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A.itf *6**£p 4#jt* «3* §&w4*imT f *iM f Yrf'i */£&n;+£sb>&«:jlb l t£ts* vt gggsg>:&*», 5.5^4 r *%£a‘‘-> * tX v*. ‘ J.sc}S i *f-fJ*i s 3..v.J-'v^.ViV•C'jfJS'A*"«•» ll£>*»*Cht 1 < ! YYi:;-. . : ?&•: Q&. ; r x #?i* ‘ • y ' ' * ' ?; ®W^'^ ; :v.:. -Iv-r fetes ' * V, ■ ' IP"- »V V- " T y •V ? • . fe A-vLVY. Vl 1 Itui, wAuaMOKMNG JcVSTi iVfahrf «wA fltfMW <*rp —Offrfrrf) | v 'BY GIUiKDKft * MOmOHSEY. :; _ gokxa>wm oomira* or woon ah tom •¥■■■■■. - ;. 49*TJf* *s.—Five Doflars a year, mfrahlasttdetfr In .advance. fix DdQarswfll invariably be req aired it not prid : Wiihlo Um year. I .49“ Single copies vwe dxsra—&r mi* at the oountarinthe and by the News Boys. I; ; the BAnraDiflaoMraio post > fapabliahed from the same office, ona large blanket die : sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in edvaaoe. Single eopie* : 49*No;pa}trwjii < 6e fiamattnaed (animat tfc*dicer** , on of the Proprietor.) nnitl ell arrearages arepaH. : 49* Ko attention Wm be paU to any order imSaai aeoen* Moled by the money, or mttsftntory refownaaln thtoetty. ‘ 49- Connected inu the EstabUaXmcnL of the ’ timt. of Ou largtxt Job Printxne Qjlou in the c*y, where all ■ tn di qfwrkia doneontteihorUd iutiee, and putt ream* hteUr% m. • . . . „ • ■ "• ! PROFESSIONAL CARDS. GKO. P. GILLVOiiK, : * ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Qffltt, corner of Bmrih drcet and Chen? aQey, PZTTSBOXaB,. PA-, ■ ( 49“ Will attend to hU professional burineu ah usual, at his office, between the hoars of 9 A. M, and 4 PTIL of each 'day. V jyao ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, ATTOpOhI EY AT Li AW, S3jf JLOPIS. Mo. , i ' JOSBPH WKAVBtt, . . - (ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, | Office, No. 144 Fourth Itrc.t, \ JaSilyg] rirraßoaog. tet ' - ; I JOHN BAR.TAB, ! [ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Att LAW, : Office, corner. Fifth ud Grand ate., >. Ja&lygV pimacimg, pa. • j ] it. Biddle j&ob«rt«7 ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No. lMSmithbeAd street, between Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend* *d to—sp-dsl attention given to Conreyancing. j [dec3:ly i . Thomai lleani! 1 f. A MORNRY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANQBKY. r next door to the Port Office, Steubenville, Ohio. my* j B. P. Roil» . i A TTORNEY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pitfoburgh, A fourth door below Mr. Body Patterson's Livery fetaaie. - j jeflB J. 8. tforrlaom ! TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAWrOfflo*, rw _ moTed to No. 44 Qrant street, near Fourth, nttsbsrgb, | swlfty i 7 O. Orlando LoentS) ! TTORNBY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood. - jy-fcy • ~ j Thomas SC. Marshall, ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Lowries UaiWli street. ' R. B. Caraahan, - A TTORNBY AT LAW—Office ou Fourth strek, between A. Oherry alley and Qrant street. ' : Jeffiy : J. N. Jt>«)ewryy » ; A TTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW*—Office in Baheweirs Baiidlnga oh Grant street j jtfl D. H. Ilaaen, j TTORNHi aT LA W—No. 137 Fourth street, above and „ near Smithfield. imsrTDy Alderman Watson, Ojfiee on Third street, opposite the old Post Qjßer, WHERE all business pertaining to the office of Alder* man and Justice of the Peace will be promptly tt* iteodedto. Acknowledgments of Deeds and Mortgages, and •Other instruments of writing, taken at his office! or at the -.residence of the parties. ( : The Dockets of D. fc*. SCULLY, late aa Aldendan of the •City of Pittsburgh, are placed in my poesesstooj Pereoas having Judgments on said Docket*) may have th 4 necemary gnooeas Usu«d thereon by Alderman Wateon. j [my&tf ■ N. Buekmaiter, Aldermans OFFICE, Grant .trust, botwecn Fourth et. and! Diamond alley. Ooureyanclng of all kinds done wfth'the great* «rt care and Ugal accuracy. Titles to Real Rstato ex* Ainined, Ac. B. w. Neal,~-)Llderai«m. 1 ~Vro. 91 THIRD fireeW-between Wood and Marietetroets, itj Pittsburgh. Collections promptly made. Bonds,Mort- Sagas, and other writings drawn with neatness and aceo racy. !k2H r . 11. AUL, SUrtQBON DKN eeasoT to -G. W. Biddle,) XO. 1 . j 1 I T U Office boars, from 8 Co 1 cxlock, and from 2 to C o’clock ♦ frblfcly J.SOOTT, fourth doorS Market. > ; ''* Ornci Uoc*s—From ulna A. M. to ft?e |\ m. idaoafcy BUSINESS CARDS. 1 8s t. uiasnsx-.. jCOXIBSIOS AND FORWABWSG SEBCIIASTS, Dealers Generally in Produce* Pittsburgh, Cin- cinnsti ami other Manufactures, &C ifa.W Frvnl Strutt, between Market and Ferry strteU, PITTSBOMH, PA. jffr* Liberal casih advances made on consignments. Par ticalar Attention paid to forwarding Western merchandise. Clark, t Thaw, Whl & Co.. Wm. il’- <JuUy <t Co., J. Sellers ± Co., Uays * Blank, Kramer t w«fam | Henry Graff, li*}., Wm. Kicnbaum, 8. K. Johnaton, thomaa Bakewail, Ksq., George Ledite, Biq., Solomon Stager, Kaq. ' | ■)»&? • /. j .. , >t . frujß subscribers bar* this day fora«d a partnership lor purpose of carrying oa Gommiuion and fimoard tug, in coaoection with the Fith, Dacon and Oil, j and Pro duct business generally, under the style of Kxousi k Rica Afcsebs; warehouse No. lift Water ami 1W front street*; farabriy occupied by Burt ridge i Ingbram. WM. B. ENGLISH, JAIIE3 RICHARDSON, JA3. J. BENNETT. * fb, February Ist, 18ft4rfeb3 IV H. DitAYo, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer li • Country Produce, offers for sale e choice, atnch D Groceries, selected for family use. Spices of every variety •bd the purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also, Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ez ebangefor Merchandise. fc. R.'ft. has procured a full assortment of Landreth’i. Warranted Garden Seeds, and invitee the attention of all in terested In rural affaire. ‘ i jaull Copartnership rililK UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into 00-part X nenihip, under the name mid style of J.A. HUTCHI SON A CO.,for the purpose of ifaaacttng a Comml*k>u and grocery business. JA3. A. HUTCHISON, ] A.M. WALLINGFORD. ! Pittsburgh, February 1, ISM ; fcbO m. s. aaousu. t. uchariwo:*. j.t.<aszxkrr • SKaLISH A RIOUAUDSOS, - /TIOMHISSION AND FOB WARDING MERCHANTS, azo v> Wketsaaie Dealers in Fish, Bacon and otl.andfProduc* generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by BorbriJge A faxbram. No. 118 Water and 180 First street, Pidsburgb, ganT h* _ _ ..JSO. A. I4*«UAW BIILEY * BESBHAW, : TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY Dealers ic Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Wart, Hx>us» keeping Utensils, Ac., Wholesale and Retail, No. 269 Libert) atreet/Plttsbargh. | «M-rl6:y Auras jobs sicols, ants* > Pittsburgh. Maryland. Pittsburgh. Balters* Jfleols * Co.* . PRODUCE &*n> GBNRRAT.-OOMIUS3ION MERCHANTS, No. 30S liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. \Bperm, linseed and Lard OQs. . iy2» r.ULLOI. • 1864. i. cans " FBA’S S2LLEBB & CO., Vfnrsrdert end Oommluton Mircttiti [ ' DSU.KI* U» PROVISIONS, OROCKRIRB AND OILS, > *" /Jtfclpit] tip. 309 Liberty street, PitUburfh, Pa WfTLU,* «*n.T.»P ) Vhll* 1 —-WH. aiCKJJMUW, Pufr,t>urgh i Miller * tttoketaon, > QROOKHS, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIES, Iff Wine* end Segmrt—Noe. 172 and 174, ooraer bf Irwin end liberty streets, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Oottod Yams, j iy3B ' . vyillUu Carr do Co., [ f. (W*. Cans lato af the flrui of J. Parses ft C 4 ) ■tirUOLBSALKUROCKHSaod Dealer* In Porelgfa Wine? ~ yy and Brandies, Old Monougahola and HectibAi "Whis ker, No. 329 Coutmeruiai Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, a. . - m *&y j-ju.n r ua. giaafraniCK. H’OLURKAN, HBRROS * OUi WHOLESALE Grocer*, Produce Dealers and Commis sion Merchants, No. 243 Liberty street. .aprga PITTSBURG % PA. BMOS&K - —OWJ- 4 V WAS. BIHQUIBI A CO., ! *fOR WARDIN(i AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Liberty ttreel, oppotiU Penna. Railroad Depdf, j*prt PiTTaßDaol, Pa. PAGODA TBA STOtllB. j JEHU HAWOItTn, Wholesale and Retail Grocer j Dealer and Importer of Old Country Illicit Teas, Frendh Bran dies, Wines, *e., corner of Diamond alley and the Diamond, HU»(rargh, P«. f«b2B:yj_ T" LIVINGSTONS * CO., FORWARDERS, CO EMISSION MERCHANTS, Steamboat Ageats t Taro Hawi, Iro’x. [ WSI. A. B'CLOB O, ■ 4TTEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER, "S* * coaau or wooDiAan sava struts, ~ Pittsburgh, T - Henry H. Column, ” T?ORWARDING AND OOJIMISSION MERCHANT, and ) J . Wholesale Dealer In Cheese. Butter, Seed*, Fish, and grodnee generally. No. 25 WOOD Bu Pittsburgh, j [marfi ? Paul dt Murdock, >TlOHMiaaiON AND FORWARDING MERGHANB, AND iv STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Watfcr ßtreot,CiMAnneti, Oblo. [spl£tf_ T Kins A Doerhcad, : ITTHOLEiALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS— w No. 27 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. .. • [my23 * Smltlx dfc Sinclair, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND OOMMI3BION MBB* CHANTS—Corner Wood and First sta. (nov3 ~ * Co., ; WHOLES ALBWtOCEttS and Commission Merchants., corner of Peon and Ira-ln streets, Pittsb’gb. ] JaSayfc [ W. S. Haven* mHI OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (LAW Joint -1 gtosr k BTOCXTOS,}*QiI BLANK BOOK ASD STATIONS KY WAREHOUSE —la prepared to execute everv ftyle ©» Commercial, Canal and Steamboat Job Printing and and famish every article In the Blank Book, P*per and Stationery line, at the-ahortestnotlee end on the men reasonable terms. $' t : Bloat Book and Stationary Warehouse, owner of Market and Beoond Btreets. *1 : Printing OBtoe and Book Biodery,Ko.*o Third st. j novlft B. T. C. Morgan, T>OOKSELLER AND STATIONER—Lai always on baa t> a general aasortmentof School,Miscellaneous and Blank Boohs, Printing, Poet and Cap Paper, *e-Wholesale and lto -sm. No. 104 Wood street, below Fifth,* East side, Pittiargh. Wanted, Bags and Xanoars’ Scraps. aplfcly ■ i; B-naaell A- Bro., I -OOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS. DEALERS IN IST AN p DARD AND LIGHT LITERATURE, and Publishers ol the 1.0.0. F. TOKEN, No. 15 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa ! ' " — 1 \ I. W. Chadwick, i —: — Dealer in rags, and paper, no. 149 wood street, Pittsburgh. The highest price in cash paid lor rags. i:mytl:y ’ \ EU * A. WHOLB3AXK QttOCl sign Wlnea and U< ttfleJ Whtoky, No, 291 Lit tr JOSEPH '4/r&OT7AOTCTKKR of k M_ TURSMd CHAIRS, • ; assfissyk ■Steaded to. iroUN M’DtSVixx_A BRO., Grocers ukl Dealer* Id I « Foreign and Domes tie liquors, Liberty it eet, opposite §Md of Bmlthftol* st. JaSI I ■ -'>v ' .. >< - I>''' '• -r S'f-S STOK* bfjaoO l‘t fi ft: 1 . :'.iias;u. .Ults. KICfIBAO*. HBIISTINK 4 CO. > : : i ■ . ' : ■ > .i *■. ' --j "'\f .. _ V , m + *•„ ft .• ■ *r i "'•.■i-'-r -i - >t' i '1 ir, I fflaib Mamins Bad. PUBLISHED DAIL7, BY QILLMORE & MONTOOMERY, AT THE ‘■ri_ , BT BUILD! NOS," CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. VOLUME XIII. i BUSINESS CARDS. i 1 ~ JO9EPU VLKKkiltii fSUCOIBBOR TO L. WILCOX k 00.1 • MAKKKT STRKKT AND DIAMOND, keeps 1 V “S“S n , t y S? 1 “ tlJ * ,uU of Drtiga, Medl oU-UotoporUta ■9® -1 Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at J Ja:9y ;ioa« fum»«. coca*** rL*»wo. flemihq brothers, „ „ (Successors to J. KMdACo.) WHOLESALE HBUGGISTB, i JVb. 60 Wbod street, Pittsburgh, ft. jinSSSy^-D^* Vermifuge,Llrer JOHH haft. JR., (Sifecwof to Ju. M’Qugey,) Whoieaii* »na Ket*tl Orngilit, AND DWTer in FAINTS, OILS* DVR STUM'S, Ac- 141 Wood street, three doors below Virgin alley, ■prLmAely PITTfBUROII. «iO«AN D. MOKOAM, Aft. i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, - ANWDUI.tK.IH j Dy*-*tufli, Paints, Oils, Varnished *o., iNo. 93j£ Wood street, (one door south of Diamond alley, j i . riTtgßoaoa. [i*^j i JOHfit Mm-HfiLl. | WHOLESALE AND .RETAIL DRUGGIBT, i b ~, Ho. 135 Wood Street, - nx£a< i liotiea. JOS. FLEMING haring undated with JOS. ABEL, the. business will hereafter be conducted under the etjle of J. ABKL A CO., at the old stand, comer of bmiLhfleld and Fourth streets. jaUy William Thorn, Drugflit, HAB REMOVED to the corner oiMiAND gad PENN Stttsti, where be will, as usual, attend promptly t<' bia numerous triendfl. AH hrtfcles in hb line are warrant*! pore, and pqt np with the utmot eare. marH&m B. A* Ftluicitoek A. Co., - WHOLESALE DilUU.WAK£llOU&£—Corner First and ■Wood stream, and corner Wood and tfurth, [ftbl ft. L. ALLEN, WBOUSkLg OK4LXK IN ' Foreign Wine#, Brandies, Cigars, Old Hononga heia Bye Whisky, ftc., i ALSO, RECTIFYING OISVIUiBR. ! NO. 5 WOOD STREET, PITTS UU KG U, l‘A. WINKS, Brandies, Gins, CorJiaJs, Jamaica Spirits, 8t OroU ami New England Kam, CUtrefr, Giumpagne*, Bootcb Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon, Old Aonongxhela Dye ana Rectified rt hwky, Appin, I’oach, WU«I Cherry and Blackberry Brandi**; iui|>-.ru*i Havana. Kigali*, and Prindpe Cigars; HalMjmubh and Common Cigars, all at such low p-tces as to challenge compe Itiot Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every aiyl«v*oi! Demijohn* of all gluts. 1 respectfully invite an examina- Uon of my atock,. at No. b »YGOU Street, Pittsburgh • Hj.r.lrXy JUUH UttdUi r, , IMPORTER OF lilt AN UltS, GIN, WINtB, Ac.—Dealer inline dl ttonongabel* Whisky, Peach Brand.., Ac. Also, Rectifying Distiller, corner of dmUhfleid and From streets, Pittsburgh. »prf3 ~ «]» Hryar, - ~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR UI9ICUANT 166 liberty street, and 31 Diamond alley. leblOty HemovaL ! «-JNQ. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIBR, - ®* HAB removed to 294 LIBERTY afreet, opporit* Garrison Alley, and No. 3 bKVKNTH, near Smithfifld, wbant the attention ot bis friends and tbe public U-invtted to the Stock of KKADI-JIaDK GOODS always on hand. Also, Cloths,Cuaimeres and Vestingi for ordered work. A full assortment of Furnishing Goods for gentlemen, including UaUof all qualities, Trucks, Umbrella*, Ac., Ac. jabj Fobs **ciontsr... cumulus m’clmsxt. Whol—alt tod Betail Clothing Merchant#, - NO. BB WOOD STREET. (TtHEsubacrilHrs* respectfully inform their old castomars ! 1 ’ and the public in general, that they have this day as joctacea tbernaelVM in tbe above buriuees, under the firm At JOHN M’CLOSKfcY A 00. They respectfully eolidt a inure or public patronage. . The previous business of each will be settled by them* mlth respectively. f»UI T> bAUO), plainer the firm of Couasr A Lamp,) haring Xv* opened STORK NO. 0, (two doors above tbe old Siam,) for tbe purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share oi the patronage of the late Qrm N. B.—Clothing mode to order in tbe meet fashionable stvios, and on lb* shortest notise—infurior to none in tbe <ntr.__ Jan26:y James C. Watt* \g KRCHANT TAILOR—Ne. 46 Fifth street, oppositethe ATX aprf_ Jane* JHnUlmgar, MOHONQAHRLA PLANING MlLL—Would rmpeetftillj inform hi* friends and the pumis, that bis new setaN Rahment U now In full operation, ana that be is prepared to ftirnkh Boat Cabin*, and Oil all order* for Planed Comber, with promptness, and at tbs lowest rates. Board ami Plant* planed on one or noth (Idea, constantly on hand. Beah, Doora, and Mouldings, of every description, made to order. . Bonders and Carpenters woaid find it to their advantage to give him a call, as he can now ittmun them with planed <taS suitable lor every deecrlp&on ot wort.: - KKSEOH A C&IfIWXLL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, MANUFACTURERS or all kinds of BRASS WOKE, LO COMOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, he. Al so, Cotton Halting ManoSseturors.. Foundry oa ltebecca street, Allegheny City. ' Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh. ; OLD BRASS and OOPPKR taken in exchange fur work, or cash paid. Orders left at the foundry or Offioe. will be promptly attended to. : f»b8:ly JOSEPH T. LUWRV, Jfo. 43 Cbrner of f\ft A and Wtxd Streets, Office up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh, RESPECTFULLY shnoonofe to toe public that he ba* commenced the REAL ESTATE AUBffOY, io connec tion with Intelligence and Übueral Collecting. Ue will also attend to renting. Persons in want of eervants, in any capacity, or tbueeln wan t of places, will be supplied at short noth*. All business entrusted to his care promptly at- Tended to. Refermcet T. J. Uigtuua, Esq., Rithaxd Cowan, Esq., W. i. Leslie, lir. Alex. Black, Janies Mockeral, A. A. Mason, •lafflt A Old. janltf M. OBAFV 4t CO., Western Foundry, So. 124 Wood street, ___ MTMBCftQII, PA-, _ iTANUFACTURER- OF COOKING STOVES, Coal and k«X Wood Stove*, Purlar Stoves, dloliow Ware, Plum aud ~&ucy Grates, Plain aod fancy Vendees, Sad and lH>% Irons, ■4ugar Kettles, Tea Kettle*, Wagon Boxei, Ac. [Ju3:ljj AnatUa Loomlii U KAL ESTATE AOKNT, Merchandise, gtoA, **4 Bill CV Office, No. M Fourth Street,(aboTe Wood.) Tba jaoaonthrr haring opened an ofioe at the aUrri pine, lor the r iurpon'ot negotiating l<t«na, Milla, Bond*, Mortgages, and di oihqr Instrument* for the security of.Mouey, aiidfor the juitDMe anil eaie of Stoeks. Will alto give prompt and jaxttcalar attention to buying, selling, renting of and W*as •.dlteal Estate. [jfl] AUSTIN LOOMIB. Schnchman A Uauuietiti LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite the Pwt-offlce, Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscaper, hill UWs, Show Bills, uabvls, Architectural and Machine braving*, Uarinuo and Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn op Stone, Printed n Colors, Cold, Drome,or Black,ln the meet approved style, • iad at the most reasonable prices,' oetlfi:ly B. B*'H.lmey, • LTOVB*» BIQN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTHIw, AND £jL-JDpal«c in Palntt—No. 44 SL Clair street, Pittsburgh. Hu constantly on hand kinda ot Faints, either dry or mixed, Japan and Copal Varnish. Linseed Oil, boiled Oil, ipkita Turpentine, Window Class 01 all idles, Fully, P&iut Brushes, Ac; all of the best quality, and for ade at reasons* tile prioee. i- ■wpll MfICLISH AKD OhA8!iO. Ah SKMIMAKY. W. T. MoDONALD, M. A., PwSciPll. 'PHEnext suasion of the institution will commence 011 X MONDAY, the 6th Of September next, at the room cor ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the Messrs. Veeder. Htftrznott —Hon. A. W. Loomis, C. Knap, Jr., 8. f. Von ■inborsti K. Milter, jr. au<*6 JACOB APCOLLUTEtt, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OfQAR MANUFACTURER i - nn> DiALsa cr all ram or Tobacco, Bniiff, and Cigars, So. 126 Fifth tt., PiLtiburghj ft. 49" Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the various brands-of .Imported Cigars. Ja3:{ JOSEPH CHAPMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IMPORTED CIGARS, wyMy No. 63 Maakst btxkst, PirrsiotaH. POWER 4b RIKRDOM, A RGHITECTURAL AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERS j\. Ornamental Patterns for Casting,-In every style; Modeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornament* for the decoration of Steamboats, Buildings, Ac; 00 BMITUPIELD Street, near the Poet Office. yl;3m NEW PAPER MILL. 1 CANTOS, OHIO, FISHER, ANDERSON A CO., hare just started their pa* per mill at the above plaoe, where they will be happy ,to receive orders for printing and wrapping paper of all Maes. . . feb27:tf A. Tlndle, WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE and CARPET BAG manuffio • turn. No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa, ij» 3 _ John H. Melior, TT/HOLESALS AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL TV INSTRUMENTS, PianM, Mode, School Books and Stationery, No. 122 Wood street. (jaal i. j.moAir ........... naWnL am, jr. : , HA.GAS *> \TTHOLBSAU3 and Ketail Dealers ia Silks, Jitney and ■ W Staple DR 7 GOODS, Nob. 91 Market and 8 Union itieet, Pittsburgh. >pr4 ■ K. WHITBHOUSE, Fancy sick and wooisn dykb and olbankr, No. 7 ISABELLA St., ow tke Sausat natal, mnH AiLtonufT. ! ' ' ” TliitiaijiK* LltUei i TTTATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—JfUUI street, between ' T T and Market streets, opposite! In* City Hotel. All Kind* of Jewelry made and repaired. ; I apfoly S. ODTHBEKT. S. CUTHBKRT A 80N, Rial estate and general agents, So. so BmithJUld street. . norl ■ flara« HLEE, (soooxmox to Mtmpin * Lu.) WOOL DEAL # KB AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the sale af a »ri Woolen Poods, No. 138 Liberty street. [my4 ■ l, k« utywardi - . DEALER ia BOOTS,SHOES. TRUNKS and LEGHORN wwtA BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty sts* N 0.174 PltfoborgKPa. JeU:y : ~ ’ ' BARR 4 HOHKR, ’ .1 ROHUEOTS:—Offices: Philo Han. No. T 6 Third street, j3L^.Pittab°mh ; and east sideof tbel Diamond, Allegbeflf- J3ar t* all doreriptions. and rn«kw ; also,theflnestqoality ofHoope, Uoonds and Squares. j^Lqpveorder* for Iron In the box, at the city Post Office. oelS •-Iv ■■ • ■' ' BUSINESS CARDS. J. O. INDEBSOI, No. 8 Wood itroot, Pittsburgh, Pa., WHOLES ALS Dealer in Foreign F rules, Nuts, Spices, Oonfeetiooery, Bagars.OigaW, Ae. Rnisins, Pigs, Prnnee, Oranges, Lemons, limes, Dates, Citrous, Almonds, Filberts, Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, Piue Apple Cbeuee, Sardines, Pickles, Sauoes, Rock Candy, Ter nuceUl, Haeeaxonl, Olive Oil, Ae., Ac. apr2o:ly v I BHTBHPKiIE WOBKHt ■A. 130 TOosR&Lsr.T .an nooa mmujw viboib ailvt. • Be WN a TBTLKr. IMPORTERS and mannfiKturors of SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We - - keen a gsMeal aaeortment of tbe above articles constantly on hand; together with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Uuns, Pis tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder, Lead, and BuUefr; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Rtrtvus; Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.— Also. Trasses and Supporters. Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. RIFLES]—We are making Rlhae of every description, to order, of the beet material, and workmanship warruuted.— Orders received for them at Wholesale or Retail, will t* fill ed with despatch. Hunting partite supplied at Wholesale prices. mylt Chandeliers and Gae Flxtnrei. THEtubecribersare now opening at their new Wareroom- NO. 100 FIRST STREET, between Wood and smith field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Oas Fitting, ever offered In this market Having arrangements made by which they will be constantly hi receipt of new pnttvrti* and varieties, they confidently Invite the attention of pur chasers to their selection. We are determined to e*Ui u low as any house lu the West, and being practical Gas Fit ters, can offer peculiar advantage* to those desiring article* tu this line. Wwooutinue ae heretofore to fit np buildings of every de scription for gas. water end steam. Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly. ' GEORGE ULETCUSR, ’ PROM NEW TORE, , --r—MANUFACrrUUERof the celebrated « As > \ Gossamer Ventilating Wig, i:ia*tir /\\ l Band Toupees, and every description Mlsna of Ornamental Hair, for Ladles and V Gentlemen. 79 FOURTH STREET, Wood and Market, PUts- BlATcakn’s system enables Ladie* and Gentlemen to measure their head* w with accuracy. No. 1. Tbe roundof the Head. No. 2. Prom Cbeforehead °v«r the head to neck, No. 2. No. 3. From ear to ear, over the top. No. 4. From ear to ear, round tbto forehead. For Toupees, to cover the top of the bead only—a paper pattern, the exact shape of the bald part. . fmyt flaw Cornel* mad Carriage Factery I JOKHBTOH, BBOTHBU ft CO., Obmcr of Bebtcca aad Bdmmt ffreefr, AlUghenir City, : yg WOULD reepectfully inform their friend* the pablic generally, that they haw commenced the manufacture of Carriages, Vw W. ißaroucbe*, Rockaways. Boggle*,Sleighs and Chariot*, in all their various styles of finish sod proportion. AH orders will be executed with strict regArd to durability And beauty of finish. Repair* will aLo be attended to on the most reasonable term*. Urine la ail their work the best Eastern Shafts, Poles, aad Wheel stuff, they feel confi dent that all wbo favor them with their patronage, will be perfectly satisfied oo trial of their work. are requested to give u« a cal), before pnreha ring elsewhere. octCily Pearl Steam. Mill; CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENT CITY, (nan tat naiutoan sTartoa.) FAMILIES Will be vuppUedwlthourvarloasgrades of FRB6H GROUND FLOUR, By leaving their orders at theMUlor In our boxes at Logan, Wilson A Co., Wood street.br Braun A Knlter,cor ner Liberty and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh. H. P. Bchwartx, or J. T. Sample, Dragglets, Allegheny. Flour will be delivered to tuallles in elujer of Hie two cl tic* Tbuu: CASH ondeUrerv. jyffl BpYAN. KENNEDY A CO. Il A K lF W A li i: FOR Saddlers and Carriage Makers. R - L.leega JR., PITTSBURGH. , . Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laces, Hois, Bent Stßft Springs, ftc., ftp. fItBABI TEAS! TRASS— A WORTH, the origiuai and X only importer In this ii '! tbe beat Congo Teas from London, Is now recatving a v.- v large and choice selection of TEAS, which he is doteru.iaod to sell at such price* and flueneae of quality, that all tbe reckless puffers In thlsor tbe next city cannot beat. He most respectfully invite* the ladles and gentlemen of this and the .surrounding districts, without distinction of nation, to call and try bis Tea*, which be sells subject to b* returned, if they don't give satisfaction. The following are tbe prices: Prime Oolong, Souchong and Congo, 37 rents $ lb. - A verv superior English breaktast Ooogu. 60c ft lb. Extra fine, a very delirious Congo, 76c. Eb. Fine Young Hyaon, ID. Extra fiq« Young Hyson and Imperial, 76c.« fo. Very best Young Yyaoa and Imperial, 81 ft !b. Don’t mistake tbe pIooe—PAGODA TEA STORE, corner of Diamond and Diamond alley A liberal reduction made to Ueaieni iao2l NlfiW MUSIC ATullK- —The tiub«<*riOera have opennl at .>O. S 3 Fcorth struct, a choice collodion of music and ouslnl Instruments, Italian and German string*, Pianos, by M. Krard, of Pari.', and Mr. Arnold: Flutes; by Si. Ruler, Frankfort, A. M.; Clarionets, do. Alt kinds of brass instru ments from the boot Francb manufactories, all of wbleb we offer u> the publlr on more ttberal terms, feeling confident that we can render entire satisfaction. 11. SCiIttOEDKR A CO., No. S 3 Fourth st. U Scbroeder and tl. Anton will giye Instructions on the piano, rlolln and guitar. eepgfl ARNOLD & WILLIAMS. HEATING AND VENTILATING WAREHOUSE, MAS PT ACTUUU 07 ChUson Furnace*, Wrought Iron Tubing, Ajcd Kittmos po'b drcutrOAJ oB Wat«r, fi®“ No. 24 Market street, Pittsburgh. fiF* We hare sold our Furnaces, Pattern*, Ac.,to Messrs. ARNOLD A WILLIAMS, whom ve cordially recommend to the patronage of Um public. ja3:g SCAIFB, ATKINSON A OK ELY. D.tipot Ot LoUgworth 4l Zlnmeruaa’i Ca tawba Wines and Brandy. THE undersigned bar received and offers for sale, of CYn cut rum price*, a large quantity of Locworth A Zimmer man’s choice and world-renowned Sparkling, Dry and La -dies’ Sweet Catawba Winer. Such as may desire to procure an excellent article of Natire Wine, (the pure juice of Uie grape,) will find my establishment the place for the gratifi cation of their desire*. The Catawba Brandy, dUtillnl from the genuine Grape, is declared by many excellent judges, equal In Qaror to the best Imported Cognac. D. FICKETSEN, jaw . No. 13? Liberty street Ituin’s A Clark's Ptaoso AFJUIBH arrival of NUNNS A ™ celiibrated PIANOS has just been by the subscriber. They hare been o*d«^^Wnf and carefully selectodezpressly for this mar>- • V U w ket, and are considered unequalled for aweetneae and power of toue. They all possess the new Improvement of two separata bridges, the baas strings running over and above the treble. They are fully warranted to etand any ollmate and t/> excel In capacity (or steading in tuns. Prices range from J 250 to SSUO. Also, a fine lot of Pianos from the mana factories of DUNHAM A 00., and also LIGQTK, NEWTON A UIIADBUIIV, N. Y. All tbe above will positively be nold a‘ factory prices, without additional charge for freight, risk, etc., etc. /'HENRY KLEBKR, Sole Agent for Nunns A Clark’s Pianos, No. 101 Third street, Je3 \ Sign of the Golden Harp. Hill’s Almanacs for 18A& JOHN 11. MELLQR, 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh, will -publish on thti lGlh August, 1864, the well kuowu series of Almanacs (for 185 b) calculated by Sanford 0. Hill, Ksq., and for many yeurs published bv Mr. Luke Loomis, of this city, under the name of** Loomis’ Almanacs.” The aeries will consist of— HILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAC, HILL’S MAGAZINE ALMANAC, HILL’S AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALMANAC. It Is only Okciusary to say, that the religious, moral nod useful character ol Mr. Hill’s Almanacs will bo maintained In the above series, for 1855. Printers and others are hereby cautioned against Infringing on the copyright of the above Almanacs. Tb**y will he for sale at all the Bookstores, by the gross or losen, and by aI4 JOHN H. MELLQR, 81 Weed street. A New Arrival of Platsoa. CHARLOTTE BLUUE-, No. 118 Wood stree . is just re oeiriog the following new Piano Fortes, w ith and with out the Pollan attachment: One elegant carved Louis XIY style Grand Action 7 oc tave Piano. One extra carved Serpentine, pearl keys, 7 octave Pl&no. Two full carved, eemf grand, 7 octave Pianos. • Two plain Rosewood '* “ - One do do ** “ Three do do 6 “ H Two double round corner Rosewood 6J£ octave Planoe. One round corner finished tack and wont 7 octave Piano, - A farther arrival is expected In about two weeks. [au29 JOHN A. O’BRIEN, 87 SMITHFIXLD STREET, between Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loanedon Gold and Silver Plata,-Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Guns and Pistols, Feather Bods, Fur* niture, and all kinds of articles—for any length of time agreed on.- Charges for storage considerably lower thaa heretofore. .Private.entrance through the hall door. All business transactions fnrietly confidential.. 4V» Forfeited pledges sold Immediately after being out of date, unlssrrsdeemed. Bargains of GolXand Silver Watch* es, Jewelry,rAe., always on haod. aprlOiGm "InSWTEBD STORKi JAMES WARDROP, OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the most Improved breed, beingvery hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds —Canary .Hemp, Millet,Rope and mixed Seed. Bouquets will be furnished composed of tbs finest FLOWERS, viz: Cornelias,Rose Bods, Heliotropes, Ao. Evsrgroens(ln pots) for Christmas Trees, from the Seed and Horticultural Stare. No. 49 Fifth at, near Wood. decfiO ..„s. l, otrvasnT- ueninms tbs Smoke* rivlUS subscriber having the exclusive right to manufsc* 1 tare and sell SWEENEY'S HOT AIR AND SMOKE <X>NBUUING FURNACE, Is prepared to receive orders, and contract for . heating buildings with the most economical Furnace now in use. The attention of those interested ' is solicited. Anv inxormntlon be had of A BRADLEY, No* 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BARN DOLLAR, . dec24:tl 1 Iron City Steve Warehouse, No. 1'34 Wood st. ■Warren's dengnss Ink, Tfrra INK is prepared by a purely chemical process, and Is warranted to contain nothing injurious to metalicpens. It is pale when first used, but by exposure ~tn the air W homes graduaßy of a most Intense and permanent black. J’qgnaie.laWuee of various else, by wholesale or retail,at se'pS W. S. HAVEN’S Stationary War use, Market street, corner of 2d. ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE—Iio boxes this day received and for saly by [au36] HENRY H. COLLINS. *>,*•*.' .■ * ’>'» • . . i, ..-t. 1 * e\vt.7f ■*•■'* >„• • .. ■ c: ■■■■• .'w» : *• ' a*- *4 , ■*. ' * ■r‘, tJ , * ’ * PITTSBURGH, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1854. LONG, MILLER A CO., No. lU9 First Htrr^t Loan Ofßoe. - •*-»«* - - f 5 r -’s>'A}s> BUSINESS CARDS. ffißW UARPETg. Spring Stylss* AT THE CUEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 82 THIRD Street.—We are now receiving and opening onuof the largest and choicest stocks ol Carpetings, Oil* doth*, Mats, Matting, Rags, ever exhibited west of New York. The stock has been selected with great care. Pemmsln want of any articles in onr line, are respectfully invited to cel! and examine. Our assortment consists in part of thafollowing, via: Royal Velvet and Brussels Carpetings ; Tapestry Brussels; Aabusson Carpets; Extra ImperialJtnd Super Three-ply; Patent Tapestry Ingrain; Superfine and Fine Ingrain ; Worsted and Wool Carpet*; Wool and Gotten do Venitiao 24 %, and 15; Hemp Carpets, very cheap; Lletand Hag, do White and Check Canton Mattings, %, 44, 6-4, and 6-4: Cocoa Matting, 2-4, y u 44, 5-4, and 64; Spanish Matting,very cheap; Elegant Mosaic Huge, $6O per pair; Axminlster, Chenille, and Tufted Rug*, all price*; Fancy English Sheepskin Mata, $l6 per pair; Colored do do do' from $2,60t0 $5 each; Together with a large selection of Coooa, Jat«, Adelaide, Velvet, and other Mata; Kmbooa-d and primed cloth table and piano cover*, of entirely new designs, very rich. Damask table and piano oovers; also worsted damask by the yard, toUnett, doylcra, Ae. A great-variety of patterns In flapr oil-cloth, from 2 to 24 foetorlde. ’ Duff Hollands for windows, 80, £2,84,36, 53,40, 42,44, nebes wide. Gold bordered shades, entirely new, very rich. Window shades of every description. Oval and hollow stair-rods, carpet binding, tacks, Ac. Also, theßoyal Turkish Bath Towels, together with every thing usually kept In Carpet Houses. *• Small profits and quick sales.” , 0. B. DEADLY A CO, mar&mae 82 Third street. 3. a. JOHIS. j. 13. BCCHIO. JONEB & BUCHEII IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, /Vwujrfwwiu Railroad, foot of Third «L, TTarruinerg, Pa. HAVING increased our Machinery, which is now of the most improved, order, and having added many facili ties for dispatching work, we are now manufacturing First Class BTJBAH EKfllSEg, FOR FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS, Blowing Cylinders, Boilofi, Furnace, Bolling, SAW and GRIST MILL MACHINERY A CASTINGS, Oas and Water Pipes, Hydrant*, Retort*, LompFOsta, Hitch ing Poet*, Column*, Girders, Shafting, Hangers, Brackets, Cellar Grate*, Bathing Tubs,Spouts, Railing, Verandahs and Ornamental Catlings. We pay particular attention to the manufacture and con struction of Cast Iran Front* for Houiea and Store*. Having an exumriv# ***ortmmt of. beautiful Carved Pat tern* of the moat approvod arftltectural order, our great facilities for manufacturing-and abipping enable us U> com* pete with our citiee. Parties.erecting Furnaces or Rolling Mills, Mill Owners and Mill-Wrighta, will find If mneh ip tbeir advantage to adl and examine our extensive stoek of Pattern* be lore building. _ ’I IK OX AND BRASS CA STIXGS, Of every de.*erip;km; Smith Work, Pattern Making. Fur nace and Forge Tuyeres. farnlahM to order. (myliy ClUmSliali,' Market stkeki,between third and fourth. —lOO crate* of QUEKVfiWARK, of his Pall tmperta t:oo. now receiving, to which we InTlte the attention of the couutry and city trade. Having some dozen difierent pat- of Tea Ware, we feel confident of suiting all taster; Rifling which may be found while iron stone, gold band, gold scroll, hiar, pink, pints purple, brown and green. Al so, a handsomegreen sprig and white Imitation stone, vrtdch can be sold much Iwiow the real Htone ware. COMMON WARE.—Our atoek of Common Teas, Plates, Dishes. Baker?, Nappies, Bowls, Pltuhers, and every article In the line, is large, ami selected for the city end country trade. GLASS WARE—Having a large and well selected flock cf Glass on hand, we will *4l at factory prices, raving the merchant the ttuubls of making a separate bill. All we ask 1* a call, and wc feel confident of p'easing. sepC JOHN J. O'LEARY. lOWA FOl : SDRY NO- 103 WOOD STREET. JOHN C. PARKY, (successor to J. C. Parry A 00.,j begs to inform the customers of the old firm, and the public generally, that be has now en hands, and In extensively en gaged in manufacturing, every description of CASTINGS—- such as: Paleot Chilled Roils; iargv Kettles and Curbs; Patent Kettles, for Soap, Pot Ash, Sod* Ash; Sugar Kettles, fat the mannfaatare of Cane Sugar —all east on a patent process known as J. C. Pamr’a, and are tupvrtor for dura bility to any other, and soldlower than those made on the old plan. HOLLOW WARE—A general assortment, all from new ani Improved pattoma. Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Ac., Ac. Rotting Mill Casting*, and Machinery of every description, always on hand or made to order. Oc«k Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, and Coal Btoves, ef every description; TowaCooh Stores, five sizes, which received the first prise for 1860 and 1851, at the Agricultural Fair of Al legheny County, Po-, and recommended by fifteen hundred persons; KntarprUe Cook Stoves, four aiaaet Premium Cook Stove*; Egr and RadhUer Coal Stoves; Parlor Stoves, Ac. Parlor Grates and Fender*, great variety, beautifully enamelled. Common Grates, and bulUiog material of every dascription. A great variety of Ornamental Railing,for Cemeteries and Fencing. ttmpkt and Plough Chftingi —A large stock of ell the kinds in use, and will be sold at reduced prices. Hall’s Pat ent . Lever, True American, Egan's, Crane’s, Klnkaid’s, Woods', Peacock's, BulPa, Improved Bail, 4e. . Double Plough*. —TLo Michigan Double Plough, whleh has taken the premium at the State Fairs of New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and wherever it has been exhibited. Iron and Nails. Stove Pipoand Tin Ware—all of which I will sell at the lowwt prices; and respectfully invite the public to give me a call, at the old stand. No. IBS Wood at. anti re JOHN O. PAURY. ALLEGHENY FORGE SOLOMON SHETTEU A CO. (Late Bisaal A betnplc.'e Rolling Mill.) on tbe bank of the Allegheny, below the St. Clair Street Bridge, Allxqbox Ci it, Pa. T'HE proprietors rawpectfuliy Inform tbe public that, haring made exlerndve additions to their eetablDh nxent, they are prepared to manufacture, on the most rue* Hooable terms. Iron Work for Bridges, Car Axles, Quarry Work, Stone Cntters’ and Masons’ Tools, Shafting, Mill Gearing, Machine Work in general, and heavy Forging, of every description. Also, UGRSE SHOES manufactured by Shetter’a Valent ilors* Shot 1/aehinc. The Hur>e SbOo Ma chine will lx in operedoß about the miudlc of February, when all order* for Shoes will meet with prompt attention. MUI Pick* mnd** aud dieted. Order* sent by mall or tele graph attended to ou the shortest notice. js!4ry Cabinet Furniture WareJioaae. r ll B. YOUNG A CO., Cabinet t'trniture and Chair ifan- X • tfjctjrrrt. No*. 2i usd 4d SmithlWid Street, opposite Vuy Hotel, Mould ruspcctfaUy retaiad tnelr old friends aud cudomer*. and thoMi about to purchase anything in their line of buelness, that they are conatamly manufacturing every description * I fashionable Parlor and Chomber Fur* allure, warranted la material and workmanship, eml sold an reasootblo terms. Care Laksn in packing for land or water carriage 3tvambo.it Cabin Furniture and Chairs on hatul and nude to order, as usual. Those inlerested in furnishing boats will find it to their advantage fopivu us a call, as wo give every attention to the mauuUctnrw of work bc»t adapted to their u.«o. (nuSl UUGTB ASD BUOEB| VVHOtiESAI.K AND RETAIL. JAMES ROBB has atlwd up hr splendid style his store, No. 88 Market street, and No 6 Union' etreet, between Fifth street and the Diamond, and has now oompleted his Spring stock or BOOTS,SHOES, SLIPPERS,GAITERS,Ac, and Palm Leaf, Pedal, Duatlo and Braid HATS, to which be lnvit**Btho attention of all purchasers, whether at whole sale or retail. This stock is one of the largest eTer opened in this city, and embraces everything worn by the ladies of Philadelphia and New York, and he trusts oaonot fsil to pliMise aIL Great care ha* bean given in selecting the choicest goods; all of which be warrants. continues to manufacture, at heretofore, all de scriptions of Boot* and Shoes, and from this long experience of over twenty years in busioess in this city, D, ho trusts, a sufficient guarantee that those who favor him with their custom, will bo fairly dealt with. . aprl&:tf Seminary for Boys, Siuih-vxst ear. ttf fifth and Grant Us., oppftitc Cbnrt House, t IVUE Fall Seesioa of this School will commence cm MUN- X DAY, September 4th, and the dudes of instruction will b« resumed by Messrs. GRIGGS and M’DONALD. There are ten successive mupths in the Academia year. Tuition Is $12,50 per quarter. Tbe number of pupils is limited, and boys ore admitted in the order of application* which may be made after August 3Jth, at 54 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter dropped In Post Office. authow* W. B. SCAIFEi First street, between wood and market STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA., builds Francis’ Patent Metallic Life Boats,of Galvanised Iron; also, manufactures Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Oooking Stored for.diuainboats and Hotels, Portable Forge*, Forged Iron Work, Large Bolt* for Bridge?, Ac-; Cork Ufe Preservers, the best and cheapen kind, rileamboat work attended to. | my2G.y Wlj are receiving from New York aud philadelpbia. 380 HALF CHESTS I*EA, comprising Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder, Oolong, Souchong, aud English li:vukf*>t, all of which have been carefully ecleCtrd, and will be sutd as u*ua). A. JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store, jy2l No. 38 Filth street. JBUUTri AWl> BUGKK— I TboM wlio wish to get u neat and well fitting Bwr, SHOE or GAITER, will call at M’LAUGUUN’S, jy,s 9b Fourth iireet. ORAFFTKEiBISUKR A GttAFF^ Manufacturer,- of coal and wood cooking STOVES, Parlor and lieoiiag Stoves, Grate Fronts, Vender*, Wagon Boxes fie. Warehouse No. 124 WOOD Stmt, above Fifth, Pittsburgh, Pa. jy24 8 TOC K tA 44 FACTOR NO. 24 PIPTU STREET, Biga of THE OLD STAND. WILLIAM DALY has returned from the Manufactur ing Hosiery Districts of Europe, where he has pur* chased, for csrft, a very esteuslve and well assorted stock or the beat deeariplions only of Stockings, Sock*, Undurehirt*, Drawers, Gloves; also, new style of Children’s and Misses’ Fancy Siocklugs, together with bis domestic stock of Fitts* burgh Manufactured Uuriary. He will sell by wholesaieor retail at New lurk Importers’prices. . . WILLIAM DALY * 00. Remember the place—No.24. Sign of THIS OLD STAND. myiSS _______ ; llemovaL PAUL KLEINER has removed bis LITERARY DEPOT from No. 73 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite the Tmsatre, where be will be happy to see his former patrons, and all others desirous of purchasing any of the cheap Li terature of the day- apr~:ly "PEKIN TEA STORE, BY A. JAYNES, JVe. 38 fifth street, betuxen Wood and Market, ttndh side Sold Wholesale and-Betali. ja&yg Hew Jersey Water Alelona and Peaches, rfc'HE oubecuiber is iu daily receipt, by Raßrtad; of ftS X finest quality of PEACHEd and WATER MELONS. Oail at his Depot, No. 128 Wood street, above Fifth, antfitf SAMUEL STKINRUCK. PHILADELPHIA. GEORGE J. HENKEL'S CITY CABISET WAREHOUSE, JVe. 173 CBMSTNUT STREET, (Oppomti Isszrxanxncs Hall,) Philadelphia. Fusirrnms, nr etxbt style: Oomprifiing Louis XIV, Louis XV, Elizabethan and Antique. with Sculpture Carving and modern style; In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple; all of superior construction, and finished in the best style, equal to, if not excelling In qual ity, the Goods of any Establish ment In the United States. EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren tices being positively exclnded,)and using tbe bestma terials, the work eannot fall to give satisfaction to pur chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur chaser*, is the 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 in style and quality, and the immense stock always ex hand, being *o various in design, enables purchasers to please their taste »n a selection, without the delay necessarily caused in ordering Furniture. To pive an Idea of the finlahed Furniture on band, I need only inform you that my Rooms are 175 reet long, by 27 feet wide, tour ooors In number; with Shops contiguous,suffi cient to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the work 1* all done under my own immediate Inspection. «F*Tne Packing is all done in the Store, and Furniture warrantee to carry safely any distance. VWtere to PWla delphla are respectfully invited, as pureoasersor otherwise, to cel] ana examine the Goods. a025:1y ST. LOUIS. JOSEPH MOGHIDGE, 00MMIS8I0N ANI> FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. 3a CoxmiOAL, bxlow pin Stbxsv, SI. Lomls, Bio., CONSIGNMENTS ani Commissions will meet with prompt and personal atftjuo, and liberal odtxmo-j will be given when required,on Consignments or Bilisof Lading, in Aaotf. Orders lor the purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and other Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prtees. The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and Pro duce win meet with especial care and dispatch; the lowest o( F»igbt will always be procured, and the expense of Storage and Dray age as much-as possible avoided. umnen: Page A Bacon, St. Louis; BUI* A Morton, Cincinnati; Charles*, Blow A Co., do; Strader A Gorman, do; Chouteau A Valle, do; Hoeea A Fraser, do; Doan, King A Co., do; Springer A Whiteman, do; J.W.Butl«rAßro.,Pittsbh; K.oTGooodman A Co., da* D. Leech A Co., do; E.AC.YarnallACo.,Ph!lade; Wm. Holmes A Co., do; Morgan, J.M.Buck AMorcan: Blow A March, New York. B. B.Oomegys, do; Frost A Forrest, do; Shields A Miller, do; Charles A. Meigs, do; Joaiah Lee A Co, Baltimore. A.O.FarwellA Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do; Howard, Son A Co., do; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville; H. D. Newoomb A Bro., do; T.O.Twiebell A Commission Merchants. New Orleans. have an open Poliey of Insurance, which will rover all shipment* to my address, when advised by letter per mail, or when endorsed on bills of i*'*!*>* before, or at the time of shipment JOSEPII MOORIDGR, •ugfi at. Louis. Miseouri. Ktnsas, Rebru'ka fi KnewNothlngiim> LASD TWEJITY PII CKXT. OHCAFBR THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE ABO VE TERRITORIES. Real Satate Farm for Sale. THE Bubscriber l* author! to sell TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated in ' ersalUe# trwnshlp, Alloghenj ooonly, Pennsylvaula, lying back of known as the White-oak Flats, and in sight of the proposed St.tlon on the ConnellreUle Railroad. Improvements la follows: a square LOG HOUSE, 30 by 20 feet, two stories higb; and- square LOG BARN, GO by 30 feet, (both new and in good onler:) two fine young ORCH ARDS, (beat grafted fruit,) just commenced to bear. There U ninety U one hundred acre* cleared and in a klpb iUt« of cultivation, and the belance Is well set with whfto-oak timber of the first order. This Land is well calculated tor a stock Farm, being very level, and tbe soil of an exrelfont quality for gran-growing, and being well watered with twelve or fourteen neveMalflng spring* of excellent water. This Land ha* facilities rarely met with, being within ha'! a mile of the Youghiegheny and on* mile of MonoogaheU. end almost on the line of the Oonnellsvllle Railroad, and la •■uppoeed to contain an inexhaustible bed of IRON ORE. Tbls Land would not be in the market, ooly that the ows»r is about to remove to the “Far West” Terms easy,and price moderate. For further particular*, inquire of W. J. REYNOLDS, at Lomu's Gltss Works, or ut JAMES C. RICHEY, Real Estate Agent, at this office. Valuable Property for Hal*. * f|lWO LOTS OF GROUND, upon which are erected four X Brick and two Frame Bufidlngs, which rent annually, for $5OO. Said property is dtosted in the Ninth Ward of the cDy of Pitteburgh, on Penn'sireet, between and i . etreets. Also, tbu Factory and Ground knows as the “ Empire Work*," situated on the corner of Penn and Morris streets. Also, 23 scree of unimproved land, situated on the APe gbeny river, one mile from East. Liberty. On a portion of thi* land there is the best Saw Mill location in tbe county. Also, a number of lota containing from 1 to 5 aeres of choice land, situated one mile north-west of East Liberty, and one mile east of lawtencevU'o. Tbe above named piece* of property are vejy desirable, and will be disposed of on advantageous tnnn« to early pur- For terms of sale and farther information apply to Wm. P. Baum, No. Wood street, Pittsburgh. R. D. THOMPSON, Assignee for Jas. S. Negley. { WAKUirr* BLUME, lio-118 Wood street, has just re- V celved the following NEW MUSIC:—A Bong from the West; I’m Going There; Switzers’Farewell Walts, Beliak; Brother Jonathan’s March; Hours of Devotioo, a collection of sacred melodies, arranged in easy style for piano or melo ileun, by Uro.e; Wild Flower*, Wallace; The UrganMsn, (Esten; Farewell March, Usurer; Schulhoff’s Grand Walts : I’ve Been Roaming (rondo), Drestier; Softly, ye Night Winds, Wallace; Med-Cap tichottlseb, Grobe; Bud from the Opera, Beliak—easily arranged and fingered for beginners; Jordan Polka, new; (Euvna Favori, par Wilhelm Kobe; Parkineon’s Garden Polka, Kerasen; Parlor Masourko, Sei dle; To Meet Again. Voss; Dying Words of Little Katv; Tt.ere is Darkness on the Mountain, Wailsoe; The Mother’s fcmile; Early Dreams, six bemutirul melodics for small hand*, by (E.ten. Also,<\ good selection of Uuilar Mmde, songs, Polkas, Waltzes, Marches, Ac. fie. *n2 Bay Wood Nursery and Gardena. JAMES KENNEDY, [UU Manager of the well-known Sy racuse Nuseries, New York,) begs leave to inform ths public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE NUR SERY, on the Farm of Mr. James 8. Negley, near East Lib erty, where he shall be prepared, after the bth Instant, to re ceive and HU orders for every variety of Fruit and Ornamen tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plants. In addition to a choieeami superior stock on hand, he has made arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries in the East, to keep up bissupply. Having a thorough and hmg expe rience in the bwsineee, he can assure his customers perfect satirfhetion. Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully offer bis services in designing, layingout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub lic Parks, or the grounds of Country Reakleoces; and will also furnish plana for the formation of Lawns, Approaches, Picturesque Scenery, fie., Jn the highest styles of the art. Practically acquainted with every branch of Landscape Gardening, and having spent years In the Sylvian Parks uf England, and on the beautiful banks of the Hudson, he hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes or those who favor him. Communications can be addressed through the City Poet Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Neeley fi- Hohan. 22 Wood street. m*r7:y KENNEDY fi 00. Boston Papier Hache Company. MODERN AND-ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS. PITTSBURGH AGENCY, 67 MARKET STREET.—Tbe attention of Builders, Steamboat Contractors and Cab inet Makers, is requested to thu new and great improve ment in the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings and Steamboats, outside and inside; Cabins, Halls, Church es, Dwellings, Stores, and Parlor Furniture, in-gilt, or in Imitation of various kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack ets, and Patent-Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilings, Mouldings,Consuls,Trusses, Battlement, Ac; much cheaper and handsomer than Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great deal more durable. BLOCK LETTERS FORSIGNS, very eheap and warrant ed to last for 20 years oxpoecd to the weather. Above Goods for sale a? the manufectnreris. price*—cost or freight added. W. W. WILSON, Je2B * 87 Market si. New Partnersblp* Matthew graff and danh reisinger, trading heretofore as M. GRAFF fi CX, Stove and Hollow ware Manufacturer*, No. 124 Wood street, have this oay associated with them TUOMAS J. GRAFF, as a partner In their business. Tbe name, style and title of the firm will, from this date, be GRAFF, REISINGER fi G RAFF. They respectfully solicit a continuation of the patronage ao lib erally bestowed upon the firm of JL Graff fi 00. Pittsburgh, July Ist, 1854. Cv BEAT bargains of summer goods at A. MdTiGHE’S) r corner of Grant and Fifth street*. I have this day commenced selling off my summer stock at first cost; the goods are all new, and have been purchased this season, and as they are now offered at price* for below tbe usual ratee. Ladies would do well to call and get a bargain. Tbe stock comprises bereges, lawns, summer silks, tissues, grenadlues, berege de laities, and almost every article usual ly kept In a fancy store. jj3 Flaw Trimming 6Core, No. S 3 Corner of' Market street and the Diamond. FRANK VAN GORDEK reepwcfuily announces to the publieof Pittsburgh and vicinity, that be will open his new Trimming Score on Monday, April 17th. Having fitted up the neatest store room in the city, and filled it with a choice selection of the latest Btylea of -Trimmings and Fun cy Goods, ho flatters himself that be will offer superior in ducement* aud endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Now, don’t forget the place—No. 83 Market street, corner of the Diamond. fapt!2J FRANK VAN QOEPKR. ENTKUPRIE WORK No 138 I Vbod street. Third door bdow I'irpin Alley. BUWN fi TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting men to their large assortment of Guns, Rifles and Re volving FiidoU, the largest and best selected stock ever opened in this market; together with a general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which we offer at tbe lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or for good approved paper. marls r| tURKISU TOWELS.—We have just received another lot JL of those excellent Turkish Bath Towels. - The Brown Linen Towei-has a sharp stimulating surface, combining the properties of a Flesh Brush, with tbe desired flexibility of a TowcL .The Oottou Towel possesses a soil ness pot attainable in the lioen, aud the peculiarity of ab sordlnx moisture without friction. Call early aud reenre a Bair. C. B. UKABLT A CO, * Jj24 No. 81 Third street. EW ARRIVAL ATUOOb’B.—Just received a new and rich assortment of fine Gold Jewslry of every desirable style. Also, pearl and velvet port monies, iu great varie ties; fine fans, gold aud silver thimbles, and numerous other goods, all of which we will sell at New York city prioe*, and much below the price* usually asked at other, establishments In this city. Ceil end examine our goods and. prioes, aud save from 25 to 50 per cent, in your pur at SI Markatatreet. jyU Treasurer's Ufßce pf the Chartlers Valley Railroad Company. SUBSCRIBERS to theebove Road are hereby notified that the Beard of Dtroetaxs have soiled for* second Install share on the first Monday of each ensuing month, until tbe whole amount is paid. my3o:tf ALVAN WILKINS, Treasurer. •’ v> > * V ' , r- t ato: * J ' * NUMBEK 32. FOB SALE AND TO LET. Proptrtjrnr gti«, ~ TBJ lubterllMr often wn naamAbto wpi»«. tbifollowinxproperty, vl*: A Three Su»7 Briak Dwelling Boom, No. 110 Pans itnot, between Hey street and Krais’ aUer; and Lot 26 feet boat, extending back 112 feet to en alley. She Hansel* one of the beet buildings, and in on# of tbs most pleaaat neighbor* hoods in the city. , Plt# Lots embracing earnsrs of Front and Fecxy straets; one hundred and .five feet front on Perry and sixty feat on Front street, with a good three story Brick Building on the corner, a two story name on Front et, and two Brick Build* lugs, used as ihope, on Perry rt. , A I*>t, 81 feet front by 60 feat deep, on Front, between Market and Perry streets. A Ixd, withraryconvenientFrame Dwelling; Lot2o feet by 00, fronting on Congress and m»n sea. A House and Lot, on Wylie street, the new Court House. The house is well arranged and in good order, and is now occupied as a hotel. A Three Story Brick, on Smlthfield street, near Seventh— being in an excellent business leeetton. The Lot b> 20 by 80 feet deep, fronting on fimithflrifl st A Cottage Frame and Lot 28 by 120 feet, fronting os Anna and Bobbison streets, Allegheny (Sty. This is a ret}' daeirar ble and pleasant location tor a residence. Nine Lots in the town of M’Keesport, each 60 feet by 160. Several of these are on the Main atrmgt Keren Acres in Umstown, on the Mooongmhela Hirer, on which there are 4 houses; there are some 6or 7 aerm erex cellent stone eoal, and abundance of limestone, convenient te the landing; and two coal pits open. Ninety Lots in the town of Columbia, 60 feet by 160 «»»->», nearly all level, end veil located. The tenant of each Lot has the privilege of using whatever stone coal he may re quire for hi* own use, from a pit near the Locke. Columbia is a pleasant situation mi the bank of the Monongahela riv er, a short distance below Look No. 3, in the midst of an ex* tenrira stone ooal region, and would be a dcabahle nolatfor m«nghrtnf|Bg IStlbUflbi""*** w Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Coal,with Railroad, do. This propel ty has a front of 140 rods on the Monongahela river; an excellent landing; good grade and foundation for railroad—with enough level ground at ana point for houses and gardens, or locations for mannfeeiories. The rein is deep enough to allow horses ro 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 hi tha oo untry. In my absence, my agent, Janee Blakely, Kkl, will rive all neceseary information, and be authorised to give warran tee deeds for any property Mid. JAMXS MAT ay2B No. no Peso 26 Per Cent Lower titan any pmr— Connty. Ayalbablb farm for bale.—'The raterfber i* antborised to sell the following described th-ACT OF LAND, containing 111 acres, sitttatad in North FaveUe town ship, Allegheny county,Fa-, 14 mllee from the (Sty cf Pitts burgh, and near the line of the Steubenville Rail coed, with Coal and lime Sun* under the whole plaee, and easy of access—improvements as follows: A very oomfortable Farm House,3o by 20 feet, 2 itorio* high; Wash House, Spring House, and other out buildings; a new Frame Barn 64 by 35 feet, finished in the best.poeaible manner, with Stabling under the whole building; 100 bearing Apple Trees, best grafted qualities; a large quantity of reach and Cherry all in bearing order; about 85 acres cleared and in a high state of cultivation, with waterin all the fields. This land Is Tory comfortably situated In one.of the beet neighborhoods in the county, being convaaJent to market, to churches, schools and nulls, and would not be in the market, only that the owner is about to -remora to fe- west. Terms easy endJrice moderate. For culan see the owncfeWM. ROBB, on premises, or the sub scriber. JAMBS & RICHEY, auSLdsw ; Beal Katate Agent 17HJR SALK.—Two splendid Farms; one of 100acres,and . the other «6 acres; beautifully located on the Upper St. Clair Township Flank Road, 6 miles from the city,each of them lying ao aa to divide into 10 acre lots, having a good spring on each. It is a splendid opportunity for a specula tion. Those who want a good home, or wlfh to make money, would do well to look at it, as we will sell to the first that oilers us our low prioe, in lots or all together. Alwi, five Country Seats, 1 mOa from Woods’ 7", only 3 miles from Allegheny city, by wayof theNewßrigb ton Plank Bnal. They are fine healthy locations, of fered very low. Also, ten Country Seats on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rallroed,? miles below the city. They will be sold separate or together to e colony or building association. It is a lovely location, and-chesp, of course. Also, one Lot cf two acres, and two smaller pieces of ground, opposite Harltnan’e et Woods’ run, offered at a very low price for » fin© a property. An assortment of labcL, Houses and Lots, alaays on hand, and described in my register. Before baying you would do well to call and enquire of THOMAS WOODS, j"? - 75 Fourth street. Beauliral Sites for Count ry Hornsea. THE undersigned offers for sale, on easy terms, FIFTY LOIS, laid off end restricted for rural residences. Also, so ENTIRE feJUAKIS, on the bask of tha Allegheny river, 761 foot long by 2uo feet deep; having fronts on Mary and Julia Ann Avenues, and Henrietta and Harr slzeeta. This ,square contains, many Jodt.Treeg of tha choioeet kind,-and commands a fine view of tha picturesque and romanßcm* nery around. lam desirous of preserving thii *qaer© en tire, aa it would aftrrd one of the most charming and mag nificent sites for a gentleman’s summer residence, lathe immediate vicinity of the two dtles. Also, about Tillt t S ACRES OF GROUND, at the bead of the Island, advantageously situated fit mannfretoring pur poses. Tbe above property ia situated is Doquesne borough, on the high mad mein bonk of Herr’s Island, and is reached bj a very substantial Bridge of one span, for particulars ap ply at my residence, In Duqaetne borough, on tbe miin bank, fronting tbe bead of Herr’s OT of JOHN DUN LAP A CO., comer of Second and Market eHI, Pittsburgh. apr!7:tf WM. qiinm Fifth Ward Property for sale «t a Good Bargain, Three valuable brick houses and lots^- Tbese Lots embrace a front on Peon street, of 66 foet 6 inches, to a3ftet alley; on which thereis-ereeted a ratea ble block of Brick Ilousasvtwo stories high, with kitchen and cellar in'basement, 4imeet front on Penn street, and 80 feet deep on Loenet street. This is a very desirable situa tion i or either a Store or a Tavsra; Penn street being tbe great throuahfare of the city: and this property being con venient to the Railroad Depot. This property would not be In the market only Mn* tbe owner is living in Washington county, and flnds-it extreme ly Inconvenient to attend to It Terms easy and price moderate; for farther partiealara enquire of ROBERT DAY, Fifth Ward, or JAS. C RICHEY, apr2s Real Estate Agent, at this office. Xi&fld for Sale 1 «nn ACRES OF LAND IN FOREST COUNTY, near IOV/Lr the Clarion riTer. This land Is heavily has an excellent joil, and is said Lo contain an abundance ol 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 not dlreetly acmes It, The JHllstown creek _runs through it. ALSO, 600 acres In Elk county, well timbered and watered, and lying near tbe route of tbe Snnbury and Erie raUneuL Jfo better Investment oouhl be made than in thwo Tub completion of the Sunbury and Erie, the Allegheny Yslley, and the Venango railroads through rogiuu witi render tbe ooal, lumber, iron on and soil, of great value. Enquire of C. B. U. SMITH; Attorney at Law, IsbZfceamdf . Now 147 fourth street. Valuable Property tor Sale. ON UIiEKTY STREET, ADJOINING TUEMETHQ DIST GRAVE YARD, NEAR CANAL BASIN.—This is now tbe only desirable pieoe of property in this neighbor hood not already bought up by the Pennsylvania Railroad Compeoy. Frontiog'on liberty 60 feet, on Elm street 100 feet, thence to the Methodist Grave Yard S6U feeL to Liber ty 110 feet This property is most desirable as a Hotel. Thai hntMHtg now oa.it, a gcxxi substantial three story brick, with all the neoeesary back buildings, has for a longtime been occupied as tbe Union Hotel, doing a good business. Capitalists and others deeiroaaof nuking a good invertment, will do well to examine tbe premises. apt3B.tr - EDWARD FABER. For Sale. I WILL SELL my unexpired lease (fourteen years) of a Lot, situate on O’Hara street and Bpring alley, in the Firth Ward—(o ft. fronting on O'Hara street,ind running back 100 ft. on Spring alley, on which is erected a four storied Brick House, 40 ft. square, with a frame, twoetorieS, 60 ft. on Spring alley, nail calculated to carry on any branch of manufitctnringbafdnaes. Being engaged in man u&cturlng In the .country, I offer the above for sale. In quire at No. OMAberty Ibret; oclSrtf EDWARD FABER. Cool Works For Role. SIXTY THREE ACIULa OF LAND, with SO acres of Coal attached, and all the improvements thereon in snirnrai fa! operation, raid Farm is situated on the Houongahela river, 34 miles above Fitts burgh, and is supplied with a Farm House, Bam, Tenant Houses, Orchard, an excellent harbor. The vein of Ooal is fire feet thick, and cannot be surpassed in quality. For farther particulars apply to KICHOLcON A PAYNE, Jelfctf No. 236 Liberty street. A Very Desirable Connary Wemt at Pri vate Bale. THE subscriber is authorised to sell the following piece 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 from tbe city; having two fronts, use on the Law reticcviilu and Sharps burgh riank Road, and <*>* Allegheny river; and about 60 rods below the ferry, and just oelow the new bridge, now being built over tne river. For fur ther particulars enquire of JAMES a RICHEY, Real Estate Agent. FOK BALti.—l37 acres of Land, 3 miiessoulh of Darling ton, 90 acres cleared, good Orchard, a good Stone House, large Bara, two Frame Houses, ail in first rate or der, undoubted atXhe tow price of $35 per acre. Also, one-half acre Ljl In Oakland, on It is a beautiful Lot; in front of Mr. Ogden's fine improve ment, and is offered at the low price of (300—enquire of me.—Call and get my Register, for description* of a great variety of property. THOMAS WOODS, je22 75 Fourth street. <£*] t ti li , —HALF IN HAND, balance in 4 years, for a tjpijVL/Vf New Frame House of 5 rooms, with a large tutor ground of 60 feat front on the Brownsville road, in South Pittsburgh. Plenty of choke apple, peach and plum trees, grapes, currants and gooseberries. A large stable, out oven, Ac. The boose is well papered—good gratae, Ac. Oall and examine the property. iyll «■ CUTHBKRT A SON, 140 Third st. SALE—dix acres Land, situate near LhsMlnemfile Road, mile from the Court Ti<mw; on which is a small two story Brick House, fctabie, and other boßdinss' also, an excellent Orchard. Terms—One-fourth »-«h, bal ance in five equal annual payments. Enquire of je!2 . AUSTIN L00M18,93 Fourth st. CWTAGK FOR RENT.— The uudn fautUting nn y Nursery Hill, with about an aare or ground. Enquire of J. bTEDKFORB, on the premises, or of™ THOMPSON BELL A 00. FVaSuable Property For (alt. IVK HANDSOME BCILDING LOTS,situate on Cbotre Avenue, near Fulton street, vtk! within ten minutes’ walk of the Poet .Office For terms, inquire of HOON A SARGENT, mylT corner of Wood and Fifth eta. ToLct. „ _ A GOOD DRY CRt.t.ar, under the Neptune Engine House, on Ssrenth street, suitable for storing molasses or produce. Inquire of JOHN H. BTEWART, mart 267 Liberty street. ■ “ Te Let< ~ rIE dwMUns house now occupM by me on Federal street, Allegheny, No-4 Oolloaade Row, near the end oi the bridge. Enquire at the house.y w. a. LOWRIE. ÜBIbS’ FINE EXTRACTS—B down Lo bins’ finest ex traets for the handkerchief, received by »ul6 JOS. FLEMING. rt’th _ BATES OF AOnaTniifi^ 40MMMD UPOX XT Tint PJTTitVMOB nil iwunvimiin,MUNi: °»»aquara,o®a Insertion 01# ** “ —Sh addltfewel 26 " “ O ”*» ,A 1 — f. 1 w u twolreeki .. . .... |Q6 u Z thm ... 400 one month - % gg 44 • tWU OflnHw • 2 M three month. J* . u ** fbur montla ******”"* • “ *—».—znzrr”22 44 44 one year .. 18 M Standing Card, six linea or leas, parannuau ZZ 10 00 One square, per annum, (exclusive of tha paper)—' t 6 00 DAILY MORNING POST. MONDAY MOUSING: THE OF RUSSIA. In tbe little-town of Marienbnrg lived a Ln ®j*uster, Skorroneki, who was rcraorka ble forhls piety, benevolence, and unwearied efforts ut doing good. On retumiugjo his hum ble dwelling one evening,- his attention was at tracted by the ones of a child. His horse showed an unwillingness to proosed; be die mounted, and at a short distance on the' snow he discovered the object of distress. There lay a half frown child. Wrapping it in his cloak he remounted his horse, and ia a short time was at tbe parsonage. The-child was* beautiful little girl, not a year old. It was at ones adopted by the pastor; and placed in the care of his faithful servant, an old lady, who had long resided to teefemily. Bhe was named Catharine, from the-cfrcomstaiioe that she was fonnd on St. Catharine’s day, the twenty-fifth of November. She was-namd wifh great dare and tenderness, and treated, by the family as an only child. Her beauty, docility and sweet temper, attracted the attention of all who saw her. A "more lovely creature oould hardly be imagined. * j As she grew op, she interested herself in the management of the household affairs, and was always ready to assist as occasion required. The venerable Skovronskl was growing’ old, under bis excessive labors for the good of his flock, and bis naturally robust constitution was evi dently giving w«y. This deeply ejected Catha rine, for she loved the good old mgn as her best earthly friend. She respected him as a parent, but she oould never forget that itaras he who saved her life. When he became ill, she would do all for him in her power, and often cheered bis lonely hoars by sieging some beautiful hymns. Bbe would often say, “My dear father, what cant do for you? Can I not render you some assistance ? Can Ido too much for one who saved my life?” _ s On the twentieth of ifigust, 1702, Marinborg was taken by the Raestonf.'and many of its in habitants slain. It was a sad day. Many heart rending scenes were witnessed. Catharine at this time was thirteen years of age, pa l at tbe time of the battle was visiting a sister cf Bkov ronaki, a few miles distant. She heard the can non, but did not understand the -cause. - Tbia part of our story must be described by another. .Though a alight thread of fiction akj be seen in the description, it will give a life-like air to tbe feets presented. A horse suddenly stopped at the door of the cottage, and a young min hastily dismounted. “ The Russians are at Marienburg!” exclaimed he, rushing into tbe apartment. •* l* have es caped with difficulty to bring this letter from your brother, (addressing the pastor’afsiater,) who haa given bis horse for- my use.” 1 “Do tell me what has occurred at Marien burg,” said Catharine. 44 Why, do you not hear the cannon ? Gene ral Bcheremetief, with the army, is bombard ing Marienburg. Oh, it is a cruel sialdhio be hold!” ■ |i u My father, my benefactor!” cried-Catharine, sobbing. Such was her anxiety to see her beet earthly friend, that she immediately started for Marten burg; but on reaching the town she was met by one of the guard, with, “Where are- you going.” 41 What is that to you?” replied'the young girl. “I am in haste, and pray jqu let me pass.” 44 You of oourse are not aware, then, that the JR ii in the hands flf Ut* »h+ 44 Well, what then ?” interrupted Catharine. “ That all the inhabitants are prisoners, and If you pursue your route, you Will be taken pris oner yourself.” r r Thank yon for your advice ; bat my father and benefactor is in town, and I am determined to share his fate, whatever it may be.” “ then, and God preserve yon P* answered the man. She had not proceeded far before an officer demanded her name. “ Catharine,** she qaiokly replied; n I am the adopted child of the pastor Skovronaki.” “ Thou art a Livonian,” replied tbe officer. “Livonian belongs now to enr Cxar, Peter L of Russia; you are, therefore, a prisoner!” “Touch me not,” said Catharine, her beauti ful dark eyes flashing. “ I returned to Harien burg to And my adopted father. Coadnftt me, then, to him—in his boose in a dungeon—no matter where—so that I may find hup!” -As the officer did not seem disposed to comply with her request, she inquired, “ Who is your General!” ... “ Gen. was the reply. 41 1 wish, then, to speak to tbe General.” In a Yew moments, as tfce Cossack’s officer was inquiring where the General could be found, an old woman, peroeiring her, uttered a cry of despair. “ Oh, my dear child, yon will see your protector no more! ~ fie died on the little field by a Russian bullet, while in the sert of binding up the wounds of a poor soldier. He 3s deed— my poor master!” This old lady, wag the ser vant of BkovTODski. Catharine turned pale at (his sad intelligence, and inquired. “Haveyou, Uitn.Jfeft Mm there without help!” : < ? The officer bade her follow him,- in troduced her into the General’s teoi. She threw herself at Soheremetiefs feet, and with'uplifted hands, exclaimed, “A grace, Oenekail for pity’s sake a grace!” „ F J “What does tbe child want!”] inquired the General of the officer. * “ She wishes to speak to yon.” j 1 “It is true,” replied Catharine. “I have learned that my father and protector !* among tbe dead. Dear pastor Skovronaki. The favor I ask is, to be allowed to seek for bis body, that it may be properly buried*” : • The tone of her voiee wasw* ip&uliar, and her coonte nance so commanding, yet .so ingenu ous, that the General was moved at the, right of iter youth and courage, and said,. “ The camp is situated outside the walls; iflgfant your request,' what guarantee sball I have ‘that you will not try to escape !” “My word!” answered Catharine,innocently. * “Go then,” said the General; “but remem ber your promise to return, for you belong to On leaving the tent, she soon met tha.pastor’s old servant. “ Come,” said she, taking her hand, “ show me tbe place where you. saw him falL” [Fran tbe Ufryette (Indiana) JooroaL] Robbery Hy meaas of Cblorefera. Bold Rosbset.— A man by the name of Geo. Phillips, from Louisville, Ky., warrobbed of about $33 in money, a gold watch and ohrin worth about sl3o,aod the keys and his trunks which contained clothes, &c., in ths Jollowin* msnner: It appears, on leering Louisville, he made the acquaintance of a fellow who goes by tbe name of John Bateman, alias John Watkrai. They came on the cars to tbia city together* mod upon tneir arrival, being too early for the through train te Chicago, they laid down under tbe shade of a tree, near the Jonction Eattagfiooee, to await the arrival of the ears. Phillip* became drowsy and went to sleep. Watkins then took a handkerchief from Ms'pooket, and after having saturated it with chloroform, held it tb 'the nose of Phillips, who became insensible froth Its ef fects. lie theo proceeded to rifle thapockets of the sleeper, taking tbe money, w&tofi, Ac., and also a through ticket to Chicago. he destroyed near the place they had.lnks down. The cars coming along about this Jim* he left Phillips, put their trun.ks on board, and has not since been heard of. When Phillips cable to his senses, he made known his ease to tfcf officer: but, to© lste, the bird had flown. Pkßips pro cured a warrant for the arrest of Watkins. through the liberality of Mr. Poster, the R®p r * ai who preacoled him with . tree Ook •tto Chioogo, wu euobled to ponaolho thief to that city, whither it U soppoaed ha had com Phillip* offers a reward of fiftj doUarTfor the apprehension of the scoundrel, and wohope ha o^* l ' t isa P“ t 0 work f «r tie booeflt of the state. , . r n •' -r •.?- ?-.h * . A*°utio».— lha Phsuploada AhdHtionUta are to meet in convention at M «h. 28d, 24,h tho namra of distingnidied Speaken to ttnw Stone* ti °** ° f Wm * aad Imp V \ ■* A •% 4 **. * . -.tXWV oauMiiin xm MUNTH :.:::.‘::SEPTEMDEB 18. [COSCLUSIOH TO-MOREOW.j Sslsfc'.i’.Y'k s ''
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