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r^-fU^t-^'*’ ft- < TTj;i::5Y ».T LAW—So. 117 Fourth street, •!»»© and
••> ‘-3 : marrty
I *J Alderman \V>t»ou.
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#£2,^2£rarfrs**3^fejs<»*£ ?-• to-V;y^V : 4v : V l, ’‘r instruments oi writing. Liken at faisoflim, or at the
; =iV:n-.- oftbe pardta.
’■''t Thc L»o. :.. :tot 0. 5. .SCULLY, lni:a ua Alderman of the
VwJB ’VIX ■ f - *}’ itv <>t‘i’ja-'Uursh, are plHJ*«i iu mj poMtt&doa. l‘«.*ow
t -"i’*' >: T L ariu.: on raid Dorkotfi may have Lhe necessary
N £4%-ss tftis f^^yt ijht.lA: X, Uackmaiter, Alderman.
.t^’in^ ll ^.fe>AYfe.?.,;- \Fr*lOU, Grnr.t botwrua ffounh rft. and Diamond
&‘^* ,i *s- , >:''~'-'t'J ’i ) hH-'Y. of al! !;tads done wt»Ji thu great*
“»■> «-iW- !..•!-> t. B«i -■
4 J'V* i '. Tir’d. ’JI tLIIRD S.runt, LeWf-m Wood and Market.®tr«*efa.
I'iua6 l u g h. Uolls.tii.iu prnmi Jlljr cii.lo. IkmJ»,Moil
vVTOV,c/V5«|V-l? J Jsoui^it^, , uni other drawn with/neatness and aoca
-- <i • AHL, ftUrUlbiON UK.Nd'lSL'.^uc-
to L. W\ UMJie.) 5-0. 144 SMITH
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J - : |"-c'/;-y'' jaalers Generally in Produce,
ciimati and o &anuj
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jjpf C opartucrhUl'i).'
kVs^^»^Gi*V«- f «='<’'^' ft e^‘-iy&'tl P ;IE f.U Q.ivi> tiii-* day watered in'oc-^i
lit
’t;'i. ; ‘-is>i * ttHittiiiuso*.
xB^«SEs W, l!f’t* v ,-9 * ,'v^»Ti'«ri'> ' ,' i l “ !' ' ,- 'i A -' u rjitrf.utw.'M aieiuiusto.mi'
«’l*l'->-<l-> ImliTSili t'.-11, Ite'feoßiMiJ.Ul'lllOJiHr
jftyfit »'«£*£?*’i-?rtJ’y. War^hous**-forai *r!y oc-'m-iwl by Durbri-i.'c i
No. lid Water and lad x'lr-t •.*.re«sl, Pittsburgh,
*Ar\& **.U-VCIS <J, HAltst aMau**.
iiAiiiKY «. uii.VsiiAw,
VMS9^W%5 i ’‘*NT^[«>*« , ft' l EA DC.VLEIUi AND PAUiI.Y OKOCKUS; D«a!en it
■ "hV<• **•' H. W’uodna -iad Willow Wi:ro,.hi{»uhtirrd Tin Ware, lion.-;*
Av»>V . -**■** j •.• pl a i Üb*:i»ils, az., Wholesale and; Retail, No. 2nd Liberty
5 *!&.
a- !i\-:i.-: KLiLai-i. . juris B2t.;i owe-..-.
i<sX3Wml*T* t». fJ £ IPittsbargh. Maryland.; Pittsburgh.
ZjSatffiaZZ M*\ *i Seller*, Nicola Ss, Co.,
%roPRODUCE onOUNEUAI, COMMISSION merchants.
No - W ' J Lib * ?r: :' *■• -*•• Pittsburgh, r*. . _
y» -ft'y>£ %!■■* »4i■-jy .a. f• r i?..Spiiria. Linseed nnl lJ.rd ')t'g. jt2S
ag^gte^V^4Vt-<-Pt-!piis: — T a « —! rssis
fcllm&l&Sm&Jle?.**' f 4 FRA’S SELLERS jft CO.,
orwartlera null Commltilon DlercbeMi
kg«i FR «v' bvkuks w !
PROVISIONS,- UKOdMRIKS AND OILS,
Ar;H?/5,f 'j.M *U -V.,. ;i-.,.l J-.r.-rlv i<r„l. PMJ.urgh ■ IS,.
■' * U ’ ’ f’i't ' A'*-I- ,-- I' l ,. ■■. .i^-j.:t.tau->,^tu.bur^u
i'JviT-'fe'y'! Sillier *, [Uck.t.on,
Mwmi
WllUum Carr it C 0.,.
kf , *t OVa. Oaj:b Lite nf ciw tirta <»f ii h Co.)
u JLLSALKOB.WKKS xml 0,-iliTMii foreign Vmy
fOr I *•#■'* V all -l IL'-ia lity, Oiil HtiJ Ko'itltied \\ >;i>
NJ ' 2 " . U T^,»«.i -u, f .
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liciiiy il. Collins*
MtU’AKDINO A.NU COMMISSION MERCHANT, and
1 P-'.iUt la i lit.-.;-.-.. lijtier, S-***is, fish, aril
h)Ju«e^ f «U <lj. [mafft
“ PauVi’-HurJouk,
♦mMMISSIiJN AND F<mWAli.l>lhO Mt'HCUA&*3, AND
U STEAMBOAT A'irlX i'3—N'u. 7 Vi ator RmR-ipJi'TaUkn,
Aio. |
a filne A MoiS freed*
eSiniOLCSAUI uiioCEKS AV+U piNjDUCS DEAEEU&—
*$&&&£&<»» J&&V No- 27 V.v,l l'ittsl>ar-4u jmr~>
Smith «S» SiiuTctakr,
aS Gl ‘^ r '^ S -A>.'Dr COMMISSION MNH-
OHAS r^- c --rair Wood sad First si•*. ! novo_
lleur'y U’CiiUougli Oi Co.,
)«s SAI.:-; irKoSEtia aaiWanuustou Merchant?,
ivV* K»rA w; y. Haven.
VI-'IIE ULl> L'IUNTINS IiSTAIILISUMEST, (Ut« Jem*
eros A StoczMn,) nod ULANii BOOK axd STATION’tf •
\V AKCIIO'Jsii— u> ! i<r«porv*i to «recuU> every style ol
/fcai 6 «*■**»>**!, Oain'.i'rrdaC Cand! and Strata bout Job Printing anil
rwS^fL - ?? fp v»<i ?£* •♦^k 3:c ii'.c.na.;. uad tum Ssh every article in the Blank Book,
ana Saitjm.ery lice, at tho abftrtest notife and on the
*N]“n r«a<oiiaV.>» tt-rns. ‘
/?4§BWSSWM B1 ™ 11 u , ' ,v ‘ Rtt * Steriocery WaxcfcoußO, coner oi Market
H™»s?vl 1 '''-‘ : ?. 1 4* m*Cery,k>.M Thirst, nyM
8 T B ‘ c ' c - morgen,
ig>J.&fr- l «rJV;ryF O*X)II6ELLKTI AND rTATltjNßit,—hw always on han
fe-w■L'y«tfffi*rVi? 13 It general ri c : >rtm.!t2i. )l' s- L *ol, Misceilr.ncoUßßQ'l Blank
*f~d 1 A V,£' r T-~ t!tx> E.-, Prinißur, I’o.-t ajid Cap PupurJ A-:., Wholesale and Ke-
Srt&'KSWH- *»■ 1»* "**»l Strwi, W.U? Pifti,, East Pitu.bar«b.
VSWS^^K.*--JtW* ,> *•' fcjjs 6 *. Waot.«i. aplSzly
P^^Virt’ ,j>*'•£’-fe lluiaell .it Bro.~,
IN STAS
&-iy*A«r«.ls DAKDANU BUISH UTKUATCBE, and Paolisher* cl
I. o-' 1 - F. TOKEN,.No. Id fifth atri-u, Tlttsburgb, Pa.
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• Printed «?«■> Monnng, {AurWxy ceetpied,)
0Y GILLMORE fe JIONTaOMKRT.
RpatH-wisT ootsm o>. troop jgp rtrta stum.
TERM Five Dollara a year, payableotriotly 1l
advance. Fix Doliar* irili invariably be required if not pakl
wiiiuu Uu- y«uh
JXjf Single copies rwe <udrs—fbq sale at the counter in the
Office. and by the News Roys.
. XHB BATDKDAYIicfeNIHQ POST
itpaoliaaed from the same office, on a large blanket sieo
fioeet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single eopies
me cetfra. . \ ■ '■
♦S* No paper will be dlmonttnoed (nnleaaat chediecre
on of tbe Proprietors,) until all arrearages are paid.
No ntt&ntion will be paid tf any order unless acoom*
pa*ii»»d by the money, or satisfactory rcferi-nco in this city.
Connected with the. Establishinent of the Morning Post
sou of the largest Jol> Printing tiwicej in the city, where dll
"/ d: of work is done on Ihe shortest notice, and moil reason
b’* '•"«! ]
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GKO. !•’. GILL3IOUE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OjHce, corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley,
FiTTsntniaa, fa.,
Will attend to hip profesaioiial busia-es as usual, at
Lis otlleo, between the hours of M. and 4 I*. 11. of each
_ _____ i j S‘M
ROBERT L\ PHILLIPS,
ATTORNEY iAT LAW,
ST. LOUISI Mo. T
JOsKPU WEAVER, “
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Odlce, So, 144 Fourth street)
j a ‘f: 1y g 1 PITTSBCftOK. FA.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OiUce, comer Fifth uml Grant id,,
J» ly; I PlTTaiiL'Ki,/!. t’A. •
A rr-jRXEi at LAW—Office, No. 122 dmithfieid streat.
rX D.-tv.-iren f ilih mitl Collection* carefully attend
? f. f‘ihi given to CoiiTeyanctnj. (deeply
Thoinaa fllejans,
\ ttorSej: at law and solicitor in chancery.
il. Office, next to the Poet Office, Steubenville,Ohio.
my 4
fi. P. Rose,
A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
tii. Fa., fourth door below Mr. Kody Patterson's Llverj
. JeSS
1 A TToRXEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, re
; fi. invrvd to Nc. il Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
! aprKhy
C. Orlando LdouU,
4 TTOHNET AT LAW—Office, Fourth Btreet, above Wood.
/V jyLy
Thomas M» marshall,
i TTOitNEY AT LAW-7-Ofßce, Ltrwrie’s itnlhHng*, Fourth
rX 6*.rn-L j jan7:ly
1 T'fORNRY AT LAW—office on Fourth street, between
.'V '’••‘■rry alloy and Grant ?trer,t.j -- jofcy
j. X. M’Ulowry,
1 TlO-:NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office 111
i'V&A"Ki’i!V ftuilaingß, on Qnvqfr street jell
. j. SCOTT. iiLNl'lcP.’ Fouitb street, rive Uoo;
i west .Market. i
Ofncr llonts From nice A. M. to fire
i - «l-^'.v
M. BI.NUUAM I GSO. UI.NQU4M
A. \V U. BIXOHAtt & CO.,
"ORWAItDIN'ii AND CJtfilliHßJN MERCHANTS,
Liberty s'.rret, ■•p-»uile I'inncL Itni'rc-ad Depot,
PiTraauistiH, Pa.
pAuiuuA tka. sroitia.
i'illiU IfAW'iJlttil. 'ri’nJ-taU ,uid li.-Xa.il (Imztr, Itealur.
J ujj.l Ini,H-.rUr Of UM (Vint tv Bi:ck Triu*. I'ruact ttran-
J-Witii’-, <*oroyr of Diiiiaoiui iiad ilit* I’i'uaoa-i,,
Fa. 1
Li viiwi ro.v.s & co.,
OIWARDEitd, OORMIdoION MURCHANTS,
Steamboat
js'iiHm i! icte. IHP 1 a.
"\VAI. A. M’CLDiVii,
■TEA DEALER AS.'J FA.vIILV GROCER,"»»
COt.Nr;A <tr Wu.'D AMD bTEJiTS,
* | Pittsburgh.^
9. OUrHBKBT - 9. L. CU?UB£RT.
S. CIITHBERT * SOM,
Real estate a ad general agents, so. 50
S;niUifidd • _ _ dotl
I CHsiiwlck, ' (
BALER IN KAGS AND i’AI’EK, -No. 110 Wood Street, TT LEE, P *j! I?IM^,L*?Ot\I)EAL
/ lSttsb«ir;b. Tim >rir<i in ca.a paid for ra**. 1-L« LR AND COMMISSION MI.UJIAST. tor tu« Bala
"invlDv ,if American Lo. 139 Ljtujrty t-.rwfct. (m<?4
iV ’ Jk' 4, c. DUSc AS * L E# Hnywnrd,
[T7-HOLESALK miOEFJiA. ..-.J ifcUM,Produce, ror- TAKALKR In nOOIS,SHOES.TRUNKS and MMUOR3I
W in (Vineland I.uu.nyk.lAllMonongabela and lU> U end BRAID HATS, comer of Marke. end Liberty su,
ill Wbiskr. N-d 491 Liberty et.. I,Hsbarirh. Pe. (j)F**r ; No. IT4 Pjttaburgb. Da. : JoU: /._
"A— ~ iiIARPH RKKVKII, K ' ' ' BARIC A. JIIOSIbR,
A rAVDFAtn.'URI!R infs” klnd,.|7d CiJIIW FHHNI- A , \S l PP o T i;_ '!“ c *r ,P“5 ! md T Alwf”'’'’
MtORB and OIIAIKB, So. 34 siitbfleidetreet, opposite , Awtßbaßlli: and east die «*H» Diamond, Allegheny.
Sity He el. Pittsburgh! i ! lvt2:Hm -
y, Faroiihlng Steamboats, and IlobiU particularly * *|> LOOTH A Blit)., East Birminunam, manufacturers of
ff.-nHt*-! tn ■ aulO:y J |), Bar Iron, and small Ircn ! ot all descriptions, and
lead ol BkithAoid It. J M OBoa. ~ ‘
1 '^rXl
vV-v:-; ;
:r ■'**,' wt,
V'l*l i'
. r -Vi .
UAttTON.
it. Uiilitie lioherts,
J. *». Morrlaon,
H. it. Carnahan,
SARDS.
i:-er*. ncuuifM
A CO..
.M aBECiaSTS,
i, Pittsburgh, Cin
facturoa, oc.
'ia d;u t'erry. \lrt<ls,
n ci,u.-unmcnt«. Par
Weft-rn ui-r.-.-Nandi.-e
iaraiey i Wm. M -
•> Ji Ltir-.-.k. kraJJf-r A
awitn, S. it. J.iliu^u,
faied a ibr
imij.-n'-u: amt P.ru-.ird
f;, in amt v-l. a -..l t‘r>
ii-ie <-i Ev;u»:i i It'.cn
i;,o k'r-'nt stride*,
pctirani.
it. ENGLISTI,
jIES KiCiiAHDSON,
?. J. UENNt.iT.
a choice .u>cS o
tpi -eiof every TM.-iei,
il.sStr.ia Jliile. Ais.’
. Produce uken in ex
sfr»ni«*at of
■ tho rttt"ltlloa I'Juii Ui
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P'-JIiLISHEH UAUjV, ui 01LLM0RE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE •• POST BCiUH
VOLUME XIII.
13 U SIN ESS GAiiUS.
joskph rucniKu,
CfSUOCXHSOK TO L. TILCOX *' CQ.I
ORNKII MARKET STftKET AND DIAMOND, ki»i»
constantly ou hand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi>
eloea, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
lag to his buflua-s.
Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours. ja:9y
JOHN FI.KMISU. COCHRAN fLUfINO
FIiU.H|,iVG BItUTHEUS,
(Sucoe.vors to J. Kidd A Co.)
WHOLESALE DK U G G IBT 8 1
_ „ ' Av. 00 Wood Sirtzt, IHtUburoh, Pa.
Proprietors or Dr. Jl’Laiie’e Celebrated Vermifuge. Liver
Pills, Ac. : * j a io
'■ JOHN'RAPT, JR.,
(Sucjessor to Jas. iMMulfcy.)
Wholesale anci Retail Druggist,
ANu liialer in PAINTS, 011.8, DVK BTUFPri, ac , 141
u ->oU 6tr«t, three doors below Virgin allev,
uprj:md e ly ; I*l ri'MlUhOlf.
JOHfii U< MORGAN, Ag’t,
WHOLESALE AND KEIfAIL DIUIGGIST,
AND SEALXX IN
Dye-stuffs, Paints, Oilq, Varnishes, ate.,
No. Wood street, door jsouth of Diamond aiiey,
i‘ l r T a n U H 0 u ■ jjaAg
JOHN MITCHELL,
WHOLESALE ANL> KfcM'AlL UKUQGIST.
No. 133 Wood SLreet,
ja3:ygj Next door to li. ClnM’s aho* lluuw, PRlaburgh.
J. ash...; J. unusu
JOS* FLEMING hating unsocial*] with JOS. ABEL, the.
builntifl will hereafter bit couklimed under thi style 6f
J. AbhL it OO.j at the old stuud,corner or amithCeld and
Fourth streets. j a . :y
WllllAm TUornj Druggist,
HAS IIHMOVLD to the corner ot UANI) and BUNN
Strvew, where lie will, us uaual, utteud promptly L
ot» unuicfr.a.l inuuds. All articles iu hUliue are warranted
pure, andyuc up wiui the utmost cure. ' mnrN:«>m
11. A. Faiinciitoch A Co.,
WHOL&jALI. i>ivUO vt AitEUuUSß—Cortier ricftand
Wood streets, and otrnsr Wood ana SLiih. {ftbl
R. L. ALLEN,
HIIuLESAU. 1/i.AI.tK IN '
Foreign' Wines, Brandies, Gigurp, Old Zdonocga*
i hulA Bye Wnisky. &c.,
ALSU, IIECTIFII.Na IiIsTtLLEII,
- MJ. 8 WOOD ol'ilKKX, I'ITXaHL'iUiJi, J»A. '
W’lNtil, Brandies, C;u,-, Cordhua, Jamaica Spirits, 8u
Cr<Ja uml New Liiciaud tljm, Clar* u,‘.'iiauipai'uaa,
Scotch Al«j, l*oudon Brown r:U>uL, li nli, scotch, Bouroun,
tfhi .Vlunoigtthala riyu auu Ucruiied v* hisity, Apple, Peach,
A'Hd Cherry and ihackbcrry Brandies; mi ported Uaranaf
degalia,al>U Principe liitfcpamVh and Common
Cigar?,*ll,at such low p.ieet aj to challenge cuutpe r.iiut
Fancy Bnc Kegs and -Labelled Bottles of every style, and.
I'eimjohui of »tl sues. I respectfully an txatolua-
Liou or up' stocn, uc No. b WLMj S-jtreet, rittsbargb,
?«naa. j i aprhily
“ ‘ JuliAi UUuti'l 1 ,
• X nPdiluKß OF BllA.\Olfc.F, Oi.NV iV].\Lo, Ac-.—Beahr
1. in Cut Old tVui-Ky, Peuiii Brund.t.ttc.
.ii.-o, Kr<tH(yiU£ Bialiller, curlier of cUuiUdield and Front
l'ilisl-urgh. nj.rlll
O. llryar,
W ii'jhiiSALL .-.iw iiLiAUi uucoii :n;uciiANT
- lo.'» bihe.ny ‘iiti-». uu-d nl ifu.in.,a«l uii«y . . V-.-lO.y
UeikuTali
**-JSo. L. UOiV.M.NU, CLOTUIEBIt** 5
i I As raii-iTi'ii to l£‘l L! iiKi.'f V street, opposite •odrflsen
IX aii"7, W. o M.ti.NTll, uv;»r iwilhm. 1. »lihi«
Uic alt-mi ;u ot hi< fneoi? .*n-J liu* public i* invited lo the
•t.Vk ol Rr.AitV-.n.'.M-; ot'OUS ihlrtay,. u U haud. Also,
•J-Cth;-, .rare.-- and t * ttLC'-R r i-.d-rel w„r... A ful'
...urtiu'-sil 11 Furnish.O-ods lor imiu.im.
.lal-OI all ipitCuirs,'lruDt.-, Umhrrii.is, .to., a,-. ;
JOHN M Olds at'. - < v s . •..s.\LT.
Wholbsala Clotning idorcliaute,
10. SS WJUL cfUKh
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BELL Alii) BBAS:< FOUNDERS,
x f ANt ot ».i ' : liK.vsi WORK, V.'
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■ Aluaaj^ciaior.i,-
Koutulryou r.ebtWfa .•i.rf.-i, Aiu*rt.' , ny Otj.
irffc--o ai*i .'ior-, N.-.. ilare.ri -:r-r;. I’ni^L-arßl..
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.r c4>jj fhi t. ur>4nr.* U-£t hi the try ‘r; wi.,, :•••
tit.-a'-’H i». Jr ' j
Jos ipii j\ Lii wji v
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OfiCi u; i' lir.'. tiumpcv fn<;o FlitP t’Ufc.l'ur&h, cu;nt.« tb«> l-;t Fr<*:i< 1. t»ck nii >.! whi>-l» ph
* ) i.hFECTI'LLLi tu. U;i* puLlir l!.at iiv ott-r i■ » th*- ( iiOl;- -.ti ;n ••r>- lit- ral taruiw, l'ecii&£ i-miJil-iU
It eußidi’Uc*'*: ll.•• HE ii. L.-TATi. A-m Nacv- ti;»t xr i;iti rcu.Ji-: i -..ii*:*.
inu Killi: lj»t*ll:;r*»n<: • ati<l Collrctiiur. Tl** ii. liOfclK A •_*.>. So V; Sn'irtb
la r>:uuu>;. in wan: of -'TtrcS.*, ia uuy II SeLriv-dvr mi.l 0. Antna »ill i.• !u*;rai<ii \.< • n • Pi
-opacity, cfr tln.-r ;u warn ot pine, a, will 0* supplied at .‘burl • pUuo, tp-Uu tn 1 <u'.:ar. «-m--
nvrice. All bu.iine?3 eatnuiUHl uu bis care prornj lly «t-! AliNOlVh i bit! it'lti
iirferenai —T. J. -j Co*s.a, W. HRAIISO AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE,
}. Italic. {.T. Atex. ilia. k. Jwa*. •> iilackeral, A. A. Maaio, HisLFaotu;i:i:f at
life: a t.-ia. - jaui* Chilsoa Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing,
<. _ oiAfF..». .7.: ...... r; \ Y - t - v -' *■•*“ Sr,: '* ; •*
51. CHUFF A cu., 1 -*y ?••>. 'JO AiarkK -twt, PUtsburgh.
Western Foaudry, Ho. 124 Woodetroet, j
• T AXUPACTUftKR' oFe&UMI STJVES, Coal 3..1 AHVOUJ 4 U 11X1 AM j. vWm » rm-.llally tntwnd
-Vi 'Vo. J «o, T , l^,,r^T 11,,!..,. »- w ,W .04 1 ' «m. ATKIN.-CN 1 OAU.Y
.•.iDci dratm, buJ run:', ted ;.*.rv, t nu-l U-;? lieu?, , —1 I
-■j#:xr KcUlf-, iVi «vuitl--s>, Wa.-oa i»jxv*, in. ! j •.«:!>-; ; Uepoi of LonjfworUi * '/.lminermun’i C«-
i A w rV'f K- W «, i r iun: inxi.T*tu'D-i trn« fuiii Offers tor ?a!r, at Pin*
• >EAL hixil,. AOtHl WcUndHr, ttoclj Ml [ m . |, r „f r;h A Zlmnier
, l 'retar,u3ioc I Ao.-.'o I'o u rU.;iKa:,(»lK,v» »oM.J 10. Sporalioi. I.ry .nl La
•rul>3cnbcr harm;: •.>peuvi an offu-ritt tbw abOTeplaf**?, fur tn*» ' WI ,„ K ' , 4 „. •„
kv.OH.'Uills, Bt-nii, MortgHgtfr, a!rJ t «u“i t -eiwit%.r*u-.«* of nVi’v*U ir.’ < u'-'r i"n|~J7f tin-
wmrUjr of Mm.*?, nul for lie . ' V|l , my lJu- plar-Vr it.- ;T n.ti:-
“l 1 C ;' i ~ C fc 1 10, * n!io i entirm of ffu«r Je=;pM. VU C*Mrha Kranlv. di-UU.-d ,reia
« W-*««««• ..rip-i-KUn-a »>t many -cc.-U, n i jo-l*-..
•.-—“'J.' . .J ->J. I A L^fl> -d-ual iu itarur M tn- Lust isipirl-l Co.;u-..
Kctiuclician <fc, Kfiuuleln, t>
j‘ ITli'jGKAl'iiKlttf—Third ?tr*vt, npf <•*::».< tlw Pont-oUPr, S<~,. i:,7 l.it-r: i *rn-t
1 A Maps. fciji UiAjlu. r.hoir lilKs,
.iitjvl-, Ar'iiiusrturc! >u:.l ’xa-.-hWH: i»raw:ngk, and
ViidtiiK Cat-:.-, o t •., ..i lituwu tm l*rint*ni
n t/.ier.-. v-ii ii, r,.iu tin* dost Bpprovwi style,
•*; «; iu»- IQ'- -t r»-h«i-n:,i.],. ■.n *•*■. octi r »:l/
. _ ... • nrelaily tor i:ui* joj»i
S» £i 'tvlnicy t . k-l. tied u.-*o-um ud?ij untied for swei'tu-.* m..i j r
*rOtfS«; S10;v, ami i/n.NAMKSTAI, I'AINTKH, a::D o: u . u *. Tli.-y till pM** Uu* c.*w imrmT«*u.-nt tv.o
iJL IVtu-rT tii I'aiut*—N<i. l-l .'t. L't.i.r Fir«rt, I k .tt!)l>u»«ui. ( '< !. n.!#<•*, tbe fca*« gti inpi running over avl tilv'rt*
lia*"X)DEtnr.tly tn Laud ail ku-rij. i.l Baint-A «dthi:r dry t .r t ;,., are fully \oarn\nUd to jitar.d «ny Miniate
■nixed, Jb’>*:a Hud Cojihl Turmnli* On, Boiled (jiJ, aud to ei.-M ia .*A|).icity lor i-iandLoir in turn* l‘ri •** rans**
,j;»int*Turpentine, Window Ulafn ; 6t til jdtej, Butty, I’nii.t , JilM to jnoo Al*-', a fin*, lot of ri:m.>»* from too umim
droahtw. Ai» tu! f<ftho quality, and lor tale at reamma* iLetonea <*f MJNHAM A C(J.. and ul - 0 I.lfi UTi;, NKtt'TuN
ice?. ! 6<l»n ABHADUIKY. N. Y. All tb-olmv.* will po-ltivelv t- r-!d
t£flGL£sfl AN L) CLAb.SIiAL ShijllfiAUY. I »' Factory [.l.v, without additional charge f’r freight,
\v. T. MCDONALD, iL; A., I'iiucipaL. i risk, etc., Ptc % IIfc.NHY hLK'-LK,
I'HE next I'ession of the Institution will commence l on ! 2o!o Agcut for Nuno ß A « nanna,
MONDAY, the illi of September next, at the room cor- j No. 101 I bird -'trei*t,
;i-r of Kerrv and Liberty streets, lately occupied by tie | _ _ Eign of tb- O-'ld- n flarn.
\iusBW. Veeacr. 1 Hill’s AimaiiKCi for 1855.
Jiffifcncit— lion. A. W. Loomis, C. Snap, Jr., S. F.Von : ToilN 11. .MELL-jK. si U‘oM utr-et, I'itlt-btir-h, »i”
aUorst, K. Miller. ,rr. _ hik-5 _ i publifb (.a th- IMb AtutuM, ISM. tin- wit known
* JACOB jl’COl.LlnTlclil, ; .'i-riw M Almanac* (for llfijM’iik'ulatoJ by Sanfori C. Mill.
.VIIOLESALK AM> KEI.VI, \U At VN L FACTCKLII i *■>'!. anl for miu*y yrtrs publi'h.hl hv Ur. Lake I/nuii.-. fi
AM'dealee i.\ all ii.\t>s or Uiiit city, under the iiaaie of *• L-.-juiU’ Aim miacs. 1 ' The
Tobacco, Snuff, ainl Clanri, j r"n--iv rf
_Vo. la r.uith st.. iZuSurjk, ib. ! HILL'S mT.-BUKHU ALMANAC.
Sf&~ Keeps ronaUnUy ou 1: mil a largo supJiM c-1 ail the '• HILLS MAGAZINE At.MAN VC.
.-.lious l.ran ielwp.rtM ij.gurk ’ HILL’S AMERICAN FAUMKUS’ ALMANAC.
' ‘ T/iftN'oa-" jiarAtovaVr ~ ilt Ift oaly to ft.iv, that the re-lu'ii.uft, mo/hl tunl
,-ttam, , JOSaPi CHAPaiAa, « useful rbaractM »! Mr. IMlk. wi.. W nMiuuuneM
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALER IS . i. tie »!«•.■ Rrie.fcr 1»».
iMI’OKTF.U CIGARS, i-’riMers «xri other* hereby cruitl >nr.l i.,;nia l
No. o' M*.rcirT iNTTMrrua. inlr-n ;h.g on th- rop>right of th-Aini.mm-*.
*'Hiis;ili>cS'' f * wUI lM : f ' )r K “” Btail thc by Co
; KCUiTIkML’i. VL AM; ORNAMENTAL CSRVIIRS cr 1 i ’' u - r ‘“‘ l h - v
r\. Oruat.vutal Lati-ru, i, r Citing, 13 ev.-:y *tyie, i! 4
Mo-'eiiotf. De-iguiag, .te. i.'-nui'U.l’.ii.n urmiiuonl- lor lh«
■ iLwrau.m ol .-i.i iaat;?*. Ac.; bu rOiUHFI ELD /"'IIIA It!/ i'l'l'K BLUM E, No. 11s H sLrt *? .is ju*'. r.-
street. nest iho I*o*-: Ufll"< yi:.'siu V_/ <•■ the Mluwm;; ne* I’lmk> Serlt*-, with uu . wit!'-
JEW PAP Kit 5,11.1.7 ,-ult!.,- Minn »tt*lim».nt: .... -
(jAXfUV OJI.'O Uiio " '.-iTtut curved Louis X.IV nlj le Grand Ac k i>>o .
TIISHKR, ANDKftyu3 4 i..-tr rn- Lire IVitv. .....
Jb per mill etilw. i, u,,., .hi ~. «wr«r%mr.rf Se. pmllor. pee* t«y , .«.•»•>!
3S-" «** i; - •>«“■ •** - * £: * r “ d ’ igv 1
>r"-A~~~ 7A. 7"_" ' Three rtu do 0* “
f|5SS£& W HOLES ALE hii'l K«DUI KAD.'LE, llAi*.\ P.f'S, 'f wo dm tie round corner Hosewo, d 6J£ wture I’lanr*.
VALi.'J'i end CAKFLT HAG inanu&ie- .» ue rc .,u'.l curuer finished back and ir.uul 7» t •.-■• l’i ;;•••
* ( turcr. No. IJu M ood streeU EltDbur»rlj, J’n. A furt.a r nrnr.il is expected in atiout t •»'» w <•••! . 'sv. I '.'
JolinH.
\STBOLESALK AND'KIiTALL- DEALER IN MUSICAL
Yf INSTKUMENT?, Pianos,’slu*io, School Books and
.-ttatjonery. No. l*d ViVxvi utTv-r. !
aTj. iiAiAN .'. ~7.~nr.
HAGAN <fc AIIL,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in SiU.s, Flinty a\d
SUplt DHi’ GOODS, Nop.[ 1)1 Market and 8 UnioJi
street, Pittsburgh. . npr4
K. WHITEIIOUSfc:,
Fancy silk and woolen: dyer and cleaner,
No. 7 ISABELLA St .near the Emmet Hotel,
ra*r4 ALLEcuL^r.
Thomni ill. Istttle,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth sttwt, between
Wood ujd Market streets,.opposite Iron City Hotel.
All kinds of Jewelry and-? ana repaired. faps:ly
iv '*■»;«
-, c. '**'• ••'“ '.',
•> V
BUSINESS CARDS.
No. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
\I.'HOLES ALE Dealer la Foreign Fruit?, Nut?, Spice?,
f T Confectionery, Sugars, Cigar?, Acn, An. Raisins, Fig*,
Prunes, Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Dates, Citrons. Almonds,
Fllburta, Walnut*, Cream Nuts, pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, I’li.e
Apple Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Hock Candy, Ver
mlcelU, Macoaroni, Olive Oil, Ac., Ac. apr'2o:ly
KNTEUPHiSiK WORKS,
HO. 130 WOOD t at* DOOB QZLOW VOOCT ALLXT.
I UIORTERS and manufacturers ol
• SURGICAL AND DENTAL
AfW INSrKUiifcNTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
keep a general afwartnient of the above
articies constantly on band; together
with a general variety of fancy Hardware. Also, Duns, Pis.
tola and Revolvers, Floeks, Uoms, Shot Balts, Caps, Ponder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, IHrk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and Li air Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Bcisson, Ac.—
Also, Trasses aud Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing nently executed. •
RIFLE;*:—We are mailing Kitlea ol every description, to
order, of the beet material, and workmanship warranted.—
Order? hi? them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with Jis]»aU.*h. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. my!6
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
rpHB subscribers are now opening at their new Wareroom-
JL NO. 109 FIRST STREET, between Wood and atnith
fteld, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
NTS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting,
ever offered in this market. Having arrangement* made
by which they will be coostantiy in receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invite the attention ol pur
chasers to their .-.election. We are determined t«« sell at
low as any houf-o In the West, and being practical Ga* Fit
ters, can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
m tins hue.
Wo continue ns heretofore u> fit up buildings of every de
scription for gas. water and steam.
Bros? Castings of all kinds made toord-r promptly
LONG, MILLER A CO,
rtar±hy No. lOtf First atreut.
GEORGE i.LETCHER,
TBOM NEW TUBE,
MANUFACTURER cf the celebmtvtl
\3 \ Gossamer Ventilating Rig; Elastic
/_ \\ \ Bund Toupees, and every description
of Ornamental Hair, for Ladfei- umJ
/, JBpySig—Gentlemen, 70 yOUllTil STREET,
between Wood' and Market, riUs
|B Bletciler’s system enables !.>>•!;>-
anti Gentlemen to measure tbeirlivedi
2r accuracy.
" KOlt WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No. i. Prom the forehead orer the bead to neck, No. 2.
No. a. Fram ear to cur, over the top.
No. 4. 1 rom ear to ear, round the forehead.
For T> oper.-, to cover the top of the head only—n fnprr
pattern, th- -xset i*h»«j>** of tbo bald part. | iny-4
N«w Coach and Carriage Factory I
JOHNSTOK, BROTHERS & CO.,
Gbmer i / cmi Bdnu-nt rtrrrts, MUgU-ny Utfy,
-» WOULD respectfully iuft-ru l)n ir Irb-rde
the public generally, that they have
E commenced the manufacture ol Carriage?,
w W ißarouchcf. iiockitwaye. Buggj-r-.Slrmii,; nod
Chariot*, in all their variuu.. rty!*? ol * mm aim proj^rMun.
All orders will t-e executed with strict regard U> -lurcbiiltj
and btruuiy of bul-di. Repair:* will also W attended to on
the mo-1 rea«mable terms. Using in aU their work the
beat Extern Shafts, Tobv, i*ui Wheel ?u;lT,ti«-y belr-.-nL
hut that ail who favor them with their i„,Tr,ma*v. will lj.
pnrfectii .mtirScd on trial t-f tbur work.
lNirihasi-r- are requested to give ue a call, be lore » u: -ha
sunt el-vwb-r*.
Pearl Steam iJJilf;
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CUV
t-vaia tu* oaiLaoAD st.vri'.:».)
Vj'AMI !.I E? • It- npnllad wit hour van ro :•• •• f
1 r'KKSH GROUND i Lob'ii,
}t_. leaner their t.rdurs at th- Mill or in *>ur Ih-X'-j
-:■. M (!• m A C>.., Woc«j »tr.*et.<T Braun A R it.-* r
■■rLiV-!; Clair -ttvets. I'm.-burg*.:.
i: i* .iar; i, < rJ. T. Samr-le. AO.. iier .
r • . i t..i ,-.1 to Mmiilct in e; [!:■ ;t
* fHKi •- Ol -u l-!iv-rv.
BRYAN. Kh.V. .1, . A
if V It l> W A K !■;
I. .XOTUJ’wi
y o r
Siidtlit i’N ;iiid Carriage Maliti ii,
4 .
iv ti uc :i*
li. T. LEECH, JK„
Nn. 131 Wood itreet,
PItTSBUIiGU.
i.-v V.. *L«r
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Lac«s t Moss, Bout, Stuff,
Springs, &c., 4c.
fKAr: lEas " ' .Crt «jk lTt. tbr 0.-i_'i-. u . i.-:
i. «-oiy muoner it thD-i tn* r-.-st C-u.,-.' 7.-*- f •..
Ljo i-'L, i« tu-» re'>’i,inr a v and ,
of I'EAs’, whl-ti bo I? deter -.5 tv *■ i! at .«t; -h prir-f -tn'l
finenev- uf-jualitv, that all tn- putfer-in thi.-or
the E-r.t .'it, Piiiiuot tlie D!»t »• -j ••.-Ifully hr.i:.- tin
itdio Ht»-l .•-nileiuen '•( tht* ant! the M»rr-
vllhcu. ibUncU. n t-f naimn. to i-»U and iry hi* T,-a<-.
wl.irb !.•■ ».'iU “iiLj'.ft t<- t*i remrii-d. if they don't giTe
rati>fn"tioii. TL** I'lihivinc ir>i lb*- price-:
I’riut • Oolong, Souchong and Gongo, J 7 rents lb.
A verv 4.ip-rk>r Etull-h O-tu*..! lb.
Extra fir'-, u n-ry duu,-! ,u: Good", 7>. y lb.
Fine Youuu Hvii r. Id .fAO-'/;* D.
Extra You:!.' Hy - ",i hij I 7-'>r. p* !b.
Verv le~t \ Y ai: l liui- riui, *1 Y lb.
IWI :ni-t.,k- the plm--e- -I’AUGDA TEA M’oKK, r.-r: <-r
of Diamond and Dixmi-nd uR.-y A liberal rexlucfi- o irm-:<-
to d ••u-r- i-,> ul
NhU MUoic .'• ri..- I at
ao. i.'. b„ißl. a .•Ir-i -- of i:mOr B c*
oy ‘d. Erari, of I'ru.m.l Mr. A: no! !; Ki u U-, ! y >j. Eub-r.
JUti ' fciai’.Tii.
inijo •• - .
~Kudh’» dfe i'Urk'i Finuiu.
y arrival -_>f i
JOHN 11. MKLI.OR, M W... : hire--;
A New Arrival of Plnnun.
JOHN A. o'BKIEN, f.r SMITHFIELD, STREET, V.-vecr.
Fourth nud Disruood alley. Moneyloaned nu Gold and
r'i!v»>r i'iule, Diamonds, Quid and Silver Watch.;*, J«mfelry.
Musical lusirunieuts, Guns aud I’iKtols, Feather Bed?;. Ftu
ui'.ure, aud all Kinds i>f articles —lur any length of time
agreed on. Charges for storage considurnbiy Jo.ver tba*
heretofore Private entrance through the Lull doer. All
busim\i> transactions strictly confidential.
... .DANIEL -UIL*JB.
Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being out of
date, uuless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watch-
n». Jewelry, 0 >v, always on hand.
NEW SEED STOREY
JAMES WAUimOF,
OFFERS for sale CANARY HMDS of the most improved
breed, being very hardy, ami fine singers. Bird Scuds
—Canary, Hemp, Millet,Rone and mixed Seed. Bouquet.*
will be lurni.-hed‘composed of the finest FLOWERS, via:
OameliKS, Rose Buds, Heliotrope*, 4c. Evergreen.-(in jK>ts)
firChristmasTrees, from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. -i;‘ Fifth st.. near Wood. dec2o
Coniumt tiie Smolte.
riIUE subscriber havlne the exclusive right to manufar-
J. ture and sell SWEENEY’S IIUT AIJI AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract far heating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now m use. The attention of those interested is
-oliritt-d. Any luluratr.tion can be had of A. BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BARN DOLLAR,
dec'24:tl I Iron City Store Warehouse, No. 104 Wood st.
Warren's ('ongrcu'liiu.
TlilS INK is prepared by a purely chemical process, and
Is warranted to contain nothing injuriouj tometalicjteni.
It is pale when first used, but by exposure to tbo nir be
comesgradually of a moat intense and permanent Pluck.
For sale in bottles of Tarivus stxe, by wholesale *r retail, el
sepS W. S. HAVEN'S
Stationary War as*. Market street, corn-r rf VM
ENGLLSII DAIRY CHEESE —110 boxes this day received
and *>r saly by {au2s} HENRY H. COLLINS.
• • . •’ ->
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u.d-ffciai, 1 ■ •
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jiternmg finst.
i’lTTSiiuuGH. Saturday. September i 6. is&4.
J. C. ANDERSON,
BOWlf r TETLET.
Loan Ottice,
* $
• *.v.« ■ . ...
■ w '
■- V.S\'
*■ • J *
CO.-iNf-R OF FIFTH AND Wood STREETS, AT *S,OO PER ANNUM, OR *6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
BUSINESS CARDS.
NBW CARPETS,
Spring Styles*
4 T THE CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 82
j\. THIRD Street—We are now receiving and o}*aing
one of the largest and choicest sleek* ot Oan*Hogs, Oil
cloths, Mats, Matting, Rugs, Ac., ever exhibited weat of
New York. The stock has been selected with great core.
Fersous in want of any articles in our line, are respectfnlly
invited to call ar.d examine. Our assortment eonsifitsiu
part of the following, vix;
iloyal Velvet Rnd Brussels Carpetings ;
Tajwstry Brussels;
Aubusfion Carpets;
Extra Imperial and Super Throe.ply ;
PiitentTfcpestrr Ingrain;
Superfine and Fine Ingrain ;
Worsted aud Wocl Carpels;
Wool and Cotton do
Wnitian 2-4%, and 4-4;
Hriup Carpets, very cheap;
List and Rag, do
Whit*- and Check Can;on Matting?, 4-4, £-4, and d-4;
Co, ~n Slutting, 2-4, %, 4-1, £-4, and u-4;
Spanish Matting, very cheap;
Elegnut Mosaic Uugu.tGo per pair;
Axminlsirr, Chenille, and Tufied Rugs, all prices;
Fancy English Sheepskin Mat*, flo per pair;
Colored «lo do do from $2,60 to $£ *'«rh;
TcgeGier with a large selection of Cocoa, Juw, Adelaide,
Velvet, and other Mats;
Ktni'OflWfd and printed clo*h table and piano corera, ol
enlin iy new de.-igus, vary rich.
Dnma>-k ut le imd piano ojvere; also worsted Jamo k by
th- yanl, toilnett, doylnrs, 4e.
A grwit variety or patterns in floor oil-cloth, from 2 to 24
fi**twide.
Buff Hollands for windows, 30, 32,34,36,38,40, 42,44,
nch«s wide.
Gold bordered shade*, entirely new, very rich.
Window shaded of every description.
Oval and hollow stair-rods, carpet binding, tacks, Ac.
Also, the Royal Turkish Beth Towels, together with every
thing ußuitUy kept ic Carpet Hoo-es. '* Small profit * and
quick O. B. UKADLY A CO,
iii.‘»r;;:m*«» W 2 Third «tr«*»t.
JOJfKS & BUCHF.It.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
7Vr.?i.<yipa»,*a Hailrvad, fool •'/ Thtrd it . Hamthurg, Pa.
HAVING iu-:reu-ie.J our Mathiuery, which is now of the
E* impn.viid unler, :»ml l.miug iunl*ai m’-uy liidli-
Li**t- ibr disjmtcbing work, we are m>w manafn-turlng first
Class
STEA4 ENGINES,
VO." FURNACE? AM) ROLLING MILLS,
Blowing Cyhndor6, Boilera, Farnaca, Bolling,
• AU A A U *,ij[ ibT V.1i.1. MACHINERY * 0 U-TINGr,
o.i Itn.) Wntf-r !*i ;*c«, Itydra-ts, Ret-rt.«. Limp l , *wte, Hitch
ing I’oM. O'lma::*. Uirb-rs, Shafting. Hangers,
Brack ew,CA-llar«'ir-t*-*, Bathing‘fob.*, '•poofs,
\’tr indah* and Qrnumrntal Castinot.
We p:y i <ir;icidcr att-.*ntiun lo the manufacture ana con
stcuctl'-n i ! C:i.-t Iron
Front* for Ilouaea and Stores.
Ilr.ilLg s.u exl«n.-iVr w
iimt'iit of txiQUlttnl Curivil l’s!
tern* i*t th** di-.-l approved an-hU-ctnrul onier, our great
f« . ili::* - f r i;i.* u-jlac; a ring and shipping enable us i<* com
pel- nil i-ur * 'tire.
Tart!--. .-rn-ting Kurim-e- nr Rolling Mill?, MIR Owner*
ft:..l Mi!l-U ri-;!*!?, will 1m..1 i* niach V> their ndrantage to
c-ili est-J e.i-.ini::.- uni ,-sten
l-uilding.
.slock of I'aUnrus t-etorv
/A'<*.v .i.v.w CAFTJM.y',
«’:'rT.Tv i ...; Work, iVit.-ru Far*
Rrt'« hi)o •. '“rni-rv-1 r. |nu 1-:J
auk ft
<. lit im Uttif,
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.v i c, !" Ht.i.-t. u- ifivite ih'- mli'd;i in I ih
l !. " lur i. ui,. v l«- iron "UDi l , Itkticl.
. I i I'lcni l>ro>« n UL.I A
I• •• n - . • at. 1 >■ t.i'«• imi'.ut'.oi: v hich
(d t>-inin.>f» Tew. p-alm,
d-her*, end rv.*rv arLcle
lot the n.y ui.-l ei l.Qtry
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-•• -:r'.pt) .i. ■ f \toTlNO>
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Mr-. f r • ac. 1 ■'
i.,unj
•t A-ti. ><-!» A*h; lv-uk-p,
—:i.*/ -t» a patent
i, j ■, 1 xn I .-.re » t. r Jurrf?
:» l" Hi; I'liier. at i eol.J !',»w than those tnadr c u the
iI'jLU'VY *V/iiiK—h all fr-!”i cew
- i }•»' •••rt.-. V. uc-'i !>• ; Iron*. Pel Trots,
*C*'-i.* s. h.K'-t’-'ii LLlsri- i.n-J CVuI >Lm . *■, t-f .-Vitt
. !o" -J o!i « l.j<-h rt-o*-iT<-ii thr
hr t r !‘.V. .vu l 1.-C-i. et U.u .VrCultural hair <■{ .41-
O-:r'y. -'a.. »i.-i r-<v:':yi-:i<l<-.l ly Lun<Lru>i
\*-r-.cu-; rc7>‘, fear ♦ Co'S
l* T ..-vv« , mu-! Kn.li*lcr I><*l I’uri. r >u>v»*s, Jtr.
inJ •i twryduKTiiiC'-!!.
Vfcrlo; *n-i van< tv, U*»uutull}'
•*l/ Common Grstv .ntnl t.'uiiilm; inklerini ot
■i—i-Tiution.
a *ir;i*tT c-f RAiiiD.M’or *ji<l
K-nr»li^.
flfuy\s uviJ i C:tnr\'jt —A l&r*-!* sto-'k cf til th«*
kind* to u«-. nrd wi'i:}- -Mill *t r-!u-»J firing. HjU’ m Vnt
etit lyrur, Tru* Ai:i. Tit-*:.. Cwit'j, KtoknW#,
V CtJf', i’e.ir v-K'f. vi Jlu!!. Ar.
—Ti..' M!• Lvutif Plough, rhi-b
has U-in. the |.r»*7!mip.i ;;L Fair* of New York,
£\ nii^TKat.!.-, t. ;i 1 vi.i. . .■.!!.i.«rh#*r»v**r it ha* been exhibited.
Iron tn.ii Nail-. J'/tf ‘*ip. a:.-. Tin VV*r«—svll of which I
will sell at'h- I'invi price*: *nf* lavite the
to glv* :a«a »i lb- • ;i nsr.-l. Nr tiHS Wool st.
• 'TV O PHIKV
ALL KG HEN Y F Oil G E
SOIaOIiIOY SHETTEU <fe CO.
I La:.* Hi- >"t i ;. [.ipl-'* Roiling Mill.) on lli-.t tank of the
Al.e.J.-ny, l-li -• Sc. CLir tin--:
A;.:_'ut> % Cj:v. l‘\.
“I'llE ;-r"}.rl-;oij. r- —inform the public th&t,
1 r.i;i - iv- *dli:inus to their establish-
Ui-Mit, nr.' pr-,-;: irol ;• muruMoUtre. <-n the most ren-
- r.. t ii,-, l-on WnrS !'■T iiri •l,;ri.- t Ozr Ax!--*, Uanrry
'Wk. i-utiiTi* fit.! Vii.-ou.-' T"‘>;,-h ,riiuc t Mill
<*.- Tit..-. .Voebln- v> r.--rnl, and heavy Forging, nf
. very .!• s •j-.plion. Al-u, ll^Kr 1 !’ SHOE.’' manufactured by
- .it-r' ir-r.:' The HorseishneMn
< hiii" w. ll iu about the ici til:>■ of February,
when ail li-'l-r- f-r Fives \rtl! tu-rt i—itti prompt attention.
Mill !‘:.T.-< t d .v. .< d. '‘rtrr- ’t.t bvLiailoi tele
graph Httcii ii-.l ?c 01 •!.•• n«-ti<c. jal4:y
Cabinet Burnlf ure \V nrrtiuuie.
-11. \-.-L\G A v'*.. i-'irnitun uni ! 'huir Min
i. • ufj'U. . S, *«•>“. os aul 4u t'unil.li-:! I s ;<vt, <.;q'(..-t|lu
i i:y 11.1. w.-ull zt -p»«.-'tt'.-lly rta.'.u l tuuir old friendii and
i".s<t.)t!n-r». ..no iln.-L* r.b.H.t !j partu.i.-o ati>UiiLV m tf.ctr
nuo i.i l.iiiioi-. , ib.it tb y i:r • i-onHUtiiJy
i ivry -li-: tii li.-n I ta-f i nial b* I'&rU.T and Cb;nuU?r Fur
mtiif **. m :.r r.*uU' i iu L.iibm*! .<nd v. i-rbiiian.-ttip, nn i .-old
.. ~i i ii'i'.b' utui- La ft* laliua i:i picking tor laud or
i u'j u la.-iiniif'- mi J Cl mint oa hand and made
ia f:rnL:J..r.rf U.i.i* widj3ad it to Ifcri:
a:•< I.l»e an H eel!, ft- "tr t * e,rry Attention (i
UDOVa aao MiOKa,
WIIiIbESAI.EAM) RETAIL,.
K'.'rJli b:»A tKlcd UT >u style lus slotc,
Ht> Mark-t f.rv 1 . nad No t. L'aiou elrt*e{, U-tw*eo
t ;it!i-tn- l mid vlie UidUi'-mi, and ha- <-t>niplet-d hi*
of JM.lTS.: ; !!vi.d. fiAlfEUS,.tc.,
an I i’alu Leaf, I’oial, iln-itia aud braid IiATS, to wbn ’i be
in vil- a the .Utonth'U of uU loiicnarcrs, ivLuliier ul wlioln
nr retell.
T; I- 1- one of the large.*t "ter opened in thiii city,
and einbr..i •* et tryibing »um b/lbehtdica v( l’liihidolpbiii
rail Se.r York, Kii-1 he tru-l.t ranuot tail lo jdeuae iul.
Cre.it .mc: h;o« lei'll given iu A'.dt*:-tu-g the choicest goc-da;
k’l v hi.-ti bu tr.ur.inH. »
lie e i • inanufai-ture, iirth*“rL>tofow,alldi?-
strii.’t.nH ~»? Uo.,te und fcbo.s, and tram this 1.-cg es}.A<n<miv
.d i i.tu ..'my y earn in bu»in-r-a in this eliv, ii, toe trusL- 1 ,
:•. -.ini i.-ii■ -ua.-a.it-e ti.ut hmo favor him with their
e.HtoM. 'Mil bo tuinv ihuid with. wprltbtf
Stialiisiy for !»<>ya.
,j.-u h fe<t c.>r. I I, i uni iir.mt tU.,»pparitt Court Him;*.
'■f’iih !■*:; .-s lid* • hoo' will .ocimeuee >.u \!ON-
L.i V, .-eptember 4 th, arid the dtitle* of instruction will
t.« re*uaici by UUIOiiS aud ii DONALD. _
Tii-r" iiru '.e:i Kaeoe**ivi. cn-uths in the Acudcrtiir year.
The oiiml -T *’f pupil! i-lijdL®.!, mid boy* are admitted
in 'he i r lcr oi ie .tiou* wuicti may Ihj made alter
.!« n:.i .h, id .',4 Liuu.-i v o*rect, or at tociiool, or by let u-r
pp-i ml'.; 0:1U... ’ auUmW-
VV. U. SCAIKIrJ,
fM’.isr sn:Ki;;'. U:-;i - wlen wood and market
V .Vl Hi.El'.-. i’A., builds Frauds’ latent
s.—iiil i; ■ liiii-. •)](••;!. iiimi-i iron; ui.so, nuuuliifi urea
>' 'l'i'tT mi 1.-Mi--’ ion M rK.LVAm j Mov«s fjr Steamloals
iii.■ l\"tn:dv i Fo-gwl Ir-jn Work, l-uyj
n .l-i.'. ig,--. to.; i. Li!« l’reservors, the t**M and
i-i.k.i, I. - •■(•ati.M -r..r:. .itt-vi 1.-. I un__ y
VV : ' > HALi CUE'Ts i LA,
>• ;.i;-ri;*i. j. Young lui|K<rmi, Gunpowder, Ooli'tig,
ln*n.;. Hud LugliMi breakfast, all of which havebc.-u
: .r-iiully m-locum. »n-J wid be w<!d a? usual.
A. JAYNE'S iVkiu Tea Flore,
j-, jl N >. oS Fifth i-irv-t.
Jl> > 'ls aV[) Ml;»r.s.—ihW'f who wish to get u
n.*at and w hi lilting
R iOi, FROL or GAITER,
will cal! at M'LALOULIVS,
< yft Fourth nirect.
~ "'iili'xv'b', UKlsiXuiillt i
MANU-'AUrUUEni UF ,a)AU AM) WOOD OvJOli INU
c "JVEB, Parlor &u 4 iivutiug iiuiJrA, Grate Fronts,
Fender-, Wagon Uom-a Ac , Ac. Warehouse No. 124 WOOD
Ftreet. above Fifth, Pittsburgh jy-*
s f o v k I > i i "v~aXTt O It V f
XO. 21 r IFTIf STitKET,
Sign or XKfi OLD BXAHD.
■\\riLUAM uALY hai returned from the Manuf-irtur
mg Hosiery t)i.-trict!M>l Europe, where he Cm* pur
chased, lor «i<h, a very extvnnre nud wil! assorted stock of
tlie best Je-:ripuous only of Ftorkiugs, Socks, U oderehirts,
Drawer!*, Glorea; also, new style ot Children's ami Misses’
Fancy SL-.«.kiugs, his stock of Pitts
burgn Manufactured Hosiery, lie will soil by wholesale or
retail at N»* York Importers’ prices.
WILLIAM DALY A C.».
- Remember tbu plnro—No. 24, El*n of TUE OLD STAND,
mviii
lteruoTal.
PAUL KLKINKK has removed las LITERARY DEPOT
from No. 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the
T heatre, where uo win he happy to set- his former patron?,
*ud all o;h.-r» dedrou* of purchicdug auy of tty? cheap Lb
temture ot the IJ.IV. »pt~7:ly
PEKIN TEA STOKE,
UV A. JAY.VES,
Ho. 34 Fifth strf't, between Mood and Market , south tide
Aif sol.l Wholesale ami Retail. ja3;>^
Mew Jersey Water Dleiona and Peaches,
tj'LIE is io tlaily receipt, hy Kailrtwd, of the
lin«*?t (luahty of PKACiIIIB and WATER MELONS.
Call at his Depot, No. 128 Wood street, shove tilth
au9:U SAMUEL STJU-MIUCR.
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PHILADELPHIA. : FOR SALE AND TO LET
GEORGE J. HENKEL’S
CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE,
Jfo. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Oftosit* limipgNsxacs Hall,)
j Philadelphia.
FURNITURE, IN ETERY STYLE!
Comprising Louis XIV, Louis XV, Elixabethan and Antique,
with Sculpture Carring and modern style;
In. Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, 6atdnwood and Maple;
all of superior construction, and finUhad in the
best style, equal to, if not excelling In qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish
mentin the United State*.
X, EMPLOYING none bat experienced workmen, fappren
li ticcs being poaltlvely excluded,land using the beat ma
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to per
chasers. Ahfongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, i* ibe facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond ia
style and quality, and the immense stock always ex hand,
being'eo various in design, enables purchasers to please
thedr tiwde in a selection, without the delsy necessarily
caused 1n ordering Furniture.
To Hve mu idea of the finished Furniture on bond, I need
only iuforui you that my Rooms are 17 6 leet long, by 27 feet
wide, four Doors in number; with Shops contiguous, suffl
cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work l* all done under my own immediate inspection.
49~Tbe Packing is all done In the Store, and Furniture
warrants to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Phila
delphia ar«r respectfully invited, as purenaeera or otherwise,
to call ana examine the Goods. au2&ly
ST. LOUIS,
JOSKPtI MOOBIDOE,
COMin&aiON A Nil FOKWARDINQ MERCHANT,
No. 3b Co«JH»3IAI, below Pike Sninr
Bt* Louis, Mo.,
CONSIGNMENTS aoi Commiaaiona wit Inject with prompt
and panuMul attaotlon, and libcral aJwxjiOM will be
given wdi>u required, on Conaignmenu or Bills of Lading,
in tuna.
Orden tor the pureliOM of Lead, drain, Hemp and other
Pmdtie?, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Hercfi&ndixe and Pro
duce will meet with especial core and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be p roc area, soJ th* expense
of Storage and Drayage&s much as posaJble avoided.
airxßEsccii:
Page. A Daocm, fet. Loaia; Ellia A Morton, Cincinnati;
CmuUfie.liiow A Co, do; Strader A Uom.au, do;
Chouteau * Valle, do; 110-ea A Fraser. do;
KiugA Co., do; Springer A Whiteman, do;
J.W.Mutierx Hro.,Pitt*bh; K.O.Gtsooaman A 00., do;
D. Leech A Co., do; E. AC. Yarnall A (lo.,Phllada;
V, m. Holme* 4 Co., do; Morgan, J. M.Buck A Morran:
Blow A March, New York. B. B.Comegy*. do;
Frost A Forrest, do; Shield* A Miller, do;
Charlet. A. Meig9, do; Josiah Lee 4 Co., Baltimore
A. G. Farwell A Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cote, do;
Howard, Boa A 00., do; \F. B. Reynold*. Louisville;
_ _ 11. D. Newcomb A Bro., do;
T.O.TwisholtA Co.,Commission Merchants. New Oriean*.
*3.1 have an open Tolley of Insarance. which will cover
all shipLui-cWto my address, when advised by letter per
mall, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or atth*
time of *bipmrnt. JOSEPH MOGItIHGE,
t*t. Looi*. Missouri.
Kaunas, Nebraska A KnowNothlnglim
LAND TVBSTY PER CKST. CHEAPER
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE ABOVE TERRITORIES.
Ileal Estate Farm for Sale.
r plIK *uL.*ont-.*rr is euth-.rud to s*‘li TW:> HUNDRED
1 AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRE- oK LAND, situated in
\ AUcitbeny county. PeunsylTanla, lyinir
bnrk of M Keiwjort, known &* the Whit-Mjak Finis, and in
*wkt of the pro|x>sed St.tisn on the t ounellsville Uailroad.
l inpr-vom-M* as follows: h square LOG lIOU6IC, 30 by 23
f «t, two *L»ries high; and square LOG BARN, GJ by 3->
feet, (both new and in good order;) two fino young ORCH
ARD:-, (Vst graft'd fruit.) just comm-nced lo bear. There
i- uibCty le one hucdrid acre* cli*ar«‘d and in a hith -tale
iff '■Y'itniuti. anl the balance is well net with whito-uak
tiui >*-r of the br.t order. Thi* Land Is well calculated for
a .-teck Farm. l «-inj r.-ry level, ao i ttc toil of on excellent
quality for g.-.."-glowing, and b-log well watered wub
twe.ve or fourteen never failing n-ring« of eXcelient wafer.
Tr.ii l^ t nd luis facilities rarely met with, being within ba f
* milt- of the YmighicvLrfuy and on.- mile of MonoogoheU,
nad idm.s<f on tin- line uf tin. Cooncßsvillu Railroad, and i*
-uj.j. 14^.{ t 0 nuralo an inexhaustible bed of IKON ORE.
Tbi' Land woulJ n t Or -ti tli* market, only that theown-r
is iilsuj! t<> remove to the “Fur West.” Terms cosy. and
j ric.i misierate. Ki-r further particulars, inquire of W. J.
REYNOLD. 4, at Lorenz's Ul-s* Works, or of
JAMES C. RICHEY,
R«al Estate Ageot, *t this office.
.I.'VI.KAYY
Valuable Property for bale*
T’A-l LOTc t'F GROUND, u;*ou which ore erecte.l four
Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rent annually
for f.v>vi. Said property i* situaud in the Ninth Ward cf
the > i'y of Pittsburgh, on Penn street, between —and
streets.
Also, the Factory and Ground known as the “ Empire
Work.',” sltuatwjjon ih« corner of Penn and Morris street*.
A’*<>. 23 acre* nf unimproved land, situated on the Alle
cheny river, ou« mile f.om Eant Liberty. On a portion cf
this land there is the be*t Baw Mill location in tlw eoanty.
Abo, a number of lots containing from 1 to ft acres of
t h-.ice land, situated one mile north-west of East Liberty,
and on- mile east of Lawrencevil'e.
The above nam'd pieces of property are Tery desirable,
aud will be db}"OWnl nf on advantageous terms to early pur
chjirer'.
For lerc-s cf gale and further Information apply to Win.
V. Baum, No. Wood street, Pittsburgh.
R. D. THOMPSON,
aulirtf Assignee for Ja*. 8. Negley.
Ct 11 AKLvi TK BLUME, No. 11* Womi street, too* ju't re
) critMt the following NEW MUr'IC:—A Song from the
Mcrft; 1 m Going Thi-ic; Switzer-’ Farewell Waiiz, Beliak;
BrtAber Jwna hnu'i 51aroh : LL-ur* of Devotion, n c*iilf*ciion
ot sacroJ melodies, urrae.g-d iu e.i.-y style for piano or melo
l’-.'D, t>y Gro e; Wild fci.,w r r«, Wallace; The Ltrgan Man,
G-atei!; Far-well March, beurer; Scbulhuff’s Grand Waltz :
I've Been Roaming itondo), Drw- ler; 6cfUy, v« Night
Winds, Wallace; Mod-Cap NchottU-h. Grobe; Bud*from the
Uj-era. Belluß—easily arranged and huger.'! for beginnerj;
Jordan Polka, Dew; (EuTrea Favori, j>or Wilhelm Kuhe,
ParkiusouV Garden Polka, Kerfoeu ; Parlor Mhxourku, Bei
die; To Meet Again Vu*h; Dying Words of Little Katy;
T ere is Darkness ou the Mountain. W-llhc. ; Tee Mother’s
rniile; Eirly Dreams, six beautitul melodies for small
bands, by Gjjten. Also, a good selection of Guitar
W alties, Marches, 4c. 4c. U u2
llay Wood Nursery aiid Gardena.
JAMES KENNEDY, [late Manager of the well-known Sy
racuse Nuseries, New York,; beg* leave to inform the
public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE NUR
SERY, on the Form of Mr. James 8. Negley, near East Lib
erty, where he shall be prepared,after the sth instant, to re
ceive nud fill orders for eTery variety of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Ilardy and Green House Shrubs and Plants. In
addition to a choice and superior stock on band, he baa made
arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries in the East,
to keep up hi* supply. Having a thorough and long expe
rience in the business, he can assure his customers perfect
satisfaction.
Mr. Kennedy wculd also respectfully offer bis services in
designing, laylngout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or tb* grounds of Country Residences; and will
ah*o furnish plans for the formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, 4c., in the highest styles of the art.
Practically acquainted with every branch of Landscape
Gardening, and having spent yearn in the Bylrjan Park* of
England, and on the. beautiful bankn of the Hudson, be
hopes he has the capacity to meet thi wishes of those who
favor him.
MS' Communications can be addressed through the City
I*o*i Othcv, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Nezley A
Mohan, 22 Wood street.
Boston Papier Plncbe Company.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PimBUKGII AGENCY, 07 MARKET BTKEET.—The
slletiliou of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab
inet Maker.', i* requested to URs new and gnwt improve
ment iu tin ic-ouJaciure of voibcllUbmeuts for Buildings
and SteamlioaL', ouuide and inside; Cabins, Halls, Church
es, Dwellings, Btores, and Parlor Furniture, in gilt, or in
Imitation of various kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brock
ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceiiiugs,
-Mouldings, Consuls, Trusses, Battlement, Ac; much cheaper
and handsomer thau Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great
dual more durable.
DLOCK LETTERS FOR SIGNS, very cheap and warrant
ed to last for 20 years exposed to the weather.
Above Goods lor sale at the manufacturer's prices—eoet
01 freight added. W. W. WILSON,
je2S 67 JHarkrt *L_
Near Partnerskxip«
MATTIIIIW GRAFF AND DAN'L. KLISI.NGKR, trading
heretotbre as M. GRAFF 4 CO., Siovo and Ilollow
waro Manufacturers, No. 124 Wood street, have this day
associated with them THOMAS J. GRAFF, as a partner in
their business. The name, atylu and title of the firm will,
from this date, bo GRAFF, RttISLNGER A GRAFF. They
respectfully eodnit a coutinuation Of the patronage so lib
erally bestowed upon the tlrm of M. Graff A Co.
I’itbtbtirgb, July Ist, 1861.
I y HEAT bargains of summer goods at A. McTIUUE's,
VJT ourn-r of Grant and Fifth streets. I have tbia day
tMmmenced selling off my summer stock at tirst cost; the
good* ure all new, and have been purchased ttiis season,
und aa they are now uffored at prices far below the usual
rates. Ladles would do w<-il to cull and get a bargain. The
snick comprises bereges, lawns, summer bilks, tissues,
it.-Qadiues, berege d“ lainefl, andaimoet every article usual
ly kept in a fancy store. jy3
(Hew Trimming Store,
y<>. 'CI (hrna- cf Mu: I.tireel.and the Dtamcnd.
I7MIANK VAN tIOKDEiI ruspecfully announces to the
; public of Pittsburgh andriciaity, that he will open his
new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. liAring fitted
u;> the neatest store room la the city, and filled it with a
e twice nsleotio.i of the Mient style* of Trimmings aod f.iu
cv tioods, ho flatters himself that be will oiler eaperior in
duct-neuts uud endoaror to giro lull satisfaction to all who
may furor him with tbrir palo-nage.
Now, don't forget the plact—No. SJ Market street, corner
of the Matnoad. (aprl-] FRANK NAN GOKDER,
KMTUiIPIUU WORK
.Vo 188 FFwxi street, Third dovr below Virgin Alley*
BUWN k TETLEY would call tbe attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of Gun?, Rifles aud Re
volving PisloU, the largut and best selected stock ever
opened in this market; together with a geueral assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Taekle, all of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash ptirchnwrs. or
forgood approved paper. mar^
, pUKEiSH TOWELS.—We have just received auolhor lot
I of those oirellent Tot kisb Bath ToweL«.
The Brown Linen-Towel has a sharp stimulating surface,
combining the properties ol a Flesh Brash, with the desired
flexibility of a Towel. Tbe Cottou Towel possesses a sott
nuss not attainable in the llneu, and the peculiarity of ab
earding moisture without friction. Call early and »®eor» »
lia }r C. B. HEADLI s w.,
* No. 82 Third street.
XI EW ARRIVAL AT 1100u’d.—Just receired a new and
l\ rich assortment of floe Gold Jewelry oferery dehrable
style. Al*o, pearl and relret port monies, in great rarie
tie*; fine fans, gold and eilrer thimbles, and numerous
other goods, all of which we will sell at New York ,
prioea, and much below the prices usually asked at other,
establishments in thiacity. Cali aud examine our goods
and prices, and saro from 25 to 50 per cent, m your pui
chases at 6t Market street.
Treasurer’s OlHce of the Chartlers Valley
BaUroad Company. .. ~, t
SUBSCRIBERS to thenbore Road are hereby noUfled that
the Board of Ik rectors hare called for a sec°ud InstaU*
ment of Five Doiaam per share, payable to the Treasurer
on the Ist Monday of JUNE, and also Bits
share on the first Monday of each ensuing month, until
th« whole amount is paid. _
tb iy»tf ALT AM WILKINB, Treasurer.
Property for Sale.
THE tubacriber offers for sals, on very reasonable terms,
tb* following property, via:
A Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. 110 Penn ctreet,
between Hay street and Evans’ alley; and Lot 26 feet front,
extending back 112 feet to an alley. The lleuFe is one of the
best buildings, and In one of the most pleasant neighbor
hoods in the city.
Five Lots—embracing corners 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 Building on the
corner, a two story Frame on Front pL, and two Brick Build
ings, used as shops, on Ferry eh
A Lot, 31 feet front by bo feet deep, on Front, between
Market and Ferry streets.
A Lot, with very coareniont Ptsqm Dwelling; Lot 20 feet
by tK), fronting on Congress and Elm sts.
A Hcu.-e'onu lot, on Wylie street, near the new Coart
House. The house is well arranged and in good order, and
Is uow occupied as a hotel.
A Three Story Brick, on Smlthfr'lJ street, n«r S .vmtii—
being in an excellent busineea locution. The Lot is £0 bv SO
fwit deep, fronting on Smithfifld st.
A Cottage frame and L0t,28 by liO (be t, fronting jn Anne
and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This is a very desira
ble and pleasant location for a residence.
Nine Lots in the town of M’Keesport, each CO feet by 150.
Seteral of these are on the Main street.
Xleren Acres in Limetowu, on the Muncngahala Hirer, on
which there are 4 houses; there are some 6or ? acres erex
cellent stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
t« the landing; and two ooel pits open.
Ninety Lou in the town of Columbia, CO feet by 160 each,
nearly all lord, and well located. The 0 f each Lot
has the privilege of using whatererstone coal be may re
quire Yor his own use, from a pit near the Locks. Ooltuabia
is a pleasant situation on the bank of the Monongabelariv
er, a short distance below Lojk No. 3. In the midst of an ex
tensive stone eftial region, and would be a desirable point for
manu&cturing establishments.
Two Hundred acres of superior Atone Coal,with
Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 140 rods on the
Monongabela river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation fur railroad—-with enough level ground at one
point for houses and gardens, or locations tor 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 usee, is not surpassed by any in the
oountry.
In my absence, my agent. James Blakely, Esq., w&] give
all necessary information, and be authorised to give warran
tee deeds for aQj property sold i*MM MAY,
myS# Vn.HO Wronmet
25 Per Cent Lower than any Farmlnthe
County.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR BALE.—The subscriber in
authorised to sell the following described TRACT OF
LAND, containing 111 acres,situated in North Fsjeuelowa
chip, Allegheny county,Fa., 14 miles from the City <f Pitts-
I'tirgh, and near ;he line of the eteabsnville Railroad, with
Coal and Lime Alone under the whole place, end easy of
access—lmprovements a3 follows: A very comfortable Farm
House, 3U by feet, 2 stories high; Wash Hoove, t'pring
House, imd other out buildings; a new Frame Bank Barn,
14 hy 36 feei, liuisl.ei in the best possible m&nce with
A tabling under the while building; 100 bearing Apple
Trees, best gratted qualities; a large quantity of Peach and
Cherry Tre-s, all in bearing order; about Si. acres cleared
and in a high state of cultivation, with w«t«t In all the Deles
This land is very comfortably situated in one of the bet’,
neighborhoods in the county, being convenient to market,
to churches. schools and mills, uud would not bu in the
market, only that the owner is about to remove to the for
west. Terms east and prico moderate. Fur farther parti
culars see the owner, Wil. ROBB, on premises, or the sub
scriber. JA3IEA C. RICHKY,
au'ihdsw • Krai Estate Agent.
f/OK SALE —Two splendid Farms; one of lOtMkcrus, and
J? the other 75 scree; beautifully located on the Upp«sr
At. Clair Township Plank Road, b miles from the city, each
of them lying so as to divide into 10acre lots.havings good
spring on each. 1: is a splendid opportunity for a specula
tion. Those who want a good home, or wish to make
money, would do well to look at it, a* we will sell to the
first that offers us our low price, in lots or all together.
Also, five Country Seats, 1 mile from Woods’ run, and
only 3 miles from Allegheny city, by way of the New Brigh
ton Plank Roal. They are fine healthy locations, and of
fered very low.
Alsu, ten Country Seats on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
lUl;rowd,7 mill's below the city. The/wiilberoldseparafo
or together to a colony or building association. It is a
lovely locution, and cheap, ofoouree.
Also, one Lot of two acres, and two smaller pieces cf
ground, opposite Harlman’s at Woods’ run, offered ut a
very low price for so fine a property. An assortment o:
Lands, Houses and Luts, always on band, and described in
my register. Before having you would do well to cull and
enquire of " THOMAS WOOLS,
J' * • 75 Fourth street.
Beautiful Hite* for Country Home*.
fPHK undersigned offers for sale, oq easy terms, FIFTY
X LOTS, laid off and restricted for rural reridem-ro. Also,
an ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the AUeghvny river,
714 feet lung by 2CO feet deep ; having fronts on >iarv ana
Julia Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and Herr ptree * This
square contains many Pruit Trees of the choicest kind- and
commands a tine view of the picturesque an i romantic sce
nery around. lam desirous of preserving this Hjuare en
tire, a* it would afford one of the most charming and mag
nificent sites for a gentleman’s summer residence, in the
immediate vicinity of the twodlies.
Also, about TIIR* £ ACRES OF GROUND, at the head of
the Island, advantageously situated for manufacturing pur
poses.
The aboT* property Is situated in Duquesne borough, on
the high and main bank of Herr’s Island, and is reached by
a very substantial Bridge of one span. For particulars ap
ply at my residence, in Duqucsne borough, on the rnu\r,
bank, fronting the bead of Herr’s Island, ur cf JOUN DUN
LAI’ A CO., corner of Second and Market sts., PHfoburgh.
, apr!7:tf , «M. C. MILLER.
Fifth Ward Property for tale at a Good
bargain.
Three valuable brick houses and lots.—
These Lots embrace a front on Penn street, cf G 6 feet 6
inches, to a 3 feet alley; on » hieh there la erected a valua
ble block of Brick lloua«s k two stories high, with kitchen
and cellar in basement, -ilffcet front on Penn street, and 30
feet deep on Locust street. This is a Tory desirable situa
tion for either n Store or a Tavern; Peon street Uicg the
great thruughfare cf the city : and this property Wing con
venient to the Railroad Dept.t.
This property would not L* in the market entv that the
owner is living in Washington county, andfind3 it extreme
ly inconvenient to attend tc it.
Term* cvy ami jiriw modirn:-: for furth-T particulars
enquire of KUi«KI;T LAY, Fifth \V»nL
cr J.IS. C. RICHEY,
apr£3 Real tetato at til? office.
1 Q/ W | ACRES OF LAND IN FOKKfeX COUNTY, near
IOUv tie Clnrion riTer. This land i* heavily limbered,
an excellent soil, and b said to contain as abundance ot
iron ore, and a thick vein of bituminous coal. The Venan
go railroad, which will undoubtedly be built, Will run very
near to it, if nut directly acroes it. The Mills town creek
runs through it.
ALSU, 600 acre? In Elk county, well timbered and watered,
ana lying near the route of the Snobury and Erie railroad.
No better investment could be oiA than in these lands.
Tbe completion of the Hunbury and Erie, the Allegheny
Valley, and the Venango railroads through that region
will render the coal, lumber, iron ore and soil, of great
value. Enquire of C. B. il. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,
feb22:«tm:tf No. 147 Fourth street.
Valuable Properly lor Sale,
ON J.IUKUTY STREKT, ADJoININO THE METHO
DIST GRAVE YARD, NEAR CANAL BASIN. —This
is bow the only dcnirable piece cf property in this neighbor
hood not already bought up by the i'eotisylraala Railroad
Company. Fronting on Liberty 5y feet, on him ureot 100
feet, thence to the Methodist Grave Yard SbU feet, to Liber
ty 110 leet.
Thu. property is most desirable as a Hotel. The building
now on it, a good -übstantial three story brick, with all the
Deceseary back buildings, has for u longtime been occupied
as the Union Hotel, doiiig a good business. and
others de-irvus of making a good inrerlmeut, wiil do well
lo examine the premises.
EDWARD FABER.
KENNEDY 4 CO.
I WILL SELL my unexpirvd lease (fourteen } rare.) of a
Lot, situate on O'liara street and Spring alley, in the
Fifth Ward—lo ft. fronting on O’Hara street, and running
back 100 ft. t-u Spring alley, on which is erected a four
storied Brick House, TO ft. square, with a frame, two stories,
Go ft. on Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
branch ofmanufacturingbusincss. Beingeugugec in man
ufacturing in the couDtry, 1 off-;r the above lor -ale. In
quire at No. 42ft Liberty street.
ocl3:tf EDWARD FABER.
Coal Works For Sale.
SIXTY THREE ACRE' OF LAND, with 250 acre* of Coal
attached, and ull the improvements thereon in success
ful operation, aid Farm is Mtuated on the Munongabela
river, x 4 miles above Pittsburgh, and Is supplier with a
Farm House, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad,end
an excellent harbor. - L
The vein of Coal in five feet thick, and cannot be surpassed
in quulity. For further particulars apply to
A Very Desirable Country Beat at Pri
vate sale.
T'lIE subscriber is authorised to cell the following piece
J of property, containing 2% acres of land, situated In
Collins ip., Allegheny county, Fa. This property is beauti
fully located on the bank of the Allegheny river, about 4
miles irom tbe city; having two Trouts, one on the Law
renceville ami Plank Road, and the Allegheny
river; and about GO rods oeluw the ferry, and just oelow
the new bridge, now betng built orer tbe river. For fur
ther particulars enquire of JAMES C. RICHEY,
Real Estate Agent.
SALE.—IB7 acres of Land, 8 miles south of Darling-
JT bin, ft) acres cleared, good Orchard, a good titoue
House, large Barn, two Frame Houses, all in first rate or.
der, aud otfered at the low price of $B5 per aero
Also, one-half acre L >t iou Oakland, on Charlotte street.
It is a beautiful Lot; in front of Mr. Ogdens flue improve
ment, and is Otfered at thej low price of sSoo—enquire of
me. Call and get my Register, for description? ol a great
variety of property. THOMAS WOODS,
je’Ju 75 Fourth street.
Sil I t| }- I—HALFl —HALF IN HAND, balance in 4 years, fora
W-l jIJLm / New Prame'jßouse of 5 rooms, with a large
lotot ground of GO feet on the Brownsville road, m
South PitL-'burgh. Plenty Of choice apple, peach and plum
trees, grapes,' currants and gooseberries. A large stable,
out oven, Ac The boase is well papered —good grates, Ac.
Call and exuminc the property.
iyll S CUTAbKRT A SON, 140 third Bt.
1/UtV.iiALE —six acres Land, situate near the Minertmlle
JT Road, mil* from the <Surt House; on which is a
small two story Brick House, stable, and other buildings;
also, an excellent Orchard. Terms—One-foorth cash, bal
ance in five equal annual payments. Enquire of
j«l2 AUSTIN L00M15,92 Fourth et.
C'R/ITAUK FOR KENT.—Tho mam building of House on
J Nursery UilL, with about on acre of ground. Enquire
of J. bTKDEFoRD, on tbe premife#, or of
my 23 THOMPSON BELL k CO.
Valuable Property For bale.
FIVE HANDSOME BUILDINU LOTS, situate on Centre
Avenue, near Fulton street, and within ten minutes’
walk of the Post Office. For terms. inquire of
4 GOOD DRY CELLAR, under the Neptune Engine
House, on Seventh street, suiUbie for storing molaseew
or prodnoe. Inquire of JOHN H. STEWART,
joani ’ 267 Liberty etreeL
To Let.
THE dwelling bouse now occupied by me on Federal
street, Allegheny, Mo. 4 Colionade Row, near the end
of tbe bridge. Enquire at the house.
frh-’W W. H. LOWKIE.
DHI.MS’ HNB KiTKAUTS—B dot*. Lnuna- taest'e*
traets fbr the handkerchief received by
aulfi JOfi. FLEMING.
NUMBER 31.
Land for Sale
For Sale.
NICHOLSON 4 I’AYN'K,
No. 2R5 Liberty street.
UOON « SARGENT,
comer of Wood and Fifth ste.
To Let. "
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.'From Bxiioa’H History cf Cuba.! 0-
THE STORY OF MABTf, THE SMUGGLER.
[concluded ]
“First, Excellency, do you give me your
knightly word that you will grant a free pardon
to me, if I reveal all that you require to know,
embracing the moet secret hiding plaoes of the
rovers ?”
“ I pledge you my word of honor,” aud the
commander. . .
“No matter hew heinous ini the Bigl4 of the
law roy offences may have been, stilf you: will
pardon me under the king’s seat ?”
“ I will if you reveal truly, and to any good
purpose,” answered Tacon, weighing io his mlod
the purpose of all this precaution.
“Even if I were a leader among tho rovers,
myself?'*
Toe Governor hesitated for a moment, can
vassing in a single glance, the subject before
him, and then said:
“Even then, he you whom you may: if you
are able aud will honestly pilot our afalp, and
reveal the secrefa of Marti, and his followers,
you shall be rewarded, as our proffer seta Tortb,
and yourself receive a free pardon ”
“ Excellency, I think I know yonr character
well enough to trust yon, or else I should not
have ventured here.”
“ Bpeak, then; my timo is precious,” bas the
impatient reply of Tacon.
“Then, Excellency, tbo man far whom ycu
have offered the largest reward, dead or ulive, is
now before you!”
“ And you are—”
“ Marti!”
The Governor General drew back in astonish
ment and cast his eyes toward ft brace of pistols
that lay within reach of his right haocl; but it
was only for a single moment, wboo he again as
sumed entire self control and said ;
“ I shall keep my promise, sir, provided you
are faithful, though the laws uailloudly for your
punishment, aod even now you are ia my pow
er. To insure your faithfulness, you o.ust re
main at present under guard. Saying which
he rang a silver be!! by fava side, and issued n
verbal order to the attendant who answered it.
Immediately after tho officer of the watch en
tered, and Marti was placed in confinement,
with orders to render bim comfortable until ho
was sent for. His name retrained a secret with
the comminder; and thus the eight soese
closed.
On the following day, one of tho men-of-wnr
thnt lay idly beneath the guns of Moro Castle,
suddenly became the eoene of the utmost activ
ity, and, before noon, had weighed her anchor,
and was standing cut into the gslf Etream.
Marti, the smuggler, was ou board as her pilot,
and faithfully did he guide the ship, on the dis
charge of bis treaoherous business, among the
shoals and hays of the coast for nearly a month,
revealing every secret h3nut of the rovers, ex
posing their most valuable depots and well se
lected rendetvous ; and many a smuggling craft
was taken and destroyed. Tho amount- of money
and property thus recovered was very great;
and Marti returned with the ship to claim his
reward from the Governor General, who, well
satisfied with the manner in which tho rascal
had falfilled his agreement aud betrayed those
comrades who were too faithful to be tempted to
treachery themselves, summoned Marti before
him.
“As you have faithfully performed your part
of our agreement,” said the Governor General,
“ I am now prepared to comply with tbd articles
on my part. In this package you will find free
and unconditional pardou3 for all your past of
fences against the jaws. And here is aa order
on the treasury for—”
“Excellency, excuse me, the pardon I gladly
receive. As to the sum of money you propose
to give to me, let me make a proposition. Retain
the money; aud in place of it, guarantee to me
the right to fish in the neighborhood of tho city,
and declare the trade in fish contraband to all
except my agents. This will richly repay me, ‘
and I will erect a publio market of stone at my
own expense, which snail be an ornament to the
city, and which, at tho expiration of a certain
number of years, shall revert to the government,
with ell the right aod title to the fishery.”
Tacon was pleased at the idea of a superb
fish market, which should eventually revert to
the government, aod alsp at the idea of saving
tho large sum of money covered by the promis
ed reward. The singular proposition of tho
smuggler was duly considered and acceded to,
and Marti was declared in legs! form to possess,
for the future, the sole right tofieh imho neigh
borhood of the city, or to sell the article in any
form, and he at once assumed ail the rights that
the order guaranteed to him. Having in his
roving life learned all tho best fishing grounds,
he furnished the city bountifully with the arti
cle, and reaped yearly au immense profit, until
at the close of the period for which tho monop
oly wss granted, he was the richest man on th*
island. According to the agreement tho fine
market and its privilege reverted to tbeyovern
ment at the time specified, p.nd'tbc monopoly br.a
ever since been rigorously oufurecd.
wizard, now possessed of immense wealth,
looked about bim, to see in whut way he could
most profitably invest it to insnre a handsome
and sure return. The idea struck him if he
could obtaio the monopoly of theatricals io Ha
vana, on some such conditions aa he had done
that of the right to fish off its shores, he could
still forther increase his ill gotten wealth. - He
obtaioed the monopoly, on condition that he ,-
should erect one of the largest and finest thea
tres in the world, which he did, locating the
same just outside the city walls. With the con
ditions of the monopoly the writer is not con
versant.
[From the Philadelphia North Americ.vi.;
. Mormoniiu in England.
A Mr. Rickards, who, in the course of a re.
cent examination before a Parliamentary eom
mittee in Eagland, in reference to emigrant
Bhips, described himself as President of the Mor
mon Church in England, stated that his churoh
counted sixty thousand members in Great Bri
tain. including children ; that the wholo country
is divided into districts, each with its President,
and that tho work of proselyting is proceeding
quite satisfactorily. He said farther, that the
whole of these Latter Day Saints are “ authori
tatively advised that they should emigrate, and
enther to the m riu body in Utah,” where tho
number of the connection ie between forty and
fifty thousand. We fcave some doubts of tbe
correctness of these estimates, and are inclined
to think they are exaggerated for the purpose of
giving importance to the church. Sriil there
can he uo doubt that the number of proselytes
made in Great Britain and on tho continent is
quite large, aud in view of the invariable in
junction that they moat join their brethren in
Utah, we have presented the probability that a
year or two hence that anomalous territory will
be occupied with a sufficient population to enti
tle it to admission as a State.
When that event takes place, wo shall have a
r-nuestion presented to our statesmen which has
nVver yet arisen in our history— whether a ter
ritory wherein Church and State are uuhed can
I be constitutionally admitted into the Union. In -
Utah this is undeniably the case to such an ex
tent that there is uo definable oivil law beyond
the pale of the church. The local magistrates
are religious functionaries elected nt church *
gatherings. Ihe courts established by the|au
thority of the national government are destitute
of business, not because there is none for its ad
judication, but because all difficulties are nd
: jQJted by the Mormou tribunals, and the Mor- ~ '
j ruons carefully abstain from the use of the na
tional Courts. The President of the church is
j the dt facto Governor and ruler, and will so re
; main, no matter who may bo appointed the
nominal Governor. His fi*t is the law of the
territory, and tbero was more truth than boast
: iug in bis recent declaration, at a Slonnon
! meeting, held at the city of the Salt Like, that
the national government could cot help appoint
ing him Governor, as he was so in reality and
would remain so as long as he pleased. In what
ever light we view this arrange development of
American progress, it seems franght with trouble
and exceedingly difficult of solution; and the N
stronger the Mormons become the greater is the -5
| complication.
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