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TllK DAILY MORNING POST.
Prin'ri and Pubhih*d phtv Mnrnitng, i3t m/fojr ex+Pttd)
| BY GILLIIORB t MOXTGOMBRY.
HoaTJMTIST Or>HXT* n* r'Vin *jro FTTTH ftTUM*-
TKR MS.— Five* Dollars a year, payable strictly <n
ad-'anee. Six Dollars will invariably be required If not paid
within the year.
4F* copies rwe crsr*—for sale at the eonater to the
Office, aod by the News Boya.
THE SATURDAY HOBHIHG POST
!>- published (bom the same office, on a Urge blanket eiae
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year; to advance. Single oopiee
; FITI OKtTS.
Ay* No paper will be Usoontlcued (unless at the diacre
on of the Proprietors,) until all arrearage® are paid.
«y No attention will be paid to any order unless aceem
p iniM by tlje nrmcy, or vati "factory nfcHiiW In this city.
Connected >trith the Establishment of Ou Morning Pod
is one of Ike largest Job Printing Ojhces m the city, wfere OU
kirib of work it dime m the. shorted notice and nod reaeon
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GEO. F. GILLnORB, .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT* LAW,
Ojjicc, comer of Fourth itrectxmd Cherry oQey,
% PITTSBCMB, PA.,
Ay Will attend to, his professional business as usnal, at
hie office, between the hours'of.9 A. U. and 4 p. M. of mch
day. ' ; jyg?
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
JOSEPH WEAVER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, Mo. 144 Fourth street,
ja3:lv£} pittmbttkoh. pa.
JOHN BARTON,
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, corner Fifth and Grant «ta.»
jn&ly?) pitthbukoh Pa,
, it, Biddle Roberta,
ATTORNEY: AT LAW—Office, No. IS2 Smlthfield street.
b*tw*ed Fifth and Sixth. Collection# rarefially attend
ed to —special attention given to Conveyancing. [dec3:ly
Thomaa Means,
ATTORNEY; AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Office, next door to the Poet Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4
S. P. Roaa,
ATTORNEY: at law— No. 108 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Hr. Body Patterson’* livery
Stella. ’ je2B
• ‘ J. S. Morrison, ' r -
A TTORNEY AND' OODNSELLOR AT LAW—Offide, re-
A. moved to No. 44 Grant .street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh*
Pn. ' aprlfry
C. Orlando Loomis,
TTORNKY, AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood ■
. iy-ky _j
Thomaa H. Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, LcrwrieU Buildings, Fourth
street. • • jan7:ly
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
_ Cherry alley and Grant street , . ’ jefcj
J. Pii. M’Clowry,
Attorney and counsellor at law—Office in
Bakeweir* Buildings, on Grant street J«8
D. H. Haien,
ATTORNEY AT LAW— No. 127 Fourth street, above and
new Smlthfield. mar27:y *
OjKce on Third street, opposite the old fbst 005c*,
WHERE all businemi pertaining to the office of Aider
man add Justice of the Peace will be promptly at
tendj-d to. Acknowledgments of Deeds and Mortgages, aud
other instruments of Uniting, taken at his office, or at the
residence of the parties
The Docket* of D. 3. SCULLY, late aa Alderman of the
City of I‘ituburgh, are placed, in- my possession. Person*
having Judgments on said Dockets may.have the oeeeeaary
prow*# irv?u**d thereon by Alderman Watson. [zny&if 0
? (if Buckaatter, Alderman.
OFFICE, Uriut vtr-et. between Fourth at-and Diamond
ulley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
est care aud legwT'aocuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex
amined. Ac. jw&j
DB. D.;IIUNT, 3cr>uiCo» Dswnrr. has removed
j3Lgg»sghi« offl-e.from No. 76 Foartb street, to No. 19
Fi )T7RTII Street, one door below Ferry, whciV
he will be happy to attend to all professional
calls. ‘ apr&
■ll tl. AHL, SURGEON DENTIST, (sue-
JgL«SE3» to G W. Biddle,) NO. 144 SHTTII
FI ELD STREET
TJLP 99* Office hours, from Bto 1 o’clock, and
from d to f o’clock feblfiily
. J SC< fTT. DEN TISjT. Fourth street, five door*
" <st f,f Market.
Orncx Ilocas From nine A. M. to five
P. W. decSOrr
COMMISSION m FIMWMDISQ fIERCIUHTS.
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh! Cin-
cianati and other Maniifaofcures, &c.
Jib. 93 Froui street t, between Market and Ferry streets.
Liberal cash h!lv«iic-» made on consignment*. Par
ticuUr attention pail to forwarding. W»«t«rn taerohaodwe
Sef»rmn:£. —Clark .% Tharr, H'm. iley A Co JWm M’*
Cully A Co., P. Seller* k Co, Hay* 4 black, Kramer A
Rahra, Henry t}'-*fT. ii«q., Win. Kirhhuura, S R. Johnston,
Eaq , Thonja.* Rakewell. E-jq. Georg- Ledlie. K. q , Solomon
Stoner, Hsq j*G:j
THE har* thi«* day f«rm*et a partnership tor
the purpose of carrying on C-mmistinn and fiimoarxi
/w;. in >n with th ■; Fuh. Itanm and Oil . and /*rr>
ouc- husiae'j generally, umlerthe «tylr of K.tuuim A RjcJp
AKHin;• warehouse No. 11 <> Water and 150 Front streets;
t formerly occupied bv Burbrldge 4 Inehram.
Will. B. K>'QLT3n,
JAMES RICUARDSON,
JA9. J. 88-NNKTT.
Pittdmrqb, Febroary Ist, I'tMrfeh.'l
K. DRAYO, IHamirod, (‘itLaburyh, dealer I
_ • Country Prtxlace, o.Ters f<*r sale * choice stock o
Groceries, selected for family ut*e. Spicks of every variety
and the purest quality, grcuud at hla Steam Milts. Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce takeo io ex
change for Merchandize.
F. R. D. ha*' proenrsd a full assortment of Landreth’s
WarrantedGirden Soedn, nud invite* the attention of all in
terueled in rural affnirs. , janll
THE UNDERSIGNED bar* this day eutered Jatoco-part
oershlp. under the nauv' and style of J. A. HCTdil.
SON A CO., f-ir tit* p'nrpoae of iranacting a CommisMon and
Grocery busing. JAd. A. HUTCHISON,
A. M. WALLINGFORD.
Pittsburgh. Pebrnarr 1.T554 fehO,
ENGLISH A RICH ARISON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. a»
Wholesale D vih-rs iu Fish, Bacon and oil, and Produce
ccueraliy. Wamhouar former!) occupied-by Rurbrioge A
Inghmm, No. llti Water and 160 First street, Pittabnrgh,
Penna. f ; fe3
DAILEY 4b REIMHAW,
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealer* in
Wooden and WHIow Ware,.lapannad Tin Ware,House
keeping Utimsilx.&c., Wholesale and Retail, No. 263 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. „■ aprifly
rxxtrns HCLIZB&, jo aw mooia, inn owing,
Pittsburgh. Maryland. - Pittsburgh.
Sellers, TCleola 'A Co.,
PRODUCE asn GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 309. Liberty Pittsburgh, [‘a.
Soenn. Linseed aod lard Oil*. 1 Jy2B
r. SELiias! : T 854 ml owns
ISI
WSSp^‘
lfcp
ISsSSSiS&I
Forwarder! and Commtulan Slarcliaati
j*s:ltn?3 JPo. 309 Liberty ztrttL Pittsburgh, Pa.
WILUaU KIULSm, Phl'.R... —WII. IUCUTSon, Pittsburgh.
Miller A Rlcicetson,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. IMPORTERS OP BRANDOS,
Wine* and Sagara—Nos. 172 and 174, ooroer of Irwin
and Liberty street*, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nolls, Cotton Taras,
AO- ponataiitly on hand. jy2B
William Carr A Co.,
(Wv- Carr late af tho firm of J Pamscß4Co.~)
WHOLES ALE GROCERS and Dealers in Foreign Wines
and Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified WhU
key, No. 320 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. . Jafiry
SIM CO. M'<xn<lK<s JOHN F HERRON ALEX KimKF&XMICS. ’
M’CLCK.KAS, HERRQN A CO., i
WHOLESALE Grocers, Produce Dealers and Comtnis-;
tiioo! Vlerchants, No. 243 Liberty street. '
apr22 : PITTSBUROR, PA. |
WJt. UIXGHIM - B*o. BIS6HAM
wn. BINGUAM A CO., <
FORWARDING AND COMHIStUoN MERCHANTS, !
Liberty street, opposite Penna. Railroad Depot,
anr7 Prrrsßoaon, Pa.
JEHU HAWORTH, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Dealer’
and Importer of Old Country Black Teas, French Bran
di**. Win*!*, tc'.., corner of Diamond alley and the Diamond,'
Pitt'.Mirgfc, Pa. feb2B:y
livingstosTaco.,
FORWARDERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
\ ja2o:2tn
WRI. A. JI'CLURG,
«“TEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCERY
Henry H. Coltlna,
Forwarding a sd,tooMiusoioN merchant, and
Wholesale Denier In Chaesu. Butter,Seeds, Fish, and
Produce generally. No. 2fl\Wo )D Be. Pittsburgh. [marfl
Pmiil A Murdock,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING AIERCHANB, AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Waterstreet,Cincinnati,
King A Moorhead,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS-,
No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. [my2B
Smith A Sinclair,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS—Corner Wood and First sts. !
Henry E’Calloogh A Co.,
W»I >LK4ALE GftOOBRS a«fJ Commifudon Merchant
•nra-»r of Penn and Irwla streets. Pitt«b’gh. 1 <a3;l]
: I a. GALWAY, 1
PORK PACKER AND PROVISION DEALER*
ja7:?T' 4 C >u.ur.a'7ui -Row, Libcktv street, !
The old printing establishment, (Law Jora
•itoit A Stocktos,) and BLANK BOOK AJfD STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—is prepared to execute every style af
bagal, Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Binding, and furnish every article in the Blank Book,
Paner and Stationery line, at tho shortest nottee end on the
men reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of Market
Ocoond streets.
, Printing Office and Book Bindery. No. 60 Third at. novlfl
B. T. C. Morgan,
'TVXIKSSLLBR AND STATIONED—has always bn hank.
J) a general assortment of School, Miscellaneous ahd Blank
Books, Printing, Post and Cap Paper, Aa, Wholesale and Re
tail, No. 104 Wood street, below Fifth, Bast side, Pittsburgh.
Wanted, Rags and Tanners* Scraps. ep!6:ly j
Rnuelt A Bro.,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, DEALERS IN STAN
DARD AND LlfcllT LITERATURE, and. Publishers 6t
the L O. 0. F, TOKEN, No. D Fifth, street,. Pittaburgh, I*a.
marl&'ty ;
I. W. Chari wick, ~
Deader in rags and paper, no. i« wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The highest price in cash paid ftjr rap-,
xovllrw . i
W|iu«m Glenn,
FOOKBTNDER— Corner of Third wad Wood street*, ebofe
0 -H. Kav. where he is preparaa to do every deaeriptidn
of Ruling and Binding. ( [dgfl; ;
• Waller P. Blarshakl, . T" 7
IMPORTER and Dealer In Trench and AnerioaA Paper
Hangings. Ban
- IV. 1 r >.
, *.,V&
'C?:: • ; r *:■>•>, *-Jb' -
I wwayj.y.-,nr
ST. LOUIS. Mo
Alderman Watson,
Rcraoredi
BUSINESS CARDS.
D W. HEUKTINEfi dt CO.
Co-Part n« rsti I|*.
(popart nerelitp
FEA’S SELLERS A CO.
OE M.KHS 15
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILB,
PAGODA TEA STORE
Steamboat Agents,
Teams Users, Isn’t.
00K5ER OF WOOD A3D SIXTH BTUKTS,
Pittsburgh.
W. 9. Ilaven.
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SV^vv 1 ' .;-:v
JHovumg ffr yst.
POBLI.-HED |iiu, BY GILL > Ottß & MONTGOMERY, AT THE “P‘iB '■< ILiHN 8,” •»ißibk .if flttli <Ni> .void BlilEgiS AT t«.nO PKK ANNUM. OK *6.OU WHEN PAU) STRICTLY LN ADVANCE
VOLUME xir.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSEPH FLEMING,
Cligcoimat to l.; tilooz . co.l
ORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND,' keep!
constantly an hand a fall assortment of Drag*, Medt
«ioe«, McdfcdneObestfl, Perfumer?, and all artiolee pertain
tog to bis busineM.
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all boars. : % : : j*:9y
JOE.V FLXMMO.
FLEMING BROTHBaS,
■ (Succeaeors to J. Kidd * Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGIBTB,
Jfo. GO iPuod Street* Pittsburgh, Pa,
Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane’s Celebrated Vermifuge, Liver
Pills, Ac. - jalO
t JOHN BAFT, JR.,
(Successor to JhS M’Diiffev,;
Wheleiale ani Ketsil Drugglet.
AND Dealer In PAIhTH, 01 B, DVB BTOfVs, Ac.,141
Wood street,' three doors below Virgin alley,
apr-LmAely ___ [ ' PITTSBURGH,
' JOHN U. OdBGAN, Ag’t,
WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL DRUGGIST,
avn djuxir «
Dye>stuih, Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Ac.,
No. Wood street, (oue door south or Diamond alley,
pirtßßuaag.' (ja&e
IHAI MITCHELL,
WHOLESALE AND “REfAIL'DaUQQIST,
N 0.135 Wood Street,
ja3grg] Nett door to tl Child's shoe ilubse, Pittsburgh;
-J. ABZL J. rLSHIMO.
Sotiee.
•ITM. FLEMlNGhaving sssocMedirlth JOS. ABEL, the.
O i badness will hereafter bedobddKed a Oder tb- style of
J.. ABEL a 00., at the old stand, ooraerof Smithfleid and
Fourth street*. ■; • ja«iy
! William Thorn, Druggist,
f_| AS. KEUOVED to the of HAND and PENN
XX. Streets, where he will, as, usual, attend promptly tc
hianumerous friends. .All articles to his lice are warranted
pure, and put-up with the care. marltrfim
’ B. A. Fabaeaioch * Ce^
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE—Comer First sad
Wood streets, and-oorner Wood .and Sixth. [febl. ;
R. L. ALLEN,
WflOtttAtC w '
Foreign Wines, Brandiaa, Cigars, Old Monongar
hela Bye Whisky, Ac.,
i AIjSO, RECTIPVING DISTILLEB,
( NU. 8 WDOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, BA.
TjtriNES, Braodiee, Gins, UOrdiat-, Jamaica Spirits, 8L
is.T Croix anti New Kngtand'ltum, Clarets, Ch*mpagAw, )
Scotch Ale, LoDdon .Brown Stout, Irirb, Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Monongaheia Bye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Reach,
Wild Cherry aDd Blackberry Brandies', imported Havana,
Segallf, and Principe Cteam; iiialftSpanlah and Gummoo
Cigars, all at such low puces all to challenge compalUotr
Raney Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles vf every style, and
pemijehoa of all sixes, I respectfully Invite au examina
tion of my stock, at No. 8 jWUOD Btreet, Pittsburgh,
peons. ■ . T *pr3:i >
jV»HN GHUUTT,
riIPORTKR OF BRANDIES, !UiN, WINKS, Ac,—Dealer
L Iq flats Old Mouonjcabela Wbl*ky, Peach Brand,, Ac
AJm, Rectifying Distiller, corner of Smlthflelu and Freer
streets, llttsburgh. (- ' ‘ aprl3
U *l. BrVar,
\tT UOLKSALK AND RETAIL LIQDOR MEIIOHANI
iff ISS Liberty streeu and 3j Diamond alley. feblOry
T’UiTN M’DEVIiY a UKv*.,! Uiooers and Dealers la
tl Foreign and Domestic Liquors,' Liberty street, opposite
ij«ad of Smilhflrld »L f - £34
*»-JNO E. DOWNING/ CLOTHIER, *M
ijLl Ah removed to 294 LIBEuTY street, opposite Garrison
11 alley, and No. 3 aEYENI*II, near ttaiith&eld, where
to e attention ot his friends and the public is invited to :br
stock of READY-MALE liOuDp always on hand. A!*o,
Cloths, CaxMmervs and Vestings far ordered want. A full
ase-rtmemof Furnishing Goods for gentlemen, locludiu,
li*t- of al! Lmbrcljaa, Ac', ac ja^
■oxautmi— .7 .........ix.x3XiJL» a-cunu.LT.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
A KO. «8 W,»OD eTUKLX
subscribers n-#p».*cTfull> Inform their old custom era
1 and the public in gecrral, that they haVe this day a*-
-jauateu themselvenin ib«« above bUMneea, under theflrnj
nil JOHN M’CLOSKKV AOO they respectfully solicit a
-hare o? public patrona-xe. [ 1
ITbe nreviod? bu!<ui--iv ot each wUJ be settled by Item
live* re»t*eetiv«lv f,.ho
L> LAIRD, (latte nf the firm ui Coolxt.A LuiOi,Tb»tln.
Ll/a openeii STORE NO. 9, j.two doors aln>ve the cl
•tana ,) for the purpose of jurying on the CLOTHI.V
tc SIN ESS, hopes by strict attention to buoineae to merit »
ihare ft the patronage of the firm.
j[N. B.—Clothing made to ord<jr in the mc«*t fashlnnsl-R
ernes, and on the shortest ooticp—lnferior to none In th*
Hty- jaoifry
T Jamti C, Watt,
Vlf ERCUANT XAILoR.—N*. to Fitih £tr»wt, opposite the
ffX Theatre;. Pi to. bar * h, l'a. 4 j, r «
kJ.snci htliinffir.
DNONOAHBLA PLAN! At! t\JLb“Wn#!d rwpectfltlli
inform his friend* end the duoil*. th .t his u»r e*ub
iifhment is oow in full oncranoh. at,*, that he L- prepare.! L
fdmisb Boat Cabins, and fill alj orvterr r u r' Planed Lam*K-r.
with promptness, and at the towert rates.
] Board ami Plank, i>l*oki on due or noth rid.-A, oonstaotiy
op band.
j Sash, Doora. and Moulding*, or entry acscriptton, madd tc
order.
] Builders and Carpenter® vnrnd Qnd It to thetr advantage
give him a call, as he can oow turainb thorn with planed
<tuff suitable for every dreertotton i-r w*>rk.
wm. a. Hxaaox - ..Jaxts caiaatu
« EBBBOR k CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers or an kin-in'or brass work lo
COHOTIVK, STEAM KNULNE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al
ai, Cdtton Batting !Uiuaiartur(>r>.
Foundry on Rebecca street. AUcghony City.
Office and Store, N»- PitUbufgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or earh paid. Orders loft at tha Foundry or Office, will b*
promptly attemlen u>. - ' ' lebn-.ly
JOS KPH T. jLOWHY, '
iVo. 43 Corner of P\fUi ana H r «od Sirtels,
Offioe up stairs. Entrance from Flflb street tttttburgh,
RESPECTFULLY announce ito cue public Qiat ha ba*
oommeDo-i the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with Intelligence and Ufnerai CollMiing. He will
also attend to renting. I'ersotuhn want of •erv&nta, in any
capacity, or thoaeln want or places, wjll be supplied at short
notice. All business entrusted to his care promptly at
tended to. j
References—T. J. Bigham, Ekq., Richard Qpwan, Baq.. W
0. Leslie. Dr. Alax. Black. ! agave klackerai, A. A. Mason,
MaffltA_old._ janlB
h. sttxrr austsats
J. v uaaxxtT
01. GRAFF A. CO., -
Western Foundry, No. 124 Weod street,
PITTSUUmOU, PA.,
\X ANUFACTUREU- OF COOKINO STOVES, Coal and
-Tl Wood Stores,. Parlor {Stoves,JJoUow: Ware, Plain and
Fancy Uratea, Plain and. Fane .Fend era, Sad and Dog Irons.
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettlm, Wagon Boxes, Ac. [ja3 iy;
Austin Loomis.
REAL ROTATE AGENT, Merchandise, Stock, aad Bill
Broker, Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (above Wood.) The
suosenbvr having opened an offlee at the above plaee, for the
purpose or negotiating’Leona, Bills, Bonds, Mortgages, and
aU otherXnstrnments for the security of Money, and for the
pnrenase and sale of Stocks. Will also give prompt and
particularattention to baying, selling, ranting of aod learn
az i.cai Estate. ’ [jy?j : ~ AUSTIN LOOMIS. _
ichnehman A Hannifin,
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite the Postcfllre
Rtteburgb. Map?, Landscapes, Bill Heads. Show Bins,
Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings. Rusinets and
Visiting Cards, etc:, Engraved or Drsen, on Stone, Printed
■n OoJ&ra, Gold, Bronse,or Bjack,fn 'the most approved style,
and at the moat reasonable priwe. octlbJy"
S.n’Klniey,
FTODSE, SIGN, AND-ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, AND
"IX .Dealer In Paints—No. 44 «L Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Has oonMmntiy oti hand all kinds oi Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan and'Oopd Tnrhiih I fnnerrl fill. Boiled OH,
Spirits Tarpestioe, Window Glass oi air shies, Putty, Psfeit
Brashes. all of the towt quality, and for mile at reasona
ble prices. ' sepll
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BBHI9ART.
W. T. MCDONALD. M. A- PatsciPai.
THE next session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the sth of Beptemoer next, at the room cor
ner of Ferry and .liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Yeeder . . v
Refcrpsau—VLan. A. W—Loomis. 0. Knap, £L F. Yon
onborsC R:,; Ml Mur. jv. auirlid
_ “jACOBIH’CSLLPJTEn,
WHOLESALE AND UK CALL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
45D»s4L*a iftrau. gisne or
Tobacco, Snuff, and Clgars»
- -Ko. 26 fifth sL, PddburgK, Pa.
49!* Keeps constantly on hind a. large supply of aU the
various brand.* of imparted Cigar*. jfeg
_ JOSEPH CHAPMAN,
WHOLESALE ASO KETAIL DEALER IN
' 111 POKTB D. CIO A HS,
my2:ly ' No. S 3 Harkrt sthset, Pirreßmon.
Tile Greatest Invention of the Age, .
a TO A> -UD Uuiso uo{ile«xant lbetiugA that usually
aoeompeny the weariogof n n««r Hat, th*» COVFUK
MATOR, lately Imported from Paris, form* the Hat to
the exact end sla- - f the head. A neat fit, and a good
Hat may De bad at 77 Wood Htreut.
*prB • tVM. D.»TTGLAS
NEW PAPER iniLL.I
CANTOS. OHIO.
rIMIER. ANDBRMIN 4 CO., have justfitarted ihelr pa*
per mill at the <bora place, whfre they will be happy
to receive orders for printing and wrapping paper of all
else*. ’ • • fc*b27:tf
/»s-A "’A. Tindle, " . “
WHOLESALE and Hetail SADDLE. HARNESS,
VALISE and CARPET BAG manulmo
• torer. No.-IDS Wood street. l*tttaburgb, pa.
John H. Mellnr, :
AN'D RETAIL DEALER TN MUSICAL
ff -irINSTRUMfINTfI. M&aos,Hnric, Bcfrool Books sod
Stationery, No. 122 Wood street. T ]aol
a. j. jJiaiUAct, j*.
HAGAN A AHt|
WHOLESALE un-l Retail Dealers io Silks, fhncy and
Staple DRY GOODS, No*. 91 Mt*ket and 8 Uni™
3 treat, Pittsburgh. apr4
E. WHI TE HOUSE) "
Fancy silk and wuolkn dyed and cleaner,
No 7 ISABELLA Bt, near (be Emmet Hotel,
a«r4 AUKoarwr.
Thomas M. Little,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between
Wood ted Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
All kinds of Jewelry made end repaired. CapSdy
S. OPTgBXMM—......I .. -..a, L. 00TOBXAT.
. B. CDTHBERT 4 SOlf, '
r>KAL EBTATB AND GENERAL AGENTS, AV-50
£V SmUhjuld ftrat. hgrl
tf&rtu'
HLBE, (roooigaoa ro ttnrar a Lx*,) WOOL DEAL
c BRAND COMHISaTON MERCHANT, for the sale
of American Woolen Goods, No. 139 liberty ,fmy4
• • • '■ L B. H«Twaufd»; ~
DBAI£R fo BOOTS,SHOER-TRUNKS and LZQUDRN
and BRAID HATB, corner of Market and Liberty ste.,
BtelTd Plitabdrgh, Fa. __ JeX-Ly
' 1 0 : ' BARR AiiOBER, ' , -
: A PhUoHaIL No. 7* Third street,
A. Pittsburgh; and east ride of theDUuumd,' Allegheny.
Tyl**a
ReiLOVaf
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. 1854.
BUbINEiiS CARDS.
JOSHUA RHODES * CO.,
WHOLESALE FBTJITEBS ft COITFECTIOSEES,
39 Wood St., PirrsßCMn, Pa.,
HAVE on bund and an receiving the following Goods,'
which they offer at the lowest market rates: —
: 76 bags I vice Almonds; 20 boxes Uaocaronl;
;25 “ Sicily do 20 “ Vermicdla;
25 bales Bordeaux do 60 u Farina;
16 bags Shelled do 60 “ W. Rock Candy;
60 “ Filberts; 26 “ ANo.l do
60 “ Walnuts; 10 u Bed do
00 “ Cream Nats; 16 “ Caper* j
600 bushels Pea Nuts; 16 Olives;
‘25 bbls. Texan Pecans; 76 M ‘ Gone Drops;
24 '** Illinois do 100 “ Ixmenges;
2000 Cocoa Nats; 60 “ Jujube Paste;
200 boxes German Plums; 60 dos. assorted Pickles;
•24 kegs do do 80 “ “ Preserves;’
lObbls. do do 100 “ Pepper Baucc;
. Prunes, glass jars; 10 cases Sardines;
10 “ “ 6mcybxs4 , 6. “ ** hf. bxs.
60 casks Currants; 2 ** “ % do
20 cases Citron; **“ ' - "
, 200 begs Brasil Sugar;
200 boxes Cluster Raisins; 40 bbl* 8- C. Sugar;
100 hf. “ M. &. do, 25 Covering’s Sugar;
200 qr. “ •* do 10 eases Llquorim;
200T»Xes No.l Herring; 25 boxes RefM do
100 “ Scaled do 20,000 Principe Cigars;
1 ease Maee; 10,000 Havana do
1 bbh Nutmegs; 16,000 Regalia do
1 “ Cloves; 2,600 Half Spanish Cigars; r 4
26 gross Blacking; OOgr. Mre. Miller's F. Cut
'26 baskets Salad Oil? • 60 gross Anderson's dn
;SOff * CO,
J. C &NDB
>t, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
i foreign Vruics, Nuts, Spin**, '
i, Ctg&xs, Ac.,Ai!. TUlabu. Figs,:
Lines, Datr#, Citrons, Almonds,-I
its, Pea Ndta, Ooco» Nats, Pi'.e.
Iw, B*nees, Bock Cendy, Yer
. Ac. sprao-.lj
.HTKKPR.gB WORKS.
, Ho. 6 Wood rtreei
11 1 HOLEBALE Dealer* in
W Confectionery, Sagan,
Prunes, Orange*, Lemons, Lit
KUborUt Walnata, Cream Nal
Apple Gbe fe, Sardines, pfok)
tnirelU, Baerarool, Olirs Oil.
a 0.134 woodpoufa, r nvaon below vowra *uat.
sewn 4 txtlet.
rft BBfl IMPORTERS ud manufecturere of
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES. Ac. We
■V keep a- general assortment of the above
article*constantly on hand; together,
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. A Leo, Gunn, lie*
tola mod Revolvers, Fiaska, Horn*. Shot Belt*, Cepe, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bo vie, Dirk Hooting and Pocket Knives;
Teller* end Heir Dreeeers' Sheers; Pocket Scissors, Ac.-
Also. Trusses sod Supporters.
Jobbing end repairing neatly executed.
RIFLES!—We ere making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the: best meterial, and vorluneoshlp warranted—
Order* rood Ted (hr them et Wholesale or Retell, will be fill-,
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied et Wholesale
prices. myU
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
THE subscribers are now opening at their now Wareroom-
NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, the largest assortment of 011ANDEL1EKA, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, end ell articles connected vttGas Fitting,
ever offered tn this market. Haring arrangement* made
by which they will be constantly in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they eonfldentlr Invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. We are determined to sell as
low as any honse In tbe West, and being practical Gas Fit-;
tars, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles :
Is this lino. '
We enntione ns heretofore to fit up buildings of every de
scription for gu. water and steam.
Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO ,
. mar22:v No. IU9 First street.
GKOROKBLETCUKft,
mow NEW TOBK,
. MASUFACTUIIERof the celebrated
\ GdcMiner Ventilating Wig, Elastic
1 Band Toupees, and every dvscripli'-u
I of Urnamenlal H«ir, Lr »c;i
W Centfotoeo, 79 FoUKTID STREET,
between Wood and Market, li't*-
Burrrnxx** system enables LedW
Y and tieuUeciento measure tfceir hj-t-i*
g i SjW with accuracy.
No. The pound of tho Head.
No. 7 From the forehead oxer the bead ip uck, No. U
No. ?, Frauj ear to ear, over ibe top.
No. 4 Fr«.i» ear U» ear, round the K>feh**a<l.
Fcr.T* u;,e*4. to enter tne top of the bead only—a j-aper
pafU'TT. the exact sba|— of the bald part |nn 4
Sew Conch aud Carriage Factory I
JOEFSTOS, BROTHERS k CO.,
Gbracr of Rebecca and Brlmrmt sTreatr, Ml*g‘ icrj, C-.ty,
1 WOULD respectfully inform thfjr frleo-i*
| ttif public generally, that they Imve
1< commcarei the manufacture «<’Carriage*.
: «»—Rocha* ar«,Kuggle*,Sii*:.;h* and,
Chariots, in all thrir various*tvlr» of fir.Dh unJ pi--.p-T'Joti.'
All order* * ill be ex«**u*-d with *tri''t*rejnr>l to -iurel'il.t;.
apd b»M»uty of finish. Repair* will *!*o attended to on
tie oo»t reu*oijahU terms. Using in nU lb«ir work the
b*wt Eastern Fiiaftc, IMe«.nqJ Wheel stuff, they foe! <->n6*
dent that all who favor theta with their patronage, will be
perfectly rattled or. trial of their work.
Purchaser* are requested to pi T *“ u* a call, before pnr.ba
ting eisew here! "C*M>
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENY CITY,
tbs aanJMJ.vn mno.v.)
t FAMILIES eriil i>« • appl**! wttbnurvorimiagrad** rf
' FRK.SU OU..LND FLOUR,
Ry h-aviog tl>»lr order* at tne Mill nr in our boxes at
iAgan. Wflaon A Co.. Woooyftreetor Braun A Reiter,cor-
•T Lllwrty aod St. Clair street*. l*ltL«l,urgli.
II- P- Srhwartx, or J. T. Kara Die. Drupci>t*, Allagheoy.
Flour will bedeliverM to taiml'.estfi cither *f the two cities
Tuna; CASH on deliver*.
BRYAN. KENNEDY A PO.
H A K l> W A K i:
FOR
Saddle™ aud Carriage Makers,
11. T. I.KKCLI, JR.,
So. 131 Wood atieet,
FI I'TrißU KG 11.
Also, CloUu, Damukt, Lace«, Mon, Bent Stuff,
Bpringi, kc , Ac. ■
'I'KAS! TEAS! I’EAS!- A WORTH, the original and
1 only importer iu this?' . tne best Congo Tea* from
London. it* now w«-ivln£ a v . large end choice selection
of TEAS, which be n deter i-vi to Mil! at ouch pricer and
Onenear of quality, that all toe recaieea puffer* in thbor
the next dly cannot beat Ur most respectfully invite* the
ladles and gentlemen of this and the surrounding district*,
wtlhoQt distinction of nation, to call and try bis Teas,
which ha sella *al4**et to he retnmvd, If they don't fire
tmtlefartioa. jibe followiacar* the prices:
Prime Oolong, Souchong and Congo, 37 cents lb.
A venr superior English breakfast Congo, 60c $ ft.
Extra fine, a Tory tlallciooa Congo, 75c. ft.
Pine Young llyAin, 4(tfn£>oc.s ®.
.Extra fine Young Hyson and Imperial, Tfic. V ft.
Yery beet Young Yyaon and Imperial, fl lift.
Don’t mistake the place--PAGODA TEA STORE, corner
of Diamond ami Diamond alley ' A liberal redaction made
to deaioni ' , IspSl v
NEW MUSIC iTuKE—The subscrD-era have opened at
No. 83 fourth street, a choice collection of music and
EQua.nU Instrument*, Italian and German I'trings, Pianos,
by U. Erard, of Paris, and Mr. Arnold;.Flutes; by M. Kuler,
Frankfort, .A. M 4 Clarionets, do. Alt kind* of brass instra*
mentsfrom the lw*t French manufactories, all of which we
offer to the public on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that we can render entlrn satisfaction. ,
H. SCEIROKDKR A 00., No. 88 Fourth st
H Schroeder and G. Anton will give Instruction* on the,
piano, .violin aud guitar. ! sep23
& WILLIAMS,
HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE,
MAMUIMOTUaxa* or
CMlson Furnace*, Wrought Iron Tubing,
And Fittu*os roa Staxu, Gas oa Warn.
No. 26 Market street, Pittsburgh.
a#* We hare sold our Furnaces, Patterns, Ac.,to Messrs.
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom we eordlally recommend
to the patronage of the public.
la3:jj BCAIFB, ATKINBON A OKELY. 3
Depot ox LongworthA Zintmerman’i Ca
tsvrDa Wlnci and Brandy.
Til R unaersizued Das received and offers for sale, at Cin
cinnati meet, a large quantity oT Logworth A Zimmer!
man’s cnoice ana world reuowned Sparkling, Dry and La
dles’ HwtetUatewba Wines. Burh as may desire to procure,
an excellent article of Native Wine, (the pare juice of the*
grape,) will find mr establishment the place for the gratifi
cation of tbair desires. Thn Catawba Brandy, distilled from
-the genuine Urape. is declared by many excellent judges,
equal Id navor to the bast imported Cognac.
D. FICKEISEN,
iaS» No. 137 Liberty street
Cargo’* DaguerrSttype anil Art Gallery,
ApSlo Building, No. 70 Ftkirih tlrtc(,{next to
Carpel Emporium.)
R. M. CARGO a 00. having fitted up the most
K( ample rooms in the city with mammoth sky and
W aid* lights, offer First Class LIKENESSES, in
style to suit all, varying in price according to
MBjMftsUe and quality of cam, Ac. tt&»9uperior Oil
by the best artists, for sale, and on ex-
ThlbiUon during the day and evening. Citizen s and stran
gers are invited to call and and Paint
ringa. ; apr27
Lo«n Office.
JOIIN A. O’BRIEN, 67 SUITUFIKLD STREET, between
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loaned on Gold and
Silver Plate, Diamonds, Gold and Silvir Watches. Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Guos and Pistols, Feather Rods, Fur
uitore, and all kinds of articles—for. any length of time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably 10-rer than'
’iMretefore. Private entrance through the hall door. Ali
business transactions JOrictiy oonfldt-ntial
Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being nut of
dat-, unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Biivor Watch
-1 es, Jowelry, c., always on hand. aprlQrfitn
—. : N EW“BEED "9TOR B 1;
JAMES WARDROP,
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the most Improved
breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, Hemp, Millet, Rone and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will be furnished composed' of the finest FLOWERS, via-;
CameUas, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (in-potsj
fbrChristinasTrees.'fh>m the Seeffand Horticultural Btore,
No. 49 Fifth su near Wood. dec2o
vsniame the Smoke.
r pHE subscriber having the exclusive right tomanufsc
. JL ture ana sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE
IQONSUMING FURNACE. U> prepared to receive orders,and
contract fbr besting buildings with the most economical
Farnaets now in use. The attention of those interested Is
solicited. Anr imormation can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BARNDOLLAH,
dec24:tf I Iron City Stove Warehouse. No. 184 Wood ft.
' Warren’s ( ongresi Ink,
rUS INK is prepared by a porelv chemical process, and
is vwrdhltd to contain nothing injnriout to metaliepmt.
It la pale when first need, but by exposure te the afr be
comes gradually of a xnoet Intense and permanent black.
For arte in bottles of vari nu sixe, by wholesale or retail, at
sepB W. A HAVEtf’S
- War use. Market street, corner of 2d.
A CARD.—Mr. ti. ANTON and u! SCHROEDER would
A..raspaatf|ijly atmonnes to the dtisens of Pittsburgh and
Aliegbcny that theywfll give instructions mi the Piano,
Goiter. Yfcdla. and nate. Inquin at H. Befaroeder A Co.'s
Teton met. • sep3B
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW CARPETS
J. Spring Stylei.
AT THE OHKAi’ CARPhT WARETIOCBB, No. 82
THIRD 3treeL—We are now receiving and opening
oneof the largest and choicest ftoeks of Carpetings, Oil-
Cloths, Mats, Matting, Rugs, Ae-, ever exhibited west of
New York. The stock bas been selected with great care.
Persons lo want.of any articles in onr line, are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Onr assortment consists in
part of the following, vit:
Royal Veivetand Brussels Carpetings;
Tapestry Brussels;
Aubnssoo Carpets; ,
Extra Imperial and Super Three.ply; t
Patent Tapestry Ingrain;
Superfine and Fine Ingrain;
Worsted and Wool Carpets;
Wool and Cotton do
Yenitian 2-4 %, % and 44;
Hemp Carpets, very cheap;
IJstandKsg, do i
White and Check Canton Mattings, %, 4-4, b-4. and 6-1;
Goooa Matting,24, %, 44. A-4, and 64 ;
Spanish Matting, very cheap;
Elegant Mosaic Rugs, $6O per pair;
Axministar, Chenille, and Tufted Buga, all prices;
Fancy English Sheepskin Mata, $1 & per pair;
Colored do do do from $2.60t0 $5 each;
Together with a large selection of Oocoa, Jute, Adelaide,
Velvet, and other Mats;
Embossed and printed doth table and piano covers, of
entirely new designs, very' rich.
Damask table and piaoewovers; also worsted damask by
the yard, toilnelt, doylera, Ae.
A great variety of patterns in floor oil-cloth, from 2 to 24
feet wid?.
Buff Hollands for windows, SO, 32,34,36, 38, 40, 42,44,
nches wide.
Gold bordered shades, entirely new, very rleh.
Window shades of every description.
Oval and hollow stair-rods, carpet binding, tacks, Ac.
Also, tha P.cyal Turkish Bath Towels, together with every
thing usually kept in Carpet Houses. “ Small profit* and
quick sales.” C. B. HKADLY A CO ,'
marS-Joae 82 Third street.
J, A. JONES BCCHta.
JONES & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
/VwnryfeaiuVi Ra&road, foot of TAt'rtf sf_ Harrisburg, Pa.
HAVING increased our which L* now of the
most improved order, and having added sutny facili
ties for dispatching work, we are now manufacturing First
Class
STKABV ENGINES,
FOR FURNACES AND ROLLINU MILLS,
Blowing Cylinder*, Boiler*, Farnaoe, Bolling,
SAW AND GRIST MILL MACHINERY A CASTINGS,
Gas and Water Pipes, Uydrartx, Retorts, Lamp Posts, Hitch
ing Posts, Columns, Girders, Bhaßiug, Hangers,
Brackets, Cellar tire tee, Bathing Tube, Spouts,
VVrandaAs and Ornamental Castings.
W« p*7 particular attention lo the manofoctnro and con
struction of Cast Iron
Fronts for Homes and Stores.
Having aueiiciu-iv* asaoitment of beautiful Carr-4 pat
tern* of most approved architectural order, our great
focliiries for manufacturing and shipping enable us u> com
pete with our ritia*.
Parties erertiog Furnaces or Bo.Uog Mills, Mill Owner*
and Mill-Wrigbts, will find P much to tbetr advantage to
call and examioe our exu-n-ite stock of Patterns before
building
JROS A .YD lilt ASS CASTINGS,
Of every deec.-ip ion; rn.lth Work. Pattern Making,
Dace aud Foree Tuyae,-.. fumi-.h-d to order. i ciri2 v
CHINA
MsKKr.T fcTRKF.T
XTOW o-ened nar rf th» largest and be*t selsctod stocks
LI of CHINA. GLAM* aod QL'EKNRWAKII.ever bruuaht
to lhl« market: mnsirUng In part c.f W hlte Iron i>in
ncr. Tea end TdM Ware, whi'-it we would pnrtiruiarly Id
;it« the Ledie* to rail and examina, aa the shape* an en
tirely new and the war.; T-ry *up*xkWfhaving some twelve
different patterns of To|!,t Ware, eilb* r iD full relt- or
11 wl« and il*i-brr.« separate. We are seiiir.g them at very
moderate pries*.
A!«i.» very hand.-n ini- a.-ssertment of FrenH, China Ten
and Dinner setts, or separata piece* cf pUIn wkit , goiJ
bond, or fuciy ;attcm».
Our tockVif Flour \ascs (r>nsists of over £ft> d.ffi-recl
patb-ru*. very t- auUiui, ar-.i ranging fr« n lift? <-cuf« j**r
pair ti» tliirty dollar-. lUring au large an ar-.rUumt, we
tr-i font: lent • i euitlr.if at; i**:e*.
n-lLauis T-a I‘..i . nnj Oreaui«. Silver Piatol
F<*rk-«, rpo**n* iDkliut.rr limio. luanw anliorks c t
rarl«‘u« n;y|c», from •'-.iiuicti t|„ Ctr,.!, S.iar l.s-up*.
Hall I.*tnp*, Glrur. lnJee, and Hi-uw* Furntahing
BO.'t'N W AitK—o; th|a wr h*>e a large assort
ment, |wrtt<-uia;. r the Dura -nd Pattern, which b-.k* sj
soil a* the i«c:t cut. and eel\. .it !*►* lln.-i • r.« tb.T~.i lb*
price. Also, » oiti.p;cie s»t«-k >,f Pittsburgh lilass
The public an* rwpeeifully in»iti*l to cwR and examine
ourgexijs. JOHN J. o LEAKY,
N.-. &2 Marl «t «t.. I. «'o Th«r«l ai.4 P-urth.
rayl- tf cf trfisite r,.w<r£* h Wnhe's
lOWA KOI HDR Y
No 103 W<K'D PTKKfcT.
JOHN C. PARRY, i*uer«i*dk to J. C. Parry A On ,1 bogs
sr-inform U**< u»L>ru< rr f ti.e old firm, and the public
generally, that he La* u.>* Land*, aad 1* .-Lit-urif-iy «o
gageii in fUHTmfbctMing. v-ery d— of t'Ahnxiid—
la.h aa: Patent Chili'-J Roi!*. Kf-!tie* and Curbs;
Patent Kettle®. V t p, l’r-‘ *>!.. Ash. lL«'llle«,
f r the ciAnufaclitr- -f Can* cast >m a palrnt
E**r*tt. known asJ.O Parry's, at 1 are «upori< r f: r dura
iiily to auy other, aod acid lower than tlu-se made <>q tha
old plan.
lI'.I!AA)W WARE—A g-.ncral Ma'-rtmeat, all new
and lmprpvad pattern*. Vt u >.».*-» I* >z lnms. Sad Irons.
At.. Ac.
Rolling MUI Oastitiga, and Machinery of erery description,
always on Land or made to or!*r.
Ocwk Stove*. KltiLec Kang**, and Coal fltovea, of every
dearription ; lowa Ctv.-k tilove*. flvesiie*, which receii«*l the
first priae fur W»5O aud ’s6l, at the kgricultural Fair i.f Al
legheny County, Pa., and r-vrtauicmS'j by fiJLn-n hundred
persons; Kntarpriae lV*-k i-tnve*. • jut *i-.e* ; Preniiara Cook
Dtovea ; Egg and Radiator Coal htoves; Parlor store*, Ar.
Parlor Grate* and Kurwler*, great variety, beautifully
•oamell>4. Comcoa Urates,and building material of every
daarrtptlon.
A grwat variety of Ornamental Balling.for Cemeteries and
Fencing.
Ptmghs And Gzstir.gs —A large st4«:k of ail the
kind* in use. and will he *ohl at reduced rrirea. nail's Pat
•ft» Lever, True Aiarriiain, Kgvn'N Craoe’a, KlnkaW'*,
Woorij'. Peac.M-k'*. Hull's. TruprovcJ Hull, Ac.
/>ou kU Hotighs.— T.ie Miehigv.n lA.'jt-le Plough, which
lias taken tii* premium at the Stair Fair* tf New York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio,and wberevarit has he>n exiiiblted.
Iron and Nails. Stove Pipe and Tlu Ware —all of which I
will tell at the lowest prbvs.scd lnvite tha
Onblie to glv* maa rail, at tbs old stand. No. 193 Wood st.
• ••to* 'fimj e> ptupv
ALLEGHEN YTo'.B G E .
80L09I0N SUETTER A CO.
(Late Bisael A Semple's Rolling Mill ) on the t>ank of Lhe
Allegheny, below the et. Clair Btrewt bridge,
AIASUSKWT CITT, Pa.
f|MIK proprietor* rexpeet/uUy inform tbe nubik that,
X haying made cxUnMve additions to tbefr i*f-t*bli*h
meet, the; are prepared to manutsetore. on the rea
sonable terms, Iron Work for Bridga*. Car Axles, Quarry
Work, Stone Cutter*' and Masons* Toole, Shafting Mill
Gearing, Machine Work In general, and heavy Forging, of
every description. Also, lIoRSE SHOES manufactured by
Shetter" i t’aUni Unrtt Shoe Machine. Tbe Horse Shoe Ma
chine will be in operation about tbe miodlo of February,
when all order* for Shoe* will meet with prompt sttentjon.
Mill Pick* mad* and dressed. Order* sent by mall or tele
graph attended to or tbe altorteat nntW-e, juH:y
kTT EKPR IBKK OUNDttY;
HarcAourc, Federal itreet, near the UnJcje.
rTAVINQ fitted up toy establishment with ail the lat*«t
I | improvements. embracing every facility fur maoufao
turlng in Lho boat and cheapest style; and owniug tb* ex
clusive right in J.J Johnson's Box Smoothing I on*. and
John .Tohnaou’a Self-healing Cnarnoal Irons, patented Jan
uary 10.1854, superior to anything of the Id old in thu mar
ket, and also having a patented improvement fur moulding
the above Iron*, Wagon Boxes, and Pipit Boxes, 1 am pre
pared to sell wholesale and retail on fair term*.
Any per*..os wishing-to purchase the right for moulding
upon the improved plan, and manufacturing any or all of
the above article*, will please address
C. KINGSLAND,
myaO-.Sm . Allegheny city.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.
JAMES UOUU ba* mutd up ill spleudid style hi* store,
No. 89 Market street and No 6 t’ulon street, between
Fifth street and the Diamond, and ha* now completed his
Spring stock of BOOTS, SHOES,SLIPPERS, GAITERS. Ac.,
nod Palm L*-af, Pe-Jal,Dustin and Braid HATS, tn which ho
invit-e tbe attention of all purchasers, whether al whole
sale or retail.
This stock 1* one of the largest ever opened In this city,
and embraces everything worn by the iadies of Philadelphia
and New York, and he trusts cannot fail to plcseo all.
Great care has been given In selectlug the choicest g«xl3;
all of which be warrant*.
He also continue* to manufacture, is heretofore, all de
scriptions of Boots and Shoes, and from this long experience
of over twenty years in business in this city, is, he trusts,
a sufficient guarantee that those who favor him with their
castotu, wilt he fairly dealt with apriOitf
J Wholesale and Retail
boot and ri u ok manufactory.
THE subscriber, having engaged exten-irely in the
manufacturing of BOOT 3 and SUORi*, of all kinds,
for men, women, and child on, 1* now prepared to sell to
dusters bv wholesale such go«-dx os they may want, at prices
a* low n* they can Ik* bought East; and any particular kind
or »ixu made to urdur at sh'irt notice. Union* and cnils so
licited fr<>iu Dealers iu and out of the city, as it wilt bo to
their udvuntng*. to call h-lore purchasing elsewhere.
Customer work made a* heretofore.
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker*
No. 00 FOURTH 6TKKKI’, NEAR WOOD,
(Directly opposite the. Mayor't Office.)
nE IS WELL PItKP tRKD to furnish all Goods in Id*
line, and will warrant them not to be ipkrior to any
similar articles io the city, lie l J well prepared to do all
kind-* of custom work, and has in his employ a corps of
wrrkmen, wbocannot be mndlod in the city. The public
are respectfully requested to call at his establishment. and
examine his Good*. [apriWm
STOCKS VO F A CT o R _ Y~,
NO *J4 FIFTH STHFET.
Sign of the: OLD STAND.
WILLIAM DALY ha* returned from the Manufactur
ing Hosiery Districts of Europe, where he ha* pur
chased, for cash, a very extensive ana well assorted stock of
tbe best description* only of Stocking*, Socks. Undershirt.-,
Drawers, Gloves; also, new etylfe of Children's and ML****’
Fancy Stockings, together with bis domestic stock of Pitts
burgh Manufactured Hosiery. He will sell by wholesale or
retail at New York Importers* price*.
WILLIAM. DALY A 00.
Remember tbo place—No. 34, Sign of THE OLD STAND.-
my 23 ___
PAUL KLEINER has removed his LITERARY DEPOT
from No. 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the
Theatre, where be will be happy to eee his farmer patrons,
and all others desirous of purchasing any of the cheap Li
teraturn of the day. apr7:ly
PEKIN TEA STORE,
BY-A. JAYNES,
No. SS F\fOi ttreet, *beftwsn'Wtod and Market, xoiUA tide
Sold Wholesale and Petafl. ja&vj
BLOUTiI k BRO., East Birmingham, maaufiacturers of
« Bar Iron, and small Iron ot all descriptions, and
make, also, tbs flnestouality of Hood*, Rounds end Squares.
JVLsaveocdtn kr lion in the box,at the eify Post
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ALLEGHENY CITY
TUGS. A HINTON, Agent,
No. 49. Bt. Clairstreet
McLaughlin*
Removsl.
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PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S ■ j,
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE.
IVe. 173 CHESTNUT BTREET,
(Oppositx Isdspevdxhcx Hall.)
Phlladelplilw*
FTOFITUBE, IK EVERY STYLE!
Comprising LouisXlV, Louis XV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern style;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,Satinwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished in the
best style, equal to, if not excelling in qual
ity, tbe Goods of any Establisb
mentfn the United States.
EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren
tices being positively excluded,jand using the best ma
terials, the work cannot foil to give satisfaction to par
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which meann oJI tbe articles in each room correspond lo
style andouallty, and tbe immense stock always cr band,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste .n a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To i'lvc au idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I need
only inform you that my Rooms are 176 teetlong, by 27 feet
wide, mur noors in uumber; with Shops conliiruoup. suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee tbut tbe
work is all done under my own immediate Inspection.
J?*Tbe Packing is oil done in tbe Store, and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Phila
delphia are respectfully invited, as purenasers or otherwise,
to call anu examine the Goods. au2stly
WORLD’S FAIRS,
London, 1851, sand Now York, 1853
TRIUMPH OVER THE COM PETITION OF THU WORLD
A THE first and only PRIZE MEDALS for Har-
nes* at the Great Exhibitions in London, 1861.
' and in New York, IS63L was awarded to
Uf M LACEY A PHILLIPS,
Messrs. LACEY t PHILLIPS, at their extensive estab
lishment, Nos 12,14 and 16, South Fifth street, Philadel
phia, keep the largest stock of ready-made Harness and
ciddlea of any house lo the United States They have
reduced the business of manufacturing to such perfect sys
tem, that, for quality and price, they are beyond all com
petition. The best of Leather only is used, and no'paln*
are snared to reach perfection in every article.
It 1* acknwledged. that for elegance, lightness, comfort
and real value, tbe UarneßS aod Saddles of Lacey A Phil
lipHKurptsa all others. They Inviteaclose'examinationof
their stock.
Attention is called to the following scale of prices:
Good, pliln, serviceable Single Harness sl*l.oo to $2.%00
“ f»ory “ •• .4 28,50 to 35,00
“ plain Double Home**, 40,00 to $O,OO
They have a branch of their establishment at New Or
leans, No. 81 Charles street.
Oonntrv Harare* Slaters can be supplied with Harness
cheaper than they can manufacture them. H
49- A number of HARNESS MAKERS are ofgred con
stant employment, tbe year round. The highest wages
given. Appljto LACEY A PHILLIPS,
No, 12,14 and IC, Soutß'Flflh street, osar Minor street,
Philadelphia, Pa. J . f r b2
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEF II nOORIDUB.
0031MIS8IUN ANI FORWARDING MERCILANT,
No. 3a ConaitaaL, bilot Pisi Brass*.
81- Louts, Bio.,
CONSIG NM ENTS an 1 Coouniesion* wiil treat with prompt
and personal *Um»tJon, and advamrs will be
given When required, ea Corndgiuaent* or Billsof Lading,
(n Aana.
Order* tor the purchase of Lead, Grain. Hemp »M other
Prodnee. will 1* promptly filled at tbe lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Mermandlsc and Pro
duce will meet with care and dispatch: the lowest
rati 1 * of Freight wiil afway* be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Drayageas touch os posaible avoided.
itrtktxcb
Pag* A bacon, Pt. Louis; Ellis A Merton. dncinnatl;
Charles*, Blow A Co., do; Strader A Uormaa, do;
Chcutrao * Valle, do; IJok«« A Frazer. vR;
Dean. Kmg A Cl>., do; Springer A Whitiunan, do;
J. W, liutur A Bro.,Pittsbh; E.O. Gooouman A Oo. t de;
D. Leech A Cr- . do; E. A CrYarnaJl A Oo.,Pklladn;
Wm. li:>lts«9> A Co., do; Morgan. J. U.Burk
Illfo* A Jdarrb. New York. U. B.Ccmegv*, ' do;
Tn-et A lorre-t, do; Shields A Miller, do;
Cbarie* A. Meirs. do; Ju»lab Lee A Baltimore.
A" G fare A Ho*;.-a ; A Vxbam J. Ccle, do;
llo»»;4,»(8il\, Ji-; W. ii. Reynold*. Louisville;
H. D. Newcomb A. Bro.. do;
T C- Twictel! A C--‘..Cc*tr.mi«ion Merctiasta. New Orleans.
flft.l have an < r-en !‘t>i:;*? of Insurance, which will cor>-r
all »hij*m-nt* to cn a-l.lr-*s. wbrn advised Uy tetter p«*r
oiail. or » ben endorsed os billsof lading before,t>r at the
time of snipment. Vf^IUIDGI^
tort w. W|ju->itri
Bay Wood Bariery uad Gardens.
JAMKi* KENNEDY, Manager cf the well-known Sy-.
racu*e N<i*eri<s. Nc» York.i t»!gs leave to Infirm tbe
publK tLa! hr har now «itaMi*he.i an KXTENFIVK NUK
BKKY.r-n tbr Farm of Mr.J-.nesß. Negley, near Kast Lib
erty. where bv shall be prepared. afWr tho sti> ioetaut, to re
«dvc and fill chli-r* fur ovrry of Fruit aud ftrnamcn
tal Trees, Har-1; lujiirs-i. Ilcu-o Shruhe aod Plants In
adiiith-n lo * oh--ire*nd ?ujaTlor «'.ocli on hand, he bajuoiatie
arraegemvnes wt;ij uo* of the largest N'arseriesizi the Idut,
ti> keep up bissupplv. Uavicg a thorough and longexpe
rieore m thr buftioff*. hr can assure his customers ;>erfoct
vatisfartion.
Mr. Kennedy would alv> respectfully offer hU servicee In
Jerigning, laylngoct, asni managing Rural Cemeteries. Pub
lic Parks, or tbv grounds of Country -Residenres; ao-1 will
al*i furnish plar« for the formatinn of Lawns, Approachee,
Picturesoue SL-»-nery. Ac., in ti« blgbeet styfesof tbe art.
Practically acquointrrj with every branch of Landsrape
Gardening, aod liaviug spent years in the Bvirian Park* of
England, and os tbe b**attfUJ banks of the Uudron, he
hopes be has the capacity to meet the wishes of those- who
favor him.
4aF*Communication* ran be addressed through tb* City 5 *
Post Office, or left at the Ware hr use or Meoara. N eider 4
Mohan.« Wood street
KKKMttTf * CO.
Notice to Stockholders.
«>rri -t or Pmimrantt axp Onyxmavu.Lt R.R. C0.,1
PilUfmiyh, June 2&ib. IsM. )
ACUKRAHLY to s Resolution of tbe B'-ard of Dfriicinrs
«.f ilie I’l ' TSbUßtlll AND CONNKLUxVIU.B RAIL
ROAD OoMPANY, «üb«Tlbrr, to the Stock c»f»aM Company
an* hereby notified that the fif h INSTALMENT OF FIVK
DOLLARS per hhant on tb'-ir -ur-Acriptioh* will be due and
payable on the FIFTKKxTII DVY OF JULY n«xt, (tbe
first. second, third, and f.urth instalment* of t«o dollar*
and fifty cents per share. haring heretofore beett called In,)
and aim, FIVE DOLLARS PER SIIAKR on theAfterstb
day of EACiI EJiSULNG.MuNTU, until tie whole amount
is paid.
bo >cfc holders refitting In Somerset County will pay to
Major Samuel M. (taller, Merei* Mills.;dbuse residing is
Fayette County to Colonel D U. Da»llson, Connell svtlle;
thou* residing In Westmoreland County to Genera) Oyrns
P. Markin, " est Newton; and all others to S. V seder,
at lbe Office of tbe Company, in NeTilie Uall Building,
corner of Fourth and Liberty streets. Pittsburgh.
WILLIAM B CURRT,
jv4'3wd Treasurer Pittsburgh and ConncUsviUe RR Co.
Boston Papier MacHa Conpaan
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PITTSBURGH AGKNCY, 67 MARKET BTKKEX.—TI«e
attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors aid Chß
iuei Makers, Id requested tr> this new and great Improve
ment in the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings
and Steam boats, outside and inside; Cabins, Halle, Church
es, Dwellings* Stores, and P*rior Furniture, in gilt, or in
Imitation of various kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack
ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilings,
Mouldings, Consuls, Tressrs, B«ttfemeot,Ac; much cheaper
and handsomer 'ha,, Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great
deal more durable.
BLOCK LRrTKRS FOR SIGNS. very cheap and warrant
ed to last for ‘JO years exposed to the weather. . .
Above Goode for sale at tha manufacturer’s prices—coat
of frvUbt added. >y. W. WILSON,
Ju2b 07 Market st.
Notice li Hareby Given,
TO ALL PERSONS who have subscribe! to theMtpihri
Stock of the PITTSBURGH AND ERIE RAILROAD
COMPANY, and which has been made specially applicable
to the construction of the road in Mercer .county, that an
instalment of ms pta c«rr, per share, la required to be
paid to the Treasurer of theCompaov, at bis ofiL», in West
Greenville, Mercer county,ou or before the 20TH DAY OF
JULY', 1854. aud that an instalment of rrve per cor, par
share, will be required to be paid at the same place everv
thirty days thereafter. By order of the Board.
B, F. BASKIN, Treasurer P. i K. R. R. Co."
Office of the P. A B. R. R. Co.,
New Castle. June 21st. 1854.) J u -' :aw
flew Partnerahipi T
Matthew orakf and uan’l kx-isinger, trying
heretofore as M. GRAFF A 0)-, Sieve and Hollow
ware Manufacturers, No. 121 Wooa street, hare this uay
aamclated with them THOMAS J. GRAFF, as a partner in
their business. The name, fctyle and title of the firm will,
front this date, be GRAFF, ItKISINGEK A GRAFF. They
respectfully solicit a continuat.oo of die- patronage so lib
erally bestowed upon the firm of M. Gratf A uo.
Pittsburgh, July Ist, 1854
/ "1 BEAT bargains of summer , goods at A. McUUUE'S,
\JT corner of Grant and Fifth streets. I have Ms jay
commenced selling off my summer stock at first c* «; the
gools are all new, and hare been purchased this season,
and as they are now offered at prices far below the usual
rates. Ladies would do well to call and get a bargain. The
Mock comprises l.hwdn summer silks, tissues,
gtcuadines, bet-age de loines, and a most ever}- article usual
ly kept in a fancy .-tore. jt 5
New Trimming Stprej
JW> Kff O'f.io- <<f itlu l.rt itrr-t and the Diamond.
fMtANiC VAN UOUDiiK ruspecfully announces to the
public oT Pittsburgh and vtciuliy. that be will open bi
ne w Trimming Store ou Monday, April 17 th. Ua-Jog fitted
up the nested store room in ibe city, and filled it with a
Choice scl«ciio:i of the latest stylo- of Trlmnungs and Fan
cy Goods, he Hatters himself that be will offer superior in
ducements and endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who
uisy favor him with their patronage.
Now, don’t forget the pU-o—No. 83 Market street, corner
of tha Diamond. faprliij FRANK VAN GORDEK.
KNTifillPlUK WORK
jVo 13d Wind strert, Third d'nr Inline Virgin Alley.
BGWN A TETLEY Would cull the attention of Sporting
men to their largo oxsorement of Guns, Kllles and Re
volving Pistols,. the largest and. best eeleciud stock ever
opened in tills market; together with n general assortment
nfUardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, oil of which
we offer at tho lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or
for good approved paper. marlB
t¥. B. (iCAiFK,
First street, between wood and market
STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA, boitds Francfe* Patent
Metallic Life Boats,of Galtanited Iron also manufactures
Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Cooking Stoves for Steamboats
aud Hotels, Portable Forges, Forged Iron Work, Larg*
Bolts for Bridges, Ac.; Cork Life Preservers, the bast anO
cheapest kind Simmb>at work attended to. [niyJ6.y
Important to Taiiun,, .
JUST RKCKIVBD, a large assortment of Tailors’ and
Trimmers’ Shears, of the heat makes in the country,
which we offer at the manufacturer’s prices, at
BOWN A Works,
136 Wood 'Btreet,
Wholesale Agents for maDfuapturers.
IF YOU CAN SAVE FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH,'you
can have a fine Building. Lot, 0f.50-feet, front by 21b
deep, situate on Mu Washington. terms $2O
in hand, balance at $0 a month- Now is thetime to secure
a good Lot on easy terms. S. CUTHBKRT A RON,
J* ai . U 0 Tbind;street; -
r | K> LET—A FINE HOPARon P>nn
1 for a term of years t or, forthe part of thi* year—rent
J?*”- a good House on Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Court Bouse. Inquire of ■ - , •
Jyfcta THOHAa WOOW, Hr<*rM.*r»t
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-i*:.
NUMBER 285.
FUR SALE AND TO LET
Property for Sale,
rpHE subscriber offers for sate, on very reasonable terms,
X tb- following property, vlx:
A Three Star; Brick Dwelling House,'No. 110 Prop ctreet,
between Hay street and Erase’ alley; and Lot 25 feet front,
extending back 112 feet to an alley. Tbenctwelaoneofthe
beat building*, and. in one of the most pleasant neighbor*
hoods in thedty.
Five Lots—embracing eorners of Front and Ferry street*;
one hundred and firefeet fronton Ferry and sixty feet on
Front street, with a good three story Brick Building on the
corner, a two *tanr Frame on Front sh, and two Brick Build-
Inc*, need as shopg on Ferry «t
Als>t,3l feet front by 80 feet deep, oo Front, between
Market and Ferry streets.
A Lot, with rery convenient Frame Dwelling; Lot 20 feet
by 90, fronting on Congress and Elm eta.
. A House and Lot, oh Wylie street, near the new Court
House The house Is well arranged and in good order, and
Is now occupied as a hotel. w
A Three Story Brick, on Smlthfleld street, near Seventh—
being In an excellent business location. The Lot Is 20 by 80
feet deep, fronting on EmitbSeld rt.
A Cottage Frame and Lot 28 by 120 feet, fronting on Anna
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This is a very desira
ble and pleasantlocation for a tendon ee v
Nine Lots in the town of U’Keesport, 00 fiet by 150.
Several of these are on the Main street
' Eleven Acres in Limetown, on the Honongahelt River, on
which there ore 4 houses; there ore some 0 or 7 seres of ex
cellent stone cool, and abundance of limestone, convenient
to the landing; and two eoal pits open.
Ninety Lots in the town of Columbia, 60 feet by 150 web,
nearly all level, and weQ located. The tenant of each Lot
has the privilege of using whatever stone' coal ho may re
quire for his own use, from a pit near the Locks Columbia
U a pleasant situation on the bank of the Uonougahels riv
er, a short distance below Look No. 3. in the midst of an ex
tensive stone ccal region, and would be a dndrnbla point for
manufacturing establishments.
Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Coal,with House,
Railroad, Ac. This property hoe a front of 140 rods on the
Monongahela river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation for rail road—with enough level ground at one
print for houses and gardens, or locations for manufactories.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses to be n—l in haul
ing out the coal—the quality of which, for iron work, steam,
gas, or for any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by itr in the
ooantry.
In my absence, my agent, James Blakely, Esq., will give
all necessary information, and be authorised to give warran
tee deeds for soy property sold. JAMES MAT,
No. 1W P»nn iml
WELLING - HOUSE FOR BALB—Situate on Third st.
above Fmithfipld. The House U well arranged, with
bell and parlors, dining room and kitchen, 4 chambers,
bath room, with. hot and cold water; good cellar, gas fix
tures, Ac. For price and terms call at the Real Estate Of
fice, 140 Third street.
Jrfl 8. CUTHBERT A BON*.
O" N K HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, one
half mile, from the Ohio river, near Baker’s Landing,
66 acres under cultivation, with Orchard and other cool
improvement*; otwholf the Goal under it reserved: It is
offered at an extremely low-price. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS,
*2l 76 F- nrih sovet.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN OULLLNg TOWNeHI %
FOR SALE—O 4 acres ritaale one mile from East Lib
erty and about 200 yards from the A-legbvnv river, and
same distance from the Allegheny Volley Railroad. A new
Brick House, of ball and 7 rooms, finished in modern siv le;
a Tenant House, a large Frame Barn and & table, and other
out building-*; a good well of water and durable springs,
also a running stream at lower part of the form; an or
chard of 360 trees; 50 acres in cultivation, balance good
Umber; a valuable stone quarry. Whl be a>ld altogether,
or 10 acres with the improvements.
8. CUTHBERT k SON,
Beal Estate Agents, 140 Third st
L'uK CALK—Two (•plemliU Forms; one of 100acres,and
a the other 75 acres: beautifully located on thw tipper
fit Clair Toepubip Hank Road, 6 miles from the city,each
of them lying so os to divide into 10 acre lots, haviog a good
spring on e*eb. I: Is a splendid opportunity for a specula
tion. Those who want a good home, or wish to make
mnoev, wi.uld do well to look at it. os we will sell to the
first that offer* us our In* j.r.ce, in lot* or ail together.
Also, five Country Seats, 1 mile from Wood*’ run. and
only 3 ml!e« from Allegheny city, by wajol the New Brigh
ton i'lank Ito* l. They are fine healthy locations, ac-J of
fered very low. -
Ale**, ton Country Seats on Ibe Ohio and Pennsylvania
Rsi rvad.7 miles below tfc« eity They wUlbem-H -e;»an» e
or trgetlwr to a colony or building araociatiou. it is a
lovely l<4-r.li'/ti, and cheap, of course.
Aiw», one Lot of two am*, and Iwo smaller pieces of
iroutd, opposite H&rlmar:’? at tV- r>d«' run, o3Vr» | at a
rery'low i-rlc* for so fine a property. An m*eortm-.*ni of
latndN iluu** 00-J al-ay* on hand, and dewiihed in
my r-jrf*t*-r. Before toying you would do wril to mil and
enquire of THOMAS WOOI S,
_j r l 75 Fourth str—rL
Beaatiral Sites for Country Homes.
r PUK un.-n-lunrl nff-i* tor sale. <m eaev term-. FIFTY
1 LOW, lab! off and rwtrwyed for rural rw-kleoee*. Also,
an KNTIUL SQUARK, on tlitii6iiok of tbe AlicgbvTty river,
764 fret long b» 30 feet if*ef>V‘'b»?{jigfronts on *iary and
Juita Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and Kerr stree s. This
equitr- rontains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind and
mamiodi a fine view of the picturesque an i romantic see
tfty around lam desirou-of this square en
tire. as it wotfld afford one of tbs m<vi charming and mag
nifi-jent «itw fora gentL-man’* summer residence, in the
imm'riiaie virinitv of the two cities
Also, about TUfc E ACRES OF GROUND, at the head of
the Island, advantageously situated ft r manufacturing pur-
The above property U situated in Duque«ne borough, on
the high and main bank of Uerri* L«land, and is reached bv
a very "übetamial Bridge of one span. For particular* »p
ply at my residence, in Daqatwue borough, on the main
bank, frooting the head of Herr’s l«ltnd, or of JOHN DUN
LAP A GJ, corner of Second and Market sta, Pittsburgh
WM. G MILLER.
Fifth Ward Property for a*l« at * Good
UirgalA.
THREE VALUABLE BtalCK HOUSES AND LOTS.—
Thrae Lota embrace a frost os Peso street, of'sG feet 6
to a 3 feet alley: on which there la erected a valoa
ble blork of Hrtek Ho«m*. two stories high, with kitchen
and cellar In basement, 4l feet front on Penn street, and SO
fret deep on Lucojh street. This la a eery desirable situa
tion frrdiher a Store or a TaTarn; PenD street being the
great tbroughfrre of the dty: and this property being con
venient to the Railroad Depot.
This property would oot be In the market only that the
owner is living in Washington county, and finds It extreme
ly Inonreuieot to attend to it.
Terms ea»y and price moderate; for further particular*
enquire of ROBERT DAY, Fifth Ward,
or JAS. a RICHEY,
aprlL? Real Estate Ag-ni, at thia office.
Land fur' Sale
10fJ A ACRES OF LAND IN FUR EFT COUNTY', near
AOV/l/ the Clarion river. This land is heavily timbered,
has an excellent soil,and Is said to contain an abundance of
iron ore, and a thiek vein of bituminous cool. The Yenan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run very
near u> It if not directly across it. The MilUtow® creek
runs through it.
' ALSO, 500acris in Elk eoonly,rw*il timbered and watered,
and lying near the route of the &anbnry and Erie railroad.
No better investment could betaade than in the?© lands.
The completion of the Bunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
> alley, sad the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil of grmt
value. Enquire of C. B. M. SMITH,
~ „ Attorneyat Law,
feb2g-eam:tf >.N.vT47 Fourth street.
Valoabis Property lor sale,
ON UkKRIY STREET, ADJOINING THE METHO
DIST GRAVE YARD, NEAR CANAL BASIN.—This
is now the only desirable piece of property in thie neighbor
hood not already bought up by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Fronting on Liberty 50 feet, on Elm street 100
feet, thence to the Methodist Grave Yard 86U feet, to Liber
ty 110 feet.
This property Is most desirable as a Hotel. The bußding
now on it, a gi»d substantial three story brick, with all the
neeassary bank buildings, has for a longtime bet® r-oeopied
as the Union Hotel, doing a good business Capitalists and
others desirous of making a good lnrertment, will do well
to examin.* the premises. ■
apr2&tf : EDWARD FABER.
For Sola*
I WILL SELL my nuexafred lease 'fourteen years) of a
Lot, situate on O'Hara'street and Bpriog alley, In the
Filth Ward—4o ft fronting on O’Hara street, and running
-back 100 ft.on Spring aljev.on which is erected.a four
storied Brick House, 40 ft. square, with a frame, two stories.
60 ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
branch of manufacturing burineas. Betas engaged in man
nfee taring in the country, I offer the above for sale. In
quire'at No. 425 Liberty street.'!.
ocl6:tf 'EDWARD' FABER.
Coal Works For Sale.
OLXTY THREE ACRE OP LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
C> attached, and eU the improvements thereon in success
ful operation, aid Farm is situated on tb- MonongeheU
river, miles above Kttsburgb, and Is suppli-ri wjth v
Farm Hou-e, Bern, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad,knd
ah exrellent harbor. f
The vein of Cohl hfivefeet thick, and cannot
in quality. For further particulars sppiy u>
NICHOL-ON A PAYNE,
No. 235 Liberty g«vaet;
A Very Desirable Countr, Bent at PrL
yate Sale.
THE subscriber is autliori.»eU u-wll the following pir*-
of property, containing acres of land; pit sted Tn
Collins tp.. Ait<*gheny county, fa. This property is beaun
fully located ou the-bank of the Allegheny river, about 4
railed trwu tbufity; having two froots, one on the'iaw
rvo-wUle and Flank Rond,and the Ailegheiij
river; and about SO rods below the ferry, and just polo*
the new bridge, now being built over the river. F. r. for
tber particulars enquire of JAMES- C. KICUKY',
>■9 L Real F--tate Agent.
SALK.—IB7 acres of Lend, 3 miles south of Darling
ton, 93 ricr«< cleared grv.xj Orchard, a good Stone
Hoiuw, iargfe Barn, two Frame Houses, all In first rate nr
lier, and offered at the low price of s3a per acre
Also, one-LnUi acre L din Oakiaud, on Cnarlotte street.
-Itis « bcsutrfai Lot; tn front or Mr. Ogtl n s fine improve
meat, and is offered at tho low price of sBoo—enquire of
me Call and get my Register, for descriptions of a great
variety of property. THOMAS W«iobs.'4-
75 Fourth st»»L
BDILDI.HG LOT FUR SALE. ,
A LOT 24 !eet front «‘U WYLIE street, and eiteaAf&g
bhek 10y feet to Wide alley. On the back parroFS#
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for two email Houses. *nya i7i
tain a desirable location tor a residence; will be eoid
low. aud on fevoruble terms. Title good, and elear from
incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. F. GILLMOKK.
- ; At Office, of Moraine Boat.
■ Land, kiiuate near th* Miuersvill#
A. Road, mUe from the Court House; on which is a
rtmall two story Brick House, Stable, and other buildings;
also, an excellent Orchard. Terms—One-fourth cosh, bal
*iwe in five equal annual payments. Enquire of
, AUSTIN LOOMIS, 92 Fourth st
LfiTAGE KIK RENT.—The building ol Lluuee on
Norsery Hill, with ahont an acre of ground. Enquire
of J. eTRDKFOitD, on tbs premises, or or
»y 23 THOMPSON PELL A ,
’ Vainable Property For bale.
FIVE DANDsuMK BUILDING Lord, situate on Centre
Avenue, near Fulton mreet, and within ten minutes’
walk of the Post Office. For terms, inquire of <a
HOON A BARG ENT,
•mylT ■ corner of Wood and Fifth its.
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A GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the Neptune Engine
/a. House,on Seventh street, suitable for Storing mrlumvi
or produce. Inquire of JOHN EL STEWART,
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DAILY MORNING LOST.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
'The sun that Adwertleed hls Firm and
is acquainted with Samuel A.
Walker, Esq., the celebrated auctioneer, and
altgost everybody, when they have anything to'
eell by auction, call on him. A montii or two
since, tbo auctioneer was sitting in hia office
reading one of the daily papers, when a well
appearing man entered and inquired for Mr.
Walker. The auctioneer eaid in hia happiest
manner that he was the individual, and at the
same time tf&ired his visiter to be Boated. The
stranger gave his name, and said he resided in
Saugus, on the border of Malden, and haring
bought dry goods aud bandannas of the auction
eer when be was in that line in Kilby, street,
he had now come to renew bis acquaintance and
to get him to sell some land wbioh he owned in
Malden. ‘
; He stated to Mr. Walker that be only wanted
hie services as a salesman—he, the owner, would
do all the rest. He did not intend to have any
advertisements in the newspapers/ as be had
given notice at the last town meeting that he
should sell bis land at auction, and that waff do-*
tice enough. The owner desired to secure the
services of Mr. Walker for the day, and inquired
his price. The amiable auctioneer said be would
go down and sell for him for one dollar. This
Mr. Walker agreed to, and hie visiter returned
delighted with haring secured the eminent ser
vices of the auctioneer at eo low a figure, after
paying the one dollar to the auctioneer, who then
secured his next cnatonder. and the fastness of
moroiog went along ueoal. «
When the day appointed for the sale Arrived,
the auctioneer hastened to the cars and was soon
landed at ibe depot in Saugus, where the owner
of the land was anxiously awaiting his arriraL
He was oveijoyed at seeing -him, and after ex
changing,the compliments of the morning, and
taking a glass of cold water, the land owner and
the auctioneer, the former with a spy glass and
the latter with a small red flag, was seen foot-'
ing it for the location of the.land which be was
to sell. After a dusty walk cf half an hour they
arrived at the spot, where they remained for
an hour after the time appointed for the sale to
commence—the owner and his auctioneer being''
the only persons within two miles of fixe place
about to be sold fay auction. The owner won
dering why the people did not come, and the
auctioneer wondering why they should come—
thus ended the tznadvertised land -ale. *
A few days after, the old fogy sold bis land
at private sale to a well known operator in real
estate, for six thousand dollars, which was the
price he paid fer it some seven years since, wise
ly coming to the conclusion that he was behind
the times, and could not make much by selling
land at auction, even if he employed a Boston ,
autioneer. Ail the foregoing hupp, ned io April
of the present year About the first at May, an
other stranger called upon the same auctioneer, i
and said be bad a beautiful place in Maiden’, !
near Sangus, to sell by auction The auctioneer "
said be had some experience down that w<iy and
be did not caie to risk bis hard-earned reputa
tion and bis time by again visiting Malden pro
tessionally. The stranger was iu earnest, be
described the plt»e and gave the name of the
previous owner, when it oame out that the aue
•ioueerwas a second time called upon to sell
what he feoetionsly called the $1 farm. The
auctioneer declined-at first to
do with the matter. The newovfner, was a man
«>f progress, not an old fogy. H* is acquainted
with boainesa and up with the times. He said
to the auctioneer, I want your services as auc
tioneer. and I authorize you to speed not ex
r-eiipg $5OO in procuring plans and properly
placing before the people ibis valuable piece of
property, for valuable 1 know it to he.
The nnctioueer and the owner tfaa following
dav visited the epot, and a few afterwords
% beaut ful lithographic plan it the ftra iras
placed upon our table, and irJ the commercial
pa, era and nearly all of the Other dailies, ap-'
peered one of those brilliant akd attractive ad
vertisments for wnicb Mr. Walker is so celebra
ted, setting forth in trmhfnl terms the advan
tages of the location, about to be sold by him at
auotion. The day of sale arrrived, nearly a
thousand persons attended, every lot was sold,
the aggregate amonat of which was near twelve
thousand dollars, the operation yielding to the
owner a net profit of something over $6 000,
after paying the usual commission to the eoo-.
tioneer and all the other chargee. Every one
was pleased with his purchase, and several new
bouses are now being built upooihe premises,
;all of which may be seen as the passengers pass
' along by railroad. Jadiaious advertising and
pr per expenditure always rtsnlt favorably.;,
old fogies will take warning from the fate of the
man who did not advertise. ~ -
[Extract from Ur*. StowsV forthcoming Werk.] -
"Sumy Memories of Foreign. L»ndf N ,
I bad met Macaulay before, but as you have
not, you will of course ask a lady’s first qne»-
tion, 44 How does be’look?”' +
“ Well,* my far as relate to themere
outward husk of the soql, out engravers and-,
dagnerreotypiata bare done their work as well as
usually do. The engravings that you"get
in the best editions of hie works may be oonsfd
ered, I suppose, a fair representationof bow he
looks when be have bis pictnrq'taken,
which is generally, very different from the way
anybody looks at any other time. . Peopje seem
to forget,: in taking likenesses, that the fea
tures of the face are nothing but an alpbabt,
*nd that a dry, dead map of a*person’s face gives
no more idea how one look 9 than the simple pre
sentation of an alphabet shows what there is in
a poem.
Macaulay’s whole physique gives you the im
pression of great strength and stamiua of con
stitution. He has the kind of frame which we
nenally imagine as peculiarly Epgluh; short,
stout and firmly koit. Tberd is .something
nearty in all his demonstrations, Ti e speaks in
that full, round, rolling voice, deep from the
chest, which we also conceive of ah. being more
jommon in England than America. As
conversation, it is just like bis writing; that Is to
say, it shows very strongly the same qnaHdeeef
mind. (
I was-informed that he is famous for almost
onoommon memory; one of those men to whom
it seems impossible to forget a thing once read ;
tod he has read all sorts of' things that can hie
‘bought of, in all languages. A gentleman tbld
me that he eonld repeat aH the Newgate litera
ture, banging ballads, last speeches anddybg
confessions; while his knowledge of Milton-is
so acute, that if his poems were blotted out of
xistence,.they might be restored simply from
•lie memory. This same, accurate knowledge
extends to the Lstin.and Qrtek classics, to
much of the literature modern -Europe. -Had
nature been required to make a man to order,
for a perfect historian 1 , nothing better coold
have been pot toes her, einee there is
enough of the poetic. fire included in the ..com
position, to fuse all these multiplied materials
together, and color the historical crystallization
with them.
Macaulay Is about fifty.' .He has nevermar
ried; yet there are unmistakable evidences
fa the breathings and aspects of the family
circle by whom be was ’surrounded, tbat_ the
social part is not wanting in bis coofbrafa
tioo. Some very ch inning young lady .rela
tives seemed to. think quite as mnch
gifted uncle as you might have done bad he been
yours.
Macaulay is celebrated as a controversialist;
and. like Coleridge, Carlyle and almost Wfhry.
one who enjoys this reputation, he has’.qpme
times been accused of not allowing people
their fair share in conversation. This’might
prove an objection, possibly, to those who 7 wish
to talk; bat as 1 prefer to bear, it woald piovs
hone to me. 1 must say, however, that astute
occasion tbe matter wasqnite equitably managed.
There werp, I should think, some twenty&ihir
ty at the breakfast table, and the oondSaMion
farmed itself: into little - eddHpof two or three
around the table, new ond then welling ontlnto
a great bay of general disaoune..
M’COlfatßia. * WU.LOCK, ' «
BANKERS,
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