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THE DAILY MORNING POST.
fVinfaJ and Pu£h'jft<d ?s*ry i forning, (Sunday tactpted.
Bir GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY.
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advance. Six Dollars will invariably be required if not paid
within-tbs year. .
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Office, and by the Neva Boys.
THE SATUBDAY HOBHING POST
Ppnhllched from th&sams office, on a large blanset else
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rro cents. , . V..
49 s No paper will he discontinued unless at the discre*
on of the Proprietors.) until all arrearages are paid.
49*-' No attention will be paid to any order unless aocom*
panted hr the money, or satisfactory reference In this dty.,
49* Connected with Vie Establishment of Vit Morning Post
l tone of tk* largest Job Printing OJJicet tn the city, where al
k nds of work it dons on the shortest notice , and most reason*
a'liiem*.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
. Boliti Gi G. Sprool>
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW—Office, No.
, —, Fourth stroot, Pittsburgh, Pa. dedldy
James A« Lowrle,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Office, Fourth Btreat, Pittsburgh,
between Smithfleld etreet and Cherry alley. TdeclDly
ROBERT E). PUIIiIiIPS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
JOSEPH WUAYUR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office* No* 144 Fourth. Btreetf
Ja&ly?} • rmgpQEon, pa.
: JOHN BARTON, "
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, corner Fifth and Grant its,,
Ja3;ly3| rmaDUßon, pa.
It. Biddle Roberts,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, No. 152 Smiihfield street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Collections carefully attend
ed to—special attention given to Conveyancing. fdec&ly
Thomai Means,
Attorney at law and solicitor in chancery.
Office, next door to the Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
my 4 -
8. P. Ron,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—No.IO3 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa, fourth door below Mr. Rody Patterson's Livery
Stable. ' j»2S
J. S. Morrison,
Attorney and counsellor at law—office, re.
. moved to No. 44 Grant street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh,
Fa. ; -r. aprlfcy
. C. Orlando Loouilt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, above Wood.
iyfcy ;
' : r Thomas M. Marshall,
ATTORNEY at LAW—Office, Lowries Buildings, Fourth
street. • janT:ly
R. si. Cmruabau,
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office on Fourth street, between
Cherry alley and Grant street. jefcy
J, N, M’Clowrjr,
Attorney, and counsellor at law—osoe in
BakeweU'a Buildings, on Grant street. ja2
D, H. Hazed*
TTORNKT AT LAW—No. \T t Fourth street, ebore end
-pear Smithfield. nuu-gT?
. -Alderman Watson,
• Oftce on Third street, opposite the did Post OJJlce,
alt business pertaining to ihe office of Alder*
W man and Justice of the Peace will be promptly at
tended to. • Acknowledgments of Deeds and Mortgages, and
other instruments of writing, taken at hiß office, or at the
residence of the parties.
The Dockets of D. 8. SCULLY, late an Alderman of the
City of Pittsburgh, are .placed In my possession. Persons
having Judgments on said Dockets may have the necessary
process Is3ued thereon by Alderman Watwon- [my3:tf
N. Bnckmaster, Alderman.
/ VFFICE, Grant street, between Fourth «t. and Diamond
v ! .alley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
er faro and legal accuracy. Titles to Real Estate ex
amined; Ac. J*-b£
E, 8, Neal, Alderman.
N*q. 91 THIRD Street, between Wood and Market streets,
.Pittsburgh. Collectionspromptlymade. Iksnds,Mort*
gages, and other writings drawn with neatness and accu
rary. . •• ; Jv-21;lr
ll* AHL, SURGEON DENTIST, {sue
- to Q. W. Biddle,) NO. 144 SiUTII*
STREET.
t t. r Office hours, from 8 to 1 o'clock, end
roo 11 to l o’clock . febls:ly
J.SCOTT, DKNTItfT, Tourthatreot, tite doors
QTglSs&west of Mivrfeit.
' Omci Horns From nin© A. M. to At*
docSo7
BUSINESS CARDS.
- tT. nzuTiKß - crxx. ncnaics
D. \V\ IIEUSTIKE A CO..
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
! Dealors Generally in Produce. Pittsburgh, Cin
ioinnati and other Manufactures, &o.
jyb.93 lYvniitreeti, b'tieecn Market and Ferry itrulx,
, riTTsncßon, pa.
cash nilTantv? ci«>le on ‘ - oii?ientarntß. Par*
ticolaratteation paid to forwarding Western merchandise.
Bef<Tcncci.—ClU2k & Thaw, TV in. r»a*alev 4 Co_\Vm. U’*
I Dully & Co., F. Sellers & Co., Uarß 4 Black, lirainer 4
Eahm, Henry Graff, E?q., TVm. Elcbbaum, S. B. Johnston,
Rap, Thomas Bakewoll, George Ledlie, Rq., Solomon
Stoner, Esq.
WM- DIKQEAM,.—. iU-’iyOAH
WJI. BINGHAM is, CO.,
FOBWABDINU AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Liberty tired, opposite penita. biailroa'l Depnt,'
„p r 7 PrrTSQUB'iO. Pa.
PAGODA TBit STORE.
JEHU HAWORTH, Wholaale and Krlaii Grocer , Dealer
and Importer of Old Country Bla-'k Teas, French Bran
dies, Wines, corner of Diamond alley and ibo Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ft--b2fr:y
WM. A. M'OLUKG,
*WEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER,'“«*
couxcs ov wood a:td sixth srarsTs,
ja2s:? Fiiislurgh.
Henry H. Collins,
Forwarding and commission merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer In Cheese. Butter, Seeds, Fißb, and
Produco generally, No. 25 WOOD Si.. Pittsburgh. fmar6
Paul An Murdock,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MRRCUANB. AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No. 7 Waterstreet,Cincinnati,
Ohio. faplitf
King 4k Moorhead,
"IiriiOLRgALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS—
W No. 27 Wood street, Pittsburgh. (my 23
B« T. C. Morgan,
Bookseller and stationer—has niw»y.« on h&n *
a generalassortment of School, Miscall aaeoas and Blank
Books, Printing, Tost and <Jap Paper, Ac., Wholesale and Re
tail, No. 104'Wood street, below Fifth, East side, Pittsburgh.
Wanted, Rags and Tanners’ Scraps. aplfcly
llttiueU A Bro.,
ThOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS. DEALERS IN STAN
Xj DARD AND'LIGHT LITERATURE, and Publishers ot
the 1.0.0. F. TOKEN, No. 15 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
marlfcly
“ 1. W« Chadwick,
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
Pittsburgh. The highest price In cash paid forjrags.
oylLy
BXIU&9. ‘ 1854-
FRA’S SELLERS & CO.,
Forvrarderi and Commission Merchants
■ DtALEES is
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILS,
jaSamU No. 309 Liberty tired. JHUiburgh , ft.
Vniiaxt Ktuxs, Phila <. .wit. RioxETdos, Pittsburgh.
fillUer A- Rlckoteon,
VirHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
VV Wines and Segnrß—Nos. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin
and Liberty strode, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton Yarns,
fto, conttantiy on hand.
William Carr A Co.,
fWw. Oaer late af the firm of J. Pabexk A Co.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS and Dealers In Foreign Wines
and Braadios, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whis*
fcay, No. 329 Commercial Row, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Pa. 3o6*y
OAitueL'H'cumxAX joaa t. utaaoN alex. KTaxparaicx.
DI’CLURKAN, HERRON 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE Grocers, Produce Dealers and Commis
sion Merchants, No. 243 Llborty street.
qpr2% PITTSBURGH, PA.
~ ~ Co-Partnerahlp.
riVHE subscribers have this day formed apartnereWp for
I the purpose of carrying on'Ccmnusrfon and Forward
any, In connection with the Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Pro
duce business generally, under the style of Eifousn A Rich
AttPsos; warehouse No. 118 Water and 150 Front streets;
formerly'occupled by Burbrlilb’^
JAMES RICHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
Pittsburgh, February Ist, ISShfebS
Tni"R. DRAV.O, Diamond, PRtabargh, Pa., dealer D
Jn,a Country Produce, offers for sale a choice stock o
Oraoeriw, selected for.family nse. Bptaaof every varioly
and the purest <iuality, ground at hia Steam Mills. Also,
Dried Fraits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken In ex,
changefor Merchandize. . .. 4
V. R. D. ban procured a full assortment of Landreths
Warranted Garden Seeds, and invites the attention of au In
terested in rural affairs. - . - • • J _
Copartnership. -
TSB UNDERSIGNED have this day entered Into co-part
»• ?rehlp, undor the nameand style of J. A. HUTCHI
SON * CO., for the purpose of irnnaetlng a Commission and
Grocery business. JAB. A. HUTOITTSON,
A. M. WAT.TJNGFOTID.
febo
Pittsburgh, Tebroary 1,1854
W B. SNOtl**- 3. tUOHAItPSON. J. I. BENNITT
ESGLISn St, RICHWIOSOK.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, A.SD
Wnolessly Dealers in Flab, Racou anil Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Bnrbridge A
Inghtam, No. 110 Water and 160 First street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. fe3
•BAwaro. batixt....- -Jso. a, hxkshsw.
w bailey a rburraw,
Tea DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers in
Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin WaTe. House-
Iteonlnff Utensils, Sc., Wholesale aud Retail, No. 253 Liberty
fltrcet, Pittsbnreh. npTlfiry
ißMicw-amsM, Jons s t
EUtatargh. Mnrrlnnl.
Sellers* Nicola a, Co.*
PRODUCE atoGENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 009 Liberty rtrwt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sperm, Lin seed and Lard Oilfl. _
Conuutssiou'House.
riTOE subscribers bnvo opened a house for tbe above par-
I rose, at N 0.17 fmlthfieM street, fonr doora above tbe
fiononitabela House. TVe trill purchase, or receive, on
commlß'ribnV'for sale. cfmsljnmeatg of Flour. Rican, "heat,
Cbm. On.U\ BirUy , flax Seed. Grast S:ed, Baled Jl*y ,
upoo wWcb we will mahe advances, or purchase at the.
bast mwfcet rates for cash.
bot 6
' ' Jaf* M*l.aueUlln, ~
DEALER INGROOBRIES, PRODUCE, flour, bacon,
Ac~ No. 10, comer Smithfielil and First streets, PIUS'
huraVPa. nOT °-
♦ainf H. * o vna. tbo*. s-Yotwa ..fbascis l. toukq
V,JS. Yonn&.-dfc Co.t
N-%. 38 ,9mithJUldstrut, apposite City Botfl,
M'IWJPK rUEERS OF CABINET FURNITURE ANT)
O.tAlltS.ot every description. .Materials and work
mansbir'warrauted.andaoldatredaced prices. Care taken
In pawns.fcrlaml and water earriaee. an3l
Importer and wholesale .dealer in wines
£2tfi>'LlQUORS, N0.,147 North Second street, fifth door
*hoT> Race, east ride, Philadelphia, has on hand the best
Suil’tiwbfolilßrandieß; Wlnefj. Irish tVhtsky.Htononßa-
Sel» WHsky. Holland Gin. Cordials.'*o, on terms worthy
the .ttentinn of purchasers ana aeßlerp. - - fen29y
‘ —~— Henry itt'CnlloufSh ft Co.,
■\XniOLBSAIiK GROOKRS on .I Commission Merchants,
XX wmr Of p«m end Train .le-nHehomh- u Wl.r-.s
fTTWO SMALL FARMS FOB SALE—Situated In Gallia
I county. Ohio. 8. CBTHBERT ft 80N,
JanßJ I*o Third street.
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BCEBS OWENS,
Pittsburgh.
ALOEO * GO.
C. D. Wood,
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE “POST BUILDINGS.” CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT *O,OO PER ANNUM, OR $5,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE,
VOLUME xm.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOSEPH FLESIIN6,
•[BUCCBBBOB fO l. VtttCOX A 00.1
CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps
' y constantly on.baud a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cines, Medidno Chests, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
ing.to bis business.
45P’Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours, ja:&y
Joiw 7LXJQKQ. coonuaa ruiano.
FLEMING BROTHERS,
(Successors to J. Kidd A Co.)
WHOLEBALE DRUG GISTS,
No. 60 TFood Slrutj PUUburgh, Pa.
. Proprietors of Dr. M 1 Lane’s Celebrated Vermifuge, Liver
Pills, Ac. * jalO
JOHH HAFT, JR.,
(Saccsssor to Jos. M'GufTcy,)
VKoletale anti Retail Orngelat,
AND Dealer in PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUfPS, Ac, HI
IVoo-l street, three doora below Virgin alley,
»pr4:mAely PITTSBURGH.
JOHN U. no'SOAN, Ag’t,
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL DRUGGIST,
attd nriLsn nr
Dvro-stuffs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c.,
No. Wood street, (one door eontb of Diamond alley,
PITTBDP&QH. [jas§
R. L. ALLEN,
rrnoLisaLß rnua in
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
hela Bye Whisky, &>.,
ALSO, RECTIFYIDfO DISTILLGR, •
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
VTTTINES, Brandies, Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, St.
VV Croix and New England Rum, Clarets, Champagnes,
Bcotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourron,
Old Monongahela Bye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies: Imported Havana,
Regalia, ooa Principe Cigars; Half-Spanish and Common
Cigars, all at each low prices as to challeng «compo Irion.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sixes. I respectfully invito an examina
tion of my stock, at No. S WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
Penaa. aprSzly
JOHN GIAOUTT,
IMPORTER OF BRANDIES, GIN, WINKS, Ac.—Dealer
In fine Old Monongahela Whisky, Peach Brandy, Ac.
Also, Roctifying Distiller, corner of Smtthficld and Front
streets, Pittsburgh. . apr!3
J, Bryar,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT
155 Liberty street, and 31 Diamond alley. feblOty
lUaoval,
O-JNO. E. DOWNING, CLOTHIER.-sa
EAS removed to 294 LIBERTY street, opposite Garrison
alley, and No. 3 SEVENTH, near Smithficld* where
the attention of bis friends and the public is invited to the
stock of READY-MADE GOODS always on hand. Also,
Cloths, Casslmexes and Vestings for ordered work. A full
assortment of Furnishing Goods for gentlemen, Including
Hats Of all qualities, Trunks, Umbrellas, Ac., Ac, ja&j
JOUJf K‘CLOSXXT.~ 00OSXUC9 N’CLOBUCT.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing hlorchants,
NO. 8 8 WOOD STREET.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their old customers
and the public in general, that they have thla dayas
aoclatcd themselves Id the alx>ve business, under the firm
ot JOHN M’CLOSKEY A CO. They respectfully solidt a
share ox public patronage.
- The previous business of each will be settled by them
serves respectively. frb9
H LAIRD, (late of the firm of Coolit A Laird,) having
• opened STORE NO. 0, (two doors above the-old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTHING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to badness to merit a
share or the patronage of the late firm.
N. E*—Clothing made to order In the most fashionable
<tvieB, and on the shortest notice—lnferior to none in the
City- jan26:y
James C. Watt,
MERCQaN i TAILOR—No. 45 Fifth street, opposite the
Theatre; Pittsburgh, Pa. apr?
James Helllnaer*
MONONaATTELA PLANING MlLL—Would respectfully
inform his friend a and the public, that his now *?UV
Ushment Is now in full operation, and that be Is prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders fot Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
Booed and Plank, planed on one or noth rides, constantly
on hand.
Saab, Doora, and Mouldings, or every description, mode to
order.
Builders and Carpenter? would find it to their advantage
to five hjm a call, as ho can now rurnlah them with plan<x!
rtuff ratable for every description cl work.
uaaao!t~ ....... Jauta caiswxit.
HERRON & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
MANUFACTURERS of all kinds of BRASS WORK, LO
COMOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE. PLUMBERS, Ac. Al
so. Cotton Batting Manufacturers.
Foundry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Office and Btore, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS ar.4 COPPER taken in exchange for work,
nr cosh paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. fuhfcly
JOSKPU T. LOWRY,
Jio. 43 ObrtuT of FxfW ojU Wood &rat i,
Office Upstairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
RESPECTFULLY announce to tne public tbat he bo?
commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with Intelligence and General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Person* m want of serrouts, In any
capacity, or those in want of places, will be supplied at short
notice. Ail business entrusted to £Ls care promptly at.
tended to.
Rfftrcnctt—T. J. Bighorn, Esq., Richard Cowan. Esq., W.
0- Leslie, I>r. Alex. Black, James Mackeral, A. A. Mason,
Mafflt k Old. JanlB_
M. g&afp~ auaisaai
M. GRAFF A CO.,
Western Foundry, No. 124 Wood street,
nTTaffUßOtl, PA.,
1T ANUFACTURKRS OP COOKING STOVES, Coal and
iTJL Wood Stores, Parlor Stores, Hollow Ware, Plain and
PoncyGrute*, Plain and Penny Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons,
Sufcar Kettles, Tea Kettles, Wacou Boxes, Ac. [ jaSdyJ
Austin Loomis,
REAL ESTATE AGENT. Merchandise, Stock, and Bill
Broker, Office, No. 92 Fourth Street, (oboTe Wood.) The
subscriber haring opened an office at tho above place, for the
purpose of negotiating Loaus, Bills, Bonds, Mortgage?, and
all other Instruments fbr the security of Money, and for the
purenaae and sals of Stoeka. WEI also give prompt and
particular attention to buying, selling, renting of and lexe
me ibal Estate. _ (jy7]_ AUSTIN LOOMIS.
Scbaehmtn A Klaunlelu,
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite tbs Post-office,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill Heads, Show Bills,
Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
VisitingCarda, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
•n Colors, Gold,Bronze, or Black,ln the most approved style,
tnd at the most reasonable pries®. oct!s:ly
S. H>Ktnley,
House, sign, and ornamental fainter, and
Dealer in Paints—No. 44 8L Clair street, Pittsburgh.
Has constantly on hand all kinds ol Paints, either dry or
mixed, Japan' and Copal Varnish, Linseed Oil, Boiled OIL
Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass ot all sites. Putty, Paint
Brushes, all of the best quality, and for sole at reasons
ble prices. sepll
ESGLISH AND CLASSICAL SKMINAUY.
W. T. MCDONALD, M. A., PaasciP-u.
THE next session of the Institution will commence on
MONDAY, tbe 6tb of September next, at the room cor
ner of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
Messrs. Teed er.
Referencts —Hon. A. W. Loomis, 0. Knap, Jr., 8. ?- Von
onhorst. It. MUler. jt. eurftt
>B RTCOLLISTKR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER
AIU) DXAIEE IK ALL KINDS 0?
Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigari*
No. 25 Fifth St., Pitiiburgh, Ihx.
Keeps constantly on band a large supply of all tbe
various brands of Imparted Cigars. Ja3:?
JOSEPH CHAPMAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
IM PORT K D CIGARS,
No. 53 Market 6triet. PrrPßßonon.
POWER A RIEROON,
Architectural and ornamental carvers.—
Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style;
Modeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments for tbe
decoration of Bteam boats, Buildings, Ac 4 96 SMITHFIELD
Street, near the Post Office. yl:3m
NEW PAPER HILL,
CAtfTON, OHIO.
FISHER. ANDERSON A CO., have just started their pa
per mill aVthe above place, where they will be happy
to receive orderu for printing and wrapping paper of all
sixes, feb27rtf
AwA a * Tlndl«f
Wwm WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS;
gjgSfPTRUNK, VALISE and CARPET BAO manuffce-
s r " tnrer. No. 100 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
' “ John H» Mellor,
titholesale and retail dealer in musical
W INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Music, School Books and
Stationery, No. 122 Wood street. .JJanl
4. J. HiOAii .DAItIXI. AJSL, JB.
. HAGAN <4 AHL,
WHOLESALE ami Entail Dt ' its In SWa, Filmy and
SlapU DRT GOODS, Noa SlMorkot and 8 Union
■ ‘ Pittsburgh. . oprt
£• jutXQHOUSEj
FANOY BILK AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANED,
No. 7 ISABELLA St, Dear the Emmet Hotel,
mar 4 , ALtTOOPTT.
Thomas M* Little*
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between
Wood and Market streets, opposite Iron City Hotel.
All kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. fapSdy
9. OUTBBK&f.
8. CUTHBERT A SON,
Real estate and general agents, No. so
Sntiihjltld street. norl
oara*
HLEE, (snootssoa to Mtrcrar a Ln,) WOOL DEAL
• ER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, for the aale
of American Woolen Goods, No. 189 Liberty street. fmy4
. „ L. E, Hayward,
T\EALERInEOO’rfi I SHOES,TRUNKS and LEGHORN
l_/ apd BRAID HATS, corner of Market and Liberty ste.,
No. 174 Pittsburgh, Va. Jel4:y
- PEKIN TEA STORE,
BY A. JAYKBS,
No. 3S Fifth street, between Wood and JlarZeL'south tide
B&- Sold Wholesale and Retail. jafry?
Walter P. Marshall.
TUPOBTEKtnd IDealfit Id Freoob and American Paper
* n»f><Hnp« ta»r«
JOHN MITCHELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL: DEUGGIST
No. 135 .Wood Street, '
j&B:yg] - Next door to H. Child** Shoe Hems*, Pittsburgh.
J. AS EL......... EUEKQIO.
Notice*
T OS. FLEMING haying associated with JOS. ABEL, the.
basinets will hereafter be conducted under the etyle of
J. ABEL A CO., at the old stand, corner of Smithfleld and
Fourth streets.,- . - J»l?r
William Thorn, Drajfglat,
HAS REiIOVED to the comer of IIANI) and PENN
Streets, where he will, as usual, attend promptly tc_
his numerous friends; All articles in his line are warranted,
purer end puttipwiththe^itmostcare. ’
—! ■ B. A. Falmeatock 4 Co.,^
Xirgo™*™ BBTTQ WABEHOUBB—Corner First and
YY Wood streets, and oomer Wood and Sixth, [ftbl
; ‘'Vt„
, 0 \ yta >-ij l
3. C. ANDERSON,
No. 6 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
WHOLESALE Dealer In Foreign Fruits, Nuts, Spices,
Confectionery, Sugars, Cigars, Ac„ Ac. Itaibins, Figa,
Prunes, Oranges, Lemon?, Lime.?, Dattte, Citrons, Almonds,
Filberts, Walnuts, Croaui Nuts, Pea Nuts, Cocoa Nuts, Pice
Apple Cheese, Sardines, Pickles, Sauces, Rock Candy, Ver
Inicelli, Maccaronl, Olive Oil, Ac., Ac. apr2o:ly
ENTEUPIUSE WORKS.
80. 136 WOOD 6GLCST, T IRD DOOB EILOW VT&aCT ALLKT.
SO Wtf a TETLEY.
. IMPORTERS and manufacturers of
CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
MW INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. We
K«gr keep a general assortment of the a bore
articles constantiyon band f together
with a general rariety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, Pis
tole and Itorolvers, Flasks, Homs, Shot Belts, Caps, Powder,
Lead and Bullets i Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and Pocket Knives;
Tailors and nair Prossers* Shears; Pocket Scissors, Ac.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed.
RIFLES I —We are making Rifles of orery description, to
order, of the best material, and workmanship warranted.—
Orders rewired for them at Wholesale or Retail, will be fill
ed with'despatch. Hunting parties supplied at Wholesale
prices. myTE
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
fIYHE subscribers are now opening at their new Wireroom
-1 NO. 10Q FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith
field, the largest assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting,
ereroffered In this market. Haring arrangements made
by which they will bo constantly In receipt of new patterns
Bod rariuties, they confidently inrlte the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. Wc aro determined to self os
low as any bouse in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ters. can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
In this line.
We continue as heretofore to fit up buildings of arory de
scription forgtu*. water and steam.
Brua Castings of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, MILLER k CO.,
No. 109 Klrnt street.
GKOHGfc ULETCHEH,
fbom BEW YORK,
I v* r*v MANUFACTURER of tho celebrated
. >» Oonsitncr Ventilating Wig, Elastic
• j Hand Toupee*, and ©very description
1 • J of Ornamental Hair, for Ladie« and
! k, £**y£==|sGcnt!enien, 79 FOURTH STREET,
• Y* between Wood and Market, Pitta*
Buercnia'a system enables Ladles
and Gentlemen to measure tbelr beads
y with accuracy,
r /Ses^— -r ¥OR WJ(JS
No. l. Theroundofthe nea<L: ; ;
No. 2. Prom the forehead ovrrihe bead 10 neck, No. 2.
No. 3. Fr«m ear to ear, otct the top.
No. 4. Prom ear to ear, remndih© forehead.
For Toupo»Ji, tn rover th* top of tl:e head only—a paper
pattern, the evnrt phapo of the bald part. (my 4
Raw Coach and Carriage Factory!
JOHHSTOK, BHOTHERB ft CO.,
Obrner of Rch*ccn and Zv-/ru;M 1 streets. Allegheny Oily,
bmrat WOULD re*t:>eetfnlly inform their friends
tho public generally, that they have
iKjw&Jtefet'*’ commvoced the manufacture of Carriage©,
jQ£2Zm -Si— Barouche*. Rockaway*. Buggte©.Steighii ami
Chariots, !n all tfcalr vnritrn© Rtvle© of fi nfah and pm;*ortlftn.
All orders will be executed with strict. to durability
and beauty of f.nbh. Repair© will also !>>» attended to on
the most rsssonabU terms. Using in all their work the
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel tv>ufi*
dentthatallwhofavorlhem with their patronage, will be
perfectly eatlsQed on trial of tfc*lr work.
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, beforepor»ha*
ring elsewhere. octC ly
Pearl Steam Mill;
CANAL BASIN. ALLEGHENY CITY,
(ms T3i aAiLftosn rrttios.)
FAMILIES win he ©applied withmirrarion© grade© of
FRESH fulfillXP flour.
By leaving their orders at lb© Mill or In our boxe© at
Logan, Wilson A o>.. Won<l ©tr««t.or Braun A Reiter,cor*
ner Liberty and St. Clair nttebarcb.
11. P. Srhwartt, or J. T. Farad©. DnirctOp. Allegheny.
Flour will heiMiverM totumUieMn citheroftbetwocnie*
Terms; CASH on delircrv. ••
Jy*9 ‘ BRYAN, KENNEDY k CO.
FOR
Saddles and Carriage Makers.
Also, Cloths, Dummies, Laces. Hots, BcntBttifF,
Springs, &c., &e.
Steamboat Furniture and Clialra.
ssa WE hwr© on hand and are ronetentlv men-ifaeft}-
UA ring FT RAM BOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND
pS#CHAIRS, of ©very dee-rlpllOTs, t*t :
* 1 ■ Extension IHniag Tables;
Do Bar du;
lifldleg Cabin Chnirv, of ration© mrte«;
G-nm. do tin do;
State R.v<m do «*n do;
Do Toilet t ßosm;
Tete a Tete* : Bnfa»;
Pivno-s; Centre Table* - ,
Wash Stand©; (V.rd -Jo;
Water do; Tray". 4©., Ac.
Material and workmanship warranted, and prtoeji
factory. T. U. YOUNG 4 <y»„
jv2o SmtihftoM «t.. nT'rux'.te Oitv flofel.
NO IS2 WOOD PTREET, on© door
fmm th© corner of I.iVrty. Is nov J5y
The proprietor i© hltrterlf r practical
MaaTim • u " Uniter, having bad fifteen v©*r* experience
at th© h«i<-lnp«3, ten years a© a pr*et!<-aT workman; having
worked In the principal ©xtablDhm.’ntsda New York, Phil-
Mrtphis, Cincinnati, and the N©w England State*; feels
confident that from his practical experience as a Hattor,
he can furol*h not only as coM bnt n nerrrx and chraper
article than nnythlng heretofore c-ffori'd to ihe Pittsburgh
ptiblic —all of hit mon mavuftet urt. d©cl!»tf
W. R. Haven.
TUB OLD PRINTING ESTADLLSHMENT. o«te John
ston A Stockton.) and Blank n<*ok and Sutionerv
la prepared to execute ©very stylo of Legs',
Comtnercinl. Canal and Steamboat Joi> Printing and Book
Binding, and furnish or«ry article In the Blank Book. Paper
and Stationery line, at the RhurU.<Rt notice aud on the most
reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse. Printing Office
and Book Bindery, corner of Market and Second *ta. fnovlO
Depot of Longwfirtlt * ZltnmrrmVn»a Ca*
taxvba Wlnea and Brandy.
THRiinderrigned hss received and offer* f»r ph!«. of CYn*
ctnfwti pners, a large quantity of Lopworth k Zimmer*
man’s choice and world-renownM PparVling. Drv and La
diea’ Sweet Catawba Winer. Such as may desire to procure
an excellont article of Notiro Winn, (the pure juic® of tho
grape.) will find mv ejftabliahmcnt the r.Uc* for the gratifi
cation of thejr desires. The Catawba Brandy, distilled from
tho genuine Grape. Is declared bv many excellent judges,
equal In flavor to the best imported Coemtc.
D. PTCKBTSEN,
_l_a*Jo No. 137 Liberty street.
Nnnn’a 4. Clark*# Planio
AFRESH arrival of NUNNS k
celebrated PIANOS ban just been
by tho snbscriber. They have boon made*yfjliT»W
and carefully selected expressly for this mar- * ** k \i U
kot. and or© considered unequalled fhr sweetnc«snnd power
of tone. They all possess the new Improvement of two
trparalf britlQn, the bass string# running over and above
the treble.- They are ftillr u'fimrn/n/ io^pbind nnv climate
and to «teel In capacity for standing in tune. Pricesrange
from (250 to (ROft. Alco.n floe lot nf P|»noo from th« maun
factories of DUNHAM k CO., and also LTGITTE. NEWTON
k BRADBURV, N. Y. AllkhealMAro will positively be sold
at Factory prices, without additional rhnrge for freight,
risk, etc., etc. HENRY KT.EHER,
Solo Agont for Nunns A Clnrk*s PlanoA
No. Third street,
jt*3 Sign of the Golden ITnrp.
11111*8 Alnianncfl for 18/lfi.
JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Worxl street, Plttflburgh. will
publish on tho 15th August, 1854. the well known
Series of Almanacs (for 18551 calculated by Sanford C. Hill.
E«q., and for many years published br Mr. Luke Loom!*, of
this city, under to© name of ‘‘Loomis* Almnnac?." The
series will consist of—
KILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAC,
HILL’S MAGAZINE ALMANAC.
lITLT/8 AMERICAN FARMERS’ ALMANAC.
It Is only necessary to eav, that the rellndoufl, moral nnd
useful character of Mr. HMl's Almanacs will bo maintained
In tht> above serloß, for 1856.
Printers and others are hereby cautlonod against
Infringing on the copyright of tho abovo Almanacs.
They will be for sale at eli the Bookstores, by the gross
or loxen,and by
aU JOHN 11. MELLOR, 81 Wood street.
CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Wood strne*. Is Just re
calving tho following new Piano Fortes, with and with
out the 2Eollan ottaehmeut:
One elegant carved Louis XTV stylo Grand Action T oc
tave Piano.
Ono extra carved Serpentine, peari kevs, 7 octave Piano.
Two full carved, semi grand, 7 nature Pianos.
Two plain Rosewood <s4 “ “
One do • do • “ “
Three do do 8 “ “
Two double round corner Rosewood octave Pianos. “
One round corner finishetl hack and front? octave Piano.
A farther arrival is expected In about two weeks. [nu29
.a. L. GUTHQKBT.
JOTTN A. O’BRIEN, 07 SMITBFTELD STREET, botweon
Fourth and Plntnond ftll*>y. Money loaned on Gold and
Silver Plate, Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watch**.*, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Gune and Pistole, Feather Beds. Fur*
niture, nnd all hinds of article*—rnr any length of time
agreed on. Charges for storaeo considerably lovVer than
heretofore. Private entrnnco through the hall door. All
business trunpnctipns strictly confidential.
JS& Forfeited pledges sold immedintclv after being ont of
date, unless redeemed. Bargalnsof Gold and Silver Watch
es, Jewelry, Ac., always on lmnd. * aprlo:om
OFFERS for sale CANARY BIRDBof the most improved
breed.-being very hardy, and fine singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary,Hemp, Millet, Rone and mixed Seed. Bouquets
will be furnished composed of tbo finest FLOWERS, via:
Cameliae,Row*Buds, Heliotropes, Ac, ErtTeraenafin pots)
forChriwtmas Trees, from the Seed and IlorticuUurol Btore,
No. 49 Fifth atw near. Wood. dec2o
THE subscriber having the exclusive right to manufac
ture nud sell SWEENEY’S ,lIOT AIR AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract for heating buildings with the mo3t economical
Furnace now in use. The attention of those interested ie
solicited. Any intormßtion can be had of A, BRADLEY,
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of • J. BARNDOLLAR,
dec24-.tf 1 Iron City Stove Warehouse, No. 134 Wood et.
, . BAlia A MOSER,
A BCHITEOTS:—O Cleon: Philo Hall. No. 76-Third street,
Pittsburgh; and oast6ideof the Diamond, Allegheny.
3712:6m :
B?ew Jersey Water Melons and Beacliea,
Bubsciiber is Jo daily.. receipt, by Railroad, of the
1 finest quality of PEACHES and WATER MELONS.
0&R at his Depot, No. 128 Wood street, above Fifth.
•ttfctf SAMUEL STEINBUOK.
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SBURGH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1855.
BUSINESS CARDS.'
Iff A K S> W A II E
R. T. T/EEOIT, JR.,
Xo. I’ll Wood street,
PITTSBURGH.
MirrtPHT's
NEW EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY,
A New Arrlvnl of Plnnoa.
lionn Office.
NEW SEED STORK*
jAMEa wAirtmor,
Consume the Smoke*
v. *y«j ©■>• *
BUSINESS CARDS.
THE lute firm of JONES A QUIGG, having been dissolved
by tho death of John F. Qulgg, on tho 2ffth iuet., the
bufine;s of 6aid firm will he sittfcl by the undersigned, at
their office, corner of Iloss and First streets.
ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner,
Pittsburgh, September HQ, 1854-*-[ocf*’ry *
Isaac Jones, '
MANUFACTURER ot spring and Blister Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough Wing*, Coach and EllpUc
Spring*, Bras 3 Nut Taper, half patent, ’Screw, Mall nod
Hammered Iron Axles,—corner of Rom nnd First rtreets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. oct2:ly .
IS.UO j0xx5......~ n. n. hogxur.
D. B. Rogers & Co.,
Manufacturers of rocbrs’ patent improved steoi
Cullirator teeth. Office corner Ross and FirststreeU.
oct2ly ■ ;
C. H. Ileodly Ac-Co.,
('fttKAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, Ho. 82 Third itrett,
/ near Uarktl, would respectfully Inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have now tn store their
complete FALL STOCK, consbliog cf CARPETS Of every
description, from the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com*l
moa Ingrain, Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, frotu one
to eight yards wide, new design? sod very rich.. .Cocos and
Canton Matting, Druggets, Rug9,Muts, Stair Roils Window
Sh idea, Ac. rersomi In want ore invited to cal! and exam
ine their stock. Steamboats, Hotefs, and Residences furn
ished on the most reasonable terms.
<#3~“ Small profits and quick Bales.**
TERMS CASH ONLY.
Hill &. HolKiJay*
PRODUCE, FORUtAKDINQ AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, EvantvHU' /a—Strict attention paid to all
consignmoot*. for *ate Of Flour, Produce, Ac. Orders for
the purchase of Produce BOllcltedand promptly attended to.
Oto-is for re-shipipent forwarded with despatch, loctthfiui
CARRIAGES for sals.
fIIHE undersigned has justrccelved athia ..
J. CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.
near the Two Mile Run, between
and Lawrencetßle/a aplendicl assortment
of VEHICLES, of every dtf*crlptioa,and will continue to
receive regularly, new and second hand Osrriagtt, Sulkits,
Buggitt, <£c., which he will sell on tho Tery lowest terms tor
cash. UftTinghadtwclveyears*prectic«intheburinesß,and
with his well known fadlities In the Kast. he flatters himself
in putting down all competition.
Tboftewlshingto purchase are rerorct fully Invited to call
and see for th«msßtves,
E*peclal and prompt attention paid to rspairiagof Carri
agea.Ac. fmyl&«lawyt JOSEPH \VMHTK.
). a. JONX3.
JONES & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
/Vnutyfwm'a RaQroad, foot 0/ Third li-, Ihxrriibvrg, Pa.
HAVING increased our Machinery, vliHi is now or tho
m«t improved order, and having added many facili
ties tor di*p*tcblng work, we are cow manufacturing First
Claes
STEAM ENGINES,
FOR FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS.
Blowing Cylindora, Boilori, Yarnaco, Bolling.
RAW a.VDQKIST MILL MACHINERY A CABTINO9,
Gas and Water Pipes,Hydrant*, Retorts, Lamp Po*ts, IlHch
ing Pori.*, Qdtinms, Glrtlers, Rhaßing, Hangcn,
Brackets, Cellar Grates, BatlilngTubs, Spout*,
Railing , Vrrandaht and Ornamental Cattinga.
We pay particular attention to the ouDOtocturo and con
itruction cfCast Iron
Fronts for Housed and Btores.
Having an extensive axsortmeot cf beautiful Carved Pat
terns of the most approved architectural outer, our great
farilltle* tor manufacturing and shipping enable us to com
pete with our cities.
Parti©* ernrting Fcrnaecfl or Rolling Mills, Mill Owners
and Mill WrigUts, will find If much to their advantage to
cal! and examine our attentive stock of Patterns before
building.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
Of ercry description: Smith Work, Pattern Mating. Pur
oars and Ferre Tuyeres, furnished to order. jtnylty
China Hall.
Market street, between third and fourth.
—lOO crates of QUKKN3WAKK, cf this Fall Importe
tiou, new receiving, to which we invite the aitmtionof the
country .and dtj trade. Having roica dsxcn different pat
b-rn« uf Tea Ware, tr feci ccntWeot C-f snitiDg all ta«te.»;
aenung which may Ik- found white irerj stone, gold tomJ.
goM scroll, blue, pink, plain purple,brown aud gn-eu. Al
so, a handsome green sprig and white imitation stone, which
can be sold xanch brlow tho real atone worn.
COMMON WARE.—Our-anxk. of Cbraraca Tea®, Plate*,
Dishes, Bak'-re. Nappies, Bowlfl. Pitebete, BOd*ev»-ry article
in the line, is large, and selected for the city and countrv
trade.
ULAtB WARE—Haring » largo and well pchvted rio-k
of on hind, we will *©U at factory price*, the
merchant the trouble of making « ttparate bill. All wa
ask is a call, end wo tori confident of’peering.
JffffS J. O’LEUiY.
Hoots and bboea, Wholesale and Ketall.
JAMES EOUB,
"Vj"o. Market, and 0 Union etrrct, third door from the
i V Market H< u?e, would call tho nttonilon of his friends,
ami tho public generally, to the feet, that he has now on
hand the !arg«f«t and beat eelecteJ stock of BOOTS AND
SHOES, In all tbrir vari'-lles, w-.rn by I .idles and gentlemen
uf Phil- .%1 phi*, hew York and Boston, and which,ht trusts,
caiino’ .ml tn {lease all.
U)« prices ore wry much reduced, and ho srils Ladies’
Gaiters at from st,lg tr»s2 60; Gentlemen’s Roots from $2,25
to fC; uni oxcvllent Gentlemen’s Goiters, oDd Youths uud
Children’s wear, at extraordinary low prices.
He ai.so c.mtiuuea to manufacture, as heretofore, oil dc
scriptiuna of LADIES Avp GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS AND
SHuKS, or the lx*«l quality and ttte latest style, all of which
he warrants Nor should be overlooked hi* vary larg»tA«-
•rrtment of Gam Sandals, Overrhoes and B~ots, for Lsdlrs,
Grotloiacn and CMidten. Everv person who tovors him
with their patronage will be fairly dealt with. jouft
Blew Paper Kiaugtngu.
NO. 6C» VVOuD STREET.-
Fine french and ameiucan parlor papers ;
Panel Decorations, in gold, oak and marble;
Hall Paper*, of various styles:
FlgM and Plain Papers, for diningrooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced W*U Papers;
Borders, Ceiling*, Figorec, Window Shades.
A largo end complete assortment of th© above, celectcd
for tho aeason, will bo sold at ths usual low price-'.
Octd WALTER P. MARSHALL.
tiraflV lietainger & OrafT,
■\TTESTKRN FOUNDRY, No. 124 Wood street.—Manu-
VV facturers of Cooking Stoves, Coal and Wood Stoves,
Partor Stove©, Hollow Ware, Plain and Fancy Urates, Plain
and Fancy Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons, Portable Forges,
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles, Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes,
Ac. Ac. ~ nu!4
Win. 11. Talcott A Co.,
ISUCC*BHOaB TO T. KXXXtDT, JR., t CO.,]
Manufacturers ofgilt and mahogany look
ing GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Frames, Ac., and
dealer* tn Imported and Domestic Fancy Goode, No. 02, cor
ner of Wood and Fourth street©. Pittsburgh, octVilw
HAVING «n»d my Interest In the firm of T. KENNEDY,
JR., A CO., to William U. Talcott, who, with A.U.
IDnry, will continue the Looking Glass and Variety Bus-1-
ness at tho old stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets,
under tho stylo of Wm. H. Talcott A Co. I confidently re
commend them to my former oustomers, as every way
qualified to xlve entire satisfaction.
All percon* having demands against me, and all Indebted
to me, will please make an early settlement.
octl2 T. KENNEDY, JR.
Cabinet Furniture Warehonie'
TB. YOUNG A CO., Gabinrl Fitrniture aod Chair 2fan
• Ufocturcn, Nos. S 3 and 40 Smlthfleld street, opposite
City Hotel, would respectfully remind their old friends and
customers, and those about to purchase onytbing In their
Hu© of business, that they are constantly manufacturing
erery description 1 1 fashionable Parlor and Chamber Fur
niture, warranted in material and workmanship, and sold
on reasonable terms. Core taken in packing tor land or
water'earriago
StenmtKm Cabin Furniture and Chairs on hand and made
to order, as usual.
Those interested In furnishing boats will find It to their
advantage to give us a call, as wo give every attention to
the manufacture of work best adapted to their ofu. (au3l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JAMES ROBB has fitted op in splendid stylo his store,
No, 89 Market street,.and No C Union street, between
Fifth street and the Diamond, and has now' completed bis
Spring stock of BOOTS,BIIOEB, SLIPPERS,GAITERS, Ac.,
and Palm Leaf, Pedal, Duptin and Braid HATS, to which be
invites the attention of all purchasers, whether at whole
sale or retail.
This stock Is one of tho largest ever opened In this city,
and embraces everything worn by the Indies of Philadelphia
and New York, and he trust© cannot fall to please all.
Great care has boon given in selecting the choicest goods;
all of which ho warrants.
He also continues to manufacture, as heretofore, all de
scriptions of BootA and Shoes, and from this long experience
of over twenty years in business in this eitv, is, he trusts,
a duffleient guarantee that those who favor Itim with their
custom, will be fairly dealt with. aprl9:tf
Smith-west cor. of Fifth and Grant opposite Court House.
ItUK Fall Session of this School will commence on MON
DAY, September 4th, and the duties of instruction will
bo resumed by Messrs. GRIGGS and STDONALD.
There are ten successive months In the Academic year.
Tuition Is $12,60 per quarter.
Tho number of pupils i© limited, and boy© are admitted
In tho ordor of appHcntlona which may be made after
Augusi 80th, at 64 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter
dropped In Post Office. au9:ow*
First street between wood and market
STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA., builds Francis’ Patent
Metallic Life Boats,of Galvanized Iron; also, manufactures
Copper and Sheet Iron Work, CooklngStovesforSteamlwats
and Hotel©, Portable Forge©, Forged Iron Work, Lnrgo
Bolt© for Bridges, Cork Life Preserver©, tho best and
cheapest kind. Steamboat work attended to. ftny26.y
WE are receiving from Now . York nod Philadelphia,
360 UALP-CHESTB TEA,
comprising Young Hyson, Imperial. Gunpowder, Oolong,
Souchong, and English Breakfast, all of which hsiTO been
carefully selected, and will bo sold as usual.
A. JAYNES, Pekin Tea Store,
jy2l No. 38 Fifth street
J BOOTS AND SHOES.—Thoso who wish to get a
neat and well fitting
BOOT. SHOE or GAITER,
will call at M’LAUGIILIN’S,
jylB 95 Fourth street.•
GRAFF, IIEISINGEK. A GRAFF,
Manufacturers of coal and wood cooking
STOVES, Parlor and Healing Stores, Grate Fronts,
Fenders, Wagon Boxes Ac., Ac. Warehouse No. 121 WOOD
Street, above Fifth, Pltlatargh.ra. . jy24
STACKING PAGTORY,
jfO. 24 FIFTH STREET ;
Sign of THE OLD, BTASD,
WILLIAM DALY haa returned from tho Manufactor
ies Hosiery Districts of Europe, where hennas pur
etmaod, fer cash, a very extensive and well assorted stook of
the.best descriptions only of Stockings, Socks, Undershirts,
Drawers, Glores; also, now style of Ghildren’s and:Misses’
Fancy Stockings, together with bis domestic stock of Pitts
burgh-Manufactured Hosiery. Ho *ill sell by wholesale or
retail at N«w York Importers* prices. - . r
. WILLIAM DALY * CO.
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room. [decl2j T. B. YOUNG A CO.
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FOR SALE AN 1 r J
Property Tor Sale*
rplIE subscriber offers for sale, on very reasonable terms,
JL ttn following property, viz:
A Three Story Brick LvreUing House, No. 110 Penn street,
botwean Hay street andEvans* alley; and Lot 2o feet front,
extending back 112 feet to an alloy. The House Is ono of the
best bulldlngsiand In .one of the most pleasant neighbor*
hoods in thb city. •
Plre bote—embracing corners of Front and Ferry streets;
one hundred and fire feet front on Ferry and sixty feet on
Front street, with a good throe story Brick • BoJldlng on the
corner, a two story Frame on Front et- and two Brick Build*
logs, used as shops, on Ferry at
A Lot, 31 feet front by 80 feet deep, on Front, between
Market and Ferry streets.
A Lot, with very convenient Frame Dwelling; Lot 20 feet
by 90, fronting on Congress and film sta.
A llousa and Lot, on Wylie street, near the new Court
House. The bouse Is well arranged and in good order, end
is nerw occupied as a hotel.'
. A Three btory Brick, on Smithfield street, near Seventh—
being in an excellent business location. The Lot ia 20 by 80
feet deep, fronting on Smithfield 6L '
A Cottage-Frame and Lot. 23 by 120 feot, fronting on Anne
and lloMnson streets, Allegheny City. This la a very desira
ble and pleasant location for a-residence.
Nine Lota in the town of M’Keesport, each CO feet by 160.
Several of these am on ths Main street.
- Eleven Acres in Liraetown, on thoMonongabelalUver, on
which there are 4 houses; there are shine 0 or 7 acres of ex
cellent stone coal, and abundance of limestone, convenient
to the landing; and two coal pits open.
Ninety Lots in the town of Colombia, CO feot by 160 each,
nearly all level, and well loeaUad. Thu tenant of each Lot
has the privilege of using whateverstona coal he may re
?iuirc for his own uso, from apt near the Locks, Columbia
a ft pleasant situation on the bank of th** Monongahela riv*
er, ft short distance bciow<tl/s>kNo»3. in tbo midst of an ex
tensive stone cool region, and would be a desirable point for
manufacturing establishment*.
. - Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Coal,with House,
Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 149 rods on the
Monongahela river; an excellent landing; good grade and
foundation for railroad—with enough level ground at one
point for houses and gardens, or locations for manufactories.
The vein is deep enough to allow horses to tje used in haul
ing out the coal—the quality Of Which, for iron work, steam,
gas, or for any ordinary resets cot rarpassed by any In the
country.
To my absence, my e£cat,Ja&so Blakely, Esq., will give
all necessary lnformatfc%c»d be authorized to give warren*
tee deeds for any property JAMES MAY,
ay2« • y ■ • No. 110 Penn street
30 Per Cent Lower t&sn any. Form tn tlie
coamnr. i ■
A VALUABLE FATIH FOB HALE.— The subscribed to
authorised to sell iha following described TKACT Q£_
LAND, containing 111 actei,aite*te'tin North Fayettdtown
ship, Allegheny county,Pe y lSß33r}from the City of Pitts
burgh, and n«#r ib* lino e* *M Steubenville Railroaa. with
Cost and Lime Stone cnd - r 6sa tThal* ptace, and ea*y of
access—lmprovements oaS-P-ntTs: Atery ooofortahleloru:.
House, 30 by 23 ißot, 2 otrrlio high; tVaah House, Spring
Unuse, and other out bnlKlijs; anew Frame Bank Bom,
64 by 35 feci, finished In "die test possible manner, with
Stabling under the wfcala building; 100 bearing Apple
Tre«w, best grafted qualities; * large quantity of Peucb and
Cherry Trees, all in bearing order; about 85 acres cleared
and in a high stateof cultivation, with water In all the fields.
This land Is very comfortably situated in one of the best
neighborhood* in the county, being convenient to market,
to churches, reboot* and mills, and would not be in the
market, only that the owner is about to remove to the far
west- Terms easy ond price moderate. For further parti
culars see the owner, WM. ROBB, on premises, or tbo sub
scriber. JAMES C. RICHEY,
lAOU bALK—Two sjrlendid Farms; one of lOuacres,and
«T the other 74 acres; bcnotifally located on the Upper
SL Clair Township I’lank Road, 6 miles from the city,each
of them 1 ying to as to divide into 10 cere lots, haring a good
spring on each, ilia a Splendid opportunity for a specula
tion. Those who want a good home, or wish to make
money, would do well to look at It, as we will sell to the
first that offers us our low price, in lots or alt together.
Also, five Country Scats, 1 mils from Woods* run, and
only 3 mile# from Allegheny city,by wayof the New Brigh
ton Plank KoaL They are tine healthy locations, and of
fered very low.
Also, t*n Country Boats on tho Ohio oud Pennsylvania
liali rood, 7 miles below tho city. They will he sold separate
or together to a eolouy or building association. It irt a
lovely hcatinn, and cheap, of course.
Also, one Lot of two acres, and two smaller pieces of
ground, opposite Uarlman’s at Woods’ run, offered at a
t**ry low prkv for bo fine a property. An assortment of
and Lots, always on Land, and described Id
my register. Before buying you would do well to call and
eiKjuireof THOMAS WOODS,
j«* 76 Fourth street.
Beantlfai Sites for Country Homes.
rj'UlK unSer&ignod offers for sole, on eaay termjv-FIETY
A LOTS, laid off oud restricted fur rural residences. Also,
Mi ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bunk of the Allegheny river,
7<*4 Rug by 15/0 feet deep ; having fronts on MRry nnd
J uliu .inn Avenues, and Henrietta and Herr street*. This
square eoctaina many Fruit Trees of the choicest kind, and
command.'* a line view of the picturesque and romantic sce
nery arouuJ. lam desirous of preserving this equate en
tire, as it would afford one of tho most charming and mag
nificent Rites for a gentleman’* summer residence, in the
immediate vicinity of the twocities.
Also, about TUI’.? K ACRES OF GROUND, at the head of
the Inland, advantageously situated for manufacturing pur
poses.
The above property Is situated in Buqnesne borrragb, on
the high and mhin bank of Herr’s Island, and Is reached by
a very hubstamial Bridge of one spun. For particulars ap
ply ctmy residence, in Dnqaesne borough, on the main
bank, fronting the head of Herr’s Lsland, or of JOHN DUN
LAP A CO., corner of Second and Market ala., Pittsburgh.
nprl7.tr VVM. C. MILLER.
Fifth Ward Property for sale at a tiood
Bargain*
Three valuable brick houses and lots.—
These Lots embrace a front on Bonn street, of GO feet 6
inches, to a 0 fpet alley; on which there la erected a valoa*
bio block of Brick Hquaes. two stories high, with kitchen
and cellar in basement, 41 feet front on Penn street, and 20
feet deep on Locust street. This U a very desirable situa
tion for either a Store or a Tavern; Penn street being the
great throaghfare of the city: and this property being con
venient to the Railroad Depot.
Thta property would not be In tho market only that the
owner U living in Waahingbm county, and find* it extreme
ly Inconvenient to attend to U.
Terms easy aud price modorate; for further particulars
enquire of ROBERT DAY, Fifth Ward,
or JAS. C. RIOUEY,
apr26 Real Estate Agent, at this office.
jf VJaL PROPERTY MM SALr. AT A UtifciA"t BARtTAiiN.
VJ —The subi-'criber offers to fell the one-half of 400 ucres
of Coal, and ICS acres of surfnee, situated at Freemen’s
Landing, on the Ohio river, in Hancock county, V*. This,
property baa facilities rarely met with; the vein being 7
feet thick, of the very best quality of Bituminous Coal, aud.
at a point on tho river where the water is about 13 feet at
the lowest stage, and a very large pool, sufficient to harbor
2i}o coal boats. Also a charter for the purpose of establish
ing coal works at the same point. There is erected on the
above a first rate overshot Suw Mill.
.T. J.tlK.ll’f
fhe above will be sold half, three-quarters, or the whole,
to suit purchasers. Terms easy and price moderate. For
further particulars enquire of ROBERT KEENAN, ou the
premises, or of JAMES C. UICUEY,
dec6 Real Estate Agent, at this office.
Valuable Property tor sale*
ON LIBERTY STREET, ADJOINING THE METHO
DIST GRAVE YARD. NEAR CANAL BASIN.—This
hi now the only desirable piece of property in this neighbor
hood not already bought up by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Fronting on Liberty 50 feet, on Rltn street 100
feet, thence to the Mothodist Grave Yard 80)4 feet, to Liber
ty 110 fret.
This property is moat desirable as a Hotel. The building
now on it, a good substantial three story brick, with all the
necessary back buildings, has for a longtime been occupied
us the Union Hotel, doing a good business. Capitalists and
others desirous of making a good, Invertment, will do well
to examine tho premises.
aprlW.tf EDWARD FABER.
I WILL SELL my unexpired lease (fourteen years) of a
Lot, situate on O’Hara street and Spring alley, In the
Fitih Ward—lo ft. fronting on O’Hara street, and running
back 100 ft. on Spring alley, on which is erected a four
storied Brick llousu, 40 ft. square, with a frame* two storied,
GO ft. dn Spring alley, well calculated to carry on any
branch of inanufacturingbusiness. Being engaged in man
ufacturing in the country, I offer the above for sale. In
quire at No. 425 Liberty streot.
oclS:tf EDWARD FABER.
Coal Works For Sale*
SIXTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, and all the improvements thereon is success
ful operation. &aid .Farm Is situated on Monongahela
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and is supplied With a
Farm House, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad,and
un excellent harbor.
The vein of Coal is five feet thick-,and cannot bo surpassed
In quality. For further particulars apply to
NICHOLSON A PAYNE,
je!2:tf No. 235 Liberty street.
Three llousei and JUots for Hale.
WILL be sold at private sale, THREE HOUSES AND
LOTS. One Brick House,situatedou Ferry,between
Fourth and Liberty streets: Lot 20 feet front by 79 foet
back,
Also, one Lot and two Houses, on Logan streot, Sixth
Ward. One House fronting on Logan street, and the other
on Carpenter’s alley; Lot 24 feet by 100.
Also, the stand 1 now occupy, on the corner of Ferry and
Water streets, tho leu#o running one year from Ist of April,
1855, with the Furniture, Bedding, Ac. The House at'pres
ent is doing n good business, and is pleasantly located.
For terms and further particulars enquire of
ALEX. CUrPLES,
__ an23:tf corner of Ferry and Water streets.
rpHE pttOPKKTY situated corner of Webster and Fulton
X streets, from and afiefrtbe Ist of April next. This is
an eligible situation for a largo Hoard log Uoui-'e or a Tavern
Etnml. It contains one large Brick llousa.frontinß on Ful
ton Bireet; two fjnall Frame Houses, fronting ou Crawford
street; and Stable, fronting on Webster street. At a very
small exreaso ibe back buildings can bo converted Into stn
bllng capable of stalling twelve horses. For terms apply
AUSTIN LOU.MIS,
92 Fourth street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALK, Adjoining the
Borough of Manchester—TlilKTX EUILDttiO. LOTS,
each 2-1 fi-ct front by 100 feet deep, and fronting cn Market
street 90 feet in width, are offered for sain quite low, und on
reasonable tenor of payment. This property is part of tho
estatu of the late Jnines Adam?, Esq., aud the titlo is per
fect and beyond dlsputo. Apply to
nnvS JAMES BLAKELY.
'I'IIKItAPEUTIO CHAIRS—Which you can ufie either a
X an. upright orreclining Chair; InTaluablo for invalids
aud luxurious for loungers. Call and see them.
T. B. YOU NO St CO.,
jao2o 3$ SmithflflJ street.
Valuable Property For Sale.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,situate on Centre
; Avenue, neuz Fulton street, and within t»n minutes*
walk of the Post Office. For terms, inquire of
UOON A SARGENT,
corner of Wood and Fifth sta.
-To. JLet*
A GOOD DRY CELLAR;' under the Neptune Engine
House. on Seventh street, suitable for storing molasses
or produce. Inquire of JOHN H. STEWART,
marO ’ 267 Liberty street.
For Sole or Rent.
A WELL FINISHED TWO STORY IiBICK DWELLING,
ijL on Third street, between Smith field and Grant streets.
Apply to . J. W. BpTLEft,
janlß ----- . , 97, front street.
Basement To Let.
ABASEMENT-ROOM, 21 feet wide byS2deep r two>thirda.
well finished and well lighted, wiUiha
rented cheap until the Ist April. Enquire at the office of
the MORNING BOS®. dacSS
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Rral Estate Agent.
For Sale.
To l*tt.
NUMBER 155.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE J.
dTY CABINET WAUKH OUSE,
No. 173 CHESTNUT STBEET,
(Orrosiw iOTcpirmisct u«„ )
Philadelphia.
FURNITURE, IN EVERY STYLE!
OomprlfliaghoulflXlV, LoalsXVjßlizabethan and Antlaue
with Sculpture Carving and modem style*
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Batin wood and’llaple •
all of superior construction, and finished la the *
beat style, equal to, if not excelling in qual
ity, the floods of any .Establish*
mentintheUnitedStatefl.
EMPLOYING none but-experienced workmen, {appren
tices being positively excludetUand using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to pur
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered, to put-:
chasers, is tho facility of Furnishing a House, either iu ele
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by 1
which means all the articles in each room correspond 7 In
style and quality, and the immense stock always ox hand,
being so various in design, enables purchaeers-to. please
their taste in a selection, without the delay necessarily:
caused in ordering Furniture.
To give auldea of the flnlabud Pumiture on band,l need
onlyinlbrm you that my Booms are ITfiloetlong, by 27" feet
wide, four noors In number p with Shops contiguous, suffi
cient to employ 200 hands, which la a guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate inspection;
Packing is all done in the Btore. and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters td Phila
delphia are respectfully invited, as purchasers or otherwise,
to call ana examine the floods. au2C:ly .
ST. LOUIS.
JOSEPH BIOGRIDGE,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 38 Oommmt, snow Pun Srxxxr, '
St* Louis, Mo..
/CONSIGNMENTS andCommiasionswillmeetwithprompt
\J and personal attention, and llbe:al advance will ha
jlven when required, on Consignments or Billsof-L&dlng,
Ordersfor the purchase of tetd, Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandize and Pro
duce will meet with especial care amidlspatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense
of Storage and Drayego as nmch-as posalble avoided.
bifhsxsceb:
J?age ft Bacon, St. Louis; Ellis A Morton, Cincinnati;
.Oharless,Blow A do; Strader A Gorman, do:
-Chouteau A Valle, do; Hoses ft Fraser, do;
Doan, King 4 Co n do; Springer ft Whiteman, do;
J.W.Bhtlerft Bro.,PlttBbh; E.O.Gooodman ft Co., do;
D. Leech ft Co., do; E. &C. Yanxan4Co.,Phllada;
Wm.llolmesft Co., do; Morgan, J.H.Buck*Morgan:
Blow ft March, New York. B. B:Comegyß, do;
Frost 4 Forrest, do; Shields* Miller, do;
Charles A.Meigs, do; Josiah Lee ft Co., Baltimore.
A.a.FarwellACo.,Boston; Abraham J. Cole, do;
Howard, Son A Co., do; W. B. Reynolds, Louisville;
_ „ . H.D. Newcomb ft Bro., do;
T.C.Twichellft Co.,Commission Merchants; New Orleans
f135»1 have an open'Policy oflnsurance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, whba advised by letter , per
mail,or whan endorsed on billsof lading before, or at the
time of shipment. JOSKPII MOGIUDGE,
•■Off o BL.LoulB,Mlspouri.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE,
HAND STBEET. (SOUTH SIDE.) BET. PENN STREET
AND THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
DOCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Practitioner In the Old
schools of Medicine, Allopathic and Hnmcepathic.and
for the past ten years asuecessfnlUydropathist has openod
a WATER CURE In the above location.
The perfectly safe, direct and immediate effect this sys
tem has on all Fevers, and all diseases acute and chronic—
while U is mild, grafofol and Invigorating to the weak and
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable in families, who
will bo treated at tbelr homes.
Allopath’o und Homtepathlc treatment will be adminis
tered where desired; bnt, after long and thorough expo
rlcn”p, Doctor Bar.lt gives a decided preference to Hydro
pathy, which has. throughout the old ani new world,
proven so eminently successful in every form of disease,
including Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism. Asthma, Cuta
neous, Nervous and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable ckliens of nearly every State in the
Union, can be examined at Doctor Baelx’s Office. The Rev.
Clergy are invited to consult him gratis.
Warm water being used In tbocommjneement, and often
throughout the treatment, it Is a luxury Instead of uopleas
ont, us those unacquainted might suppose.
RcrramtCES.— Mhsstb. Charles Brewer, Waterman Palmer,
tV. W. Wilson, W. IL William*, Thompson Bell, J. R. Web
den. D. T. Morgau, Vo. B. Holmes, E. H. English, B M.
Kerr.
Tho undersigned, having visited Doctor Baelx T a Institu
tion and witnessed his successful treatment, cheerfully re
commend him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Phy
sician:
Charles T. Boasell, JO3, M’Connells, David Hunt, John
C. Curtis, Robt. Patrick, John B. Livingston, John Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Moseg F. Eaton, 0. Ormsby Gregg. [ janO
Kanias, Kebrtuka ft Know^othlnglsm
LAUD TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
THAN CAN BE BOUGHT IN THE ABOVE TERRITORIES.
Real Estate Farm .for Sale*
TIIFJ Fabsnibpir Is authorized to sell TWO HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated in
Versailles trwnahip, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania,lying
hack of M’Keesport, known aa .the White-oak Flats, and In
sight of the proposed Station on the Oonnellsvllle Railroad.
Improvements as follows; a square LOG HOUSE, SO by 20
feet, two stories.high; and eqnaro LOG BARN, CO by SO
feet, (both now and in good order;) two fine young ORCH
ARDS, (best grafted fralt,)just commenced to bear. There
is ninety to one hundred acres cleared and in a high state
of cultivation, and the balanco is well set with white-oak
timber of the first order. This Land la well calculated for
a stock Farm, being very level, and the soil of an excellent
quality for grass-growing, and btlng welt watered with
twelve or fourteen never-failing eprings of excellent water.
This Land has facilities rarely met with, being within half
a mile of the Youghlogheny and one mile of Monongaheln,
and almost on the line of the Oonnellsvllle Railroad, and is
supposed to contain nn inexhaustible bod of IRON ORE.
This Land would not be in the market.onlv that theowner
is about to remove to tho “Far West.” Terms easy.and
price moderate. For farther particulars, inquire of W. J.
REYNOLD?, at Lorenz's Glass Works, or of
JAMES*C. RICHEY,
au23 Heal Estate Agent, at this office.
Valuable Property for Solo*
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, upon which are erected four
Brick and two Frame Buildings, which rent annually
for $6OO. Said property Is situated In the Ninth Ward of
the cPy of Pittsburgh, on Penn street, between • ■■■ ■— and
■" —— streets.
Also, the Factory and Ground known as the “Empire
Works,” situated on the corner of Penn and Morris streets.
Also, 23 acres of unimproved land, situated on the Alle
gheny liver, one ! mUo from East Liberty. Oa a portion of
this land there Is the best' Saw Mill location in the county.
Also, a number of lota containing from 1 to 6 acres of
'choice land, situated one mile north-west of East Liberty,
and one mile east of LswrenceviPe.
The above named pieces of property are very desirable,
and will be disposal of on advantageous terms to early pur
chasers.
For terms of sale and further Information apply to Wm.
P. Baum, No. Wood street, Pittsburgh. •
R. D. THOMPSON,
ant 6; If ' Assignee for Jos. 8. Negley.
Bay Wood Nursery and Gardens. ’
JAMES KENNEDY, [late Manager of the well-known Sy
racuse Nuserics, New York,) begs leave to inform the
public, that he has now established an EXTENSIVE NUR
SERY, on the Farm of Mr. James S. Negley, near East Lib
erty, where he shall be prepared, after the sth Instant, to re
celveand fill orders for every variety of Fruit and Ornamen
tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plants. In
addition to a cholceand superior stock on hand, he hasmade
arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries In the East,
to keep up his supply. Having a thorough and long expe
rience in the business, he can assure Ms customers perfect
satisfaction.
Mr. Kennedy would also respectfully offer his services In
designing, loyingout, and managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parka, or tho grounds of Country Residences; and will
also famish plans for the formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery. Ac., in the highest styles of the art.
Practically acquainted with every branch of Landscape
Gardening, and having spent years In the Sylvian Parks of
England, and on tho boantifal banks of the Hudson, he
hopes he has tho capacity to meet the wishes of those who
favor him.
Communications can be addressed through the City
Poat Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Nerieyi
Mohan, 23 Wood street.
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Boston Papier Blache Company.
MODERN AND ANIIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PrTT3mmaH AGENCY, G 7 MARKET STREET,—The
attention ofCaliderg, Steamboat Contractors and Cab*
inet Mahers, is requested to this new and great improve
ment in the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings
and-Steamboats, outside and inside; Cabins, Halls, Church
es, Dwellings, Stores, and Ptrior Farniture, in gilt, or in
Imitation of various hinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack
ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces for Ceilings.
Mouldings, Consuls,Trusses, Battlement, ire; much cheaper
and handsomer than Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great
deal more durable.
BLOCK LETTERS FOR SIGNS, very cheap and warrant*
ed to last for 20 years exposed to the weather.
Above Goods for sale at the manufacturer’s priees—cost
of freight added, W. W. WILSON,
Je23 67 Market et.
New Partnenhlpi
Matthew qraff and danx. urisinger, trading
heretofore as M. GItAFF & CO., clove and Hollow
ware Manufacturers, No. 124 Wood street, have this day
associated with them THOMAS J. GRAFF, as a partner in
their business. The name, style and title 6f the firm will
from this date, be GItAFF, ItKTSINQER & GRAFF. They
respectfully rolleit'a continuation of the patronage so lib
erally bestowed upon the firm of AL Grafl A. Co.
Pittsburgh, July Ist, 1851.
New Trimming Store, " "
A T o. 33 Corner of Market itreet and the Diamond.
VAN-GORDEH respecfully announces to the
J? publieof Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he trill open his
new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. - Hariugfitted
uptho neatest store room in the city, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings and Fan
cy Goods, he flatters himself that he will offer superior in
duce nents and endeavor to give full satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. '
forget the place-No. 83 Market street, corner
of the Diamond. faprld] FRANK YAN fl ORDER.
Removal.
PAUL KLEINKB has removed hie LITERARY DEPOT
from No. 1 3 Third street, to Filth street, opposite the
inratre, ■where he will be heppy to eeo his formerpatxons,
“mtuie SVh. Sy”“ P urch “ in 3W «f the cheap Li-
3 apr7:ly
W Sre ?mr?? V Water Fountain.
M 1 ®HS i iSi Teet ’ ” C:lt dlV>r 10 JlaS °h lc
. Hail, dealer in FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY.
tieet quality, aerTed op daring the Bea
no?- '}} > Etn "'>»rries and Cream.
i -i Can .1“ suppllca with Strawberries and other
rrniw. during the. eeason, on the. most reasonable terme.
Ordera are respeetfnily aoiicited. . je2rtf
OOT AGAlN—Woods’ Monthly Real Estate Register.
(here are described for sale- 51 good Farms 32'
iiouaea and Lots, 48 fine Country Seats, and SQO City Lota,
with which purchasers ought 10 be acquainted before buy!
log- .Call and gel a Register gratis. • . • - .y.
~_ jangStf THO 3. ~W00D3,76 Fourth street!
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DAILY MORNING POST.
THURSDAY MORNING:::::::: FEBRUARY 15
(. [Correspondence of the Dally' Morning Post ]
LETTER FROM PARIS*
The proposed Mediation—Reasons why we. should
not meddle between the contending Powers—Mr.
■ Pierre Soule.
■ Pabis, January 22,1855.
Editors of tie Pittsburgh Morning Post :
Hut now lct ua go a step farther and suppose
that the three powers should mutually ogres to
fcociyo the commissioners of the United States
into their conferences .ns mediators. What ■ ■
terms could they offer as a basis of settlement ?
England and Franca.'.have boldly deoiaroif that
no settlement shall over be made which will nitt
bind Russia to inenr indemnities covering this
cost of this war as future guarantees against atiy
dismemberment of European powers. Are the
United States prepared to suetnin the. allioa
on this basis ? If they should, they would be* •='
come at once the protectors of the very powers,
from whom alone they have anything evej to an
ticipate in international interference, and as : -
same a hostiio attitude toward that nation whioh
has never sought'our injury. . Suppose this ex;
treme measure should fcojtoo much for them to
propose, short of the re
quirements pf tho allies, will thoy not iueur
their yengeanco and farnieh-thein a pretext is
convenable as they could dcalre, for the antago
nistic intermeddling hereafter which thoy really
wish for.
Oh the other hand, if American commission-.
era shonid deem it their .duty tomake a propo
sition more consistcntwith fairness, and say, 1
“ Yon, England and France, toot np arms
against Russia because tho latter marohed into
and oocupied Turkish territory, and now, hi the
Czar haß withdrawn from the Principalities and
yon occupy them yourselves by Austrian troops,
and the original cause of the war on your part
is. removed—unless you really desigh to beoomo
the aggressive party—wo think that you should ■
cease hostilities.” This EngUnd and Francs
would not consent to, hnd"our commissioners
would soon grnceiessly find themselves "out of
oconpation.” Bat if they shonid consent to tho
cessation of hostilities and this should bo tho
atarting point in negotiations,- what most fol
low ? Wonid it r.ot be, necessarily, that ail tho
contracting ’parties should he bound to leave,
and hereafter preserve the territorial limits of
each nation aB they were prior to the war f How
would the world at largo bo beneSttod by this ?
It is true that the monarchies of Europer, as
governments, would be protected for the present
in sueh a settlement, but what is that to the
caiiso of human rights ? Whilst tho Unijed -
States would not ; iu any way, directly or io’di
reotly, be the gainer by siioh an arrangement;:
her instrumentality in this preserving intaot the
territorial hounds of European nationalities,
and monarchiol institutions, would bo a libel oh
her national character and inflict on her a stain'
which dßm never be effaced.
Bat another view of thccase presents itself in
this connection. It is well known that the peo
ple of. the United States are to-day,- nearly, if ;
not entirely unanimous in - favor of Russia in
this quarrel, and it a serious and legitimate in
quiry if it would not bo tho'dutyof-that-'Gov
ernment—constituted, as she is, npon the noble
basis of popular sovereignty—instead of inter
fering as a nontrnl mediator, to carry ont tho :
wishes of tho people by favoring the side'of - ‘
Russia, if sho takes part at all. Of course in- ?
terference for such-a purpose wonld bo pro- -
nounced an act of madness, but it would cot
be more eo, than the blind mediation proposed
Oar true position in this matter is the present
one. We have nothing" whatever to do with the -
contest, and an unfortunate day will it be for
the United States when she determines other
wise. We nra-now aeoused by England and
France, because wo are not with them offensive
ly and defensively as an ally. Russia has never-,
asked this cf os, nor docs she respect us the
less for onr neutrality. We are just, where-she
would have ub ; where all the sound dictates of
wisdom would require us to remain; and from
which we cannot move, unless in violation of all
tho sacred principles cf onr institutions, and' a
reckless repudiation of nil the providential and
predetermined objects of onr destinies and mis
, sion, as the republican nation of the world.
Again, I ask of. our people, what have we to
do with this quarrel 1 If the time has come,
when that Providence whose powerful arm made
us a nation such as we arc, has decreed. tb_ajt,;
tho monarchial kingdoms of Europe shall'be
torn, convulsed, distracted, and overwhelmed by
tho fruitful results of their own intolorancß and
oppression to man, shall we, a freo people,
stretch out onr hands to save them? Shall
we, who ought. to sympathize with the over
burdened and manacled masses of Europe, to
interfero to uphold the Governments which en
slave their subjects?
As the ca3e now stands, who wonld bo the ,
gainers by Amorican mediation ? Certainly not
the people of the United States.. No present nor
fafuro good of the most infiihUesimal' oharaoter
could, by any fortuity of 'cltcamstances, accrue
to us. Russia would not be behefitted in any ,
oonceivable way by a peace which American me
diation might effect. - Up to this hour, all the
bitter fruits of the contest have been gathered
by the powers boat entitled to them,'the allies.
A splendid and brave army of over fifty thou
sand then have, at tho instance of proud and ar- .
rogant England, fallen by disease and Slaughter,
to rise no more. The energies of both nations,
are taxed to the very ntinost to fill up their do- "
cimated ranks to the original numbers; and yet
to-day, tbouliiea have not the remotest hope of
ever surmounting the walls of Sobaßtopol, or of
driving oat the Cossacks from, the Crimea.
Tbeir only hope is to bold their position until.,
they canbe saved the terriblo disgrace and attend;
ant evils of retreating, by negotiations or jnter
forence at the hands of Austrian butchers, or •
from some other quarter, to" secure a treaty of
peace on their own terms. England and France
are tho only powers to be benefitted by Ameri
can mediation. What claims then have theßß
nations upon us for this God-stnd ? Is it on
account of tho tender mercies granted by that ’ :i
same England to our parents who composed the
United Colonies of America? Is it for tho
seven years war sho waged against our fore- -
fathers, with her Hessian allies ? Or for her
magnanimous efforts to crush ns in 1812 ? Or
her lifetime endeavors incendiatily to stir up
sectional strife, and iuduoo tho shedding of
blood among ourselves ? Or her interference in'
all onr territorial acquisitions 1 ■ Or, if not for
those t cell remtmbered favors, is it for her mag
nanimity toward other nations, such as her
amiable treatment of tho poor defenceless Chi
nese? Or her generosity to the poor Africans ?
Or her beneficent conduct to tho inhabitants of
the Indies ? Or her innumerable thefts in \
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evory part of tbo Globe where she could find
nations weaker than herself? Or is it-ou do- -
count of her kindly interference in behalf; of 4 ',
struggling Poland; or patriotic. Hungary; or '-
down-trodden Greece, when they needed-allies'
to defend them against tnoro powerful neigh- -
bers? Oris it her escessivo libcrality to- her
own poor starving roiliione; or her miserable-
Irish peasantry t Is it all cr any of these tbiogs,
or what is it in God’s name, thatnow commends
England to our. sympathies, and entitles her to
protection by our mediation ?
But it mast be understood'that tbo qnarrtl '
between the alließ and Russia is one far differ-;
ent in its character from that between Russia f
and Turkey at tho onlset. Then the Czar de
manded for tho Greek, Church certain privileges:;
which the Saltan was nnwilling-to grant. When
negotiations could no longer avail to settle the
issue, the Czar marched his' forces into and
seized the principalities. Then England and' ■
France chocs to enter the Sell.- Easily could
they before that period have induced the Turk
to concede what Nicholas demanded. But what -
i:t?aB the claims of Christians against Pagans to
them, when enlarged maritime power was in tho
prospective ? . Ncwttho contest is between-thesa.
two nations arid Russia, not to drive the latter ■:
from possession of Turkish territory, for.,that
is already nbandonedjiy.. Russia _to.ons..o£ the
contracting parlies treatyof aTlianee; not
-to sbstoih itf-her refusal: bf 1 tho Czar’s
to the : Grleeit Christians,ifor that s'i’
Eo glkb d nssfl res 'the world - now, shall diij al
•fif by -Turkey upon’ her, ordersp no.ito ißCuro .to”".; 1
(Turkey the enjoyment -Of h'ertendibriat'lbseS®* 5 *
unbroken, for England has already secured to
herself the fairest portion of it, Servia; not to
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