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*»' Single copier rw« <-rv-ra—ft* **la *t tbr jounter In th#
03m, and by the News lioyg.
THE SATUSDIY MOBSINO POST
If published from the same office, on a largo blanket sin
nheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, In advance. Single copies
MTB OXSTS.
No paper will be discontinued (unless at the diacre
' on of the Proprietor®,) until all arrearages are paid.
No attention will be paid to any order unless aooom
pinied by the raonev. or satisfactory reference In this city.
*5“ Connected toi'h the EstabUahment of the Morning Pott
it one. of the largest Jab PrintinglOffipet in the city, sofierc aU
kinds of i oork it done art the thortesi notice, aiyi most reason
ably
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. F. GILLMOHE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office, onur of Fourth street and Cherry alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Will attend to bis professional bceioeuas nsual at
his office, between the hours of 0 A. M. and 4 P. M. of each
‘isi s__ jya)
Robert e. Phillips; ~
ATiTO_R. NE Y AT LAW
" ST. LOUIS, Mo.
JOSKPU WBAVKHi :
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n • Office, Ho* 14-* Fourth street,
I j»3:lyg] «v, 1 PlTTSßimaa. pa.
JOIIS BAHTOH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office. corner Fiftli and Grant ata.« ’
pmsßintoH. p*.
K. Biddle Kobcrti, .
A V'? !:NE t,i? lafmllhMd .treat,
-a l Utvrara Fifth, pud Stith. Collection, oarelhllv attaniE
attention idren to Oanvayßnrini:. fdacM, -
Thouaa Meant.
A RNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
eTA Office, nest door to the Post Office. Steubenville, Ohio,
f niyt
8. P. RouT, “
ATTORN KI AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Rady Patterson's Livery
£L_ jc2B
J. S. fiSorrlsoto,
A TTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR' AT LAW—Offloe, re*
A.V moved to No. 44 Grant street near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
aprltey
cTOrUndoLoorniT
AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
7 Thomai M. Marshall*.
A TTOItNRY AT LAW—Office, Lowrie’s Rnilitin« Fourth
./I street. Jan7;ly
R.B. Carnahan,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office 00 Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street jrfty
J. N. M’Clowry,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office in
Bnkewell'e Nn tidings, on Grant street. j*2
D^HaHasen,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—-No. 127 Fourth stioet, above and
near SmlthCeld. tnariSTry
Alderman Watson,
Ofice. on Third -street, opposite the old Pitt Office,
WHERE all btumees pertaining to the office of Alder
man »nd Justice of the Peaee will be promptlv at
tended to. Acknowledgments of Deeds and Mortgages' and
other instruments of writing, taken at his office, or at the
residence of the parties.
The Dockets of D.. 8. &CULLY, late aa Alderman of the
City of Pittsburgh, are placed in my possession. Peraoan
hnntig Judgments on said Dockets may have the necessary
proce.-e i <*u-d thereon by Alderman Wataon. [my&tf
N. Uackmaiter, Alderman.
OFPICE, Grant street, between Fourth st. and Diamond
alley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
est core and legal accuracy. Titles to Beal Estate ex-
hr. j*aj
Removed,
®R- D. HUNT, Stffiom Dewtist. has removed
his office from No. 75 Fourth street, to No. 19
v hZl r FOURTH Street, one door below Ferrv, where
, he will be happy to attend to all professional
rails. apr&
111 ITT ~|~li **• AHL, SURGEON DENTIST, (sue
BBZ&ESSt to G. W. Biddle,) NO. 144 SMITH
FIELD STREET.
• ' * T Office hours, from Bto 1 o'clock, and
from 2 to f o’clock ' feblfi:ly
J. SCOTT. DENTIST. Fourth street, five doors
Omcs Hocaa From nine A. M. to five
p - M - dee2o:y
BUSINESS CARDS,
D. W. UERSTTNX ÜBS. JUCIfBALSI.
D W. UEItSTiNE A CO..
COMISSIOX AND FItBWARDISC BESCIUJiTS,
Dealers Generally in Produce. Pittsburgh, Cin-
cinnati and other Manufactures, fiTo.
A r o. 93 f rout beiiceen Jfirhet and Ferry streets,
t'A.
♦»“ Liberal cti«h advances made on consignments. Pur
ticul*ratconti->n paid to forwarding Western merchandise.
Rtf'rvirss.— Clark k Thaw, Wra. Ungaley 4 Co., Win. M’-
Cully /- C<>., F. Fellers & Co , Ilays i Blank, Kramer i
lt&hni. Henry GralT. Esq., Wm. Eiciibaum, 8. R. Johnston,
Ksq., Thomas Eakcwcll, Esq., George Ledlie, K.q_, Solomon
Stoner. Ksq. jJfVj
Co»Partner*hlp.
a 'HE subscribers ImT* this day formed a partnerihic for
the purpose of carry lop on Onnmiiiiun <i rut /lint?tnf
top, in connection with the Fish. Rieun and Oil, and /Yo
duc» b'Hinttt* generally, naderthe style of Bsousit k P.icrt
Atuwov; warehouse No. HO Water and l.'n> Front streets;
formerly occupied by Burbridge h. Inghrain.
WM. It, KNGTJSn.
’ JAMES UtOHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
Pitt/oqrgh, February Ist, 1304:feh3
Fl’>. BRAVO, Diamond. Pittsburgh, Pa., dealor It'
• Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety
and-the purest quality, ground at his Steam mils. Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken Jo ex
change for Merchandize.
F. R. D. has procured a fall assortment of Landreth’c
Warranted G«nl*m Sods, and invites the attention of all in*
tertwttwHp rural affairs. janll
('opart neraUlp
TflU UNOEIISIGN’KD have this Jay entered h)to co-part
nership. uu>l<>; the nasm and style of J. A. HUTCHI
SON & CO., tor the purposa of iranoctin; a Commission and
Grocery business. JAB. A. HUTCHISON,
A. M. WALLINGFORD.
febfl ;
Pittsburgh. February 1, ISM
V. B. iSOUSH. J. j; I. tUCfSETT
EXGLIBH & RICHARDSON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Vwn
Wholesale Dealers in Fi-ih, Bacon and Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbriilee A
Inghratn, No. 116 Water audvl&O First street, Pittsburgh,
I’enna. fra
- BAILEY A KERSHAW.
TEA DEALERS ANDFAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in
Wooden and WiliowWare, Jnpaoned Tin Ware, House
keeping Utensils, Ac., Wholesale and Retail, No. 253 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. aprlß:y
FEASCIB BCI.LSU, JO HU ITIOOLS,
Pittsburgh. ' Maryland.
S«Ueri| sleoli 4fc Co..
PRODUCE ato GENERAL COililUSlOh' MTOCnANT*.
Ns. 309 Liberty eUwt, Pittsburgh, P*.
SD6mu linseed and Lard Oils. jyJR
p. sKAias. ~~m*F¥T "iupwaM
FBA’B BEELERB & CO.,
Forwarder* and Commission Merchants
DSAUEH3 IS
PROVISIONS, CROCK KIES AND OILS,
j»s:lm3) -Vo. 309 Liberty it rut, Pittsburgh, Pa
wiluau uiujul, Phils .vu. aioarwos, Pitteburgh.
Milter St, Rlcketson,
TTTHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF HRANDIKS,
TT Wine* and Segare—Noe. 172 and 174, corner of Irvin
end Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Noils, Cotton Tuns,
Ac- constantly on hand. jj®
William Carr A Co.,
fffit. Cask lata af the firm of J. Parses k Co.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS and Dealerein Foreign Wioei
and Bramli«3, Old Alooomgahela and Rectified Whis
key, No, 329 Commercial Bow, IJberty street, Pittsburgh,
!*■ ' j*&x
Samuel M’cLCßKAy..:..josx r. K*Kao.T uubatiulx.
n’CLCRKAST, HERROS 4fc CO.,
¥XTHOLESALK Grocers, Produce Dealers and Commie-
TT fiion .Merchants, No. 243 Liberty street.
>pr22 PITTSBURGH, PAt
WM. 813GHAX...... - QSO. RIMOUA^
WM. BINGHAM A CO.,
' FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Liberty street, opposite Patna. Railroad Depot,
*pr7 . PrrrsaintoH, Pa*
PAGODA TEA STORE.
JEHU HAWORTH, Wholesale, and Retail Grocer, Dealer
and Importer of Old Country Blaek Teas, French Bran
dins, Wines, Ao., corner of Diamond alley and the Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pn. : f«h2B^r
LIVINGSTONS 4b CO., \
FOR WARDERS, CO EMISSION MERCHANTS,
Steamboat Agents,
Terri 'lyp’A.
WM. A. M’CLCJOG,
*»*tea DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER, - ®*
coasaa op wood ajtd sixth btmcts,
ja2£;3 Pittsburgh.
F Henry H. Collins,
ORWATIDfNO AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, and
WbDhcola Dontor In Cheese. Butter, Seed*, Fish, and
Produce Kenerally, No. 25 WOOD St.. Pi»^h qrg b. (marfi
Paul ifc Hurdocki
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MKRCHANB, AND
STKAMJJOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Watorstreet, Cincinnati,
(apl:tf.
King 4l Olpar'hea.d,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No. 27 Woo'i strew Pittsburgh. fmy23
Bmlt.li 6c. Sinclair*
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION HER.
CHANTS—CornerWoo-1 and Hrgt sts. fnor3
Henry lU’Callough 6c. Co.,
WHOLESALE GR'iCEitS and Commis.-lon Merchant!,
of Pertn an t Iryin atrftjte, PitUb’gb. ] ia3^
R. Galway. ‘
PORK PACKER AND PROVISION DEALER,
jn7:>j • 4 Commercial Row, Ltocarr eruccr,
W. S. Haven.
rrmi'J OLD-PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, <Un Jorni-
Asr-.V A StootTOS,)and BLANK BOOK AffD STATIONE
RY" WAREHOUSE*—is prepared to execute every style of
Legal. Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book binding, and furnish every article to the Blank Book,
Paoer and Stationery Line, at the shortest notice end on the
most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of Market
and Second streets.
Printing Office and Book Bindery, No. 60Third cl
Bi Ti O. Mornn«
Bookseller and stationer—has always on hanc
a general assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Wholesale and Be.
tail. No: 104 Wood below. Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
g>3>u Wanted.'Rags and Tanners' Scraps. apls:ly
Uaasell 4b Bf«.,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, DEALERS IN STAN
DARD AND LIGHT LITERATURE, and Publishers cl
the I. 0. 0. F. TOKEN, No. 15,Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
marl6'ly *
I. \V. Chadwick, ~
BALER in rags AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
The -highest price in cash paid for rags.
WlUlriu Glenn, '
-» „ l i? DEß, T^ or ? er of TWrd wd Wood street*, ebore
4 „ c k® 18 prepared to do orery description
of Ruling end Binding. fd«3
I Waiter id.rahaU, —”— 1 "
IMPORTER and Dealer in french and American Paper
(Hangings. mare
-> ; •■o.N
‘ ‘ '
G POST,
Uitttg Mamina, Bast.
YOLUME XII.
JOSEPH FLUBmo,
SlSl?lS(°h I> “'L* ,oU "*»■*“«■« of Drug,, Sl.il
& Per ' U "" J ' *“ J *“ ”«*»
«n^r u r?. yaic f*' , “’ p ”“ rll ' tl0 "> compounded at
...' J ; : i- J*»7 ;
or i? u .„„ cocaaas rumma.
rLEHINO BROTHEIIS.
„ „ (3ucees*or» to J. Kidd & Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGIBTB,
j r K°'to w <xxtSlrea t jPUtibuTvh, Pa.
PHU 5, of Dr - M Lan«’« Celebrated Vermifuge, Llrer
- »* e - j ' .■ jaio
JOHN HAFT, JH^
i (duocesaorto Jas. M'Gufley.)
A»^V h ® le,i,e * Bf| RctiUDrucglit,
N .J ' n 1 ! AIN §?» WLS, DYK STUm,ac., 141
Wood etreet, (line 0600 below Virgin alley,
■pr4:mAely PITrsBUROII.
~ 40HK u. JadRUAJV7Aff'U
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
V 0 Paints, Oils, Varniahei, &c.,
wo. 93^Wood street, (one door *outh of Wamond alley,
! ! PtTttfßf&q,n. > fj B b|
jshm MXToSEEfir
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
. Ko - 135 Wood Street, ' '
;N fat door to H. Child', Shoe Httuherrf.
J. A8U....
JOB. tl
■biudn
J. ABEL
Fourth .I*l
AZiSI
SO.
W'%'
Bootch Ale,
old Monet |
WUd Chen
Regalia, bi
Clean, all i
Fancy Bar
Ujmijobna i
lion of a. |
Peuna. i ,
fupoßri
in fine (
Also, ltecti
Juun ar
Fordgj
head of cSd i
«“JN
HAS re i
alley
the attenti
stock of )f
Clothe, C&i
a?a irtment
Hat® of nltj
/OSH H'CU^
Whoty l
'TtITK putli i
A anil lti<
’OCIAIc-a thee J
-U JOHN ii
■aare oi pu '
The prefi >
UkAfKO, (I#t« of the firm of Cooufr A lluio.) harjt.c
• op|dkl STORE NO. ©, (two-doors atioVe the <IJ
p v rpti !!f °f trying on tlio CLOTHING
..U&iMiSE, hopes by strict attention to business to a«i* a
<nare of tie patronage of tho late firm.
N. B. Cl« thing made to order In the moat fashionable
■tvws, ami o i the shortest notice—inferior to none tn the
jang&v-♦»“
iti Tbeitr
Mononq
Inform]
Uahment Is li
furnish ltoatl
with prompt/
Board' and
on hand.
Sash, Boor)
order.
BnUiera i
to gire him i
-tutf Ruitahii
BEI
M ANOKA
OOHOI
so, Ootton Ha
Koandry or
OLD UK AS ■
or cash paid,
promptly att* 1
Office up sta
RESPECT!
coalmen
tfon with Ii
also attend to
capacity, or t]
adtiee. All 1
tended to. 1
Siftrencf*-
O. Leslie. Dr.
Mafflt 4 Old.
alma outks,
Pittsbnrgb.
rfANCPAC
iVi Wood-8
Fency Grates,
Sogy Kettles,
R , Aeitla Loomis,
EAL KftTATZ AOENT, Merehandlxe, Stock, and’Bill
Broker,Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (abore Wood.l The
haring opened an office at the abore place, for the
°*B° t “ u °g MU, Bondi, JlortgjjgM, >nd
far thti of Monoj, ,nd fop th®
£22? , *22 of will n!io gi.. prompt .nd
•» £*T to *> »Ui»e, rdnting of .nd In.
"** Kj * l “tat., lJr7j AUSTIN MOMIS. •
__ Schuchnan a Uanniein. "~
■ Bill Urjidp, Show Util,?
Me ' h,, “ Bfnwing., Bmdnnn «nd
taly. , |££. C o%lS,’ E ” er *lS li OT Dr *’ r “ Stone,Printed
Z B ‘*?' ln «!>« most *fpn>™i style,
end et,the moM raMOnnble prtcM. . ocUS ly
; B. M'Klnlew,
Ops*,: SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, AND
IMer in Paint»-No. 44 St. Clair street, PietsburghT
uas oanrtanUy on hand all kinds of Paint*, either dry nr
and (fcpal Varnish, Linseed Oil, Boiled Oil.
WiiMiow Glass of ail size*, Patty, Paint
Brashes, all of the beat quality, and fcr sale at reasone*
bieprfces,-,, sepll
ENCIHBH AND CLASSICAL BEMIHARV.
T W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., PacraPAL.
V“ Institution will commence on
MONDA7, the 6th of September next, at the room cori.
s£ffrt VeS« nd Übert7 streaw *. occupied by the
Bxfirenct*— Hon. A. W. Loomis, C. Knap, Jr., 8. F. Voir
onboryt. R. Miller, jr. au<26 t
m „ A . "j A'COBli*cO iTli s T bk; ”—*■
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
I AXD DKALKB I!» AIX kIKM OP
Tobacco, Suttir, and Cigars,
m-am it jVo - 245 st., IKUtburgk, Fa..
: P 3 constantly on hand a larg» supply of all the
various brands of lapertwd Cigar*. ja3:?
JOSEPH CHAPMAN, r~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
; IMPORTED CIGARS,
No. 53 Market fetiuerr. Piithbuboh.
Invention ofthe Age.
TO A> OID thosi* uupleasant feellngsthat UNiiftJly
;* earlr *s°r anew ll&t, theCONFOU-
lately imported from Paris, forms the Hat to
thei «4nct shape and! aiwofthe head. A neat fit, and a good
Hat riay oe bad at 77 Wood street.
V ' WM. DOTTdMS
SEW PAPER Mila Is. .
CAXTON, OIUO. *
FISIIERw-ANDERSON A CQ.,Ji»ve justetarted ibeir pa
per mill at the above place, wbgro they will be happy
to receive orders for printing and wrapping paper of ail
riMB -' , fob27rtf
, A> Tlttd(e« '
WHOLESAU? and Retail SADDLK, HARNESS,
TRUNK, VALISE mod CARPBT BAO manate
• tarer. No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
! John H* Meltor,
W^Sn L J,.iS :D - IiCTAIL UKiME IK MUSICAL
, iNoTOUMBITra. ptutos. Music, School Books «n/i
amtianiry. Ho. m Wood nmut [jonl
W" H S LI 5 S * “ d StJmh’ SOU, nmcy and
itZt, ftg SO ° DS ’ Nm - 91 “““I 8 Oj£»
"F J7 ? lt£M 1 ** g°° D D CLKANKB,
■a**- 7 !mtl \ B te^ e “ no,ei '
W wSS S“ *U
5. nrrrnnraT . , •
s. c DTHiiarTioi. u -
Tl*&w?2Ll ggyERAI AagNTB -
• ‘ ,7 fimxas $ '
B\ (rooctsBo* TO MtmpHT * Ln,) WOOL DEAL
• A £? COUMIBSiaN MERCHANT, fbr the
oi American Wooieo Goode, No. 188 Liberty gtW. [my4
D_, Im , I*- K. Hftywardj ~
EALER InBOOTS, SHOES, TRUN KS and LEGHORN
nod HATS, corner of Market and Liberty it*_
no. 174 Pittebnrgh, Rm. • jefo-y ’
. * H6»sb; ? -
Philo Hall. No. 75 Third etreet
■A.?*wP» and east side of the Allegheny^
■T
- MbNIUOVIBBY, AT THB “PoaV UUILUISC-V COBN'ER OK FIFTH AND. WOOD dTREETS, AT 40,00 PER ANNUM, OB *5,00 'wbE»"PAIJ> STRICTtY ft! ADVAWOE
business cards.
Noilec. .
M?J UTi l g ® BBoc i*t«l with JOS. ABKL. the.
wUI hereafter be conducted under th* ?t> le 0 f
■**» at the old atand, corner of Smlthfield aad
*“• ' ‘ J^U,
rlHlam Thorn, Drugclit,
HOT ED to tb« corner of UAi\D and PENS
.where he will, usual, attuad promptly tc
is mend*. All article* In his line are warranto)
tt up with the utmost care. marHrflm
D.~A. Fahaeatu«k4 Co..
SALE DKGQ WAREHOUSE—Corner First and
Btrtete, and corner Wood and Sixth. (fbbl
%■ L . ALLEN.
! ■' VgOLIBAII DiAUtt J* 1
Wine*, Brandies, Cigar*, Old Kononsa
hela Bye Whisky; dte.,
U, RECTIFYING DISTILLER,
|S WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
liEraflOfts, Gins, Uortlaia;'Jamaica Spirits, St.
1 and New England Rum, Clarets, Champagnes,
,!London Brows Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon,
fahela Rye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Poach,
V ® Brandies; Imported Havana,
d Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Common
such low prices as to challenge compe Rion.
.Kegs and Labelled Bottle* of every style, and
br ml .taut I ra l ja!tftLUjr Ib,lu
| .lock, «t ho. 8 WiHtD Stroel, ntubmxb.
; g apr3:ly
JI)HK OHODTT, :
R OP BRANDIES, GIN, WINKS, Ac.-Dealer
Id Monongahela Whisky, I*each Brandy, Ac.
ying Distiller, corner of Stalthfleld and Prout
shurgh. • ; apr!3
J* Bryar, ;
SMXE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
-.ibeny street, and 31 Diamond alley. fablOry
’DEVITT A BKO., GrnOers and Dealers in
Domartle Liquors, Liberty street, opposite
Sthfield sL
ttlleikOTai.
E. DOWNING, CIiOTHIEB, w fc*
0T«1 to aw UJIJiRTV street, opposite Garrison
Land >o. o SEVENTH, Dear SmlUjtieJd, nlicre
1 “ d th * P«Wk b invited to the
, -.AD\-iIADL GOODS always on hand. Also,
t imeree and Vestings fur oniered work. A toil
of rainUhing Goods for gcndetnen. includio*
nudities, Trunks. UmlindU*, Ac., Ac.
sf&ST. ' ’
, . _ CO-HJfHUts K'CUttiAT.
iale and Botail Clothing Merchant*,
VO. 88 WOOD STUKBr. f
oriorn, ro.-poctfuilv inform their old
i pubne Sq general, that they have thU day u
»>»▼»• buMneed, tmder the lino
Ci.O~KK\ a 00. They re?j*ectfully aolicit a
Pile patronage.
’ll.- Uusim-sh of #*ch »il] bt> fled -by th*n.
»T*ly _ r 7
&me» . /att,
—No. ‘4s Fifth street, opponife the
l’e. .
I’ItAKING Would reipec If ulty
3da and the public, that his now «.«tub
'll operation, nau that be id prepared to
.wum., end Oil all omen for Planed Lumber,
a*»s, and, at the lower-t raws.
I’laok, oUathi on ob« c-r noth itidea, constantly
and Moulding*, of *r«y ascription, mad* to
id Carpentem would tind It to their adreotuge
ftftU, a* ho can now nmush them with plaowJ
for every tk-acirJetiou or work.
HEKEOJI ft CRISWELL,
liL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,V
; *" of BRASS WORK, LO
®> STBAM KNOINE, I>LUUBEBS, 4c. AJ.
i .tiny ilanuiactururo.
: Rebecca street, Alludneny City.
: core, No. 12 Market Btr«et, [‘ittsburcb.
'**“4 COl'l’Kß taken m exchange for work,
Owers left at the foundry or Offlre, will be
" d *' ,to - •. fehy-.ly
•108 KPH T. LUWRT,
c 3 Cumer of l\p.h and Hood StnuU
E;r?, Dtr * Rcafro F lPl, ' ,l " tw * t - PKMwgh,
lYrrw 1 pnbHe that he h*a
»d th«RKALESTATJJ AfIEXCT.io connec
telHgsnee and General Collecting. Ue w«H
renting. Personam want or rerrantt, in any
loaein waatof place*, willbeßupplirf.atshort
psioeM enOTuted to hla care promptly at-
-T. J. Blgham, Esq., Richard Cowan, £«q., W.
Al«x- Black, Juw Mackeral, A. A. Mason,
' _ janlS
........... UiaiMtiU
W. GRAFF A CO.,
a Foundry, Ho. 124 Wood street,
PITTSICMH, PA.,
itohees or ojokino stoves, Co»i » n o
o»M,PMIorStOTra, Ilnllov Ware, Pl.lo , n d
“ Un iS!, P * n S Sal and Dop Iron.,
Tea K.tQr.x, Waroa Boxua, Ax. [ j,S:l»g
■DaitltL AHt, .'P.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
WHOLESALE FRUITEBS * COHFECIIOHEES,
__,Wood St., ptrrsuusou, Pa.,
l_rA> Ron hand anil are rewiring thetblltming Goods,
AA which they offer at the lowest market rates
I. I ¥*i7 ic “ Almonds; 20boxes Maccaroni:
,*, do ; 20 ' “ Venniwlla;
2o bales Bordeaux do 1 60 “ Farina;
16 bags Bbelled do 60 “ W. Rock Candy;
“ “ 25 « ANc. 1 do
60 “ Walnuts; < 10 “ Red do
00 “ Cream Nuts; . 16 « Caper#'
600 bnehela l»et» Nutfl; 1 15 “ OHres:
25 bbls. Texan Pecans; ; ?5 “ o>me Drops;
25 “ Illinois do i 100 “ Loaeneei;
2000 Cocoa Nuts; ; 60 “ Jujube Paste;
JOO boxes German Plums; j 50 do*, assorted Pickles;
t *° : 3tJ “ “ Preeerrw;
10 nbls. do do I 100 “ Pepper Sauce;
10 cases Prunes,irlassjars;: 10 cases Sardines;
'l° “ “ fancy bxs.;l 6 “ “ bf bxs.
60 casks Currants; a »• « » x - ( j„
20 cases Citnm; 200 bags Braxil Sugar;
200 boxes Cluster Raisins; 40 bbls 8. C. Sugar;
100 hl‘. ‘‘ M. R. do 26 “ Lorering-s Sugar;
~ * do 10 cases Liquorice;
200 boxes No. 1 Herring; 25 boxes Ref’d do
100 « -Scaled do (20,000 Prindpe Cigars;
lease Mace; .10,000 Harana do
} bbl ‘ Nutmegs; 116,000 Regalia do
1 Ciores; j: 2,500 Half Spanish Cigars;
25pwsBUcklng; 50gr. Mrs. MUler’a P.Cut
35 baskets Salad Oil: ; - 60 gross Anderson’* do
j. c. ANDBaSON * CO ,
Ho. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
\\J HOLKSALE Dealers In Foreign Fruits, Nut#, Spice*,
ft Confectlouury, Bogars, Cigars, Ac., Ac. Hairing, Fige
Pruoem Oranges, Lemons, Uow, Dales, Citrons, Almonds,
Filbert*. Walnut*, Cream Note, Pea Nuts, Cfooa Nuts, Pi e
AppleCbe.ee, ftsrdineii, Wcklw*, Sanaa, Bock Candv, Yer
inleeill, Macrarbnl, Olive Oil, Ac.. Ac. aprtOtiy
m “knTSKpr;sFworks.
■0.136 woo© eram.T as poor actow nar.nt su.t,
B6WK d TETLEY .
, IMPORTERS and msnufeetdrrra of
, 1 til ILERY, SURGICAL AND DKNTAI.
INffiRUMKNTS, RIFLBB, Ac. We
keep a general assortment of tbe above
. / - articles constantly on hand; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, pin.
tola and Revolver*, FlaaluLHorns, Bhot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead as A Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and llair Dnsaaera’ Shears; Pocket Bciwwrs, A*.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters, i
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIFLRS!—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the best material, and workmanship warranted*—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail,will belli
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
price*.
~J. rumraa.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
T l HB subscriber* are dost opeuinc at their new Wareroom-
NO. 10# FIRST STREET,betwwn Wood sad Smith
field, the Urgwit aaaorttneni or CHANDELIERS, BRACK
. UTS, PKN OANTS, end all article* connected wit Ose lilting,
•ver offered in this market. Having amngomonts made
by which they will be constantly in receipt of now pottirrna
snd varieties they confidently invite the attention of por
chswrs to their *olectiop. We are determined to sel! as
| ow s*»ny house in the West, end being practical Ou ut
ter*, can offer peculiar advantage* to those debiting articles
in this line. .
We oontinue a# heretofore to At up building* of every de
scription for ms. water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order pronpllv.
r . LONG, MILLER A CO.,
*' No. 105 First *tm-L
GEORGE lILETCIIKU,
ruost new toss.
—x MANUFACTURKRof the celebrated
Go**amer Ventilating Wig, Ki«4k
/ si \ 1 A B * ni * Toupees, ami every description
of Ornamental U«lr. for Ladies end
U Gentlemen, 70 TuUhTll .-THF.hT,
; Letwrrn Wood and Market. pf.t.--
jBLETCIIZX'S syFtem enable*
j?W andjGcntiameo to m*a*ure their bends
. with accuracy.
FOR WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the tlead.
; Ns. J Vrotn the f >rehj*»d over the bead 10 : ; e,-k. No. 2.
No. 3. Fr-m ear to mif, over the top.
No. 4 If tr. cur to eat;, round the forehead.
For Teup-*-; to covtr thf top of the bead o'nlr— ■» puper
patt»rn. th- sitapoOf the bald twrt- my 4
sew ('nacli anti Carrlasc Factory!
JOHKSTON, -BBOTHEEB & CO.,
&TV<T rf lUlxcm and 1 Brlnvml ttrrrti, Afag.'t, i <j C-fy.
l|i »iib w WOULD respectfully iuform ’their t'neude
the public F-orraV.v, Umi th«v. l* T e
comm.-ncfd lb- uiaoufKcturv of
—■f;-Barom , he>. Rnckawayr. Buggies,Sleigh* and
Cbanots in all their various style? ul finish and prop>rtlpn.
All order* «ill he executed with *trict regard todnraUUty
and beauty or Oni'-h. Ret,air* will also »>e attended to «n
the most reasonable teniui. L’rjng lu all their work the
beat Eastern Shntt*. P-de*J and Whtel stuff, they feel oonfi
dent that nil oho farur them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfinj on trial;of their work.
Purchaser- are requested to give ns a call, before pur*h%-
■•nael-cwhcte. ortdrly
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL EASIN’; ALtEOHENV CITV,
(trua TUX HjULBCAD STAIIOJI.)
FAMILIES will I*- supplied wlthourvarious grades of
FRESH GROUND FLOUR,
By learim? Uidr'orders atitne Mill or in our Loins it
Logan. Wilson A &>., W«-i jtrwuor Braun A lieitor,cor
ner Liberty and St. Ciair struts. Pittsburgh.
11. P. Seta*nru, or J. T. (Sample, Druggists, Allegheny.
Floor will »«*d<ilivi-red totamiliestij either *«f the t*o cities
TtEJia: CASH on d.dlvrrv.
_J.vM J DRVAN, KEN'SEDY k 00.
H A R I) W A It E
‘ Von
Saddlers an<y Carriage makers.
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
no. 131 \Vood street, 9
mTSBURGII.
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, Voss, Best Stuff,
Springs, Ac.. Ac.
rpEAS! teas: TEAaSr- A WORTH, the original sod
A only importer in tbisii :: the beet Congo Teas from
lA»ndon, Is now receiving a v large ami choice sehvttun
of TEAS, which he U deter; nod to soil at such pricey and
fiaenea* of quality, that all the rectl«w puffera In thiaor
the next city cnnnoi'beaL He moat respectfully InelteMha
Uiltea and gentlemen of title and the surrounding districts,
without distinction of cation, to iyJl and try his T.»as,
which ho aoUh auttfret to !be returned,. If they don’t eire
satisfaction. The fallowing are the prices:
Prims Oolong, Souchong aud Congo, 37 \4&SQ cents » lb.
A Terv superior English breakfast ConsuT 50e » lb.
. Extra fine, a eery delicious Congo, 750.;a ft.
Fine Young Hyson, jr>.
Extra fine Young Hyson and lihpe!il«J, 75c. m tb.
Vary Vet Young Yyaon and imperial, SI » ft.
Don't mistake the pIane—PAOQDA: TEA STORE, corner
of DiamomUnd Diamond alley A liberal reduction made
to deaiare , , iargl
NEW MUSIC ATokK —The sUln)£riberH hare opened at
No. 83 Fourth at reel, a cboiqo collection of mu>ic and
instrument*,. Italian and Gorman strings, Pianon,
ofTarls, and Mr. Arnold; Flutes; by M. Euler,
■ rankfort, A. M.; Clarionets, do. iAJ 1 kinds of brass Instro
asents from the beat Preneb mannfaetoriea, all of which we
otftr to the public on more liberal term*, feeling confident
that we can render entire satisfaction.
h . . •U- SCHROKDKU * DO., No. 83 Fourth »t
U pchrovaer end 0. Anton will give Instruction* on the
ileno, Tjollo end gujur.
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS; '
HEATING akd ventilating wabehogbe,
U&HOTACtCUftH or
Chilaon Furaacoa, Wrought Iron Tubing,
AiroyiTTisoa ro* 3t*AM, Qiuoa' '
4®* No. 28 Market street, Pittsburgh.
Am yjTTISfIS FOB 3t*AMj3ii» OB WATBk.
. have sold oor Furnaces, Pattern*, Ac., to Me#firs.
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom we cordlallv recommend
to the patronage of the public.
BCAIFE, ATKINSON A OKRLT-
Depot of A Zlmmtrman’i Ca
«wd» Wlnei and Brandy.
THIS nadm-tened baa received and off*-™ for sale, ai (*«-.
cinnaa brtiei, a large quantity of Logworth * Zimmer
man's cdolce'atii world.renowned Sparkling. Dry and La
dioa’ Sweet Oatwwba Winer. Such os may desire to procure
an excellent article of Natite Wine, (the pure juice of the
grape,) will And my cHUblUhment the place for the gratitt
cation of their destws.' Thi Catawba Brandy, distilled frtfen
tbagenuinu Grape,H-deflured bjr many exoeUent judges.,
equal in flavor to (he best Imported Cognac.
, t». KICKEISCN’.
_ No. 131 Liberty street.
Oargo’s Daguerreotype and Art Gallery,
Aprilo JiuH/iing, No. 76- 7'burtA ttreot, {next lu L.jt.ai
Carprl A'mjxm’uin.)
CARGO a CO. having Btted up the mo't
Ww? ample rooms in tho city with mammoth skv und
side lights, offer Firat Clasa LIKENTW.SLS, in
iC- t f) «uit all, varying in price Boarding to
end quality of case, Ac. a*. Superior Oil
by the boat artists, for sale, end on nx
hiWtion (luring the day and evening. Cltiaens and -tran
genare invited to call and exa&ine specimens and Paint
w- ___ ___ ‘ ; *i>r27 '
Loan Office*
JOHN A. O-URIKN, 67 BvJITHFIKbD eTKBKT, between
Fourth uad Diamond alley. Money loaned on Goid *ud
Silfer Plate, Diamonds. Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry
Musical Instruments, Guns and Pistols, Feather Reds, Fur
liiture, and all kinds of articles—for any l-hgtb of eirne
agreed on'; Charges for storage considerably lower tba*
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. All
business transactions strictly coiridentiaL
Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being out of
date, unless redeemed. Bargains Wf Gold and Silver Watch- <
«*a, Jewelry, Ac., always on hand. 1 aprlO:Om
.. SEED STORE)
JAMES WARDROP,
/~\FFERB for sale CANARY BIRDS of the Bost Improved
V/ breed, being Terr hardy, end tine singer*. Bird Seed*
—Canary, Hemp, Millet,Rope and mixed Seed. Bouquet*
will be furnished composed of the finest FLOWERS, tiz:
Cam el lea, Rose Bud*, Heliotropes, Ac. ‘ET«rgreens(itrpote)
for Chriatma* Tree*, from the seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 4ft Fifth st- near Wood. • dec2d
uoniame UteiSmoke.
THE subscriber harlot the exelatfve risbt to manufae
tare and sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE
GjNSUMINQ FURNACE. It prepared to receire orders, end
contract for huating buildings with the moßt-economjcal
Furnace how m use. The attention of those interested is
solicited. Any Intormation can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Noe. 2 and 4.W00d Street, or of J. BARNDOLLAU,
- der24:tf I Iron City Store Warehouse, No. 134 Wood st.
Warren’i bongreu Ink.
rUS INK is prepared by a purely chemical process, and
is warranted to contain nothing injurious to mdaliepmt.
It is pale, when first need, but by exposure te the afr be
comes gradually ofa most intense-and permanent black.
For sale In bottles of vari'ne else, by wholesale or retail, at
sepB W. B. HAYEICB ...
; Stationary War nse. Market street, corner of 2d.
CARD. —Mr. Of ANTON and H. SCHKOKDEK would
reapeotfbUyaninmnee to the ddxensor Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, thattheVwin give instructions cm the Piano,
guitar, yloHn and Plate. Inquire at H. Schroeder A oo.'s
NSW VtrSIO STORE, 84 Fourth Stret Mp3B . ,
PITTSKUIiGII, MONDAY, JULY 10. 1554.
NEW CARPETS,
Spring Styles.
At tub cheap carpet warehouse, n O . k
THIRD Street—We are now receiving and opening
oneof the largest and choicest stocks ot Carpetings, Oil-
Cloths. Mate. Matting, Rugfi, Ac., ever exhibited west of
New York. The stork has been selected with crest cave.
Person* in want ofany articles in outline, are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Our aenortment consists in
■part of the following, vit:
Royal Velyetand Brussels Carpetings;
Tapestry Brussel*; j
Anhnsson Carpets; j
Extra Imperial and Super Three.ply; (
latent Tapestry Ingmln;
Superfine and Fine I u grain ;
Worsted and Wool Carpets;
Woo) and Cotton’ do
Venitian 2-4 %. and 4-4; ,
Hemp Carpets, very rht-ap;
List und Rag, do
White nud Check Canton. Mattings, 4-4, 6-4, and C-J*
C<voa Matting, *24. 4-4, 5-4, and 64 ;
B|tanlsh Matting, very cheap;
KlegaDt Mosaic Bugs, $6O per pair;
Axminisler, Chenille, and Tußed Rugs, all priori •
Fancy English Sheepskin Mat*, SIS per pair;
Oolored do do do from $2.60 to $6 each;
* Toguther with a Urge selection of Cocoa, Jute. AdeUile
Velvet, and other Muts; ’
Kml»o«sed:and priotwl cloth table and piano covers, of
entirely new 1 designs, very rich.
Damask table aud plan* covers; also worsted damask hr
the yard, toilnett, doylers, Ae.
A great raricty of patterns in floor 011-cloth, from 2 to °4
feet wide.
Iluff .Uolland* for windows, 30, 32, 54, M, 38, 40 42 44
nebes wide. ' ’ ’
Gold bordered shades, entirely new, very rich.
W indow shades of every description.
Oval an«l hollow stalr-roda, carnet binding, tacks, Ac
the Hoyal Turkish Bath Tow ala, together with every
thing usually kept in Carpet lions**. “Small proffta aid
quick sales.” a B. HBADLY A CO,
rnsrA-mae 82 Third sttceL
J. IU JoaiH J. C~HOCUXB.
JONES & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
PtniuylvanM RteHroad, foot o f Hard at, ITarritlmrg, l\i.
HAVING Increased our Ma-Ihiaery, which Is now »f the
most improved order, and having added many imli
ti«! for dispatching work, we are now manufacturing First
STEAM ENGINES,
FOR FURNACE* AND ROLLING MILL?,
Blowing Cylinders, Boilers, Furnace, Bolling.
SAW AND GRltfT MILL MACHINKItT * CARTING*
Gaa at(d Water Pipe*, Hydrants. RatorU,Lanip Pont*, liiu-h
-lng Ports, Columns Oirders, Shafting, Hangers,
Brackntx,Cellar Grates, Bathing Tube, Sj>ouD*,
Railing, Verandahs and Ornamental Castingt.
y\'o pay particular attention to the manufacture end «ro
structioD of Cast Iron
Fronta for Iloaaea ami Stores.
IlaTir.g aueiteawTe assortment of leautiful Carv<4 Pat
tern* of the most approved architectural order, our grwat
facilities f.,r manufketuring aod shipping enable u* to com
pete with our Htlea.
Partie* em-ting Furnaces or Tallin,; MUD. Mill Owner*
and MllLWrighte, will tiud it much to ih«*ir lidranta-e to
call and examine our extetudTe rtock of Patterns kefuto
building. (
TROy ASP BRASS CASTISOS,
Of every description: Ftotth Work, Pattern Making, Fur*
nac« and l|or*ajrx»?«-ej. mrmaW loonier. |m»liv
C H IN A. HA'I7L:
_ _ UKfctJiTEttT.
Xl of CHINA, GLASS and QL'EKNHW'ARK, ever brought
to ibU market: ajoiletlug in part of Whit* Iron Stone Din
ner, Tea and Toilet Ware, which we would particularly in
*U«< the Ladle* to call ut.d examine, us the shapes arc en
tirely new Rt>-1 the ware eery superior, having some twelve
different patterns of Toilet Ware, either in fujj wt t* or
h»wls uo«l Plh hers separate. We are selling them at rerv
mo--!-rat*t prir»«.
A!;.., a t i tv huedsora- as.-..rtmi*ot of French Chinu Tea
and Dinner »rlb\ or separate pieces of plain whit . cold
bund, or fancy patterns.
<*ur -to-’k of Floor V B s»s consists of ot«r f ftv di:Terent
pat*rrn«. «-ry I-uotifcJ. tod ranging from fifty' cents rer
pair to t-tirty dollar*. Ilnvtug' so larg:- an ay.'ortment.’wc '
feel <v,ufi(».-nt M Milling all tastes. i
Tlritari!.! Ira Sugars and Creinv», Sheer Plated
Fork-. and Hotter Knives, Kuivn* .and FY>rk*. «-t
varinny aiylw, trem a-iutnon to the tiuert; colar I.ami'S
11-li 1,-nip-, (lirundoies. anil House Furnl-binc Good-
UUSB \VARK—Of this we have a largfe »rwr>rt
ment, purtlcuiarly the Diamond Pwitrrn, which look- as
well a- the 1-. >’t cut, and ndl.- at less tl.un me lhir-1 the
pn *«.« Al.—. a complete stock of Pittsburgh f!!si-«
The public are respectfully Inribod to call BT .;i rvsmlno
our goods. J01l» J. U'LKARV,
No. 62 Market «L, Ut'o Tbini and Fourth,
opposite George R. \VnUe'«.
tnjlB:Sf re* i».
1 O WAP O U SoiiY
NO. 103 WOOD pTKKKT.
JOHN C. TAJUiY, (su««w#«r to J. C. Par*y A Co„> bcga
toinfonn the customer* of che-dd flrtu.wid th*. public
ir*o*r*!ly, that Lc has no?, ou Lands, and la exlenslr*lv en»
In u&nufiirturln;;. <?v,.(-y d*-*rip:i/-.n ot CASTINGS—
Mirh if.: Patent Chilled lU>U«; Ihifc. aud Curl*:
Put**tit kolU.-a. for A P-M Ash, S-wa A«h; rfusrar Kettle*.
!..r the auinuta-'tur- iif Car*- tfujxr—a.V cast im a ixitmt
IsuoMTifa.-* J. C. I’arryV, and tm superirr iOr dura*
biiitr to any other, acd eold lowar than Uio=e made on the
old plan.
H-.'LLOW WARE—A <-aer*J assortment, all from new
nn.] huprored patterns, Wajror &>***. !>* Irons, Sad Irons,
Rolling Mill Casting*, and Machinery of every d**crirlion.
always eo bund or majp tp c nler. 1
.Steves, Rltrb-n Kacgiw, end Coal Store#, of every
description; luwaCook Stoves, Aresb.es, which the
fln«t priiefer 1 “6tl and la.'l, at tho Airiculturul Fair of Al
legheny O-anty, P:v M an.i reruinnienivl hr hundred
perrons; Enterprise <Yok Storns, four sixes; Premium Cook
Store#; Egg •n<i Radiator Coal Stover; Parlor Stoves. Ac.
Parlor Grates and Penders, great variety, beautifully
enamelled. Commtai Grates, and building material of ererv
description. J
A great variety cf Ornamental Railing,Tor Cemeteries and
Fencing.
J*Lxjotu and Plough Casting:—A larg* stock o f*U tb*
kind# in uw, iin-l will he w.JJ at f-riucol pricr*. H h l !’s Pat
«»* h T r r » Tr V« American. Egtn*s. Cran*>, Klnkaid’a,
Mnrtbi, iSucxk S.JUuiJ’H, Improved Bull. *c.
ifouWe Jlvugfisj—Tiir Michigan Duubl* Plough, which
h*» tak«n the pniraittui at th« State'Fairs uf >«w York,
P«u»pylT*ni*,HU-l Ohio.and wherever it hHshemi exhibited.
«n °n al,<i I, ’* S1 ** StCTe L’ipeaud Tin War*—all of which I
Will Ml) at th» iow«at prions; and rucpectruilt iuviUt the
public to id** trsa call. at the old stand. Vo. lfl* Wood *t
■ • 'aku n Pinitv!
A L L EG HEN Y T'O'R'G E.
SOLOMOS SHKTTEII 6. CO.
(Late Blm! k Semple's ft&fttng Mill.) on the bank of the
Allegheny, Clair Btroet Bridge,
TAueusbi Cut, Pa.
!1E proprietors respectfully Inform the public that,
haring made extend?* additions to their ostahlixh*
rneDt, tb-y Hm prepared tp- manufacture, on the most rea
sonable terras, Iron Workffor Bridges, Car Aiks, Quarry
Work, Stone Cutlers’ and Masons 5 Tools, Shafting Mill
Gearing, Marhln* Work in general, and henry Forging, of
erery description. Also, HORSE 81I0KS manufactured by
Shelter's Potent Horse Shoe Madiine. The Horse Shoo Ma
chine will bu in operation about the middle of February,
when all orders for gboes will meet with prompt attention.
Mm Pick! made and dressed. Order* sent by mall or tele
graph attended to on the shortest notice, j&l4:y
EXT ERPUISE FOUNDIIYT
ALLEGHENY <HTY.
Wttrrhoute, federal street, near the Bridge.
HAVING fitted Up my establishment with all the latest
improvements, e latticing every facility for manufac
taring in the best and cheaoaat style: and owniogtheex
elusive right in J. J. Johnscra'e Box Smoothing Irons, and
John Johnson’s £Wf-beating Coarcoal .Irons, patented Jan*
uary 10,1864,' superior to anything of lie kiud In the mar
ket, and also haring a patented improvement for moulding
tbo above Iron?, Wagon Boxes, ana Pipe Boxes, 1 utn pr£
pared to sell wholesale and.retail on fair terms.
Any persons wishing to purchase the right for moulding
upon th* Improved plan, and manufacturing any or all of
the above articled, will please address
C. KTSOSLAND,
Allegheny city.
Soots and shoes,
WHOLESALE AM) KETAIE.
TAMES ROBB has Dtted np ia splendid style hU store,
fj No. 89 Market street* mu* No 0 Uuion street, between
fifth street ami the Diamond, and now completed ble
Spring stock of BOOTS, BHOBB, SLTI'PBItS.O AITBU3. Ar..
and Palm Leaf, Pedal, Dustin and Braid HATS, to which he
invites the nttualion of all purchasers, whether at whole
sale or retail.
This stork is one of the largest ever opened So this city,
and embraces everything worn by the ladies of Philadelphia
and. New York, and bo tru«M cannot f«i! to please all.
Grant care he* been given in sofeellng the choicest goods;
ail of which be warreatn.
lie also continues to manufacture, as heretofore, all de*
seriptiuos of Boots and Shoes, and from this long experlenco
of over twenty years in badness In this city, St, he trusts,
a s'ifhrietit guarantor that those who favor him with their
custom, will he fkirly dealt with aprl9:tf
Jgi Wholesale and Retail -
9 BOOT. AND HIIOKMASIi F A C TO B Y.
g I'UK subscriber, haviug eugagud extensively In the
3 manufacturing of IIOOT3 and SHOE?, of all kinds,
for men, women, -ind child-en, is uow prepared tosell to
d<-tt!er> by wholesale such goeds as they may wunt, at prices
as low as they can be bought East; and auy particular kind
or size miulc to order at short nDtica Orders and-rail* so
licited from Dealers in and odt of the . ity, as it will be to
thciradvADtage to call before purchasing ebi-when*.
Customer work made us heretofore.
j. mclauohlin,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker,
No. PS FOUKTU STREET, NEAR WOOD,
\Pirtc(tyom>otii£the Jfayor’r OjTux.)
HE iS WELL PREPARED to furnish all Good* in his
line, and wilt warrant thorn not to be inferior to euy
similar articles in the city. lie is well prepared to do all
kinds of custom work, and ha* in his employ a corps of
workman, who cannot be excelled it/ the city. The public
■re respectfully requested to oall at hie establishment, and
examine hlsGoods. [nprttfm
ss , 'o<TkTn~G FACTOR Y 7 ~”
XO. 24 FIFTir STItEBT,
Sigh of THE OLD STAND.
WILLIAM DALY has returned from the Manufactur
ing Hosiery Districts of Europe, whero he has pur
chased, for cash, a very extensive and well assorted stock of
the best descriptions only of Blockings, Bocks, Undershirts
Drawers, Glove*; also, new style of Ghildrvn’aand Misses’
Fancy Stockings, together with his domestic stock of Pitts
burgh Manufactured lloriery. lie will sell by wholesale or
retail at New York importer*' prices.
WILLIAM DALY A CO.
Remember tbo place—No. 14, Sign of TILE OLD STAND
my 23 ,
PAUL KLEINER has removed his LITERARY DEPOT
from No. 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the
Theatre, where he will be happy to see his former patron*,
and all others desirous of purchasing any of the cheap Li
terature of the day. - apr7:ly
PEKIN TEA STOJh—
BY A. JAYNES, -
Nq. 88 F\flX street, between Wood and Market, toutA side
Jlet*U. }*&!s
B LOUTH Ajubl, Ksat Bimingitma, manutactarera o
• lron, Md'BSUU Irooot all description*, and
aak«, also, the flnMtriualltj cifHbow, Koond* and Squares.
49*LsaTsordtn. nr Iron la the box, at the dty Post
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PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
iVe. 173 CBESTN L’T STJIXET,
(Opposit* Ibdxppkdikck Hail.)
Philadelphia.
PTOKITUBE, IBT EVESY STYLE!
Comprising LoulsXl V, Louis XV, EHxabethan and Antique,
*itb Sculpture Carving and modern style;
Id Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,Fatinwood and Maple;
all of superior conttrucUon, and Unbilled In the
best style, equal to, If not excelling in qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish
ment in the Unitedgtates.
¥!^MPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren
-£i tfees being positively excluded,)and using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fall to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, Is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ole
gant-or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means ail the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the immense stock ulwnys c?. hand,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their m a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To «'iT*an idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I coed
only iufonu you that my Rooms are 175 leet long, by 27 feet
wide, four floors in number; with Shops contiguous, sufS
cient to employ 200 bauds, which is a guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection.
The lacking is nil done in the Bure, and Furnil are
warranted tp carry safely any distance. YbiteWto Pblla
delphia are ftvpectfuily invited,purcnaaersoß'otherwise,
to call nnu examine tbe Goods. ' ' aii2s:ly
WORLD’S FAIRS,
London, 1851, and New York, 1853.
triumph over the competition of the world
*£ THE first and only PRIZE MEDALS for Mar
fen*S neea at the Groat Exhibitions In London, 1851.
n"TA and in New York, 1863, was awarded to
« LACEY A PHILLIPS,
Messrs. LACEY - k PHILLIPS, at tbnr extensive eetaN
lUduaent, Nos 12,14 aud 16, South Fifth street, Pbilade!-
IjMm keep {be largest stock of ready-made Harness and
Baddies of any house in the United States. They have
Jvduoed the business of manufacturing to su?h perfect sy».
tem, that, for quality and price, they are beyond all com
petition. TTie best of Leather only is used, and no pHn*
are snared to reach perfection in every article.
it is acknwlMgod. that for elegance, lightness, comfort
and real value, the Harness and Saddles of Larey k Phil
lip.-* surpiad all others. They invite a close examination of
uwfir stock.
Attention is esliej to the following scale of prices :
Oockl, plain, serviceable Single Harness $12.00 to $25,00
«. ‘‘ “ “ —2H,50t0 35,00
plain Double Harness 40,00 to SO,OO
i S. t,rßn ' h ~r tl *e!r establishment at New Or
leans, No. 83 Charles street. ,
Country Harness Maker* can be supplied with Ilarffe«s
cheaper than they can fnanufactun- them.
Air* A number of HARNESS MAKERS are offered con
slant employment, the year round. The highest vu r ,
* i lT n \</ pp ‘ y *° LACEY 4 PHILLIPS,
t.J?, j 2 ’** “ l 6 i South Fifth street, near Minor street
Philadelphia, Pa. M>2
ST. LOUIS.
JOSKFII nOGRIDUE.
COMMISSION AND POBWARDI.NG MERCHANT,
No. 33 OoUkll CAU, BCLOW PlSi ST&tSV
81, Lout*, Bio.,
/ 10N BIG NMKNTB and Commissions will meet with prompt
\J and personal attention, and Utn-ai odrenow will be
given when required, OB Consignments or Dills of Lading.
in hank. *’
the purchase cT Lead, Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices
Tk# Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pre
doc* will meet with especial care and dispatch; the lowe*;
rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense
of btorage and Drayagc as much-as posalble avoided.
HEftaiacEb.
Page 4 bacon, BL Louis; Ellis k Morton. Cioctasati:
Charlcbe, blow 4 Co., Uo; Strader 4 Honau, do -
CbouUau k Vail**, do; liosea 4 Fraser. ,p.
Doan, Kins & Co.. do; Fpringer 4 Whiteman <,.n
-I. W. Bauer A Bro..ntLabL; E.O. Gooodman 4-tVS. T ue :
D; Leech * Co.. do; K. 4C. Yaraall *fco., PhiU»da:
wm. Holmes 4 C 0... do;. Morgan. J. M. Buck A Morgen-
Blow A March, New Tork. 11. B. Ccmecvs, -lo-
Frost 4 Forrest, do; ShieMs4 Miller. do-
Charles A. Mnjgs, do; Josiab Lee ft Co., Baltimore*
A.O.Farweil4 Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Colo. do
lioward, Sob 4 Cn. t do ; W. b. Reynolds. LnuisrilU-;
_ 11. 1». Newcomb 4 Bro., do;
T.C. TwichelJ 4. Co.,Commission Merchants. New Crleaua.
have an open Policy oflnsurancf!, which will cover
all shjprai-nts to my address, when advta*sl hv letter per
mail, or wh-n endorsed cn bills oflading 1-efbr*-. or a’Uie
tune of ampment. JOSEPH MOGRIIkiK,
40 «° Ht. Louis. Missouri.
Bay Wood IVaraery and Gardena.
JAMES KENNEDY. (late Manager of the walbkoown Sv
racuse New York.) Ltgs leave to inform the
pnblic. that he hu uow established an EXTENSIVE NUR
SERY, on the Farm of Mr. Jamea 3. Neeley, near Hast Lib
erty, where h« shall be prepared, after the 6th irwtaut, to re
eel veand fill order# far every varieir of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Tree#. Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plant*. ] n
addition to a chnieeund superior stock on hand, he haamndc
arrangements with one cf the largest Nuiseri**#* in the East
to keep up hi*supply. Having a thorough c.nd long expo’
rienee in the business, he can assure his customers perfec*
satisfaction.
Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully offer his services in
designing, laying out, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Residences; and will
also furnish plans for the formation i f Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Sccnery»4c.. in the highest styles of tho art
Practically acquainted with ererv branch of Landscape
Gardening, and having spent years in the Sylvian Parks of
England, and oa the beautiful banks of the Hudson, he
hopes lie has the capacity to meet the wishes of thoee who
favor him.
4^-Communication# can be addressed through the Cit’
Post Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Neclev l
Mohan, 22 Wood street.
KENNEDY A CO.
Notice to Stockholders.
OrriCE Of PITTSBDRr.n A7fT> CONSEUJTILLX R.R. Co., )
Pittsburgh, June 2*tb, ISW., j
AGREEABLY to a Resolution of the Board of Directors
c f the PI rTSBL RGH AND CONSELLPYII.LE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, subscribers to the Stock i.ffaH Oompanr
an* hereby notified that the flf-h INSTALMENT OF FIVE
DOLLARS per aliarw on their aunucriptione will he due und
payable on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY next, dhe
flrat, second, third, and fourth instalments of two dollars
and fifty cent* per rhare, barhip heretofore been called in,}
and also, FITE DOLLARS PKR SUAttli on the fifteenth
dy of KACII ENSUING MONTH, until the whole amount
is paid.
resitting in Somerset County will pay to
Major Samuel M. Uailw, Mayor* Mill!*,; tliose residing to
rayetto County to Colonel D. JL DaTidmn, CunnelDrinp;
thore residing in WeatmorelaAl County to General Cyru*
P. Mark!#. est Newton; and 1 , all other* to N. Vwler.
1-t l,l Ule Offlco of the Company, in hferjlle JUU Building,
comer of Fourth and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh
. WILLIAM B. CURRY,
_jy*:3wd Treasurer Pittsburgh and OmnelNellle HR. Co.
Boston Papier Slaohe Cotnpnny*
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY, <>7 MARKET STREET.— The
attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab
inet Makers, is n*]tiested tn this new and great Improee
ment in the manu&cture of embellishments for Buildings
and Steamboats, outside and inside; Cabins, Halls,Church
es, Dwellings, Stores, and P.rlor Furniture, In gflt cr Ju
imitation of Tarions kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack
et*. and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilings,
Mouldings,Consul*,Trusses, Battlement, Ac; much cheaper
and handsomer than Piaster and Wood Carring. and a great
deal more dnw.ble.
BLOCK LETTERS FOR SIGNS, very cheap and warrant
ed to last for L“0 years exposed to the weather.
Above Goods for -ale at the manufacturer'* oricr*—o-st
of frrtgDt aided. W. W. WILSON
.4“!* . _ _U7 Uarkatiu.
Notice is Hereby Given;
f|V» ALL PK&gON:* who lure subscribed to the Capital
AA‘?&. or 1 5 8 I>ITr 3BUKGII AND ERIK RAILROAD
COMPANY. and which hw been made specially applicable
to the construction of tbo read in Mwrer county, that an
Instalment of.mi p*a cwr, per share, is required to be
raiil to the Treasurer of the Company, at bi 3 office, in West
Greenville, Mercer county, on or before the 30TH DAY OF
•IDLY’, 1854* and that an instalment of pjvr rts cot per
share, will be required to Ixs paid at the same place every
thirty days thereafter. By order of the Doanl.
B. F. BASKIN, Treasurer P. A E. R. R. Co
Office of the P. *K.R. R. Ca. i . /
New Castle, June 21st, 1854. ] , J c - ,:3w
Mew Partnership! ”
MATWIW QR-AFP AND DAS-L. KkISINGER, trading
heretofore a* SL GRAFF A CX Slove and Hollow
ware Manufacturers, No. 124 Wood street, cay
with them THOMAS J. GRAFF, ns a partner in
tbwr business. The name, stylo anc! title of the firm will,
from this date, be GRAFT, RKIBINUER A GRAFF They
respectfully solicit a continuation of the pntronaßo so lib
erally bestowed upon the firm of M. Graff A Co
Pittsburgh, July l?t, IBW.
GiKLAT bargains of summer goods at A. Mcl'lGHK's'
r corner of Grant and Fifth streets. I hare ttUnav
commenced selling off my summer stock at lirst cost’- the
goods are ail new, and have been purchased this
and as ther are now offered at prices ftr below the u-uni
rates. Ladies would do weli to call and get a bargain The
stock comprises b-reges, lawns, summer silks, tts«ue<
grenadines, berege de laines, and a most every article usual'
ly kept In n fancy store. j v;i
Mew'Trimming Storey
JVi. Sft Corn* r of Mmkrt itrtrt and J,t Diamond.
\AN GORDkUt respecfully announce? to tb**
. pubn&of ,I’iUeburgh atul vidaity, that be will open his
uow Trimming Store on Wooduy, April 17th. Ilavlug pttw
up the neatest store room in fhe dtr, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest stylo, y‘f Trimmings and Fuo
cy Goods, he Hatters himself that be will offer superior in
duce cents and endearorto give full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now, don’t forget the placu—No. M Market street, corner
of the Diamond. laprl-1 FRANK VAN GOHDKK.
KSTEIIPRIK WORK
Third door bduw Virgin AlUv.
OWN & TETLRT would call tbe attention of j'portio"
men to their Urge assortment of Gunp, Riiles and
voiving Pistols, tlie largest and best selected stock ever
°Pf? j in together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, aliof which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers or
for good approved paper. r mHr j B
w. B. scaafkT
f WOOD AND MARKET
• nT^/ I’ITTSBUItIKI, l ’ IT T5BUltlKI, PA., builds FrancU' Patent
Jietallie Life Boats,of Galvanized Iron ; also, manufactures
Copper and Sheet I rue Work, Cooking Stoves for Steamboat*
Forges, Forged Iron Work, Large
Bolts for Bridges, So; Cork Life Preservers, the best and
cheapest kind. Steamboat work attended to. [ my2fl.y
J, ir ,_ Important to Tailors.
a Urge assortment of Tailors’ and
Trimmers’ Shears, of the be?* makes in the country,
which we offer at the manufacturer’? prices, at
DOWN A TETLEY’S, .Enterprise Works,
. . 13d Wood street,
feh* Wholesale Agents for manfugeturere.
IP YOU CAN SAVE PIVK DOLLARS A MONTH, voi
can hare a floe Building Lot, of 60 ftet front by 210
deep, situate .on Mb Washington. Price, J 260 —|»mt, f&)
in hand, balance at $5 a month. Now is the time to secure
a good Lot on easy terms. B. CUTUBKRT A SON,
* 140 Third street.
f| 'P LBT—A PINE HOUSE, on street near Mar burr
J for a term of years; or, lor the part of this year—rent
low, Also, a good House on Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Court Honse. Inquire of • - -
- THOMAS WOODS, 73 fourth street.
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FOR SALE AND- TO LET
Property for Sale.
THE subscriber offer* for sue, on very reasonable term*.
» h -following property, vis:
Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. 110 Penn street,
between Hay street and Evans’ alley; and Lot 25 feet front!
extending back 112 feet to an alley. The House is one of the
best buildings, and in one of. lb* moat nleaaat neighbor*
hoods j n the city. '
Fi*e Lots—embracing corners of Front and Ferry streets;
one hundred and five feet fronton Ferry and sixty feet on
Front street, with a good three story Brick Building on the
corner, a two story FramS on Front et, and two Brick Build,
lugs, used as shops, on Ferry st .
A Lot, SI feet front by SO feat deep, on Front, between
Market and Perry streets. -
. Dwelling; Lot 20 feet
by 90, fronting on Congrem and Elm sts.
A House and Lot, on Wylie street, near the new Court
House. The honae is well arranged and in good order, and
Is now occupied as a hotel.
A Three Story Brick, on Smithfield street, near Seventh—
being in an excellent burinees location. The Lot la 20 by SO
feet deep, fronting on Bmithfield st.
A Fnune and Ut, 28 by 120 feet,fronting od Anne
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. Tbis'is a Terr deaira
bw and pleasant location for a residence.
Nine Lots in the 'own of M’Keesport, each 00 feet by 160
Several of these are on the Main street.
Eleven Acres in Limetown, on the Monongahela River, on
which there are 4 bouses; there aresoin»6or7 acres efex
cellent stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
to the landing; and two coal pits open.
Ninety Lots In the town of Columbia, 60 feet by 160
nearly all level, and well located. The tenant of each Lot
has the privilege of Using whatever stone coal he may re
quire for hisown use,from a pit near the I/>ck*. Columbia
U a pleasant situation on the bank of live Hononsahelarir
er, a short distance below Lfuk No. 3, in the midst of an ex
tensive stone coal region, and would be a dedrabU point for
manufacturing establishments.
Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Coal,with House,
Railroad. Ac. This property has a front of 140 rods on the
Monongnheln river; an excellent landing; godtt grade and
foundation for railroad—with enough level ground at one
point for houses and gardens, or locations for mannfectorie*
The vein is deep enough to allow horses t--> *-e used In haul!
log out the coal—the quality of which, for iron wort, steam,
gas, or for any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by any In the
oountry. < •
In my afc-enre, my agent, James Blakely, Em, will give
all necessary information,and be authorised to give warran
tee deeds for any property snid. JAMES MAY
Va rn rsenn sttJirt
T VWELLINU HOUSE i'OR SALE—Stuato on Third si,
_L7 above Smith field. The House is well, arranged, with
hull end p*rior«. dining room and kitchen, 4 ehamUws,
bath room, with hot and ooid water; good cellar, gM fix
tunw*, Ac. For price and term* call r.t the Real Estate Of
fice, 14*j Third NtreeL
j«2l S. CUTHDERT k SON.
ONE 'HUNDR ED ANI) THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, one
half mfio from the Ohio river, near Baker's Landing,
c> a acres undur cultivation, with Orchard and other gw>i
improvement!*; onc-helf the Ot>al under it reserve]. It Is
offered at an extremely low price. Enquire of
rt| THOMAS WOODS,
_ 75 Fonrth street.
TTALU ABLE PROPERTY IN COLLINS TOWNbUIF,
T FOU SALE —6l acres situate ono mile from East Lib
erty, and about 200 yards from the Allegheny river. * n d
same dUtance from Hie Allegheny Valley Railroad. A new
Brick Uouse. nf hail and 7 rooms,finished In modemstvle;
a Tenant House, a large Frame Barn and ntable, and other
out building-*; a jjckxl well of water and durable springs;
also a running stream at lower part of the farm; an or
rhsrd of JuO trees; 50 acres in cultivation, balance good
timber; a valuable stone quarry. Will be sold-altocether,
or 10 eerie* with the improvements. ;
8. CUTHBERT A SON,
~ Iteal Estate Agpnts, 140 Third at.
LViR eALE—'iwo splendid Farm*; oue of 100 acres, aod
X the other 75 acres ; beautifully located on the Upper
at Clair Towjnship Plank Road, « miles from the city,each
ofth-m lying so as to divide into 10 acre lots,havinga good
sprine on each. I: is a splendid opportunity for a specula
tii-u. Those who want n good home, or wish to make
money, would do well to look at it, as we will ml) to the
first that nffers u* r-ur low price, in lots or all together.
Al*-». tlv.-Country Seats, 1 rule frem Woods’ run, and
ouly mil. * !rcm Ai!>-gheny city, by way of the New Brigh
ton I Lank Lo kt- They are fine healthy locations, and of
fervi v«=iw lowr
Als:-, ten C'l’intn'.Scats on the Ghjo and Puntifylranja
R«i:r*jwl,7 miles below the city. They will be sold separa'e
it UynUi -r to a coiouy or building association. It is a
lovely Jurat!-'-!, and cli.-ap. of course.
Also, ou« Lot of two acrua, and two smailcr pieces of
ground, t-ppoeite Hariman-'tf at Woods’ ran, offered at a
very low price f. r so sm- a property. An asssertmaot of
Lands ll’>u?es #n l **:» ays cu lisnd. hCd dr-sc ib*nl in
my register. • liviore buying you would do well to call and
enquire of THOMAS WUOL3,
Beautiful aitei for Country Hornet.
T'Hb uoieTsigucd ‘ilfrrs ti;r Fal*-, uu etuy term-, FIFTY
la’T.*\ laid ..ff and restrict*hl fbr rural resldoncrj*. Also,
jn-I.N 1 JILL EQUAJtE, nn the h.ink of the Allegheny river,
It-ct Ring bk ►"*) feet dee;); having fronts on Mary aud
Julia Am:,Avenues, and Henrietta nud Herr stTM’j*. This
square contains many Fruit Trees c.f ttie choicest kind, and
couimarrJs a firm ri t -w of the picturesque an-1 romantic see
tierj around. lam desirous of pre«ervlag thi* square en
tire, t* R would afford one of the most charming and’mag
niheenf sites for a genth-inan’s summer residence, in the
jmniediste vHniiv of the two cities.
aim. about THE'E ACltha OF GROUND, at the head of
tho IsliicJ.ailv.intageously situaiwi fcrinanufecturiDg pnr
pOHee. , ° r
ih<? /.toT.* property in situated in Duqawop feorcaeh, on
th«- hjsh and in»in b.tnfc tfHerr’? Island, aud in reached by
a T*ory subrtamiitl Bridge of one spin. For particulars ap
ply at icy residence, in Dur]ueaoe borough, on the main
Imnk, fronting ibo lieud of Herr’s Inland; or of JOHN DUN
LAV A CO., comer of Second and ifarket rts., I‘ifNbarch
»r-rl7;tf IVM..C. iHLLKK.
KlfUt W
art! Properly for. sale at & Good
Ifargalu.
rr»ERKK VALUABLE HRIUK HOUSES ASD LOTS—
J Thews Lock «mbmw a front on Penn afreet, of GO feet 0
inches, to n 3 f> **t alley; on which’ th**r« i? erected a ralua
b!e bio-* of Brick Iloasea, two stories high, with kitchen
and cei|nr is. basement, 41 feet front on Pesn street, and GO
feet deep onLc*n*i sri-eet. This Jen very desirable «tua
lion for cither n ctore or a Tar*™; IVnn street being the
great tbroughlsn? of the ejtv: and thL* property being con*
venfen: to the Railroad-Depn-L
This property would noi in the market only that the
owiht a* living in Wa.eh:ci:U'n county, and finds it extreme
ly jnn.BTeni«-m to attend to it. ®
Terras easy aad. price raodt-raia; fi?r further particulars
en.iou-fl of RODKUT PAY, Fifth Wan),
or JA3. C. BICIU2Y.
ftca! Kstate this ofiliv.
1 onn ACRES OP I.AND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
iUVy tlif ClarSottmer. This land is heavily timbered,
rm an Excellent soil, and issaid to contain an abundance of
Iron ore, and a thick veiD of bituminous coal. The Venan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run'Terr
near b* it, it not directly, across it. Tho Millstowu creek
run? through iL '
ALSO.**) acre? in Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and I> ing near the mute of the Snnbury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be made than in these lands.
Tbe cnmidctivu of the Sunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Yaliey,and the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil, of great
value. Enquire of C.B. M.fcinTll.
Attorney at Law,
No. 147 Fourth street.
fpfj'i'J nun:!
Vivlunlile Property for Sale.
ON I.T-iKRTY ttTMiKT, ADJOINING THE MKTMO
«»UVE YAHD, N'KAK CANAL JlASlN—This
h no'w the only de*truble piece ol property m tii« neisblor
hood op: hL—h«!V boucht op by the Pennsylenola Railroad
Company. Fronting on Liberty NO fret, on Elm street 100
feet, Un uco to the Jlotboiiiat Grare Yard bCCj feet, to Liber
ty 110 feet.
Thi* property is most d-isirabie as r Hotel. The building
now on it, a pood enlwUntlnl three story brick,with ail the
necessary back buildings, has for a long time been occupied
na the Union Hotel, doing a good business. Capitalists and
others d-slrrtusof making a good hrrertmeot, will do wall
to examine the premises.
apr:s:lf
_ For Sale.
I WILL SELL my unexpired lease (fourteen vearslofa
JL Let, .-itnate on Cellar* streat and Bpring a£ey, in the
liKb ” —W ft’ fronting on O’Hara street, and running
back 100 ft. oh Spring alley, on which is erected a four
atoned Brick House, 40 ft.suture, with a frame, two stories,
(K) ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to tarry on any
branch ofmanufactorlngbuslneei. Being engaged in mau
ufactonnuln the country, I offer the abore for sale. In
quire at No. 42.1 Liberty Btrcot.
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Coa! Works For 'gaieT
TBUGK OF LAND, with 250 tent Of Cotl
V/l attached, and all tbe improvements thereon in success
ful operation. • aid Farm is situated on the Mononjfahslm
river. .*'4 miles above Pittsburgh, and is rappliol with a
Farm Hoa»e, Barn. Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad, and
an excellent harbor.
The vein cf Owl h Dtp feet thick,and cannot be surpassed
in «|ualitT. For farther particulars apply jo
Very Deilrabl
>le Country Seat at Prl-
T m . rat# Sale.
IIL subscriber ii authorised to sell the following piece
of property, containing screw of land, situated in
Uillin* tj*-. Allegheny county, F«. I'hto property is beauty
fully located on the bank of the Allegheny river, about 4
mile* trom the city; haring two fronts, one otr the Law
ri DLcTill- and Sharpebunih Plank Road,ami the Allegheny
river; and about SO rods below the ferry, ***l ju»t below
the new bridge, now being built over the riTer. For fur*
tlw particulars entire of JAMES C. RICHEY,
Real Sstau Agent
FOK SALE.—IB7 acres of Land, 8 mile* south ofDarUng*
ton, »■) acre-, -learwi. good Orchard, a good n Joe
tiounu, largo Bam, two Frame Houses, all in first rate or
der, an J offered at the low price or $35 per acre
Also, one-half acre Lit in Oakland. on Charlotte street
It is n bcautifttl-Lot; in front of Air. Ogden's fine improve
ment awl is offered at tho low price of s3du —enquire of
me Call and get my Register, fi>r descriptions of a great
variety of properly. THOMAS WOODS,
J*'-» ; 78 Fourth street.
BLILDSM* LOT , FOR SALK.
Ala/T 2-1 f«:t front ou WVLIK street, and extending
bark 109 feet tn Wide alley. On thebaek part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built fan wa small Booses. This Lot
i» in a desirable location jbr a residence; and will be sold
low, anil on favorable terms. Title "good, and clear from
Incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GIELMOBB,
_ At Office of Jloraini Foet.
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I -l 11 , 1 , 5 * ‘“MU! OK KE.NT.-A.THuKbleOrißt
V-* -yiii, 01 J run oi *toae, 1q complete ordfer, and doing
• fiood busincw; situate on the Sandy and Beaver Cdnal,*
short diPtanre from the Ohio river; with a good Dwelling
Hcusa. Baru, and 10 acres oMauL Will be told or leased
on ravorahle terms. s. CCTHBERT 4 SON,
-140 Thirl street
COTTAGE VOlt ItKX i.—ihe main building of on
Bill, with about an acre of jcronnd. Enquire
Of J. BTEDhFORD, on the premi. 1 ***, or Off
p»y«s * ri '
F Valuable Property For Sale.
JVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, aitnate on Centre
Avenue, bear Paltoo street, and within tan minutes'
'alk of the Post Office. For terms, inquire of
IIOON A! SABS ENT,
comer of Wood and Fifth sts.
To J^«U
A GOOD DRY CELLAR, undtr the Neptune Engine
Housed 6n Seventh street, suitable for storing Tnnlnnrro
or produce. Inquire of JOHN 11. 6TJSWAKT, •
oirt . . 267 Liberty street.
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THE dwelling hotiM'mov occupied by me on Federal
street; Allegheny, So. near the end
at the bridge,.. Bnq«toM*tb»braM.
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NUMBER 283.
"ft Fonrlb street
Land for Sale
EDWARD FABER.
EDWARD FABBR.
NICHOLSON k PAYNE,
No. 235 Liberty street.
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MORNING:::::
THE RUSSIA* EMPIRE; ~
OH, TUE GREAtNESS QF ONE MAN /
Modern politicians sometimes indulge thr
Jsopd that this is probably tie list great war
.h.t Europe will w, ln! - sB . top“i®
Uis rery ommous. We hare all- read and heard
of the northern barbanane of the middle scett -
and their tremendous waraofjaegreeeioii sgaiost
the Eoman empire. Here they all are attain
more compactly knitted together under mlUttrr
discipline. th ?“ eT6r they were at any foran .
period J for instead of being divided inte na
tions, tribes, and different rulers
which might be excited against each other, are
ail arrayed under the despot of modern times. '
“ There does not exist on the eprth,” says the
Marquis do Cnatiae, “ not in Turkey, not even
iu China, a Bingle man who eiy oys and exercises
such power as the Emperor of Russia." He is '
the Deity, the Providence of sixty -
men, who worship him as a god, and who in
variably associate his name with that God is
such expressions as this, “God and the Empe
ror will it!’* In Russia there is no Country—' /
there is only the Emperor. In western Barone
men serve their country. In Russia they serve
the Emperor only. It is for the Emperor they
live, and ferthe Emperor they must he ready
to die—and life is there of small value. The
splendor of the Imperial establishment of Bus
sia surpasses everything in the western world:
and this 13 one of the peculiar characteristics of
barbarism, which builds palaces for one man.
whilst civilization builds them for the r*aple;
The most splendid palaeethat wo can boast of
u that which is rising at Norwood under the
auspices of a commercial company; a low ides
m Russia, but the pride of England. A-Rosju!!
would sneer when he Compared each a paltry
trading concern with the palace and thegar
dens .of Peterh: fT, the summer residence of the
Emperor near Petersburg. There thousands*of *
servants obey the will of one mao, as dogs do
their keeper, and even more silently and rove
rentially. For lighting the lamps alone of Peter
boff on a festive occasion to celebrate the birth
day of the Empress, 1,800 men are employed,
and hundreds of lamps are lighted up in five
minutes ! It reminds one of the oid barbarian
kings of Egypt, Nineveh, and Babylon. -«* Is
not thiß great Babjlqa that I have built.” said
Nebueadnezzar,, *• for the honor of my name **'
The honor of my name ! Aid the kings of
Egypt no doubt built the pyramids for a similar
purpose—the honor’ of ono man’s name?
theope pyramid! the honor of Cheops I who
was Cheops? An Egyption mommy! Hero
dotus says of this great pyramid builder, that •
he reigned fifty .years, and his son Chepbren. a
chip of an old block, fifty six years—>B6 yean -
the two;/ and during all that time the templet '
j 7 ere tbe people compelled by cruel
force to? work at tfae pyramids. Cheops em
ployed as many as 100,000 men at a time, each
party working during three months; and it took
them tea years to make a road for the stones
and bring thfi* to the site of the great pyramid,
and twenty years to erect the pyramid itself—
all “ for the honor of Caeop’e name,” and for
the sepulchre of a mummy! And yet suck was
the hatred that the, Egyptians.bore to the pyta
muls, that they, would not give them the '
of the king himself, but called them after PfciH*
turn a shepherd wbo-kept bis flock in the neigh- ..
oorhood. And now we know more of this Phi
liuon, and more that ip honorable, than of the
great barbarian himself. Indeed, the barbarian
seems to have'built the pyramids In-order to :
immortalize ThiUtion! What a paltry tfcW * -
fame is when the blessing of posterity does not
accompany it! ' ; .
The Emperor of Russia is a modern Cheops.
We are told by Custine that the new Winter
Palace at St. Petersburg was almost erected in
one year after the burning of the old one, to .
satisfy the lmpaiience of the Emperor, and that
the interior works were continued daring the
kgreat frosts, when such works, in ordinary dr- *
cumstahces, are impossible. Six thousand men
were constantly employed in apartments, heated
artificially, that they might dry quickly, whilst
the frost was freezing the mercury out of doors * ~
and the msn, reluctantly shut up like victims
doomed to' death, were so much oppressed with "
the artificial heat, that they worked with ben
netsof ice upon their heeds; and a consider- !V
able number of them died daily, their places be ’
ing immediately supplied by other victims, so ~ ‘
inevitably doonfed to the same. fate_tbat only
the very, hardiest of the number could survive ' ’
Thus rose the present splendid home of the one
great man in Russia—a palace that exceeds in
magnitude those of the Louvre and theTmUerie*
put together.
And this ie merely the winter residence of tie
only great man, the only free man in Russia, if
he is free—a man so great, that be ean afford to
make no distinction between'the nobleman and
the laborer, .but invites them both to hie h*n«
antkfestivities; and there you may meet at Peter*
hoof, in the ball-room, the noble oourtier, the
merchant, the soldier, and the laborer, and the
proud and elevated head and shoulders of the
Emperor danciog amidst them; but it is aU
artifice, for each class- has its customs,
.every»man is ticketed with his badge; so that
evei) if a cabman be there, he i* known by his
number, and be looks as grave aad reverential *
if h* were dressed in canonical* It is note
ball; it is a Shakers’ dance. A young man' has
not the heart to speak to his partner, norshnto
listen; he does not think of her, nor she nf .
him; ail eyes and all hearts are intent' onone
subjoct only—the worship, of the £mpessr.
Those who can get near him, flatter him with
praises, and intrigue for places; and those who •
cannot get’near him, wish they could. What
an awfal thing jt is to be such a reigner I—lt la
punishment fitfor a rebel spirit in heaven to be ■
sent down to earth to reign over slaves ! How - ~
much more cpnjfort&bie to have a Crystal Palace
for a shilling, where you can swagger as joa
liko with a cane in.your hand and a glass to vour
eye! £ *
The Krefelinj or the Royal Palace of Moscow,
is a city of princes. It is an immense fsr-' *
tress-palaoe, built on a hill in *fie midst «f Most - >
oow* -‘’Towers of every form; round, square,
and with pointed roofs, bellfries, donjons, tor- n
rets, spires, sentry-boxes fixed upon minarets,
steeples of every height, style, and color; .
palaces, domes, watoh towers, walls, embattle-. _
mented and pierced with loop-holes, ramparts,
fortifications of -every species, ; *
ventione, incomprehensible devices- chiosks by -- ' '
the side of cathedrals—-everything announces . ’ -■
violation and disorder; everything betrays tbs. >-•*
contiouaj surveillance necessary to the security
°/ the singular beings who were condemed to ~
live iq this supernatural world. Yet these Inna- ?
merable monuments of pride,' caprice, volop—- -v
tuousness, glory and pity notwithstanding iMr
apparent variety, express one single idea*. which.,
reigns here, everywhere—war. maintained by
fear. The Kremlin is the work of a superhuman J Al
being, bat that being is malevolent. Qtory in
slavery l Such is the allegoyy figured by. this
Satanic monument, as extraordinary in arohi- , : ;c
ceetnre as the visions of St. John are urpoetty.
It is a habitation that would suit some of the '-v '
persons of the Apocalypse.” ~ '.•*
[coscupsioK To-Moanow.j /. - : a ’ 1
New books jost received.—aui<
Russell Mitfonl; price $1.25. •
Nanette and Her Lovers: by Talbot Guyne; $l
- Money MaXer: by Jane C. Campbell; $l.
Behind the Scenes: by Indy Bulwer;
The Master’? House. by Logan; $1,25.
CaiaTsr, or the Knight of the Conquest; a Eeas&e* tt
Mexico: by Robert Montgomery Bird; $1,25.
The Iron Cousin, or Mutual Influence: by Mary CL "
Clark*. / -ary & N
TheDc.<ld Family Abroad: by Charles Lexer; 75c«rtfc'
Tho Jesuit’s Daughter: by Ned Bnntline; 50 rente.
Aubrey : by the author of Castle Aron, The Wilmin* -
tons, etc. • _
Dark Shades of dty Life; 25 cent*.
Toe Renegade Gipsey, or the Betrayal of Clrade DnyaL
Rewired anti for sale at the cheap Root Store c t ■ ■
W. A. QILDENFENHET A CXL. '
7« tour lh Uzitt. ' s
P£PER HANGINGS—BS Wood street, vbere may bo
fcund the largn-t and'most complete aasoctSMat of
I’reach rad American Wall Papers vest of the mountains.'
via: Velvet, Gold, Satin, Vlowerodj (Amb
Paper*; Borders, Views, DecoratlouvStatoary ftjrds, Oen
tn«, aad Panels of Oak, Marble and Gold. Parlors, »>«»«
and clfiees decorated iviateet Parisian style. Cheap Papers;
a great variety always on hand. ' * "
Psper hong with Judgment, taste rad eoooamy.
jelS WALTER, p. KAtmiTJ.
EMI A>MJaL SALE—SOOcTWd* test colored Lavra
at 5 cents per yard; Bares* Delaines 10 cents, worth
18; vHth aQomer kinds of goods In like protection, at
. A. A. MAflOTToa'B,
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tf ACKERBL— 6O bbis. Ko- ft Kackml, Util
XL apeetkm, lost received and far sale by
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