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THE MAIN LINE OF PUBLIC WORKS.
SEALED PROPOSALS INVITED.
WHEREAS, The 79th section of an set of th e General
Assembly, entitled An act providing for the sale
e main line of thepublie works trota Philadelphia to
Pittebure,h," approved the 27th day of April, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-four, &schwas: —
" That if the aaid main line shall not be awarded to any
purchaser under the provieions of this act, the Governer
shell advert'. for the term of one month, in two newspa
p ire published In Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh,
for purchasing the same, or any divielon thereof, and trans•
mix the proporols, if any are received, at the meeting of the
next General Assembly, hthe speaker of the Senate, who
shall open and publish the same in the presence of that
body."
And whereas, Said main line of public works was not
sold and awarded as contemplated by the said act of As
sembly,
NOTICE IS IlElt r lfY Of YEN THAT SEALED PROPO
SALS FOR THE PURCHASE OP TIIE SAID MAIN LINE,
• or any division thereof," will be received at the office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, up till MONDAY, the
lot day of January next. The proposale will Mate distinct
ly whether the bid is for the whole line era part, and for
what pare Said proposal!, will be addressed to the Secreta
ry
mls for of the CoMm m ain Line ommelth
the under seral, and m
. arked, " Propo.
Co mma of Public Works"
The law not having indicated clearly any form or eonli
tines for bids, it bus been deemed proper to annex curtain
sections and parts of emtione of the law Iteelf, as a basis for
propomils. Bidder, can make each modllicatione and chan
ges of these as they may deem proper:—
Sec. 1. That the Governor is hereby authorized and re
quired to invite sealed proposals for the porcine° of the main
line of the public works, to wit: The Philadelphia and Co-
tumble railroad; the canal from Colombia to the Junction
at Denean'e Island; the JUnlata canal; from thence to Hot
lidayeburg; the Allegheny Portage railroad, including the
new Toad to avoid the inclined planes, in its condition at
the time of the transfer, and the meal from Johnstown to
Pittsburgh, with all the property hereunto pertaining or
tolongine • mid proposals aballetate the mnsimum price
offered for raid main line, on the following terms, to wit:
twenty per rentum of the amount bii to be paid into the
tremury in earth, before the transfer of stidworks, anti the
balance in ten equal irstalmenta, the interest thereon pay
able reminunually, from the date of the mid transfer, at
the rate of six per centred - I per annum, and the Mit instal
ment payabte at the mph-item of one year teem the dete of
transfer, and said balance Mail be secured to the Common
wealth by the bonds of the company purchasing the mane,
and the Santo without any other t e cont than this act shell
be a lien on the works and improvements aforesaid.
E.C. 11. That the pure-herons of said railroads sad canals,
- their surcemors and simians, shall be a body politicand cote
poste in del and in law, by the name, style and title of
the liertone Canal and itailroad Company, and by the
same name the said company shall have perpetual vetoes.
Mon, and be able to sue and be sued, plead and be implead.
ed, in all courts of record and elsewhere, and to hare, pur
chh:seese, receive and hold, and enjoy to them and tir elle
m such lend, tenements and hereditament he s, gooee,
cliattebt and estates, real, personal and rained, of what kind
- or quality soever as shall be tremseary Cre the repair,: end
management of mid emelt and milrolde, and the same
from time to time rel, exchange, mortgage, elien, grant or
rth.rwiee dipole of, and also to make and keep a wenn- n
Feel, and the Fame to alter and renew at pleasure, and ado
to ordain, whittler/a and put into execution such bylaw o,
ordinances sad regulatiou. as shall appear necessary rind
c Invenient for the government of said corporation, not ty
ing contrary tc the constitution or laws of the United
t tetes, or of thie State, and genera
them it shall lawfully e t :-
pertain to do for he wellheing,of saki c-orporation, and the
uue mai:teeing and ordering of the grebe of the same.
Sec. 4. That Immediately upon the issuing of lettersp
tent by the Governor, the rallrot I leading from PhlluA 1-
phis to Columbia and the eastern division of the Penne) I
rani& canal. extending from Columbia to its junction with
theJunLata division, at Dutan's Island, the Juniata dial.
Fiala extending from Duncaxes Island to liellideyeburg, the
new and old iortage railroad from Hollidaysburg to Johns
town, and the western divisiou of the Pennsylvania anal
from Johnstown to Pittsburgh, shall be immediately vepteell
in the mid corporttore and their succemors, including 11,0
over the Susquehanna river, at Duncan's blend, te
gether with all the sarplus water power of mid canals. all
°ekes, toll houses, water stations, workshops, locomotives,
ears, trucks, stationary engines, fuel on hand, horses .1
implements, and all the estate , real and personal, perches
ed, owned and held by the Commonwealth, or the nee . I
the sad canals avid railroad.; the Canal temem n-iOne,El
shall prepare duplicate schedulm of ell the mtate, real r
pereowd, pu.rehased, owned and held by the Commons with,
for the nee of the main line of canals and railroads from
Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, describing the toll houses, worn
sbona, and the condition of the amain and railroads, seal
their appendages, and enumet sting all the personal peeper
ty; saki scheduled shall be signed by theCartal Commimma
ers, and by the president of the said company, with the r
perste seal annexed, on behalf of said company, one of
pwhich echedules ehall he left with the director.
to of said com
y . and the other delivered lathe Governor, be filed in
the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Sac. 0. That so mon as the said company shall hr or -Ra
ised, and shall give notice to the Governor of their nt:di.
nese to take poesemion of the said works, be shall mom ne
Um thereof to be given to all superintendents,
tors, officers and agents of the Commonwealth. employed
on or about mid railroads and canals, who shall cantinee
nevertheless to discharge
the duties of their said officao or
employments, and be entitled - to receive their present rate
of compensetion trom the said company, until removes!,
or
re-appointed by the directors thereof, and the official bonds
of saki officers sad agents shall enure to the use of snide - rt.
=as to all moneys received by them - on aceoutit of the
subsequent to the time when mid company shall to
take powaseion of them as aforesaid.
Sac. 7. That immediately after the Governor shell have
issued letters latent the said company shall take pcnsessieu
of said public works, and shall be bound ever thereafter la
keep in good repair and operating condition, the entire line
of mid railroads and Metals, extending from Ptillaeelphis t
Pittsburgh, with the neasseary toll houem, water statiou , ,
locks, buildine7 and other appurtenances, and that the mil
railroads and meals shall be, and forever remain a public
highway, and the said company shall furnish stationare
and tooconotire engine!, ma motive power, for the use c.l
all peewees or companies engaged or withieg o easels is
the transportation of tonnage or passengers, at Pitch thn• s
and In each matinee as not to impair the use and enje
meats of said railroads wed came., by said parties, they pay
ing just and fair chuges for the me of said main line c r
any portion thereof, which shall not exceei the ratee of too I
now charged upon boats, cars, tonnage and passengers by
the Commonwealth. It being the true helmet and meaning
of this set, that the meld main line shall be, rued remain fere
ever a public highway, and kept openand in repair by mid
company es such, for the free use and enjoyment of all per
desiring to are and enjoy the wale, and that nothing
• in this Act contained shall be construed in any way to its
teller° with the existing rights and !privileges of parti,
doing bwriness upon the same. .
Ste. 8. That the said company, on the first day of Deetette
bar, after Its incorporation, and anntially thereafter, shall
cause to be made out, under the .I.ltor one of its officer•:,
and transmitted to the office of the Auditor Generel, a de
tailed etc
mss, exhibiting teen of tolls, freight mei
other incomes, which have received by raid compeey
during the prereding year, al. etatement of all the exper
dituree for the Fame period, i for repairs management, naOlia
power and other purposes, and it sh4l be the duty of the
Auditor General to tile said statement in his office, as ail
similar reports are now filed.
Sac, e. That the said company may own and employ loop
motive engines, cars, beats and horses. and convey pawn.
gers and toonme of whatsoever description un mid ca al:
and railroads, and than have the right to receive compene. •
tion for the same ae;ttereinalter provided, and to make roan,
general regulations/ tor the tramaction of business on mt I
railroads and meals us they may from lime to time deem
proper, and they shall also hare the exclusive right to fur
nisb all the motive power for said railroads.
Sec. IU. That the said company shall not have the right
to subject tonnage shipped or discharged at intermediate
points on said line of improvements, to charges of more
than twenty per centrist above the rates per mile charges
for Moiler tonnage taming over the entire extent of saiq
Improvements for the time being, and the said company
shall make no discrimination in tolls and charge. against.
.y boats or tonnage passing to and from the Susquehanna
division of the Pennsylvania canal, and the churges nod
tolls on such tonnage and boats, shall never exceed per
mile them , now charged by the State on the buequehanne,
West Brunch and North Branch division of the Pennsylva
nia canal-', or the amounts now paid the CoMMotturultb,
Upon such beats and tonnage under present maximum
rates of tolls as timed by the Board of Canal Commisslonesta
Sol 22. That the said company Mall carry out, ho good
faith, all contracts which may be in existence between the
Commonwealth and other parties, for the construction of
new work on the Allegheny Portage railroad, or for repairs
or materials on any part of the said mein line : Provide 1,
That the void company may uhadlon said contracts In the
dame manner that the Commonwealth might hare done,
and that they shall not be liable for any of the debts on
the said main line, incurred prior to the date of the tranofec.
Sec. 21. That a (saline to pay any instalment, and the ac
crual interest for more than six menthe from the lime that
such instalment or interest shall be due, shall work a forte it.
ore of double the arno.mt or money due, arida repetition of
such neglect, shall produce It forfeiture of the franehime here
by granted, wbere pon the said railroads and cortala shall re.
vert to the State, together with the working stock mod pro.
party thereon, owned by such company, and thereupon the
ticrvernor shall mnounee such forfeiture by proclamation,
and the Canal Commissioner/3 shall peened to take charge
of said canals and railroads, and keep the same (Men for
um, at prevent rates of toll and charge for the nee thereof,
until action is had by the Legislature.
Wm. 26. That it shall at all times be lawful for a commit
tee of the Le dela.° appointed for that purpose, to 'respect
the books and examine into the proceedings of the corpora
tion purchasing said main line, for the purpose of ascer
taining whether the right and privileges granted by this
act have been misused or abused, and the Legislature may
provide each remedies or penaldm as may be necessary to
secure a compliance with the provisions of this act.
Sec. 28. That the legielature reserve the power to alter,
revoke or annul the pewits and privileges which may be
conferred by this act op the company which may purchase
the said main line, whenever any of the said powers or
privileges may, in their opinion, be injurious to the citizens
of this Commonwealth, in such manner, however, that no
injustice shell be done to the mid company.
Mc rem GOV111:108
Preolwanstlon.
1 - 31' virtue of a precept under the hands of William B.
sPClure, President of the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the Fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania, end
J notice of the Court of Oyer and Terminer and general jail
delivery, In and for said district, and William Boggs and
Gabriel Adams, Esq., Associate Judges of the same county,
in and for the county of Allegheny, dated the twenty •third
day of November. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and tifty•four, and to me directed, for hold
ing a Court of Oyer and Terminer and genets' jail delivery,
at the Court Ihmse in the city of Pittsburgh, oa the fourth
Monday of December, at ten o'clock, A. M. Public notice is
hereby given to all J mulct. of the Peace, tkmoner, and Con•
stables of the county of Allegheny, that they oe, then and
there, in their proper persons, with their rolls, records, In
quisitions. examinations and other remembranoes, to do
those things which to their respective canes, in their be•
half, appears to be done—and also 211060 that will prosecute
the prism:ten that now are, or may be in the jail cf said
county of Allegheny, to he then and there to prosecute
against them no eludl be Just
Given under my hand, in Pittsburgh, title twenty.fifth
day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty•four and of the Commonwealth the
reventyeighth. Lnov - 28j WILLIAM MAGILL, Sheriff.
SIINDRIES—In store and to arrive, Mr sale, Ms:
125 prime Family Floor, to arrive;
500 bus Data;
200 " Timothy Seed;
150 " Clover Seed;
1000 " Dried Peach.;
100 " Apples;
60 bble Green Apples;
12 " Sweet Cider;
1000 boxes prime W. R. Cheese;
10 tons prime Pearls;
100 bags Saltpetre;
60 boxes Palm Soap;
100 tibia, large, N. C. Tar ;
100 " Union Cement;
300 Seamless Re" 2% and 3 bushel ;
40 bble Grease Lard;
103 " N. 0. Molasses, cypress cooperage;
60 " " oak cooperage;
30 " B. H. "
_ 10 " LosS Sugar;
50 0
" No. 3, large, Mackerel;
ht bide L. 3's
16 " mid. We
10 MU large No. 1 "
20 boxes X o.6's and' We Tobacco ;
14 tour foundry Metal.
ENGLISH S RICHARDSON.
-134VR-10 Orkin daily ducked Sr sale by •
9 HENRY H. OOLLINS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
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DELAWARE
minuet. sAFEri aisimurcx comma.
OIFICE (CI the North Boom of the Exchange, on Third
etrvet, PEILLADELPILLS.
bltaLtiE INEUILANCES.
Os Vesting,
CAILOO .To all parts of the World.
Fesiodvs,
IN LANINSURANCES
On gee by river., canals, lakes and land carriages, to
all ports of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
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On stores, dwelling houses, Ake.
ASSETS OF VIE COMPANY, November 7, 11343.
:Blonde and Mortgages $24,303 00
State of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia city, Spring
Garden, Southwark, and other ......
Stocks in banks, railroads and insurance. oom
-181,543 42
pan fen 24,012 20
Bills receivable 169,826 94
Cash on
hand 16 80
Balances in the hands of Agents and premium.
on Marine Poes recently leaned 121,707 67
SubscriptiouNotes -.100,000 00
DM:MOM:
Wm. Martin, Dr. B. M. Huston,
Joseph IL Seal, 1 Hugh Craig,
Edmund A Souder, Spencer knlvain,
John C. Davis, Charles Kelly,
Robert Burton, Samuel E. Stokes,'
John R. Penrw, I Henry Sloan,
George G. Leiper, James Traquair,
Edward Darlington, Wm. Eyre, Jr.,
II Jones Brooke, Joshua L. Pd.,
J. G. Johnson. i JlartesTenuent,
James C Hand, •. John B. Sample,
Theopilu 4 Paulding, I Charles Schaffer,
James B. sPParland, J. T. Logan, Pittsburgh,
W. C. Ludwig, B. T. C. Morgan, do.
Wit . MARTIN, President
THOS.C. ELAND, Vioe President
Josst•u W. Cowea, Seey.
P. A. MADERIA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEBIE T
OPTIIE
IN STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINX
SURANCE COMPANY,
OF FIINIISYLVANIA
Assets, May Ist, 1852.
Premiumsreceived to May Ist, 1863_.....
Interest an Loans, ix..
Capital Stock
Returned pre2ntumn, Lorded, Rednouranar, Mn.
INIMMUNTS.
Bona, Mortgagee, Stock., and other good Bora.
ourities
Premium Note.
Cash on Gaud ...
Total am't of Itesormoee, Liable for t. 3.50,318 70
DIRSCTONS.
JOHN P. RIITIIEB.FORD, Dauphin county,
P. C. SEDGWlCK,Uarrisburg,
BAIIIIEL JONES, Philadelphie,
. A. WILKINS. Looker, Pittsburgh,
A. A. CARRIER,
JOHN R. AUTHERPORD;Dauphin county,
A. J. GILLh'TT, Harrisburg,
IL T. JONES, Ilarriaburg,
ROBERT KLOTZ, Car ton county.
JOILY I'. RUTILKEYORD, President.
A. J. OII.LETT, Secretary.
Will insure against petite of see and inland navigation,
idea, on Merchandile in city or country, at lowest rates con
sistent with safety. Policies Lemed on dwelling Douses
either perpetually or for a term of years.
Branch Ofdre, corner Fourth and Smithfield streets.
mr.l3:tf A. A. CAILRIEIt, Actuary.
THE UNITED STATICS
LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTERED APRIL NTH, 1860.
CIiARTER MiIIPETUAL.
CAPITAL $250,000.
Office, S. E. Corner of Third and Chertrait
Streets, Philadelphia.
,Oficers of the How Board at Phstadriphiar
DIJACToI.S.
Stephen D. Crawford, Paid R. Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, 'srrows Johnson,
Benjamin W. Tingley, Geo. M' Henry,
Jacob L. Florence, James Derrerens,
William M. Godwin, William lIVICes.
Pr,sidewt—Eliptien R. Crawford.
Vice Prendent—Ambrose W. Thompson.
!Italica! Ezionancr, rturburgh—Jameall. Willson, M. I)
ALlevhcny Clty—R. D. Mowry, M. D.
raarl7:y No. ORO. R. ARNOLD, Agent,
74 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Of PAHodelphis, Pena/y[lmM.
11111.11.7f0R5--Ctmles W. batter, Thom. Hart, Tobias
NYauuer. .9somul Grant, Jacob 14 &mint, Geo. W. Rich.
mitt, Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolph) E. Berle, ids Dav Dm...,
Horde, Patt.crscm. Dun. N. Haman, eMosr-
Cuss. IL Sirrreary.
Continue to make Insuren on, perpetual or limited, on every
des.Bsiptinu of property. in town nod wintry,at rates as lon
as are COW iF CetlL
The Company have ree , erred • large Contingent Fund,
which, with thou capital nod premiums, safety Wrested, af.
ford ample prot,cten to the aseurteL
'ide dorsi, of the Company on January let, 18td, •14 pub.
Wind a4rosably au Art of Amenably, were as fullows, eta:
Mortde.J.. P 15,125
10 , 11 Estxt.• 84.377 75
Temt.orery boerie 83,886 17
01,84, 00
Cash, /cc ..... 64,346
Total 1.1,212,70 S 44
Since thcir incorporation, s period of terenty.one years.
they have paid upward of One Niillion Your Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, losses by Lira, thereby atlarding evident* of the
alsanta,ses ct insurapm, as well as the ability and dispind
Hon to meet with promptness all liabilities.
J. OMIDLNKR 00FYIN, Agent,
ap24 Officss. north-east cor. Wood and Third sta.
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.,
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums and Weatens Fund
$1,000,000.
INCORPORATED 1826.
Polleiee of Insurance leaned at alludes on the most (aeon.
Die term.,
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OR TOR
PERILS OF N
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GEO. E. ARNOLD, Aamsr
TOR PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
marlMy
Western Insurance Company, 'Pittsburgh.
It. MILLER,
CAPITAL,P rat. Lott. I F. M.
CORDON,
ry Secreta
5300,000. D0
WI LL nsure against ell kinds of risks, FIRE and MA
ELNE. All lows will be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid.
A Rome I nstitution, managed by Iniacroas who are well
known in the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to be insured.
Directors.—E. Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketson, J. W. Butler,
N. Rol mes, Jr., W. 11. Smith, C. [Mown, (IMMO W. J.k15012,
Wm. M. Lyon, J am. LI ppomot I, George Ramie, James Mc.
Autry, Alexander Nimlck, Thomas Scott.
°Mee, N 0.92 Water street, (Wnrehouse OLEPeug a
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. sZsay
.11.11RA.NG KIPIENTS FOR. 1855.
OE .
E itOrEAN Ali bNCY.
The Oldest Established Office in Pittsburgh, for
Remitting Money to the Old Country.
T ANIE6 fiLAILLLY begs leave to say to 1210.1 pantons
vt, haring friends In the Old Country, and desirous of
either sending them mousy or paying their 1.1.11/0, that
his arrangement for doing either le now complete, and ou
eo firm a basis that mistakee cannotoccur, nor looses secrue
to any party Out ing the last ten years in which he him
been in this business, ho her remitted over a half million
of dollars without the lore of a dollar, and the house for
which he le agent, in Liverpool, has shipped not leas than
45,000 persons during the last year to this country, without
a compl.int of neglect of duty on their part.
Ile con issue pas.rnger tickets for London, Dublin, Lie
pool, Glasgow, Cork, Belfast, Drogheda Limerick, Pt
Kush, Newry, Galway, Londonderry, and Dundalk. to N
York, 1. , ' . '•, Itomton, Baltimore, and New Orkin
and from oleo,: to Pittsburgh; and will attend strictly
forwarding passengers from thence to any part of the of
l. Ile also has sight drafts for sale, payable at tbi
ing place., via.
ON ENGLAND.
Edwards, Sanford & Co London.
Wm. Tappscott & Co Liverpool.
(Available in the principal cities and towns throughout
England and Wales.)
ON IRELAND.
Provincial Dank, Irehind
...
DIUNCIILY.
Armagh, Cavan, . Dungannon, Mallow,
Trulee, Parsonstown, Drogheda, Londonderry
Sligo, Balling, Ballyehennon, Kilkenny,
Nowry, Coleraine, EnniFkillen, Dungannon,
Bandon, Carlow,Baulnidge, Limerick,
Enniscorthy, Waterfo rd, Downpatrick, Galway,
Eatlig, Athlone, Clonmell, CootchiiL
Monaghan, Youghall, Belfast, Dundalk,
Klima, Strati e, Dedymena, Cork,
lermoy, Omagh, Wexford.
ON SCOTLAND.
National Bank of Scotland, Edinburg, and It branches
in fifty town/ ll:Oki:Aland.
ON PRANCE.
Blasius. Edward Blunt k Coy Bankers
(Available in any city in Trance.)
ON GER,NIANY.
Messrs. Vogel, Kock & Co., Bankers, Fiankfort.ou-the-Main
(Available in any city In Gerroeny.)
JAMES BLAKELY,
corner or seventh and Pinithfaild atreets,
lee. 9 Pittsburgh, Pa.
CHINA. HALL,
roan STRUT, WITIFEEN TIIIID AND roving STMTS.
STRANG ERB VISITING TIIE CITY SEIOULD CALL IN
to see the beautiful assortment of CHINA, GLASS
and •QUEENSWARE, now open at the above establish
menL Our goals being entirely new, we are enabled to
offer inducements in all the latest stylise of Dinner. Tea
and Toilet Ware, white iron-stone, we have a great variety
of shapes; also, gold band and fancy colored steins ware
T. and Toilet sets. Our stock of white Covered Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covere, Baled
Dishes, and every article appertaining too Dinner Set le
large and well eelected. Britannia Ware Table Cutlery,
Spoons, Castors, Walters, end House Furnishing Goods, we
have a large nseortment.
COBIMON WARR—Our stock of common Teas, Plates,
Dishes, Bakers, Nappies, Bowls, Pitchers, and every article
in the line is large, and we are prepared to pack them with.
or without tine goods, as the purchaser may wish.
Also, a large assortment of all kinds of GLASS WARE,
which we are selling at manufacturers' pile., all of which.
aro offered at wholesale or retail, by
oct26 JOEIN J. O'LEARY.
Steamboat. Flurnltur. and Chair..
AIIWE hare on hand and are constantly msoutectu.-
ri
ng STEAM DO AT CABIN Pilafs [TIMIS AND
OLLADIS, of every description, via;
gstensiota Dining Tables;
Do Bar do •
,• , Ladle" Cabin Chairs, of var ious Myles;
Gents do do do;
State Boom do do do;
Do Toilet Boxes;
Tete a Tates ; Sofas;
Divan; Centre Tables,
Wash Stands; Gard do;
• Water do • Trays, kc., As.
Material and ;rorkinanship warranted, and ;prim Mir.
factory. T. B. YOUNG ft 00.,
20 35 Smithfield et, opposite (Sty noed.
lip2 ,3 BElif—Cinclunsti Sugar Cared Beet received by
W. A. MeaLURG.
JAYA 001WJAK- 78 pockets nuperior Java ooffee ready,
sad ky sale by [ma] W. A. WOLURGI.
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BANKERS
EiCHA - Net - i - kiD - 13fatKINi -- nO USE
A. WILKINS k. CO.
UNITED STATES BANK BUILDING,
No. 41.1-7/ - itli Fourth Street,
PITTPLIUKOII, PA.
EpOftEIGN and Domestic Exchange, Coin, Bank Notes
.11" and Land Viarrants bought and Bold.
Collections made throughout the Union.
Business piper discounted and loam negotiated.
Stocks bought and sold on oommieoloo.
Stoney received on deposit, and interest allowed when
len fora specified time. dec3
Removal.
PATRICK& & FRIEND,
BANKERB AND EXCLLANGE BROKERS,
Hart Emm! thew Ojiine to Um Oman . of Afth and Woad at.
irinntinnii, re.
ATILICKS k FItLEND, Bankers aud Lange
ltrokers,
and Dealers In Note!, Loretta, nceeptancen, Gold, Meer
p
and Bank NOW'. 11. changes on the klastern and Western
Odd, anstantly for sale.
Coilectlons mule in all the eities throughout the United
Staten. Deposita Tenni . ..lid in par funds or 'current paper, at
the corner of Fifth and Wood Streets.
N. SOLVES .1 SONS,
8A.N1110.8 AND ELYCLIANCE BHUS.Paig,
HAIM ISMOTID 01111 /41111/00 AND LLCBAYOa OFTIOI TO TO.
67 MAOIST snare, TOUR DOORS lua.uw OLD Freers , .
liolddlsa I BONS, Bankers and Fachange Brokers,
and Dealers In Notes, Brafta Acceptances, Bold, 'Sil
ver and Bank Notes. Exchange on the &mem and Western
Cities constantly for sale.
Collowtons made In all the cities throughout the UDlted
States: Deponits received in par funds or currunt pm:rt., No.
tI7 Market street, between Third and Fourth ~ts..Ljt,P):ly
taItOYNT,
3627,76 63
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HOON BABGEBT
11ANliklitn AND lili.CliANUt DitOK.Kitn,
et. a. 00..111 OF WOOD • Flint eTIF., P1T5.C...1, Pa.
XIALERS in Coin, Dank Notes, Time Bilis, Foreign and
liumestio Exchange, Certificates of Doposlt, ac•
liachange on all the principal cities of the Union and nu.
rope, for sale in SUMS to suit purchasers.
Current mod par funds reoeired on deposit.
Collections made on all part. of the Union, at the lovieoi
rates.
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PLERNAN s
BANK.EHE AND EXCHANOK
No. 96 Wood Street, corner of Diamond Altry,
PITTIOCROU,
1)1.1Y AND SELL Bank Note. and `Win; Diecomit time
_LP exchange, and promlaeory nut.; make eollectione in
all the principal chi., of the UPIL.I.I. H.eeire depot to on
call and on interest, and give their prompt attention to all
other matter. appertaining to a Broker's Mielnees. Earteni
Exchanga constantly on hand. • toned
JOHN WOODS,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BBOKER,
$209,018 61
135,250 60
1,90 19
100,000 00
$440,183 3.6
~. 87,864 66
oastral.
Exchange, Commercial and Bank Notes.
`,TUCK bought mud sohl oD Commission. Collections
0 carefully attended to. Interest paid Lu Deposit.
,y^ No. btl , ,i Fourth street, nearly opposite the M. M.
-•
• det.l6
$858,318 70
8181,481 98
179,016 51
17,8:7J 21 8.,
• I ~
BANHEItIi AND EXCHANGE llitOliElLS,
COLN= u/ wool , A.." 14 Iflrfl.l CTILLCVS.
O . 'WIT EXCILA.NGIC on tbe Eastern CUL, rorodantly for
10 sale. Time Bills or Exchange and Notes Hecounted.—
Gold, Silver nod Bauk Notes, tonight and sold. Oullevilone
made in all the prinelpal 6E, , of lb, United elates! De
posits re.ivol 01 Ear rod Current Funds. Ituar7ly
.1110 WW2, 501000 MAIN iflulkeNcli .1/01111 ,
/MUM& & Itint,
BANKEBS AND EXCHANGE ItItOIIEBAs
DIA AND SELL Gold, Silver, lout Mink Notre; negotiate
_DIIO Loan, on Heal Esmie or Flock necuritare; tourenar
rroialsNry Noted and Time Bills, on East and West; buy
and sell BtoeJus an Commission.
Collections made on all points in the Union. Itnyl
G. IL ABBOLD & CO.,
ILLNSILES AND EXCILLNUE IIitOKERS,
ZALEN.S in ESetuLoge Wm, I.t.au :Sows, Night and
D
Time rann, es:lie:twos corrtully uttortdr.l to,
• Ipr:uremia remittal to any part Mahe Union.
Stooks bought and sold on coca mireoon.
74 fourth to., nett door to Dank of Itittsh , g. [2.13
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AN kr D
F B ourth L st., IL a
b B ore ROKER,
Office, Nu. .1 Wood,
/sir Notes, DruPa, tiondr, Zdortpsger, nod L.A.. 012
rul
tends, negotiated. Stock. an I Land Warrants Lought
• 1 sold. octn
1883.
EXCIIABIO2 AND iiANKING 110082 01
WILKINS & CO.,
No. lE. FOPILTIIBSI.I3M
OypoeDA , the Danko( l'ittaburgh,
l'lresuca , u
Juib
Domestic cox( tbreir. Arthonjr, Hank Noes, G 0 4 ,1 and ~...Itner
Bought, SOLI and I.l , h•mgrd, at UV
EXCHANGE AND BANKING IIoUSE OF
WILLIAM A. HILL & CO.,
64 W,40 WrILECT. PITTSSCIVIa.
12..laterwit allowed on C-i=r jaul2
Timmer Milli. JX4J.
THOMPSON HELL & CO.,
BANKER. 8 AND 1120KERS,
Cbrwre of Thard and Wood sowis, liuoborgh,
- TIIOIIIAS WOODS
**-COMMERCIAL ISKOREIL,-4.8
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ANL LULEA
111•1,as, Bands, Stocks, Real listate, &e.
No. 75 Fourth at., POlabbrult,
CITY
Corner or Sinliaelrirsn' Third
ft Gil, .1 .
GLASS & CABa, Proprustors.
JuuN P. til.Abe, PA.N. b. CANIC
OA. ICbutve N 6 1,•14),,,b1.1 , e). ) )))
I n tl! rt r :t " i :a 7 p j a„ co ff . t " ;t u, : ,l ! .l ai n" .; .' u
throughoUt, is now Equut for the r ,, rptito of !he tr,eiiirg,
public. Cm....
ST. CLAIIt HOTEL.
(ron.iimat TILE F.XCHANUF.,)
Corner Penn and St. Clair
C. W. BENNETT Proprietor.
Pruribie La utlret hour, bete:vet the itulrot.l
Le
polz; the rooms are large and aeuly Turtuel , ed,uml t.hurg ,
=talent,
WAVIIIiLLY lIUli e., Lu eoutli taghtl l street, between
Cheetatut end Wirlout, Pilliede Lr.c/Ity
TU
C. 111 Arch etreet,lelptd. T. 6,11 LPN late
11 the Nagle,) Proprietor. I eiret , y
1101 J la Ise,
CV/C.:l'Ni: LIE MAIN WARREN,
T.p.ubt thnt l ; ro .
ne e house of entertainment. lteurg commodious end roomy
mid ad/Whir% the °thee of tlaVita , Wage ttompany,it otter
hatuotitunote ritieurpiuheal arreu lot tire accumulate
Don oi the treveliug
A him Of petrunage reApect.4 601iCIL.1
aull o.t,i,ILL.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
CM:SMUT nl'anni, Av./1 ittn, t..tuELl . lll.l.
PAULL/fat AL LAIRD, Proprietors.
•
jyistatuj Dilate SL,aO U.S.tt
Ma 8111.1....1.:s U &AL
011...1u 1 r.V, EASA.
ring, untlernignot Interne 1.5.61:12 allagt• 01 the above
Maned llooeu, we retated It ut forge oipetlete, In •
comfortable an 11,1 so elogrnt etyie, nun prepared (4, to
CULTS guests, awl glee ample nautatectiou to ail wLo may
pet men. the tuonn JAllkuu tu)%l isUi.
RARE'S HOTEL,
Late Yartuar'e Lac Lat ; ,,,
U. LltleatTY tot of Filth street,
Nburgh. tiA.IIIJ EL Italia, Vrowletor.
11.11.4 laut , ol to euttrely 1.04, Lavtug juet traert eteui.letai
alai opened for Ole ...4l1ill,14,1011•11 Lb.?
_Lnepi_3
likr. 4:1.11.1N
tl livW ItEADI Et/B. VIBITEILS. --The
groundo Lave been twproved, 48.1 the iiOLLNV renunr,ka
'were mt.tructive, geuerall). ru. ovvrB:tur Mill Lr Lapp)
to M. We frielltilt.
Au Ominous of the, nit.'enior All, la lloW roil:Aug
from the nation, uu latch erre., to toe fiLLN
lfearim the elation at e o'clock, A. M., and 0 V. M.; cc/are
na; at 9A. and P. M.
_pclittfan J. . MAilflN. Agent_
FO.ANKLIri ilOChh., Cleveland, Ohio.
it 1 PATII.I.Ch.. Ilwockieruke.—Thui ilotiae Lan ue.
lJ forgone thurun;b nod o repairsoftoerudons,
Suit large ad.litio. 0( new furniture, au:., uud the proprie
tors pledge theuh.lves that u0t.1111..,; ouch he waffling on
their part to render the VILA-NM-IN tt falm.ce where dl the tot,
forte of • first class hotel can i.e touter.
C. I'ATIUCii A St./14.
attic. r. 4.; kl norna.,
No. 400 BROADWAY, ARW YVII b.
(00NOIPPIND ON TAO LUILOPEAN PLAN.)
11EUBEN LOVEJOY,
BROPRIET JH
RILEY'S HOTEL:
CORNER FOURTH. AND URANT BTREET3,
FITTWURGJI, P•A.
J. NVIIWITICISS, .111. M. U.
OnatitY LK/I:Li* corunr of Ilancork ntrretntol
L Way, Pittaburgb, Pa.
taar4:y MuuudTElL , d )IA.AIIiLE, Proprietor.
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CORNUCOPIA.
as-OYSTER AND CUFF Ell Li 0 USE.-14
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D. BARNARD.
No. 40, Ft/U.51m1, brituern 11:rd and Markef
nalayi
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CRYSTAL PALACE,
110. 1 b Zillaarket atreo t.
C. C. bISLY ~
s ilo ?
• •:-.‘ r' - .ILESPECTFULLY Informs his friends anti the
public in general, that he has lode started hie
New York and l'hlladelpide modern et.) le it
0.)01i1lill OY STEW , and everything else in the
eating tine. Oysters in the Shell or Stowed, for 1::;,,, mute
a deem, lie will 4110 furnish the beet of e.. cry thaig Mai
the market will afford. House always open until 3 o clucC
In the morning.marlli-tf
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OYSTER SALOON AND ithST AU RANT S
108 WOOD T
T 11110615 p u ed7ctt " l ° n Y a 6l. l:llll l. l:l B er i tliat '' c . tin N if b t
lm• steeled by any similes establishment in the city.
/If6alls9 WILL A 11; SERVXD Ur AT ALL lIOLLUS 01
TILE DAY, from the
Choicest Meats, Fowls, Fish, 6c., &es
Limn Bill of Fare count be surpassed, and he would respect-
fully invite the satiate. of tun public to it.
6TILL,
MS Wood .trees.
Ja2o:ma tf
Si. Clair Lager Bessi 7 ll3 - rewery.
lmr. undersigned respectfully informs the public thethe
is now fully prepared to serve private iliMllllo l and the
public generally, With pis celebrated LAUBB BEGIt, in
bottles. All orders belt at 116 °Mee, NU. Lei DiAliiiiND
ALLEIC,(near Wood strent,) will be poncituilly attemird tub
end the Beer delivered to any part or the eity or vleioi.) •
M. U. ta..l` th
ttessiss. Lager Beer 11.11,
No. 1114 i Ben.lll/kid eat, oppotne the Casio; House.
lg euberziber. has jinn opened one of We
I ben funalied Legereteer Llano in the city. Lits Lau,
seinnurbedged to be • superior article, and every °the, u
ouniuwastion about him house cannot b excelled.
nev-,A3m A.
LIVERY AND SALE ot iAt
-.1
011.6 STABLE,
Corner Diamond street and Cherry alley,
aprlall PiTTSBORGH, PA.
- V/Al'iNlfll3.—A. A. MASON A CO. Lase on hand a Tery
jc large asaortmant of red, white nod yellow all wool
itiaziatale. Also, the beat qualities of Welsh and Oak Wino
wala.whioh will be wild at reilucial prices. nova
.'4 , •
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AND ,BROKER 6
HOTELS
R. BILLY, Proprietor
REoTAURA , NT ,
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
-;.•+. 4
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DRY GOODS
Prices to gulf. all.-. Dry Goods.
A If Tt a:46r of (Inuit and FM streets, ham just
Arroeived and is now opening his tirst Pall Opole for
this season. The attention of Ostia le rowectially directed
to the I.llowing prices:
Flue r.enelt itierinoegattle; 54 - wtdo Patti:lets* 250T0 -
largo os- .rtment of De Caen et 12c; fast colored .Ptints OY;
fAlu Niece Flaw:Lele at ik up; yard wide Sheeting 6%;
sal
wool lh Lsius at 28e. Kentriety Jaoes, tweeds and watt.
nets frow 18,04 up, cheviot, ristiott, =watts, linens, =ash,,
table clot he, wool plaids, olsoluits, shawls, ribbons and
every other sates usually kept in • Dry ()a xle Store, all of
which will be sold for auk at prices to suit the tlineL •
A. 81211.111.4
corner ()rant and Filth Mods.
lle has adopted the principle of identifying his automate'
ntereet with his own, quality and price, and teeps
ways on hand the greatest variety of evecy description of
furniture, from the cheapest and plainest, to the most el.•
mot and costly, that • house, or any Tart of one, may be
furnished from his lama, or manufactured expressly to or
der. The following articles consist, In 'Art, of him stock,
which for richness of style and Bluish, cannot be surpassed
in any of the Eastern cities:
Louis 2av tetea-tete Bolas;
60 Bolas, in plush and hair cloth;
60 dos. Mahogany Chairs; •
20 dm. Walnut
60 Mahogany Booking "
20 Walnut " "
60 Mahogany Divans;
20 Widnut
60 Marble Top Centie Tables:
60 " Dressing Bureaus
BO " Washstands;.,
40 Enclosed
100 Common
20 Plain Dreaming Burman;
69 Mahogany Bedsteads:
20 Walnut
60 Cottage • "
200 Cherry and Poplar3"l4*thi T e. ab ; les
12 Secretary a '
20 Mahogany Wardrobes;
10 Welrint
10 Cherry
60 Plain Bureaus;
70 Dining and
ritk=
20 doz. Cone Beat Chaim;
24 Cane Beat Rocking Chairs;
1.2 Ladled Writing Deeke;
Hat snd Towel Stands; What-Nots;
Etiguires• Paper Mach. Tables:
Conversation Chairr, Pembroke "
laimbethan Hall and Tier "
ILCOPptIOII Lolies' Work "
Pearl lolski . Raterudon Dining Tablee;
Ann Ottomans;
o eces black and fancy Dress Silks, 50 Ms. to $i per yd Gothic and mai Chairs;
JO do Mom. de Lainet.liirrege de Laines,and Mousse- 7A large assortment of COMMON FTJRNITUIIII end
Hue uege ; • WINDSOR CHAIRS. Cmorm MAXUS supplied with all oa
du Beautiful Mirages mid Tissues, ie great variety; , Doke In their line.
2200 do New Style Dress (Duels.; STEAMBOATS and HOTELS, furnished et the skeritest
AttierleaLLl, French eud
Nogg
Prints; notice.
100.1 du French and English Lawns; All orders promptly attemdsd to.
ts,o French Coders, from 12A cents to $5,00:
'As) Dantillas, .d the latest. style., among which an now
ul tile most beautiful imported into ibis country.
Also, Muslin., Desings, Checks, ',Mem, Crush, Diapers,
Dade Cloths, tientlensetie Wear, ae.
TIGNIMINI3B.—in thts department will be tnund a com
plotti es..ortinent or Dress nod !dentine Trimmings, Maltese
and Iluomou Lacey hue }Welsh and Thread Lem; all of
*Oleo will ;resold unusually
Teti Lades yard wide Morton it six aeon per yard.
AL 2171011 E.
WO
New Arrival. of ORrinA and Summer Dry
Al' No. 09 N. W. SIDE OF WOOD STREET.
I k CO., Importers and Jobbers In British,
_Li. trench and Merman DRY 0001)9. Raving me:niv
el our large and extensive stook of spring and summer
lurchased from importers, manufacturers, and part
through our own importation, we feel safe In assuring our
old custonaers, country merchants and city dlers eneral
ly, that owing to Unne acquired facilities Inpurc g hasing,
we con offer such inducements to buyers as are rarely met
with in the trade.
Among our dry goods stock will be found cashmeres, de-
L'ortlinouth lawns of the moat desirable designs,
mohair Metres, alpacas, plain black and fancy figured silks,
gingham. and fancy prints, latest styles; branicloths, fancy
vestuags, madmen's ' satinets, tweeds arid summer pant s .
tootling brown and biack meshes, table diapers.
We Lave also opened a very , large assortment of bonnets,
newest styies, palm leaf hate, Rutland braid and Leghorn,
and an extensive Variety of hosiery, gloves alai ribborosi
with late g00d..., fancy ne tangs, i11..01/0LU,1321.111 and figured
twist mails,. and black silk v ails, Al
our variety stuck embracer in part combs, buttons, per
cos... cap., tnreads, port monies, patent uxodicines, per
fumery, Kau Mannt every article usually kept in the va
riety hoe, together with a large stork oh gold and silver
watch., Watts materials, glasses, gold and gilt jewelry at
nvwc,- , . patterns, and a great vanety of at hour and 9 day
en , a., as, of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
or satistlictory reference.
S. 13.—A11 early call from bnyers Is respectfully solicited.
llREkdi S CO.
UKEAT IiAKUIT.NB th InlY UUULb AT
A. WTIGHE'S NEW STONE.
COK OF DUA.NT AND Anna SIWEETS.
LA
INI:‘U TillO DAY OPENED MY NEW STORY., I
tvg leave to call the attention of the Ladies to the
I.itgr and spiel:mild assortment 01 OPHINU AND BUMMER
UOOU+, lust
revalued. Among the stock may be found
sot the very finest goods now imports-I. It comprises,
• rt,
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NSW DRY ROODS STORE.
Iron Front—No.ldt DiaLrlast •
nr
-0 LH.
u t, r o ) u beta„kb,,:oLLo,v4. t
xouW , r v a , nat pec
u i
y ol o u a g i t
pntrou ot (be puL.ls, cordldrkt that, from our ex.
unwire and well re.ctrd stock of FANCY AND
61 A 1 . 1.. F. tiOUDA w.. cnn offer eurff iudtteentente It: rill in.
sure en the iatirlectlen. llAti AN AIM,
xt.rt:E; bus. Ll docket sad a U woo street,
UIAJTHIN G
CLOTHING STORE!
JOHN M'CLOSKEY bi t CO..
ty
ne un t o. , of the TllltElt 810 DOUItn, hare( for the pur
1,09 e. of ScqUiring Islore space for their Immense baguette,
tentovsn to the ppocittue building on the corner of
DIAMOND ALLEY AND WOOD SlArser,
Where they burr DOW the moot
SPLENDID 840 CE. OF CLOTHS!
EADY MADE CLOTHING,
not hue ever been offered to Oho public.
Their principal ohject for this removal, is to give them -
,ore facilities for the
WHOLESALE TRADE.
They are prepared to tell Uoodi at the
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES! I
And they will warrant them to la an goal es any mane.
'aetured to the Hulot..
USTOIII WORK.
to ina 000550101,0 ND UPON Tllc a TIII ' OOI3O O .
They have on band IL full mid bralltilLlll/.OI,LIWrtL GI
Lir mid OJATINIin, for
FROCKS, DRESS, WALKING AND BUSI
NESS COATS.
Our Iniere+D ore ikicntical with tlansa et eur CllAtantleill,
•LA io,,,Lire Lii. that our fidelity 1.111 not tail in
ailing oil uniert ,nay le. favored •ILtt.
4/40 - DON'T FOlll3 ET TUB FLACK , —
No. SS Wood Street,
sillit,) GORSES Or DIAMOND A.Lible.
N. 11.—We deaire our patrouN to unlerstand tha t e have
co honrer •uy with the Clothing /Willie. On
haw rt) 6treet_ Out attention Is devoted exclunively to the
II our, r • le,•ignattlL
vaarLl JOHN Ni'CLONHF.T A CO.
Fall and Winter Good*
EDMUND WATTS.
.01 t.iteli 11/1b LI uithltk- c,reoarr.—
.01 1 hale ate I , a hand • large block of Fall and t 1 inter
,L, Ur e• coatiu,,, , ,ol entirely new diolgns • l'h—sit tool
lugs, ut the most heauctul patterns; french and klughsli
tuterd., or every style and shade in the market, all of
Is bleb 1 will make to order on the must reasonable terms,
and warranted to suit.oct4
!NEW SAILING GOODS.
I UST ItEOElrkat AT JUIIN IIeCIAMKWhoIe
.) sale Clothing Warehouse, No. eS oodetrivt, and corner
on 'Monona alley, the largest end most varied dock or
goods that this celebrated hoax has ever bad the pleasure
Cl inviting Ws atleaUou of the public to. These guide have
beim purcludal Crum rivet !lauds, and, monSnniurtaly, no
second protit un them, which leaves UN able to ally that we
can
and do wail St an small profits mg any lipase la trio root
ern cation. Therefore, we respectfully invite the aticutuat
of wholesale dealers and country merchants, in general, to
give u. a call, and • strains our extensive adsorUnent of
IiaADY 31ADP. CL • LINO. It is itittlant ImiXassible to
eumueratetbe plan ii icemen. piles of garment , that
is to tw noon Si tilts t eetablieltritextt; it is sultictesit
to
nay that it Ilan novel u equalled by the house itself. ,
•• Chit MeCLOOliliT a CU.
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HA.% (LL CittA
MERCHN H O T E LLR.
NO. +z ST CLA A
Ilt
CLAM avuae, PITTSBITIOR.
A 'A ENTLEMKN'E CLOTHING mode exlusively to order,
and warrantral to oult Lire const c antly on hand a
shoice ao.ortmont of CU/T11.3, CAgSilliltit , HBTil'ain,
and 1) , .. linCtfaTlNU, of the latest styles , aelaciA9d expressly
for the custom trade. Gentlemen leaving Uttar orders, will
Wave their wishes co.ulted and complied with, L 5 Rai
deal,' under Lill own oupervutlon, nu• 111
clothing ciothing t
d"P"T rd
the
Tt hL:r •J , t r and
arty .treat, a choice assortment ol Cloths, Cassimereo and
Vestings, of the latest and most &Arable styles, which be
prepared tu make to order ha the most toshionable man
' tier, at ohort notice, and on the m o st reasonable terms.
have also no hand a large and well manufactured stock
of ready made Clothing, to which no invite the attention
of buyers, either wholesale or retail.
Person , who pure-boo goods for cash, will gad it to their
sdeaulage to call at 177 Ldairty street, before making their
purchases. t mural C. crINSEIC.
Neer Clothing Store, •
NO. 4, ,lATII STREET, LoPPOJITIi LIBERTY.
.s o u p i t:: . ..l . th i. . 44 .: , , , , u rablith . to m e o u r ti„
eye
Mehl el all article, of CLU'Y I Ski , w blell be coequal
to iku) lu the City, anti 1. - 111 sell at the most it [table pri.
ces. The public are r0p.t...te..1 to ;ire him a
marttly B. 01.1 . 1.:SIII:1311iii.
•
WATCHES, — EWELRY, iSze.
IN mints Trade.
WK invite the atwoboe at citizens and strsogers boom .
largo mai carefully selected stock of Watches and
Clocks; Railroad Time ',fevers, fa gold and silver ea,.
real Chronometers lur the pocket, warrantol hot to vary
[innate in six mouths, rawest kaiser aLtthen,
to VIA) ; a largo ass,..rtMent of good common or low priced
W.,tchea, both in gold and silver caws. Also, Railroad
Station Regulators, Oilier! Clocks, Church Clocks, de.
Warne do Watch Repairing in a man
ner not excelled, if equalled, by any etabli,lunent in the
Utah, W. W. WILSON,
stepl3 corner of Market and !Nunn street.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS!: CLOCKSII !
Pfeifle as Bleyrara,
DIIALERI3 IN WATCILES, CLUCIL9,JRIVELRY,
SILVERWARE, tea, No. 42 1111111 Street, near
igaliWoal, opposite the Morning Poet, formerly ahn
pled by L. Relneman & Co. We have now hand
splendid assortment of S day and 24 hear Clocks, which we
oder to the public at great bargains, such as: Iron cases,
pearl inlaid and all other patterns 01 Mantel Clocks.
Also, a rich assortment of tine gold and silver patent
lever, cylinder,and anchor escapment Watches, and an ele
gant stock of ewelry and Silverware, Width we intend to
.11 cheap tar cask.
N. B. Watch repairing done in the best manner and
low price, and warranted. marts
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NNW JEWELRY STORE,
No. 87 Market N ttttt
(Searnd door above the North-lout comer of the Diranumd.)
WIN STEV.ENHON,(of the late firm of John B.M'loaditen
"
Co.,)rt.ropectfully anDOUIII.V3 to the publii, trot he has
opened, at the above stand, a hue assortment of WATCIiEn,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, LAldra, 01-
RANDOLES,A , cket and Trabfe Cutlery, Britannia Tea and
aollintiniOn &Lt, and the usual variety of goods In hie line
of busineas.
npacialeare and attention given to the REPAIR of PINE
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ac.
Ile trusts, that from his long experience In bueinese, he
will be able to glue satisfaction to those'who may favor him
with their patronage.
Pitteburgh, May 15th 1653.
•_ _ _
Henry Richardson, Jeweller,
LIAVING rotated his store in a handsome manner, and
jy but recently returned from the eastern cities with s
tine eseortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of hie friends and custom•
ers to the fact that among his Watcbee will be found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers. Of Jewelry, the
laurel styles of Brooches, Drone
nt PnoFkob
sandtc Vest Chsin
Fingerlings, Ear icings,
Work Table. and
FANCY GOODS—Such as rapier Macho,
Moen, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bonito, Table Mats,
Colt's Pistols, Porte Moruniw in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to be men to be appre
lated. Inarlj NO. SI fdAßElltr STREET.
LUNE WATCHES AND Elea GOLD JEWELRYAT
1 BARGAINSf—We wish to Inform the - public Oast we
are Mar offering lour present stock of Inc Watches and Jew
elry, at prices that cannot be beat- Therefore, we say
to
one and all, you that wish to buy tine Watches and .h.wel
ry, glee us a call, and, save from per cent ) our
purchases; which you can certainly do by calling at 6:
Market street.
N. h.—Watch repairing attended to in all Its branches,
in a superior manner. Gold Jewelry repaired or =sours,
tur.id to order at ebort notice, at
HOOD'S, 67 Market rt..
ClowalotcPs Loam Unice
IV, O. 100 3.111141F1E1.Jd STSANT, NEA.II FlYTil.
.01 Money loaned on Gold and Silver Watehea, Silverware
and other valuable =liana. aul4aLle
. .
WAitdiEd—WlDact-liati lllol43.—eitisena and
vtrangers can now buy Watches at my establish
men cheaper than usually found In the eastern eitie4 and
have a reliable guaranty as to excellence and time-keeping
qualities A very large amortment now in cane.
Watch repahidg of every devniption, particularly. Ana
work, done in a superior manner, and warranted. • •
W. W. WILSON,
t • •
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JANSiell We WOODWELL,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURER.
Ware-roams 97 and 99 Third
J. W. W. respectfully informs
his friends and customers that he
has now completed his eating stock
of Furniture, which Is decidedly
the largest and best ever offered for tale in thin City, w h
will be Bold at prices is low as any in the 'United States,
Let or West.
As he in determined to uphold the quality
with well sea
soned meterilla beet workmanship, and newest dedgtur and
from the extent of his orders and facility in manufacturing,
he in enabled to produce warranted furniture, at the lowest
Steamboats, Ahoy I
Tug subscribers tender their acknow
ledgments for the favors bestowed upon
them by their Stessuboet friends, and
would reepectfully remind than amt others interest
ed in building boats, that they ere et all times prepared to
furnish, on the most revsonable terms, every deacrtption of
Cabin Furniture and Chair . . of the twat ineteriel and work.
matuthip. T. B. YOUNG k CO.. '
Corner Third and flmithseld streets,
oppoette “Brown's
Jame• Lowry, Jr.,
AND BRDSTFAD M.UFACTUBJLIt—No. 294
lJ Fetterman's Bow, Liberty street, sue on hand s Large
dock of Chairs and Bedsteada of every description made ol
the best materials, which he gill seal lower than irticles 01
the same quality can be sold in the city. He would aU par
ticular attention to his large stock of Mahogany and Walnut
Mahe and Bedsteads, whirl he will sell at greatly redacted
prices. Alm, Turning of every description executed in the
ocateet manner. Orders left at the Ware Booms.
Mill, or at the
ooruer of Adm. and Liberty streets, will be promptly
itentled to. warn
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.
A. MILLIKICAf &
F - CH A IN RAND at their exsive CABINET and
MANUFACTORY, No M Smithfield street, •
Large assortment of Stacy and plain furniture, which tbq
will sell 15 per oent. below customary rates.
Terms— cash only. dec27:l7
Groat Inducements to Cash Purchasers.
WE will toll our large stock of OOMFRION AND FANCY
CTIAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, at prime that cannot
fall to please cash purchasers. All our wort warninted.
Ourterms are CASIL JAMES LOWRY, JR.,
mar 26 cm. Soreuthisnd Liberty ate
_
101. It. BTEYR:4ISON continues to manumrsure
CAMNET-WSILE. of every doscription,st hisold stand,
corner of Libert7 and Seventh street. lINDEATAH
-150 attended to, in all Its branches. myll
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EDMUND WILKINS,
And near theannetery Cale LasoreteceetT/e.
AN ON UM ENTS, DUKI A L VAULTS, TOMB STONES, Ac
IV Freeport Stone Walls and Fencee, Mantle Nerve, Oen
ter and Pier Tops, rtleA)s on hand and made to order.
N. B.—flaring introduced a new etyle of Pence fur Cem
etery Lots, of DURABLE STONE, cut through in panel or
ratline form. and at very little emit orer Iron fencing. I
refer to eyechnrns of that and other work I have already
done in the Allegheny Ceetery: 1 hare on'hand a choice
selection of drawings for m ery description of work In my
line.
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:urns:Km :
Col. HENRY bIeCOLLOUOR, Pittsburgh.
Wll. RAGA.LEY, Esq., do
Kll.A3lgit k KAUAI, do
Mrs. IIARNIAR DKNNT, do
Rot, WILLLANI WILKINS, Rome Wood.
Hon. TIIOB. IRWIN, ARegbeny.
]lre. TIERNAN, Sr., do
JOHN bIeDUNALD CROSSAN, Rev., Monougahe
•prlO.dair
Ouse.
at the Peki n
trzu mere, Prnsu Tea et a.
3 8 Y racia,
BY the half chest, of neatly pacsed in metallic packages
to suit the trade.
The subscriber is now receiving his Pall stock of G 8372
and BLACK TEAS,—consisting of some of the Boast atts
to be found in the Eastern market. Merchants tisiting the
4t are
7,elow ir i ' s r a i lie tedst t * of 'al tl i te a r na O x us amine° e u s, " k allo . f which have
been carefully celeste& and can with confidence be recom
mended : •
30 half cheats fine Young Byron;
10 do do Mortine 1 oung Hymn
10 to extra tine Moyne do;
100 do Superior do;
15 do extra line do;
60 Lacqured boxes extra Curious Young nylon
25 hall chests line Gunpowder ;
10 do extra fine ao;
do do ktoyune Imperial ;
20 do Superior do;
160 do Ft. Oolong Black Tea;
40 do extra fine Oolong;
30 do extra Curious do;
20 do Superlatively strong and fragrant Oolong;
25 chests extra fine English Breakfast Tea;
6 do Curious no do;
ALSO—Java and Rio Coffee, Lovering'sCrushed and Pul
verised Sugars.
ALSO-63,000 Principe Began, watch will be mold very
low. A. JAYNES,
..v 4:llAw 38 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
Merchant
TOLIN Lelia Litt N, formerly foreman for Mr. S. Stoner,
ft, would respectfully announce to hie friends and the
public generally, that bed bas rented and newly fitted up
the floe eland lately occupied by Meter.. J. S. * C. Lore, No.
Market street, between Second and Third, where be is
prepared to make to order GILNTIJMEN'S OLOTIIING in
the most fashionable style. Baring banner served a regu
lar apprenticeship to the trade, and being a practical matter,
he th erefore natters himself t hat he can turnout garments
not to be surpassed is workmanship or style in this or any
other city in the Union.
Having just returned front the east, he bas a large as.
mdtment of the most fashionable Goods, In his line, ever
brought to this market.
N. It —Boys' Clothes made and trimmed In the neatest
manner. lie will alto warrant all ware what Stie,repre.
muted to be. Parents will Etna It greatly to their advantage
to give him a call, if they want their boys neatly 'fitted.
Don't forget the place, No. 39 Market street, between Second
and Third, meet side. seohdaw3m
• • -
e j eNt TUN CUILN UY 1/F.AIIiL.W.A., PAIN o, and the Use
£ charges of Matter from the Fxrs—also, all those dis
agreeable noises like the honing of insects , ef water,
whining of steam, tc.,which are symptoms of approaching
Deafness, and also generally with the dlsease. Many per
sons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years,
and were obliged to use ear-trumpets, have, after using one
or two botUee, thrown aside their trumpets, being made
perfectly well. Physiciana and hargeotm highly recom
mend Its nee.
(Prom the Tribune. I
Paammi Doit'v Necuicr Tama Cm:Lam a—Thousand. o.
children annually become deaf, In consequence of iits
chervil of matter from their ears, induced by Scarlet Fever,
Coble, ie. Now, if mothers would do their duty and pro.
cure Scarps's Oil for Deafness. and use it as directed, their
children would bemired : but, if neglected, the discharge con
tinues very troublesome. Um hearing gradually gets worse,
and finally partial or total deafness ensue..
LNIPORTAICT NOTICE:
Call and see Mrs. Brextes . ..enet she teal impart to you informa
tion that uniloonvince and astoniala you-
Aaron:Wino Face I—Philadelphia, January 4.—1 hereby
certify, that when I was about twelve years old, I gradually
became deaf in both care. eo that In a few =outlet I found
it almost impossible to hear, unlasa In the very loudest tone
of voice. I remained in that situation until last summer,
a pe.rlal uf eighteen years, when I beard of SCARPA'S
COhIPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL. I immediately obtained a
bottle, which I have used, and ant happy to say it has acted
like magic, and quite cured me. Any one wishing further
Information of my case, which I think a remarkable one,
will find me by culling at my reetidence,Conand street, first
enema
===Ql
PMIN
FURNITURE
TEAS ! TEAS ! TEAS !
WUOLESALE AND RETAIL,
door above Second suret
For wan by
A.J AYNES,
Pekin Ten Store,
SD Fifth street, Pittsburgh
—WILIBA NA. Hill IA CO.,
KERS,
No. 64 Wood Wane, Pittsburgh.
HOLD on sale the following BONDB AND BTOOKB:--
11 - 4 40 shares Exchange Bank;
17 do Monongahela Navigation Company;
20 do Clasen? ltunnwnce Company;
$2,000 Monongahela Navigation Company Bonds;
55,000 City of Yittabursti Bonds;
$5,000 County of Allegheny Bonds. aepscibrawtf
A Coml.
NOTlCE.—Whereeo certain Grocers and would Tea
Dealers are induldaiowdy circulating reports the( we
are selling off to quit basiness—our friends and the public
are redpectfally intormed that though we aro ".ailing off,"
it is not with oath a rio t nor do we Intend quitting the
Walpole; and till' Orders frion bur enstatfeteribail be at,
tendol to ne usual, at JAYNES' PEKIN VILA STORE,
Eittsburah, September 2£1,1&7431kw 86 ,• • Astreat.
Dream Making wad• 11, sly. .1
IIeMBA. B. E. CAB 64) respectfully informs her reloads
and others, th at she is prepared to make to order the
z
latest style." of DRESSES, CLOAKS, M A NTILLAS,
TA MAAS, do., on the shortest notioe and on the most rea
sonable terms. Children's Clothing mode up with neatness
and despatch. Bonnets altered and dyed according to
directions. and neatly and tastefully trimmed. We elm to
give earisfamion.
Apollo Boildinge, No. 76 C
rystal lit ilmtd dory
same eaIISIXICe as to the Crystal Palms maim Gatj
key - n irly
CDCD.—Mr. 6. ANTON and H. 80).111ONDKII womb&
.
announce tothe cdtisensof Pitts bu rghand
y that they will give IwAraettone - en tttehiso,
fitaitar, ' Mari and 'Flute. Inquire at H. BelareellerartbAs
NEW Num 1320112, 84 fourth Met. Ng=
WO 3 11 FIAZIMM
Carter% Spanisla llfixtare.
THEOREA PURIFIED. OF TM' BLOOD I
- Rot a T
Particle of Xerauxy in it.
T sr THE AFFLICTED READ AND PONDER I —An
j_j Benterly far Scrofula, King'. Fall, Ithertlas•
tiam, Obstinate Cutaneoutt Eruptions, Pimples or Ptiettates
on the Face, Blotches, Bolls, ague and Fever, Chronic Sore
Byes, Bing Worm or Totter, Scald Heed, Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Elwin,
Disorders, Lumbago, e
Spinal Complalnut and .11 Direaaes
arising from an injudi&ue use Of kiermny,lmprudence In
Life, or Impurity of the Stood.
Thie great alterative mediciniand Purifier of Blood
Is now used bythourenda at grateful petientefrom all parte
of the United States, whotastily daily to the remarkable
111111 . 06 performed by the greatest of all medicines, "CAB
TEE'S SPANISH MIXTURE." -Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
=refute Eruption on the Skin, User Neese, Fevers,
Ulcers, O ld Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat. Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones
end Joints, are speedily put to flight by using this peat and
Inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been found
to compare with it It chanties the system of all impel - 4
ties, sets gently and efficiently on the Liver end Sidi:keys,
strengthen. the Digestion, giver tone to the Stomach,
make:: the skin clear and Imellby, end restore. the Consti
tution, enfeeb b disseme or broken down by the excesses
of youth, to i p ri s tine
vigor and etre:lath.
For the Ladies, it is Invariably better than all the ow
metice ever need. A few doses of Carters Spanish Mixture
will remove all sallownem ot complexion, - bring the noes
mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the step, arid im
prove the general health in n remarkabledegree beyond ell
the medicines ever beard of.
The large number of certificates which we have received
from persons from ell parts of the United States, is the beet
evidence that there is no humbug about R. The preks,
hotel keepers, magetrates, phyeklane, end pt' • ic men, well
known to the community, all add their testnuony to the
wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PUILIVIK'
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Altnanth, and
read the wonderful canes title truly greatest of all Ma:nines
hoe motormen.
None geuuine unless signed by BENNISTT A IiEEBK,
Proprietor., N 0.3 Pearl street, Richmond, Ved to whom all
ordernfor euppliee end agencies moat be ethireseed.
And for sale by B. A. FAUNESTOCK, JOSEPH FLEM
ING, FLEMING BROS., std by Druggists generally.
octal:newly
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sale of Alternate Sectio ri. ns la the State 01'
Missou
NOTICE 18 lIEREDY GIV b EN, TIIAT, UNDER TEE
Proclamation of the Pre, dent bearing date the 15th
ultimo, (No. 5=,) all the Sections tearm7, old numb.", re
maining to the United States within six mites on cac'i rule
of Um. mac Vac Ifunnibol and St.JostIJA railroad, eitn..ted
in tke northern part of the State of Sialsouri, more pert:co.
larly ducribtel in said Proclamation, no advertised to the
newepapess of the State, and subject to tale at not le. than
lino dollars and fifty ovals per curt, will be held at the un
dermentioned Land Ultima at the times herein epecitied, to
wit: •
At the lend Mee at PAIZIYIIA, commencing MONDAY,
15th January next.
At the Land Office at MILAN, comhencing MONDAY,
Bth Janriary next.
At the Land Oftim at PLATTSIIUIIO, commencing ZION.
DAY. 18th December next.
Private entries will not be permitted until after the expi
ration of two weeks from the commencement of the public
Wes respectively. The Sections cut by the route of the
read will be sold eubject to the right of way; and pre emp.
Lion claims under the eeveral acts of Congress, unless proven
up and paid for before the commencement of the sales re
epeceively,, will be forfeited.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
13th day of October, A. D. 1854.
WES OP MEMORY,
Confusion, gidditteas,rush of blood to the heed, mthischoly, -
eability, kyle.* wnechedneell, thoughts of selfctherne.
tion—fear of insanity, dythoptht, genera geothinthen..tress
Uhility, nervousness, insty In sleep, *mem incident le
lee, decay of*. propopMagfernations,hysteek,soono
mania, vague terrots, paiptlMUM or the heart, bultelimuun
co net ipatirm, etc., from whatever man arising, tt is,l2 then
is any reliance t ole placed cm human teethneny,thechatelp
nfaMble.
A GREAT MEDIUMS TOR 111WAISE.
The unparalleled edictal oftlds pest notorattes, In all
complaints incident to females, mark a now ha to the sat
hula of medic*. Theassands of stinatilants have beet is,
eented—thousand of invigothuni omoceted—ell wage' theg
to be wedged l's the rarimufabenel diaISIVISISMI till
whirth the delicate gernatkin of weenan render tier Rah*.
IMERY WOMAN 01 SiNl3l,
who suffers from walkaway 'lmaut, seeTOWlllet, is
more, pains in the back, or any other diemdm whether pi.
=liar to her ask, or
to
In both 4 gin the leo
vigorating mort a l a telaL
mitsum Nakao,
Or others, will find this Cordial after they hang Mad a hot
the or two, a thorough regenerator of the system. In all
directions are to be Mad the happy parents of healthy of
spring, who would not lasatbeen or but fat this enteesedi
Eery preparation. Audit Ls equally potent for the manythe
mare for width it is xecommended. Maenads of young
men have beats reetored try axing* aid not la it Angie tar
stance has It failed to benefit these.
PERSONS ON PAIR COMPULSION.
or consumptive habits!, are restored by the nse of a
wee
two to bloom and vigor, changing*, the
from a pale, yet
, low, sickly coke, to • beautiful Amid compledna.
..1 TO THE MISGUIDED.
..!
These are some of the sad and soodsneholy effects prod*.
Q TATIS'I'ICS Of COAL: Includlug Minerol littutalnous ; .4 by early .halelof Youth,. hs :_ weakness of the bark
0 C obscene.'" emplm ed in Arts and Manufactures ; A , ith E and
_, lim bo, Pain thelead, d=WMI Of idght, Im h of mns,
their Cieograptical,deologmal and Commercial Instributi,n, mar of the heart, dyspepda, nervous
irritability,power ( pa l p itation
of the dSgestiveftmetione,geneed
an.' Amount of Producti:n end Consumption °tithe Arueri. ;....
min Continent: with Incidental Statittica of the Iron Man. : &Minty, symp
ha of consumptions, eta
hectares. By B. G. Taylor, Y. 0. S. 1.., de., de. Second i _billtthil,. It the
a _
ataaaay ellects aaahwita nn the intud alawh are numb I, b.
edition, revised and brought down to ISZ,4, by S. S. Ilahle- ; ul".ealL 1 . , 9? 5-. .. f_ .. ~,
.; . of
mart, Prof. Natural Science, ie. Published by J. Vi.M.ore, , . eP7lletetllmrateeltolPsTZMon WI soalgy,
195 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. love of so li tude, timidity, • are some of the evils pro*.
The Cool interest is one of the mast important in the ; cud. All thus aliffed
United States, and since the first ,dicing of the late Mr. I BEFORE CONTEXPLATHIO MARECLOR
'could reflect that a eormd mind and body are the most 110.
aTaalt,lor:asaaramovichwtiasoa ectdhatuLted,,ha,„o:., ~,,,,,ed j r , t h e
m ..
had co
moo
of bee.... ; commy_..,
_req übitea tha l aatho promote thaato mmaithig u llinlifibthw haa. l a iudeede. o
tug sopsaintal with dos Eulject in its e.o.m. u.thu?“, th re e
.
c , „..,....„ d , pilgrimage—um Prospect hearty darken' the thrw; the
' futtur. tul ft ' AAa di , llktUl Y r ''' lon g er ''...'"" '" thin second ' mind becomes shattered with despair, and flied will the
'editkin supplies an IMMeluie moo' of imorMatiOn in rela ti on ,
__ itiaahal..
ta s hattjah that
the
halo.. of
hhohthir ho.
to the various coal bolds of this continent, debuts of names me
and mining, supply and musuMption. markets amt routes leen" bli ghted with year own.
CAUTION.
•
of transportation, anal. tis of W.I. or, ac., Mc.
Bread. the coal interest. them is another ictiumtely ccu- • Dr-Horses Invigorating Cardinl has been oteribneleteg
, ..,. ' by some unprincipled persons. .-
se.ef with a, namely, ' h " ot• Iron, to th ' md ' uf ' - '' .- , In futorrotil the genuine Cordial will have the propels
•nu statistics of which, a considerable portion et 1.01. , vOitaiuo ; ,
la devoted. Ilan unit be found a full account of the cot, ',
.. r.3 cic4imii. peeled over the turif of Inch battle, aid the
struction of furnecm to smelt iron with anthracite onhl. ; follo eteg word s blown In the Slash
This work is useful, not only to the. ea r l:east, political ; Dr. Ellorsa , s lavigeratiag Cordials
economist anl consumer, hut to tbe general reader, on se- C. H. BIND , Peopthdae, N. T.
count of the earth and interesting matter it contain.. upim l h Th. Co rdial is Put tilt, blibl7 concontratnk i t n=het.
sig '
eollateral subjects. The publisher has spared no pains in 1 9 .7 - Pl' .a .... .. d°111" per o bo . ttle n. > l 6" Ibr_ aim
making this an attractive work, it Ming embellished ni.h ; for twelve d ollars G,Paue iito,,
numerous wood cuts and colored maps, printed on tics I sold by Druxuta thr,,i,4ow.atiti„lll2thldlinmdstit„.,asys fi cimada . Y.
paper, 810 pages, Bro.
For sale by If. 1: C. 5.10 L G AN. 1 and th e West Indie s
For Wood utre t. Lear Filth. - AGFENTS:
------- Pittstaugh—/LEMING. BEM, No. 490 Wood street.
Do CEO. H. ItriM2 140 .. as
Allegheny City—JNO. P.
Cinoinnen—B. H. MEANINGS.
JOHN WILYON,
Commissioner of the General Land °Mee.
OFFICE..
Real Estate and Contracting Agent.
MILE subscriber has been induced to open an office for
j. the punsise of buying and selling, on ckuranission, and
having the Agency of large Steam Paw-Mills and Boat-
Yards on the Allegheny river, together with many other
facilities from other water and steam saw-mills. Ile natters
himself that he can furnish any bills of lumber and
timber of any kind, great or small, long or short, and
deliver them at any point on the Allegheny, Monongahela,
Ohio, or Its , rive.; contract to build large argev,
Store Boats, Coal Plats, Boat °wands, Bridge Timber, Anil
road Timbere--I s reight Iron, Coal, he, to any point,
and will attend to the Bale and Bent of 11.1 Estate. P.m
his long experience in lumbering, freighting and boat
building, he thinks he can give general satisfaction. All
persons are requested to make their contracts soon;
rope
*tally nue& wanting boats or-large bills of lumber and tim
ber, should contract for them in the fall for the spring end
summer use. Re will also attend to the purchase and isle
of any commodity that may be lenient.
Letters addressed to Davin hoax, Beal Estate and Con
tracting Agent, Pittsburgh, Box N 0.120, post paid, will be
panctually attended to. • llis office is on Irwin street, No.
4 Allegheny House.DAVED MUNN.
Col. James B. Morgan, Lumberman, Pittsburg..
Mr. John Morrison, Ban"
Mr. Rob, 8. Brown, r.sq, Allegheny Nicer,
Mr. Wm. Armstrong, Clarion
Mr. 13,rorge B. Bweney,
C. k J. Hahn k Co.,
dee2laydaw
Beautiful and Valuable Property for
Sale at Public Auction,
NAB MANCELE.STEII, part of the Estate of the Lee
NJames Adams, Esq., deed.; on sATUIIDAY, the 11th
day of November, at 2 o'cloca P. It., on the pre mi ses.
1 have been authorised by Le owners, residing toe tins
tent State, to otter for sale, at pubho To/alley al moot tie
enable Building lota, adjoining the borough of Manchester,
part of the above estate, each 2/ feet front by 100 feet deeF,
one tier of them fronting on Basket. tweet, which to SS fee:
wide. Theme Lots have a fine new of the Ohio river and
adjacent scenery; are near the Plank. Road, and in a very
delightful and desirable neighborhood, and will be sold on
quite reasonable terms.
Persons purchasing a block of four or eight lots, could
have a country bone, with al the advantages of the city,
ate moderate price. Title is unexceptionable and one of
the very net about the city. For other
Itl. 1F partimßLY, ilars apply
to F.eal Estate and Ettropean Agent,
octlo oar. Seventh and Smithfield sta., Pittsburgh.
Lliavim BA 11MIL,
REAL. ESTATE AND (.3.LNTRACTLNG AGENT, No. 2,
LENIN Street, Pittsburgh, has for age, as follows:-
18u acres of laud in Ceder county, lowa, 16 miles from Mils.
mane, on the main road to 3Larion, and 8 miles from Tip
ton, 6 mile, from two Railroaddepoui; 91) aereii is
cultivation, a good Frame Ileum, Frame Barn and Grana
ries • good bearing Apple Orchard. • The farm is well
watered, high, dry, good land, Ina very healthy county.
'A very greet bargain um be had of this farm for prompt
pay. Enquire as above, or of Mr. John Munn, on the pre
mise,
AIMS 3 acres of land, with a large Steam Saw Mill, 1301.
in sumessful operation; 3 Frame Dwellings, Barn, Black
smith b ank Tools, Boat Ecalluld, Work Shop, ac., situ
' ale on the of the Allegheny river, at Miller'. &My,
Armstrong county, Pa Enquire as above, or of Mr. L.
Munn on the premise,
1 idea want to purchase 5 to 800,068 feet, B. M., of good
Whits Oak Plank, 3 inches. thick, S or la met long, 7 to 16
backup wide, part to be delivered in October next and part
in April, 1855. Enquire ...hove.
Also, formic, all the Beds, Furniture, and every thing of
the fitting out of a large Hotel, in the city of Pittsbur gh,
now doing a very large basin.a. Two to Ore years of the
lease of the house can also be had,tuad immediate pcasassion
if required. Enquire as above.
F
BOOK FOR RAILROAD ENOINEER,-.—Contain -
X hag formula for Laying out curves. determining frog an
gles, levelling, I.kt:dating earth-work, etc., etc., together
with tables of radii, online" deflections, long chords,
magnetic variation, logarathime and natural acorns tan
gents, etc. etc., by John B. llenck, Civil Engineer. rocket
book form. $1,1.5.
...The object of the present work is to supply • want
very generally telt by Assistant Engineers on Railroads.
Books of convenient form for toe in the held, containing
the ordinary lagrarithruatic tables are common enough; but
book combining with thew tables othem peculiar to the
Railroad work, and especially the necessary formals for
laying out carves, turracuts,crodaings, ac.,is a desideratum
which this work is designed to supply.
V. h. MILITAILT ACAOL2I2, Meet Food, April lei, I£,i
Gentlemen: 1 have looked over ...Renck'. Field Book for
Railroad Engineers," and think it well eataptel to the ob
ject Its author proposes, and have no question but it will be
found • very needed and practical volume both for offlotand
Acid work. , D. IL lautAx
'racy, April 2i.1854.
I ant much Osumi with Me Ilenca'a little manual, the
"Field Book 01 Rallrcad Engineers." With the presenta
tion aeon. of the most practical and useful of recognised
processs among railway engineers, he him given orient
which, new at least in their present form, appear to pus..
• mint of higher value than that of mere novelty—that of
being in general inasceptiOle of available, not to say dtadra-
Me, practical use. In conclusion '
while I think the dedegn
of kir. Henek's book is such as to adapt it excellently wall I
to prof...oil needs I have pleasure in expressing my
amoraleatialaction with its execution, slice with the per
of management effected by the author, anti the ex
cellent typOgraphimi taste displayed by his publishers.
11. Dumont !lassos,
C. E. and Director of Rensselaer Folytechnic Institute.
For Bale by WILLIAD B.'IIAVEN,
Dealer in Engineers' stationery,
au3 !locket mreet, corner of Seems&
WM.. AAVCLITit . G,'
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CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
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B now :waiving a large assortment of PB.KBH GOODS,
1. in addition to his already extend,* stbek, purchased
from first hands in the Eastern markets, which, Ell be sokl
at the lowest market price..
Sir Hotels, Steamboata, and Wattle., buying by the
quantity, supplied at 'wholesale rate.
Sir floods delivered in the city tree of charge. sep2l
A Blew 19ngLand Physician
Q SIB that B. A YARNEBTOCA I d USABLYUGE
10 only article that can be Ltnpliddy renal on 1...• the
punka of Worms.
Burro!, N. 11.., June 9, 1n59.
IV B. L Idaftentook di Go.,
Giorruktur—liar five urn put, I have uted &A- Val.
stock's Yetruitroge for an antheinuntic la leg {mecum
atunlion was Spit called to it to a CS. wl.rd 1114 W..,
to diekshre worms with calomel, pink and menu, A WI:
tie war obtained, owl wad with desirable effect; anus to o l
1 have prevailed it Ibr hundreic of panienta, and in a
Luna unklorillr dim with complrie Atoms. In one vase
a Angle bottle of the median* Dented. away from our d.
tient aineti.elght worms. I have =Mr known it to on
harm, kid 1 am inducted to make this statement from en
Unmet conviction that it to the most valuable Vorrultuge
yet known. Such is say conedence in its s' worrakillint
powere, that I reconentut it to other phuicians to.this .eo•
tine, and furnish them with the article.
M. C. lUv.ter, AL if.
Prepared and road by B. A. YAlitilia'ooll A 010. - 1 ,
ocAn-nlaw to. 6 Word Airga
ktals.4l)lULN.l6 have ea hansliin En* lot
Cliesta oyes otional inAensrghondtabla
Physicians, etas:shoats, de- 'atm wish
ing • good • and camp Chest would do well to WI, and ea
mins baktirptischasing
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character are war
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Mao iaorairtbrfral by a mass othestiamagthhol -
Inaithothie.
The NL12711 remedial!, In ail ear; thy/log*o • c atis
arising from a theme or aatheig the vathithemors •l• rcie
make up the sesmderfel teach's& ceiledomm
... .lt MOM; to
full vigor every delicate funclikm eroWWo , 4._ loll the. e' e l )
terious compound agency of matterandathrseene
the reproduction of immaalife. To perseas Atha* Ira*
ruler frame, or deacient in vital power, it YiiiMples MI
as the only means of commuea.oing that , wh iff iis
necessary to the proper ethoismat of all the 1 espy
tites, as well as the higher mental Magnates. Itaboadictel
effects are not confined to either sex, or to myna The
feeble girl, tha thiag eilfeithithithess, ' ,. ' . amitithtl, :ha
man of busimme,thotiothstaf TroY
21 4
the individual suffering fame general dehllige m m an the
oreekness of a single organ, w il l all god immthlth Mad cno
- mahout relief from the ace of tide a
To those who hove. pr edispthition tolt will Wit . •I•
a complete and unfailing that teeth:.
0 1 1 . 4. There ere loreol,Perthge,ghe harem athedwith
their onatitntiona, that they Ulna thamedthe boned tir
mob of sotholne. Let not then Oros desgeth T o able ,
deals with deems as it ornate, without rellamena to wee,
end will not only remove the disorder iM miu m
er a
..
REBVIIM Tin =OMAN OM
The dermagements of the Maim, Wang to Meow die
mesa. and the forme of nervous dames Diself,are so name.
our that it would require a column to enumerate the emir
dim for which- We prepantam is a thecille. A law, how.
ever,. may be enumerated,
ere
nenra/gia, tie dtherethete
heothache, incipient paralysis, hy ..I,_ palpitation ot tag
heart, spinal affectioas, mucu r debility, ammo, tiatia
knee, a pricking Satiltir in the 11=,..theolea to methal
Voting :Ike . ; exercise:them s he 'ill /1114. end tanitiag dram. 4ix
inability to remain in one place or poeition;weeknem at the
procreative organs, actual incompeuney,melenettolyoncer. •
°ohms, fluor alines, shaidng at the stomach, bathe hangs.
larities, a chronic tendency to mieraniage, ®fie. ond
all canapishate growing oat ot a tree todulasoce ot the pay
dons, and all barman= that does not proamdtramorpate
causes beyond the reach of medicine.
Whenever the organs fobs acteittpon ire free tanatasb
formation as stricture diseases, it is averred that .
IdOlthlFß IN VIGOB.AUNG =KM
will replace weaknese with strength, inatheeity with dee&
cosy, irregularity w ith mama mad activity, and
this not only without bawd of rendion,bod. with.
effmt on the general orgudethiatc air Den In mind bs E
all maladies, wherever they begin4inish with teen.
system, and that the paralymtiest* th in e sane of motion
awl sensation to physecal' death. Baer mind also, that
for every kind of nervosa; disease the /ably Ondici le the
only reliable preparation Immo.
MHY OF N.I.SVOIIB Diilitholl.
No language can convey an adequate ides of the ham,.
diate and almost inithenlosesehmogewhictiltaxecionsin the
disemed, debilitated and shattered nervous syldese,whethee
broken down by mates, weak bY reaturee Cr thanked by
sicknose—the unstrung and related organisatioa isthmus
brmed, revivified and built up. The mental and ptLyslog
symptoms of nervous dioceses ethate together under lm the
r elief « Nor is the effect temporary ; co the contrary Oa
re is permanent—for the Omthal propertheef the rata.
tine reach the constitution iteelfandreston it to its somead
condition.
PILLS:
FAziAit-7 E.P
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WEBB has lass =hied • :
demand for an eSectivepill
• :r- . which coati be robed= season end
perlholly oafs in its operailen:" Thin
haibeen prepared to meet that
amhet,:t p d an eminent trial of
.ho.n with
rea 1, what =come it. the par
6 = lllo
- pose designed. It h way to mats •
- •
tone tart anti pah—one width solid have zemeof thsoh.
'entire's, bat all the advantages, of every other. TM' Ire
been attempted here, and with what ewes to weeldrioS :
sportfully submit to the public derbies. It bas been an
fortunate for the patient hitherto that aimed every=
the medicine is acrimonhms and 'imitating to the
This is not. Many of them produce so much griping pats
and revoisionin throe= as to more then otemantrialanoe
-
the nerd to be derived from them. Thee pee pmduce
irritation or pato, unless It arise (roma priev existing
oboarnetion or dersogement to the booed& Bang pureity
vegetable, no liana can arise from their use m say quash. t.
ty ; but it le better that any madicioeshoubl be takenJudle
dowdy. Minute directions for their tun In the eeva.l t,
A m on g to which they are applicable In OPESIOR - ea tax.
Among the complaints which have tatespesdity cared bp
them, we may mention Liver Orimphint,inita Micron hew
of Jaundice, Indigeetion, languor, and Loss of hp= .
Listlessness, Irritability, Ithimus Headache, Illiktus
Fever and Ague, Pain in the Me and Irina; far, is truth, (
all these are but the aonaequence of -dimmed I. the
2i9 an aperient, they afford prompt and ewe relief I
in Costiveness, Piles, Colic, Dreamy, Humor; Beroliala
and Scurvy, Colds with aorenese of the body, Bloats and la- t.
purity of the bleed; in short, any and every came rebate •
purgative to required.
They have alsozodueed tame eingrdarly motormen' eine
in Rheumatism, (lout, Blowy, Gravel, 'equipoise,
Urn of the Heat, Pains in the Beck, Stomach ac?I l l=
They should be freely taken In the spans ot the year, le
purify the blood and prepare the system Iter the thew of 1
seasons. An occasional dose stimuleter the atmeaoh sad
bowels into healthy action, mod retell _thelZuGte 6 W;
vigor They purify the blood, and, by th oft silent ale , 4
lion on the circulatory system, renovateribt elemstit of ;
body, and restore the emoted or distred is meet s of the ;
whole organism. Hence an occadanal eatadvent'.
gem', even thougirno eadorettegists; buten. .
rierviewary dosing stead never be emptied an We ea Will
purgativemediew redoes the strewth, whep takes to
excess. The thousand came In whlche *Fee is eirdeel
cannot be enumerated here, but they tivemeafell
to the reason of every body; and tt le • teamed
this pill will &newer a baser rupee then any which
has hitherto been avallabie to mankind. When their Th.
teem are owe known, the piddle will no longer doubt wbat
remedy enePhotwitee-ta-imedi of weetiseef
Prepared by 31,11X3 C. Jaii, Vi tal
Chemist, Lowell,Men. Price 26 Noes per bog.; Ave bone
for Si.
Sold by B. A. FABBIBSTOCK it CO., a nd by
all Druggists.
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DB- 'IIItOWNi: No. 411. Diamond Alloy, D.
i g ;
votes his entire sated= to ao o tkva
llbasProa
lila baldness is most 4:masa- to Petals ;
round Diresses, apj. aiehvainfulageadam. t
tamed on by i*udmaoo, youtbd r oliadolloneollalleneeto
Byphlla, dyphi Bromaa,Gastareheet,G=tr i tedalts
Umbra
Des of tho Yes imPs'd fravennoeillalicarbatis Brz.%,
tiame TettofsPAWomo, DidelatoelksdnoliF •i
new, Impotency, Piles, Bhansestion, Yomais ifosknosse
Monthly duporeashms, Dlioarea of tho Jade; MAW* Be
Asko, Nervous Affections, Patna in the Book anlLoth4lll%
tattoo of the Bladder and Kidnajtsoccesdally teestall.
Core guaranteed
Sixteen years' prattles (six in ads city)enabisaDmltroom
to am monnanoss of a speedy core to aloha MI Millea Ole
Elir kiwis%
Oftem and Prlvaistlonsottatkeillomns, ity - amowit alley
lei.Chalges maoaimits: ' mantaMPair
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itt— aIIUM - AIUSIL—Dr. Stowe' murk, dlemsend reaketr
for llbetuostion is s ose4Abudi ereidu lOW
that painful trouble. It ue*erbne.
OflueandPriesteCausultatlou Booms Ho. CUSIAMOMI
Pittabolub,Penzei. Ms Daub:mils ahruyouthons.
marrls23sllter.
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reBATlLUftcreflgBNlNG 8 TAIT R :'
beg . .
re., Menne ea, .1an.11,110.
Ha. B. E. emcee. 81r-1. booed of .1.3. Bees, or bet;
tie of your Wenedfoile, and gave tt to a eldidef nine, ser"
it expelled 68 large MMUS, ead.lalte -
mem of enal!
one. 'ALUM ;
GASKILVTIN, Afferent ea, Felt 7,1665
Ma. B. B. lilnina-E11•1.14 tried year Fanwifer ,
family. I cast ray that it ie not to be attrpt I=tr,
onfleg- to the world for expelling yams. G.
Winnow a., Admen as, Feb.l7, IBM t
Dix. B. Y. Beraras-1 pre one bottle of year Venal*
to my ohild,oad it svelte 16 bintenonea I think it the
beet t.. me. Yours. ropeorfallY. P. DIMS..
Preload and and by It N. MILLERS
Kuala:l64 o
li*
i lit D . JAYNItS USEXINAIIVB itAIbLIK is or ri
I_, cks mat engirt, plomet,soll soiso=limem*
ague,: to the poi:deft the remove' ot tie
caly
_ 416 = 1.-
moats of the Stoma& 1241 Bowe* and the
Worth) of the host tombless+ Ibr swing Chaim nivmme
or Boum" asopimiet.
I'Llt, IA vilthoet ezeoptice, or ot the soot lambi
bail) Mallekoes ma. dowered. Ehuidge%e
riii. o.l thoi
we, of ostitkotse him been Nesived bon
Claasvmen, and temlThes of the that Witsiebbilltr, bum*
tie strongest testimooy in Its hoot, too abeereoe t
pitaish. .
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