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DAILY MOKNITsG POStTT
SATURDAY MOKNINQ::::::::::; JANUARY 2U
tfiom tliO Autobiography brfisr.J.B. Fuller J
THE TWO SPIES. i
- As early;aß the year 1790 the block-house and
stockade above the month of the Hooking river,!
-. was a frontier poet for the.hardy pioneers of the
North-western Territory.' There: nature was ip
her undisturbed livery of dorkandthick forests,!
intorspereed withgresa and -flowing prairies.!
Then the forest had not heard the Bound of the
woodman’s axe, nor the plow of the hasbahdthaij
opened the bosom of the earth. Thenthoßeboaul
tlfni prairies wared their golden bloom to thd
God of Nature; and among the most luxjwiahtbf
these were thoßa whioh. lay along the Hookhoek}
ing Valley, end especially that portion ofitop
which the town of Lancaster now stands. This
place, for its beauty, its riohnoßa of soil, and
pioturesqne . scenery, waß selected bbw location
for an Indian village. This afforded a suitable
placo for tbo gambol of the Indian sportgmenJ
.as well as a , central spot for concentrathifr the
Indian warriors. -
, Here the tribes of tbs North and West met tq
counsel, and from this spot led forth the wari
path in different directions. Dpon one of thesa
occasions,.when the war spirit moved mightily
among the . sons of Nature, and the tomahawk
leaped in its scabbard, and the spirits of theif
friends, who had diod in the field of battle, visf
ited the warrior in hia night visions and called
londly for revenge, it was ascertained at the
garrison above {he mouth of the : Hoekhookinff
river, that the Indians were gathering la great
numbers for the, purpose of striking a blow cii
some post of the frontiers. To meet this crisis
two of the most skilled and indefatigable spies
wore despatched to watch their‘movements an!
report. T
M’Cleland and White, two spirits that nevet
quailed at danger, and as unconquerable as thj
• . Lyman lion, in the month of Ootobor, and od
one of the balmy days of Indian summer, toot
leave of their fellows and moved on through
the thiok plum and hazel hashes with tho noiset
less tread of panthcre, armed with their uner!-
ring and trusty nfles They continued theib
march skirting tho pr&tnes, till they reached
that most remarkable prominence now known
by the name of Mount I Jeasant, the western ter
mination of which is a perpendicular cliff of rocks
of Borne hundreds of feet high and whoso summit,
frem a western view towers to tho clonds and
overlooks the vast plains below When this point
was gained our hardy spies held a position fro*
which they coaid see every movement of the In
dians below in tbo valley. »
Everyday added a new accession of warrior?
to.the company, .They witnessed, their exercises
of horse racing, running foot-races, iumpW
throwing tho tomahawk and dancing ? the oHI
saohems looking on with their Indian indif
ference, the squaws engaged in their nsniil
drudgery, and tho children engaged in their
playful gambols. Tho arrival of a new warrioV
was greeted with terrible shouts, which strikl
iug the mural face of Mount Pleasant, were
driven back in the various indentations of the
surrounding hills, produoing reverberations and
. echoes as if ten thousand fiends were gathered
nt a universal levee, bach yells would haro
struck terror to tho hearts of those unaccustomed
to Indian revelry. t
To our spies this was bat martial muGic—!
strains whioh waked their watchfulness and 1
newly strung their veteran courage. From thejr
oariy youth they had always been on tho fron
tier, and were well practised in all the subtilty
craft and conning of Indian warfare- aa well as
the ferocity and blood-thirsty nature of tbcs»
savage warriors They were, therefore! nit
likely to bo ensnared by their ounning. nor with
out a desperate conflict, to fall victims to thejr
.scalping-knives or tomahawks. On several oe
casinos, email parties left the prairie- and ah
ccndod the mount from the eastern side (ja
these ooeaaions tho spies would hide iu the doer
fissures of the rocks on the west, and again lea to
their hiding plaoos, when theirnninvitedand ufl
weloome visitors had disappeared 1 .. T
For food, they depended on jerked Venison and
corn bread, with which their knapsaoks ■ were
well stored. . They dare not kindle a fire aijd
the report, of ono of.their rifles wonld have
brought upon them the entire force of the In
dians, For drink, they depended on some rain
water. which still stood in the hollows of bouTo
of the rocks; but in a short time thisstoro wis
exhausted, and MoCleland and White must aban
don their enterprise or find a now supply To
accomplish this most hazardous enterprise, Mb-
Cielaud,. being tho oldest, resolved to make the
attempt; and with his trusty rifle in his hand
and their two canteens strong across his shoul
ders, he descended, by a circuitous route- to the
prairie, skirtiog the hilt on the north: and uodfer
cover of the hazel thickets, he reached the river
and turning to a bold point of. the MU. he’ foudd
a beautiful spring within a few feep of the river
nowknown by the name of Cold Spring on the
farm of I). Talmadge, Esq. He filled bin
canteens, and returned in safety to his watchful
companion. It was now determined to have [ a
fresh supply of water every day, and this duty
was performed alternately, 1
On one of those occasions, after White h4d
filled his canteens, ho sat a faw moments watch- 1
■ mg the limpid element as it came gurgling out
of the bosom of tho earth, when the light sound
of footsteps caught hiß practiced ear-and upin
turning around he saw two squaws a few feot hff
him. Upon turning the jut of tho hiU. tho oili
est squaw gave one of those far-reaching whoobß
peculiar to Indians. White at oneocomprehenil- i
od his perilous situation. ; If the alarm should 1
- reaeh tho camp or town, ho and his companion 1
. must inevitably perish: Self preservation coin-!
pellod hio .to infliot a noiseless death on tfce
squaws, and in- such a mannor as. it possible fto
leave no trace bohind. -fiver rapid in thought
and prompt in action, he sprang npon his vio
■ time with tho rapidity and power of a lion- nfad
grasping the throat of each, sprang into the Tib
er. ns thrust the hoad of the eldest under the
water. While making strong efforts to submerge
the younger, who, however, powerfully resisted
him, and during tho Bhort strngglo With- this
young athletic, to his astonishment, she address
«<T him in his own language, though in almost
raartionlnte sounds. ]
Releasing his hold, she informed him that she
had been a prisoner for ten years, and wastnkbn
from below Wheeling, and that the Indians had
killed all the.family, and that her brother and
herself were taken prisoners, bat hs succeeded
on the .second night, in making his escape- Dur
ing this narrative, White had drowned the eldjsr
squaw, and had let her float off with the ourredt
where it would not probably be found out soon
He now directed the girl to follow him and with
his usual speed and energy pushed for tho moatjt
They had scarcely gone half way when they
heard the alarm cry somo quarter of a milo down
the Btream It was supposed some party of In
dians returning from hunting struck the river
just as tho body of the squaw floated past
White and the girl succeeded in reaching the
mount where M Clelnnd had been no indifferent
spectator to the Budden commotion among the
Indiana ,
Tho prairie par les of warriors were seen itp
mediately to strike off m overy direction and
White and tho girl had scarcely arrived before
a party of some twenty warriors had reaoh&d
the eastorn acclivity of tho monnt and wore oau
tionsly and oarefally keeping under cover SoSn
the Bpies saw their swarthy foes as thoy glided
from tr eto tree and rack to rock till their pb
s tion was surrojudi-tl except on the west pej
pendioular side and all hope of escape was cpt
off In this perilous condition nothing was left
but to sell their lives aa dearly as possible and
this they ro3olved to do and advised the g rl to
esoape to the Indians and tell them she hid
been taken prison r Bho said No donth jo
mo in the pr seuco of my own peoplo, is a thop
ouud times eweeier tnnn captivity and slavery.
Farnish-mo with a gas, and I will show you I
oan fight as well as die. This.plaos I leave not.
Here my. bones shall lie, bleaching-with yours*'
and should,either of you esoape, you'Will: carry
the tidings of.my death tomy-few relations.” ‘
Remonstrance proved Fruitless. j
[CONCLUSION ON HONDAri] i
A priza fight took place In; the vicinity bf
Newark, N. J., on Sunday afternoon. A larks
crowd— probably 600 persons—wore assembled
to witnesslit, and the brdtal-conlcßt waa carried
on according to the rules oi tko ring, the wager
being some $l,O or ?12, and the- combatants
haring five or sis seconds each. t. 1
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advance, • Six Dollars wfll invariably be required if. not paid
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GKO* 5V GX< BtORZCf
ATTORNEY AND. COUNSELLOR AT LAV,
Office, comer of Fburtfi strut and C ferry dOey,
■ .PITOWJBfIB, PA, .
. 49‘WuI attend to his professional business as usual, at
his office, between the hours of 0 A.M. and 4 P. M. of each
■day.-- • . •• Jy2o
OtOrUndoioomlii
AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
Thomas fil*l!larshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrte'a Buildings, Fourth
rtreet, • - jan?:ly
R«Bt Carnahan,
ATTORNRY at law—oaoe „„ -troet, be‘-een
Cherry alley and Grant street. jdy
J 5 M Clowry
A KORNEY AND COUNSELLOR # AT LAW-Offioe in
A. BakowalFe Buildings, on Grant street j 2
D H Hasen
ATTORNEY AT LAW— No 127 Fourth street, above and
pear galthflrid mar 2“ y
J 6 Norrlion “■
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW-O'fice, to-
A moved to No 44 Grant street, near Fourth Pittsb rah
P*- aprlo*y
• ■ Ft* Biddle Roberts*
A TTORNEY AT LAW-OStea, No. laa&nlthfidd street,
xjL between FilUxand Sixth, Collectionfl carefully attend*
sd to—special attention giTett to Conveyancing. (oac3:ly
Thomas Sleani«
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
A. Office, next door lo the Post Office, StcuberrrlHe. Ohio.
■. my 4 .
-: fl* P* Boat*
ATTORNEY AT LA W—No. IO& Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Fa-, fburth door below Mr. Rod; Patterson** livery
fetable. . . . je2S
S« Buekmaiter.
A LDERMAN—Office, Fourth street, third door abate
EmilhfieM, South ride. CouTeyanringof all kinds done
with the greater care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Kf>*
tale examined. Ac. - . nov!6
BUSINESS CARDS.
Elt. Dll A VO. Diamond. TUtaburgb. dealer t>
• Produce, offers fbr sale a choloe stock o
Groceries, selected for Quail; use. Bplccj of every vamiy
aud the purest quality, ground at his Bloom Mills. Also.
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic, Produce taken in cx:
change for Merchandise.
F. R. B. has procured a fail aisortmvnt of Londrellr*
Waxv&ntedGaxden Beeds. and invites the attention of all in*
terestod to pmd affairs. . Janll
i. S. IEECH, KcAEFIS & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AID DSAUSS XX
Provisions. Ha tala an a Pittsburg EEauufixcttuo*.
Nos. vU asp 244 Libemt amm.
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nuaas u. iuilxt...... jso.jl bsxsoaw.
RAUiET 6 RESSHAW,
TEA DKALRSS and FAMILY OItOCKUa: Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware. Japanned Tin Ware, iionso*
keeping Wboltale and Retail.No.*63 Liberty
stxoct, Pittsburgh. epvlfcy
King & Moorhead.
TXTHOLE3ALK GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
f f No. 27 M ood street. Pittsburgh. (my 23
Smitb A Sinclair*
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS—Corner Woodand'First at*. {'nor3
Paul €t> Murdock*
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HEIIOHANS. AND
BTKAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, Cinannati.
Ohio. . , (apl’.tf
J. D. UB&&OX.. -..&AUN XIRirATBICK— J. f. itZOOnN.
Kirkpatrick & Herrons*
TT7TIOLESALK GROCERS. PRODUCE AND COMMIT
TV- BION MLRCIIANTS.and Dealer*in Pittsburgh Manu
factures Aft>. B&3 Liberty tlrtd, lhLUbxtrg\ Pa, myl7:y
niseis azures. ' Joan moots, sues owzre,
Pittsburgh- . Maryland. Pittsburgh.
. Sellers* Hlcols A Co**
PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 809 liberty rt* W- Pittsburgh, Pa -
Sperm. Hnseed and Lard OUa. . Jy2B
WIUUSI KZLtCA* Philfe*..—. Pittsburgh.
.Miller & lUoketion.
'TYT’HOLESALB GROCERS, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIES.
. T V Winas andSegara—Nos. l72and 174. corner of Irwin
end Liberty streets, Pittsburgh- Iron. Nails, Cotton lams,
Ao^-constantly on hand. jy23
J.D. Williams!
“ITTHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCER, AND
. TV Forwarding and Commission 1 Merchant, Dealer ia
-Ooantry Produce end Pittsburgh Manufactures— - Wood at..
tour door* aboTQ Fifth. Pittsburgh. • mar 3
JOSH KCIOSUr . OORStXJUS M'CUfISZET.
Wholosalo and Retail Clothing Merchants.
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
THE subscribers respectfully inform iholr old customers
and the publto in general, that they hare this day as
sociated themselves in the above business, under the firm
of JOHN M'CLOSKEY A 00. They respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage.
The previous business of each will he settled by them
selves respectively. -fetitt
James C. Watt*
Merchant tailor—no. as Fifth street, opposite tbo
Theatre: Pittsburgh. Pa. • • . V»pr7
T) LAIRD, (late of the firm of CooLtr A Luan.) having
XL* opened STORE NO. 9* (two doors above the old
stand.) tor the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
. shore of the patronage of the late firm.
, N. B—Clothing made to..order in the most fashionable
styles, and On the shortest notice—lnferior to none in the
■ city. - •• 1 - jan2Q:y
B* T* C* Morgan,
BOOKSELLER AND BTATIONE&—has always on hand
a general assortment of School. Miscellaneous and Blank
Books. Printing. Post end Cap Paper. Ao,. Wholesale and* Re
tail, No. 1M Wood street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh
• • Wanted, Bags ana Tanners* Scraps. apl&dy
__ J. R. Weldin.
lirttOIiTMALB AND RETAIL DEALER in Blank and
TV Bch°ol Books, Paper and Stationery. No. 63 Wood
street, (between Third and Fourth.) Pittsburgh. Fa. fmriH)
tt» c. r*
T ATE JOHNSON A STOCKTON. BOOKSELLER, fiTA
JLi TIONER, Printer and Binder—corner of Market end
Third streets, Pittsburgh. Pa. "■ ■ • oyBLtf
-WVH. HA'cen.
The old printing establishment, (lavs jons
ston A Stooktos.) and BLANK BOOK and STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE-^ la prepared to execute every etyle.of
Legal Commercial Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Binding, and furnish every article in the Blank Book
Paper and Stationery Une at tho shortest notice end on the
most reasonable terms.
B-&nk Book and Stationary Warehouse, comer of Market
and Second streets.
Printing Office and Book Bindery No. 60 Third at. novlß
Soknclunan & Haanlein*
Lithographers— Thi d street, opposite the post-office
Pittsburgh. Maps Landscapes, Bill Heads, Show Bills
Labels, Architectural and Machino Brewings, Business and
Vis ting Cords etc. Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed"
In Colo e G Id Bronze or Black, in tho most approved style,
and at tbe most reasonable price. octlS ly
Austin Loomis
REAL ESTATE AGENT, M rchandl o Stock and BiU
Broker Offleo No. 93 Fourth Str t,(above Wood.) The
subscriber having opened on office at ihe above place for the
pu pose of negotiating Loons Bills, Bonds, Mortgages, and
all other Instruments tor the seourity of Money and tor the
purchase jond sale of Sfcoeka* Win also give prompt and
pa ticular attention to buying selling r ntlngof and 1 ag
ing Real Estate fJyT] AUSTIN LOOMIS.
John nunxa cocbean mzarao
FLEHISG BROTHERS,
(Successors to J Kidd A Co.)
\ITHOLESALE DRUGGISTS No. GO Wood ttred, Pitts-
TV burgh Pa. Proprietors of Dr M’Lano’s Celebrated
veronf ge Liver PHls, ftp. my7y
. M A Falmeatoolc At Co •
XAY uOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE-Comer First and
T T Wood rtreote, and corner Wood and Sixth ffbbl
JNO GHOUTT,
Importer of Brandies Gin Wine &o
PI!TE OT.D M°lipNQA f HEtA RYE WHISKY.*
, PeftCh and Apple Brandy* &c<
~y 4?& Itwmnza Aro.Disramu
Comer oTflgnUifl&ld and Front utreata. Ptttsbn
Bryar«
\iTHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
W 165 Liberty and 81 Diamond alley, fablQ-y
—-PAGODJL XifiA SXOttK, ; <
TJBHU HATOBXIf, WhoUiale and; SctaQ-Orocer, Dealer
itf 'anSlmporter of Old Countryßlack Teaa, ftenchßran*
iieayWinns, comar of-Diamond alley and the Diamond;
Eittabursh, Pa. . feb2B*y
1 - Wolter P* mOEfliwUl* . .
.MPQKTEB and- Dealer in French and American Paper
. Hangings. •. ■■ .■ .■ maiZ
v * R. P. WEDDELL, T"
. £T. QAN BROKER, Dealer in Notes. Bonds. Mortgages. Rea]
Stocks, Merchandize. 4c.
Q® ls ®* Mwnlo Hall,' Fifth street, next :4oor. to the
Clfawna* Deposit Banhi PHtelnngb, P*. ! r aprB
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BUSINESS CARDS.
it- CTffnnntf ■ ui_.„!j- •
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B&gg&te w* »■%* 1
jSfiS^nTnNK^T^S? ll SADDLE, HARNESS,
< r @ * a ®‘hSE S v’ T^fS 13 CABPBI BAG manufuo
' 1( >0 Woodstteot. Plttabuigh, PA
D^mdWlAn??r?^ anil LEGHORN
NoTi74 yatob^i^’ wni ” ot Mari “* Ma
*y* ftnguiwivMi Willlftm _ Qlsnut
TbW and ■{food irtroets, aWe
rtßurnffw/tfS™** to ***»?* to *> «"? *»-%%■«■
DSS ™®™ AND WdDOSBERS, and
* WOOL DEAL
mriSLir? ? OS ™ ESIO!< MEEOHANT, tot tho (ale
Woolcp Goods, No. 133 Liberty street. 1 [myt
AN . D CLOCK MAKHMUth street, betoetn
aR c jsffff»-
£?_*** y**WTT, DEMIST, fourlbatroct, Dro floors
of Market.
Orncs llucEa—yrem b(p« A. M. to 11 ro
*-.«• decay
. —. Pr« DftTid Hunt) ™
Fourth street, between
44Q2J2y3Iarke t and Wood streets, nearly opposite the
Pittsburgh Dank, no»17:ly
. BAU.H <fc SiUSKIi; :
A RCHITEOTS.—OffIcss: Philo Hall, ho. 75 Third street,
Pittsburgh; Ond oast side of ibo Diamond, Allegheny.
jyVLfba • * *
BIOUTH A BKO., East Birmingham, manufacturers of
• lor Iron, and small Iron of alt description*, and
mate, abo, the finoatguallty of Hoops, Rounds and Square*.
orders for Iron in the bos, at the city Pest
offleu-" ■ * icU
Money toan Office,
JOHN A* O’BRIEN a CO„
M___„ I*l7 Third tindt bdoxo SmtiJtfuld.
ONE? to loan in largo or small quantities, on Gold
and Silver Plate,Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Guns,
Pistols, Musical Instruments and valuable articles of every
description. .
Forfeited Pledgessold immediately after beingoatof date,
unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewel 7, always on hand. eep7
AK9iu£b~& n wiraAiis;
HEATING & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
KA.fCTACTtmXES QJ
Chllson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
a.-id ftirrixos./as &TZA2r, w UA9 os Water.
£> Market f tract, Pittsburgh. . wptfT
hoTo sold our Furnaces. pa«ern«/E7to Mc«r*
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom wo cordially jrrcosiiacnii to
tho patronage of tho public. . . •|i
wpss ecaife, atkinsox a OKp.tr
B. SI>KUU«jr, ~
House, sign, and ornamental fainter, and
Dealer In Paint#—Na44 St Clair atrai, Pittsburgh.
Uaa constantly on hand all kinds ct JMnU, either dry or
raised, Japan and Oopai Varnl&h, Utuend OG, Betiod GIL
Bpln«Turpentine, WlndowGUsa of id] sixes, l*utt», Faint
Brashes* all of the test quality, and &r sals at reasoov'
tuepneca. arpll •
C dames Lowryi Jr.*
HAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER—No* 254
Fctterman’s Row, Liberty rtreeVima on band a Urge
*»ock of Chains and Bnlxteads of ©very description, made of
the best materials, which he wQi sell lo*«r than articles ct
the ctuno qualityesn bo aold is the dty. Hewould call
titular attention ti> his large stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bcdxfrads, which he wBl aril at gfe&Uy reduced
prices. AD©* Turning of every description executed in the
neatest manner. Orders left at the Ware Roomier at the
Hill, comer of Adams and liberty titrate, wfU be promptly
trended tn. maril
James'iieiltngeiri
MONONGAHELA PLANING MILL-Wouldrapcctfally
inform bU friends and the publla. that hia new estab
lishment is now in full operation, add that he to
furnish Dost Cabins, and £ll all orders.&r Fl&ni.G Lainber,
with pitjmptueM, and at the lowest rates.
Board end Honk, planed on cat or both aides, constantly
on hand. *
Sash. Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, to
order. .
BoUdera and Carpenters would End it to their advantage
to give him a call, as he can now furnish thorn with planed
stuff suitable for every description of work.
ITS. A. ttizs.ov
HBBBOK & CBIfTWEIX, -
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS of all klnds of BRASS WORK, LO
COMOTIVE,STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al
so. Cotton BattingsUmȣtictureriu
. Foundry on Jtcbeccft stroet, Allrsbccy City.
. Offlc© and Store, No. 12 Market street* Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange far work,
or cash paid. Order© left at the Foundry or Uot», win bo
promptly attended to. • fiddly
"JOSEPH TTIoWHY;
JVo. 43-tbrTwr of Fiflh and Wood Slrtdi,
OSce up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street Pittsburgh,
TihSPEOTPULLY announce to the public that bo has
XV commenced the HEAL ESTATE AGENCY* In ccmiec
tion with .Intelligence and General Collecting, iio will
also attend to renting. Persons in want of servants, In any
capacity, or those in want of pieces* will be supplied at start
notice. Ait business entrusted to his cam promptly at*,
tended to. -
fUfcraca—'Z. J. Bigliam, Ksq., Richard Cowan, Esq, IF.
0. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Block, James MockrraL A. X Mason,
Maflit A Old. ; • _ ; jaulß
Cargo's Daguerreotype and Art" GaUery,
ApuliQ J2uildu<g t aYc. TO iburth street (nrxt to Lyiuft
Carpet Emporium .)
yyv It. M. CARGO A 00. having fitted up the most
\3*i® ample rooms In the city with mammoth, sky and
)§: Bide light#, offer First Claw LIKENESSES, in
stylo to euit all, varying in price according to
j&f|r|s||ilze and quality of case, Ac. tj®* Superior Oil
'a3^3fPalnting» f by the best artiste, fbr sale, and on ex
hibition during the day and evening. Citizens and stron
gon aro invitod to call and examine specimens and Faint
tags. ' • ‘ apr2T
CAKUIAGK i'ACTOIW:
W- It. TERRY, Virgin alley, between Wood and Liberty
• streets, Manufacturer of BUGGIES, BAROUCHES
and CARRIAGES, of every description. AU work, done
warranted. The adrertiser would here state that be served
nine years apprenticeship to ibo business, and has worked
fbr many years In the principal shops of the Eastern dties.
• mArihktr .
" NEW SEED STOREi
JAMES WABDROP,
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the most improved
brood, being very hardy, and fine ringers. Bird Seed©
—Canary, Hemp, Millet, Rone and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will be furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, via:
Oamelias.Bofi© Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (In pots)
for Christmas Trees, from the Seed mid Horticultural Store,
No. 40 Fifth Bt*.near Wood. dec2o
SNGLISB AND CLASSICAL BEMICIAR.Y.
W, T. MCDONALD, M. A., ParaciPAL :
TUB next sesrion of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the sth of September next, at the room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Veeaer.
Reference* —Hon. A. W. Loomis, 0. Knap, Jr., S. F. Von
Bonhorgt, R, Miller* Jr. aug2S
Dotcla Balboas Roots, &c.
fTUIE subscriber has received direct from Harlem bis sup-
X ply of choice Hyacinths. Tulips, Crocus, Feoneas, and
other Flower Boots for fell plantiag».ahd for winter bloom
ing, in pots and glasses ; Lawn Grass Seeds for fall sowing,
which make a fine, close, smooth turf, eqaal to sods. Pru
ning Instruments, Garden and Farming Implements of the
most approvod conetruetlon. at Easters prices, from the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth street. .
nov9 JAME 3 WARDROP.
NEW CAEPET BTOBEI
No* 47 Fifth Street, near Wood*
A N Unrivalled assortment .of CARPETINGS and OIL
J\. CLOTHS, of tho latest and xsslt beautiful patterns tor
spring sales, now open for inspection; ooostotingof— '
Royal Velvets; , Brussels;
Tapestry Brussels; Tapestry Ingrains;
Extra Super Three Fly; .
■ Super and Fine lograln;
. Tapestry Venitians; *•
Twuled and Plain Yenitiana;
Together with every description of low priuod Carpetings,
Chenille and Tufted Rugs and Matts, Canton and Coir Mat-'
tlne: Jutd. Chain. Cocoa. AtlUoid. Allcan, and Shitfpririu’
Matts Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and quail ties;
Stair and Floor Druggets, Groen Baize, Plano and Tablo
Covers, Ifenitian Blinds, Window Shades, Stair Rods, Ac.,
Ac. at the very lowest cash prices.
_mar°l ROBINSON A CO.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures*
TIIL Bubpcribers are now opening at their new Wareroora-
NO 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith-:
• the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACE
PENDANTS, oadoll articles eonnected wit Gas Fitting,
BVer.offert*i.ln tide market.;'Having, arrangements.inode
bywhlub they will be constantly in receipt of new patterns
and tabetics, they confidently invite tile attention of purr
oha»»rs to their selection. Wo are determined to’ SbII as
low as a ly bouso in the West, and being practical G&h Fit
ters* can offer peculiar advantages to thoso desiring articles'
in this line.'
Wo continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription- for gas! water and steam. • •■■■.' '•
Brass Casting of all kinds made to order 1
LONG,-MILLER A CO.,
aar22.y / No. 109 First street.
To Merchants and Others* -
GERMAN ADVERTISING.-Tho publishers of tho doily
and .weekly” Frdhtft* Freund* would respectfully in
vito the attontion of merchants and others to tbo advan
tages offered'by.their.-papers .as a medium of advertlring
among their Germanfellow-citixens both in tbo city and
country..;. • ;- 'V .v, 'H^
Tb ir Dally paper Is published on the psrwt STrirtu, and
has doucle the circulation of any Gnuns nmy published In -
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which is published'
already for twenty years, drcnlatoslorgely in the adjoining
counti s and Westorn Pennsylvania, as well as throughout
the State of Ohio.
aiercnants Df Pittsburgh and ethers will find it to their
hdVentago:to mako npe of our columns as a modlum oi
reaching the German business. Terms As low os any other
paper in the city.
of Liberty and 8t Clair streets* above
Braun & Relteris Drug Store. L. A W. NF.KB,
: aug26'.‘Pnblishers>hdProprietora.
(dcO
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS
• ABM TY t ENERGY,.dECQNOMT.
/pHE best goods in Children's Hose, Men’s Socks, Under-
X shirts and Drawers,sold at inanafaciurors* pnce&at
ithe FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, all made from
last year's wool. NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.
sep27.- / : : r.., . WILLIAM DALY. ;
A CARD.—Mr. G. ANTON and IT. BOHROEDER would
-tX respectfully announce to thedtizonsof Pittsburgh and
Alleghany that they will give r Instructions on the Piano,
tipUyf -Ylolin and Flute. Inqoire &t H. SchroederA Co.'s
NBW MUSIC STORE, 84 Fourth street* ; aepSS '
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' BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSHUA KB
WHOLESALE EBUIJH
H. ■ . ... 39. Wood Si., I
AYE on hand and are r
which they offer at the
76 bogs Ivica Almonds;
-.25: ** fiidly do
. . 25balesBordennxdo
16 tags Shelled do
60 :« FUhcrts;
60 ** Walnuts;
00 «, Cream Nuts;
- 600 bushels tea Nuts;
- .26 bbls# Texan Pecans: ■
-. 26 ** .-Illinois do
2000 Cocoa Nats;
200 boxes Gorman Plums;
26kogff do do . ■
■. 10 bbis. -do do
10 cosos Prunes, glass jars;
10 « « fancy bis.:
60 casks Currants;
20 eases Citron;
200 boxes duster Raisins;
100 hf.« M.B. ■ ■ do
200 « ’do • '
200 boxes No. 1 Herring:
.100 .« Scaled • do
l ease Mace;
I bbl. Nutmegs;'
1. “ OIotqs;
25 gross Blacking;
25 baskets Salad Oil;
3, 0* AAXtEBAOff „
i _ J. c. asde:
WHOLES ALB EBUITEnn
TIMDUL
IOZf A CO.I
confectionebs,
4*ittibQrgb) Pa.
Mt exleuiito Foil Stoek erer
antalns, cohosting of— ■
1 ■,-• 25 bss Maetc&ofii;
•, 25 do Venalcnlii•.
- 80 do Texan Pecans;
25 do Illinois do; ■■ . ■
r- 60 doiaasU Salad OQ; '
100 doa Pepper Saqw;
- 100 dot Ketchup;
60 do* assorted Pickles;
: 25 dosaas’d Preserves;
; 125 tau lozenges;
25 c’s Sardines: 14*K.V2;
SO bxa refined Liquorice;
. 12cases ;•. do; •
lOOkcga Gtmnan Hams;
r CO gross lira. Miller's flue
Cut;;
60 jrrv Hr*. A&dcr&oo’ado;
- 25 dos Olives;
25 doz Capers;
30 4ob Onions; -
; 00 bags Filberts;
;G) bags Walnuts;
.75haga Cream Nats;
. sbag«Orea. Welubts;
360 bara Dairy Salt;
20,000 Pnnripe Cigars;
20,000 W a&h. Regalia do;
[lB,OOO Havana do; -
! 30,000 Half Spanish do;
■■ Mo* 0. Wood ftU
TUfiT HKCEIVED. the me
V brought West of tho Mot
860 bags Braill Bugar; i
■ 60 boxes Havana do
20 bbl* Loverlng’a do, floe
pulverised:
SObbla. layering’s coarse
pulverised Sugary
SObbls. Lovering's sparse
Bugar: " ' •
60 bbls Stuart's do do
8000 Cocoa Kuts; .
15 cases Jar Prunes;
12 eases Fancy Boxes do
250 bis No. 1 timing; •
135 bn Scaled Herring;
CS Ibs Mace ; ..
150 tbs Nutncgs;
ISOtbsCtavea;
85 fxsCltrob;
1000 bus Pea Nuts; -
60bis No f 1 Back Candy;
20 do Ro 1 do ,do
.25 do Yellow do do
20 do Whito do do
05 bgs Iviea Alxaonds;
80 bales Bordeaux do;
85 bga Sicily do;
00 do sheUwd " do ;
300 bxa Cluster Batons:
250bx»MB do;
lOWA I’O V Bl DBf,- .
MO. 103 TTOOD STREET.
Jonx a PAUIIT, (aaccsMor to J. C. Parry A Co,l bege
to Inform the automcre or the old firm, nnd the pubUn
generelly, thkt he hae now on hands, nnd lo cxtensireir on
gievi In monnantariDE, orerj dncription of CASTINGS—
"?ch aa: Patent Chilled Kollo; large Kettle* and Carl*:’
Potent Kettles, for Soup,Pot Aeb, Soda Afi; Sami Keltloo!
ftsrtho manufacture of Cane Sugar—nil cart on a twhsif'
jroatvknown«oJ-C.litrf«,»ndßMTOiX!rtorfsrdura
othnr, and »old lower than thbso made on tho
old pita.
HOLUIWJFABR-A wmcral assortment, all fnm W
ftadUaprorM patterns, Wagon Boxes, Dog Iron.*, Sadiron*, 1
««T*^Pttpn^
. Cook BtOf«*,ltitch«n Ranges, and Coal 8Cot«, cfeverr
dwriptioD; Jo**Cook S'ovojr.firesizes, wb&h received tl»
flrrt prize for 1830 and J&Sl.af-tfc* Agricultural Fair cf. Al*
UgHeay County, Pa* and r*ttuamrod«d by hundred 1
*g3»xidiU<J£atorC*i3&tot«; r
—:~- r l? r . tir S t * s 'Vendjro, great Variety, b^atlfuHr
-«a««nedo Ooaaon Qr*teisaalbnildiits material of
OaaaainUon, ': ‘ .
Agreat variety of Ornanwt&d Bailing;farCem.teriejand
Fencing. .
■P&wjrAj end Pfcnpt CLr'inji—A large shirk of all the
kind; In u»,end will he jotd at rtvlnccdcrirra. lltU’a Pat
«n*Jw«r, True Amsrleao, iKaw'a, t&aae’a, Kinhnid’a,
Wood*. PcacccS'lS Hull'», Improved Bull, Ac.
SkabU Hxt3ht.~ the Michigan Double Plough, which
naa taken the premium at the State Petra ofXew Y«k,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and wherever it has beenexhlhlted.
lr«i and Nelle, Store Pipe and Mo \f are-ell of which I
"“.fhottha lowart prices; and respectfully Invito the
public to give me a call, at ttta otl atand, So. 163 Wood rt.
-p**- : : : . . «W>* O P.miv,
pi aso «Hit jas.
cuAiiwim; bmjme, no. iia wood
S«SvyQgs street, reoon .ttfuor abore Fifth, Pittsburgh,
IT® 1p s CTP»-«®la»*-fsHda!*»l*ijß*na well assorted
J f ” » J feteckoftPtaooPortra,.(which are lostar
rirlug.) on the most UhcraUsnns. ' ‘ -
The attention of purehaMr*!* eepedaHy InTlted to (ho
celebrated UAJIBGIta. PIANOS. ‘--hi _ 3 V ■
These lUstruntenta t»lng mdetutpresijj ftisdbU climate,
and haring the over. Btringte}»T» a Tt.lume of tone nn
tvjoalledby anrothm. AWVPteiwfrom tlwnmimfacteTr
of Gal# * Ctt, tee* York i Iltrrjn A Bercn. Sew York: fie
fchenbach A 'Sons; PhllaM® *St»£
teas, which ore well known, and hare bocn nted in Utia and
other eftlee for T 8 years,
MUSICAL INSTHUMEVrg of all kinds. ?
fiWlWr—AOiwtelecUuaof French,Spanish andOcrmin,
Of anperlor nuallty. -
T6j«t«—The t«t Italian, French and Bnglhh make. 1
• xccor(f«9ffA->FrotA th® betft Pari* laGQufaftnry.;
ALSO— FluU», Clarionvta, Laxdo% Tatobfr
riDMwTmoKlea,*c., .
.Pianos and all Musical Instrument* repaired, with dnra
piUty.*td»atn«wM - -**r2J> -
l»Us*qSr '' “
- n —JC!£S£!9 ‘ -' . JUST UCCKIVEL, sd ; 4 lwyr open for ex-
anil salfpthefonowing neirPl-
Tm - *af t? tf * n, *'VofW». Vfz:
■J J Ut » Od»i Kftfew'ooO, riclily roried, Grand Piano
Forte, ? oclavftji floe, 05.
Oue satverbly t arrad nosowooj square TJano, 1 n thtf etylo
of Louis XIV, 7oeUre*.fAoo 00. • ; ; .
Onoltosowood carted, 00
Ono do . : do, 6W _Uo 420 00
Ofte do , plain OW do .............350
On* do do do 350 00
On* do do 0 ; .do 2DO<«S
Ono do do 6, "do ..,* 290 00
_All tho aboto are from tho celebrated manufactory of
Gntcssjujfo ATJossjßoston,Maasr ;
P* sattoo foctoiy, n beactlftfl lot Of
PIA&O STOOLS, carrod antlplalnroaewood. with hair doth,
figured plußh, and brocalello seats. . • . i
On Land, a large Block of Pu«o3 frein other Bocton and ’
Near York makers, and for sale at factory prices.
. * * . JOIL y «* MELLOft, «l Wood eirebt •:
Agent forChickcrmg's Ttanos, for PHtahuwb and Western
PePDflyiranlfl. ' ' | J ; [dec2i ■'
Hre.™ tATBB T MUSIC.
KtBBER HAS JUST RECEIVED—
••• Souve-ob n* Pams Scnomsa, composed and dedi
cated toUr. JuUub Loe, by H.. Kleber.;Tliis piece ia embol
iubed with an elegantly colored rignotto of the city of
Parts,ahowing theTtiLiinm: the imperial residence or the
French Emperor; the Church of Noraa Daub, etc.—being
ft reliable and correct mapuf tbe Frcndt Capital, o» taken
by Mr. Lee,.on hla repent visit there, and Is of Itself worth'
the price charged tot the Muric.
• The Troubadour Polka-composed and dedicated to3liss
Romftlnc.LemQyne, of Washington. Pa., by H. Klebcr.
Fond uearta at Homo; hoautifulnew Ballad; assungby
Backldy's Seranaden. , r
Must r Forsake Thee; Cerman melody. wiihEnglish and
uerznanwords. .. .
Little Songs for Xdttlo.Children—new^
" Heavily Wears the Day—new. •
Thinking of Thee—new B*il^ r ■ .
RTiat shall I call Thee—vocal duett
of Glasgow,Louis Napoleon, Hat-,
tie, Childrens Delight, Cnprcsuming, etc., and ft gene
ral selection of the most Iftshlonahle music of the day. ■
• o*Ko. IQITHIBPageet.T-i . oct24
- ■ Steamboats* Alloy I
IMS» Th* Bubßoribcra tender their aeknow-#*
for thfl flivora bestowed upon\S4
Eafflßgfiigathem by their Steamboat friends,' rad KP)
would respectfully remind them and other* interest- M >
edim building boats, that they are at all times prepared to ;
furnish, on the moat reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the beat matorlal and work
manship. . T; 11. YOUNG & CO*
Corner Ihird and Smitbfield streets,
opposite ** Brown’s Hotel ”
TLTJJW MUSIC STORE—The subscribers havenpezied at
XT No. 83 Fourth street a cboicocollectlon of inuslo and.
musical instruments, Italian uhdlQemumetrinra, Pianos;
by M. Er&rd, of Paris, und-Mr. Arnold: Flutes: by M. Euler,
Frankfurt, A. Mi Clarionets, do. - All kinds, of brass instru
mcnts from the best French ihanufaetbriesyall of which we
offer to the public on more liberal • terms, fooling confident
that wo can rondcr entire satisfaction; • -
n. SCHROEDKR A CO., No. 83 Fourth st.
H Schroedor and G. will giro Instructions on the
piano, ,sep23
ST. LOUIS. _
JOSEPH MO6RIOOE,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
No. 33 OoMMEItQIAIy BELOW PiWg Rraryp
St. Louis, Mo.,
/CONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will moot with prompt
XJ and personal attention,:aud.liberal advance will be
given when required, on Consignments or Bills of Lading,
in hand.
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, Ilemp 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 care.and.dispatchi tho lowest
rates of Freight will always bo procured, and tho expanse
Of Storage and Drayage os muchoa possible avoided.
. ETFEBSSOtSt . .
Page & Bacon, BL Louis; Ellis & Mortonj ' Cincinnati:
Ohorless, Blow A Co., do; Strader A Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Voile, do; Hosoa A Frazer, do;
Doan; King A Co., . do; SpringerA Whiteman, do:
J.-W.BatlvrAßro.,Pittsbh; E.O.GooodmanAOo., do;
D. Leech A Co., do; E. & o.Yarnall ACo., PhU&da;
Wm.llolmcs A Co., - do; - Morgany J.M.Buck AMors&n:
Blow 4 March, New Fork. B.B.OomcgySj : • do;
Frost AForrest, do; Shields A Miller, do;
Charles A. Meigs,, do;. Joalah Leo A Co., Baltimore
A. G.FarwellA Cot,Bouton; Abraham J*. Colo,-. • do;
Howard,Son ACo., do; W.B.Reynolds, ; Louisville;
H. P.'Newcomb A Bro., do:
T. C. Twicbell A Co.,Commission Merchants, New Orleans*
1 tiSM have an open Policy oflnsurance, which;will cover
all shipments to-my address, when advised. by letter -per
mail, or .when endorsed on bills of lading before, or at the
time of shipment. • JOSEPH MOGRIDGE,. :
augfi .• St, Louis, Missouri-
HOT CORN! HOT CORN II HOT CORN 111—not Corn:
Life Scones in New. York Illustrated—lncluding the
Story of. Little Katyt Madalina the rag-picker’s daughter,
Wild Maggie, Ac.. .With original designs, engraved by N.
Orr. By golon Robinson. . - 1
“ Bid that welcome •
• .-v ~ V* ..-Which nomea to punish us.” •
K A_ beggar’s book outworth’a a noble's blood.”
• M Of every inordinate cup beware; -
Or drink, and. wlth.lt misery shared •
’ Yorsaloby 4 ~ B. T, 0. MORGAN,
>. deelS . 101 Wood street*
.fc v ;,. v ..
,ODES <S. CO., " -
IS 4-COBTECXIOHEBB,
'iTnumioa, i>a., - •
Melvldg tbs following'Goods,
lowest mar&etraten:—' ■ - ■
■ 2d.boxcs Maccaroni; ■
20 ", Vermicclla;
M " ruins;
■ , B 0 " W; Hock Candy;
. 23. .ff ;A do •
. W « - lied : do
15 “ Caper*;'
15 .« •• Olives;
•75 : “ Qune Preps: ,
,100, : ;“ Lozenges;
60 " Jnjabo Paste;
60 dot assorted Pickles:
i 2! t! 1 «" i
•■100... M Pepper Sauce: i
.10 eases Sardines; i
’ 5 ** * , WabM.
. 2 » . « ... do'
200 bogs Brazil Sagar:
. •40 bbls S. C. Sugar; •.
25 u . Lovering’s Sugar;
10 coses Liquorice;
*25 boxes B«ru do
20,000 Principe Cigars;
10,000 Havana ' do
15,000 Regalia do
2,600 Half Spanish Cigars;
. 60 gr. Mrs. Miller's P. Cat
. 60 gross Anderson’s do
—Proper*j-«nr Sale. ■
. |.*rr * u b B 6»bur.offoreforsato,.(m Very reasonable terns,
'following property, vis: • ’
K„h,™ < S Sto i7 l, r ickl>woUlll B House, No. 1 10 Penn street,
Kte.vifi.FX—Erans' alley; and Lot 26 feetfroat,
' f* 01 to an nllo 3'- Tb'e House is-ono of the
hoods to tlfe^r 1 one the ioo&t pleasant neighbor-
Five corners of Front anil Ferrv streets:
!£? “fi hfo foot ftont on FerTyandStViHil on 1
JPlMjißtroet.with agood threo story Brick: Bonding on toe
Sns^st^^er^st 0 ” 1 * ’“* ‘ wo *“ BtUW -
M , fo6t 4 “^ on *"»*i «"**»»
W»feet
rr™H OII S “S 4 ,F yll9 tltcet, near-the now Court
21S,™w°Tahotel! Rm ° Sed dorter,and
Throe Story Brick, on Smithfleld street, near Seventh—
h*ig In an ex^imt. business location. The Lot Is 20 by 80.
feet deep, fronting on Smltoftoldat, 3
J F «“» Lot, 28. by 120 feet, fronting on Anne
s£?;£S l 2? w streets, AUeghony City. Thia is a very desire*
hie and pleasant location for a residence.' .. . 3 ■■- •
he '«»“,«*.Ji’Keesport, each 60 feet by 160-
Mvetu of these un on tho Mun ptrout*
Acres in timetown, on the Monongahela itiver, on
which there are 4 houses; there are some 6 or 7 acresb/ex-"
oeuentstone coal, andabundance of limestone, convenient
to too landing; and two coalpits open.
u ‘ l>to ' raof Colombia, 60 feet by 160 each;
SfH 1 .? 0 ’ lmd wsll located. The tenant of each Lot
SjfWfWcso.ol nslng whatever stone coal he may re-'
quire for his own use, from a pit near the. Locke. Columbia
la a pleasant situation on too bank of too llonongaheiariv
25i5«2te^'i? O i^s? lOwX ? k N 0.3, in the midst ofan ex,
It^L5 I 'S ir^,f r “ Bf W* l ™ , stoni) ' OcaljWith House, :
S“ I ™ ld Y 4- This property has a frtmt of 140 roda on toe
MononguheU river; an excallsnt Jarulingj good. gafle and 1
chough levefground at one
•!Sj?E^-S?? se, - aßi gttrdcns » or locations fbr maauihctories,
Ido yei&U deep enough to allow horscK to bo tuodbl haul
log out the ooai-~th« quality of which, for iron work, steam,
country 4o7 owinary uses, is not surpassed by acy inthe
.> > ln^?L? bs ? l^» in y agent, James Blakely, Eaq, will rive
a!) neceesawr information, and be authorized todre warran
to* deeds frr any property sold. JAMES MAY •
■ ■ • ■ .. " "Mv 110 Peon stnUt i "
FORTY-ONE BUILDIKU tOVS
gß .iw riob Houses ferrule,
f| 'HE subscriber nouroffore tbefouowing dceirablo proper-'
A - ty for sale, situate in toe Seventh Ward, and but ten
minutes walk from too Court Home ’ v ■
““<JS HOUSE, with nine apartments,
O’i’*"!! andbltller atreets.Also’
OhE - LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, with eight
apartments, situated on heed efrcct. Eight Building Ixita
®“ ilfl iug Lots: on- lteod -street;
twenty-toroe-Bnildtog Lots on Sillier sheet. This property'
dtU4l “’’ 0114 b » very desirable
xr T H^ T 0 Property, it not sold prerlona to the middle of
Mav, 1854, will be put up at Public Auction.
• xc&ss.*-Otu>’£ftb cafch; the. balance in ten years, with
annual payments. For further .particulars, enquire of the
subscriber. : 'JACOB TOMFR, “ ;
ftsplfrQm) Comer Colwell nnd Miller yts..7thWanlJ
•For. Stale*
A MT OP OBOJJNDin Ilcig’aPiaa'of Lotslh theTlurd
?C tho a <3ty^f p ittalrargh,uearHlghßtreet > and
0,1 Xennaylrania Ateuue, and running
if u? Tbe property wlil.bo soM,clear of. all Inc^t
bru»»,e««ptan annual ground rent of one hundred and
aUty-flyo dollars, to which it is nowaubjcct Oathecroucr
ty are Boren _good m\*EiIKNTS-av e brick and fcwJfrime
Suara^moually l^ **“*■ for abouttohondred
sCoa«usb, and
endowed — v ; TOI. O-FKIEXD/ “•
- ■ Attorney at Law, No.l2flFourth sti4t.
SALfr-23 Acres of Land, wlth a rein
if feet thick, with a lower rein of 2 feet; only
lSJnchos between tho two. TheXand fcla good roU, andlS
in cUlUraiion. A gTxxlDwelling Uou^e.FmJtTrees,
good water and limber- The Land Is suitable ibr Qardon*
Jog purpoaeg; sltuatn about 4 milea.from tbo city; a abort
dbtance from tho BrownsTillo Plank Road.
. 8- OUTQDKETA SON,
' l -- Ciepcral Commission A£UsJ4G Third et.
*"For Sale*.
T nnexpirod base Xibnrtecn years) of a
ft<nfv? r3l ' aU ?> “'VHara strect and. Spring nlley. ln tha
wt nUD JS on str«i,snd running
SKbijff -Si {£ SlßtegjWcr, W tthich :is • erected' a four
M d onH b r l H^“.n J “ A f,l S 4rc >, frame, twostorics,
" » Vv.' ~i ?. EBWAIIP FABER. •'
r I ,Utorribcr oilara.for trtc Ten Acres of Lsnd, bear
in Jlanchestcr, all
£ ',iSM#^itH ls j, ll lgh»t state of enltlration.-' Near 006
SfN2 t £’fr , r ' i '' }l >i‘ , '^ a abtl w* treoSj 01l cf which are
’ !l0 > about three acres ofviuo
-04 U , 17 ot «>■> other improve-
Houses and put-honses: ono ef too
Mctfto «« 81 ) * not saving been yet oecupted.: The pros-
Is abundantly supplied.witotos'
roavcr-silioa aprtngi, . Apply to Mr. Crett, oiutoa prrtaiaea,
- JAMES BLASKLy"^
, Estate Offlee, cor.gevenlh and SmlthCeld els.
Cs*An eitcnsive : variety or Qrapo Tines ibr sslo. At*
ply as above. : - . - (icrf „‘
THE subscriber offers at private solo a SMALL FARM.
rente,ning BISTT ACBfcj,rttooted in Franklin towS
linp, Allegheny county; witb about iltty acres cleared and
19 • iß°““, B 'ato of cultivation; a good: young Oriiara,bf
Ui» best kind of fruit; a good Log &ouso and Kitchen, and
? JfS Ban;-About ten nril eifrom Pittsburgh, and about
fottr miles ftorn Perrysrille. ; “
i enquire of WILLIAM GRAHAM
In SowickleyrUte, or to the subscriber, on the premises.
- ~ - HUGH NBBLY.
FENNBYLVARUAYBSBfi PROPERTY
■ FOR -SALE.,’- •
oatssw I '®^
Two Lots and a good Brick Dwelling-House. ' - ,
Also, three Lots on Caldwell street.
, » the above property is not sold at private sale previous
thatch - positively sold on
thatjby to tha highast bidder, as the subscriberii leaying
*“? Wost * ADAM WEAVER, ;
umctß' .-ATeaue, No. 271.
. Street Property For Sole.
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, 18 feet &ontby 120
sitnated on Fifth street, nearly opposite the new
l*ort Offlee and Custom -House. - The’ situation' of this Jot.
mokes it ono of the most desirablebusiness locations in the'
ono-third cash.andbalanceih iwoyears; or one?
uura cash and an Improved farra ofbottom land forßaiden
ln« purposes. Apply to JOHN.. B, KENEDY, i
jiccB;lm .Watch Maker, Fifth Htreefc
THE ownar Intends leaving tbo city, andwfll sell, on
msonablo terms, a good TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
or.tkro® rooraf* store-room, finished atUc, ftfad good ceUw!
Wui Lot of 17 feet front by 85 deep; situate on TJiird at.
Ttusis a good location for a baker, there belnga large oven
in tho celliir, which cost price and terms made known
at tho Real Estate Ofilso of S. CUTHBERT "lb. SOV
- aeelq ' ~ - .. . ■ -140 Third street.
YTALUABLE CITY K&OPERTY TOR SALE, conrisUng
BtoT y Brick Houses onPehn street; also,
iZ^rT B^^®0118 ® 9 the roari; The Lot is 48 ft. front
by.lOQ deep. Tha Houses on Penn atreet ore excellent
business stands. For price and terms; call at the Real Es
tate Office of- • , , s, CCTHBERT & SON,
- deelQ - 140 Third street; V
PIJBARANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE, si ilia ted on Mount
Washington, within twenty minutes walk of tho city,
xne Lot is 100 feet front by 205 deep, on a 10 feet alley.
The house Is new, Juft finished, havlngrsix'rooma knd a
cellar. Price $l2OO. Terms $4OO in hand; balance'aSo
a y ear. ; S. CCTHBERT A SON.
- . • 140 Third street
* BnanNGIIAM OROCEKY STORE FOB SALE.—A
/3L bargain ran bo bail of it, If railed for soon. It is one
of too boat on that side of ibe river, doing a fine rasbbusi- ;
Loqulre of THOMAS.WOODS,
46 Market street.
•ENTERPRISE WORKS.
‘.HO. I3g..WOO&BIHXaT.TmHDDOOttBXinwvn:om 111.. :■
BO WWTETLKr.
IMPORTERS Boil msnufectuxers 6i :
“OBILERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ao. Wo
X£r keep a general .Ksortment of the above
i... " , . . artfdesoonstanUy oa hand; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Quob.lTb
tols and Shot Bolts, Caps, Powder,
Load and BulJote; Bowlo, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives!
TaUoro.and.Hair Shears; Pocket Soissoro, Ac—
Also, Trusses and. Supporters.. . .
' Jobbing add repairing neatly’executed. '
IHFLESI—Wo are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of too best meterial.and workmanship warrontoi—
Orders reoelved ibr thorn at Wholesale or Retell, will bo fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties sUppUod at Wholesale
prices.' i .■■■■. m yl6
CHRISTMAS AND lIOUDAy BOOKS, at DAVISONS
.BOOK STORK, 65 MARKET street, near Fourth The
subscriber.,having now opened his. Holiday Bookn. would
invito attention to hla largo assortment of JUVENILE attd
other BOOKS suitable to,too season. Tho'assortment In
cludes ChUdran’s Books fbr all ages and purses; English'
classics, in splondld.cabinot.binding; too most elegant edi
tions of pocket, family and pulpit Bibles; superbly illuia
trated English works ;, and Prayer Books nnd Bjblas in vol
vel, with gold and silver ornaments. That hb inay bave
too pleasure, of giving , greater salisiaction to friends and
cusfomers, he solicits early caßs. r : .
Tulce Notice.
T . HAVE placed my Books and Accounts in tho hands or
; JAiiES C., JBchej 1 , Eaq,, for., settlement,-and I eazncstly
hopo that all who are indebted fof subscriptions to tho Daily
and Weekly Post, or for Advertising and Job Printing, wiU
pay up as speedily os possible ' Mr. Richey is olbo author
ked to settle tha accounts of the firm of Harpeb & Lattov
and Habpze & Prnmra. L, HARPER, *
™ .c Tbt ite .. J °HN LAYTON.
' : N. B.—-Mr. Richey waU bo fiSund at the'office of -the Po&t,
where tho Books still remain. j- 1
Selling Off to Remove.
JAMES ROBB, No. 109 Mauket stkest, Pittsburgh, will
offer his present; largo stock ot BOOTS, 'SHOES, and
™ r y'Mupnet*, until the 10th of Februury,
lplyWhenho hopes to remove to his Nsw SToaE,.No- 89
Market he.intends fillings with an. entirely
new stock. Tho publio are respectfully invlted to- call and
EINEOABiS'Sp”^’ 0i torgaw
• n Wimam.Carr&Coi,
■ ii . (ci n. CAEalate af too firm of J. Piaxra A Co)
W GI f?, CERS and Dcalcro in Foreign Wines
vL* Monongahola and Hretlflod IVhte'
No. 329 Commercial • Row, Liberty rtn.ec, iPittebnigh,
- “ • - - A- i.^-i....... - ja6:y
A LL KINDS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANKNOTES
bonghtj soldand exchanged by *
-<SI O . , „ . - A. WILKINS A CO., Bankoro, ; '
vnited States Bank Bnlldinß N 0.71 Fourth stq Pittsburgh
.V. ■».... '-.I ■ .
K-ai r ~.->y.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.’
FARM FOR SALE.
JOHN 8. DAVISON,
65 Market, sear Fourth Street
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To Drnggiflta & Merchants throughout the tlnloia
Di B. HI’CiriLODOH,
i MANIfFACTUBEE DID DEALEE IS
PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
No. 141 Jlaiden Bane, NKYV YORK,
T> ESPhCTFULLI invites the attention of Druggists and
It; Merchants throughout the Union to hlslarxo and oji-
Wnaive esesrtment Of PAINTS, 011.3,' 4a, of the BEST and
rUKEST QUALITIES, ohiuh hc oilers, for sale on-very
.moderate terms, both tocash Below
are enumerated fiomo of UifiloadLng artlclfis: —-
: WinTBXEADvin oll,ln;'kegB 0f 25t05001b5.' . ■ .«
- BLACKTAINT, YELLOW OOBRE, VBN. RED, fa 6UI
-pa™,NT DETEIVSPANISn BKOWN, XETBA’DE Sl-
ENNAjinoil.
CHROME, IMPEEIAI, AND ARSENICAL
GREENS, in oil. ...
PRUESIANBLUE, OHKOME FELLOW and VERDIOBIB,
dry and in oil.
VARNISHES Of aJI kinds. ■ -
OIL, PUTTY, WHjnHG
AM. and ENGLISH TEN. BED, CHROME BED and 'VEL
LOW, dry and in oil. -h..0. .
v INDIA RED, BED LEAD and LITHARGE, dry. '
■ SJONE, FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCnMhdryv ‘i .
PARIS and BRUNSWICK GREEN, dry endin'
. FBENCII and AMERICAN WINDOW CLASS. .
fi e ;^ r k ?5 nnfsc ii lrlng an i l P ur thaalng.and car experience
in the business, give ns advantages in Belling■ over most or
thoseinthe(tamoline, h .D,B.M-CULLOCQH,
, 111 Maiden Lane, New Torkt
PAPEH. WABEHOIIE.
■ ■ 1 ' Cyrus W. Field & Co., i
: P,°^?? B3IC S,Hf EGHANTS ' Cliff.streetj New
York, are BOLE AGENTS In the United States for '
■ MnspraU’s Superior Bleaching Powder. ■ . . . ;
. Ttstoria Mills Celobratod Writing Papers.
. Bussell Mills Superior ;
Bntwrier Printing «* •
. Rawlins A Sons. 1 English Tissue **
„ First quality Trench Ultramarine.
They arealsc, Agents (or the Principal Paper Mannfeetn.
°® lr tor sale by far tho most ex
tennve and desirable stock of Paper and Paper Manufacttf
that- ,can..be: found in. this or any other
i largo and. commodiens Warehouses, No.
_ C‘ht street, No, 68 Cliff streot, No. 184 Christopher street,
ere ? tbo large Iron Stores:! and # OUff street.
husinossis. .trictiy , Wholesale, and Writing Papua
am Bold by tho Case only. * ■ r ■-
Their .extraordinary fedlities enable them - to offer all
(foods, both Foreign and Domestic, at tha lowest possible
Paper made to order, any slse or weight.. Liberal advan.
ees msds otl oonslmmenta of Papet, paper Makers’ Stock
and other merefiandbte. . . . • .. . . ... ■■ . .
Thß highest, market price paid inCABH forall Muds of
* ta^B • ■' ■ ■ • . ~ • • .••v’ 1 ' •• - mar2Sfcl3m s
Bradlmry’fl Eiano • and MolodooipWAteroomß,--
, new. tork. :
17*031 enlargingmy TVaiarootoß, I am enabled to beep ft
•JL •'. mucu greater assortment of Instruments than hereto*
f.**, All Pianos famished arc of anelasticioueb.and of an
even quality, and deep, fall, rich and purely nocul tone,
qualities most desirable, Inasmuch as the volee will assinu
date to thotoneof thoinstrumont. AU my Instruments are
folly warranted, a guarantee accompanies every bill of sale,
; aod pj© £old as tow as can bo purchased elsewhere. Second
hand Pianos at all prices, i ' •- ? -'
A -Organ Melcdeon,with. Cum
Bank* pf Keyiythe onlything of,the kind in the country, 1
hayingttoo. stops f coupler, swell draw stops, Ac., a sweet and
powerful Instrumfent, pronounced by Organists to besapo-”
nor for churches or Organ praotlce to'tbe medium eitedOr
gans, price $2OO. - Also* the Common Melodeon* of all styles
and prices. Beingtbe'exclusive Agent for these Insfcrn
men to, orders are solicited. The usual dlscetmtmade to the
trade, and 3Q per cent, to clergymea purohaslng for their
own usn. . £. G. BBADBUBY,
iasalG’Jf
PHILADELPHIA,
AVOtttD’S FAIR. • * >
A THE first and only PBIZfiiMEDAL for liar-
newj at tho World's Fair, in London; was award
-SSL.. ? I.ACEY *PHiLIJPS. ' /.'• •:*
w t£e coinpeUtton ; of
_ & P. haTe now and keep constantly on hand, at*
l4 and 16. South' FifUt etmt-the
lygratPtock of READY-MADE.
ofany house in; the United States, at greatly reduced pricfe£ ;
'irt? pmr 'nMniifactaring their Harness' and Saddles
. with such perfect system that they are enabled to. Bell.aia
penor article of everything in theuf line at a less price than.
, any other house in the country,--.. 4 . .1 *, •.
&ev«usebut the yeT ? best qdilitjr 'of leather,'andh
the best materiel of erery description, nixi liMfra or. es
jew Is: spared to perfection iu.erery'article—BuiJaltf l
.Robe?, Gloves and '. -. • , "
purchasers to eiamfnethcir stock aid thfei?
-attablLohmeut hefbrd making purchases. They invito atten*
»?b to thq follow ing list of prices:
Hotw Blankets from • * .. . ' ' -87Wto $2,50
MritnarßeOprets,. .. .... s4 > Wto^so
Uood plain serviceable Single Harness. illoa to 42W»
Fancy • . do do do,TV-^fewtoSSW
Uood plain Double Harness, ; S4O J OOtoS6(LQO
gancjrodpi - --dd/: ~' . - s6s,ootoSB9,tX>
j*Hlhld3?i!,Saddlcaand:HnTnes3 areacknow*
Tooged to surpass aHothers for eleganOeT'llghtnesaTrrid cbm*
iort, as well as for .real value and wear.
1-, 14 Md 1G South. FIFTH street, between Market and
Che^nuSPhiladelphia, , .1 ; , [decHtly •
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
• As. 173- CHESTNUT STREET,
(Orpoaitx Ikdkpznbssck lUix,)
: Philadelphia.
FUESIXITEE, IK EVEBT STYLE!
Comprising Louis XJTV, IxmiaXV* Eiiiabcihan and Antique*
with Sculpture Carring and modern stylo;
In Kosuwood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satin-wood and Maplo;
all of superior constrccuon, :and finished in iha -
best style, equal to, if uotexcelllug inqual
: - ■ ity, tbeGbods of anyOEstaWifih*-
7<MPLOYEfa iwne bat experienced workmen, (aiipceQ*
JJitices being positively excluded,)&nd using the best mo,
tennis, the work cannot fall to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. the. many odyantogea offered to pnr*
chasers, is thefadlity of Furnishing a House, either in ele
gant or plain style, completely ftomone establishment; "by
which means nil the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock always bn hand,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their;.tosto in a aeleotioo, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture,
1 To give anidea of the finish*! Furniture on Kand.lnoed
only inform you that my Booms are 176 feet long, by 27 feet
wide; four floors In number; with ■ Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee *h n t the
work Is all done under my own immediateinspection. -
• Packing Is all done in the Store, and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Phffa
delph a ere respectfully invited, as purchasers or otherwise,
to call and examine tho Goods,. aa25J.yT
BALTIMORE.
WATtaHESi JBWELftT,
'£5L „ B y; V DroMev Clocta, Papier Mache
?%. Goods, Rosewood Dressing Cases, Writing Desks,
JcH SS 8 ?? 1 F ?S? Ope? Glasses, Outtlery,TPih. OR
■s^ss^^gssssass^s^j^sss^®:-
any other in this country. They feel sure, tho advantage or
personally selecting goods at tho different factories In Enrone.
and their own. manufiotories of Jewelry, Silver Ware, fS
Imre,, enable thorn to offer inducements in prices and ouaH
ties, uad prices, considering qualities, such as eannot be ' of
fered by any other house in the trade,
Delicate goods so carefully pocked as to go safely any dis
tance, and by almost any conveyance. '
Wholesale and retail; X
■CANFIELD, BROTHER * COf
529 Baltimore street, corner of Charles, '
■ •- Baltimore.
V GEOROB BTCBGEB,
__ _ 'BOM MARWACTTOm 0? TUB lUPEOVZD ;
S PIB AL SPXL IB O ;;M-A 3> TR£ g g
S. IF. Cor. Baltimore and Frederick street?, Bal
timore, and No. 92 Walnut el., Philadelphia i
FIVE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED.VIZ:—
) Ameejcas Institute, Njit--York; -
ByVPhASKLnt InßTircTk, Philadelphia: : ■ : '
1 Mabtlasb IrrSTiTtrrs, Baltimore. ' ‘
T VHE peculiar Improvement' in the construction of this
JL- Mattress is, that all.tho- dumm and heavy wooden
frimnMKirk is enUrely dispensed wilh, and its place'SmS-'
plied by a lighter and. much more durable frame. Tho
springs are all connected by harness leather hinges, secure
ly rivottMl, rendering it impossible for a ?inglo inning to
fell down or get out of plane, and making > a Bod so olastlc
ittatjmyimtiw be raised or bent np, and is Urns admiral
hly fitted to the wants of the sick or asthmatic, who mav ret
quire n sitting posture. Jt has all the Injurious softness of
the best feather bod, with the lightness and facility or hand'
ling of the common hair mattress. * . •
These improved Spring Bedßare invariably made of tbs'
bestmatprials, imd wIU laetmany years without repairs,
Mottryssc;! con have them altered in
AISO. an oxtensiTo assortment of highly ornamented fin
enaniol,) nnd plnln finished: CAST IRON FOTtNITBRJi ren
tSSW’S" and Coatßacks. CaS had
BmbreUa Stands, Centre, Pier and Side Tables with marble,
tbps, Garden'Choirs, Settees, etc., etc;: ' '' ■
■ ! > BUC JtLkm», Lambs, Doga, eto., in. Iron, as ;
well as tho modelsm Wood,furnished at short notlco. 1
. uecluly
C m yS}2f? I<lEa,B Garden Seeds, £.c.
ONSISTING in part of ■ tho celebrated Stowel or Ever
firoen Sugar Com, Old Colony Sugar Com, Wrinklod
Bngar Peas of yarione ImproTed varieties, Blue Imperial,
Blue Pru&lan-and Marrowfats do,' Beans, Onions, Radish,
Parsnip, Cucumber and-Mellons of the -finest ami most ap
proved Borta J l>'ield- Carrots, Turnips and Sugarßeets for the
dairyman and farmers. A richrcollection of flower Heeds;
Lawn GtESB Seed, and a full and complete assortment of
Gordon and Panning 1m plementsof the latestimprorem cuts,
Monthly, Yabenas, Roses, Heliterops, and lino blooming
plants'for tile yard, Garden or Lawns, by the dbzeu or 100
atloar rales.- ■ • .. ■■■
’• Orders from Merchants, Dealers or others filled promptly
on liboral terms, from tho Seod and -Horticultural ware*
house, 40 Fifth sireet, by [6pr27] JAMES WA3IDROP
QUNDRUa —CJgnrs, pipes, pipe heads, spices, chocolate,
O brooms, buckets, tubs, bed twine, ropes, cotton
.batting, carpet chain, rags, hemp andeotton, brashes. 1 es-
Uaet of coffee, Necking, ssleratua, whiteand red 1 lead, mod
der, copperas, alum, indigo, logwood, camwood, rwmier,
shot, lew!, wash-boards, starch, corks, demijohns, jngi'tar!
cl-.ocs-,-, dairy ralt, eaniiiicg, alcohol, turpentine, snuff, cot
and dry tobacco, it, it; instoreand ibrsaio by ■ • <
MIUXR i BICKBTSON,
231 and 223 liberty st.\
T°S IS° ies ani talf boit»6'e,B’B, U.tb anal
Iw * st> Diamond Twist,lftx Twist,,
riug, Russoll U. Robinsou’a, Grant's, Andorra's, Thomas'!
lzL e * aa ’ J s?isf»«»4 tartwrSf
ealoby . • [qec22| ; MILLER k BICKKFBON.
II HOT. CORN rJ - Aaotbsr supply just 'i*
edTed and tot sale fcy . B. T. C MOIMSAN.*
doc 24 :X O*.WOO4 StTOOt.
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NEW YOBS.
423 Broadway, New Tort.
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'- MISCELLANEOUS. ■
,^|7^lißaii - CRAKBEBRIES--Ji2/i : t received anti ibr sale at
:JL ,tp® i»nuly 0 rocery and Xloti&olitepen’ Start of
novlS , BAII/EY & RJBNBHAW*
O'SSISSS®
A-UHSif . ■ 140;Woodatroct.
i&lSIl WHISKY—a puncheons fin& Jjrtah WhlaJur lost
-£* eiv « 1 “d for sale by JNO. GRDUTT,' ••
- J Cor; Smithfleld and Pront gtt^Kttabafg^
C'! U !w" TA wo a>3, pure, in Etore*n4 Or talolry
V~™“_ _ ; * ■ FU3UIXQ BROS.
: faeciir t. .SErawft jso strot
ffHKfFLSsK
lustwof tho
dccl : _^SXSMa«w®dirtSrt.
tbs for
ii °” l7 -. " KETaggg;- Ito Worf
/^OFFiiK—3OO bag3-priinomo for eale St
V- j aU • -■ ■ SMITH * BISCT.ATO
UiSNljllL^SKia)—l6o rtore ana Tor pale bv ■
JZ- J&4' - ' • •• ■ PMSMQre 3E03.
A A. MASON * Ot>,:h&T»
XL jQBt . opened & large and desirable assortment of the
~ deett
, LJ+NK Uf'MM'tiBUHUU.SrOCK—IO alums for ralo by
X> : i CBTIN LOOMS, '
■ Mp,93y<sorth«fc
BOOKS-—,fine assortment of Books suits*
blefbr the Holidays still onharid at “' -
- ,»ATOOOT.BOOK STOWS,
dcc2 ? . 65 Marital street
OLD RYIS WHISKY—IOO -tiblsr in store asdfirr sale by
tU&>. .. . !■..■••;■-■ JNO,4*HOTO.
WIHEr-20 bosfcota in store andfor esle-Jjy
r V/dec9- • • • JWaSBOtJTT.
Buckwheat Fwua—loo wcfc»Trfmo; Wwifriir
■•"••:. SMITH 4 SINCLAIR.
FIWK J?LOUK—7B bbls, for sale toy • ■
__ Jail SMITH fc SINCLAIR.
<%Li - , - gMltg &^tKGUtR,
uxxmmi ii : •, , - - .B&nrm* smcx.uk
aacks uenvior fide by : ...
3 iai ■ -„ > smith ft afaroiAfe.
MInJKJW GLASS— v* 1
:16Q boxes SxlQ; ) ■ - *:••- ■
50 -do 10x12; ‘ ■ -
40 do, 10xU;,Bveare?Vb»nd;for*9l«tr
• SMITH ft SINCLAIR,
122 Second, and ISI glrst streets.
i-TYEANS—4osac!o,“:fbr:Balol)y
, ,rßmmA SXSCLA3JU
boses, prime, for sale by ‘ " J 1 -
3 ai J ' ~ gIHOEATR,
T AUDUEIis. OtoMihoeii,
■AJ Boou, ftt the voiy lowest price. • • •
„ U E. HAm&KD,
j"*!- ._ Corner of.
GALENA USAP landing trams steam etAl
dee2B ; j, JAMES A, HUTCHISON £ CO*
« or » FlWfr* TIABB.
j—- n ®c®ordliw to.proplieey \ 'fijrsafe,;-Blngla or in lots* ißy <
mall, pre-pald, 13 cents in stamps, “ 7
deo < ■■•• v -"* J.'SvDAtibqn; 65 Marketit
"feffiVY g as-®
&JU(J » TV “J&w*
■> M ■ atm^gt
I lbs Citric Add. In bottlm.ln gfaiJSS
\J for eaTe by PtEMINffSROa? 5 ™
' L,V ■ ■ ■ - SaHwsur to jJKida &Co-’
, -. ._ W Woog street.
in store ami ibr field by'-' -
X> jal* ■ , . . . EL£MB?O,'BKf«- .
-A-^j'tu BKtLl> ' r^1 Jxyto Btoro , ~~
■JAKAWAT BEED-2TOBS, ii rtbro Md foTSa ny.
, ■,... . . jt.-* yjUEjglgOiti&OS. •
\ SEED—I,OOO store oad/bKsal&bjr^.
I>A . H^IB^S ca3oa » SicilyjnfttDrft Anrf
4-Py , ,{jaK} .. «, . , FEEMma BBA3. ■
vx* 3 *Spanish "Float,in store andlbrsklobr
-* M ' ’ m *-• 'EUSMINQ 8808. *
UST llECillVKD—‘iO kegs superior Kr gliah SlostanL
Jjetft-HAWOaTH,'
Corns; of Duuflond am X 1 tm tmfl-iflwy? '>
baiwlatf.CwTwfbreale by -..?} :
,-t ;decl7 . , ~ KIHKPATRIOK.A-Sfeanoifk.
: A"W?uHOL —76 ana yc $ cU—Jusxiretfdfcmf-tbr tJf -.•.
( A-.i ja&g r •„ ;, .... -« : >rJpEl&lgnTTT.ty,#
:i ,- ■ . " • A. WH.KIN3 S CO.
HUTCHINU’B DYSPKPTIC BrmSKtf—For aala «
•04 KBTSER’S Drug Storo, 4
' 140_Wood«tre6t.
“VTBW .CHOP , : .. . ' r— —
JLi layer Boisins,
• M.lUfiaisins,: * *, *
Sultana Rabins,
DrmnFlgs, • *••• *•
Received ana fcradel, ZantoComnlr,
- detSr ' - BAILEY & EEKgHA.'g.
SHOW* SALMON; ; ! ;
_ .v . Mera Mackerel V
No.l Mackerel, in fects; - ;
Tor Bale ty [dotl6] , ■ BATUEZ i^^^nm^’
f 10pyiSg~7--drom3 primo Codflch
. (dec9). •' BAILEY. & BEXEBAwT
F LOUK—100 bblacxtra receive il brriTag mum* cgtf r . w
. y '••• ((loc9> -i .BAILEY. fc RENHWAty .
HOKQ3Y—& hblsjuat receirod- a-primw
- ftrsa3eb y fpOT23I BAJLEY A KENBHAwT^
4nn^ S -„ FiUiB “CS iIN MEAL; : ""
sQoibs Extra Hulled Buckwheat Meal* - -■■-
_ Bw>d ana ftrealeby. BAILET & RENSHAW,'
ocKB ' ’ 853 Liberty etreet.
E MONELS—"
.20 ps. Domestic £lald Flannels:
10 do •'do * Brown ;-do'-
t» . s#^> : d0..-.WWte do , ~
Keceired from the inaimfectorers, and fofc sale lott 6V
• • • V VH, .LEE,l39XJte^a.
<5 • Jiumr-HonM
Stlecld,?<l fromcta Prairie City, andforsila Mr '
■i oBl3 -,, , ■, jAMEa A..HOTomsoHaw.
O. SUQAH—IOJ hbda, prime now crop, landing Itom
• ste&mor Oakland, and lor solo by •.
dool3' JAMEa HOTOmSOyA OQ,
K'Bsißßaswisaapsafc
"saAßßaßtac
S STTt
BAIIE, eituato nineteen miles’ rcm tbs
aty, ami two miles from Urn canals. 25 Aorta cleared.
H lu * »AogHoose, Stable, 4c._ Price£2o an acre.
8. CVTHBEaT ft EOS,
leal Eitate Ag’te, 140 Third it:
hhds Plantetloo Sognr;. ..
crushed,' p'alverixcdi and
‘, ~ 10 boxes White Havana do* - For sale br
_ d ; •■: \ ; -,.- ■■ MILLER & KIOKRTSOfr
MOkASSKBr-SOO bbia Plantation Mntnn»ou
: - 120Mbits, do . .Ifo ’ ;:■>
. gor M e fcy [tvcZ!] ma t MOKEraow. -
flli’A—aso half chests Young Hjbot, Imperial, dnnpow-
IHOO. 1833, 1840.184*. IMH wriA
denriaohn, by .■■• - [doc22]’ -• MILLER ARimfCTran^
1 " m, .m: -
JX so hr« «
• .'29v« “ for sale by r
_docffl ■; ■ ,;. f FILLER A BICKETSON*
"DUTTER— l2 bblapacked Bnttarfbrrale by /' ' ‘
X> dads MILLER & RICKETSON. *
OAPAND-CANDLES— , —! r“
QOG.boxoa No. 1 Family Soap;
j J. ’ W do Star anil Mould Candlea; for ralefiy
: dec22 ... v . ; ; MILLBE A RICKBTSOJf.
r? 1 LASS~gpo boxes «sU rites Window Gloss for rale by
AT dee22 ■ *•- -MILLER 1 * BIGKETBON.
i " "
-V ' ' bWs Pickled Herringj for solo by • : '
. dec22 y.vr-, ~ v , MJU.LBI; A BICKETSON.
Gln-tW. A.. Fiafr»g. Holiaad Gln r Wolftfa
ScnjiappB, ia cases, fijr sale Byi' .••
, : dec22. ; : ?. fr y. ; &BIQKJBTBON. 0 • ■
/ UmDIAL, Now England Hum* Jamaica Hplrita,
Bitters oad Peppermint; far sucTby iO
dec22 , gglaad mUberty at '
WINES— Oporto, Port, Tencrige/ MaltuM; ;
.Claret, Sherry, Whita Uhmxhhfaußa&?U£m bS
randy, Champagne, Anchor, H72>AI74M. A R.
Versene Wuieg, iastore and for by- , * #
4*22 ? ■ MILLER & RICKETSON.
n l fev'lL'! t '£ Hi>eOT > da, Winter WhaJo.Biraclwl
■ d -^ 2 - aatmti&Ubertrrt.
No. I Saltrec’d ftnil tor sale-by
: ' ••:•>' • MILLEB^BIOKETSOJr.
EIRE MQRJi&rr- ...
*lOO,OOO Torpedoes i _
.160 No. l Fire Crackers; '
50 do' Jackson do
- • - 25 gross BomanCandlGg, 4,6,8,10 and 12 balls;
.. 60 do. Pin Wheels:
60 do Chasers;
.6' do Bctollß,h(oB.lftnd2;
5 .do Triangles, Nos.landss;
2 boxes Chinese Rockets: - r -
Just received and for sale by . ; . : •
JQSHPA KHODE9 & CO , 39 Wood st .
KA BAGS IVICA ALMONDS; :
VU 20« Sicily - do . ...
; 10 bales Bordeaux do Jn eioroanO'fijr eal* br
~ JOSHUA BHODESr&CQu
—jggg- • . 09 Wood street
>|DOZ. SALAD OIL, Mts.} ; 1 “ •••‘
2&40z.d0' .do (pts.)in Btore.ftDa for Bale by •
. n - JOSHUA BHODES A CO,
dec3 a» Wood stmt.
11NE GIN—2 pipes in store and G>r pale by • :
' ' '■ ; ‘.v :• ' v •'■■ JSO.GROUTT,
- A FAKM OF 200 ACKES, situated In Armstrong county,
XA. ontne Maboningj and 20 milesfton Klttanfeg,ifitb
a good Houso, Barn, i
• ’ *; " S.CUTHBEOTpk SON,
i<* ‘ 140 Third rtmt..
"ftP 47 KAIBIHS-GO boxes, *4 andß, 'I ""
-Lt ; • 10 matta BeMlwaiforealobr.,,
D. WttIIAMS» 122TW004 etwui
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