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VOLUME XII.
THE DAILY MORNING POST.
irf and Pubtlihfi every Homing, XEu»4 a )'
BT PHILHIpS * G1UiMOBB(
BO»tli-WISI OOBSXB OT WOOD AHD TOTSt BIEMIB. ,
X3-TEB JfS.—five Dollars a year, I
adrante DollaTßVrill invariably be required if uot paid I
w»om*-ta “>» »“J>« counter to to.
01H<»,«nd by toe Mows Boys. .
rpn BATUBDAT MOBMHG-POST _ •!
KSH-»“Si!£S".'Si5ASr -*■
a&'ssffia»‘SS"4a."”
°Jrsi < iSr.»u,n«oTi Wlir be paM to *a>y order mJetewseoa
**ss W tfiftaoney ,or estlSbctoty reference In this city, :
CtalSS toe fttoNitomenfo/ Homing Poll
is oneof toe largat Job Printing Office! inlteatg,where all
Unds of vxrrkUdvnt on toe shariat notux, ani nmt reason.
KATES OF ADVERTISING,
AGREED UPON BT THE PITTSBUBOH PRESS.
ter UKE3 HOSE ASXO, Oft USS:
On* square, cme insertion.. •
** “ each additional insertion.-..-..
«* 44 one woefc.— —»•.
** <* two week 5.;......
«* 44 three
« «*. one month
« <» two months..,
a 4i three monUiß «.*•»
«• four m0nth5.......
'« -.«is m0nth5.—........ -— m
* *« ono *®.
Stasdinz Card* *«lint** 0,1 1«*»-P« r nnmim*..M~ 10 w
' ■ COiSQEUUXATTTXAfitmSi _ *
One equ«r«. per annum, of the papCT)-....~j0fy
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
GKO. F. GII.T.MORE« . _ , w
s» ATTORUEY AND COUKSBL LO R AT LAW f
■ Ojjloeiconur qf F\mrtJi xiral and Chary-tittcy*
.mrssciuju, n., >• • • . .
«2-WDI attend to bla bushes as uraal, at
bit office, betaeoa tbe. boors of 9A. M, and 4P.M. °J "
day. : ■ • ■• ■■•■ "■ -
BOBERT r. FHItUPg,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ST. IaOXTXSt Mo
TTOItNEY AT street, abore'Wooa
■ fr*?
Tliomas Sl* Blarihulli
TTORNEX AT BAW—Office, Ixrerie’» Building*, Fourth
. ntrert. Jar “ y -
—' r R. B. Carnahnn, . ■
TTORNRY AT LAW—Office oni ourth street, tjetwoen
- Cherry alley and Grant street- 3 -ti—
—' J. N. M’Clowry, m - ■■
TTORNEY AND CODNSKI.WR AT LAW— Offioe to
JUki-vell'a Bangings, on Grant street.
OTU. Ilasent . .
TTORNE7 AT LAW—No, rn Fourth street, nboremd
. near Rmlthfleld. : ... - - mariixx .
J. 8. IlORllOIS)
ATTOWTBT AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re
moved to No. 44 Orant street, near Fourth, Pittatrargb,
—‘ R., Diddle Roberta, _ _ _ ■.
ATTORN ET AT LAW—Office, No. 132 Emlthfidd street,
bertrren Fl/lh and Sixth. Collections eawtoUy aUoud.
ed to—*pedal attention given to Oonrcyanclng. juac3.ir
1 Thotnu
A TTORNET AT LAW AND SOLICITOR LVCHANCERT.
A: Office, next door to the Tost Office, SteubenTllle, Ohio.
mr4. “
B, P. Roait
Attorney at law—no. 109 Fourth street. p»twnnrgn,
Pfc- Iburth door below Mr- : Patterson« WTtry
B table:- - v - ■ ■ -,v * ■-
R» Baekmaster,
A; LDKRMAN—Office. Fourth street, third door abeve
\ Bmithficld, South side. Conveyancing of oil kinds done
iclto the greatest care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real E»-
tats examined- &cu -_ _________^—^ WWB »eaM*»a«Mgggßa^^3
BUSINESS CARDS
yr b. Ma BKGLISII AMCBAUDSoV
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
( / Wholesale Dealer* aH Bacon and Oil ad Prod
generally W arrho *e formerly or upiwl by B bnd ***
Inghram ho 11G Water and 160 F rat street, PiUsburKti
Penna. ___
FR. DRA’VO Diamond i tt*bur>,l dwl JvA
. Country Produce offers for sale a choice ctock o
Groceries, selected tor family u K Bp ,TL?i Mills. Alii
andlbetmmtquali y ground at hi q toom Mills. A
Brlod Fruit*, Foreign and Domestic Produce taken la ex
Ch JT f f 11 a.™ tm u ofLsndtba
Warranted Garden Seed and inrUc3 tho aWennOn ofalnn
tere. ted In rural affairs *
ruscuo KENSH4W l '“'‘“"
Tea dealers and famiit aroceiis d»'°« in
Wood n and Willow Ware, Japanned Tn Wero
keeping Utensilii.AeWhol sale and Retail No 2o3Llbn tjr
etroet. Pjttsburgk.
Ktne A Bloortieadi
TJST’HOLKSALB GIIScEKS AND I'KODBOEDEALERS
W No. 27 Wood BtineU Pittrtmrgh, t inr - i .
' Smtth A Sindalr< ■ • :
WHOLESALE GBOCEBS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS—Corner Wood and fimt sta > oaTs
' Paul At Murdock* •
COMMISSION AND TOUW ADDING mekcii an s.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. t Water etr^Cimdiinau,,
Ohio. .•• ■ • ■■ .• ■ ■ ■ ■ —— a
, r-—'»n« stuctateick- -»• >• ua-i*o»-.
,™«SS?3£3££ fe3SSSL°K B «««,
W gtaVMEaOUA>iTB,»nTll)o»ler«ln lUtsbui>,h Matiu
jit rr» jft *43 Liberty tbrvi, PUtsbu gh, I» myt 7
"SB@*
TJRODUCB iro'cENBRAT. OOMSIIoSION MJSCHAMS
s* wo«tso' HttAmgS,
■\TrHOLEBAM < QWWBag^“ po %^’ t f , ° F
\V Wlno»m4Sre«is—Noß-lTißna lTfrOoroeroM-Jfla
»id Iron,baits,Cotton Yarn*
.. _., . *
THTTHOtESAKB ASDRKM.U, JAMIiY OJWOER. A!H> !
\V yorwerdingand Oommlsdon Merchant, l>wder _ln
fjLVtry PrctoS W Pittsburgh Manufacturea-IWwd «th
Fifth, Pittsburgh. ■ ■ - _£Hll
' ' .. M^.-.OOttStUC»M’CUJSKSt.
Bstail Clothe Merchant!!,'
so. 88 WOOD STRUCT; t
mtTE rutecribtre respectfully inform;their oia euawmera
T *dtte public In general, that they hare
aoblatcd themßoleea in the shore busineM, under the fim
rfJOffit M’CLOaKEY & 00. They respectfully eolldtfi
"^TtoproTlous each will be-aettled by tbeni
aaWca reapectleely. . . . ' .
7 Jamei C. Watt, . J :
*a /TKRCUANT TJILOtt—No. 45 Fifth street, opposite the
■
—i.inm: miacf tbo firm of OooleT & batri«2
K,. l opeSoa 6TORB NO. 9, (two doors, abovetbsoM
£nd.V for the purpart of carrying on the CLOTHING
bss®lS33> bopefl by strict rtttntion to business to merit a
ie tertest uoUeo-iurerior to Mueju t^
Post and Cop Paper, “flf fl? -
.. *B3PS2£&SS^^%SSfr
-■ j.'ft. Weldln, r : "■
-m-lIOUaJIM AND RETAIL DEALER In Blank “4
W School Books, Paper «nd .SUtlonery, No> WVcgd
ctm*. focUoen tfiliul gonrth,) Plttrtrargh, Fa. [nig)
r. c. stocktont . J ■
T ATB JOHNSON & STOCKTON, BOOKSELLER, SW-
Ti TIONBR, ■Prlnlor tmd Binder—corner of Morket «pA
Third 6treetii.Plttatmri!li,To. ■ •: —UEr l '
iff; B« HaTtn* - - -
fornix erery article in the Blank
Um>, it the ahortoat notiw <md on
Warehoasa,corner of Meriet j
Boole Bindery, So- W Third at ootlft
. , ficlmcliraan & HaTiiilfcln* - • ' , Jj.'
T ITHOQEU^Pllfiß&—Third etroet, opposite tbd-Post-oSfce,
lU Titt*burgh., .M&pß,Lftiidwape«,BllVU«ai®jSh oW BlUs*
'/nSiiia. Architectural. andMnchlno Drawiogvßosiness and.
VWthiff Cards, et&, Engraved or Drawn on BUme, Printed
Ifl%OlOTB, O6W» Bronte, or Black,in the moat apprCTwl style,
nnd at too ihost reasonable prices. \ ■ • • -•• octlony
'• ■ . Austin Loomis, ; '■ > |
Tißili ESTATE AGENT, Merchandize, Stock/ and EUI
J&BSAer,Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (ehore Woat) The
' mhstriber barfns opened an office at the chore place, for the
■ mrpoeeof negoaaHhg loans, MortgnKM.anl
Ton* wiloox, Titmsa*
- “SSiB El NG B BOTHBRS »
- ffioece«soTB to X Kidd & - • - . -
XVTUOVBSaIk DRUGGISTS,
AV *iursK ?*•' Proprietor* OtVK' ITL&ne s : Celebrated
IHIIh. to- - - w *'
, , r. A. Piiunettoclijfc Co., .
■vrraoLsaAM drug
W* Wood BtroeU, and corner Wood -and Sixths. ffo^V
:JNO. 6RODOT, ;
Imnorter of Brandi«s> Gin, 'Witto, So.; -
VISE OLD MON ON QA H EJ’j A KY E T*
V 1 ' Pcarf* And Apple Bwuidy, *e f , ;;:
* Atvl nffmrma, m Diantmu
Cornet of Binl'l'fi°fa«»a front rijreeta, PltMmrgh. V*. file
*rrTtrnTiFJlATiß AND BkStl* iiWOII MERCHANT
ISS L\berty street, agA‘3l Dlamondalley. ftblO^r
- •.' p i fan'DA. -l*E A 'STOBte* .
TEHII HAWORTH, WhaUtaUen&Retaft Tf Jv
tf uwJlmportor of Old Conntry Bran
: eorn« of alley
"PittsbufKb,'^'' *''”• '
Walter P. g«HMUi ~
IjrPORTEKand Dealer ln‘ French atul American wpor
HlOJgllljP" •
__ iiMiiuiiu ujii'i rum i m ivniin irnrm at $6,00 per annum, or $5,00 when paid strictly m advance^
PUBLISHED DAILY BY PHILLIPS A GILLMOBC. AT THE “POST BUILDUP. w i.l_L a
business cards. _
•
FORWARDERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Steamboat Agents*
a- . •• M . leurs Uadte, jwyA.-
Xfcsmexftc and IWagn Exchange, Baiik Notes, Gold and Silver
v— . - ■ Bought, Sold ana'Exchnnfitd, __
BXCHAKqFaND RANRIJJO HOUSE OF
WILUAM A. HILL & CO.»
ei WOOD SIUB, rittsßiman.
-ta^lnterestaHOffeiieaiiiaftdoP 08 *^
«®-OYBTE» AND CO FF EE HO
D. BABSABD.
! JTo 40, Fifth Strut, bctuxm Woai.tma MarktU
janlOtly]
jamei-Qorantr* Butcner,- = -
•M-rTTT »«* fnimrt on the regular market day« ana even-
W OTAII Ko“ MARKET, PRts
bSreh S Si BTALL.Ho. O ALLLGHEKR MARKET,uIth
h& urtS VimiUlT of Hubs, Smotcd B*f, TOBguovi«di
Sausage.Ac,Ac- ■ .. ian *
ntMixa —“
JOW '““‘JI.BIIHNG. BROTBBASr
(SacceJaora toJ. Ktdd&Co.) -
i WHOLESAIiE DRDOGIS TS,
llb:CO Wood Strut, Pittiburvh, Pa.
Proprietors of Dr. M’Lnoe's Celebrated Vermifuge, Llrcr
rnia.ee. '■ V ■ .
4 o »
1 75
OO
. 400
3 00
TOO
0 00
1000
1300
JOSEPH PbEMINO,
1 rsUCOEBSOa tfl-l. ailiOOl J CO-1
/CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
(J constantly on hand ft foil assortment of Drugs, Modi
duos, MedidneChestß, Pertunxoiy, and nil articles pertain
1 Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all lionrs. . ■■■■■■ '■ ■ ■ >&*...
T AIINOIiD S WILLIAMS.
li TANUF ACT CUBES of L'fnlKm Pitmaca, Wrought Iran
jjl 3VMnp,and fitting generally* for , warming and ton
UlaUonof bmldings. , t,v
‘ A. eW.'witt contnot for warming •»<!. vcntUnUng by
steam or hot water, plpos or Chllson'a furnace, cl utdies
schools, hospitals, factories, green houses, court houses,
j*H«, hotels ordwellings • ■■■;..
* {fob!7 • No. 25M*ngsT.STttsrr, Prrrasrßan.
. - m'.’aht,, hiihGKOsN
e'eworf''-to <s.WMflddle,) SMITH*
FIELD STREKT. • ,
tear Qfflcft hours, fromBto 1 o'clock, &Pd
firotn 2to 6 o’clock: *. : ■' fcblkly
TOT. FLEMING hiring MSOclaU*! wl* JOS. ABEU tile
t) huilnnw will hereafter be conducted under UMStjle or
j. ABF.L A CO, Dt ths old timid, oarnorof Smlihliila non
Fourth *trc«ts. . • ;
Copartnership*
mHE UNDERSIGNED hate Ibis day entered Intoefrpftrj-
J nersblp, under tbo . name and style of J. A. HUTtill
A 00., for the parposo of iran&eling a Commission end
Grocery business. JAB. A. HUTCHISON,
M y ' ' A.M.WALMNGFOHD.
f Pittsburgh,‘Fobrnaryl* ISM . • ** Vfl
Co-t?ftrmer»uip. ■ ~ .■ .
mnß subßcribor«.hhve this day formed a partnership »r
: 1 the purpose of carrying oa Cbmratinon end rbraaru
ing, in oonnection with the Fuh* JSdcon and Od,
duct business gcueraUy*undertbe stylo of A luc-
MiDeos; warehouse No. 110 Water and 150 Front street*,
, formerly occupied by BurbridgaAJtlgg'^K^^g^
M JAMES RICHARDSON,
I: ' JAS- J. BENNETT. *
i Pittsburgh, February 14* ISMifebS
Copartnership* - _ v
IT> ». JOSHS, BEKtiAKD lAOTH,lvM.:|o®l»*/'Tti
15. EAUTII, h»Timt«#odated ttiemsot.M together, un
idir the JQNE3,tAUTii * CO., »M. cart. PS'*?
>'AmericaolronWorts,”msatly owtd.W *
I .Eruther, Id, East Blnnla&ham,
!». I. jot» o. a. K 25-^-;A‘-i-/i, UI ' To '
AMKB.IOAHin.OS HOUJtS.
! JONES, LAUTH &CO.,
MASBFACItniEBS of superior Bar, Small »od Wire
Iron, of all dtsertpHon*; radioo*, Ho. 89 Hater "t.
: between Market and Wood ets-Httsborgb. f j.ll—ni
Copartnership notice*
WUItAX DtLT...~ PHIU
lUAVE THIS DAY associated with mo as partner, my
nephew, Ja*st Purus. The barfs** of mannfactu
ring and importing of HOSIERY, YARNS, Ao. •*» ** n ;
: tinned at the Old Bland; Ho. 24 Fifth street, and conduct
under iho Bnn of WriiiAH Dm.t A Co. AU perrons bavin#
claims against me a HI please present them fbr Immediate
payment, and those who are indebted will please settle their
HUS with as UtUfl delay ns possible. ■ .
WILLIAM. DALY.No,2t Viftll »t.
Next door to tho Iron City Hotel
January 12,1&54{ jaUj • ---; —
~ Dissolution, ■ t •
THE Partnership heretofore existing under Uxo *tjln-ol
Nwhzr, Slonjut & Co. h«u been mutaally dlaaoWra
w*. DunoiK. of the late finn, bsrioff purchased the into
teat of Jo& 8. Neglcr. tbs business will bo eoaUnoea *»
usual, under the style of * CO.,wbo
am authorized to aw the name of Negley, Mohan* to. to
settling up the old business. *
p/mohan* 9
FUt&orgh, Jan. 2, *64.
«3-Hating disposes of mj interest m th» !et« firm ol
Nesiet, Sicilian * Co. lo my former partner, Sir. l>a**on,
who with Mr. Molina -Kill continoo tho business kmllckv,
fbro. 1 h*rothtt honor to recommend nod request tho line
ral patroaa?o of mjr tttead* and busing
jalj ltoupcetfufly. * **»
H. W. JUJUS. f MIMAtJ
I9otloe. , • . .
HAYING purchased the entire *V*
Co- we will continue tba wholesale FtlblT and OuN
FBCXIQNARY the old
under the stylo of . M. W. RANKIN & w.
dlrpored of toy entire interest In tb*
Wholesale Fruit and Confectionary business to ny>>
partner. Minas Thxdle, audtt. W. lUn*ln v satt*m*ntoiuUJ
bouse.Vwho ore authorized to tuft the name of the late firbj
in settling the business of raid firm,) I
commending them to my former friends and customers, »o*|
topo tor n oouttouattoa of tl>.
ol pit£bargh, January 9,lBst—fiolo] - :
Real estate and obsebal agents, a°.oo
_SwMJU3Aj*at. . no ”
Jotm H. Mellor, • •
TirnOLEgAtß AND W«A11; .ÜBAIiEB W
W IKSIBVMBNTB, Marne, School Botfa«na
Stationery, No. 122 Wood fltarwt. ; v »”**!-
Ko. 106 Wood Htabursh; l'a.
*' 1 111 ." " y A gg -
TXKALER In BOOTS.SHOES, TRUNKS »»? UMHOKN
I f and BBAID HATS, corner of Market aaiUbtry’ rtfc,
Ho ;m Pittsburgh, *>&.. 1
WUUam GUun, ,
p OOKBINDER-Oomer of third and Wood itreetStatocrre
r c 11. Kay, wherohe b prepared to do «Tcry
rtflullngiitd ' : : - . [icci
XT XEB, fsirdcxsao* to Murphy * IttVWOOI* DEAL-
Hvm AND COMMISSION MKROUANT* fcr U» tal*
ofAmertcap WoolenPoods, N 0.139, Üborty street. \myi
Ttiom&A OiliiittlCf ; .....
riTCH ASD CLOCK MAKKll—Fifth rtrtft,/betweex»
YV Wood and -Markets streets, opposite IronCitf Uotel.
All kind* of Jewelry made add repaired. .... , lapouy
•>,4 (
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- .
i ,1
■■■■».«■ ■ - J, WJuXT, Wi&XiBT, ifOUiOifiCnjct, two uuur*
Sffif&S&vcst ot Market.
~ir OFrice-.Horas ~From nine A. -M. to fit*
doc2toy_
r lbr« uaTiH Unut, ;
• k . DENTIST-—Omns, Fourth rtreet, between
®)TfV^Market sod Wood streets, nearlj opposite the
Pittsburgh Bank, ' ~nflrl7:ly.
BAiitt fe ~
A RCIHTEOT3 s: TUilO IfsJl, No. 7 5 Thlrdstreet,
Pittsburgh; and east side of the Ifiamond, Alleghenj.
. rjylfcflm
LOUTHAJJHO.f JSart binnioghMa, manulacturttni o»
* Bar Iron, and small Iron of all description!!, and
ia.Se, also, th.fla«Ha»my of 5}“““;
Leave orders tor Ironlo.ilio box, at the cily Ksi
Office ;■:•• •: • -- '" = * -
•'TT* —. g t ■ ■■■ ■■ ■■ •
TTOCsb, biqn, am> onsAMB-STAL PAisrat, asd
tiDcalerln paJnts—No. 44 St. Clair stre^t» Pittsourglx
Has constantly on band aU'klnds of Faints, eltbßr dry or
and OoPia Vamisb,
Spirits Turpentine, , WmdQW Ql *^® fal }
E*tisbM,4c4 *U of tho best quality, and-for sd®***"?®*
[ ble prices. - p •
the beat maleiial*, trhlellto ,e '', * OI? SJ
theism©. Quality can be sold in the city. H© would
ticular atteottouto hialarge stockof
Chairs sad Bedsteads, which he at
ericas.- Also, Turning of erery deacriptionaxecutod in the
neetesi meaner- Orders left at the Win Beomei o L,mitw
. Mill, comer oX.-Mnme and Libert/ /street*, will be
tteSiedto. , “ rsil
. Jamei KeUlnger f : • •-I
PLANING MILL-—Wcnld rcspoctfoily
Injonn bii Mauds and the public that his Mir-.wteb*.,
““BMMJooa, »od Mouldings, ct emty desoriptltm,mada to
*nd iOwpentort sroold aid ijk to their idTanfeg.
toXoSmaaJvihecan nowfurnish.thornyiacplaood
| gtaffroltabla Cbrw«ttrtfßBeriP ttoa:ofyoflfc ' / '"■'■■* - ~ ' -•■■■-■-^
f BELE AND BRASS *OON»EKB,
MANDFACrroEERSofaII Wnd« of BKASB WOBK, LO
tJOMOttIVE, STEAM" ENQINBr CLUMBERS, Aft. Al-
I so, Oottou Batting Manufacturers. - •• •„.. -.-
r. Jteundrjr on Rebecca street, Allegheny Caty. . .
:::Offloe*na-Stote,iroa2M»thetstreeVEittflbars*. .
I OLD BRASS and COPPER tafcen in exchange for
1 or mf»h paid. Ordne left at the Foundry or Offlce, wiU be
I'promptly attended to. - • feb9:ly
■ : JOSSPH T. liOWETt ' ~ !-•
• Nb?-&3 <3bmef of Ptflh arid >F2xxf Street*, '. \ ■ |
6ffiee«tt Eiitnmcefroni lftbhgtreet.: :
"i-l pfIPEtTPTOT.Y announce to • the public that be : has
ESJATB AGENCY, in bonaeo
tlon pitb- InteUigebce. AnA General Collecting.' He ; wiH
fttteffito nntinr/“Poww»to'iriuit of eerrftntB,;ln Miy
SssS'SSSt’B'S'SSJS
Mifflt 4 OH.
SjsatisH AN»ei.aBBjo*ijcß“S“®*^y.*
'W. T. HoDOHiLBi M. A.,PKfirariL. V/ ,
milß next session ortho InsUtntion will rommtmco on
the 6th of September next, nt theroom car
nef “ Ffftj ind Liberty, streets, lately occupied by the
JLW. totals; G. Knap, Jr,
| Bonhorst, E. Miller, Jr. , t
■ business cards.
‘ JO3UUA UU<
WHOLESALE' FB'DIXEB
•39 •TTOOX>'Bt.,'Pi
HAVE on hand and aro r<
which they offer atfcbe'l
76 bags Ivica Almonds;
26 * k Sicily - do
25-bales Bcrdeimrdo .
15 bags Bhollod do
60' 4 * S’ilborU;-
« Walnuts;
00--<‘ CreantNats;.:. „
COO bushels Pea Nutfli -
25 bbls. Texas Pecans;
25 u Illinois do
2000 Cocoa Nuts;- • •’*
20?!* “
boxes German Flums;
2o kegs do da
lObbls; do do
10 cases Prunes, glassjars;
SO 11 “ toncybxs.;
60 casts Currants; '
20 cases Citron;
200 boxes Cluster Raisins ;
100 hf. “ M. fi. do
200 qr ’ ** ' ‘do
200 boxes No. 1 Herring;
100 “ Scaled do
IcaseMaco;
: 1 bbLNutroogs;
1 :**■ Cloves^
; 25 gross blacking; : ,
25 baskets Salad Oil».
■ lOWA t? OUN B ftX
NO. 103 WOOD BTUKET.
JOHN 0. PARRY, {successor to J.C. Parry £ VO-i) %®Jr
tolnfbrm tfceotistomers of: tho.oia
generally, that he has now on hands, and ?TA RTInS
traired in manufacturing, every description of CAoIIJaUo'—
ChUIS Kolia: largS Kettles and Curb.;
Patent Kettles, for Soap, Pot Ash. Soda Ash, , 6ug“ !*<£■;£>
for tho tnano&aturo of Cane Sugarr-aH “ si “* "
promt, known as J; O. Parry’s, and are superior for dura
Sutjrto any other, and sold lower than .those made on the
“dIOLKIW WARE—A general assortment,ell tomnew
and improved patterns,'Wagon Boxes, Bog Irons, Bed irons,
Mill Casting*, tvnd“Mf\chlnory of nrety description,
, always on hand or made to order. c ._ Aa *r«ri*Tv
l ! Coo* Stoves. Kitchen Range*, and Coal
description *, I&?a Coo* Etov w, five axtcs, which tccilTcd U-j
for 1850 and!Bsl, at the
Wzbeny County, PiLiaod
persons; Enterprise CoofcStoTe*, four sires, 1 P^ 0 * 5 <
BtoTeel Pgg eud Radiator Coal Stores;
Parlor Urates and Fender*, great variety* orautuuuy
enamelled. Common Orates, and building material of flTery
J ‘Tera of Ornantental Rollins.forCeneterkeand
and Pbugh OxHingt-K la rae stock ofall tte.
bas taken the premium at the State
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and whcrersrlt hea heenoiUMted.
Iron and Nalls, Store Pipeand Tin fcwß a
Will sell at tho lowest prices; and tespectfttUy. Inrtle the.
public to give me a call, at the old stand, Nm 163 Woodrt.
.j. nwiii«>.
ALUfiGHEN Y Folt G E;
BOIOIIOS SBBTTEB d> CO. ■ .
(Elta nb«!l 4 BwnpVa Boiling Mill.) on th«hank of U>«
' AllnKhony, l*Io« tho St- clnlr street Brldg'e,
AUMOOT Cm, P*. .
Work. Bttmo Cutters' uni SJmoo» Twh, Sljsftliw.Mta
Gearing, Jlaehlnv Work In guaml. y<*gl"«t
“rrCT &Ptloo Alro. HOIIBB BUOBS nytnuforturnJ h?
'Sltritcr 1 * t alent Horst Shot. J/ocfttnc.. :.Ttlo llorro PUoc .
thlnfwlU >*> In opemtion tho tnloJlo
rrbnn nil order* frrSHoo* *lll rnrat with
Mill l>lrk« ina.lv nnJ art-nwl. OtJarevant pi mUmuM
graph attended to on the * hortrot ontleo.
XSiw'BuPPlJ' olCMctarmg so “ a
: Pianoii
- Just weired und now ready for
rale, two 7 octave Wan«, ra*
>*jFvUkgQ.Mrbly carved anil .fiotaliul Jo. the moH
- 1 w I P cUtule and richest fctyls of-art. There too
Tlaoo Forte* are CMrimring A boiitf-first
ind&rouuequaltol in tlidr wuiul-dle quality. and Vulumo
ttf tone, dollcary and equality of touch, exterior q l *- 1
amateurs anti others Interested In Fiano Fort*.?,
are respectfully li»*lt- d to cwpiln*
FIVE 0 3-4 OCT AYE PIANO V .
With double rouml corner.*, carved .mouldings *halng mu*
*lc dealt, and finished back and front,
TWO G Vi OCTAVE MASOS, ...
Doublo round corner*, plain, flnl-hed front and bat-lv.
BRYEN G.UOfAY.fc PIANOS, ' .
Rosewood and Walnut eo**, with CLickerlng * patent Iron
Frameand sliding desk. ..■■■"• • • _• ..rvi^v*
Alt IboalwTo l'itttio r.rtw »rofrsm Ui« focter. orCWrk.
ctSd* * gotn.ltoftoo. TheyWK »U pifflHrf WilliCllicVir
in#'. pilcnl Iron V rater, and ore Tolly wjrrnniM. , .
Vurdiurro m roptcUully J° I ,*'! 1 AS n I , V,?f* m '“®
Ihe .bow, at Ibo wanrnxootiof JOHN «
Agent fur Chivtounjs 4 tone,
f*«H4 for Pittsburgh pud Western Nun^ylyooliJ^
Jlanni fi clnrlie*#P*«o»- ■ ■•
a and complete Mockof PIANOS,
‘paßSßßfF&ttm ttt» reMiraWd..factory Tff **»*»«* fc .
i* now toir.« finished far and mil to
\l 0 K U "shortly exhibited bvlhoxutscwtor.; Nunn*
A Clarku’d i'iam*, an* now eyn*ldored a* almost wlthimt ft
rival in this country. -Their lone. touch :Oud
standing In tunc am unapproachable, and tonne the *»■**
eoce given to them by all those inhabiting tt« southern
obuntrtea- The lot will comprisoellstylesanj priwyrom
S2SQ to SSOO- ; D»is notic* will to given of tbeir arrival..
Purchasers- wishing to obtain a firet c,O^ H t ,^* UL> I V t !l
warranted, and at factory prices. *ro respectfully invited to
await lb. arrival of llrb 'Piattl KHnffin>
SMS'
»o. iu
.;•■ armnJilootflboTß.fitUt. l.lttflbttJyi,
ls|pßjgS%fcgsF , nff.wfl fbraaie a large and weUatturt*!
f| fr | f Istockof PiacoFortcs anrjustfti*
riving;) on tb® most liberal tenna. • t '■: .
■ Tbeattentfen ofpurchaser* U especially lutiled to the
PIANOS. .
• These Instruments being madearpresaiy for this dimate,
and having the over string*, have of
equalled by any other*. Alan, Pianos from the wgjJ?tM7
3 Gale A Co., new York; Bacon A Raven, N«v Twk,.Be-
Icbeubacb & Bona,- Phitoiclpblarand of «T oWft >ar;crA<>
tuntf which ire well known, and have been used in this and
otherritfc*ltot6 ; yeuret ; ';K i.-
MUSICAL IKBTRUMBJTE3 of all kinds. . .
Gtritarer-Afinosohwtioirof Frexab, Spanish and Qennaa,
Smt Italian. French and English make.,
Accenfams—From tha best Paris «
AJjSO—Flutes Clarionets, X>rums,Flfos, Eaujos, Tambo
Mtwlwl
•**».oaatoa***tu! «l*spatfth.• ; -
9%
■ K. M. the noit
•@2} ample rootnn In the city with mammothi.ty<m<
■: »Mo tights, offer First Clam LlKEMiitit.B l .in,
>TOa stylo to iait all, varying in price accorillog to
; £tgWulie and iinalUy of cam, in.. «3.Bpportor Oil
by the best artists, tot sale, and on cs
hlbltltmduring the day and evening. .Cttlsens and strong
gpra ay* invited to coll and oxamlno specimens smUfttah
"HEW SEED STOBEI
JAMES tVAttD&Ol', ::
rvfFEBS for Mlo CANARY BIBDS of the nort tapnj'ri
will berorntobod composed ofth»'finest
O&melUs, Robo Buds, Heliotropes, Acs. -• • kTorp«3ia
forChrUtmei*'Crocs, front the Seed jrad Horticultural Store,
ttti. 40 Pifth eUttoar Wood- ociQ _
STOCKING FACTORY,
FIFTH ST- BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET STREETS.
■■ ■ ZmLirr.EirJsitart <c£cox<rirr.
THE bertgoodn In CMtdreh'e Hdie, Men’ll Saiks, Cndßij
' eSirte' ft nil Drovreni, sold at manttfticinreH’ prices, at
tbe FIFTH STREET STOOKINU FACTORY, all madafrom
' W °° l ' N 0 Al, ' r “ ol ■ WULTAM -MOT.
Dutch Balboui Root*. &e«
rfTEr&fiabjcribcrhn»ToccWed directlrom Harlomhlsßup-
I olyofehojca llyadnthK,Tulips,Crocus, l’oootws, and.
other Flower Roota for toll pioctjne, nnd T-ir wriEitor bloom
ing, In pole and glasses; Lawn Grass for toll sowing,
which moke a fine, close; smooth turf, cdnal to sods- iota
nidg.TnsiraniemSjQaitlen and FarminglmplcmentSum tno
moat apbrofol cooßtructlbtr, ftk luuWrnJirlw from
;
CHandelier* imd Gfta FAxturea. _ - I
rflHB subscribers are now opening at their new Wweroom*.
: 1- NO.: 100 -FIRST BTREET, between Wood nnd SnUtb- i
.field, the largest assortment of CIIANpKhIBBSi BRACK*
BTS, PENDANTS,aad all artides connected witOas, Fitting,
ever offered ia thifl market. Having .arrangements made
bv Which they will be constantly in receipt of now patterns
and varieties* they confidently Invite the attention of pdr
chasers to their.-selection. Wo are determined to well_as :
low as any house in the West, and boihg practical Gas Fit
temcanoffcr peculiar advantages to those de sirin gotucles
vWe;conCntfenß heretofore to fit up bhUdluga of every do*
j Bcrintiohfoir gw. .water and steam. . h
No: 109 First street.. ,
giMgtey
i steamboats, AboyX . ,
? , jug subscribers tender their acknow*(s|... .
• I JEKJ-Ufcioairments for the favors bestowed'upon WL_ -
wsllSiiSmtTvfm bv thelr Steamboat friends; and Rp4
” „„ M « nn «ctfunv remind them and otbore interest* 1 i V
”nMlSpT»a», t‘ ult th 'S ,1 ! 00taI l tlmo« praparod to
nrrfK» mnit reUKmaWotorma, ereiy description of
manshlp. Comer Third and SmHhfleUUtieetsJ
jylV63 : opposite“ Brown's Hotel."
rvw Miinin atoKN —Tbß'BubscriDcre.haveope&etl atl
Wn ™ Idtott .tot iiMlrn «U«tio»-Qf: mu»lo: .ad
I \£^,^tSmML.llaihLnatidaormanctriiiß»,Hano^:
Pluto by 1L Euler,
by JLKmid, or f .ill kind, bf braM'lnstra
'sssjaSS^^^S®*®*
“2SaSfe^ea=s£“.
pliino. Violin and K°to. ■■•■—■ ~
NEW MO'glO BTOK& S* foorth****** ■_-.- ■ ..^—
KtOSEISOy
XTOTOOBN IUOT OOENII-T.-toOgiei'
. - ,
To~Drngeistß &Merolia:iit& throughout tlio Union-.
: D. B* M’CuLliOtlOll,
Jli ANUPACTUBBR aBD' DBAIBB; IH,. . ‘i
JPJUNTS, OJfjS, SC. %
No« Ul Slalden Bane, ftKWIOItK,
rWiSPEOTPULLYIuvitcs the attention Of l)ruggisi* and ;
\j M*TCliantS thyoughQuUbeUnlop.tohts largo And ex-
Unite asssttmont of PAINTS, OILS, Ac,, of the BEST and
PUREST -Q n * r - TTT which; ha < jpffcra for .«Ue,-OEf wry. •
moderate terms,• both to cosh a buyers. . Below
are onunlerated eomo of the leading articles: _ -
r WHITE r LBAD, in oil,in Kegs 6f 25 to.6oo.lbsj- . r . . .
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCIIRE, in oil
PATENT DRYER, SPANISH. BROWN,' TETR>A, PE Sir
E WnjEß. OI CHHOME, IMPERIAL, AND ARBKUICAL
PB€^iAN 6 BLVE,OnnOMBTEtM)W ana VEKDIOBIB,,
UNSEEIJoiL,PUTTY,T7HITIKQ
CI W.GUstrviti. RED/CnROME RBDand ,Y EL-
I/EADandLITHARGE, dry.
BTONE,FMNCU, and AMERICAN OCH&;,<lry.
CHKQMJE, PARIS andBUtTNSWXChGIiEBN,dry audio
01 PBENCU and AMERICANWINDOW CRABS. t
Rruratiatsandothora in wanlof any of tho above mention
od artfcl(!B,*iU Olid it to their Interestato iMll.oa on<facil|>
: -.ties for mapiiltotnring and imrcbaslng.ond our
in the business, give us advantages! in Belling over moat of
thoaein thoeatne line. . DR- M’CULLOUCU,
myZpBm ■ 141 Malden Lane, New Yor«t».
ODES &. CO* . ■
iS & COSBECTIOHEBS,
’irrsnuEon, I'a.,
•eccWing tbe folio - * mg ,Qooofl> .
lowcHtmarket fates
20 boxes Maecaroui;
20 - ! l . .‘Vcnaicellaj
BO Farina i\- ... ..
60 W. Rock Candy;
• . JJS “ A No. I do ;
10 <« lied ; do
la “ Capers
- 16 ■“ OWvesr
75 * ( < Gune Drops;
100 “ Ijotenges;
,r 60- tl , Jujube Paste;
. 60 dos. aiwortedPlcWca.;
•• -so- ««• • *' Preserves;
•100 “ pepper Sancoi
10 casta
2«« M a
200 bags "Brasil Sugar;
x 40 bble 8. C. Bugar;.
26 “ l/>veringfl Bugar,
10 cases
25 boxes Rcf’d dp
-120,00- Principe Cigars *
ilo,ooo Havana do- •. |
I '5O m- Urs.Millcr’s P.Cul
} ’ RQ gross Anderson** do ;
O * r ~~
* ;
« 'V V ; V
* » *
>- •* jl *f , «.
\.-7. ’ -V- ■/* V*'
+ , ,u* * “
NEW YORK.
PAF S R W AB B M K».
Cr Cyru« W. .& Co.. ~ 4 .
OMMISSION MEHCIIANTB, Wo, 11 Cliff rtrcel, New
Xork, are SOLE AGENTS lntho United States tot:: ;■■
- Muspratt's Superior Blenching TowUer. - .
. Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing, gapers. ,
Russoll Mills Superior r .. 4 ‘ . . ” ■.
GenesseoMflls Superior Printing*
: . -Batrlius A Sons' English Twite
First quality Frencn.TJlbrartarlne. . , r -
They are also Agentii for th 6 Principal Paper MannfttCta. ;
row In this country, and offer .fcs? sale by tar. the ipoKtea*
tensive and desirable stock of Piper and Paper Mnnufnciu.
rew > materials that tati be foundjtt 'thls of any other
country. comniodlous "Warebousep^po»
UCHK etS?No!fcacfifS-wt, NO. MChrUtorlierrttwU
and the Lofi* oterlhe largo Iron blows,! ana OCjiII street.
Their business is strictly Wholesale, and Writing Sapors,
are cold, by tho Capo only.. ■ ; >■.... . < i
• Tbcir ektraordlnuj facilities cfiftMo them to offrt all |
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at tho lowest poeflblo;
Sl jSp<!f m«4o to order, an, etra et -weight. liberal ailvan.,
ocb made on consignment*'of P*(*r, Paper Makerr Stock,
roSket price paid In CASH
Rage “
i w
Jfadbnry's Piaao and Jttolodoon .Wateroomg,
* ■> si: «a 3 moADirAjr, irnir nuta,
TTOOM enlarging my 'Kererooiac, l run eulilcdto jteirp n
f much greater tuorUncnt of Jtutrumenw tl-aul ![ .
lore. AU Pianos furnished Aroof ah elastic to uch, ana w &n
even quality, end dre,., full, rtcU cud purely weal tone.
QOflliUes mostUeairable, Inasmuch «s thoyo.ue
fate to the tone of thelnstrnmcnt; All mylnsCrumonUMe
fully warren tod, a gudiatotw «xnn>panics every U) 1 of cole,
actl are sold &* lownACanbe purchased elsewhere. fi«cona
hand Pianos at alt price*, «... ~v
fra* A frno TnnenUtto^ The OTSUD Melodcon, wjUitlro ,
Mankr qf Ktyt, thoonly.thlnffpf thoWud in the country* ]
hATiuc lire iicvi>couplrr, swell draw stops, Ac-., a swi'et ana ;
powerful Instrument, prontmneed by Organfots to uosud*
rfaf forehtmiieaor Organ p remit* to the medium e|wd Or
cans,prieo 1200. Also, lb* Common Mtdodeou, cf ftl|*tylea,
I and prices. Hieing the exclusive Agent Tor these Tnstra
Biehts, onTew'iirß eoltrUed, Tho.flsaatdlwmmt made to the
tradft, and 10 per cent-to clergymen for l bcir
marlftty - 423Itrcsdw*T, NewTork.-
PHILAD
GEORGE J IIftSBEUS
city cab i set "rtr austmous e*
AV 173 BTItBJST, ,
rproositi Istm'sxitssoj Hait-l , , ,
■-.- . PttttadclplUa.
FUBSITURB, IK EVERY BTStEI ,
Comwislar J-otil* XIV. toul* XV, JSlUabetban ana Active,
with Sculpture Cawing and modutaitjieb .
In Scmoe4, Walnut; Mahogany,Satiuwood and Maple;
*U of aunertar coontrvottop, and finfniosX in tlio
bent equal (o, if not nrtelUng lu qual
ity, the Good* <£ 'urtitablulß v !
iv-----'Otcatinjlto*CnlliaJStfttvafi.
TJMPLOYINQ none but ejpctfrnertl workmen, (arpr** l *
Hi ticca beiuepo*ittTtflycxclndi*U*nd jurthf? U^tma*
1 U?rldl» tl»e work cannot full to satMactlpu to j uh,
ehosem. A mnHK«t tho-many ndWntaera. WTetwl topur
bhaaenutetliefadlHj of Vonil>lUßlsa.Huunvd lior.mel®-]
oat or oluin f till!, cotni kiely from oi»
which mran» oil thilaftldea'tatoaai-room eomitietoil In
,I,l* anil uutvilt}. Ait J the InJhWW IMt *l«y» on l»nJ,
huloit ad vurloue In deAign,.enabU'a ;archp.r7, to. jtlcaw)
their hute In n Kindlon, without the delay nocMoartljr
ouiwil laotdttrinjt PnreUuro. , ,
' To Kite On Hlen of the Shi.tw! larnlture on band, I need
onTtr Inform you that my hoomaare.ljo .fort long, by il fo«t,
wide,fgur Hoorn In number; with bhpl’S contii;ltcUs, sufh
dent to employ '.MO bandit, which la » guarantee that the.
work 1* MlU<mn uo-ior cuy owo Immediate inspection.
‘ l’arkiux ii all deny In thosturc. and yurmtnro
1 mwlri .to cony eafitly any distant*. t l,ittr* to I hUa
aolphia are rvipeetfollylnvited, at puthuKraor Ottawa*
to'rtdl tiul fhe<liKxl»d an^j.ty
. ,;; BALTIMORE,
WATCHKB,JE\VEI.RT, '
StLV'fili W-ilLiVllnmMJV Clocks, I'ajilpr Mache
. C&K -Good®, Drawing ttww, WrltiojE W»kfi
E79S Elegant FauA, 'OjJMft <3lfts*»*, Outtlcry, Fine Oil
Valuiltißis Tbe naOettl^nca
.Wpnrtlcularlv to turtle the T.fei;».«t Mid granger*,
it a tiurrhasem of.pounuisecuTfl, to uitup
'ntw-k better ktjfU to e*c»H*l li) r e*reut,-variety ami rictme**.
aiy Other In tbi* couulry. They 6*l sore, the advanUeftOf
wwonanrtudMltng'Cooas at the dlff<?mitractt»rie» in to rope,
Sid their own cmunfactorieii &T Jewelry, bhvw !
hart, theta to offer indurcmenU in prices and quail*
tie?, and pri<*«, considering qualities, such a* ™nnot be of
fcradbv any oiW house, in the trade. ‘ „
; Delicate Rood* w carefully packed as to go safely-any db*
and by*lim)rtany conveyance, .
'^% m . tVi - BnQTItT ,K i co.
223 Baltimore struct, comer of Charles, .
Baltimore.
.T~ : UKOItUK BTDHOKs, 1
: . eoum-Ncr»vu'Eia <>» rm int'sevan
SPIBAt BP HIS B B AfJ »E 8 8
8 \Y. C6r,BdUimortand Frtdtnck ftreete, Bair
■ ‘timofi. and 92 Walnut st;\ Philadelphia. '■
w FIVE BtLVEU MEDALS AWARDED, VIZ>», ,
• Anniua UtsmcTß, New^Ycrk;
By >FaiMU*IsFOTeT*, Philadelphia j
j Mmiw®la*«TOt£lSaJUittow. - m
riymlmr improvement in tho conjtructiua M tbU
IV. Uattm* U,'that;aUdthe. and heavy wooilen
framework laentirely dispensed wUb,«ndltepbu»MiP
pUod by VUgbter apd much more' durable frame. - Tl*o
minzu areall connected by : harness leather hlng*s,*ecur£
Wrlvetted, rendering it impossible far a singly,spring to
fell down or gut out of plane, and-making, adieu w> elastic
that any part may be filFod or bent up, and te thus admlnv*
W fitted to the want* Of t&« *lck or astfatoelic. Who may nv
nnire aritttoff posture. It haaalUhpdaxurioM softness pJ
tha best feather bed, with the lightness and.ficlUty of hand*
ling of tho common fcalMnattross. . ''. •/ ' ' ..
'Tiitße improved Springßed* aw Invariably mado of the
best materials, and will lost many y ear* without ropalra.
: V«r»M haring can bar© them altered to:
v° , treli adapted fbt Hotels, berths of Ships,
ALSO, an K«Wy mmarorated^gu
enamel,} and plain finished CASTIttON yfiRNITPRI!,
dating in part of Bedsteads, Hat and .Coat Backs, Cone and
sand*, Centre. Pier and Sldo Table* with marble
tops, Garden Chairs, Settees,etc., etc. . ■
Animals, such as Lions, Lamra, Begs, etc., in Iton,aß
well a* thomoddsln Wood,furnished at shortnouce. t
doelfily -- ;■ ■ :
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEPH MOGiUDGE,
CQMMIBBION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, •
No. 38 CoMMEfiAi; bslow Vim Sraiz., I
Bt. lionl.t Mo., t
\r and personal attention, end libe-al cot-ome'S will be j
giTen whon on c Consignments or Bills of Lading, |
?"orter*fOrihopurchase of Dow!, Grain, H,omp and other!
Produce. will bo promptly filled at tho lowest market prices. 1
Tho Rewiring and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pro-1
dnee will moot with especial cato and dispatch; the lowest I
rates of Freight will always be procurwl, and the expense I
of Storage and Drayage as muoh.aa possible avoided. : - I
, tnsnaswers: . ' , _ 1
BogeAßiioon, St. Louis!- Ellis AMorton.i Cincinnati; I
Oharloss,Blow4Cod :do; Btrader*'Qonnan, . ;dojl
Chouteau 4 Valle, do; Ilosca A Fraser, I
Dban, Ring ACo, —dcri Springer A Whiteman* do;
JsW.ButleT4BrOljPlttsbh;:.- B.q.fiooodman.4 Co, ~ do;
D.Lcech ACo, do; E. AO. Varnoll ACo,Phllodn;
Wm. Holmes & 00, ' "dop Morgan, J.M.BuckSMCrgam
Blow A March, New York. B.B.Comesys,.- do;
FroatA Forrest, v- do ShieldsA MBlar, ■ .•■ *».
CbarlosA.Meigs, do; Joslah Leo * Co, Baltimore.
A. O.Farwell&Oo,Boston; Abmhamd.Cole, ; _ Bo.j
Howard, Son A Co, ; - do; rW.B. Reynolds,Loulsrllle,
-1.0, TwicheU,* Co., Commission. Merchants, New Orleans.
ttftj havenn open?(ffley of Insurance,which will cover
all shipments to ; my .address,.when, advised. by letter pet
tnail> or. when endorsed on bill* of lading k*s* e »®* w
time of shipment. JOSETO MCKIRTpOE,
• ftugQ ' -c 8t; Louis. MUsourU
ENTBBPftifiEWORKS. j
• ho. 130 woon STam-,T ?BDi>ooßn*Low vntGW aimt. .1
newk dTBTLKY.
■ JeXUStuSsSSn - IMI OBTEBS and- mannfiicturors'ol 1
' iffigHBaaaMcinXERV.SBBaiCALAND DENTAL 1
' --r~ JKCSXIIBMENTS, RlFLHB,|4o.j.Wiii I
with a riiriely ofFimoy Hmdwaro; - AUo, QimSjKf
Tailors and. Hair BrcsBerß r Shears; Pocket Scissors, *0“ j
-AlBo,.Truascs.and.fihppottersi*' : "vvJ I .'' ; i' .. .
fey |
order, of the host metorisj, and workmanrlilp ;
Orders rewired for them at Wholesale or Bemllj, wUI bo fill
od with despatch. Hunting parUss supplied at V?holcsale
prices. niHni
Selling oar to Remove.
■TAMES BOBU, No.- iW MAUBET' STMCTvKttaljWh, mil
J offor hla mescnt large stock or BOOTS,; SHOES, enO
■ItUBBER?, atvcry'Jowpriixt, untirthelOth _of EcbrooiJ,
1854, when heh'opesto remove to liia Nrvr Sropm. No. S 3
IM lntro4s flUing
109 Market b tree t,b-hrcco
Ift hßtrpfitiaiaXlljerty.vvi . .. ,
'£■*7 1j
FOE SALE AND TO LET.
Property for Sale*
rpnE subscriber, .offers for taie, an very. reasonable terms, •
X T following property, vl*j
. A Three Story Bnek Dwelling House, No. 110 Peon street, -
between Hay street and Evans* alley; and Lot 25 feet front,
extending backll2 fect.to an alley. - The House is one of the
best buildings, and,in one of the most pleasant neighbor
•fcbodtftottedty. —; • •• r •■■ ■ . • '
' Rye Lots—embracing corners of Front and Ferry, streets}
one hundred and five feet front on Ferry and sixty feet on
• ]£ron£ stmt, with a good three story Brick Building On the
comer, a two story Frame on Front st, and two Brick Build*
fncB}-ttscdaiabopB r cnFewy st.- . < •-
... A Lot, 31 feet front by. SO feet deep, on. Front, between
Market and Terry streets.
.? A Lot, with very convenient Frame Dwelling; Lot 20 feet
by,9o, fronting on Congress and Elm gts.
A House: and--Lot, on ••'Wylie street,' near thtf now Court
House. The house is well arranged and in good order, and
is pow occupied ss a hoteL
; ’ A.Three tttory Brick, on Binithfield street, near Seventh—
being In an exeallent business location.' The Lot to 20 by 80
feet deep, fronting on SmitMeld st.
. -A Cottage Frame and Lot, 28 by 120 feet, fronting on Anne
and. Robinson streets, Allegheny City.. This is a very desire
-ble and pleasant location for a residence.
'Nine Lots In the town of JFKeesport, each 60 feet by 160.
Several of these are on the Main street. .
; Eleven Acres in lAmctown, on the Monongohcla Illver, on
.which there are 4 houses; there are some 6or 7 acres of ex*
cellent stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
‘to the landing; and two coal pits open. ■ •
.Ninety Lots in the town of Columbia, CO feet by 160 each,
nearly all level, and 1 well located. The tenant of each Lot
fcas the.privilege of using whatever stone goal he may re
quire for bis own use, from a pit near the Locks. Columbia
id a pleasant? Situation on the bank of the Monoogahelarlv*
et, akhort.dUtance below Look No. 3. in the midst of an ex*
. tensive Btone coal region, and would oo & desirable point for
manU&eturiogeirtablishments. • ’
. {Two.Hundred acres of superior Stone Goal,with House,
Ac. This property has & front of 140 rods on the
Manongahela river; an excellent landing; good grade and
.foundation. fbr railroad—with enough level ground at one
'point for houses and gardens, or locations for manufactories.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses to bo used in haul*
Ipg out the coal—the quality of which, for iron work, steam,
gasper for any ordinary uses, Is not surpassed by any in the
country. ..
: In my absence, my agent, James .Blakely, will give
. dll necessary Information, and be author lied to give warren*
tee deeds fbr any.property sold. JAMES NAY;
■ py2fl No. tIO V«m» *tr*»f
i A LOT OF GROUND in Hogg’s Flan of Lota In the Third
J\ „ Ward of the City of Pittsburgh, near High street, and
being 29 front on Pennsylvania Avenue, and running
back XlTfeet. The property will be sold,clear of allincum*
brence, except an annual ground rent of one hundred and
Sixty-five dollars, to which it Is now subject. Onthoprdper*
ty are seven good TENEMENTS—five brick and two frame
—alliwustories high, and. renting for about flve’hundred
dollars annually.
i Price, $1200; |609 cash, and $6OO in 6 months—by good
endorsed paper. XVM*. C. FRIEND, ”
i Jelffitf Attorney at Law, No. 120 Fourth street.
OOAL LAND FOR BAIiE—2S Acres of Land, with a vein
of Cosl 4 y 2 feet thick, with a lower win of 2 feet; culy
Jb Inches between the two. The Land is a good soil, and 16
Acre* in cultivation* A good Dwelling Uouso, Fruit Trees,
good water,and timber. The Land is sbltablo for Garden
ing purposes; situate about 4 miles from Ibe city; a short
ULtaucd from the Browusvillc Flank Rond.
8. CUTUBERT & SON,
■ dfetl t General Commlfislon Ag‘t», 140 Third sU
PT WILL SELL my unexplred l«ue (fourteen yearn) or a
L'Lot* ritirate on O'Hara street and Spring alley, in the
40 ft fronting on O Hara fltreoi, and running
>baek 100 ft. on Spring altar, on which w enacted a Tout
alorfed. Brick lltraso, 40 ftiqaanJ. with a frame, two stories,
-60 .ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to.'carry on any
■branebofmanofzrcturtngbaFlDcss. Being eTtgngedJn'man*
infaetanngin thn country, I offer the aboru lor rale. In
i 'qotro at No. ■li'i Liberty street.
cclSrU
HOLD, DBTVEBi LOCOMOTIVE AHEAD!!
Heal Eitate Farm for Sale.
iPHIA.
subscriber Id authorized to sell 254 ACRES OP
X LAND, situated in Versailles Township, Allegheny
c.Oouhty, Pennsylvania, lying hade of McKeesport, ‘known
, a# the WhHo-oak Flats, and in right of tho proposed Station
on ihoConnollsvUle Kaiirond. Improvements ns follows:
A Square Log ]lou*», So by UO feet, two stones high; and
. bqaaro.Log Barn, 00 bv fiset—both new aq<l in good
order; two fine young Orchards, bcFt grafted fruit, just
commencing to bear. There Is 90 toloo Acres cleared and
in a high state of cultivation, and the balance is well set
with While-oak tlmt>rr of the first order. This Land is well
calculated for a block Form, being very the soil
of an .excellent quality fbr grogs growing, and being well
watered, having some twelve or fourteen never-failing
springs of excellent water thereon. This Land has facilities
rarely met with, being within half a mile of the Yotigh.
river, and ono mile of M<mnngahcU,tuo'! almost on the lino
of tho Gonnellsrille Railroad; nnd is supposed to contain
an Inexhaustible bed of IRON ORE. This l.and would not
he In the market, only that tho owner is about to remove to
’ the For West. Teftns ea?y. and prico modcratu. Fur fnr
■ ther particulars, enquire of \V. J. UKV NOLOB, ot Lorenz’
Glass Work*, or of JAME 3 C. RICHEY, .
1 dec3o:y . ■ Real Estate Agent, wt thisoffice..
I WILL SELL OR KENT my property In Manehssicr,
consisting of a abort aero of Ground, upon which.are
erected two Frame Houses, ono containing en:ht and the
other fonr roans; btabllng, Carriage, Wood and Coal
Houses, and a fin» assortment of Fruit. This property Is
v*ry pleasantly situated near the Ohio Liver, The band
ings &ro rimdtri by trees, and n*>ar tho Omnibus statiou. 1
wili sell all or a portion of my Furniture, and would prefer
-retaining possession until Lu of May. A pply in . . . .
fold* . 11. LKE, I3'J Liberty street.
ONE DOLLAR AND A QUARTER A WEEK trill pro
cure a large LOT OF GROUND. Bloven Building Lota,
within twenty minutes’ walk of th«eUy, in a plcosaut and
healthy location, will be sold at s2Qi> each—slo in hand.;
balance at per month. Each Lot is 50 feet front by 184
deep, fronting on two streets. Several families havo already
availed themselves of thU favorablo opportunity of procu
ring a homo, and wo are induced to offer cloven more, which
will probably bo the last, at the above terms.
|a2T 8. CUTII BERT k SON, 140 Third st.
ONE OR TWO FARMS, with commodious Brick Dwell
ings, and Stables, near to the citr, and suitable for
Gardens. Milk Farms, or to fatten cattlo for this market.
Also, a convenient -Brick Country Mansion anil Stable,
large enough fur a respectable family. Also, one smaller
place; and nn.excellent Two. Story Brick Dwelling, with
finished basement and attic—on the bank of tho Allegheny,
above the aqueduct. JAMES S. CRAFT,
. dcciSrtf No. 14-1 Fonrthfit
4 SMALL FARM, sUuatc in Lower,St. Clair Township,
jf\. about one inllo from tho Borough of Birmingham, con
taining SIXTY ACRES, more or less. It is all cleared and
under cultivation. Forfurther particulars, apply to
■ ja2htf .. W. BYMMES, Birmingham.
TpOUR OFFICES, on the second fioor of tlio Post Build
I s Ings, entrance from Wood street-suitable for Attor
neys, Insurance Offices, Ac. Enquire nt tho office of the
subscribe re, first floor : fja2sJ PATRICKS & FRIEND.
PITTBBOKGH PROPERTY FOR SALK.—SIOOO
O fbr a new Frame DWELLING HOUSE with fleo rooms,
afc<f a largo lot oroo loot front on the Brownsville road, near
the toll-gato; a large stable, outoren, Ae. The house Is
veil papered, anti will be sold on easy terms. Peach, Apple
and Plums trees. Also, a neat Cottage House for $BOO, very
. pleasantly situated, with a line garden, Bruit trees, spring,
Ae. • Terms easy.
S. CUTHBEUT A SON,
1W Third street.
William Carr Co.*
- (Wit. Carr late or the Arm of J. Parker & Co.)
XSTUOLESALE GROCERSand Dealer*in .Foreign Wines
f y and Brandies, Old Monongahela end Rectified Whls
key, No. 329 CommerciolUow, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. ' 3&6:y
:
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For Sale*
For Sale*
EDWARD FABER.
For Bole or To l/etr
159 Weekly
Farms* Houses* dto., To JLet*
For sale*
For Renit
Take Notice*
I HAVE placed my Books and Accounts.ln the bands of
JaUzs G. IUcnET, Esq., for settlement, and I earnestly
hope lb at all who are indebted for subscriptions to the Daily
and Weekly Post, or for Advertising and Job Printing; will
pay up as speedily as possible. Mr. Rlehoy- is also author
lied to settle the accounts of tbo firm of Harper A XArrosr,
and HarperA Paimr*. L, HARPER,
V JOHN LAYTON/
N, B.—Mr. lUshoy will be found at the office of the. Post,
whore the Books still remain. .. o*3
Instructions in Mnslc,Slodern Languages
Drawing and Fainting. •
FLOP. W. W. BOSCH, having located himself in this.
city, will give instructions on the Piano and Guitar; in
the French German, Spanish and Italian languages; Draw
ing -tod Painting, On water oil). Any communication left
at Mr.KLEUKR’3 Music Store, or attbo drugstoro of C:
PAGE, Jr., will receive prompt attention.
• REFEBBKCSB:
. Ilcra. E. Everett, Boston, . Dr* Israel, Pittsburgh, -
Won, Julius Rockwell, Mass., Jeff. D. Stewart, do.,
Bov. Dn Terris, New York, Rev. Cyrus Black,
fcb&tf Jax. H- Hophlns, Esq.; do.
-TXOT CORN i UOT CORN 11 UOT CORN 11 !—Hot Coro:
11 Life gcones In New. York Illustrated—lncluding tbo
Starv of LHtlo Kotv, Madallna the rag-picker’s daughter,
'Wild Maggie,4c* With original designs, engraved byN,
Orr. By Solon Robinson.
“Bid that welcome ✓
Which comes to punish us.”'
‘ '“A beggar’s book outw’ortlvs'a noble’s blood.”
. “Of evory Inordinate cap beware;
Or drink, and with U misery aharo.”
i c For sale “by B. T. C. MORGAN,; -
d«il3 ~ ' • 104 Wood street
TVTKW MoBlo.—The Social Orchestra—For flute or Tlolln j
IV- i—comprising a collection of popular melodies, ar*|
A 1 xangod as solos, duetts, trios, and quartettes, by 8.
C. Poster; price $l." • - . • - •r;
Four' Songs by W. Vincent Wallace—Representing the.
• 'masons, .with beautiful lithograph titles —Spring,'
’ ‘ Summer, Autumn and Winter; each 60 conta.
L’Art da Chant appllqu&au Fiano—Tbalbcrg; 76 cents
Funeral March—Composed as a sincere tribute of respect
to the memory of tbo late Jonas Chlckering, by W.
R Babcock, with, Illustrated tltlo, and a correct like
i' ' • nesa of the Into Mr. Chlckering; price 75 cents. • .
Arravod InClouds of Golden Light—duott; 10 cents.
Village Festival Schottlscb, by W.V. Wallace; 60 cents.
Opera of Norma, complete, with Italian and Englbh
I ' wards, $2.
I •' Julllon’s Prims Donna Waltzes; S 3 cents. -
J. (Just received by Express.) '
I A new lot of M Chlckerlng’B Pianos’* are now on the way,
towriwtila W- ; JOHN H.^ELLOK,
!• fot>7 7 . . 81 Wood street..
' Valuable Bare Garden Seeds, Ac. I
VNONSIBTING In part Of the celebrated Stowel or Ever
i v J trrcen Bm?ar Cora, Old aiony Sugar Corn, Wrinlded
gStTM Peaeof Tttriouß Improved vorletiospßlue Imperial, 1
Illuo Prußstan and Marrowfats do,’ Beans, Onions, • Radish, |
i plrsnip. Cucumber and Mellons of the finest and raoet ap
broved sorts, iield Carrots, Turnips and Sngai Boats, for the
ilSrvman and farmers. A rich collection of flower seeds;
tAwn Grass Seed, and a full and complete assortment of
I Garden and FarmlngtmplementaoftbalatcatimpioTements,
I Monthly: Vahanas, Rosea, IMttaropa, and fine blooming I
I plants for the yard. Garden or Xawns, By the dozen or 100 I
1 tern Merchants, E»alers;oi otorafllled pnimptly,
| nn HhAr&l terms* from the Seed and, Horticultural ware* j
fenTdrFmhwSbßv-' iaprgl ’ JAMES WABPROP.
J* .ws RDKOP’a 1 SKBU STORE ia now replete with early |
l -Seeds, f»r the hot becte 4 , Pruning for the |
1 Orchard, com stalk " and straw cutters, and everything of
i interest to the fatmor, gardener amateur. *
L i Orders from dealers and merchants filled promptly, on
I ' lberalterms. Jal4 <
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■ "■=■ * •:v^ T .' r >r-
MISCELLANEOUS.
~LIBT OF GEHtmiE TATEHT HEDICHTES,
■ ' ' tON DAKJ) AJfDFOB SAWJBT •
FLEMIJfOBEOTHKRS,
- ' v Pwwfctc» tf MoftVwmttuxlMAliwTin*;;; , ..
Wholesale Druggist* end Vtalert 171 l‘atmt : 4leaicints,
Corner Fourth find Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
KEELER’S AMERICAN COMPOUND;, - ; r
Jayno’B Altcrntire:
“ /Carminative Balsam! .
« Hair Dye r
Expectorant;
« . Sanative Plllsr • “
.. vjlalrltmics:^-.; {>. /..■:• ;
Wistar’s Balsam of WUd Cheny;
Bryant's Pultaonaly Balsam;
noofland’s German BUtera;'
Holland -\r ' do- : v-7-•• ■ ■■■ y: \• v
Hostetler's Stomach do ■ ' •
Merchlaetf UtcrinoCothoUcos:
Storms* Scotch Cough Candy.;. ..
Price’s Uo; •
Thorn’s v/., do;., . , ..
Howe’s do; .
Osgood’s India Cfcolagogue;
Morse'slnvigorating Cordials; ;. e
Tyler’s Qum Arabic Drops;
Harrison's Hair Dyo; -
Phalon’s do
Batchelor’s 46; : / .. •
McMunn's Elixir of Opium;
Bryant's Purifying Extract; -
Dailey’s Pain Extract; > •
Brown’s Essence of Jamaica Ginger;
• McAllister's do -'do
Kidder’s Indellibla Ink;..
Pay son’s •do do;
Arshold’s . <. do;.
Dr. Curtis’ Hygcana;
Lyons* - Kathalron;
David’s Lilly While; ...
Bazin’s dov- do;
Tobias’ Liniment;.
Hunt's : :• do;
Allen’s Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Mexican Mustang do;
Farad's Arabian ; do;
Gardner’s . do;
name’s Pile Lotion;
MeenFan; •-
BCarpa’s AcpustloOll:.
Merchaßt’sGfligHng Oil;
Kafiliton, Claiko ft Co.’s Cod liver Oil;
McAllister’s Ointment;
Bings’ltcb ■ do;
Ferrel’s do;
•Cray’s ■■ ■ l do:-
Trask’s Magnetic Ointment;.
Judkin’s • do;
; Bwaim’s Panacea;. ; *...
Houck’s do; 5
Bargani’s Infant Panacea;
Perry Darla’ Pain Killer; .
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; •
Hougbhra’s Pepsin;
Klee's Petroleum;
‘MoLane’sCelebrated Llver.PUia;:/.
Brandreth’s • do .
\Y right’s Indian Vegetable Pills; :
LeesAnttbUioua. ■; -;-t -do;
RarsarorrilaDlood do;
■ Even's ■ - - do;, v. -
fiwaynes* Extract Sarsaparilla lilood Pills;
Jayne's Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend’s Health do,;
Jew David’s Plasters:
Shoemaker’s do; •:- -
Dr. Newman’s do;.
Kudway's Headyßelief; :
Blorria* Remedy;
Prot Woods llair Restorative;
Emerson's; •. < do; ■•-
Bull’s Sarsaparilla; ' •
Townsend's do; •
Rand’s ; - do; . . ..
0 uyPDit’a Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla;
Wolff's BcbJedam Schnapps; . / .
beep, Cleaver's Honey;.
Hi . Highly Scented Bfown Windsor;
: Musk; ■
Lodlum’s Specific;
McLano’s Sudorific Cough Syrnp; .
Tylers Gam Arabic . do; .-
Sellers’ '= •/' ! .do;'
Swayne’s Syrup of Wild Chetry;
Smith’* Tonic Syrup; . ;
•BaTry’aTrioophoTOus: ••• • > .
Noryrood’aTlnctnroofVnratmm Mrido; .
Me Lane's Celebrate# Vermifuge, ;
Dr. Locock’s Pulmonic-Wafers; - -
Thompson's Eyo Water;
Agcnls fjr all of Dr. McClintocli’a Family Medicines
Dr. Needham’s Breast Pumps;
Water’s Almosphcrtc Breast Pumps;
GumElasiio ' do- do,
MOI»AS3E&-ft> bbU N: O. MoUsgc« ;
SO do B. IX. do
In store and for *4lo by
ftM7 KIRKPATRICK A HERBON3.
DIUED KliUlT—-100 e&cfes Dried Peaches;
; .50'>do' .do:
.Just received and for saleby . _ .
' ftbl7 *. J T KIRKPATRICK A lIKRRONS. -
■ IUMLNY-—JO bbia White Pearl Hominy* landing and
li/orMdoby KIRKPATRIpK, A-HERRONS,
'ftbT? ; ' • ' • .. . g-tsxibcrtv rfreet. -
)OLL LUTTilii— o bbls fresh■■ toll'. Battery rcceivpd nod
X, for gale ffrbl7l KTKKPATRICK A nKKRONB.
boii Urten Appleivjiut received and: for
gftlo by (ftbSSJ KIRKPATKICK A HERRONS.
BUYTKIfr— 5 bbls fresh Holi-Buttery arming per railroad,
and for saleby. .. .■ .... . -
ftb2s *' KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.'
'UPS—IO bafts lint sort nor year, received and formic
.by [fobSSl . KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
I^QOS— 5 bbls Kgga arriving and for sale by,
jj feb2s 1 - ’KIRKPATRICK A HERRONS.
FISH— fid boxes .N9.3.lasseMBefcereJ» ;
15 do do small do
& do J?o4 do 1 doln More, and (hr salts
by • ENGLISH A RICHARDSON*
• f e b2s 3lf> Water, 150 Tint Pts.
BIOS FECT—2S kera to arrive, aad for sale*y
ENGUSU * WCaAUDSON,
- ■ ■* 118 Water and 150 Frontat*.
.KIEL> MSACUES—6OO bus In. store, for Bfllo by
) ftb2s i ENGLISH, £ RIOHAKP3OS.
N O* bbls pnm& oevr crop, for (ule by
. feb2s ' EKQLIBII &'RIQHAttDBONV
>ACON—SO bhdj of prime shoulder* Id store, for sale by
> feb2S ’ ENQLlfin &■ RICHABPBO?f*
PIGS FEET—2S kegs In store, iuui for *alaby . • v■ -
Tob2s • ENGLISH fc KICIiAKPSO?L
STAK CANi»Li:S—2WJ boxes, Assorted numbers, to store
and for sale by
fttb26 '
Hams AND cartw Bacon Hems*
9 do do .Shoulders. ;
To arrirc, per steamer Quaker City, and fax sale br
fel)18 J-A.HCTCHIBQN *C(I.
1 jacON—l cajkti tjacoa ilams, on hand and Dor sale by,
f et 2s ' ! J.A.TIPTCHISON ft CO.
BULK HEAT— 2e«Bkstralkshouldersandsidtii/cacon*
Bißnment, far.saTo'by'*
- f«b2s ; ' ‘
ZINO WhilOf Stone Brownand Bro»n
Zinc Paints,on hand and fcp aaleby _. . .
feb9 " ■ J. A. HirtQglSßOy ft CO:
LJ.RIFIKD SYUUP—B: bbl» Steam Clarified Eyrup. io
store and for Bale by fjalB].J. A. HUTCHtSON b CO I .
LOGWOOD CAMPKAGHY—IOO bids in store and for sale
,w ■v : ~ FtESnNQ BBOS.
Successors to.J.Kidd A Co.,
60 Woodstreet.
OIL— 1U bbtr Lfaaeed Oil, just received mH ftr nto-by.
SLKMING.BROS, ,
BuccosgQT tDJ.mad, NO: 00' Wood etre^t.
A' LCUHOL —15 bbls Alrohol, SB and .70 per:c«nt,in atm
f ° rlalaby ' - gtCTXSa 8803.
V MIKOMK YELBO W-600 tbs m Moreand forralo by_
V7 ;: -ftb24- - •••’•' : 1;. gLEMiNQ BBPa.
r OWES BItOWN WINDSOB SOAP—In store andf-lcn
_L saleby '• [febtOj FLEMING BRQ3.,
a p iia wit h—mo k ib3, gooa.io £
feblT , .. FLSMINQ 8800.
UNNKLS. \V&I)GKWOOI>—I Rress»
- Etortvapfl for saleby .ffeblO} •PLE^ny^.BBOS.
eaBFIBH— 10tiercesforsale by. --.- •;j__ ;
febs> ' SMITE & SraCtAIR.
CUKES IS—2ooboxM >
febS> ..SMTCH^A-SISOIiAIR>-
(] Ot^^ 0b ° KafrlmaßlO,fO Bg™ & BISCLA tR .
p w^ a " t ry..^^»n^
TQKDFOKD MINERAL WAXKK^-W Jjn4_ hIT bbl
-J> farsatebr ~.■ (foblST. KISQ * MOORHEAD.
TJCTIBR—2 bbls Butter in storeaud ibr ijfeJ&n.W
J 3 fobJS ’ , ' KINO A MOORHEAD.
TA/TOLASSES— 20»,'bbla New Orleans;, 60 bbls bjrup and
•%;L s SaS ° r Ho<M °’ fo - B!>ta b : KINO ft MOORHEAD,
UttOME GREEN—lscsaes lor Sale bj .-brb -i'
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\fara _ Betweei^Tnrkey and Rnssia,
THEtE CAUSES AHB BESULTBr
FBOM K92TOTUE TUKATV OFCIIN'iiTASTIXOPI.B.ISOO. ...
It was the policy of the Porte, in the wars of ■„ t
the French: revolution, to maintain a strlctueu- -
trolity. • In-1794 the Divan made a format deola-. 1
ration to this effect. >< Bat,this’drew fromßussia T
n most imperiouß declaration, [June, 1794,] that .'
it “never would'allow a.power capable of mo*
testing its ;frontiers to proieeß neutrality,” and „
that a refusal on tho part,of,the Porto to deotaro
war against Franco would beregarded by. Russia .;
as a declaration of war by tho Divan., It made,
five formal demands, all of which lbe Porto ro
iooted. Mo war followed at that time; bnt the .
invasion of Egypt by Prance forced tho Divan,
for the first time, [1798,] to declare war against v
that nation. In Beoemocr [li9&] an alliance
was formed with Russia, by the treaty of Constan
tinople. 1 This consisted of.fourteen artioles, aad . v
they contain the strongest covenants to maintain , .
the integrity of the two States. Thoseoond ar-,.
tiele confirms tho treaty of Jasaay, An alhimco
with Great Britain was also concluded in fiaa, .
The fruit of this aiUancowith. Russia was the
establishment of the republic of the Seven Islands, i\
which a combined RussianandTurkisbfleetoon- .
uttered, and which by,the treaty of Constantino-,';
pie, of March 21,18Q0, was with, Bagusa to bO;,
under the protection of the Porte. .
IFSOM 1800 TO THE TREATY OF ETCHABEST, 18W.
After peace: was made with trance 11012,J .
there were two parties in the Divan, a Russian t
and British party and a French party ,; at lengthy
the totrigneß Of tho French broke the ailisnoe ,
with Bussia ■ whioh had existed sinooFrance in-,
vaded Egypt, and canscd war. The immediate .
occasion was this, while the alliance lasted, In ,
1802 it was agreed in convention between Rus
sia and Turkey, that tho Hospodars of Moldavia
and Wollachlo, when once appoiniedby the Forte, _
should on no account be removed with the con-.
cnrrenco of the Russian Minister at Constanti
nople. This marks the extent of Bossrnn loan-,
enee at that period. Mow Napoleon, in a treaty
with Knsßia made at Pans, [July 20,1800,] . s
shrewdly inserted n clause guaranteeing the in-.
tegrity and independence of tbs,]Enriiish,Em- ,
pire ; and he also persuaded the Porte, to receive
General Sebastiant na French ambassador. Ho
arrived .at Constantinople, Augnet .10, and laid,,
before the Bivan this treaty, and contended that
i the; article; of the convcation os to tho Hoapo
dars wasrepealedbythenew treaty, Thisarti
de bnd been 7 galling to toe Turks; and so artful
was Sebastiant that fipinduced the.Snltoii to re
call the rcigDing Hospodars without consulting
the Russian Ambassador, This waa done Aug..
24. The.Frcnoh ; n ext demanded that, the Ena-,
aitmS Bhould.be cxoludedfromtheßosphprus.
Upon this ,the Sultan reversed his action as do
the-'Hospodars by replacing them! But this,
clear violation .of ..treaty obligations yss ot
once seized on hy Russin. Its armies ocoumed
Moldavia and -Wallacbia. The Sultan then
declared way, but was met, with disaster upon
disaster. Russia, before tho end of the yeav
waB , master of Moldavio, Bessarabia and,
i Wallachia: the Servians under, Czcrni George,
wore in revolt: Egypt ,was in anarchy; the Jan-,
nizarics were growling at European innovations;
a, French force was at Dalmatia; tho English.
fleet-waa before the Dardanelles ; nnd,the.faov
tiouß of Franco nnd England distracted.tho Divan.,
The next year, [1807,] was signalled by there
volt of the Janmzaries, and the passage of ttho.
Dardanelles by Admiral Duckworth. -Eor years,,
however, the Turks managed to maintain the
war with Bussia. In .1809 the armies .of the
latter were in full march towards Constantinople, ■
when tho Turks became aroused and drove thorn
baok-beyond the Danuhe.) 1811, Bllmdlated'by;
now snooesses, tho Russians demanded severe
terms of peace, when the Turks again partially
relieved their disnsters. 'At length this long and
barbarous war was brought to a close .by the
treaty'of Bucharest, August, 1812.. This .pro
vides, 1; that the Fruth from its. entranoe-iiito
Moidavia_until its junction with the Danube, and
tho left’ hank of the Danube to itß mouth at
Kilia. shall be tho boundaries —the Porto'yield
ing all the territory to the left of tho Prutb. 2:’
The merchant vessels.of both, nations, were to ho
allowed to navigate thowhole course of theDsn
abm'bnt :Russian ships of war were togonO
farther than tbe entrance of the Prutb. .3. Mol
dovia on the right or tho Fruth,. and the greater
and lesser Wallaohia were to bo restored to the
Porte'. .4. The'Asia boundaries were to be fixed
as they were before the war. D. Amnesty .was
granted to 3ervia and the permission “to have
Re sole management of its internal concerns,.'
with the reservation of Turkish garrisons intte
ancient.fortreßses. 6. Former treaties were Jo
remainin'force, Bussia, after BiX yeart
' ’fighUngvinade further progress towards domin
ion in,the.Black Sea.
libst ISIS TO IHE-TItEAXY: OF ABMANOPM.IB2O. . ,
‘ Peace in'terms was maintained between tho
two countries for several years.. . At length, m
1821, an insurrection took place in Moldavia and
Wallaohia; and though tho insurgents; on its
being Bubdued, wore'treated with moderation by
i the Forte, yet Russia' made disorders m Con
stantinoplo. a pt etext, for interfering in their
behalf and in May of this year, . made for
mal complaint bb to tho cruelties, to Wtdoh
the Greeks were exposed, the insults oft«-
• ed to their religiou, and tho destruction t)t
I their churches, founding their rights of inter
ference on the treaties of Kianardgl of 1774; ns
confirmed, by that of Jassy in 1792, and that of
! Baohareßt of 1812.- This waa resisted, by Jhe
i-Porte. It would require too much space to ro
tate the events bearing on this question that led
to the war of 1828. The Greeks had beep suc
cessful and.the Turkish fleet had been, destroyed
at Navorino, and still there was no war. But it
was evident that Bussia was bent on war. It Is
true the' Sultan was the injured party, “?d aa
the weaker power'ho doBired'peaoo.. ,Tho i TaMs
then were engaged in' radloal reforms, and do
sired timo to complete them* Tbo Jprogrfcw or
these innovations was watched by Bussia mitt
great eagerness. A despatoh (November,lB2B)
of a Euasian 'oflioial, Poazo de BergO; after de
tailing tbe foots'of theßereforms, says:. ‘
I ' “The Emperor put the Turkish system to-the
I proof, and hW majesty has found it to mspifeßt
decided systems of physical and moral organiza
tions hitherto unknown,: If tho Suitan has been
enabled to offer adetermined widregnlar resist
ance eveu beforo he haa cousdUdated , even-the
elements Of, his now plan of reforms and.amOUor
ationß, towformidablowe; sboold Ifaiwcfoonu -
had he had time to glve to them more coneisteno’,
and to render that.barrier impenotrsblo whiott;
we found so much difficulty »?l ja ™?, on , , * D gj&
though art, has hitherto done so bttle W assist
object,. then, waa to oh'eek progress
sgid civilization— to keep Turkey .ttftwgfe
to enlist’the 7 religious ctement of Greeks ln hw
favor. lA-ontioipatiophott.of,,wr«dits, oh
ieoCtho Sultan, in ,1828; addreaseda remark- -
Irte Satoh to thegovehtors of the provinces,
W too e P ff«f that .the war would not be like
wars “a political contest for .provinces
ahtf frontiers; btrt a purely: religidta er national
S„i>'\La war “to annihilate Islamism .and-! to
Seed'tho nation of the Mshommcdaus under
fflot- 5 ’ and to fight 'was- declared.to. be the duty
.of M the faithful. '“The worshippera of tho
bropheti" it saVd, ;“oan have no other means of
working cut their saWation'in thie world and the
In this -war the Tortß foaght brmly; but the
Bnßg&fis mWea on- in #qnif the
Prbthto the Danube; from the under
I Dlbitsob, round the motmtama by .the Bidkan
Pnßs°they took Kernahat, defeated the Turks at
1 LnJmn.'land- captarcdAdrianople,.the, second
l oitvmf the empire. Mcantimothe success of
I the Russia* fleet" kept pace with that of the
I RoSsiiin army. In a word, a few easymarchcß
l only i»y between the ?iotorioua Russian generals
l r and Constantinople. The Ottoman .empire; was
lat the meroy of the Czar.. Then the Saltan con
sented to negotiate. On the 14th of September,
1829 ■ tho treaty, when the complete prostration
etthe forte is considered, but there was a cause
' for lts-moderation.. It 1. Restored the.porte
p the principalities of Moldovin,' Wollaobia, Bul
jtara and Bomelia. 2. It continued tho.Prnth.
■; and-the Danube the boundary lines—With the
’ Islands of the latter attaching to Bnsslav : 8. A
f. nSw boundary-was madoin Asia by 'whichAkhal
aik, and the reshot .the Paobalik
v were left to Rnaaioi 4. It stipulated’that Mol
•. daela and Wallaohla should be confirmed ia all
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