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MISCELLANEOUS^
NEW MUSICAL WORKS.—Moore'b complete Encyclopi
liia of Musks; price $4. ?
History of the Old Hundredth Psalm Tone: by Rov.W.
H. llavergall; 75 cents.
Plain Music for the Book cf Oommon Pinyer: by Rot.
'Geo. T. Rider; 60 cents.
A Dissertation on Musical Taste: by Thomas Hastings;
$1,25.
Musical fade Mecum, a Manual of the Science of Musis:
by 11. S. Saroni; $1,60.
Musical Letters from Abroad: by Lowell Mason; $l.
Theory and Practice of Musical Composition: by A. B.
Marx, Mas. Doe: $2,60.
Appendix and Notes to the above: by Emile Glrao; $l.
A Dictionary of 6000 Musical Terms: by John B. Adams;
60 cents.
A full supply of the above just received, together with a
Urge collection of standard works on the theory and prao
tlcc of Mtuic. For sale by JOIIN EL MKLLOR,
nets 81 Wood street.
XTKW AND VALUABLE VVtJlUic Ai' DAVJSU.Va Boo*
il Store, No. 05 Market street, near Fourth.
Chambers’ Cvclopedin of English Literature, being selec
tion* Trom the Wet English autfaora, from the earliest to the
present time; %0 elegant illustrations.
Chamber*’ Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining Knowl
edge; in tulh , lumo . illustrated.
Chambers’ Home Book and Pooket Miscellany; C vols.,
illu.<lMed.
Cy el opedia of Anecdotes of Literature and the Fine Arts:
by Arvoine: illustrated.
The Sources of Englirh Words and Phrases, so classified
and arranged as to iacilitafe tbn ideas, and
assi; t in literary composition. <
Live* of thuChief Justices of the United Slates.
Sunny Mvtmire of Fondgn l*ands.
ntvSi.le; new. Parish Side.
This. That and The Other.
History ».f Culm; its Past and Present.
The Twio*=, or th-i Ruling Elder: by Mrs. N. W. Camp
bell. octlb
Anew supply of .•» r.w iivxrKs just vr.b:
Vmiouol Philibert, or the European Wars of th“
Sixteenth Ontiinry: by Alexander Duma?.
The L>t il.- i
A treat!?** on the ‘"midp ard March, with which is con*
necti-il ‘Si*’ const ruction of field works and military bridges,
with uu m-iM.roiix of artillery rangea, Ac: by HenryD.Orat*
ton. Cnptsdu United Slates Artillery.
Kansu and Nt*)>ri».-ka; the history, geographical, and
pi,idinrsetorNtics, r.nd political position of these ter
rilorii'*--; r.n ac-oa-’i: of the emigrant companies, and direc
tion:- tv enilcront?: by Kwant K. Hall; with map.
Kh-'v Warrvu mid his cotemporaries.
Uiir Paruli; o: Aanab. of Pastor and People.
The Virginia Comediiui; or old days In the old Dominion.
L’ortus Ambrosian*': by Christopher North.
For sale at W. A. UII.DKNFKNNKY A CO’S.,
octll) . No. 70 Fourth street.
VHW AND IMPORTANT BOOKS, published by D. Ap-
Xi plehm A Co.
The Virginia Comedianv or Old Days in tb» Old Domin
ion; Edited from the Ms*? >’f C. Effingham, Esq: 2 vols.,
paper covers cloth $1.60.
Chestnut Wirt*l; h Talc: by Llslu Linden; 2 vols ; price
In paper cov«r? $V,25, cloth f 1,76.
Russia : transiumd from the French of the Marquis dc
Cußtioe; 1 vyl., 12mO-, $1,25.
Katharine A«hton ; by Alisa Sewell, author of Amy Her
bert, Gertrud**, Ac.; 2 voL*.. 12m0.. prim $1 and $1,50,
Party bonders: Sketches of Thcunar Jefferson, Alexander
Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Hmry Clay, John Randolph,
of Roanoke; including notices of many other distinguished
Stated-turn: by Jo. U. Baldwin; 1 voh, 12m0., $l.
Captain Canct, or Twenty Yeats of an African SiaTer;
being hu account of his Career and Adventure* cn tin*
Coa;t. In the Interior, on chipboard, and in the Went In
dies: br Brunt* Mavrr; *1,25. For sale by
11. MINER A CO.,
«v 18 No. .12 SmithfirM sueet.
OOOK> Ki>K THE FAtv.M—iliu Amencaa farm or
Compendium of American Agricultures; by H. C. Alien.
Sheep their Breads, management and diseases; bv W.
Vo'.iatt.
The Ameri’an Muck Book; by Wm. Browne.
Cattle Breeds, management and diseases; by W. Youatt.
Fnxtou’s Rurr.l litmd Ikx'kfl.
The Faruier's, Cyclepidta of Modern Agriculture; by W.
Blake.
Johnson's aod li*-ibig’« Agricultural ChemlatTy.
For siu.i ut thr cheap Book Shire of
W. A. GILDKNFKNNKT A CO.,
oct2s 7C Fourth street.
TDK INTK.%DaYISITt.NU ITIK a'i'Al'K
of Jrwa and the Territory of Minnesota iu a short
time, and will leave this city for that purpose In about two
weeks; intending to make arrangemeuts for a permanent.
Agent at lowa City, lowa- St. Pauls and Stillwater, Min
nesota. He solicit* the patronage of th*>se persona desirous
of Locating Lands in the West. lie will al«o, while away,
attend to Locating bands in tho Territory of Minnesota, or
Purchasing Lot* in the cit\- of St Pauls
JAMES BLAKELY,
Heal Estate and European Agent,
SoithtteM street, Mttsbureh.
PUBLIC SALK OK VALLAMLK CUV KKOCKKTV- I
will offer i'jr sale, at public auction, on MONDAY, the
13th <iar ot Novtmber next, at the Rooms of iho Beani of
Trade, nil that Tuluable Lot of Gr uml ou the corner of
Penu street and the Market House Lot, in the Fifth Ward,
tM ft—i front by lf>t) f*—t deep. This piece of property Is
worthy the attention ot f-rsoc* desirous of juiproTiug, or
for investment. Tiilo uncac.-plionaMe. Apply to
iNiIS JAMKS ULAKRLY.
riIKN THOUSAND Im/ILAK» SIVOK iJK WILD'aM'
JL SILVER WATCHES, of the finest and medium quali
tics, now f>r Kale at lea* than regular Ea«tern prices, and
cheaper thr.n ever offered in this market, at the corner oi
Marki-t an I Fourth street*. Citizen* and stranger* Intend
ing to purchase. \»i!l find it to their interest to call and ex
firainr: this st:»-k. Al<-i. lino Jewelry, Silver Wart*. Specta
i !••«:, IVns, 'IVn Ware. Castor*. f|»onn?, - Lamp;’, Military
O'Vxla. Ac., Ac. a large stock, cheaper than elt-where.
Watch repairing done promptly, iu the best manuwr and
at mcd«*ratc prices.
oct'Js W. W. WILSON. P 7 Market street.
■\IfO"LKN Y A u.\:h \\ < MhfcN lAlt.Ns.- l.rniu j„.unu-
T V tV> *ilen Y urn*, aborted uuinl-erK an 1 color*, ju»l re
coived frem the ha. t manufacturers in the country, «n'J
offered f->r sale at whtd«n'e and retail.
The attention. particularly of those persons who wish to
buy good Yam to tell a_*uin t>y the cut, is icTited to onr
stock, h/- tlnase Yarns are maiiu of fine wool, put up in full
cut.-<.f 12" threads, and will be sold as low ns any other
Yarns of the .-am-* quality iu this market. Don’t mistake
the placw—N'o. SO Market street, coruer of th« Diamond.
octlG FRANK VAN UOKDEK.
OEEHS. S-.K('S—Go bushels superior Luwu tiraw* Seed,
O for fall sowing, for sale by
HAY A.\L> STALK CCTTfcJitS —Our yliN-k <>t the
Improve! Fodder Culture ju?t arririntr at th* S*«i
of jocU • JAMM WAUDftOP.
BLA.N KKT:?.—W * lj»?r now recuiTxi more than &00 pain;
Swiss and French blanket*, ranging in pri<*» frotn^ftf
■VfKW STYLE WOOL DKLaI.NKS. A. A. iLAsUN *UO-
I:»Te received a large lot of new btyler of finnn d
Wool Deluinos. oct4
FAsT C'ILoKLIJ OALioOKS.—l.uoe pieces good last col
on: 1 prints are selling at C’-£ «Dti; usual prices. f>
6’id 10 cents. [nrt:H A. A. MAHoN A UO.
FOUR CENT I'RINTS.—Just received: 4 csrta more of
extra cheap prints at 4c per yard.
1?1\ K CENT MCdLlNs.—j,Oui» yiinjfl ol yard wul*
bro Mtiflin? al b centn.
CC(3
K&IJ i'LWSKLz. — Uurrauim ail Wool, r-eihng at 14c
p*r >sml ; worth lia ccdU?.
oct3
M KUI.Nu?—A C'<o>l nrliclu worth fl .■riling
J? far iii' 2 bt
eepln
GLASS —1;0 boxer ftxlU; 7& boxes lJxl’i;
75 *• 10x14. For sale by
_?*p2s_ smith a Sinclair.
BUTTER —-1 bids solid UuUer for sale by
'vtH SMITH A SINCLAIR.
BLACKIiEKRY, WliJl CHERRY AND GINGER BRAN-
I)I£B, warranted pure, the l>est antidote against Choi
*5 vn», for ?al** by the gallon or bottle, by
.» D. FICKRIBEN,
wpl6 No. 137 Liberty 6treeL
/ 1-. I DROPS. —500 t£>s assorted Gum Drop*, received this
VT daj- by jos. Fleming,
j ivrr;'.‘r Diamond Rod Market street,
in ( V-)I> UVi It dfL._l "ro?rt Hatter’* genuine Cod Live
TJ \y Oil. n-rvivel ;Lis dny ly JOS. FLEMING,
Poroer Dininund ao<l Market street.
~\\l ML'a L'Al'.Lt SEED—f"X) lbs Tery line r'-e’d by
7? oral JOS. FLEMING.
tlltKAl* MUSLIN DELAI N KS.—A. A. MASON AGO. will
t open on Friday, October ca*es of Muslin He
ialnes, nt the low prir* of C and 80 par yard. ortl.’J
i, |_>UTTV —6 ion# Id *tor* rdJ for sale by
1 FLEMING BROS.,
{Successors to J. Kidu A C 0..)
octl3 No. 60 Wood street.
{4 { j uIL i>U»ilai.'uNii—- t<ru U>« m stop* anti ’f>r sale by
' Fleming bros.
1_) t>rK i'INK—;’iOU Jbj in store ami for sal* by
■l> octl3 FLF.MINQ BROS.
CliLKOil E (JKlifiN—SOO Jt>» in store and for sale by
> ocil3 FLEMING BROS.
AClI)d~-i,000 lbs pure Nitric Acid .
1.000 do Sulph. Acid;
'-i,ooo do Mureatic Acid; for s&ln by
QCII3 FLEMING BROS.
BLUE \ TfltloL—~G>ju tt>9 in store and for sale by
octl3 FLEMING BROS.
BLADDERS WANTED.—The highest cash price paid'fo
good beef Bladders, by
il. A’. FAHNESTOCK t CO.,
Bep2Q corner Wood and First streets.
FINb e-PONUR—I t.Hl** recvired by
wtt; jog FLEMING.
SYKUr» AND aUOAKS—'
10 hluls Loveriug's fine Syrups;
60 bbls Lovering’s Crush,*! Sugar;
20 bbls LoveriDg’s Pulverized Su^nr;
1U bbls sugar-house Syrup. For sale by
sep26 F. K. DRAVO, No. I Diamond.
rno wholesale merchants—
_|_ 100 Inxes pure M uptard ;
100 boxes superior Mustard. Wholesale by
sep2i> F. H. DKAVO, No. 1 Diamond.
Black teas—
Sup. ChulHD Powchong, (in papers) at 60 cts. per lb.
Finest Fongtae Chulao, do 62*4 do.
For sale by ( >24] W. A. M’CLURG.
rpiMOTHY SEED—26O bushels prime Timothy Seed, in
I store and for sale by
sep26 ENGLISH A IIICIIARDSON.
miMOTHY SEED—Iu bags Timothy r-eed, tor Sale by
A aep2£* SMITH A BINCLAIR.
SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA—I gross just rewired and for
sale by JOS. FLEMING,
octfl corner of the Diamond and Market st.
LUPIN'S’ EXTRACTS—A largo assortment received by
_fcUs JOS. FLEMING.
CASTILE SOAP—3Ou lbs genuine received and for sale by
octd JO3. FLEMING.
CHEESE —40 boxes prime Cream Cheese for sale by
octA SMITH A SINCLAIR.
MANCHESTER GINGHAMS.—Fuat colored and fine;
worth 16 cents, selling at 12 % cents per yard at
oct3 A. A. MASON A CO.
I[tOß SALIi—A two story Brick House and Lot, on Den
-1 man street, Birmingham. Apply to
au23 JAMES BLAKELY.
Pi/’RK BRANDY. —I have this day received one cask of
the finest Cognac Brandy, for Medicinal purposes.
Those in want sf a very excellent article can procure it of
JOS. FLEMING,
oct!2 corner of the Diamond and Market st.
SoNGREcd WATER.—I have received figroas of Congress
j Water, direct from the Springs. Those wishing a good
and fresh article can procure it at
octl2 JOB. FLEMING’S.
POTASH— 2 casks very fine Potash received by
oct!2 JOS. FLEMING.
COD LLVER OIL—6 dozen Baker’s genuine Cod Liver
Oil oq hand and for sale by
octl2 JOS. FLEMING.
rpOBACCO.—I hhd leaf Tobacco, for sale by
eeytt HENRY H. COLLINS,
MATCHES— 300 grossfor sale by
octJ HENRY H. 00LLINB.
B' OTTER—IO firkins daily packed for sale by
oetiQ HENRY*H. OOLLINB.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE—2OO bxs English Dairy; 400
do Western Reserve cutting, for sate by
o . t u) HENRY 11. COLLINS.
C CHEESE— 603 bxs prime catting W. R. Cheese for sale by
J octiG ITENRY □. COLLINS.
BUTTER— 6 kegs fresh firkin Batter fbr sale by
inT HBNBI H. OOLLItfS.
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t y Mrs. Southworth.
JAMES WAKDROi 1
A. A. MASON A CG.
A. A. MASON A CO.
A. A. MASON A CO.
A. A. MASON A CO’S.
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-INSUEANCE-CQMEANXES.-
; D IS L A W ARK
InriUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OPFICKIn tbo North-Boom of the. Raohango, on Third
street, Jt>KILJJ>ELPnU.
MARINE INSURANCES.
On Yxssxls, )
Camo, VTo all partaof the World.
Fmiohts, )
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by rivers, canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all parts of the Union.
EIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On stores, dwelling houses. Ac.
ASSETS OV TOE COMPANY, November 7,1863.
Bonds and Mortgages ....$24,300 00
Stntuof Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other 10an5,... -181,658 42
Stocks in banks, railroads and insurances com
panies 24,012 20
Bills receivable 159,826 94
Cash on band 16,071 80
Balances in the hands of Agents and premiums
on Marine Policies recently issued 121,707 67
Subscription Notes -100,000 00
Wm. Martin, :
Joseph TI. Seal, j
Edmund A louder,
Juba C. Davis,
Hubert Burton,
John R. Penrose,
George G. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
11. Jones Brooke,
J. G. Johnson, 1
James 0. Uand, j
Theopilus Paulding, ;
James U. M'FnrlaDu,
W. C. Ludwig, 1
Dr. B. M. Huston,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer M'llralo,
Charles Kelly,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan,
James Traquair,
Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Price,
James Tunnent,
John B- Semple,
Charles Schaffer,
J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
11. T. C. Morgan, do.
WM. MARTIN, President
THOS.C. HAND, Vice President.
Joseph W. Coway, Sec’y.
P. A. MADKRIA, Agent,
No. 96 Water street, Pittsburgh.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THIS BTATK MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE
INSUBANCE COMPANY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Assets, May Ist, 1852.. 1
Premiums recuiTEtl to May lrt, 1863 ....
Intension Loans, Ac
Capital Stock
Returned premiums, Losses, Re-insurauc-e, Ex
penses,
Honda, Mortgages, Stocks and other good mcd'
curitl'Si
Premium Notes,
t'-auh on hand....
ToUl ain't of Resources, Liable for Lou*** SSM,:U« 70
DIXICTOAS
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, Dauphin coonty,
P. 0. BKLM3WICK. Harrisburg,
SAMUEL JONES, Philadelphia,
A. WILKINS, Ranker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER, «
JOHN b. RUTHERFORD; Daurhin county,
A. J. UILLETT, Harriaburg,
8. T. JONES, Harrisburg,
ROBERT KLOT7., Carbon county.
JOHN P. RUTHERFORD, President.
A. J. GILLRTT, Secretary.
Willioanrc against perils of sea and inland irrigation,
slue, on Merchandise in city ©r country, at lowest rates con
sistent with safety. Policies issued on dwelling bouses
either perpetually or for a term of years.
Branch Office, corner Fourth and Pmithfleld streets.
myWrtf A. A. CARRIER, Actuary.
THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
annuity and trust company,
PUin.ADEI.PHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL 2STH, ISiO.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. E. Comer of Third and Chestnut
Streets, Philadelphia.
Officers of the Home Board at Philadelphia:
outacToas-
Stephen K. Crawford, Paul B. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Tbompeon, Lnwrenn Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingtey, Geo. M'llenry,
Jnoot* L. Plnrenre, Jam** Derereux,
William M. Godwin, William M'Kee.
PretuUnt —Stephen R. Crawford.
f'tc President— Ambrose W. Thompson.
Medical Examiner, PitUbiergh —Jaw** H. Willson, M. D
Allegheny City —R. B. Howry, 1L D.
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Agant,
No. 74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Tin* Franklin Klr« Insurance Companr,
Of Philadelphia, I‘mntylvania.
DIRECTORS— Chart**# W. Banrker, Thomas Hart, Tobias
Hainuel Grant, Jamb K. Smith, Q«>. W. lUch
ar li, Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolphl R. Bone, Darid d. Browne,
M .rrl‘ Cim. .V. ilixcua, IVrndenX
o?us. G. BASOCIC, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perpetual or limited. on every
d; i:ripU'>n of proper;/, In tnwu un i country, at raien as low
as • *■«> consistent with security.
'Ch« Company hare referred a large Contingent Pond,
which, with thrir capital and premiums, safely invested, af
ford ample protection to the a^eurM.
9 Awet* of tins Osmpany* oo January Ist, 1861, m pub
-116 iM agreeably to au Act of Assembly, were u follow*, rli
#915,123 68
Uri-.l K-tHl*. 81.377 78
Temporary Loan#..._ 83,966 17
61,889 00
64,216 81
» $1,212,708 44
— Fine** their iufx.rporatioo, * period of twenty-ona yearn,
t&v/ huT- paid upward of On- Million Four Hundrvd Thoa
*a:;d Dollars. losses l>v bre, thereby affording eviderce of lha
ad, inU-'-# <>f insurance, as well u the ability and dlapoei-
Unu to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J GARDINER OOms, Agent,
»P** Office, north—a*t cor. Wood and Third sta.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ’
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Slock, Annual Premium* and Western Fund
51, 000,000.
INCORPORATED 182*.
PoHdtgof Inour»n«* i<wuwlat ail timwion thw mortfarera
bln terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OB Till
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
BY
GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aomt
FOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY
njarl6:v
V/eitern In*arance Company. Pittitmrrh.
ft. MILLER, Jr., Prendmt. | K. M. (JORDON, Sf*tLi rv
CAPITAL, 9300,000, *
WILLI ?J n, r * agnail kind* of risks, FIBB and MA
f T RINK. AM lo**.-s will be liberally adjusted and
pr>-;D[jtly paid.
A liomelnjtJtution, managed by Dr*«cro*s who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
pronptnea* and liberality, to maintain the character which
the;, have assumed,*, offering the beet protection to thoae
who desire to be Injured.
R. Miller, Jr.,C. W. Rleketeon, J. W. Butler,
*• Holme*. Jr. f W. 11. Smith, C. Ihmsen, Cleorge W. Jackson,
Win. M. Lyon, James Llppencott.Oeorge Darsle, James Me-
Aol-y, Alexander Nimlck, Thomas Scott.
Office, No. 02 Water street, (Warehouse of Spann A
Co., np stairs.) Pittsburgh. noT24-ly
Pnuh Nloek *f Kutaua A Clark's planoi
1. J KLkHEK tfuliy infurms the _
.* .public that be haxjusl returned from
liv* .Uxtern cities with the largest and moat
men b'te stock of PlAffOA ever brought to * 1 " I ft
tni.- :ity. They are from the celebrated factory of NCKVs A
Cm k, New York, and are warranted perfect In eTery re
eiwt t. N.ACV* Pianos haye received th« first class pnte
me'Mlf l»oth in this country and Europe. and they are con
sidered by the musical profession, and Judges In general
altogether vnnnxllei and unentailed. The price* will Inva
riably be the f Sine as charged at the factory, without addi
tion. They jange from $250 to $l,OOO.
AI-*o, a rhoitw Jot of Dunham's well known and highly
popular PIANOS. Dunham’s Pianos were among tne Arrt
used in this city, and they havo kept up a most enviable
reputation to this day for superiority or tone, touch, and du
rability.
The above lot comprises all styles and prices; and as every
instrument offered for sale by ihu subscriber is carefully
and thoroughly examined by him, be can, in all caw. guar
antee to furnish purchasers with good, tubttanlial and re
liable Pianos, and at factory prices Persons in want of a
good PUno will find it to their interest to call and examine
before buying elsewhere. H WRY KLEBKR,
Sole Agent for Nunns A Clark’s Pianos.
Also Danham’a Planes,
No. 101 Third street,
wi-AM rw . , , o{ Ooldon Ilarp.
** ILd Pianos taken in exchange at thelrfull value.
New Stock of Chlckering’s Pianos.
JOHN' 11. MELLOK, 81 Wood street, has
and now ready for sain an entire
stock of Piano Fortes,from the celebra
** « y •• led manufactory of Chickering A Sons, Bos
ton, consisting of nil newest styles of 6,6-% and 7 octave
instruments m ru-.iuy carved and plain Rosewood and
Walnut Cases, and with all their late Improvements.
Purchasers can have a choice out of the largest stock of
Piano Fortes ever brought to the city. Prices invariably
the same as iu Boston, without addition for transportation
or ri*ri, and every instrument warranted
£ l S'Af* rSß 101 of Pkno Stools, of various patterns
tu V,t? D *7? N ]» 8 i^ A f ? l i," l uppl * of Owbart’s Melodeons, at
$45, stis, $76, $lOO and $l6O each. Por sale by
. . . JOHN H. MELLOR,
CHINA HALL,
maker ILJR) bwwiis Tifikb ain> rounrn mim
Strangers visiting the city should call in
to see the beautifal assortment of CIIJXA ni acc
and quumSWABB, now open at the above esutlbh
ment. Our goods being entirely new, we are enabled to
offer inducements in all the latest styles of Dinner Tea
and Toilet Ware, white iron-stone, we have a great variety
of shapes; Also, gold band and fancy colored stoneware
Tea and Toilet sets. Our stock of white Covered Dishes
Soup Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Dishes, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Bet Is
large and well selected. Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery
Spoons, Castors, Walters, and House Furnishing Goods, we
have a large assortment.
COMMON WARE—Our stock of common Teas, Plates
Dishes, Bakers, Nappies, Bewls, Pitchers, and evei7 article
In the line is large, and we are prepared to peek them with
or withont fine goods, as the purchaser may wish.
Also, a large assortment of all kinds of GLASS WARE,
which we are selling at manufacturers’ prices, all of which
are offered at wholesale or retail, by
JOHN J. O’LEARY.
Steamboat Furniture and Chairs.
f3\ . on a °d &re constantly mnnnfWn.
BOAT OABIN furniture AND
CHAIRS, of every description, viz •
* I • Extension Dining Tables;
Do Bar do;
Ladies Cabin Chairs, of various styles;
Qenis. do do do;
State Room do do do-
Do Toilet Boxes; '
Tete a Tetes; Sofcs;
. Centre Table*,
Hvh SUndfi; Oerd do .
Water do; Trays Ac Ac.
JUleri.' end workmenihlp price, ..tie
factory. T. B. YOUNG A nn
Jl2! 3SamltMelJrt^ot.poril«(!HTHnt.l
ROBERT H. PATTERSOK’S
LIVERY AND SALE , M~mw .
<3TS STABLE,
Corner Diamond street and Cherry alley.
*P rl4:lf PITTSBVSOa. pZ
N_ C*mmioc*i*» Lo«a Ofle«.
0. 100 SHtTUFIBU) BTIUUET, NBAS ttFSß.*
Money loaned on Gold and Silver Watehes, Sflrsnrara
ana otheT valuable articles. aulirdlj
> r ; - ”
BANKERS AND BROKERb.
EXCHANGE'AMD BANKING HOUSE
OF
A. WILIUNS 4 CO.,
UNITED STATES BANK BUILDINd.
fl o. 4^*7 Four tit Street,
nn&BUßuii. pa.
and Domestic Exchange, Coin, Bank Not«a
X end Land Warrants bought and sold.
Collections made throughout the Union.
Business paper discounted and loans negotiated.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Money received on deposit, and interest allowed when
let! for a specified time. dec3
Removal.
PATRICKS & FRIKFTD,
BANKERS AMD EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Havt Removed tiidr OJJicc LiOicOomer of Fifth and ftbodsii.
PITTSBUEOH, PA.
PATRICKS A FRIEND, honkers and Exchange Brokers,
and Dealers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver
and Bank Notes. Exchangee on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in ail the cities throughout the United
State*. Deposits received iu par funds or current paper, at
the comer of Fifth and Wood Streets. [fel>3
H. HOLMES A 80H 8,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
$627/170 63
nivi Kruovm tuxis oanximi and xxcuanox orricx to no.
67 KABJLIT BTBXIST, POUR DOOBS HSLOW out UTAXD.
N HOLMES A SONS, Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
• and Dealers In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Sit
ter and Bank Kotos. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received In par funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth sts. [jaSOfly
JAS. 8. lIOON, - THO 6. SARQKNf,
HOON A SARGENT,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. S. CO&NEK OP WOOD A SIXTH fiTs., PITTS3UK(IU, Pa.
1 \EALEKS in Coin, Bank. Notes, Time Hills, Foreign and
I / Domestic Exchange, Certificates of Dupodt, Ac.
Exchange on all the priuclpol dth-e of the Union and Eu
rope, for sale In sums to suit purchasers.
Current and pnr funds received on deposit.
Collections uuid* on all parts of Ujh Union, at the lowest
rates. [Hej-U:]y
TIKU.NAN 4 CO., " ‘
HANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKE!.?,
A'u. y 5 BWj &tre*t, c>irnsr of Diammui Alls.y,
PITI.-iUUHttU, PA.,
(200,016 61
136,260 66
BUY AND .SELL ll.ink Note; and Coin; Dhcouut lime
exchange, and promissory notes; make i-ollwtier.e in
alt the principal ol the Union, lUceive depOeita on
call and ou interest, and give th.-lr prompt attention in all
other matter. npp-rt»iiilng lu a Broker's bu-iue-*. Eastern
Exchange coL.iiamly on band. mart*
1,010 10
100,000 oo
$446,183 26
joii.v woods,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKEIt,
$368,816 70
HXALta l.v
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Notes.
STOCK bought and sold on commission. Cidlei-iioni
carvfolly nllcuded to. Interest paid on Deposit
4>*No. Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M
Bank. il.-elt,
$161,461 08
179,016 61
17,820 21
HILL & CO.’,"
BANKKR6 AND EXCHANGE IiIO.iKKRS,
CORSta -Jf WOOD AND mTH "-.HSU
SIGHT EXCHANGEnu tb« KoMern I’nii-e constanil’
sale. Time Bills o! Exrhange mid Notes disrnuut*
Gild, Silver and Bnpk Notes, bought and sni 1. Coll--:
made in all the principal Hticf of the United Slate*,
posits received o! Bar ami Current Funds. [mart?'
aujm uutER, jqi«Auu u_\ai:, nsir.L.N>.x kr\
K RAKER & RAHJfi,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL Gold, Surer, and Bank Notes; negotiate
Loans on ibid E* l*le or Hlock Sis-untier, purchase
I’romissary Nute. and Tim- Hills, on East and We:«t; bny
and *.-!l Stoek.* on Otumi-sion.
Collect ir>na made ou all point* in tbo Union. ftayl
0. £. ARHOLD * CO-,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKER?,
DEALER? in Exchange, Coin, Bank NoU-s, Fight and
Tim« Drafts, Ac. Collections earefully attended tc-,
and proeeadt! remilte-i to any part of the Union.
Stocks bought ami .-eld on commission.
sT<t,No. 74 Fourth at., next do r to Bank of Plip-t/g : -cl -
AUSTIN LOOMIS,
STUCK AND BILL BROKER,
OjJict, N"e. 02 FburDi atvt-c Blind,
PITTfcBLKGII.
Notes, Drafts, Bends Mortgages, and Loans on red
lat-fals, negotiated. Sua-ke and Land Warrant* bought
and sold. evta
1H53,
EXCHANGE AND BANKING UOCBX OF
A. WILKINS 4 CO.,
No. 7f> Forum FraixT,
Opposite the Bank of Pittsburgh.
jan& pTTT-»nu»ji
Doexcrfic and ile f.yn }±cJuins\ Jiank A'«Va, L'.-c’d an j Mre
Bmtghl, S4d an-f Erc.'iuup/d. at thr
EXCHANGE AND HANKING HOUSE OF
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
04 U BTUAIT, PlTTnumOil.
C9w_lnterest alioweil on tim* detosi;?. [ jau!2
TUvlUrso-* BALL. J'.o * aiuiill
THOMPSON BELL & CO.
D A N KKK f> AM) UK <* K i: K .*=
Onwri/ nun/jiJ H..»< ur*sU, l\:t
'fHONAS wooni),
BROKE It,
AND DtAI.tR IN
Not«i, Bondi, Stork*, Real Kittle, tt
-V.. ,i . /V.*ri-ir ; A. /’«
HOTELS.
Cl TV HOTEL
t 1. ITt BKOWS’S, )
Corner of Smltlifleltl and Third afreet:
i'j TTsnr J’a
GLASS A CARE, Proprietors.
JOHN P. GLASS, DAN D CARR,
IL*U T«l*c'k|.l. ue :0 » | (UU Sl-' kv« A I’.itj l! td
large and romui'»ii* ; us l!"U*,i having umlergt
X thorough repair aod furnh.hfj with ur» cquipm*-
throughout. is !><>» <i|<eu tor the reception id the ir„»--ll
public. Cuvr. jeb X .<; elat k. »{ rgii:**u
ST. CIjAIU hotkl,
(FORMERLY THE RXCIi A\(i E.)
PITrSBIIItUiI,
Corner Penn and St. Clair itreeti,
C. W. RTTNTffTITT Pn>pti^.
AF*This lx a tirst rin-y hou-», bctwc.'d the JtailnviJ D
pot-«; the room* an- Urg.-nud n-aiy furui*b.-d, and charg*
moderate. agrlLlydAw
ow>ro.v.i,
WAVKRLKY li'il'-K. M S- uth Ki.-htii *tn-«-:. U-tw.
_ChM,tuut aud n aiiiut, 1 b.lad-lpNia n u2V-
tim
'V'O. 11l Arch strict, Pbii-de.phu. T. S. IVKLII Ont.
X 1 the Kagie,; Proprietor. lauJS. 1
GAtiKILL lIOL.HK,
<>>R.\i:ii of j/Aiy am) ,v tiu at:t, wm:he.\.
'l'llK Proprietor tak>-,« picture m nonotm jug t<.
X public that thi* u«-u and elegant Hotel baa been
ax .i bouse of anti-rtainuirbL Lung commodious ami nnu
ai..| adjoining th.: r,m- «• i.J thflhlo Singe Ompuliv, it off
inducement* uinmrpm-M-i in Wair-ii 1.. r Uiv u.c.-mnu*
tli.a of the trawling community.
A ."hare ot public patronage i* resja-ctfully «. iHted.
M. OAcKII.L
, it . PRANK I.IN lIOISIv
CIihSTNLT alKKhl, Alkn K THIRD, PuILauELPUI A
PAItKKIt A LAIItll, Proprietors.
jylt»3mi rKKMa *1...0 Phil DAY.
AcMILLAN lion'si;” "
JullNsTuWy, } K.\.\A.
r |HIS andendgm-d having taken charge of the at-.
X Damn! ilouar, and resitted it al h Urge eapeu**-, id
oimtortable a* well ax elegant ntyb*. |» now prepared to ■
reive guerts, and give ample *.•■ ,'i-Uo'.i ui t„ who to
p» tnnlw the Uoumi. jau.Sr;j .IAMKfr l» >\\ N KV.
HARE’S HOTEL,
i l.atc turujer’i hxchauge,J
XJO. 13H LIUEKTI cTUHKT, bait id futh street, Pitt.;-
J.l burgh. SAMLV.L Proprietor.
This Hotel L( entirely new., haviug jnat been cmpl-bsi
anu opened for the sci'.imtuml >don ol the pul-hc. ixej.i.;
THE <iLKN HOTEL
IS NOW READY POJt SUMMER \ IsITKRS. Th.
grounds liave been iajproTi*J, aud the liouxe rrndere,.
more attractive, generally. Tli-j proprietor will bo hapin
lo *<-o his friends.
Um" Au Omnibus of tl„> Kxndxiur Line is now running
from the aUtina, on Fifth street, to the IiLKN IIuTEL
Leaves the statiou at Bo\ ;r>.-k, A. M., and 5 P. M.; return
ing at V A. M., and p. M.
Jel-.' : tim_ J. 0. MARTIN, AgeuL
KUANKLIX IIOPSE) Clcvcl»u<t» Ohio,
/I PATRICK A hON, Puoi'RiETOßa.—Tliis Ilouse has us
dergt.no thorough ana iixtcnsire repairs, alutratiom
and .argo additions of new furniture, aud the proprb
tor* pledge thema»dv.*s that nothing shall be wanUug oi
their part to render th« Yuan tux a place where all the com
forts of a first class hotel can be found.
L\ PATRICK A SON.
PLOIIUNCE HOTEL.
NO. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(OOtrUCCTtD ON TIU KUROPXAN PLA.t )
REUBEN LOVEJOY,
PROPRIETOR.
KiLil2Y 9 siiiOXKL<B
CORNER FOURTH AND GRANT STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, FA.
J. M’JLIASTXJUJ, JO., Aa’T
PERKY HOTEL, corner of Uanoock Btr.-etand Duquesn.
Way, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mar4:y AIcMASTERS A MARKLB, Proprietor*.
RESTAURANT.
CORNUCOPIA
ROYSTER AND COFFEE HOUSE "S*
D. BARNARD.
No. 40, Fifth Street, betioeen tVood and Market.
jauiyilyj PiTTsmiKiiu.
CRYSTAL PALACE
No. IB Market street. *
C. C. BEELY,
f \ RESPECTFULLY inform- hi. friendsand the
ttAVliJpiibUi! in general, that he ha* just started his
New York and i'biladelpula modern style ol
COOKING OYSTERS and every thing else in the
eating line. Oysters in the shell or Stowed, for U>* cents
a. dozen. He will algo furnish the best of everything that
Uiei market will afford. $ House always op«*n until 3o’clock
In the morning. 1 inarl3-tf
OYSTER BALO6N AND RESTAURANT!
____ 108 W(JOlj STREET.
T now hla OYSTER SALOON AND
Rouse perfected in A manner that cannot
b "££iri i tV7r‘f nv llar in the city.
larlur; to£“ KrKD normsoi
Fowl,, Fl.h, *c, Act
Ull Bill of far. cannot b» nnd h J woul J
fully invite the attention of the public to iL
ja2o:nuetf
St. Clair Lager BeeFurewery.
11HE undersigned respectfully inform* the public that he
is now fully prepared to serve private families and the
public generally, with his celebrated LAGER BEER, in
bottles. All orders left at his Office, NO. 39 DIAMOND
ALLBY,(near Woodßtrwy will b« punctually attend,.d'to;
and the Beer delivered to any part of the city or viciuitv
■i g2B:tf F. u. schenck!
Benltx’ Lager Beer Hall,
No. 106 SmilhJUld tired, oppotiU the Custom House
THE subscriber has just opened one of the largest an J
best finished Lager Beer Halls in the city. Ilia BeerU
acknowledged to be a superior article, and every otherae
ooxomodatkm about his boose cannot be excelled.
m*;..A3m A. BENITZ.
NOTICE.— Whereas certain Grocers and would be Tea
Dealers are industriously circulating reports that wo
are selling off to (jolt business—our friends and the public
are respectfully Informed that though we are “ selling off,"
It is not with such a view, nor do we Intend quitting the
badness; and ail orders from our customers shall Be at
“ usual, at JAYNES’ PEKIN TEA STORE,
Pittsburgh, September 28, IB&4.-dAw 38 Fifth street.
/"'IHEEdK—SO w. R. Chaeaa, fiy by
V Jy3l M’OLURKAN, HERRON k 00.
. r t> «, *»'
V S-
e '• J *!* . *
I*«w Fall Goodi, at very RedocedPrlcei.
YOUNG, STEVENSON <& LOVE, Sigu of tbo Original
Beehive, No. 74 Market street, between Fourth street
and the Diamond, Pittsburgh,are just receivings largo and
splendid assortment of Fall Dry Goods, at unusually low
prices, Irom New York and Philadelphia Importers and auc
tion sales. The stock will be found full io every depart*
mmt, consisting in part of
Plaid, stripe uuj ploiu Bilk, French Muiinoes, Cashmeres,
Coburgs;
Pammettas and Alpacas, at unprecedented bargains;
Moriuo and Cashmere Plaids, do do
Bombazines aud Canton Cloths, do do
French Ginghams, do do
Chintzes and Prints, do do
Irish Linens and Linen Sheetings, do do
Pillow Linens and Table Cloths, do do
Napkins and Table Damasks, do do
Plain and printed Delaines and Cashmeres, do
Also, a full i. sortment oi Domestic Goods, ut great bar
gains;
Shawls of every Tariety, very low;
Culf Collars, Chemizettes aud Handkerchiefs, at great
bargains;
H ibbons ami Millinery Goods, at great bargains;
lli'Mery, Gk*> •-* and suspenders, do.
Owing to U, unusually large importation, goods have
It-t n forced Im<■ Hie auctions in the east, and sold at groat
sacrifice*, and v.ill U* sold for cash at a very small advance.
_ YOUNG, STEVENSON k LOVE.
Sew Arrlv u.l uf Spring aud Summer Dry
liooda.
AT No. w N. W. BIDE OP WOOD STREET.
I \ GREGG A Cu., Importers and Jobbers lu' British,
X-/* Freneh nod German DRY GOODS. Having receiv
ed our large and extensive stock Of spring and summer
goods, purchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
Uirough our own tm])oriHtioii, we feel safe in assuring our
old customers, country merohaot* nud city dealers general
ly, that owing to these acquired facilities in purchasing,
we can oiler aueh inducements to buyers u are rarely wet
with in the trade.
Among our dry goods stock will be found cashmeres, de
.altirs, Portcoumth lawns of the tnest desirable designs,
inr.ha.r lustres, ui,;acaa, plain black and fancy figured siiks,
glngham.- and fancy print*, latest styles broadcloths, fancy
votings, c;iseiuiercx, satinets, tweeds and summer pantn
h>.*mug; bruwn and Mack muslins, table dhi|*ers.
>\ e imve also ojw-ned a very large assortment oi bonnet'*,
□•-we.-t styles, palm Unit hats, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
ana an extensive variety of hosiery, glove* and ribbons;
with lacegnuu**, fancy nettings, jaeonells.mull and figured
Swiis uiumiu* and black silk veils, Ac.
«»i:r variety stock embrace* lh part comb*, buttons, per
in caps, threads,port monaii'S, patent medicine. 0 , per
turnery, rind almts-t every hi ticie usually kept in the vh
rl-ty 11m-. together with a large stock of gv>ld and silver
» ali fj***, w'Ml-’ii uiutri-ials. glasses. gold aud gilt jewelry or
newesi pattern;, and u great variety oi Lu hour and s dot
eii-cEs, ail "I which will be sold at the iowest prices ierru-b
• >t satlstuctory rejerenre.
N. H.—ad «arly call from buyei* is respectfully solicited.
1 D. GREGG A 00.
tiUEAT JURdAINcS IN LmY OO'JUS AT
A. M'TIGHfTS NEW STORE,
COI7XER OF GRAXT AXD FIFTH STREETS.
I I.IVIMJ THIS DAY OPENED MY NEW STORK, 1
XJ beg leave to call trie attention of the Ladies to the
bi-c-and-ph'ndid assortment ot M’RINO AND SUMMER
G‘.»'l»s, just re-iived. Among the *tnck may be found
soon-ol the very Um—t goo-j. now im;>orte>l. It comprise*,
In part.
ty»<> pieces black aud fnney Drew* Silks.6octs.tr> $2 per yd
eUO d'i .‘dou.-.. de laiines. Itareg*- tie Mousse,
line de Bege,
200 do Beautiful lisirgrs and Tissues, in great variety,
'2.'*o *!n New tit) lo Drua* Giughams;
-x*> «l.i American, French and KugilHh Print*;
600 do FiWttchand Kugiish Lawn*;
French Collars, from 12] 3 cents u* J.0.0-J;
MantillaH, of tha latest styles, among which an» sod
ot the mvet beautiful im|>oriej iulo ihi. country.
Also, Muslin*, Ticking*, Checks, I.luens, Crash, Diapers,
TaMr Cloths, Gentlemen'* Wear, Ac,
TRIMMINGS.—In this department will be found a com
p|jt«- M*s-irLment ol Dp’** and Mantilla Trimmings, Maltese
and Uooituu Ls.-e, fine English and Thread Lace; all of
which will he sold unusually lew.
Ten tale* yard wide Muslin at six cents per yard,
myd A. MTIUIIK.
NEW DRY GOODS BTORE.
Iron Front—No, U I Market etreet.
OU K h-.iii-i 1 b.-ing now open tor the traosaclionof a gener
al Dry G'sid* busuov,*, we would respectfully solicit the
pairt-uag- of ih* pub ic, ti-eling confident that, from ourex-
U-n-<iV'- ami well seltt-Usl stock of BILKh, FANCY AND
.STAPLE GiUbr! wv can offer such luJurriaenis a- will in
*un-entire h :.iisMc-.ion. HAGAN K AUL,
CLOTH IN G STORE!
JOHN APCLOSKEY & CO..
<-J the celebrated Lk-G.tng Depot on Liberty
X? street, which ha* won an unbounded |"'pularily unde:
1-name of the THREE BIG DuOKS, have, for the pur
ja-se ot ac<;ulriu;; in'ir-- space for their immense busiues*.
en<-r» i tf•paclru-. building on the corner r.f
READY 31ADE CLOTHING,
That has ever fwu ~ff~r«d to lh-public. J
Their principal idj.-.-t tor this tenioral, L* to give thee
me re (Hclhtier f. r ■ L.
W HiiLESALi; TII A Li E .
Th«y ar.- ; repar-i to sell Goods at the
h 0 W K$ r K A S TE R S V U ICES!
And they will warrant th-m to la* as good as any minu
fa turei in the VnK.n.
IN Till Best STVLZ, AM* CPOX THE SIILi*T NoTICi.
They have on han*l n lull and beautiful a**Nirtcient oi
Hi.d CO \TI NG.i. ler
FROCKS, DRE^,
Our interests >trt-identical wttr. ;!,*.*. nt r -ur custolner*.
and *—ure trie public that i*ur ft hdity will not lLil in
filling all *'.rd)*r- we ttiay t.- tnvored w Ith.
DON’T FwKGEd'
i\o. SS Wood street,
(bast SIDE,) CORNER OF DIAKOSD ALLEY.
N. lI.—WV 4«*?ir* our » ntr.ni; munJnr^tanJthutnrlurr
D” W-n:;rr any fiiiw iion »uh tko Clothing < u
1 ,t .‘ -*'*•»«• ••‘**»f.rUltl:.ll H •ioTl.t.-vj to thf
ii«>u.‘o alto •i-«ign*t«'(j
mar2ll
Jt.-r l.bCKi \ Kl> AT JOHN U.-CLOrhKY A Cu'B Wh01...
( b-thm.-, W *rvh<-u*.i-, V> sv »tre»-t, and corner
"I Diamond uUer, ti;e largest and mm-t »ari.«.l -lock ..f
that tins i>l<'brnln| house has over had the pleasure
of inviting the attention of it,.-public t... These goods haT*
♦•rvn I'Un-hwl Ir-.ui flr-t hand-, an.l, no
wf.n-l pr"l;i' nlLi-i:i, «.hiih l-ate-u- able to »»r that we
r * n a,,i ll " 1-r— r; I- *« any house iu the c.-ist
•*rt» 1 h.-rvf re, n-.-p.-rttuliy Invite the attention
" f w and .-ountry m--r.-l.aur-, iu general, u
.-ivf- u* >1 '•all, ri.-1 i- l uiuiur our assortment .-I
IIKAL-V 'IALL CLmTHi.v;. | t t ,.
-tium-mt- tin- j-mtitity r r Imm.-u*.- pile. <.f garment- thai
:■> 1m- --.'.•n al this lnrg 1 —■ial-iu>liin»-nl; it is -ulltehi.l to
-ay that It has ucv.-r U-.-t, -.junHe/l |,y lb- Louse
mr.rlO.-_f_ __ _ J'lll.N MrCLO.-iKKY t Co.
SAMI KL UKAV, " -
MERCHANT TAILOR>-.
SO. 47 NT. CIAJK IIOTKI. Bl'lLbtSQS,
6T. CLAIR *TR*»T, n-mauauii. ‘
CN ENTI.LMLN .** CLuTULAU made eiclurtvely to order,
* an-J wurranfi-J to suit lias constantly hq hand a
• hoic. a.-i«ortuient o! CL-»TUB. CASriMKKKr, VESTING;*
ao i.iVKitOOATIMI.of til.- late.t styles,.elected -*j.r«mly
for ( be I--.ISU m tra-IM. Gouttrnien le*nng theirurders, wii”]
b»vr lii. ir wi,h« consul imj and complied wUb, as all work
■- l.ifii- umli-r hi- r >wu .upervielnu. uotl2
Clothing! Clothlugt
'l’fiK nuder-igned r«tsj.ectful)y informs his friends and the
X I’liblic tlmi hi- is nrnt n-ceiriugat hisetore, No.ITT Lib
-riy -tr.-t, a chot.v assortment ut Cloths, Casdmew and
' ••stings, of the latest and mo-t desirable Btyle9, which he
u prepared to umkr to order in th« most fashionable man
ner. at short notice, and ou the moat reasonable terras.
W e ha*ea!><i on hand h large and well manufacturedstock
of ready mad- Clothing, to whi.-h we invite the atteotion
of Layers, either wholesale or retnii.
I'erson- win- pur-hnsr gie-ts tor cash, wiil Cud it to their
drafibage to full at ITT Liberty street, before making their
iur. _ tunr.ij C. OINNER,
New Clotlilng Store.
NO. 4, SIXTH STREET, UITOSITK LIRERTY.
fl’llKsuhscrila-r ha.- just op.med Uiis new .-etaMU-ljment,
_L wherw ha has al ways on hand a large and choice aasort
tnent nf all article* of CLuTil INll, which he warrants equal
hi any In the city, and will sell at tile most reasonable uri
re-. The publir are Tt-jut.-led to give him B call.
B. OTI'KNHEIMEIL
WATCHES. EWELRY, &c.
Hf A'IXHiKS AND JEWKLKV.—Weare selling al. kinds
of Watches and Jewelry at much lower pnc«* than
is usually obtained elsewhere. Customers may depend on
getuug goods nt my establishment at least as low,and gen
erally lower, than the eastern markets. All goods war
ranted.
Silver Ware, manufactured at my own works, in Oakland.
Jewelry manufactured to < rdar, and neatly repaired.
\V atcu repairing doue as heretofore, in the best manner
wud \\ar--anted.
Military Goods, of ali kinds, at eastern prices.
W. W. WILSON,
* IU * CT Market street, corner of Fourth.
CLOCXSTcLOCXsTiCLOCKS!!!
Pfelfle & May rail,
DEALERS IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
ffjta SILVERWARE, Ac., No. 43 FIFTH Street, neat
Wood, opposite the Morning Post, formerly oceu
by L. lleiutimau A Co. We have uow hand a
splendid assortment of 8 day uod 34 hour Clocks, which we
offer to the public at great bargains, such as: Irou cases,
pearl inlaid and all other patterns ot Mantel Clocks.
Al*., a rich assortment of line gold and silver patent
lever, cylinder, and anchor escapment Watches,and an ele
gant stock of Jewelry and Silverware, which w« intend to
sell cheap for cash.
N. It. Watch repairing done in the best manner and at
low prices, and warranted tnarUfi
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
No. 87 Market Street,
(&con<J door above Uie Niyrth-mr.it corner of the Diamond.)
JOHN aTEVENSON, (of the late firm of John B.M'Fadden
A C 0.,) respectfully announces to the publl:, that he haa
opened, at the above stand, a line assortment of WATCHES
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAMPS, GI
RANDOLES, l\tckrt and Ta!*L % Cutlery, Britannia leaand
Communion Sets, and the usual variety of goods in hisline
of bu-iness.
Special care and attention given to the REPAIR of PINK
WATCHES, JEWELRY', Ac.
Ue trusts, that from bis long experience in bnsinas, he
will be able to give satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage.
Pittsburgh, May l&th, 1863. my 26
Henry Richardson, Jeweller,
HA VINU re-fitted bis store in a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom
ers to the fact that among his Watches will be found the
most durable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Icings, Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such as Papier llacbe, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Mats,
Colt's Pistols, Porte Monnaics in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety oi useful and or
namental articles, which have only to be seen to be appre
lated. [novl] NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
CHARLES STILL,
lOB Wood street
IjUNK WATCHES AND RICU QOLD JEWELRY AT
BARGAINS.—We wish to inform the public that we
are now ottering our present stock of fine Watches and Jew
elry* at prices that cannot be beat. Therefore, we say to
one and all, you that wish to buy fine Watches and Jewel
ry, give us a call, and gave from 25 to 60 per cent in your
purchases; whi«h you can certainly do by calling at 67
Market street.
N. B.—• Watch repairing attended to la all its branches,
In a superior manner. Gold Jewelry repaired or
tured to order at short notice, at
J u7
H. KNOUBEL,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Dealer in clocks, watches, jewelry, and
FANCY GOODS, No. 36 Diahosd AJLLKT, between Mar*
Eet and Wood streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. All articles sold at
wifi establishment will be warranted. Repairing of Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry promptly executed at the shortest
notice. AH work done will oe warranted. (jelfeOm
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DRY GOODS.
Nos. 91 Market and 8 L'uion street.
CLOTHING.
DIAMOND ALl.hi AND STREET,
Wber-ii.. -, lir.vciioa lue mo^t
SPLENDID S'R>CK UF CLOTHS!
A N L>
cisroii wo a k
WALKLN'O AND BU9I
NKsS COATfcv
THE PLACE—
JOHN M'CUiSKEY A_C«».
NKW SPIIIAU obu<i, ~
POOD'S, 67 Market st.
FURNITURE.
JAMES W.WOODWEU.
CABINET FURNI'IVUE MANUFACTURER.
Ware-roams 97 and Vu Third street*
J. W. W. respectfully
hid friends mil customers that heu-L
now completed his spring stock pBI
of Furniture, which is decidedly • T "
the largest and best ever offered for rule in this City, which
will be sold at prices as low as any In the United States,
East or West.
As he is determined to uphold the qo&lity with well sea
soned materials, beat workmanship, and newest designs;
from the extent of bis orders and facility in manufacturing,
he is enabled to prodnoe warranted furniture, at the lowest
prices.
He has adopted the principle of identifying his cn9tomera'
Interest with his own, in quality and price, and keeps al
ways on hand the greatest Tuxiety of eTery description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most ele
gant and costly, that a house, or my part of one, may be
furnished from his stock, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, in part, of bin stock,
which for richness of style and finish, eannot be surpassed
In any of the Eastern cities:
‘Louis XTV tete-a-tete Bofiui;
60 Sofas, in plush hair cloth;
"60 do*. Mahogany Chairs;
30 dot. Walnut •*
'6O Mahogany Hocking “
|2O Walnut ‘‘ “
dbO Mahogany Divans; *
20 Walnut “
*6O M&rblu Top Centre Tables:
60 •• “ Druu-ing bureaus
•* Wash stands; t
40 Enclosed
100 Common
SO l'taiu Dressing Bureaus;
Mahogany Bedsteads:
,;£) Walnut “
..bO Cottage “
800 Oferrrv and Poplar Bedsteads;
. So Mahogan* Wardrobes;
10 Walnut *■
SlO Cherry
_o-> Plain bureaus;
. 70 Dining and Breakfast Tables
12 Secretary and Bookcases;
'2O dcz. Cane Beat Chairs;
£4 Cane Heat Hocking Chairs;
Ladies’ Writing Desks;
• Hat and Towel glands;
“Ztlguires;
(OoQrersation Chairs;
Elizabethan “
Reception “
8 Pearl Inlaid “
Arm “
and Hall Chairs;
fA* large assortment of COMMON* FUItNTTUKK and
FINDrtOK CHAIRS. Canrrxr ilAtua supplied withal] ar
tclen in tb-lr line.
STKASUtOATi* afcd HOTELS, furuiflb*U *t th« shortest
otic*.
AH orders promptly attend*! to. aprf
Steamboats, Ahoy i
i m> k, Tn * subscribers tender their acknow-<=\
for the faror* bestowed cponUA
by their Steamboat friends, and
would respectfully remind them and others interest-* i •
@1 In building boats, that they are at ail times prepared to
furairb, on the most reasonable terms, every description ol
Cabin Kuruituiv and Chairs of the boat material and work-
T. n. YQUSO A CO..
Corner Third and SmlthfWld street*,
opposite •* Brown’e Hotel.”
Jamei Lowry, Jr.,
/'IDAIR AND BKDSTRAD MANUFACTURER—No. 294
V/ Fetteman’s how, Liberty street, ou on hand * large
•lock of Clmirs and Bedfltrjula of every description, made of
tli- best material*, which he will sell lower than articles ol
the same -juality can be sold in the city. lie woald call par
ticular attention to his large stock ol Mahogany and Walnut
'Chairs ar.d Bedsteads, which he will Sell at greatly reduced
prices. Also, Turning ot every description executed in the
neatest manner, (rrtlers left at the Ware Rooms, or at the
Mill, corner of Adams and Liberty streets, will be promptly
tt.-n.le-l to. mar'll
A. HILLIKEN A CO.,
IT AYE ON HAND at their extensive CABINET and
IX CHAIHMAN\;PACTORY,No. 64 Smithfleld street. a
large assortment <*f laney and plain furniture, which they
will Mil 16 per below customary rates,
Terms—ca_th only,
Great Inducements to Cash Purchaser*.
\I7’ E will our I*W Stock of COMMON AND FANCY
VI CILAIUS AND BEDSTEADS, at prices that cannot
fall to please ca«h purchasers. Alt our work is warranted
Oartarmaare CASH. JAMES LOWKY, JIL,
_ cor. Seven Liberty rta.
WM. K. s>r>.\KNSON continue. 10 manufacture
CABIN FT-WAKE of «-rcry description, at hisold sund,
corner of Liberty und Seventh street*. UNDEETAK
* * *ING attended to, in ail its branches. tayll
EDMUND WILKINS,
Sfr I . .. .... .....
]S* -M- • ;.4Y V
fe- ■” . ::
Eagle Marble and "Freeport Stone Works,
>O. -Mi. IIKAD < *F WOUO STRKKI, lITTSBURGH,
»■ Oif Oinst.-ry GaU, Ltiv'rtvcnnllr.
MONUMENT,:, RL’KIAI. VAULTS, iu.MR sTONES. Ac
Ere-port amn** \\ alls tiii FVrtres. Mautle Pte-vs, Ceo
ir-- and I'irr Tops, alwsw on Lam] and made to enter.
N. U new style or f.ir Cera
• tery I*its. ot DURA 111, L r-To_\ t\ cut throngh in panel or
railing term, and nt very Httte ovrr Iron tearing. I
r'ter ti> specimen* of tbit and other vor'-t I havef:ilr«adv
-i. nc in the Allegheny Omrtcry, I hare on hand ■ choice
•••lectiiu oi drawing-fur ••very description of Aro** in my
Kxricjt**cE«i r 1 ‘
Col lIKN'KY McCULLOUUH. Httstmjvh.
WM. HAGALKY, Kmj., do
KiUMKK & K.WJM, do
»ln HAKMAK f)ENNT, do
II n. WILLIAM WILKINS. Hone Woo-1.
liov Tiiiifl. IKWIN
Mr~. :KKNAN, ."tv, do
*■ '**•• CRoiriJAN, Monoti£*hi-1*
_ __ mirlU.iUw
TEAS ! TEAS! TEAS f
« !!' 'LKSALK AND RETAIL. ;
-■it the M’ekin Tea Store,
3t* furm STtttT, PITTSfICRCII, l*\.
BY tr:o hft'.f . n*atly picxrd iu metallic packages
to Huit tirade. *
Th" .ul-crP-rijnow r«Mlvlnc hla Fall stock of OBtPI
1 : LATi> Th \S,—cnaaisttw;» ol some of tha iinust cl era
»- b. r. ac !iu ih«* Kaetern market. Merchaut*vLaUn« tha
.•i’v arelxydu-J to call and examine ourstoek.
Wa li?t cf tha rarvoua gradoi;, all of which have
carefully and can with confidence h« rccom
hxh bests fine Young Hyion;
I*s do jo Motuu** loungHyacn
10 •*£> extra tiue Moyune Jo;
I<W in» Superior do;
l‘> Jo extra tin* Jo;
60 Lartjtirvd boxes extra Curious Young Ilytoa
halt'dienta fine (iunpowjer ;
10 Jo extra fine no;
6 Jo Jo Mcyun** Imperial ;
■JO do Superior do;
l. £ <t) Jo Fine Oolong Black Tea;
•10 Jo extra fine Oulonjc;
30 Jo extra Curious uo;
Jo Superlatively etrongand fragrant Oolong
ch*ets extra fine English Breakfast Tea;
f> Jo Curious uo do;
Al^riv-Jaraan i IUo Coffee, LoTerlng’a Crashed and Pul-
Sugar-.
ALSO-CJ.WO rriD-lje Segara, wnlch will be sold very
low - A. JAYXKS,
38 Fifth street. Pittsburgh.
oovl t dAw
R«al Estate and Contracting Agent.
rpriK nubseribor has been induced to open an office for
± the purpos*- of buying and selling, on Commission, and
having the Agi-ory of Urge Steam Saw-Mills and boat
}v;)r on , the Allegheny river, together with many other
UeiliUes from other water and steam raw-mills. U* hatters
himself that he can furnish any tills of lumber and
timUT of any kind, great or small, long or short, and
them at any point on the Alleghenv, Monongahela,
Oluo, or Mississippi rivers; contract to build large Barge*
Btore Boats, Coal Flats, Boat Gunnels, Bridge Timber IUiN
road Timbers—Freight Iron, Coal, Ac., to any given 'point,
and will attend to the Sale and Rcntor Real Estate. From
his loug expHrieuce In lumbering, freighting and boat
building, he thinks he can give general satisfaction AH
perannb aw requested to make their contract* soon • eroe-
Hally those wanting boats or large billsof lumber and tim
ber, should contract for them In the fall for the spring and
summer use. He will also attend to the purchase and sale
of any commodity lhat may be desired.
Letters addressed to David Mcxx, Heal Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box No. 120, post paid, will be
punctually attended to. Ills office is on Irwin street. No.
i, Al.egheny Uoufce. DAVID MUNN.
REFERENCES.
001. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburgh.
Mr John Morrison, Ksq., “ *•
Mr. Robi n. Brown, a,, “ Allegheny Hirer.
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, “ Clarion «
Mr. George B. Sweney, •* *• •«'
C. A J. UahnA Co., “ m k
dec‘2l:lydaw A
CAJUUAGES FUR SALE,
undersigned has justreceived athis __
. CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, situated
near the Two Mile Run, between Pittsburgh
and Lawrenceville, a splendid as*nrtTm»ntJgß^.
of VEHICLES, of every description, and will continue to
receive regularly, new and second hand Carriage j, Sulkies
Buggies, <tc., which he will sell on the very lowest terms for
cash. Having had twelveyears' practice in the business,and
with his well known facilities in the East, he flatters
In putting down all competition.
Those wishingto purchase are respectfullyinviled to caU
and see for themselves.
Especial and prompt attention paid to repalriagof Carri
es Ac. [nylB:dawy*i JOaEPH WHITE.
L’ 0H THE CURE OF DEAFNESS pains; and the Di 7.
X charges of Matter from the Ears—also, all those dis
agreeable neises like the buzzing of insects, fkiliDgef water,
whizzing of steam, Ac., which are symptoms of approaching
Deafness, and also generally with the disease. Many per
sons who have boen deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years
and were obliged to use ear-trumpets, have, after using one
or two bottles, thrown aside their trumpets, being made
perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons highly recom
mend its use.
TFrom the Tribune.)
Pare ATS Don’t Neglect Yocr Ciulkreb.—Thousands o.
children annually become deaf, in consequence of dis
chargee of matter from their ears, indured by Scarlet Fever
Colds, Ac. Now. if mothers would do their duty and nrtv
cure Scarpa’s Oil for Deafness, and use it as directed, their
children would be cored: but if neglected, the discharge con
tinues very troublesome, the hearing gradually gets worse
and finally partial or total deafness ensues. ’
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Call and tee-Mrt. Baxter, and the will impart to you informa
tion that will convince and astonish you, J
AsTOOKDiJto Fact!— Philadelphia, January 4.—1 herebv
certify, that when I was about twelve years old, I gradually
became deaf in both ears, so that in a few months I found
it almost impossible to hear, unless in the very loudesttone
of voice. I remained in that situation until last summer
a period of eighteen years, when I heard ofSf!ARPA»fi
POC^,A^ UBTI i OIL - 1 ‘“mediatelyObtained .
botlle, which lhare uni. .nil , m hupp, to nr It has acted
like msgir, and quite called me. An, one wlihlng further
infonnation of my caae. which I think n remarkible one,
will find me by calling at mj iwddence.Oon&rdetieet, find
door a bore Second etreet. EmEm Burn,
foraaleby A. JAYNES,
.... Pekin Tea Store,
_L ebl iL 80 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
Mead and lflineral Water Fountain.
VV 81 ?IFTH Street, next door to Masonic
IT • Hall, dealer in FRUIT and OONFECTIONARY.
Ice Cream, of the beet quality, served up during the aea*
*>n. AL«o, Strawberries and Cream.
Families can be supplied with Strawberries and other
Fruits, during the Season, on the most reasonable terms.
Orders are reepectfbli/ nudCed. fatU
v: ;v v
Barwui Corps oi 'l-. a-' MW Sagiawn,
setcmbk 14, 1864.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until, and on,
the 15th November next, for the construction, equip
ment, aDd delivery of as iron steamer lor the lake survey
service, to be delivered at Detroit, or at any p-rt of Lake
Erie, by the 30th day of next June ; said steamer not to he
lees than 138 feat long, do feet breadth of beam, exclusive
of fixtures tor paddle wheels and Aar wheel hoaxes; of not
less than 200 tone harden, and depth of hoVMboots}4feeL
The deck and cabin of Calif boat to be trunk fckhfea; iu>d
to be divided us follows: forward of the machinery, cabin,
and moss-room for the bands; aft of the machinery, eaUo,
and mess-room for the officers; Also, to have cooking room,
1 steward's re cm, pantry, water closet, and customary
and kitchen furniture, for not less than twenty h»T«te and
six officers.
The upper deck, or cabin roof, to be sufficiently firm for
customary use.
Pilot or wheel house to be on the upper dock, and to be
supplied with customary convenience* for steering.
The boat to be schooner rigged, and to be supplied with
requisite spars, sails, and rigging. To be properly painted;
to have two adequate anchors, with adequate chain cahlee,
and all customary fixtures of hanser boles, chain cable
boxes, windlass, levers, Am, Ac.
Each proposer to enumerate details and dimension of
parts, and to furnish a drawing and model of the boat
The boat to be supplied with two good yawl boats, sot
less than 20 feat loug each, and each boat to have two good
oars, with ruSkr and tiller.
No be made on the contract, and the War
DeparTmentßfiisve authority, for reasons, to declare the
contract voffiEiund to advertise anew. The War Depart-;
m*-nt reserves to itself the right to accept any of the prop<>
sals, ot to reject the whole and to advertise anew.
The boat to be able at common steam pressure to main
tain a speed of ten mQes the hour, and to be supplied with
suitable coal bankers, capable of stowing not less then 100
tons of eoai.
Materials to be of the best quality, put together In a
workmanlike manner, and all customary precautions and
fixtures for strength, and against fire, to be observed. The
boat to have Dot less than 20 adequate water buckets.
The steam engine of best quality, to be of the low pressure
kind, with the best recent improvement*.
When the boat is reported ready by the contractor, one
ioepector will be appointed by tbe War Department; one,
an officer of the navy, to be chosen by tbe contractor.
These two to select a tUrd, and to employ not exceeding
two professional steamboat men; also to employ the requi
site firemen, laborers, Ac., in order to make Inspection and
trial.
What-Not*; }
Paper Jlache T*bl«:
Pembroke 44
Hall and Tier 44
Ladles’ Work 44
Extension Dining Table*;
Ottomans;
The host, after inspection, to be exposed to a trial trip of
not lens than 100 miles, in moderate weather, on which trial
trip said boat shall maintain an average ppml of not less
tbm ten miles the hour for ten consecutive hours
Tbe certificate of said inspectors in reference to tie con
dition, strength of materials and machinery, workmanship,
finish, and performance of the host, to be received as evi
dence that the contractor has fulfilled his contract; also ss
evidence of expenses ot inspection and trial, one half of
said expense* to be paid by the United States, and one-half
by the contractor. J. J. AfcSKRT,
?«nl , l:d2ou2aw tlr.Nov Col. Corps T. R.
Sale of Alternate Sections In the Slate ot
Missouri.
Notice is hereby gives, that, under the
Proclamation of the President bearing date the 15'h
ultimo, (So. 623.) all tbe Seettona hearing odd Dumber* re
maining to the United States wit/un ri.~ milts on each tide
of ihf route of the Hannibal and Si. Joseph radroad m iu.ntwl
in tkc northern part of the State of Missouri, n:oro particu
larly described in said Proclamation, as advertised in the
newspapers of the SiHte, and subject to rale at not less than
tv> > d'-Uars and fifty cmiip-er acre, will lin’d at the un
dermentioned tand Office- at the time- herein sii*cifi«s-J, to
wit:
At the Land Office at PALMYRA, commouring MONDAY,
15th January next.
At the Land Office at MILAN, commencing MONDAY,
Sth Jnn *.ary next.
At the Land Office at PLATT2BUEG, commencing MON
DAY. 18th December next.
Private entries will not be permitted until afteT the expi-.
ration of two weeks from tbe commencement of the pablic
sties respectively. Tbe Sections cut by the route of the
mad will be sold subject to the right of way; and pre-emp
.ion chumi' under the several arts of Congress,unless proven
up and paid for before the commencement of the sales re
spcccively, will be forfeited. i
Given under my hand, at tbe city of Washington, this
13th d«y of i)ctober, JL D. 1554.
iITAVE the pl«-.juro to announce to those who have hith
erto obliged me with their favors, and to my friends and
the pablic generally, that, having a short time ago return
ed from th- .Last with a large and very
SUPERIOR STOCK OF goods for the
I r.m prepared to supply all orders on better terms than
f ircierly. In consequence of the immense influx of Goods,
which, for the past few months has burdened the Eastern
market, and of tbs distrust reposed In tbe credit system,
very important advantages were offered to cash buyers; and
lienee I hare been enabled to purchase my Goods at a large
di-count cn their actual value.
My selection of plain Cloths end Cassimeres embrace?
‘ very grade, from the coarser end more substantial kind
adapted to the wauts of laboring man. to the finer qualities
suitable for g-utletnen of fashion, among which are some
Incapable of being Surpassed.
1 n the character ci the material end rich ness of the finish.
My fancy Cloth*-, comprise every diversify of color—green,
' live gr»‘-*u. invisible green, da k and light brown*, olive,
*’•••'* n, wiue color, and various rbudvs of blue, tlj fancy
CoseiuiiTvs number fnrtv different patterns.
.My vestings are <d Ik, Wooten, Velvet, Plush and em
t r. >i Jered Cloth, comprising tho different styles now in fash
i'oj. My assortment of Cravats is unusutdfy large and vari
v all lately imported.
My d-partmrnt « f BOY'S CLOTHING promises a much
Lmre t»v'.-!:«ive selection than usual, in consequence of the
I jig** v ,-i- ;y cf materials that I have with which to supply
Mr? GEORGE ARMOR, who holds a distinguished rank
; • pr. ie*-ion, and needs no recommendation to the favi
' { will superintend the Cutting LOpartmeßL
II;.' numerous friends will please remem-er this.
la r.n-, 1 tiatu.r myself th»t I 5h«U l-e ab-e to furnfch
ICvrncientH suitable for all classes. titled up in such a man
ner, hi.'l i/n such term* as shall disarm all competition, and
1 will therefor? solicit a call from oil who are not wedded to
toy partiiular house. SOLOMON STO.VKR,
Mo. si) Wr-od street.
Beantif
*ul and Valuable Properly for
Sale at Public Auction,
NKAP. MANClltiTilii, j .iri of the Rotate of tha late
Jain..- Adams, Esq., dec\L; on SATURDAY, the 11th
-in}' of Ncr<iuber, at 2 o'cloca,. p. M., on tha premises.
1 hate been authorise! by the owners, refilling in & dis
tant state, (O offer fur sale, at public vendue, 30 most de
t-iruble lluilding Li.ts, adjoining the borough of Manchester,
pa t of the above estate, each 24 feet front by IUO feet deep;
uue tier of them fronting on Market street, which is ftj feet
wide. These Lots- have a tine Tiew of the Ohio river and
adjneent scenery ; are near the flank Road, and in a Tory
delightful and doirable neighborhood, and will be sold on
Unite reasonable terms.
iVreuns purchasing a block of four or eight Lots, could
have a country home, with all the advantages of the city,
at a moderate price. Title is unexceptionable, and ono of
the very bwt about the city. For other particulars apply
JAMES BLAKELY,
Real Estate and European Agent,
ff tIS err. Seventh aod bmithflgid sta., Pittsburgh.
David Aiunn,
KEAL ESTATE AND CONTRACTING AGENT, No. 2,
ih A IN street, Pittsburgh, has for sale, as follows:
la J acres of land in Ceder county, lowa, It} miles lrom Mus
catine, on the main road to Marion, and 8 miles from Tip
ton.ls mile* fr.’ia two Railroad depots; 90 acres is under
cultivation, a good Irame House, Frame Barn and Grana
ries, a good bearing Apple Orchard. The farm is well
watered, high, dry, good land, in a very healthy county.
A very great bargain can be had of this farm for prompt
pay- Enquire as above, or of Mr. John Muno, on the pre
misv«.
Also, 3 acres of land, with a large Steam Saw Mill, now
in successful operation; 3 Frame Dwellings, Bam, Black
smith Shop and Tools, Boat Scaffold, Work Shop, Ac., ritu
al''on the bank of the Allegheny river, at Miller’s Eddy,
Armstrong county, Pa Enquire as above, or of Mr. L
hlunn, on the premises.
I also want to purchase 6 to 800,000 feet, B. 3L, of good
W bite Oak i'Uuk, 3 inches thick, 8 or 16 feet long, 7 to 16
i Di'bfd wide, part to be delivered in October next and part
in April, 1856. Enquire as above.
Alr-o. lor sale, all the Beds, Furniture, and everv thing of
th.‘ tmiug out of a large Hotel, in the dty of Pittsburgh,
now doing a Tery large burin**!. Two to five years of the'
J«n»e of the house can also be had,and immediate possession
it regain*!. Enquire os above. fab
L x 1 ELD BOOK FOK RAILROAD ENGINEER- r ntui*.
X lug formuLe for laying out curves, determining fro* an
gle.*, levelling, calculating earth-work, etc., etc- together
with tables of radii, ordinates, defections, long chords,
magnetic variation, logarathims and natural aig™ tan
gents, etc. etc., by John B. Henck, Civil Engineer. Tockel
book form. $1,76.
»*, The olyect of the present work is to supply a want
very generally felt by Assistant Engineers on Railroads.
Book* of convenient form lor use in the field, containing
the ordinary lograrithmatic tables are common enough; but
a Look combining with these tables others peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formulae for
luynig out curves, turn-outs, crossings, Ac-is a desideratum
which this work Is designed to supply.
U. S. Mujtart Acasext, West Point, April IS, 1554.
Unt/emen : I haTe looked over “ Uenck’s Held Book for
Railroad Engineers,” and think it well adapted to the ob
ject its author proposes, and have no question but it "ill be
foundavery uaelui and practical volume both for«fficeacd
field work. j) a. lilims,
TBotw-ipril 21,1864.
I am much pleased with Mr. Henck** uttle manual, the
“ Held Book of Railroad Engineers' the presenta
tiou of some of the most practice &ud useful of recognised
processes among railway engineers, he has given others
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b-Lig in general of available, not to say desira
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to prufos.dfual needs, I have pleasure in expressing mv
cordial with its execution, alike with the p«r
spicivtty of arrangement effected by the author, and tbs ex
ctdfent typographical taste displayed by his publishers.
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DR. MORSE’S
Invigorating Cardial
__' A rhenomenon ui’ltfed&ioe." ’
TTNAITHRRgrBIUfB AND 1,01 6B!*BTn3fr*D, B» '■
XL D S-. “OWE’S INVIGORATING EtDOR-t*. COR
put.—At dnrt »«riSatM toTrol Sons’,
f lßrig?wAfa®, Elixir « Cordial wemdeemadfebuJoaa. Tha
’public, often deceived, amid not believe the staple and si.b-
U®*' tcothi tOMuetd bythe dteoverer. • Btrt-f*rta,-dn Jw -
ntable JacU, slutted by witnesses of tbijittbeevelftM .
character, are now triumphing over all double. Incfedfi
UtyteOTcntoown by amass otUßtimqßy*hkb4e4»ife*ny
ifabdifotlp'alf t&a<fimimble ev£fi'
araingJtasaa mtonte^erikttayoftlfeyfllMl/Mfratigwftfch *
male* ofttha^ynderfnlmyhh»ecalled,nan. Itrestorafto ■
full rigor every delicate function connected with that ay*
tariotn compound kggffey of matter and alikLiiecmeary to
the reproduction of bum as life. : 5b persons or feeWe any*
cular frame, or deficient in vital .power, ivia veetsnmended.
me the only mesne of communicating that energy, which la .
neeeeeary to the proper enjoyment of all the natural appe- ”
well aa the hlshernMnrtalcttrfbuteiC Mabeneflnsl
effects are not confined to either aez.or toaarwsa.. .Tha
feeble girl, the ailing wife, the the,..
the indiridnat suffering fromgenenl debility, or .from the
wcakneaof a single organ, wDI all
massatreliefftnm the use of thle-iDcomparaUeranoTator.
to these who hare predisposition to parajTßl*,itJtUl prote
a complete and unfailing safeguard against that terrihte
mlady. There are many, perhaps, whohare so trifled with
thdr constitutions; that they think themselves beyond the
reach of medicine. Let not eras thme despair. TheKUxir '
disease as it exists, without refinance to cans***,
and will not only remove the disorder itself but
REBUILD THE BROKEN OONBT ITUTION.
The derangements of the system, leading to nerrtmsdfe
esses, end the fbrms of nervous disease »♦■*»* en so numer
ooa that it would require a column to enumerate the msls -
dies lbr which this preparation Is a specific. Afew.bow
ever, may be enumerated, vis: neuralgia, tie dolereanx,
head-ache, Incipient paralysis, hysteria, palpitation of the
heart, rpinal sffeettons, muscular debility, tremors, flani-'
lunee, a priding sensation In the flesh, numbness, taentnl
depression, weskneea of the will, indisposition to move,
feinting after exercise, broken sleep and terrifying dream*,
i nabilitv to remain in one place or position,weakness el tht
procreative organs, sexual incompetency,melancholy, xaon*
catena, floor albus, sinking at the stomach, female, irreen*. ‘
1 irities, a chronic tendency to miscarriage, emaciation, a»d
«II complaints growing out of a free indulgence of the pas*
t-sons, and all barrenness thatdou not proceed from organic
.-loses beyond-the reach of medicine.
-Whenever tha organs to be acted upon are free from mat
formation or stricture! discasm, it is averredthat • -
MORSE’S INVIGORATING ELIXIR
'/ill replace weakc**?-with strength, Ineapadty with effld
< acy, irregularity with uniform and natural activity, and
hm not only without hasard of reaction, but with r hapny
’ on the general organisation. Bear in mindlhat
JI m.l«dl«, wh,rerer the, f**lu, finish vith It e uuttto,
fstem.Kid lh»t th. th, nnre or-ractton
■* PNyrtd deslh. Banin mind nl*>, that
„f uiutoui. disrere th. Kliilr ConIi»l is it,,
reliable preparation known. *
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language can convey an adequate idea of the imn.*-
Jiite and change whtehitoecaakmsin tha
■ Useascd,-debilitated and shattered nervous system, whether
broken down by excess, weak by nature, or Impaired by
flckne®—the unstrung and relaxed organisation is atone*
braced, revivified and built np. The mental and physical
.••ymptc-m? of nervous diseases vanish together under its in*
finance. Nor is the effect temporary ;on the contrary the
is permanent—for the Cordial properties of the medi
ans reach th® constitution itoeli;aßdrefftore it to its normal
condition.
LOSS OF MEMORY,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melancholy,
•ebilitv, hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of aolf-destrne
tlon—fear or insanity, dyspepsia, genera iprostration, irra-
Utility, nervousness, inability to sleep, diseases Inciden t to
females, decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, mono
mania, vague terror*, palpitation of the heart, ixnpotencv.
•Niasfepet ion, etc., from whatever cause arising, ills, if there
'nMiib* 11 ** ** pl * ced 011 rnman tea timony, absolutely
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative, in all
complaints incident to females, mark a new era in theeD
aAte of medicine. Thousands of stimulants have be®n in
vented—thousand of InvigOTaats concocted—all purporting
to be spedfled in the various diseases’’and derangement to
which the delicate formation of woman render hw liable
EVERY WOMAN OP SENSE,
who suffers from weakness, derangement, narvonsnaw tra
mr>n, pains in the hack, or any other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex, or common in both sex&—to give tha is.
■rigors ting Oordial a trisL p **
MARRIED PERSONS,
ilt others, will find this Cordial after they have nsad a tot
-!*• <> r two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not hav« been so but for this extraordi
eery preparation And it is equally potent for the manv dis
<*se3 for which it is recommended. Thousands of young •
m«n have been restored by using it, and not in a single in
tanec has it failed.to benefit them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION.
r-r rousumptiTe habits, are restored by theuie of a bottle or
i wo to bloom and rigor, changing the skin from a pale, vel
1 ow, rickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO TEE MISGUIDED.
These are some or the sad and melancholy effeeta produ
ied by early habits of youth, vii: weakness of the back
wnd limbs pains in the bead, dimness of sight, loss ofmns
-n,w power, palpitation of Lhe heart, dvapepna. nervous
irritability, derangement of the digestive functions, general
dclnuty,«ymptoms of consumptions, ete.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to bo
dreaded. Less of memory, cosfuxion of ideas, depression
C‘f spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, self-di3trurt.
1 >re of solitude, timidity, etc, are some oi the arils produ
ced. All thus afflicted r
BEFORE CONTEMPLATINO SURRIAGE
rhould reflect that n sound mind and body are the most ne
.-essary reqoiiites to promote connnbial happiness; indeed,
without these, the journey through life becomes a weary
i fi-rrimago—th* prospect hourly darkens the view the
laiud becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the
i.ivuineholy reflection that the happiness of another be
evEies blighted with your own.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
by some unprincipled persons. .
In future all Ui. gsuuin, Oonlial »U 1 hare the prourie
y’.’f’ f “ c - lm ile P“ twl O’er the eorlc of each bottle, and the
io.i.vving words blown in the glass;
Dr. Kloraa’a Invigorating Cordial.
n t 9*. , • RING, I'roprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint bot
tles-piioe three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, aix
mr twelve dollars. 0. H. RING, Proprietor,
19d Broadway, N Y
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States.
vmd the West Indies.
AGENTS t
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Do GEO. D. KEYSEIC No. 140 «« «
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P ILL Si
FOR ALL THE PURt*OSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.
v THERE has long exited a public
\ A demand for an effective pnrgatire pill
J which could be relied on as sure and
f perfectly safe in i.ia operation. tm«
l bM be€n P«*P«red to meet that de
m&n<L and un extensive trial of it*
Tl s t ° ea ta3 conclusively shown with
what suoeees it accomplishes the pur*
P?®* dadgned. It j fl easy to make a
hut not easy to make
th» best or aU pUU—om which should hare none of the ob*
jecUons, but all the advantages, of every other. This has
hocu sttcrapted her*, and with what success wewouldre
spcctfully submit to ihe public decision. It has been nn
fortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purga
tive metocrae is acrimonJoas and irritating to the towels.
This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pain
a nd revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance
th- good to be derived from them. These pOlt produce no
irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing'
obstruction or derangement in the bo-els. Tying purely
vegetable, noharm can arise from their use u any quanti- -
ty; but it U better that any medicine should be taken iodi-.
ciously. Minute directions far tiieir nse'in the several
diseases to which they an applicable are given on the box.
Ammg the complaints which have been speedily cured by
them, we may mention Uver Complaint, in its various forms.’
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor, and Low of Appetite*
LUtlessneas, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fetet
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins; for, in truth,
all th?se are but the consequence of diseased actio* in the
« an ■P®*J ent *Jhey afford prompt and*ure relief
In 0»-jT.»« Pil« Cilt, DjrwmUwj, Uimn, Sctofnl.
«t>a Scarrr, Colds .Ith aorene&i of th. bodj. Olcnr. sod im
purity of the blood; in short, any end eyery case .here n
purgative is required.
They hero .Uo prodneed tosM elnttuterly successful cure,
in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Grefnl, Eryaipelaa, Pelolta.
Hen of the Heart, Wn in the Bach, Stomaehand Hde
They should be frtoly taken in the spring of the year to
purify the blood and prepare tbs system for the ehacuo of
seasons. -An occadonat doee etimnlatee the etomieh and
ho.elolnto healthy action, and reatorea the eppetit. and
Tk.y pnnfy the blood, and, by their ,t£iiuUnt“.
don on thedrcnlatory system, renoratethestrenothof th.
tod) , and restore the wasted or discard enerKiS of the
whole organism. Hence an occasional doeeUadTanta
geous. even ihougb no serious derangement exists: butnn.
necessary dosing should never be carried too far as ctS
purgativemedfcine reduces the strength, when tskeaS
exeess. The thousand cases in which a physic is retired
cannot be enumerated here, but they sngprt thSSlS
°f eTer 7 j»dy; nnditisconfidmtiy believS
“*wer a better purpose than any thfawwhieh
has hitherto been available to mankind. Whenthflr vir
tues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what
reu.eily to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. -
Prepared by JAMES 0. AYER, Asrsyer and PractfeaT
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.&M by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A 00, iPittsburgh, and br
ail DruggL»ts. jyfcOmdaw.
Private
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voteshisentinattantlontoanoacePraetice
Ills borineas is mostly confined to Private W
Vnurtal JXteates, and such painful affections. ZM.
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and mT^TI L
BypWll^hmticEfrupti<ms,GonorrheaTG?2^lw^ r T
Drelbrol of (the Elooi.with .n
•esof the Venereal Organ. Skin Dbeu** o
tfon*.. Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Dieeawis
nose, Jmroteney, Piles, Rhennmtiam, K.
»r,?ns»ni, I) iSSr?n%?S&“
to o i^lLu™«^.Tf tlo ±l l o‘i‘»=«T)«mblo.Dr.Blow. .
tehS ‘Ttedy cure to .11. homey oomo on.
Office end Pri7,te Consultation Booms, 41, DUmond site,
moderate. noyJdAwJ. T
- _ *-e< a iy IT may
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for Rheumatism is a speedy and certain Remedy
tuat painful trouble. It never foils.
Offlceand Private Consultation Rooms No. 41 DIAMOND
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always dangerous, and particularly so witb.
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In you oce your child restless, pale, with fetid breath,hard
stomach, or an itching of the nose, you need not Wtttf to
administer to it B. A. Fadsestock's Yennlfuga. This Inval
uable remedy will destroy all worms in the system allaw
irritation, and Icbtb tho bowels in a pleasant condition
Read Mr. Harris’ statement.
Nrw Yoax, Feb.l9th. 185 S.
This Ls to certify, that I gave two bottles of B. A/FkW
tock’H -Vermifuge to achild of mine, six years old, and she
passed several worm*. One of them was about FIFTEEN
fNCIIKrf LN LENGTH. I thwJKSSnEJdftto
th* public as the beet remedy for worms ever used.
w a WSL B. HARRIS, 110 Orchard ft.
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