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rat. , '3l lb(
* 47- ,de
4
- ,
Tit DAILY MORNING POST
.isrid jublialsol easy Arias 1, (Nadi , 4:4geri.)
-BY,GILLIIOSE.i MOBITGIONICAT.
'; - "ooor:rtiliiror lonraOnt or wpm 'sany strut frilLSll96.
air I k Dollars a year, payable strictly hi
*errs Imltarmill invariably be required tf not pat:
'Whim. 11.1 r rear_
' ymile r,oples - rwe carte—foe sale at the *minter to the
nol by the tf ewe Boys.-
z ' THE ISATIIIIDAT lORJING POST
twodiskud the Aoe, on • large bLudtet else
sheet, at TWO DOXLAIN!• yesi:,lntsdrattee- piddle (*Piss
• -• ' •
Sir No paperwut be dbef n4rnea /unless at the Worm
_Wn . " „ „ditttbp Proprietors,) until al amends. an ,
will -be gait to any order ,
panted lite money, or edisteetori re:ern:debt this atty.
origeettd .ith the itstebtilketerst of the Jfirsdng rwa
of me k.yred ..rob Printing Oittees brae eity, Were all
bietts er work sr done wedge shorted MUM,att MOM
els tease.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
aiLLltosie,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
• Office; writer of /berth stmt and Cherry agcy, •
Pt.
IT woutund to profendonal'bulineasaa renal, at
Ids office, between the home of 9 A. If. and 4 P. u. of me*
day. iY2O
ROBE TEi PRELIM%
AT TO II N - EY ;Al" LAW,
ST."LOUIE, Pdo.
.101011 • • -.101r.54-VEIX,
ATTOWAY 20CD:COUNAALOW AT LAW,
• • • Oilee..No. - 'l4ilk Fnu •tre•tY
je3:lyi] preisairsou, PA.
OHN BARTOK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Omce, corner Fifth inutelrant it..,
jealy , mmumwir,ft. "
it. - Biddle Robertai
A ITOHNET AT . LAW--..01:1100i No. .11:219atithIleld street,
AL. between rah and Sixth. Onllectione carefially atter4-
ed to--Apecial attention given to Conveyancing. [dec3ely •
Thomas Means,
A ITORNSY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR ISILANCIERS.
A
iltibus, next door to the Poet Moe, Steubenville, Oldb.
my 4
S. P. lioss, y ;
A WuENICV AT LAW—No.IO9 Pourthetree4Pittaburgh
Po.. fourth door bolow dir..ltody Patterson's Livery
StAtte. je29l
J. S. Morrison,
os
A [TONNES! AND COUNSNLLOR AT LAW—Offl,
moved to No. 44 Grant street, near Pourtbt littebn ,
Pa. aprlo7
c. cri.do Loomis,
ATTORNEY ATIAW—;OIIee, Fourth street, abovelFocid
.iFt7
• Thomas 41. Marshall,
'MORN kIY AT LAW—Offica Cowrie's Buildings, Fs
street. • ;anto, l
A
R. . Carnahan,
A ITOHNRY LAW-0 on Fotuth 'Groot,. batwatn
A
Cherry alley and Grant street. 4.
J. N. RI 9 Clowry,
ATTORNEY AND 00UNSELIMI AT LAW—Oen. In
Sakewell's ISaildlngs,ou Grwt street.
•
D. 14.
TTORNEY AT LAW—No.I27 Fourth .trot, goy. sad
Li. ',tour Smithfield. • mar'27:3l
Alderman • steam
Office on Third-sera!, CmaratC•Me at .
Rut Office,
TA7 HERS all basin*a pertaining to the Mace of Alder
-111 men and Justice of the Peace will be promptly at
tended to. Acknowledgment. of Deeds and Mortgages, rad
other histromente of writing, taken at his office, ors at the
residenee of the parties.
The Dockets of D. S. SCULLY, late an Alderman of the
City of Pittsburgh, are placed to my poeasealou. Pereduil
having Judgments on said Dockets may hare the necessary
process Issued thereon by Alderman Watson. mygot
N tluckmaster, Lt. ernaan.
OFFICZ' Grant street, between Fourth Bt. and.Dismdnd
alley. Oonsayaneing of all kinds done with the gnikt
eat tare and legal acouracy. Xitles to Real Estate ex
amined. dc. - .la 3 •
E. S. Neal, Alderman.
N l
1). 91 THIRD Street, between . YTood end Marketstr ts,
Pittabargh. Collections promptly made . Bonds, DI rt.
gages, and other writings driven vrilh neatness and s 0.
jell- 1
-
Remove
DR. D. RUST, Streams DunaT, has remoired
from Nor 76 Fourth street, to No.lo
FOCUTII Street, one door below Perry, where
be will be happy to attend to all profeasknal
balls. ' ap.ss
suaGEos DENTIST, uo.
f°' cessor to G. W. Diddle,) NO. 144 S li-
FIELD STREET.
or Odlco hour., from 8 to 1
from St° !. o'clock
' '
6 C)ri. T Fourth street, five d
1 n
weqtol : ldar . ke D I.l°
OFFlCERoots—From nano A. M. to 'fire
P. M. d. 4,3
BUSINESS CARDS
D W. lIERSTINE t CO..
COMMISSION ANUI' FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
+-2.4
.
Dealers Generally in Produce, Pittsburgh, Qin.
.
oinnati and other Manufacture',
N 0.03 Fron struts, Wiesen Market and Perr y strait,
PITTSBU.II, PA.
aa , " Liberal oath edrmloes made on sionslgnmenta. ar
Similar attention paid to forwarding Western merelmn Ise.
Referen..l.—Clark & Thaw, Wm. Demiley & Co., Wins 31 ,
Cully & Co., F. Sellers kCo., Heys & Bleak, Hranitir
Rehm, Henry Grail, Esq., Wm‘ Elehimum, S . : IL Johnston,
Esq., Thomarßakeirell, Esq., George Ledlie, &q., Solo Mon
Stoner, Esq. .14:2
Co.Partznex - shlp.
THY subscribers have this day formedpartnership for
the purpose of carrying on OunsmissUrn and Flwasard
tug, in connection with the Fish; Bacon and 'O,l, anti
duct business generally, under the style of ENGLISH A Bleu
Amy:. ; warehouse No. 116 Waher and 160 Front streets;
IbFrnerly occupied by Burbridge* Inghram.
WM. B. ENGLISII,
} JAMES 111C11ARDS.CLN,
JAS. .1. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh, February let, 18541e03
A VO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., deal.* I.
. Country Produce, offers for sale • choice stoek 0
Groceries, selected for family use, Shiae of every •aristy
and the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also.
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce talien in ex
chsun'efor Merehendise,
F. It. D. has procured a full assortment of Landitoth'.
WarrantedDanlen Seeds, and lo rites the attention of ID I in
wrested in rural affairs. Joel 1
Copartnership.
HE TINDERSIGINND have thin day entered Into co,y.art.
T
nership, under the nalnt, and style of J. A. HUICIII
SON & CO., for the purpose of tranu r tiug, a C,otamisninh cud
Grocery business. 'JAS. A. 11.1.1T011160.1.
A. M. NPALLINCIPOIiD.
Pittsburgh, February 1, 14.54.110141
W. Z. ANGLISII J We J. I. °L/I,
ENGLISII & ItIC11416.090S• I
OMMISaION AND FOR WARDING 51 eitcanNTll, AND
C
Wbolaaale Dealers in ri4b, ilacon and tdi, and PRxiuc..
generally. Wareboure formerly occupied by Burbrbee
Ingbram, N. 116 Water and 110 Firet street, Pittetiuro.
Penna. j tea
11.010.4 O. sausT rYe. a. amptuaw.
BAILEY RENSHAVVi
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in
Woolen and Willow Ware,,lnpanned Tin were, awl.-
keeping Wholesale and Retell, No. 253 Liberty
farce, Plttabargh. ePll s:y
ISANCIS 1110.1.121{1, /OEM MOJIJS, isasesr ,
Pittsburgh. Maryland. . Pittsb rgla
Sellers, Nicola & Co.,
PRODLIOR sax, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
N 0.309 Liberty etvrit, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sperm, Linseed and Lard Oils. 1,28
I. BULCILS. 1864. a. imam
• - - - •
IRA'S SELLERS & CO,. i
Forwarders and Commission Merekante
Dement it
PROVISIONS, ORCIOERISS AND OILS, 1
3,5:1t517 ' Nn. 309 Liber I y,streel, Rttrburg F.
'Must hitzsa, Phila..- wh. am zsthea, Pitt& tug.
Miller & Ricketaoss,
WHOLESALE, GROCERS, IHPORTEFtS OF 111LAiDIF.S.
Winer! and Segura—ion. 172 and 174, corner • Irwin
end Liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Varna,
he-, constantly on band. /YES
- -
William Carr & Co.
(WK. Gram late of the Him of J. Peat** Co
) -
WIII9I.ESALEGROCERf3 and Dealers In Yorelg Wines
and Brandies, Old )fonottgahela and Reotlfiesil Whis-
Rey, N 0.329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pitt/burgh,
Pa. . talky
11•11100. if cu1ara.5......4010 iIGAISOIe ALM. GIRISINOMUCX.
WELERK.A.N, HERRON CO..
WIIOLESSLii Grocers, Produce Dealer, and Commie
Biwa 91erchanta, No. 243' Liberty streeh
apr22 PITTSMIRO '• PA.
O[O
WY. BLWIELIX BVIULLS 11
Wff. BINGO:RAI & CO.,
FORWARDING AND CONIIIIRSION NUERCIIANTS,
Liberty [trod, oppmite Penna. Railroad Depot,
ape Prepilaw: PA
PAGODA TILA STOIC • .
TRIM HAWORTH, Wholesuk and Reaff Oroxer t Dealer
and Importer of Old Country Black. Teas, 'French Bran.
dies, Wines, kr., corner of Diatoond alley and the Diamond,
Pitt atm rgh, Pa.
LIVINGSTONS C 0.,&
FORWARDERS, COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
Steamboat Agents,
I Time iiteel.
Ava. A. , CLUILG,
airTEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCgR,-64
CUANIR or WOOD smv errsd a-mem,
PiarburgA•
floury U. Collins,
FAND COMMISSION 2,11.:11011ANT, and
Wholesale Dealer In Choe bulk's, Seeds, Fish, and
Profile.Profile.gensrally, 2.5.W01.) St. Pittsburgh. [Warn
43011SEIDN AND FORWARDING hIERCIIANS, AND.
C
STXAALBOAT A.015.N15--N0.7 Wolorotront,Ciotinhitt;
Ohio. taphil '
King £ Ploernend,
Wi;OLESALE GRoCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
No. 37 Wood street, PitOburgii. I mr22
Smith & Sinclair, . •
iIOLESALE 4.IISOERS -AND CX.SI3II3SION KM-
Wrial atini First sta. .iriova
Henry 1111.'Ciallorngti. & Co.,
ILIW)01:33 rat 4 CommisAlma blexalante,
corn.r of Nan arid Irwin strnate, PittftlYgh. j lolly
MLE OLD PB.INTING ESTABLISHMENT, (Uri
SIOCKTON,) and BLANK BOOK ana STATIONE
RY WAREHOUSE—Ia prepared to ezectite every style of
Lagai, Commercial, Canal and' Sttmboat Job Printing and
Book Binding, and furnish every article in the plank Book,
Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest =doe and on the
meat rmonable terms.
13lank Book and Stationery Wareham, darner of Market
and Second greets.
Printing Ofilee and Book Bindery, No. ISO Third at.
•
B. T. C.
B()Q101111.1,KB A ONER—bas always on Ban
generalassartment of gelkool,3liseellaneousandßlank
Boots, Printing, Poet and Cap Paper, &c., Wholesale and Re
tail. No. 104 Wood street, below FM; Bast side, Pittsburgh:
1116. Wanted, Hags and Tanners' &raps,
aussell!a. Bro.,
BooKszu,sas, STATIONERS , DEALERS IN STAN
DARD AND LIMIT LIORATURS, awl Publishers of
the L 0. 0. P. TOKEN, No. 15:Fifth street, Pittsburgh,
m5a15.17
1.. C badwleln,
DBALKR IN NAGS AND. PADYN, No. 1 49 WOW Street„
Pittaburek. The high.* price in emit paid fbr
nollm
VlTlllaink Olean,' •'
OOKBINDRIL—Oorner of Third and Wood 1140 , 104 . ; ,ri abnve
0 .0. Say. where ho is prepared to do stew d Oen
of Ruling and Binding. [dee2
oev WDEVITT & DBD., °roam end Dealene la
Ibreitin and Domestic Liquors, Liberty street, opAdte
heedof linalthlield at.
1.1.,,..''.,''i'''' . 4it . ):: ' . ,.._- . .-,ljll,arii. : js,g: 41:•i{:-ot
VOLUME. XIII.
itigtoffirtilicalaso, .
pooczaso.o' 00 r 5..• aoa
CWINER MARK= STRIET AND DIAMOND, ksepo
constantly on.hand • full -.moor tment of Urns*, Ilsell•
•
nee, Medicine Choate; rentiamou, anti all Article. portal.
. . .
ikal"laus',.Preeciiptlone ;carefully compotuded at
all hours. ' *lO
E=!=l
.11.1.1111111NG ea
(Successors to J. Kidd& Co.) _
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. au woos area, Filtsb.rghs Pt.
Proprietors of Dr. 111%w:se's Celebrated Pangolin., Liver
JOH, RAFT, JR.,.
(Sowallow to Jae.lel/0ff 0 7,)
VirtkollMal• and aetallDrviggistL
AND Dealer hi-PAINTS, OILS, DYX STUFFS, *O., 141
.Wood etreel; three door, below Virgin alley.
apoloaaely , PiTTOSUICOII.
JOHNW.lll.6B.thAllip Agq,
WkIOLESAIA AND, RETAIL DRUCK/IBA
Dysostaffs, Paints, Oilo, Varnishes &0,,
no. INS% Wood street, tone door south of Diam ond
r vet suraUlt. ' ' Usllat
WROLI3SALE AND • RETAIL DRUGGIST,
• N 04.185 woad Street, •
Nun dooslxe IL Shoo Musk Pittsburgh.
J• • - • ' Settee.' .•
rOB. FLE.IIINe haring al...elated with JOB. Aspi„ the.
s) business will hereafter be conducteaunder the style of
J. ABEL & CO., at she old stand, corner of ihnlthfleht Arid
Fourth 1.1•.. Ls. . jel:y
t JAB Rii1113 , 41), to' the curtails_ of 1140111 and PENS
11. Streets, where be will, as usual, attend promptiy te
tus numerous numb. All artleleeM Willing are warranted
pure, and put up With the utmost rare. marl&am
(I.7IIOLIZALS DRUG WARNIMME—Oorner That and
,y Wood streets, and comm . WO* . daiati Sixth. Veld.
•
R.fL. ALLEN,
; Walsh DULL MAIM DI
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigar!, Old Xonongs
kids Aye Whisky, &c.,
ALSO, RECT.LFYING DISTILLER,
NO. IS WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
WINES, Brandies, thus, Oardlala, Jamaica Spirits, it.
Croix and '2iew England Runt, (Narita, Champagnaa,
scotch Ale, London brown Stout, 14th, Scatty Bourbon,
Jld Monongahela Rye and Rectified , WlLlaky, Apyle,Pestb,
Ally Merry and Blackberry Brandin.; imported Illoaus,
&sails, and rrixiMpu Cigars; lialf-Spattleb and Common
tlgata, all at 'emelt low paces as to thalietigit comps WM.
Fancy Bar liege land Labelled Battle., of every style, and
oemtjohm, of all shoo ! 1 rorpeetfoliy invite an examina
tion of my *took, at No. S WOOD Street, Pittaborgh,
scan. apr&ly
lIIPORTkat U 1 .111tA-NDIRS, .111 N, WIN ER, dc.—Desler
in tine Ohl Siotiongshels , Whisky, Pena. itrandy,
Also, Rectifying ilistitlcri corner of Smlthlield and 'root
:Civets, Pittsburgh. wptlß
. .
J. Itryar,
HoLE.sALE ITLIQUOH. 313SECLIANT
155 Liberty street, and 31 Distnend 1,44.0. y
Ren.ovel.
rSO. E.: DOWNING, CLOTHIEB., - 64
gll AS removed:to:2o4 Llllkat'LY street, opposite (fortis=
Li alley, and Itio. 3 OEVENTLI., near MulthOold, Abera
wn atMotson of his friends and the public h• invited to the
.runt of. 11.12ADY-MADY tiOtHAI always ou hand. Also,
Moths, Cassdnieres and Vestings for onlerod pork. A full
..soortment of Wurnialling tioods for gentlemen, Including,
:JAW of all qualltles,...trunks, Umbrellas, Ars, Lc. jasl
lsmActrus IeCLOOCti.
•
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
NO. 14 s %V WD ISTILEET.
111116 subseriberr respectfully inform their old purloiners
and the public In general, that they We We day ea
.:W. Lhemetiiies in the shove bootomie, under the firm
4 JOAN k W. They respectfully solicit •
.1111.1 b of public. patronage.
The previous baton:WM Ut .ich will be iettlett by them
. ivee re. peetively. robe
11 LAIN!), (late ol toe ninn of CooLsr a Lantn,)
D. open:Led LLTORE NO. 9, (two doors above the old
Nor the . , purpose or carrying On the CLOTHING
tU91N1(69, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
nare of the patronage of the hem dom.
N. IL—clowns mae to order In the moat fashionable
d.ytea, and on the shortest notice—inferior to 000 P in the
janDby
ME , . MOILS CIL
11;11CLIANT TAILOIt—Ne. 4u WWII street, oppOsabs the
Theatre; Pittsburgh, P. apr7
James Melll
%,10NOZiGAILKIA PLANING almild respectfully
jj_ inform his Lien& and the p art Me new mist,.
Lehment M sow in full operauon, aml that he is prepared to
tarnish Boat °Shine, and tlll all °rebore for Planed Lumber,
otth prumptmes, and at the lowest ream
Board and Plank, plantal on ono or both oonatantly
• hand.
Sash, Doors, stud !holdings, of every dasoiption, made to
.rater.
B • • .
ander, anieasrperiteni would tind It to their adrantag•
o give him a call, or he can now tumuli them with planed
cuff suitable fm every description o 1 work.
ELERRON & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
vr ANC NACTUREIRS of all kinds of BRASS WORK 1.0-
OOMOTIYE, STEAM KNOINE, PLUMBERS, Ac! Al.
to, Ootton Baiting Mennhuturers.
Foundry oti Rebecca street, Allerheny Qty.
Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Plttnburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken to exchange for work,
cash paid. Orient left et the Foundry or °Slee t will be
_dumpily attended to. febirly
JO T. LO
No. 43 Chewer of hftS awl Wuxi &reefs,
OMce up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. littabargh,
I S ESPECTYULLY announce to the public that he has
lL commented the REAL ESTATE AtiENOT, in connw
:ion with intuitive:lca and thtnerai Collecting. lie will
4.1.0 atterul to rusting. Paseo. in want of servant , ' In say
mpadty, or those in want of phut", will Ds supplied at abort
aotice. All butPnese entrusted to his care promptly at.
untied io.
Reforenna—T. J. Blgbasa, Esq., Sklar} Cowan, Han., W.
1. Leslie, Dr. Alex. Week, Jamas Mackerel, A. A. Mason,
lwlll A Old. , jettll3
st A i N . UFACTURNIZ,3 IO O :tittr .6 I :4 I. 6 4 y aft El: , l, p 7o n iaLl :n . 41
auvy Orutm, Pla ood
in and Fancy Fender., dad and Dog Irons,
Sugar Kettles, Zoe KnDloa, Wagon Bolos, de. (i.slyt_
Austin Loomis,
A) EAL itSTA.TE Ati ENT, Merchandise, sink, and WU
11, Broker, °dice, No. n 2 fourth Street, (above Wood.) The
mosenterr harbig opened an onion at the abompinee, for the
ourpoee or mn:dating Lame, h ilt,, Londe, Mortgages, sod
other buten:men fa for the security of Money, and forth.
Pura... and 'Side of Ilitocks. Will also give prompt slid
}articular attention to buying, se ll ing, renting of sod IMP
cut Neel go.t. jyT) AUEITIN LOOMII3. •-
Schnehvaan i Haunletn,
Letreet, opposite the Poet-Aloe,
Pittsburgh. lisp., Lauds:apes, Mil Hest* Elbow 131114,
AnAdtecturel and Machine Drawings, kluelness and
viAting Lturtte;.ete., Engraved or Draws, or, Stone, Printed
n Colors, tlold,lirouse, or Dlact, In the most approved style,
.to.l at the mot reasonable ptlwn. , Detls:ly
LTOILIOS, &Oil AND URN AALSNTAL PLINTHS., AND
- 11 Deana' In Altits—No. 44 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Bas oonatantly on band all [lnds of either dry or
nixed, Japan and Coral Varnish. Litosual 011, Boiled 011,
d i atT , u k rr i t o l i n c l Wlndorr t
g Olsai4o , t an atl riaeLest a t t ty, Paint .
seta
ENGLISH •Lif D CLASSICAL. hISMINAII.Y.
W. T. McDONALD, M. A., PRINCIJKLI.
qua next session of the Institution erill e9llMenCe
1
MONDAY, the bth of September next, st the Mom oar=
ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Beferobrea 4 -11on. A. W. Loomis. C. limp, Jr., B. P. WA
onhund..U. Miller. Jr. auc'2s
. 1 ... 1 ~ .Y t ~ N ~): .Y:
• •
Tol?acco, Snuff, and Cigars.
No. 25 Afth st., Pittsburgh, Ft.
sir Keeps constantly on hand a loge supply of all Lb*
various brands of Imparted Cigars.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IMPORTED CIGARS,
.7 21 r No. 68 tOBAO? MINN, Prerstonan.
POWER. & RIBILDON,
A fiCIIITECTUItitI. AND OIiNAMICNTAI CARVERS.—
ihnli,eutel Patterns for Casting, in every style;
alaieling, Designing, at. Composition Ornaments for the
decoration of iiiiamhorts, B WWinge, at.; 98
Street, pear the Post °aloe. yl:3m
. REW PAPER !MILL. .
-, .- . CANTON, 01110.
ERSHRIi, Al DAREQN A 0 0., have Just ..,
!darted their pa
x per mill at the above pleas, where they will be happy
and pin paper a all
liti a TA l R ? r AF!, -,l P r r i P ti nii ,' "Fr.t.f _ll,
0,1,273 f
,_ _ _
#llllh T
VEO . Lited:R T an i n d ta t u%. - SADDLELUARIUSS,
B.LINK, VALISE and CARPET RAG nniaufaa
tßrer4c,M6,l9.9.4ntraa; lltteburgh, Pa. •
John H.,Brellor,
I W HOLESALE AND ENTAIL DEALEII IN MUSICAL
INSTILUAISNTS, Pismo, Music, Salmi Books and
4 o . 4o4 cdmrY, Na 122 Wand amt." [janl
ri 6.1. HAGAN .'` . • -.RILL 6EIL, JA.
11,91 MAN it AUL,
lITIIOLF-BALE end Rdfan Dealers In Silks, Mmoy and
T vvr. DSP GOODS, Nos. 91 Market 611311 9 Union
street, PittsbUrgb. ~, elms
W IPEHO BEI
V " / T o r. T S UBAITAI??. ` . 8
.1,1 ) , Y e,1117.
Ansi:um..
hems' M. Little
UTATCII OD CLOCK MAKER—FM: otroori between.
TV Wood ond Afirket anon., opporite Iron 101W9 nem;
AU Idndo of Jewelry mode and revolted. r 105,4
O.ANTUDIULT S. L. CUTEIBUT.
So AIWTHBERT & SON,
REAL ESTATE' ATID GENERAL AGENTS, No. 50
Flniitkreta ntre&. novl
i fikKiliciagisog Ito Bitrapur • Lim) DEAL
x_n
ratimr, rr L the este
or Amerlan Woolen llood4 • Lthaty strie . [my;
D LERn
I ItOO U TAII I ItT a U r N a l& a - nd LEGILIURN
and Ramp IOTTBB. corner of parka and Liberty sta4
No. 173 Yittainuily jolCy
. Asa dr.. soma,
phu6ll4l,''sio. its'ntrot.t.,
Pittsburgh; t od d eaf ado or thililimond,
jettess
BLOUTH k BRO., East Rirmlnunam, manufacturers - of
. Bar Iron, and small Iron of all deeorlptlons, and
make, also, tha tineatquallty Room Rounds and Squared.
O' Leave enlace for Iran In the ben, at the city Post
OMR C4lB
M4MEI
• I.4‘de
PUBLISHED DAILY, BY OILLMORE.Bc. MONTGOMERY; AT THE "POST BUILDINGS." CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00
BUSI4S'S CARDS.
Ulla'. Thorn, Druggl!t.
JOHN GUSUUTT,
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n. GRAFF & Co,
Weitern Foundry, NE 124 Wood street,
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• - - to. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
ILOLBILLLN Dealer in Foreign Praise, Nuts, Spices,
W
ogasmanuary,Nuous,'Ciprs, 1. Raisins, Figs,
Pruum sC harkpa,lemona, Limes, Dates, Citrons, Almonds,
,EilberM.Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Pm NutN Cocoa Nuts, Pies
Apple W.ovoe, Benlines, Pickles, Sauces, hook Osudy, Ver
mbelll,Bleocaroul; Olive OIL Ac, au. lIPMI7
• • FUSE W RKS.
~ wows:am z ID son maw maw ALUM
• ire wk d rErksy.
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MIMS ,Y SUSGIOAL AND MENTAL
INSTAMIEDZITIk BIBLES, Lc. We
. . , . keep s vinare assortment of the above
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articles eenstantly on hand; together
with a general variety of FarreY Hardware. Also, Onns, Pis
tols and lievolvwx,Rlanks, Horne, Shot Belts, Cape, Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Hair Dreasare Shears; Pocket Mama de.—
Also Tension and Supporters.
=end repairing neatly narrated.
I—We are making Sines of every deeeziption, to
orderof the beet material, and workmanship warrantelL—
Orem received for them et Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prima • myl6
Chandeliers axed O Fixtures.
T a RE subseriberverrnew operdagattbeir fur Wareroom.
AgE . .l/.IIST STREET, b etween Wood end Smith
su , dimilargeit assortmnit bf CIIANDELIERS, BRACK.
lag, PENDANTS, Itild all article. connected wit One Fitting,
*nit offered in this market. Ruth* arrangement. mule
by which they will be oolutently In receipt of on patterne
and sedans., they confidently Writs the attention of pus.
abasere to their ealeotlon. We. are determined to. sell as
low ae any bones In the West, end being. pairing Gee Et.
Sue, ean offer peculiar advantages to those dashing articles
to thlellne. •
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We continue aa beretofore to fit up buildings of every de.
sartptiouforßae. water and steam.
Brass Osotings of ell kinds mad, to ord. presently.
LONG, MII.LSB • CO.,
No. 109 First street.
'pi cEkt C. .kt,
F 9.031 NNW FORS,
BIANUF AGTURER. of the oelebrated
Gossamer Ventilating Wig, Mastic.
Band Toupees, and every description
of Ornamental Hair, for Ladies and
4 *.
••• ' il==7 Gentlemen, 79 FOURTH STREET,
between Wood and Market, Fitts.
burgh.
- Btercures system enable* Ladles
and Gesotlenten to measure their heeds
.Ith accuracy.
FOE WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the Heed.
No. 2. From the forehead over the head to neck, No. 2.
No. 3. From ear to ear, over the top.
No. 4. From ear to ear, round the forehead.
For Toupees, to cover the top of the heed only—a paper
pattern, the exact shape ofthe bald part. I myd
Slew Coach and Carriage Factory I
jOHNIITON, CO.
Ckrner of Rehexia cried Mown Wen, AUspheny Oily,
WOULD ninectfully Infirm their Mende
and the public generally, chat they have
ormasenosd the man
e,
slu g of Carriages,
uchee, Rockawayn, ilaggies,Slelgiot an d
Cheskaa, in ell their varlowartyles Slash and proportion.
• °Edam will be executed with strict regard to durability
end beauty of lintel, Repairs will also be attended to on
the moat reasonable terms. Using la all their work the
best Pastern Shafts, Pol., and Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, .10 be
perfectly saddled on trial of their work.
Purchaner, aro requeetel to give use cull, before pne.h.
eing elsewhere. octeily
Pearl Steam Mill ;
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
(scut Tat LAILILOAD rrAnoz.)
F AMILIES will be supplied with ourrarlous grades of
FltßSii OROUND FLOOR,
By leaving their orders at the Mill or ho our boos. at
Logo, Wlleon A Co., Foul atheat-or Braun A Reiter, no
nor Liberty and St. Clair streets, Pittaburgh.
. H. Y. Sop warts, or .1. T. Sample, Droop'sLs, Allegheny.
' Flour will bedellyered tow:Lilies in eitherof the two rill .
Timm: CASH on delivery.
BRYAN, IIIiNNEDY A CO.
lIARDWAHE
FOR
Saddlers and Carriage Makers
R. LEECH, JR.,
0. 131 Wood
PITTSBURGH.
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, Koss, Dent Stuff,
rpitas! MASI TRAst— A WORTH, the original and
only importer in this r 1 the beet Congo Tess from
London, to now receiving cy , large and choice selection
of TEAS, which be is detect :nod to eell at such prim , and
fineness of quality, that all the reckless puffers in thistor
the next city cannot beat. He most respectfully Invitee the
ladies and gentlemen of this and the surrounding districts,
without distineticrn of nation, to call and try his Tess,
which he sells subject to be returned, if they don't give
satisfaction. The following ars the prices:
Prime Oolong, Souchong rated Congo, 37A1gi.50 cents "f Ib.
A core superior English breakfast Congo, btk. 'f m.
Extra flue, • very delicious Orence, 76e. lb.
Floe Young Ilyion, 40454:1C.V1
Sztra fine Young !Iron and Imperial, 75e.1D.
Very beat Young Y pain and Imperial, SI SI lb.
Don't mistake the place--PILOODA TEA STORM, came
of Diamond and Diamond alley A nenl reduction mad
to dowers 1.021
T EW MUSIC STOKE —The subscribers dare opened at
.so. 83 Fourth etrvet. • choice collection of musk and
mural instruments, Italian and German strings.
by M. Erard, of Farts, and Mr. Arnold; Fluter. by M. Euler,
- Frankfort, A. M 4 Clartonete, do. All kinds of brass Instru
ments from tba best French manufartraiee, all of wblrb• we
offer to the public on more liberal terms, feeling confident
that we can reader entire satisfaction.
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8011110NDER. 83 Fourth A.
II Schroeder and 0. Anton will hire instruAloor on th
plato, sod gat.. .4,23
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HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE
,14131111ACTUMIA or
Chilton Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FISTMS POI STUN, GAS OS. WArn
B' No. 25 Market etreet, Pittsburgh.
41131- We have eold our Tornanee, Patterns, to., to Simms.
ARNOLD t WILLIAMS, whom we cordially recommend
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to the patronage of ths
Jai SCARY, ATKINSON a °HELY
Depot of 11..ongarorttii Innnerma
Lawns Winos and Brandy.
THN undersirned has received and offers for pile, at Cin•
=awn palms, a large quantity of Logworth k Zhamer
man's comae and worldrenowtad Spartllsg, Dry and La
dles' Sweet lbtawba Wine. Such its may desire to procure
an exadient &Mete of Native Wine, (th. pure Juice of the
grape,) will And my establishment the place for the gratin
calm of their desires. The Oatawba Brandy,dletill el from
the genuine Ondm, la declared by many excellent judges,
equal In flavor to the beet imparted OCignaM"
D. VIOLEISEN,
l a y No. 137 Liberty street
--riiines at, Clark's Plasatia.
AERESH arrival of NUNNS A CLARK'S
celebrated PIANOS }eat been me'
Ism
be aubscriber. They have been mad
and carefully selected expressly for this mar
ket, and are considered unequalled for sweetness and power
of tome.. They .11 possess the new Improvement of two
separal4brit l ef, the base idling. running om. and shore
the treble. ey are fully warranted to naiad any climate
and to excel In Mpacity for stealing In tone. Prime range
from $260 tolSoo. Alm,. foe lot of Pianos from the menu
factories of DUNGIAM & 00., and also LIOEITE, NEWTON
A BRADBURY, N. Y. All the above will positively be sold
at Factory prima, without additional charge for freight,
rid, ste, etc. HENRY ICLRIGSR,
Sole Agent fur Nunns & Clark'. Pianos,
No. 101 Third street,
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3. 13 Sign of the Golden Harp.
ifelpr arrival of Chlokerinra PllllO9.
JOUN U. IILELLOR, 81 Woad will
bate open today (Saturday) tbe following
NEW PIANO FONTEf3, from the celebrated
saanufaatory of OiIIOHNKING SONS,Boe-
tow via :
' Two' Superbly carved 7 octavo Plaza.
Four plain Rceewool 7 " "
Three carved , do 0 6 .$ "
One extra carved "
One plain Rosewood 6. 4 "
Your do do
Throe - Walnut 0 "
All the above instruments have been finished during tit
len mouth, and are of the latest styles of furniture. Inv
richly at BOSTON PRICES, and every Plano warranted.
JOUN U. MELLOR,
No. 01 WoAl street.
J o S Agent for Chleketing & Sons Boston.
DSTEWART hoe remoregi his BRUSBI FACTORY from
LP. the old stand, No. 23 Fifth street, to No. 2 Fifth
street, nearly opposite, on the site formerly occupied by the
love City hotel, when he will be pleesed to see his cast*.
mere, and as many new ones as feel dimmers to patronize
him
N. 11.—In oonaection with the Brush Manufactory, as
herettfore, will be found in Ws establishment all kinds of
Variety Peals, looking Glasees, Combs. Toys, be. c0y1.1.3m
TVEIN' A. O'BRIEN, FY WITH/1BU) STREET, between
eir Fotirth and Diamond alley. Money honed on Gold and
Weer Plate, Diamonds Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Musical. Instruments,dune and Pistols, Feather Ben, Fur
nintwandalhistodei of artlelets—for any length of time
agreed on. Charges for storage considerably lower than
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. AB
businesetranseetioati etrietly ontfidentlal.
lir Forfeited pledgee sold immediately after being out of
date, anima redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watch
es, Jewelry, he., always on hand. aprillf3m
. • .a "SEW. RAM D
JAMBI WAHDROP,
OFIEBB for sale CANARY BIRDS of the most improved
breed, being very hardy, and fine singers. Bled Seeds
--Canary , Hemp, Millet, Bone and mixed Serf Bouquets
will be furnished oompoe of the Sweet FLOWKIIB, via:
Oamellast,Boie Buds, Heliotropes, he. tvergreens (in pole)
forCtuietmas Trees, from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No.-40 Fifth et, near Wood. dean
- . 4.11,1111111113110 th• smoke.
lIIIt . suratiriber hominy; the exclvadve right to mamas°.
tore and soli BWERNEIPS ROT AM' AND SMOKE
NECKING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
cataract for heating buildings with the most economical
Forums now In use. The attention of than interested is
solicited. Ma Intortottion ma be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4.W00d street, or of J. BARNDOLLAR,
dadiali I Iron My Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood st.
Warren's tloialgress Ink.
THIS INS le prepared by a purely cbemlcal promo, and
loonligtedid arasin lathing iunrritan to w.akdkpen.s.
IL is pale when fret used, but•by exposure to the air be.
•ooicityadiskkr of • non Wenn and penusnent black.
.For o to bottles of irardius eke, by wholesale or retall,al
sopa: • • W. B. HAVEN'S
Stationary War cue, Market street., eorner of 2d.
A .011) r. 0. ANION and 80101011DIEl would
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reepeetfallyannounee to the eitheneof Pitteburgh and
Allegheny that they will give inetenetiona on the Piano,
Guitar, Plan end nate. Inquire at R. ilohtoedar Go.'a
NNW BTOSN,I4I9e. Meet aePYB
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PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1854.
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Spring Styles. • "
AT THE CHEAP 0A R PET WALLRHODaII, No. 82
THLRD Btreet.—We are now recedving and opening
one of the begot and cholceet stocks of Carpetings; Oil-
Clothe, Mats, &Letting, Rugs, Au, were exhlbitid went of
New York. The stash has been selected with great care.
Persona in want of any articles in our line, are respectfully
Invited to call and examine. Oar assortment =Arta in
part of the bilowing, viz:
Rove' Velvet and Brunelle Carpetiogs ; •
Ilepentry • Eruerein;
Aubusson Carpeta;
Extra Imperial and gugrain'm Three.ply ;
PateatTapestry In
Superfine and Pixie Ingrein ;
Worsted and Wool Ompete;
Wool and Cotton do
Venitian 24%, 3 / 4 , and. 44;
Hemp Carpets, very clump;
list and Rag, do
White and Cheek Clanton Matting., 3 / 4 ,4-4, 24, and 8-4;
Croon&fejt:tug, 24, s. 44, 24, and ;
lepanieh Matting, very cheap;
Elegant Morale Rugs, 1,60 per pair;
Axminieter, Chenille , and Tufted Rugs, al prices;
Panay English Sheeskin Mats, $l6 per pith ;
Colored do do do from $2,50 to $5 each;
Together with • large selection of Ocoza, Jute, Adelaide,
Velvet, and other Mate;
Embossed and printed cloth table and piano covers, of
entirely new designs, very rich.
Damask table and pima covers; shoo worsted damask by
the yard, tollnett, dopier% he.
A greatvariety of pattenm in floor oil -cloth, from 2 to 24
bet wide.
Samov.l.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW CAIXPEtti
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Buff Rolland/ for windows, 80, 32, 84,38, 88, 40, 42, 44,
richer wide.
Gold bordered shade., entirely new, vs. 7 rieh:
Window shades bravery derniption: •
Oval and hollow stair.rods, carpet lauding, teaks, kr. .
Also, the Royal Turkish Bath Towele, together with every
thing uturally kept in Carpet Bwes. '‘ &nail profits and
quick sales." C. 13-ITS - ABLY it CO ,
marannee 82 'Third street.
DENCXI
JONES Sr. BUCHER ,
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
Penesjdoania Railroad, foot of Third a.. Harrisburg, Pa.
H A VING Increased our Marl:Snarl, which la now of the
moat improssl order, and having added mhoy facia.
ties for dispatching work, we aro now manufacturing First
Class . . .
STEAK ENGINES,
FOR FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS,
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Blowing Cylinders, Boilers, 'Furnace ' Rolling,
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SAW AN GRIST MILL 11AUIIINMILV d OARTLNGs
One end Water PI pee, Hydrants, Banns, Lamp roeWs, 'With-
Ind Posts, Oolianne, Girders, Shafting, liangers,
Eremites, GellerGretea, Bathing Tube, Spouts,
Railing, - Verandaha and Ornamental Castings.
We pay particular attention to the tonnufactuie and eon-
FaStletiOn of Cart Iron
Fronts for Bowes and Storer. •
Having *neaten:nye amortment of beautiful Carved Pat
tern', of the most approved architectural order, our great
LaciUlion fur manufacturing and shipping enable or to com
pete with our cities.
Parties erecting Furnaces or Reeling Mills, Mill Owner!
and Mill-Wright., will Ord P 11.141 to tiler advantage to
call and examine our oatotalve stock of Patterns before
IRON AND DRARY CARTING.%
Of every description; Ernitb Work, Pattern !taking. Par
bete and Puma Tayeres, farnLLd to osier. (myl2;y
C HLL:
NOW or. oed one of the largeat and beet reelected stock.
or CHINA, OLA&1 and QUEENSWARE, ever brought
to ade market: completing In part of White iron Stone Din.
nor, Tea and Toilet Ware, which we would particularly M
yna the Ladies to call and examine, es the shapes are en
tirely new and the ware very superior, having some twelve
different patterns of Toilet Ware, either In full Bette or
Bawls and Filchers separate. Wo are selling them at very
moderate prices.
Alm, a very handsome assortment of French China Tea
and Dinner setts, or separets pieces of plain whit , gold
hand, or fancy patterm.
Our flock of Flour Vase. consists of Orel' fifty different
patterns, very beautiful. and ranging from fifty cents per
pair to thirty dollar. Daring so large an anortment, we
feel oonthient of suiting all tastes.
itritanis T. Pots: Sugars and Creams, Silver Plated
Forks, Spoons and Butter Knives; Knit. and Forka, of
Tarim. mylea, from ovum:ion to the Emelt; Solar Lunt.,
tiall lamps, Girandoles, and Rouse Furnishing (tooth..
BOSTON GLASS WABE—Of this we have a large assort
ment, particularly the Diamond Pattern. which looks .
well as the best cut, and *ILI et lem than cute third the
price. Also, a complete stock of Pittsburgh Illus.
The public are respectfully invited to call and examine
our goods. /01131 J. O'LKARY,
No. 62 Market at, bet'n Third and Fourth,
my I Rtf o•posite (icor: e B. White'.
lOWA FOU: • • 1'
NO. 103 WOOD STREET.
OHP: 0. PARRY, (mmeemem to J. O. Parry A On.) top
to Intlann the entnomers or the old firm, and tie public
generally, that he ]tau now on bands, and Is extensively en
gaged In manufacturing. emery deecription of CA/MINI:M—
auch as: Patent Chilled Dolls; large Rattles and Curb;
Patent &attire, for Soap, Pot Ash, dada Ash; Sugar Kettles,
for the m.ufserturs of Cann Sugar—ell case on n patent
proorss, known as J. C. Pa. hand are superior for dunk
bility to any other, and sold lower than than made on the
old plan.
1101.1.0 W WARR—A general assortment, all from new
and improved patterns, Wagon Doses, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
Roiling Mill Castings, and Machinery of every description,
always on baud or made to order.
Cook Stereo, Kitchen Ranges, and rjoel Stoveri, of every
.Jescriptlon ; lowa Cook droves. five sizes, which received the
Ant prise for 1850 end 1851, at the Agricultural Par of Al
legheny County, Pa., and recommended by fifteen hundred
persons; Enterprise Cook Stover, four sin.; Premium Cook
Stove, ; Egg and Radiator Coal Stoves; Parlor Steven, to.
Parlor Orates and Pendenr, great variety, beautlnally
enamelled. Common Grates, and building material of over)
.laacription.
A great variety of Ornamental lialllng,for Cemeteries and
fencing.
FlatmAs and Floeph atstigs—A large stock of all the
kinds in use. and will be .Id at roduoed prima. Flap's Pat-
.at Lever. True American. Egan's, Cottle's, lEll:amid's,
Woods'. Ps•cck's, Bull's, improved Bull, An
Doutok .Ilichlion Double Plough, which
has taken the premium at the State Taira of New York,
Pennsylvania, end Ohio. and wherever it has been exhibited.
Iron and Nails. Stove Pipe end Tin Ware..--•. 11 of which I
will sell at the lowest pricer, and respectfully invite the
public to ewe me • nail. et the old Rand. No. DM Wood .t.
•elite .10V01 0 POllO7.
ALLEGHENY FORGE.
SOLOMON SIIETTER & CO.
(Late Mewl d Semple'a 1(1111,) on the bank of the
Allegheny, below the St. Clair Street Bridge,
ALLZUBLIT Cite, Pa.
r r il hterg P m ri e r e x r t=all i tt fo n "' s to th t e herr 'b e. " ta=
meet, they are prepared to manufacture, on the moat rea
sonable terms, iron Work for Bridges, Car Arles, Quarry
Work, Stone Cullen,' and Malone' Tools, Shalting,ll3ll
Gearing, Machine Work in general, and heavy Forging, of
every deerription. A11.0,1105E111 SHOES manufactured by
Ethdeee• Potent Horn .Shoe iladiOre. The flume Shoe Ma
chine w:11 be In operation about the middle of February,
when all orders for Shoe. will meet with prompt attention.
Mill Plan made and dreamt Orders Pent by mall or tele.
graph attended to on the ehortret notice. 1a147
ENTERPRINE FOUNDRY,
ALLICIUKNY CITY.
Warehouse, Pkirral sherd, sear the Bridge.
HAVING hard up my eatabllehment with all the latest
Improvements, embracing every facility for =snares.
Luring in the beet and cheapest etyle; and owning the ex
clusive right in J .J. Johnson's Box Smoothing Irons, and
John Johnarm'a Self-heating Cnarooal Irons, patented Jan.
nary IS, Ilifet, superior to anything of the kind In the mar.
kat. and also having a patented Improvement for moulding
the above Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Pipe Boom, I am pre
pared to esti wholesale and retail on fair terms.
Any persons wishing to purchase the right for moulding
upon the improved plan and manufacturing any or all of
the above articles, will p lease address
C. KINOSLAND,
Allegheny city.
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WHOLESALE A ND R E TAIL.
TAMES ROBB ban titled up splendid style Ma store,
N 0.89 Market street, and•NO I 3 Unite Street, between
Fifth etreet and the Diamond, and bad now completed his
Spring stock of BOOTS, 811058, SLIPPERS, GAITER/3,Am,
WWI Palm Leaf, Pedal, Dustin and Braid lIATS, to which he
in•lb.s the attention - of all purchapers, whether at whole
sale or retail.
This stock to one of the largest ever opened in thin city,
and embraces everything worn by the ladies of Philadelphia
and New York, and be trusts cannot fail to pleads all.
Greet care has been given In eelectirg the choicest goods;
all of which he warmed...
lie also continued to manufacture, an heretofore, all de,
ecriptione of Boots and Stony, and from this long experience
of over twenty years to badmen In this city, to, he trusts,
• sufficient guarantee that those who favor him with their
custom, will be fairly dealt with. • .rliktf
W. 13. SCAIPE,
FSTREET, lIETWEEN WOOU AND MARKET
r STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA, bnilde Frauds' Patout
Metallic Life Boats,of Gateau Wed Iroo • also, tum3ufactures
Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Cooking gtoves for Steamboats
and Hotels, Portable Forges, Forged Iron Work, Large
Rolls for Dridge,, he; Oork Life Pr...errors, the best and
chew . t kind. Steamboat rock attandtal to. elyttfl.
Tees for the • eople.
4F. ate 'a . NOir t WIJI T in o. TA ‘ N e DING ea t : i n4h Ina l i . Vout .s th t z
" IS.. n rc alet Y ing of ioung avow, Imperiale, Ounpow.
lent, Oolonga, Soachong, and Coagou, ell of which
law a selected with own, anti will be sold an usual.
A. JAYNES,
a 10 Pekin Toa Store, 38 Fifth at.
I wow AND SIDJIDA—Those who wish to get a
rust and well tlttloix
BOOT, 13110 g or GAITER,
will rail at WLAUGHLIN'S,
jylB 95 Vourth street.
GRAFF, RICALSINOIDEL & GRA ITF
,
, ANUFAOPURBRS OF COAL AND WOOD COOKING
STOVES. Parlor and Ileating Stores, Grate Fronts,
Fenders, Wsgon Bosus Sc., Sc. •Warehonse No. 1:1 WOOD
Street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh, P. j 924
STOCKINGF.acmotty,
NO. 24 F IFTII STREET,
Sign of THE OLD STAND.
WILLIAM DALY has returned from the Manufactur•
log Hosiery Districts of Brirope, where be has pur
chased, fer cash, a very extensive sad well areortedstock of
the beet deuriptions only of Stockings, Socks, Underehtrte,
Drawers, Mores; also, new style of Chlldren's and &thews'
Pansy Stockings, together with hie domestic emit of Pitts.
b re u t zp nli f t. i;inen.falcrotrukell,
Importer'lios 1e
p ge will sell by wholesale or
WILLIAM DALT a CO.
Remember the plece—No. 24 , Sign of THE OLD STAND.
- DAM. KLEINER has removed his LITERARY DEPOT
from No. 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the
Thestre, when he will be happy to we his former
and all others desirous of parahseing any of the o=i!
terature of the day. splay
PEKIN TEA STORE,
BY A. JAYNES,
Na. BB PVIA. tired, between Wood and Marks; south side
Bold Wholesale and Retail. jalst
Walter P. Mariha lh
IMPOSTICH and Odor In Trance and AIIMICIS.D:iIer
flangnaga
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PHILADELPHIA
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
No. 113 CILLSTNUS SrRICIT,
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(OPPoarra laarsurazios Hai
Philadelphia
FURNITUBS, IN EVERY STYLES
Oftopriaing Louth XIV, Louis XV, Elizabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern style •
In Softwood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood audhlaple
all of impeder construction, end anlehed In the
beet style, equsl to, if not excelling in qual
ity, the Good. of any Establish
ment In the United States.
"EMPLOYING none but expmienced workmen, (approve
Xi thee being positively exolusludjand using Ihe best. ma
terials, the work cannot fall to give satisfaction to par.
chasers. Amongst the many mivantars offered to Pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishin,g • Houae,either in ele
gant or pieta style, completely from one estabilahment; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond in
style and qnality, and the immense stock always on hand,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste en a selection, without the delay memorially
mused In ordering Furniture.
To sire an idea of the finished Furniture on band, I need
only lialbrin you that my Rooms are 175 teet long, by 27 feet
wide, four noose In number; with Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which is • guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection.
Air The Parking is ail done in the Score. and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visitors to naba
deiphia are respectfully invited, as parmesan or otherwise,
to call and examine the Goods. au2frAv
ST. LOUIS.
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001111 MELON AND FORWARD/NO lINKULLEVA:
No. 88 Comm out, Bator Pun &raw..
It. Louts, -
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rfONSIGNIIIXNTEI saidCommisedonslattmeet with pronipt
1.1 and personal attoutliou and Ilbc:rd atherwou will 'be
given when required, oa Coiodipomouto or Moot Wing,
in haw.
Ordsrefor the purchase of Lead, Grain, Kemp and other
Protium, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prides.
The Removing and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pre
duce will meet with espeolal care and dispatch; the lowest
Wee of Freight will always be procurer. and the expense
of Storage and Drayage as much. es possible avoided,
21173.1210/S:
Age & Bacon, St. Lou!,; lints /I; Morton. Oinoinnelf;
Charless, Blow d Co., do; Filmier & Corium, do;
Montano st Yana, do; Bored & Framer, do;
Doan, King a Co., do; Springer A Whiteman, do;
J.W. Butler k Bro.,Pittabh; 8.0. Gooodman * Co., do;
D. Leech & Co., do; R. 40. Yarnell IL Co., Philada;
Wm. Bodies A Co., do; Morph, I. M. Backe Morgue:
Blow t March, New York. B. B. Cameos,
Front d Forrest, do; Shields A Miller; do;
Charles A. Skip, do; Josiah Lee & Co., Baltimore.
d-I.l.Farwell & Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Howard, Bon & Co., do; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville;
H. D. Newcomb t Bro., do;
T.O.Twkhell k oo.,Commbselon Bleredante. New Weems.
10116/ hare an open Policy of Ineuranee. xtdch Win DMr
all shipments to my address, when narked- by letter !per
mall, or when endorsed on bills of helleg before, or at the
time of anlpalent. JOBJCPEI
aUgt , PL Lode. lotisacmti.
PHARLOT= BLUME, No. 115 Wood street, bie - jruit
seised the Allowing NEW MI7BIO :—A Bong from the
est; Pm Going There; Badmen' Farewell Waltz, Bellak ;
Erotism. Jonatherie March: Moore of Devotion, a collection
of sacral melothim, arranged in easy style for piano or Meld•
dews, by Grohs; Wild Flowers, Wawa; The Organ-Man,
astern; Farewell March, Bearer; &hotbed's Grand Waltz :
Pre Been Roaming (rondo), Dressler; Softly, ye Night
Wind., Wallace; Mailesp Schottisch, Grobe; Bad hem the
Opera, Bellak--teally arranged and Angered for beginners;
Jordan Polka, new; (Farm Favorl, par Wilhelm Robe;
Parkinson', Garden Polka, Emden; Parlor Masourka, Sci•
dle; To Meet Arlin, Vow; Dying Words of Little Katy;
There to Darkness on the Mountain, Wallace The Mother'.
Smile; Early Dreams, Mx beautiful melodies for smell
heeds, by (listen. Also, a good selection of Guitar klu,io,
Songs, Polkas, Waltzes, klarcbea ka ka. au2
Bay Wood inrsery wad Gardens.
T ABM KENNSDY,.[Iate Hewer of the well-known Sy.
e) mouse Nueeries, New York") begs leave to inform the
public. that he has now establiehed au EXTENSIVE NUR
BERT, on the Farm of Mr. Jemee 8. Negley, near Fast Lib
erty, whereby shall be prepared, after the sth Metes t, to re
ceive and fill orders for every variety of Pruit and Ornsmcn•
tal Trees, ?lardy and Green !louse Shrub. and Plant. • In
addition to a choice and superior stook on hand, he halonade
arrangement. with one of the Urged Named,* in ;10 M►at,
to keep up his supply. Having a thorough and long ...Pe
rim:um in the baAnees, he can assure his customers perfect
eatlefaction.
Kr. Kennedy arould also respectfully offer his Berrie. In
dernroloug, laying out, and managing Rural Cemeterkse, Pub
lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Residenoi; and will
also fareh plum for the formation of Lorna, Approach.,
Plot lie &ornery, k., to the highest styles of the art.
Yrasilsally Ith every branch of Landscape
Gardening,, an haring spent years In the Sylrisn Parks of
England, and on the beautiful banks of the fludnon, he
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favm
ftouftaunkstfous can Do slimmed through the Cit
Poet Moe, or left at the Warehouse of lkastro. Rugby -
Mohan, Zt Wood awe,. . .
Marine to Stockholders.
Omen or P 117000.0. aes CONNILLSVILLC R.B. 00., 1
PfUsbrerph, June Bath, 1854. 1
AORREABLY to a Ehssolon of the Boned of Direonirs
of the PITTSBURGH AND OONIELISVILLICIRAII.,-
CAS COMPANY, ooiorribers to the Stock of said Choi pa ny
are hereby Doddnl that the fifth INSTALMENT OF FIVE
DOLLARS per share on their euhsoriptions will be due end
prigable on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY next, (the
ftr t, secood, third, mid fourth Instalments of two dollar,
and fifty muts per share, having heretofore been milled hr.)
and al., FIVE DOLhARS PER SHARE on the fifteenth
day of EACH ENSUING MONTH, until the Whole amount
ts paid.
Stockholders residing in Somerset County will pay to
Major Samuel M. Haller, Meyers Mills,; those' rash:leg In
Fayette County to Colonel D. IL Davidson, Connellsville;
thorn residing in Westmoreland County to General Cyrus
P. Markle, West Newton: and all others to N. Tauter,
F.., at the Office of the Company, in Neville Hall Building,
earner of Fourth and Liberty street., Pittsburgh.
WILLIAM B. CURRY,
Jy4:3lrd Treasurer Pitt Due h and Connellsrlile MIL Co.
Boaters *pier Mac e Company.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY, 67 MARKET STREET.—The
attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab
inet Makers, is requested to this new and great improve
ment in the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings
and Steamboats, outside and inside; Cabins, Halls, Church.
m, Dwellings, Storm, and Parlor liernitere, In gilt, or in
Imitation of various kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack
ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilings,
Mouldings, OonsuLs, Truss., Battlement, Ac; much cheaper
and handsomer than Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great
deal more durable.
BLOCK LETTIOS FOR SION& very chose and warrant
ed to lest for 20 years exposed to the weather.
Above (loads for sale at the taanufsers.trer'sprices—cost
of fre•litht added. W. W. IVIL. , SJN,
Jen b 7 Market s.
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froALL PHRSONS who hare subscribed to the Capital
Stock of the PITTSBURGH AND ERIE RAILROAD
COMPANY, and which has been made specially applicable
to the construction of the reed in Mercer county, that' an
Instalment of viva ell con . , per share, la required to be
paid to the Treasurer of the Ompany, at his eStee, in Weed
Greenville Meteor county, on or before the 'MTH DAY OF
JULY, IE4, and that en instalment of rive Pal CCIT, per
share will be requited to be paid at the same place terry
thirty days thereafter. By order of the Board.
IL F. BASKIN, Treasurer P. A E. R. IL Co.
°Zee of the P. & N. R. R. Co.,
New Csetle, June 21et,18.54.
New Partnership.
VrATTEIEW OItAFP AND DAN'L. REUSING KR, trading
111 heretofore u M. GRAFF & CU., Stove and Hollow
ware anufactnron, No. 124 Word street, have tile Goy
ted with them THOMAS J. GRATE, es • partner in
WTmeineu. The name, style and title of the dm will,
from this date, be GRAFF, RICISINUEIL h ORAFF. They
reepestfully solicit a continuation of the patronage so lib
erally bestowed upon the firm of 31. Graff I Co.
Pittsburgh, July let, 1854.
GREAT bargains of summer goods at A. c tlllh S,
corner of Unmt and Fifth &trona I have tLis day
commeneed eelllng off my summer stock at first coot; the
goods are all new, and have been purchased this season,
and as they are now offered at prices for below the usual
rates, Wles would do well to call and gat a bargain. The
etock comprises berages, lawns, rummer Bilks, themes,
grenadines, hernia de Waal, and ameet every article usual-
I kept In a fancy store. /Y 3
New Trimming Store,
No. 83 fbrner of Market street and the Diamond.
FRANK VAN GORDKR respocfully 11.0E10.1.8 to the
public of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he will open Ms
new Trimming Store On Monday, April 17th. Having fitted
up the neatest store room In the city, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings sod Yon
ey Goods, he flatters himself that he will offer superior in
duces:mote and endeavor to give toll satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now, don't forget the place—No. 83 Market street, corner
of the Diamond. [aprl2l FRANK VAN °ORDER.
ENTERPRIIG WOBJK.
No. 138 Waal street, Third door beloso Virgin Alley.
DOWN & TETLEY would call the attention of :porting
men to their large a.eortment of Guns Rifles and Re
volving Pistol., the largest and best eel:amyl stock ever
opened in this market; together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, allot which
we offer at, the lowest possible prices to each purchasers, or
for good approved paper. tru.rlB
TOWELS.—We hare just received au° .er lot
I of those esoellent Tut klett Bath Towels.
The Brown Linen Towel bee a sharp stimulating surface,
combining the pro parting of a Plash Brush, with the desired
thalbility of a Towel. The Cotton Towel powwows • na
mes not attainable to the linen, and the peculiarity of at.
Fording moleture without friction. Call early and MC 1.11,
polo. C. B. ILEADLY k CO.,
.iY 24 No. 82 Third greet._
AIIItIVAL AT 1104.1lY.1.—Just received a new and
1.1 rich assortment of floe Gold Jewelry of every desirable
style. Also, pearl and velvet port ILlDOitil, in great varier
ties; tine fem, old and • sliver thimbles, and numerous
other good., all of which we will sell at New York city
prioes, sad much below the prime roundly asked at other:
eatabliehments in this city. Call and examine our goole
and prices, and wive from 2 to 50 per coat. in your pur
chases at 61 Market street. jySL
Important to Tailors.
JUST ItBOItIVXD, a large lVXD, assortment of Tailors' and
Trimmers' Sheers, of the best makes in the country,
which we offer at the manufacturer's prices, at
DOWN A TVZIANY'I3, Et:demean Works,
138 Wood street,
feta Wholesale Agent for manguacturem
I Y YOU CAN SAVE TITS DOLLARS A NIONTIT, you
can hare • fine Building Lot, of 00 feet front by 210
deep, situate on Mt. Washington. Pci04,4244„-tortnp, 8 20
In hand, balsam at $4 • month. Now is th e Simi to secure
goo
L
• got cm ow terms. 8. CUTHBERT SON re .
je2l : 140 Thic4 stet.
CONTIIiIIA V HE 0 • I n AL
BALE OF A. A. MASON a 00., 'and still wilier re
duotlo9 In prim, conotteatcht9 on Thariday, Sul 20th, sod
19
Bri • )18-60 total l'hikatta, e. p yam.. ,
60 Lk. Ohisaplala, for solo
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Eli PAID STRICTLY IR ADVAIICE
FOR SALE AND TO LET
Property for Male.
MICE inibeiaiber offers for sate, on very reeseauble ternm,
tb4 felkaring proikaty r eb:
Z. Three Story Wick Dwelling Homo, No. 110 Peon street,
between Unafraid and Meant alley end Led kb feet front,
extending beck.ll9 feat to an alley. The Heinen one of the
beet bundler, and In one of the meet pleasant neighbor
booth in Maid*
Five lota—em corners of Front and Ferry streets;
one hundred and gee test:trent on Ferry and sixty hat on
Front street, with a good three Mary Thick BuDding on the
e.rner, • two story Frame on Front st y and two Wick Stand
ings, ised Lisboa+, ink Terry at. . .
Lot, 31 feet front by 30 feet deep, on Front, between
Market and Ferry streets.
A Lot, with very migrant:an Franca Dwelling; Lot ID feet
by 90, fronting on Congress and Elm eta.
A House and Lot, cat Wylie street,near the nett Court
Hones. The home is welt arnuaged and in good order, sad
le now occupied as $ hotel:
A Three Story Wen, on Emilldeilletreet, near Seventh—
bdng an amellent bushman lacitloM The lot la 20 by SO
feet deep, fronnagon findildiekl at, ,
A Cottage Yonne and Lot, RE by 110 feat,fronling on Anne
and "Robinson streets, Allaghmy City. Ma la • vary desire,
hie and pleasant location fora residence.
Nine tote in the town ofirKeesport, 8141 60feet by 150.
Several of these are on the Wain street.
slot Limattiethi on the Ilcandpikoda giver, on
which there are 4 holism; there are game 6 or 7 serve of !m
-ealier& stone nook and abundance of Ihnestems, cOnvonlent
to the landing; and two coal plte open. .
Ninety Lots to the town of Oolutubla, 60 feet by 160 each,
nearly ail level, and well toasted.. Th e tenant of each Lot
lee the privilege of using whatever stone coal he may re
d-Ulm for hie own use, fres a pit near the Locks. Cohn:albs
lea pleasant situation on the Link of the Monongahela riv
er, a short distance below Lock No. 3, to the midst of an oc
tants* at.... cold region, and would 100 • destbalths mint foe
tructufactuldng estahlishthente.
Two Hundred scree of superior gtone Cathwith House,
ithilkoad, kat This property hiks a front of 140 rode on the
Monongahela river; an ethattent landing; good piste aced
foundation for railroad-,vrith enough level ground at site
point for houses and gardens, or locate= for macrollitorles.
The vein to deep enough to agog harem to he Dad In haul.
Inn out the oad--the quality of which,foriron stork ; Mom,
gee, or for any ordinary was, le not surpassed - by my In the
country.
La my absence, my agent, Jame ßlakely, Era, will giro
all nommary Info rmation, and be eed wallow.
tee deeds for any property odd. J
my 426 No. 110 NOD 81110 t
DWELLINO' HOUSE POE BALE—Eltnate on Third at.,
above Smithfield. The Howe Is well arranged, with
'
hall and parlors, dining room and kitchen , , chambers,
athroom, with hot and cold water; good cellar, We
tares, Sc. Por price and tonne call at the Beal Estate Of
floe, 140 Third genet
Je2l S. CUTTIBEET & SON.
/AN IS HUNDRED dliD THIRTY ACRES Off LAND, one-
N.J half mile from the Ohio river, near Bakeee Landing,
66 new ander cultivation, with Orchard and other goal
improvemente; ono-half the Oral tinder it reserved. It la
offered at an extremely loer prim. Enquire of
THOMAS WOODS,
el Tip fourth meet.
ATALUABLE P/tORElin IN OIH,LLNS !tOWNIBEIV,
V 1011 BALE-54 acres situate one mile from Bast Lib
erty, and about 2:10 yards from the Allegheny river, and
mme distanoe from the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Anew
Brick House, of hall and 7 rooms, Slashed Mama= style.;
• Temant Hone% a large "ram. Barn and Stable, and other
out buildings; a good well of water and durable springs;
&leo, a running stemma at lower part of than farm; an or
chard of 300 teem; 50 acres in cultivation, balance good
Umber; a valuable atone quarry. Will be sad altogether,
or 10 acres with the improvements.
& CUTHBEBT t 800,
jell Reed Estate Agents, 140 Third st.
1110li SdLE.—Two splendid Perms; one of 100. asses, and
the other 76 sores; beautifully located on the Upper
St. Clair Township-pletik lload,d miles from the city, each
of them lying so aa to divide Into 10 acre lots,hasing a good
opting on each. It Is a spite:laid opportunity fora specula
tion. Those who want a good home, or with to make
money, would do sell to look at it, so we will sell to the .
Bret that o ff ers us our low price, to lots or all together.
Also, eve Country -- Beets, I mile • fit= Woods' run, and
only 3 miles from Allegheny city, by way of the Newltrigh
ton Plank Bosh They are B. healthy locations, and of
feral very low.
Also, ten Country B.ts on the Ohio and Pernsylvenia
Rallroud,7 milna below the city. They will be soldseparate
or together to a colony or building eeeociation. It ba•
lovely location, and cheat, of coals, •
. .
Also, ono Lot of two corer, and two smaller of
ground, °poodle ll.lman's at Woods' roI, offered at a
very low price for so floe a property. An .sortment of
Lands, HOW., and Lots, always on hand, and described In
my 72giffter. 'Before buying you would do Well to call and
ensuiro of THOMAS WOODIS,-
Beautiful Bites for Country Homes.
tootereigned offers for sale, on easy terms, FIFTY •
LOTS,IaId off and - restricted for rnralresidencas. also,
an ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the Allegheny river ,
764 feet long by 200 feet deep ; laving fronts on Mary and
Julia Ann Avenoes,and Henrietta and therr stream. This
square contains many Fruit Trees of the choicest hind, and
commands • fine view of the picturesque mid memento sea
nery around. lam desiretts of preserving this square en
tire, WI it would afford une of the meet charming and mug.
nificent sites for • gentleman's summer realdence, In the
Immediate vicinity of the twocitias.
Also, about TIUDIi ACHES OF GROUND, at the bead of,
the Island, advantageously situated frr mantillicturing pur-
Nees.
=33l:i!
The above property is situated in Duquesne borough, on
the high and main tank of Herr's Island, and Is reached by
as
very substantial Bridge of one sips. For particulars ap
ply at roy residence, In Duquesne borough, on the main
bnk, fronting the head of Herr's Island, ur of JOEY DUN
LAP 4 00., comer of Second and Starlet sta., Pittsburgh.
aprl7:tf Wki. C. ktILLBR.
rrIIREN VALUABLE BRACH HOUSES AND LOTS.—
J.. These Lots embraces front on Penn street, of 06 feet 6
Inches, to • 8 feet alley; on which there is erected c valor
ble block of Brick liousss,two stories high, with kitchen
cud cellar to basement, Meet front on Penn meet, and 30
feet deep on Locust street. This to a eery dwinible Inani
tion for either a Store or c Tavern; Penn street being the
great thrunghfare of the city and this property being con
venient to the Railmod Depot.
This property would not to In the market-only that the
owner le living in Washington county, and finds It extrunie
ly inoonverdent to attend to lt.
Terms easy and price moderate; for further particulars'
enquire of ROBERT DAT, Fifth Want,
or JAB. C. RICHRT,
apr2.s Real Totate Agent, at tats °Rim.
Lana for Sale. -
180 • 0
RB ACE OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near
the Clarion river. This land is heavily timbered,
ham an eseellent pol Land saidlocontain an abundance of .
Iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminotui awl. The lenan.
go rallnied, which will undoubtedly be built, Will run very
near to it, If tart directly across it. The kLfilstown creek
runs through It. •
AL80,500 acres In Elk county, well timbered and watered,
and lying CMS the route of the Sunbury end Erie raihcad:
No better investment Wald be made than in these lands.
The completion of the Banbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the Penang° railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, Iron ore and soil. of great
value. Enquire of C.D. hi. SMITH,
Attorney at Law, •
feb2..` .'nem:tf lin. 147 Fourth street.
Valuable Property !or Sale,
IN LIBERTY STREET, - ADJOINING Taab• AMMO
k.,/ DIST GRAVE YARD, NEAR CANAL BASIN.—ThIs
is now the only desirable piece of property in Oda neighbat ,
hood not elready bought up by the Penmylvsnia Railroad
lbrapany. Fronting on Liberty 50 fret, on Elm street 100
feet, thence to the Methodist Grave Yard 86% feet, to Liber
ty 110 feet.
Thal property is moat desirable as o /rote!. The building
now on It, • grad substantial three story brick, with all the
necessary book buildings, has bra longtime been occupied
as the Union lioteL doing a good business. Capitalism end
others desirous of making • good invertineestorill do well
to examine the premise!.
apr.tf EDWARD FABER.
IWILL SELL my unexpired low (fourteen y ears) of a
Lot, situate on &Nara street and Spring alley, in the
Filth Ward-40 ft 'fronting on O'Hara street, and running
back 100 ft. on Spring alley, on whieb is erected a four
storied Erick Rouse, 40 ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
03 ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry ma any
branch of manufecturingbusinose. Being engaged In Man
ufacturing in the country, I offer the above for eel.. In
quire at No. 4215 Liberty street-
EDWARD SABER.
SIXTY THREE ACILK.i OF LAND, with . 26o amiss of Coal
attached, end all the improvements thereon In encase
ful operation. t *hi Farm is taunted on the Monongahela
river, miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied with a
Vann Lowe, Barn, Tenant Motives, Orchard, Itailroad, and ,
an excellent harbor.
Tha vein of Coat to five feet [Met, end cannot be ourpoweA
in quality. For furthur particulars apply to
NICHOLSON k PAYNE,
A Very Desirable Country Seat at Prl-
vats Sale.
rpns enter-fiber ie authorised to sell the following piece
of property, containing 2% screw of land, situated in
Collins tp., Allegheny .unty, Pet. This property is beauti
fully located ou the bank of the Allegheny river, about 4
miles from the city; having two traits, one' on the Lai
reneeville and Sherpaburgh Plank Road, and the Allegheny
river; and about 80 rods below the ferry, and just below
the new bridge, now being built over the river. For fur.
time particulars enquire of JAHES C. RICHEY,
je9 heal Estate Agent
VOR SALE.-187 acres of Laud, 3 miles eouth of Darling
ton, 90 erre,. cleared, good Orchard, a good nume
Rouse, large Barn, two Frame Houses, all iu first rate or
der, and offered at the low price of $35 per acre.
Al., one-half acre LA In Oakland, on Charlotte street.
It Is a beautiful Lot; in front of Ear. Chulen's line improve
ment, and is offered at the low price of sBoo,—enquire of
me. Call and get my Register, for deemiptSons of a great
variety of property. 1L1D3148 WOODS,
joy i 5 Fourth street.
lIALP IN ILAND, Wane. In 4 year*, Bar •
1 ~01. FL ,— New Frame Lbw. of %rooms, with &large
lot of groom of 60 feet 'front on the Brownsville road. in
g oa tj t , pirr a burgh. Flergy of choice apple, peach and plum
treat, grapes, currants and gooseberries. A large *table
out oven, de The house is well papered—good grates, Sc.
Call and examine ths property.
yll 8. CDTUBBILT & SON, 140 Third et.
',hut miLle—ihr sone Land, situate near the MinersrMe
E Road, 114 mile from the Court House; on erbioli is
small two story Brick Room, Stable, and other buffiliopi
oleo. an emonllent Orchard. Terum—Onnfourth mob, bal
ance 111 tire equal annual payments. ibiquire of
jel2 AUSTIN toomis,92 Fourth et.
ClUrratik; RUB • t—Thn =dub. ding of Ilona. on
N...) Nursery Urn. with about an use of ground. Eauulro_
of J. BTEDgf9RD, on the premises, or of .
say2B - TIIONEPSON BELL * CO.
'AI • e •porty For Soto.
MUTE lIANDSOYLE BiMOM% LOTH, &wain ateGentre
Aroma, near Fulton street, and within ten Minuted
walk of the poet 0111rwiAtor tertna.iinfoko
Hops t SeitORLIT.,,
norneewer. Weed and Fifth at.
is bete •. _
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AGOOD DRY OELLARe Irma" the N•Ptan. Eagme
Rouse, onfieralub street.soltabla for storing molasses
or produce. Inquire of ' JOHN H.IST-RWARTe
mar 6 liberty streaL
To Let.
dnaffing boom ow ooenple D 7 ae on Adana
4 11 % 11 1 4 TAN 0 . 4 Collmode nav, near them:4
the bwie. =anus at the home. •
%beard W. EL LOWELIII.
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We concluded our account of this great (adult
at 12 teolocic night before bud, when order 'Was
appirently restored, citizens were seeking their
homes, and the woundetiall properly eared for,
but wetted, chronicled 'but talf or the terrors of
jibs
'the 'night. - Abont untii i clockiiii ' -artiiril had
ga thered neer' the intersectio ' f 'Biddle and
Ninth sitTeAitOd- were Pr ng - to mob So me
Irish houses. ma_ that vicinitY, when , they were
again fired'upOti from the doorrattli windows of
the beittegell 4.liellinge. In the?, - *elee,' one of
our videly.kniwirsnd moatrellipeollaf cit.b.:ns,
B: Edwin . Violett,Lpiirtner in int: nifyrrhive iron
store, oa Main street; received the ah4-ehote
through his body which catz_v,ed ilinost instant
death. We learn that at the time he , was shot
he was 'primed in luteeting an Irishman' by the
name orTimothy Lydon, who ' bad been one of
the leading . Spirits of the riot; and who, when
',ctinght hold of by Sti: Violett, dieoharged his
. pistol immediately
.Igaltist thehrette of his cap
tor, cansing . his,instant death, a_ we have above
stated. -
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At - aboit the_same hour, John Paley, Lieuten
ant of the night police, andn 'Ashby tins suitor
of Snyder, a, ooffeWhouse keeper. in., the Sixth
Ward; were abet at the oorner of Broadway and
Ashley street. Snyder: was killed initantly,wad
.Faley, it is thought, - oannot rec - over, a balthav
lag - passed through - his bid, 'nese • the, lungs.
Several other persona were '-badly - hurt at that
point. After this renewal of the eight's alias
ters, as the news spread ahnrg the street* that
still farther blood bad been said, sad that some
of oar best citizens had been killed, the :excite
ment commenoed raging again, and a large crowd
o f persons , coliccted along Fourth street, lad
started with great shouting for the Mine of
bloodshed.
The spectacle of, the infur,lated taussesqueving
swiftly along, firing pistols in the air had 'Out
in the loudest oaths and exotamstione agllllllllt
the Irish, while tire ere belle of the City were
ringing and shOnts were heard from anvparto of t
the airy, was a moat exciting and tertifying„one
—quite enough to alarm every one,thatthif ribign
of terror in our city was but - jest reaching its
height, and- that but one drop of blood bad been
spilled - where there were thousands demanded by
the excited masses- A companof about, five
-hundred men, daring the after pilifotthe night,
formed themselves in order, anti 'being armed
with musket which they had procured, marched
tip the street te the St. Louis University, 'Whey*
they expected an encounter would take
..plaCe,
previous reports of the college being filled with
arms, ammunition and belligerent Irish having
filled the ears of the whole city. But lvappli7,
no opposing farces were met of .any
the company disbanded. .
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Tward daylight the quiet W a generalall over
the city._
of Sir. A 3 morning t ame again, reports of
the death
v .;olett and others'levithied to
Occasion the "leepest 'sensation. - Large crowds
collects around the police office and -calaboose,
op and down several of the principal streets,
whose sole topics' of conversation were the out
rages of the previous night, and the means to
be - taken to secure safety and peace to - the city:
About-9 o'clock a proclamation of Mayordlow's
was posted all over the city, calling -theneople
to the Court House at 12 o'clock, X.., for the
. purpose of. consulting about the best medsures
to be taken-to quell the mob and Areettere Order.
Thermseting was a very large one notwithstand
ing a heavy. rain was falling at the time.
Speeches were made by Mr. Kennett, Mayor
How, Mr. Lucas and Judge Bates, alt of which
were most enthusiastically received by tho'large
crowd.
The speech of the Mayor was well timed and
of a proper spirit. He appealed to the citizens
to assist him to vindicating the outraged majesty
of the lawn, and' paid a well- merited compliment
to the military companies, and especially co -Capt.
Blackburn, who promptly seconded ail- is ef—
forts. Mr. Kennett's remarks wers'in4ood sea
son, as also those of Judge Bates a n d others:-
Finally, the following set of resoldtions were
adopted:
let. That Mayor How be requested tone spend
the municipal police force for the - present.
2d. That the liquot shops be roquested te clam
each day at four o'clock, P. X:, till order be re
stored.
3d That all citizens be requested to abstain
frotti assembling together in the streets, partien
larly in the riotous districts ; and that they aid
in keeping vagrant boys from the streets..
Aud when the Mayor, in compliance w:th the
resolution; announced that the municipal force
of the city WAS or should be, suspended for the
present, be was most loudly greeted witleelfeers.
A call, wu then made thatall good citizens who
I Are anxious for the retprn of law and order to
'our city, should proceed at come to the City Hall
and enrol their names '-as- special policemen to
:guard sad watch the city; after which the meet
ing adjourned. The roll was kept open, all of
yesterday afternoon , until 5 o'clock, when the
large number who had signed - the roll met again
at the Court Hotta, were sworn In, and received
their instructions sad arms, and departed upon
duty. Just before nightfall another proclama
tiou was mnde by the Mayor that all t erects and
guardians should have their children and -wards
in dooriat 71 - o'clock, P. It., and tliany boy_
or child being found on the streets,sf El o'clock
would be seized and lodged in the county jail
until morning.
This we regard -as the very best - step . which
had, up to that time, been taken by the antheri
ties,. for, from OUPORII observation as well as
that of others, we knoir that much it not all of
the continuance of the riot utter Monday, was
owing to the squads of little.vagrante who gave
the alarm and led the attacks, of the mob. Up
toithia. time of the night, 11 o'olock,.we have
heard of no fresh disturbances.- The special po
lice are welt distributedthro*hemt the-city and
will doubtless do ekeellent navvies. Itaatimpos
sails for agaves yet, to give a oorreet list of the
killed and WOULIIII4., In 'addition to those we
gave yesterday, we only hear of a Mr. gnielm,
shot at -the corner of Broadway sad. AslEfy
streets; Mr Violett, shot at .the wornegof Ninth
and Biddle, as also a man by thename or Smith
Monissu, shot at the corner of Sixth and Mor
gan, and Lieut. Faley,*of the night pales, shot
during the affray at the corner of Green and
Sixth streets. Thera are donblieesmany wound
ed, but they have been taken care of by friends
and relations, and their names and"mirefortunes
concealed.
Prom the Washington Bur, 11th.
Civil and Diplomatic Bill.
The following is a classified comparison of
the civil and diplomatic bill appropriations under
the laws of 1853 and 1854:
MMI
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1J.13 Mint and branches..— Za,einr 583.,9in
Territorial governments 146,955 340,500
Judiciary S.Vi,OOO 160.=
Burreyora general, Le.
Llgbt-bonfes
Ignieueudect treasury- ...... ... 59,900 - 340,900
Guest Survey 417,500 - 386,000
Custom-hours • - 9119,240 2,980.502
Foreign Intercourse 678,194 509,700
Public lan& .. 138,000 : . 256,000
Burtuying ditto.
Public buildings..
M 421.2441 bouFury coinmisaion, le: 270,604:
It should be noted that the appropriations in
the bill of 1858; for legislative purposes, were
for a Ling session (that jolt closed) of Chogress ;
while the similar appropriation, nailer the bill
o f 1854 ac. for the next short sesolon of but
three months' duration, which the members pro
pose:lto have cost as much; within eight thou
ssnd 'dollars, Awl the enormonslY eh - pensive • last
long amino; extending through eight:months '..
This bill, appropriates on account otthe Globe,
thssicslest little sum of $74,928_11 . 0! Seven
Modred thousand dollars of tionfiPropriations
in the bill, of 1854, cet down els= g , miscells,
Owns," should properly be - ohargelkto the ac
count of the ./fuliciary expenses of ylic Govern
ment; the Siailoris items whisk if — covers being
Socidentally 'misplaced in the - bill. *-
:101AOK SILASS-Joist ree.hod et A. SITIO HEM, corner
111111 of Ovule awl 171 th ebreetAilifew piponsof seri tine
plain and Meek .Also, Silty Mg
TelMialege, is all the leehionsbleeiniarstiblesshwi
and Irlah Linens, $ ewes of the yes.: heat met.. :Pot
• ealied at • 'A. Ifeetii ME'S,
346 , earner Grant and Fifth sta.
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:AUGUST 36
• 18158. 1854.
.$1,=,330 11,=,221
. 1,533,485 1,5E.3.336
105,7) 128,614
877,779 993,494
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444992 911,244
519,600 3,150,273
620,062 • 1,050,4:0
416,019,054
_0,890,600