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Dollars a advance. Six Dollars will be required If not P" 4 4Eff"‘ Slagle oopjra two ccrMw °»l* at the counter In the Office, and by the THE SiftrSDAY HOEITXNQ POST PpoMisbed from tbe-iams offlce, on » < * rg *mlfs« L.Su» lM*tBt,TWO DOLLARS a jear, iu aJronoo- Single «P le At itoonttontd °J,!ssUMiihLnt afthsi!oming%'oti %2%ZiSZ£ aWel'nni.' .: -•-• • ••• - ~ '• Robt. C. G» Sproul, A TTORNBY AND COYNBELLOR AT LAW—Offiee, No. J\-— % fourth-street, Pittsburgh, Pa. decllly James A* Lowrle, T ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office. Fourth street, Pittsburgh, brtwemSmithfield 6treet and Oherry alley fdecllny _ ' ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, attorney at law, ST. LOTJIB, Mo. ■■■" "" JOSEPH WKAVBII» ” _ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Office, No. 144 Fonrtfe jnStXrSl . pitTSSORcn, ta. * JOHN BARTON. ~ „ ltTf ATTORNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, -Office, corner Fifth and Grant Ja2:lyj} pmsocßon, pa- a. Biddle Roberta, ~~ . A rrOANEY AT LAW—Office, No. IW BmlthAdd A botwera Fifth end Sixth. CoUwtiona carefully atUnd* epvvluletU'Dtica giventoConveyandug. [deca:iy_ 'fboinei alcana* „ A TOORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. A. Office, next door to the Post Office* Steubenville, Ohio, ray* : • - • -.-- Zi . 1 ’B. Rose, ATTORNEY AT I.AW—No. 10U Fourth street, Pittsburgh, fourth door below Hr. Rody Patterson’a Livery Stable. . J°r!~ ■ ■ ' J. s. Morrlton, A TTOKNEY AND OODKSKLLOR AT M- A moved to No. M Grant street, near Fourth, Pittaburgh, pf~ • ; - ■ : ■ ■ ,- nprlO?- ' O. Orlando lioomi*, A TTOP*H£Y AT LAW—Office, Fourth street, bwti wood. A i yiv Thomu Sli flXarahallt . ATTOKNEY AT LAW—Office, Bui}dius*>Fourth etret. ■■— —— J. N. ai’Clowry, -V , ATTOKKKY aSD COU>'£fLLOK AT LAW—Offlo* in Oa&gw«U> Ormtutracw - - •• J o3^ . I>. a. Ha*eu, , ■ . , ATTORNEY AT LAW— So. 127 four* e treat, »>»« ““ nmrSmitEßdd., . ’ T Aid ermatt Watson* | Office tat 'Third street r eppotile Vu old i -rrr n igßic all btistness pertaining to the osoeof Alder* VV »nd Justice of the Peace trtU he promptly et* tended to. Acknowledgments of Deeds end Mortgages, other Instrument* of writing, taken at his office, or at the D D^k.u”of'D. d £'6ooLl,-E, lito u Al4 ? rm« orth. CStr of Pittsburgh, ere pieced in my .possession. Persons hating Jndgaurats oa nald,DocSota nay tan the IM.M Ucatd thtrrtm ‘Dy Aldarmm Waunn. [ia,3.tt “ N. ll«cknnwter, Alderman. ~ OTPICE, Grant street, between Fourth fit. ana Diamond - aUsT Conveyancing of ail kinds dona with the great* oceoW Title, to E«1 **««. *m»ued t Ac, * » .fj v.'k.lr, v.'/L ? f, fcj vt '-'&A S ; j Jas. &l*'«augtilin« *r\EAUJRINOKOJ<i«UE3, P 3. >Doofi,-FLOUR, BAOON, I '/ ftc M Vo.l& t ooraer3mUbfl‘iU,at*i First streets, Pitts* pqtgh, Va. - ' J potA <■•■ Joua a: r,uno - i. lotma « _ It .V^'-• " f-" :;:^rrvv>: ■ -‘i. "*> ■J-;- «»- ,^»3«;' J, < r^,. *v '*«: '^'; r - t <•■■. y'A - * • PROFESSIONAL CARDS. - ft. . TTORNKY AT LAW—Office on fourth ixreat, o«we«D Cherrr alley *nd Great street, . “—: S. Ktali iWtrinon. N O. 01 THIRD Stfwt, tjMWMB Wood and MoTk«tltrooU, Pittsbargh. Colle=tinn« promptly mui«. Bond*, Mart, gagas, and otlier irrittugs drawn Wth neatnesa »£ <>«» r*=T ' . .I*. &(IL, aUUGBON DBNTIiT, (suo- CCBPOT to Q. W. Biddle,) SO. 144 BMlTU fraigSSßiifek gtKf.D STREET. . , . . Offlce hoars, from 8 to 1 o clocs, ana tom 3 to l o’clock foblouy ——rsr —j; scox*r. diusxikf. roarth imii »« 00°™ watt of M&rKet. - ' ** ' * omc* lloum From nine A. H. ta At* BUSINESS CARDS. ‘ sr. niasmt * «.—nipt. ocshauh. D W. HKaSTISE fc COm cossissms and asacfiASTs, A!ID . „ Dealers Gonoraily. in Produce, Pittsburgh, Cin- cianati and othor y c - 93 fVcfti tirctts, btlusttn Market OJtd Perry ttreat, PlTTsDliaOli, TA. 93T Liberal <n*h bdrance- ma*le on confllgnoients. Par* ticnlar att-utioo paid to for farli n; WrrMrri imirchvniHw. Rcfermra.— CUrk 4 Thaw, Vfm. Bapalej 4 Wm H Cully * Co-, K. Wr, 4 Co., flays 4 C!;i*t. ttramer 4 U»hi, [lrury i)ra!T, Esq-., Wo. El"hb«nm, 8. R, Johnston, Ksq, Dions' BuSiormll, Esq.. Coorgr Lcvilie, E-q., bolomon Btonrr. Enq. - £O. Bis^axM siiofiAM"* 'CO., FOBW'AillUXti i-SU OO'I'HjSWN JIKRCtIAJITS, aimt. opposite Pit.™. Stulroad Depot, - or7 • " PiTTinmoo, Pa. ' (» •- 1 iv-\ TKA S l'Ottfci. rßitu .lArtVitru, -mu a-Jaii «| ,nd Liapcrwr of did Country nines rns Krorjtij Bran dio( Win-nii:., corner of Diamond alloy and the Diamond, flnir.urrh. L'a. ~ ** \vUm tj’cnuuif ~ 63-TEA USAL.EH AN'> F VtllLV UROCER.'S® COiiNS'l <»y WOJD *KD SIXTH STXESTS, Ftilsburfb' ' denrr tl. C«turl», AND HKi’XUANT, nni VTb'Vdkf la Oh*:«ne. liulti.r, Fish, aoi ProdJOU ;e n..rnUV, So. 2o *'.) 'P «U Pittsburgh. [mild “ g»anl ea ttnrrtock. • AN U FOfiW AiUJlNll MKKCUANS, AND 6T£AHik'/AT 4<iKNTH —No- ? Wtierstreet,i.mcinnati, Ohio. ■ " HLlui: Sl iUoorliead, XXTHuLMhM -JuSoSilS VNI) PKODUOb DEALERS yy v IV l' '.Vryryj " u. r. O. Morgoti, * \ND W li« always on baa a eeiierAliLvorcianritoi ?*cbo*ii, MiNWllaneou.*nnißlanX IWMU. P-intinr. Port and Cap Paper, Sc, WholesOo and Ba ta*L No. t•>4 A\kkl fLrc*:t, twiow nfth, hast side, Pittsburgh. vV’ant-i, .'W*.-* no-1 Tann-n»’ scrapa. ft P ls:l y " iitifl«etl A Bro , Bi>3 :r -Ai-;uijtsa.i. 3M ri'iNtiti."*, dkalkjis in _ BTA , DAK.O AND UOLIT LtrttrtVPtmK, aoJ PabtiahertOl th 01.0.0 F- COK.KN, No. 16 Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa* marlo'ly 1 1 . "“ |, W. Chadwick, DgALKR IN BAOB AND PAPER, No. 140 Wood Btreet, • Pittsburgh. The highest *rlce la cash paid forjragß. arU-y --- PEA’S SELLERS ft CO., FwwwdoM and CooiitttMloii DfcALCRS IN ' PRO VISIONS, GROCERIES AND OILS, JiS'lmJ] ■ ■ ,Y». oOD T.i!i'rty rir'.l, PiUthurph, Pa. tm.tia. rhi1a........ ...gg.mciraoK.Pntrtnirzb- Hiller 4t Rlcltetaon, WHOLESALE QROOBRB, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIES, Wines and Sosara-Noo. 172 and 174, oorner orlrwto and Liberty sfeooto, Pittebureh- Iron, Nail*. Cotton cboMantty on hapd. )r* a _ WUUaia Carr ft Ca M . _ . (Wx. Oaee late af the Arm of J« Pareee 4 Oo.) _ WHOLESALE GROCE US and Dealers In Kordgo Wln«* and Brandies, Old >Uonoaeaheln and Reotlfled WbU -IW7 No. 3© Commardal Row, Liberty street, Pittiborgli, WJJUSI M’cumxAS Jo'us r KjaaPATEiCK. P!»CLUUR/tS, HERROS A CO., WHOLESALE Grocers, Prodace Dealers and Commie* K °- 813 Übe 7mwirsff S , pa. *“ CO-PartncraUlp. THB tabscribera bate thieOnyhrmed a K£ the purpose of carrying ou Cfcmmaslon ami <»a, in connection with tbs Fish, Bacon and 00, andPro rift* hasiueM generally, under the style of Bsoush 4 Bicn abmoiv; warehouse No. 116 Water and 160 Front streets, fersutlyoecupbrf b,*«^^{j“g; oiaßll( JAMES RICHARDSON, • JAB. J. BENNETT. let, 1854:feb3 Pltiriotgb, Fobraarj -StTTR. bravo, Diamond, Pittabanjb, P 4., deiler li *• Country Produce, offer# for sale a choice hoc# 0 Groceries, selected for family use. SpJ™* •J*** rBX IfZ and the purest quality, ground at hi# Steam Mllli. AUo, Pried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in m, ohawrefot Merchandize. •' • _ • _ _ r - . -'T.It. P.'hei procured* full assortment ofLandrethe WamntedOarden Seed#, and invitee the attention ofaUin* tcrarted InTural affaire. : ' fIQ 1 ■ " copartneraiilp. THE UNDERSIGN HD tore this dsyenterei!ntocM)»rt f ’rehhv, under the nwneand style of J. A. HUTt/Ui* 80S ft 00,for the purpose ortranaettnga Commission ana Sreeery husiness. /• . Pittsburgh, February 1, 1864" - ' ft&P V B» KSQLT9H. J.uictuwrawf. J. X. UMMltl ENGLISH & tUCHAfIOSON. /COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, lire Wholesale Dealers In Fish, Daooo and Oil, and Produce generally. War**Uon«e formerly occupied by Burbridge a Ingbram, No. 116 Water fend 150 First street, Pittsburgh, Penna. ~ fe3 fUkntm Oe 8A1L5!...... .. . .......JUn. A. IUHSHAW. BAILEY * RENSHAW, T BA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS; Dealers In Wooden and Willow Ware, Japanned Tin Ware; House keeping Utensils, and .Retail, No, 253 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. aprlfcy. JRItfOIB BEtMRS, WHJ* KIOOIS^ -Pittsburgh. Marjwna. Sellers* Nlcoli & Co., PRODUCE ftoOENERAT*'COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 709 Liberty «tr~?, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sperm, Linseed and Lani QUa. jy23 Commission House. Ttxs soijscrlbera have opened a house for the aboTe pur* -pose, 1? sorfthfleld street, four doors above the Modbniahel* Uou«e. We-will purobaMf-or-roceivar-oa ODiiitalK'inh,for salt?, cnnsi?nca“ntffof Flcnir. Bacon, Chttu t Cbm, Oats, BirU.y* Pl is VxJ Groat Srtd, Baled Bay , <fe., upon which. we wilLmalce advances, or purchase at the best mwhet rates for cash. ' • novB ALOISO * 00. .▼eo*. o TnTT»fi T. B. Young 4 Co * * - Smith fu-JU strexL opposite City Jlottl, Tiff AitU \ nJBEHS OP CABINET PUitNITURB AND X’i. 'J - 'Tr*. ri every M trials amVwork- Oluwijlr'.warm'Dted.Tinipnidatrcdoceil prices. Care taken Inpyk^ V>r iaod nod ou.Tl ; ■ c. D. Wood, AND DEALER IN WINES A S m J ulQu' >RB. No. 147 North Eecond street, fifth door #bo? i itsce, east ridei Philadelphia, boa on band tbs best quart!.*#* or ol*Tßrdnaw,PYlnefl.T'rsL" -Whisky, Honour hela WbßFfeyfHoßfrttdQin, Cordials, A0.,00 terms worthy tboiUaattoDOf-Pbychnwerannddßalera. faugpy ' m,v . Uenry O’ Cttllo »Rh & co., nrmOnKSAUS UROCEH3 ood Commission Merchants, Wi iW'i* M. Pen” Irwin THtuHirgh. liafrlr WHy&BMALL FOB' io OalUa J fcdfey, Obld. s* cuthbert & bon, - *janlQ I4Q Third itraet* • " r "" 1 ~"^7■v,r7r H v y-y:r^-- *r sr-rp?; «rr v .p •:.» •; ■ .-vv• ■ .•Ci-v'*’ ? Vr 4 -© **• / ■'T s r - *' -i ’’ > t ; '',V '■_ ■» \ »"■!'• *. » - - PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMOBE & MONTGOMERY. AT THE “POST BUILDINtiH.' CORNER Of FIFTH *ND "‘nip STREETS. AT $6,00 PER ANNUM. OR $6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE, VOLUME XIII. business cards. JOSEPH FLEMING, feuocssßoa to t. witoox * oo.] /CORNER MARKET STREET AND DIAMOND, keeps I* constantly on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Med!- cines,-MedlcineCheats, Perfumery, and all articles pertain in* to his business. 49" Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all bouts. ja‘.9y josh iuciiiso. cooaxaa sluoko. FLEMING BROTHERS, (Successors to J. Kidd & Co.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ,Yo. CO Wood SLnet , Pittsburgh, Pu. Proprictorsof Dr. M’Lacr’e Cel.brmted Vermifuge, Liter Pllla, Ac. JtlO JOHN BAFT, JR., (Successor to Jos. M'Guffey,) Wholesale and Retail Drueglet, AND Dealer lu PAINTS, OILS, DVB STUFFS, Ac., I*l Wood street, three doors below Virgin alley, aprinnAely PtTTSBUTtQH. ' .JOHN U. UOiISAN, Ag't, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, and nmn nr Dye-stuffi, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c., No. 93H Wood street, (one door south of Diamond alley, PXTTBDCBGB. f jaSfr a. L. ALLEN, I wnOLZSILI DKALXa IK I Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Hononga hela Bye Whisky, &c., ALSO, RECTIFYING DISTILLER, NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. Brasdiesf-GlnSy -Oordiais, Jamaica Spirits, St. W Croix and New England Rum, Clarets, Champagnes, Sootob Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon, l«Gid Monongahcla Rye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, reach. Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Havana, Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanlah and Common 1 Cigars, all at such low prices as to cballong , compe Ition. I Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, and ! Demijohns of all aisos. I respectfully invito an examina tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh, I panpy _ l apr&iy juus grudtt; rMPORTfiR 0? BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, 4c.—Dealer Id Coe Old Monongahela Whisky, Peach Brand;, Ac. Albo, Rectifying DUdller, comer of Smlthfleld and From etreeta, Pittsburgh. sprlS “ J. Bryar, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR MERCHANT ISS Libony street, and 31 Diamond alley, teblfty ReiaoTal. »■ JNO. B. DOWNING, Ci*OTHIER t -W EAS removed to 294L.IBERTY street, opposite Garrison alley, and No. 3 BEVENTU; near Smlthfleld, where the attention of hi* friends and the public l> Invited to the stook of READY-MADE GOODS always on heal. Also, Cloths, Casslmeres and Vestings for ordered wort. A foil I assortment of Famishing Goods for gentlemen, including i Hat* of ail qualities, Tranks, Umbrella*, Ac., Ao- ja6£ josh wcioatiT .. -..ooxatucs u’etosur. Wholesale and Betail Clothing Herohants, NO. 88 WOOD STREET. THE subscribers respectfully inform their old customers and the public in general, that they hate this day as sociated themselveain the above borinwaa, under the firm or JOHN M’CLOSKKY A CO. They respectfully solicit a I snare ot public patronage. I The previous business of each vrfll be settled by them* aelves respectively. f*b? i.aihd, of the frnn of doom A LaißD.) 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 business to merit a share oi the patronage of the late firm. N. ii.—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable «tvle», and on the shortest notice—inferior to none in the [ city. ' JanSfcy James O. Watty MERCHANT TAILOR~No. 46 Fifth etreet, opposite the Theatre; Pittsburgh, Pa. apr? James Helltnger, MONONGABELA PLANING*. MlLL—Would respectfully Inform his friends and the paoiia, that his new «*tab lishment is now in full operation, ona that he Is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptness, and at the lowest rates. Board and Plank, planed on one or ooth sides, constantly on hand. Bash, Doora, and Moulding?, or every description, made to order. - , u , Builders and Carpenters would End It to their advantage to crive him a call, as he can now rurrn&h them with plant'd stall FulUble for ev**ry description oi work. wh a. aiaaos ...j***» cbiswfu- HEBBOH & CRISWELL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS, ifTANUFACTUREUS of all kind* of BRASS WORK, LO* STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al *o, Cotton ttatU&s Manufacturer*. on Rebecca street, AlleshenyCity. Office and Store, No. 12 Market stn-et, Pittsburgh. OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work, cr cpflh paid. t Oziox* left at the Foundry or Office. will be promptly attended to. frbQtly JOSEPH T. LOWRY, ffo. 43 Corner of f\J%h a rut ULod Streets, Office up ctalre. Entrance from Fifth atreat. Pittsburgh, RESPECTFULLY anniuiuo to th*' public that he h*» Commeuced tho RKAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec tion with Intelligence and Uacerai Collecting. Ue will also attend to renting. Pnreoua m want of Fervent*, In any capacity, or tboeeln want of place?, will be supplied at short notice. Ail business entrusted to bis care promptly at tended to. References— T. J. Illgham, Esq., Richard Cowan, Esq., W. 0. Leslie. Dr. Alex. Black. James Mackerel, A. A. Mason, Slafflt A Old. janlft PI. GRAFF A CO., Western Foundry, No. 124 Wood street, MTTSSCiIGU, Pi.., \.rANUFAOTURER*» OF COOKING 6TOVR3, Coal and JUL Wood Stove?, Parlor fitOTes, Hollow Ware, Plain and Fancy Grates, Plain and Fancy Fender?, Sad and Dog Irons, Sugar Kettles. Tea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Ac. \ ja3:lyj REAL ESTATE AGENT, Merchandise, Stock. Ad Bill Broker,Office, No. Ui Fourth btruto, (above Wood.) The •uescribur having opened an office at tho above plaec, for the purpoetfot negotiating Loana, Bills, Honda, Mortgages, and all other Instruments for the security of Monoy, and for the Durcnase and sale or Stocks. Will also give prompt and s*»rtlcular attention to buying, selling, renting of and leas ing Real Estate. (jyl) AUSTIN LOOMIS. Schnchmau A Haunlein, Lithographers— Third street, opposite th« Poet-oßee, Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscape*, Bill Heads, Show Bill*. Labels, Architectural and Machine Drawing*, Business and Visiting (>pl<, Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed >n Color?, Gold, Bronte, or Black, in the most approved style, and at the most reasonable price*. ' odlfrrly S« JH’Kinlejr, House, sign, and ornamental painter, and Dealer In Pminta—No. 44 Bt. Clair street, Plttoburgh. Has constantly on hand all kinds ot Paints, either dry cr mixed, Japan and Copal Varnish, Linseed Oil, Dolled Oil, Spirit? Turpentine, Window Glass ot nil sites, Putty, Paint Brushes, &L; all of the best quality, and for aaio at reasona ble price?. aepll BriGLISU AND CLASSICAL SEMIJtARY. W. T. MoDONALD, M. A., PUKOFAL. TUB next session of the Institution will commence on MONDAY, the 6th of September next, at the room cor ner of Ferry and Liberty streots, lately occupied by tho Messrs. Feeder. . _ References— Hon. A. W. Loomis. 0. Knap, Jr., 8. F. Von onhorst, R. Miller. Jr. >q«^ JACOB M’COLLTbTEIL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIGAR MANUFACTURER XND DULSE 1* ALL SIXES OF Tobacco, Snuff, anil Cigars, No. 25 Fifth sL t FUUbtargh* F*- Keeps constantly on band a largo supply of all the various brands of Imparted Cigars. WHOLBBALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN IMPORTED CIGARS, POWER A IUKRDQfI, Architectural and ornamental carters.— Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style; Modeling, Designing, Ac. Composition Ornaments for the decoratioo of Steamboats, Buildings, Ac.; 90 SMITUFIELD Street, near the Post Office. yl ;8m NEW PAPER BULL. CANTON, OHIO . FISHER, ANDERSON a CO., haTe just started their pa per mill at the above place, where they will be happy to receive orders for printing and wrapping paper of all gjjaj, • feb27:tf SCa ' A. Tlndlej fegSiV WHOLESALE and Retail SADDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE and CARPET BAG manufao -4T turer. No. lOC Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ■“ John H. Bicllor, TTTHOLEBALB AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL W INSTRUMENTS, pianos. Music, School Books and Stationery. No. 122 Wood streak a. j. hagan joain ahl, jb. ? HAG AH -A AHL| WHOLESALE and Retail Dt *rs in SHki t Fancy end Staple DRV QOODSjKos W Market and 8 Union street, Plttabdrgh. ft P r^ E. WHITEHOUSE, Fancy silk and woolen dyer and cleaner, No. 7 Isabella St., near the Emmet Hotel, mar 4 Alltohixt. Thomai M, Ltttie, TTTATOH-AND CLOCK MAKER—Fifth street, between W Wood and* Market Streets, opposite Iron City Hotel. All kinds of Jewelry made and repaired. fapStly KESBC OWtHB, “Tittrtttfghr a. otrrasxnT —.- l. cuthbobt. S. CUTHBERT A BON, , REAL. ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, Nc. GO . Smithfield street pov *_ (7ara. HT.gR, (STOOBSBOT TO MOBVHT i LHB,) WOOL DEAL . EH AND COMMISSION MEROIIANT, for the sale of American Woolen Goods. No. 189 Liberty aUeet. [my4 • L fi« Hsywird, Dealer in boots, shoes, trunks and leghorn and BRAID HATS, oorner of Market and Liberty sts, No.l74ffttjdjflndu.fa, ... W-T_ PEKIN TEA STORE, BY A. JAYNES, . . 2fa 38 itrat, betiat.cn Wood and Market, touth rtdt 4;g* Sold Wholesale and Itetnll. Ja&T? Waiter P. Martliall, TMPORTERand .Dealer in French and American Paper 1 mar# JOHN MITCHELL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, No. 135 Wood Street, jaSryf) Naxt door to H. Child’s Shoe House, Pittsburgh. '•“"••• ——ssesss: —: TOS FLEMING Larin? associated with JOS. ABEL, the. business will hereafter be conduced under the style of J. ABEL & CO4 at the old stand, corner of Smithfield and Fourth streets. ■ J* l ? William Thorn, Druggist, HAS BEHOVED to the earner of HAND end PENN Streets! where he will, as nsnsl. ettend promptly to hls nomerons friends. All article* In his Uno ere warrantetl pare, end pat up rrlth the ntraost cere. merMtem B* A> * co., *iirrgOIJSBALB DBTXJ WAREHOUSE—Ctrrou: Kißtana VV Wood rtwets, Mid oorocr Wood and Sixth- [AW HX!t>ISGXX Auitln Loomli, JOSEPH CHAPMAN, No. 63 MaEXIT BTRtrt, PirtgpQßOH. l ‘ l^ l ";r ** ; •<,. .+.. PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1855 BUSINESS cards; ' J, C. ANDERSON, No. 0 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa., WHOLESALE Dealer in Foreign Ftuftg, Nuts, Spioes, Confectionery, Sugars, Cigars, Ac, t Q- Baicins, Figs, Prunes, Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Dates, Citrons, Almonds, Filberts, Walnut*, Cream Nuts, Pea Nuts,t> SJoa Nuts,Pine Apple Cheese, Bardines, Picklee, Sauces, Rot* Candy, Ver micellU Maccoronl, Olive Oil, Ac., Ao. apr2o:ly ENTERPtUSE WORKBC 50.136 WOOD BTEfiSt, T RD DOOB SHOW mat* txun. BGWN c TETLEY. \ IMPORTERS and of 4KSgiS§SH»HaCUTLERY. SURGICAL AND INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ao. \ye keep a general assortment of the articles constantly on hand; togoth^. with a ceneral variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Guns, PH. tola and Revolver*, Flasks, Horns. Shot Bolt*, Caps, Powder,! LeJdSnJ Bullets;BowitJHik; Hunting and Pocket KtJves;' Tailors and Hair Dressers* Shear*; Pocket Sdsaort, Ao.— Also, Trusses and Supportern. Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. ;. . BIFLESI—We aro making Rifles of every deecripflon* to order, of the best meterial, and workmanship «yrantad.- Onlers received for them at Wholesale or Retail, riUl» .d with dMp»tch. Hus ting pnrtiu supplkd »t Wholml. price 2211. and Om FtitttgM* THE subscribers are now opening at thelrnew WirmoD< NO. 109 FIRST STREET, between Wood ana Smith* field, the largest assortment of CHANUELIER9, BRACK ETS PENDANTS, and all articles connected wit Gas Fitting, ever offered In this market. Hating arrangements made by which they will he constantly In receipt or new patterns and varieties, they confidently invite the attention of pur chasers to their selection. We are determined to *«" ® s low as any boose In the West, and being practical Gas Fit* ter». ean offer peculiar advantages to thoto desiring articles in this line. _ We eontlnne as heretofore to fit np buildings of at ary da* aeription for pas. water and steam. Brass Castings of all kinds made to order promptly. LOX 3. MILLER &.oO* No. 109 First street. 'gkouob uletchku FROM S*W YORK, /ti . >. MANUFACTURER of tba celebrated tyC* V| OGtssmer Ventilating Wlj? t Klaillo # 'kY \ Band Toupees, and every description WiffA I of Ornamontal Hair, for Ladlea and Ba L yfav7H fl,> -" tU>m<in * FOURTH BTRKET, TV-ilSiOsiila e * WBCn Wood and Market, Pitta* BiSTCEca's ivatem enables Ladles and Gentleman to peamre their bet&e with accuracy, | J 9 jqr wias. New 1. The roondof the Head. * „ _ No. 2. From the forehead over the bead to sees, No. & No. 8. Pram ear to ear, over the top. No. 4. From ear to ear, round the forehead. For Toupees, to cover the top of the bead only*-* paper pattern, the exart shape of the bald part. fmy* Haw Coaeh and Ctrrtiy Factory t JOHNSTON, BROTHERS 6 GO., Gbmcr of Rebe oca and Relvumt ftrtets, Allegheny City, WOULD respeetfally Inform their friend* the public generally, that they hate eomxneneM the manaCefitara ofCarrUge*. Barouche*. Rockaways, Buggies, Sleigh's and Ohaviota.ln all their rarlnugetyle* of finish and proportion. All order* will be executed with strict regard to tioTablllty and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on the most reasonable terms. Using la all their work the beat Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stuff, they feel confi dent that all who fsror them with their patronage, will be perfectly satisfied on trial of their work. Purchasers are requested to girt ua a call, before pursha aing elsewhere. « octftiy Pearl Steam Mill; CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY, (aaaa ta» naasoan starioa.) FAMILIES win be so polled with onraarloas grades of FREftif nnmrvD flour. By loaring their order* at the Mill or In our botes at .Logan. Wilson A Co.. WaM Tirana A Reiter,cor ner Liberty and St. Clair street-*. W?:«h»rgh. H.P. or J. T. SanM*. bnirrgUt*. Allegheny Flour wfl! totamlll' , flln either of the two cllle* Trr-ss: CASH on dellrerv. II A U §> W A M I*. FOR Saddlers and Carriage HaUers R. T. T/F.KCTT, JR., No. 131 Wood itreet, PITTSBURGH. Also, Cloths, Damaska, Laeos, KosStJte&t Stuff, Springs, fto H &c. Steamboat Kamltare and (-bain. WR hereon bind and a-e <-r.n“ f ««ntlr Taanufactn- ring STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND P^&OnATR 5 . of e»#rr Tls: l " I Extension Dining Tables; p.-i Rnr <ln; T«dh*« Cobin Chairs, of various styles; do do do; Bute Room do do do; Do Toilet Boxes; T-te * Totes; Dlran*: C**t»re Tables** C« r d do; Water do; Tmr«>. 4? , 4c. Material and workmanship warrant*-!. and prices **tl(* fartory. T. TV Y<*»UNO * cn„ Jy2o SS PnjUbfield «t.. ornnslt* City lintel. !t| TT II I» II V ’ S new eagle hat manufactory, jAk NO IJ2 WOOD STrU’KT on. Goer Q» from the corner of LP»*rtT. I* now open jffj? Tbe proprietor !• h!m«elf a practical GffrfJwASv' 1 Hatter, haring had fifteen re«r* experience at the huiioeoa, t**o v*arx as a pra-tlcnl workman: basing ■worked In the principal establishments In New York. Phil tiielpbla, CJnclnna'l, and tbe New Enuland Pia***: feel* confident that, from Ms practical experience a* a IlatUr, be enn furnish not only as go-«d b«t a osTrea and entarfa article than anything heretofore offered to the Pittsburgh publie—a/1 of his nwn manufacture. dt*clS:tf "W S. Hatfn THE OLD PRTNTTMI ESTABLISHMENT. John ston 4 Stockton > end Blsnh Book and Stationer? WereboHP*, Is prepared to etomito every Stylo of Lecn*, Cntnmorrlal, Onsl and Rteninbo*t Jo’i Prlmln* end Book Binding. an* 1 furnish every article In tl>n Blank Boot. Paper and Stationery line, at the shortest notice and on tbo most reasonable terms. Blank Book and Stationery Wsrehona*. Printing Offlea and Book Bindery, cornerofMarket jtnd Second »t* [norlfi Dr *" it t»r —th A Zl' i* <«pot ot Lionffwort. ..mmerraan'B Ca< tawba Wines and Drandy. THE undersigned ban received nod offers for sale. tfi einnau vrteet, a targe quantity of liogwortb A Li career man's choice and world-renowned Sparkling. Brv and La* diftf’ Catawba Winw. Ptirh aft mar da*ir» to procure ao excellent article of Native Wlnn.ftbe pur* Juice of tba grape,) will And mv establishment the place for the gratlfi cation of thalr desires. The Catawba Rrandy. distilled from the genuine Qww. Is declared hr many excellent Judges, canal In flavor to the best imported Cocoac. * D PICKETBKN, j*2o No. 137 Liberty street. Wu qd'i & CUrk’i Piamo AFRESH arrival of NUNNS * celebrated PIANOS baa lust been by the subscriber. They hare been madert'N *«j H W and carefully selected expressly for this mar-'* * : ket, and are considered unequalled for nraetneis ana powsr of tone. They all posses* tho new Improvement of two separate bridrjft, the bass string* running over and above the treble. They are fully warranted to stand'anv climate and to excel In capacity for standing in tune. Prfcvaranga from |260 to $BOO. Also, a fine lot of Pianos from the maon factories of DUNHAM & 00„ and also LIGHTS, NEWTON A BRADBURY, N. Y. All the above wilt positively be sold at Factory prices, without additional charge for freight, -risk, eto, etc. HRNBY KLEHER, Sole Agent tot Nunn* A Harks Pianos, No. 101 Third street. Sign of the Golden tlarp. HmVAlsian , i«inSrTSsB| JOHN H. MELLOR. 81 Wood rtrwt. Pittlbnreh. wlll vubll.h on th. 15th Aujrnat. 1854. the woll known eerles of Almanacs (for 18561 calculated by Sanford 0. nill, ”Tssq- and for many year* published hv Mr. Lake Looml*. d this city, under the name of 11 Loomis* Almanacs. The iSeries will consist of— KILL’S PITTSBURGH ALMANAC, HILL’S MAGAZINE ALMANAC. ' HILL’S AMERICAN. FARMERS’ ALMANAC. It tfi only neooasnry to say, that the religion*, moral and use ful character of Mr. Hill's Almanacs will be maintained In t be above series, for 1856. , A Printers and others are hereby cautioned against Infringing on the oopyright of the above Almanac®. Th ey will be for sale at all the Bookstores, by the gross or dowen, and by . , a'A JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood street. A Bfaw Arrival of Planoii CH ARLOTTE BMJMB, No. 118 Wood strep*. Is Just re evivlnr the following new Plano Fortes, with and with* out the* iEollan attachment: One •rtegant carved Louis XIV style Grand Action 7 oc tave Piano. One exrira carved Serpentine, poarl kevs, 7 octaT* Plano, Two frill osrved, semi grand, J octave Pianos, Two plain Rosewood “ “ One do do <JV<j “ 4 *- Three do do <i “ “ Two double round corner Rosewood octava Pianos. One round corner finished bank and front? octave Plano. A further arrlvol is expected tn about two weeks, rand liOfin Office. JOHN A. O*BHTEN, 67 SWITHTrDLD STREET, between Fourth and Diamond alley. Mncey lonoed on Gold and .Silver Plate. Diamonds. Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry. Musical Instrument*. Guds and Pistols. Feather Beds, Fur niture, and all hinds of articles—for nnv'length pf time agreed on. Charges for storage. considerably lower thar heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. All business transactions strictly confidential. jyy» For felted pledges sold immediately after belcpout of date, nnle pa redeemed. Bargains of Gold ftnd 81Wer wAteh* eg, Jewelry, fro., always on hand. aprlfcfim HEW SEED store* JAMES WARDROP, OFFEPJ3 for sale CANARY BIRDSof- the ®wt improved bree-i, being very hardy, and fine sincere. Bird Seed* —Canarr .Hemp, Millet,Bone and mixed Seed. Bouquet* wiltbe ft jrnlshed oomposed of the finest FLOWERS, vi*‘ Camelia? , Rose Buds, Heliotrope*. Ac. Evergreens fin pots) fnrChris tm as Trees.’from the Seed and Horticultural Btore, No. 49 F tfth sU neat Wood. dcg2 ° (ionium* the Smolce* THE lubaeriber bavlne the exclusive riebt to mannrac tor a and sell SWEENEY’S HOT AIR AND SMOKE CONSU tHKG FURNACE. Is prepared to receive orders.and contract for heating bulldines with the most economical Fnrna « now ro use. Tho attention of thoso solicit* *l. Any iniormittion enn be Nos- 2 and f Wood street, or of J. BARN DOLLAR. dßcS4.it | Iron City Store Warehouse. No. 104 Wood gfc ’ 3ARR A HOSER, AS CHITECT3: —Officaa: Philo Hall. No. 76 Third street. Pittsburgh: and east side of the Diamond, Allegheny Itl fcfun • R»y Jersey Water Melons and-Peaohes. THE subsciiber U In daDr receipt, by RAilroad, of ttie finest quality of PEACHES end WATER MELONS- Call at hifl Depot, No. 123 Wobd street, »bov* Fifth. ' ex #rtf SAMUEL STEINSUCS. . : ■=• ... • ;. n ‘ U ••• • - ■-' / 4- * ■ ' *»* * »»»■>. THE late flraof JONES A QUIQO, haTin&been dissolved by the death of Jonn F. Qutgg, on the STth Inst., the burineu of said firm will be eottlod by the undersigned, at their office, corner of Bose and first street*.' ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner. Pittsburgh, September JO, 1854—(octiy . Xiaao Jones, Manufacturer ot spring and ouster steel, Plough Slab eteel, steel Plough Wings. Coash and Ellptic Spring*, Braes Not Taper, half patent, Screw, Mail and Hammered Iron of Rosa and First street* Pittsburgh, Po. * oc&ly wun ©. 8. SOOESB. D. B. Rogers A Co., MANUFACTURERS of KOJERd’ patent tmproTed Steel Cultivator teeth. Office corner Bose and First streets, octaiy O. D. IJfiadly A CO., CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, tfo. 62 Third Mbrat, ilarkcL would respectfully inform (heir friends ana public sanerully. that they hate now in Btor* their oomH*,, y AL £ SXOCK, connoting of CARPETS of every the Royal Velvet and Brussels, to the com mon Hemp and Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from ooe ; to eight wide, new designs end very ricb. Cocoa end Canton Ma«£ 0 ~ Druggets, Ruga, Mats, BUir Roda Window fihtidw. Ac.-vp(Monft |g want are invited*# call find exam* Isa their atoci. steamboats, Hotels, furs- Uhedon uie mbit reasonable urae. profits and quick TETJJB ect2 | asvr bul.-., ....... . Fuscos auuiDH IMu ck HoUtdayv PaoDTJCt roEWtHjjiso and oShmissxox «ib- CHANTS, £vanngiL / a — StrictittKiUon paid toall oousigusienutbr ula or flour, Produce, Ac. Ordcri for tha purchase ot produce a«i c |tii and promptly attended to. Otoda Ibr forward >vl with derpalch, toct»:Ctn CA.XUUAQB& FOR SALE. THEncderslineAU* athU CARRIAGE WXaEHOUBK Mta*t& x ls33SLSL' dw the Two Mile Pitts end lA»renoeTille, e et*. yip? *n t 0f T . EH l£^ B ’,: f «tll cootltmn to 'Sf' 1 ’* re T -iT;i, bT 15?,’ reoaa “*>“» aimcgr,. s*um,. 40 c * u B* 0. Icnitu JONEB & BUCHER. IRON FOUNDEBB AHD MACHINISTS, rhuuitemda RaGraad, fix* tfikird tt, Pa. H AVISO IncroMrfl oar ohlcl U no* at ti. meetimprovedora*r,aod t j o • cicnyfodU. foe dlTpfttebinff work* woar* nanofictaring First Cla« . STEAM ESOIZIEB. FOR FURNACES ANO UO.UNO STILLS. Blowing Cylinders, Boilers, furnace, Bolllce. SAW 1 a h’D GRIST MILL A CASTINGS, Qu and Water Pipe*, Hydrant*, Lamp Pent?,illtcb log Poet*, Columns, Girder*, Stqfoog, Haogera, Brackets, Bailing , Verandah* and Ornamental Casting*. We par particular attention to&ebigiuTtctarß and con struction nf Coat Iron Promts for Uouteaaad gterei. Having anaXtentiTe aasoitmrofcf beautiful Carved tern* of the most approved architcturalanier, our great facilities for manufacturing and fibcplog utable us to ccm* pete with our cities. Partita erecting Furnaces or Bob g aiilli, Mill Owner* and Mill-Wrigbta, will find It moebto their advantage to oal) and examine our extend™ «Vb of Pattern* before building. isoy ASD BRASS CjTIXCS. Of every dwerip.ion: Smith Wurk,*ttenj Making. Fur» Pace and Forge Tuyeres, famish**-! li>rler. (mj!2:y BRYAN, KENNEDY A 00. J L w . -*■ , r " 4) <+(■ it ‘ r-r . 7 j, , - v ’- ~ , 'S*?* * v‘ / .- ■• • BUSINESS CARDS. Notlco* •BBtKiaimi proaPtittoßOdn m to Mp ,irl., o r oMrl . g»». he. rmTisa»wr«< • jQqfcpn white. China Hall, M arket street, between Tifeu asd fourth. —IuO of QUKESSWAbtV his P*il importo. Uon. o--w receiving, to which we iDflftbe altentioß of the country tiud city trade Haring «*twi Mm different pat’ tern*- f 7f«i Ware, we feel Popfl-lflot ofyi*j ft ]| ; amotu- may be found while Irooncne. gold band, gout blue, pink, plum purjOe.brctv #B( j Ab so. a h.io<W>argrero s.yrlx nod »hiio which cut* r>- 'oid c:ur*h below the rr:»l |tCDe WJ*. Cum Mon ’.vaßK—Our stock of Co»n^ a *r caJ , i pi a * pCj Di«b.-, B*ker«, Napptre, linwU, Pitchers, *j uvery urticlr to th., Iluc,b Urge, aud aeiecte-J for tbety fcn d country trade OLA.S WA RE —Hating « lartre and w£ M | e c*<sd stock of »iltw vti L*ud-, we will eeU at factory pda, nafiog the taerrhnoi tp* trouble of making a Mr** r * l biU. All wo ask Is • call, and we feel confident of pmuslo, jonN Bleary. tlootv'ttttct'sitiowa) Whotcani* JV\ME3 KUDU, N'O, M Market, rad ft Uuion vtrcct, Ahird UAfrma the Market U Df?. would call tb* atiertlion of 4 fri-od', aud tb* partite generall*, to tb« foct, that be £ uovr 0B hand th- largest and beat trlecloJ etock Of l<o*3 AND tiUOKs, In all their wtHle.‘,tr,)tn by Udl*'i.andg\t»* ir , lfn of Phil dphia, New York rad Boston, a d which, eraun .Ml to ideate all. Him price* ara vt-ry much reduced, and bo O-iUra at from |1,12 to {2 60. Gentlemen'* Boct>. Cr*Xft-j,2S to f-j, raJ oxcallnut Geutlcnm'.s’s tiai’.wr#, and YoatV Ctliaren’B wear. At *xtn»ordh;r.ry low price.-. He also continues to manufacture, a* h*refofore,s ,1,,. swriptfons of UADISd GRNTi LtiK.VS BOUTS Sli -RS, of tbs fo-#t quality &uu tbs iauianlyla. all of c j, ttt warrant# Nor should be orerl.oXed tU very larg M . ►r.rtmrnl of Gun Sandal*, at.d IS ote, for and Cl.i unm. hNery pern-'-a who with their will be fairly Jgait with. jao fVew faper fUngliigk. NO S 5 vV.i.iU STREET. OINK FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPER!. X* I’anel UeCuratiotiA to golJ, Oak and marble; Hall Papers, of tanoui style*, Fig'drad plain Pnpar#, for Muing rooms rad chambers; Cheap QUd luW priced Wal> Paper#, Borders Calling.-, Figures, Window Bhadea. A .\od complete aaaorttn-ot of the above, selected for ih* t-uaeon, will be soli at th* asual low price.*. or?;t VV ALTER P. MARSHALL. .D. uusmnkß. Oratf. iUUlagcr A Graff, WESTRKN FOUNI/ui, No. *2l Wood *tre«L—Mano fo-'-.turere of Cooking 8tov«, Coal and Wood Stoeo*, Paxlnr Stores, Hollow Ware, Plain and Fancy Grates, Plain and Fancy P»B<i«rc, Sad and Dog Irons, Portable Forge*, Sugar Kcttlaa, T«a Kettiea, Store Kettles, Wagon Boxes, A=. Ac. * aul4 Wtu. ftl. Taleott A Co., (nuccusoas to t. usxxbT, jb., a 00., | MANUFACTURERS of gilt and mahogany look ing GLASSES, Portrait rad Picture Frames, Ac, and dealers In Imported aod Domestic Fancy Goods, No. 62, cor ner of Wood rad-fourth streets. Pittsburgh. octl fclw A oaid. HAVING fOid oylatortaUn the firm of T. KENNEDY, JR, A CO., to William IL XalcoU, who, with A.ti. Henry, will ooooaue the Ldbklog Gloss and Variety.Busl u»»s at the old stand, corner of Wood and Fourth stioets, under the style of Wo. B. Taleott xCo. I 0.-nCdentl/ re commend theta to my former easterners, as every way qualified to give entire aatiaftetioo All persons haviog demands against an, and all indebted to me, will please make an early settlement. oetia T. KENNEDY, JR. Cebinat Furnttara Warehoato. ~ rfi B. YotJNG A 00., CbMrwt /Vruifur* and O/tair Man -1 « tfaeturers, Noe. S 3 and 40 Smilhfleid streot, opposite dlty Hotel, would respectfully remind tneir old friends and customers, and tboee about to purchase anything In tl.oir line of buMoais, that they are constantly manufacturing every description * t fashionable Parlor and Chamber Fur niture, warranted in material and workmanship, and sold on reasonable terms. Care taken in packing tor land or •water carriage _ . Steamboat Chblh Furniture and Chain on hand and made to order, as usual. Tboee interested in furnishing boats will find U to their advantage to give us a call, as vre giro every attention to the manufacture of work bsst adapted to their nee. fau3t UUOTH AMO 6HOES} WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TiMM ROOD has fitted Op la splendid style bis store, tj No. 89 Market street, and No 0 Colon street, between fifth street and the Diamond, rad has now completed his Spring srnek of BOuTtl, SHOES, SLIPPERS, GAITERS, Ac., and'Palm Leaf, Pedal, Dustin end Braid HATS, to which he invites the attention of ail purchasers, whether at whole sale or retail. This stock is one of the largest ever opened In this city, And embrace# everything worn by the ladies of Philadelphia and New York, end he trusts eanoot fail 10 pleaoe ail. Great care has boon given in nlocdcg tho ohoioest goods*, all of which he warrants. He also ountinate to mauofoctare, as heretofore, all de scriptions of Boots and Shoes, and from this long experience of over twenty years in buwoeae in this city, is, be trusts, » sufficient guarantee that these who faTor him with their custom, wIU be fairly dealt with. cprl9;tf Seminary Tor Boys, hotoVtsesi car. cf Fifth tad Grant sts., opposite Court Rotas. rji UK Fall Betas!oc of this School will commenoe on MON- I DAY September 4tb, and tho dutloe of Instruction will be resumed by Messrs* GRIGGS and M*DONALD. There are ton successive mouths in tho Academic year. Tuition is $12,60 per quarter. Tbe number of pupils is limited, and boys are admitted in the order of applications which may be made after AugoM both, at 64 Liberty street, or at School, or by letter dropped in Poet Office. *uQ:ow« w. n. fiOiUFE, nmBT STREET, between wood and MARKET r STREETS PITTSBURGH, PA. f boilda Francis’ Patent Metallic Lite Bwvta,of Galvanised Iron; aleo. manufacture# Copper and Sheet Iron Work, Cooking Btovca for Steam boat#’ rad iloieis. Portable Forges, Forged Iron Work, Large BoU* for Bridges, Ac.; Cork Ufe Prerervera, tbe best and cheapest kind. Steamboat work attended to. [my2o.y WE are receiving from Mew York ami Philadelphia, 380 11ALF CHESTS TEA, comprising Young Hyson, Imperial. Gunpowder, Oolong, Sonobongrund English Breakfast, all « which hare been carefully selected, and will brides usual. t-oi • • - No. 88 Fifth street. J BOOTS AND BHOKB.—Those who wish to get a nut ftcd well fitting BOOT. SHOE or GAITER, wfll rail at M’LAOGHLIS’3, JjlB Pa Fourth street. GRAFF, KBlSIftUhlU. A GRAFF, \/TanofactorkrB of coal and wood cooking VI BTOVKB, Farior .&oU UuuJng Storus, Grato Fronts. Fenders, Wagon Boxes Ac., Ac. Wunibouee No. li4 WOOD Street,above Fifth, Filishargh, Fa jy‘J4 stocking v av v o a y , yQ 24 FIFTH STREET, ' Sign of THE OLD BTAKD. DALY has returned Crum the Manufactcr- W in* Hosiery Districts of Europe, where he has pur* haawd, far cash, a vary extenslTe and well assorted stock of ;he beat descriptions only of Stockiugs, docks. Undershirt*, jrawers, GioTes; alsOj-newetyle-of Obildren’e and Missus 1 r’ancy dtockings, together with hisaumejiic atock of Pitt*- onrgh Manufactured Hosiery. He will sell by wholesale or -TitaU at New York IwporUn* prices. WILLIAM dalt a CO. &eia»mber the place—So. 24, Sign of TUB OLD STAND. -my23 pZESE J j roem. I. B. XOVUO A 00. » ,' r r t? m* ' % , s. FOR SALE AND TO LET. Property for sale* THE subscriber offers for sale, on very reasonable terms, tb*following property, vi*: A Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. 110 Penn street, between Hay afreet and Evans’ alley; rad Lot 25 feet front, extending back 112 feet to an alley. The House is one of the best buildings, and In one of tho moat pleasant neighbor hoods In the city. Five Lots—embracing corners of Front and Ferry streets; one hundred and fire feet front on Furry and sixty feet on Front street, with a good three story Brick Building on the corner, a two story Frame on Front it., and two Brick Build ings,-need ns shops, on Ferry st. A Lot, 81 feet front by 80 feet deep, on Front, between Market and Ferry streets. A Lot, with very convenient Frame Dwelling; Lot 20 feet by 00, fronting on Congress and Elm sts. A House and Lot, on Wjlie street, near tbe n&w Court House. The house is well arranged in good order, and is now occupied as a hotel. A Three Story Briek, on Smlthfield a treat, near Seventh — being in an excellent business location. The Lot Is 20 by SO feet deep, fronting on Smithfield st. A Cottogo Frame and Lot, 28 by 120 feet, fronting on Anne and Robinson streets, Allegheny City. This Is » very deslra ; ble and pleasant location for a residence. Nine Lota In the town of M’Keeeport, each 60 feet by 160. Several of these are ou the Main street. Eleven Acres in Liraetown, on the Monongohsla River, on which there are 4 houses; there are soma 6or 7 acres of ex cellent stone coal, and abundanoepf limestone, convenient to the landing’» and two coal pill open. Ninety Lots in the town of Columbia, 60 feet by 160 each, nearly wl level, and well locatted. .The tenant of each Lot has the privilege of using whatever atone coal he may re quire for his own wee, from apt near tho Locks. Columbia U a pleasant situation on the teak of the Mocongahelariv* er, a short distanoe below Look Ho- 8. In the midst of an ex* tensive stone coal region, and would be a desirable point for manufacturing establishments. Two Hundred acres of superior Stone Ccal,wtth House, Railroad, Ac. This property has a front of 140 rods cn tho Mouong&bela river; an excellent landing; good grade and foundation for railroad—with rsoagh level ground at ena point for houses and gardens, 03 locations for m&nufitctoriee. Tbe vein is deep enough to allow botse# to be used in haul ing out the ooal —the quality ofwbfeh, for iron work, steam, gas, or for any ordinary to set surpassed by any in the country. In my absonee, my ogcnLltQcs Blakely, Eea,will give all uoceesary Informatics,end fes ftS&crUM to pro warran tee deeds tor any prop2r*7CeJ3. JAMES MAT, oj3* r No. UQ Penn xtraet 95 per Coni Lowertkan any Form tntbe cotaatp-. • A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—The subscriber b authorised to jell the following describe! TRACT OF LAND, containing 111 acres, fitttatealn North FevettO town ship, Allegheny county,£*,l4x2:llB3 from the City of Pitts burgh, and near ihs Ua) ti thoEMstbenville Railroao, with Coal and lime atone VEdri thd B&Dle placo, and easy of aeoefj—improvement? S 3 ft l taws: A very comfortobleFarm House,Bo by 20 feet,3 CttfisS high; Wash House, Spring. Uoune, and other out UtiVHssß; ncew Frame Bank Boro, 64 by 86 feet, finished in the bast possible manner, with Stabling under the wbolA building; 100 bearing Apple Trees, best grafted qualities; ft largeqnsntity of Peach and Cherry Trees, all In bearing order; about 80 acres cleared and in a high state of cultivation, with water in all the fields. This land 13 very comfortably situated lu one of the beat neighborhood* tn tbe eounty, being convenient to market, to churches, school# and mills, and would fiot be in the market, only that the owner is about to remove to tbe for west. Terms ea#; and price moderate. For further parti culars see tbe owner, W M. ROBB, on promisee, or tbe sub ecribcr. JAMES C. RICHEY, iiu'Jluisw Real Kstute Agent IJOR oALL. —Two npiendl’i Farms; one of 100 acres, and A? the other 76 acres; beautifully located on tho .Upper St. Clair Township Plank Road, 6 miles from the rity,csch of them lying no as to divide into lOnore lots, baringn good spring on caeh. It is a splendid opportunity for a specula tion. Those who want a good borne, or wish to mAko money, would do'well to look ai it, as we will sell to die find that offers us our Tow price, In lots or ell together. Also, fire Country Scats, 1 mile from Woods T run, and only 3 tails# from Allegheny city, by way of the New Brigh ten Plank ItoaL They are fine healthy locations, and ofc fered very i ow. Also, ten Country Feats on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rahrovd.f miles below the city. They will be Fold eepara: e or together to a colony or building association. It is a loT«-1y location, and cheap, of court®. Alro, ou* Lot of two acres, and two enaller pieces of ground, opposite Uariman’# ftt Woods’ run,-offered at u very pric« for eo fine a property. An aAtortnum of Lan-J«, and Lot.-, always on h:tnd, and j c niy Before buying you’would do vrcHincalluci ♦•n juueof TilO-iAa WOOL?, jet "6 Fourth rtre-t. UoantlCtil bites for Country Homes. rivUli unscr.ugnud wlfors for file, on easy terms,FIFTY X LOTS, laid off and rs.-trietrd for rural resldcccer. Also, eo ENTIRES £<JUARE, cn the bank of the Allegheny rtv®r, 704 feet long by 2uo feot tie®;); having fronts on Mery and Julia Ann Avenue#, and Uenrlt-tia rad Herr streets. This sujuaro conuina many Fruit Trees of the choices? kind, cn i commands a fine view of the picturesque and romantic sce nery around. lam dmdrQua of preserving this, square en tire,' &i< it would afford ono of the mast charming and mag nificent fits? tor a gsutfoman’s autniaer roaldeuce, ln‘ the Immediate viciaity of tho twocltiea. Also, ateutTllß'K ACRES OF OROUND,at the heidof the Island, advantageously situated fur manufacturing pur-. pos«s. ’ Tb«* above property tt situated in Quqne?fce borough, on th* high and ui-.iln bunk uf licrr’s Uland,asd b reached by a very substantial Bridge uf one span. For particulars ra plj at my tr*j-.looce. In Duquesne borough, on tbrt m&ln bank, fronting the bead of Herr's island, or of JOHN DU>- LAI’ £ CO., corner of tk-coad and Market «u., l:Uk*burgh. Bpri*:tl W?iL C. MILLER. Fifth Ward Property for sale at & Ltoot! Harcalu. rpilßEfi VALUABLE BRICK 210U8E3 AND LOTS.— X Th»?:«e Lots ecabraco a front cu Fenn etreci, of CO f«et 6 iuchas, to r. 3 fe*’. alley; on which .there is creclel a Ttlua b:e Clock cf Bnck liou-ci, two -ttMea blrb, with kitchen and cottar In basement, 41 foot front on Be on ctreet, and 30 tiwtucep od Locum street. This is a very desirable sttua* tlou forritlier a S:ore oraTnTfctu; i’enn etivet being the great thro'jgkfore of the city: and this property’being con* v-nirut to lb* Railroad Depot. Thifl property would not bo In tho market only that (ho iwner is tiring io Washingt- 'U county, rad find# it extreme ly lucnoreniunt to attend to it. Terms easy and price moderate; for further particulars nquirc of ROBERT DAY. Flith Ward, or JAB. 0. RICUtiY, apr26 Krai Knafo A;rect, at thte offico. PHD' irti^YTutTsALTATAUiirKAinJAKUArN V —Tbetu QBlbsr offers to fell tho onu half of 40u hoop CQoul, *pd iu. • res 0/ sutface, slluatou at Freemen’# Hdicg, on Uiu Uuio rlvt-r, in llunccch county, Va. ThU PSerty ha# facilltte# rvrely m>‘t tiith; tha vain b«lng 7 iu Vhick, of the very bett qualtiy of Bitu oinou« Coal, rad on r^Tpr wbere the water la about 13 feet at fatten atage, and a very large pool, sufficient to harbor boat#. AlfO a charter for the purpose ol establish *>’ial work# atthe'satse point. There is orecU-d ou the first rate overshot fraw Mill. ‘“xbovw will be void half, ih/ce quartert, or the wbol**, Y* Termi easy and prico mi'derate. Fur caquiio of IIOBKRT KEENAN, on tb# premST or of James C. RICUtiY, Real Estate Agent, at thi.s uCicc. 0„ Valuable Froueny lortiaia, N >!(KUTY STREET, ADJOINING THE MfiTHO- Ul l GRAVE YARD. NEAR CANAL BASIN.—This Is now t\ ou iy desirubla piece of property in this neighbor hood bought up by the Fenuoylvania Railroad L°«pray, jf'ronting on Liberty 60 feet, on Kim street 100 * i\ v tho Methodist Gravo Yard 6dl< faut, to-Libcr* ty 110 feet This r*n\jjy [g moflt derirsble as a HoteL The building now oq it,ij O(X j Bubatantiai three story brick, with all the U * s K* S^ y t*** building, has for a longtime beeu occupied •a the «nl»n ou i.aoina a good business. Capitalists and r^ami°* milkin i! a Inrertment, will do well Iwtt is> For Sfll®* my uuexplred lease (fourteen years)of a (/Kara Strej; and Spring alley,in the ,„a fronting on O'llora street, end running Parted 1 HHS'Sl'rttogulW, on irhlch Is erected a tour eel, 2'ise, 4(1 ft. square, with a truss, two stories, S Ol^ t “° rtllBlbsTe,ot Sivty Tn ,?J§i Work! For Sale. Qg LAN D t with 350 acres of Goal aikACpM, ana* improvements thereon In succ*a6- I rl‘v, f r P ljr U mn;.« hultuateil on the MonongiOiela river, 34 mile* and is supplied with a i“« Xnu£“bs“ nt noußM ’ orchlra ' Kant “ d >“' l NICHOLSON & PAYNE, No. 235 Liberty streat. -TTnTM** Atxd -Uoti lor s*ie» TlPhJvpV "? n.^rtS lll " *“ 1 «' TUIiKB HOUSK3 AND YV LOTS. One Ur Hij OU5e gitaated on Ferry, between Fourth and LibsrCy 2O feet front by 79 feet ?? eI 5 taa ' 1 # tWi Hoases, on Lojjan stmt, Sixth Ward. One Houm alrMMmd- the other on Carpenter a alley; 100 t Alao, the stand 1 bow Vupr, on the oorner of Ferry anil ALKX. CCPPLE3, Ferry and Water street?. rrUIE PItOPEKTX eltuau* ' f Webßternnd Fulton 1 attests, from and niter of A „ nert . 1 hij is nn eligible oituatioufor a übaMOr lT arcrn Siund. It containe cne affronting on Pul ton atreoc; two small f ™ m, % UEe a fronting on Crawford 6trc«t; ami Stable, froot! tig \ w»*hatAr street. At a Ttry jaiall ex nw the bach b, i ll 'tt ßcn „ tra converted Into ata hllog oo pa bio of stalling twoh, b3rStfl _ p cr IeIIBS apply w AUSTIN LOOIII3, • J an *» -, 92 Fourth street. VALUABLE REAL LSTATgt... SALE Adjoining the Borough of f. BUILMNB LOTS, oacn U feet front by IUO f«"i dk. fronting on MerKet street VO feet In wWtb»Breo[TenL qa it* , 0 nnd on reasonable terms of pstment, b p4rt of the estate of the late Juines Adomajv” P P. tq Mr . foot and beyond dispute. “*! ° ova ! JAMES PLAKELT. rnuKUAKEUXio O A it-® «u»F7 i. «Q upright or reclining «?*•,, n&unbl. for iuraii te auu luxurious for loungers. Cu!| em vjs. TOUuNQ & COn aasmii&a^ld-fltrect. Valuable - CUTE HANDSOME UL’ILWNQi* on JC ATenue, near Fultoa etroet, y, . w mlnates’ *aUrolth.Fo.tOSce. tB ™yCi rl ,°f * SAIiOENT, and Fift£ eta. 'A’o tel. > —— , HOOD DEI CIiLLAR, Q»J«r i K , jingine A Uouje, cm toentb atreet, JU,^ for S 6 wring molasset or prodaco. Inquire of SXKW.AK.T “ >llrB A? Liberty ArMt. " " For Sale or ■ t WELL mvKTTTNd A., « IMrd l»W«» i P p , l^ a to \W. UU'IUSU, i^ 18 -ss? groot-aureiit. * Baaement to Abasement b i*» deel> two-tbims aboTo groucd, at<U ficlabwl uni w, il m i • n i»i ™«4 tf.«S «tU UM l.t April. the MOANING POST PHILADELPHIA. CITY CABINET WAREHOUSE, A'o. 173 CB£3TIf UT STEEET, (Oppo'sxsj Isuspiiroisci Bi.iL) ____ PUlladelplxifti FTTBKITOEE, IK EVEBY STYLE! Comprising. Lords XTV, Louis XV, Elisa bcthan anJ Antique, with Sculpture Carving and modern. Btylo; In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, Satinwood and Maple; all of superior construction,' and finished In the beet style, equal to, if not excelling inqaal* ity, the Goods of any Establish* meut In the United States. . EMPLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren tices being positively excluded,)and using thebestma* teri&ls,' the work cannot full to gits satisfaction to pur chasers. Amongst the many .advantages offered chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ele gant or plain style, completely from ono establishment; by which means all the articles in each room correspond in style and quality, and theimmonso stocfcalways ©a fanrai, being so various in de&ign, enables purchasers to please theLr t*«te in a selection, without the delay necessarily caused in ordering Furniture. . To give &u idea of the finished Furniture on hand, I need only inform you that my Rooms are 175 met long, by 27 feet wide,four noorsirr number; with Shops contiguous,trufS cieut to employ 200 handSj.wbich is a guarantee that the work is all done under my own immediate inspection. 43r»The Packing is all done in the Store, and Furniture warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiters to Phi la' deiphla are respectfully invited, as parenaaers or to call ana examine the Goods. su2s:ly . JOSEPH FIOaHIDQE, .. < COSBUBSION ANII FORWARDING MERCHANT,. No. M Ootonami, bseow Pixx Biaarr. . • : St* ItOUlf f fflOi. ■ CONSIGNMENTS aoiCommisaionßwulmcgtwith prompt \j and pgrao rial attention, and liberal will be required,on Oocaignaencsor Bflli of Lading, OrttasorthopuratMa of Brad,Grain, Heran «na otlui PtoJcm, wlllbo promptly filled »t too lowest marketrrtee*. ThfllMOMTlng «nd Fortrardiag ofMereHazullM aodPro duos will meet wUli especial cm and dispatch; tie lowest titsaof freight wiilslwajs be nrraarea.uui ttsetpsnra orstongssnd PrafsgoasmiMb'Sipesalbl* sToldcd, ' : 'UWtWfc • •• ' ■ ' • Pjgeißseon, 'StLotmj HUlabMonon, OineiniisUi OhsrtwSjßlowAC*, t doK.Btradw4:Oana»n» : dm Cbonte&n 4 Valle," v db; - Boms 4 Fraser, do: 5 0 ,S?f5 in ® J l.sf’’ doj Scriiger 4 Whiteman, • do; J. W. Entlflr ABro.,Pittsidi; E.OUooodioan4Oo~ dot D-leecbiCo;, do; B.4o.Tarnoll4Ca,Ebnadas * C ii me °S,'’ „ 4i y s°rgan,jr. M. Buck 4 Morian: Blow 4 March, N.wYork. B. B.Oooegrr, ■ *dm ftoet 4Forrest, do; Shield* AMUra, do; Charles A. Melgo, do; Joelabl«* Co., BaJUmore. A.G.FarweU4 Co„Boston; AbrahamJ.Colo, . do; Howard,Bon4Co., do; W. B.Beyaolda. toolsvllle; ■ - ~ H. D. N’ewooiab 4 Bro., do; 7.o.Tiri£hell& 0o*«0oasilttlon TTifnr tOJ h*re an open Policy oflniuranee, which wCI cover ell shipment* to my address, when advised by letter per mtilpOr when endorsed on bills of lading befisre.tarrattfce' time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE, .. Bt.Louis.Missouri WATER CURE INSTITUTE. HAND STREET, (SOUTH SIDE.) BET. PENN -STREET AND THE KITES, PITTSBURGH, PA. DOCTOR BAKLZ, Graduate and Practitioner in the Old Schools of Medicine, Ailopatblcacdllomcrpathle, and fo £i b t toa years a nueeessful Hydropathlat, has opened a WATER CURB In the abort location. The jerfcctiy safe, dlrect'end immediate effect this sy*- tem has on ail Fevers, and all diseases acute-audchrcnio—k while it is mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak end debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable in w ho will h* treated at their homes. w Allopathic and Homcepathis treatment will be adminis ter*! where desired; bat, after long cnAthetough expe rience, Dor tor Bael* gives a dedded prefereaca to Hydro pathy, which Übs, throughout the old and new world, proven to eminently successful In every' form of iaciuuinfl: Incipient Consumption; Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Intlauirnatory and Cbronic Rheumatism," Asthma, Cuta neous, N-rvoa- end hirer Diseases. Testimonials of cures frt-m blj-hlv rvputabtedUsMrt of nearly every State in tbs Union, chq h* examined at Doctor Baelx’s cfflca. The Her. are luvue-1 to cpn.«TiJt him gratis. Warm «lifer being uc«d tn tho commencement, and often throughout the tranim«.-Bt,lt l« a Inxuiy instead cftraplras unt, ux uaua;u.nieted:might sappeso. /jbFEaENC£.£.~Me‘6TB. Charles Brower, Waterman Palmer, W. W. \Mison, W. n. Williams, Thompson Beil, J. R. Wei deo.D.T. Morgan, Wm. 3. Holmes, Bl D. English, B M. Kerr. Tho -andar6lgnod, having visited Doctor Baelx’e Institu tion and witnessed his successful treatment, cheerfully re commend bio as a thoroughly educated ana skillful Phy sician: Chariest. Eu.-rfelU JO3 M’Connells, David Hunt,John C. Curtis, Bobt. Patrick, John B. Livingston, John Wright, W, W. Patrick, Moses P. Eaton, Q. Oriasby tirregg. (JanO ILanaaa, .Nebraska * Know-Sothtngism tAKD TWEKIt Pea OSJIT. CnBAPER THAN CAN BB BOUGHT IN TUB ABOTBTEBRITOEIfiS. Real Estate Farm for Sale. THE subscriber is authcrlrod to rail TWO HUNDRED i AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, situated in >eml»lw*tn?ni*hip, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, lying | back of fd’Keespurt, known as the white-oak Flats, and iq | sight of the proposed Sutton on tho ConnellaviUe Railroad. Improvements as follows: a. square LOG HOUSE, SO by *) 1 feet, two stories high; and square LOG BARN, 60 by SO [ foot,(both new and In good order;) two flno young OROII- i ARDd, (best grsftwl frult,)juBtcoinmeoced to bear. There 1 la ninety u one hundred acres cleared and In a high rtate of cultivation, and tho balance La well set with white-oak liiabt-rof the first order. This Laud Is well calculated for a meek Farm, *OlO5 very level, and the soil of an excellent quality for grass-growing,, and being well watered with 1 twelve or fourteen uever foiling springs of excellent water". This Land has fodlUlea rarely met rrith. being within hilf a mile of tb-j Youghiogheny amlonomilcof Monongahelai and almost on the line of the Connellsvllle Rnilrood, and Is supped to coulaiu on inexhaustible bed pf IRON OREI This Land would net be in Um market, only that the owner is about tu remove to tho “Far West." Toms easy, and price moderate. For further particulars, inoulro of \V. tR RLYNOLD3, at Lorrca’s Glass Works, or of JAMEB C. RICHEY, au23 Real Kstato Agent, at this office. Voiuablo Property for sale. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, upon which are erected four Brick and two Frame Buildings, which root annually for s6ub. Said property is situated ln the Ninth Ward of the ci-y of Pittsburgh, on Penn atreat, between - ~ and - . ntreeta. Also, the Factory and Ground known as the “Empire ! Works,'"hituated on the corner of Penn and Morris streets* j Also, *l3 acres of nuimprovod.laxid, situated on the Alle gheny titer, one miie from East Liberty. Oa a portion of thin land there ia the best Saw Mill location In the epquty. Also, a numberof leti containing from 1 to 5 acres of cholco land, sUuaittl-cme.uiii* north-west of East Liberty, and cue mile asxc -cf LatrreGceripe~- ~ The above named piuccs of property era. very desirtile, and will be disposed of oa odrantogeous terms 10 early pur- -: For terms of sale and further Information apply to Wo. P. Baum, No. - Wood itnwt, Pittsburgh'. B. D. THOMPSON, aulj:tf . , AssigneeforJas. B.Negley. Bay Wood a uraery aud G&rdeni* I JAMKB U.ENN ED Y, (late Manager of the well-known. S yracuse Nuseries, New York,) hags leave to Inform the public, tbat-he has now established an EXTENSIVE NUB SERY, on the Farm of Mr. James S. Negley, near East Ub- 1 arty, where ha shall be prepared, after the 6th instant, to re cult e and fill orders for every variety of Fruit and Ornamen tal Trees, Hardy and Green House Shrubs and Plants. In addition to a eholceand superior stock on hand, be has made arrangements with one of the largest Nurseries in the East, to keop up his supply. Having a thorough and long expe rience in the basineaFjhe can assure bis customers perfect satisfaction. EDWARD FABER. Hr. Kennedy would, also respectfully offer hie eerrioee ln designing layingout, end managing Kura I Cemeteries, Pub lic Parke, or the grounds of. Country Residences; and will also furnish plans for the formation ofLawns, Approaches, Picturesque Scenery, 4a, in the highest styles of the art.' Practically acquainted with efery branch of Landscape Gardening, and haring spent years In the Sylvian Parka of England, and onthabeautiful banks of the Hudson, he hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes of ihose who faror him. EDWARD FABER. Communications can beaddreased through the City. Post Office, or left at the Warehouse of Messrs. Negley A Mohan, 22 Wood street. Boston Papier Mache Company* modern and antique ornaments. PITTSBURGH AGENCY. «7.MARKET STREET,—The attention of Builders, steamboat Contractors and Cab inet Maters, is requested to this- now and great Improve ment in the manufacture of embellishments for Buildings, and Steamboats, outside and inside; Cabins, Halle, Church es, Dwellings, Stores, and Parlor Furniture, in gut, or in Imitation of various kinds of wood. Also, Cornices, Brack ets, and Patent Ventilating Centre Pieces-for Ceilings,: Mouldings, Consuls, Trusses, Battlement, Ac ; much cheaper, and handsomer »han Plaster and Wood Carving, and a great deal more durable. BLOCK LETTERS FOB SIGNB, very cheap and warrant ed to last for 2-0 years exposed to the weather. Above Goods for sale at the raanafactarerV prices—cost of freight added. W. W. WILSON, je23 AT Market at. Now Partnerahlpi Matthew graft andda.vi..keisinger, trading heretofore as M. GRAFF A CO, Stove and Hollow ware Manufacturers, No. 124 Wooa street, have this driy associated with them THOMAS J, G&AFP, as a partner iu thefr butaines£>. Tho name, sty la and title of the firm will, from this datu, bo QUAFF, REISINGKR A GBAFF. They respectfully solicit a continuation' of the patronage so lib erally bestowed upon the Arm of M. Graff & Co. Pittsburgh, July Ist, 18M. flew Trimming Store, Xo. 88 Cbrncf of Matktf strut and the Diamond, FRANK VAN GORDEB -rsspacfally announces to the publlcof Pittsburgh andvidnity, that he will open his new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. Having fitted up the neatest store room in the city, and filled it with a choice selection of the latent styles of Trimmings and Pan cy Goods, he flatters himself that be will offer superior in duce cents and endeavor to give lull satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Now, don’t forget the place—No. S 3 Market street, oorner of the Diamond. [aprl2] FRANK VAN GQRDKR. PAUL KLEtNBB has removed hia LITERARY DEPOT from No. 78 Third street, to Fifth street, opposite'the Theatre, where he will be happy to see hi 3 former patrons, and all others desirous of purchasing any of the cheap Ll tj-rator*- oftbwduy apr7:ly Plena and Mineral Water Fountain. W HOW & No. til FIFTH Street, next door to Masonic . Hail, dealer in FiOJIT and CONFECTIONARY. Ice Cream, of the beet quality, served up during the sea son. Also, Strawberries and Cream. Families can be supplied with Strawberries and other Fruits, durtuj'th* season; oh'the most reasonable terraa. R— -mpo-tSiHy solicit***!- : ill. *U A 1 .‘i —VV owls'” on lLi ly Heal Estate Kfgiater. Cult there are dewribed for sale SI good Farms, S 2 Houses nod Lota, 43 Dae Country Seats, and SOJ CityJ.ots, with Khlch purchasers ougblto be acquainted beforetray. tee Call and got a EOidster gratis. ln J: in 22:tr xtlOa. MOODS, 7S Fourth street. fTijss J'.okts of Lhose>'i>l««ua Vink*At (111, usually sola 1 at $-0, just upeocJ by jwai» NUMBER 136. GEORGE J. HENKEL’S ST. LOUIS. KKNNMW * 00 llentovai. A. A. MASON' 4 00. -S bates of. Advertiser<Q [ iSBKzn vpob at tbs pitts sc Baa pbisb. m usrs Kesraezn, oa tass i ■nr square, ons lnrertfa2....w “ « each a>i<il lineal insertion..^**.....'*.. " pee weak..... u ** two weeks.... “ “ Ctiree weak “ • “ ons qodUj.m. ‘ M two mentis.. u ttree nodths.. 8 00 •** 11 fan? TnrtntA* .................. 10 0 “ 11 rixmonUa— ** ft oqo year................ ..... 18* standing C»nl* six lines or tsss, per aratma-.X® GU33BAEX3 AIPLIASUnSI One gqg&rt, pgr annum, (ascluslye of tha papd-‘)~...... 26 'AiLY Morn lng post. TUESDAY MOBNING:::::; *S?SS2Ei STiETW. A TALE FROM THE R USSIAN [From Maokwood'a Edinburgh Majaaino.] : • [OOiOtOTB).] “A mere child,” qnoth tho baron, “Who should / bo sent back to his books.” ’ : ' Malthos, who- had observed all that passed, resting his two hands ,oa ; his stick, like a man disposed to argue tho poin t, and warmly defend ed the student. “It cannot be denied,” hebaid,- in ooheinsiori, “that tho young man’s ohoica pleads in his' fa vor ; and his embarrassment, - which at that age is not unbecoming, proves in my opinion, that, whilst aspiring to eo great a happiness, ho has sufficient modeßty to admit himself unworthy of : If a .declaration were a sufficient proof of merit,” interrupted the'eounoillor, “ I knew one who. would not.besUate.” “Andwho IS that?” Inquired Mrs. Muller, with ilt-cooepaled curiosity. “.Myself, madam,” replied -the oounolilor— “ Baron Von North.” - by'the way in which this was spoken, the dissyllable “mytelf'' appeared-lengthened by oil the Importance of the personage.. .'. n - “At my ago men do. not, change,"continued the baron; “and the present is a guarantee for the future.” “ '' :: • Ellen was really to bepUiod. ; When M<htts took Werter'e part, X saw that she was on. the point of fainting. Her countenance, nafornily so gentle, was ovorßhadowed by an expression of vexation and dlsploasnro. Sho had taken tie Jew's benevolent defence of .tho 1 student for a mark of loditferenca. Whilst still under the In fluence of this painfnl impression, the Baron's declaration came to add'to her agitation; she east a reproachful glance nt Malthas, sank baok in-her chair, and • swooned away. The‘Jew Sprang forward, took her in hla armn, laid her on a sofa, and knelt down besides her. • . ...“Ton have not understood me, then V he ex- Claimed. ' • - - Ellen opened her eyes, and beheld at her feet the man whom her heart bad selected; and, absorbed in her passion, unconscious of the pre sence of these who etood around,- she murmur ed, In a feeble voice— -- : ■ * - “ Yours! Yours stone —over yours I” . ; . “ Sir,” said Malthas to Mr. Muller, ‘‘my pro posal comos rather late; hot I bops yon will be Bo good as to take it into consideration;” In the Jew’s manner there was a dignity, of a man inn position to.dictate conditions.' Ellen bad recovered herself-. As to Mr. Muller,. there, had not been time for his habitual phlegm to he* oome disturbed; hut hie wifo bonld not restrain ! b smile at this dramatic compilation, whose de nouement remained in suspense. “ Mr. Y.,” said Bhe to me., somewhat mail oionsly, “do yon not ieel the effeot of example t” “Perhaps I might havo been uaablo to re sist,”! replied, “had not Mr. Malthas declared I himself before me.” 1 .Ellen blushed, and the Jew pressed my band. Just then Werter fe-ehtered the room, pale and I downcast, like a man who comos to-hear sen tence passed upon him. There was a profound I pilenoe which lasted several minutes, or at least seemed to me to be so. At last Mr. Maller broke it. “Gentlemen,” ho said, “lam much flattered by the honor you have done me"- He pansed, and. seemed to be recalling past events to biß mind. Baring this short silence Werter gazed at us in tarn, with an air of aston ishment;-and I doubt not thathe inoladsdmoin the number et his rivals. ... . ; “ to tellyou,” continued Mr. Muller, “which will perhaps modify your present intentions. About ten years ago I had to visit Berlin, where my father had just died. The winding up of his affairs .proved complicated and troublesome, and I was obliged to place my interests in the hands of a lawyer who had been recommended to me as extremely skilfni. The business at last Bettled, I found myself entitled to 'about forty thousand florins,, which X: pro . posed to embark in trade. I was happily mar , ried, and Ellen was eoven years oid. Our little fortnue had been greatly impaired byasucces | eion of losses; for which this inheritance would I compensate. : - , “ One .day I went to my lawyer to reoeive the money. He had disappeared, taking it tilth him. Despair took possession of. me ; I dared not impart the fatal news to my wife, and I con fess it with ahama. I determined on suicide; Ail that day I, rambled about the country, and fit nightfall I approached the banks of the Spree. Climbing upon tho parapet of n high bridge, I ■gazed with gloomy delight into the dark waters. that roiled beneath On my knees upon-, the atono, I t o£fered up a short but fervent prayer, to Him who wounds and heals; I commended ay wife and daughter to hie mercy, and precipita ted myself from the bridge. I was struggling . inetiotivelyr against death,'when I felt rnyeeif seized by a rigorous arm. A man swam hear | me, and drew me towards the shore|.whidh we . both reached. -- ■ •• It was eadark that'l eonld net distinguish theieatores of: my preserver. .But the tones of his voice; made an Impression upou me which has not yet been effaced, and I have met but one man whose Voice has reminded me Of that cf the generous unknown. He compelled me' to''go home withhim, questioned me as to my motives for so desperate an aot,: and, to myiestreme,as tonishment, handed me a port-folio coqtalning forty thousand Borins on the express condition that Ishould take no steps to find him hat.- I entreated him to acoept my marriage ring, St the sight of whioh X promised to repay the loan, aa soon vis it should be possible for me to-do so. He took tho ring, and I left him, my heart brim ful Of gratitude. . ’■ • ■ :: “I will not attempt to describe to yon thejoy with which X ones more embracod my wife .and daughter. God atone oan re pay my, benefikotot all the good he did ns. I arranged my. affairV, and we setont for Vienna, where Iformed this .establishment, of which I; cannot consider my self as more than the, temporary.. possessor. Ton perceive, gentleman, that' Ellen, has no dowry to expect, and that we may at any mo ment be rednoed to a very precarious position.” Ellen’s face was hidden in her hands. When Mr. Muller oeased speaking, we still listened. Presently the Jew broke the silence. “1 have but little,” he said, “ to add to your narration; the man who was so fortunate ea to render yon a servioe, remained a cripple for the rest of his days. When ho plunged into the Spree, be strnok against a stone, and sinoe then he limps, as yon perceive; • - We were all motionless from surprise. ' Then Malthas drew a ring from his finger and handed it to Mr. Mailer. The conntenanca of the lat ter, generally so bold in its expression, was sud denly extraordinarily agitated tears started to • his eyes, and he threw himself into his preser ver’s arms. .. ‘•All that! possess belongs to you,” he cried, " aud l havo the happiness to inform. you' that your capital has doubled.” ' - ; “Of all that you possess,” replied; Malthas, “ I ask but one thing, to vih ch l have no right.” ' ' I The' worthy Germin' took the hand of his dangfiter, who trembled with happiness end sub .prise, and, placing it in that of the Jew—' d “ Sir,” he. said, addressing, himself to me, “ yon who have seen the world, and who are disinterested in this question, do you think tbit Icould do better?”' Latest music.—foster's latest sokq— uSfo •Times CoflfaAgala.No More; as sung with immense success by Sanford's Serenadera: words aadwutic by 8. C. Host*!* - ; ;•j Nowß-days; ahumorousballad: Conferee. Petrifaction; newsong; by Barker. i-a I'm Waiting for tho Spring Time; a most channlae naw ballad:*by Barker. * The Happy Man;, s*ng andcboras: laeho. ■ i « J’m Sot Myself At All; one of the best Irish ballads*, vex writtfuii by fl. Lqtpp. . i.v... - VilkinaaniUils Dinah; oomic gong: by Ustrry. .... 1 Cannot Smile Dear Mother; new: Darker ; ‘ *" l-i Brighter, than the Morning star: Browne. * • - - .c 7 . The Heart and the Home: Dresrior. . . ' , B*UBoora ln udfahceof lha Jrado and foy sale by HEART KUaitUt, - Vjan23 ~ Sign nf theColden Hnru. No.loi Third WBi WIBO. Ta PllbCUkK A BITUATI6ntori Vina* T V Man las a Partner in a siuaU. asikb* 11-hcoent: He Is able U make Uiimolf useful lu.any depart ment, end ha* a capital of from £OOO to j7oo. ti« »*»« p**i plnio kcnk»k?«psr and but would ■ pr«f?r beitvg •ttpiojed to dr about th* manufactory.. ' 9 8. cuiinn:iu-jt er>:;, Ju9 U> 1 Mrl V'V i; -r ,w ♦ 4 60 a& 1» : 3 to 4 co r <£ :PBBRUAKY 27.
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