOt—
such as: Patent Chillod Rolls; Large Kuttlea and. Curbs;:
Patent Kettles, for Soap, Pot Ash. Kettles,'
for the manufacture of Cane doit: onrfli -paiSnl
nrtxrjs, known na J. C.Party’s, ondaro superior for dura
bility to any other, and sold lower than those made on the
old plan.
: HOLLOW WARE—A general assortment. All from nhvr!
and improved patterns, W agon Boxes, Dog Irons, Bad Irons,
Ac., Ac.
Bolling Mill Castings, and Machinery of every description,
always on hand or made to order. . ■ - ?
Cook Stores, Kitchen Ranges, and Coal Staves, of every
description; lowa Cook Stores, CrC size?, which received the
firrt.prixo for 1850 and 1801, at Iho AgrlcultuxaMoir of Al
legbeny County, Pa., and recommended by fifteen hundred
persons; Knterpmo Cook Stores; four rises; Premium Cook
.Stores; Egg and Radiator Coal Stotts; Vartor,Staves, Ac.’’
Parlor Crates and benders, great variety, beautifully
enamelled. 1 GommcnGrates.and huUdingfo&eridtof every
description.: ’ : ,
A great variety of Ornamental Railing, and
Fencing. f ■*
Plough* and Plottoh Qiziings—~A large stdijlc, of all the
kinds in use, and will be sold at reduced price*. . Hall s Pftt.-.
cat Lever, True American, Egan’s, Crane’S, KlnkalJ’s,
Woods’, Peacock’s, BuH’s, Improved Bull, Ac.* 1 •
. Double PUojgks.-^-’V he Michigan. Doublft ’Plough, which
b« taken the premium at the State Pnlrs ofNirw York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohlo,nndwhercrdrit ha? been exhibited.
Iron and Noils, Stove Pipe and Tin of v!ueh I.
will soil at tho -lowest prices; and rappeetfullv Invite the
publ!6 to give, me a call, at the old stand, No.-163 Wood ft.
•n*n*r rm-.'v.Jh^ARFV
■ ■ PI4NOPORTKB. r,,!; •
CHARLOTTE BliUilE, No..llff Wood
sttoot, ecoond door above rlftir, 1 llitaburgb,
otfcrP for sale a large and: assorted
: f »r.» *f ptock of I’binoi'ortcs, .(which ktc just ar*
riving,) on- the most literal terms. • -.
*The aUotjtloii of purchasers Is to the
celebrated HAMBURG PIANOS.
These instrument Wng;madeexpres?lyi|>r ; ttjl|:CliinAto,,
-aftd overr br»v« a
egualledby anyotbers. Alw, Piauosfcoui Uuiunumfinrtory
of Gale & Co* New It ark ; Itaron & Raven, Ncv York; Ho*
Ichenbarh A Sans, Philndylphia; and of wi.owr/ MASCVAO*
rnre, which an* well known, and have been used In this and
■other cities for TO years.' :
• MUSICAL IN&TUUMKNTS of all kinds.
jGirttari—rAfineßi’Jectluu of. fc'rynch,Spanish aud flermAU,
of raperioT duality." ’ ; .*
Pkihn*—The be;:t Italinn. Ftvneb nud Englbh make.
Acsordwat— imm the best Puns manufactory. . -
ALSO—Flutes, Ciaru»n«*is, DruuiH.lifos, Hmyos, Tu.mbo
rlceSjTrianctes, Ac.
■Stringt— ItAluto. Krench, English nnJGi.?nuan, warranied
to be of the vcjty Le d «iuallty.
Pianos and all Musical lustrunjente with duro
blllhr.a»»«l
"'jjffri fen; JUST RECEIVED, nml, now. open for ox
aniioati'ti ond sale, tiio following new Pl
ilTeTnH nimPorfc*. viz: -
:1/ *>. 1c M U One Kosi xfiiod, richly carded, Grand Plano.
; Forte, 7 octavos fine, f-SbO. OO.r
• Onb suitorbly curved Itesewood sijuuro Piano, lu the style
of Louis XIV,' 1 octaves; $5OO 00. , v'
Olio Uosowood carved, 7 0ctave5........ 0B
000 do do (>\(j do 42u 00
One do. plain' do 850 0i)
One do • do 6 y, do 300 00
Ono do do" 0 do 00 •
Ono do do.. 0 do 200 00.
AH the above are from tho celebrated manufactory of
Caicsninta & Boss, Boston,.Mass.
- Also, receiveil from the name factory, a beautiful lot .of
PIANO STOOLS, carved and plain rosewood, with hair cloth,
figurod plush, and bjooatello seats.
Oh hiind, a largo stock of Puses from other Boston and
Now 1 York makers, and for sale at factory prices.
JOHN i(. MELLOIL bl Wood street.
Agent forCUlckering’s Plane?, for Pittsburgh and We?tern«
Pcnusylranlh. * [dec2l k
LATEST IMU6IC.
H KLEBER HAS JUST RECEIVED—
« SocVENTti de Paei9 ScnflTTKja, composed and dedr
eated to Mr. Julius Leo, by H. Klober. . Thw plecu w embel
lished.with as elegantly colored vignette of tho city of
Pari?, showing the TmumuES, the imperial residence of tho
French Israpwror; the Cliurchof Notue Daub, otc.—being
n rcllablo and correct map of the French Capital, ns. taken
by, Mr. Lee, on his recent visit there, and is of itself, worth
the price clmrged for the SRftlc.
The Troubadour Polka—composed and dedicated; to Miss
Romoine Lemoyne. of Washington, Po., by U. Kleber,.
Fond Hearts, at Home; beautiful new Ballad, as sung by
Buckley’s Soronadura.
Must I Forpako Thee; German melody, with English and
German vords.
Erikas—Ziß-2a(7, City of.Qlafgow, Louis Nupoleon,
Uo, Childrens’ Dulight* Urrpresuming,etc. v etc,;and a gene
ral selection oftho-mogt fashionable music of the day.
Steamboats, Alloy J
nw, i. The subßcrlbera toadcr their acbnow-«
{eJl^Chj&ledgineniaforthe favors bestowed uponUL
by their Steamboat friends, and Kp|
would respectfully remind them and others mtorcstr.Vl 1
ed In building boats, that they are at all times prepared to
furnish, on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Formture and Chairs of tlw best material and work*
roanahip, . T. B. IOLiQ & CO-
Corner Third uud Smitbfiolu streets, .
opposite “ Brown’s Hotel™
N JJVV MUSIC Al'uKfi—'The subamben? have opened at
No. 83 Fourth Kiroet. a choice collection of music an<l
nraslc&riikstruimmts, Italian and German f.triugs.Fianos,
by M. Krnrdyof Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Hu ten; by M. haler,
Frankfort; A. Clarionets* *l9- All kinds of bms*in.stni-
from'the best Trench manufactories, all bf Which We
offer to thu public on'more liberal- terms, feeling confident
that wo can render entire satisfaction.
11. 80HR0KDKK.A CO., No. 83 Fourth st.
II Sehroedor and G. Anton will giro Instructions on the
piano, violin nnti guitar. •
OOMMIBBION ANDFORWAUDING. MKJICIIANT,
No- US CoiIJiailCIAJ-. BELOW PISS hT«££*,
St* Louie, Bio.,
CONSIGNMENTS andComml/wionfi will meet with prompt ;
and personal attention, and libual advance will bo
given when required,'on Consignments or Uillsof leading,
mTuxnrf. • •• • • • ■ , . . •
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, llemp ftud other
Produce, will bo promptly'filled at tholowcst market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of'Merchandlic and J*ro
duco will meet with especial care and dispatch ; the lowest
rates of Freight: wDI always be procured, and the expense
of Storago and Drayago os'much-oa possible avoided.
nwEßKfcss;- • ■ •
Puce A Baoon, 81. Louts; 1!11Sb & Morton, Ciucmnatl;
Charles?, plow A Co., do; Strader A Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Valle, do; HoseiAFrarer, dor
Doan, King A Co., do;: Springer A Whiteman, do;
J, W. Butler A :Bro.,Pittsbh; .E.O.Gooodmon&Co., . do;
D. Leech A Co., do; E.AC. Varnall AOo f ,rhllada;
Wm.UolmesACo., do; Morgan, .7. M.Buck k Morgan:
Blow AMarchy New York.-: B. B.Comegya," <Jo;
Frost A Forrest, do; ShieldsA Miller* do;
Charles A. Meigs,... do; Josiah Lee A Co., Baltimore.
A- G.ForwellA Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cote, .. do;
Howard, Son* Oo.y do; .-W;fcß©yaoM*j . Louisville;
V ■ H. D. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T-C.TwlchollA Co., Commission. Merchants, Now, Orleans*
flse.'X have an open Tolley 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 at the
time of shipment.-,; V aOSEPH-MtWKnWE,:
augfiSt. Louis, Mueourn
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BUSINESS CARDS.:
LOOKS 6 GOn V
as & COOTECXIOHEBS,
?IX?SJjyiIOII, i'A.;. i$ ? ; '.
■ec'eiyirigfho lag Ooo.li
lowest' mtfirfeet -•> ;T7-
. 20:boseflrMaccaftmi;
20. ,**.: Vermicalla: ...
Cl) 41 ynrlnai. ’ " *
DO •„ “ W. Candy?'
Uo ■« ANp.J-.ilo I
10. nod • ..do • !
15 “ Caper.;
15 “ Olives
: 75; :' **.oOBdJ^ropg; V
.lOO-.^“Loaeuge*;,
,60 ' ; Joju&l roi»te: H
• : Gotioz;'asf!6rtedji , lckleB i v
3U “ “ fPresones;
100 “ < Pepper J3auec;
! , 16. casesSardihtK': : T
5 “ « hr bw.
2 <« "J *A do
200-bags Brazil sugar;,', *■
• \4o'bbls‘&C.Sugar;-
. : 25 '“ - Stignr;
.'lO cases Uquo!fcB.;‘
- • £5 boxes llcf’d jtlo
20,000 Principe
’lO,OOO Hot an a tfe : • -y..
Begalla r jilp v. •*
Uou Spanisti Cigars; ..
50 gr, Mrs. Miller's F,Uut
} 60-groeg Ai&atioi?* do
CHiCIwHIUNG’S rIAA'QS-
LUUe Songa for Little Children—new.
Heavily Wears the Day—now.
Thinking of Tbeo—nowvßallad.
-What shall I call Thuo—TOcal duett.
JB&* No. 101 THIRD Ptrect.
ST. LOUIS
JOSKPU NOGHIDGE,
HOT CORN 1 HOT CORN ! 1 HOT CORN! ll—Hot Com *
Life Scenes in Now York Illustrated— Includiog-thfr
Story of Little Katv. Madalina the ragpicker s daughter,
Wild -Maggie,- Ao. • With original designs, engraved by N.
Orr. By Solon Robinson; .. x
« Bid that welcome
Which nomes to punish us.” . * .
e <fA beggaris bookputworth’fl a noble’s blood.” <
Of every Inordinate cup bewate;.
l 1 - .Or drink, and With it misery share.”
I For Bala b, B. T. C. MORGAN,
dull :.10A Woodrtroot.
? V +" '* •' ’*
FARY 20, 1854,
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Property.for Sale.
•rpHE subscriber offers for ealeyoh'veryreascnnble terms,:
•X lb**.following property, viat. ,
A Three § terry Brick Dwelling Hoxise, No. 110 Peiih. street,
between Hay streot and Evans* alley; and Lot 25; feet front,
extending back 112 feet to an alley... The House i&oneof the'
. best .buildings, and in- one. of the. most , pleasant neighbor
hoods in the citjv''
! 'Five corners of Front and Ferry streets;
bntf hundred .and five feet front on! Ferry anil sixty fe£t on
Front street, v4th good three, story Brick Ruilding on. the.
corner, a two story Frame on Front st., and two Brick Build*
irigs, used da ihops; oh Ferry sti ;--'
* feat, fjrtnt by .SO feet deep, on:Ffont; between
Market and Ferry.atreeti,- . ' r r./f--;.’ ~•• •
' A Lot, withy cry convenient Frame Dwelling; Lot2ofeet
by’OO, fronting oiiCongressand-Elm ate.
• A House and Dot, on. Wylie street, near the'hew: Court
House. -The house ia well arranged and in good order, and
Isnow occupied as a.hotol;’ 'y .r- •
. A Tiiree Story Brfck, on Endthfield fifreetj near'Seventh—
being in aJ* excellent business location.' TheXot is 20 byBo.
feet deep, fronting on. Smithfield at.. . ./j ' V,
A Cottage Fraine and Lot, 28 by 120 feat,fronting on Amie
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This ia a verydesira
blo.and pleasant location for a residence. ; . : - .
. Nino Lots' in the.tcwn of M’Keesport, each 60 feet by 150.
Several of these are on the. Main street. ' ''
- ELeVcn. Acres in Liraetown, bathe' Monongahela River,'on
which there aim,4 houses,*.thereto come oor 7 awroa of ex
cellent stone, cos],.and abundance of limestone, convenient'
to the landing; arid two coal pits open. .
. Niuety.Xotainthe town of Columbia, 00 feet fcy ISQ each,
nearly all level, and yrell: located; . The tenant of Veach. Dot
has the privilege' of using whatever stone coal -hannay re
quire for his own use, from a pit near the Locks. 'Columbia
& a pleasant situation bn the bank of the Monozigahfcla riv
er,Aeltortdistahce below Look No. 3, intbe midst'of an ex
tensive stone coal region, and would be a desirable.|«Ant for
nuCnufacturingcatoblisluaents.: r "''
! Two of superior Stone Ooal,with Rouse,
Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 140rodBpntbo
Monougahela river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation. for railroad—with' enough level ground at One
point for bouses and or locations for mnaulactortes.
The vein is deep enough to aljow horses, to bo used la haul
ing oat the coal—-the quality of iron work, steam;
gas, or for any ordinal uses, is not surpassed' by tty in the’
country.-’ >■ -■ • •*
In my. absence, roy agent, Jamos. Blakely, •will give
all necessary information, and be authorized to give warran
tee deeds for any property sold' , ’’ JAMES MAT, '
my2S • • -Vo. Tto-Pnnn-.
FOB-Vr-ONli BUILDIKU J,f>WS
•A2fl) v •' >■ ■ ••
Two. Largs Brick Dwelling Houses for Solo,
r | 'IIE sub»oribemp w offerstho foUawlng.dealrableproper-
X. ty for eale, ratunie in the..Seventh^>Vard, and .biit ten
minutes walk from the Court House.
ONE LARCH BRICK HOUSE, .with nine apartments,
Situated on tbe comer of Colwell and Miller streets. - .Abo,
ONE LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with eight
apartments, situated on‘heed street: .'Eight'Bailding Lots’
un Colwell street; tom Building Lots’on Reed 'Street;
twonty-tfareo Building Lots on Miller stVeet. Thispropcrty •
is very conveniently situated, and will be Terydesirable
for private residences. . ..
. The above property, if not sold previous to the middle of
May, 1851,wi1l beputhp at Pabllo Auction... v:
, r Txaxs:—One-fifth caalij- thOibalance ia ten. years, with*
annual payments. For further particulars, enquire of the
subscriber.- - ' JACOB TOMER,:
.'sepifl-GmJ: •.. Comer Colwell and .Miller pts,, 7th Ward.
A; LOT OF OKOUND in Hogg’s Flan of Lots in tbe Third
•l\ Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, and
being 29 feet front on Pennsylvania Avenue, and running
back 117 feet. The property will be sold,-clear of all incum
brance, except an annuAT ground ibijt of: one hundred and
sixty-five, to which it la now subjects Onthoproper-.
ty are Seven good brick and two frame
—nil two fltorida liigb, and renting for about five hundred
.dollaraawmaßy. y y: . .•••• > ; \ Z'
: Price, $1200; $6OO pash, and.sGoG in e montha—by good
endorsed paper. ... IVM. C. FRIEND,
? Jel&tf • Attorney at Lnw t No. 126 Fourth-street.
LAND FOR SALE—2S Acres of Land, with a vein
V_/ of Coal fecttlilck, withalosTerveiD of 2 feet; only
18-lnchcshetween the two. -The Land is a good soil, and 1C
Acres in cultivation,; A good-Dwelling House,Fruit Trees,
'good water and timber. The Land'fa sdltahle'for Garden*
ing purposes; altuato about 4 miles from the : city; w short
distance from the Brownsville Plank Road.- ■ '
S. CUTHBBRT & SON,
decl General Commission Ag’ts, 140 Third sfc..
I; WILL SKLLcjy unexplred lea so (fourteen years) of. a
Lot, situate on O'Hara street nod Spring i!iley,iu' the
I-'irlh'Ward—4o ft frontiugon O’Hurn street, and running
back 100 fL oo Spring 'alley, On iwhjch <ls erected a-: four:
storied brick House, 40 ft.square, with a frame, two Btcrie-V
COl ft. on Spring alley, well caleoiated-to carry oh any
branch ofmanofaeturingbaMoess. Kehijengaged In.ihiin
ufactttringln-the conntry, I offeriboaboyefor ■ sale. 'ln*'
nuiro at 250.-42&Llherty itxcet.
OclB:tf' • ' '
. y •- Ten:Acres- for. SaU* '•.
npIIE subscribed offers for sale Ton Acres of Land, ©ear
; i: tbo- residence of Her; Dr. Campbell;; in Manchester, all
ofwhich is In the highesfc.Btata of cultivation.- Near COO;
.-bearing apple, peach; plum and pear trees, aliofwluch aru
grafted fruit, areontho lot; about three acres.of/riDo
yards of the best quality of grapeflj tfio ntber’impi^TO*
• meats arc two Dwnßibg Houses and oat-booses; ohe of the:
! k now, not haring been yet Occupied.*.; Ihe pros
• and' beau
tiful la the country.
rmrm-klUng Apply to Craft, on the premises,
or to. -yJAMES- BLAKELY,...
Estate Ofllce, corl SiiTcnth and Smithhcld sk. /
JG3f~ An extensive varied of Uope Vines’ for 'sale. Ap*
dedO 1 :
PAUM POR SALE.
TIIE subscriber offers at private sale n SMALL FARM,
containing SIXTY ACRES, situated in Franklin town
:sliip, AUeghenyconnty; with about fifty acres -cleared; and
In a good state'of cultivation; a good, young Grchard,.of
:tbe beat kind of fruit; a good Log Hohseand Kitchen, anil
a Log Bam; aboutten miles from Pittsburghfhndabout
four miles ftom Perrysville.. ' • . . . .
For further particulars, enquire of WILLIAM GRAQAM
:itiScvrlcklcyTille,or to the subscriber, on the premises; ■
derlrt HUGH NKKLT. '
FBNNSYLVAIiU AVESTUEPROPESItTY
ONE LOT and a THREE STORY HOUSE or STORE, with
back Building and Ico House. , . '
Two Lots and a good Brick Dw oiling House.
Also, three. Lots on'CallvrcU street.
If the above property Is hot sold at private ; sale previous
to TiiUHSDAr, January .S, 1854, it will bo positively fold on
that.dayto the. higbust bidder, os the subscriber, if* leaving
tho citv, and going West. ADAM WEAVER;
- decH:ts‘ - Tenna. Avenue, No. 271. ;
FlfUi Street Property. For Sale.
A VALUABLE LOT OK GROUND, 18 feet front-by 120
deep, situated on Elfin street, nearly-opposite the new
Post Office and Custom House. The situation of thia .lot
make? it one of tho.most desirable business locations hi the
city.'
Terms: one-tb!rdcash, and balance in two years; or one*
' third casb.and an improved farm of bottomland for garden
ing purposes. Apply to JOFIN. S. KENEDY,
decSHtn ' • • Watch Mnker. Fifth street/ -
TIIIB owner intends leaving the city, mid will sell, on
reasonable terms,n pood TWO STORYBRICK HOUSE,
of thnre rooms, store-room, finished attic, and good-cellar,
: with 3<otof lT feetfront by 85. deep; situate on Third, Kt.
This'la a gotdlocalion for a baker, there being a large oven
ih thecellar,'which cost SSO,- Price and terms made known
ut the Real Estate Office of ‘B.. CUTHBIiRT ft SON, : -
; dec! 6 .140 Third street..
YALUABLR CITY EROPERTY FOR SALE, consisting
-of two Threw Story Drick Houses, on Penn etreotjahsa,
three Dwelling Houses in the rear. The Lot is 4S ft. ftont.
by 100 deep! The' Hous'chon Pehn street Are excellent
business stands. I'or price and terms, call at the Real E&-:
:tato Office of . 8. CUTHPKRT & SON,.
.. declO " 140 Third street
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE 1 8imated'on.Mpuht
Washington, within twenty minutes walk,of. the city.-'
The Lot is TOO foot front by 20* «leep'bn aTO fce£ alloy.:
Tbo house Is new, Just finished^-Having.six rooms and a
cellar. Trice $l2OO. Terns $4OO in hand: balance at $2OO
:a-vear; . S. CUTIIBEUT & SON. •
oct24 cioclO ’ - 140 Third street.
A BIRMINGHAM GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.—A
fy, bargain can be had of it, if called for soon. It is one
.of the beat on that side of the river, doing a fine cash busi
ness. Enquire of- • - THOMAS WOODS,
declT ' : . * . ' . 45. Market street.'
ENTERPRISE WORKS. \
no. 130 wood sie£et, viiiedpoor below Tmain ixurr,
110 WN d. TETLJSI\
Pfr: J-fl ’• IMPORTERS and manufacturers ol
:a - AND DENTAL I
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. Wei
keep a g«nofiU &ssprUnentof the above
articles constantly, on hand; together
• with a goneral variety of Vaucy llanlwAre. Also, Guns, Pis*
! tola and Revolver*, Flasks, Horn*, Shot Bcltiv Caps, Powder,
'Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and .Hair. Dressers’ Shears; pocket Scissors,' Ao-
Also, Trusses and Supporters. - : -
; Jobbing and repairing neatly ekecuted. -
RTKLBSI—'Wo are making Rifles of every description, to
order," of the best material, aod workmanship warranted.-**
’ Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. ' : Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
-prices.. P?* 6 »
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY HOOKS, at DAVISON’S
BOOK STORK* 05 MAIIKKT neat fourth.—The
subscriber having now opened his Holiday Books, would
iuvlte attention to his large assortment of 30VEN1LE and
other BOOKS suitable to the season; The assortment.’in
cludes Children’s Books for all ogee and.purses; English
classics, in splendid cabinet binding; the most elegant'edi
tlohs of pocket,.family:and pulpit Biblessuperbly illus
trated English worksand Prayer Books and Bibles in yel-.
vet* with-gold and silver ornaments.: That lie may have
the pleasaro of giving greater satisfaction to friends and
customers, he solicits".early calls. ’ •< ■ .
JOHN S. DAVISON,
65 Market, near Fourth Street. -
I HAVE placed my Books aii&‘ Accounts in tho hands of
ft*ME3 C. Richey, for.seltlement,- and T■earnestly
hope that oil who are indebted for subscriptions to the Daily
and Weekly Tost, or for Advertising and Job.Frintlng, will
pay up as speedily as possible. 1 Mr. Richey- ia also author -,
izrtl to settle the accounts of the firm of ilAUgga .& Lattqx,
and U-tareu& I’aiLUPS. ! L.UARPEIV
JOHN LAYTON.
IN. B.~Mr. Richey will be foxmd at the ofllco.of the Pobt,
vfherc theTiooks/rtlll remain. ' : . • . [ja2 >
gelling Off to Remove^
JAMES ROBB, No. W 9 Mauket staEEt, Pittsburgh, will
oiler his present Igrge. stock 01 BOOTS,. SHOES,.and
RUBBERS, uf j>ri«a r until the 'loth. oLFebruary,
1854, when he hopes to remove -to his New Siqrb, No* 89
Market street,: which ho intends filling with, an ..entirely'
new stock; The public arp rospcctfully, invited,'tb'call.and
procure his present prime stock, at unusuaUggridlbafgains
—REGARDLESS OF COST.
7 Remember the place—No. 10&Markefc street,'between
Fißhfitreet and Liberty., , . , [ja£tf . '
•William Carr & Go«t
- ■ {Wil-Caiu; late af the firm of J. Faskeu & Co.)
■fTriIOLESAXK GROCERS and Dealers in Foreign Wiura
tV' and Brandies, Old Monongahelaand Ucctafied.WbiS:'
kuyj No. 029 Commercial Row* Liberty street, ritlsburgb.
Fa. . ■ ••.. . , - JftO:y
A; LL KINDS OF GOLD, SILYKR AND BANK NOTES
>V bought. eold and excliangod-by
{&&}" - A.WILKINB A CO. r , Bandera, ,
United States Bank Building, No*. 71 Fourth Biltsbargh.
- •••• ■ •• '; _r. >. ' : ■*.•■’
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For Sale*
■For Sale*
EDWARD PARED
FOR BALB-
Take Notice.
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NEW YORK.
To Druggists & Morchaats throughout tho Union.
d. n. 11’cvi.iiOVGn,
JIANUPAOTUBEE AHD DEALER IN
' PAINTS, OILS , $C ,
No* lil Matden Lane, NEW YORK,
BESPECTFULL VT invites the attention of Druggists and
■ Merchants throughout tho Union to his largo and - ex
; tonsivo aiSsrtinentof PAIMSj of tho DEBT and
FOREST QUALITIES, which holders for sale on very
1 moderate temsybothtocash andclose-timobuyers. Below:
,are enumerated somo of-the leading articles: - .
. . WHITE LEAD, in oil, in hega of 26 to MO Ibß.
BLACK FAINT, YELLOW CCURE, TEN. RED, in oil. .
PATENT BUYER, SPANISH BROWN, TETItA BE SI
ENNA, in oil.
( UMBER, CHROME. IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL
f GREENS, in oil.
-.PRUSSIAN BLUE,CHROME YELLOW.oad YERDIGRI3,
drjr and in oil.
. TARNISHES of all hinds.
RAW and BOILED : LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHITINO
CHALK, LAMP BLACK.- * .
. AM. and ENGLISH TEN. RED, CIIROME BED and YEL
LOW; dry and in oil.
INDIA RED, RED LEAD and LITHARGE, dry. :
• STONE, FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE, dry. .
CHROME. PARIS and BRUNB WIQKG BEEN; dry and in
oiL - ..
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS.
; Drnggistsandothersinwantof any of tho above mention*
cd articles, will lind it to their interests to call, as our fcudll
"tte* for manufacturing and purchasing, and out experience
in the bufllnesp,give iw adYantagcs in. selling over most of
those in thesama line/ . ' -D.B. MCCU LLOUGH, •
my2L9m - ; ; ' f ; -t-; : 141 Maiden teae. New York.
: PAPER WABBHDUSE.
Cyrus W. Field & Co. t
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 11 Cliff street, New
York, ate SOLE AGENTS In the United States for
\ .MnspratPs Bnpcrior Bleaching Powder.
. Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers.
f . -Russell MiDis Superior.■ “ “
. Genessee'Mills Superior Printing u
I.' Rawlins & Sons’ English Tisane . ' - : .
- First qualityFreiichUlbramarine. • -•
• They are also Agentsfor-the Principal Paper Manuffuttu
: rers In this country, and offer " for sale by l&r 'the most ex
: tensive and desirable stock of Paper and Paper Manufutu
■ronf materials" that' cah,be fonhd ln _thiß or'any other
r c6untry. ; ' l - ‘ r '' 1 ■"■■■• ■' ' ' i! - •'
> : They occupy the lanjeandj commodl&na Waxchonses, No.
5 11 Cliff? street No. fiS Cliff etreet, No. 1M Christopher street,
J ; and the Lofts over the large Iron Stores,.? and 9 Cliff street,
: -. Their hm3hessl3 ; strictly Wholesale, and Writing Papers.
• arc sold by thCCeseaniy.-. ; : v :
Thrir-extraordinary enable them to offer nil
■(foods, both Foreign and Domestic,.-at the lowest possible
’prices.'' ; ‘ ■
1 Paper mode to order, any size or- weight.•: Libera! odvan
.eeamade on conrignments of Paper, Paper Makers’ Stock
; and other' merchandize.. •: -
• The highest ixmr&et price paid in CASII forall kinds of
:BngB . . maWfclSm
Bradbury’s Piano and Melodeoa Warorooms,
; . KQ. BROADWAY, NEW. YORK.
FROM enlarging iny. Warerootna, I cm enabled to keep b
much greater assortment of Instruments thaaherator
• fore. All Pianos furnished ore of an elastictoucbi&nd of an
deep;fulijrich and purely, recai tone,
• qualities most desirable, inasmuch ob the .voice will aasivnu
'late to-tlie taueof theiristrumeut.-' All my Instrumentsare
; fully warranted, a guaranteenccompauiefieverybillof a&le,
land are sold tuf low as can' be purchased elsewhere. " Second
'• handlplaoos at all prices.•. V. :' j
: JSSj* AKew Invention, —The Organ _ Melodcon, with two
: Bdrikt bf-lCeys, the only thing of the kind in the conn tty;
; having Uoo stops,caupja-, swell draw gtops, &&, a sweet and
' powerful Tiistniment,pronounced by Organists to bosupe-:
5 rior fur churches or Organ practice to the medium sited. Or*
: gans, priee $2OO. Also, the Common Melodcon, of allstyles
: and price?/ Being the exclusive Agent for ; these '-Lostra
• wants,-orders are The usual discount made to the
'trade/andlO per cent, to clergymen purcharing'fhr their
own use.'-- -, . . J 3, Gi BRADBURY,; - ;
;■ marl&ly, 423 Broadway, New York. _
PHILADELPHIA.
WOOLD’S FAIR. -
' THE first and only PRIZE MEDAL for Jlor
ness at tlio World’s Fair, in Londcaij Vraa award*
to
_.jACEtr>“^ratTjps f .
of riuHnlelptila’—an honor they won over lbe.cctm petition of
itbe whole world. :
Messrs, L. & P. hare now. and keep constantly on hand, at
; theirtstablishment, 1 %. 14 and -1C South. Fifth street, tfao
i largest stockjof RE AD Y-MADE HARNESS, SADDLES, Ac,
• of any house in the United Stated at greatly, reduced prices.
;Thcy:are jrt)WTnanufacturlng their-Harness and-Saddles
i with such'perfect system that they are enabled io sell asu-
Iperior article‘of everything intheirllna at a less price than
.any other house In the country.,
i -They use but the-very best quality of leather, and
I the best materiel of every..description, and nopainaor ex
-pense Is. spared to reach perfection inerery article—Buffalo
: Robes, Glares and Whips. •*• • r/ . .' ; - :‘
j They invite purchasers to examine their stock and their
■ establishment before making purchases. .They invitoatton*
itionto thejbUowingUstofprim: v; - v v '--
:Horso Blnnkeis, from * • • - 8714 to 50
IThlckHorseiOoversi ; -• ■ • - s4^otosT,SO
jGoodplainscrrfceflbln-Blngle Harness, $lB,OO to $25,00;
iPaney ~ • "do 1 . do do, •'■ 536,00.
iGcodploluDonble Harness./ * • • • $40,00:to £OO,OO
' • - '-fry - ‘ * ' $05,00 to $BO,OO.
• jlaqey dpiirLijps , :
; ledged to surpass all others for elegance* lightness and com
• fort, as well as for real-Taltto and wear.' V- 1 . r .
;■ • l4 and IS South FI Fill street, between Market and
■ Obeshnt, Philadelphia;; ; [doclfirly
GEOKGE J. HENKEL’S
OITT OABINET WAttß HOU SK ,
: ... JVd. 173 CHJBSTXniT STREET,
;; < (Oeroartn IsnmiOTESes Hux,)
.*,*. Elilladelphlft* > ■
FTTBNTnTBE, IK EVERT STYLE! -
Comprising Louis XIY, Louis XV, Elizabethan anil Antique,
' with Sculpture Carving and modern stylo;.
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mehogany,Satiawoodand Maple;
all of superior construction, and; finished In the
beststyle,equaltojif notexcollinglnquol*
ity, the-Gooda of any Establish- ,
mentintheUnlted,BtateB.
EMPLOYING none but' qrperienced workmen*
tices being positively.excluded,) and using the best ma
terials,-the work cannot Util to give satisfaction to pur
. chasers'; Amongst the-many'advantage ;02ei?ed':to pur-'
chasers, is the facility'of garnishing a.Houso, either in ele*.
; gant or plain style,' completely from one establishment; by}
i which means; all tbo.articles in each room correspond in
: style amlquallty, and the immense stock always unhand,
being so Various : in design, enables purchasers, to please
-their taste.in a selection, without the delaynecessarily.
; caused in ordering Furniture. ; > ’
TdgiTG airideabf the finished Furniture on hand; I need
only inform you that my Booms ore 175 feet long, by 27 feet
wide, 1 four floors in'number;. with Shops contiguous, suH
, dent to employ 200 hands, which, is. a guarantee that the,
- work is ail done under iny own immediate inspection-'
fiSrThe Packing is all donein the Store, andTontituroi
: warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to rhiia
dclphia axe respectfully invited, aq purchasers or otherwise,.
to call and examine xheGOodsr • au2s:ly •
BALTIMORE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
STf.YER, WARE, Bronzes, Clocks; Papier H&che
Goods, Kosewocd.Dressing Cases, Writing Desks,
Rr«f3| : i2fegant 'Fins, Opera Glasses; Oattlery, Fine OH
ta2ai!*3 Paintings, Dresden . China, I
beg particularly to invite the visits of citizensnnd strangers,-;
l wither, as purchasers or connoisseurß, to their magnificent;
! stock, believing It to exceed in extent, variety and richness,
•any other In this country. They feel sure, tke advantage of
: personally selecting goods at the differentfactoriesiu Europe,
and their own "manufactories of Jewelry, Silver Ware,
here, enable them to offer Inducements in prices and qualk
ties, and prices, considering qualities, such os cannot bo of <
; feredby any other house in too'trade.
Delicate goods so carefully packed as to go safely Any die*
tance, and by almost any conveyance;
Wholesale and retail. ::j
OANMULD, BBOTHER * 00. / ;
229 Baltimore street, corner of Charles,.
; Y - -.-. Baltimore.
; GEORGE STUUGES,
SOLE HAItUFACTTJBEE. OF THE UCFBOTEB
SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS
S. W. Cor. BaUitnottand Frederick struts, Bab
timore , and Ho. 92 Walnut «£, Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVEIfMEDAIS AWARDED, VIZ:—
Y Ahejitcajj iNsnruTXjNow-York; i
By Philadelphia;
) SlAamNnlNgTiruTS, Baltimore. .
milE peculiar ; improvemcnt ln the construction Of ibis
Mattressjs, thst all tha riumrey and.htaxry wooden
is entirely dispensed with, and, its place sup
plied byn Ughter and much mote durable frame.’ 'The
springs arc aUconnoctcd by harness leather hinges, secure*
ly rivetted, rendering. It impossible'for a single"spring to
foil down oxget put of place,>nd; making aßed so elastic
that any part may be raised or bent up, and ia thus admira
bly fitted to the wants of the sick or asthmetic, who mfty
quire a sitting posture. Itbasallthe luxurious softness of
the bestfeather bed; with-tho lightness andfacility of hand
ling of the common hair mattress. ,
* These Improved Spring Beds are invariably made of tbs
bestinaterials. and willlast many years without repairs. -
’ Persons having Bair Mattresses can havu thorn altered in
to Spring Beds/- •
, These Beds aro.well adapted for Hotels, berths of Ship?.
Steamboats and'Hospltals. ■
ALSO, an extensive assortment of highly ornamented, (in
i enamel,) and plain finished CAST IBONFURNITBRE, con-.
; sis ting in Bedsteads,'Hat and Coat Backs, .Cane and
Umbrella Stands, Centre; Pier and Side Table* with marble
topSjGanlenCbairs,Setters,etc.,etc.
'•' Artiimfllrt, such ak • Lions, Lambs, Bogs, et&, in Iron; as
Wl as the models in Wood, farnished at short notice. I . .
declOly • : >
Valualileßar© Garden SecdfljVkc.
CONSISTING inpart of the-celebrated StoweV or Ever-1
green Sugar Corn, Old Colony Sugar Cora/ Wrinkled I
Sugar Peas of various improved- varieties, Blue Imperial,
Blue Prussian and Marrowfats do, Beans, Onions, Radish,
Parsnip, Cucumber and Mellons of the“finest and mort ap
proved sorts, Field Carrot*; Turnips and .Sugar Beets fbr the j
dairyman and farmers. -A rich, collection of. flower: seeds;'
Lawn Gross Seed, and a full'and 'ccmpleta-assortmont of
Gardenand Farm Uigimplementsof the lateatimprovementSj
Monthly Vabenas, Boses, : IteliteTope; azul fine- blooming
plants for the yard, Garden or Lawns; by the. dozen or 100
'at low rates/. . .... - :
: ; Orders from Merchants, Dealers or otbera .filled promptly
on 'liberal terms, from the Seed and Horticultural wore,
house, 49 Fifth street, by _ |Bpr27] ; JAMES WABDBOP. ,
SUNDRIES— Cigars, pipes.: pipe heads, spices, chocolate*
jbrqomsy buckets, tubs, bed twine/ ropes*.cotton
batting, .carpet chain, rags, hemp ‘and cotton/ brashes,, ex
traot of saietatos, whlteaad red lead, mad
der, copperas, alum, indigo,' logwood, camwood,' ponder,
shot, lead, wash-boards, starch, corks, demijobhsjrjogs, tar,
cheese, dairy salt, aardines, alcohol, turpentine, snuff, cut
and dry, tobacco, dc, &c 4 instore and for sale by; -
MILLER'& BICKETSON, •
223 liberty at. .
acca-2
TOBACCO-250 boxiss anil half, bpxes_s?is b‘s,.l£S>and.L
lb Lamp; Diadem Twist, Diamond Twist, Six Twist,
Plug, Russell ATlobihson’s, Grant’?, Anderson's, Thomas’,
Jones’ exlnu MeylartAGentry’s Tobacco. In atoro anilor
salsby.: i. , ;..[dec22| ': .rvaSLUEft j RIpgBTgON. >
HOT CORN ! fclOT COEN!!—Another supply just re
ceived and fo* sale by:./ B, T. C-MORGAN,
. deeSl y • . 104 Wood street*.
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'ODINE—OOoz:i R<>raWliiieo7in KtOT9onfiiof ial© by.
dec23 PLKMIN& UHQ3.
iANARY iiKKD—ISW ftiiln.BtDrecnn.fij^hi3o by . •'
, <jec23 FLBMIM? BRQ3,
IUNJT--GOIMDB Id.fiiore hnd;tor t al»i bj ■
. a Uec23 •• . ,- I'LKMINfI DHQg.
» » LUE YITillOL—--QOO'lba In afortHiud frr «ijy v -V:
J 3 do C 2 FLEUiftG HROS*
LADIF.S* RUUker OVKKhEIOfc2? f Slipper*, SaDdd!*,
Triple nod Jenny Urnl-Dootfi, • '
at theTOTylowcfifpricea-'' Elfcai»tic»linnd*attinina:'
V X; E. HAYWARD,. ■■ g
Corner of Market find Xiby ty
V ENT.'tt IlUimKKa,-OV>JitsllOhSßaASA»yALS,ttfKli
Ajf kilims. Those• iu woniwill do weU to save
money by so doing. I^E.IIAYWAJtO,*'
- '•' 'V -- - vC-OTnef Marketnnd miotty sfs.' ~
BOtfS. AND rOUTU'a BOOTS,of cYßryvariety—Those
in want axe invited to cill—prices r^ojkmable. '•
hi E. HAYWARD, . „
;.;dec7’- J : .:v Corner Market and Liberty ptrocts.~'_.
X>UiJUIiKS, UVKIWUOKSy bUSKINS, JENNY UMirf-
Tv BOOTS and SANDALS, of every variety, ai low prices.
L: E-ILAXWAKD, *
dec3 ' 'Corner Market arid liberty ;;
INXCUANGE ON NEW: ORLEANSAN# CINCINNATI.—
!i Sight Checks on.thodbovo points lbri«alfll>y. ;
A. WILKINS A CO,,
;dec2' ; - y • .• • Ifo.TVTptirth street. ,
A GROCERY STOKE, having a good run of custom, for:
sale by - : V: S. CUIURKUT A SON, -
• dec23 - -'- v. . v, /.. 14<) Third stmit,.
, ''-tASTOIt OIL—6G bbl 3 jufltfct’cf pcr/eUiatner: SL Clalr * *
V/.&r.aalotby . FLEMING BROS., .
Briece&brs to-*t. Kidd Vfe Co’, :
CO'Wood. Btttjet. -
LARD— lO'hnlfbtols: . ’
6 kiigs, for fiilo by * . . v
ja4 SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
JtlbT aiSOiSIVISU-ft tJbJB .Swcei.lSderi . r 4 >
•J - JiiHO iIAWORTK, ■
Cornier of Diamond and Xtofflond-afloy. 1 >n •
EBIUNJSD DUOAU&- ' ■ ■■■. - ■■■■
i CO.bblf» jCro e hpd;
Co'« C do. ■ ■ •'
:• ‘4O - O Jbwiiered- •• ■
40 “ 000 Loaf; . - .
Xaadingfroin.’etcamcr Noir'Xbrk anti for pale by ‘’
<lcc3 JAMB3-A*.HUTCHISONCO.
Zl&O tfAJLNTS—
' ; : 20 tons
C'UIhISIMAS PIES.—Good Cooking Raisins, Bc. apd 10c;
'J'-ty K} now Bujlefr Raisins lb;'" Erancii Cur
rants and lb; Spices ounce, warranted,
pure; and Brandy, ritl&c. qmirt,‘at r '
. . JKUU HAWORTII’Br. •
Corner of ‘Diamond and Diaropnd alley. -'
A BUSINESS MAN WANTED, with a small capital, to
JA-porchaif, th<j Stock, Itatniwand feooj. wmof swell
established FAMILY GROCERY STORE. T.rmi accommo
toto&.-l * ' 8. CDTUEEItI'-.tSOX,.'. :
.. dccsir . .General Commission'Aff’fasl-IO Third at. _
F\fin FiGS LEAI> yocolred per steamer Jiaiut Clair, am
t!w for sale by ALEXANDER GORDON,
<iecai.amslf.; 'No'.lMFront.Ftreot.:.
SUNDUIES-r-S Buckwheat-Flour; •
4 U . new- Beans; in-stony and foe
[nov9J KINO &‘.MOORHEAD*
TTXITEX> STATIC. new .and: completo
!_/ Statistical Gazetteer of tfioUnite.l Stated of America,
founded on and compiled from. offlfHalFedernl and. Stole re*'
turns, and/the seventh, national cenfua. Fortsaio at tits;
. Stationery Warehouse of •. v • •> W. B;HAVE2f,- '■ *
dee!9, ..; - ; Corner-Market and 9ga3p'd Btrtetft.. ->
A NEW. IUILKOAO AND £ECriO.\AL MAP OP OHIO
ijL for Bale at.. , , , " W. S. HAVEN’S,
decl& ' Corner Market 1 end Second ‘streets.
l’lantatloirSu^r; ;i * v - '
O - -20 harrels.XoTerlng , e crashed,pulverized/ and.
powdered,do.: -r
•• ■ SObagffßrajlldOn ■ *
10 boxes White Havana do. For sale by -
flec22 MILLER A*UICIvETSOU. •
Plantation Moiassea; ■
IYL : i2OM bbis do «o‘
For sale by - [dec22j • MILLER & RICKFTBOK.
FTIEA—2SO half chests Toung-llysoii,'lmperialf Goiipdw’-
, |_. ;der, Souchong,.and Fonchong.Tea; .150 catty boxes do.
do; 'forealq by:: [dec22]' MO-.bEfl A BICKBTSON.
of IbOO, 18«38i8 ftndL
185 t Cognao; Brandy,':for i t«ile In-pachagea onddemi.
Johns. ••- , j ;(dfe22) . -•"UILLEB& IUCEHTSpy.
TiriNES Superior Madeira, Sherry, Port, Lisbon*
T • Claret, Haute SanterneWine, for sale by packuceor:
:demijohn;by -[06022]' MILLER & lUCKKTBO&
l/iiaifcS-r-W boiea.M.rH.;BaiHin»:
:JJL 4l v 3Qlif‘« «
• 29qr'4'
BGXXKR-rl2 bbls pac&e&Buttetfor sale by
dacia MILLER'4 lUCKETSON. 1
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NUMBEH 347.
MISCELLANEOUS.
'ERMILLION—TOO fl>*, Trieste wad la utore nod
• for pale by • fth-c2] • . FLEMING BROS. .
tARISGRERN—IOOO lbs beat brandy for salt* by
jft4 • n. a: fahnt.stook: 4 CO.
►ICE—IO Uercvsjiew crop lUre for palo by
j dcc.22 MILLER & KICKETBON.
.Black,'! ,
Brotrn, ••••*
i j»• Btonoßiwny
In store and for pale by
JAMES HUTCHISON & Co4'
.45 Water aod 02 Front st*.
* -MILLKtt &- BICKETSON. •
SOAP AND CANDLES— •
'•. v - : 300 Loses No; X Family Boajav'.r.. • ‘>-r; . .
* SO do. StM Mid'MouldCaniUeaj Tor sal'ftby- b
. dec22 - MILLER & RXCKETSON*.
LASS —300 boxes. ars'd sizes Window'Glass for sale.by
U dec22YY MILLER A BICKKTSON. •’*
EIBH— £K> bbls Noi 3-Mackerul, 1 -large ; -
. 25hf*' _•« . ■“. Y .' “ •:.••.*, ■ - -
; 30bbls Pickled Herrlnff; fbr-eale by ' ; : : r
dec23 , MiLLER A.’RICEETSON. .
GUN— >V. A- dish’s.'Holland Om, . Wollo’a-bcheidani
r Schnapps, Intakes, lor' sale by ■>
dccaa c - shller ■& rick rtson%. «.
| >GUDIAL,N»<w England Ruin, Jamaica Spires, Kuem*
\j mcl, Wlno Bitters and Peppermint, fur sale by •
MILLER & ItICKETSON,
,' doc 22 ' • '.,.' • * ;'> 221 dpd 223 liberty efc-*-;
WISES Oporto, Port,.: Teneriffe*- ilalago, ilcd elnn ’,
* Glaret, : Sheny, WKielthorrish, MoscaVLisbonilitnw
gaudy, Champagne, Anchor* $172, $174 il. & R. Ileidsick,
.Ver XcneAVines, instoro’and lor sale by - • * v
;3ec32 -.-. MILLER A RIOKETSON-
OILS— Winter Sperm, Pall do.. Winter Whatc, Bleached
Elcphanti Tanners’, Straits,Bank'and Store, Elns'eedr
lard Oils, for Bale by ; ■ MILLER ARICrLETSON,
,dcc22 • .221 and 223 Liberty St. ,I '
rALT—IOO bblsNo. 1 Salt ruc’d and tor^sM* by -
I dec22 -•*-. • •: • MILLER &UICKETSON.
WORKS— v .
1 r 109,009 Torpedoes; ' • • - •* -•••.
160 boxes No.I Fire Crackers; y. y ; -*
•' - 50 do,/ Jackson - ‘ do’ ' : ' : r*V '
■ 25 gross Roman Candles, 4,9,8,10 niidlSbaHHfi ’
00 do -Pin WheeLsj : - - • ,
•60 do ’ Chasers; \'v - \ : /Y : v
6 - do Norl and 2? - -.-. jc •••> .. \
. . 5.. do Tdanglcs,‘No3.land 2;' •* ."
1 . 2boxesChinesoßockets;' - -iu- ■
j " .Justreceived nnd'for sale by \ v - '•'••■“. ...
[ dec23 : - JOSHUA miODl« & CO, 30 Wood st:' •
pi ft BAGS IVIOAALMOKDS; 4
OU 20 •* Sicily do
10 bales Bordeaux do In -piore 'and '-for -sale I 'by
JOSHUA RUODES & CO,, : t >
. . dec3 39 Wood street. '
DOZ. SALAD OIL, ((Its.) ' " -
/x 25 do*.do * ,Uo (pts.)in store and forsalcby.. ;
■ JOSHUA RHODES A COV
dflc3 ■■■■■■' •...39'W’oodBtrcoK
FINE GIN—2 pipes in etord and for sale by .. *, ,•
dcc9 ' JNO. GROBTT.
Sundries— ••• • rrr
: 20 bbls Crushed Sugar;
10 il . Pulverized "
. 10 * { -Powdered^u-
. . ;20 '£Clarified ?< by (: ; ' 0 r
doc2l -fflllTU A SINCLAIR.
LARD— 20 kega, No. 1, fur sale by .' 1 , v *
SMITH & .
'.122 Second and 181
OUGAR-HUUSB MOIiABSES-35 bbiaforPale bv* uT ;
O- dec2l .SMITH A SINCLAIE.
CmKKSE— 190 boxes, prime, for fiaio by. '
/ dec3 / SMITH & SINCLAIR.
EAl>—29oo ibs Bar Lead for pale by- :■ r;
i doc 3 .. SMITH * SINCLAIR.
e OFFER—350 bags prime lUcs&T Baleby'''.’:'■•''v T ;~
.:-.3W;0 ‘ SMITH A SINCLAIR.
BRIER APPLES—29 saoka, for sale by ‘
Ja4 ' ‘ ' B*iITTU 'A SINCLAIR. 1 "'
ELOUK— 78 bbla*for Bale by ■
.-jad*>' SMITH SINCLAIR.
PLAIDS. —We. have now opt;n,'Uod will receive
1/ in a few days, theniost Bpiendld Btbck«f Piaids of tba
peaaon; pelling at reduced. priceSw. '. ;• ■ -i-v ' *Y:
• dec24- • i -•-" A. A. MASON- A-C0„ NoTSo Fifth fli -■'
REOKIYED, a large assortment of Ladlca r -2epfcyr. Wt»sti
ed fic&rfi*, Hoods, Sbawlctts,.R?golcttes, end a com
pleto assortment of GenL’a Winter.GiOvesY- 1 ' :; Y ‘ >->. •’/;
' dec24i >1 : v .A«*A.:SIASON;&. CQ.,No. 25 Piflh fit.....,
CORN—2O9 boxes, Oswego and' urvia’. for.
IP sale by {dec3) ' lb A. FAHNESTOCK ACO '
ONIONS— 14 bbls lbr pale by ‘ - r:
;• <lBO3.- ■■ ' .SMITH A SINCLAIR*
PKUSSIAN BLU £—2O caaeß for sate by ;
" decSO B. A. FAUNiJSTOCK A CO. j
IAJiIS QitiUiN—-l0001t«, beat brand a, fiir sale by: -v. v,
dec3Q * ' B. A. FAUSUSTOCK' CO. •
COUUU CAKUiT—A farther eopfrlj or im-K&fJ
O' and pleasant remedy Colds, IloaiaentiMt
Shortness of Breath, Acilbrjiaio by '• "V '
,4ec Oh: ' , ’ ,üB. A/-J?Ani3KSTOCK, 4 CO. ,
GIXrViS-V.JQ baxreLs for sale by • •,
dec3 / V B. A. FAHNESTOCK A'oo.-
‘ A TOUtfg MAN email carltai/io imr
th&ißtocltjFixtures strf J3004-wi}!>f> goal p*yj
tag'business irv this city. Terms msdo, easy,. -Apply '9
; ■ ' :/-v : &'Qwnn'Eßni : 7k.sQ(& § ‘i
general Agents, street r ,
EECEIV KD—-Soma, more of tho?e beautiful premium
i CombinationlUHJßEßS/ Prices low. . AtlffT Mariwt
strpot, 1 r- (deefl) -
CLUtfmtHAISWi?— 150 boxo*, at $l,OO pet box;
: - j --100 :box^’lio.^Firo-Ofcieteft&i:
$1,37J4 per box, or 4c. pot pack, at • .* . .
• ji;nn iiawortits,
dec23 r . • Corner of Diamond and.- Diamoßil dUey.;^
SXAHONKRY, of nil kinds Jew by
. S. UAVISC.V
/dotf * £6 tiniketftrg^ t; ».
IteUflita and ryALiaisa—a foil assortment' fltff.aye, pa,
. hand, at low prices. J hi 25. HAYR - ASS),
TttBLEJVHYMN ANi) PIUV&R-JSOOK(M.* Ihe-fmpft*
ii elegant styles,-for family,'pniplt, .or. :pej*26nal
XJUrLEIfB NEW 7 SMALL 4to. l»lUliK r *tb*"*a<wt-;t#ati.
tlfuiifamlly Bible jrr print, In.Tariop.3 styles.: )>r. Rest’d
Atialytris. AifsaJtdblo for Holiday I*resents. At 1 .
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