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ov alLt-Hone & mostoo.ukri'.
■OXTH-WIST OOEim 01*_ W<vm Uft> PCTtfr 3TRESW-
*a- T£R »S.—Pita DoUaiw a yew, paysMestrfctly In
tdvaaw. PUDoLarswiU invariably bawquired IfnotpnM
Tw&cnrra—tor sale *t tbacounter In tb*
Office, ud by the News Boys. - - - • -
THff BATOEDAYMOBNIHO W**
L-pnblUbed;Crqm the same office, ©zP» Urge
abeet, st TWO OOLLAKB s year, In sdrsnoe. Single eopise
b. itoonUonrf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS:
' ' GKO. F. OIIXMOBB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, ctnwr of fburtii street dnd Okerrjf .alley,
PtTTSBCIOB, PA^
yy. wni attend to his profession si buslnessas usual, at
hia office, between the hours of 0 A. M. and 4 P. M. of each
J„y. fr 3o
" ROBEHT E. PlllltlPS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS. Mo.
JOSEPH -WBATBR, . .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at law,
Office, No. 1M Fourth .treet,
ja&lyS] prrTMßuana. pa.
JOHN BARTOS, __ ■
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OJXlee« corner Fiflta. »nd Grant «*»♦» ■
ja&lyg] pirrg»oaoa. tk. c : A
: n7~Bld&U Robert** .. .■ , j .
Attorney at law— omoe. No. isa smithfleid atreet*
butwwia Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully wienil
get to—special attention ‘gWen to OoDTgyandog. fdecSay
Thomas Means, VT __, v
A TTORNEY AT LAW AMD SOLICITOR
A Office, nest door to the Poet Office, Stonbenrille, Ohio.
ATTOUSKV AT LAnorth etroet, Plttabocgh,
P.., fourth door below Mr. Rody Puttereon’e Llrery
«,*UIV J -_
“ j. ($. Morrlion,
* rtOBNSV AND OODSSELLOH « UW-Mai »
A. moved to No. 44 Qr»nt street, ae»r Fourth, j-,
\ C» Orlando Loomti, .
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth stmt, »dot» wooa. go
j V 4:y __
Thomas M.3»t*r«halV _ LI;
Attorney at law—office, JIL
street. '
r. B. Ctriubtn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office on Fourth ftreet, tgett
Cherry alley and Grant street. •
A TTORCTY ACT "oUCTKLWKJIT LAW-OBoe h>
A BolHlnP»°° or «° t stre « t -
— " D. Ba«U) . .
A iTORNET ,VT LAW-No. 12T Fourth
A ue*r amlthflgld. pttrg^
Alderman Wation,
otic* on Third street , opposite the old Post Office,
-wT/'uKKEaU business pertaining to ibe office of Alder-
AAmaa and Justice of the Peace will be promptly at
. > . fo Acknowledgments of Deed, and Mortgages, end
rttor 'r wriUDg, Uk.D .t M»o«c,or « the
"Si I.U
fstv i>f Pittsburgh, are placed In my possession. Persons
-gft£ jspS»oaaSd Docket, may hare the nectary
U*x£d thereon by Alderman Watson. [myfeL.
~ N Bn«k*Mt«r» Mderman.
OFFICE. Grant street, between Fourth Diamond
>-l'ev Conveyancing of all kind, done wi-h the great
,„t »™ T iod uSI «uW ™«! “ E “£T
amlniM, Ac. a->^ —
Removed.
. -T-. dr. d. HUNT, Suaasos Dbstmt, has «moTed
offlfe from No. 16 Sonrth stre<to No. 19
youRTU Street, one door below kerry, where
will be happy to attend to all professional
aprt
call? -
, »1 ABL. aUrttJKON'DBNXIST. (buc
jgBSSSfc To o lv- uiedi.,) xo. i« smlth-
FIKIJ) STREET. .
' t Y T? gyrQfflco hoar*, from 8 to 1 o dock, and
“i
'JJ— -l" y'fhVrT- DENTIST, yoarthatreet, five dooi
nf Market.
"* 1 ‘ Omci Horse Prom nine A. M- in fli
„ dK«>:»
BUSINESS CARDS.
„ _ B*». HCSBIII*.
D W. ÜBHSTIKB * CO"
COMISSIIIX AND PORWAHBING SBBCIHHTS.
AND ,
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin
cinnati aui other Hanu/acturea, *o.
A’0.93 Front iirt'U, Ww« Jt-irL-et and Ferry atreets,
prmsCKOii, pa- _
49» Liberal cash advance made on eonsiirnmentii. Par
ticolar attention paid t-Xforwarding Western mercba.ndh<e
Af>re»CM.—Clark A Thaw, Wm. Bagale* A Co., Wm. Si
Cullv 4 Co, F. sellers A Co, Ilara A Black, *
R*hm Uonrv Graft, E«i., Wm. Eiohhaam, 9- R. Johnston,
£J.. Tbaomßnkewcll, a*. “«t' *<«•. ■‘gg”
Btoocr, K*q- •
Co-Fartnerahlp*
THE snbecrihtT' hßvo thL» deyf-rmt-d a partnership fi>*
the puruMe of carrying oa Conmunon and Aruord
i»w io connection with the risk, tiiean and OxL, «»«*/*?■
duct business cenemlly, under \h* style of h-tnuan A Rira , |
No. 110 Water and 150 Front streets.,.
tXS.piri by BurbrH*. '
~ JAILEi RIOUAUDSON,
r T>q t -nr.VJF-TT
February Ist, 19M;fcU
X . Oounti? *«£«*’ ' gpices 6f every variety
Gxoeenss waited to w Mills. Also;
and the purest quality. fi™““ produce taken in e*
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic, i rwu
change for u-„ , ortment of Landreth^
P.R. D. has procured a tull n
■WarrantedGarden Seeds and mtito* the attention
tereeted in rural affr*-° —*
Grocery business. A \V\LLINGFOB.t>.
, io&t " f«*h€ I
Pittsburgh. February 1.1854
/~IOM'US3ION AND f J
(j Wholesale Dealers In *>*. by BurbrUee i
S; s WC»&°VS*Tp. ***%?
Peon*. ■ r Jljso i. MSSUJk«"
riihOß «.
m> «•« V nRfWRKRS- Dealer* n\
rTIEA DEALERS AND f/ WawTilouae
I Wooden and Willow Ware, Ja|mnn«l[Tin J5B Libert.-
biplwt Utensils, ie, Wholesale »»d ! '°' ~ pr ls:y
atreot, Plttabnnth. ..... nw*^
wt-ras Pittsburgh.
f No. 309 Liberty street. PitUbuigh, Pa. Jya>
Sperm. Llneeed and
*- au **‘- FE A’B SELLERS * CO.,
Forwarder* arad “
nSRT aicimM, HttuDow
W Wln«»ndB«#ar»--No6.l*2»na l« , Y
aud Liberty Pittsburgh. lion, N*il»r«owo» jy3 *
*«.. constantly oa hand. _
'WIUUm Carr * Co., rJ\
fWM- Caur Wt« mf the firm yoreigo Wine*
WHOLESALE OEOCERS and Dealer* m
and Brandies Old “°® on S^ r \ y street, PltUtorgh,
key, K 0.329 Commercial 1j>»» LiUe »
HaSiTlbcSI .
■«rnowJltK Prod ““
W «ton so. 243 ul, * r g /^Bir fiOß. PA.
apr22
J »ml Importer or 014 Country Dl4mon) j :
. Jj eS Wine*, Ao., corner of Diamond auey f«i»8;y
ptttsrnrgh, l*a-
Steamboat lm u. _
4S-TEA D E S^^S OOEB, ' S *
masts of tom aso olios “ s a :
™*ww»«S l BS ,r o U *»ss^jgs»*S- t si
(j SCKAUUOAT AQJSSTS—No. 7 W«wr<tre«t,Clndno»tl.
irtnK Sc, flloerhetdi
-irraOLMALB OB&WUS AND PRODUCE DKALER&-
YV No. 'R Word ftm'fU Pittsburgh, j L_l?
PORK PACKER' ANO IPROVI’siOS l PROVl’siOS DEALER,
W-;i Uctttrl! gmir, ~-
", ■■ . of. m, t-faven*! _
np!lB OLD PUNTLNO UaiABI
1 9TOS A 9TOCITIM,) Mul BLANK HUU >tjl , „I
* WABKBOOSB-1« pXuitnd
besal.
gSrS&SISSS-S =oa« -«» «»
Warehouse,ootobt of H»Ut
>»°l?^. d lte.lt Binder?, HotMThlrdW. nn™
—B. T. C. MorgM,
-OOOK3ELLKR iND ST*Mis»ll*n«.sj'»nil Blwi
SSS qaE J2S?
-p.KAi.Bs -Tsreg-s^jsssr
JJ PlttobOPsK Thu hUh»t prijs if
myUrr ; ;
William Glenn, , w _
F(VIKHTND2^ —Corner of Third and Wood , fc
0-S Kav. where ho ii preoarea ip do "F***^?* 1
of Ruling aod Bintliiig i ‘ A ,— —
Walter F. BarthaUiv
fMPOßTKß aftd Dealer In Prauckand
X Hanging*-
I !
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• •* ‘ 1 ' ■ * .v ;»•
<> *» . .
VOLUME XII
! BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSEPH FLEUISS,
C fSDOQJSSOH TO l. WILCOX * CO.]
O&NKR MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
conitutli on htitd a full assortment of Drugs, Medi*
dneij MjedkineChwtd, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
log to his business. , . ,
49“ Physicians 5 Prescriptions carefully compounded at
■JI hoar*. • W
Jons rLxmxQ. coouaas rLsniso.
FIiEMINO BROTHERS,
i {Successor* to J. Kidd A Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGIBTB,.
m 60 1 food Street, PitUburyh, Pa.
Proprietors of Dr. M’Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, Urer
Pills,Ae. J* lo^
JOHN HAFT. JH‘.
(tSußcosaor to Jan M’liuffey*) • ;
Whole.ftlc *nrt Retail Dranlit, fc .
ND Dealer la PAINTS, OILS, DYBjBTUfFS, Ac,, 141
thr “ " ot * below %°txSi.u»gn.
- jr
JUH.N ttOHO&Kf Ag|tf •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
' Dys-ituffa, Fainta, Oi;», Yamlaließ, 4c.,
\ O . 931 z Wood Ktrtret, (one dw<r M>ulb of Diamond alley,
j FITTBPiIEOH, [j«^
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
So. 135 Wood Street,
i&yU; *N«xt door to H. Childs Shoe 11oqh», Pittsburgh.
i iMOi... _ J- FLUIISO.
Notie«.
JOS "FLEMING haring associated with JOS. ABEL, the.
business will hereafter be conducted under th-style of
J. ABt}L * 00., at the old stand, corner or Smlthfield and
Vourth streets.
William Thorn, Druggist,
/A$ REMOVED to tbs ooruer uf HAND and PSNN
ji Streets, where be will, as usual, atteod promptly u
his mitoerou* frienda. All articles in hisUne are warrant®-'
pure, and put up with the utmost ear®. marl4:Qm
IS. A.. Fahncitocii * Co.,
WHOLESALE DKUQ WAREHOUSE—Corner ftrstaßd
f ypod gtreot&, oodoorper Wood and Suctb. {leoi
. WUQLESALX DZALEU IX
Foreign Winei, Braadie*, Cigars, Old Mononga-
hela Eye Whisky, &c.,
also, rectifying distiller,
iNU. 8 WOOD UTUfiUT, PITTSBURGH, PA.
WINKS, Brandies, Uma, Cordials,,-Jamaica Spirits, ct.
•Croix anfil New England Bum, CPareU, Champagne*
dcotca Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scutch, Baurbun,
)ldM*noogah«la Bjre and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported UaTana.
desalt, and Principe Cigars; UalMpaoUh and Common
CiMraall at such low pilces as to Challenge compe ition.
Pane/Bsr Kezt and Labelled Bottlea of eyery style, and
Dsmdihns of all sii«*s.‘ J respectfully invite uu cxamlus
ilon df my fctock, at No. 8 W»X>£> Street, Pltubu.gh.
?enng. B^*r '
, JUHAi GttoUTT,
L5l PORTER OP Bit AN DIES, UIN, WISES, Ac.—Dealer
to hoe Oid Moooogahela Whisky, Peach Brandy, Ac
\l*o, Rectifying Distiller, corner of Smithfleld and krcut
■treetki Pittsburgh. • i B J—
! J, Bryar. _
iITtIQLKSALS AMD LIQUOR MKRCIIASX
YY ; 166 Liberty atrvft, apd 51 Uiwaonct «Ui'y- »««ulO:y
J'oUN M’DKVITT « BKO., Uiocer» untl be*l«M to
Foreign *nd Domestic-Liquors, Liberty etrewt, c-p^c«u
-.tukil of Smithfleld »t. ..
keikovui ~
E. DOWNING, CLOTII IE It, «£*
dis KiDOTed to 294 LIBERTY ptruet, opposite UarrlM*
alley, ami No. 3 bEVKNTU, near Suiithllcld, wher»
b» attention ol bis friends and the public U inmud to
•tock'of READY-MADE GOODS always on buna. M.-.
Jtoth*, Cessimeresand Vesting# for ordered worn; A tui
.Wjrfenent of Purnttliln* Goods fur *entlemen, itududio
j.t. pf K y qualities, Ac-. Ao.
jpaaVclosut~.....~ Jicuraa^v
Wholesale and Eetail Clothing Merchants,
1 80. 88 VKrtJD STKKEI.
Ilpfcsubscribersreijpeetf'aUy inform their o.d
ami the public in general, that they hare Uu* day a
ociafad themwWes iu the abote buiuueaa, uud.-r tho hn
.1 JtiilN M/CLOSiLKY A 00. I’hey respccttui.y <k*lu.-U
'rhj'prerlouß busintdMof each will b* wtUed by Uu-l
nives wpw»Ttt»ely. Z—
! |.a I itII, (iatoof the nrm of Coou:t A UOhi»,y h«»in,
K,.' ot-'t.pd STOIUS so. «, (t»o doom j>bor« 01. 01.
land,) for -the purpo*® ol carrying on the cLOTHINU
.USLNEaS, hope#by strict attention to business to merit a
nare tu the patronage of the late firm.
yj _ Jf. -Cl'-Uldng made to order in the tno#t fothtouaLlc
and on the shortest notice—lnferior to none
.hit. I ■ ' "
jamti C. Wall,
» * JJHCiIANT TAILOR—N'«- 45 Hftii rtr-et,op|*»«PiLha
,j\_ Theatre; PUtsoursti, Pa. .
—! James Bellinger,
DfIONONGAHELA PLANING MILL— Wouldraspeclfullj
VI Inform hi- friend* and the puoiU, that Ids new vsUib-
Ishient Is now In full oceratirn. ana tuat he U preparedtc
iumfeh Ifrrt Cabin#, and fill all orders lor Planed Lumber,
™Si»
tv-lTldd ttooldtep, ol ««T a«cripUon, =*3. to
.. iSuuitaMe frT »T*ry qf«ertpt*n Ql wort.
= ' IAKAB CIOS'* EU
™. a. CRISWELL,
bell and brass founders,
4 ITANUF kCTUItKItS of »U kinds of bit AbrV'Oilk, LO
\v OOMOTIVK, tiXKAM fcNGINK, I’LUSlIii-HS, tr. Ai
w OOttcm Uattiag Msnuimctunsr*.
Poandrj on K*becc* AkJe<ceoy City.
OacekuJ Store, No, 12 Market street, •Nttsbnrsh.
Oku 1111 ASS and COPHKK taken in T'
rik p.M. OrAers left »t the mnnar, pr will be
j irotflptly attends'* w- _ i
H,~=nm™»i th. RBAI. ESTATE At>*M*,io
in with Intelligent* end uen«el ( Sol :
St7or , °thT“°we^'™Te;i.'w 1 .l be enPPIM el.bort
?oto AU bSncea entreeted to hi. new promptly «t-
T J BlEtom, Esq, Klehard Co««n, Esq, V-
«**•*“■?
I*ol A OW --
m 7‘ OBijPF A CO‘* t
Western Foundry, Ho. 124 Weod street,
r ANL'FACTC U OOOKINO STOVES, Coil *nJ
K?„l«. T.. Ki,tU<«,fe°° &»“■ *"■ .lfe±U‘-
Aoitln Loonl** . 011 l
raOKrttar havluj opon«d *0 °<»» »t »«a
Saarasr 1 i ° t^r° B^!A r ojS§u^jg!
ctobse,
callM, Japan and. Copal Putty. Paint
tea^s”V
TIBE ne««eMion of na-lmatnaon-wiu
I MONO KY. tbe 6th of September next, at the room cor
Ji bMty .:«««. utoly occupied by tb.
A. W. Loomli.C. K-P, Jr,
[ inborn t. It. MlUer, «i f
.a to. bwuh**
MAnAaCTDKKR
AMD DEALER IM AU. IJMDa 07
Tobacco. Bn«fli * nd Cigar*,
looaco , AV riffh u . t puisbunfh, I*.
*3- K«ps constantly on band a Urge aupply ot all<*«
—rafloug brands of Imported Cl**”;' i—s—
-!“ JOSEPH CHAPMAN, <
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER If
IMPORTED CIGARS*
No STHKtT._I’!TTSU.H<IH
mk. Or«ftt«it lflTentt«ii Of tlie Ago*
TO ATOri) tliofniuple.«ot
>prB
wgW PAPBft WILiI»«fl
CANTOS, OHIO.
«rc*pplnff
dt Sinclair*
mini KfIALE m 3 KfiW'
H^TEtSILVAmSBInd CABPBT UAfl nurt*
Ni. IMWOO4 *«.«, Httebargh, !•».
ail\> iMontinfi ftet
. _ _ _ .. vn» T\i,n V TO a tv\?a TOP - •
ASD DEALER 11*4
JOHN MITCUBLI-,
ALLEN,
atatlonery, So. 122 Wood strcar.
TTTHOLE3ALE anil Retail Dealers to
W Staple DRY GOODS, Non. 01 Mrrket and 8 ™oo
street, Pittsburgh- ~
B. WHITBIIOUBE, „„
F" ANCY BILK AND WOOLEN DYER ANDi CLEANER,
No 7 ISABELLA Bt, near the Emmet Hotol,
mart AmamaT. .
“ ThoniM M. Wttlc,
XITATCn AND CLOCK MAKKBr-KIM.
W "Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
All kind* of Jewelry made and repair*!- I
- • a. L. CUTUBttt.
’■ "■."OCTHBERT * SON,
Real estate and general agents, ju. ».o
SoMWiMlraL c
f7«nl.
r «, fnnnniflfloa *0 JdtniPßT * Li*,) WOOL DEAL
|T «E\iKcc3mISSION the ule
No. IT4 Pitttbnrgh, P*
BUSINESS CARPS.
JOSHUA RHODES A CO.,
WHOLESALE FBUITEES ft COKTECTIOSE2S,
39 Wood St., Pirrsßcasn, Pa., I
HAVE on hand and are Meriting the following Goode,
which they offer at the lowest market rate*
76 bags Ivica Almonds; 2® boxes Maecarom;
25 ** Sicily do 20 “ \ermicclla,
25 bales Bordeaux do *0 F* l ™* k «„j r .
• 16 bags Shelled do , &0 “ W. Hock Candy,
50 “ Filberts; , 25 ANc.l do
• 60 “ Walnuts; 1° s®* ' do
60 “ Cream Nats; j J 6 44 Caperj .
600 bushels Pee Nuts; 16 4 Olives:
3 25 bbls.Texan Pecans; ! 76 * Guno Drops,
25 “ Illinois do • 100 “ boiengee.
2000 Cocoa Nuts; j 60 “
200 boxes German Plums; 50 doa. assorted pickles,
25 kegs do,. do SO “ ‘ Preserves;
10 bbls. do do 100 “ PeppM Sauce;
10 cases PruneSjglasajars;, 10 cases SaTdines; *
10 “ “ fancy bxs.; 6 “ 4 fj- »**•
60 cask* Currants; 2 “ A an
20 cases Citron.; 200 bags Brasil Sugar;
200 boxes Cluster Raisins; | 40 bbls 8. C. 9“^-
lOOhf JT.R. ‘ do j 25 “ Sugar.
200 at ” ** do ! 10 cases Liquorice,
200 boxes No. 1 Herring; | *5 boxes Itef|d do.
100 “ Scaled do [20,000 Principe Cigar*;
lease Mace; p<),000 Havana do
1 bbl. Nutmegs; >16,000 Regalia do
1 «: Cloves* • 2,600 Half Spanish Cigars.
25 proas Blacking ; 60 gr. Mrs. Miller sF. Cut
26 baskets Salad OH: . 60 grow Anderson hdo
jTc. ANUERSOS ft c°.,
Ho. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pft.»
WHOLESALE Dealers lu Foreign Proles, Nuts. Spices,
Confectionery, Sugars, Cigars, Ac, *«• lUlp ‘“®
Prunes, Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Dates, Citrons, Almonls,
Filberts, Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Pea Nuts, Cwm Pi e
Apple Cbe. ?e, SuTdlnes, Pickle*, Sauces, Hock Candl er
tnicelll, Maocaroni. Olive Oil. Ac.. Ac. apr2Q.ly
ESTERPK.SB WORKS.
ho 136 vroot»an*t». t *» nooa »ilow raum aiixr.
B 6 WN d TETLEY.
IMPORIERS and manufacturers ».*
cutlery, surgical and dlntal
INStROMBNTB, It IF LE S, Ac. \l e
keep a general assortment of the abc' e
articles oouatantly on band; together
with a iteneral variety of Fancy Hardware. Also. Guns,
tola andVerolvw*. Flasks, Hums, *hot rSv *c
Idtad and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; liuntingand Pocket Knives;
i UHr Druses' Shears; Pocket Scissor., Ao.-
Also, Troaaea and Supporters.
Jobbiug and repairing neatly executed. .
RIFLES!—Wear* making Rifles of every
order, of the best material, and workmanship
Orders received tor them at Wholesale or
ed with despatch- HunUng parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. ——
rhandelleri and Own Fixture.,
q-IHE nubwribentßre now opening at tbeir uee W wtMffl;
I NO 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smita
aiid the largest Sortment of CHANDELIERS. BRACK
ETS PENDANTS, and ell articles connected wit Gas Fitting,
ier offered in this marked- Having arrangements made
by which they will be consUntly in receipt of new patterns
2d eonMutg °',f£
chaser* to their selection. w ® 0 „y?f
iowas any house in the West, and being P^^cal
tars, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
'°We wcttaoe .. heitoror. to « «p building. of every i
-4erirtk>n for can. w»t*r a»<i stewn.
Br«. Ceetingfl of ell bind, m£e to ££7^
*Nn. 109 First street. ;
OEOKOK OIiKTCHER,
FROM HEW TORE, >
* MAKUFACTUKKRof the celebrated
Gossamer Ventilating Wig, Klueuc
r \ Baud Toupees, and every uracnptten
«l of Ornament*! u " ir ;, f il,
XLjsSm. OmUi-mm, •» FOUKTII tlBU.r,
between Wood Ot'i Market, Pi', f-
Bixtcocr’s svutera er Abies L?o:**i*
nod Ueutlemcn to measure their l.i -d*
with accuracy.
No 1 The round Head. * _ v .»
No •] From the torched ct.t the head to rt.k, .-o. -
i'or Tmipm. tn ">*" «■/ I" 1 ’, o *.i
~nU*rn. .tUmact shsp" (> f »!»• t,nld P
, «•« coach and Carriage Farlory 1
JOHJfSIOW, BROTHERS * CO.,
« ‘SJ'^nv lu"lSuS7V™
LJJjTjB the public generally, thn! they heve
the manufacture «■: ’ urr.ajr-*,
v?V c, *Tg-_w..rmu-he«. Kockaway-., nnd
Chariot*, in all tliair Tarimi* stylus o! tini*h,»ud proper. « .
All order? .11l 1* executed with strict regarded nrutel t>
and beauty of ttm-b. Repair* will *•*» /•«
the most raasonaU# term?. Using in .^- U r , rv
beit Rliaf.i*. Pole?, au*l WTwi rtuff, they feel ; trn
Lot that oil Who f».OT tli«a ,»ith th.lr p»troß»,--, »hl >*
oerfeotlv •allied on trial of their work. ...
Piua:ho..‘n or., r.'.i'o. sti.l to s it. t>, . colt. *•--
alcg elsewhere. ___■
CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENY LIU,
(MAS TUX IUALIou-Vi I-TATIOX.)
p asuubs 1 " ,lf i
TW»Si CASH 03 J “ hl ' r '' Ba vAX. KENSKDV * 00.
II A U S> \V A 14 E
Saddlers and Carriage Maters.
R. T. LEECH, JIL,
Al 4 0 , 131 Wood •treat,
mTdBUUGU.
Also, Cloths. Damasks, Lacos, Moss, Bent Stuff
Springs, &c_. «c.
- "tK Vl*’ AWtHCni.tno-TWin^/ 11 ' 1
phA>. , ■'. w : tn«* bfst Couiro 'l«« from
■ 1 ouly toip°f* i® irus ■ ■ . . •..i,*-tirin
liuu.mfu. ni« r*Mrir>r ** «srb prkl*Su'l
cf b. , J«,r r „ |mlt „,l„ „,„or
fluent's* " '.-‘Xv. < ri ..,—tf u nv Inrlt™ lh«
» «p
«>«
..tlsCcUun. Th.. .<tilo»iue •« rent* f ft. l
Kxtr* 6o*V» very d.liciuus vonvo, > Sc. ®-
Flo* YounK Hy» n - 40,^50 ®; rf . - 5c _® fo.
“VaUOUA t'*A twilß, burner
— lTb„ -übsrri' -r« lift"- ■■[“■li"! »l j
NS> ” -SCi . CMC. .•oUc-Uon»f »»*■ •»' I
SS“ oS. "om Üborol wr»., f..«« »">*>«»*
®* l « ““ *£>., No. 53 Foard, ,U
D Hchrocicr'lnfo Aotar, will *IT.
piano. rlolln an-1 guitar.
■*— " & williams,
HEATIBG AHD VMTILATING WABEHOUBE,
| MASVFACTCftEM or
Chil.on Earnoo, Wrought Iron Tubing,
A«i> KiTtisos w» Steam, U.as or Watxh.
J yy No. ‘2b Market Btr«et, Pittsburgh.
to t'h. l»lro»»B« "f ATKJNSON 4 OKKI.Y
M 3 ~
mitn'i* cnolcu anil Buc J, aJ'may datin' to procure
dio#' Sw«?«U.aUiwb& Win • .... r»he pur* Jultw uf iho
ftD exct.loot .ritei. of lU« graliti
6rmv*e.) will tmd m» «Ub B^ n d» t «Urtlll.-d from
rg*™**" ia^
«*iuid in lUYnr to Ibe l*"t Imported
! . No. 137 Liberty "irwt
”■* Carptl Emporium-)
w *1 OA.HGO&CO. huvingCUtJ up th« uufi
K. »• * i n th<« ritT with BMunmoth »oii
Mmssmss
W\l. DOUGI.A?
Toil* A.
SriSte /otrancTlbroUßb the Lull dt-jr. All
b"4£i tnuissetlons '"JJJf .(tor being out ot
«- •'° rf ' !lt “ f‘^s' S CiSuTof ÜbU «uJ SllrerWd.-
J«-, unless rolmuurd. IW»“” »prlo:6m
| e« L Jewelry,J.J.. ul'SJl?? 1
SEWTBBD STORK* 1
" y*ME» WAUDROP, , .
, niMinv HlRDSoftbe moftimproTwl
QF7BRS for sale CANARY Blium . Bifd
breed, niimdSoed Uoufiuetf
—Canary .Hemp. Millet, Ropeand fl B Mt FLOWERS, vlx:
IlfTf’urnlrt.e;) °' th i , c fl pot*)
Camellia, Horticultural Store,
IbrChrUtmaa Tree*, <K»m the Seea ami u <jec2o
tfo.4jmfth.Bt.. near Wood.
JtAMUI* * I,L > JB ‘
0ODltK» lor beam b “'f”SnU™ of IboU tatmMtol 1»
NO..IM Woed .«.
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PITTSBUIUiII. SATURDAY. JULY 15. 1854,
NBW CARPS rs.
Snrinc Styles*
A X TUB CHEAP CAKPfcT WAREHOUSE, No. 82
A TillUP We are now receiving and opening
one of the l«rp*»t and choinest stock* of
C!oth«. MmLh. Matting, Hug?. *'•> ever we?t ol
New Y'irß. The stork he* been selected with great «M«.
?«r*maln want of any articles in our line. « "“P** l ®
Invited to call and examine. Our assortment consist? in
part of the following, viz:
Koyal Velvet nod Brussel? Carpetings, 1
Tftjtestry Brunei*; |
AubuMoD Can-el*; I
Bxim Imperial and Super Three-ply; ;
Pat-iit'tapeatry Ingrain; j
Ruperfloe and Pine Ingrain; 0
Worsted and Wool Carpet*;
Wool and Cotton -lo
Venitinn 2*4 %, *£, and 4 4;
Hemp Carpets, very cheap!
List and Reg, do . . c , .
White nod Check Canton Matting*. *£. 4-1, &-*, and 64.
Cocoa Matting.-4, %, 44. 5-4, and 64;
Spanish Matting, Tery cheap;
Elegant Moaoic Ruga, i&> per pair;
Axmlnlfier, Chenille, and Tufted Rag*, a.l price*,
• Fancy English Sheepskin Mara, Jl5 perJP^r. .
nninwtfi do do do from $2.50 to $5 oach,
Tojrethir with a large selection of Cocoa, Jute, AdeUide,
V *BmblwS4^a»?prlmM cloth table and piano oovers, of
Cn^[maPk < teble^od S pianlooTers; also worsted damask by
the yar-r, tolloett, doylt-r*. Ae. „ . - « o<
A great variety of patterns In door oil*«loth, from 2 to 24
Hollands for windows, 30, 32,34,36,88,40, 42,44,
nches wide. « . , .
({old bordered shade?, entirely new, rery nen.
Window shadeft of every description.
Oval and hollow stair-rods, «ffpet ttek*. Ac-
Also, the Roval Turkish Bath Towals, together with every
“S”r'' y ‘' pt ‘ QCRrp * l
S» Third
3. K. JOSL3.
JONES & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
JVnarj.'runto Railroad, font of Third BarrUlxrrg.Fa.
1 J AVISO Increased our Machlnere. wbWbi Is now i,f v’“
H most improved order, and having added many fadll
tt, r,,r .lispalcbing work, we are now manufacturing Mrst
Cluu
STEAM ENGINES,
FOR FURNAUS3 AND ROLLING MILI£,
Blowine Cylinder*, Boiler*» Farn&oe» Bolling,
MILL MAOHINEKY & CASTINGS,
Ga* and Water i>tpeMiJdrs«'M, Retort* UmpPM^Ultcb-
ItiS Po*ta, Columns, Girders, Shifting, Hangers,
Brackets, Collar Grilles, Bathing Tube, Spouts, _
Hailing, Verandahs end Ornamental Castmgs.
We |,rtj particular attention to the taanulaetate end con
•truction of Cast Iron
Front* for Houee* and Store*.
Harlot: hu extensive assortment <>f beautiful Carved I at*
tern* of ihe most approved architectural order, our great
facilities for manufacturing and shipping enable ua tu com
ending Kurnaees or Boding Mills, Mill Owner*
and Mill-Wrißhta, will And 1 much to their
call and examine onr extoafire stock of Patterns t-ofore
building
IjtOX ASD BRASS CASTINGS,
Oferery descrip-lon; r-.nith Work, Pattern Making. Fu:
n .w and Foree Tnyarot, turoUmtl tn or4wr. [rayl&y^
C H I N A H AJL L, S
MaHKkT SfKKtT.
VOW O 'l-nwl ocn rf th* largest and best selected stocks
\ 0! CHINA, GLASS and QCBKSSWAIt»s«ver brought
i iLi» market: consisting in part of Whit. Iron fc*oo» Wn*
Off T*-.i and Toilet War**, which «« would particularly to
vU- the Ladlea to call and examloe, aa the ehap«« nr* «*o*
ti-rJi ur%r nud the ware very superior, baring WOW twetre
di*(T.-r«nt patterns r-f Toilet Ware, either in full «•»" <*
and Piielters eepanite. Wear* selling them at very
U ii«i a lory handsome assortment of Trench China Tea
ftT.ll Dinner eetts.-or separate pieces of plain whit , gold
to- k of I'l"ur V»ee« consists of oxer fifty different
u ,, r!l . t. Butitul.ard ranging from fifty cents jar
*' ir to timtv dollar- Haring *o large an assortment, we
i,. i .-..rt.'l-Pl of -Ultitig all tar'ea.
B’i—mm Lrn Sogats and Cream*, Silver Plated
Fr-w-k/ ■in.-j.L.- and BuDcr Ui.il'*'>. Knives and Forks, of
T«-i 11 Vi-s. frr:tn common ur tha finest; Solar Lamps,
ll«t L tail' nn<t l!ou*e FuniUhtug Goods.
»j .vi«.N Gl,«&j \VAKfc—"f this we bare a large aawrt*
" • r.j. ui .tiy th*- Diein-iiJ Pattern, which looks as
lt .‘. t., -t cut. and e*dl« *t l®r* than cne third tha
.. n .„ AU* a comp ote errrknf PiOeburgh Ohm*
Tv- »*»»■are tamed D> call and examine
ourV-uu* JOHN J. l/LKAKT.
So. f-J Matket st.. Wt'r. Third aud Fourth,
opw-eUe K White’s.
'* 41 » ' •
Z -;>'''** +s- r
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1U VI A KO l Si OH V
No 103 TSi'.»l) aXK>:CT.
iOUN C I'AftKV. «'I U. J.C. »*arrj * **3*
f l t t» Irif.mn :b-'‘u*U'n*r< of th«-old Orm. aod the poNio
that far ha-now no haodn. »«.! UextMwrriy
in uianufa-nuru.i: -ti-ry ti'-u of A
iu> i'nirtjt | 'hi; l, “3 IU-U?. K-ttle? and Curbs,
K-: .■’••-"o r-.’t ‘...h, a-ia A-*i; KrtUa*.
f.i :ur*- < nasa eusar—«v{_raJ*
MU. CMVtoCT,«... M.chtarj of .T.r J' J^riptton,
“to 5 .; **££ KmS? £*&
ttszsss* ™ * *>-
!SyßSss«aaxBSS
of •Irn.m.nUl lWll»r.forC*B.ur>.«>d
ami nms\ nutmft-X
«£
p - ->■; »•■« rwf e?.*_
alwg h e .
„ .„ ffi”* «* v«‘ * *•
1 All-ShOBJ. li-lo*«h« ft. 01.ll ( l*.
OcantiZ, Muchlnr ' if.ißflE SHOES mnoufcotuwd by
«.?or; description. All*, UOW* u ShoeMt-
SSZUmTL
I\ii" •;'!:= j'^l.
r-i-fc .wy»a ..." tiiortwt poQ°t ■ ■
kTSTtk bTu ihe fo \i *P4I v «
K N ALtWillßMf CIT\.
iriretou*, floral ilrert lht IlriJg*.
_ * VI VO tilted ut> tut «.itahH*bment with »H the litt t
dS&&gHa3BS
7: h '" cn.“ 11«»-. j.«.
Juhn S-.v.lnz o( Hie kind In tlfa mar
nary 10. lard.. Mtrnlrf Iml’tornment fcr munldln g
a«d «*>, ' *“
pared to aril ’ ,b °K‘j!'' p^Trebaa*the'riisht tor moulding
„‘r,n^rm?^S'Vf%’’ndmanul.rt„ rt ng.n,or al, „f
iho nbore MtlclM, wW P K ‘ X,C *' l,lr * s * c KING3LAND,
Allegheny city.
mv»:3m
—— BUOWASD sHOIiiS,
vjmutty3iss£E*Jfc
iKS,tJS;;SSSSsisKS
““ti" «i. our Of Iha larger! «" [^‘“Jphm
.Jaemtuac.s^^
GrrulV'ini has bran girrn lu srlocllug tl» V**'-
all of uhlctf h- watTjnta. Imrelofora, all da
furor U uuhum,
will Ih- f.iirlvjlea_tt *><»
WUoleiale »«d 4tet«ll
J§! T ‘‘!i- "u-rini "f BOOTS and of all kinds,
**** muMi.ii • • * l.a uow j.rcpnred to fall to
luv u i l 'u i w't iiii ti, ? Ht*v in* v w tinti at pricof
deal.-. * l.y wh*.lrt«U* sMch * R „J n „v‘particular kind
US low HP tf>»> .-it! he l)OJ,ni Urdl , rs #ua ei , lls eo.
~r-Ire to oriero rt ° , h d Mit w ui btf to
Customer wwtk made ' uiyrON, Agent,
1 tfn 49. ?t.Ctatrstre.it
nr2 c il»'H . _ ——^
~““ J Me LAUQH L I N , ]
BO?**”? JSS
■ i,,ws
HE 18 W Kbl* 1 1 , .hprn n nt to b*» inferior t<> any
11..0 »ad wU • r Jlt> ls w „il prepared to do all
similar ariicl** la tDe a ’. h , in foi* employ a corps of
Kina, of ciLHiom war J’*“ a J?,,rf in tb « city. Th« public
can at bis eaUblWim.nt. « d
examino hisO l **!*- - ’
A' v- »r t \ pA,CT O B \ i j
bT ° ? V0 K h FIFTH STUFF*
Sitni of THB OLD STAND.
1-iriLLTAM ?KLV ha* returned from thi Munufactur- |
Ww 1
i.v cn'h. n y Rtociting., Socks. Undershirts,
tl.« test 'h«ripu,m only nf nnd Miss.s-
Ur»«.r>. Gloves; ,*££, domestic stock of Mtts-
K CnuK.“ IIW. If-JUI sell b, wholesale or
retail at N*»* Vork IraiK>rWr ° DALY A CO.
Remember the Sign of TU* OLD STAND.
| my 23
T"*AL'L KLEiyEH baa remoTtxi blB LITERARY
P V’JK 2“’£«£££
o' “y L, ‘
t**ratun* of th» (f&T-
PEKUTTeT STORE,
BY a.
AV a fv» lirtt.l left*- "■»* "*
Sold Wholesale Mui BctiiH;
iTi'tn-n ahhaj Hlrmingnam. manufecturerg of 1
l“! .wd «£l Irooot all description*, and
Oflee.
•V- -V »*><►-'** '
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GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
Jft. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Qnosat I.TDrPSJDWci Hall)
v phiUdclpbia*
nrairmrßE, nr evert style!
Comprising Lc.ul.XIV, LouisXV,Elissliolhsnaod Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern stylo;
In Boeewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Batlnwood and .Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished id tne
b««t style, equal to, if not excelling in qual*
ity, the Goods of any Establish
mentin the United States.
EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren
tices being positively excluded,land using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fall to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Among* the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of burnishing a House, either in oh>
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment. by
which means all the article* in each room corresponu in
style and quality, ahd the immense stock always cr. band,,
being so various In design, enables purchasers to pl'-aee
their taste «n a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture. . T .
To rlv* au idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I o*eu
only Inform you that my Booms are 175 icet lona, by 27 icet
wide, four noom in number; with Bbops contiauous,rum
dent to employ 200 bands, which U a guarantee that the
work is ali done under my own immediate inspeciiuu
4^The Packing is alldone in the Btore. aod *y rx jj*“**
warmntea to earry safely any distance. Visitewto Phjla
delpbia are respectfully invited, as purenasers or other* lee,
to call ana examine tho Goods. -
WOKLU’B PAIBB,
London, 1851, and New York, lss3' h
TRIUMPH OVER THE COMPETITION OP THE WORLD
_ THE first and only PRIZE MEDALS tor liar
n ess at theGrcat Exhibitions in London, 1851,
JhQ and in New York, 1853, was awerded to
nAV'vl uACEY « PHILLIPS,
Masers. LACEY A pnibUPS, at thmr extend v* estab
lishment, Nos 12,14 and 16, South Filth street, Philadel
phia, keep the largest stork of ready-made Harness end
BAddles if any house in the Uuitod 9uu-s They have
reduced the business of manufacturing y-jjf.Ttpys
tem, that. for. quality and price, they are beyond all com
petition. The best of Leather only is used, and no palm
are spared to reach perfection In every article.
It is aeknwlsdged, that for elaganco, lightness, comfort
and real value, the Harness and Saddles of Lacey « * bil
lips surpass all others. They invite a close examination ot
their stock. , . .
Attention is called to the following ecnl* of prices:
Oood, plalo, serviceable Single Heroes*, SLLOO ll ’
“ fanev “ ’ “ “ <W,oO to Jo.ou
“ plain Double Harness, - 40,00 to bO/'O
They have a branch of their establishment Or
leans, No. 81 Charles street. . , . *
Country Harness Makers can be supplied with narne.-s
cheaper than they can manufacture them.
43* A number of HARNESS MAKERS are offered con
stant employment, the year ro T un 'J*
given. Apply to LAC EH k PIIILLIP-,
No, 12,14 and 16, South Fifth street, near Mloor street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
.}. C. BUCHXB-
JOSE! 1 11 IHOGRIDGE.
COMMISSION ANI FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 38 GonmiJSux, bexow Puu Strut,
gl, lioaia, ko.,
CON BIGNMKNTBanlCommissions will ireetwitb prompt
and personal attention, and llot-ai adninc.-4 will be
wben required, OB Consignments or Bills of Lading,
OrdersloT the purchareof Lead,Grain, Ilemp and otL-'r
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market pn«s.
The Receiving and Forwarding of MercbandUt- and Pro
duce will meet with espedal care and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, end thecxpi nsr
of Storage and Drayage as much-as possible avoided.
umiUCU:
PMte * Bacon, fit. Loul*; ElUc A Morton.
Charles*, Blow A Co., do; Cruder A Oonaat, <**
Chouteao a Valin, do; llooea A + ,
Doan, Ring A Co-, do; Fprioger A it
J.W.BoU«rAßro.,PttUbh; K.O. liorxMßan A p., ««
D. Laech* Co., do; K. 4 C.Yamall A1.0.,1 hrlad,
Wni.Holmro * Co-, do; Morgan. JM. Ilucfe * Mursai
Blow A March, New York. B. B.Ocrmtvys,
Frost A rornit, do; Shield** Millar. di
CbarW A.MMga, do; JosUh Lee 4 Co., Dal.ic.cr
A.G.KnrwellA Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, nt
Howard; bon * Co., do; W.B. Reynolds Louu-n.i
i 1 H. I>. Neweomb * Rro.. d
i T.O.Twicfiall A Co.,Commi*siofi Mercnant*. New Orleai
1 h*Te an open Policy of Insurance. «*ilch wi.il roff*i
all shipment* to nij address, when adrtv-J by letter 7£>
mail, or when endorsed on w^®f Jft , g s ££u{&£‘ tb
time ot shipment. JOBBPII M»'JiiiliXi
atgfl : : : :
Bay Wood Snncry and Carden*.
JAMEd RKNSKDY, [late of the **li-kuovrn *t
r«u» N.» V«t)' «*l» " ,*, n^. uk.
- public, that h* haa now estabhohed an hXTW.SIYi.NLK
SERY. on tbe Farm of Mr. Janie* S. Ne*l*y. n«r hart Lil>
arty, Where be aball be prepared, after ln wwT«mJr
celTe and 1111 order* for -very variety of Fruit “V. ? t i„
tjd Tree*. Hardy and Green Houae shrub* and l lant*. Jn |
wldiEolo a ..hokeand superior clock on band, he baa mads
nn« oflrba 'inwt
be can assure hi* custoper* j~arfect
■
tttkfKtlQP-
»c4U»to<l «Ul> «"»».
capacity umxl tb.wUbwol to- -bo
Ur-i-J tou s htb. City
j PmHMo -- »"* rf *' s1 '- *
I \lnhap, *
I w* t?*
tkholder*.
.>otbij<tii.u R.R. .Co.. \
, Juou iUth T ISW. )
AQKF.F.AIH.Y to a it«*uutlon of the' r , ,) J r ;', l vr !
of the PJITSBURUH ASI) IONNEI-L.'-'UU.t KA.L- j
[LOAD OuJUtaV.‘'''iSo'.E-jT OFFIVE I
an- hereby nodfW that the «t INBTAIAIKNT OF Fl>* I
SS ISSI. fourth in.t.lmeut.| <f
and any e»ot.i per »h»r», bfcTiou ber*itoforr b**en r -V ‘* -a
»nd aX> FIYRDOLLARS I*KR SUARK on tin;
*»y of KACH KNSUINO MONTH, unul the whole amount
"Ckhoidt. «*.!« °°”!! *ls E
th.we residing in Westmorland N v l-r
omeluJe ComUfl Nerilleli.li Building,
- of Fourth And
ieA3wd Trea<nre- Pittsburgh end Cour.eiisriiie *t It Co.
Boston P>F>tr Mnclin Company-
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
n»lti.mrnt,Aot much rhru,,ur
ind baudimer ihn . Plaster end Wood Carving, uuda grout
""mAtCR LBrf KK3 FOB SIGNS, tery cllcnp and warrant
•J to lint for 20 years exposed to the weather.
Abore Gouda fur sale at tha manufactnraFa pnee-ptost
•«y*ht added- "V^rtctVt.
j«2*
" Notice Is Hereby talven,
T».-i im who ha*esubscribe 1 to too capital
Stock of the PITTSBURGH AND ERIE RAILROAp
.MPANY?iS Which ha' been made specially
to the couMtrnction of the roatl lo Murcor eouu ). *
Sillmontof fit* vat CC.vt, per share, i» re-iaired »o te
id to the Trewum of the Company, »‘Waomce,
Mercer county, on or before the 20111 UA\ O
JULY 1854, and that an tastalmeut of nvt visa csxr, per
share’will be r*l ulrwi 10 ** P al,l at °
thirty days thereafter. Bt order oStlio Board.
luir 3 3 B. f. BASKIN, Treasurer L’. *E.R. K. Co.
I Office of the P. *K. It. K- 00., l j e *7;3w
[ New Caitle, June 2lit, ISo4. ) *
*w«w P*rtuer»htp»
MATTHEW QKAKi' ANb I'AN'L. HtISfNQhU, tr&ding
boratofcroa* M. Gil APE A 0.1, Su>v« and llollow
wm« litnutKturrri, No. 1M W.oa i-lrwt, h»vr- tin. i.»j
H.’StalE w»b lh«» THOMAS J. OllAFf,: d. . I»«Mr I.
th«lr batinoAi. Tb. u«m«, «jl»; and •} }”>' ‘ h AS.
from lhl» data, bu GRAFF, HttlalNGbU * GUAtt. in#}
SSpo-ifally soliolt a conllou.t.on of' th» to lib
erally bontoweJ upon tb« Aria oF*M. Grutf A Go.
' irgh, July IS&4. __
/TKEAT bargains of summer goods »l A. siol llllU
(jr corner or tlraot noil Einb streets. I 'ito'it ■ the
liiimeneed mlltattotl my summer stuck ot Ur. t c„it, the
mrH all new. and haru been purebacod tots s "MQ,
as they are no* offered at price-, far below thj- u*ual
rows. Ladies would do nell to call ood n .aJJfJB* I "-
ntuclt comprises beree*, la*DH, summer Bilks ,
grenadines! beregedo laiceß, and u mostctery article mW
jy kept In a fancy utoro- tZ- —-
fttw Trlinmlttg store,
Vo 83 Cbrrnr of Mx.JW drol and Vu Diamond.
FRANK van tiOIIDKU re*pecfully announce* U> the
public of Pittsburgh and vicinity . that be will <H*“
u«w Trimming Store on Monday, April l.lh. lU'ing M**
Sp the noatJ store room in ibo city, ami filled U «ith a
cholc# s-leetlo i of the latest stylus of Trimmings and fan
cy Good*, ho flatter* himself that bo trUl oOrf ««pt»n«« -
dace cent* and endeavor to giTo lull satisfaction to ull
mnT favor him with their patronage.
KNTKRPHIE VVUK.It.
XO 130 Wood strut. Third door hcloto Urgtn
TVOWN * TBTLBY would call the attention of **poruo ft
U wen to their large of Gan*, lMes> *“* i J l £
"tin* s*tsiul», the largest and boat selected
owned In this marked together wiUi a general a&.*ortment
cldlanlware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of a Inch
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash P urcb “* r * I s ° r
for good apptorwl papw-
FIRST STREET^BETWBEs'WOOU AND MARKET
STREETS, PITTSBUIiOU. PA., build.. Fnmcu Palont
Metallic Elfc Boat*,of GalranlMil Iran : aBo maoufac
Copper and Shoe. Iron Work, GookinS J to 1 5 “ ro . r r S „f?"j2‘4
1 .okli*HniHia. Portable Forges, Forced Iron Work, l#ar s -
Bo^ , K^ rU *“”<S’rl Ufa the
cheapest kind Steamboat work attended to. [niyio.y_
~ important to Tailor*' t .
' u ' h refiKTiESs w«u
1# Wood street,
(>b - Whoirrai* Aganta fbr mapfuaMurer..
1“ v Vih'i'i'AV SAVK VIVJS DOLL. Alta A MONTH, }OU
V YOU CAM BAVJB rivfi vv by
on SU. Wubington. Priw, s2so—term*, $2O
? Jim? a month. Now w the uma to secure
iD 8. CUTUUKRT & SON,
a good Lot oa easy Urini. 140 Third Rtrw*t
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,".mi LET— A MMII UUUa~K,oo f.hdutraet oror Murom?,
I te.ui "jioto; «n to «“• p«rt Of this J«.r-rjm
AlloTipwl Boo” OB fooMjlronio otobu., oe.r the
I ° , '*TBOSLiS WOODS, 75 Fourth itrueL.
ST. LOUIS
REVNTW7 * <V*.
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property fttf Sale,
rpHK subscriber offers tor «ue, on very reasouabfetanna,
A House, No.llo Pwmstrtwt,
between ll*y street and Kraus' alley; and Lot 25 feet front,
extending back 112 feet to an alley. The Ilouee is cm* or the
bust buildings, and in one of the Boat jdaaaaat naignnor*
hoods in the city. . . •.
Fivo Lote—embracing corners of Front and Ferry streets,
one hundred and fire feet fronton Ferry and sixty test on
Front street, 'with a good three story Brick Bnßdlug 0» jh®
corner,* two story Frame on Front strand two. Brick Build
ings, used as shops, on Ferry at
A Lot, 31 fret-front by 80 feetdeep,<m front, between
Market and »rry streets. .
A hot, with very convenient Frame I>wailing; Lot Sonet
bv 90,.froutlng on Congress and Elm sta.
'a House'and Lot, on "Wylie street* near the aew Court I
House. The bouse is veil arranged and hi good order, and
is now occupied as a hotel. *.. “
A Three gtory Brick, on Smithfleld street, new Seventh
being in an excellent badness location. Tb* Lot Is 80 by 80
feet deep, fronting on Smlthfleld st. - . •
A. Cotuce Frame and Lot, $» by X» feet, fronting on Anne
and Uobiuson streets, Allegheny Qty. TUs is a very desire
ble and pleasant location tor a reeidmwe.
Nine Lote In the town of iTKeaspoft* «*ch.®o foet hy 160.
Several of these are on the Main street. ' __ _ . •
Eleven Acres in Umetowu, on the Mommsahem Btrer. on
which there are 4 houses; there are sane 6 or 7 acres exex*
celled stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
tn the landing; and tWQeeel pita open. _ .
Ninety Loti in\the town of Columbia, 60 feet by 160 earn,
nearly all level, and well located. The tenant of endLlsrt
haa the privilege of using whatever stone coal hemayre
outre for his own use, from a pit near the Lock*'
is a' rteasant situation on the bank of the Mononganeta nr*
er. a shortdistanofrbelow Look No. 3, in the midst of an ex
tensive stone coal region, and would be a desirable Mint to*
manufacturing establishments. ; ■ _ . ...
Two Hundred acres of superior Btone Coal;with Hoare,
aalliaui. *«. Thin Jiropirl, hal .fhMtof
UonougabeU river; an axnfUant landing; Mod grade and
ronndation for railroad—with enough level ground atone
point tor bouses and gardens, or locations tor manumetortea.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses to he used in teU>
ing out the coal—tho Quality of which, far iron work, steam,
g al, or for any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by aay la the
absence, my agent, James Blakely, Eifr, will give
*U necessary intormation.'and be authorised tortve wasas
-iwetot? fcr »°T rrot.rty ■o'<l
TvWBLUNrt UOUSK POK SALE—Situate oo Third
U shore Smithfleld. The House H well anmnged, with
ball and .parlors, dining room and kitcbeo, 4 chambers,
buh room, with, hot tod cold **“r;jcood »Uw g»
turvis Ac. For price arul terms eall at me Besl Estate O*
lice, 14U Third street.
je?i
B. CXJTIIBEET * SON.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIKT* ACBBS OF LAND, ooa
half mile from the Ohio river, sear Baker** Landing,
05 acre* under cultivation, with Orchard and other good
improvement*; one-half the Coal under ItramrvetL ttl*
oS«r*»t.»«t™»lT low trio*
01 • 75 Tourth *treet-
TtaLUaBLI: PlinPE'ufr IN UOLLINS TOWUbHI?,
V FOR SALE —M acres sitnato one ml letwmlatt Üb
ertv, and about 200 yards from tha Allegheny river, and
.smedistance from the AUegbeny Valley Railroad. Anew
BricK Uouse, of hall ami 7 room*, finished In modern style,
a Tenant House, a large Frame Barn and Stable, and other
out building*; a good well of water, and durable springs,
also a running stream at lower part of the farm; an or
chard of 3CO trees; 50 acres In cultivation, balance good
timber; a valuable stone quarry. Will be sold altogether,
“ 10 "" M ,h ' tapro *' m ß nl ottbbebt t SOS,
Real Estate Agents, 340 Third at.
—“(nf.SALK i*j tpl-udrd Farms; one of 10U acres, and
1 the other 75 acres; beautifully located on the Upper
Clair Tosrcbip Plant Road, 6 mUtrf from the dty, each
of them lvin*«> as to divide into lOaere lota,bavingagood
erring on each. I'lsa splendid 1 opportunity tor a specula
tion. Thos* who want a good home, or wish to make
mouev, would do w«*ll to- look at It, as we will aell to the
hr>t that offers us our low price, In lots or all together.
Al*t>. 6t« Country Seat?, 1 mile from Woods’ ran. and
oulv Z mile* from Allegheny city, by way of the New Brigh
ton' I’lank Koa i. They are dm healthy locations, and of
fered very low. „ , ,
U(.o, ten Country Seat* ou the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Rnl r0w1.7 milt* below the dty. They will be told wpara:*
or toother to a colony or building association. It is a
lovi-iv Iw-.tLi'.-D. aud ch«af, of coarse. . •
Also, on-* liOt of two acres, and two smaller pieces or
ground. ov j* n *>>to Hartman's at Woods' run, offered at a
verv low j.riiw for to fine a property. An assortment of
Laud-, lloust-s aud Lots, alaays on band, and described io
mv r-iri«er. Before buying yon woold do well to call and
w ? THOMAS WOOLS.
':** ’ 76 Fourthatrvet.
Beautiful Sites for Country Homes.
rinift oHsra fer sale, on easy terms, fIfTY
I 105* lalJ «.i7 and restricted forniralTeddences.' 4Ja9?
nn K:.Tir.CtQi;AßK,<,nth^^^ n -tf J sr W ary and
:<w fcLi t» ** and Uerr streets. Ttus !
Julifc Add f A 7-' a^“ U y.ult Trees of the choicest ttnd. and
*t“»f i ok«resqne am romantic **-
oiroasU d. s l.n.Tfc<.or thcpjrm™^ in(! en .
„, r v wu'ii»«- l““A“" u " P canning »od m.g
--*— > ,n ••
i mQ raUteTidmt> ofOgtjg* 0F at the head of
situated fcrmonufocturiDg pur
pO**iS.
i The a bore ia
wonertv is ritnuted In Dngttoene toronyh, on
<»- S ““' 1
irtii'\Var«l Vro party for •»!« at a Good
Bargain* T
rmilvKK VALUABLE IiKICK UOUSES
I Lula eiobr»c« *lrunt on P*nu atnwl* of 66 fajrt 6
lihcs, to a 3 feet alley ! on i b "t JV'Sjh *u£hZ
Kc block of Brick Honses. two storlee high, with kitchen
„J cellar In taacment, 11 feet front on l>mn «ccct..no3o
.hop on Locos, sect. This U arery Oerirable itne
.Ln for citicr a Store or a Torero; Fenn street being the
error throughfare of the citT: and this property being eon
ventnot to tb*K*Hra*d Depot- , .. . ..
Thi« piupufty would not bo in the *“*•*“{£ ***
OWU.T i* livius In Washington countj, and finds It extrama
iv •m’onTeolcot to attend to it. t ,
4 Trim- ease er.il price moderete; tor further perttoulerri
J' T S P ROBERT DA Y. Fifth Hard,
cn.iutreot or JAB. C. RICHEY,
Hr-.! Estate Agent, at this office.
t.rpA for Sale.
IOAA ACRES of LAND IS FOHEST COgNTY. wu
IoOU the Clarion riT*r.ThU land I* bearily^Wo^
b»» ue excellent soil,and Isaaid to contain an mbnndMoe of
iron ur«- and a thick aeln of bituminous coal. The venan
,to railroad, which will undoubtedly
ieM to It, If not directly arrow it. The Ulllatoim creek
r TLsu?Wo in Ilk couuty, well Umberedand ****™J'
«n i 1, log neer the route or the Sunbury and Erie reUro.,l.
NoVtter ineertment could be mede tbkn in thwe landj.
The completion of the sunbnryand Brie, the
Veliev', end the Venango railroad, through that legion
will render the coal, lumber, itoo ore and eothot great
vein.,, bugaboo,- O.V.VJHVTK,^
No. Id" Fourth street.
ValuaSfic Properly lor
ON LTiEHTY ADJOINING MKIUJ
DIST GRAVE YAKD, NEAR CANAL
{s DOW the only destomblu piece of property ip this aocnbor
bol not already bought up by lh* vi^-ESfioS
,vm D4 nv Fronting on Liberty 50 feet, on Elm street 100
fritAhenw to the Methodist G rare Yard BOJ4 feet, to Liber
.^TtaLiproperty is most defirmble u e HoteL Tb ®b ui j‘ l j?B
now on H, h g.-od substantial three story brick, with ell the
Sece°«ery beok buildings, has for e longtime been occupy
LThe Unlon Hotel,doing a good burtaett. Cepinrilwseod
others desirous of making a good inrertment, will do well
to examine the premises.
apr3S:t£
For Sal*' , !
r WO.I. SELL my oneipirol leas.
I Lot, situate on O'Hara street and Spring aEay.ln «*•
Filth tv‘rd—lo ft fronting on OTlra tunning
Ucfc 100 fl.on Spring allot,on »hkh VS?
storied Brick House, 40 ft.Hqnarc, with a frame,two itorfca,
of ft.O"spring alley, well calculated to cany on an,
branch of mamdacturlngbutineta.
ufactarinnin tb® country, I offer the abore for aale. in
quire at No. 428 .Liberty street.
oclS:* ’
Coat Worki For SftU*
CIXTY TQIUSK ACIUS • OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
N attached* and all the imprortments Oieroon taBoee«e
fu t operation. .• aid Farm is rituated on the Mot»on*ah*U
river .4 miles abOTe L'UU-burgb, and is
Farm Bat-it, Tenant House*, Orchard, Railroad,and
Vein ofOealfa fl*« f<*t thtek, and cannot be surpas ed
Forto.top^.Jg.g^w
• - No. 235 Liberty street.
i“Very Desirable Country »«« »t Prl
vale Sale*
PHE subscriber Is authorised to«sll tbo following pwce
1 of property, containing ° f Jiod *
Collin* ip.. Allegheny county fa. Thfa proper* is b-J*
fully located on the bank of the Allegheny nTBr ’ , &bo . ul *
mliiw trcoi the city; having two front*, one on the Law
reucevllle and Sharpsbureb Vlank Road,and the Allegheny
mrr; and a'a-ul 80 rods brio* th« ferry, andl Jurenrlo*
<l.. n.< bridar. nosr tons teUt "Tcr tb. ri.ar For for
tbrrpKticuUn a-dbimof JAM &°e.uS^£U
TWOK SALE— IS 7 acres of Laud, 3 mileasoutli 0! l>aruu£
r ton, 00 acra. cloarod. go:rt Orchard, a good Stonn
ilouio, largo Horn, Wo from. Uouaaa, all io Oral rata or
dor. .oil yllorod or tho low prtai of »aS 1,1 S ’.W>t street,
ala, yno-hair aoro Lot io Oakland, oa Charic..c stteot
i* a boautiful Lot; In front of Mr.
aont, and ia offarnd at tho low, ? rl "jl l *^rf > rf?e.t
V.l and got m ? KogUtar,
irlety »r property. yJfSorth atraal.
- a , IV L', or I.A Ml rOK SALK,—Three hendeer.
02U tit jeted In Itohloeon towothip,iil«(lttnj ecMh
IV, on the Sleuhenrlllo Hte, end A “J.'f *
city Will he «ld in IoU to mil P'P d **?^£^t I«ualA 1 «ualA
inn Vor further partlrtulrrs enquire of George U. Kiddle,
*““■ l.Coletnen.SltmooreheleHolier,
J AMES C. RICHEY,
F i l f« sh ' Keel Some Agent.
t—MiH 5 aLk—MS acrtsM*Lind, ritual* nw tbeilinersvUle
«<>-». n.< mil* from tbe Court Hod**; onvMeb is *
FrtalUwo eiofy Brick. Ilous*,. Bubli, •nd'Hber b^Ulnga;
SJlin client Orchard. Terms-Otte-JourUi cwh, t»l-
/MoITAGK.iOK KENT.—Th« miita building ol UmmTob
V/ Nurwry Hill, with about unwretfgtwi®*- * n 9 utr *
J.HCBDKWKD, ou th. „i t * 00.
: Valaabie Property F ® r A al# L
Five iiaxdsuu* builuiso
ATenua, tear Jultoa sad ▼Bbio lan ™ at **
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ra , l7 . comer of_W»dJßi«sS“i_
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i DRY CELLAR, under tfc» ” *****“• ***■“•
A WSSSKSfr.
° T ra!rt Irfioiwof ■ >v 86?iiberty*tr4t
To i*«t* - 77 ,
T 'HE dwdaw bmu»oo«
I street, AllesMnr, »«• * OoltoMde Ko», MM “»
Eniai. «M» IOM.. HtoWBIE. -
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DAILY MORNING POST.
SATURDAY MORNING:-!:
'oi’ * '*e* :
STATE central committee.
To TBIMOPLB of Pbubthaxu. ;
FiLUne Cititem: —The Btate Central Commit
tee appointed by the detnocratio convention
which assembled in Harrisburg, in March last,
have thought it their duty to address yon on tba
present espeot of political affair*.
The opponent* of the detnoeratio party aad of . .
democratic policy (we soawely fcnow at tbitmo* .
meat by what name teoall them) bane, for par*
poses eonnseted with the approecblog ri action,
made another of those sadden* changes of dttt*
tude whiph have 00 often heretofore tarnished
the- political character of their leaders; te&fili*
satisfied die . people. They have ran through
their whole list of poblie measures. One after
the other their principles have been condemned
by the pnblio voice and abandoned by them
selves. A National Bach, about which they
once threatened revolution, is na ‘obsolete idea.*
The independent Treasury, which they denote*
ced so fiercely, is no longer denied to be the sa
fest and beet mode of keeping and disbarring
the pnblio revenues. Their Bankrupt tmw U
delivered over, with their fall consent, to thn
infamy it deserves. We hear no mors from
them about expunging the veto power from the
constitution. The thunders of alarm' against
the annexation of*Texas are silent, . Their exo*
orations of the. Mexican war and the ban**
Btate of California, are on longer heard.
tariff of 1842” is erased from theirbanners and,
omitted in their speeches. They team to b#
ashamed (as certainly they ought to be) of Arif
predictions that the country would be rained
and the treasury made bankrupt by the tariffef
1840. Even the Oripbios of the last adminis- •
tratioo have retired to the quiet shade# of obnsu- -<
rity, content to gorge their plunder in silence,
withont defending the means by wbleh it waft
acquired. . „ : :
ft might naturally be suppoeed, from sash u*
toward circumstances, that those priltkdans
would oeaao upouthe party.of tho|>oo* ■
pie, when thrir formerly avowed prioiplaa andl
measures were thus abandoned. After keeping .
the country In oommotioo for. so many
contending for .measures and views which th« 7 '
now tacitly admit to be either false or hopeless,
it would seem that dissolution was the only thing :
left for them. But the natural enemies ofre
poblioanism and equality eaa never be idle.- The
interested and ambitious demagogue will, asm
quit hie trade. They can at least get leeal ofi
cea by stirring up strife among the people,: and.-
this they seem ready to do, as passing events
vbondantly terify.
We do not deny that the masses of the .party
opposed to os are honest, sound and 'trad,
hearted cirisens, who deeire nothing but that the r
honor and intereste of their country may be
promoted and perpetuated. It..is their-einecre
prejudices against the democracy, or their long
habits of obefiraee to party discipline which
keeps them where they are ; but we confidently
trust that the time has now come, when they
will break the trammels which have hereto*
fore bound them, and join the democratic party
in a oordial support of the laws and the Constl
turion. . J
Previous to the last presidential election, the
organs, orators, and leaders of the party, then
calling itself Whig.' had .exhausted their list of
party doctrines. __ E«n larma halt Wn aartlad
eome temporary subterfuge, and on this
th ._ betook tbemstWes to * most diwep»t*o»
The, exerted .U
influence to’exeite tie
of tie Catholics and naturalued aoters **“»**
tte Demoeratie party and it. candidatM. lt.-
mediately upon General
they denounced bun as a bigoted Protectejt. .
who, it elected, would use uis !*>»« *“ preaent
Catholics from haring their If*,"** ■„
against tfiiaseot ol paapui, »u ™
as a high political offence. Certifies tea. from
Catholics in his own neighborhood, declaring
that he was bostae to them, flooded the coontry
and the sanctity of the Post Office wes violated
for the purpose of circulating these documents
along with tbo religious papers rsmi by persons -
of that faith. On the other hand, 0»n. Scott
was held np as a man for whom Catholics, shore
all others, ought to wtfc : 'K h« was notamsm
her of that church U »“ *!£*“•
famUy were, a* his daughter had, with hlsoon
sent, gone into a content Never before was so
bold and shameless an effort made to ro»se_ re
ligious prejudices for political purposes. Ben- s
sihle men of all parties, sectß, and
deeply offeoded at this unblushing system or
endeavoring to carry an election by sectarian *P"
giiii m ore humiliating than this,'if possible,
was the flattery bestowed upon their adoptod
feUow-citireos. Prom the aged and distinguish
ed soldier who was their candidate for President,
down to the most obscure and inefficient or their,
sneakers and writers, all professed a becoming
seal for the righti of foreigners. According to
their statements then.-ellpeTOM.ttfta
eign birth had been or were about to bo greatly
misused by the Democracy—and they were urged,
exhorted and waroed totrusl uobo fobc tthelr
true friends the Whigs. Even‘the. dMnet
epokeu by foreigners was referred «»
superior to the *efnacuUr Unguig* which the
n«if* born ettl md.. Tbe
broffae” wm music to thetr care. the ”
German, nooent?* was the subject of extrzTZguot ;
B *Theae facta, fellow-citizen*, are free* in yonr
reoollection. But would you believe *•**•*”*
a&me politicians who were Breaching this ««■
nan cniazde agaioat the Democracy, w* :
two years ago, and who did all that in them lay,
to excite the jealousy or adopted cltisena against
native born Americans, have recent! J Mpousaa
the doctrine of proscription egabut »“'*««*
not native born, of whatever rtUglerns ftttWMd
ere eeid to be in close affiance with a secret and
oath bound association which prorosee to pn»-
r«.n for conscience sake
the newly elected Mayor has
tbte doctrine of proscription. Thstthin ljn
mere polidcal maumusre on the pnrt af tta
Whig leaders may be confidently
it is a heat Uses attempt to makes political W
of religious prejudices, in whlch they themsslves
do not participate, no one can
tained faots, past and present, make it perfectly
apparent, that these same polltietanj,
"SB
anti-republican doctrines of the enemies of pop
ntar rights, by the power of truth, by thalforoe
!”1 refused argument appeahug to tbe eon-,
science pf the people. This tffnghug =
1 rious and poUOoal elements cannot bo appro
ved or endorsed by a free and Überal recple ln
this aga and in this country. ™«y who tojnk ~
so emnst bo credoloos and short elghtec lctfeen. .
In’ 1852, the Democracy asked no more tean
equal justice for Protestants, end now when
the Whigs have changed their ground, we wut
demend but oommon And eonstitodooal righto
for adopted eitisens of whatever religlooebellsf
they miy happen to be. TM.h«.verb«etoe
I creed of the Democratic party, ae it hen ever
been the policy of this government They Men
courted no seet or olees ““ 52-Ji
reoognlse no pecoliar rights m snyaact
but have only sought to maintain die
of all, and to bestow distinction and3wn«w
£.toward of individual merit
tlon and the law—thegreat : ,
ty which the people of thls country, ■
id those of foreign birth, fought and hied fat
I —freedom of conscience, whi<*. nn Amerwms-
I christian.Weald teks from hts ,el 1" ““T*?"
“o. to all and Special f»r« «» :
platform of the Democracy. Prom «■»•«*»
deration. let ue look down calmly upon thedm
of those who corns in conflict
wtthtbese prieoljdes. Ours is themun. o f our
Sui.m true 7 led wUlrmnsintm. toihe P*£
olpteebf civil andrelights nb *^.
by tbe revolution.- wbdWjgi
EDWARD FABER.
EDWARD FABER.
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