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VOLUME XII.
THE DAILY MORNING POST
. J'nnled and PuWisAtd toay ilarvxng, {Sunday excepted*)
BY PHIIiUPS mtsioas,
Boaiu-wifircDßKiaoF.weoAsp.niTnsTKccta.
OS' TEB£S.—FiTxs Dollars a year*'payable strictly in
advance. Six Dollars trill Invariably be required if not paid
witlun the year.
Single copies cisra—for sale at tbo conn ter In the
Office, and by the News Boys. ••'
THE BATUBDAy"hOBNIHO POST
is published from the same office, on a large blanket else
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies
rmcfiwrs. • ■■■.
. No paper trill be discontinued(tinlesaatthediscre
on of-tha Proprietors,) until all arrearages'are paid, 1
•43- No attention trill be paid to any order unices accom
panied by the money, or satisfiictory reference In this city.
ASJ- Connected ictlA Vie EslaUutenent of the Homing Post
is one of Vit largest Job Printing Offices in the Oty.vikcrcaU
kinds <f aorku.done on the shortest notice, and most reason •
aide terns. -. •.• .. 1
BATES ©E ADVERTISES©, .
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• . TWUHtBSOJItABJIUOBUSS:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Q&O* F. GlLXinoaß»
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, comer qf Fourth strut and Cherry alley,
FrCTSBUEUn, ill,
•«. £37* Will attend to his professional budnpga as usual, at
bis office, between the hours of 9 A. 51. and 4 P. 21, of each
day. jy2o
C* Orlando Loomlii
Attorney at law—offleu, Fourth street, above wood.
Jy4-T ■■■■■ „ • . ■*
Thomas fil« Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Offloe, Lowrie’e BuJldlngv Fourth
street. , , ■ . . j&n7:ly
JR« BfCan&ahan,
ATTORNRY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street. • • jc2y
JtNtH’Clowry,....
A TTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR. AT LAW—Office in
A SahewelTs Buildings, cn Graft street. . ■ je2
. I>. H. Uaten,
ATTORNEY- AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, shore and
near Smilhfleld. - mar27rr
... j« s. Morrison,
. A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re.
JX. moved to No. 41 Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Pa. ■. . • . aprlOry
K* Diddle Roberts,
AITORNEY AT LAW—Office, No. 132 BmifcMe!d street,
between Eifth and Sixth. Collections earcfully attend*
ed to—spcdnl latontlon given to Conveyancing.. fdoc3dy
Thomai Sleans, •
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
myl ■ ■ , ' • ■ ■ ,
8» P. JEoii)
ATTORNEY AT LAW— No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson’s Livery
Stable. •• ... . .■ jc2S •
N. Baeluuafter f
ft A LDERMA7?—Office. Fourth street, third door above
gmithfidd, Sooth side. Conveyancing of oil kinds done
with the greatest care end legal accuracy. Titles to Ileal Es
tate examined. Ac. ■ “ uot!6
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. DRAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer li
JC • Country produce, offers for rbm a choice stock t>
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every varie-iy
usd the purest quality, ground at his BU»nf“MHls. Alio,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic, Produce taken in ex,
change for Merchandise. ' .
F. R. D. has procured & fall assortment of Landreth's
.’Warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in*
(crested in rural affairs. . • jnnll
J. S. LEGCU, BIoALPIA & CO«, -
WHOLESALE GEOCERB, ..
' - - r MifnfclLtiGFtt'* *
Provisioae, Hetalsand Pittsburg Mfluufacturog,
Nos. 222 axd 244 Lmcstr anmnr;
• augG] J- PfTTSBUSam
nmas o. uailet..—. a. fia.'uuu.w.
BAILEY & 11EKSHAW,
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY <3ROGERS; Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tm Wore, House*
keeping Dteusile.Ao., Wholesale and Retail,No. 253 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. . , , apTlfcv.
»• King &> Sloorhead)
"TTrnOLESALU QKOCEUB AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
tt So. 27 Wood street. Pittsburgh. . fmy39
Smith & SlnclatTf
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS—Corner Wood and Finrt «ta. (opt 3
P«al &> fllardockt _ .
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANB. AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water rtreet, Cincinnati,
Ohio. . . , faplrtf
.......ALLS* SIRS?ATniCS^. MM t. lUnOCtf-
Kirkpatrick & Herrons,
■\XrnOLESALE GROCERS. PRODUCE AND COSIM3S*
TV SION ME ItCHANTS, and Dealers In Pittsburgh Man u
factarea JVo. 843 Liberty strut, PiUxburgh, Pa. my!7:y
fBAXCIS HSLUBS, . . - JOICT KlCOta, . RXJEiiX CTTR-18,
Pittsburgh. Maryland. Pittsburgh*
Sellers, SUcola & Com
PRODUCE aro GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
No. 809 liberty strat, Pittabturgb, Pa.
Sperm. Linseed and lAmCifo : . . :: jy3B
VZLiuit killo, Phil&u... M^..^...vs.aiccsi9oxl nttsbargh:
Stiller ft Ilicketson,
WHOLESALE UUOOEKS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wines and Sugars—Nos. 172 and 174. comer of Irwin'
and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Tama,
constantly on hand. . ' . ... jygS...
J. D. Williams,
"TyrHOLEgALE AND RETAIL FA MTfiY GROCER,--- AND'
ff ForwartEng-tmd OommiadcJa Merchant, Dealer■'lu
Ooautry Produce aud Pittsburgh. Ifanufoctarea—Wood st,
i doors above Fifth, Pitteburgh, ~V-;'. v . ; . mart
jobs M , jrtaassgE.
Wbolesalo and Retail Clothing. Merchants.
. NO. 88 WOOD. STREET. ; - . >
TUG subscribers respectfully inform tliclr old customers
and tbd public in general, that they hare this day.aik
I eociatod themselves in the above buefnese, under, the firm
[of JOJI&M’CLOSKIKY & CO. They respectfally solicit a
lahore of publio patronage.-
I The previous business of each .will be settled by them
|seW«w respectively. .... -. . febft •
| , Jamei €* Watt, ; '
MERCHANT TAILOR— No. 45 Fifth street opposite the
Pittsburgh, Pa. • ■ : ■ -apr?';
T> LAIRD, -Cato of the firm of Cooley & Imsd ,) having
Xi>* opened tiTORE,NO. 9> (twodooraabove the old
stand,) for the fcutpai» of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to. business to merit a
share of the patronage of the late firm. :'' v
N. IL—Clothing made to order in the most feshlonable
styles, and on the shortest notice—inferior to hone in the
pity. , , ■ Jan2fcy •
B*'TVC.Morgan,
BOOKSELLER AND STATXQSER-hsaalways on hand
[> a general assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
ooks, Printing, Postand Cop, Paper, Ac 4 Wholesale and Ke
ll, No. 104 Wood ifcreet,* below Fifth, East’ aide, Pittsburgh.
Bp, Wanted, Rags and Tanners 1 Scraps,- —r —aplfcly '
p : • . J. R. Woldln, /; V. -
kTffIOLESALEAND RETAIL DEALER hi Blank ; *snd
VY Sohool Books, Papor hnd Btationorjy.No/ 63--Wood
{treet. (between Third ana Fourth,) Pittsburgh, Pa; : [mr2o.
| * • . - it* c. stocuton, - ;
'r ATE JOHNSON: & STOCKTON, STA*
I i TIONBR, Printerand Binder—corner of Market and
fhhd rtreete, Piftsbargh, Pn. / ' r , ■ fjy3l.-tf
W> S. Havcn. >
JIUE OLD PKINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (Law Joint
bto!V & &TOOKros,)end BLANK BOOK Aim STATIONE
f WAREHOUSE—is prepared to execute every rtylc of
Bgal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
x>k Binding, and famish every article in the Blank Book,
iper and Stationery line, at the shortest notlie and on the
ost reasonable terms.. i - .
Blauk Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of Market
id Second streets.'
Printing Office and Book Bindery, No. 60 Third at. botlO
gchnehman 4 Hatmleln,
- ITHOGRAPHEKS—Third Street, opposite the Post-office,
j Pittsburgh. Mapßj Landscapes,'Bill Hcads r Show BUU.
bfcls Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
siting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
Colors, Gold, Bronze, or Black, in the most approv-cd style,
dat the most reasonable prices. - .. -Qctls:ly .
. Austin Loomis,
\ KAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchandise, Stock, and Bill*
C Broker,Office, No.92Fourth Stroet,(above Wood.) The-
Ivribtrr having opened an office at the above place, far the.
rpspo of negotiating Lomus, BUI* Bonds,. Mortgages, and
other Insfcrumonts tbr the security of Mono,, and for tho
rcliHso and sale of Stocks. WIU also giro prompt and
sticular attention to buvlng, seiling, renting of and loas
. l!.al Estate. r 13-71 AUSTIN LOOMIS.
ts riswno- ;..... ...cocnniH riEHCio.
FLEMISO BROT.HKB.Ss
(Snncossors to J. Kidd A Co,) :
rr HOLES ALK DRUGQIST3, iVb.GO jr*sd tirui, Pltb-
Y burgh, Pa. Proprietors of Dr. STLaiie’B Celebrated
rnitfnge.LircrPills,Ao.-... . ... .. . , ■ myTiy
“ ’ B. A* Ftthscitook A Co«t ~
'HOLES ALE DRUG WAREHOUSE—Corner First and
Wood stroets, and comer Wood and Sixth. ffebl .
JHO. GROUTT,
Importer of Brandio*, Gin, Wino, &o.;
1* nun in. ■
NB OLD JIOSONOAHELA BEE WnISKiT,
pencil and Apple Brandy, dtc.
' Also, BsonnsE am) Dismiss,
n.r of Bmllhfieid and Front streets, Pittsburgh. Pa. [dc9
. ■' ~J. Bryar,
HOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MEROHAN!
155 Liberty street, and 31 Diamond, alley. feblO:y
f - PAGODA TEA STORK. , .
Bnu HAWORTH, TOoloafe‘and XeiaH Oncer, Dealer
rand Importer of Old Country Black Teas, French Bran
l Wines, Ac-oorner of Diamond alley and ihe. Diamond,
>hunth?Pa. • -ri ftb!2B ?
V \ . ’
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By PHILLIPS & GILLMOKE, AT THE “POST BUILDINGS,” CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD BTKEEIB, AT $6,00 PEE ANNUM, OE $5,00 WHEN PMdTtEICTL^TI^I^:
BUSINESS CARDS.
5. cnras*B»..„ _s. l. cctubset.
Kv»t & SON,
AND GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
1 BmWrf.ddxbraL novl
y. John HTMellor,
•TJTHOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
•Tf. INSTRUMENTS. Pianos, Music, School Books and
Stationery,No. 122Woodstmt. ’ fjanl
]fea®j; • £TTlndie>
MKA WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS,
IMBBftTRUNK, YALIBK and CARPET BAG manufao*
*• . l turer, No. 108 Wood Pittsburgh, Pa.
toftpr ■■
I*. fi> Hsyward,
T\EALER in BOOTS, SHOES,TRUNKS apd LEGHORN
JLJ and BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty ets.,
No, 174 Pittsburgh, Pa.. .... joi4:y
.William Glenn, .
'COOKBINDER—Corner of Third and Wood streets, above
JF” C JI. Hay, where ho is prepared to do every description
offtuilpg and Binding. r fdec2
T* B. CALVERT db CO., " \
BIE-S.l N.KERS, JSNGRAYEKS- AND EMBOSSERS, and
Envelope Maotfaotoeers, No.4S South Third-street,
PHILADELPHIA. \ . RPp &)
H , ; . ■ cara.X • ■
LEE, (stjcossoe to Moarut k Zzt.) WOOLDISAL
• KR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the tola
of American Woolen Goods, No. 333 Liberty Btroct • j mv4
■ • ? ■ ThomaaDl. LUtler
\XTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—lifth street, between
f f' Wood'fed Market streets, opposite Iron City lIoW.
All kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. fnps:ly
J3sgS£d& J• fcCvrTT, DENTIST, lourthslroet, live doom
pf Market,. ■ ■:
; • Office Hocus—From nine A. if. to five
. '• • • dec2o:y
Dr. David Unnt,
DENTIST—Office, Fourth street, between
Market and Wood streets, nearly opposite the
Pittsburgh Bank. novlT.ly
BAKU db MOSER,
A RCHITECIS,-—Ofttevn: PhUo Hall, No. 75 Third stmt,
Pittsburgh; and east side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
3j12.6m
BLQUIIi ARHOn Last Birmingham, manufacturer!) of
• Bat Iron, and,small 4ron ot all descriptions, and
make, alsb, thd finestquality ofHoop*, Rounds and Squares.
JE9* Leave orders lor Iron la the box, at the city Pi si
Office. r orlK
JUoney Loan Office,
JOHN A, O’BRIEN A. CO. (
; 137 Third tirteXybdma Smititfidd.
■RTONEy to loan in large or small quantities, on Gold
iXL and. Silver Plate,Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry, Guns,
Pistols, Musical Instruments and valuable articles of every
description.
Forfeited Plcdgessold immediate!/after being out of date,
unless re&emed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, 4c., always on hand. «*p7
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS,
HEATING & VENTILATING WAREHOUSE.
{ JiAHUTACTtIBCEB OP
Chilaoa .Furnaces, Wrought Iron. Tubing,
Am> Fittings ros Steam.
Mavkot Blrcct, Pittsburgh.
• Ortfeliavo sold our Furnaces, Patterns, 4c., to Messrs
ARNOLD ft WILLIAMS, Whom w© cordially recommend to
the patronage of the public.
SCAIFE, ATKINSON A OKELV
■ ■ l • S. M’Klnley,
House, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Dealer In Palate—No. 44 St Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Hu constantly ou k&nd-ftU kinds of Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan and Copal Yarnfcb, Linseed OU, Boiled Oil,
SpiritxTuifcenUne, tY Iftdow Glass of all sires, Putty, Palut
Brushes, Ac* ail of the bust quality, and fbr s&lu at rcarana
bleprices. ; ; , > sopll
j James Lewrjr« Jr.,
rmm and bedstead manufacturer-no. 294
\J Fettcrtn&n’a How, Liberty street, has on hand a large
stock efChbirs and Bedsteads of every description, made of
the best materials, which bo will sell lower than articles ol
the same quality can be sold in the city. Ho would call par*
. tichlar attention to his large stock'd Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he will soil at greatly redurrd
prices. Alio, Turning of every description executed in the
neatest manner. fiPnier* left at the wore Rooms, or at the
Mill, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
ttandedt»v martl
! James Mclllngor,
MONONGAHELA PLANING MlLL—Would respectfully
infonp his friends and the pahlio, that Ids new estab
lishment Is'now in full operation, anil that he is prepared to
famish Bent Cables, and All all orders for planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board and Plonk, planed on ono or both rides, constantly
on hand. •
Bash, Doqrs, and Mouldings, of every description, made to
order.
■ Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to give him a call, as be can now furnish them with planed
.Stuff suitable for every description of work. ■ . ir .....
vs.l .........janns cwsvriiZ
! HEBBOH & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BKABS .FOUNDERS,
MANUPAOTURERB of all kluds of BRASS WORK, LO
COMOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, 4c. Al
so, Cotton Batting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Store, No. Hi Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange lor work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
. promptly attended to. f<*b9:ly
: JOSEPH T. LOWRY,'
A*b.?4:3 (Xttcr of Fifth and Bhoti Strut*,
Office up stairs. Kntrauce from Fifth stzwt. Pittsburgh,
RESPIiCti’ULLY announce to the public that he Las
commenced the REAL ESTATE AUENCT, In conntt*-
tkm 'With IntcTUftence and General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persons In want of eervantA, in any
capacity, or those In want of places, will bcsupplied at short
notice. All ‘business entrusted toltis core promptly at*
tendotfto. 1 .
• 'Btfcravxxtr- T. J. Bizham, Eeq., Richard Oow&n, Esq., W.
0. Leslie, Dt. Alex. Black, James Mackerel, A. A. Ms^m,
Mofflt A Old] janlK
Daguerreotype anil Art Gallery,
Apotta Jiialdmgj No. 70 J aurih iirctt,{next to
Carpet Emporium.)
SR. M. CARGO A CO. having fltiwl up the most
ample rooms in the city with mammoth sky ami
side lights, offor First Class LIKENESShS, in
styje to. suit aIL varylng in-price according to
si zb and quality of coao, Ac. tfc3»Buperior Oil
Fdntkrga, by the best artists, for rale, and on ex-
Jhibition.durihg tha day ond evening. Citizens and stran
gers ore invited ta call and examine specimens and Toint
ingg. I .r-;v. apr27
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
TKT- R. TERRY, Tirgiu clley, between Wood and Liberty
Yf • strdstß;Manufacturer.of BUGGIES, BAKOGCHEd
and CARRIAGES,. of avery All work done
warranted; The advertiser would here state that he served
nine years apprenticeship to tho business, and has workid
for many yedrs in the principal shops of the Eastern citive.
marfiAtf | -
SKEW SEED STOREi
O; . } JAMES WAKDROP,
FFEBS fir sale CANARY BIRDS of tho most improved
breed, being vety hardy, and finesingers. Bird Seuds
—Conan, Millet, Roue'and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will bo furnished composed of tho. finest FLOWERS, Tiz:
. Cornelias, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (in pots)
for Chrißtni as .Trees, from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth sL, near YVootL ’ , . . dec2o
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMISARY.
■ *.WJT. iIgDGNALD, 5L A n ; i»mNdPAL.
riYHK noxt jsesslon oT the Institution will commence on
JL MONDAY, the sth of September noxt, at the room cr.r
ner of Liberty-streets, lately occupied by tho.
. Messrs. 'Feeder. • - • '
. .ffc/ermew-i-Hon. A. W. LoomiSj C. Knap, Jr., S, F. Von
.Bonhorst, 1C pliller; Jr. ~ . ang2s- -
; Onfoh Bnlbont Ao»
THEsabscnberhas received direct from Harlem his sup
ply of choice Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, • Peoneas, and
other Flower Root* for fall plan tiug, and for winter bloom*
ing, in pots add glasses; Lawn Grass Seeds for fall sowing,
which make fine, close, smooth turf, equal to sods. Pru
.nlng Instruments, Garden and . Farming Implements of tho
most approved construction, at Eastern prices, from the
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 49 Fifth street.
nov9 ; : | • / JAME 4 YVARDROP
- - INEW CARPET BTOSEJ
Fifth near Wood,
;• A N Uhricalfed aszorfment of CARPETINGS and OIL
jfV CLOTHS} of the latest and most beautiful patterns for
coring sales, now open for inspection; consistingof—
Royal Velvets; Braweis;
, .Tapbstry Brussels; .. . . Tapestry Ingrains;
. . ExteaSdper-ThreePly; -
! ' Super ahAFine Ingrain; .
-TapestryTenltlans;..
. ; and PlainTeztitiaws; , :
ChenUle and Tufted Rugs and Matts, Canton and Coir Mat
ting; Jute, Chain, .Cocoa. Adllaid, AUcan, and Bheepskin'
Matts; Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities:
Stair and. Floot Druggets, Green Bafeo, Piano and Table
Covers, Venitian Window Shades, Stair Rods, Ac..
&c., at On very, lowest cash prices.
- mar2l i . . • , ROBINSON k CO.
; Cbandeiierß and Gas Fixtures.
THE snbscriberßorenow opening at their new Ware room*
NO. 109 First STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, tho largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected Wit 0 os Fitting,
-ever offered in £hls market. Having arrangements made
by which they will be constantly in receipt of now patterns
and varleHes, they confidently, invite the attention of pur
chasers to their’ selection. We are determined to sell as
low as any house in.tha West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters,£gn .offer peculiar advantages to those. desiring articles
in this line. >
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of everydo-
Bcription for gas; water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
: LONG, MILLER A CO.,
aar22y •• No. 109 First strati
* To Merchants and Others.
GERMAN ADVERTISING.—The publishers of the dally
and weekly “ FrcihciUFreund ” ’would respectfally In
vite the attention of merchants and others to the advan*
.tages offered by their, papers as a medium of advertising:
among their German fellow-citizens both in the city and
conntry. ;
. Their Daily paper Is published on the rorirt stbtzm, and
has poubiß the circulation of any GEEKurnaiLt published In
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which is published
filreodyfor twenty years, circulates largely in the adjoining
counties And Western Pennsylvania, as well as throughout
tho State of Ohio.
Merchants of Pittsburgh and others will find it to their
advantage to mako use of our columns as a medium of
reaching the German business.- Terms os low as any other
paper in the city;
OF7lo&—Corner of Liberty and. St Clair streets, abovo
Braun & Reiteris; Drug store. L. & W. NEED,
aug2Q Publishers and Proprietors.
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH ST., BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
. ABILiTY } ENERGY, dECONOMY.
THE best goodb in Children’s Hose, Mon’s Socks, Under*.
shirt* and Drawers, sold at manufacturers' prices, at
the FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORS, all made from
lost year's wooL i NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.
• - flgp27 . | • WILLIAM-DALY.
; A CARD.—ilr! GiAHTON and H. gOHROEDEr. would
/\. regpoctfQllpannonncß totiiecitizensof Pittsburgh and
Allegheny -that they, will givo Instructions on the Piano,
Guitar, Violin and Flute. Inquire at H. Scbroedor & Co.'s
NEW MUSIC STORE, 84 Fourth stret. sep23
i JOSHUARHI
wholesale fbuiteb
H!- 3!) Wood St., 1
AVEon hand and- are*
whichibqr.oflfet at Uio
75 bags iTica Almonds; .
■■• 2o ‘m Sicily do
25 bales Bordeaux do
15 bags Shelled do
.60 “/Filberts;
60 4 ‘r Walnuts; •
. CO Cream Nuts;
600 bushels Pea Nuts;
25 bbls. Texan Pecans; -
25 «i Illinois do
2000 Coqoa Nuts; ..
200 bo*es German Plums • ;
. 25. kegs- do do i
10 bblk. do do i
10 cas£s Prunes, glass jars;
10 « fancy bxa;i
60 casks Currants;
20 cases Citron;
200 bodes Cluster Rftirfnp;
100h£f‘ M.R. do
200 qr.K “ do
200 boxes No.l Herring;
100 “i Scaled do
1 casd Mace;
1 bbl^Kutmegs:
1 H ‘Cloves;
' 25 gro4a Clacking; -
25 bankets Salad Oil
3. C. ANM-050N.... .KIKAS ttXDLjf
! J. €, ANDERSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE FRUITERERS AND CONFECTIONERS,
No* 6 Wood at.» Pittsburgh} Fa*
TB6T RECEIVED, t]Uo most extensive Fall Stock ever
0 brought West of the Mountains,con» ictingof—
-350 bag* Brazil Sugar; ‘ 25 bxs Mecrcaoni;
50 boxes Havana.do 25 do Vermicelli;
20 bblslovcriog’e do, fine 30 doTosanPecans;
pulverised; - 25 do Illinois do;;.
20 bbls; LoTering*s coant*- 50 dozasa’d Salad Oil; ‘
pulverized Sugar; 100 do* Pepper Sauce;
“0 bbls,' Lovering’s coarse 100dor Ketchup;
_ . Sugar; 60 doz assorted Pickles;
50 bbls Stuart’s do do £5 dor eas’d Preserves;
8000 Cocoa Nutsr . 126 bxs Lozenges; > • * '
15 cases Jar Prunes; 25 c’s Sordines,
12 cases Fancy Boxes do 30 bxa refined Liquorice;.
260 bxs No. 1 Herring; 12 cases do;
..135bx*Scaled.ilerring;' lOOkegs German Plums;.
b6.lbsJlace; * COgross Mrs. Miller's fine'
160 ibs Nutmegs; Cut; .
13t»il>a Cloves; 60 gr. Mrs Anderacn’ado;
40gross Blacking; 25 dbz Olives;
H 5 bxs Citron; 25 dot Capers;
1000 bus Pea Nuts; SO doz Onions;
. 50 bxs Ifo 1 Rock Candy; 60 bags Filberts;
20 do Re 1 do do 60 bags Walnuts;
25 do Yellow do '* do ■ -76 bags Cream Nuts;:
20 do White do , do. ■ 5 bags Gren. Walnuts;
65 bgs Ivica Almonds; 150 bogs Dairy Salt;
30 bales Bordeaux do; 20,000 Pnncipo Cigars;
35 bgs Sicily do; 20,000 Wash. Regalia do;
GO do shelled. do; 18,000 Havana - do;
300 bxs Cluster Raisins; 30,000 Half Spanish do;
250 bxs M U do; j
IO W A FOUNDRY*
NO. 103 WOOD STREET.
JOHN C, PARRY, (successor to J. O. parry. A C 0,,) begs
to inform the customers of the old firm, and the pubilo
generally, that he has how on hands, and is extensively en
gaged In manufacturing, every description of CASTINGS—
such as: Patout; Chilled. Bolls; large Kettles and Curixi;
Patent Kettles, for Soap,Pot Ash, Soda Ash; Sugar Kettles,
fortbo manufacture of Cane .Sugar— -aU cast on a pxtmt
xrocas, known as J. C. Pany*s, and are superior fur dura*
nlity to any other, and sold lower than those mode on' the
old plan. •.
HOLLOW WARE—A general assortment, all from iww
and improve! patterns, wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
UA-S OK
Rolling SHU Casting*, and Machinery of every description,
always 00 hand or made to order.
Cook Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, and Cool Stores, of eTery
description.; lowa Cook Stores, five sizes, which received the
first prize for 1850 and IS6I, at the Agricultural Fair of AL
legheny County, Pa, and recommended by fifteen hundred
persons; Kpterprixo Cook Stoves, four sizes Premium Cook
Stoves; Egg and Radiator Coal Stoves; Parlor Stoves, Ac.
Parlor Grates and Fenders, great tori city, beautifully
enamelled. CommonGrate?,and building material of every
dwtenntioD.
A great variety of Ornamental Railing, for Cemeteries and
Penciug. !
Plough* und Plough Chrtinpr—A Hrgo stock of all the
kinds in use, and will bo sold at reduced prices. Hairs Pat
ent Lover,! True American, Egan’s, Crane’s, Kinkaid’s,
Woods’. Peacock's, Bull's, Improved Bull, Ac.
Bnublt Plough*.—^ The Michigan Double Plough, which
has taken the premium at the State Fairs. of New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohlo,aujl whercrcrit has been exhibited.
Iron and Nails, Flore Pi pc and Tin Ware—nit of which I
will sell at the lowest prices; and respectfully invite the
public to give me a call, at the old stand, No. 163 Wood ft.
*n7l*» »aww «T PimiV
* CHARLOTTE BLUMfCNo. 118 Wood
street, second door above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
iff U F*-> offer* for sale a large and well awortrti
I i « I f I gtock of Piano Fortes, (which aro just ar
riving,) on. tbo most liberal terms.
Tho attention of purchasers is especially Invited to the
celebrated HAMBURG PIANO 3.
Thezo instruments bting madeaxprewly for this climate,
and having the over strings,hare a Tolume of tone un
equalled by any others. Also, Pianos from the manufactory
of Oala A Co., New York; Bacon A Raven, Ne* York; Re
ichenbach A Sons, Philadelphia; and of >rr <<wh bxsutac
tpue, which ore well known, and have been used in this and
other cdties for 16 years.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds.
<7uihrrr—A line selection of French,Spanish and German,
of Kupcriorquality.
HobiM-Tho beat Italian, French and EngUr.h make.
• Accordtfmi —From the best Paris manufactory.
ALSO—Flutes, Clarionets, Drums,Fifes, Banjos, Tatnbo*
rines. Triangles, Ac.
■- Snn^r—ltalian.Pnjnph,English and German, warranted
to bo of the very best quality.
Pianos and all Musical Instruments repaired with dura*
Miitv. nwttn*** *t>d d«wT»atf*li.
1 - JUST RECEIVED, and now open for ex
:^ftrSM| aminaC-n and sale, the following new Pi
-1 u OlMr Fortes, viz:
l “1/ * One Rnsewood, richly carred, Grand Piano
Forte, 7 octaves fine, $BOO 00.
One sunerbly carved Rosewood square Piano, in the stylo
of Louis XIV, 7 octaves, $5OO 00.
One llbscwood carved. 7 octaves... ..$450 00
Ono do do G]4 do .. 420 00 ‘
On© .do plain 6j| do 350 Oo
Ono do do 6% do 350 00
One do do 0 do 290 00
One do do 6 do 290 00
AU the above at© from the celebrated manufactory of
CmcKXEiso A Sosa, Boston, Moss.
Also, received from the name foetory, a beautiful lot of
PIANO STOOLS, carved and plain rosewood, with hair cloth,
figured plush, and brocotello seats.
On hand, a large stock of Pianos from , other Boston and
New York makers, and for sale nt factory prices.
JOHN IL MELLOR, 81 Wood street.
A gent for Cliickcri ng’s Pianos, for Pittaborghand Western
Pennsylvania. . [dec2l
LATEST MUSIC.
HKLEBER HAS JOST RECEIVED—
• Sotrviaaß de Paeis Ecuorrisa, composed and dedl*
cated to Mr. Julius Leo,.by U. Klober. This piece is embel
lished with on elegantly colored vignette of the city of
Paris, showing theToiLLERiKS, the imperial residence of the
French Emperor; tho Church of Noras Baits, etc.—being
a reUablo and correct mop of the French Capital, as taken
by Mr. Lee, on his rodent visit there, and is of itself worth
the price charged for tho Music.
The Troubadour Polka—composed and dedicated to Miss
Romaino Lemoyno. of Washington, Pa., by H. Klober-
Fond Hearts at Homo; beautiful new Ballad, os sung by
Bucklcy’flSerenaders.
Most I Forsake Thee; German melody, with English and
German words.
Little Bongs for Little. Children—now.
Heavily Wears the Day—new.
- Thinking of Th'ee—hew Ballad.
r What shall I callThdo—tpcal duett.- .
Polkas—Zig-zag, City of Glasgow, Louis Napoleon, Hat
tie, Childrens’ Deffght, Unpresuming, etc., eIC4 and a gene
ral^selection of the most fashionable music of the day.
49* No. 20t THIRD street. oct24
Steamboats f Ahoyl
ncv, - Tnz subscribers tender their ncknow-fj|
for the favors bestowed upon
by their Steamboat friends, and r*«E|
would respectfully remind them and others interest- * 1 *
ed in building boats, that they ore at all times prepared to
furnish. on the most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Choirs of the best material amrwork-
mans hip.
jyiV63
XTJSW MUSIC ATUHE —The subaeribers have^opened at
X v No. 83 Fourth street, a choice collection of and
musical instruments, Italianand German Btrings, Pianos,
by M. Krard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by M. Eulet>
Frankfort, A. M 4 Clarionets, do.. All kinds of brass instru
ments from tho best French manufactories, aU of whlth we
offer to the pubilo .on more - liberal torms, feeling confident
that we can render entire satisfaction.
H. SCHROEDER A CO., No. 83 Fourth st.
H Schroeder and G. Anton will give instructions on the
piano, violin and guitar. 60p23 '
Valuable Rare Garden Seeds, &io.
CONSISTING in part of the celebrated Stowel or Ever
green Sugar Com, Old Colony Sugar Corn* Wrinkled
Sugar Peas of various Improved varieties, Blue Imperial;
Blue Prussian and Marrowfats do, Beans, Onions,- Itadtph,
Parsnip, Cucumber and Mellons of the finest and most ap-'
proved sorts, Field Carrots, Turnips and Sugar Beets for'the
dairyman and farmers. A rich collection of fiower seeds;
Lawn Grass Bcod, and a full and complete assortment of
Garden andFanningimplementaof tho latest improvements.
Monthly Vabenas, Roses, Heliterops, and fine blooming
plants for the yard, Garden or Lawns, by the dozen or 100
at low rates. . •
Orders from Merchants. Dealers or others filled promptly ,
on liberal terms, from the Seed and Horticultural ware
house, 49 Fifth street, by {apr27] JAMES WARBROP.
QUNDRIES —Cigars, pipes, pipe beads, spices, chocolate,
O brooms, bucketay-tubs, bed cords, twine, ropes, cotton
batting, carpet chain, rags, hemp and cotton, brushes, ex
tract of coffee, blacking, saleratus, white opd red lead, mad
der, copperas, alum, indigo, logwoods camwood, powder,
shot, lead, wash-boards, starch,' corks, demijohns, jugs, tar,
cheese, dairy salt, Bardlnes, alcohol, turpentine, snuff; cut.
and d ry tobacco, Ac., in store and'ibr sale.by
MILLER A RICKKTSON, •
dec22 : 221 and 223 Liberty gt,
HOT CORN I HOT CORN 1 \ HOT CORN 11 1—Hot Corn:
Life Scenes in New. York Illustrated— including tho
Story of Little Koty, Madalina the rag-pickeris daughter,
Wjld Maggie, Ac. With original doslgns, engrAvcd by N.
Orr. By Solon Robinson. . -
“ Bid that welcome
Which comes to punish us.”
“A beggar’s book outworth’s a noble’s blood.”
Of every inordinate cup beware;
Or drink, and with it misery share.”
For salo by B. T. 0. MORGAN,
_decJo 104 Wood street.
rpoHACCO-200 boxes and half boxes 6’a, B’s, R> and 1
X 5b Lump; Diadem Twist, Diamond. Twist, Six Twist,
Plug, Russell A Robinson’s, Grant’s. Anderson’s, Thomas’,
Jones* extra,; Moylart A Gentry’s Tobacco, in store and for
sale by [dec22| MILLER A IIICKKTBON.
HOT CORN 1 HOT COKNM —Another supply just re
ceived and for sale by B V T; 0. MORGAN,
dec24 < 104 Wood street
r'UTT WARRANTS—S6OO WANTED by
\J oct2o AUSTIN LOOMIS, No. 92 Fourth st
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY,
BUSINESS CARDS.
[odes co.,
BS & COOTECIIOKEES,
’rnsDuaon, Pa., , ,
•eceivlng the follow log Qotxls,
lowest market rates
20 boxes Moccaronl;
20 44 Vermicella;
BO « Farina; *
60 ,f W. Rock Candy;
25 “ A No. 1 do
.10 • “ Red do •
. 16 u Capers;.
16 “ Olives;
. 75 ** Cano Drops;
100 “ Lozeoges; •
50 “ Jujube Paste;
60 dot assorted Pickles;
30 “ **. Fvefierves:
100 “ Pepper Sauce;
10 cases Sardines;
5 “ u hfi. bxs.
2 « « do
200 bags Brazil Sugar;
40 bbls S. C. Sugar : ’
25 a Lovering’s Sugar;
" 10 cases Liquorice;
25 boxes Kef’d do
20,000,PrindpB Cigars;
|lO,OOO Havana do
[15,000 Regalia do
[ 2.600 Half Spanish Cigars; •
60 gr. Mrs. Miller’s- F.Cut -
I . 60 gross Anderson’s do
PIANO FORTES.
OHICKERING’H PIANOS.
T. B. YOUNG A 00 M
Corner Third and Smitbfield streets,' ■
oppoglto Hotel.”
• 1 ! <, : j v '« \
, V .w * \*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
T__ . Property fop Sole.
JIB snWcrfber offers for stile, on very reasonable terms,
following property, vis; *
AThreo Story Brick Dwelling Homo, No. 110 Penn street,
between Hay street and Evans’ alloy; and Lot 26 feet front!
extending baojt 112 fret to an alley. The House Is one of the
mos ! ; S?easijat;^lghl>o>_
Hvo late—embradng corners of Front and Ferry streote;
one oundrod and five/feet front on Ferry and sixty fret on
Front street, with a good throe story Brick Building on the
comer, a two story Frame on Front st, and two Brick Bnild-
Ings, mod as ehopß, on Feny st. '. -.
_ Alxt,3l fret front by. 80 > feet deep, cn Front,between
Marketond.Fenystreote. - . •. “
A Lot, with very convenient Frame Dwelling; LotSQfcet
by 90, fronting onCongress and Elm st*.
A House and I«t, on Wylia street, near the new Court
House. The house is well arranged and in good order, and
Is now occupied as a hotel.
i ■ A Three Story Brfck,oa Bmithfleld street, near Seventh
being in an excellent business location. The Lot is 20 by 80
feet.deep, fronting onjhnithfield st.
A Cottage Frame and Lot, 28 by 120 foot, fronting on Anne
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This is a very doelra
ble and pleasant location for a residence; .
Nino Lots in the *own of M’Keespoxt, each CO feet by 160.
Several of these are on the Main street .
Eleven Acres in Llmetows, on tho Monongohela River, on
which there are 4 homes; there are some 6 or 7 acres of ex
cellent stone cool, and abundonco of Umostone, convenient
to tho loading; end two ooal pits opon.
Ninety .Lots in the town of Columbia, CO fret by ICO each,
nearly all level, and well located. The tenant of each Lot
has tho privilego of using whatever stone coal he may re*
quire for his own use, from a pit near the Locks- Columbia
is a pleasant situation on the bank of tho Monongohela riv<
er, a short distance below Look No. 3. in the midst of an ex*
tensive stone coal region, and would be a desirable point for
.manufacturingestablishments.
Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Coal,with House.
Railroad, Ac. This property ha* a front of 110 rods on tho
Monongohela riverf an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation- for railroad—with enough level ground at one
polntfar houses and gardens, or locations for manufectories.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses, to -be mod in haul
ing out the coal—the quality of which* for iron work, steam,
gas, or fot any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by any in the
oountry. .•
In my absence, my agent, James Blakely, Esq, will give
all necessary Information, and be authorized to rive warran
tee deeds for any property sold. JAMES MAY,
, my2S No. 110 P*mn rtr**t
FORTY-ONE DBILDIKU f.OTB
' • A!*D '
Two Largo Bnck Dwelling Houaes for Sale.
* I iHK subscribernow offers the following desirable proper*
X ty for sale, situate in tho Seventh Ward, and but ten
minutes walk from the Court House.
ONE LARGE BRICE HOUSE, with nine apartments,
situated on tho comer of Colwell and Miller streets. - Also,
ONE LARGE TWO BTOBY BRICE' HOUSE, with eight
apartments, situated on heed street.' Eight Building Lots
on. Colwell street; ten Building Lots on Reed street;
twenty-three Building Lots on Miller Street. This property
Is very conveniently sitaat&L and will be very desirable
for private residences. ; ;
The above property, if not sold previous to the middle of
Myr, 1864, will bO put up at PubUo Auction. ' ’
Txxvs:—Onod>fth cash;.the balance in ten years, with
annual payments. For further particulars, enquire of the
subscriber. • JACOB TOSIER, *;
sepl3igm] Corner Colwell and Miller sbo, 7th Ward.
. For 4sle,
A If* 1 . 0 ? OBOTOB In Hogg I ,rian of Lotsin th, Third
JX. Ward of the City of Pltteburgh, near High rtreat, and
being 23 feet front on Pennsylvania Avenue, and running
back 117 feet The property will be sold, clear of all incum
brance, except on annual ground rent of one hundred and
sixty-flvedollarSj to which lUs now subject. On the proper
ty are seven good TENEMENTS—five brick and twofrome
—ail two stones high, and renting for about five hundred
dollars annually.
• Price, $1200; $6OO cash, and SSGO ia£ months—by good
paper.. c ; WM. CLFREEND,
jelfrtf < , Attorney at Law, No. 12ft Fourth street.
COAL LAND FORSAL£i—2&icre» of Land, withavein
of Coal 4J4 feet thick, with a lower Tein of 2 feet; only
18 Inches between the two. : The Land is & good soil, and 10
Acre* in cultivation. A good Dwelling Houm, Fruit Trees,
good water and timber. Tho Lnnd is suitable for Garden
tng purposes; situste about 4 miles.from the city; a short
distance from the Brownsville Blank Road. -
_ For Sale- . •
T WILL SELL my unezpired lease {fodrtecn years) of a
X Lot, sitaate on O'Hara street and Spring nL’ny, In the
Filth Ward—4o ft fronting on O'Hara sired, and running
back 100 ft, on Spring alloy, on .which is erected a Tour
storied Brick House, 40 ft equate,.with a frame, two stories,
00 ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
branch of manufacturing business./Being engaged in man
ufacturing in the country, I offer the abOTo for . salo. In*
quire at No. 425 Liberty street.
~... EDWARD,FABER.
—Tan Acica Tor 6aie
THE subscriber offers fcit sale. Ten Acres of Land, near
the nmiucucts of ilev. Dr.C&nipLuU, in Manchester, all
of which is In the hi-brtt stale of cultivation. Near COO
bearing apple, peach, plum and pear trees, ail of which are
grafted fruit, are on the lot; also, about three acres of vine
yards of the be>t quality of'grapes; the other improve--
menU are two Dwelling Houses and out-houses; one of the
dwellings U new, not havjog been yet occupied. The pros,
pcct from this plan) is among the most extensive and beau*
llfuiia the country. It is abundantly supplied with.fine 1
never-falling springs. Apply to Mr- Craft, on the premises,'
«to JAMES BLAKELY,
■Estate Olfico, cor. Seventh and Smithfield ste.
£9* An. extenrivo variety of Grape Vines for sale. Ap
ply as above. declO
THE subscriber offer* at private saV a SMALL FARM,
containing SIXTY ACRES, rituatedin Franklin town
ship, Allegheny couuty; with nbont flßyuctvHclco'ed and
In a good *Uto of culijrattoo; a good young Orchard, of
the best kiml of fruit, a good Log Ifousa and Kitchen, and
a Log Barn; about ten miles from Pittsburgh, and about
four miles from PurrycrlUu;
For farther particular, enquire of WILLIAM GRAHAM:
In Sewickleyvllle, or to the subscriber, on tho premises,
thrift Ut?mi NRELY.
Fifth Street Property For Sale.
AY ALUAULK. LOT. OF GROUND, IS feet front by 120
deep, shuatud on Fifth street, nuarly opposite tho new
Po*t Office and Chftom House. The situation of this lot
makes It ono of the most desirable business locations in the
city.;
Term*: one-third cash,and balance intwoyear*; or one
third cash and on improved farm of bottom land for garden
ing purposes. Apply to JOHN. 8. KENEDY,
decB:lm Watch Makur. Fifth street ‘
THE owner intends leaving the city, and will sell, on
reasonable terms, a good TWO STORY BIUCK HOUSE,
of three rooms, store-room, finished attic, and good cellar,
wiib Lotof 17 feeffront by 85 deep; situate cn. Third st
This is a gcxff location for a baker, there belngalargoovea
in the cellar, which costs So. Price and terms made known
at tho Real Estate Offire of 8. COTHBERT & SON,
l4O Third street..
YALUABLE CITY- EROPKRTY FOR SALE, consisting
of two Threo Story Brick Houses on Penn street; also,
three Dwelling Houses in the rear. The Lot is 48 ft. front
bylOO d&ep. The Houses on Penn street aw excellent
business stand*. For price and terms, call at tho Real Es
tate Office of fi. CCTHBEBT & SON,
declO - •: . * 140 Third street.'.;
PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE,situated on Mount
Washington, within twenty minutes walk of.the city.
The Lot is. 100 Teot front-by 205 .deep on ,a lO fcet qlley.
Tho house is new, just finished r having six rooms and o
cellar... Price $l2OO. Terms $4OO in hand; balance at $2OO
a year- - S. CUTHBERT A -
dwio . . . . 140 Third street '
A BIRSIINGHAM GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.—A
t\. bargain can bo had of it, if called for soon. It ig one
of the best on that ride of the river, doing a fine cosh busi
ness. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
' ‘ 45 Market strict
JeneyWagon.
A GOOD SPRING WAGoN, with shaft* and yiole, suitable
for one or two horses, will be sold cheap by :. j■ -
: JAMES JJcMASrERS,
. jalo : Eagle Llyary. Stable, Seventh at. r •
For: Sale?
A SMALL FARM, situate in Lower Bt. ClalrTownahlp,
about one mile from the Botoughof Birmingham^con
taining SIXTY AGUES, moreorless. It is all cleared and
under For further particulars, apply to
;; jaSLtf. ; >y, SY*MME3, Blrmiogham.
ENTERFRI BE WOSKS.
HO, 136 WOOD STBXCT. TXinrn UOOABELOW VIEaCf ALLEY.
’ ; : • v BO5VX z d TBTLSr. ‘ -
'' jiGtiMfiikr," tfciiwT'fl- IMPORTERS and ratanfoctureTS of
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
'WS?: ;: - . INSTRUMENTS, RIFLEB, Ac, We
■ ' , keep a generalassortmentof theabove
■ / ’ ; arUcles constantly oh. Jrnnd; together
with a general variety of Fancy llardware. Also,Guns, Pis
tols and Bevolvert, FlaskAlloms, Shot Belts, Oaps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers* Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ae>—
Also. Trusses and Supporters. .
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. '.
RIFLES!—We ore making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the bestmeteri&L and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will bd fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices.: •' - . myl6
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY BOOKS, at DAVISON’S
BOOK STORE, 65 MARKET street, near Fourth.—The
subscriber having now: opened.his Holiday Books, would
Invito attention to his large assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS sultablo to. .the season.' Tho assortment'ln
riu'dea Children’s Book* for all ages and purees; English
classics, inaplendld cabinet bindingr the most elegant edl
tions of.pocket, family and pulpit Bibles; superbly illus
trated English works; and Prayer,Books and Bibles in vel
vet, with gold and ‘silver ornament*. That he may have
the pleasure ofrgiving greater satisfaction to friends, and
customers, he solicits early calls.
JOHN S. DAVISON,...
dcol2 • , . 65 Market, near Fourth Street- -
Take Notlcc.
I HAVE placed my Books, end :Accountsi& the hands of
Jamis G. for. settlement, and I earnestly
hope that all who ore indebted for subscriptionsto the Drily
and Weekly Post, or. for Advertising and Job Printing, win
pay up as speedily, as possible. Mr. Richey is also author
ized to settle the accounts of the firm of Haefzk
. and Habpbb & PmuiPsT, . - I 4 HARPER,
„ „ . JOHN LAYTON. .
_N. B.—Mr. Richey will befound at tho offico of the Post,
where the Books still remain. " ' fja2
J.. cr , 0 Selling Off to Remove. .
AMES ROBB, No, 169 Mabket Stbset, Pittsburgh, will
»n?£^ s '* rcscnt lar S° stock or BOOTS, SHOES, and
noBBLRB,ar vtry\low prices, until the 10th of February,
1854, whon be hopes to remove' to his Nxw Sxoxx,No: 89
Market street, which he intends filling, with an ;ontitely
new stock. Tho publio are respectfully Invited to call and
-SXOAMDLES3^ m SoST:’ * har B a " u
lot) Maikot^Blrmt, hftweon
Fifth street and Liberty. [ Ja2;tf
• William Carr & Co.•
• (Wii. Cabs lato of tho firm of J. PAnxea & Co.’l
GROGERS and Dealers in Foreign Wines
Y T andßrandie*,old Monongahela&nd Rectified Whis
key, No. 329 .Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Eft. -■■■ ■■ .■ jafcy;..
ALL KINDS OF GOLD, SILVER AND BANK NOTES
bought, sold and exchanged by
0c291 A. WILKINS A CO., Bankers,
United States Bank Building, No. 71 Fourth st, Pittsburgh.
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FEBRUARY 6, 1854.
S. CUTHBBUT A SON,
General Commi*rion l4O Third *t
FARM FOR SALE.
NEW YORK.
To Druggists & Merchants thr ou ghou ttkollui on.
». B. JI’CuLIoUGH,
MAHUFACTUBEIt AND DEAIEII IN
; PAINTS, OILS, 4;c.,
vNo, 141 Ilalden Lant) NUW YOKIv,
ESPECIFULL y barites the attrition of Druggists and
Xv Merchants throughout tho Union to his large and cx
: tension assortment of PAINTS, OILS, Ac., of tho BEST and
PURESIh QUALITIES,' which he offers for aaio on very
moderate'terms, both tooash andciose-timebnycrai Below,
are enumerated some, of the leading articles: .
WHITE LEAD, in oil, in hogs of 25 to 500 lbs. .
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCHRE; YEN. RED. in oil.
PATENT DRYER, SPANISH BIIOWN, TETIiA BIS SI
ENNA, in oil., *
UMBER. CIIBOME, IMPERIAL, AND ARSENICAL
GREENS, in oil.
PRUSSIAN BLUE,CHROME YELLOW and VERDIGRIS,
dry and in oil. .
■ VARNISHES of all kinds.
RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHITING
CHALK, LAMPBLACK/
AM. and ENGLISH VEN. RED, CHROME RED and YEL-,
LOW, dry and in oil
INDIA RED, RED LEAD and LITHARGE, ary.
BTONE, TRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE, dry. -
CHROME, PARI3ondBRUNSWICK GREEN, dry and in
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS. '
■ Druggists and others in want of any of the arxive mention
ed artldee, will find it to their interests to call, as our-faclli
uea for m on nfacfaring und purchasing, and our experience
in the business,give us advantages in,selling over most of
thosointbcsamcline. :• D. B. M’CULLOUGH,
tny2l.gm 141 Malden luineeNcw York.
P APB R WA B BB'OD S B .
. Cyraa W. Field & Co., .
/COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 11 Cliff atroet, New
\J York, are SOLE AGENTS in tho United States for .
-: Muspratt’s Superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated "Writing Papers. ' •
Russel] Mills Superior , - . <4 ;
- Genessee Mills Superior Printing ! «
Rawlins'4 Sons’English Tissue «
: . , First quaUty French Ulhramarihe.
Th«y are also Agents for the Principal Taper Manufoctu
rersin thiAcountry, and offer for sale. by. far, the moat ex?
teurire ana desirable stoek of Paper aid Paper Manufactu
rers* materials-that can be. found in this cr any other
country.
* he bURo and commodious Warehouses,.No.
11 Clur street, No. 68 Cliff street, No. 184 Christopher street,
ehdths Lills arer the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9 CJifl street,
Their business Is strictly Wholessle, and Writing Tabers
are sold by tho Cose only. ' ■ -
Tbeto. extraordinary faculties enable them to offer all
Goods, both. Foreign find:Domestic, at the lowest possible
prices.
Paper-made to order, any elze or weight. 1 Liberal adraui
ces made on consignments of Paper, Paper Makers* Stock
and other merchandise. • •. ; . -*.
highest market-price paid in.OASH for ail kinds of
K°g» : ; ' . ' nrnri»:l3ra
Bradbury's Piano aad Uelodeon Warerooms,
NO: 433 BROADVTATy 'JNEW TORJL
T^ROiL enlarging my Warerooms, I Am enabled to keep s
JC; much greater OMorimeßtof Instruments than hereto*
fore. All Pianos’ furnished are of an elastic touch, and of an
even quality) and/efeep, full, rich anil purely cocuZ.tcme,
qualities roast desirable. Inasmuch as the voice will asalAm
-late to the tone pf tbelnstrument. All mylnstrumentsore
fully warranted, a guarantee accompahicffevery bill of sale;
and are sold as low os can be purchased elsewhere. Second
hand Pianos at all prices. • •
A Ntvi iht>eniwn.-rTh6 Organ Melodeon, with two
Bank* of Key** the only thing of theklndin the country,
having two tlopt, eoujitcr, swell draw stops, Aova sweet and
powerful Insmiment, proneanced by Organists to besupo*'
riot for churches or Organ practice to the medium sired Or*
guns, price $2OO. Also, the Common Slelodeon, of ailstvlas
and prices. Being the excluslvo Agent for these Instru
ments/ord ere are solicited. - The usual discount made to the
trade; and 10. per cent, to clergymen pnrebaping: for. their
own use. E. G.. BRADBURY,
marl&ly
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
CITY CABINET WAREHOVSK,
Xf». X 73 CUESTNITT STBEST, . ‘
(Oppoarn-Istupkcdzxcb HVix,)
: :' •'■ •. Philadelphia*
FUSNITUBB, IN E7EBY STYLE! <
Comprising frouisXlY, Louis XV, EUzabeihaii and Antique,
with Sculpture Carvingand modern style; ‘
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maplo;
ftU of superior construction, and finished in the
best sty le, equal to, if not excelling In qual
ity, the Goode of any .Establish
maul in the United States.
none but experienced workmen, (appren-
being positively excluded,land urine the best mt'
t«rials, the work c&nnot fall to giref satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst the" many advantages offered to pur
chasers, l# the facility of Furnishing a llouse, either in » le
gant or plain etyle, completely from one establishment; by.
which' means all the articles in each room correspond/in
.style and quality, and the immense stock always on hand,
beiog so various in design, enables purchasers.to please
their taste in a selection, without'tho delay necessarily
caused la ordering Furniture. - .
* Togircan idea of the finished FumUure oo hand,lnc<?d
only inform you that my Booms are 175 feot long, by 27 fret
wide, four floors in number; with Shops comiguoua, sufil
dent to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work fa all done under my own immediate inspection. •
A&’Tbe Packing is all doba in the Store; and Furniture
warranted to cany safely any distance. Visiters to Phila
ddpbla ate respectfully invited, hs purehasorsor otherwise,
to call and examine tho Goods. • an2s:ly
-BALTIMORE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ”-1
jss* . SILVER WARE, Bronzes, Clocks, Papier Macho
reSgk Goods, Rosewood Dressing Cases, Writing Desks,
Elegant Vans, Opera‘Glasses, Cuttlery. : f!no-Oil
pm* Paintings, Dresden China, undersigned
beg particularly to invite the visits of citizens and strangers,
whetheras purchasers or connoisseurs, tp their magniticent
stock, believing it to exceed in'extent, variety and richness
any other in this country. They ftwiUmre, the advantage of
personally selecting good 9 at tho different factories in Europe,
and their own mauufrctorics of Jewelry, Silver Wore, AcZ
here, enable them to offer inducements in prices and quali
ties, and prices, considering qualities, such as cannot be of
feredby any other house in the.trade. :. •
Delicate goods so carefully packed, as to go safely any dig.
tance, and by almostany conveyance.
Wholesale and retail. - ;
■ CANEEELD, BROTHER & 00.
229 Baltimore street, corner of Charles,
Baltimore..
: GZSOXtGR STUHGEs,
, • • SOIB MAKUFACTOREa OP THE IMPaoVKD
SPIBAIi S?B1»6 UAPTBKSS
S. I V. Cor. Baltimore and Frederick etrecte, Bal
timore, and No. 92 Walnut el., Philadelphia.
FIVE SILVER MEDALS AWARDED, VIZ
. ) AjiEBiCASISimTUT£, New-Ydrk; ■
By VFnANKiu? Institute, Philadelphia; ■
1 Mabtlaxd IssriTVTti Baltimore.
JTIHE peculiar improvement in the. construction of-this
JL Mattress is, that all the clumrey and henry wooden
frame-work is entirely dispensed with, and its place gup
piled by .a lighter and much more durablo frame; The
springs ure nil connected by harness leafchor hinges, secure*
ly riretted, rendering it-impossible for a single spring to
fall down or get but of place; and making a Bed so elastic
that any.part may bo raised or bent up, and is thus admiftP
bly fitted to the .grants of the sick or.asthmetlc, -who may re
quire a sitting posture. It hasalltha luxurious softness of
tho best feather bed,-with the lightness and faollity of hand*
ling of the common hair mattress.
; These improved Spring Beds are Invariably , made of the
best materials, and will last many years without repairs.
' Persons having Hair Mattresses can have them altered in
to Bpringßods. : - ■ /:
- These .Beds are well adapted for Hotels, befths of Ships,
.Steamboats and Hospitals/' • . .
ALSO, an extensive assortment of highly ornamented, (in
enamel.) and plain finished CASTJERON FURNITURE, com
sisting in part of Bedsteads, Hat and Ooat Racks, Cane and
Umbrella Stands; Centre, Pier and Side Tables with marble
tops, Garden Chairs, Settees; etc/
Animals, snch as'Lions, limbs, Bogs, etc., in iron, as
, well as tho modelsin Wood, furnished at short notice,
doclfily ,
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEPH WOGRIDGE, •
: COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No'.- 33. COMMEttCUt, BELOW PlSB : SraEE9’/
St* Louis, Mo..
CONSIGNMENTS and Commissions will ir.eetvri tli prompt
and personal, attention, and libual-odeunc-a -will be
given when required, on Consignments or- Bills of. Lading,
in ?iand. • '•*
: Orderafortho purchase of Lcad,Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving, and Forwarding of. Merchandize and Pro~
duee will meet with ©special care and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Drayagoas much,a.i poaalble avoided. :
: ... • aarsaxscEa: -
Page & Bacon, Bt. Louis; Bills & Morton, Cincinnati:
Charless, Blow A Co., do; ’Strader A Gorman, ‘ do;
Chouteau A Voile, . - do; Hosea’A Frazer,- *do;
Doan, King A Co., do; - Springer A Whiteman, do;
J.W.BntlorAßro.jPittsbh; E.O.flooodman&Co- de;
D. Leech & Co.,- dp; E.AC. YornallACo.,Phllodfl;
Wm. Holmes A Co., do; Morgan, J.M.Buck AMotean:
Blow A March. Now York.- B. B..Comegya, •. «• . do;
Rost A Forrest, . do; : Shields A Miller, y - do;
- do; JosiahLec A Co., Baltimore.
A.G.FarwellAOo.;Boston; Abraham J. Col©, • do*
Howard,Son&Co., do; .. W/B.Reynolds, . Louisville;
• H. B. Newcomb & Bro., do:
TyC.Twichell A Co.,Commission Merchants, New. Orleans.
; fiSUI have an open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter per
mail, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, of at Hie
time of shipment. . ; ; JOSEPH MOGRIDGE, •
. : ’ftugfi- ■ ' i ' ‘ . Bt. Louis, Missouri..
Seymour’s Gal vanlc hupporter.
THIS APPARATUS possesses all the mechanical advan
tages of the Abdominal. Supporter now in use, and also
some valuable advantages .over them, besides the galvanic
.attachment.: * 1
• The following recommendation is from the editor of the
New Hampshire. Journal of-Medicine: “The general form
and construction of these instruments has been -before
stated in this Journal. The Editor has been using them In
his practice for the last three months, and does hot hesltato
to recommend them to. physicians.” . ;
For sole by U. A. .PAIINESTGCK A CO.,
Ja2B ■ ■ Corner 6f First and Wood sts., Pittsburgh.
PAPER! PAPER! 1 PAPERj! 1—
60 teams Printing-Paper, 24x37; *'
6 do .do - - do - 22x32;
27 do Envelope do 24x37;
Also, crown, med., double crown, double medium, straw,
tea, and other papers, in largo quantities. For sale by
ja23 , B. T. 0. MORGAN, 108 Wood st.
THE PARTNERSHIP which existed between the under*
signed and Hsbbt Stjwple, under tho firm of HENRY
BTIMPLK A CO., iadissolved, and the undersigned-alone
are authorized to transact and soldo up the business of the'
late firm. • [jalB:tf] PATRICKS A •
BIRD CAUKfc*—Plain, Fancy and Breeding Cages, ol va
rious sizes and patterns. Rice from $1 to £s—from
tho Seed and Horticultural Warehouse, Fifth street.
j 027 JAMES WARBROP.
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Notice.
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DAILY MORNING LOST. MISCELLANEOUS.-
MONDAY MORNING:
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
On the Bth nit. a meeting of bankers and mo
neyed men took place in Paris,-M. Kamigswater
in the chair. "It was decided at the meeting that'
a memorial should be at onco drawn up, and pre
sented to the Emperor, praying him to take into
consideration the great pecuniary interests en
gaged in commercial and industrial undertakings
in France and throughout Europe, and not to
allow himself to be lightly.engaged in the diffi
culties of a distant war. The Emperor, it is
saidi replied to the persons who presented this
memorial, that, undoubtedly material interests
posssessod incontestiblo importance in his eyes,
but that he could nover place them above moral
interests, and that a question of honor and na
tional-dignity, must always weigh with him much
more heavily in the scale than any mere question
of money.
It is said that the British government intends
to raise the number of seamen and marines for
1854-65, to 63,000 men, which is an increase of
8,000 on the number voted last year, and 18,000
since 1852. The ministerial journal, aftergiving
this on dif,proceeds to showin detail tho strength
of the British Bteara fleet. It appears that there
are in; tho navy 28 screw steamers, eleven of
which ore - line of battle ships, carrying 1,647-
guns, and of 10,340 horse-power; that, omitting
vessels of an inferior class, there are nice pow
erful paddle-wheol steamers, carrying 169 guns,
and of 4,730 horse power; whilst there are now
building, nnd will probably be afloat in a rev?
months, 13 sorew-steamers, carrying 1,050 guns.
All these, of course, in addition to the sailing
-fleet of Great Britain, amounting to above 600
vessels of ail denominations:
It is stated that the young King of Portugal
is about to marry his- Coburg-coosin, tho Prin
cess Charlotte of Belgium. Lisbon is perfectly
quiet, and ir likely to be as long as the British
squadron remains in the Tagus.
'ln a lecture ori Chinn, delivered;-at Bolton,
England, Dr. Bowring said it had been calcula
ted, that' if all tho bricks, stones and masonry,
of Great Britain were gathered together, they
wonld ; not furnish material enough for-a work
such as the Wall of China ; and that all the
buildings in .London, put together, would- not
have made all the towers and turrets which adorn
-it.. -■
- The theatre, of war is approaching neirer an 1
nearer to tho Austrian; frontier.-, The Bussioris
already ; occupy Graja, a village scarcely four
leagues from the Austrian territory. The troops
station ed in that vicinity, came down from the
northern part of Lesser Wallacbia. Omer Pa
cha’s camp is at Bastchuk; but ho visits Widdin
every four or .five days.— lf. i r . Foil.
■ Thero are besides, other considerationawhich
are likely to influence Nicholas in a calculation
of the chances,which a perseveranceinhis pre
sent course : may bring about Apparently cor
dial as in the concert, and compact the union of,
the - powers that are arrayed against him, he
knows well that the contingencies of war and'the
diversity of. interests that oaiat amongst those
opposed, to to him, would soon afford him an op
portunity of sowing the seeds of dissention
amongst them.. It wonld require bat a series of
decisive military successes upon his part to de
tach Austria and Prussia from the ranks of his
, enemies, and to convert the neutrality of Den.
mark and Sweden into active co-operation. His
present isolation is more apparent than real, for
the sympathies of the courts and aristocratic
classes of Germany are unquestionably; ranged,
on his side. They are only held in check by
the revolutionary elements which are seething
and foaming like latent volcanoes, under their
feet,, and which any more aetivo demonstra
tion in-hiefavor would instantly call Into explo
sion.: - * ;
Eveiy indication in the political horizon, there
fore, seems to portend the certainty of the storm
that is _ about to burst upon the world. The
concessions;:of helpless weakness' to Arrogant
strength,; the arguments of reason and modera
tion, and the universal condemnation of civilized
nationsihave ailYaitod to .make themselves heard. -
The Bword mnst now decide not only the imme
diate points at issue, but those more momentous
questions the sottlement.of which the apprehen
sions of the timid and the jealous - watchfulness
of the combined despots of Europe have so long
adjourned. It seems as if the rights and liber
ties of the human race can never bo secured
except at the expense of tears and blood: : Woe,
then be to those who exact so fearful a price for
them.—A' Y.Uerald.
' The following is from the London correspon
dent of the N. Y. Herald: * -
The.intelligence which I sent to you in my let
ter of Tuesday last, that the combined fleet had
entered! the BJack Sea, is folly confirmed. Thq
movement of the combined fleet commenced, on
tho 30th December. On that day four French
and four English men-of war weighed anchor at
Bsicos, and, entering the Enxine, cast anchor at
both.aides of the Cyanean rocks, .on the sooth
west coast of the Black Sea,! between theßos •
phorus and Varna. The remainder of the fleet,
with the exception of those vessels that will re
main stationed near Constantinople, followed on
the 2d inst.. They were accompanied by a-por* .
tion of tho Turkish squadron. This great though.
tardy fact is the absorbing topic of the day. The
reply ofthe Emperor of Kuesia to tho lost, (it
is to be hoped.the .very .last appearance of the
famous ultimatum, ob the-playbills Bay,of a re*
.nowned actor,) has not yet .been received. Of
conrse the answer wilh be in a negative. We
learn, meantime, by telegraph from Odessa; that
all Bussing men-of-war are to assemble at Sebas
topol, England and. France are doing the part
of policemen on the Black Sea. The tine qua
non,, however, is to be - the- evacuation of tho
Principalities. Omer.-Paoba is, meantime, -re
ported, on authority tho very .best, to have cross
ed the Danube near Widdin, and to have attack
ed the entrenchments of Russians, which ho took
by storm,, killing some" three thousand Bußsians.'
Great joy prevaQetlat Cohstantinsple on the re
ceipt of this nows., You will -find, telegraphic
despatches in the second editions of the London
papers of .this day, from different sources, yet
all agreeing as to the fact that a great victory
bas been gained by the Turks. At the eametimtK
we learn that the Sultan-, has issued orders for
hostilities,to be oarried on iaEurojio and in Asia
with renewed vigor. It is stated that'the Turks
purpose lauding on the Crimea; If this proves
true;!*'would,indicate nothing: less than that Se
bastopol is to be attacked by land aid sea., .
; Fifteen thousand .Turks have been sent to-
Batohm, and Sobamylhas reoeived stores, am
munition, &c. - -
■ How a'general Euronean war is to-be avoided
I cannot see. . Austria, is in a nervous state ; sbe
longs to help Russia, bat dare not. Neither
Russia nor Austria ever dreamed that .England
and France would hold as well together.
Numerous political refugees are hastening to
Constantinople. Lord Dudley Stuart has gone
to Schumla. , , ,
The Prince.of Canino,.Charles Luoien Bona
parte, has sold all hie possessions in Borne and
Ronoiglions, to the banker Alessadri Torionia,
for 460,000 and one scudi. The prince, who is
well known as a man of. exalted political opin
ions, has stipulated in the contract that the one
scudi should indicate the value of "his title as
Ppince-.de Canino, which ho now sells, together
with his estates.
■The Centbai Rootetotue Pacific.—De
spatches received from Capt. Gunnison, of dates
but little anterior: to. the .time of his murder,
place beyond doubt the practicability of the
route surveyed by him as far ob the valley of the
great Salt Lake. At the Bamo time the last ar
rival from California confirms the; statement
heretofore published by us/ that,.a!good route
had been explored through the Sierra Nevada
and the Great Basin, in such a direction as to
meet tho Central surveyed by Gunnison;
Bomewhere near - the Great Colorado. We may
now regard-it as settled'that the direotline from'
St. Louib, through Kansas to San Francisco, de
viating bnt little at any point from the parallel
■of thirty-eight north latitude, is entirely practi
cable for tho great continental highway of na
tions. ■
HeavyDaiiaues. —Mrs. Landreanx, a widow
lady of New Orleans, has recovered -for--herself
and children $20,000 damages from tho New Or
leans and Carrollton Bailrood Company, for the
death Dfher kusband; Dr. Landreanx; caused-by-,
a collision between a horse enr and a locomotive
attached to a passenger car. She laid her dam
ages at $60,000.
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IjOLL BCTTKH—2S barrels for nale by • j,
4* J*27 ' ” r SMITIi & SINCLAIR.
If E(i BUTTiiii—4o kegs for sale by - ■ •■•> ■~-
♦gkJg; - 'SMITH & aiKOLAIIL
S-WVEB. SEKIk-a tirmekcfis Oltfbfii ?A St
V' Ja27 - ■■■■»■ SMITH * SINCLAIR. .
ttIED PJiAOIJ.Kj}-—2u cacksfor 6ftlo by v - *■> »*■ • •
- ibZI BMITU & SINCLAIR...v
;Tpffl4PftliMU sacks for sal* hr
ja27 SMITH & SINCLAIR,
BEANS— 20 bbljt choice *Wte Bean ,f„ P! J g v_-
* SMITg A SINCLAIR.
O. SCQAi^ —15 hhdF, n«ff,for FtihVfcy - •
» j a27 aMITII k SteCLAlftl
OI^ASaJBS—-&o.barrels forealo by • . >. •:
; SMITH & BINOI.ATO
NO. SUQiJI—CQ Jihds .primg old and new cro&llffou
• ■*7 - - . fja24] - BMITH & BIK&AIiL
bbls, nflw crop, ibr salt) by 1: V - • •
• ■i* 2 * : smith ai piyciiAig. • ni
Bwnm— 3a bbls.JioH BulterT : : : —;
_.. : '"' '4O tegs Solid do; f tiralety v
SMITH & SINCLAIR.
I .IUIID APFUS3— IB birrelo;
-Lr 40Rack3;, far Falo by
-V s * ■ ■ SMITH * BINCIiAIB.-'
B W - E ?i racks choice, halves tter sale
-j 034 ' SMITH .* SINCLAIR, *
AKJ>—4O kegmuo. 1/fot sale by ;
- - 3.MITH & SIKCIiAIB; ‘
foxicy.for sale by
4-* - Bmttii & Sinclair.
/iLOVISIS,SISED-10Q bfcafcelafor sale by :• “/;
V - . . smith & Sinclair,
BTOALLS—36O Its, Aleppo, In Blaroand fnrualabj
? : JPLEJUKG BROS, '?
Sncccssqra to J.KMd.*Co,
■ • ' 1 W Wood slrefit.
i> lODJJII-8 LNDKLIfcI.E IHK-1 gtos» in,tort ana! W
VEIUIILLION—CO Ibß ia-store and for sftle.br -
J.- ja2B v. v-' >LESIINOMmOS^~'
OH*—4o WlB,.pure, in spore *ua Toe Bale by.
-Fl/MSUNG BROS. v • >
Hl^ U^* NXIli, ' ii^suiblBi »" B tor6 by' " -
±jja2B .. .... _ PtEBIIKG BROS;*-
Na - !»in atonumd fnrjaUa by
_. " .-r- ' "- L 'V TOEMIKQDaO3.'
SOAP—SOlTosesJnstorafindfor salobs'
Ljg2B FLEMING-JJBOS* v
A JJ^TnßtOTe«ndformal®by
iL>. I™ ' 1 JTLEMING'BROS’. '
tierces bow Cotf Fikh, ftf gale by---.
J O2O - KIRirPATRICK it HKHRQNB-
►EAUC.JS—B tons, to arrive < for sals by ■■•".■
- ja23 -•- ■ KIBKPATRICK 4 HBBROKB.' f ;
T-AHiJ—4O kegs Ho; 1 Lard j
-Mot ' 4!!Ns <JO; for file Ijy'
iffi* a r kjrspatbick't nunnfTNß..,-
3DCTTIjd.-8 bb)B Roil liutto; .:r - ■;■■■ . ....... ... ~
-V„ '• JOiegspnckiMi do ; for bAId by''
■i»2s ; KIRKPATRICK A HERROXS.'- •
TT’JiUiX—a“oo buih-jb Dried i’e.ichej; -
;4t' 0 ' c ,i • ®0...■“ . ‘‘.- Apples; forsaloby ■
■j*- 4 ' '• ' KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
■W AU i PAPKI!3 ONLV—But of ovcfy posslblQ'TuxlQtm
m aud price; sola by WALTKB. r. MAB3HAH, f.
I" 2 ?. ■ . ■ 65 Wood gtn4t •
B' (or.eaje b» ■ : .
» j»20; - KIRKPATRXOS <fe HERRONS,: T.
T/S F i^, SCH - STyLEOP ‘■At'EßllAiraiNqs-For
BO4
fo 20 - • ’ V ; WALTER" P.' MARSHALL.
('! B Sn?-® 1^C£S '^ for ,e6tcra a* l celllogs; tat rale by
V jagg, . , WAXTEfc p7jlAflni<l.T. *
marbles; for sale by '•-
o j»2O j > j -.- - P-AiAgqir^-rj,
Ty AIN £COTIN a— In oak, oriiiiiabethian at; Jo; (or tale
f f by L fjaaij WiXTEiI p_ MA&mat.r.
■.IfA-NGPfflS,.of- velvet,
A vitli elegant cornice and; base' borders;
for Rale by WALTEII Pi MARSHALL, '
-*±r—i- :■ - - •-•’■■ • •'~ 85 Wood street
TMXX !* wALtpAPER--AH!stio designs in
* toltaflon of wood, stone, stucco and Italian fn*acoc3 -
for sale by i rja!2) WALTER V
( "elected assortment, as.
V Prf r??KO E fro “ tulE-X wits per roll; fcrualo. .
7 LJslg) WAI/EBK g. MAB3gAI,ti. ■.'
Omo -AND PENNSYLVANIA BAXtEOAD OTOCK-20 -
shares nantod bj , : AUSTIN LCOSHS, ' •
' No-02 FoirrUr st
40 22’. ICO AOIUJ BAND WAKRANTB WANTED
AUSTIN.XOUMIB,
: IXOII ' Ko.MFmirthrt. '
10 tuustand savings coTstocS
■»«<*«■ b y. AUSTIN BOOMS,-
- ntlai ! ■■'"■■■ ■ No.*2-Kcmrthit. .
LV w»»;.; 1 - B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
OTABH4-1G casks, first aorta* for gale W' ;
deelg} - B. &.CO.
AL -SODA—4O casks, English, £6r sale by . ,
declO ; r > - B»A- jfAUimh6QK : ZL-fifl • -
AJf
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. >
,'pKCSSIAN laUiS—2o CABda for eale t>y
j ■ > :. , , B,' A,?AaN£STOCg ■& 00. "
1000 Ba > bmt l,rant| s. for.sale by ■ ' • i‘
g,!c3o • ' B. A. FAUSEBTQOK & CO. ,
DY—A further supply of UUssafo
O- wid-pliant; remedy for Otragha,-OoliivHoaißeaoas;;
Shortness ofißreath, 4c.; for sale by
..*••’• - 1 8.,A. PAHNE2EOOK :4 00.
|tLOYBS— So .barrels for sale by r ~, ■ .... >
V dl:l:3 b. *. PAfraKPTOCK.4 on.
LlUWiOK«lurf~-3& m;pOWUemJ, loi- aaltf by -,r
Xi -4eciq *- ■ __• *oa j t
toara, Oswego and UrvU’, for
gaiety , ;.-,. fdoc3|. B. A; FAHN’USTOCK 4 CO.
IILACtt. tJSAD_7Ou Its, German, in storeWforeale byi
■ U : i _ PLUMING , , •
... i ‘ Buaccssorato J. ISladACo-'' •'•’
: . eo mood rtS«t j : -ia
V AlO ° ©a In store and for sale by. . .
I : . • pluming imiia. :
DLACJK—2°O • • In' stow aid tout* -
P K WfI aoo lbs in storo and ftr b»lb by* ~'
■ V... -■ FBEHINQ BROB.
I lt-8 In. btoTt) add tor eai»s : ! . -
. - . PLEUINO BR/18 .
A krow ItOOT= —==- '
AJL..':-liaBpßem>adai2ooß>s; . . ..
• n . u ■ I‘lorUa, SCO Lb 3; in fitoroacilfor Fah) by. . 3
‘ ■'r.FX.BMISO BRQ3. • ■
B a Y RUMr-1 cMk, m atoruandforcalobr-'.. • <
■i B^l ’ FLEMING BROa. ■
J7 p^H^ l - B 'V‘ T8 ~ :is In-storo and flit' sale by “■
dKgl ■ ' , FLKMLNGf BRO 3. ’
( ?®» Hjdro Sublimed* ia X Jb bottles in
V/ store ond, for gale by ,»• [dec33] PLEMINQ BEOS.
— 6O iiTßtore and for Bale by~ r
•• - ■ • r.ELEMUTQ'imna-. .
WUQAJtt—Hantatiou Sugar;
O 20[barrrlsIiOYeriag'fl croaked* jDolferlied, -and " k
: -- • do,: . r .. .* u
: 30 Bags Brasil do.; l - ; " = y ;
doc 22 i WWte JlmaMdo. For übtf ■ 4
-!™~„ _I-..i MILLER 4 RICKEI3QN.
jyj£oLAB3]
-dObbls Plantation Jttolafcea: •" —' ’
p- > i ISOhf bbls. do- ■ do'*- ■
gor&aloby. j - [dec22] *V % 5.
f | Uywa,lmt«riaJ,vUuiii*w'»
JL Aetj Skmctiopg, and Pouoqong Teaj.l3t>xattv box&frrtn
do; for gala by -: [dec22] .MILLSK A ftlQHJEIgQsr.'. *
: Fi i VtSi^rteJi ,lt S IS4O* lbU,im and
joflnB4 .. f (d6c22) ■;- aiILXER & KIQKSTSON.
— aapeTiot. Madeira, Vnrt,
Sjt-'. Clfiretj HautQSauturnc Wius.foraal&bvnar.toitfftni* -■
( ‘ MaLlsa &.KififiaSSN. r ‘
I* AldliNB—6o^oxwi'fliiiC-nitataß;^^'" r "'
XV' •-- *cOhf“* .{
ipXEßKMStyditafkabjiattar Sttaitobr ft: i- •-•
- 12 ’■ MIIAISR 4 BICKKTSON.
SOAP AND DANDLES—
'3OO baicaXo.l Family 8osp; • ...
- foreale by
flec^3 ; MILI«ER &■ IKICKKTSOtf. c
I'b^liir 1 ' b^liir ;aafl’d-ake3;>yiti<aow mm tat. milky
V* flec23 : - • ' - - MILLER * ttICK£TBO2f.:
■ft'lSU—so bblsMo. 3 Mackerel, large; '
X? 25hf“ •* . ’• i. • -
: . bbL'i Pkkkxl Horring; for ralo br .
deca! - • tfittKlC & KIIiKETSW.
GIW--VV, a: Fish's • aoiluuu, JJI%” WoUi^t^'buiJciaasa v ’
Schnapps, (n cases, for sale by .. .. ..:
; dec2a ■ - MILLER ft‘RICKETSON/ ‘
\OKIiLAi, Ne<e England. Bam,.Jomataitr-irlta, Knem- -
‘ me!, Wlnoßltters and Peppermint far aalo I’V +■■
• MULSH & BICKETSOjf,
«t and £» L! borer at .
Tenerifftv Malaga
- Owt, Sherry, White Itbeuisb, Moscat, Lisbon, Bor-.
guna*, Champagne, Anchor, $172,- $174 fig; ft JL IfeWaidr,
Yerteno,Wineskin store and lor sale by -. . .
decgj £\-j v- SfILLSU ft KICKETSOy. '
Xannertf, Straits, Bank and Shore, linseed,-
*a MILLER
- dec - i ; • : . ; 22L and 223 liberty st.
-
_: dec22 • - MILLER ft RICKETSON.
of -L'nibroldnrii'fl
-*rr a J® selling at greatly reduced rates.atthescuii-annaal
“fcof '' » A. A;‘MASON ft CO.j
J aia ' No. 25 Vifth street v
\\fOOL PLAIDS.—A. A. MASON ft CO., No; 25 fiU
If: have marked down their whole stock of Fluid Goods
from2s to 60 percent . -. • ' * . 3117
SiSH-AMiCAI. SALK.-A. A. MASOS A CO,-will Offer;
during theirsale, oVcr 3,000 Shawls,at about o no-thlrd. ©
leas than usual prices; Also, aw elegant Velvet rind cloth'- 1 7
Cloaks, at similar loir rates, v ~ja!2
"OONNETS—3OO velvet and satin Bonnets’will bo closed
JL> oat at A- A. hIASONft CO’B., No- 25 Fifth street, at
-aboutpne-halftbp,usual ratee. ,jalk
• A v"A» EdA.SON ft CO, No. 25 'Fifth street, will, during .
J%. «„ their sato,- offer every description of Dry Goods, atan : -
immense reduction from usual rates. . x ja!3- —-
~X\TOOL LONG. BIiAWLS>-A. A.-MASON ft
• ? V FIFTH street, havo onhand otct 6000 Wool Shawls
ol everyflu silty. , ; ; . . - ■‘norl4
• a A.MABON ft CQ.wiU open, on Bacurday, iancary
J\- «. 14th, four more caseaof those cheap Do Juoincs, atr-ff
and 10 c*nta per yard.,- ■ c .- jat3 <
A A.MABON &; Cu. have SOW yards, moro remaining:
• of thbse 8 cent Calicoes, worth 12j£ cents, and also
BOW yards a* CXccnU, fast eolora. . ja!3
Xj&LEKT ANl> ULOVJSS.—A. A* JUAMKI & w.i iVu. j|»
Fifth street, will offer their stock of more SOO
dozen of Hosiery and GlOTes, at large redoctioss from usual
prices. j^3
' k * jfc’ 1 v*>- e *’■- 7" -*•*.* j- > V
■•' •" u fy- : . ■ •••' \. r > Tt
' V . V:-i V
4fi
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NUMBER 16i;
“ for Bale by
_SgLLKn & itfOKKTgoft; ' ' '
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