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Offioa, and by the News Boys.
THE SATURDAY MOBSIWO POST
DpobJUhed from thfixame office, on a Urge
■heat, at TWO DOLLARS a year, In adranee. Single oopiee
be dlwontlnned (raleu*t thedl»o»-
oa Of th* Proprietor*,) until all arrearage are paid.
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: .mM by the money, or satisfactory reftrenoe In thfr dtr.
*nitk the Srtnhtuhment of the Jfcriuag Post
ihW *** Ur*** Job Printing Office* to the city, tohere an
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S. p. Rosa,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh,
Pa., fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson's livery
•e Btai la.
•’ *•..* ifl'-’ ; v*
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THE DALLY MORNING POST
Prin'ed and PubKA*d wery Momina, (Nurvtiy erected.)
.. BY GILLUOREAMOSTGOMKRY.
■otTB-WIST ooKHßt.or woon *»i> rrrra prttrrs
• PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GKO. F. GIIdIdMORK,
attorney and oounskllqr at law,
Office, comer of Fourth street and Cherry alley,
*: .. PirrSBOMBr PA.,
4^Will attend to bis profrseionsd badness as usual, at
Ms office, between the hours of 9A. VL( and 4P.M. of each
day. ' ■ r iy»
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS^
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
JOHEPU WEAVER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Oflee, No. 144 Fourth Street,
JaS:lyJ] wtrasoaon, pa.
JOHN BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OAce, corner Fifth and Grant sta«,
ja&ljg] WTXSPb&Qg. pa.
tl. Biddle Roberts,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No. IS2 gmlthfield street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend
ad to—epedal attention given to Conveyancing, [deeply
Thomas Meant, __
Attorney at liw and solicitor in chancery.
'Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4
J. 8. Morrison,
Attorney and counsellor at law—omoa, re*
moved to No. 44 Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Pa *P rtoy
C. Orlando Loomiti
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
jy4? „
Thomas M. Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowrie’e Buildings, Fourth
street. janTily
R. B. Carnahan,
ATTORNRY AT LAW—Offlee on Fourth rtreet, between
Cherry alley and Grant street.
J. N. M’Clowry,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office in
Bahewell’e Buildings, on Grant street je2_
I>. H. Hazen,
A TTORNBY AT LAW—No. 127 Fourth street, aboT« and
A. near gmitbfleld.
Alderman Watson,
Office on Third street, opposite the old Put Office,
WUKRB all business pertaining to tbe offlee of Alder
man and Justice of the Pea&j will be promptly at
tended to. Acknowledgments of D<»eds and Mortgages, and
other instruments of writing; taken at his office, or at the
residence of tbe parties. ' j ,
Tbe Dockets of D. S. SCULLY, lata an Alderman of the
(Sty of Pittsburgh, are placed in my possession. Persons
haring Judgments on said Dockets may have the necesiary
process bcui-d thereon by Aldvrman Watson. [my&U **
If. ilnokmiuter, Alderman.
OFFICE, Grant street, between Fourth st. and Diamond
alley. Conveyancing ofall kinds done with the great-
Mt care and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Ustata ex
•mined, *=• * W
£. S. Neal, AldermSn.
NO. 81 THIRD Street, between Wood and Marketstrueta,
Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. Bonds, Mori
num. and other writings drawn with neatneas and hccu
me,. je2M,
Remove*
DIL D. HUNT, Sukss-jm Dentist, has removed
jß^3hb°S < vrron No. to Fourth street, to No. 19
QJEfßffiPOVimi Street, one door below Ferry, where
he will t>e happy to attend to all professional
calls. ;
||. Allh, SURGEON DENTIST. <iuo
cessor to G. W. Biddle,) '<o. 144 SMITH
(TffINBIk FIELD STREET.
i i-F Office hours, from 8 to 1 o’clock, and
from 2 to ( o'clock fchls:ly
J • SCOTT. DENTIhT, Fourth rtreet, five, (loom
MBS&veitof Market.
''f Omcx Iloints— From nine A. M. to five
P. U. > deciVv
BUSINESS CARDS.
P- W. QXSSTISX HMX. EtCUDiCM.
d w. hersti.vk a CO..
COIXISSIO.N AJil) FUSIVAIiDISG MERCHANTS,
A.VP /
Dttlers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin
cinnati and other Manufactures, &c.
JTo. 93 Front streets, beltet.cn Mirket and Ferry streets,
pirrsnuaou, tk.
Liberal cash advancaa made on consignments. Par
ticular attention paid to forwarding Western merchandise.
References. —Clark k Thaw, Wm. Bagaley A Co., Wm. M-
Cully A Co., F. Sellers & Co, Hays A ’Blank, Kramer A
ltihin, Ueorv Graff, Esq., Wm. Kichbnum, S. R. Johnsunx,
Esq., Thomas Bakewell, Esq., George Lcdtie, E-q., Solorat n
Stoner, Esq
Co«Partnerutil{>.
THE »abscribers havu this day farmed a partnership t>r
tbe purpose of carrying on arul Pjru.\ird
in connection with the and Oil , and /V
-duct basinew generally, under the style of KjoiusuA Rn.’ti
nwnv; warehouse No. llt> Water and 150 Front striA-ta;
formerly occupied by Bnrbri ige A Tngbnim.
7 WM. B. ENGLISH,
JAMES -RICHARDSON,
J AS. J. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh, February Ist, ISVLfebd
FR. DRAVO, Diamond, PitLshurgu, Pa., deu.cj i.
• Country Produce, offer* for sale a choice stock o
Qroeeritt, *etectad.for family use. Spices of every variety
sud the purest quality, ground at bU Steam Mills. Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ex
ohangefor Merchandize.
F. B. D. has procured a full assortment of Landreth'e
WarrmßtadOarden Scania, and invite* the nttemion of all in
larestad inraral affairs. >ull
CoparluerjUip
TUB TTNDERSIGN Ki> hare thi* day entered Into co-part
nership, under the name and Ktyleof J.A.HUTCIII
BON k CO., for the purpoii® of iramurtmK a OoromUsion auii
Grocery business. JA.s. a. UUTCHIsoN,
U A. M. WALLINUFOKU.
Pittsburgh, February 1. IsSi
w. ft. «aaUBM. j. j■ l UKX.Vsit
BSOLISU A ItICHAROSOJf.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, A* t>
Wholesale Dialers in Fi.sb, Bsoou ami oil, sod I'roiline
cenerilly. Warehouse formerly occupied by Borbridgw 4
Inghram, No. 116 Water ami iiO first street, Fittsburtjh,
Poona. - ,r ~‘ M
■ ■.mi.-iii g, JMIUI -**-
BAILEY « REKSHAW,
mjA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealer* ift
X -Wpoden aod Willow Ware, Jupauned Tin Ware, Uour<*
keeping Utensil?, Ac., Wholesale and Retail, No. 25. < ’* Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. ___ aprl.'Ty
nutan 7 joes m«ou,
PUteborgb. Maryland:
Sellers, Nicole ‘lfc Co.,
PRQDUGB axe QKSERAL COMMISSION MSICUANTS,
No. 809 Liberty littsburgh, Pa. ,
Sperm, UnJ»e*l end Lard Oils. It2j
r.'gßurnf' IK&4™ __ a.
FfiA’S SELLERS & CO.,
Forwarders and Commission Mei;cbaßt*
DR ILEUS l.\.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILS,
IsfelmgJ X». 309 Liberty itrist, Pittsburgh, T\i.
WtttUM PJiila wj*. Kicßcrays, Pittsburgh.
Miller 4 fltcketaon, .
TTTHOLBBALK GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,-
W WInM and Sesar*—No*. 172 and 1?4. corner of Irwin:
Sad Llbarty streets, Pittsburgh- Iron, Nails, Ctotton X'V’P'V
Stu constantly on hand. . ; l y * 8 |
William Carr A Co,,
(Wu. Case late af tha firm of J PakkguACo.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS and Dealer* In Foreign Wines
and Brandies, Old Monoagnhe!a and Rcctilled Whis
key. No. 329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,'
pa. I
SAJCOtt. a’CLOHA-N..-.JOHS F. UvUttOM ALtX. KIRtCPATMCK. |
M'CLinKAS, HERRON 4 CO., '
WHOLESALE Grocers, Produce, Dealers end Commix- >
slon Merchants, N0.'213 Liberty street.
t prK J'irrsßtjßQß, PA-
WU. BIMfIHAM •- uto - BINUHAR
WM. BINGHAM A CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Libcrtv street, opposite Penna. Railroad
- or 7 PITTSBCBfiII, Pa.
r PAGODA TEA STORE*
JEHU HAWORTH, B7u>fciaZ< and Retail Grocer, Dealer
and Importer of Old Country Black Fhsuoh Bran
41m, Wines, corner of Diamond allffipandlhc Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa. /
LIVISGSTONS4 CO.,
FORWARDERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Steamboat Agents,
TERBI HaUTK. IBP A.
WH. A" M’CLURG,
WTEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER,■»
coasra or wood and hxtu htxxkth,
ja2S:> Pittsburgh.
Henry ii. Cotllue,
FORWARDING-AND CO-MMISaIUN MERCHANT, and
Wholesale Duater lu Cheese. Batter. Seeds. Fish, and
Prodnoe generally. No. -o WOJD St- Pittsburgh. fm ird
Paul 4 Murdock.
nOMSnSSION AND FORWARDING MF.nCUANS. AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Water street, Cincinnati.
Ohio. - - _japi:tr
King A Moorhead,
’BOLEBALE aitOCKUS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No- 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. (my 23
Smith A Sinclair,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MKR
OH ANTS—Oornor W uud and First nb, inov3
Henry M’Cullougli 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS and Gommiwaon Merchants,
corner of-Pehn and Irwin streets. Plttab gh. ] i43:lyg
mnK OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (Latb Jon.i-
Tiroi A S«ojcros.)and BLANK BOOK ueb STATIONS
£i WAREHOUSE—Ia prepared to execute every s»y.e ot
LMtalCommercial- Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and
Book Binding and furnish every article In the Blankrßoob,
Paper and Stationery Une. at the shortest notto end on the
meet raaeonable terms. ... . M . .
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, corner of Market
and. Book Bindery. No. 60 Third st. novlfl
B* T. C. Morgan,
BOOKSELLER AND STATION Elt—has always on hAn
a general assortment of School. Miscellaneous and Blank
Printing Post, and Cap Paper, Ac.. Wholesale and Re
tail. No. 1M Wood street, below Fifth, East side. Pittsburgh.
1E», Wanted. Rags and Tanners Scrape. apls:ly
Rueaell 4 Bro.,
TVXJKSKLLERS, STATIONERS. DEALERS IN STAN
l» DARD AND LIGHT LITERATURE, anil Publishersol
tha 1.0.0. F. TOKEN. No. 15 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, l*a.
marl&ly
I. W. Chadwick,
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER. No. 140 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The highest >rioe in cash paid for rags.
myllty
William Glenn,
P OOKBINDER—Corner of Third and Wood streets, abore
0 -H. Kar. where he is prepared to do every description
of Ruling and Binding. fdec2
Walter p. Harihgll,
IMPORTER a»4 Dealer In French and American Paper
yaftefe- mare
Ddilo jHnrnintj ffost.
PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMOUE & MONTGOMEft Y, AT TUB •• 1-OS r lIUILIMKOS." OOSNIjK OP PlFl'H AND Y. OOD STREETS. AT il!B,00 PER ANNUM. OB $5,00 VCIEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
VOLUME XII.
BUSINESS CARDS.
' JOSEPH FLEMING,
C 1 (flßeCt3ifO& to L. WILCOX * 00.1
ORNHjt.UAKKKT hTRKKT AND DIAMOND, keeps
' constant!/ on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Medicine Chests, Perfumer/, and ail articles pertain
ing to his business.
4W* Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours. : joiPy
FLEMING BROTHERS,
(ducceasora to J. Kidd a Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUG GIST 8,
No. 60 Wood Strut, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Proprietors of Dr. M* Lane’s Celebrated Vermifuge, User
Pills, Ac. JnlO
JOHN BAFT, JR.,
iSuccessor to Jas. M’J a Bey ,)
.Wholesale anti Retail Druggist,
AND Dualer in PAiM*, OILS, DVIS BTCPF3, Ac., 141
Wood street, three doors below Virgin alley,
aprAimAeft : PITI'aIIUWQH.
Turn d> JHdSoAN* Ag*t,
WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL DRUGGIST,
AXD MALM IB
Dye-itufla, Points, Oils, Varnishes, Ac.,
No. 0 Wood street, (od« door south of Diamond alley,
r iTTandno n. [Ja&g
JOHN MITCIIkLI*,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
l)le'.'T3s Wood Street,
ja&yg] Noit door to IX. Child’s Shoo House, Pittsburgh.
Notice.
JO3. FLEMING having aiwodated with JOB. ABEL, the.
business will hereafter be oonducted under the style of
j. ADEL 4 CO., at the old stand, corner of kmllhfield aud
Fourth streets. jal:y
William Tnariif Druggist,
HAS REMOVED to the corner of HAND aqd PENN
Streets, where ha wiU, as usual, attend promptly U
numerous frieqila. Ail articles in his line are warranto.'
pure, and put up ilththe utmost care. marU:tim
is. A* Fahnestock A Co.,
WHOLESALE DltUO WAREHOUSE—Corner First and
V> ood street*. and corner Wood and Sixth. jfabl
R. L. ALLEN,
VI UOLESALE DtALEK IS
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
heia Rye Whisky, Ac.,
ALSO, BECTIFYING OISTILLEU,
NO. b WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
WINES, Brandies, time, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, St
Croix UUJ New England Rum,'Clarets, Champagnes,
scotch Ale, .Loudon Drown Stout, Irish, Scotch, D-.urh.ui,
Old Monongahelaßye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry aud-Blackberry DrandLs; imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Comniou
Cigars, all at such, low p.ice* as to challenge compe ltiun
fancy Dar Kegs and La he tUxi Dottles of every style, nml
liemynlins of all sixes. I respectfully invite an examine
.inn of my stock, at No. b tVOOU Street, Pittsburgh,
i'enna. i apr3:l>*
JtiHfl UttJUTT,
IMPORTER OF .BRANDIES,’ GIN, WINES, 4c.—Dealer
iuUae Oil Mooongaheia Whi-ky, Peach Drundy, Ac
aiso, Rectifying Distiller, corner of Smtthfield and Froul
> tracts, Pinbirgh. . apr!3_
«f. Bryar,
W' UULESALH AND RETAIL LIQUOR JIEIICHANT
ltdi.Liberty street, and 31 Diamood alley, tebllky
JOliN Sl'DhVilT « i>it<j., Orocers amt Dealers lu
Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Liberty street, opposite
itoad of emiOitieid sL • jnSjf
~ .. Iteikoval,
«*JNO. E|, DOWNING, CLOTHIER,'R*
HAS removed to IKJ-i LIDEItTY street, opposite Uarrlxcu
alley, aud No. 3 SEVENTH, near Smilhhuld, where
the attenliua of his friends and the public is invited to ibe
etock of READY}MADK GOODS always on baud.: Al--o,
Cloths, CasMiuere* and Veatings for ordered worn. A lull
assortment of furnishing Goods tor gentlemen, including
tiaU of all qualities, Truuks, Umbrella*, Ac., *c. ja6*
loss ji CLostcr...!, coaSLites u’ciosxit.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
HO. 8 a WOOD STREET.
IVF E subscriber* respectfully inform tueir old customer!
and the public in general, that they have this day a*
miciateu themwlfv? in tbo abovu buMur**, under the hi u
ot JOliN M’CLUsKEV A CHJ. They respectfully solicit i
•naruoi public patronage.
The previous business of each will be settled by them
♦elves rvsj>ecuvely. L-bP
R LAIRD, (late of the lirrn ot L'Oouir A Lxmo,; havu.j:
, opened STORE NO. 9, (two doer* aU.ve the obi
itaud,) for the .purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
JUSTNESS, hope*, by strict attention to business to merit a
mare or the patronage of the into firm.
N. D. —Clothing made to order in the must fashionable
Htvica, and on thweborteht notice —inferior to none in the
utv. janilSiy
Jamei C. Watt,
If KRCUANT TAILOR—No. -in fifth street, opposite tb
ixL Theatre, Pittsburgh, Pa. apt 7
Jaiaei Blellinger,
\yTONONGAHKLA PLANINU .MlLL—Would respectfully
LtX. infbrm hi» friends and the puoito, that hi* t»«w estate
uxhxsent is now in full operation, auu Uint he is prepare*! to
furnish Dowt Cabins, aud nil all order* lor Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Board andgPbuik, planed on cue or noth sides, constantly
on hand.
gaFh, Doors, and Moulding*, or every description, made to
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advantage
to give him a call, ax be can now lurnndj tiima with planed
*tutf suitable fur every dt-aerinunn or work.
wu. a. HKfixojr— - —.~jsxxo mu* wall
HERRON & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS!': all kinds ot BRASS WORK, iA)
CO3IOTIVK, aTiSAM ENGINE. PLUMBER?, Ac. Al
■.o, Cotton Bitting AUnutucturerr.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office amt Store, No. 12 Market-treet, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken iu exchange tor fork,
cosh paid. Orders left ut the Foundry or Offlre, will be
promptly attend,*! to. t.-h-J- ! y
JOSkPiiT.LUWIIV,
Xo. 43 Corner of Fifth and Streets,
Office up stair*. Entrance from Fifth street- Pittsburgh,
Respectfully Honoance to tno public thu: u« ha?
commouceil the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, lu cmn.c
liou with Intelligence and Utnenii Coltertlng. lie will
aleu attend to renting. Persons in want of aerraou, in any
or thosoin wan tot piaoes, wUI bu supplhsl at -Lcrt
aotice. All business entrusted to nix care promptly at
tended to.
References— T. J. Blghara, Richard Cowan, E*q., W.
.). l<usUe, Dr. Alex, lilac ft. Jamea aiackeral, A. A. Mason,
UaflU A Old. _ jsnlH
a. ojulff n. asi-'i.v.ta
M« OKAFF * CO.,
Wesurra Foondiy, Ho. 124 Wood street,
PITTabURtiU, p&., *
I,rANUFACTURERi oF GiMKING STOVES, Coal and
tSX. Wood Stovee, Parlor Stove*, Hollow Ware, Plain and
Fancy Grates, Plain nu-i Fauev Fenders, Sad and Dug Iruus,
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettlea, Wagon Bose*, Ac._ Jju3:lyiJ _
ares*
Pittsburgh.
Austin Loomli,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchandise, Stock, and Bill
Broker, Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (above Wood.) Tha
vuotfcribvr having opened an office at the above plate, lor tha
purpose or negotiating Loan*, Bill*, Bonds, Mortgages, aud
«TToiijer Instruments fnrthe security of Mouey, and fur tha
purenaso aud sale of Stocks. Wlil also gi\p prompt and
particular attention U> buying, selling, renting of and lees
oi£ Real Estate. [JyTJ AUSTIN LOOMlg^
Sc Hue Um an A ftlauuleln,
LiTHOGUAPHKRS— Third street, opi»aiU, tha Port-office,
Pittsburgh.. Maps, Landscapes, Kill Heads, Show Bills,
lAbcls, Ardbitsctcra! and Machine Drawings, Business and
Visiting Cants, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
,u LK-lors, Uold,Bruiue,or Black,lu the moat approved style,
ibd at tl:u most reasonable prices. ocll6:ly
srM’Klniey,'
House, sign, and ornamental painter, and
Dealer iu Painta —No. 44 fit. Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Has constantly on band all kinds ot Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan and Oopal Varnish. Linseed Oil, Boiled Oil,
spirit* Turpentine, Window Ulaxa oi all sixes, Putty, Paint
Brushes. Acx all of the beat quality, and tor Bale at reasona
olo-priav. - '•'‘pll
ttSULiSH AND CLAHSICAL BKOIINAR
W. T. AIoDONALD, M. A., I'kjkcjpau
ITIIK next mission of tbc Institution will cuiMnenr* on
MONDAY, the oth of 8 qp timber next, aftb* room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty stream, lately occupied by th«
Messrs. Yeetler. ;
Rsfcrencu —Hon. A. W. LoomU. 0. Knap, Jr;, g. P. Von
unburst. K. Miller, jt. 1 amr'i-S
j Ac d ii _ n’ c olllster,
WHOLESALE AND REI’AIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Tobacco. Snuff, and CigM>»
26 fifth it., IMUburgh, Pa.
99“ Keeps conatfintly oo hand a large supply o!' all the
rarlnu!> brands of Imported Cigars. _ _ ju3-?__
-Joseph - chap'AanT
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALEH IN
IHPOKTED (HOARS,
No. S;l Market bTHBAT, Pirrsfecnon.
Tli* Greatest luTeutlon of the Age*
pw 1“0 A\ OLD those unpleasant feolings that usually
J_m accompany the wearing of a uev Hat, the OoNfrott-
lately imported from Faria, forms the Uat to
the L-xact shape and aim of the head. A neat fit. and a good
Uat may tw had at < i Wood street.
aprS
NEW PAPER MILL.
CAXTOiY. OUW.
FISHER, ANDBBSON A CO., bare junt startfJ ihflr pa
per pint at tot* above place, whom they will be happy
■to receive ordera for printing and wrapping paper of all
mixes. fcb.l7.tf
C-A A. tf*“ dlc ' i
BMi WHOLESALE and Kotall SADDLE. HARNESS,
VALISE and CARPET UAQ tuanufec
turer. No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John 11. Mellor,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS- Pianos- Music, School Books and
No. L;2 Wood street. Ijanl
fc. 1. UA<JAJS
, lIA6AN * AHLy
and K«uU Dealers in Silks, Ihncy and
■Tf Staple DUY UOODS, Nos. 91 Market and" 8 Union
Street, »t*4
K. WHI IEHODBE,
Fancy silk and woolen dyer and cleaner,
No * ISABELLA St. near the Emmet Hotul.
mar 4 Alimmnt.
Thomm SI. Little,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street*'between
Wood and Market street*, opposite Iron CSty Hotel.
All binds of Jewelry made and repaired. Isps:ly
a. CL'TIUSBt ~ L. CUTBUIBT.
8. CITHUEUT A> SON,
Real estate and general aqents. ko. so
SMxlhjbd&jtruL . __ ■ norl_
HLEE* (HTOCoaoa TO Muanrr a Lei,) WOOL DEAL
- RR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale
of Arnerfraa Woolen Goods, No. 139 Liberty street imy4
T I*. JCi Hayward.
I~\EALKR in BOOTS.SHOES.TRUNKS and LEGHORN
aud BRAID HATS- corner of Market and Liberty sts..
Np. 1.4 Pittsburgh. Pa. Jel4:y
T TfiEil * DIOSHR.
A RCHITECTfI:“-Oaiceß: Pbllo Hall. No. 75 Third street.
A. Pittsburgh: and ait tide of the Diamond. Alleghany.
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IXJCUEAN HJUtIMO.
k FRESH arriml of NUNNS & CLAHK'o aßhn
J\_ celebrated PIANOS bin just been
by the eubrcril-T. Tbcv hnve been m-iJefi fj y fi n
and carnfullj - selectcl exprendv for tlilf* m«r*“ WU •
ket, and are cou.ddered um.-iualled tor awcdne*? and r<> w ' !r
of tone. They all jxwess the uew Improvement oj two
trparaO brid<j--t, the ba«* strings running over-and aboTe
Ibe treble. XlieT are fully learranttd to sindJ any ciiuiute
au<l to oxrel in capacity tor dsuding In tune. Prices range
from «JiO tn iSOO Also, a fine lot of Pianos from the maim
factories of UI'NIIAU & CD., and also LItiUTK, NEWTON
k BRADHL'KV, N. V. All thea»«vo will po.-itiwly be sol'
a 4 Factory nrlca.H.- without additional charge f«>r frelgbi
risk, etc., etc. UEXRV KI,K»USII,
Sole Agent for Nutios A Clark's Pianos,
No. lill Third street,
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VrM. DOUGLAS
AIIL, JR.
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iTITSBUHGH. MONDAY. JULY 31. •; 1854.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J, C. ANDERSON A CO.,
Ho. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
WHOLESALE Dealers in Foreign Fruits, 'Nuts, Spice*,
Confectionery, Sugars, Cigars, 4c., 4c. Raisins. Mgs
Prunes, Granges, Lemons, Limes, Dates, Citrons, Almouu*,
Filberts, Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nut*, Pi e
Apple Cheese, •Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Rock Candy, Ver
micelli, Maccaroul, Olive Oil, 4c., &e. apr2o:ly
ENTER^CSiTWORKS.
•ua 130 wooDBtai3i,t an door bilow viaom ail*?.
BO WN d TETLEY.
IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
SURGICAL AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, 4c. We
keep a general assortment of the above
article* constantly oa hand ; togethei
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Gun*, Pis
tols and Revolvers, FlasM Horns, Shot Dolts, Caps, Powder,
and Dnllets; Dowie, Dirk: Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors anil Hair Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Alsu, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIFLES'—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the beet meterial, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be till
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at WbolefAh
price*. my**
Chandeliers and Gaa Fixtures.
rpHE NUbscribersare now opening at their now W arereom-
I NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood aud smith
field, the largest a**ortmenl of CHANDELIERS, DRACK
ETS PENDANTS, and all article*qonnected wit Oa« Fitting,
ever offered in this market, llariug arrangement* made
by which they will bo constantly in receipt of n*w patterns
and varieties, they eoufldeutly invite the attention of pur
chasers to their selcctiou. Wo are determined to sell
low as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
to this line.
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings ot every de
scription for gas. water and steam.
Brawl Castings of all kind? made lo order promptly.
LONG, MILLER x Ca,
marshy No- lift! I'irrt rtreet.^
GEORGEuLETCHEH,
FROM NEW TURK,
' MANUFACTUI’KI* iif the celebrated
a 'N Gow-aUKT Vt-nlllMting "IU, Plastic
■ 7\\ \ Rand T«ui>m‘F, Hml ui-^ri^-ti-n
Hk } -A of Ornamental Hair, for Liulii-ft and
Gentlemen, T'J FoLKTII STKEhT,
between Wo*.*! and Market, Pitts-
BLCtCHtR'a sy?tera enaM.'S P*di.-r
»n<i Gentlemen to measure their bxai:
FOR WIUS.
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No. 'i From the forehead over the head to do.-*, No. U.
No. 3. Frein ear to oar, over the top.
No. •*. From ear to ear. ronnd th« forehead.
For Toupee*, to cuter the top of the head only—a
ittem. the exact *h*pe of the hald part.
>tw Coach anil Carriage Factory I
JOHNSTON, BKOTHEBS & CO.,
Qjmer of Heb«xa ami foltnont slrreli, Allegheny Oily,
«. WOULD respectfully infbrm their frieuds
the public generally, that they have
syfrJ*|Sr- [Qmni»nortl the ma nu nurture of Carriaire*.,
lUx>kaway».Hugjrie?.Sleii;h- end
Chariot#, in all their Tariousatyle* ot iiolsh and proje-rtK-u.
All orders vill boex«euU*l with regard to durability
and beauty of finish. Repair;' will also l-e Httended to on
the most rva-souable terms. Using in aU their work the
best Eastern Shaft*, Pole.*-, aud Wheel stuff, they feci <-on!i
-dent that all who furor them with their patronage, will Im
perfect Iv satisfied on trial nf their work.
Purchaser? are requeu'd to give os a call, before pun-ha
ging elsewhere. oc-t0:1v
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
(KIAU TUI RAILUOB& STATION.)
FAMILIES- trill be supplied withourrariouagnidrs ef
FRESH OKoUND Fl-OUR. r
By 1-aviQg their orders at the Mill »>r in oar bose* nt
Logan, Wilson .t Co., Wood xtreeUor Braun k 'Reiter, co
oer Liberty and St. Clair street*. I'ittsburjb.
11. I*. Soijwarti. or J. T. Sample, DrUfr*M.«, Allegheny.
Flour wilt bedell vered totiuuiheain either of diet »n--uj.
Trx«3: CASH on delivery
Jy2»
BRYAN, KKNNKDY jk CO.
IS A ii I)W A E£ K'
F 0 U
Saddlers and Carriage Halter*.
11. T. LEECH, JIL,
K«. 131 Wood
PITTSBURGH.
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, Koss, Bont Stuff,
Springs, &c , &c.
Tt-Ati I' L As 1 - A rt'ullTll. ttie migm*!
1 onlv Importer iu this-i the best Congo Tms fr< j
London, is now re.-eh in.* n v large end choice relm-ii. »
of TEAS, which he b detor *i-.j ic> rei! tvt su.-h j-ri-*--- «
f.neneM M quality, that all toe refKfo", j-utT rr in
th* next city caorx* U*»t. ll*, mix* lnvite* th»
and gentlemen of thfo and the surrounding district*,
without distinction or nation. to cull and try hi- T--*-
which he aril* subject l-> I*l returned, if they don't give
MllUfucUou. The following are the price* •
Prime oolong. Souchong ami Congo, CTh-ffe&tt cent? lb.
A tv-rv sujeTior Kuglodi hreaklast Congo. CK>e lb.
Extra fine, u very dxlirioutj Congo, "bo. |* !h.
Fine Ynutig Hyeon, lh.
Kitrs line Young Hyson and Imperial, 7'..\ ■*> lb.
Very bent Young Yyson and Imperial, SI ? It,.
Don't mistake the place--PAGODA TEA STOKE. cern»
of Diuniuud an<J Diamond alley A literal p-dtir'len ma*
tn d«-«*i«r* iltr -"
N’KtV MUSIC •T.il'.i: A i.«* haro <ip-U‘-i <
~o. Fourth-tre-t. k-.-hvioi-oo]Wi::-!ti of nui.-i.- nr.
E4Uklr.il instrument*, Italian iuHio-i:wu i-trio;*", Piano
by M. Krard. nf Paris uni Mr. Arnold: Flutcr. by M. Kill:-
Frankfort. .A. M.; Clnri«>n«ds .So. All kind.- nf br.i‘s lu.-tri
meots tsiiiu tin* l“'-t French maunf:-' torii-s. nil <•{ which «
oiler ;<> lb- pub!!'- »n inure liberal t-.*ru:.-, cuuLdet
that wi> «ia render entire sntl*f:iftle.Ti.
11. SOIIKOKDKit k CO., No. S 3 Fourth -t.
II Sebiwl-r and («. Anton will £iv<- tm-truotinin- on t
pinno. i iolin and iruitKr.
ARNOLD s. "it PlUam's.
HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE,
M iif'jrinrjiZß* cr
CMlson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
Asn FiTris«« fob t»*a or. Watzr.
Ay N<>. Market street, Pittsburgh.
We bar.* -wild our Furnace*, pattern.', Ac., to V-vr*
ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, vrhnm we cordially recommend
to the patronage of the public.
ja;j:3 SCAI V E. ATKJNSDVJ:JJKK 1 -Y.
Depot of Longirnrtii A Zhumcrinan'i Ci
tauOK Wines and Brandy.
THE uniWtdirnrd Ini* received and offer* for wile, al Ci
ctnnau ;/rxc«a, n large quantity i.f Logworth A Zirmnt
□un'it cuoKe nod worldrenowned {-parkling, Dry aud I.
dies’ Street Catawba Wine*. h:i. h < n>* tiny dedr* to procu
an excellent article of Native Dine, iihi* pure juice ot it
era fie,) will huil uiv establishment the pine* for the crati
cation of their decree. The Catawba Brandy, distilled fro
the geuuine Grains. It declared by many excellent judgt
equal In flavor to the bent Imported Cognac.
i». FICKETSEN,
No 137 LiWrtv street^
Sunii'i A, Clark’s Planso
Pljrn of tb* OuMm Hart).
'Kew - arri v a I ofClYlcliVrTitg’** IMunos.
ii -,nii —I JOHN 11. MBLtOK, fl Wood street, will
toiluv (Saturday! the foilouiu?
PIANO FORTES, from the celebmieo
\J « ft U Umanaf.katoryofCmCKEUJNU 4 SONS.Uon-
to*, tU:
Two superbly curved , octavo Pianos.
Four plain Rosewood 7 “
Three carved do “
One extra carved I'M **
One plain Rosewood G> l i **
Four do do <> '*
Three Walnut G “ “
AU the above instruments have been finished during t
last month-and are nl the latest at viva nf furniture. In’
riablv at BOSTON PRICKS, anil every Piuno warranted.
J JOHN H.MEM.OK.
No. *al stnut.
s t 3 Agent for Puckering A cons. Hn-ton
D STEWART has removed his BRUSH FA< 2 f.o
- the old stand. No. 23 Fifth -trwt, t«> >-■ 2tl Fifi
hU-hhu nearly opposite, on the sue fora.rri) &xcu,.lvl by tl
Iron City llotel. where he will be pleased to >ee b--* i-ust
m‘T a and as many now ones as feel disposed b> patroni
him
\ B Iu connection with the Brush Manufactory,
heretofore- will be found in this establishment all kinds
Variety Goods. Looklog Masses. Combs, 1 ova. «c. [my I-.*
Loan Office.
JOHN A- O’BRIEN. U 7 SMITUFTELD STREET, between
Fourth and Diamond allcv. Money loaned on Gold and
Silver Plate- Diamonds. Gold nnd stiver Hatches. Jewelry,
Musical Instruments. Guns and Pistols. Feather Beds, Fur
niture- and all kinds of articles—for any length nl time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower thin,
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. All
business transaction strictly confidential.
Forfeited pledges sold immediately after wing out ol
dut- unless redeemed. Bargaiusof Gold and silver H atch
••s Jewelry-A e . always on aprlOoim^
" 'NEW SEED STOHEi
JAMES WAItDROP.
OFFERS for sale CANARY DIIiDS of the most improved
breed- being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
-Canary Ilemp- Millet. Rod® and mixed Seed. liomiuctf
will be furnished composed of th« finest FLOWERS, vix
Cameiiaa Kor* Buds- Heliotropes. 4c. tTcrgrwnafiD pots)
f irChristmasTrePS. from the teed and Horticultural Store.
No. 4i) Fifth st- near Hood. d,s.2i)
tomnme the Smoke,
rpilE subscriber having the exclusive right to manufac
1 ture ami sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders,und
contract tor heating buildings with the «oon..mi.al
Furnace uow in use. The attention ot tho>e inb-r»wUd U
solicited. Any information can be had of A. BRADLEY.
Nos 2 and 4 Hood street, or of • J. BARNDOLLAR,
dec24:tf 1 Iron City Stove Warehouse,_No. 134 Hood <d._
Warreiri (longreM luk.
TTTTH INK is prepared by a purely chemical and
Is vxirrttnltd to coniain tothxng iT\jttrivU3 to metah*j*n3
It 1b pale *Mn first used, but by exposure to the .ar U.
come* gradually of a most intense and permanent Wa-ft
For sale in bottles of ran ms site, by wholesale or retail, a«
BeD g n.S. UA»i».ia
v - •• War one. Market street, corner of
Stationary
CARD—Mr- G. ANTON and 11. tJCIIIUJKUfcIt would
respectfully announce to the citizens of Pittßburpb and
Allegheny that they will give instructions on the llano.
Guitar. Violin and Flute. Inquire at 11. Schroeder * Co. ■
NEW MUSIO STORE, « Fourth otret. ®*P"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HEW. CARPETS,
Spring Styles.
AT THE CUBA!’ CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 62
THIRD Street.—We are now receiving and opening
oneof the largwst and chotowst stocks of Carpetings, Oil-
Cloth", Mats, Matting, Rugs, Ac., ever exhibited west of
New York. The stock ha* been selected with great care.
Persons in want ofnny articles In onr line, are respectfully
invited to cull and examine. Oar asnortment consists in
part of the following, via:
Royal Velvet and Brussels Carpetings;
Tapestry Brussels;
Aubusson Carpets; j
Extra imperial and Super Three.piy :
Patmt Tapestry Ingrain:
Superfine and Fine Ingr- in ;
Worsted and Wool Carpets;
Wool and Cotton do
Yunltian 2-4 %, %■> *t»d 4 4;
Hemp Carpets, rery cheap;
List and Rag, do
White and Check Canton MatUcg-, S-i, and 0-4;
Cocoa Matting, iM, %, 4-1, 6*4, and 64;
Spanish Slatting, very cheap;
Etegnnt Mosaic Rugs, *OO per pair;
Ax minister. Chenille, and Tnfte.l Rags, all prices;
Fancy English Sheepskin Flats, *l5 per pair;
Coinml do do do from $2,50 to $5 each:
Together with a large selection of Ooooa, Jute, Adelaide,
Velvet, and other Slats;
Embossed and primed cloth table and piano covers, of
entirely new designs, very rich.
Damask table and piano covers; also worsted damask by
the yard, toilnett, doylers, Ae.
, A great variety ofpatternsin floor oihcloth, from 2 to 24
! feet wide.
Buff Hollands for windows, 30, 82, 84, 36, 38. 40, 42, 44,
n:bea wide.
Gold bordered shades, entirely new, very rieh.
Window shades of every description.
Ovnl and hollow stair-rods, carpet binding, tacks, Ac.
Also, tbo Royal Turkish Bath Towels, together-with every
thin" usually kept In Carpet Houses. “Small profits and
quirk sal.*/ C. B. lIEADLY A CO-,
iDar&rnae 82 Third street.
JONEB & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
/VunsylKim'd Railroad, f<x>t of Third rfo Harrisburg, Bu.
HAVING Increased our Macbinerv, which is now of the
most improved order, and having addod many facili
ties for dispatching work, we are now manufacturing First
Class
STEAM ENGINES,
FOR FURNACES AND UOLLING MILLS,
Blowing Cylinder*, Boiler*, Fnrnaco, Eolling,
BAWaNDGRIST MILL MACHINERY A CASTINGS,
Gas and Water Pipes, Hydrants, Retorts, Lamp Posts, Hitch
ing Post-, Columns, Girders, Shafting, Hangers,
Brackets, Cellar Unites, BathiugTubs,Spouts,
Railing, Verandahs and Ornamental Castings.
v.v p»y particular attention to the manufacture and con
struction of Cast Iron
Fronts for House* and Stores.
Having an extrusive assortment of beautiful Curved Pat
terns of the most approved architectural order, our great
facilities for manufacturing and shipping enable us to coin
pete with our cities.
Parties erecting Furnaces hr Roiling Mill.*, Mill Owners
and Mill-Wrights, will find !♦ mneb to tbetr advantage to
call and examine our r.lvnsite slock of Patterns before
building.
* Minx AX."> BRASS CASTINGS,
Of every description; Bm.lb Work, Pattern Making, Fur
nace and Forge Tuyeres, furnished to order. imylihy
' CHINA HAL L s
MaKKfcT SMELT.
NOW opened one of the larg-st sod best selected stocks
of CHINA, GLASS and QCEENSWARK, ever brought
n. ihl.* market: consisting in part nf White Iron Stone Din
ner, Tea and Toilet Ware, which «« would particularly ta
»ite the Ladiee to rail aod examine, a- the ehapea are en
tirely new and the ware very superior, having sums twelve
different patterns of Toilet Ware, either in fal: setts nr
11 .« Is and Pitchers separate. We ate selling them at very
moderate price*.
Al-o. a very hnn.foom- assortment of French China Too
ami Dinner setts, or separate pieces of plain whit , gold
bund, or fancy puttems.
Our -lock of Flour Vases consists of oter titty different
pattern*, very beautiful, and ranging from Gfly cents j>er
;>alr to thirty dollars. Having so largo an assortment, we
f.-.-l confident of suiting all tastes.
Brilauia Tea Puir, Sugars and Creams, Silver Plated
F'.rk--, Spoon? nud Butler Knives; Kuivea aod Forks, of
rari.-u* siyles. frem common to the finest: Solar Lamps,
11 all Lamps, (iiramlules, and Uonae Furnishing Good*.
B-JcT'-N GLASS W A RE—Of this we have a larije assort
ment. particularly the Diamond Pattern, which looks as
• ell us the best cut, and sells at lass than cne third the
[,rlre. a complete slock of Pittsburgh Obut*.
The puMic are rrepectfully invite*! to call and examine
,ur grs-ls. JUIIN J. U'LEAKY,
No. 62Market st, In-t’n Third and Fourth,
tii. I S.tf opposite George R. WnDe'
lOWA FOOS DH Y
NO. 103 WOOD STREET.
JOITI C. PARKY, successor to J. C. Parry A C 0..) begs
toinforto the customers of the old firm, and the public
generally, that he hue- cow on hands, ajid is extensiv-ly en
caged In manufacturing, *:rery do.scription of CASTlNGii—
uifji a*: Paten: Chill. 2 lb Us; large Kettles and Curbe;
i'rr t.'ti t Kettle*. f-*r s*.up. Pot Ashr, b’uda Asb: flu gar Kettle*,
f.rti.e mwnuhu'tnre of Cane biigwr —all cast >n a patent
I'TtX'ti, known aaJ.C. Parry’*, and arc superior for dura
bility to any othiT.ard K>dJ lower than thoeo made on the
old plan.
HOLLOW WAKE—A general assortment. all from new
4.tkl improved p'.tl-rns. W&jou Boxes, lron*, Fad Irons,
Krrlil Mil! Casting*, and Machinery cf every d*n.'ript«on,
*lsrty (on hand or cueJo to order.
Cw.-fe Ftove-,, Kitchen Renge*. &ml Cor) fttoT**, of every
u-joriplhm: lowa Cook Ftovcs, fiveeixe?, which re~iv«*l the
rtrs't prlr* for 1&&0 and I*sl, at tha Agriculture! Fair of Al
.egheny County. Pa., and recommended by fifteen hundred
ix-rson*; EnterprireCookStove*, four*i»«s; Premium Cook
■Rove*; Egg and Radiator Coal Stoves; Parlor J*tovi»»v. &r.
Parlor Urate* and Fender*, great variety, beautifully
-‘tunnelled. Common Oretro.and building material of every
Vwutriptii'D.
A gruat variety of Ornamental Kailin j.for Cemeteries and
Fencing.
Jtrught and Plough (luting! —A lar.fr stork cf »51 the
kind?- in use. and will be raid at reduced price*. Hall’s Pat
ent U-rer. True American, Egan'*, Crane’*, Kiukald's,
Wood*’, Peeex-k‘*. Bull’*. Improved Bull, 4e.
IhnMt Plough!.—Thu Michigan Dunble Plough. which
bar taken the premium at the State Fair* of N*-w York,
IVnns)lvauia, ao>l Ohio. tad* herever it ha.; Ijccij exhibited.
Iron and Nails, Stove Pip* and Tin Ware—all of which 1
will Ml at the lowest prices; and respectfully invite the
public to giv* me a ralL at tha old stand. No. Ifc3 Wood at.
• iiiw inns n parry
ATLL EGTfENT - F 0 RG E“
SOLOMON BIIETTER A CO,
Late hi.-svl A bemple’a Bolling Mill.) on the bank of the
Allegheny, below the St. Clair Street Bridge,
ALLtontST CiTT. Pa.
eiiHU proprietor* respectfully Inform the public that,
having made exteu*ive additions to their establish
menl, therare prepared to manulacture, on tho mo« res
sonable terms. Iron Work for Bridge*. Car Axles, Quarry
Work, Stone Cutters’ and Mason#* Tool*, Shafting, Mill
Gearing, Machine Work In general, and heavy Forging, ot
even- description. Also, 110KSK SHOES manufactured by
Shelter's Patent Hone Shoe Machine. The Uorse Shoe Ma
•hinewlllb* in operation about the middle of February,
«hen all order* fc.r Shoe* will meet with prompt attention.
Mill Picks made and dressed- Order* Rent by mail or tele
graph attended to on the shortest notice. j»U:y
EXTE R. P RISK FOUNDftV,
ALLEGHENY CITT.
irarrAtnas, federal street, near the Hridge.
HAVING fitted up my establishment with all the latest
Improvements, oxbracing every facility for manufac
turing in the he«t an<! cheapest style; and owulng the ex
ctusiT* right in J.J. Johnson’s Box Smoothing Ton*, and
.lobu Juhnsou’a Self-beating Ccareoal Irons, patented Jan
uary 10. 1854, BUje»rior to anything of the kind in the mar
ket nnd ateo having a patented improvement for moulding
the above irons. Wagon Boxes, and Pipe Boxes, 1 am pre
pared to sell wholesale and retail on fair term*. M.
Any porno ns wishing to purchase the right for mopldftft
upon (he Improved plan, and manufacturing any or nil of
,b„ .bov. anld«. „fc. Pl»*» ,dJr ~' a c KINO3IANDi
my2o;3m _ _ Allegheny city.
" “Booths and siiOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JAMES Rijtlti has Uttud up in splendid style hi* store.
No. W Market street, and No « Union street, between
Fifth street and the Diamond, and ha* now completed his
Spring stock or BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, GAITEUS, Ac.,
vud I‘alm Leaf. Pedal, Dustin and Braid HATS, to which he
invites the uttantlim of all purchasers, whether at whole
sale or retail.
This stock i* one of the largest ever opened in this city,
and embrace* everything worn by the ladles of Philadelphia
and New York, and he trust* cannot fail to pl**so all.
Great care has beeu given la selecting the choiMat good*;
all of which he warrants.
lie also cjtiUnues to manufacture, ns heretofore, nil de
scriptions of Boots and Shoes, and from ibis long experience
~f over twenty years In business in this city, la, he trusts,
a sufficient guarantee that those who faTor him with their
custom, will lw futrlv dealt with. aprlP:tf
J Wholesale and Retail
BOOT AND 8 II OK MANUFACTORY.
TliF -übscriber, hating engaged extensitcly in the
manuffl' turiDC of BOOTS and SHOKS, of all kinds,
for mm- wemca. and children, is now prepared to sell to
d-alers by Wholesale such goods as they may want, at price *
« l„w MB ||i-y ran be bought East; and any particular kind
■r ‘i -e mad- to at short notice. Orders and calls bo
!i-ited from LKml.-rs in and out of tbo city, as it will bo to
Lh-ir advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Customer work made as heretofore.
TUO3. A HINTON, Agent,
No. 49. St.Glairstm-t.
j. McLaughlin,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker,
\o U 6 FOURTH STREET, NEAR WOOD,
(Directly apposite the Mayor's Office.)
■ i p J 3 WELL PREPARED to furnish all Goad* in his
i A iin« and will warrant them not to be inferior to any
■dmilar articles in the city. He is well prepared to do all
Hind* of custom work, and has in his employ a corps of
wrrkmen- who cannot be excelled in the city. The public’
.™ jvspectmllT requested to call at Uls establishment, add
examine hisUoods. [aprS^m
ST O CTTI NO PACT.
XO -J4 FIFTH STREET.
Sign of THE OLD STAND
TxriLLIAM DALY has returned from the Mandfictur
yV ing Hosiery Districts of Europe, where he ha* pur
-ha*«l f-r ra>*h a very extensive and well assorted stock of
Ll- b»»t descriptions only of Stocking, Socks, Undershirts,
Drawer- Qinrea: also, new style of UhUdron’u and Missas*
Fancy stocking® together with his domestic stock of Pitts
burgh Manufactured Hosiery. He win sell by wbcleaileor
r-tail at Nuw York Inrporter** prices.
WILLIAM DALY A CO.
Remember the place—No. Bign of TIIE OLD STAND.
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Henoril
PAUL KLEINER has removed bin LITERARY DEPOT
from No- 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the
Theatre where he will be happy to see hU former patrons,
and »ll others desirous of purchasing any of the cheap Li
terature of the d»y. «pr7:ly
PEKIN TEA STORE,
BY A. JAYSEB,
A'*>. 38 iyVi ttreri. betwttn Wood and J tarket, south nd*
m£jf~ jiold Wholesale apd Retail, jaffiv}
BLOUTU A BIU)., Kant Birmingham, manufacturers of
. Bar Irou. and small Iron 01 all descriptions, and
make- also- the fineetquality of Hoops, Hounds and Squares.
49"LMT«orders for Iren In the box,at the eity Post
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PHILADELPHIA.
IGEOBUJ2 J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAItEIIOCSE,
No. IT3 CHESTNUT STREET,
(OPPOSITX IADXPXNDEICX llAhl*)
___ Philadelphia.
FtmSinrEE, is eveby style:
Comprising Louis XIV, Louis XV, Eiiaabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern style;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinvood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and finished in the
best style, equal to, if notexcelling in qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish
ment In the United States,
EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren
tices being positively excluded,)and using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in e!»-
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
style and quality, and the itnmen.se stock always C 2 baud,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste m a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused In otdering Furniture.
To five au Idea of the finished Furniture on band, I m ini
only inform you that my Rooms are 176 teetlong, by 27 feet
wide, four Boors in number; with Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work is ail done under my own immediate inspection.
40*The Packing is all done in the Sufle. and Furniture
warrnntea to carry safely any distance.; Visiters to Phil*
delphla are respectfully invited, as purchasers or otherwise,
to call ana examine the Ooods. hu2s:ly
WORLD’S FAIRS,
London* 1851, and New York, 1853*
TRIUiIPH OVER THE COMPETITION OF TUB WORLD
THE first and only PRIZE MEDALS for Har
ll—Hess at the Great Exhibitions in London,lS6l,
/fSfi ' and in New York, 1863, was awarded to
LACEY A PHILLIPS,
Messrs. LACEY A PHILLIPS, at their extensive estab
lishment, Noe 12,14 and lfl, South Fifth street, Philadel
phia, keep the largest stock of ready-made Harness and
Saddles of any bouse in the United States. They have
reduced the business of manafarturinir 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 judos
are spared tq reach perfection in every article.
It is aeknwledged. that for elegance, lightness, comfort
and real Taloe, the Harness and Saddles of Leeey A Phil
lips surplus all others. They Invite a close examination ot
their stock.
Attention is called to the following scale of prices
Good, plaiu, serviceable Single Harness, $12,00 to $25,00
fancy ** “ “ 28,50 to 35,00
“ plain Double Harness 40,00 to hO,OO
They have a branch of their establlahmeut at New Or
leans, No. 81 Charles street.
Country Harness Mahore can be supplied with Horneae
cheaper than thev can manufacture them.
A number of HARNESS MAKERS are offered enn
stant employment, the year round. The highest wages
given. Apply to LACEY A PHILLIPS,
No, 12, 1-band IC, Sooth Fifth street, near Minor street,
Philadelphia, Pa. h‘b2
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEF II nOORIDUE,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,-
NO. 38 CoKMUCUL, BLtOW PISB dT&XI*,
Sl* Louis, Bio.,
tIONSIONMENTS aadCommiasions will m-e* with prompt
/ and personal at&ictton, and libc-al adzimcrj will be
given when required,co Consignment* or BUloof Lading,
in hamt.
Orderstor the purchase of Lead, Orain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the low est market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merenandisc and Pre
durt* wlil meet with especial Caro and dl>patch : the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Drayageas much. as possible amidol.
. axrxitxxacs:
Page A bacon, Ft. Louis; Ellis c Morion. Cincinnati;
Charless,blow A 00., do; Strader A Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Valle, do; Hosea A Frer.ef. do;
Doan, King A Co., do; Springer A Whiteman, do;
J.W.Bntlvr A Bro.,Plttsbh; E.O.Uoxdman A Co., d«;
D. Leech A Co., do; E. AC. Yarnall A Co., Philaua;
Wei. Holmes A Co., do; Morgan, J. M.Buck A Moi<fan:
Blrwr-A March, New York. B. B. Comegys, do;
Frost 4 Forrest, do; Shields A Miller, do;
Charles A.Meigs, do; Josiah Lee A-Co., Baltimore
A. G.Parwell A Co., Boston ; Abraham J. Colo. do;
Howard,bon A Co., do; W.B. Reynolds. Louisrillr;
H. D. Newcomb A Pro., do;
T.C.TwlcfiellA Co.,'Ccmictaion Merchants. New Grleana.
have su open Policy of Insurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when advimi by letter per
mall, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or tit the
time of shipment. JOSEPH MOORIDGt,
augO ; Bt. IvuiU. Missouri.
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens,
JAMES KENNEDY, Manager of the well-known Sy
racuse Nuseries, New York.) begs leave u> inform the
public, that he hoe now established an EXTENSIVE NUU
EERY, on the Farm of Mr. James F. Negley, near East Lib
erty, where lia shall be prepared, after the sth Instant, to re
ceive and fill orders for every variety of Pruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green'Hou.-e Shrub* and Plants. In
addition to a choice and superior stockon hand, he has made
arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries in the Ka.-t,
to keep up hi*supply. Having a thorough and kmgex]-*-
rienev in the bai*ine»f ; he can assure hi* customers perfect
satisfoction.
Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully offer his services in
designing, layingout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic I‘arks, or the grounds of Country Residences; and will
also furnish plans for the formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, Ae.. in the highest style? of the art.
Practically acquainted with every branch of Landscape
Gardening, and having spent years in the Sylvian Parks of
England, and on the beautiful hanks of the Hudson, ho
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favor him.
A®“ Communications can be addressed through the City
Post Offlcw, or leti at the Warehouse of Messrs. Ncglev A
Mohan, 22 Wood street.
kkv?;ct)v m no.
Notice to Stockholders*
Ornct or PirrsaußiiH and Cos.nAllsville HR. Co., t
Pittsburgh. Juno 2S!b. 1854. )
AGREEABLY to a Resolution of the Board of Directors
r.f the lIJ TsfiUKGH AND UONXELLSYILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, subscribers to the Stock of taid Cciupanv
arc- hereby notified that the fif.h INSTALMENT OP FIVK
DoLLARd i>er share on their subscriptions will be due and
payable on the FIFTEENTH DAY OK JULY nuxt, (the
flrat, second, third, ami fourth Instalments of t»o dollars
ami filly reuts per share, having heretofore been called in.)
and also, FIVE DOLLARS PER SUAHK ofi the fifteenth
day of EACH ENEUiNG MONTH, until the whole amount
is pai l. ,
Stockholders residing in Somerset County will pay to
Ma)or Samuel >l. Haller, Meyete Mills,; these residing In
Fayette County to Colonel D. R. Davidson, OonnoUsville;
iho'e residing In Westmoreland County to General Cyrus
P. Markh*. V\ e.«t Newton; and all ('there to N. V*wdcr,
Fs-p, ut the Office of the Company, In Neville Hall Building,
corner of Fourth and Liberty streets, J*ittsburgh.
'WILLIAM B. CURRY.
j v4:3wil Tre»«uive Pitt«bnrgh and ConnellsviHe KR. Co.
Boston Papier Blache Company.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PITTSBURGH AGKNCY, 07 MARKET STREET.—The
attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab
inet Makers, 1b requested to this new and great improve
ment in the manufacture of embellbhtnents for Buildings
aud Steamboats, ouutde and (aside: Cabins, Halls, Cburrn
es. Dwellings, Stores, and P*rlor Furniture, in gilt, or in
imitation of various kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack
ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceiliugs,
Mouldings, Oonsuli,Trusses, Balti«ment,Ar; much cheaper
and handsomer than Plaster and Wood Carring, and a gre *t
deal more durable.
BLDCK LRITER3 FOR SIGNS, very cheap and warrant
ed to last for 20 years exposed to the weather.
Above Goods for sale m the manufactureri* prices—ocet
of freight added. W. W. WILSON,
Notice U Hereby Given,
T'O ALL PERSONS who hare subscribed to the Capital
A Stock of the PITTSBURGH AND ERIE RAILROAD
COMPANY, and which has beeu made specially applicable
to the construction of the road in Mercer county, that an
instalment of rtvx p«t csxt, j»»r sharo, is required to be
paid to the Treasurer of thu Compauy, at his office, in West
Greenville. Mercer county, on or before the 2UTH DAY OP
JULY, 1854, and thnt an instalment of FIVE FEB Ccxr, per
share, will be requlrv(i tn be ptid at the same place every
thirty days thereafter. By order of the Board.
B. F. BASKIN, Treasurer P. 4 E. It, R. Co.
Office of the P. A E. K. R. 00., t : t."...
New Castle, June 21st, 1854.)
New P&riueratiip*
MATTHEW GRAFF AND DAN’L. IUdSINGER. trading
heretofore as M. GRAFF « Store aud Ilollow
ware Maoufacturcre, No. 124 Wooo street, have this oay
associated with ifico THOMAS J. UKAFK, as a partner In
their business. The name, st)le and title of the firm wul,
from this date, be URAFF, KEISINUER £ GRAFF. They
respectfully so.iclt a continuation of the pntronago so lib
erally bealowel upon the firm of M. Graff a; Co.
Efittsburgh, July Ist, 1554 ■
Gt BEAT bargains of summer goods at A. McTiGiiE'S.
r corner of Grant and Fifth streets. I have ud» nay
commenced soiling off my summer stock at fir. j t c:st; the
goo-is argali uew, aud have been purchased this season,
and as they nru now offered at prices far below thj usual
rates. Ladies would do well to rail and get a bargain. The
etock enmprisea beretes, lawns, sumtnt-r bllha,
grenadines, berege de lainee, and « most every article usual
ly kept in a faucy store. jv3
Mcw Trlmulng Store*
.Vo. 83 Qjmrr of Ala/ ket street and the Diamond.
FRANK VAN GOlU>eR respecfully announces to the
public of Pittsburgh aud vicinity, that he will open his
uew Trimming Store ou Monday, April 17th. Uaviog fitted
up the neatest store room in the city, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest «tyle< of Trimmings *ud Fun
cy Goods, he flatters himself that he will offer superior in
ducesonta and cndi-avorto give lullsatiofaction tn ail who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now,doa’t forget the place—No. 83 Market street, corner
of the Diamond. • [apc!2] FRANK VAN GOKDUR.
EfiTEHPUIE WORK
No ISO Wood street, Third door below Virgin AUey.
BOWN & TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of s aQ9 > Rifles and Re
volving Pistols, the largest and best selected stock ever
opened in this market; together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
we offer nt the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or
for good approved paper. marlS
(1 • w. ~b. —
First street, between wood and market
STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA., builds Francis* Patent
Metallic Life Boats, of Gal vanixed Iron : also, manafacturoa
Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Cooking Stovea
and Hotels Portable Forges, lrou Work, Large’
Bolts for Bridges, Ac.; Cork Life Preservers, the best and
cbeape*t kiud. Steamboat work attended to. fmy2fl.y
oTy ,
Important to Tailore.
JUST RECEIVeD, a large assortment of Tailors’ and
Trimmers’ Shears, of the best makes in the country,
which we offer at the manufacturer’s prices, at
BOWN A TETLEY’S, Enterprise Works,
138 Wood q tree t,
fob" Wholesale Agents for foanfuaeturers.
IF YOU CAN SAVE FIVE DOLLARS A MONTH, vou
can have a fine Building Lot, of 50 feet front l»y 210
deep, situate on Ut. Washington. Price, s2so—terms, $2O
In hanci, balance at $5 a month. Now is the time to secure
a good Lot on easy terms. 8. CDTHBKRT A SON,
1 140 Third street.
riMJ LKI-A fiSKHOUhK, on Pmn Anet D«
X foe a term of years; or, for the part of this year—rent
low. Also, a good House on Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Court House. Inquire of
riTTT»' subscriber offers fur swe, on very rtaionabl a terms,
X * h “ following property, vix:
A 'fhree Story Brick. Dwelling Benue, No. 110 Penn street,
between Hay street and Brans’ alley; and Lot 25 feet front,
extending bock 113 feet to an alley. The Bouse Lb one of tile
best buildings, and in one of the meet pleasant neighbor*
hoods in the city.
Fire Lots—embracing comers of Front and Ferry streets;
one hundred and fire feet front on Ferry and sixty feet on
Front street, with a good three story Brick Bn&dingon the
comer, a two story Frame cn Front sL, and two Brick Build
ings, used as shops, on Ferry st
A Lot, 81 feet front by 80 feet deep, on Front, between
Market and Ferry streets.
A Lot, with very convenient Frame Dwelling; Lot 30 feet
by 90, fronting on Congress and Elm ste.
A House and Lot, on Wylie street, near the new Court
House. The house is well arranged and In good order, and
Is now occupied as a hotel.
A Three story Brick, on Smlthfiekl street, near Seventh—
being in an excellent business location. The Lot Is 30 by 80
feet deep, fronting on Smitkfleld st-
A Cottage Frame and Lot, 28 by 120 feet, fronting on Anne
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This U a very detira
ble and pleasant location for a residence.
Nine Lota in the town of H’Keesport, each 60. feet by 150.
Several of these are on the Main street.
Eleven Acres in Llmetown, on the Monongmhala River, on
which there are 4 houses; there are some 6or 7 acres of ex
cellent stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
to the landing; and two ooal pits open.
Ninety Lots in the town of Columbia, GO feet by 150 each,
nearly all level, and well located. The tenant of each Lot
has the privilege of using whatever stone oo«l he may re-,
quire for bis own use, from a pit near the Locks. Colombia
is a pleasant situation on the bank of the Monongaheia riv
er, a short distance below Look No. 3, in the midst of an ex
tensive stone ooal region, and would be a desirable point for
manufacturing establishments.
Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Coal,with House,
Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 140 rods on the
Moncngaheia river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation for railroad—with enough level ground at ene
point for hour-es and gardens, or locations fbr manufactories.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses to be used In haul
ing out the coal—the quality of which, for Iron work, steam,
gas, or for any ordinary uses, is not surpassed by any in the
country.
In my absence, my agent, James Blakely, will give
all nectary Information, and be authorised to
tee de«*d? fbr any property sold. JAMBS MAY,' ' --
Vn. no P*nn Btrwt
C 7 Market st.
THOMAS WOODS, 75 Fourth street.
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NUMBEK 299.
FOB SALE AND TO LET
Property Tor Sale*
Dwelling house for sale—situate on Third »l.
above Smithfield. The House is well arranged, with
bail and parlors, dining room and kitchen, 4 chain here,
bath rt£om, with hot and cold water;, good eellar.gaa fix
ture*, 4c. For price and terms call at the Real Estate Of
fset*. HOJThinl street.
Jeiil 8. CCTHBEBT A SON.
ON E HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRE* OF LAND, one
bulf mile from the Ohio river, near Baker's Landing,
tib acres under cultivation, with Orchard and other good
improvements; one-half the Coal under it reserved. It is
offered at an extremely lew price. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS,
r’l 75 Fourth street.
■YTALUAHLE PROPERTY IN OuLIANS TOWNaHlt',
Y FOR SALK.—6I acres situate one mile from East Lib
erty, Rnd abuuttlQO yards from the Allegheny river, and
same distance from the Allegheny Valley Railroad. A new
Brick Mouse, cf hall and” rooms, finished inmodern stvle;
a Tenant llcu&e, a large Frame Barn and Stable, and other
out building:*; a good well of Water and durable springs;
also a running strfnm at lower part of the farm; an or
chard of 300 tree? ; 00 acres in cultivation, balance good
timber; a valuable stone quarry. VFiil be sold altogether,
or 10 acres with the improvements.
. , ' 3. CUTHBERT A SON,
Real Estate A geuts, 140 Third at.
j,'uK SALK —Two fplendid Farms; one of IIW acre*, and
.Jp the other 75 acres; beautifully located on the Upper
bn Clair Township Plank Hoad, t> miles from the eity, each
of them lying so a*? to divide into 10acre lots,havingagood
spring on each. I; is a splendid opportunity fbr a specula
tion. Thos* who want a good home, or wish to make
money, would do well to look at it, as wewijlsellto the
first that offers us cur low price, in lots or all together.
Also, five Country Seats, 1 mile from Woods’ ran, and
only 3 miles from Allegheny ciiy.by wayof the New Brigh
ton Blank Uoai. They are fine healthy locations, and of
fered very low.
Also, ton Country Seats on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad." miles below the city. They will be sold sejiraie
or together to a colony or building association. It is a
lovely location, and cheap, of course.
Also, on** Lot of two acres, and two smaller pieces'of
ground, opposite Horlmxn's at Woods’ run, offered at a
very low price f.>r to fine a property. An assortment of
Land-, Ileuses and Lots, alitays on hand, and described in
my register. Before buying you would da well to call and
enquire cf THOMAS WOOL'S,
ji-7 7u Fourth stlvet.
ileantifnl sties for Country Homes.
T'lIK undersigned offers fir salu, on easy terms, FIFTY
LOTS. Lai-1 off and restricted for rural residences. Also,
an ENTIRE StiUAKE, on the bank of-the Allegheny riTer,
76-t feet long by J-A> feet deep : having fronts cn Mary and
Julia Ann Avenue*. and Henrietta and Herr eiree'.r, This
square contains many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and
commands a fine view of the picturesque am romantic sce
nery around. lam desirous of preserving this square en
tire. oj< it would afford one of the must charming and mag
nificent sites for a gentlemun's summer residence, In the
immediate Ticinity of the twoeities.
Also, about Tliili E ACRE* OF GROUND, at the bead of
tbe Island, advantageously situated fir manufacturing pur
poses.
The abort: property is situated In Dnquesne borough, on
the high and main bank of Herr’s Island, and is readied by
a very substantial Bridge of one span. For particulars ap
ply at my reabieoee, In Doquesne borough, on the main
bank, fronting the head of Herr’s Island, or of JOHN DUN
LAP A 00., corn exof-Second and Market sts., Pittsburgh.
apr!7:tf WhL C. MILLER.
!■ lltli Ward freperty to r tale at a Good
tfirgata,
THREE VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS.—
These Lots embrace a trout on Penn street, of 66 feet 6
inches, to a 3 feet alley : on which then Is. erected a valua
ble blwk of Brick !loasea x Jwo stories high, with kitchen
and ceilar in basement, 41*fe«t front on Penn street, and 36
feet deep on Locust street. This is a Tery desirable situa
tion for either a Store or a Tavern; Penn street being the
treat tbmughfare of the city : and this property being con
venient to the Railroad Depot.
This property would not be in the market only that the
owner Ip living in Washington county, and ttnds it extreme
ly Inconvenient tn attend to it.
Tenuswwsy and price moderate; for further particulars
enquire of ROBERT DAY, Fifth W ard,
or JAB. 0. RICHEY,
apr2r> Real Estate AptuL at this office.
Itand for Sale.
1 OHO ACKES LAND IN PUREST COUNTY, near
IOUU the Clarion river. This land is heavily timbered,
has an excellent soil, sod is said to contain an abundance of
iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminous coal. The Vecan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, will run very
near to it, if not directly across it. The Hillstown creek
runs through »L
ALisJ.dOU acres in Elk county, well timbered and Watered,
ana lying ue»r the route of the Rnnbury and Erie railroad.
No betterinveatment could be made than in these lauds.
The completion of the bunburyand Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil,
value. Enquireof C. B. M. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
fvb'Rleiinitf No. 147 Fourth street.
Valuable Property tor Sale f
ON UhEKTY STREET, ADiuININO THE METUO*
DI=T GRAVE YARD, NEAR CANAL BASIN.—This
is uov the only desirable piece of property' in this neighbor
hood n«t already bought up by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. /routing on Liberty 50 feet, on Kim street 100
feel, thence to the Methodist Grave Yard feet, to Liber
ty 110 feet.
This property is most desirable as a Hotel. The building
Ouv on it, it guod substantial three story brick, with all the
uecessary back buildings, has for a long time been occupied
as the Union Hotel, doing a good business. Capitalists and
others desirous of making a good inrertorat, will do well
to tuuuuiac the premises.
apriS.tf EDWARD FABER.
For Sale,
I WILL SELL my unexpired lease (fourteen veara)of a
Lot, idtuaie on (/Kara street and Spring alley, in the
Fifth Vi urd—U) ft. fronting on O’Hara street, and running
hack 100 ft. ?n Spring alley, on which is erected a four
storied Brick House, 40 ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
60 it. ou Spring ulluy, well calculated to carry on any
branch of muiuifacturingboMness. Beingengaged in man
ufacturing iu the country, I offer the above lor sale. In
quire a: No. 42-'» Liberty street.
orlSuf EDWARD FABER.
Coal Works For Sale*
SIXTY THREE ACRKa OP LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, und all the improvements thereon in success
ful operation, . aid Farm is situated on the Monongabela
river, - 4 miles above Pittsburgh, and is snppHM with a
Farm Ilou-e, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad, and
bu excellent harbor.
The vein of Coni Li five feet thick, and cannot be surpassed
in I’sr farther particulars apply to
NICHOLSON ft PATNR,
No. 235 Liberty street.
A Very Ucalrable Country Scat at Prl-
vate Sale.
rpHK subscriber is authorised to sell the following piece
X of property, containing 2% acres of land, situated in
Collins tp., Allegheny county, Fa. This property U beauti
fully located on the bank of the Allegheny river, about 4
iroiu the city; having two fronts, one on the Law
resueTille and Sharpsbureh i'lank Road, the Allegheny
river; and about 80 rode below the ferry, and just nelow
the new bridge, now being bollt over toe river. For fur
ther particulars enquire of JAMES C. RICHEY*,
__ <3 Heal Estate Agent
Ij'Od, SALE.—IST acres ;Of Land, 3 miles south of Darliqg
tun, 90 ru.-re< cleans! go.-i Orchard, a good Stone
House, large Barn, two Frame Houses, all in first rate or
der, aud offered at the low price of $35 per acre
Also, oue-half acre I.Dsiu Oakland, on Cxuriotte street.
It i* a beautiful Lot; in front of 31 r. Ogden's line improve
ment, and is offered at the low price of sBoo—enquire of
me- Call and get my Register, for descriptions of a great
variety of property. t THOMAS WOODS,
jg‘-d 75 Fourth street.
Sal < »1 I, —HaLF IN HAND, balance in 4 years, fur a
1 j'-J* f Nv’* Frame House of S.rooms, with a large
lotoi ground of 60 feet front on the Brownsville road, in
couth PltL-burgh. I‘lenty of cboiee apple, peach and plum
trees, grapes, currants and gooseberries. A terse stable,
out oven, Ac The is well papered—good grates, Ac.
Call and examine the property.
iyH a CTTBBKBT k SOS, UP Third si.
iduK KALE — mx mctvs Land, situate near the Minerovitle
X? Road, mils from the Court House; on which is a
small two story Brick House, Stable, and other buildings;
ateo, an excellent Orchard. Tor ms—One-fourth cash, bal
ance iu five equal annual payments. Enquire of
-- • AUSTIN L00M1b,92 Fourth St
CtOiT'AOK >OK KENT.—The main building of House on
l Nursery Hill, with about an acre of ground. Enquire
of J. bTEDEFOKD, on the premium, or of
ay23 THOMPSON BELL A CO.
Valuable Property For Sale.
FrVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS, situate on Centre
Arenue, near Falton street, and within ten minutes’
walk of the Post Offlca For terms, inquire of
r BOON A SARGENT,
corner of Wood and Fifth sta. >
To Let.
A GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the Ksptaao Engine
House, on Ssrcnih street, soluble for storing moltaeee
or produce. Inquire of JQHS H. STEWART,
mer 6 267 liberty street
To £et«
THE dwelling house now occupied by me on Fedexml
etreeC, Allegheny, No. 4 Collonade Kow, near the end
of the bridge. Enquire at the bouse.
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DAILY MORNING POST
MONDAY MORNING:
Ruslan Tim of the Otfcsr
gldestUiePlstaii* -
The Paris correspondent of th*&ew. Yerk Tri
bune, fell in with the special messenger from
Russia to the United States, and learned from
him the Btasaian view «f the war, and bad a ;
look at the reverse side of the picture from that /
presented by the English and French journals.
We quote from a letter of this correspondent the :
following highly interesting, paragraphs:
Bussia considers that abe has never reoeWed
any serious defeat anywhere: since the com
mencement of the war. She acknowledge# a
waotof success at Silistria, but says that it re-'*
qaired yearn to take that place in 1828-9, and
that ehe expected it to require Months, to take
it at present; - and that it was not want of suc
cess that compelled her to retire, l>at the merci
ful attitude of Austria, which forced upon her
a change of tacties. Prince Pashklewitch was
only wounded in his honor at body -
I was never, to naked. It is contended that at the
I time the Russian mine exploded; if the. troop*
had been ordered to charge the Turks, through
; the gap, an excellent-opportunity wee offered to
carry the place. The Prince did not favor the
movement, contrary to the opinion of the other
officers, and, it now appear#, of th* Emperor
also, and be has been recalled to “ consult with
the Emperor ” —which means that he has been
banished to his estate.
The Emperor Nicholas has now ohaaged his
tactics. It is asserted positively that he has
preferred to fight the Austrians to the Turks;
be has been writing and expecting that Austria,
from the. line of oondnet she hss'pursoed to
ward him, would declare war; and:.**, every
one knows, he has been constantly collecting
troops on the Austrian frontiers. He qow de
rhnf aVrina Austria has given .
him the COSUS rrrmS mnyg yin ha Vi
enna, which he means to take and. hold.. _
gary, wbichhasmoreioveforßnssiathanfor An- '
stria, sympathizes with the movement, and it is
through Hungary that the attack is to be made.
Nothing is said by the Emperor about declaring
the independence of either Hungary or Poland.
No hopes for the independence of the latter
country, at least, need be entertained. For some
reason, the Emperor seems gratified at the op
portunity which is presented to march on Vien
na ; perhaps because he knows that Austria will
receive'neither the sympathy or aid of Eogland
and France, and perhaps also because Austria
has treated him somewhat contemptuously on
the Turkish question.
In regard to the ulterior views of Nicholas in
his attack ou Turkey, ho has declared with em
phasis to the gentleman who Tarnished me with
this information, and who has heard him declare
it on several occasions, in other company in as
frank, honorable and sincere a manner us it is
possible for a man to do, that territorial acquit
sition was not the end and object of hie de
mands; that he only isked and only-desires
that Jerusalem shall be free to all religions; and
that the Christians in Tnrkey shall he protected
in their rights as Christians and as equals of
the Turks; he says that he asked nothing mors
nor less the day be sent Ms first agent to Con
stantinople, more than a year, ago • that he asks
more nor less at this moment. He be
lieves this to be justice; be has planted him
self upon that platform ; his word as an Empe
ror and a gentleman ha* gone out that he, will
defend these claims; and ho declares his de
termination with vehemenco to fight for them
till ..the last rouble and the last man of the em
pire are exhausted, before he will yield. He
says: "I bat Constantinople in 1828; why
didn’t I keep it, if it was the dream and object
of my life, as my enemies charge ? No, I bold '
myself bound to leave the Turkish territory free
the very moment I see settled upon a reliable
basis the rights which I claim for my Christian *
brethren in that country, and I shall not cease ,
to make war against every power which may
combine against me, until I secure that object. .
: C announce it boldly to the world fts the unalter
able policy of the Russian Government, which ■
will be followed out by ray family after me, if
I should fait to secure it before my death. The
Christians in Tnrkey shall have thar rights, I
have pledged my word officially and privately
that I did not seek to go beyond this point; and
I shall not.”
Tbe secret correspondence published by the
English Cabinet, some time ago, is thus ex
plained by the Emperor; Eogland has always
acted as the ally and apparent friend of. Busina;
the Emperor had been conrted by England ; he
had visited the country, and had received sgeh .
a reception that he felt himself no longer per
mitted to doubt the genuineness of tbe feeling
manifested toward him. ’ Sir Hamilton Seymour
enjoying a ciose intimacy with the Emperor,
took every occasion to impress this fact upon
him; and it was during fthe many social, fami
liar interviews with that gentleman, that he in
dulged in conversation concerning the future
prosperity of Tnrkey. He spoke uniformly of
Tnrkey in tbeee conversations as a'power that
mast fall by its inherent weakness, and of the
measure to be taken in each an event, exactly as
the. United States talk about Mexico.. It was
talked of bb a power that must fall, and in its
fall it must naturally eome into the bands of its
most powerful neighbor. It woe looked upon
as a passive event, belonging to destiny, with
which force of arms need not mingle. The Em
peror did not know till lately that these confi
dential conversations with Sir Hamilton Sey
mour were designedly brought about by that
gentleman, at the instigation of the British
Cabinet, and that he woe at that moment in se
cret communication with all the German courts,
sending them from time to time the precious
revelations that he bad obtained by the sacrifice
of his claims to the tide of a gentleman.
Nicholas adds: “ The old man,” meaning Nes
selrode, *• always told me to beware of thq Eng
lish ; that they were gold outside, but rotten
ness within; he .told me so when I returned
from Eogland, a few years ago, with my month
fall of praises for the English, and he has not
ceased to repeat the warning to this moment. 1
have at length got my eyes open to the full, in
famy of their character, and I am going to settle
tbe account with them to the full extent of my
means.”
At the taking of Bomersund by a detachment
of the English fleet, a circumstance occurred
; which the world at large should know. Tbe
Buseiao women were violated by the English
sailors, their houses laid waste, and thefts com
mitted. The London Bally News admits that
fact with an air of cool depravity that mast dis
gust every human being that reads. It says
that when the marines first landed in tbevillage,
the women fled frightened in all directions ;but
when they found that the British tars were.hot
beings to be frightened at, the colors of lb a tone
soon succeeded to the pallor which had over
spread their fair cheeks, and they submitted to
the kisses of the brave tars withevident delight.
This was but adding insult to the worst crime
known to law. Instead of a peccable submis
sion on the part of the Busman women, they
were out by the. drunken sailors to the
public common, and there violated ea meets, in
the midst of orgies that would have done honor
to South Beacannibals! The commander of the
English forces, apologised to tbe Governor of
tbe place, in reply he was told that there were
some crimes for which men could apologise, but
of such a onSas this, there could be no apology,
and he was surprised to hear one offered by a
nation understanding so well the obligations of
civilized life.
At Odessa, 1,800 asphyxiating balls were
j thrown into the town not one of lehieh exploded!
Tbe asphyxiating principle ties in a mixture of
chloroform and arsenic, so combined that the
natural volubility of these two substances shell
be increased, 'and rendered suddenly effective. t
In the cHJform cf shell, a fuse was ignited
the concussion which it received in foiling or
striking an object in its way, and the fuse bon
ing till it came in contact with the explosive
material. The.shells at the present day are Bede
to explode at the moment of striking by means,
of a percussion cap, within the having
over it a thicker and heavier wall of metal then
the rest or the shell, so that that ride of|-tbeheU
is carried foremost, and consequently stakes the
object immediately over the capu Iq *ll the
Eogtish aephyxiationaebetis used thus fir, there
was no calculation made .about the inbottpetf-*
bility of the two materials placed in their
rior; so that when the Russian chemists came
to examine them to discover the reason why they _
had failed to explode, they found that] tbe as
phyxiating principle had destroyed,the .detona
ting principle— the chloroform hod asphyxiated
the percussion cope ! ~ •
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