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VOLUME XII.
THE DAILY MORNING POST.
fad and J’oiHiArf tnery MonUnf, ißuniay axtpUi.)
BY PIULUPS A GILLUORE,
ffosm* , nsT OO£Kis .o> vood aid ram eybxszs. .
Fire Dollars & year, payable strictly In
advance,- Six Doltarswili invariably be required if not paid
■ithtw flw jimy. -. . ' • .•
ißS** Bfcngle copies xwdmnrt»—lte Bale at the counter In th*
Offloe,and by tho News Boys.
9AZUBOAX HOKHIHQ POST .
Is published-from tbeaame office, on a large blanket dee
rmccm.- „ .
No paper win 1 be discontinued (unless at the discre
©n of the Proprietors,) until ell arrearages are p&id. •
jg&- No atteniidD'WiU be paid to any order unless acoom*
ponied by the money, or satisfactory reference In this city.
&&* Connected tenth the Establishment of the Ilarvxng-PoA
<i one of thelargul Job. Pnntmy .Offices tn ihi aly,iohere all
kinds of work is done on Vie shortest nobttf. and toast reaxon*
able ferns. .
BATESOFADVERTISIIVG,
AGREED UI'ONBT THE PITTSBURGH PRESS.
--mruntssozfpjuuai.osutss;
One squaw, one Q 60
** w . each additional 1n8erti0n....... ... 515
u r u * one woI 76
** u two weeks-....,. 3 00
u **. three week*.;....;... 4 00
« ** one m0nth.......;.- 6 00
** two months.,... 700
11 - u three m0nth5.......................;...... 0 00
4 * four lO 00
u six m0nth5...;..*.........................;. 13 00
* “ one year........-;............ 18 00
Rtandlng Card, six lines or less, per annum.......... 10 00
One lapmre, per annum, (etclttriro of the paper)-..,.;; 25 00
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO.FiGIUHORBi
ATTORNEY AN© COUNSELLOR AT LAWy
Office, comer of Jfourthstreet and Cherry alley,
riTTSßtmon, 'PA4; •
89" Will attend to bis professional business as usual, at
his office, between the hours of 9A- H- and 41*. M- of each
day.. , jy2o
ROBERT E. PHULIPS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Ci Orliindo LoomlS) •
AT LAW—-Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
Thomas M. filarshall,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrte’s Buildings, Fourth
J\, street, • • JanT:ly
R« B* Carnahan*
ATTORNEY AT LA W—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street- jefcy
. ; Ji S* Sl’Clowry,
Attorney, and counsellor at. law—office in
BafceweU’s Buildings, on Grant street . j<<3
D. 11* Hakeny
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 127 Poorth street, abm mil
J\_ near Smithflald. • marSffry .
J. S. lflorrisop*
Attorney an© counsellor at law—office, re
moved to No. 44 Graht street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Pa aprlfty
it Biddle Roberta,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No. 132BmIlhfieId street,
between Fifth.and Sixth.. Collections carefully attend*
al to—special attention given to Conveyancing. fuoc3:ly
Thomas means,
Attorney at law an© solicitor in chancery.
nextdoor to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
iqy4 .• . •- ■■■ . • ■ . • . ■ ■„
: 8* P* Ross,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson's livery
Stable. ,i ’- J«2B
S Boehm aster,
A LDFRMAN—Office, Fourth street, third door abeve
J\_ gmlthfleld* South side. Conveyancing of dl kinds d ne
with tha greatest core and legal accuracy Titles to Beal Sa*
t£ta examined Ac. novlß
BUSINESS CARDS.
w. b. ekousil . j.aicnAxnsoa. ■■ . j.lmuram
ENGLISH & RICHARDSON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, am>
Wholesale Dealers in Fifth. Bacon and Oil. and Prodin-o
generally. Warehouse ftirmerly occupied by Bnrbndge A
Inghram. No. 116 Water and 160 First street, Pittsburgh,
Pensa * fa^
FR. DRAYO. Diamond.' Pittsburgh, Til, dealer h
0 Country. Produce, offers for sale * choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Bplces of every variety
and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also,
Dried FrultA'Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ox, 1
change for Merchandiie. -
P;JLD.baS procured a full assortment of Lansreth a
WarrantodGarden Seeds, and invites the attention of all in*
lercsted in rural affaire. Hull
POAKCIB O- flilUt— «... «JNo. O. E£-IaOAW.
BAILEY A REBSHAW,
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY G KOCKRS; Dealers In
Wooden and WWowWaro, Japanned Tin Ware. Uou«-
keeping Utensils, Ac.. Wholesale and Retail,No. 2j3 Libei *y
street. Pittsburgh. gprlAy
Klne A moorheiul, .
WHOLESALE OIIOCEBSAND PRODUCE DEALKRS-
No. 27 Wood street, Pitabgrgh. ■ Iniy23
Smith A Sinclair.
IB7HQLB3ALIS GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
Vy CHANTS—Comer Wood mil Find ate.. fnor3
P«ttl A Manioc It.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MKRCHANB, AND,
STKAMIIOAT AGENTS—No. 7 WatoretroetiCindnnaU,
Ohio. .... • • |apl:tf
3- D- lIEKaO3T -- iIXrH SIREPATRTCS 1- F. UXH&OS-
Kirkpatrick A Herrons,
WHOtESALB GROCERS, PRODUCE AND COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS. ondDealers In Piltaburgb Manu
factures No.-3*3 Liberty fired, Pittsburgh, Pa. myl.ry
raancis eagana ■: ... jnnr, moots, astaa owetts,
Httabunth. ■■ Mary land. , PiUeborgh.
r Sellers, Nicola A Co., . ■
PRODUCE am GKNERAT, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 309 Liberty street, rittebuigh, Pa. ,
Sperm. Utiaeod and Lard OH A ■ . • . .
moThil Phtia.. ...tnr.mcirreon. Pittsburgh.
- SltUer A Rlcketeon, .
TSrHObESAIB GROCERS, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIES,
tfy Wlnea and BeKar»---Nos. 172 and. 174, comer of Irain
and Liberty streets, Httsborgi;:. Iron, Nail*, Cotton lnrne,
Am. cemetanUy on hand. Iy2B
J. D. Williams, .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCER, AND
PonrutUng Commission Merchant, Deader in
Country rroduco and Pittsburgh Manufactures—Wood fU,
four doom above Fifth, Pittsburgh. ■ _ morn
jos* w’cuwxxt.
Wholesale' and Betail Clothing Herchanta,
. tlO. 88 WOOD STIIBET.
Tni? subscriber* respectfully inform thotr oil customers
and the pubUoiagoncral, that they hare this (lay as*.
Boeiatal themselves In the above business, under tho firm
of JOSN -ATCIjOSKEY 4 CO. They. respectfully solicit a
ehawr of public patFonago. -. • . ~
The previous-business of each will bo Bottled by them*
Bqlt<wTWPwe.tively. >
■ . i James C* watt* •
H/rBIICHANTTAIWtt—No. 46 Fifdi street* opposite the
yi. iThestye; pittabqrgh, Pa. »P
-f-k~~Y,ATUD f (late of the firm of Ooolsy & luns y ) basing
|V # opened STORE NO. O, (tvo doors above tbo old
stand.) TbT'the- purpose of carrying on the CLOTHINO
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
■here or.the patronase.of the late firm.
N.'Bi^-UldtUlhg'inadoto order lathe most fashlonablo
stflee. ftnd on ihe Bhortest notice—inferior, to none In the
City. .
■ • Bi «-O. Morgan, ■ ■ •
BOOKSELLKB AN'l> STATION F U~~has always on hand
airenaral amortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap. Paper, Ao, Wholesale and Be*
tall, Noa 10* Wood street, below Flab, Bast side, Pittsburgh.
OT. Wanted, Bags and Tanners’ Bcraps. ap!s:ly
V ... J. B. Weldln, ■
TirnOLESALE-AND JIEEAII, DEARER In Blank and
W flohool Book*, Paper and Stationery, So. 03 Wood
street, (betveen Third and Fourth.) Pittsburgh, Pa. [mr2o
' . 'lt, c> Stockton,
LITB JOHNSON- * BTOOKTON, BOOKBKLLER, STA-.
TIONKE, Printer ami Binder—eornor of Market and
Third eiawta. PUteborgh. rn. • f}y3l:tf
, ■■■.. W. 8. Haven. ,
mna OLD PMNTINtf ESTABLISHMENT, (lariJora-
I rerir * Bwo*TOT,)nina BLANK BOOK A!tt> STATIONS*
RY WAREHOUSE—U roparwl to execute every, stylo of
Leiral, C&nAl end. Steamboat Job printing ana
Book Binding, l *mJ farnlih ©very article In the Blank Book,
Paper ed Stationery line, at the shortest notteo and on the
aertreasohaMotehaa.*'-" ■ :••*•••*• •
Blank Book end Stationery Warehouse, corner of Market
and Seoond'stroete. ■■ • _ . .:..
Printing Offlc© and Book Bindery, No. BOThlrdutonoTlfl
SoliuoluDaa 4 Haonleini
street, opposite tho Po&t-offlne,
Pittsburgh. • Maps, Landscapes, Bill Heads, Show Bills*.
Lab*!s, Arcblt«total and Machlno Drawings, Business ana
Visit! off Cards, etc* Engraved or Brawn on Stone, Printed
In Colors, GoldrßH>B*o» or Blacken the-most approrod style,
and at the most reasonable prices. ootl5:ly
Auetln lioomlli
REAL BSTATB’AOENT; H8Wh»n4I«o; StocJe, »ni BUI
Broker, 1 OQM, No, wioorth.Strect.tobore Wood ) The
entwcrlbur hiring opened anoffleeeithoebovopliLoe, for the
parpofeoCnogotEil&g Xoiiu.BniJ', Bond;, Mortgages, and
all other Instruments tbr the securityof Money, end for the
purchase-endeale of Btoetce. tTOI also giro promrt end
particular-attention to Buying, selling, rentlnrof «n 4 leee
foic ltwj Krtata. IJyT] ' AUSTIN MOMIB.
JOXIX TT-nnWQ- WILCOX. JO. „OOCUBA?T NJUUB(h
FLEMING BROTHRES, :
• (BaoMSBorBto J. Kidd & Oo,)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, No: GO ; Wood Street, Pitts
bargb, Pa. Proprietors of Dr. M 1 Lane’s Celebrated
" Utct PUls, fa. . '..oiv7:t‘
, Tcr'mlfago.'
B. A. Fahnestock 4 €6»i
WHOLESALE DRUO WAREHOUSE—Corner First and
Wood streets, and comer Wood and Sixth. [ febl
: 'JKO* GIIOUTT, .
Importer or Brandies, Gin, Wine, &c.*,
V, &E&LE& .1
OIiB'SIO.NONQ AHBF*A BYE WHISKY.»
peulL and Apple Br&ndy, Ae»
AiaOf.BSOTXVtca &RD XhSTILtSR;
Oornar of SmUhflflld and Front atrocta, Pittsburgh, Pa. [rffO
j, Br^ar*:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
165 Liberty tfrreot, and 81 Diamond alloy.. foblfl:y
r-' PA.QOOA TK4. STORK.
JEHTT HAWOUUI, IfMerofc and Setad Oncer, Dralsr
andfraportar of 01d€omxtiy.inA£fc T6&a r 7nmch Bran?
4a,corper of Bi&moad alley and tbe Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa. .. fobSfcy
w miter P. maTHMOIi > .
IMPORTER and Dealer In. InpolAniAsurieao Papar
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY PHILLIPS & GILLMORE, AT THE ‘‘.POST BUILDINGS,*' CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM/ OR $6,00 WHEN PAID; STRICTLY IN ADVANCE-
t BUSINESS CARDS.
. LIVINGSTONS * CO.,
FORWARDERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Steamboat Agent*,
TBUCt llAllTr, IllrfA.
hmextte and *\tttenEischanaei4iank£r<terG<Xd on d SHter
Jw 1 Bought, Sold andExchasigcd, at the.
BXOHANGK AN& B4N-KINU HOUSE OF
- WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
■} •• ' j 6l woo® Btr«*?, rmssinuin.
<gUlntergBt«llowedOß.tlmg.dcrpoalta« ... [jwilft
. ; CORNUCOPIA
*3“OYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSED
l DjJBABNABD. •'
. \ Mo. 40, Piflh'Stm& bcltoten Wood and Market.
; faplOily]- • FITTgPPRQH. r > - -
“1 James Gardner, Batcher, ;
xkrihh be found on the regular market'days and oren-
W logs at STALL No, tJB DIAMOND MARKET, Pitt*-
butoh, and ai STALL No. O ALLEGHENY
his usual quality of Ilams, Smoked Beef, Tongues, Lard,
Sausage, .. ■ . . , jan27.dm
FLEMING BROTHKUS,
5' •(Barocssoraio Kidd &;<&)'.
f ’W H O LBS AXE. JDBU Q QIS T S ,
No. GO Wool SlruL, Fa.
'Proprietors of Dr. M 1 Lane's Oclubratod. Vermifuge, Liter
Pi{!s t &e. - __ JnlO
j JOSEPH FLEMING,
} - fBUCOEBBOR 10 1. WIL'COX * C 6.1
20RNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keep*
constantly on hnnd a full assortment of Drugs, Moui>
is, Mcdlcino Chests, Perfumery, and all articles pertain,
leg to his business. • •
t&r Prescriptions carefully compounded at
' MS hoers.■ jafly
| ' ARSObD & TVILU/Uns.
’ftyrANTJFACIURERSof ChUum Fumaca, Wrought Iran
IXI. Tubing, and lilting gcnijrally, for trarmiug sad ten
tdition of -buildings. .
• A. AW. 'will contract for tannin? and ventilating by
Ftcam or hot water, pipes or Chiton** furaaco, churchca
school*, hospitals, factories, green houses, court house s,-
i.jaQa, hotels nr dwelling*.:
(eb!7 No, 25 U&BKKT STKXET, PITTHiUBOK. •
Sa. AHJb' tiUtttittON D&NTItU', (i«o
cossor to G. tf.lttddle,) NO. 144 SMITH*
FIELD STIIEKT. . ;
. QSjf* Ofilco bonrs, froxa 9 to 1 o’cJocV, trad
<cfc . febls:ly
j.
; Notice*
TOS. FLEMING having associated with JOS. ADEL, tbo.
9/; business will hereafter bo conducted under th* style of
J'IAISKL A CO., st the old stand, corner of Smithfleld and
Fourth atroete. • •• • • j»1:r •
t Copnrtnenhln.
rTiIXE UNDKRSIUNKDhnve thin dny entorod intoco-juut*
X Dershlp, unilar the name and stylo of J. A. UCTCHI
SUN A 00.» for the purposo of tronactinga Conminsloa&nd
Grocery badness. JAS. A. nUTOUISON,
A. M. TTALMNGFOttD.
M.n
February 1,1864
Qo-Panneratilih
rflllE subscribers hare IhU day formed a partnership for
I the purpose of carrying on Commission and fbrwartl
tn&, in connection with the :fish, JSaeon and Od, amli*rcf
dike business generally, under Ibo style of Kkqush & Kiel!
Atfwon; warehouse No, 110 Water and 360 front streets;
fohnerly oocnpltxl by llur bridge & Inchrom.
wat a usattsir,
1 " '■ JAMES HICHAIIDSON,
; JAS. J. EEh’NEJT. .
IPlftsburgh; tobruarylst,
Copartneruhlp. •
BF.JOJiKS, BFKhAUD fcAUT U,& M. KIKQ cod J. V.
• LAUTII, having associated themselves together* an*
dsr the firm of JONBS, LAUXUA.OO., «Ut carry on U»
“ American fron Works,” recently erwetod byli.fcautb A
B&iber, in £&£t Birmingham*
11l T. JOTOt .t.B. X. E1tR........ J. f. IAUTI!
I AHERIOANIBOSWOBKB.
5 JONES, LAUTtI & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS bf roperior. Bar, Small and Wire
IX Iron, of all descriptions; IK) Water tA.,
•tween Market and Uoodeter Httrtinrgfo - f jaH:.Tn>
Copartnership JNottee*
TVJLUAX DALT »JAVtB .PRELAW. 1
11IAVK THIS HAY aspoclntoil -with too as partner, niy I
nrphoiv, Jaust Piiklaiv. The bUßlne«s of manafartu* i
g and importing of IIO&IERY, YARNS, Ac , will bo cod- |
tlnued at the Old Stand; No. ‘M Fifth Btroet, and condurjwl i
uhder the firm of Williax Dait A Co. All persons haring ■
cinims against mo will please present them for immediate;
Payment, and those who ate Indebted will please settle their
bills. withos little delay as possible,
i WILLIAM HALT, No. 21 Fifth st„
l Next door to the Iron City Hotel
(Jannary
I DUiolattoh.
milE Partnership heretofore existing under the rtjlfl ot
jL Nxoutr, Mouaw A 00. htR K*ea mutually UlsaoWod.
; IVx, Dawsox, of the late firm) baring purchased the into
i rfesi of Ja*. & Negley, the busmraa will bo continued as
r ifcual, under the stylo of DAWSON, MOHAN A (X)., who
airo authorized, to use the name of hegley, Mohan A Ox in
shilling up the old business. J. S. NIXJLW,
i ■ AV. DAWSON,
\ Pittsburgh, Jan. 2, *64, F. MOHAN.
| disposed of mv interest in the late firm <f
Ifegloy, Mohan & Co. to- my former partner, Mr. Dotruoo,
who with Mr. Mohan will continue the business beruU
fore, I bare the honor to mommend and request the liW
ntl patrooa<o of my fnendi and busioMS acquaintance*.
Ija4j Respectfully, JAP. 8. NKQI«K\.
{ . . . , Notion
TTAVINO purchased the. entire stock of J. C. Anderson A
trill continue the wholesale FRUIT aod Ol)N
-PKCTIONAKY business, at the Old stand, No. 6 Wood street,
qnder ihu sljrlo of -■- . 2d. W« RANKIN A CO. -
T^fOTICE.— Hjivtajj disposed "of my entlro interest lo tlie
wholesale Fruit and Gonfertionary busioesa to my Isle
nartner, Minas Ti tulle, and M.ttVHahfcip, salesman In raid
lloare t (Wbo ate authorized to ufo the name of tbo Into firm
ii settling tha business of faU.ttrm,) l take pleasure in re
wtflmcndingthem to my former.ftiendj and. customers, and
‘nope for a continuation of the liberal patronage bestowed
cm me. . . J- C. ANDfiUSON.
fpttfsb argb,January 9 r lSs4r-{jftto3 -
si T-nTiiiirßT .a. L. CUIIIBUT.
} # S. CUTHBEftT & 80K, •
r >KA L ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, JVb. 60
lV jSiniUijbdd flTtcL - __ ' •• ' '• POvl ■ .
5 ■ John H. JHellor, _ •
tirnOL'ESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
(VY Pianos, Music, School Rooka and
jftatlonery,-No. 123 Wood street. . , f jant
K-A. A* Tiudkt
MfeaflSi WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS,
VX KHHB «nl CARPET HAfl mASU&O»
gT ..if- 'turer; No. 1 OS,Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
jygfcy • : : :
t L E. Uayvard,
rvBALER in ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and. LEGHORN
| I and HR AID HATS, comer of Market ami Liberty sto,
so. 174 Pittsburgh, Pa. • jeLky__
] . Willi am~Glcnii»
FOOKDTNDEE— Oorner of Third and Wood streets, abore
C -IL Kay f where bo is prepared to do every description
of Ruling and Blading. fdecS
T“-- .Cara*
TT LEE, (suoc£s3cm To Mu&rut a Lx*,) WOOL DEAL*
ijL* ER ANI> OOMMIBSION MERCHANT, for tho sale
qf American Woolen Opnda, No. 139 Liberty street. ftny4
l Thomas Sl* Little,
rr frATCIt AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between
7 V Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
11 kindffof Jewelrymadoandrepaired. fapfcly.
J.SLVrX, DKNTI&T, Fourth street, fiTti Uuurs
(JjjyxiSSik west of Market.
y •: • r Offjc* Hoima —Proa nine A. M. to fire
P.M. - doc2oty
* ifr* jjavld iiunt, -• ~
DENTIST—Orncs, Fourth etroot, between
OTfrlfrMarket and Wood streets, nearly opposite the
} • . Pittsburgh Rank. 1 novl7:ly
1 IiARR & MOSER,
A ROQITKCTd:—Omcvs; Philo Hall, No. 70 Third street,
/V PittsbttrglM-and cast side of the Diamond, Allegheny.
, jylfcOm w „
B LOUTH * iiIUL, East Birmingham, mauuXaciurera ol
• -Bar Iron, and small Iron Qf all-descriptions, and
liiake, also, tho finegtqaoHty of Hoops, Rounds and Squares.
; 4&*Leavo orders for Irou in lob box, at the dty Px<sl
Office.- • ocia
i • S* SPKlnleyi
House, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Dealer in Paints—No. 44-St. Clair stryqt,l‘Rtsburgh.
Hm constontlyon hand all kinds -of Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan-and Oopnl Varnish, Linseed Oil, Boiled OIL
Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass of oil sizes, Putty, l’aiat
Brushes, Ac* all of tho best quality, and for solo at reason*
ble prices. , :.*opH.
T , dsmei Jbowry,Jr., „
CHAIR' AND BEDSTEAD 294
Fetfcerman’s Row, Liberty street, has on hand a large
stock otChaira and Bedsteads of every description, made ©I
tho best materials, which he will sell lower than articles ol
thesome quality can-be sold in tho city. Ho would call
Ucular attention to his largo stock of Mahogany anil Walnut
Chairs and Bedsteads, which he will sell at greatly reduced
prices. Alscs Turning of every description executed in the
neatest manner; Orders loft at the wore Rooms, or at the
Mill; corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will bo promptly
Headed to. mar2l
■ James fllelllnffor* ~ 1
H/TONONGAHKLA PLANING MHi—Would respectfully i
jyj_ inform his friends and the public, that his new estab* i
liahment Is now In fall operation, and that he is prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders Tor Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates. .
- Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, constantly
on hand.
• Sash, Doors, and Mouldings, of every description, mode to
order;
■ Builders and. Carpcnters'Would find it to their advantage
togivehlmacail,ashDcan nowfurnish'themwith planed
. stuff suitable for every description of. work.
WJL- A. wmtmit .JABJCU O&UfWZU. j
- HEREON & CRISWELL, I
• BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, !
Manufacturers ©! air kinds of brass work; lo-
COMOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS,Ac. Al
go, Cotton Batting Manufacturers.
i Foundry onßebeeca street, Allegheny. City. .
? Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or paid; • Orders loft at the Foundry or 0(Hco, ■will, be
promptly attended to ■■ •• • ■■ •• foD9:ly
r • JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
'Nb. 43*Cbmcr and Wood Strtdiy . \
Offleeup stairs. - Entrance from-Fifth street PittsUurgh,;
EESPECTFUT/ T/V announce to the public that Bo bos.
commenced the REAL ESTATE • AGENCY, in • tonnoc
tlon with IhtelUgenca and-Genoral .Collecting.: <lte will
aba attend to rcnun£. Persons In want of servants, In any.
capacity, or those In want of-places, will bo supplied atahort
uutlcd. AH business entrusted to hla care promptly at
tended to - - - . ■.
: Bifmnea-1. 3. BiiAara, E»J, lUohMd Cmtan Em.,.W.
O. Bt. alitt. i Plnrh, James MwikcraJ, A. Ai ■ Mss.am,
- -; • jmts
ESUMSU AJin CLASSICAL SBIOSABI,
W. T. McBOSALD, M. A, PIOTOTAX.
TUB next iwislon of ltur InjUtotfoa-'wiU cammencs CnJ
MONBAYjtlioCth of Beptcmbor next, at Uio tood aw-1
nor oT'Ferry and -Liberty streets, lately occupied- by the ]
Mewrs.'Vfleder, , r . s *—«-«»-.
>• if</cr<ncsi— A. Wr Loomis. F.-Von
, Bonfcorft, JL Millar, dr. nhg^
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSHUA RHODES & CO.»
WHOLESALE FKUITEEB &COUEECTIOITERS,
39 Wood Bt., Pittedumo. Pa.,- . . ■
HAVE on band and are receiving the following Good*,
which they offer at the lowest market rates: —
7o bags Ivlca Almondsj -• 20 boxes MacC&roni;
25 ** ■Bidiy do . 20 41 . Vermicella;
26 balos Bordeaux do . 60. 44 Farina; .
16 bags Shelled do 60 ** W. Hock Candy,
60 ** Filberts; 25 44 ANo.I do
60 44 - Walnuts; ’ 10 44 , Red do r;
00 44 Cream Nuts; 16 Capers; .
600 bushels Pea Nats; 16 44 Olives;
25 bbls.Texan Pecans; 75 .** Gone Drops;
25 “ Illinois do ; 100 44 ... Loxongea;_ :
2000 Cocoa Nuts; .60 44 Juiubo Pasto;
200 boxes German Plams; 60 doz. Assorted Pickles,
25 kegs do do 30 « “ .Preserve#;
lObbb. do do 100 rt Pepper Sauce;
10 cases Prunes, glass jars; • 10 cases Sardinos; ■ .
10 « . m fancy bxs; 6 44 • 4 ‘ ■‘ ) * l ®*
60 casks Currants; a . ** <r ■ % do
20 cases CitrOn; •. 200 bags Braxil sugar;
200boxesOlastcr Raisins; 40 bbis B.o.Bugar^
100 hf. “ M. B. do 25 44 liOveTing’s Sugar,;
, 200 qr. u “ do 10 cases Liquorice T
•200 boxes No. 1 Herring; . 26 boxes Bof’d do
100 a Scaled do 20,000 Principe Cigars; •
lease Mace; . 10,000 Havana do.
1 bbl. Nutmegs; w. 16,000 Regalia; do ....
1 44 Clo Tea- 2,600 Hal
26 gross Blacking; 60 gr. Mrs. Miller's P.Cut
25 baskets Salad Oil; 60 gross AndcrsonM do •
lOWA POBSBKI
NO. loa WOOD STRUCT.
TOnN a PARRY, (nicwssor toJ. 0. Pnrry* Oo,)b«s
lj to inform the customers of Uio old firm, sad tuo rublio
generally, that ho boa now on hands, and is ortenFiroly en
gaged every description • or CASTINGS—,
each as: Patent Chilled Rolls; large Kettles and Carta;
Patent Kettles, for Soap, Pot Aril* Soda ABb; Sugar Kettles,
far the manufacture of Cane Sugar -.all.&ut vn a pattait
proecsit known as J. C. Party's, and aro superior for dura
bility to any cth£r, and sold lower than- those mode.on the
° H&LLOW WARE—A general assortment, all .from,new
and Improved patterns. Wagon Poxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
Rolling Mill Castings, and Machinery of every
alwayß on hand or made to order. •
Cook Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, and Coal Btoves, of.every
description; lApaCook Stoves, flveslaea, whirls received Urn
first priie tor 18W and 1851, at the Agricultural Fair of Al
legheny County, Fn:, and recommended by fifteen hundred |
persona; Enterprise Cook States, four sizes; Premium Cook t
StoTM; Kgs nnd B«uU»tor Coil Bto.**; Parlor gtotos, Ae. i
Parlor Oratoa and Feodor*, groat Yurlety, beautifully
enamelled. Common Qrttos, and building material of every
description* - i .
A great rariotyof Ornamental Railing, for Cemeteries and
Plough l and ftotyA Quhnpj—A large stock of all the
kinds in use, and will ho cold at Twlnced prices. Hairs Pat
eat Lever, True American, Egan's, Crane’s, Kinkalae,
i Woods', Peacock’s, Bull’s, Improved Hull. 4c. . ~ -
Double Ftoughtt—lh* Michigan Double Floogb,whieh
; has taken the premium at the Btato Fairs of hew Tort,
1 Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and wherever It has boon cxhiW twi.
i Iron and Nails, Stove Pipe and Tin Ware—all-of-which I
i wlll sell at the lowest prices; and respectfully Invito the
I nublio to sire me a call* at the old stand. No. 103 Wood st- •
| *u2t*» muy O PtKRV
.j.mmao.
ALLEGHENY FORGE.
SOLOBIOS SKETTER & CO.
(Lute lUmcl i Semple’s Itolling Mill.) on lb. b»nt of the
- Allegheny, below the St. Clnlr.filmt DtlJgo,
• Alisggist CiTV, I’A.
Ttik proprietors respectfully inform tho public •tliatj
havingmode extensile additions to their .estabibb
tuoot, they aropreparod to manufacture, on the roost tea* i
Honablo tormvlron Uork for Bridges Cor Axles,Quarry
Work, Stono Cutters' and Masons' Tools, EbaftiiW, Mill
Ocarina, Machine Work in general, and hoary Fqrgtn?,or
eicry description. • Also, 110R3B BllOßSmanufoctured by
Shelters i'alait Horn Shoe ifachiM' Iho Horse Slioo Ma*
clilnu w*ll bo inoperotiou about tho mtadto of February,
when alt orders for Shoes will meet with prompt attention.
Mill Picks made and dressed. Orders sent by mall or tele
graph attended to on the shortest notice. jald.y
A. New supply of ClilcUerlng & flonT'
Plonos. _
Just ructitnl and now ready for examl-
and pale, two 7 octave l’laDOis*u»
/iSnfYfew Tvt'Tlily carted and finished In the toopt
f| v I f 7 ehwt» find richest trtyle of otl. These two
Plano Tortop an? * B<W fcrat da*s Instruments,
and are nn«|UHllwl In their oxciuhlte quality and volume
of t"n«, delicacy and equality of touch, exterior fluish nnd
durability. . . ■
.Teacher*, amateurs and other? Iniewsied iDmno i-ortcS,
ore respectfully invited to exanilci# ttio above.-
VIVJI 0 it-lOCTAVK MAX#?,
Ifith double round Vomers carvtd monfolDg^itUilingftQii-
Bic deak» and finii'hed brvrt; and Trout. -
• 'tWO 0 1-2 OCTA.YK PIANOS,
Double round corners,.plain, VTd’da'dfront and back. '
. SKVBN -C OCTAYJB PIANOS,'
Rosewood and Walnut cnees, with Oiickcring’e patent -Iron
Frame andsliding d**V., 1 , , .
All tbo above i’Uno Fortes aw from the factory of Chirk:
cring & Sons, Boston.. They sroall providedwithChlekMr
ing’s patent Iron Frame/arui ar« folly -warranted.
; Purchasers are respocitolly Invited to caH'and examine
tiunabove* at tie warerporasof JOHN 11. MKLLOR, '
•, No. hi Wood street.
Agont fur Cbfcknring* Sous,
foT Pittsburgh and Wotorn P*nn»ylvanta.
Vttuni & Ftanoi.
A kRKSII and complete stock Of BIANOS,
Uio celebrated feetory of Nonitf *
HTMlflf Clarkr. is now being finished for and will bo
VI V S 2 V -shortly eiblbited by tho«atecriber. : Nunns
A Clarke's Piano*. a to now oon&Mcrod as almost wHbouta
rtTalio tliiAcountry. Their tone, touch and capacity for
atandiug In tunc are unapproachable, and hence the pretax
enco given to them by all those Inhabiting tho southern
countries- The lot will comprise all style* and l?ricesTrom
s2sotogSoo. Duo notice will begivon of their arrival-'
Purchasers wishing to obtain® first claw Piano, fully
warranted, and at factory prices, aro respectfully Invited to
await lha arrival of IhU splendid stocky -
" HENItT EUIBER,
Sola A (rent far Nunns A Clarke's! Plano* far Pith# burgh,
No. 101 Third street. _
, 2U.TAS tIXULX
PtAJUO FOitTKS.
. CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Wood.
*|3S|§§§S3Ba street, second door above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
otfors for sale a large and wcUasaoriad
v I I ■ stock of Plano Forte*, {whkb or© just us
nvtng,) on the inasWJbcrai terms. - •*
The attention of purclifiaeraU eejwocjally Inritca to too
celebrated HAMBURG PIANOS.
These instruments being moUeoxpreirsly for this climate,
and haring the over string*, Imre a yQlamo of tone un
equalled b? on. f other*. Also, Pianos from theinanufactory
of Gale A Co., Now York; Bacon A Raven, Be* YoTk; Re
iehrnbach&Sons Philadelphia; and of ttt.ows MimjfAO
fu&x, which are well known, oud bare boon used In this and
other cities for I<l your*.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of ail kinds.
Guitar*--Afina selection of French, Spanish and German,
ofsaperlorMUality. • „£*»/■' .
Fiwfn*— I Tho best Italian, French and EnglTan mono.
From tlie best Paris manufactory.
ALSO—Flutes, Brums,Fifes, Banjo*, Tambe*
rtnc*s,Trlanstes,4c. .
Strtnga— ltalian,French, EnglUhandGcriaan,warranted
tobaof thorcry bcHtquaUty. . . . • .
Pianos anil &U Musical Instruments repaired With dura*
tiltitv. nnatneM *t»»l despatch.
Cargo'* Daguerreotype gniL Art Gallaryr <
jpsllo Building, J Vo. 70 FoizrUi to Ljjiurt
Carpet Emporium.)
r. M. GAttGO'A w« baring fttlodup the most
' ample room* InfchocUy with mammoth shy and
VZ? BUo Ilgbtfl, offer Tirnt Claw MKKNEISStfS, in
ntylo to suit all, rarying In prico according to
/Btoaß&iihm and quality or case, Ac. «S-Supcrior Oil
feg3sg*§fpatntlnftffi by the beat artixta, for «<olo, axul on ex
hibition daring the day and evening.. Citlxons and fttran
(jow are inrltod to coll and oxwnlno specimens and Paint
tQga.__ ' .
HlfiW' SEKU SfOftSk
JAMKS WAUDROP,
OWERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the most Imp wed
brad, being very hardy, and fiaoßlngers. Bird Seeds
—Canary,Hemp, Millet,Hope andmirtxl Sood. Bouquets
Will be furnished composed of tho finest FLOWERS, via i
Cornelias, Rose Btuls, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens On- pots)
forChriatmufl Trees, from the 6«od and Horticultural Stow,
No. 4ft FlfUi *U near Wood. • •■ - dw*.2U
STOCKING FACTORY,
mra st.. between wood and market streets.
ability,bneboy, <s scoiroirr.
3 WIE host goods In Children'sHose,lien's Books, under
shirts nod Drawers, sold at raanofnetarors' prices, at
a FIFTH STREET STOCKING FACTORY, allmadii from
last year’s wool. NO ADVANCE IN I'RICE- 1.-_.
i ggrtff wriLLIAoi IlAlii-
. Putcti Bnlt>ou> llooUi &c« :■■■ i
TIIB subscriber has race Wed direct from Harlem ms sop-;
ply of choice Hyacinths. Tulips, Croons, rooncas, ond :
other Slower Hoots for fall planting, and for winter moppi-.
lug, in pots and glasses, Crass Seeds,for fall sowing,
which.make a fine, close, smooth turf, equal to soda, Truv
nlng Instruments, Garden and Farming Implements of the
most approved construction, at Eastern prices, from, tno
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,<9 Fifth ;
: C o? 9 - JAMB* WAUtmOP.
Chandeliers anil G*» Fixtures*
riiliE BUbiwtibersnro now oponingftt tholr now Warerootn
-1 7*0.100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, the largest-assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, anil oil articles connected wltGas Fitting,
everofferedin this market. Having arrangements made'
by which they will bo constantly in receipt of now patterns
and varieties, they oonfldontly invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are determined to Bell ns
low as any houso in the West, fend being- practical Gas Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
in this line.
: We continue as heretofore to fit np buildings of every de
scription for gas. water end eteom.
Brass Castings of all kinds mode to order promptly. •
LONG, MILIiKR A CO.,
No. 100 First street.
Steamboats* AUoy i
ip,, v ‘-Tu* subscribers tcndcrlUclr acknow-fsa
jlielfalSa&lodgmeniß for the favors bestowed upon-VJW
easSgjjSSathcm by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and.-othora Interest* " “ *
ed In luUdinj: boats, that they are at all times prepared to
farnißh, ott the mostreasotjablo terms, every description of
Cabin Furniture and Chairs of the best material and work
manship. . • • T« Ih-YOUJiQ & 00., ■ .
j ■ . Corner Third ond.Smlt'hfieldatrftebs- •
• jyl2/53 ■ • : opposite .VltrownV Hotels
iTVTEW MUSIC i'rows— The subscrlbors have opened at
•j>| No. S 3 Fourth Btroot. tv choice collection of moslo anil
musical instruments, Italian and Oorman ctrings, Pianos, ;
by M. Krafa, of Paris,’ and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by M. Euler,
Frankfurt, A. Mr Clarionets, do. All kinds of braes instru
ments from tho beet French manufactories, all of which are
bffer id the pablio on more liboral terms, fooling confident
that «o can render ontlro satisfaction.
“ Ur aCIiitOEDER A CO., No. 83 Fourth Bt.
I H Bcbroedor and O. Anton trill give instructions on the
blauo,riolin-andguitar. ~ , sepga
li.' ANTON and 11. BCUIWKDISB would
A. respectfully announce to the clUscusofPittsburyh and
llesheny that they will’gWo Instructions-on the Mono,
lultar.'vtolln unil flute. Inquire atli. Schrpeder A Co.’s
IKW MUSIC BTOBE. 81 Fourth ctret...-., , _ i «qi23
<OBAOCO—2SO boxes and half boxes &b, 8V,44 B>»nd 1
1 Jb Lnmn; Diadem. Twist,. Diamond Twist? She Twist,.
?Hm; BosseU Onmt’s, Andewn%;iVnoniafl T k
fromra* extra, MoylwtA Qentry’a.TobaaOv in aUrflugw Jot
Py. -• • :[(Kc22t : MILLER k RICKSTBON. |
yr -CORN ! *UOT CORN It Another .supp)y4ust ro-,
•eoivod and rot eat® t>y •■? • -B. .j
24 *. -• lo4WoodetreoW
PITTSBURGH. THURSDAY. MARCH 2. 1854.
> ’ " !v, u i ~
i J*l » * 1
NEW YORK.
To Druggists feMotchimts tbronghonttlie Union.
,d. b. ii'oux*r.ot7on,
manufacturer akd deuee in
PAINTS, OILS, £<?.,
Ko< Ul Malden Lane, KKW YORK,
RKBPECTFULLY invltca tho attention of Druggists and
Merchants throughout tho Union to his largo and ex
tensive asaartment of PAINTS, OILS, 4c., of tho BEST and
PUREST QUALITIES, t whkhhooffers .for salo on very
moderate terms, both to cash andclose-Umo buyers. Below
aruonumeratodeomeof the leading articles:
WHITE LEAD.in oil,in kegsof 25 to 5001b8.-: : ■' ..
; BLACK PAINT, YELLOW. OCEIRE, VKN. LED. in oIL .
PATENT DIIYBJVBPANIBH BROWN, TETRA DE SI
ENNA, in oiL
UMBER; CHROME/ IMPERIAL, -AND ARSENICAL
:aiuasNB,inbii. * ‘ :
-> PRUSSIAN BLUE, CHROMEYELLOW and VERDIGRIS,
•dry oudiuoil. -•
VARNISHES of AU hinds. . v ..
•' RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL, PUTTY, WHITING
CUALS, LAMP BLACK. ' •
A&L andENGLISII YEN. BED, CHROME RED and YEL
LOW, dry and in oil.
. INDIA RED. RED LEAD and LITHARGE, dry.
STONE, FRENCH, and AMERICAN OCHRE, dry.
CHROME, PARIS and BRUN SWICK GREEN, dry and in
OiL ■. ..
FRENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS. - I
Druggists andotherslnwantof any of tho abovomontion-:
ed articles, will find it to.thcirintcrcststocaU/asourfuciU
ties for manufacturing and purchasing, and our experience
’ in the buaiDeBB,Kivo us advantage^in selling over most of
i thoselnthesamdllhc. ■ • IX B. M’CULLOUQU, *
[ • myiflrfim • : I : / ;141Malden Lane, New York.
papeuwauehodse.
G Cyrus W, Fieljl-G; Co. f
OSnnsaiON MERCHANTS, ;NO. n Cliff street, New
York, are SOLE AO ENTS la the United States for
< '• Muspratt’sSuporic; Bleaching l*otfder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers. -
: . Huaaell Mills Superior ••' :■■■■ , “ . •
Qenessee Mills Superior Printing “ ...
. Bawlius A Sons’English Tissue u i
Pint quality TrenchUlbramarino.-
{They are also Agents for the Principal Paper Manufactu
rers in this country, and offer for sale by far tho miwtex
tefasSre and desirable stock of Paper and Paper Manufoctu- <
rers* materials that can ho (bund lxr this or any other
coanfry. ■ • *• ■.••
They occupy the large and commodious Warehouse!*, No.
11 Cliff street. No. 68 Cliff street, No. 184 Chriatophor street,
and tho Lofts over the large Iron Stores, 7 and 9 Cliff street.
Their business is strictly Wholesale, and Writing Papers
are cold by the Oaso only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer &U
Goods, both foreign and at tho lowest possible
prices...• . » . 1 ■
Taper mado to order, any size or freight. Liberal adran*
ecs made on consignment* of Taper, Paper Makers' Block
other merchandize. ■
Tho highest market prioo pafcj In CASH for all kStsdsoi
Bradbury's Piano and Holodeon Warorooms. =
SO. 433 BBOAX>WAY YORK.
ttirOM enlarging my Warcroomfi,! am enabled to h*ep a
y: much greater assortment of Instruments than hereto*
fora. All Pianos furnished aro of an elastic touch, and of on i
even quality, and drop, full, rich and purely twcol tone, i
qualities most desirable, Inasmuch ** the volcowfll asshnuj
UL»to thetoneof thelnatrument. All my Instruments are
rully warranted, a gnarantco accompanies every bill of sale,
and are sold os low as can be purchased elsowhero. Second ,
hand Pianos at all prices; * i
69* A New Invmticru—Tha Organ ifelodecu, with two
Banks of AVyj, the only thing of. thekind ia the country,
bariug (too slops , coupler, swell drew stops, Ac., a sweet end
powerful Instrument, pronounced by Organists to be»upo*
. rlorlfcr churches or Organ practice to the medium, sized Or*
gtna, price $2OO. Also, tho Common Molodcon, of all styles
and prices. Being the exclusive Agent for these Instru
menu, orders ore solicited. The usual discount made to tho
trade, and 10 per cent to clergymen purchasing for their
own use. R G; BIIADBUItY,
: marlsdy 423 Broadway, Now York.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
XTo. 173 CUKBTNUT STIU&KTy
(OITOSItB IOTf?rXI>*SC» lUIL,)
- PUiladelphla*
nnumuEE, in eveeYstyee!
Comprising LouuXIY, LouU XV, KLtaboihan rind Antique,
: with SculpturoCirvioj? end taodem ftylo;
In Boscwood, Walnut, Mahogany, Sathurood and Maple'
, ail of superior construction, and finished in the
best rtyle, equal tc» t If not excelling in quid*
ityy the-Good* of ' any Katabtisb- :
numttn thoUnlteiStiitca,:
EMPLOYING none but experienced, workmen, (appren
tice* being posUiTely excluded, )qt?d using the best on
teriab* tho work cannot fnll to givtf satisfaction; to pu*
diaaers. Amongst the --many. adrauiafcs* nlEerwl to par*
eWcrs, i* the facility or furnishing a liou«\ either iu ele
gant or plMn stvle, completely from one estahfblmienti' by
which tuiati* all theartlchw In each room covreepoud 4a
style aoiltjuelUy, raid theimmonso.stock always on hand*
being so .various in dwlgn v enables purchasers to please
.their taste fir a selection, without the delay necessarily
cant'd In ordering Furniture;
Tb give an Idea of the finiihcd Furniture on hand, I need
only Inform you that tny ftootaa arc 175 feet long, by 27 feet ,
wile, four tloor* in nuiubor; with Shop* contiguous, sofll-!
dent to employ COO hands, which is « gaamntee that tho
work 1* all tfono under my own immediate inspection
- JJS-Tha Packing Is »U done in thn Store, and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Vb-itoc* to I'fcHa
: delphls are respectfully InritWjOS pure baser* or otherwise,
i tocaUwod touimine tliefJtjud*.' - . ; nu2s:lj
BALTIMORE.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
£ SILVER WAKE, bronze*, Clock*, Far-icr Slaehe
\ Gcodisttoeowood Drewing Cases, Writing Desks,.
Yitnn, Opor» Glasses,.Catttory, Jitno Oil
23 I’lduUntfs Divwlcn Coins, Ac.— TLo uudendgnod
bej: particularly Lj lariiu tbo visits cfcitiscna anil strangers,
whether as purchasers nr connoisseur*, to their magulficcnt
fitiX'k. taUpTinn it to <*xrvf*t in extent, variety and richness, ;
any other iu this muntry N They feel sum, the advantage of |
personally wdoeUng gunl* attliedUlorentfactorka In Europe,
and their own manufactories of Jewelry, Silver Warts, Ac-,
here, enable them to offer inducements in prices and quali
ties, and prices, considering qualities, such a s wmnotbo of
fered l»y any other house iu the trade*
Delicate goods 50 carefully packed as to go safely any die*
tanr*, and by olmostany conveyance,. .
WTjoksale and retail.
0 AN FIELD,- BROTHER & CO.
. 829 Baltimore street, comer of Charles,
, Baltimore.
OKUHOK STHBOKd,
BOU «ANUT*«nEre OF tn* IHFBOVID
SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS
S. IK. Cot. Baltimore and Frederick atreele, Bal
timore, and No. 92 Walnut st, Philadelphia.
WVE BILVEU MBDAIS AWAIUJKP, VIZ
1 AaimcAi»lsBOTotß,New*york; .
Uy VI'BAKKUJt iKSTJtCTB, rbllodelpliU {
: i lxirtiTCTs, Baltimore.
rpiCßpoculTftr .liDproTpmcnt in .tho construction of tbl»
I Mattress is, that ail the dunur? and h'avy vmodm
ls ©nUrety dispensed with,and its place sup
plied by a Jltfbtur and much mor© duvabkt framo. The
springs nro all connected by harnqw leather hinges, secure
ly rircttwl, rendering it impossible for a einglo-spring to
fall down or get out of place, and making a lied eo elastic
that any part may be raised or bent up, and istbus admira
bly fitted to the wants oftheejck may re
quire a sitting posture. It has all the luxurious softhcsß of
tho best feather bod,'with the lightness and facility of hand
ling of tho common hair mattress.
These improved Spring Bods aro invariably :tnado of tbv
best materials and wQI last many years without repairs.
: Persons having Hair Mattresses can have them altered In'
to Springßodfl.
: These Beds aro.woll . adapted for Hotels, berths of Bmps,
Steamb?aU and Hospitals. .. . . .
- ALSO, an extensive assortment of highly ornamented, (in
enamel,/andplain finished CAST IRCW KURNUWRK, con
sisting in of Besteads, Hat and Coat Rocks. Cano and
TJmbwlln Stands, Centro, l l k*r arid Side Tables with marble
tops, Ganhm Chairs, Settees, etc., etc.'
• A'uimalff, such as Lions, iambs, Doga, in Iron, as
well as tbe mßdelslij Wood, furnished at ehort notice... ,
'; deel6ly ••
ST. LOUIS,
JOSEPH MOGRIDGK,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, 1
No. S 8 Coxsiinoui, snow'llks Steiit', I
. .St. Lamar M0.,1
GONBlGNMENTSandCommlsslonewillmoetwlth prompt I
aud personal attention, and liberal advance will be I
glvett when required, on Consignments or Bills of Lading) I
I Orders for the purchase of Lead) Grain;;, Hemp end other j
Produce', will ho promptly filled at the lowest market prices. I
i The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pro- j
duco will moot with ospedal care anddlspatchi the lowest I
rates of Freight will always bo procured, and tho eipense |
of Storage and Drayage as mneh.as possible avoided. I
- ( j, nsrassKces; I
Pago A Bacon, Bt. Louis; Ellis A Morton, Cincinnati; I
Charloss.Blow AOo., do; Strader* Gorman, dp;
Chouteau A Valla, do; Ho'sea'AFrazcr, do;
Doan, King * Co., do; -.BprlngorAWLitenmn, ;; do;
1 J.W. Butler A Bro.,Fittsl)h; E.O.GooodmanACo., do;
i D. Leech A Co„ do; E;AO. Yarnall ACo.,Phllada;
I Wm.Holmoa A Co., dop. Morgan, J.M. Buck A Morgan:
BlowAMorch, NowVorS;. B.B.Comegys, do;
I Frost A Forrest, do;. Shields A Miller, do;
f Charles AiMeigs, do; Joslah Lee A Co., Baltimore.!
I A. Q.Farwell A Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Colo, do;
I Howard. Son ACo., . do; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville;
l i „ ,H.D. Newcomb. A Bro., , do;
| I.b.Twlchell A Co.,Commission Merchants, New Orleans,
i tSJ. have an open Polloy of Insurance; which, will cover
all shipments to my address, when adyised by letter per
mall, or when endorsed op hills bf lading before, or at the
time of shipment. JOSEPH- MOGRIDGK, ■
‘ angd ■ *: : ... St. Loots, Missouri.
BSTKRPRISEWOUEB.
tro; ! I'3B wooh Siam, v' an noon mtbW vmdnr Attn.
B 0 IK.V rf TETLEY; ;■
■ jegldlSEgSEggn VIMKQRTKBB and manufacturers of I
1 SURGICAL AND DENTAL
(ffIrCJQ ~ _ . --INSTRUMENTS, RIFLBB, Ao.' We
keepageneralasßortmeutoftheabove
{W;. /* nrtfcletPCbashmUy''oa -hand r together
wlth.a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also; Guns, Pis
tols nnd Rovolvars, Flasks, Horns, Shot Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives; |
Taßbrs and HMr Drcssors’-Shcars; Pocket Scissors, Ace—i
I Also, Trusses and Supportera.;.: ; ; ■ ......
! Jobbing and .repairing ueatly executed.: ■ v .
-RIPLESI—Wears making Rlflesnf every description, to
order, of the best moterisl, end wprkmonshin
Orders rocalvcd for them at Wholesale or Retail, will fill
led with despatch. Hunting parties supplied, at Wholesale
| prices. ■ . -
' gelling OITto Remove. . • ...
TAMES ROBB, No. 109 BlAßKfct :B*mbt, Fittsburgn,
y offur hU present largo atacK .ot,BOOTS,-SUQKS,. ftn4
UUBBERR, at rery'tow prtctf, nnW. the 10th of FobrnatT*
•1854, when bo liopcfl. to. remoyo to- bis New Store, t<o. bJ
: Market street, wblob lxO-ltitomla filling vitb on, entirely
•new stock; Tbepublid aWlrcapcclfiiUy Inrltca to call nna
■procure. bis present pnme-skvfc, at unusually great oargams
—REG-AUDLZSS OF-COST.
I ‘'#3^ : ltemenjberths pl&co-—No. 100
street and liberty. t t , U^-
r ~ . - . ~y
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=43=MMl!!!!!=!=
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
a"',,, Property for Sole.
»uii snoscrloer offers for bale, on very reasonable tormp,
.. .tn-.tollowine property, vlx: -
Alhreo Bloryllrick Dwelling House, No.UO Pcuu street,
Iwjwora Hay street ami Evans’ alloy ;aml Lot 25 feet front;
?"* *»:“» alley. Tho House Is one of thl
• best taUaregs, and In one of the most pleasant neighbor ’
hoods in the city.' . . . .
~.. Five Lota—embracing corners of Front and Ferry streets;
op» hundred and five feet fronton Ferry and sixty feet on
Front street, with a good three story .Brick Building on the
corner, ft two story Frame on Front bL, and two Brick Build
ings* used as shops, on Ferry st,
3 * J** front by 80 feet deep, on Front, between
Market and Ferry streets. ■. ' •.. 7 .
ALot, with very convenient Frame Dwellings Lot 20 feet
by : 9o,froniingon Congress and Elm sts.
A House and Lot, on Wylie street, near the new Court
House. Ibo house is well arranged and iu good order, and
Isnowoccupledusahote].
r A Three Story Brick, on Smlthfield streat, near Seventh—
being in an excellent business location. The Lot in 20 bv 80
feet deep, fronting on Smithflold st.
A Cottage Frame and Lot, 28 by 120 feet, frontlnn on Anne
and Itobinsoa streets, Allegheny City. This is a vary desira
ble and pleasant location for a residence. ;
Kme Lots in the town of each fiO fiet by 160.
Several oftheseerwon the Main street. - - l * •••■
• Acresin Limetown, on the Mpnongahela Diver, on
which there are 4 houses; there are some 6 or 7 acres of ex
cellent stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
to; the landing; and two coal pits open.
Mnely Lota in the town of Columbia, 00 feet hy 160 each,
nearly aU level, and well located. The tenant of each Lot
hu the privilege of using whatever atone cool he. may res
quire for his own uxytomo pit near the Locks. Colombia
Ib;o pleasant situation on the bank of the Monongahelariv
al, a short distance below Loak .No. 3, in the midst of an ei
tonsive stone coal region, and would ho a desirable nednt for
manufacturing establishments. • -r^
.Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Ooal,with House,
Railroad, 4c. This property has a front of 140 rods on the
Monongaheia rlvor; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation for railroad—with enough level ground at suo
point for houses and gardens, or locations fiir manufactories,
lhq vein !b deep enough to allow horaes to bo ÜBcd in haul,
lug out the coal—the quality of which, for iron work, steam.
gOiVto for any ordinary uses, Is not surpassed by any to tho
country.
.In my absence, my agent, James Blakely, Esq, will give
all necessary information,and be authorized to 3vb warran
tee deeds for any property sold. JAMES MAY.
iOj2B. . ; . ..... No. 110 Penn rtviv
• ; . . For Sale,.
A- OF GROUNDIn Hogg’s Flan of Lots in the Third
J\. Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, nud
being 2D feet front on. Pennsylvania Avenue, and running
back 117 feet. The property wUi bo Bold, clear of all incum
brance, except an annual ground rent of one hundred and
sixty-five dollars, to which ft Is nowaubjoct. On the proper
ty are seven, good TENEMENTS—five brick and twoframe
—all two stories high, and renting for about five hundred
dollars annually. . -
: Price, $1200; $6OO cash, and $6OO In 6 months—by good
endorsed paper. . Wit. C. FRIEND,
jel2;tr Attorney ot Law, No, 126 Fourth etreet-
COAL LAND FOH SALE—2S Acres of Land, with a vein
of Coal 4% feet thick, with a lower vein of 2 feet; only
18 Inches between tho two. Thu Land is a good coll, andlG
Acres In cultivation. A good Dwelling House, Fruit Trees,
good water and timber, Tbo Land U snltablo for Garden
teg purposes; situate about 4 miles from the city; a Bhort
distance from tho Brownsville Plank Itoad.
: ■ 8. CUTHBERT & SON,
: dec! . General Commission Ag’to, HO Third sL
For Sale*
I WILL SELT* my nnexptred lease (fourteen years) of a
U>U situate .on O'Hara street and Spring nicy, in tlio
1 itth Ward—4o ft fronting on O’Xlaru street, and running
twek 100 ft. on Spring alley, on which is erected a four
stoned Brick House, 40 ft. squnro, with a frame, two stories,
00 ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
farasen of manufacturing business. Being engogedin man
ufacturing In tbo country, I offer the aboye for sale. Jn*
quire at No. 42> Liberty street,
oelfirtf
i HOLD, DRIVER! LOCOMOTIVE AHEAD!!
Heal Estate Farm Tor Sale.
fI.UIE subscriber 1* authorized to sell 234 ACRES OF
X LAM), situated In Versailles Township,, Allegheny
County, Pennsylvania, lying bark of McKeesport, known
as the Whlto-oak Flan, ami in eight of tho proposed Station
on tlio Connallsviile Rallrr-ad. Improvements as follows:
A Square Lor House, CO by 20 feat, two stories high: and
Square Log Ham, CO by SO feet—both, new .and in-good
order', two fine young Orchards, best grafted fruit, just
commencing to bear. There hi 00 to 100 Acres cleared and
in a h!gh fttato of cultivation, and the balance Is well Bet
wlih whitooak timber of tha flrstorder. This Land is well
calculated for a Stock Farm, being very lovel, and the soil
of aa excellent quality for grass growing; and being well
watered, haring some twelve or fourteen never-felling
springs oi excellent water thereon. This Land has facilities
rarely met with, being within half a mite of the Yough.
a *Ju oo® mile of Monongahela,nnd almost on the line
of uje CohnoUsvllJe Railroad; and is supposed to contain
an inexhaustible bed of IRON ORE. This. Land would not
tie trr the market, only that the owner is about to removoto
the Far West. Terms wasy* and price moderate. For fur
ther particulars, enquire of W. J. REYNOLDS, at Lorenz’
Glass Works, or of "JAMES C. lUOIIEY,
! decaO:y - Real Estate Agent, at this ofHeo.
: . ■ ' For Sale or To Xiet. ~ • ;
I "WILL SELL OR RENT my property In Manchester,
consisting of a short acre of Ground, upon whlchare
erected two Frame Houses, one containing eight and the
other four rooms; Stabling, Carriage, Wood and Coal
llousos, and a fino assortment of Fruit- This property is
very pleasantly situated near Hio Ohio River. The build
ing* are shaded by trees, and near the Omnibus station; I
win sell all or a portion of my Furniture, and would prefer
retaining possession until Ist of May. Apply to
f « bo ' 11. LEE, 133 Liberty street.
_ • ' : -ftrls3 ' ~~ rrr
/ANE DOLLAR AND A QUARTER A WEEK, will pro
\J cure a largo LOT OF GROUND. Eleven Building Lots',
within twemymlnate^^ , walk of thedty, in a pleasant And
healthy location,-will bo sold at $2OO each—slo In hand;
balance at $5 per month. Each Lot is 60 feet front by 184
derp, fronting on two streets. Several families have already
availed themselves of this favorable opportunity of prcco
ring & homu, und we are induced to offer eleveamore, which
will probably be the last, at tho above terms.
j* 2 ? 8. CUTIIItERT k SON, 140 Third rt. :
ONE OR TWO FARMS, with commodious Brick Dwell
ings, and Stables, near io tho city, and- suitable for
Gardena, Milk Farms, or to fatten catUo fqr this market.
Also, a convenient' Brick Country Mansion and Stable/
large enough for a respectable family. Also, one smaller
place; and an.excellent Two Story Brick Dwelling, with
finished basement and attic—on tho bank of the Allegheny,
above tho aqueduct . JAMES 8. CRAFT,
- dec2S:tf ' __ No. UlFoorth Vt
For Hate,
A SMALL FARM, eituato in Lower 8t Clair Township,
about one mile from the Borough of Birmingham, con
talcing SIXTY ACRES, more or lew. It is all cleared and
under cultivation. For further particulars, apply to
; : : - >7.BYMMES, Birmingham/
For Rent)
170 UR OFFICES, on the second floor of the Post Build
. inp, entrance from Wood street—suimbte for Atlor
neJ®» Jnaurauce Offices, Ac. Enquire at tbo office of the
subscribers, first floor. fjn2sj PATRICKB & FBIRND.
''OUT” * ' “
PITTSBURGH PROPERTY FOR SALK—*IOOO
V .for a new-Pramo DWELLING UOUSE wßhifive rooms,
a r « 0 lot of 60 toot front on tho Brownsville road, near
they toll-gate; a largo stable, outoreo.Ac. The house is
We i *?, fl * iercc *’ ani * k° »>ld on easy terms, reach, Apple
and Plums trees. Also, a neat Cottage House for SSOO, very
pleasantly situated, with.a fine garden, fruit twe& spring,
spring-house, Ac. Terms easy.
’• j i- S. CUTHBKRT A-SOIT,
: « bl 7 140 Third street.
William Carr & Co., ’
lat « af the firm of J. Parkbu A Co.) .
\IT 110LL3ALE GROCERS and Dealers in Yorelgn Wines
TV - and BrondlcivOld Moaongahela and Rectified Wbis
fey, No. 329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Fa..;-;- ... • ■ ■ •••■■•' ' •' ja&y
I : - Take Notice,
HAVE placed my Books aad Accounts In tho hands of
‘ J&HE3 0. RtcfiCT, Esq., for settlement, and l earnestly
hope that all who are indebted for subscriptions to the Daily
ancHVeekly Post, or for AdverlMng and Job Printing, wIU
pay up os speedily as possible, Mr. Richey ; is also author
Izeu to settle the accounts of tho firm of llabpe& A LatTox,
andHAni'm& PmuiPS. L. HARPER,'
; ; . . JOHN LAYTON.,
Ni B>—Mr. Klchby will bo found at the office of tho Pofct,
-Whero the Itooksfctul remain. .. ... - , ,[j»2
instmtlouslnOlttilOt Slodern Languages
Drawing and Fainting.
I3ROF.W. W. BUSCII, .haring; located himself in this
.C, city, will give instructions on tho Piano tuid Guitar; in
the French German, Spanish and Italian.languages;- Draw
ing and Painting, (in water oil). Any communication left
at Mr. KIiEBER’B Music Stnra, or at the drug store of D,
PAGIS, Jr,, wUI recede promptattention. : , ■;
, RIPtHENCKS:
; Hon. Ei Everett, Boston, Dr. Israel, Pittsburgh,
Hon. Julius Rockwell, Mass., Jeff. D. Stewart, do-
Rot. Dr. Ferris, Now York, Rev. Cyrus Black, do.,
“.,feb2:tf - . Jas.ll.nopkina, Esq., do.
HOT COHN I HOT CORN!! HOT CORN!!!—Hot Com:
Life Bcoups la Nnw York Illustrated—including tho
Btoryof Llttlo Katy, Madalina tho ragpicker’s daughter,
Wild Maggie, Ac. With original dosigns, engraved by N.
Orr- By Solon Robioßon.
• “Bid that welcome • «
Which comes to punish ns.”
■ ■; , “A beggars book outworth’sa noble’s blood.”
“ Of every inordinate cup beware;
Or drink, and with it misery share.”
Jor Bftlo by . B. T. C. MORGAN,
decl3 : 104 Wood streets'
MUSIC.—Tho Social Orchestra—Fur Mute orviolln
—comprising a .collection of popular melodies, ar
ranged ns eolop, duetts, trioa, ami quartettes; by S.
• .Ci;roster; price $l.- . . ’■ • .
• Four Songs by W. Vincent Wallace—Representing tho
seasons," with' bonutiful lithograph tttle&r—Spring,'
Summer, Autumn ami.Winter; each GO. cents,
' li’Art du Chant appliquoau Tiano—Thalborg; 76 cents
Funeral March—Composed as a sincere tribute of respect
to .the memory of the late Jonas Chickering,. by W.
- :j with illustrated title, and incorrect like*
nesa of the Into Mr. Chickering;. price. 75 cents, •
i Amyed in Clouds of Golden Light—duett VlO cenls, - • «>
: . VHlagoFestival Schottisch, byW. V. Walioco; 60 cents.,
'• Opera of Norma, complete, with Italian and English
> words,s2... w..-, .. ;
: JolHcn’s Frimn Donna Waltres; 33 cents,
‘ (Just received by Express.)
t - Anowlotof w Chicfcerifig*B Pianos?* are nowon the way,
to arrive this week. JOHN H. MELLOB,
-febT .•81 Wood street;
- Valnableßare Gard«n JeedS) &c;; '
CONSISTING in part of the .celebrated Stowel or Ever
green Sugar Corn, Old Colony Sugar Corn, Wrinkled'
Sugar Pens of various improved varieties, Blue Imperial,:
:■ Blue Prussian and Marrowfats do, Beans, Onions, Radish,
i; 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 flower seods; 1
Lawn Grass Seed, and a full and complete assortment of
Garden and Farming im piemen ts of tho latest improvements,
• Monthly Yabenas, Roses, Uelltcrops, and fine blooming
plants for the yard, Gordon or by the dozen or ,100
at low rates. i-. -
Orders ITom. Merchants, Bealers or other? .filled promptly:
: on liberal terms, from tbo Boed and Horticultural ware
house 49 Fifth atrwt, by laprgT) JAMES WABDBOpj
J,\V AKimUFS: STOKB ia now tcpteta wit* caiif
• B«cds, f»r the hot beds; Pruning Instruments, for the
orchard, corn stalk and straw cottars, and eVerythingtjf
Intarcsttotbefaimer, gardener or amateur. ~.■.
Orders from dealers and merchantsfilled‘promptly, on
\tberal terms.
Vi f;
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LIST OF GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
; -O9fIASOUn>FO&fiALBJIT:
FLEMING BROTHERS,
WholtiQlt J>ruQgalt and Dealers m lntent Mediancs t . \
Comer Fourth end Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
jr EELER’S AMERICAN COMPOUND;
IV Jayne's Alterative: - s
- Carminativeßalsam;
** Hair Dye:
. “ Expectorant; .
■ft Sanative Pillar -•
• u HalrXonlc; . \ ;
Wlstar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry; .
Bryant’s Palmonfiry Balsam;
- Hoofiand’s German Bitters;
Holland - ' .do' , , , . .
. Hostett^’s^tomacli.do,
Merchises’ DterinSCalhoUcon:
, Storms’ Scotch Cough Candy;
Price’s :: ■ do;.
' ; Thorn's • .- do; . ,
Howe’s do:
Osgood’s India Obolagogue;
Morse's Invigorating Cordials; •'
i Tyler’s Gum Arabic Drops;
Harrison’s Hair Dye; • •♦ . -
1- • PhalonV ;j do
;Batchelor'sdo
McMunn’s Elixir of Opium;
Bryant’s Purifying Extract;
Dailey’s Pain Extract;
Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Glogor;
McAllister’s do ... A do: , .
: Kidder’s / ; ‘ l :
■ PaysonV do do; • -• ■* ■*
Arnhold’s do;
Dr. Curtis' Hygeana;
Lyons* - Kathamm;
David’s Lilly While: -
Bazin’s do • do;
Tobias’ Unlment;
Hunt’s • do;:
Allon’s Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Mexican Mustang .. do;
Parrel’s Arabian do;
Gardner’s <lo;
. BarntfsPilo Lotion;
MeonFpn;
Scarpa’s Aconstic Oil: .
.. Merchant’s Gargling Oil;
Rnsbton, Clarke A Co.’s Cod Livor Oil; -
McAllister’s Ointment;-'
Sing*’ltch do;
lerrai’s do;
Gray’s • - ' do: .- • •• v •
Track’s Magnetic Ointment; "
Judkln’s do;
Bwaim’s Panacea;
Houck's do;
Bargant’s Infant Panacea;
.. Perry Davis’ Pain Killer;
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral: .
Houghton's Peprin; ‘ -
Riot's Petroleum;
MeLono's Celebrated Liver Pills;
Brandreth’a- . ..do- -
Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills;
Loe’s Antt-billooß do; •
Samrarilia Blood do;
Even's do;
.. Swaynetf Extract Sarsaparilla Blood rills;
Jayne’s Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend’s Health do;
Jew David’s Plasters:-
Shoemaker's do; . -
Dr. Newman’s do; .
Badway’s Ready Hollof; -
Morris* Bcmody; , •
Pro£ Wood'sllalr Restorative;
Emerson’s. ... do; •
Ball’s SarsnpanHa;
Townsend’s do;
Band’s do;
Guysott’s ExtractTelicnr Dock and Sarsaparilla;
Wold’s Schiedam Schnapps; • ■
Soap, Cleaver’s Honey ;*
u ITlghly Scented Brown Windsor:
“ Musk;
Indium’s Specific; •
McLsmo's BudorlfiaCougb Syrup;
Tyler’s Gum Arabic do;
Sellers’; do;
Swayne’s Bymp of Wild Cherry;
Smith’s Tonic. Syrup; ;
Barry’s Tricopliorous;
.Norwood's Tmcturu of VaratrumTlrido*,
. McLone’s Celebrated Venmfugo,-
Dr. Locock’s Pulmonic Wafers;
• - : Thompson'sKyoWater; • ■-
Agents for all of Dr. McCUntock’s Family Medicines:
Dr. Needham’s Breast Pumps; ~
> Water’s Atmospheric Breast pnmpa; ;-
. Gain Elastic do do. fablfrly
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EDWARD FABER.
OLASSK3—6O bbla N.O.Uolassea;.
'-'3O-do B.BL • do I '-
- .In store and for sale by- ... 41 , .
feblT KIRKPATRICK & HEUEOSS.
DIdEITFEDIT V' , ;
• 50 do., da. Apolea; - ; .
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tabll : y :;; 'KIRKPATRICK;A HERRONS- •
M OMINY-—-ift) ,bbis White Peart ilomlny* landing ancf
Xlfor saloby KJBKPATKIOK 4 HEIIBONB, ' .'
feblT : -' . 243Iiibqrty street.-
EULL 13UTTKLI—« bbla fre?b Roll; Butter, ncctoed and
for sale by rfrb!7l KTKK PATRICK & HKBBONB. -;
V?LE&~<H) bbJa Ureen Appleo/jost received and Tor
sale, by , (feb2oj- KIBKPATHICK &-HERRONS,,
BUXTEK— ;6 bbla fresh Koll Batter, arriving pezrailrond,
end for sale by ; : : -■//■•
feb2s. KERKPATBICg *HBRRONB;
HUI’S-rlO bales first sort new year, received and for * ale
■by (fob2s] IUBKPATRICg&HKBRONS.
EBU3— 6 bblsßggs arriving and for sateby . •■;-
ftfb2s . K IKS PATRICK & HEBKON3.
IJtldll— 50 boxia No; 3 largo Hackero!;
. .. ;• .15 do. . dct . small i c do-.;. •' s/-,- ...■>•
S do No 4 do do In ptoro, and for sale
KNGUSH * lUCHARDSON,
,116 Water, 160 First sts, -
PIQS FEET—26 kegs to arrivo, ami ibr sale by .
ENGLISH & UICfIAIIDSON,
119 Water and ISO Frontal*.
DUIKD F£ACIIE3-r&00 bos in store, for sale by
fob2s ' ENGLISH i ItICIIA'RDSON.
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BACON —50 lib da of prime eboolderp fn store, for sale by
feb2s . BNOLTSK * niOHAUDSON.
PIGS VJ&EI— 25 fcegS in store* and for salo by r -
feb2s . ENGLISH A RICHABDSON.
STAB CANI^LKS—2uo boxes, assorted aumlxfrt. in 6tor«
anilotsalaby
feb2s
HAMS AND SiIOUIiDKKS-Bcasks Bacon Hams, ‘
- 9 do " : do- Bhordaers;
To arrive, per steamer Quaker City, and for sale by
feblft J. A. IfUTCIIXSOtf A CO:
BACON— Icasks1casks bacon Hams, -onhaiid and for sale by
-fel)2s , ; . J. A. HUTCHISON A OO. c .
BULK MEAT—2 casks.bnlk shouldvrsjandsUes, on con*
Fignment, for sale by •' ' *“
feb2s. , J.X. ITOTCgIBON'&mx
ZINGPAINTS —Snovr White, Stono- Brown-and*Brown
ftne'Foints, on hand and for sale by '
feb9 J. A. HOTOHINSOir;S*».
GLAIUKIED SYitUP—« bbis Steam Clariflod Byrup,!*
storo and for sale by ffalS] J. A. nUTCHtSON ACQ.
LOGWOOD OAMPiJAOttY—IOO bblsin store and for sale
by . ' ,'y KLBttIHG:BRO& ; , . .
Sttcceasors to J. KWd & Ctv'
60 Wood rttook;
OLL— lu bbla linseed u»l, just received and fiw sald-by
• FLEMING BEOS',
Successor to J. Kidd. No. CO Wood street.
ALCOUoL— 16 bljls Alcohol,. 62 and *6 per cant, in store
and for sajo ty
C IIHOMK.QUEEN—SOO ibatn store and for a&Io by .
- fdb24 ; ~ - : FLEMING BROS.
(IHROMK YfclJAJW—OOOibstri store andfbrsaleby
'» fob3i,, -.- ~i , ■■• ■ ■; ; f ffLRMINO BROS.
:*|f| BXB Cooper?* Refined Isinglass, fbr sale by . •
JLU feb24 i - FLEMING BROS;
LOWE’S: DROWN WINDSOR .SOAP—In* Btbw tod -Ior:
[foblO] ; • , JMSagNQ. BBOS^
ASPHALTUM —aoo lbs, good, in store and. for sale bvT
--fabi::i:, •--•. FLEMING. BROS; A-'
. WKI>GKWOOD~I. gross, aMßtted filxes, in
J? store and fbr sale by' ffofrlO] FLEMING BROS.
CODFISH— 10 tierces for sale by «&’ •:•
feb2Q, : . ;. -. ■ ; ■ , , SMITH A SINCLAIR.
(IUIiE3K —200 boxes W» R. Clieesefor sale by:
J feb2o SMITH & SINCLAIR,
COFFEE— SJObngBprimsBlOjlbrsaleby - 1
■ fobg>: . . : „. . SMITH A SINCLAIR.
POTASH —First quality at retail, by
•• feb!4- > JOEL MOHLKR.
Bedford mineral wateb-io bbisnndhir bbi*
for sale by . [feblB] KINQA MOORHEAD.
BDTTKR— 2 bblfl DutUr in store and for saleW "
febia r -: , ;,t ; king
MOLASSES— 200 bbls New Orleans; 60 bblsSyrup «*od
Sugar House, for sale by
? feb!s ' KING * MOORHEAD.
GII HOME QUEEN—l&cases for sate t>y- - -.i. : c-:-^
febB : .> , B. A, FAHNESTOCK & CO. -,
GINGER— 10 bbls pure ground, for sale by „•
febl7 ■ - ; B. A.?AHNI%TOCIC & CO.
ClHUOilfi .YELLOW— lQcoscsfor sale by c i s •, v
; febB ~. , ■B. A>FAHNESTOCK A 00.
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CXROTONGIL— 25lbs.forealabj ; . ;;;
J feb!7 B. X FAHNESTOCK & CO.
maß OLD thfr Neir MLsaiorittooie, &t
lL -the Fiv© Points. Hj Ladies of Fgf wl*
• >. j v -104 Wood etrcnt»o \
ORANGES AND LKHONB*-4Q bo^es?
temons ; to amvo/per' steamer ana
forsafoby-v . r: i: : JOSHUA'BHQpES &£&, .< -■
! fob2o .39 Wood street.,
COHN TLAfiTiiK—An exc«UoQt aiw..
cnroofsom«^ ; '*£U£?i.
< iob22 , t . - r. , r. --. y..-JQ3.?LIEMINQ.
EnirosHTJfl ttONPOLIN—An excellent article lor the
supply receiTfldhy ffeb32\ rjQg^CEMIKQ;;.
T:ALIEs’ lbo beat^uaiUy*.alL
1> warranted, at 05 cents per
in proportion* .■. ■■ - ■- • *■■' -••- ■ ■ >• It •EL HAXWARfi,
■ ja27 . ■ • Corner Mttrket fltreqtg. .
UAL LANDS FOR SALE—Tho'undjTiiled 1 baU'bTlSO
. acres of coal and. 10 ; acres of land* oa th’o
river, opposite Jlouongabda City. Tbopit ls OOfest
Irots the river;* there are twavein&of *&&;■ Eor price and
terms call on 8. CUTDBEBT &--QQ$. .r
; feb2s Beal Estate Agents, 140 Third rt>''
riWLKS—AJlllttiK. house,. of, lit toomfc-ciißohinKm I
-jL'Btreet, OBitf Ealcrilatre4t AUeghettyeUt. EailSl3) 1
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! ;f»l3 ■; f .•; . .. .140, Third street..
ipBOPEETrur rile th ■vtako' iob bjsee.—-ymrl^Sj
i One lot.pf ground, near the comer of Walnut and Quorry I
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LET—A thwetory liticE .HOUSE, on Third. street
[i Apply to tfoW) JAIIES BLAKHLY.,
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THURSDAY JMORNING::::;:;;:::
Wars Between Turkey and Enssia,
THEIR CAUSES AND BESUITB,
It Is hut two contones since tie first regular : -
wars were waged betweon tho Turks and Rus
sians. Xongpridrto this period two powers had
filled' Europe, by- tunis, with terror—the Mon- ' ■
gols and the Turks* . The Mongols, under Qhon
gis. Kahn and suCcesoors, sallying forth from' ''
their seat of pbwer in Northern Asia; destroyed
what civilisation there was in Russia, waged war -
with Japan, and- overran Poland and Hungary. ■ '■
The Turks, animated by religious fanaticism
and passion'for glory, becamo in like manner •
the terror of Europe. While this barbarousdes
olation was going on, Russia waß scarcely heard
of. It was an unknown word to Europe. ■ Its
history until the' elevation of tho hooso of Ro
manow, (1613) is little less than tbaf of intes
tine war and anarchy. When this house began •
to reign, Russia began to bo a'power; end it
was when France, in tho renowned reign of Louis
XVti was the prominent aotor in Europe, that
Russia, under successive czars, made herself felt -
in Its destinies. At this time tho once formida
ble Turkish Empire, in tho profligacy of itß
court, the rebellions of its governors, the ener
vation of its people, and the assumption of its; ■-
Jonizariea, evinced passages- of
hence all the contest between Russia and Turkey
have been between a growing, vigorous people
and a decaying and enervated power.
PROS! ion TO TOE PEACE OF CARLO WITZ, ICSSI • •
Prior to 1667, Russia did not border-on Tor- --
key/ Poffendorf/whowrotoabout this time.re- -
marks in bis short notice of “’Muscovy”—"Tho
Turks do not immediately border on Muscovy,
but by tho country of the Crim Tsirtarß, who be
ing the vassals of- the Turks, they make uso of
them like their huntingdoge.” Thegreat poli
tical objeot of Russia, he States, was to prevent -
ths Tarks front conquering Ukraine, and thus
prevent the inroads of the Tartars; and he says
that tho Moscovites had not-appeared st any -
general treaties. At that -period, in which the
great-Bohieski aotedi the Turks tfabeatenedEu- 1
ropb and besieged ‘Vienna. Russia, in 1667, ob- -■
tained from Poland the cession of a portion of
the Ukraine on the Dnieper, which brought Mus
covy into immediate contact with Turkey. This
led to the first regular war betweon Russia and
Tarkey/in 1677,wbich terminated in 1681. No
permanent ohanges arose oht of this war. In
1687 an alliance was formed between Russia and
Poland, and on imtnensO army was sont to con- :.
qner Crimea,'which was not successful; but'
when Peter the Great became solo master of Rus
sia (1689,) the Russians made many conquests,
the most important of which was the capture of -
Azoph' in ,1690: We have before us a Hague,
newspaper of-that period. It was Tn-1696, thnt
Russia began, to make a noise 1 , in Europe. - The-:
‘‘Monthly Mercury " of'September says—"At •
length it is agreed bn all hands tbat the city of
Azopb, which the Turkanhd Tartars had in vain ,
attempted torelieve.bothby sea and land, was =
'surrendered to the Muscovites upon articles, the
'2Bth of July.” It is described as “a town of
great trade; especially in fare, lying not above ;
fifteon mUosfrom-the'mouthof the river, upon '
the confines of Muscovy.’- Bo ttbat which makes
it more considerable is, that; it affords tho Mas- '
bbvites and Cossacks. nfairopportauity to bo- ■ ■
'oome masters of tho Eoxiue or Black Sea, and: <
/gives an entrance to the'victor,-to'penetrate ns'' .
far as Constantinople itself." The Mercury goes "
on to pbint'the ** great consternation ” this con
quest occasioned in the latter city, and to re-;.
/mark; that Booh •• Muscovite success “ rendered !
formidable to an enemy that had hardly been
thought warUrtakingnoiice of-” These terrible
wara- wore-closed by the trace of Catlowitx. Deo.
/26;;1698; which ihT7OO was confirmed for thirty ,
yeirs. Russia retained Azopb, which it had -
strongly fortified, with its dependencies, and ob
tained free trade on the Black Bea; and then
‘was first seen a Russian navy cn thcßC waters.-
'This power had not yet conquered her way to.
the Baltic. ; '
i ‘ FROM ICO3 TO Tire PEACE OF I‘RtJTH, 1711.
Peter tho Qreat was resolutely bent on ca- ,
tending Russia to the Baltio, which could only :
be done at the exp ense of Sweden; andho; seized -
tbe occasion to promote the ambitious'designs'
of Denmark and Ireland 1 agalnat Sweden; nnd
though outwardly be professed to be a friend of
Sweden, yet hb'.aolraClly joined [1699j h-secret
*league against it. In 1700 the' plans were dis
closed. . Then commenced the great career of tho
horthern hero Charles Xlir; the innate justice of
whosC banse Was first Crowned with: almost in- ,
credible success. Tie beat the. Russians in the
beginning of the war;.but in 1709 turned south,
marched to tho Ukraino, fonght and was beaten
at Pnltown,and rctircdtothe Turkish dominions'
at Sender. The Turka received the defeated
here With everyinark of roßpeot; and were per;
ausdedby him to declare War againstßaßsla," Dec.
1710, la this war Peter invaded Moldavia, and
,waS actually 'surrounded on the.Pr'uth; Hewas ’
in/a' most .critical: state, when to the infinite ,
mortifioation of Charles, 1 the Divan was persnad; '
ed toconolnde the peace of Pruth, July 24,1711, r
This treaty, iet, restored Azopb with.itsterti
tories to the Porte; 2d,, gave a free return to
Chities Xu. to hishingjom/ Charles succeeded
in,breaking the' peace; but on tho iuedlationef
England it was established Anew in 1712^— Peter .
promising to evacuate Poland. Cbarles Was re- :
moved in 1713 by force from Bcoder to Domitics.
' ; IROttini lO TIIB PEACE OF,BELaRADE, 1789..;
! The, psabe of. Prnth was solicited by Peter :
only to relieve himaelf from an emergency,, and
was deemed disgraceful by his .court. - Russia
mado at this time collosal strides towards Hhe.
Baltic. As soon ss the .Russian Court was ona- .
bled to turn its attention to the Turks, it ro- '
solyed to. oariy into.execution, the project of
Peter to acquire dominicn .on t#e Black Sea"and /
to revenge thsTdisgraceful'"peace qf. I’Futk",. It
declared waragainat the Turks lit a timo'when
’thq^qtti : sm«'ai'.iifjtr£i(iUrAas^ik > and'.this was
carried ,on -with barbarian, ferocity, op the' :
Dnieper, ondTor beyond the Dnieper. -Ini 17.36 '•
Azoph was oonqnered by the Russians and ,tho V;
Crimea; was,; entered, -.but the Russians. - wCrq.. ■
? driyeu6nt : 1739 possession/was taken
:;of Moldavia. .’But -.th'e Turka, in this war;' cpf ;
countered' Austria; the ally of Russia, with, tor; ,
Hble snccesa; .Eugene, the great'Austrian gen T '
ejral diediu 1746, .and. imbeoility- marked tho
course of his successors; und the consequenee
was that theyietprionsTarksdrove the Austrians, '
in .Servia, Bosnia nnd/ Woliachia; . and in 1739 -
with' tho grand vizier at. their head; they. ap;,-.
pearod. before .Belgrade, .Then Austria,'‘re- '
dneed to its greatest straits, mado an: ignpmi-.
;niona peace, Beptcmber 18,,1789. Then Russia
which had been successful under her great com- :
minder,; the Eugene of the north, Munich, also v
obnoludei; a .peace,: December ,‘28,, 1789, by
‘which, I, ; Aiopb,iwith, its fortifications erased,"
.was retained by Russia, sod'2, Russia extendedi .•
her boundaries in the Ukraine, and 3, all'Other
oCnqnest wore restored, to tv.e. Porte,. Russia
haa.avehged'the igooibioy of the peaceofPriilh,. V
! bat had tb postpone her, purpose of acquiring 1 ;.,
dominibn on tbe Black Sea. Tho Turks cams’
roftviptoriius as.to thegcsnlts, but tbo colloSnS^'
F- of the north feit-its superiority, and its subcesses o .’
paved the : way for the decided part it was . to’.
play.in the,European world. 1 “’
‘Ffifiltl7S9,TO'.THE PEACE OF K 1 ANARDQIINI774.'.
- ; Thirty years passed away withont n war bo--
tvreen the' two powers. The Turks; under the; ’
.dallyihp inflaenco of Mahommodanism, was'stUi l '!
declihmg;. and for' twenty: years the Russians--
. thadowo' progress in power; for ihibeCiHty also ■ -.
mafkeditS rnlers.- : In-1762, however, Catharine/ 1
H. aßoended the Russian ' throne.- 1 ' . This-'CyenV 'i ;
,übnstiidieaah : epboh iu'the affairs of ’theEhiS, :
peiul world, The.policy ofPeterthe Great, that 1 /
Cf-acquisitiari, is soch in all Its' qoinplexlty-atid l '
intensity,. in the yigqrous 'but - unscrupnlbua -
cCnriß »f the 'dzaTrine '; and her diploWaoy'.eih-
nll Shrepelhlits intrigue/:- Unhappy Po
lahdi/tfieh almosl; in anarchy, war selected na' :
thc'chief theatrb'of. Catharine's aotionv for She
judged.'this pbwer to prjßent the fairtst lhark.
She interfered boldlp in its internai'affairb. -
pretence of r Treservipg ubertieß; 'Bhe'od/'' i
enpied.it.with Amies, 'and on the death pf; : Aa- ;
'gUBtps : m.,, 1763, aimed to give It ai k!flg,' ; lis
: parti lion was nb ■ this period deterpi.iußd ttponi 1 ;
Sow il : ,baa;bcen. anuldpoUcy 'with'thcpi-: 1
to; allow no Russian'wrmyln i’flana; the;
Potto thadb' p-fprmal- demand.thatthoßusslans
should DVabuto Poland;*; 'This Russia refused to
db J l ahd.tfieSaltandeblaicdWar,-- ::: TheEDanifesto :
ioTthe'Potte, X 1768) which is. before ns, ollegea'
■as cSnses of the wary the interference Cf RpgSia :
ih Soland ; repeated violations of treaty oblign-'
: "7 i -''r.yo' *577;- 7,"
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