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VOL
, THE-DAILY MORNING POST.
f nnUd and JPubtttb*i ■ aery Marmng t {{Sunday exctpUd.)
BY PHILLIPS & OlLliUOafi, ;
-SontH'TSSy OO&ttXß' Ot TtOCll AOTIDTO 6T&SKX9, ;
, JUS.—Fire Dollars a year, payable strictly In
advance. Six Dollars will invariably be required If not pail
_ within-tbeycar.
■ . SS^SjnglotoplestweoESTS—for ralDatthecounterintha
Office, and by ihe News feojB* v •- '
. ■ THB BATUBDAV JIOEIfIHO ?OST
from the moo office* on al&rgo blanket Bite
ebcetcßt 11V.0 DOLLARS a year, in advance. copies
4sp* No paper will be discontinued (unless bt: the dificrft*
on .ofthe Proprietory) until all axmaapa arepoid.: < .
• i JSSdr No attention will be paid to any order miWs ncconi
panlad-by '
. dSr Conntcled wUh Ihe Establishment nf . thA Poif
ii one of Vu largest JobPnntmg OJJica \n ihc dtv t iaW all
kndstf vwrkv&mtanihtihorUttnQticet ondtatf ream
able term ■ .- _j_ :; >■ ■
; . RATES ©F.AKVEUTISIIV6,
AGREED UPON BY TMB PITTSBURGH PRESS.
- : v Uffs trOSPARPL- OK rrm •
One square, one dnsertioiL,..,_ „,,, L , q
. eachadditional 25
" cue .. 175
■■ ■• two week 5,.....,. 8 CO
threoweets....'. k .... „. 4 oO
ona & op
« two-toontlxs.™.. : 700
■-• u four months——... 10 OO
U *IX monthw * r-TT-.mr.m..;'.,.... 1 ,;., a .Ji 00
“ one year . .... 18-00
Standing Card, bit lines or lean, per Rnrmm iq oo
• '• •. cruKotanw At ruATOBjc; .■• •: i
One Bqncre, pep annnm, (exclusive of jhg paper)~~..., SO 00 I
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
■ATTORNEY AH® OOBKBSUOH AT. LAW,
- Ojice, comer 0/ AbariA ttrat and Ohara dies, -
• • : TIXTSnCEGO. PA-,
Will attend to. Ids professional business as usual, at
ms office, between ihehoars of 0 A, M. and 4 P. M. of e*cb
g> vy» Jy2o
.. . . , -, .C» Oriando Loomi«>
-•V ‘ Thomas UiJUarshaU, •
. A TTORNEY AS LA SY-—-Office, Ltnrrie’s Buildings, Fourth
XjL.fltrnot. :■ • » .. •. - . ...-:. ■■, 1 ; Jan7dy< i>
• < - : Ri U« Carnahan” ■ ~
A ITORNRY AT LAW—Office ou Fourth rtreet, between
jflL Cherry alley and Grant street JaSy ’
Jt.NrSPCloivryr . L :
A OTORNEY. AND COUNSELLORLAW—Office In
/l. BakewelPs Boildings, on Grant street ■ Jc2
]>«U»ilazen r
ATTORNEY .AT ;XiAW—No. 1£ Fourth street, above And
•• near gmithfi6ld.: : .-~,'- > ~~~ . "'•":';~'.giar2r.y.;;
J. S. Dlorrlaonv ••••
Attorney and counsellor at law—office, ro
moved to No. 44 Grant street; near Fourth,'Pittsburgh.
_.■••. •■•■- "■■■■ m ■ '■"• •• • • aprKhy
lh Riddle Roberts,
A TTORNEY-AT- LAW—Office. No. m&mlthfield street,
Xjl. between FUth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend*
e<l t»—.<jifcla] attention given to Conveyancing, [deeply'
Thomas Sleons,
Attorney at law and soucitorin chancery.
Offico, next door to the Post Office, Stenbcnville, Ohio.
my - -r •■■■
8* PtROU,:
ATTORNEY at LAW— No. 109 Fourth street, Kttxbufgb,
Ta, fourth door belotr Mr. Rody Pattcreon’e LiTery
Stable. . . - • .... • jtfs
N* Buekmoster,
A LDERUAN—Office, Fourth .street,, third door abeve
SniUhfleld, Sonth elde. CouTcyandng of all kinds done
with the frrcnUi#t caro and legal accuracy. XiUesto Real Ee*
tat-i examined. Ac. ~ • . novl6
BUSINESS CARDS.
T? it. DLA\O, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa;,- dealer li
« Country Produce, offers for salo n choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety
and Uw purest quality, ground at his Stixitn Mills. Also,
Ilrlod Fruit?, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ex,
changofbr Merchandize. . . . . : v -
F. R. D.-.hoa procured a full assortment of Landreth's
Warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of All in*
lerested in rural affairs. Janll
;J. 8« LS£CHfMcALPIN &. CO*;
WHOLESALE GROCEES,
Proviaioas, Hotal. and Pittaiarg Uanufactores,
. 1,03. AND LIDE.TT iJTIICTT.'
»og6] • I’/TTfuirrnan.
TBASCI3 G. DATLET 1,0. A. UKsiUO..
BAILEY BEiVSUAW,
mEA DEALEBS ANI) PAIHLV OEOOEE8; Dealer? to
X Wooden .ud Wtllow W»ro, Tin Wore, Hotney
koettefc Otensilß, Ac, Wbolosilo and Jtotnl4 So. 253 liberty
Btreet, Pittebnrgh. ■ .rrlSrr
■ King A UtoorliMd,
UOLEBALE QKOCEBS AND PBODLOE DEALERS—
TV So.27 ; Wnod street.Pittabarith.- Tiaygl
‘ Smith do Sinclair,
■YTTIIOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
IT CHANTS—Corner Wood &ad Kmt Bta. fnorS
Paul & UqTdocbi
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MKRCHANS, AND
STEAMBOAT AGKNT3—No. 7 Water street, Oncdnaati,
Ohio,-:- ■■■ • - fanlSf ■ .
3. t>. T. i- nttihiyy,
Kirkpatrick & Herron**'
\A7TIOLE3ALB UfiOCBRS, PRODUCE AND CQMMIB
- T RION ME RCn ANTS, and Dealers in FJttsbargh Ma.au*
■Jkctures No. 9&3 JAherty street, Pittsburgh, Pa . my!7:y
Kukcq BSLUSS, joih» Hicvua,.' •:
Pittsburgh. Maryland.
Seller*, Nlcoli A Ca».
PRODUCE &5D GENERAL COMMISSION £
No. 309 liberty street, Pittsburgh, l*jw •
fipenn* Linseed witf Lard OH*.
vhluxh yn.ua, Phila RTCErtsos.Pittebilrfrh.*
r QHllerA-Bicketson. • •
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS 07 BRANDIES,
Wlnaa and Segura—Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irvin
nod Liberty Rtrects, Pittsburgh. - Iron,'Non*, Cotton Yarns,
Ac., constantly on hand. . , jy2S
: J» DvWilliatns*
‘TTTHOLESALB AND ' RETAIL'FAMILY 7 GROCER, AND
f f Forwarding and-Cbmmlsrton Merchant, Dealer in
OcmatryPnxluco and PittsburghManufactures—Wood at,
four door* above Kith, Pittsburgh;•-"> - . -marS '
jpaa afctcagrr................. .. „iY)n.Mßpiifl at’cLUdaai’*
Wholesale nnd Bbtail Clothiziff Merchants,
NO. 88 WOOD STREET.
milK subscribers respectfully inform their old customers
i and the publio ln general, that they haTo this day &&
soclated themsolrcs In t£o above business, under- the firm
of JOHN. JTCI/OSKEY A CO. They rcspeotfally Bobcat a
share of public patronage.
The previous business Of each will he Settled by them
6elT«*Tft*pHrtiT»ly. • * ' ' f*hu '
James C* Watt* '
Merchant tailor—no. 43 Firth street opposite the
Theatrm Pfttabargh, Pa. •' opr7
T> LAIRD, .(late of'the firm, of Coounr A Laird,) having
XX* opened STORK NO. 9, (two doors above the old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
share of tho patronogo of the late firm.
N» B.—Clothing made to order in the most feahicmublo
styles, and on the shortest notice—lnferior to none in the
city.. s-.-- .Jan26qr
B. T. C. fflTorgan,
BOOKSELLER AND BTATIONE&—'haA always on hand
a general assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Boots Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Wholesale and lie*
tall, No. IC4 Wood Btroet, below Fifth, East side,
Wanted, Raga anil Tanners* Scraps. aplfrlv
J. K. Weldlu;
TTrHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Blank and
f f - School Books, Paper and Stationery, No. 63 Wood
street, (between Third and Fourth,) Pittsburgh, Pa. [mr2o
U. c» &tacJtton f :: .
LATK JOHNSON A STOCKTON. UOOKBELLEH, STA
TIONER*- Printer; and Binder-corner tfMlnrfcet and
Third streets, Pittsburgh. Pju • ' ' fiySßtf:
-w. s. uav«n.
Tns OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, <LAt* Joira
stoif ft Stockton,) and BLANK BOOK and STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—is preparod to execute every stylo of-
Legal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Binding, and furnish every article in the BlanlLßook,
Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest notice and on the
meat reasonable terns. • .' ’
Slunk Book and Stationery Warehouse, eornor of ilarkefc
anti Awond^tteeta.
Pn ntiny Office and Book N0.50 Third rt. potlo
; Scbnebman A Hatmlein,
,T ITHGGEAI’HJbItS—Third street, opposite the Post-office,
JLj Pittsburgh. Maps, landscapes, BuTHeads, Show Bills,
LabwL.% Architectural and Machino Brewings Easiness and
Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved,orErawn:on Stone, Printed
tn Colors, Gold, Bronzy or Blank,in theznost approved style,:
and at the most rcascnbabla prices., -:/r y:- - ocfl&ly ;•
AtiiUnl/oomta,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchimdlie, Btoclr, usd Bill
Broker, Office, No. 02 Fourth Street, (aboTO 'Wood.) The
Bub-rnbvr bating opened an office at the above place, for tbe
puq*Miof negobating Loons, Bills, Bonds,. Mortgages,and
all Oilier mntrumtots for tbe security of Money, and for the
|jurcfc..ft» and sale of Stocks. . Will also, give prompt and
p articular uttention to buying, selling, renUng of iudleas*
ing Ut*nl BstAte* , fjy7] AUSTIN LOOMIS
JOUrt PLKU1NQ....*..4.....................1. rLtMCVt1i
FXBEING BUOTHRK S',-
• (6acco*ftt>rs to-J. Kidd A Go,) -
WIXOLKSALK DRUGGISTS, No. 60 Wood tfrttf, Pitts
burgh, Pa. - Proprietors of Dr. M’Lftno’a Celebrated
Teraitfugo, Lltcc . - my7-y
B. A. FfthnfcatOClC &• Go.. :
■«raOLESALB DRUG WAREHOUSE—Gomer First And
V? Wood streets, and corner Wood and Sixth. ffoM
JSO. GROUTT,
Importer of Brandies, Gin/ Wine,, &e.j
.. _ DULSn IN •
YIBE OLD MONONGAnEtABYE WHISKY,
Peach onl Apple Brandy &o« ?.
Also, Ksctirua ash Disttlleil .
ner of SmUhfinlil and Pront wtrccto, Pa. [o^9
J • Bryor,
WHOLESALE ANt> RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
155 Liberty etreot, and 31 Diamond alley.. foblO:y- .
, ' im . PAGODA TEA STOKE.
TEIOTJUWGETII, WhoUxalt and Retail Grocer. Dealer
W tb andlmporter of Old Country Black T««v French Bren
... Winca, A&, comer of Diamond alley andlhe Diamond.
Pittehargh,Pa. . - • • fob2B:y v
Walter F. Hanhalli
TSSPORTEB apd Dealer Jn French and American Paper
X Hftngiajg. . . ffiar3"
LOAK A k)ABD—Mr. G. ANTON and H. SOHROEDEB would
Mortgages, Real .Ajrospeotfullyannounco tothodtamsof Pittsburgh and
OS' OUIOT, ILmnio n»IL nni rtroot. hot» in «.« 'J 11 , e d*>onT tbatthaywUl.gire on toeTlano,
aoor o^ ho
!
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BUSINESS CARDS.
B. OlTTimxSt«..»V..'.i. r ■ ■
„ •■S. C UTHBERT"£'"Rfili' 01,111
SSSia
W IN MUSICAL
aasa,!is Bch °° i B "gLsr <
WHOLESAIJIandBetSSADDLE,HARNESS,
IwwSaCTRDNK,' VALISE and CARPET BAG manu&O'
turcr^No- 106 W'ood street, Pittsburgh, Pa..
BALER in BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKB and LEGHORN
and BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty ats.,
No. 174. Pittsburgh, Pa.- : jeLity
. .William Glenn,'
T^OQKBINDER —Corner of Third and Wood streets, above
jfT: 0 dli Hay. where he is prepared to do every description
Of Holing and Binding. [dec2 '
T. B. CAhVEItT A CO.,
T'fcEE-STNKERS, ENGRAVERS AND EMBOSSERS, and
JL/ Enrstori MAKuPAOTunxnSj No. 48 South Third street.
EIHLADELPIUA eepsir
_r_ , Cora. .
XT is®! l!? 001330 * TO MottPtrr » Lee,) WOOL DEAL
XI. m. AND,COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale
of American Woolen Goods; No. 139 Liberty street {my4
Thomas H, Little,
.WATCH AND CLOCIL,MAKER—fifth street, between
rl t f ■ W°°d anu Market stroots, opposite IronHity Hotel.
All kinds of Jewehy made and repaired. fopfrly
J. SCWTTV Di£NTl&T r Fourth street, Ute doors
vpj roySmUtattket
.Omcs Horaa—From oldq A. SL -to fivo
dcc2o:y
Ur. Uavia Hunt,
DENTIST—Office, Jourth etreot, between
aml Wood 'Streets, nearly tlie
Pittsburgh Bank. 1 novlfrly
t . BAIUL & m>SE3tl, '
A RCHITEOTd>-OQic«: PMIO Ucll,No. 75 Third street,
il Pittsburgh; and east side of the Diamond, Alleebeuy.
jyl2.-Qm * * J
BWOXII A J3KO., EaKt Birmingham, manufacturers of
• Bar. Iron, and small Iron of all-descriptions, and
snake, also,the fiocstquallty ofHoops, Bounds and Squares.
Leave orders Ibr Iron in the box. at the city P< st
vfflge» . - . . . ocl«
omce,
: JOHIT 4.;OiBRIBir i & CO..
M 137 -Third tired, below SmtfhfUlcL ■ ■ > . ■•
, «;$°^ oan * tt - or small quantities, on Gold
, and SHyer plate, Diamonds,Watches. Jewelry, Guns,
s’tstois, Musical Instruments and valuable articles of every
description. J
Forfeited Plcdgosßoldimmodi&tclyafterbclngotitofdato,
unless redeemed. . Bargains of Gold and Sflvur Watches,
Jewelry, Ac., al way son hand. k}>l
*■ wihhiAJUsTT"
HEATING Ss VENTILATING WAREHOUSE
... aurorAOnmota or
Chilton Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tobin if,
Aw Faiixaa 10a Stjuu, Gas oa Waraa.
25 Market street, Pittsburgh. sep27
. ■fHPWe bAVQ mM out Furnaces, Patterns, htf- to Messrs
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom wo cordially recommend to
the jatronago of tha public. .
JK»p23 SCAIFK, ATKINSON k OKKLY.
H. _ 8. M'Ktnley,
OCSB, SIGN* AKD ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, AND
Dealer-in Paint*—No. U St dolr street, Pittsburgh.
Has constantly on bond - all kinds of Paint*, cither dry or
mixed, Japan and Oopal Varnish, Linseed UD, Boiled Oil.
Spirits Turpentine,"Window Glass of all Putty, Paint
Brushes, Ac; all of the best quality, and for sale at reasons
oloprices. eepll
Jauici liOwry,Jr.,
HAIR AND BEDSTEAD MAN UPACTERER—No- 294
f'etterman’e Bow, Liberty street, has on bond a large
Mock of Chairs and Bedsteads of every description, made of
toe-best materials, which be will sell lower than articles oi
the same quality can be sold in' the city. He would call par
ticular attention to his largo stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which ho will sell at greatly minced
prices. Also, Turning of every description executed In tub
neatest manner. Orders left at tho W are Booms, or at the'
anil, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will bo utoxqpiW
ttaodedto. ■ • - ' • maril.
I Jamea MeUlngor,
< Tl/rCNONGAHELA PLANING HJLj^—Would respectfully
j ATJL inmnn Ins friends and the public, that his uew esub
.lishmoat is now in full, operation, and that ho is prepared to
jftonisb Boat Cabins, end hil all orders ior Planed Lumber,
; with promptness, and at Luo lowest rates.
, . Board and Blank, planed on -one or both sides, constantly
jon band. y
{ Sash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, tn»** to
s order. . .
! BnJJders u>d Carpenters would find It to thdr Bdnntoin
to give Ida a call, as he can now furniah thorn with planed
;Stnff suitable for erety description of.work.,.
vry * A- mflaos...— —JABO3 cauwcLil
l! , HERROH & CRISWELL,
! BELL ANO BRASS FOUNDERS,
, Tt.T'ANLFACTUREKS of all kind, of BRASS WORK, 10-'
Iml COMOTIVE, STEAM EN'ULNK, DLUSIRSiRS, Ae. Al
;eo,Ootton Baiting Manufacturers,
f Foundryon Rebecca strwt, Allegheny City.
\ OfflcO’ond fctoro, No. 12 Market street* Pittsburgh*
. i OLD UIIAiS and COPPER taken So exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the foundry or Office, will U>
promptly attended to. feb9'lv
JOSEPH T. LUWAY, "
i • . ■ 2?o.(torn/T of Fifth and Wood StrtdXy
: Office up stairs. Bntrancorrosi nfUi street. Pittsburgh,
'TVESPECXIULLY ounmmee to the publlo that he bss
XX commenced tho KKAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with intclhgcnca and General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persons in want of servants, in any
capacity, or those In. want of places, will be supplied at short
notice. AU business entrusted to his care oromDtivat
tended to. * *
L BichinJ Comm, JEaq-i W.
P- Leslie, Dr. .Alex. Ulnck, Junes Unckeral, A. A. Mason,
MaCUAOIJ. • Isnia
far V* D-'
VargoTr Daguerreotype, una Art Gallery.
i jipetto. JfitildtTig, JVo;- 76 iburtA ftrcti, {ntzt to Lyruft
■ Carpel .Emporium.}
CABGO A w. having fitted np the most
{ Bpw fiople rooms in the city with mammoth Bky and
j Bido lights, off** *frst Class LTICKNJESafcS, In
; style. to sqU all, varying in price according to
iwaagyaalta and quality of case, dc. Oil
rGSaSlrJirPointings, by tile best artists, for sale, and on t*T*
plbition during the day and evening. CHixens and stran*
sen are invited to call and cxaimno specimens and Paint.
fcgs. , ••■••■ ••« ~ : apr27; :
:Buax wus,
Pittsburgh.
! CARRIAGE FACTORY. "
SXT 11. alley, between Wood anil Liberty
jfT • streets, ManufiictuyorofßDGGlKS, BAROCCUES
And CARRIAGES,. of "every description.- All work done
Warranted. The advertiser would here mate that ho served
filne years apprenticeship to tho busine.*s, andltns worked
fermanr'yeaxs ih'thc pnndpal shops of the Eastern dtfcp.
- j in wSfetf ; ./
} ..... • Smtf SUED STORK. '
JAMES WARDKOP,
/YFFERS for sale CANARY BIKDSof the most improved
hroed, being very hard/, and finoslngcrs. Bird Soda
•+Canarj,HcmjvMUlet,Roi>e and mixed Seed. Boaanom
Will be furnished composed of the finest BLOWERS, vlx:
QamoHas, Bose Bails, Tlellotropes, Ac.. pots)
for Christmas Trees, from the bend and Horticultural Store,
no. 40 Fifth st. near Wood. - ■ ■ dec2T)
BHGIiISU AND CLASSICAL BEMIHARY.
L. „„ W; t. McDonald, sl a., pnnreirai.
r l scsshm of tho: institution will commence on
-A MONDAY, tho Sth. of September next,- at the room cor
of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by tho
Messrs. Vooder.-. . ■ • \ ■
ißetferaua— Horn A. W. Loomis, C. Knap, Jr., S - F. Von
Bonhorat, It. Miller, Jr. : ’ .* ’ auu2s
DW'fc Bulbous Root*, doc.
mHE subscriber has received direct from Harlem his sup.
i ply of choice Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, l'ooncas, and
Other Howcr Rooisxer fall planting, and for winter bloom
ing, In pots and .Blasses; Lawn Gross Seeds lbr foil sowing,
.which make a fine, closo,.smooth turf, equal to sods. Pru
ning Instruments, Garden and Farming Implements of the
moot approved construction, at Eastern prices, from tho
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 43 Fifth street.
■novS :,,■■■ , JAMES WA It DROP
i NEW CASKET BTOHEI
80. 4J Fifth Street, near Wood,
A N Unrivalled amendment of CARPETINGS and OIL
-CX. CLOTHS, of the lotost and most beautiful patterns Tor
spring sales, now open for inspection; cdnidstlngof—
■ » • Royal Velvete; Brussels}
- _ : Tapestry Brussels; . Tapostry Ingrains:
-• ExtraßuperThreoPly} b
r Super and Fine Ingrain;
\ Tapestry Venltianß;
; TwUJfid and Plain Venitlans}
Together with every description of low priced Carpeiimrs.
Chenille and Tufted Ruga and Matts, Canton and Coir ttn?
tii?g; Jute, Chain, Cocoa, Adilaid,Alican, and Sheepskin
Matte; Floor and Stair Oil Cloths, all widths and qualities *
;Btairand Floor Druggets,-Green Boise, Plano-end Table
-Coycrs, Venitian Blinds, Window Shades, Stair Kods, Ac
&c,,atih£ eery lowuicath prices,
_Sncr2l • - ‘ , ;v " . ROBINSON A CO.
.j . OhaAdtfUsn and Gal Flztnrea.
rT? UK subscribers are now opening at their new Wareroom-
JU hO.IOO FIRST STREET, between Woddand Bmith-*
ficy, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK-
PENDANTS, and all articles connectccUaritGaa Fitting,
ever offered in. this market* HaTing arrangements made
they will bc constaqtlyln'rcoeipt of Jiew patterns
and varieties, thoy confidently invito tho attention of put*
ehasers to their; selection.- We are determined to sell as
low as any house in the/West, and bolrig .practical Gas Fit-'
ter|, pan offorpecullar advantages to those desiring articles
In Gils line. - ' •
Wo continue as heretofore to fit .op buildings of everyde*
pcrfptionfijrgasi water and steam. •
. . Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly. 1 -
} - * LONG, MrLLEK A CO.,
gjaig2:y . , • • . ; : No.!Q9 First street ■
| -To Hlerchantß and Others,
• /TtEBHAK ADVERTISING.—Tho publishers of tho daily
\JT and weekly •* Frcihata P/cund” would respectfully in
vite; the attention of merchants and others to the advan
tages offered-by their, papers as a medium of advertising
amdng their German fellow-citizens both lu the city and
country. ■ ■
Their Dally paper, is published on the pnrzcr&iffTEßj and
naspoußLb the circulation of any Gebjuk doilt published in
Pittsburgh, while their Weekly paper, which ts.published
already for twenty, years, circulates largely in the adjoining
counties and Western Pennsylvania, as well os throughout
the State of Ohio. - - • - .
, Mprchants or Pittsburgh and others will find It to their
ttako .use of our columns as a medium of
reacning the German business. Terms as low as any other
paper in the city. . . .. J
of Liberty and Sk Clair: streets, above
BraUn i.-Keiter'a Drag Store. - L. A W. NEISB,
. eng26 ■. ■ ■ ■.. • 1.. . . Publishers and Proprietors.
] STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH ST., BETWEEN .WOOD AND MARKET STREETS
t ABILITY, ENERGY,# ECO VOA/E
THE best goods in Children's Hose.Men'sSoclis,Under-
Shirts and Drawers, sold' at manufacturers’ prices, nt
the FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, ulLmodo from
lost Fear's wooL NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.
SBpW. ■ • - WILLTAII DALY.
BUSINESS CARDS.
! JOSHUA BH
I WHOLESALE EBtTITE:
39< Wood Bi-t 1
HAVE bn hand and are i
which the; offer at the
.75 bags lvjca Almonds: .
25 *» • Sicily : do
25 hales Bordeaux do
• 16 bags Shelled • do
- 50 «*• Filberts;
.60 • Walxnjts;
. CO ’ M ... Cream Nuts;
600 bushels Poo Nuts;
. 25 bbls. Toxoa Pecans:
25 « Illinois do
2000 Cocoa Nuts; .
200 boxes Gorman Flams;
25 kegs do •do >
10 bbls. do do
10 easos Prunes, glass jars:
10 « • <4 fancy bxa;
60 casks Currants; • •
20 cases Citron; • •
200 boxes Cluster Raisins:
•100 hf. « ; do
200qf.« «
200 boxes No. 1 Herring;
100 “ Scaled do
1 caseMooe;
Ibbl. Nutmegs;
1 44 OloTes;
26 gross fil&cklog;
25 oasfcots Salad Oil; *
I t. C. AHMBMUT.
. J. c. ANDES
TVHOLESALK FRUITERER
w N®» 0 Wood st.»
TUST REOEIVED. the mb
U brought West of the Mou
S5O begs Brazil Sugar;
. 5Q boxes Havana do '
20bbls Lovering’s do; fine
-pulvcrirod; :
- 20 bbls, Lovcring’fl coarse
-pulverised fingar;
bbls; , -Lovering‘& -'coarse
•. Sugar; -
• -50 bbla Smart’s do do
BOOOCocooNnte; ''
15 cases Jar Prnncg;
U cases Fancy Boxes do
250 bxs No. 1 If erring;
185 bxi Sealed Herring;
OoBuHode; - .
160 lbs-Nutmegs;'
186 lbs Cloves;
; 40 gross Blacking;
85 bxs Citron;
1000 bus Pea Nuts;
OO'bxs No 1 Rock Candy;
20 do BoJ do do
25 do Yellow- do do
20 do White do do
05 bga Ivlca Almonds;
80 bales Bordeaux do;
35bgsbicliy do;
60 do shotted do;
300 bxs Cluster Raisins;
250 bxp M B do;
lOWA VO V KDR.Y, ' “
J_ ■ „ NO. 103 WOOD STREET.
01IN C. PARRY, (Successor to 3. 0. Pony *Co,) begs
to Inform the customers of the old .tan, end the; public’
1,08 EOW on hands, and Is extensive] y cn
ga{CCtt in manufacturing oyctt description of CASTINGS—
ftc Chilled-Rolfs; large Kettles and Curbs;
Patent Kettles, for Soap, Pot Ash, Soda Ash; guitar Kettles
forthe manufacture of Cano Sugar—ah cart on a na-Vnt
procai, known as J.a Parry'o, and are aupertor for dura
illlty.to any other, and sold lotrcr than those made on the
old plan. ■ u-
LIOLLOW WARS—A general assortment, ell from new
and Improved patterns, W ogon Poxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
Bolling Mill Castings, and Machinery of every description,
alirays on hand or made to order. - y '
, Cwk Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, and Coal Stores, of every
description ; lowa Coot Stores, fire sites, which rocelrcd the
drat prise f0r.1850 and 1861, at the Agricultural Fair of Al
legheny County, Pa, and recommended by fifteen hundred
persons; .Enterprise Coot Stores,'four rises; Premium Cook
stmes; Kgg end llaihator Coal Stores; Parlor Stores, Ac.
— t S,f r . Q! S^' s and Penders, great variety, beautirully
dSStlm building material of orcry
A great eariety or Ornamental Railing,for Cemeteries and
tP&fnag.
_ and Ptovgh Qutingz —A large stock of all the
kinds tu use, and will he sold at reduced prices., Ball’s rat.
S?* Tru " American, Egan’s. Crone’s, KlntaM’s,
Woods’, Peaaact’s, Dull’s, Improred Hull, tc
- Double /7cjp.’u.—The Michigan; Double Plough, which
has taken the premium at the State Pairs of New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohlo,andwherorerlt has hocn exhibited
Iron and Nalls, Store Pipeand Tin Ware-call or which I
wiUsaUnt the lowest prices; and respectfully lartt* the
public to giro me a call; at the old stand. No. 103 Wood st.
rotrv o nartiiv
PIASO pobtesT ~
CHARLOTTE BLDMB. No. 118 Wood
street, eccoud door above Filth, Pittsburgh,
SyTSffTrl Pa-, oflers for sale a large and well escorted
* * , • » ' stock of Plano Fortes, (whtch are just »r
-rlrfng,).on themostltboraltcrms.
The attention of purchase™ (s especially Invited to the
celebrated lIAMHUHG PIANOS-
Tbcso Instruments bciug madeezprcssly for this climate,
nod haring the ever strings, hare- a. volume of tone un
equalled by any others.' Also, Pianos from thomanntaetorr
of dale A Co.. Now York; Racon A lUrcn, New York: Ro
ichenbach t Sons, Philadelphia; and of sir owx ttxnurio.
rims, which arc well known, and hare been used la this and
othor cfuca far 10 ycaxs- i
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds.
Gtniar*~~ AOn»r,election of French, Spanish and German,
of superior quality. . *
TSototf—The best Italian, Trench and English me’to.
. From the best fans manufactory.
. Clarionets, Drums,Fifes, Danins, Tambo
lines, Triangles, Ac, ■
ar»njr--it>aian,French. English and German, warranted
to be of the Tory bestquallty.
v»S 4GoBftod,J, JIuMCal Instruments repaired with dura-
Mlltr.nmtnowfl andsl»«nft»rh
CHICKBItIAIG’M PIANOS*
-MCSSteeim JUST JIKOKIViiD, and «otr open for t>x»
and sale, tbo following now W*
Pf H li f» H ano Forte*. viz:
■f ■ ** U V One Rosewood,rlchlycarved, Grand Piano
Forte, J Ofitaves fine, SSOO 00. •
Oao superb}/ carved Rosewood sqoaro I'iano. in tbo stria
Cf.Loais XIV, 7 ocUtTets, g&OO 00-
One Rosewood carved, 7 octaves. ... .. ...,
Ono do do CU do ’
One . do plain do ,
One do do. do
One do do 6~ do 290 Ort
Ona do do 6 do 290 00
AJI too aboTo are from tfeo celebrated manuftetorr of
CmcMUKQ A Soss, Boston, Maas
a*** ***!!«? fro “ tbo same factory, a beauilfuUot or
PIANO STOOLS,carred and plain rosewood, \7itb hair cloth,
figured plush, and btocatello seal*.
Oa hand, a large stock of Pi as os from clhor Boston and
New York makers, and for sale at factory prices,
i *- M 'i JOHN 1L MELTXJR, 81 Wood street.
Agent farChlckering’srUnos, for Plltshunshnnd Western
Pennsylvania. ,
HI.ATKST JICBIC.
KLEBER HAS JUST UECEI Vl2&-
• Sotvkub be P*sis.ScuoTTisn, composed and dedl-
Klobur. This piece is embrl*
U9ii«a with an elegantly colored' vignelto of tbo 'city of
showing thoTuiuxiitta, tb« imperial rcsidenco oribo
Froneb T>mpen>r; the Church.of NonurDAUe, etc—being
ft reliable and correct map of tbo French Capital, as taken
by Mr. Looj on his recent visit there, and U of itself worth
tho price charged for the Muide:
The Troubadour Polka—composed and dedicated to Miss
Komalno Lemoyne, or Washington, Pa., by H. Klober.
Fond Hearts at Home; beautiful now Ballad, as eudr by
Buckley's Sorenoders. '
Must I Forsake Thee; German melody, with English and
Gorman «orcu.
Little Songs for Little Children—now.
Ilearily ty ears tbo Lay—new.
Thinkingof Jbee—new Eallad. . ■«
What shall I calLThco—vocal duett.
B—Zfg-zag, City of Glasgow, Louis Napoleon, Mat*
.tie, Children*’ Delight, Unpresnming, etc., etc.; and a geno
ral selection of the most fashionable music of the day
*3- No. 101 TlintD stroot - 6cl2i
SteamboaU t Ahoy!
. IR. Tns subscribers tender their ocknow.fSa
forjtbe'.fcvors bestowed'upon U*.
by their Steamboat friends, anil W£s} •
would respectfully remind them and others interest- * 1 •
ca In building.hosts, that tlioy &ro at all times prepared to
furnish, on tho most reasonable terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of tho best material and work*
manship. . . T. B. TOUNG & CO;
Comer Third ahd Bmltbflold streets!"
opposite M Brown’s Hotel.”
NSW MUSIC AI'OKL -—The subscribers h&ve opened &t
Ko. S 3 Fourth street, a choice collection of maria and
musical instruments, Italian and German ctncgß, Pianos,
bj M. Erord, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by M. Euler,
Frankfort, A. M* Clarionets, do.- All-kinds of brass instru
ments from the best French manufactories, all ofwhlchwe
offer 10 the public on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that we con render entire satisfaction. -
t 11. BCUROEDER; A C0.,N0. 83Fourth »L •
H Schroeder and G.. Anton will give Instructions bn the
piano, violin end guitar. ; scp23
Valuable Rare Garden Seeds, dto.
JiOhSIATiNGIn partoftho celebrated Btowel or Ever
\J green Sugar Corn, Old Colon/ Sugar Corn, Wrinkled
of various imyrored varieties, Blue Imperial,
Blue Prussian and Slarrowfats do, Beans, Onions, Kadlsh,'
Parsnip, Cucumber, and Mellons of the finest and most ap
proved sorts, Hold Carrots,Turnips and Sugar Beets for tho
dairyman and farmers. A rich collection of Rower seeds;
Lawn Grass Seed, and a full and complete assortment of
latestimproTemcots,
Hellterops, and fine blooming.;
tlow ftr^ IJnor Lawns, by the dozen 100
Ordors from Merchants, Dealers or others filled nroJ&otlv
on llbcroi terms, from the Seed aud Horticultural'ware
house, 49 Fifth Etreot, by Upr27] JAMES WAItDUOP.
ft pipes,- plpo heads, Fplces, chocolate,
'cohlit twine, ropes,'cotton'-
batting, carpet chain, rigs, hemp and cotton, brushes, ex
tract of .-coffee, blacking, saloratus, white and rod lead, mad
der, coptH3ras, indigo, logwood,-camwood, powder,'
shot, load, wash-boards, starch, corks, demijohns, jags, tar,
cheese, deity, salt, sardines, alcohol, turpentine; snuff, cut
and dry tobacco, sc.,Ac.; in stotfand for salo by :
. • ■ MILLER & KIOKETSOX,
<*«22 221 and 223 Liberty St.
H -
4'OT CORN! IIOTCORN!I HOT COliNM!—Hot Corn:
-1.1 Life Scenes in New York Illustrated—including the
Htoryof Little Hat?, Madalina the rag-picker's dauiThter
Wild Maggie, -Ac. 171 th original designs, engraved by n!
Orr; By gown Robinson. •
"Bid that welcome
Which comes to punish us”
“A beggar’s book onfcworth’a a noble’s blood.”
" Of every inordinate cup beware;
Ordrink,and with it misery share” '
Forsaleby - B. T. C. MORGAN,
. • 104 Wof>d street.
r p ,
IOBACCO—2SO boxes-&nd half boxes C’b, B’.*, y 15 Qn d \
JL E> Lump; Diadem Twist, Diamond Twist, Six Twist,
Plug, Russell & Robinson’s, Grant’s, Anderson’s, Thomas',
Jone&' extra, Meylart & Gentry’s Tobacco, in store and for
mieby ... . Idec22i MILLER & IUOKBTSON. :
HOT COHN! HOT COHN I! Another supply just re
eelrod and for Bale by -■'B.T. O. MOBG AN, '
deegt \ - ■- . 104 WootTetreet. "
/IITV WARRANTS—*6OO WANTKD by - —’ 7 ■<
A_/ oet2Q ’ • AUSTIN XiOOHIS, No, V 3 Fourth st.
4- - -* '■ >'
■-• ■■ • ** ■-
r i -
CODES ft GO.,
R - ft COUFRCTIONERS,
receiving thu, following Goods,
Invest matket rates
- 20 boxes Maccaroni: - •
; 20, <»Vermlceila;
50 ** Farina; ■•
: 60 4 W. KockCand/;
26 « A No. 1 do
10 • Bed i ... do '
16 “ Capers;:.-
16. **. l Olives; .
16. - M ir Gone Drops; '
100 “ Lozenges;
>,60. ** - VujQbePaste;
*. 60 dox. assorted Picklcß:
SO “ “ Preserves;^
100 « Pepper Sauce;
lo eases Sardines; ! ■
6 “ « hf. bsa
3 “ " H 6o
200 bags Brazil Sugar;
40 hhla 8. C. Sugar;
- ; 25- Loverfhys^Bugar;.
.10 cases Liquorice;.
25 boxesKef’d do
20,000 Prindpe Cigars;
10,000 Havana do -
16,000 Regalia. do
2,500 Half Spanish Cigars; -
60 gr. Mrs. Miller’s F. Out
60 gross Anderson**. do
......XINDUJ.
SON «
J AND CONFECTIONERS.
PlttabuigU, I»€u
>xt extensive ifall Stock over
mtalns, comiftting of—
I 26 buMacrcaoni;:
26 do. Vermicelli;
I 80 do Tox&nPccnns; • 1
i 25 doUltnois -do:
! ' 60 doi twS’d galad OU/
lOOdos Pepper Banco; •
100dozKetcbup;:-
» do* assorted Pickles;
26doz ass’d Preserves;
125 bxs Lozenges; «■■■■;.» i
26 o’a Sardines, i
80 bxa jeflned Liquorice: i
12 cases do; - v<
.100 kega-Genaw Plums; i
CO gross airs. Minor’s fins I
• Cut; • !
COgr. Mrs Anderson's do; i
. 25 do* OUrea; \
•• 25dosCapers; .
80dos Onions ;■ v..
CObags-PUborta;
60 bags Walnuts;
, *7sbftgsCream Kutar .
& bags Gren. Walnuts;
lKlbagsDairy Salt;* '
*20,000 Prindpe OgarB; : i
(20,000Wash.Regaliado; ■’ .
18,000 Havana do;
130,000 Half Spanish do;
T n „ . Ten Acre* tax Node.
* r ? l ? w f ; ,r “*• T ' n A «W or land, near
-ftS.’WSTW lft, ; Cl '' n l> wl - I'lMonchojtir, all
V* wLLh ulo the highest «ta'o of CTiltlv'uUun Neat 600
vSK «r r « t,a f B * n throe acre* of vioe-
K!SLSL. t J w ' £** £ aaU , tj 01 grapt*; tho other'improve,
montfl nr© two Dwelling Hooms nadoal-boiiHM; one of tbo
awetiing* In new, not having been yetoccupied. The cron-
P^. 1 *!*??** lbo to <**cxtewireand £a«.
« ahd&danuy Arippli'ed'Vtth On©
‘‘pffcg*. Apply to ilr. Craft,ou llio premises,
orto 4 A '••••■ •' JAMKA lILAXKLY, :
fcstat© OOce, cor, SevenUmnd SniUbUnM *>ts. I
iff? k ** teo^T ? Tar »cty of Grape Vjnes -Ux sale. Ap. i
ply aB *b<m». r ; • -aeclO
offur* at private s«2« & SMALT* FARM.
contalmug hl\f Y AvKbA, wtujit«si in trankUa town
rwp, Allegheny, rouuty; with aWMIy. acrc*<;tea»od and
hITOS? ™WvaU< J a; a.xooa young OrrMi^of
the beat kind of fruit, n good !./>* UoaKonnd KUchrm*a\)d
a bog Main, mile* fro si and about
XonrnUleslrvmlVrryscme. * - * f •, ”**•
. 5 u . r firjher. iiiirtlculsra, enquire of WILLIAM GRAHAM
or. l*J the But*:xr}ber, on inn premises -
■ HUGH N^KLY.
. Projirrly For SnJe.
A HtT Up OliUlW'l), lsfrvt front by YS>
,-f * AT l ** - Uitoi uo >'lrt.h.«Ch*t, ojipgsifo the new
loetOmre and Custom lioueo. Tho Mutation of Uti3 lot
makes U one of fbo most desirable business Iccitkiusin the ,
Jinn*, one-third cash, and balance In two years: or one*
Uhrd cash and Bn improved farm of bottom land for card en.
lng purpose*. Apply to JOHNVS. KENES*.
_dcrß.lm. ;, ■ Watch Maker. Fifth
fPUE owner Intends learm* tho city, and will soil, on
*f*». re “ o,>nWe !®f nw » a good TWO STORY JJIUCK lIOUSB,
J \\ fec J fr°nt by So deep; situate on Third st.
« tf o "* Ration for a baker, there being a laroe oven
? Hj® k S BB, Co 101(1 terms- made known
■t the hcal £sUt° t)ffi»u of B. CCTHUERT A SON.
- d&c18 140 Third street.
V A r^ H £? CI J Y KIWPERTY FOR SAWS, consisting
4\f < rw r n« Tbr Story ricls Houses on Penn street; also,
hv^oft^in Dff -5, OU r? la the r T* Tbo f/0t Is Trent
by 100 deep. Tho Houses on Fonn street are excellent
buncos stands. For price and terms, call at tho Real Es
tate Office of S. CUTHRERT A SON,
- Jecl ° • . 140 Thlrd strata
«>U,.BAUK,tftuaiM on Mount
T^?. P i™v n r 7, , h n . t ; cn , t> ', lnumlL ' s w » 111 of the city.
S"! S** 1 * ?*» ftet fronthy 205 Oaop-na a ID feet alloy.
io now, just fioishod, having six rootnsand a
cellar, 1 rice $1,100. Icrmas4ooin hand: balance at S2OQ
8, CUTUBERT4 80S*
" K * 9 140 Third street.
A- ; STOWS i’OK SALfcJ—A
.*V fiargtlaMabohaaof It, if called for soon, it bone
of. the .beet on that side of the river, doing a fim> cash busl-
KnqUlro - THOMAS WOODS,
■***}• 45 Market Btr*eb
Jursoy - Wajxon*
AQOOD SPRING WAQoN, with shaft, end pole, suitable
for one or two honed, will ho sold cheap b»
JAMES Mo&ASCKItS,
_ J *r Eagle Urerj EUlilo, Seventh at
A For, Sale) ““
SMALL FARM, situate iu Lower St. Clair Township.
4 ortm°« 0)116 frtEoi theUoro'ugh Qf ninolngham,cbn«
laming SIXTY ACKLS, more or lew. It la all and
u » ST ?? ot turthpr particulars, apply to - .
■ ■ : ; :W. aYMMKS, Blrialnphiua.
. „ enteeprise works.
.HO.lJO«oonTOr*T > Tunu>r>oonmow.man»AiiICT_ 1 CT
_ , ■ #6 IWd TETLEY. • ■
- _IMPOB.TEHB and manufiveturers ol
iwKl gprUBUY, SURGICAL AND CENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ao. We
= IU? ..... -.A keep a goneralaFTO'rtincntof.UieaboTe
' - articles constantly oa hand; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. ’ Also, Guns. Pl*
tola and tevolven/Flaakfl, Homs, Shot Beltons, powd'*;
Lead mid Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives
Tailors and. Hair Prossers’ Shears ; Pocket Bdssors, Ac.—
Also* Truffles and Supporters. .
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
‘ RIFLES!—We.arc making Rifles of every description, to
order, or tho best xaotorxal,.ond workmanship warranted.—
Orders Tewivod for them at Wholesale or Retail, will bo fill,
ed with despatch. -Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. mylS
GURI3TMAB AND HOLIDAY BOOKS, at DAYIBGVS
BOOK STORE, 65 MARKET street* near Fourth.—The
anlrecriber having now opened .his Holiday Books, -would
r Invito attention to hla largo assortment of JUVENILE and
other BOOKS suitable to 1 the season; : The assortment In
cludes Children’s Books for alp agos ; arid-parses; English
Classics, in splendid - cabinet binding; the most elegant edi
tions of.popket, fiimily and pulpit Bibles; superbly illus
trated English works; and Prayor Books and Bibles in vel
vet, with, gold and. silver ornaments. That ho may have
the. pleasure otgifing grcator salisfiicUon to friends and
customers, ho solicits early calls. i
I HAVE placod my Books and Accounts in tho hands of
Jaucs c. RicnET,Esq 7 for settlement, .and I earnestly
hope that all who.ara Indebted for subscriptions to the Daily
and Weekly Post, or for Advertising and Job Printing, will
pay up os BpeaUty as possible. Mr. Richey is also author
wed to sottlo tho accounts of tha firm of Harper A Lattos* '
and. Hamit* Phillip*. . L, HARPER.
• • ■ ' - . . JOHN LAYTOtf.
N. B.—Sir. Richey will he found at tho office of the Post,
■ where the Books still remain. * • ■■■•* [ ja2
Selling OIF to Remove.
ROBB, No. iW aiABKET STREET, Pittsburgh, will
largQ fitock P l BOOTS, SHOES, and
KUpBERB, ai vtryjtw pnea, until the loth df.February,
1854, whouhehopes to,remove New Store,No; k
Market street, which ho intends filling with an entirely
now stock. The public are respectfully Ihvited to call and
s&a l r«¥ * unuma ° v armt
placo-No. 109 Market BtrecVbptiran
Fifth stroet and Liberty. * fjaitf
William -Carr & Co.,
; (ffM. Cars late af the firm of J. PAnsm i CoA
. \XT HOLE S A LEG ROGER Band Beal era i n Foreign Wines
V* ’ XT OWMonongeholu apd Rectified Whis
key, No. 320 Commercial Raw, Libortyrstreet, Pittsburgh,
‘ *< r • ...jafcy ■.
A y* kinds of gold, silver and bank .notes
JXJbought, sold ani exchanged 3iy '
w . w . A. WILKINS 4 CO, Bankers,
Dnlted BtatesßsnkEulldlnj.lfo.Tt Fourth st, Pittsburgh.
'V LV '
* .«
'\ h * t • \
: •V'. r~ *#•, It--V-,}.**,-:• ...*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
nni • **®P«»*y for Bale.
- KSn!s?»ssssr^ cn TMy reMon » we t ° nM >
. *{•* I>»elUiJgSonsei}to;iloPenn street.
«a^K3SISSa
£“* Bt > “ a tw ° »** W
•i££tis*££SL£ *** dMp - on *«**«™»
**££^SSS%i& l g*W'- «**•«
ss3^S?2»JsSi«a
.A Three Storyßrick, on SmlthSeld street. near Sorm,*— :
bemg I°. an excellent business location. The Lot Is 20 hv Rn
feet deep, ttdntlngon Smlthfiold ! “ ■ - h * °°
■_■ Nina liofcß in the torn of McKeesport, 'each 60 fbet hv ifin
Several of these are on tho Main street. > r!:- Dy 160 ‘
Mat “ fcot
, ninety Lots in the town of Colombia; Co feet k» ifiOeirb
nE well located, The tenant of cnchLot
SShS? P a7 U ' B * nsing whater er stone coal liornaylS
quire for his own use.ftotna pit near the Looks, OolambS
■ls a pleasant situation on the bank of the MoniniSSriV
I below Look No.&in the mldrtMra bx-
I temdse Btonji eoal region, and would boa'aealrablocolnt for
manufacturing establishments. .... point tor
TWo Htmdred acres of superior Stone Coal,with House.
Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 140 rods on S
Monougahel* ylTor; an exoollent landing; good grade and
tbandaUpn for railroad-wlth enough Ibref gronid at 2
point for houscaand gardens, or locatioha Tor raanu&ctories
The Tom 4s doep enough to allow horses to-boused lnhaul.'
tng outtho coal—the quality of which, for Iron' werkiitam}
gaijorfor ony ordinary uses, la not surpassed byway bathe
Tn my absence, my agent, James Blakely, Eaa. wiD' iHen
all necessary information, and be authorised to rite warren
in deeua tbr any property. «cJ<L - JAMES MAT
tufty •; . . ,Kn. 11Q p»nn
FORTY-ONE BUUUUNU X OTJJ
.' ■ , srrn ■ : ;
Swelling Souses for sale:
I “ I&r ? th ® folldwinir desirable proper.
X ty. ftp sale, eltuntein the 80-renUr Ward, and tont ten
minntcawalkreom the Court Houso. . ■ r ■. ■
LjVME BRICK HOUSE, with nine apartments,
ffltuated on the comer of Colwell and Miller streets. Also’
OhE LABOR TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,' with tight
apartments, actuated on heed etwet. Eight Bulldinglita
?2 SSTi' 11 tc ? building Lots on Heed Street!
twcnty-tbreo Building Lots on Miller stiect This Sronortv
Is .very conveniently eituaied, ■ and will he very tollable
for private residences. " * “ ™
„ Tto property, Jf not sold-preylous to tho middle of
May, 1861, will ho put up al Public Auction.
Trans: Onofi.ch cu?h; tho balanee-in ten years, with
annual payments.' For further particulars, tniuiroof the
subscriber. : > JACOB TO HER,
. seplS Cm] Coruer Colwell and Miller sta., 7th Ward. ■
... For, Sale. .
A J;OT OF OROdJND lu Hogg’sThm of lets In the Third
r£A. or Pittsburgh, near High street, and
on Pennsylvania Avenue,:and rnnning
tank U 7 feet. The property will Du sold, dear of all Inoum
crance, except an ennual (wound rontof one hundred and
euty-flve dollars, to which It Is now subject:' On the proper
-2j^^!^ooi,TJaillMja,TS-flve hrlck andtwi h*£i
doUamuinudly htsh> “ xl rratlD B for nhout flvehuUdfed
.-siJSi® 1200 ’ carh, and $OOO In 0 months—try good
P a P e r. WIT. C. FRIEND,
Jaihtf Attoroeynt Law, No: i;6 Fourthstreet
—"6 ieras of Land, with a rein
JJ 5 ? 1 , 4 M fc' Ulick, with & lower Tein of 2 foot; only
40 rnchM bpliwen the two. .The Luna Is a.good sou, end 16
Acres In.cultivation, A goodlitvelling House, Fruit Trees,
e»d Water noil timber, llio Laud Is suitable (or aai3S
lug purposes ;sltunto about 4 miles from the city: a short
ai»tano» from tbellrownarllle Plank Road. ■
. S. CCI«B£P,T ;* SO}J,
Uoncral Commission dg'ts, 140 Thin! st.
XPor Sale*
TWILL StLL my UMlpired inn* (fourteen yean) of*
fin elroot onil bpride alley, in the
£ “v. 1 'i'ikTVT 40 *V < s >n,ln K cn 0 Uara eurccl, ana running
B P ri ?K»>l c y. on uLkb la erKtel a rour
n?yT’™ ri< ? noo!<j, i 4oft.tquam,'»iti a frame, twoetorics,
™ Sprinr alloy, Bell cnicqktyi io nrtj on any
;Hdni engaged la man-
4KLl“ J^^l* I t ? Irer ‘ hl, * K ’ r<,for J *
odB:tf
PA USX FOR SAVE
, . JOnNS.DATISO.Vj
.C 5 Market, n'‘.r Fourth Street
Telce Notice.
To Druggists & Korohants throughout the Union.
D. I). 211’CUl.I.OUGH,
HANUFAOIUBER. AND DEALER IN
. , PAINTS, OILS, 4<t.
T.eStT:™.. M,w ' n Lute, NEW FORK, ■
|> ULt. Y invite.; Lbo attention of Druggljifi anil
Merchants throughout tho Union to his large and* cx»
' w^ c h he offers for sale on very
Impder&te tofms, both to cash and cIOEe-timeLnverfl.’BeloW
I r^HHsF?^e^*Bon, ° °f the leading articles: r '
«F AS > oil) tolcegs 0r25 to £OO lbs
I ' ?{*£££VlfLLOW OCUIUu, VJJN. RED, In oil.
Rvv?? T it lßYiß> SPANISH BllOWh, TETIti-DE SM
j JuiAA. In oi], • i
I ORSM lb OIF 10 ™’ IJ,Pi ’ BIAI '* AIID ARSENICAL]
| oUSsiAN BLCE,CHEOIIE YELLOTCnmI VERDIGRIS,
I VARNIBIIES of all kinds.
CHALK,'IAMPIILACK^““ WHITING
LO^d“ 4 ansS VEN - aEB ’ Cnno3n: IIEB “ d
'J™IA 31ED, RED'LEAD and LITHARGE, dry
; ®TOJ>E, FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCnitEdrT
PARIS and BRUNSWICK QKEKIf, dry and in
-EM-TCII and AitEBJCAN IFINLOW GLASS. |
a R? 9 Ulore In Want of any of tto above mention
ed articles, will Anil It to-thelrlntoreatatocalLos ourfacili. I
ti e ?nv nl 5 nul! ‘ c i? rips andpurebaaing, and our experience
Jbo„ii U .l r “ :f ‘’’ g ’, r / ! “ advantagea in jelling over most of
tboseln tliesatnollne. D. B. M’CULLOUGD, I
. rnygliDm . ..... 141 Malden Lane. Now Yotli. I
L paper WaII E H O USE.
! • „ • • Cttob W. Field & Co.,
I o°vS? SSH> &f^?S^o TS > No - 11 Cliff Street, New.
! “? AOM.TB ia the Unitea State;; for
L . S; 0 ?! 1 - 1 !? . Superior Bleaching. Powder.. :
e - ■ 'Fictoria_Mllls Celebrated Writing Papers; ‘ '
... -Gonessee Mill, Superior Printing ; «
" • ■ EawUnaiSonß’Kj^j,,;;^^ 0 • <
_ First quality Branch Blbramar!u& ; " •:■
nt3 . for^ ,e f rlniapJ PapOT Slanursi.nl.
StosS?! Vfl for sale, by far. the most ex
if 1 ?? * slock of papor end Paper hlanutotu
rersUma totals that can be found in ibis hr uny other
ll^wftS s, tommodioua Warehouses,No..
S ““ Bt ?**s,° 181 Christopheratocot,
toeaff.T ii >Z]% s ° J« a Stores, 7 and 9 Cliff street
ar^Ub^^^ 7 ““I Anting Paper,
4 c £ meB euahlo them to offer ell
prio» . • lzn and Domestic, at the. lowest possible
40 S rt ' !r ’ “F si2eor weight. Liberal adrun
- highest market pri» paid inCABII for all .Hods of
i •• mar29:l3ro -
I Eradtrary’a Piano aad Helodeon Woxeroomß,
BROADWAY, A'JilV YORK. ’i
I enlarging my IV arc rooms, I «m enabled to tap a
i X mutngre&teT uasortxbent of Instruments
I IC*T(V - All Pianos furnished are of &d elastic touch, and of an
■ £F d - !^K p> /“ H * ndl - B,lti weal tone,
qttalltiw as the voice will assiiau
i Jato to thetonoof the Instrument All my Instrument* aro
I luuy warranted, a guarantee nccompanlesovcry bill of sale,
f as can he purchased elsewhere. - Second
i hand Pianos stall prices.'
! .•_•«?■ -X«w Organ Melodeon; with -tiao
i Wp* o/. Aey»» the only thmsof the Wnd in.' the country.
[.. c*tfag two; stopt, coupler, swell draw stops, £rc., a sweet-ami
! pownrfui Instrument, pronounced by. Organists to besupe
nor for churches or Organ practice to the medium «izod Or*
. gans, price $200.v Also, tba Common Melodcon, of all styles
and prices. Being the exclusive Agent,for-these Instru
monte, orders are solicited. .The usuaidisccunt made to the
trade, and 10 per cent, to clergymen purchasing- for their
®** E. 0. BitADBUiIY,
. v 423. Broadway, J»ew Vork.' |
• GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
■O. IT If CABINET WA HE HOUSE,
Aa. 173 CHESTNUT STItiUST,
(OPPOSITS iNDEPEHDmcS HaLL,)
PhtladelplUa.
FUBKITORE, IH EVEEY STYLE! ’
j Comprising Louis XIV, Louis Xy r ittizabethanandAntique,
_ With Sculpture Carries and modem style;
In Walnut, Mahogany, Butfnwood and Maple:
j,, all or superior ;construr.tfuii, : and finished in Oil -
j- best style, equal to, if not excelling in nuab -
i- Goods of any Establish'.
El • montin the United State*.
SjrLOyiJkG poue but oxjjenunccd workmen. (appren
ticesi being positively excluded,land nsingthobcTma
i wrung, the workcannot tul to give satisfaction, to pur
cnasers. . Amongst the many advantages offered, to !>ur
i tho.facility of Foretelling a House, either in t*lu
i gant or plain style, completely from one establishment: -by
| irnleli means all'the articles ln‘each room correspond Id
style and quality 1 , ambtho Immense stock always on hand,
being ao various in design, enables purchasers to .pleaso
their testa in a selection,.without the delay necessarily i
caused In ordering Furniture. " J * i
To glteanldeaoftholiTVihiHj Furniture on band. I noed I
•only inform ycu-thatmyJiopia£JUCS.l7s feet long, by- 27 feat J
wide, four-floors in number; with fihbpacohilFuous. suffix 1
aent to employ 200hauda, which is a guarantee that tbo
TT °I-_?ru 7^ DollttdCrlDy QVrO i*»PH«HatP ltap4»Ptlnn- : i
■w-Thb Packing is all done in the Store, and Furniture
- tocarry safely any distance. Tisitersto l>hila {
del phla are respectfallyinvited, as purchasers or otherwiso.
tocaUandexamloo tho floods.. - • -au2STy :, -M
EDWARD FABER.
W JBWELUY, ~ ’ “
gSLi < AUlS,Tlrqa2es, Clocks, Papier Maehe
I>rc?flin3 Cases,, Writing Desks;
JsiM y?^, at p*™ 7 * Qlas- B **, CuUlery, km od
PniuUags, Dnuritu Onion, Ac—The undersigned
**« P*«lcalartytq invito of ciUrens imd stranSW-j
whethM as.parehasers or connoisseurs, to theirmatrnifl<*nt
Stockj bcUuTihg ttto ezceed in extent, variety and richness*
Boy.othm in-this country. -They feci sure, tile sulyantage of
pOToually selecting good, at the diffarentfactoriesin EuS.pt,
jmd their own manufactories of Jewelry, Silver Ware Ac
r^JS s *?! 8 te/offer inducemonts in prices end qualb
tles,and prices, considering qualities, such as cannot bs of-1
feredby any other hpuae in the trade.- - r •
«*«>eo safely any tils
tenoe, and by almostanV conreyaace. ' J
JHlolesala-and
OICORGK »TUHGK¥r~"
vfl^MArmrAotuEnioyiiisiMpttoYKD 1
I» A li. 8 PRIK G MA T TABS s ■
b. IK. Cor. Baltimore and Frederick streets, Bal
timore, and, J Vo.: 92 Wdlnat st., Philadelphia. ■
BXVEBIL\TEIt'MEDALS AWARDED, VIZ:—
, . V AnilUCiillKSTHu™,NeW-York:
By • VBkaskus IssmuiE, Philadelphia; ■ '■
1 llcitcncre.
mllEpMuUar Improvement in the construction of thin
J. Mattress is, that ill'the dunsty arid heavy wooden
/hUK-worl B entirely dispensed with, and its place-sure 1
piled by B lighter and much more durahle frame The
springs are nil connected by harness leather hinges, secure
lyrtvetted, rendering It impossible for a single Borins to
fall doreu or get oat or- place, and making a Bed so elastic
thatsny part may bo raised or bent up, imdisthusadmlra
bly fitted to the wants of tho siok or.asthmetic, whomify re.
?u Ull ?i 8 t W S? I^ s, , UI0 ; . II Insurious softness of
the bestftatber bod,wth the lightness and facility of hand
:ung of the common Imir.mattrosfi.:. ;
. These Improved Spring. Bodaaro invariably made of-thi
best materials, and win last many years without repairs.
toSpri^l^ llB UairMattreSßoS h®™ th em altered in
<br n °“ 3 > *»“■
ALSO uneitensi reassert tnent of highly orrmmcntM, (!c
ensjnel,) andplato flniahod CAST lEOH .VBRNITVRK, core i
sisUng inparf of Balstcads, Hat and Coat Backs, Cane and I
TlmhreUaStands, Centre, Pior nhd Side Tables with marble
tops, GardenChaire,' Setteos, etc., etc. ;■ - ' ;
Animals, snch as Lions, Lambs, Dogs, otc_ in Iron. a.
? r ®M.%*J» m “lelsin.-Wo o d,furnlshedatehortuotiee.
dociuly
JOSEPH hIUGUIDGB. '
COMMISSION AND FOItWAHDING MERCIHNT 1
No. 33 nzboW PiNj f -. |
St«Xonl6 t :• , i
/"10NSIGNMI5NT3 and OomiaissiouswUl meet with prompt I
and personal" attentiohv and. llbiial advdmy*. will be
; Consignments or Billeof Lading,' I
for the purchase of Load, Grain, Hemp and other I
Produce, will be promptly filled at tbelowest market prices!!
T 1 5 ;?? d of Merehandirocnd -prrei
d “° willmeot with especial care and dispatch ; the lowest
Of R?oH,wl B ,tD , I iU bo . procured ,and ; tho eapoate:
or storage tmaDrayage as much.as.pdsaibla avoided
•=‘ > ' ■' axvxßESors: r- .'ri l
Page A Bacon, St, Louis; Ellis & Mortem, :: Cincinnati; i
Charless, Blow A Co,, do; Btrader A Gorman. do; 1
Chouteau A Valle, do; Ilosea A Frazeir, 1 - do
BU v°J Sprteger A Whiteman, do; !
J.W.ButlerAßfo.jPittshh; JS.O.Ocxxximan ACo do;'
D. Leech A..C0,, : .. do; K. AO. Yarnall ACo./phUada: I
Wm. Holmes A Co., . do; Morgan, J. M. Buck A More an! I
Blow A March, New York. B.B.Comegys, ' *do» I
Jo l Shields A Miller, do! 1
CharlesA-MoIgB.; . do; JosiahLcoACo.,. Baltimore
A.G.Farwcll A Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Colo, - do*
Howard, Son A Co., 1 do; Wi B. Bdjtiotds, ■ - Lonisville;
«t* 7i i. « . n.D. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T. C, TwlchellA Co n Oonunlssion; ’Merchants, New OrlcatA
haT f °* n °Pen of Ihauranoe, which will oover
•Sin 40 y lll7 a^ rcsa ’ ‘when adTised. by letter per
JuT 1 »w on bUU.ofledmg before* or at the
ume or shipment. , 'JOSEPH, MOGRIBGB, ‘
V^* 6 - 1 ' .. Bt. LrtnK Mbipouril *
T__®®J rn tot*ir , a Galvanic hUPPOrtcr«'
iwsewes-all ihe mechanical advan
• taMS or the'Abdominal SupporUtnow in h>?e, ahd also
advantages over them, besiaes the^galvocio
The following recommendation is from tho editor of the
Now Hampshire Journal of Medicine: “The general form
t H?S B instruments has been bofore
stated in this Jourtiajt,Tlio Editor has been using them in
hia practice for the last threo months, and does not hesitate
to recommend them to physicians.” .»•
For sale by U. A FAIINESTOOK 4 CO.
Ja2B. : : n Corner of First and-Woodstss Pittsburgh. '
OAmii PAPER!) PAPJSKI;:
X ; - CO reams Printing Paper, 54x8“ j
1 6 do' do.. . do 22x32;
•27 do- EfiTClopo do 24x37;
Also, crown, med, doubly erovra, doublo medium, straw,
tes. sud other papcrs, in largo quantities. - tor sale by
J l - 28 B. T. C. MORGAN, 108 Wood at.
- . ■-' *-.// • ■■■ ‘ Hoitce* ' •' :
T™ PARTNERSHIP which existed between the under*
S l ?*™*. ÜBder Uioflrra of UENIW
siiMpLE ,«f .CO., « dissolved,and.ihu alono.
aro autlrorizda to transact and Settle uf> tbe busings of the
tttte Ann. • [jalfrtf]. PATRICKS & PIUEND.
:T&!p .CAGl>a—Mala, fancy and JBreedlOß 'Oaßes; of va*
a a °4 patwrns. Pricefromsl*tos6—from
tb . e 3* i > ll<l H°»UcnUaral TTArehoase, Fifth etroet.
. ja27'-i“ 1 ; JAJJR3 WABDROP. -
v,-l r. I .’l ;
Cl* v
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE.
* BROTHER it CO. .
_229.Baltimorestreet,cornerofCharlcs,:
. .. • ■ • • , > ■ . Baltimore.
- ST:'LOUIS.
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JMILY MQRNTT\ T ft 7>nST~
yPPffPPPAX. MORNING:::::::;; FEBRUARY* 8.
LAFITTE.
* p ? «fiom«nta.concerning this celebrate <T
individual have lately been published, that oer,
hope tbe. following artfole from the PhiladelpHia
be read with interest T ' ;
■t VCircumsfanoea mado; ns acquainted at obe
;PPriod qf.ourlift.withtho real.facta of Lafilti’a
history, verified, in a manner that loft no loop
holes for falsehoods to.qreep in. Sides tben'We
have rend’ most of the novels that have been
written respectinghim.-and greater"libels were
probably never penned? for they represent La*
fitte either' as a romantic hero, or as a man who
had been goaded by great wrongs to seek re
venge, which ho did in that wild Arab way so
often., characteristic- of seamen, and which is
nourished in tho blood partly by the loneliness
°.C tllo eea, -and .partly from a life free from the,
conventionalities of civilization. For a true
sailor- has, as Herman Melville says, a spice of
the wiid’mortality of the desert, ani is, as it
wore, tho -Bodonin of -the great deep:' i -
“ Jean Lafitte was bora on the Garonne, and
.v* I #.?* Marseilles; and was, from his boyhood,
accustomed to the ocean, for ho belonged to a
family which foranany gonerationshad farisbed
the moßt. ekillful .und daring privateers men: of-
IJayonne. In thc.groat war of the French revo
lution, when the commeree of his native pro
vince waß destroyed, he embarked as ] a liemeri
ant on board a private armed Vessel, which
after iunning.a brilliant career, -was captured
by, a supenor forco,. and.carried into an English
port. “Here Lafitte with tho other officers and
the crew,-was cnßt into prison. Time passed—
his eapUinrhis, brother lieutenants, the common
men even obtained their freedom;; but LaGttc
himself remained a prisoner. Ills friends, how
ever and relatives too, were active to procoro
his discharge. Several times were prisoners of
equal tank. sent, into the English ports "by the
agency of. his old captain,, in order - to 1 bp ex
(P,hanged:for him,, but it was not till many long
years had passed, that Lafitte had found him
self free.. This long detention raised in him an
almost savage thirst for vengeance agaiqst Eng
land, and on his release, ho returned immediate-
Jy.to privateering, principally for the harm he
thus might do English ships.
‘.f The pacifications of Europe, after the treaty
of Fontainbleau, deprived him of the means of
legally carrying on his revenge.: But long yea re
of solitary brooding in; prison, , and night watch
cs afterwards upon the Tonely sea had destroyed *
to a great extent,- his preference' for human
laws ; he had, in wordi becomo an Arab at heart,
■lie determined accordingly to-continno his ca-
Itefc he. refrained from.attacking any but
English vessels, since it was only against Eng
land that ho sought revenge. Bis relations in
trance heard of his course with inexplicable
paip, and remonstrated with him earnestly, cs
peciaUy one who , had been a sort of a guardian
ttf bis youth, and who now expostulated with
him almost wi th--fears: - But Lafitte was inexo
rable. At last his early friend called In the aid
of religion, and reminded the erring man of the
awful destiny he was preparing for. himself in
eternity. The reply was characteristic. “If
I go to li wrote Lafitte, savagely, “ I will
drag- plenty of Englishmen along with me.”— :
Bis relative, aware how great had-been the pro
vocation, could say no more- But from that
hour, for many long years, the name of the
wandering outlaw ceased to be spoken in the
household of his father;.; and the children,-whose
blood, ran kindred to bis- own, grew-up to man,
hood ignorant of his very existence.
“ Tho subsequent career of Lafitte is Well
known. Though he. committed aots of piracy
only on British vessels;he paid no regard to the
revenue laws of any nation.. -Fora long-time he
“““.“Oder him quite.a considerable force at the
island of Barataria. But bis early education
which bad been strict; asserted its power at last;
old Jaeroorios-,ro.awakened,. and ho sighed 'to
return again to, civilized life, to lay down the
.brand of pirate, to pass his-days in qniet. The
volcano of paStioa, or. insanity, for it was as
much tho ono as tho other, had burned out in
.that fiery heart. He mado his peace -with' the
ynited States, as is.pppularly known, just be-'
Toro the battle. Subsequently, he returned to
his native land, where he died not long ago. His
wife, whom he married: in America, is still liv-
wafl at the time we heard the narration
given above. . j .
*' >Ve would have to violate the sanctity of pri
vate life if our authority was to be given. At’
tue time we heard tho histoi7 of Lafitte we were
told the name of his old captain, who command
ed the privateer.iu which he was captured ;and
other facts which we have since forgotten.”
Washington News and Gossip.
_\Vo find the,following items of news in the Star,
of the 4th: ■■■ ’
~ oJ Euro} ie,—Private advices from
tho other side of the Atlantic up to the evening
u^-,: bayo impressed statesmen in
Washington with, the belief that there is to be
no general war in Europe .over the difficulty be
tween Turkey and Eusaia. They think that it
now being evident that Franceand England will
I surely tight for the Sultan if be be pressed fur
ther., the Czar wiltepeedily -withdraw bis forces,
and consent to.any settlement that maybe ncces
sary to ; avert a general,war, out of which hp can
not possibly come better off than ou going into
tt. Yet the impression that the general Euro
pean war can be tong averted, does not prevail
in thiS:City among American or foreign Btatus
[ mcn> Eouis Napoleon’s plans and ambition are
I sapposed to be sooh os notlonghence to produce
the active hostilities to which we refer above.
He.rs^well. known . to havo designs on Belgium
]. aa >. vM.c.U. will be: forcibly resisted, of
pourpo; and it is also thought that he wants war
tor Lrance.as a “cans of strengthening himself
I and his dynasty on tho Prcnoh throne. ’
The Caucus on the Ml.—Vfe learn that a coh
snltation or caucus of tho Senators, friends of
IbeMehraska and .Kanzaa bill, was 1 beld yestcr
uiiy marniug,, Thirty-nine or forty-members Of
the Senate were present. They were not dis
tinguished by party affiliations or by any sec
tional Classification; It was decided that a faiV
obaooe Bbonld .be.gisen. to the opponents, of the
bill to debate it fully, but that tho bill should be
passed to a decision without delay, and, in pre
ference to all other business beforo the Senate.
We presume that a like policy will be adopted in
the House, nndthatonthO paaßage of the bill by
tpo Senate, it. will be taken up immediately in the
House, and if its supporters have the strength,
poncin'" ou ' s * business will be post-
Sales of the Public Lands. —Tho returns to the
Treasury, Department show that in ..the quarter
ending on tho 31at of December last, the sales of,
the public lands put upwards of two millions of
dollars iu the Treasury. w-This-is tho largest
I yield from , that souroe. of the Government’s
revenue accruing in any; quarter sinoe the year
1880, in which year the, mania for speculation,
and tho absence of 1 ' scrip," brought fifteen mil
lions into the .public,coffers.' The truth is,'the
amount of floating, land scrip in the market has
[ greatly deoreased—a very large portion-of the
enormous .issue in the last four or five years
having been located. ' ,
The Redemption of United Stales Stocks is DOW
progressingnmoh slower than a few weeks ago.
This change is doubtless the result Of the muoh
improved condition, of the money market.
Wbenovortbo screws are.upon the market,men
in trade must convert their surest, and readiest'
securities . into; cash, Hones the late and very
general response to Secretary .Gutbrio’s circular
inviting tho surrender of tho securities of, the
Government of the United States. .•
The .Current Operation* of the Treasury Depart
ment.—On the,Sd iust.,.there were of Treasury
Warrants entered, on tho; books of the Depart
ment—. , >■ .
For tho redemption ofstocks. .........$11,640 00
For tho payment of other Treasury
debt 5........... .39,456.97-
For the Customs 3,690 64
Covered into tho Treasury from Cub-
toms .....................
Covered into the Treasury from mis-'
ceUaneoußjourcea'..'..i..,.'i..;i........ v: 7,375 92
For the Wnr Department... 30,017 45
For re-paying for the War Depart
ment.......... 5,000 00
Major-II owotl, 'a-brother-jn-lawof Col. Jeffcr ■
-boij Davis, Secretary of War, is about to leave
Orleans,‘it is said, 'with a choice party of
gaUaut ’spirits to aid the Tarks, sad to gain glory
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